The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-05 00:00:00

Tibt (Expritll%. [fHttEEPEIsiCE. MONEY MARKET. MOhDAT EYINlif". I and examine into every detail, and especially to compare the ledgers with the depositors books produced in the ordinary course of business. This audit and inspection could be se complished without difficulty, and at the same time be more conclusive and satisfactory to the government than the mode suggested by the bill. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since lust dividend period should in each case be taken into account lut. per cent. Price. ' per annum. Three per Cent. Consols shut £0 0 0 Three per Coat. Reduced 9SI 3 0 10j Bank Stock (die. at the rate of 71 per cent. per annum) 229 3 .5 6 India Stock Exchequer Bills (interest Id. per cent. per day) .. ~ 54. pin. 110 1 Annexed is &statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. jl • • • • No. 2,143.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1853. B}{4TAavfAll.l l L 1 ASSURAN .I,37. CE COMPANY, SECOND EDITION. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Latwarp and Rotterdam 13 1 die + 4 , nrered M f•yecti: Act Al Postisasent, 4 Met., esp. IL FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. The railway market to-day 10 8 SUWON to Graleserac.. 104 dig -01. lit 011LIt T ALEXANDER. Bbekbeath Park. varied with 30 5 4 Tro j sie uactkli tinca 14 1 ta,. nr rata. of pt.-mann for reaming Leas or Dubai. iS wiwo m ally mound darted Ant soma years. n. Qum tion FOß o.l4 l:lo24.o t r . CE,.. e Jty m a r .. Ames 11. udeta. but was free from any important alteration. At one 2 ° 10 Nan ond SenanTon par 1 11 pa Ira time of the day prices gave way, sympathising with 20 20 pu i,„",l„ o ll " a6h l 6 . 1:: ... 2 3i pt A...? aren a arable during r durdid ty se Coned at Relboarre to the Volta Wafts of Ametic.t. the fall in Console, but a rally took place towards 1 0 1 Ds. y.l' R w e n d 4 1111 IC AL LIFE ASOOLIATION. n:. by her Majeatra Royal Letters Patent. - the close, when prices stood nearly identical with the 1: t o r 5 Gtial noels- of 14 * ,a Pal Pro w •.m.1.41 aunnally. ADMILILTT, Jere. 30. final rates of Saturday. Throughout the day the ... rand s}4 of . Eran' Par . oomputed l•lfr every Wes mouths' difference or age. 0 7 644 c • 44 fleaaeen . a a'as ll :.,,J ll s l ",,,D,......"sss market was far from active and at the close sham bowls - - 51 W.' cr. id am.rar.ce4 on a mew plan peculiarly advantageous Is Loorimme -"'" anted no feature of inte Eastern Counties and 3°4 a ! l 3 1 4 ) .4 : 434 2.7 44.86 ( i s .). 173 d 1.4 tie , net:herd war Ming, • reshastion of . per mt. was At the Oxford and Worcesters closed worse. • 1 Luesalklisti4so p.C4Prof 1 this 1 1 9 3 3 33. 133.1 1 E ( (Heil)... 4 54 47 5 gm& us the carnet yen's ;rend= ea all participating Polleles. BANKRUPTS. lean. • (flemai.) FREDERIC! HALM THOMSON, Oxford-street, mender). iyy %%WI tater of silvered glass ware. THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocx if fmamlem " ..1 1 Tearty Q sri; JOHN Roma Cheapside, dealer in mining The railway market today has been quiet, and 0 4 D 0.6 per et lir . siens;e . 4113 as tamessa or Alt- wi lt- o. > r. sham. prices are no better than yesterday, except for Mid- f: =.••• 11701114111 a 1 . 2 ► 14 vw Zita L L lA ßa m tir e : Bisaaax,riinighlaybribtizenemonger. Lnds, which show a trifling improvement. Great di n twig _ - I A d. s. Tem", !Chi. g• d •a. al. gad. mll 9 1 I 30 0 73 1 142 0 II 3 Geoaos FRANKS, Blackfriars-road, surgeon. Westerns are rather lower, and other stocks have .o garmar • Litmlwith /14 774 30 10 Do. Do.(mt barest) MI 1 3 15 4 3 3761 1 4 4 is 4 Jong: DANnr, Wellington, Shropshire, grocer. generally ruled at yesterday's rates. 16 ill Northers et Anises- 441 14 5 341 I sa " 4 1 6 le" 14 5 11 3 WuJ.laie Dalai, jun., Wolverhampton, brickmaker. French shares are better. Northern, are quoted 30 all Do. 101. 3 per LL icier Iv 345'012 4 I. B. 11 21 1 4 8012 . 6 344 to 33, and Strasbourgs, 34 to 2 . VI all tforinglanTrunk Prefer. ANDREW FRANCIS, asentary. ORDINARY SHAMAN AND STOCKS. 2O to Pane and Lyme II 134 pm 233 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 30 Paris sad WOW 40 42 CHINA BUFF CHICKENS.- THIS DAY. Oh. Pd. BAILICIM °Ming One" . 81 1 t4 " d " 29 X reams* Sera_ ...- 30 4 0 Yettordir. W. P.m* Sp to Pods esol Wrosimre 341 $4l Sil 4 5 NewtonJECK4, ll O r f ,,... Wa a l, Trona, near Rendre , is N or ns, Minns in PI 1 , 1 -Wird OLD COURT.-Baroan iICOIII6I. It. 140 Monk= . 2 ss SO Oh r., 7 . , .0. , I , ' 13 1 1 !1, 1 ,. 1 t " E ll e t t = 3 .11, 1 1 r. 111. 61.1 sad William Woodward, 31. a young mug of very respect- 97 ... el _ 471114 „_„_ 1 1 1 _. 5 . 5 _4 10 20 dose ma 18 19 10 s Ms* D. - - c a v il "; "ts;aLlea''" las t year et Tarmac- Prise £ 5 30. pier= able appearaace, pleaded Guilty to anindietment *barging r dls 5 2 Mood 104011* i le. To be forwarded es sesolpt at • stealing 1001. in Bonk g io ts ai gland notes, the pro •vy ramas = aa a' n imam end meow . I 74 74 pees orbs. of the &Reston or N Psoviasial Bank to Do. psi Oast. - id kale d U &tot Nra WWI MIR Mow ME FAMILY aznammxter.L s who appealed stir Shapeliest, urged* IN• 100 010011.1111 • •• W 3 l 684 144[EASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all Ilm tisation of punishamelit that he bad hem hesseeral veers Ii 101 , 5 .14 1. 1 . SO 21. Upper Iseellsrip e l pm Par Toles Whim inggsmillmmiled id= Wm *MS is the sevice of the presenter, sad than lei sot been the "n . ..1 111 all Weet Phial= 0 , : l eo, cold atuverind , musbnem we mmthieg 111 slightest stain upon Ms edam., wan Nis • fortunate 11 -- 45 DaY3ar 2ll4ll4 4su rs issho s. .. 33 4 1 10 to Do. 64 want. rake. - - die 30 10 Yemeni of France... Ti 154 without aWA Then m sis h usgeo to nat. tranalatiaa. me said that th • primmer had saha n ppilv eon- ass In 2 Western of Bwiteerimd C 1 1 WAP"'S l a =n4 v h :4 llB6l 7t. 41116 e l l u al rb e = lusted himself with those dens of hifamy tlist existed in the SS ell Nest " 20 6 Zealand la di it is vamp stuck, wits a warm or foot bath , mess as mat= lie, called betting houses; and the esseequenco had 0 ell Ditlit: se and 3 6 of the w o ad, throwing a sail in M* Ong the whole =be had been induced to commit these& whisk had : •• 1 121 121 of fice or the MO. thereb7 v =lll mom ma 111 : phamilim in his present disgraceful posities. Tho Nosowel lt Q. A... MINES. rflimey enamel added that he believed there was modish that the gy a i; 114 12 ache. lie down". ",e11;d1",..._ 5 • 1 meda whole of the money'. taken by the primmer bad bean swal- M. 100 art lemeratire l" 717 71 SI MILK eat booms """"""""•••,..a.•••••••''' met lowed up by the keepers of different ao all 11. k wa.Davahria.s; so as Monster pargscites sea The market for home mining stocks remains with in' ` l ' m oicr - s attenWiiith iiiii• - heisiiiiiel - Maihrainger - se said be mld not help stating that, frons buld ara li r .aud 109 .. lillelarge eel= •le 13 TOi 14 m u a use teed being 111104111.1 1 51 F lb* 111 . 8 k IhNitlyes h thei mart, he had no doubt two out of emery Mee amiss 9111161 5 11 ., 1 " out amelioration. Business is very dull. There have are often the GUM et a 111 . 361 , gr robberies by shirks or servants might b. Imes' se .sea- ---- • - • 80 = 1.1; 046sa 18 _ _ a° been a few transactions in Wheal Arthur and Tre te had to pormitives to Mims. a olo t "" `' weeks with establishments of this intameeeileedsidee. s, tee postases 546 854 barvah, both of which show a downward tendency. Is smuestion is as &IRMO se the ma da soda) sale Out it is utterly =NM hy 4, 6 " Bodkin,whowss instructed for the prealleelan s eisi he 111. IN Do. A, Mei 63 lis 5 83 3 i The gold mining shares remain at the reduced ether mischief or failure. pso hi ssou ma. weld admit Mat the prisoner had previous to this essmion . 160 Not L a 33 aril= (33 lit I rates of Saturday, and are generally fiat. Great For vir•ery purposes gearrelly„ Week ha, lt shah lame a New Mehra *erecter, and it was with very stoat ire ' .. "" . " *". " 1.4 ' ..; 'lf 874 54 71 Nugget Vein alone were a shade firmer. At four alone, ~od no famdy akculd he eithisoth-galsameghstarers me revel that the damages felt themselves compelled by their nlt Isiah re 74_ o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to 1 prem.; les Pala Noma tae., , ea 110 " ma IL ILI : "bile 6117 H to e I= l ::•i ti tt i on rci"du as ro n routtt . th l i c l t7 he e l v s° g a l "minint rio u.silibe sseeee ne l i eff iewadi . ; " w i c. 7 , Great Nugget, 1 to lf prem. ; Port Phillip, k dia. to go d ~,mdy pre, at Ile. and Rfa.ossis, with anetkas; and likewise bid has used to soloou l is. , by which by a.: p.c. , rr. mndleme Tendon. Th e Me. beau, PTO (sarrisse-par ; British Australian, Ito f die. ; Nouveau Monde, gee) to 41 pate of the Markel. Coiesehlted his shaggier mad faille through his 16 Do. ilYs.„ 41 44 Ms 10 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Agua Fria, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 messed= with laildieg *leek the bilemese character 1: D. wet a lias Mike 31,8 31 premium. IR. s.ro l s tgß o li f EßP N l E. NEV The SEA VOLUMEit rawn byelit: hit wkicheyes=magmerred a},yandalmaelaiw:it .. s el the bee the agree of alardeeP ruin flgassaiableast a great , samba of po i .4 4 114 4 104 Other foreign and colonial mines were generally autsteel Plate, , hor, will be published on Monday n .teleran wood est, =Norm with the Etat nogg gig& Bt. 100 e ter. 100 [W ea ls Water 114 1144 114644 dull. Metcalfe were a shade better, closing 44 to 5 Volume. The Beesaler said he quite a greed with what had been 1e.,. ••• 1 4 4 ft pa prem. National Brazilian were also rather stronger. Loads.: smith. Elder, and Co., 6s , Cornhill.The closing prices of new undertakings are . as shied with vagarill to the mischievous nature of th e hices r e. 10 ; I/ 1111 8 17aTilt s se II CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, -Beth betting saes. Ho had reason , however, b el i eve 50 434„ 54 44 dis eye the attention of those whose duty it was to protect the 40 84 De., s• 44 34 die follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min ing and Stream 'lig, 1-16 die . to 3-16 pm_ . • Melbourne Orthodox. Aig4lolllll4 MOW' sash; hY P. mends et the people was directed to the s ub j ect, and that la all a Coleraine II 15 WHAT TO RAT, AND AVOID. the only reason something had not been done before this 3$ _ llll Innalallas IS 20 Gold, kto Iran sal:resole, toAustralian d gon u t al ciAoti wu the di ffi culty that was fett in providing a satisfactory St 1 " 164 114 Si el 13 161 121= 11.6. 11a1aa - - 1 11 1 ; die • Aus 3 16 to ' 1-16 this . ; Chartered Australian Land and LECTIIRR TO 11017 NO remedy, and • desire not to take a false step in such an ins- s t . ma n s , 704 76 1 sit portent Matter. at. tea pausairaarDs;by" 4o CI , Mining fto f per share ; Lewis Hill Range, • HOW TO BR HAPPY. Judgment upon the prisoner was deferred. ie 47410LO.west. - _to per share • Golden Mountain, Ito I per share ; 35 174 Dille Nalshares.„ - - MORAL AND PHYSICAL MOWN= OP LIFE. Lake Superior &tipper this prem.; Cologne 105 Nevessibst . . 54 67 THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. ON SPECUL MUM. Lead, fto this ; Ca rberry West, 3-18 to 1-16 ; (From the Nrok-law Areporses.) SI TS Newry and Saalddllis... Si " 114 : 11. 1 =e2.6ameois li .4;a4i4;a Is Connemara, par to I prem. ; 1 to t a ct ; TEI LSIIIITTTES OF LLFlL share ; By the meet recent advice, from the Baltic, we le 1311 Sulphate of - Barytes, to 2 . per 0 51 r DISEASES OP *INTEL learn that *Massive orders for wheat, on French and Bel- ir I : Da.i „"' ••• ••• Co pper, Ito I prem.; Obernhof, Ito prem.; Bri m,. Kim seceimat, together with the reports of rising prices ss 16 momees 011241 . II 24 this tannic Gold, to per share ; Polttmore, Ito [WART DIRSNOMIIMag, ofmgyipAyKai, IL El5Olll. here, had canted groat excitement. At the lower portiouselts Me* MI6 $3 SA dig. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc 1101De. appear to have been reduced into a very email compass; la 14 North Dimen, - -Rs ts. and a. uousz, mem. mg Kowa ujus. ,vets. i s ...m e bat at radg a fair quantity of wheat is still held. The $ 7101 . 6 L: hir. 83117108 - - fto pm.; Jamaica Copper, 2to 2 1 prem.; nee hydra he been fully as great at the principal ship- yo S ir D l ‘ 06 5 6 . 211 5 4 5 , 4 5 dla 121 New Lmarts, die. to par. , Great lewu United Tin, >LL IITDIIOPATIIT ; 01, THE COLD WATER CURL ping peels ea the oentinent as in the English markets , and la di 'A id , w ean , si die. to k prem.; New South Wales Coal, to abirstood. 33, TnI.."C'eAT4OW; Qarvelky_l47 Floi‘dgooLl !sm._ it hes km impossible to execute the orders which may have le 10 Ilartlemil Lireeteralme - pm die . ; Australasian Coal, to k die . ; Sue River (of Cernbill. aid An boniumilliT at been thrwardial to th e Baltic on British aooount, the limits IN t de lozewa, Ware.,ll Waiver. 474 elf Jamaica), to f prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 41 'ves, Rogun-sown. wee .., be somalledvially Rem le L ha • booway w. St. 100 imaiMOsolnel 52 58 At IS IP* of to w. about 3,000 qrs. of wheat Los *am_ _111111.111.._ ••• r 33 to 3 prem.; Portßoyal (of Jamaica) 11 to If pm. •, changed gad the sales for several preceding days ` 1 ,7, i I u W,AZ . 6 . 8 IS A se d'Or, fto dis.; London and, Virginia Gold eat IRELAND. bad beta es sa extensive wale. For Lower Polish mixed 10 • a m H iss i ss 2 12 01 if and Copper, par to 1 prem. • Brucutu Gold, par to I wheat, king 60 to 61 lbs. per bushel, 475., and for Upper 5011 all ibgewdmery (ham prem.; Aubin Coal and iron, par to f pm.; New trews, JULY 4. Polish h i ghmixsd, weighing 82 lbs., 50s. per qr. had been ... 17 19 South Wales Gold, fto 4 per share; Mount Carbon TRALEE ELECTION. paid. Vale* were nearer, sad 6e. per qr. freight had been 73 5 / 55 . 1101 ‘ 10 „• re 811 NI D Omega, .1 1 111 Coal, 4to 4 dd. ; Park7yn and Carwalsick Tin, par to The Tralee nomination takes place to-day, and eve* fee Us"- . ei woe _ 3 as I ; Great Crinnui, to . 7 prem. • Kenmare, Ae Judaism pmes were (taking quality into consider- is s e that for Sligo to morrow ; and, although Toryism hasDmsa .. le 31 to „prom .; Port Hunter and Moreton ' Bay Coal, par &ties) quiSe MO as at D um as ; sa d this, together with os. too a lu m Byes es /s 691 not ventured to enter the field in either place, the the mir k y a yeama i a . 25,2 prevented b as i s ., of say aa . " yd . -. . dal sea} 34 3 4 to prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, contest in both excites a large amount of public it- parttime beige dome. 10 15 Talshallaer - DU . . }to prem. ; Liguanea of Jamaica„ l to prem.; West. As none of the four candidates for Tralee has In the ltensian niarkete treststices bad, it appears, risea 2 = l , aus u - Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, to prem. ; Gar yet given any public notice of his intention to re- !telly. melee to the threatening Peaks of Political T's • " lire it is yet uncertain on which of them, if any, Mr. • " 1 1 41 At rs ßiga, equal to 48s. to 47a. per qr. tree on board has E 1f i1 1Ag4 35. 21 . 1111Nme .. 3 nett and Moseley, 2to 24 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to Of dm. ;Eat Indian Iron, 4s. to 6s. per Daniel 0 Connell will have to look u his chief op. been paid for wheat for local magemption ; sad for oats be all Waldo* mad if share. ponent. If the contest were for the osunty, with 14s. 10d. had bees asked. The weather had been very un- SO 14 WastOraawall 10 lo; the present candidates in the fi eld, there is little settled in that naghboarhoed, sad a great deal of rain had ;W aeae M"' owl the*. 4 dl. Per THIS DAY.-Two o'CLomr. doubt but that Mr. Shine Lalor would be successful : no PrsoPosls for the harvest were not considered 2 , in 1 2 , dosamaakamai s 67 og 674. The gold mining shares show no signs of a rally but in the borough popular feeling now runs so high promising. to 1 Do. do. Itztiodcw 671 114 114 At the Lower Baltic ports the advance seems to have been ra 1114 Do.O.N.Z.Porsisos__ to-day, speculative attention being quite diverted In favour of Mr. O'Connell that the chance on his greater than at the places named. 110 /Taft and North 11210 and 5 54 " fay from this department. Colonial gold are quoted I Bide amounts to all but a certain , the current of Rostock letters of the 28th of June inform us that holders to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget Vein, Ito 11 prem. ; and opinion having been thus guecemTally . turned to his of who* had declined to enter into farther contracts to Agua Fria, 1/ to 11 prem.; Nouveau Monde mark shit o g ar ood qualities of . wheas . . beloir a4 4l3: om . , t o i to 9s. hand per free interest by an appeal made by the parish priest s the being PIMMINCS .HAUL . toe prem. Only. Rev. Dr. M'Ennery, on behalf of the family of the on d, and the omen th a t limited lower, few banana had been closed. The supplies IL Kthe 4olll ll2 Australian Agricultural shares have rallied to 70 to late " Liberator." from the lumen had been on a very limited scale, and the gi. 3 Na gutw ",r e p ,g 6 CL I 1 113 g7 g ag 72, on the favourable advice., and Peel River to 11 SLIGO ELECTION. stooks in warehouse having become much reduced, the St. 1 mo s s a s s i s . _ _I jer 1061 to 24 prem. ; North British Australasian are quoted In Sligo, where the priests are almost unanimously arthall_ weather h e a4 manifested great indi ff erence about rea li sing. 13 Is comer rd Rolytead 194 204 3. 16 to 5-16 prem. •; and Scottish Australian Invest ban slightly improved, and the reports from Si sal Damlee he Per opposed to Mr. Somers and favourable to Mr. Sad- ••• the agricultural districts were lees gloomy th an t he week at au D00 5 1 15 1, 551 5. 5 a 5 ;NIT' ment, 1 13-18 to I 16-16 prem. lair, it is worthy of note that one of the Roman b e a m . ear make „. -., 64 64 Sa weetAnalleMßLlfolo•Ct.' 4 4 1 Main Bagasse catholic clergy at least has differed from his brethren, limbers sided*. of Tuesday lest inform us that large • • ID, - v 6,01. •66 prier dose the Rev. Mr. O'Connor, of Boyle, having published trainee** had taken place in wheat dam the previous g !Dm do. (N. Ittif par Ct. Is pm No. . Nam Paid. Yesterday. today. strong and spirited letter in favour of Mr. Somers. poet day, at meSerially enhanced terms. The purchues 61j Neat wv. p 64101 ilis pa - - - had bees aim* for French account, and the prices q 737011 le. • 9 5 7 4 . 1 lama 1 Mica Erb .ll 14 11 pm said had ham sessiderably above those at which the orders 10 la I D/ Dews per , W,OOO 1 tangle austrslian Gold all as par The rejoicings for the defeat of Colonel Venda. rrom Bagdad hall been limited. Fa Minis. wheat, weighed 10 So As st p.CI 10 fil 5 Idatoursh. mad' 100,000 IN• •AngloCaliturnian 10,000 10 Vevatreladan boor in Clare, extended over the whole of that u p cab & pl. bow, 48 6 . ed., lath fog pod qua litjas o w ei gh. ) Denbo, 43 NW Gem ... 1 54 hi *Ma 30 +Ay/trail= county and a great part of Limerick. In the city of lug 604115., lea id. per qr. free oa board had been paid. at. 100 Oreetlimernoll parOsat lss ISO 60,000 1 Australian Cordillera Limerick on Saturday night, bonfires blazed in Fr sutra% @elm had been made at from 48e. to 60.. per Sttoo Do. 5 per meg. lade, Sri HMO 1 AuWallso Prosheld all die 112 Kew 1 Ave Maria all jRs levered of the streets, and the mountains of Clare qr. hie so beard, according to quality, freight, _ at le aid pm 111 113 20.001 1 Brttb/ eastrallan Gold all • di& • spring corn eompareuvely little had been done. Danish r a gg i r=aim a -- 41 Ip m 10,000 20 +Brit/biros 13.1 =ted a singular and brilliant appearance, being barley had bean held at 26 .. 6d. to 245. free on board see • s g Gua ub i asum m a" 10.0 or +Bras.lmp,Bas.atsi.pa 144 Sy 4 4 all over with first, which were kept lighting . a to 631 be. quality. Oats from Danmark had risen to 19s. ge. oceans, alba vie. lob 6,006 30 De. Oxamand Wats all 4 44 great portion of the night, and were to be seen in for 4041 b. . St 100 DittelereMnaMe et 103 104 103 11,000 20 Do. M. John Del Rey 15 5.14 842 114,000 Comae. Creek all 4 die 11 pro 11 every direction as far as the eye could reach. The Jo. the Dutch markets a good deal of excitement had pre- 111 I limmithaniaTaba MO die 4 . pm 12,009 40 Ohre Capper all - - COlidUt of the people, however, as far as I have been veiled At Round wheat had been in lively request for IL ' 5 / 516 I 151 I" 100,000 5 IColtatial Odd 1 1 lima able to learn, was perfectly peaiwable. transport to the ahem* provinces, an d the tendency of .. 6 9: f u " Ditwi p s „ ahm ai lil46l6 " lr itr i c t . 154 _ _ I " prices had continued upward. le 1 a i laaJlathilfestOmlldrils 4 CerdoM l4 10 11 150,e09 St. +Copper Rinses of Eng. all St 70 "Her Majesty's Prime Sergeant, John Howley, At Antwerp, on Thursday, the demand for wheat was Ix all usgratiarrysealsr.sith to It 8,000 35 +Do. Prof. 74 per mat all 7 3pm had," observes the Limerick Chronicle, "the hardly so active as it had been earlier in the week. 11i! all Lcadmillarykimalimb 134 131 70.1. cu b FailtriustrahanOopm all 3 14 die Si of Great Nugget Vets all 14 pm gratification to announce, at the claw of his circuit The advice. from F rance have within the leaf day or two P. •r a Da jaw £lO 1 : 1 1 : 1 100,000 Do. giimmg - , this week, that the far-famed county Tipperary , been of a less excited character than those received earlier, 1 .• 10,600 30 +Gereral ow e. but the advance established appears to have been tolerably 61-1 D. - Carat% 46 . p -_ ll poi 72,000 Grand Decay of liadm all die par one of the moat peaceable in the Queen's dommi well supp orted , inept at Pans, where flour wu offered on os. .611.11,01 150 153 11.000 Groat Polgooth. all 104 die Wednesday somewhat below the extreme rates previously 101 l 5 • Date issrateass -...- par ym 100,00: Lake Batharst. all 4 i 1 372 116 1 115 60,00 Liberty - - - - - obtained. The stock had been reduced to 24,955 metrical at 100 Naha PORT ROYAL AND ST. ANDREW'S COPPER qou' St 100' De. mr POIL DM 11S 113 9,00( 30,099 4 1,004.10, Linarta worn. ow all 110 96 MINING COMPANY. At Marsei ll es, on the 27th of June, there was a very 10 D6 D : D g m b ia lying/Tan. / . ... 1 P . 1 4.. a 7 g , 7 pm Quarts Crushing Co.. all 1 setive inquiry for wheat, and prices were rising rapidly, in Si] 100 North WNW IES at 100,600 Rarleulta all die An extraordinary meeting of this company was held yes- consequence of inquiries from various parts of the interior. so Noith - MlLAnierlean 9 71 7 terday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. William From the Italian ports we have also advice of advancing St. 100 1 _ atata lraraMer, and 8 yloh New Grenada ...... all par r w ,4118.SperOmal - - 100,000 Gladstone, Esq., took the chair. prices for wheat. IS all Ma ditto ditto I 14 pm The circular stated the object of the meeting to be to The latest accounts from the Black Sea state that the 50,1.011 1 N N ft og;a7se p :o r ti lli a iria tthe al'and •-• 4 131adi.5 5 67.1 11` p1i 14 Mtwe to or reject a proposal for taking the mineral setts of probability of war had interfered materially with oommer- vu. Stirs ...ae ws.llMrsa. cwor lfe tN w ar Ousr .w lO4 101 18 lei 1.1111,000 Port Wiings Portland and the Swift River, to mine 23,0001. in new vial operations, and little grain was being shipped to British • miu.l S per Cent... .. 171 lej 60 ,' 5O Quarts Rook all 1 the pm shares, and alter the deed for Gist purpose. ports. 10 10 Do. b per Oat .„ ... IPs 114306asit 26 8 Mr. flume., the solicitor, read the terms made , which From America we learn that rather an improved demand ,?! 111 . 000_2 11 _ 0 ms ,;•• I ___ 4 10,001 55 5 1 Iti rene ttc law 7,5c10 30 Bandage de Cul* were that, for the Portland Mine, 70001. paid up Mimes of for wheat and flour for exportation bad caused a small rise , 1 1,! so = irame :lr gisdisg. 110,00. 1 noutb Australian all if. each, should be handed over to t he proprietors as soon as in prices at the principal markets. The next reports from "" Maid ift.o.• 2 31 26 i 4 epoo 10 Tin Croft 43.174 20461 United Mamma all 33 4 a like amount of ore should be produced. That 5,000 shares thaws will probably be of a more animated character. gr. WO Do. 44 par sent should be paid for the Swift River estate en the same Freight to London was 2s. per brl. for flour, and 61d. to 7d. so • StL i r c o iler Isi.. Sol 70,000 1 Waller *MS. That 3,000 shares should be allotted to the Jamaica per bush. for grain. I Wa C ALM' nis 100,000 1 Mat Granada all par 1 IL 100 York. Irawomthals haw 100,0 w l Vat Marmon ell IIT Cooper Company. to be paid upon for the benefit of the Ot.North of Eag.pureb. It 2 104 . 100,060 1 Tube . - An extraordinary meeting of this company was held yes- consequeice of inquiries from various parts of the interior. 20 ' all , Nerth iNemoremere 1 a 74 asp terday at the London Tavern, Bishopegate-street. William From the Italian ports we have also &drone of advancing in.l 100 Wok Wansow, and 71:,0,* laa 1 ft.w:T.:xi."... ..... .. aa 'Par Ipm Gladstone, Esq., took the chair. prices for wheat. WeivecoltlLemenent Immo I Nouveau Woods .... -- all 1 1 pre 111 The circular stated the object of the meeting to be to The latest accounts from the Black Sea state that the 16 , all Ma ditto ditto; t 16 sea 60,c00 10 Nova Beals Mains and $ 1 a iltwews.6llfree.Newfluar.• 101 101 Copper_ _Smelting 5 ale to or reject a proposal for taking the mineral setts of probability of war had interfered materially with censiner- ii , , to um , ‘ „,..0,,,0,,,(N.,..n,1 tsP,OOO 6 Port PliMp 7 1 :tl e and and the Swift River, to issue 26,0001. in new cial operations, and little grain was being shipped to British I ' Kin.) • per Cent.- .. 171 164 60. 0 90 1 Quarts Reek .. all 1 dls /pm Shares, and alter the deed for th a t purpose. ports. to 10 Do. h per Cent ... ... Ipa 57.00' 50 sithymapy Iron Dlr. Baum, the solicitor, read the terms made , which From America we learn that rather an improved demand 16 113 death Dares ... ... ... 14 154 10,00 1 15 +Ditto New were that, for the Portland Mine, 7,000/. paid up shares of for wheat and flour for exportation had caused a small rise , 0 ,„„ 0 _„ 1 1 sos ra tu taa milw rr aisoull ' . Par Pa 7,tao 50 Bantle. &Cuts Ulf 1 6 V. each, should be handed over to the proprietors as soon as in pricey at the principal markets. The next reports from '" i "" 40,00.. 1 South Amtrallan all 1 dim ler Asa )of E 1.0.6 l6l 261 • 0,000 10 no Croft *like amount of ore should be produced. That s,ooosharie thence will probably be of a more animated character. dt.! 100 Do. 41 per amt I 113 114 43.174 24461 t Cabal lisaissa all tiS 4 should be paid for the Swift River estate en the same Freight to London was 2s. per brl. for flour, and 61(1. to 7d. 10 i all 11th.TeekaMns4 Para t.Guar 194 204 70,003 1 Waller —. ... terms. That 3,000 shares should be allotted to the Jamaica per bush. for grain. 6I e ' T ick, 1 die par 100,000 1 West Erma& ....... Copper Company, to be paid upon for the benefit of the _________ et 1 100 reek, Newometle,6 bet gr.,: 100,doo i *tut Mariposa all I 1 die Ilsentance of Captain Bennet. The balance of 8,000 shares CORNWALL.—There is is vacancy in the represents - Ot.North a East.purah.. IC2 104 100,040 1 Tata would be allotted, pro rota, amongst the present share- 17 I 5 Ditto Ditto .- , Se 1.1 • Tramline*, by stomped deed. lion of the western division of this county, consequent upon * 10 York&N.BlLLll.oB.Purch 1 4pm holders. the death of E. W. W. Pendarvee, 145. It is confidently The CHAIRMAN said that as a great number of share- stated that in compliance with the wishes of a large por - holders were absent inconsequence of the shortness of the l i on o f t h e co nstituency, Mr. Michael Williams, a gentle- LINO LILABRD AT FIRED RIINTALL JOINT STOCK BANKS. 110tice and that the shareholders would have to sign the deed man extensively connected with the mining and trading IL too Hostaiskimblsa (lease.l! for voting at this meeting, so as to avail themselves of the interests of the county, and a decided liberal, will offer telaolmaillt.vresternil, 106 106 No. ! Wares &gas. Paid , Closing business prices dons sew shares, he thought it would be advisable to adjourn for himself as a candidate. 10 01 Clydesdale June:lon .—L I I ,Yesterday. to-day. $ few days. It must be recollected that the Pert Royal VAUXHALL-GARDE-\S: VICTUALLERS' (mod 6poaledenter)...l 31 56 —.— —____ _ _....__ ___..,...., Mines were merely taken as an experiment to test some pro- et ISO IlentLineelmh.gaar.6p.Ct.: TAM : 40 Australasia Aer Li:M.—Last evening the annual fete in aid of the funds (4,,.,,,k,im.yr0d0in5) syp 141 perties which might be taken by the company, end the 40,000 21 Chartd. Bank of Asia Sif 4 dis of this institution took place in the grounds of the " royal 26 t 6 atomester is Dna Forest' 50,000 10 . Chart. Bank of ladle. , directors were unwilling to incur any great expense till they roperty " and was attended with sufficient sucess tojustify (lesacd to Orestrriu Di o ! 38 34 Australis , and Chub 2! 1 1 pm bad something decisive to go upon. Re was happy to say rhe c om m ittee of management in adopting the same means 100 till IawEIPOOI Dock R Rail.. 25,01* se English, deottiah, sad that the properties now treated for were of a highly prom- (kassi to Yk. N. A Be?.); of contributing to their finances on another occasion. The Amtralian Chartered 10 Idi par ring nature, as attested by the opinions of the three mining 60 M Rullallelby(LTaribeNblid 111 114 23,001 se London Bent of Ans. I terrain at for:the most part of the usual sources s to Do . A shares ditto ) .. l is u Captains sent from Europe. That copper existed in the tralia and India . attraction at these gardens, including the unrivalled ,feats Ist 111 Be.De 1 shares (ditto) . 174 104 Island there was little doubt, and that it could be worked 22,0951 11/1 London Chartered Bank of horsemanship, which seem to have usurped , the position 161 121 Dade• sad Greenwich of Australia Without any great expense. The properties had the &dean- of the fireworks in the estimation of the patrons of this Deana to South Rastas 141 141 21.0441 El Oriental Bank Corpora. all 50 51 tags of being near a port of shipment. Being interested in establishment Amongst the company . who were drawn to !, IS Ditto Prernews 7 (ditto) 16 If 30,0•• 1 Royal Austral. Hankins Jamaica, he hoped this discovery of copper would be the • m Lowatkft Ottar.4nerCoot. I and Gold Import. Co. 1 4 eits par Mused caltribatlng to the prosperity of the island. the spot by the speciality of the occasion, were many gen- ''' 01 , Noro ; lk) 5,000 , 25 South S tlftrillin signed tlemen who are well known for their exertions in behalf of le all Ditto ditto 6 per Cent A PRoPltticroit asked whether those who had not 60,000 10 Union of Australia the institution, whose interests were intended to be served. 64 all Daneti.,Burtoo,latatiock 5,000. ... I Do. New 2ll $ $1 the deed a ould be entitled to the new shares ? The children of the Licensed Victuallers' School, number- (lewd to I..E.N.W.had.) 3 51 1 Mr. &taxa said the deed made it imperative that the lug about 128 boys end girls, were admitted into the gardens SO 011 Iliddialsre and SA= shares should only be given to those who had signed the deed. under the auspices of the governor and committee of that Om" la 8.48 " a 'ATI. —_. ISO all Illidlasd Bradhird(3lldLl 106 toe MISCELLANBOUS. A Panratrron asked how they would act if two-thirds institution % and their . presence upon this, as upon all; pre- u , so Nortomiov .... two , v .,„ .. , aimed to Bast.Constiest 65 17 i ! Closing Of the shareholders should not be present at the next meet- tout similar occasions, was one of the most interesting features In the proceedings of the evening. Several of the 50 all Do. Reed 5 per cent. (do.) 1 No. oth . , ' liumituastoos. !Pd ! prices d Businere dose bi by proxy l age d inmates of the asylum were also upon the ground; and Ull Prestonllaryretleas.l.oo.l ' 'Yesterday.' to-day. The CHAIRMAN said there was no fear of that, as a largolS.N.Wast.l6Lanc.altork ----- Somber bad already signed. e promoters of the charity were much gratified to Rod 10,0.0 100 Australian Agri.. Sb 67 75 ;66 7 9 The meeting then adjourned till Thursday week. that the immediate recipients of their bounty were per- '.,,, 34 al zorim pitt° 4 shw in il iw atto ti ./....- witted to partake of the amusements provided for their ts Great Northern . I 121 153 1514 10,000, 100 .'ansda Company... , 324 CI 70 i 66 .. • ___A - - - • 1..• ........1.1 h. Ann. in assist a. lob Iln Wionrothßinek . 151 151 1000/0 b Crystal Palace .. ... ! 5 2i 21 pm , 71 1 Art LVlL—Lsst evening the annual fete in aid of the funds of this 'Malted= took place in the grounds of the " royal property," and was attended with sufficient miens to justify the committee of management in adopting the same means of contributing to their finances on another occasion. The entertainmentsconsisted for:the most part of the usual sources attraction at these gardens, including the unrivalled ,fests of horsemanship, which seem to have usurped, the position of the fireworks in the estimation of the patrons of this establishment. Amongst the company . who were drawn to the spot by the speciality of the occasion, were many gen tlemen who are well known for their exertions in behalf of the institution, whose interests were intended to be served. The children of the Licensed Victuallers' School, number ing about 128 boys and girls, were admitted into the gardens under the auspices of the governor and committee of that institution, and their presence upon this, as upon all; pre vious similar occasions, was one of the most interesting features In the proceedings of the evening. Several of the aged inmates of the asylum were also upon the ground; and the promoters of the charity were much gratified to find that the immediate recipients of their bounty were per mitted to partake of the amusements provided for their benefit. Everything was done that could be done to assist in carrying out the object in view, and the weather being happily favourable to the event, the fete may be pro nounced to have been perfectly successful; but it may be hoped that the licensed victuallers will assemble in still larger numbers at the renewed entertainment which is to take place this evening in furthteance of the same object. Olvoardide Inaction Gored toCeistiostan) , Orttliieolaeh.guar flp.Ct (Mem to Gt. Northirn), alosseeter la Dees Forest' (lesocd to GT8415,0.4.1 o , Hartlepool Dock & Railer. Hlwesed to Yk. N. & Bet.) ullielleiby(LlforkaNblid Da 4 dons (ditto) I Do. I sham (ditto) Ueda mid Greenwich Deana to South Marton Ditto Proforma:or (ditto) Loweetkft Conr.4perCont. ilraeod to Norfolk) Ditto ditto 6 per Cent Manch.,Bnitondkitatloek (lewd to L.MN.W.M61 4 .) ' IliddleetwV and (leased to Stookt.h Dori. Midland Bradford (Mid.) Northernetitartern 5 per IA lifted to Noet.Conatiee Do. fixed 5 per cent. (do.) Preeton&Myre (lead. ion. NN.Wast.ltLanede York Ditto 4 autos (ditto)... Royston anclaitalga (tees to Greet Northern Do. itheoreth Stook NostheteNordeldre (lowed i.e Mr. il'Cleen) ... Wear Volley. 6 p u l a tt. :: (Wood to Stack Ditto Ditto Ditto Wilts Is Mosireet Oared to Onst Wettish...". &Wow doss to-day. 700kustrallanArt.. 50 drit.AmerlcunLand 10,000 W aoada Company... 100,000. D Crystal Palace . . 130.000 1 Cryst.Pal.of Wince 123,71! Brit. Aust. WWI I Do. Preference... I 120,0001 s,Prelltiv.Lad.l9Mia. ' 100,0001 I,Bcolllslaust.lnyeat 11,700 1 99,8. Australian Lad 10,009 100 V91019111.11.914u1d 67 76 67 70 4 70 166 5 If 21 pm 71 2f 1 „ all f I pm all , 111 f pm 611 7 Xll lii pm sic 151 153 151 11$ 14 Si dla THE PE.NINSI:LAR AND ORIENTAL COMPANY'S Maxon VALUTA 1 Southampton on the 7th instant he the Mediterranean, to convey the mails between Malta and Marseilles. Captain Trove= has been appointed to the econaand of bet. 103 IN SS U The public funds remain extremely sensitive, but, on the whole, the feeling of the market was less de pressed to-day than on Saturday, although we have no real rally to report. Prices opened better, as it was more clearly shown that the statements published on Saturday, of the Russian army having actually invaded the principalities, were premature; but a reaction soon took . place, and, after having experi enced for a abort time a decided feeling of depres sion, the closing quotations were nearly identical with these of Saturday. Prices for the moment ap pear chiefly influenced by the telegraphic quotations received during the day from the Paris bourse. That market opened flatly, but sensibly improved in the afternoon, causing a corresponding movement here. Consols opened 97; to 98 ex div., for the 19th July, but maintained this price only for a moment, quickly receding to 974 to 1. This was also the closing official quotation, the price having in the meantime been as low as 971 to 1, • but at four o'clock a rally to 971 to ; had taken p l ace, and still later in the afternoon the few dealers about made the:price 97 13-16 to 15-16. The official business report includes :-Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 98, 97 k ,„ 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 4,1, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1004, 101. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 13-16, 51. Bank Stock, 2291, 2281. Exchequer Bills clotted the same as on Saturday, at ls. to ss. prem. India Bonds were sold at 255. prem. Foreign Stocks were generally flat, but without material alteration. Mexican has not rallied. We hear geniral complaints of the conduct of the com mittee, in giving their agent any authority to make over the common funds to the Mexican government. Such a proposition, after the signal breaches of faith of which Mexico has been guilty, would certainly never be countenanced by the bondholders. Peru vian Stocks again showed a downward tendency. Spanish is dull. In Russian there were numerous transactions, and the price was fairly supported. Sardinian was rather cheaper, and Equador flat. The only stock in this department that shows an improving tendency is the Swedish Loan, which, as we anticipated, is being gradually bought up for investment in great part on foreign account, and after standing so long at a considerable discount, has to-day reached prem. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27; Spanish Deferred Threes, 22 to 1 ex div. ; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four-and-s-Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 die. ; Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto Deferred, 95 to 10. Sales are thus marked :-Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1652, 97 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent , 634, 63, 5, ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 951, 1,^2. Equador Bonds, 51, 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 27, 261. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 824, 83 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 59. Portu guese Four per Cents., 391, 39, 1. Russian Five per Cents., 1171, 1164, 1171, 1161; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 991, 100, 991 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461, 451 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 15th July, 221, 22, 1 ex di,. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 3 prem. There was quite a glut of money seeking employ. ment to-day, and the temporary stringency noticed at one period last week has passed away. On Fri day next the dividends on Consols and other govern ment annuities will full payable, and will doubtless contribute to maintain the existing ease of the market. No" acceptance" of new stock was reported from the Bank to-day. The Sarah Ann has arrived from Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, with dates to the 3rd March, but it is not yet known what amount of gold she may have on board. We are informed that the accounts received by the Australian Agricultural Company by the steamer Melbourne reach to the 3rd March, at which time nothing of course was known of the arrangements made in this country for the sale and transfer of the company's property on the Peel River to a separate company, the same having only been settled in Lon don in the preceding month. Captain Brownrigg, the chief superintendent, who had not recovered from a severe attack of ophthalmia, writes that the com pany's affairs are all going on well, both as relates to the gold fields at the Peel River and at Port Stephens. He was waiting to learn the measures adopted by the directors in London, after the receipt of the late deputy-governor's despatches, reporting the dis covery of gold on the Peel River estate. In the meantime, every practicable attention was given to the conservation of this valuable property until the receipt of instructions from home. Mr. Rudder, the geological surveyor that had been engaged by Mr. Bane previous to Captain Brownrigg 's arrival, was prosecuting his researches, and had discovered an other tract of auriferous soil, and strong indications of the existence of copper and lead. The company's clip of wool of the season, which, notwithstanding the dearth of labour, had been well secured, was in course of shipment, and the sales of coal had doubled that of the same months of the preceding year. Annexed is a recent " order " of the Stock Ex change Committee : ' • The committee require that every person who receives a ticket, " after two o'clock," or " after three " on the same day, shall notify the same on the back of the ticket, by drawing • litre, or otherwise, in order to facilitate the tracing when shares are sold out ; and any person neglect ing to do so will be held responsible for any low that may be incurred. Land shares were generally a trifle steadier to-day. Australian Agricultural finally closed 66 to 68; Peel River, 12 to 12 prem.; British American, 68 to 70; North British Australian 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Scot tish Australian Investment, It to 12 prem. These two last named stock were flatter. South Australian Land were worse, marking below 40. Australian Bank shares were dull, and all the new institutions showed a downward tendency. Australasia Bank fell 11. Crystal Palace shares were also flat, closing 22 to 21 prem. Shares of the Provincial Bank of Ireland have been done at 491 to cx div. and bonus; and Berlin Waterworks, par. The third and last instalment of 21. 10s. falls due onthe - aiar — ce7 the Quebec and Richmond Railway Company on the 15th inst. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, is now payable on the class A shares of the St. Andrew's and Quebec Railroad Company. We have already drawn attention to an Inter view of a deputation on Scottish savings banks with the Chancellor of the Exchequer in reference to the government bill now pending. Fourteen members of parliament were comprised in the deputation, which represented the savings banks of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Dundee, or fourteen-fifteenths of the total amount of deposits in savings hanks in Scotland. A variety of objections are urged against the government bill, as it at present stands, and the concluding suggestions of the deputation are com prised in the following, viz.: That in place of appointing receivers, which would entail a heavy.expense, and create an anomaly in the management of the banks, the government might with perfect safety in terpose their guarantee for the repayment of all deposits :- 1. The appointment by the government of the chief officer of the Bank, on the recommendation of the trustees and managers, with power to the government to remove him at pleasure. 2. On being satisfied of the extent and sufficiency of the security bonds of the present office bearer.. 3. On a periodical examination of the books of the Bank by the trustees and managers. 4. On the appoint ment, by the government, of an efficient body of auditors and inspectors, acting independently of the trustees and managers. Such a system would afford more practical safe guards against fraud and mismanagement than the pro posed appointment of receivers. It would have no injurious effect on those institutions which have been uninterruptedly prosperous, and well managed ; and the saving effected in the expenses would form a sufficient fund for a guarantee against every possible loss. For the still more complete protection of the govern ment, the memorialists would suggest, that instead of the provision in the bill which sanctions only sue audit in the year, on specified days previously knows to the officers in attendance, power be given to the auditors end inspectors to enter the Sank at any time, without previous intimation, !f2t. per et, p!rell/Pire at the - rate of ;livid nd paid Pres. Price. Railway. Last 4 year. Last year 174 Liverpool. Crosby, and Southport S 104 16 5 104 London. Brighton. and South Closet 21 Sou or 1@ th Eastern 294 Yk and North Midland " 13 Evian Counties 4 1 $4 16 IL 334 Midland Great Western—lreland ...... 90 Londe. and South Western 4 101 3 4 89 Great Western 72 Midland Meek. 4 1 3 6 94 100 Briatol and Easter 174 Yorh, Newcastle. and Berwick 4 84 514 41 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 100 Lancaster and Carlisle 4 0 12 6 113 London and North Western Stock 14 London and North Western PVtlts 101 Lancaster and Preston 4 91 17 84 354 Edinburgh and Glasgow 4 6 4 6 18 East Lancashire 4 4 934 49 Dublin and Belhat 35 Great Southern and Western—lndand 4 94 17 3 78 Lencaabire and Yorkshire Stook 67 Glasgow and South Western 34 Caledonian 3 1 64 5 7 114 Greet Northern 3 1 24 12 34 20 Cheater and Birkenhead 2 1 5 5 4 ' .. .. . . Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 94 3-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221 ; the Coupons, 6; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 481; Portuguese New, 36i to ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 811; Equador, 41; Granada Deferred, ; Peruvian New, 81; ; Mexican New, 27'. Paris—Closing prices of this day::—Four-and-a-Ilalf per Cent. ltentes, 101.23 ; ditto Three per Cents., 73.40. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market opened flatly this morn ing, but a rally has since taken place, on a new ma nifesto issued by the Emperor of Russia, which, how ever, is considered in the best informed circles to be rather unfavourable than otherwise. Consols opened 971 to 1 ex div. for the 19th, and are now quoted 97; to 98. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 1011 ; Bank Stock, 228:1 to 2291; Exchequer Bills, Is. to ss. prem.; India Bonds, 255. to 30s. prem. Foreign stocks exhibit no important change in price, business in this department being par tially in abeyance. Mexican bonds quoted 261 to 27. Russian Fives mark 1161 to 117; Sar dinian 931; Spanish Old Threes, 451 to 461 ex div.; do. Deferred, 221 ex. div.; do. Passive, 5j ; the Certifs, 51 per Cent.; Swedish Loan,l prem.; Brazilian, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 98/ ; Dutch Two-and-a-Hat per Cent.; 631 to / PARIS, .h.n.r 4. ( Loanl Vor At.vount. Pe I Motey. Opening , Highest. Loweet.• .- - , :per Cents. 1 75 40 74 40 75 60 74 40 1 75 50 q per Cents., 1825 100 ... ... ... ... 8 1 per Cents., 1852 I 101 25 1 100 50 101 60 100 30 1 101 60 4 per Cents. 3 pet Oents•New Loan -. I • • ••• .. ... Exchange on London: &talent, 25 21; 90 days, 24 821. Belgian, sierCt.lBlo Money 1 Naple• 3 3 m 3,3 — Many. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont a p.Ct 97 75 Treasury Bonds ... ... I Do. 3. 1851 Pratte, JULY 4.—St. Germain, 1,550 ; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (leg bank), 330; Paris and Orleans, 1,040; Paris and Roues, 1,005; Rouen and Havre, 485 ; Marseilles and Mignon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 323; Northern, 872 50 ; Paris sad Iltraeboarg, 8415 ; Park and Lyons WO; Lyons and Mediterranean. 705 ; Guest, 702 50 ; Caen and Cherbourg, 590 ; Dijon and Mossiron, 505 ; Midi, 619 50 ; Mon. tartan and Troyes, 350; Cirdnessaa and Beaters, —; Bordeaux and Taste, —; Blame asid W. Mini to Gray, See; Dieppe and Feeanip, 325; Penult -THIS DAY. Suoan.—The market has opened without spirit, and importers are buying in at the public sales to support prices. Refined quoted the same as last week ; grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. Corrna.—The public sales are progressing rather heavily, but prices are unaltered ; native Ceylon, 475. to 475. 6d. TEA.—Public sales aro declared for to-morrow, and our market is quiet to-day. SALTPETRE.-1,100 bags, refraction 41, were offered in public sale, and bought in at 28s. to 28s. 6d., but subse quently sold at those prices, which were fully previous rates. Rice.-4,000 bags Madras were offered and sold at a shade advance, 91. 6d. to 103. 6d. COTTON.—The demand is very limited. In other artielesno material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market continues to advance. Town Tallow is quoted, 51s. nett cash; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 535. 6d.; Oct. to Dec. (new) 535. Gd. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and prices higher for both Meadow Hay and Clover of good quality. Prime Meadow Hay, 85s. to 955. ; inferior, 70s. to 80s. ; new, 50s. to 724.; Rowen, 40s. to 50s. ; Clover, 1005. to Ms.; second cut, 701. to 905 ; Straw, as. to 328. (BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH) ___ LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 10.30 A.Y. Wind W.S.W., moderate, and showery. Arrived.—Jamaica, from Jamaica. Sailed.—Zeemanshoop, for Sydney, N.S.W. QUEhNSTOWN, JULY 3. Wind W.S.W., fresh. Arrived.—Quattro Fighi, from Salonica ; Cal lielpies, from Constantinople; Gloria, from Ibrail. DEAL, TUESDAY, 9 A.K. Wind S. W. by W., very fine. Passed.—Hydaspes, screw steamer, from Sydney, for London ; Anne Fisher, from Bahia, for London ; Sharp, from Colombo, for London ; Camilla, from Callao, for London ; Mary, from New York, for London. Sailed.—Athenian, for Sydney. ROYAL SOCIETY FOR TIIE PROTECTION OF LIFE FROM nat.—Yesterday, the annual general court of the governors of this society was held at the Inquest-room, St. Andrew's-court, Holborn-hill. Henry Pownai, Esq., in the chair. The report stated that the society's pellet had with their escapes, during the past year, attended 26.5 fires, from which they had rescued 46 persona ; and that the num ber of escapes at present in use were 40, six having been skied during the year. It also stated that the society was maintained by 10,000 subscribers, and that its total income for the past year, including 10 /. 10 s., the subscription of her Majesty, a balance of 295/. 4s. W. from the previous year, and 8521. contributed by the metropolitan parishes, amounted to 3,665/. 193. &1., while the expenditure, in cluding 1501. added to the reserve fund, for the repair of " c‘capes," amounted to 3,4891. 3s. 6d., showing a balance of 1761. 16s. in favour of the society. On the motion of the Rev. Mr. Toogood, seconded by Mr. Weedon, the report was adopted. 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