The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-22 00:00:00

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In the morning heaviness prevailed, but at the close Sl' M GilIM and Begancuis .I'}ii pm !MOO :40 Asietralseia a to geese Oree.o .. Bo .___.,' t0...,e,e, 114. Prlet.. l . CUTI I4O •• • its 0 Yesterday the members of this committee met for of business a rather better feeling was observable 2 " " 1143* 1t343" --' 1 ii II ail 20,000 i 23 IChartd. Bank of Avis 3 4 4 dig R 20 , Met Mew. 5 3$ pm 10.000 20 , Chart. Bank of 'Win I • . 1 .",..rm;0p•...•. l ne , '" l ".• ( "" ue. "" 513 - 20) I Ds. Bateman . .. . •-• gaen, , I,reannernet, Country, Anetralla, and China 2 3 11 pm I. Ittw •31l °‘ - - 3 Caras3l34 " l'asta n''' . • 3 11 1 :: 15,0001 20 j aanitsh, neottiab, and 1 • 1 ^" . 4 ' • litS.l,krallekl. lied Meet ln Ile Ursa, Jusetwie of env. 1 11 pm 121 Inc all I . OLWest.afCansels.Phare- 1 i die Ipm Australian Chartered 10 1 1 pen until four o'clock, when, on the public being admitted, bit a slight decline. There is at present a marked ss,ooo 20 Loodon Boot of Ana ° wanerlo•7 4o4 - S ...50 0 4 5 0 • 4:41'1441 - ******* -- - - Weeks.. . I ..testee, eigniegem. Wee, The Chairman said the committee have come to the fol- absence of transactions of importance. Holders sell —I I Do•lloads(!sliis-/.1573! - - 3I 2 Lusestriatop,s p.t:Z.peei I y 4Ms , ; traits and India ... 2 - - 25,000 90 , Undo° Ch.rtered • 44 0 310 0 lowing resolutions : little stock, but the tendency of speculation is still for 2 ,2 I tatalo t a aom ~. ~ al 73 1 lof Animal(' *„. Bask , 121 II 23 pro eel , - ..... - 440 3 3 0 r . L.1P" 01.4.1 wain to peeseed es cheat,. Hwy,. D o w.. " That Charles Turner and William Forbes Mackenzie, lower prices, though restrained by the very limited G ti. ' De. ladiway) : 4 43 21,040 25 ;Oriental Rank Corpora. all 31 NI 321 11 1 teal e •5b1• 1 „ , ..., "1 : 1 ,,,,,,y , a id bah opts to th e audios at shish Esip.ewere not duly elected burgeaws to serve in this pre bona fide supply at present rates. •1 2 I Da. ~., .., , I I 60,000 5 , Royal Austral. Banking • fork •'.. t oken . sent parliament for the borough of Liverpool. Omal ... I I 10 I 11 I>b. {per ct ) . Frames; 4 1 i l dis and Gold Import. Co II 1 1 din MOO 23 , 'South Australia • ' 15'7-e.'"E.::*.t'olr Irt•h Triune' tTI hat I. entitled I. hate issued to "Th a t the last election fur the said borough is a void 20 I 2 .14ons and asditerrenean - Pm 50,000 2,5 i Union of Australia , sa,..eflee. 2., Weetiond.rnw, Dutdin, at very reduced rates, ~it e tioTHlS DAY.—Two o'CLoce. 241 • 51 81 .0 l 7.lllmires ... .. ... . 11 2 pm 5,000, ... I Do. New b . ' '. in the county Wicklow in KVIIIIIISre and Alen. - - rx:•:•• P!..!Lf.,....,,,,,.. ,t,h, 6„,,„,:. f,,,,., i,„hi,„ ~., $,,,,., " 'fhat the last election for the said harourrh _ an far Sll Business in the railway market remains very ouiet. 1135! 221 liana Antonia - - [l'H KEE I' EN CE. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 • Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway):losl; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 341; Grand Junction, 70; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 66; Lei cester and Northampton, 44! ; Loughborough, MO; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 181; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick .and Napton, 18; Wilts and Berks, 7 ex div. Shares in bridge associations eglnmand the follow. ing prime :—Hungerford, 12; Vauxhall, 231. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares rango u follows:—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 10. City of London, 130; Continental (1 hir Capital), 671; Great Central , 141; Imperial,B6 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241 ; Phoenix, 281 ; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 20; Westminster Chartered, 39; ditto new (10/. paid), 71 ex div. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 128; Grand Junction, 721; Kent, 84 ; South wark and Vauxhall, 88; West . Middlesex, 114. Other miscellaneous shuts are thus quoted in tho yaks . Teton St itt.o' /Di 10 0 /5 'Trisha, Corbels 66 I 55 0 nr:1•511311, blosicester 3 13 4 15 0 'ra pre.- sa, I,raminednet, Cortetry, • • Lao' • ta ,,oraimptse, Duaikralleld. Levey abet. ....... b 6 0 4 5 • 1 7 0 - 40rae, ifeatieeMs. 4 4 0 3 10 • i m epol, tumor 44 0 3 3 111 v., ~Me the Wises to premed to Chester, Balmer, Debit me. of ballermy. aid back again to the atAtloo at whist' 1 1.,.. t 0,.t a,' taken. b • lrit Touret Tl. Let le r ateenitld I. have imued be b. . u. sa t •Weivr. Wevtlandirow, 'MAIM, very reduced rates, a Vie la the county Wicrardir, in KVISIMSre and Glen. ov ..* aft the alter rammer at -re the journey from Dublin to Belfast, arta ts.U'otuls 41 the timer. erau.teay, an" from Duban to (vel ar four ihtuush CUCOMIMI. yurch..r a a tarket yreeerted, pais d with a copy of ths •I'...rtritel Dab Touriet'is handbook," compiled wiry for them Darr fr; Mand most acitarate information afforded at the Chester fle ty l itr Custirdiv't I Mtn., Weetlaad.row, Dublin. bee aim Pale 1:3. " That the last election for the said barousrh, so far as regards the return of the said Charles Turner and William Forbes Mackenzie, Est's., is a void election." The committee (continued the Chairman) have also agreed to the following resolutions: " That Charles Turner and William Forbes Mackenzie, Hags., were by their agents guilty of bribery and treating. "That it was proved to the committee that William Dodd, Felix bPLeary, Joseph Underwood, William Harris, Owen Jones, John Foulds, Simon Croft, Charles Maxwell, Thomas Walthew, Robert Conk (of Clive•street), Joseph Parkinson, Robert Cook (of Walker's-eourt), I , seph Ovens, William Coward, Peter Rice, William James Ilanton, John Brecken, Thomas Wilson, Richard Joyn• sou, Robert Sergeant, and William Whitby, were bribed by the paymeat of 64. each. That John Westmore, Robert Talbot, and John Brown were bribed by the payment of 4s. each, end Thomas Con. sell by the payment of 104. ; but it was not proved that l inch bribery was committed with the knowledge and con gest of the sitting members. " That refreshments were provided on the polling day for voters in the interest of the sitting members, at numer o iris pablicohouses, where such voters had been directed to assemble, for the purpose of being conducted to the poll, but that it did not appear on the evolence that the treating which took place at such houses was of an extravagant chancier. Business in the railway market remains eery quiet, but prices, in sympathy with the rally in Consols, show more firmness. Caledonians', Great Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Midlands, and some other stocks, are rather better. . era words .. *mum L:ear(with I. Do.(ea interest) Northers of Det R. per et. Pew ler R. k Rake. eh._ Ifervesles Trask hake. ?me teet Lime .... Pule sad Upetke Portend beer Pubs sad 114aolemir P .He ra m i d ',Ombra mid Itheisroad MISCELLANEOUS. 74 7] U; 35 14 IS So. 100. 11111011ANIOVS. N 10,000 i 1401 knatralian Amt.— 44 50 Brll.AtumicauLand 3a4 10,000, 10C, our da Company 100,000, &Crystal Palace 6 130.0001 4 Cryot.P.ll.ol Frame , I 127,:1: , II n. Brit. 4 not. Land : all . . IDo. Preference all 110,0001 5 Pet•lßrt.Lad.n%ll all 106,011 , 1 I nootinbAust.lavesa a I 12,“4 ,, 2.h 8. nuttrallan Taal U 10,000, 100 Van Dlemen's Land • 344' Ciosuti prices Bosisire dons rasierday. taday. l , i French shares are also better. Northern. have rallied to 35 to and btrasbourgs to 351. S 4 12i 14 pa 40 42 ii ii 70 60 67 69 66 71 65 70 13 2 1 pm 7 1 1 1 44 i 1 101 2i 21 Pm 7 1 11 2 pm 3 42 44 436 3 16 19 ---- ASK and COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and b. COVIVANW CA‘TOM PTROP. or Quadrilateral Chinese ~. ourrearr. renders 'Mateo easy to the moot leader akin. The gamma feeteta.mfal a troll that oho* eminent wrier" Mr. Mum g ar . mr. - I Ita.t made trial of your Ilium Wrap, asid Sad it to op/ inter than any or" I have hitherto wed for Analog a keen sor *g ums twuruotent• for anatomical sad serwisal whom% C/0/1/ kn. To Nevem B. sad S. Owns. isviraram, 14111. Per di pedrem. Leedom," *tore the Iliwi L es, EV le elftied.arl dill PeramegN. a I. It, Is el. ollallalli. sarb.-41ovrwasr 'Nebel Papered Ream. Tomb Paw/semi Ewing Pewter. ORDINARY (MARIN AN - 11 tITTICKi. Stasiways. luring pikes Tastarday. dales to-day. It.wew 11..r6 I Itepi Swedish 331 34 4i pa dis or 141 194 11 i d %Sentesis Urban., tiott Baca _end Kea Juottton _ _ , Do.• do. do. fin— grind and Wing ... Jaledoinna ( Theater an t Floiyhand Clara and Bandon Dublin int flaLbialsac :Asada., Yrrth, and Atty. loco Junetiost Nast Anglian Ditto (Cla E sad &aura CAUSUIS %anon! Unto% Claw o NAB I. U. di.) _ Do. time B and ST 111 Ai q ;•4 I 6 tie 21 22 4 1 146 - . - 6 . 1 per . Deni. Prefer. Walk Eastern at fume 4 16111iierS at an Ilppor InW6 (Imp on , WPet Pleadeet 6 Do. sy per Cont. Peeler. re..men . • 2 Western°. Bsettnerland 6 Zealand 4 3 pa 4 1 3 3 Pis I am $4 f 01 die 3 2 dim official :—Auction Mart, 40; Electiic Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid). 21Z ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 224; Hungerford, 471; Price's Patent Candle Company, 281. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 94'4; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 3-1 G ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 2215-16; the Coupons, .5 15-16 ; tho Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 48 ; Portuguese New, 36 . 4 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811 ; Gra nada Deferred, 10 1-16 ; Mexican New, 26: ; Equador, 4 5-16. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 94 1-16 ; Exchange on London, 10.45; Bank shares, 1,428. Paris closing prices of this day Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.40 ; ditto Three per Cents., 76.45; Bank shares, 2,670. 4.1101. i• I al; 21!141. 100 lot 117{ 671 211 221 20 21 6$ 7f i Ph• MONEY MARKET. IrooLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, y sn effeen.st owe lee ke.her, Oe raid% llbeilas el p. h . . 411astiose end tart Cowimplia• If Yew is the w ler • wet., is nenosmaded hy the teseley. Ibtletet elf • letter by Dr. Kermit Is the proprietor of Wegner. ibeested Cleat 4.1.1 .teeteatter le. 1812 : "I feel • plemeeits eineeneeniles Ruule enlace: Woe y ralmortry essapialate, hollueses. RU ., I,4hoes. and •Ilbeleen of do sheet a. C. lieesalt, cs,l,..teeet, Papier New Tows, leadne." —The shwa beseleable 'entire, pleyored ealy by Woolley. theists% Maidstone, is sal by s. .s. name. eeerywheee, is beam at If. Isol. and Sd each. ; :I • • TUESDAY EVENING. : 1 /11 3 4 1 131 11 13 MINES. TeIUDAY EThXIWI/. There is almost a suspension of business in the market for English mining stocks, and prices gene rally are rather flat. Devon Great Consols have been done at 370 to 375. 'That the several sums of 5. and 45., by which the above-aamed electors wire reported to have been bribed,were ' given to thun on account of having voted for the sitting members, under the name of the • day's pay,' and in com pensation for the time alleged to have been lost by attend , once at the election. - - i 7 3 14 4 714 f 34 37 70 ii DRIGUTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. • Dozen. D a..autwaa b ILIDUCitD ►is PRICE to- Brnehtnet SePser EsclAngene from Gs. to 44.. per .Ire. Alss other ter rW wdere in er , ; , oetios, not which ids unsurpassed if sot we quailed. SW-doses Limpet's sarrisie tree. Balt. sod Wee summed in *nen onnutities to., ai may be repulsed. Densely Mies dad,. A prospectus with pr Ma sun le ►ad on applies, an.-114KWEll, 7, rail mall wet ; sinl39.tinesramorastreet. liond-street. 31 31 311 esi 7 536 THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. , 4 • e -o k . j _ILN 4,-.5.J2„,,t.L.111116 T' —By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. "kyle P vend NW relented apptthaten .4 ehemiedly pre. enrol INDIA ItIo'BRER In the romothetienof ARTIFICIAL Vi,FTIL titan% ant Palstro—Mr. BPIIKat 4 althiELT. Surgeon. paths, al, Grethenteresteet, Grameothooquare. 'le Inventor and breathe. A new. original, sad thee/amble Invention, oonadsttng to Mr elapthtion. with lbw wen &hotline merlins an d amettem. of Murat, Propoted WRITE INDIA 10711bER se a lining to the entiaary DoLl Dore Frame. The extraordinary moult. of this aolunation tasty be briedy noted In a k. of their asset promithat „ a abo evri. g Any 'ode• are atone., no spring% moo tar faterothet are reatpiteL • areiatly mermen! freedom of MTh. ta.appll94l, a imratel ebreinty hitherto wholly unattainable. asd IP, pit, re , ..,1 Irak the afoot unerathe sanatery, k melded, Mule from throiLnen .od thainttity ot the agent cattdoyed, road otapeet ••• Of. 1. tothe a tithatios teeth whin 1C..., or rendered bran by the sbaerphon of the gums. Tee acid. of the mouth exert "Impart . = the enthanally preparol Lydia Rubber, lush as it ▪ a Of.-041 • taro,. ItOL4 .1 any temperature may with thorough melon be lainbrd ,ad rebutted is the mouth, all unpleuantneth of well nr 14Off bt lad at the taste time whollv ortvoled araistat by the pitniat name of iv preps dion—To be &Sneed only at 61. °WOW 011)11.411112T, LONDON. V. Der...Wert, Rath. -T) et. T ItE DAILY NEWS. London Monde, Paper, prior. Si. r II Pelage' Organ, the DAILY BEMS le at the head of the IX heel Iles+ el torsi Britain, advocating free women= in its bruride-r eme, 0.4 all • •uoil yal practical reiartsa, whether political, social, sr etele•iirine.. la the 'strut snit WINO of its Dengue !fews,•—in the accuracy of Ile Law Itrooro. •In the ample. trot/dui. and impartial character of its f weans ,ed in ihr varied merran•ileffind ceterr.errin I in. lawn. roe! mail is the City, Railway, and Monetary Articles.— Mis Paper soniarparent. It einitan• • Elm, (e IM of Phlpping than any other paper— s Bain-treyrsoly irroirt of Shipping in the lodim Ness by every serrlaail visit -an i the only daily Mikis( Report, with list of pricer, pariabed ameba re. It stinger, P.m.( to tangles, as being the only paper hedges the Mews" which rteluile•A and has always cacludsd, ham its caimans all Wenn adult amain-A. It prune— larvae is phnWn by the last retnre of *tamp. Wird fe dr- year 1510 to the leading London Newspapers, by winds it will he riren that tide paper (the youngest by more than city yens) b d s tree years batten it. three oldest compeutiire ketablaiteed. Marna. innied. 1.12,347 NoIUMIO CIMOIgiCLI ii(11011141 ' 1772.... .. . 629 OW MOOSIPO Watt& MILT NE.wi 1646 1,151,000 The corsigued nialetesismie of this gamma prunes the sallewing egialue newly es,•reared lry • *Me. " The • Daily New.' be the youlgees P UM the London nearalm ppm Frew the tlt toot high ground and • high tlhrval tooe—re yrt eating omiden• !! that c-miagestire libi raisin which Is clearly the a üblk %imam of Erigland ; and alreudy, with the second higheet Ii1111:3:1411 of the reeognieed daily press, end with the largeot ember of demi..mate-nett to the • noses '—obtained by any dsily wiper, ate puhtkal more than correspond* with its commercial Iszariec." T. be *Mere! or ens 71,kkeeller or Newsman in the litcgdoin ; or at *Aare, 10. Boum ie-yrect, Fleet-etsys.t. Load n. Price el :.• LETTRES d'un ANGLAIS an TIMES surLOUIS NA .01.1 oN, PY.VPUtw. et le COUP IYETAT. Translated *AI tee tre'n4l be pitel.44l of tbs Author; with Notes by tbs Iditor..4 the Olunirr ele l'Eueope. Undue: Rasps Illantaa, A, Catieriaastrost., Strand; and at all loonaellees. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, P l Orthodox. Aati.dapirica!, Oeigiss', 1..06A; N om p, t. WHAT TO ZA IS4RIK. ♦I(D AVOID. rr. LACTUNK 10 YOONO tn. HOW 10 GK HAPPY. L. ■OIAL AND PHTMICAL ISJOYMILVT OP LW& v. ON *PVC/AL DLsTAAVIL rt. TEM COMMIES OF MARRIAGE LIPS. DINEAAS nP WINTEE. .111. DEZANGamrxr, CM4iTIPATION, sad HADIOIUt. Wars. . on 4 or.if MUflCiI LAKER. I TWA, Is. ask. TITLAA,?AI T OR, 1..1f WIT NC. 'r.E. •to•onot, Fur-ww.or.wow, Cr , :no. r.1 , 1•••' ,4 r 3 ' . • "I", a COMP i : co of N. R. Cetherooll, K.D" 10, ArN7 l «. .09,1%. , 011t.ehi1t. who wia, 4. consulvd flour woes 10 MI S, owl WU% EAST INDIA HOUSE. ADJOURNED COURT OF PROPRIETORS. A court of proprietors of the East India Company, adjourned from the previous. day, was held yesterday at the hobs -house, RCanaLL ELLICE, presiding. The ai•ClaliOn wes opened by Colonel Scars, who said that up to that time all the dis cussions which had taken place on Indian affairs had been mercy a tsetse of assertions on the one side, ant, a tissue of denials on the other. lie applied himself to the ex tant nti.n of those assertions end denials, with a view of, if pianhle, priteenting the truth to the public. Ile eondemned tba biU generally, as foreshadowing the total destruction of the company ; and although be felt the necessity of rocedy legislation, he would rather see it put off to the Greek Kalends thin that the bill should pass in its present form. Mr. Cttaatt said there was no doubt but that govern ment bad a legal right to remove the India Company, but there wise also a moral right universally recognised which they had not estehliehi el. They should have I per. d that the company had misused their trust, whereas the shots of Sir Charles Wood's speech was a' Panegyrie on their past conduct. Mr. C. Mitts trusted that the bill would be carefully re•tord, and teat when it came before that court they wonid Sat be parties t. injuring the independence of that court Of dr•t:4.viod th..ir share in the future government of India. De..SA r nu examined Mr. Bright's speech at some leogth, and coat...trill the soundness of its arguments. Mr. All men SALOMONS admitted the great difficulty of .owing to a c,r,t, decision as to the best mode of attanft• laz a government b r India. Ile knew that the present swede etas not toffee, het was there any suggested that was sot timidly open to ohjte - iiis ? The double government worked sluggiehly,and the twenty years experience showed many defects: the chief of these were delay. absence of pa: lie works, end defective courts of law.. lie admittid these def. etc, hat shot !Knotty bud they that if the gnus Ni mist hail b e en single—more under the reepotritnii.y of tie minister, of the ealiinet. of parliament—the fiesta would hate Men bettet 1 (Mar. hear.) After some further oheervatione Mr. Salomon& concluded' by supporting toe resolution. Meson. TWININU and Lewis severally addressed the Court, after which Mr. SULLI% replieu, awl the mntinn Iraq acme I to, the amendment of Mr. Ayrton having been first et gatired. The Court thee broke ap. "That these payments were not of an amount beyond the average daily earnings of the voters who received them ; but from the disposition of the polling-places in the several wards of the borough, every voter might have polled with out any such interruption of his ordinary employment so as tooeession the loss of wages, and.without say necessity for " That so far as the conduct of the election on the part of the other candidates came incidentally before the com mittee, there was no evidence; and the committee had no reason to believe that any illegal practices took place with regard to the voters in the interest of such candidates ; and ' in the majority of the eases where bribery hu been 're ported, it did not appear to the committee that the illegal payments received by the voters had bens the primary motive in deciding their votes. t. The committee, therefore, do not think it right to re commend that the issue of a new writ for the said borough should be suspended, or that any further inquiry should take place into the proceedings of the late election." . The proceedings of this committee, it may be mentioned, have been the must protracted of the SEMIOO. The com mittee examined 102 witnesses. and the expense to the parties on both sides is estimated at upwards of 16,0001. The fees of the petitioners counsel amounted to 2,0001. The promoters of the petiti.m are said to be disappointed with the result of the inquiry, extending, as it do s, only to the unseating of the members, their object bring the still further one of disfranchising the borough. It is also stated that owing to the hostility of the witnesses, and other cir cumstances, the petitioners have only succeeded in proving a fiftieth of their case. TAUNTON. Yesterday Mr. 81ade:Q.E,having summed up for the petitioners, Mr. Serjeant Kinglake addressed the committee on behalf of the sitting member. Mr. Nelson, agent for Sir J. Ramedee, denied that he adopted or sanctioned any illegal measures at the last elec tion. and that the entire expenses of the election were 330!. Sir J. Uamadeu, the sitting member, gave similar evidence. Mr. James, Q.C., sums up the case to-day. DURHAM. In this committee yesterday, Mr. Atherton, M.P., was casual's,* and stated that he left the entire Neasage 'bent of the petition under inquiry to Mr. Coppuck, sad the committee proceeded to consider their report. PLYMOUTH. This committee met yesterday morning, and save. rat witnes , es were examined, for the purpose of showing that corrupt influences had been used by Mr. Mare's par. Ijssel, for the purpose of obtaining Totes. Tne committee adjourned to [Lis morning. CANVAS roWN. Canvas Town, as the name implies, is a town of tents; it is on the southern side of the Tura, and shout a quarter of a mile distant from Melbourne At the time I write there are between six and seven hundred tents— perhaps more—and the population 'moon's to five or six thousand souls. The tents are arranged in rows more or less regular, and with a squalid pleasantry ; some of them have been called after certain well-known streets in Eng land—Regent street, Bend-street, Liverpool-street ; while many of the tents have assumed ostentatious titles of dis tinction. . We have the London Coffee-rooms, the Euro pean Dining-rooms, the Great Britain Stores, the Isle of %%WA Tent, the Golden Lion Stores (such a lion!) the National Dining-rooms and Lodging Teat, Dover Cliff, Eldorado, the Coffee and Tea-cake Depot. There are tailors, butchers, bakers, shoemakers, ironmongers, blacksmiths, hardware and crockery-stalls, tinmen. Al most every tent exhibits slops, books, cabin furniture or utensils, with other articles of which the owners have no seed here. Nearly every second tent also sells ginger beer, or lemonade. There are two physicians tents; who et course are at the same time surgeon", dentists, corn oarera, and apothecaries. Young gentlemen of family and education drive water-carts about the "streets," and sell wood (felled and brought from a mile or two off in the bash) ; and oh, ye classic groves, where the trees have (huh green leaves, of which there are no siges here in sum mer, how many University men does this strange collection of tents, with all their gipey-life appurtenances, contain ? There are several besides myself ; and some ladies also, besides my wife. It took mo some days to learn these particulars ; but how many days would it take to ascertain the amount of dimly pointment, privation, and misery, which these frail walls sourest from view ? . . . 'lke general appearance of this unique town is not very easy to describe. It bas too many tents to be like a gipey encampment, snd the utter want of all uniformity in the tents renders it quite as un like an Arab settlement or military encampment. The at thing of all to it is that of a prestigiously extensive fair; all tents and small booths, but without shows, music, games, visitors, or anything pleasant. It has no gilt, and very little gingerbread. Luxury, of the most cheap and childish kind, hat no place here; even comfort, partly for want of money, hut more en account of dust, is impos sible. Finally, there is a mixture of the highly educated with the totally uneducated, the refined with the semi. brutal (many a convict wi'h his bull-dog being among UP', all dressing as roughly, and faring precisely alike- There are several sects of religion here; ard, on Sunday, the air is filled with the voices of the praying and singing of these different persuasions, all going on at the same time at different parts of the ground, and all in some degree audible to an impartial listender in his own tent. There are new tents of water-proof cenvas, "beat twice-boiled navy brown," number one canva., number two, three, four, down to brown holland, and bleached or unbleached calico. There are blue tent., bed-tick tents, and wain covered waggons. There are squares, and rounds, and triangles, and wedges, and pyramids; frame-works of rough branches, and tents like tall rimer loaves or extinguishers, and others of the squab molehill form, and many of no defi nite form; being in some instances double and treble (one tent opening insdde into another), and, in other instance', having been blown all away by the winds, or set up badly, or with rotten cordage. Here anal there you see patchwork tents, made up of all sorts of odds and ends of bedding, clothing, blankets, sheet., sevens, petticoat?, and counterpanes; or old sails, and pieces Of tarpauling, matting, packing staff, and old bins of board with the tin living of a case of good,: old biai of linen of all colours tilling up the intervals. Sometime., also, yea come upon • very melancholy one which makes you pause—a •o-called tent, of six fret long, rising from a slant to three fret high in the middle, so small and low, indeed, that the wretched occupant (with, perhaps, a war) must crawl in beneath it like a deg, end lie there till lie crawls no' again. It is like a squalid tumulus.— Dickens's House/tad 11-urds." TRF-11ENDOt'S CON FLAGIUTION.—This afternoon, about one o'clock, during the absence of the worlsmen at dinner, a most G metal outbreak of ft tore took place at the catcosise h It manufactory of Messrs. M'Nu ill, Lamb's buildings, Bunhiltrow, St. Luke's Not a moment was lost in sending for the brig tde and Weet of England enginrs, hut unfortunately, the fl taws had taken to • firm a hold. At a quarter to two o'clock about 12 engines of great power were in operation, tut still the II Mel are ext - ntling their fearful ravages in ail directions. Wet• r is uhundart, but at this time there is no hope of saving the factory or hou-es adjoining. Thousands arc assembled, but the unnagensent of the police is excellent. IS el Sii 11 M 41 18 w, i l il :I; 1 1 k!~ R 101 ;7. I 164 5 ~1 ~ N. IN 'll..aliTc.Jitri l .- 1 I . i &ps.& w.l.Day.kßirsaJa St 1100 iltdiabizah and °limos . 10 I+ Edoaburgh sad Peeaka.. !t. 100 100 V.Air.huree, Yorth.Dowle. Ilt.loll i Glanow & RoalaWaddra pt. lIN tGreat Hottbera ... .. et 1100 Do. A. Stualt ... .. IL . 100 Do. 11. Suds .. ..I at. 108 Ut.tiouth. And Moet.ille. ' It 1100 Orem Wee. m .. .. IS 111 trials South Ea•tara .. 30 ; all Lanaligar and CAMAS .. Wadlite aid Tortahlt. Do. Root Rttooouotoo Leeds Ilartmrr Imam sod ttlooktrall tos.allbtoyok iloathool =riettota,k h. Coo h IlenhAllost De. SID ALMADA b.(C Looks k tootb-Rootom Loodooderry S Colonint Lookottrryk llostoktlto .811.Otolneb out Usti. Unto. lldload Do. Sato oil Doh) Md.& % M. I *rel... Ditto halt abases.. ... .Notroarket Do. Bury listarks. 1%041 sir 4 , SeirryWarreapointab, 64 87 53 65 134 134 110 H 2 881 Of 74 a II 87 I 5 IS pm 774 78 46 41 AL 14 34 „ 113# 43 • * II 11 c. 1083 1044 1144 115 lj 31, pm 1 13 BA 09 4 5* 41 die 44 34 die 13 13 19 11 294 104 31 23 714 72 40 43 N 54 I Pa 44 4 as 30 12 INcetbere Coenthaa Union 'Pastf orta Devon, No. I, Do. A Deferred Do. 13 Onarnataed NOM SLAISB4OIIII, . ; North Wang's iniortbsnd 5. Wreilarshinc Oster!, Wore., & liere*.lab Central ifieottlah Midland ,Shrrioe. & „ Do. L.&N.W.Guar.lttli filmwsbrary aadllera(ord; '.%brenolnii) amid h.:S (Sloe. W. Mt..) Do. °moony ..4•Plirerentre l'aien 'flostliDeeos 100 ,South Camera . 31/ $' ;Math Wales SO 13 illieutti Torksh.likiverDo 10 ; $ Ditto ditto 23 all Stockton & Darlington 12 i SO i lliamerflarenDoceieltell. 1' 17 Vale of Nratis . WI all Waterford and Kilkenny. i3O ; In Watintord amid Um/tisk. 20 ; 14 west Cornwall to 21n. Wlaabiedon sad Croydao 10 1 Witiodlbrd 1t.11041 ,Tork,Neorettla&Berytakl ; 20 Do. do. Kateneione 23 11111 Do.O.N.F.Purel• sew DR 100 !York and North Midland 31 li die 33 36 dis 5 4t lii e• - ve 47i 49; 93 141 59 CI 42 44 70 74 13 1 l 17 19 R. ISO Aberdeen I I an 'Aertialttk No. 2. 7 pet Ct 77. i.i Gi~uonl~e sio 'Chewer awe Holyhead 'Cork and Bandon Dundee. Perin, and Aber-1 ' Jeer Jartetion 6ptArgbantlll.lo,l6p.Ct.' Do. do. 1041 7 Per Ct. Do. do. (71. 176.) 7 par M I Feet.C.or.ltate...3 p 6.0401 ! Ditto do. No. 2. Dn. New C prr Cent. Ro', nest Ustio,,,flogp ri tp.Ct Ittineurnh, and' Dundee, 3i per t I It.; 100 Gnat liarthoraS perOent Bt. I 100, Ipm wt.Mr*, Bs-1 di s at 10 p.o. pm 10 5 Do. 61 want seep 61 6 1 aumoweenoorAgkom 10 6 UWeet.Olottliente es Spe, s.. 100 Ot.Weee. redeem to Tat. it. 100 Disb, Irrol66wsolo spa et 16 6 Lareseire Marta.? £2O It. Iro Ditto 6 per cent Stook et. 100 Londe enith.Guar.6 pact St. 100 MttoPrekeenttil3 perfat.l 40 111 125 1 51' 5 - ` 3 51 IC all I 31 3 it 3 2 :1 1 :1 10 i 19 10 20 I. 3 1/s.2lBthWariComithlrile: all Lonitowterry &Color. ph .2{ all Londondarryfanzupk.iahi 25 25 illlan.lesett.ltlloc. gaa.:so; I 10 Do. Naar SIO 124 all Marypit Ouilale, 4i pa. 84 ICO . 525dlandCooP.1:r.115..opX . 161 Ditto Fretttece......... ft . 100 !Corlollt listan•loa 111 118 1 • SI el pa el 71 105 107 103 104 die k t m 152 15,1 i 3 isi 4 pea 10 11 14i 14 1 9 101 11 I 1 Pal 130 151 par I vta !".6 lie_ St ite Do. 11 per ef. Pref. 6:ek I ell Pn.WareneeVelley 3 pet 10 6 Ito. Debentures St.' 10e NrrUi nritish 20 &I North Staffordshire 100 °skid. WUPOPPIvt, a d W01eer..612. 6 per n. 15 12' Dn.* ditto dite 8 e l aerewa.eißirm.Nrwl,.ar , 10 IS 614.cee.eaCteetet(Nor.te 31;u.‘ 6 oar OPnt... 10 ,IS Dn. 5 per Ceet 23 1 13 Ucrutft Doves 10 1 11 Ditto New 144 of 'South Eastern (Rautiag Ann lot £1.0.8 dt. WI Do. 41 per cent 241 on fith.Yortatureiperetkoar 3 i 3 Waterfordethllienny6p.ct I Ift. f* 11700, Newoaatleds cit..l%.fita n; 17 5 Ditfo Ow. $3 16 TorkteN.3lid.ll.llS.Purab iie "its Par i Inn 1,3 11/ 334 344 _ ti li pm tOi it 17i IM i i pm 14 131 Yu 4 Pra 2211 2211 f 112 Il t did; . li9 1t5 34 3 Pa LINGO LEABND AT ri: 100 h.te (lower to Lowinglt 11.Westors, I 30 %T, e eelo Junctlon 00,44 toCatedootiol.• 1410 I ts• tL.ccu:vih.f oar LIED RENTAI 106 166 Si 51 , GCNortiera 23 is .b,..1.4.r k Il.ao rata.. 00 all l Hartle-ft •I Dock & Railw., I (*meat° irk. N. & Herd 10 OD U011,0413,(L1f0rkai31%.0., 23 , 311 ; De. abarol ; 1211 ILI Ik.. .hand /MINI: . it,Lordno sag Green.. I I'emr.l 0, 300th Eart,ro l 30 ;C0:00 Frotareee 30 L. oat 11wr.7,11 , cut 4.1,1 in N.r6h3) . ISO 162 43 H 119 14 34 67 27J 111 J 14J I , j 16 :/.7 0S 100 3& all 1 Ditto ditto 8 pet Cent di liateh.,littetonAMidlock 'Denied tot .5e1e.W.401.1.1 di Ilkiilleehrti and indent poised to & mkt. & Den. 4 ail 1 9 41.1 a - ..t Cradleed l Mud.' b' SO , Northeren.l netcrn S 1.440 4 i 4 'le ,se.l to Vamt.rompt:or i 161 all Du. Pull 5 per cent. (do.) IS I id 11' , ..0nt&t. , I kW. 1,1 ,' o-',.‘Aert.lkluic .411orY 4241 11 ((I Ditto i onerri (ditto) W: Nei anyvvit sod Ilitchia Jese i to (levet Northern at.l Niel Do. inienrcth tenet It NiloothQuttfortlobtrottooottl \ I to Mr. le•elesti) $0 edi Wear 'talky, 6p. et.inia. (Maned to titocktouStDor.l IA 1 N ttitku Ult a Ditto . ... It. i lli Wt.ta It r , u.eo• t (leioe t I idl 01911% W 11•40111./ , 163 146 ILL 6 63 67 151 153 151 lb& If 0! d' 32 IS 6 4 1041 4 114/ 1$ 21 896 291 72 I 2 30 1 i nisi 471 i is IS 20 21 741 71} 354 $4 13 14 23 22 21 2 No 15f II 104 •1 3$ 10 101 1 di. per 6 69f 7f 71 dts II .. 59 69 8H4114111 93 96 Y 6 91 IU9 le/1 li9 191 20f i I el C 8 4 1 la 14 61 14PlaPla t i 2 2 1511 " 12 4 3 13u34 104 31 114 16 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares were generally flatter, and closed without any rally. Peel River ruled at 2 to 1 prem during the greater part of the day, but closed a shade better. At four o'clock Peel River were quoted 21 to 24 prem. ; Colonial Gold, 11 to 11 prem. ; British Australian, 1 dis. to par ; Great Nugget, 11 to 1/ prem.; Nouveau Monde, 11 to 11 prem.; Agues Fria, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. ; Anglo Californian, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Metcalfe copper shares closed a shade better than yesterday, at 54 to 6 prem. Port Royal were last quoted 11 to 14 prem. Copper Miners of England •hares were ►ower. The closing prices of new undertakings are as follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min ing and Streaming, 1-16 dis. to 3-16 pm. ; Melbourne Gold, I. to 4 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 to dis. ' • Australian Consols, 3 to / dis.; Monarch Gold, 3to 1 dim. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3to 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, to 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, to; per share ; "Lake Superior Copper, 3 die. to par; Cologne Lead, 3 dis. to par ; Carberry West, 3 to „ dis.; Connemara, par to 3 prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to 1-16 die .; Sulphate o f Barytes, 3to 3 per share; Lackamor Copper, „to prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 03 dis.; Obernhof, 4 to 1 pm.; Britannia Gold, 3 to 3 per share; Poltimore, 3 to 1 dis. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 to 3 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 23 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 21 pretn.; New Linares, „ to 3 pm. ; Great Ilewas United 'lin, par to „ prem.; Mizen Head, dis. to par ; New South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 die. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 1 die. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), to prem. ; Metcalfe (of Ja maica), 65 to 6 prem. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 1 to 11 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to ! dis.; East Indian Iron, ss. to 7s. per share; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par to 3 prem. t Albion Gold, die. to par; Brucutu Gold, par to 1 prem.; Anbin Coal and Iron, 1 die. to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Liguanca (of Ja maica), Ito 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, to 1 dia.; Parkwyn and darwalsiek Tin, par to ; prem. ; Great Crinnis, 1 to 3 prem.; Kenmore, 3 to 3 prem. Bicton Consols having been inspected by Captain Robert Dunstan on the 18th inst., he reports that there is in the 34 fathom level south a lode 4 feet wide, with a leader of lead 20 inches wide, of good saving work for the last 4 fathoms, with every prospect of its continuance. The 14 fathom le v el is resumed to cut this shoot of lead, and the 44 fathom level is being pressed forward with all speed to get under this discovery. At East Herland the level at the Garden shaft is clear, and the men have commenced driving the adit west on the lode; it is opening very good, with a rich leader of copper ore 8 inches wide. This is a new.discovery. The stopes in the back are looking remarkably well. The lode south from Wheal Speed shaft is still improving. At Great Crinnis the water is drained throughout the mine 12 fathoms below adit; the engine con tinues to work well, and the operations generally are progressing satisfactorily. At South Tresavean some fine lodes have been opened on from 3 to 4 feet wide, composed of gosean, and rich in copper ore, deposited in a soft granite highly mineralised, and stated to be similar in cha racter to tlfg lodes of Great Tresavean and other mines adjacent. At Wheal Guskus, in the 10 west, on Martin's lode, there is a good lodP for copper ore worth about 10/. per fathom. The gold mining shares are very inactive to-day, and scarcely changed in price. Colonial Gold are quoted 11- to 11 prem. ; Great Nugget Vein, 1 3-16 to 1 ,5-16 prem.; and other stocks the same as yes terday. Business is only marked in three or four descriptions. Australian Agricultural shares have rallied to 69 to 71, and Peel River to 24 to 2 prem. North British Australasian arc quoted 5-16 to 7-16 prem., and Scottish Australian Investment, 115-16 to 2 1-16 prem. Claming nu•inera ! . rap. I done No. Naves Musa.. Paid. Yesterday.' to.tlay. --.— —-- !:0.00" 1 A tau Frta .... MI 1114 am 121 30,000 1 +Anglo , Austrshaa Gold AL 444 WI 1:1441,r , 1. .. • 1,4 o . a1ik.r. ( 1...1 MI 1 i PIN 10,00 • 10 • lustra!sA ta 2n. 4 tO l 20 SA testrallan 65.14.. • .kustralirus °antlers 190.000 1 tuatrglan Yrerstrad s yr) , 1 ,tro Ilsrta. id' 4 Idis 00 2,cf ' I Ititsla I wt. aLsa Ca, all dire pm 30.001 30 Clritialdron 10,005 33 tarsa.na it 0... r• I .p,:. 111 41 5 0,411' 30 DshOssassand Caste all 4; 3 I 1,. 00 .1. , Do. St. Jolm Ur, Ray !S SI 33 al r. ywio 4 :SaliK,l2 . l. (areas all 4 gla 1 pa, 17,05'1 4.0 Oaks Copper , all MA:. i iClotook 3 (A. '• ....... .. 1 :opilv. .. ...... . , , 35 , 01' St. ',ranter itincTo of Eng. 111 So 70 g:opo go +Do. I ret. 7, per oast. all 71 01 Pm 73.001 3 +p m100t%.,,*r 4. , ..,:0 ,WI S 11 die 100.0,„2 3; Gnat Nugget Vela ... sr 11 1 pro D 0.14( paltered 21,041 20 • Itt•eral . .......... 72,1110 1 oierott liurhy of Pa& dl 111 k pat 11.0 re • ()Etat 1',40,,,,th Le 11 of dim 104044 1 Lake 4i.4.4.n5t.... 0 0 . 00 ' , I 1.11,,t, MO 3 fLitierts 50 .cut I . loa,d.to•tt ~',:•,ln, a...)... Unary Crashing ..... all 1_ I 100,04140 1 Illaitio.in .4! les DV 1,,,..u0 1f: 2tom!=a3trit.A.eacritius 5 71 8 it .o'. I New Uran...la .. ..... Ml par / 11011 1"W 1 Nouveau al.Arla 30,004 10 Nora goals 0 •ning as? C.T. , i• smelting les,oos 11 Port A'aillp ..... t. 4,44. 1 - pu.rtz R pc.. ..... . .':n •Il par 4o' 1.. (1 , An 'Rh mai leis 10,004 13 Matto Nee ... ... IS 7 0 ?.• -, 30 'amigo aseu",A II 3/ 6 3;00 , 1 4 rettli Anste.:lan.. al. t di. rat viyok4l 10 r.., Cru.t .. . f 4 lo 55,174 Ai...9, f Uttitt•l Healers 10.0'4. 1 *Aler tan, 4. , 1 14'4.4 Gran Ada • dl 1 dis par 109.3k0 1 Ace Ilarnass .. all 1 . .1.. . 104210 1 Vat* ... ...... .......... ' all 1 z 011 * Traildwahl• 07 Wawa deed. The funds ruled at a further decline to-day, and although a tendency towards a rally was observable at the close, bringing prices back to about yesterday's range, the speculative aspect of the market is un favourable. It is evident that any favourable news would have a material effect upon prices, the specu lation for a fall, based upon the threatening aspect of the Eastern question, having been extensive, whilst the public appear, so far, to have invested on balance. At present, however, the markets are practically in a state of suspense, with a general absence of bona fide business, there appearing to be a disposition on the part of the public to wait for lower prices before renewing their investments. In most quarters it is the impression that, putting the consideration of actual war on one side as improbable, worse news may be expected before a final and satisfactory solu tion of the difficulty can be arrived at. Meanwhile we have again to call attention to the fact that many branches of business are beginning to be unfavour ably influenced by the prevalent suspense. To-day the chief topic of conversation in City circles was the, circular note issued by the Russian government rela tive to the Eastern question, and published in the official St. Petersburg journal. The general impres sion produced by this document is unfavourable, it being interpreted as menacing to Tuikey and defiant to the Western Powers. Many parties, however, profess to see signs of hesitation on the part of the Emperor Nicholas, and loudly express their belief that no hostilities will arise out of the complica tion. Consols opened 981 to 2, and receded to 981 to 4, but slightly strengthened in the afternoon, and after improving to 981 buyers, finally left off 98 7-16 to 3 ex div. for the 19th July. In the middle of the day telegraphic intelligence of flatness on the Paris bourse had some influence, and at the close of official hours the market here was favourably affected by later despatches, whjch reported a rally at Paris. That bourse, howevelr, was understood to close with less firmness than at the opening. The official busi peas report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 983. 3, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 993, 3, 99; Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, k, 3,2, 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 53, 5 13-16, 15-16. Bank Stock, 2285, 229. Exchequer Bills opened 3s. to 65., and closed 2s. to ss. prem. India Bonds were sold at 295. prem. Foreign stocks opened flatly, but were rather firmer in the afternoon. Russian stocks are fairly supported. Mexican Bonds were flat at 275 to 28 in the morning, but at the close of business this stock was strong. Equador Bonds are rather flat, but Spanish Deferred slightly rallied. Business in this department was the reverse of extensive, and the variations in price comparatively unimportant. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 273 to 28 ; Spanish Deferred, 234 to ; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 4 die. to I prem. Granada Active, 211 to 221; do. Deferred, 93 to 103. Actual sales are thus marked:— Austrian Old Five per Ct. Beads, 861 (exchange fixed at 10 fl. per £; ditto Five per Cents., 1852, 994. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 854 ; ditto Five per Cents., 105. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 643, 6.5; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 96. Equador Bonds, 6, 54. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101 f. 50c. (exchange, 25f. 5c.). Mexican Three per Cents., 28, 273. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 943. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 5,3, 5 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 234. Swedish Faur per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 3, 1 dia. There is still no renewal of the voluntary conver sion now open at the Bank of England. The Carnatic has arrived front Sydney, with 19,668 ounces of gold, valued at 78,7001., of which 10,000 ounces are for the Union Bank of Australia, and 7,000 for the Commercial Banking Company. Her dates, being to the 28th February only, have been anticipated. The silver brought in last week by the Parana from the West Indies was sold to-day at an advance of 3d. per ounce, and was nearly all taken for India. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins, viz.: bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz., standard; Columbian doubloons, 775. per oz.; bar silver, ss. 13d. per oz. standard ; dollars, 4s. 113 d. per oz.; pillar ditto, ss. 2d. per oz. The business in the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon was not extensive, and gave occasion to little alteration in rates. For Hamburg there was money at 13.81, and for Paris at 25.021 for short, and 25.26 to 271 for three months. Amsterdam ruled at 11.183 to 5, and Frankfort at 120 to k. The rates on Spanish places continue flit. In bills on Vienna and Trieste there were a few transactions at the rates of last post. Miscellaneous stocks were generally flat, being unfavourably influenced by the prevalent gloomy feeling of the market. Australian Agricultural have further receded, closing 67 to 69. South Australian Land and Bri:ish American Land were severally 11. lower. Crystal Palace shares are supported at 24 to 21 prem. Australian Banks were heavy, the stocks of the old-established institutions closing at a fall of 1/. Shares of the London Joint Stock Bank have been done at 231; London and Westminster Bank, 36, 351,; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 511; Victoria Docks (41. paid), 61; Peninsular aud Orien tal Steam, 76. Berlin Waterworks shares closed dia. to par; Aberdeen North American Land, Si. to 78. 6d. per share. Insurance shares this week have been quiet, but steady in price. Indemnity Marine and Royal Exeliange stocks have improved The present quota tions are subjoined: Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50; Atlas, 22; Argus Life, 241; British Commer cial, ; Church cf Emtland, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201 ; County. 121 ; Crown, 171; Eagle, 7 1 , ; Equi yan i Law Life, ; English and Scotch Law 'Lite, 41 ; European Life, 201 Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 31; Globe, 13th ; Imperial Fire, 335; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 611; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 54 ; Legal and General Life, 51, London Fire, 31 ; London Ship, 31; Marine, 26; Medical, In valid, and General, 3; .Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14 ; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11,11 ; Palladium Life, 31 ; Pelican, 45; Professional Life, '1 ; Provident Life, 41 Rock Lite, 9, 84 ; Royal Exchange. 239; Sun Lite, 65; Union, 1220: United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life. 451; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 cx div. Reversionary Interest Society, 106; General Rev et sionary and Investment, 105). The funds opened rather flat, but have since rallied „t, although business is quiet. In the other depart ments of the house general inactivity prevails, but, in sympathy with the movement in Console, whero any change in price is observable, it is in a favour able sense. Consols were first quoted 981 to 1 ex div. for the 19th July, and now stand at 98 to 3. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99k to 7, ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101}, to 1; Bank Stock, 2295 I; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 51., prem. Owing to the paucity of transactions in the foreign bond market, there is little change to report in prices, but Russian stocks aro weaker. the recorded sales are confined to the following, viz., Buenos Ayrean, 62 ; Chinon Six per Cents., 104 ; Russian Fives, 117 to I ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 to 3 ; Sardinian, 941 to 3. ler AINIVIIM. PARIS, Jess 20, f For I' Morey.. 4penins,2ll4l64st.' LowtsLlClosioi. 3 per Cent*. , 76 45 77 Se 1 77 25 71 25) ... 44 per Cents, ls3s . ' .. ... I ... ... 1 ... 14 per Cents.. IBLS . i ' 101 . 40 ... I ... ... 5 •.. i 1 er Cents. I les Cents. New Lotus' ... .. I , I ... r.... i ... Exch. - we on London: &taint. —; 90 We 7 4. 34 67 1. Selprisn, 'sera-ISW 117 Mow ' :Naples !tents Do. 44 ....... .... {:omen SperCents ... Do. 24 Piedmont 5 p.Ct. OB i Trearury Bonds I Do. 3. lin GS 75: _ Bulk Mures -- ... -. • Paws, Jura 21. St. —; Ciermaiu Versailles (riglt bank), —; ditto (left hank), .33; Paris and °Mans, 1,050; Part and Rouen, 1,000; !taunt and 11arre, 445 ; Marseilles and &salmi% (Converted, ; Strasbourg and Bine, 340; Northers,: 1185 ; Pans and striotiourg, 890 ; Pan and Lyons. 900; Lyons and Mediterranean, 720 ; °oat, 705 ; Caen and Cherboing, 004 ; Dijon and Btraniain, 525 ; Bfidi, 6 , 5 ; Moo. tneesu and Troyes, —; Graiasesose and Beaters: —; Dantean* and Taste, 275; blesrae and ht. ,Lithiet to Gray, 517 50 ; Dieppe sod Peeamp, 032 50; llosaus, 105. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE-THIS DAY. The arrivals of all descriptions of grain have been small this week. English Wheat maintained its value, sad, although the attendance of millers was small, and demand . limited, holders of foreixn refused to submit to a decline, and needy buyers had to pay former prices. Barley scarce and fully as dear. Oats were in large sup- . ply, and the turn in prico was decidedly abaiust the buyer. Beans and Peas brought quite as much money as earlier , in the week. AltßtvALB INTO LONDON P/10)1 JUNE 19th to JUNE 22cl Qrs. Saellott. ticolou. 'tali. 4,,relv. . Wkest 1080 Sirley 7OO Coos 1220 l4OO I 11;0 Malt ..... I I 1410 Flour. 183) and • barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Pertoßice;;ere oif ; ;;ed in public sale, and sold steadily, at last week's prices, 317. 6d. to. els. 6d. Refiaed without alteration. COFFEE =9O casks plantation Ceylon were offered, and nearly all sold at previous rates, 525. to 565. ; native Ceylon' quoted 525. to 565. Tae..—The m►rket is quiet to-day. Prices are unaltered. Setces.—Pimento, 450 bags were brought forward. A small portion bought in, the remainder sold di, to lid., which were former prices ; 23 cases Bourbon Cloves sold 714. to Md. per lb. Cocittsm.—The public sale of 150 bags went elf at Id. to 2d. decline. —...-..—. CuaroN.—The market is dull, 200 bales reported sold • yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration ; markets gene rally inactive to•day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues firm, with very little dbl.: position to sell. Town Tallow is quoted 47a. 'sat cash C Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 3d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), . CA. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the accounts (rain the Hop plantations this morning aro more untav,,urable, speaking of a general intrease of and lice. Them is rather more doing in the market, at, firm prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. _ - - 11olywell, M.; Netherton Hartley, los. 9d.; Wal;w End Haswell, 161. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 16s. ; Wolf End Lambton, 165.; Walls End Tees, 16s.—Ships at mar. ket, 107.—Market brisk. (BY *LIMBIC TEM:IOAM) DEAL, WEDNESDAY, 9 A.m. Wind E. N. E., fresh, and cloudy. Passcd.—Pakenharu, from London, for Madeira,, Mauritius, and Madras ; Ferdiguero, from London, for Cuba; Lelia, from London, for St. Thomas =• Glaphyra, from London, for Antigua; Palmyra, front London, for Barbados; Fortunatus, from London, for Newport; Nlarmion, from London, for Quebec. Remains.—Kaffirland, from Loudon, for Callao.• SWINDLING A CABMAN.—Tho Droi! soya :—" The, police have just received information that a wed dressed, man has for some time past been swindling cabmen and hackney.coachmen. Two of hi. recent exploits will show his system of acting :—lle tick a cab, and caused him self to he driven to one of the gates of the Luxembourg. In about halt an hour he came back, and asked the cab driver it he could find room on the driving-selt for $ cue of valuable flowers. The man replied that he thrught Ihe could. The other then said lie had not sufficient money, to pay fir the case, and asked the driver to lend him. I 25f. until he arrived at his LieLeitins. The cabmi.n com l . ' plied, and the man then entered the garden as it to fetch, ' the flowers, but never returned. A tow days before he. went in a cab to the church St. Sulpice, and, after • few minutes' absence, asked the cabman for 1 If., which he said lie required to pay the maws far the repose of the soul of his father. The money was given, and ho walked off by another door." FINANCIAL FllYttle.—lt is proposed to establish . an altogether new method of inquiry into the state of the public health. The following are some of the interrroga tories recommended to be addressed to the patient. Row are your funds ? Let me see your Console. Put out your , stock. Are your dividends all right? Rave you any pain about your bonds? Any uneasiness referring to your fo reign securities ? What is the state of your corn m iiket ? Allow me to examine your shares. Let me feel your snip. Have y u any sinking in your mines i Any tightness at thelbank ? How is your discount ? Ilaveyou any appetite for speculation ?—l'unch.