The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-02 00:00:00

1" Tbt 4"113rt5% LONDON, FRIDAY r:Vl•;NINO, JULY 2, 1552. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tills DAY. Two o'CLoc€. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market is heavy to-day, and a similar feeling is observable in the other departments o f t h e h ous e. The news of a conspiracy against the life of the President of the French Republic is riteivtd with some degree of uneasines"., and has attempted speculators to realise their profits. Con sols opened 100;, to „', but ate now quoted only 100 to 4 cx div. for the 16th July. The Three par Cents. Reduced mark 101 to 1001; the Time-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 104: to 1. The floating debt is quiet, at former rates. Business in the foreign house has been dull, and since the decline in Consols prices have become flat ter. Mexican New Bonds mark 27! 6 to Peruvian Deferred, 6s. Granada Dcferred, 10. ltussian Fives, 117,; to 1161. Sardinian, 931 to 911. The share market is narked by sOrte degree of heaviness to-day, the realisation nt profits occupying the attention of the more timid " bulls." Caledo nians, Great Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, North Westerns, South Westerns, and Midlands, are all lower than yesterday. In French shares Huila business has been done up to the present hour. TEURENAY EVENING. 614 %ItItA AND iI'ARAN ITTD. Pat,wAva. - , • -- Cl.tug ynterory. taw U...lay up 102 p.m. 251 9 100 111,p1ecn..... 254 asi .--,-. ---e-r--•-•-•.---- --..........--- se . - _ /, • • • • . (7 ,',4‹.... Geo. if-0 1 12.--tek-••-204-• - . 1 • • •-,„ . • , - •/' • • ,* •- " . . ) ...__--4.„, _..c.. , 4-) ..........-----,.. • I I • ........____. No. I.'•'-'ti.l LONDON, FRIDAY EVEN!. _ _ _. wE w SOUTH WAL FS Gl/LD 3llNii.S, on CONI N 0 H A 1 .'41 for WESTMI N S T E R LECTURES ON 1:01.R.-III , SEU.11 or the Coet-Duelt prineipie. WEonill SPIER ELECTION. PRACTICAL OECILOU I. 1 . . fa , es ,, .ta two,' sat R e,. h, to be paid In full on allot - The CV.NTRAL COMMITTEE for ends ling the ntitcrlow of I ..." 1 . - . oto to h." rows vdi for die ea.my. No deed ta be lopped. AWILLIAM CON VeIIIAM, pi a, er .. ill I DAILY, at the Ship Tomb, Charing Crum Selo Ow ladeP ol . lool liberal asthltalla. l At the suggestion of the council of the Society of it has been arranged to give at the Museum of Itrac -11101°5"11" l' ' ' ' and 'Matte, teh, loraserd-street. PP ill hitt I INGS, at whith William Coningham. E. v 2 I 4 Tte i ~.„,,s • In ..r.. Marne, stone,The i ___...--.:_-„,, 11, . %neer.* sod M *stibnite, 2, Great Jaws- attend toning,' his preheat seeteeeno , will he held Tina hum.. Ural Geology, Jermyn street, n course of lectures en gold, heovine Isise• --- - '''' • ' sun t, Iroillied.ri. v. INtl (Friday), the 2u I July, at We Wheet•hoef, Yeemtwet. Clare , with a view, specially, to the instruction of emigrant' :theist ~,,.... act limo i Ott s e „ p, e s.. re. ere i • it. t. erstheeon, Esq. Mocha t; and at Weiporet's Aewebly Loop.. 11, tholes etteet, to proceed to Atutralia. The course will comprise six In° batman. Mmtr.i. Illicit liro Wig, Change-alley. herbeley.equare, Tills hVENINO, at seven o'clock peewit% ' !return, on the following subjects, by the following gentle- nians, Oh,* of the . 1 eipoly, Se. IS. ('onlon. The P'well'e of "' l h b eeel " al in d e P nb4s " sksi c ' re Is earn",' men:-The Geology of Australia, with especial reference North ' it ,. ,„,..,,., ,-..i We, air git en from tonere of this Cvenpany in Inv tted. the the " old Regions-by J. Beets, Jukes, M.A., F.O.S. of all logy alienninettlona In be atldeeeted In Charms et Gine i W the U or'l''''' ,o e .hiss been well considered and nutlet ;tidy kW ilsesattees,” skis Hotel, Urines Cruse. ,: i ... 0, I I the Geological Survey, author of" Sketches on the Physical In F, . .. 1 ,, i„,..„...,. el the bible.. apt , AT t., h ore I yen ally wllign't; .1.1 hrt hoe agm .t mecum to the weds lobe Adopted LILECTORS of SOUTIIWARK. - to the sir win. ! Itocks as derived from their Organic Remains-11y Edward 1 .. •• ..... suer. eertincette." - Harrel Erne& pub nvi` • ' l'a %ailments end Mr. Apiary Pellatt we sworn Wes to all yam I, Forbes, F.H.S. 'The Chemical l'roperties of Gold, and the •.. ihe..‘,.. e , .. res. Wes dote Nye glee to snake Or carving nit ow lo.oskdire. Mr. swoon seekowe Wally Mews. Jew 80,) that he ; mode of distingui 1141 it from other substances rt sembliug - i.e....," a... e ar v 4 ta be cbitilo''.l thehe Mixt f"r,"'"e. ** n ,'" kw wet rude up his „ ad lo repeal the Penny Swap and Adverthe. ! it-by Lyon Platuir, C. 8., F.R.S. Oold Mining and ea.l Pd. wail 0.... , •' • rt r l '' r '''' Y '" ° * .' " l " . 'at h " .. or s eln. " ° l meet Outice.--sui•Pwe the Pewee] of the I mei sad vets anus Washing -by W. W. Smyth, M.A.. F.O.S. The hletal- --- kr. xi..i, isee •...n,, inset oh e. lo al e.pretowe. pielionent. seat ue .,„,... lotee .., evai 'an we na'' `"' o e" a il "" 1 ' l . l h a " We " .eenee ' l FHA CIA et.sey., Treasiner ; J.AIIItED NOVEL! 0, Subilfree. Lurgical Treatment and Assaying of Oold Ores-by John 0 1 - 1 00 L. ': ...,-1 Ito 64.1 WO, m the Honor Alit•tet, and iit the di pe of sur e r;e N. 9111 tOIIE, chairman; C. It01:80M COLLETT, bee., ,', err'', M.D. r IL& The Ifistrary and Staitletics of Gold- 5° 51 1 - I's, ° •.e7 . .ie ..41n. abar .iiiiit la quartz of a highly earth.? iie clia- to the Amain Moe for Promottng Ste Repeal of th • Taxes on Dv Robert Hunt, Keeper of Mining lie corde. , ay all siao." el, ie miite Join n .1. haowle.tge.-90, Greet Lxinire- . treat , erunwicediquare, July I. 'The first lecture, by Mr. Jukes, was given on Wed- ss se tc, se ornately hoe the 6.ll..mtage of the beat wirier the . . r •-. oad if any assort mon ean they ought :o sueireed."- gases t • • . ALL's s(Di and ALLISON, latent l'ianuforte , persons, consisting chiefly of young men, and evidently 174 ell peee,,, . en. :i we r. !trot:Aim In ins Ing thst it in id' , lOaTo e aneofthebe 4 ILowlecturem, fill awl 71, Vegent-etwet, remove,' frow i intending emigrants.. The lecture was most inform- : 1 .1 ) , goes,. I out „„... pr . eeindseietesemoi gait swung eAupooles th..t v:,,tour-etrebt awl tkesin,itteet. PI %NOVO/UE.Bot the best worl- I log, and being lull of graphic descriptions applying to $;,- ' n 'i noun-,..p for SALE, 11110 t, owl EXPORTACION. Inanunints ha. set Jille on tA . - nais 'ay 1 Roe , . I the climate anti soil of Australia, gave great satisfaction, at se a r,, e .,,,.... tabs he ohtelivd, and eppiteetew be the remaining tut. ais Wm out on hire ;new,' equal to ne4 I . to be 0kt . .1 I.! a e - nai „ . . v ie„.,,d in ti ... 4n , . ut apidause. • but as the mate r se ti sk ,„_:, ~, i t . .5 , fi e aintdirat:inie ate nen wary. m,y be in.ide 1.,:h , e ..I, • Ole reduction. -SeeemiLliend Putoofortee .7 various meat referring-" rwr. a ....., . . • on m. I the i eanticy, re Meru. Eyllyn teethe's, T-, km prem. to the physical geography of the country, awl in 1., ell Ly s ie..% r. Co nisi _____ _ _ - _- --- -------p articular to the gold deducts, was principelly made up of ~. an - references to the maps and sections exhibited in the hall,'it ae TvrION AI. ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. is obviously impossible to report the lecture in a serviceable .wi A , AII. 1% •• t.” 4, 7, SI. 91ertmeeplace, Tral.t!gar.aquate, shape. Mr. Jukes, assuming very properly that a large es. J. V,lon•Yesterday a court was held for the dispatch of proportion of hie audience was unacquainted with geology. It all r... in.-biting of moan with Was Asurt:WWw. wlllan Tan iota- busmen. commenced by a rapist summary of the leading Nan,! is Mae. 1•(I. on • plan recall*+ to had. Kenna shied al- facts of the science ; and bi fore he went in'o details F. all TICE NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. wa:.we• to the suriblattoultal a the effluent, and the rrovident ow- in respect to Australia, he stated fully the general physical 3,. au nee ,st the .tultrtrt.'. • lia•lA. of the emontontly, end aeon', en op;.or- A vire important report woe brought up by the chairman In, tty Air iv • twee t e tastiest vete of int= juldol by ervt.clere of the Markets improvement Committee upon the subieet eireUnlttoncev, univereal in all parts of the world, under Yee,. which gold is found. Ili. sket c h of the physical gee. et. lea ereuritim in winen alone the money te en of the proposed cattle market in Copenhagen-field:4. 111A0. , . 3 , .sped I. Oh the t...Jet..tion, aijestaient, se exempt report detailed the proceedings of the rota as to their gruphy of Austruha was admirable , irable • and he went at length in. ini tress lulditle• an am ant .1 lit' entinniiire% so we : } ,W the e l" conferences with the Secretary of State for the Mitts De- into a cnusideration of the signs by which gold searchers Cl, lel at tossewerawg. w :eh bre have by the Lite Depensurni, . nra,,,t, .. r. 14 Walpole, their •agreements ns to the pur. should be guided in their pursuit. Ile, however, offered s'• he tit. 101 no opinions ris to the probable extent of the gold districts nt„ to . r"atent'ua ' 1 , th .. 6° ' ' '' ". I. "shst e' it ; bY in'e. n imn'-t it ' ii n'a' i' chase of land, and asked the court to authorise the raising I,„1.0, t: 4ai 't Or, .411.1 sa. .10y I.: eo..re pr,...• • w... - by _ . ow _ in Australia, and wan silent as to the quantity of gold the ,„ „i, se, ~,,,ies in. 'MA metuew 111 of any hind-an ride tntage which no ut the runt of ss. /. for the payment of toe game. etc:. r lostewe u•s char Pn'ar or Plwatr. bold. WM. aa tva WC", Ordered to be printed.-Adjourned. new Ophir may be expected to yield. T:.e oriaiu of the ~. to seas members. auriferous discoveries in the wittily he attributes to to el Isteres4 ur IhIRMIte4 is perehle half-yearly, in January ant July. Sir Roderick lelurchison, se hoce opinion, expressed in Gs; 11 Cal al sock. Jersey**. 1814, and based upon a comparison of the Austra- II; ': 'lse Capital Wiwi i. sliont tier iLdtuct n^d dparate from the MR. CIIISHOLM ANSTEY, M.P. lie chains with the gold yielding portions of the w ii revolter. rem\ in the lot Nom at Department. It eon.lltutee, w th Or Promote Real, a 'tumor, tor the ennsr meats ol the Annoria• Ural Mountains, lie quoted. In conclusiou, the lee - so et te, and ha. been pet ruled in oda to 'toiler Me Kwitny of tie TO inn 501035 OF Till DAILY NEWS. tune, addressing his audience u a body of enliven's, tts I: hovel anplete. Sta,-I have to call your attention to the neon - warned them not to despair s hould they be unlucky sit the at. lie WS DIICARTMENT. uyi co -so • securato one, excepting u few orthogra. •" diggings." lie stated that he was well acquainted with 1 „ . .• 1 " the l "" s-."'t e'br"". a c.."'W.""l" "a w.".""1"Id P hical ug er py which in ' the • 1 of a letter te. Australia ; and hits conviction was, irrespective of the gold ; 1 noes i : Lie A.etauce, with many s.euatie awl howuttuill ins. p roes appear - • . „. ~ nerved by me this day from an unknown but certainly • discoveries, that for the enterprising and the energetic there 10 was a better chance of gaining competence and wealth St. Pi .- ;701 . .ea1a'.. E 401 Proala.otina" ay ha °l"lne d • a. IPP li edi 'a Roman catholic correspondent, who appears desirous of We to M the 11l "el.' et th e b wiei-e " in t " T t " the e ''P esq " A g ents, satietyiug Mr. Spoouer that the gospels arc nut altogether a in Australi a th an in any other part of the world. % 1 mioeshout the laud Siinteen. hope that these lectures, when completed, w ill be printed in 10 1 PE riot nintßteriN, Managing Director. sealed book to the popish laity. ft a N.B. applitatiana Sae Ateneks may be Bads to the Massing If you insert the remarkable and characteristic communi- a cheap term libecte• Writer that I have duly received the " thirty pieces of MINES. I ' V ICTORIA LIEF. ASSURANCE COMPANY, silyer"--only threepenny bits, 1 regret to aild- enclosed • 41. il, 14 Khld W1r:11.6.1, It?. et. C.ty. Estsbaehtd Mit. under the {AMC wittild . m. Tilt:RanAT Evestso. .. It 2, 1 Onuses% -' LE 'AWL'S HAW L•\ E. I am, sir, your obedient servant, The market for mining stocks to-day has been sc. 11 Dan It I tit:nuts -111031A4 II2IBIIT, Ea. T. CHISHOLM ANSTEY. active, with a fair demand for moat of the leading 16 I Outlet P.t:.twitt, 1,1. W. K. mosses, Eq. 3, Rmez-court, Temple, Jane 30, 1832. De re. Pawl, O.+ John galll, MN. stocks. Alfred Consols shares were quieter to-day, it, limo Vim. to 1t . ..1 , 7.1. a. I Jul. lkilnsh, Iteq. "Jane 26 ' 1652 ' but maintained yesterday's advance. The prices at Mt it j. IN ri......e, .4, V.ILS. I Clerks Phillip., h'sq. "Detested Sir,-The enclosed, though trifling in itself, is • w I which sales have been made are reported to us es so boa 11.11-1111.1, lA. Dwiel Sutton, Esq. nevertheless • sufficient recompense for the services you Were Wormy. hm. " Ti * thille " em Weele ". F ' l ' have rendered this country by your milking hatred of the follows by the most respectable brokers and defilers; it. ,II 4 the Cies? tcy erebrame every One.ription of rive Ile be"' -1. • •motc, and catholic church and its most sacred ministers, and your bat due allowance must be made for the wide margin' 14 fletered nets Life tour I , 11. The Premiums an : w I 1 t e Viar be p.414,10 . .41,, halt-levee. or ot he, wt... burning seal and exertions to rob her of her already scanty frequently existing in this variable market, as be- 20 I 1 &ea .:..•.e1 .4 one-third at the Cremona till death, or het( the resources to enrich the coffers of a government that has ?n0m.... , Oth..•• • ..ra. ..0 Colietes talon ~ot. for the abet. of life. earned for itself the curses anal execrations of Europe. tween buyer and seller:-Ifevon Great Consols, 350 ; to raw so 1 1Y•5he,..."..A•1 41" ~ CaWwW`L allan ' ed _" , withoutw est rr"r" " f any a, Yee, air, u prime mover of the accursed committee of Olive, 61 t Merllni, 71, 1 ,1 ; Booth o ft° "'"''''" 4 "`" 4 "" I ' 4 l '' . I "' ' a. ''''' t ''' .4" are oyes- ' Martinelli, in which, by the malicious lies of a Riddell, South Caradon , 140 ; Great W Tamer, 6,, I i ,R, l' atheal Alfred, 25; . I Jbw:y taveureb... to Area/irk coupled with the wounded covetousness of • Taylor, and the Weil Treasury, 9„ 1 , 10; West Caradon, 146 ex div.; i t ' Pot. .• el be made Abv lute*rutin v. Greg LA dale. Owe ba the Malmberg or Truster of PAW& reckless blasphevnies and obscene buffoonery of the apostate East Darren, 80 ; Tremayne, 2'2. Is L o ne a re woe on ffiretenre of Yereholds. I.ewebolds. wed Lae Mahoney, you have striven to plunder the catholic poor of 'rho gold mining share market to-day was firmer, A' I MB rats, r.-airs. to Peivry.ho: len with lianaeptkoamo Pen the alms bequeathed to them by the pious charity of the - Daniuto. faithful long since departed. You have ranked yourself with rather more business offering. British Austin. t;,‘ , roa.unsa or so pee Mtn. of Ott- miles 'TAW US appropriated to among the disciples of Judas Iscariot ; and, like he an de. lien and Port Phillip shares experienced a slight , Amory i a the Proet new' Ani . u... .i. pu . t .,,,t w i, , I .,,t e du t tbe our ft...mew, joetivord. served the rewind (thirty pieces of silver) of your uublush- improvement. Liberty abates were rather lower. SO WILLIAM RATIAT, liousary, ing treachery. The non-official quotations are as follow :-Australian - o lf, I believe, • Catholic ; hut, pray, ess,,, . Consuls, i die. to par ; Melbourne, par tok prem.; : i THE I) A I LY NEW S • pollu Y te no d t ee s in ny y ht u nger, or sense to disgrace, that time- Royal Australian Mining, a din. to i prem.; Yuba i,. Creston Morning raper, pries sd. honoured name ; for you have taken your stand with the Asa Politta Ocean, Ow Vitt.% sties; te at the head of the Lt- freebooter Bedford' and Russells. Teke with you also River, par to L prem. ; Britannia, r !, to k die. ei berg Cm* of ( lete , 6"In• advocating hag lainineene to its henade4 their precious protestantisra. The church is weary of you, Cobre shares were in great demand to-day, owing 3, Mow, at .I all a moil end ',Attical moguls, wiseLer militical, aerial, having long sorrowed over your mad wands rings. She to the receipt of intelligence from Madrid that the ea W teelterdiral. In the taunt and wan of IV Causal Noses t -la the accuracy ot its now rejects and vomits you out of her mouth, and deems it company had gained the law-suit landing in the )) law Report., -In tAr ample, truthteL and impartial &braver of Its better for you and herself that you had not been born. So i Ili., . din ill- tamed nveresetibrend eentr.ref iv 1 in- Dieran .1,111. Mr. A/1 ~I ne not realise such direful forebodings. But, ponder- courts of that city relative to their mining ground. 2,, Gratin wet tined in the Vey. Hannay. Ma Maaela7l Article,- ing over, in the retirement of your mind, the disasters you The advance on yesterday's rates wan 31. •to 4/. per •• I SW Poor a unerpmed. 4... have endeavoured to inflict upon the church, I trust you share. English and Australian copper smelting 34 It evut4is• a m.re let iCe 111. of Aiming their any other paper.- . ~,,,,..„,,,,,, „,,,,, i , n „....i t a d b.,,,,,,,,, is t h e t e e n ,. b eet hy eve r, ma , ybe brought to a . knee usses of your folly. shares were also firmer. M. 1 Merieed wail -ant the only dolly Mining Report, with led r prosea, " F ervent l y praying that you may every day be pursued / abused srywheve. by the relentless remorse of a'guilty conscience; and M it Marton. omit to fan ire, as being the only pew &midst the stead of hanging yourself in despair, like your unhappy THIS DAY. Arias." ,nogliescivtek anti ties always excluded, from its c olumns prototype, you may seek, in the setting of your day, for Two o'Ctocx el IR elewirr demur:nen% pardon from Clod, and reconciliation with the lona; mother There is no essential change in the market for the Ire se. to public lacier is down by the he return ot gawps have so base_ . ter the year IRO to toe beading Loudon Newepepreet by you y Utrayed. gold mining shares. Nouveau Monde' are now rather %A visa it will be wit that thin roper (the youngest by more than " I am, your sincere enemy, " CATHOLICCS. yeara; ad are years testes its three oldest oneepetitews : "T. Chisholm Annoy, Esq., M.P." flatter, having been sold at 4 prem. 104 'hay Tateblieed. Wimp. Weed. Cobre shares have not maintained the full advance Moreno. r/160311(.1.2 ..... 1;11' VILSI7 _ -- of yesterday, marking 41. 4,1 mos.~ e,, .. MOI , SIAII ti PRAIA, DAILY NEWS IS4III LIS24 190 us next with unnecessarily and unwisely burthening our - Nalto. shere. Mess. Cleans amine, 11 , Paid., prices Mine Tbe emantod isaireentam of this podtice justifies Um halo wing selves with heavy import duties; but we are helpless. Tell I yoMerdey. today. tt , opiasa racially eserereed by a e ntemporary: .. us how we are to raise a revenue equal to the expeuditure - , -.1.--- _ ._-_-.. " Inn ' 14 ' 4 News .i s the M u n n.* of all the Leaden iheehl " . which has been forced soon us by your own government, I° '. ° " ° ' ' A r ns Yell all l 1 Pal IL BMWs From the nut it user high r mind sad • liberal cant - recce - BMWs Wes !y that entaervative lbws:lens which is clearly the except by taxing out newiserits of life, and most gladly o p. 2 ,„ 1 L ,,,,..., . .... .. r . palate 0 .1..i0n of England: mal already, with the mosed highoet will wo relieve ourselves from a burden which we all le,oo. to Aueuslastias I i iI ~ areslatl4o 1.4 the reengesed dully sad with Be Wont feel and admit to be oppreisive. To raise more money 21stre SO Alliaraltall 1 l i SO miter it edwrtiennenta -neat to the s "-obtained by any, than is already done by direct taxation is impossible in a 1 1 0. 000 I Australis* Freeleo l9 deny paper , its P 4 "ibei l me" than ' neeee P anda with Itist ' smests ' courtly where property has ceased, as it has in Jamaica, Ka s e 1 Ave Mann i all 4 4WI 124 'Blume . real or marketable value. You tell us to re- 5,0 . to ffsenarven Iron and Coal all ... . . T. be erg. eel of any Bookitellte AA Newman la the Marlon ; Or at to possess any . 100,000 I Writhe Auentlian Gold I all I 4 * Di libeoMet, it, liouveriretreet, Pleet-strwt, Lando& duce our expenditure ; but you ougl , t to be aware that tor 10,0eo 14 Brant. Imp.llea. at W. pea , 244 41l tai the last four or fire years the assembly of Jamaica has Own se Do. CoesteandCulabe - ali - - IFE at the AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGINGS. struggled in vain to reduce the island establishments. No !LIMO M Do. St. JelteDd ReT ... 13 - - ITOITILAa JEKKOLD EDITS LU)TIYS WEISKLY LGSMS lee than four retrenchment bills were successively rejected 210. 1 00 I (brace's Creel WSPAPEIL-The Number kg. SUS OAT NUT. July 4 . Pliall by the council, composed principally of official members, 124° ••• I.•an 1 i i Pm oar+ coway . .... Ie IL, poet tree, 'retsina go large coiner+ ut eve UMW intelligence whew litanies were affected by the bills, and in this course 1°5 ' 555 5 C°l°6lal U°ld I i I Pea I i (Is the rownect et pub.:tattoo nom all pub if lbw world, yes- Po 14 - - the council were strongly supported, not only by Sir Charles sone. 21 mem eireide teleavivei, awl other evene, vegewlem at enema Eng. *Muesli= Copper' all I I die Grey, the Governor, but by Earl (key, the Colonist 10 , 000 2 Getting lan - - Ihe newer for eunday real will Wee essusisa-shierisi Arikke: l 2 Chureh Lem; or, Kasen se as, sad Prey Ellga; A Moue of Cone Minister." avreti Ooldee Mountain , all I 1 I. dlis g le Bas nil: i ; the liebury Folly ; the Mee and the Peak; • Letter A Sale SUNK AT SEA BY A WUALL-A cor Great Polimotk. .. a i li 4 iss 2 ties the black Beggenua's Dog to lain la gsweralt the Happy 100 11 . . 00c 900 LlTaitly Engt..Lit F,,,,,,ii, as,- Petal yi r = s iump la lgoiligeK--Ives& reepondent furnishes us with the following narrative of 105,00 e Lake Sallised.. • , all 4 Tile fib Murder of an 01.1Weiwaa: Caplan ed Bo alvarderat- a eery extraordinary °anneal* :-" On Tuesday the 50,000 Lan nOellior.O.Qtr.C.Co ' all I I Ms g IL Death or 1:4 Pelmet on Board a destine liar - : WratuL English brig Crusader arrived at Cowrie from St. Jars de 10,0 Do I ilsalsoalilleathAiserion 9 4 44 II low Ago lt to Elntarsala; faelgootius Iliseut WWWW - _, Cuba, and landed the captain and crew of the French brig "." New Otnertia Loo elo SWIM= Scads • ail 14 Pm 11 t t ~ rir , . " m "e In Pon 11 " i al a tera i w o 61 " -Th. Pauline, Le Chevalier master. It appears from the state- te „: 00 . 1 rarlkira at-Wreck of an Auer Deism' Ilblpi Leap or Life-- Port nap III en Istringeoest of Pantie taterty: Greet MOlMSi s tl abi Elre MI6-- meat of the captain that on the 17th of last month, whilst 60,i 00 Quartet Bock 'an S dle ts Petal ae , i•leat MI the Greet We liallway- so ilikseim ea their lestiatte from Porto Rico, in longitude 40.10 W. of 7,000 Se SlemipodsCabe . lei 1 it ...ale Cereal Palace end its Oppinilltla- Pryor Is Rot- PST* and latitude 40.30 N., with a cargo of sugar, bound 50 ( 030 I 'oak ammtialima I i ilk Diu so lawns hr.-WAWA b EMILY LONDON Illialr Arra la Ph. to HUT., at annuli 11 o'clock a.m., whilst under early sail, .f.'s l ar „ 1 . 5... T.', l l . _ a csall ' 7 11 Ili I ii. M ee , ET ; ~,• 5 t e e „...,....b 1 ° M b ' at W I : ..", ... t a n ' e ", rYlan lto, la ve,l ," the yeast, • new ship of 400 tons, well built and found, was r t re' 4 ''' l' , ;',7,:r 1 all g 4 Ma 1 h.„, i --- - - ,...", 03 .7" - sed a t „,..i tamPn es - ,.. -- 47 - . ---... 0 ,,--,,,-,,, i ,,, er wreak by a monstrous whale on t ' lle bow, and the damage '- 515etP"5 sonimorter. was so great that the ship tilled also im mediately. Finding - - -•- - Athat nothing could be done to save her, the captain and 1.11174 I. XII ARR at ARKP.Ts_ 81. JAMAICA.—A correspondent says: "You charge us nest with unnecessarily and unwisely burthening our selves with heavy import duties; but we are helpless. Tell us bow we are to raise a revenue equal to the expeuditure which has been forced won us by your own government, except by taxing out necessaries of life, and most gladly will we relieve ourselves from a burden which we all feel and admit to be oppressive. To raise more money than is already done by direct taxation is impossible in a courtry where property has ceased, as it has in Jamaica, to possess any real or marketable value. You tell us to re duce our expenditure ; but you ong:.t to be aware that for the last four or five years the assembly of Jamaica has struggled in vain to reduce the island establishments. No less than four retrenchment bills were successively rejected by the council, composed principally of official members, whose salaries were affected by the bills, and in Orneriness the council were strongly supported, not only by Sir Charles Grey, the Clovernor, bat by Earl Chey, the Colonial Minister." A SHIP SUNK AT SEA BY A WHALE.—A nor respondent furnishes as with the following narrative of a very extraordinary occurrence :—" On Tuesday the English brig Crusader arrived at Cowes from St. logo de Cuba, and landed the captain and crew of the French brig Pauline, I.e Chevalier master. It appears from the state ment of the captain that on the 17th of last month, whilst on their passage from Porto Rico, in longitude 40.10 W. of Paris, and latitude 40.30 N., with a cargo of sugar, bound to Have, at about 11 o'clock am., whilst under easy sail, the venal, • new ship of 400 tons, well built end found, was streak by a monstrous whale on the bow, and the damage was so great that the ship filled also immediately. Finding that nothing could be done to save her, the captain and crew, consisting of 10 men and a passenger, hoisted out a boat, in which, after stowing away a bag of biscuit and a little water, they embarked, and in about 16 minutes after the vessel was struck she sank. For three days and nights they were tossing about, not being able to reach any ship, but on the fourth day they were providentially seen by the Crusader, and rescued from their perilous situation. The captain speaks in the highest terms of the kindness and liberality with which they were treated by all on board the Crusader. None of those rescued have preserved anything, and es they are destitute of neensaries, the French consul, W. Stuart Day, Esq., has shown his usual kindness and promptitude in providing for their necessities. Poott-LAw INQUIRY AT LEEDS.—For many years past, great dissatisfaction has prevailed amongst the rate payers of Leeds respecting the election of poor law Ruse duns, and latterly there has been a growing feeling that the guardians have been elected by fraudulent means. To all other offices in the town the liberals could elect their candi dates, but in the election of poor-law guardians the tortes hare nearly always succeeded in electing, their friends by large ma /On ties. It was felt that this could not be done by fair play, and at length the ratepayers have become so indignant that inquiry could no longer be prevented. The Pour-law Board, in compliance with memorials from the ratepayers of the North and Kirkgate Wards, and from the bond of guardians, have directed 11. B. ' , email, Esq., the inspector for this district, to make an official inquiry into the matter, and that gentleman is now engaged in the discharge of that duty. Ile has already sat three days, and it is pro bable that the inquiry will not be finished until the end of nest week. Already he has taken a mass of dam, which has disclosed an amount of fraud and , trickery greater than had been anticipated. The voting papers are found to be defaced and altered in all manlier of ways. Many of the signatures are proved to be forgeries ,• and a very large number of the voting papers for the liberal , candidates are proved to have been duly returned to the' collectors, but are now missing, and cannot be found. There can now he no doubt that the recent returns have been ef f ected by f org e and baud ; but nothing has yet ra tnspired to fix the guil t upon any individual. The mode te of election piscri by the Poor Law commiosiouers is • moat clumsy contrivance, and requires immediate n vieion and amendment. In all probability this inquiry will lead to a consideration of the system. CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL TOR DISEASES OF TOR i[7 II EST.—The quarterly meeting of the board of ma nagement of this institution war held on Wednesday, at the' offices, Liverpool-street, Henry Tucker, Esq., in the chair. The report *lowed that the average weekly attendant., of " patients at the present time was 664, and that the number of new eases admitted during the last three months amounted to 974, being an increase of 263 over the corres ponding quarter of the previous year. The growing wants of the institution, apparent from this return,Teause the commit tee much anxiety, until support can be obtained more ade quate to the claims now made upon the charity's means of usefulness. The rites-loco, the new building at the Victoria park was stated to be nearly completed, and the execution , of the works hitherto had given very general satisfaction,' There was every hop* that the Hospital would he opined for the reception of patients in the course of the following spring. IM nOrster, Jule %, la elotb, price One mhillimrr A SUPPLEMENT to ItUPFS GUIDE to the TV MY. Gmm, —A Complete Calends of the Ries In 1831. lIP to the Ind of Jorw—th.. hoses lnol vst, with their pedigrees ; Petformanthe lithe Two Year Oale during the same period ; (Ni Nomisetions foe 3aly Is. rbt Lots; Roos to Co,. e, ae. W. Kerr. Les ion : R. Milers:inn, 191, liegentwerwer. THO! HARRIS &SON'S Improved kelireasSinklempa. Nast sawing for Tnurt 4* and 4e.v4de Tl•ltars. Vdr eight fallen, 11134 twelve Mtn, NI.; obaren ditto, ; Twenty ditto, LC Gam le J. Lw , i+r , Rye. AS 1111tItli and SO=lllll to the Royal Petty, SI GREAT %TREY:T. $l, is smash* ihe BAWER !WORM GATE& Ttewltest OA rid yes rill ovoid mistagteg LLe Rome. IQLADLIOL—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOIt, for IQ its mod tomplezion. —I t I. diatlngalabld lee les catmint', parityind and mouthing eft eta .m the Ws, irblie, by let Mira in tbe poem end outside -.retro, vrimelm, ft earls mll lampluitin nen lie 'whin, idler every tend. ney to tallantandemt, End the. litiabmary 4. Unstop all redone. tan, {impiety spots, trecklas, dw =o, awl other cannon. iodation. The radiant Oka= It to the ehesh, sod the sonnets mad doling whkh it mimosa lane bad% art anon mire tt Inlay amble homey toilet Oil& OM" tftrr peas mg, 1.111 Sad it allay Al 'Mulles sad teadennie al in Ida, and mirky ti sok searreb, mad pleasant Beware of saurian LION* Re ode. Tbe wadi v. goirtaads' Kai yder • are oa tbe Wagger el die pendar unite, sad "A. Yowled sad do A. TO., Rieke Oinks,* on sin engraved A the government eleven anlied aa each bottle. Prime Is. oat sad me. lid.—ltekl by nest sad by CilmitAtor /Winner& TAPE-WORM.—KOUSSO (11rayers Authelmin- Lisa —This saw rowdy, a tins epreolleially, but to nate, morels tearodad Mite front Abyrsdnia, by TIIONtan =1 1 440, Patbie ettaralsyard. U , ne fa an adult, bad an etas, what eaa be lcdwarded to nay ;rot of the Idnattutn, On reread dl Ye porta.* ramps. "rakers. lon, Kt. Dorton's, Canterbury, J. 17, 1532. Str,—l know aot bow to eadtaleatly thank you For par dose n 1 acrai;erbieb diatually dislodged ut • few bntro tWgAeat 1••• Mat a tape.worea, In feet to krastk, wbtob bad Word me two tore pallertag. I reads, your ocrdirat refract, IL —To Mr. Waddle, Amiss. 71, K Ned'a churchyard. 'HE COHOST Patent Self adjsettas 8111 ST, • meet perfect eary Gide. WEI. isel by • simple ter 'main of tiee pasatswedirie NAM big movreiewbe elite betap,lttl boa MS Poet, eiders wails albs, we isci•dbei be Wriet % erag, 41a. a gr l delbq Po ELLIPTIC COLL4lll(ipeels erleas),lsall sit .pew with Patelltrneetieraireen4Phll l te e. the town. Tb. rellset Mode ratite:NlNO can be Mabel te wat.l lar, crewing but at fircert; eils seat by wet 0 receipt d IS paebese Illontrateri trice vI6 - dim= taraearrawni, bersweilal If..w—Pelle•See, P.ODOPSIL Teller le bee Yet. en Priam MM. Os Palma of w.teti % ihellailwatzert. Pall.aaati East, Loam Li 1 LOCAL SPARE MARKETS. LivancooL, JULY I.—Our share market has again been ;1* very strong to-day, and clone buoyantly at a further im- 43/ proveruent. Tke following are the transactions :—Birken. heed, Lancashire, and Cheshire ate Chester and Bick®- ta head), 19—Ditto (221. shares), 4 4 d.—Caledonian, 221 7 1 Eastern Counties, 104 9-16 l i 9-16—Bast Lancashire, 20— ;4, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 83 4 f I—Ditto (fi ft h shares), et: d.—Ditto ( 20/. F shares), -16 d.—Ditto (filth shares, sr West Riding Union), 21 43.—Letds Northern (late Leeds er and Think), 17f —Liverpool, Crosby, end Southport, 204 —London and North Wester°, 131—Ditto (new 1 shares), is 324 21—Ditto (fifth shares), Of p —Ditto (quarter shares 12 : C), 2 4 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341 •, Ditto (quarter shares, 1-7$ till 1853), 104—Midland, 734 so !444 11 1 4—North h Staffordshire, Of d.—South Lantern nL and Dover, 224—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 184— 2 York and North Midland, 26I—Dutch Rhenish, 2f d. SO MANCRESTIK, JILT I.—The share market hall been ;' active and buoyant, London and North Western shares 1 1 .. 1 opening at 1304 and closing at 1311. Other stock-a had an ; a ' upward tendency, and there was a large business. Union 6 Plate (Base, 311—Lincashin Assurance, 13-16 p.—Eastern w. Counties, 10 9-16 9-16 I—Leeds (201. F.), par—London let (newqaurten), 32 1-16 I—Manchester and Birmingham 10 C. quantro), 2 7-16 f. I—Matlocks, 31—Bast Anglian , 1 , 1 , 181.) 31--Leeds, 83/ I—Sheffield (new pref.), Ic. p.— 1 1' Doren, 22 3.16 1 3-16 Ic. I—Midlands, 74/ 1--Wurring ton and Altrioeham, par—Ardwick C..metery, 3 d.—East 16 Anglian (6 per cent.), 31—Cheshire Junction, 10 91 c. d.— • East Lancashire ((fifths), bl—Leeds (fifths), 31 d.—Slieffielde, 34 —North Stalibrds, 5! d.—Chester and Birkenhead (221.) !, • 6 d.—Blackburu (No. 1), 71--Caledonians, 221. JOLT L—This market was active to-day „ 1 . 6 and prices farther adissond. Shrewsbury and Birmiughsun B's wen dose at 61. it - '• LUDO, JULY I.—The share market continues its upward 4 ' tendency. The closing sales this morning have been as follows:—Eat Laneashires, 191 ; Midland dock, 741; Lan cashire and Yorkshires, 1441; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Oooles, 221 ; North British, 81; North Westerns, 91 ; Eastern Counties, 101. 13s. 9d. au !)OVER, HEAL, AND CINQUE Pours ItAiLwAr.— A call of too guineas per share waa prepaid before Mester to in Chancery Drough,.m, to pay off tits debt of this coni tit - pany, amounting to 6,000 f. The Master intimated his intention to make it in conformity with the declaim' of the Ail House of Lords, declaring that the affairs of inchoate rail- 10 . 1 way companies came under the operation of the, Winding- la up Act, but postponed its formal declaration w did the 12th 111 inst. Counsel appearing for Mr. Wyllie., Vas contactor 10 end holder of WO shares, opposed. The Mr,Ater said that as regarded any appeal to the House of Ur f a against the ; decision of the Cour* of Error, requires/, the Dover and g g Deal Company to refund 11,0001. to Mc , Macgregor, the to chairman of the South Eastern Itailwasi, the solicitors to 20 the uffici manager, Messrs. Itorreclrole and Him dale, N' Imust be guided by the opinions of the majority of the It shareholder's who, it is understrfgl, are disinclined to ai prosecute soy appeal. I. .111•11%91«, Ho kin . . Hoptl II awl R•rt Jurctam . all tilrat.Wolv. & rto utalie bli•calbertd, lArkutelife,N Cdr J late'l:“..*.r.a.' all lle.('Aca Mark.5042.51.C. I 0 [Mato. ar.d 1.0 Ca.letlawrw an 4. ter tall 11.07aa aU i(kak m l lianclan T Tabl.n and lialfast Jan u:1 I .lu:kdir. Ft rth, and Ahrv• Bern J ittlut Inn an iPot aopti.as (C2a L. at 6 . . 1 .a.ti 17. — a - bi ~. . . WI lio. (.1:14 It is 11.) .. 24• Loam Ossetian ... . all liaaMlM On :on , CI v• h. Ottea IL U. tat.) ... all liv. els. ii all C 1 dit.. all Nest Isoennetre .. . .. . ailgZi,r4WJ;th.i)octd W elm. lanwes . 100 I , 4llowric4 sad (.koKew . 110 I , 4lfistptroc.l,l . , ti.,llundr. 101 Glavowsc south Wotan. 101 Oren Nurthrre .. • 100 lie. ' , bar..., A, stack.. 100 lAa nliarer, ti. Muck.. 0".1 Otaiouttt...lWrol.olro. 104 ..eat rp_ au 1;;;;; 414.le.r11;18 11 1/0. Thud 1 o.c..Alre .100 Yorkollin 14 D0.1111114_ .t. lA, I ep—t, all Il:cdw \m iberr. I Widow anti tr. iC wall sOto Loa.. Itrltit•-t.. ebopt In • lar.dou s Nowt:t-West: 2j Do. Z.., 12 W. Pith. I I Do./(O.II.,IM.LnAM.(C 1.0 London t etooh-IPltMar II 1:1 0 . . . all 'loodoodrryk Enniakillem all roach. lioa.ol %Aloe lOU aach.,shat.,4l.laL,Anah. 41 To. Man.& Ino . llllJtaurl It • Ito. Bina. and I) r'.* 17i 1.01,11 'bar MO Newmarket If Newport, Abergavertal sad Haralard . - j, Newry and Eantaktilea 13 I Ib. N ewiil .. t Northern Comsat,. l'aiag 1100 INorth 13 North Isevon, N0..1 I: .:Nort!4 buktf,B3o3irc.. . :0 Weftere . 1,10.10000ut. ITE•t.larte lii CO drottiett Central IVO 411ottish linTo. (;l.arA naro 13. 8 lirewsbory & Ittrrrorl.. lirew.bury and thew (Nor. W. Min.) ... ..1! Do. Noires ... _ 156. Onnedry 9hr•paidre Caton .. ... Ditto A, B. C, and D, fay paid up at yw Otut 69 douth Devon lOn South EuAtern 5n *non Wale. IS j nuns TortakArßinrrliu 61 ! , •tocitton and Iturtlepoul Itl •FunementlastuDocktllnu. U Niue at /lamb - ■ll Watarind and Kilkenny. Wateebrel anJ Laneriek. 13 West Cornwall . 1 100 TorlyNotroortloaltonne :o Do. do. Kat/amens 9 Do.O.N.6.rorchore 100 Tort Nod North 9191195, Lt U LICASP.I) AT ru sosimrlo,okao!aoato!tutuul eallodulipal.,orotthsuat , Woe ilea, to it. West. AOA„ tHlto without • 'pinata. tiered to 4 ttt tWertitzt. 304' Biros.. Wolv., and Dads) (lewd to GreotWootern oallotiolypt.,ortrolsoss. VOL Ditto without agoorant• flossed to Great W ratan, 117111kokir1ham-Olre (loose , Loodook N.W. stern, to Llyttoods'e Jun-'lto (leased toCaltdoulan) 100 KastLincolsob.goar (lewd to Gt. Northern) SA tilouce.tti s Ile.. Pores io a, 7+ c Mt I(lamed to OrestWeetera tiallavielby(LLorkANMt. IS I Do. 1 thane ditto) ( 1211 Do. Miura (d4to) SO Lcedsh Prodford ,11.11 are 1/1 Load*. an 4 Wean. Icl !(!estrot to 16.i11s i:aoter Ditto rr•felt11.01) (tlttt, SO J Lowes:ort 1:u trolperCrat. I geese:lto tiorto:Sl SO lltortbarolaktaat.rnlporCt pawed to East.Countrr ,PreeloakWyrc (Imo. Lon. I utt.tVotLiklanc.&Vork I I Ditto Aimee (A , (ditto) le Read., Dodd, and Reigate I (Windt° PoothEnelotr 10011opatoo and littakin(lose I to Great Nortbern CO Do. BLc prat)! 3 ock Roth.Oook, g.to.ci i Om& to Lan. :,nd lock 9 '• if.tooth tltaffordebli i• (l eaer! is Mr. DIVIe t 0)... 2 , Wear Volley, 6p. (Lorna caserd to tattettooaDar , 10 Ditto Ditto Ditto 1 to Wilts N.nicto t Owed to Great Waiters) PRIPIIRENII 104' Abablern 31, Ditto No. 2, 7 per Orot ] It 0 Caledonian SIO ; IS thr.ter 0,1 11,,iyheut a Dimly., Perth, and A Gr. fern Janedoe Ils 1b5tAa7!..4137.1 0 4)ip.0. 2 Lb. do. (71.17 e.) 7 per Or., p c4Noll I Ditto do. N 0 .2 In 110. Neer 4 per Not. Hoch Peet.llnioe,serben. 4 l , .Cll all Eaat 'Apr. dp C. qr. rho. • ltdothergh, Perth, wad Dumb., AI per Prot 1 Gaunt Nor how) per Oast 124 I,3.2vot.ltodremeliroorlp+ otethrtlV.,tro(. • 101reet.Idektientott l)Eigk a g.1 100 tlt,We.tore, fixed r. Peet 4 Itanearl.lre'sllorka 1 , Zl4 ; 104 , ollriah.Oathppeorret 2OIHtb Cony. 2 JCL. lbS2 5 IL•r. 1 , ,, , ,r , 5th1r,-tern st:•!, all LoadondemdEirslik Men.oholLaLter. p0n.210l 10 lb. New £lO ;- lb. £G Ullw I'nf.l neO Not .- rol t • t:atren!lTl•..... Du 6u.ritnistd 34 ilt la 241 li 024 so 1 -1 rid-th i iraik ... .' 134 Ostbrd, Woree•ter, aal Wolger., C 16.0 per Odd 3 Do. do. do 0 du edv.kß;rrn.l l lo w G oar 10 Shre•r,lt elmdel(lllar.W Mid. , 0 rt r Oint... 13 1 1out 1 . 1 h St.:l ... . . _. ID /both Yock. 4 p., CLOoe.l I Notttloitil & Allkenay ...I York, Nemeaetle,* tiLNurtli Itutt.purell.i Ditto Min It Tnria litelteg Sn etrarr , IVICr7.OII ch,,,k.,0i recitteitaes. _P Dutch Itheu'ob le itoot Indian _ . ... I GriAl...llllll Portroi.... \; 41 Do. Ills 1 owl Joartion of Prom. 13 Losemtroor, . ~. .. I Do. (C0w1)... ... . 1 37i Shim At.,lnua... , . .. N 4 no. I. Now ... .. 00 Namur org Uogo ... .. i V 'Scribal! of Volute. . \.... ela Do. 41. I per et. Beads (fa It. & Malmo elm) II °Cent. ,•wI bor.'o ..wi 6 Ps. to 261 Immo “. . NI Paris awl thins* ... - fa Hirt, an.t Hot.t■ ... .. le r - MB : 1 1 mnsbeati ... 16 Ileum and Ilavre -. In *re mi.'. Ilbool ... . IT T •Ir• 3all *liat. i. ... .. si Woo ►':. wler. .. 6 w«lna of rums-, . - ii di, 74) 41 4_ dim iv', i au Di 4'. 11 I pm 11 79 73 54 59 e el S o l 11 dig 196 201 91 101 Ile 13 3 2/ .liA 59 41 db 19 10 73 74 111 fa par i pm 4 i .ki. ii ....- 63a IXED It6NTAI 8; Si 51 29i Ri 306 .9 801 re! '9l 61 II lib 130 Sli $34 111 :13 35i 661 96 1/ 163 fie '3 in 23e 364 66 66 Consols were supported at yesterday's prices during the greater part of the day, but were weaker in the afternoon, and closed only 1001 to ex div. for the 16th July, being a reduction of 4. Various reasons were assigned for this trifling de cline, and, amongst others, more than one paragraph of die Queen's Speech was pointed to as showing the depressing cause. We believe the real in fluence was exercised by soma unfounded rumours of a heavy reduction in prices on the Paris Bourse. The official business record is us follows: Three per Cent Consols, for the opening, 10.1", 1. ' Three per Cent. Reduced, 101, 4. 101. New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 1, !, . 1 „ 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 64, 15-16. Bank Stock, '223. The March Exchequer Bills remain stationary at 76a. to 795. prem., and the June at 695. to 725. prem. I India Bonds were sold at 89s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was charac terised by more confidence. Peruvian bonds realised advanced prices, especially thu Deferred, owing to statements that the amount to credit of the Peruvian government from the guano profits available for rho redemption of the debt will to much larger than heretofore. This confirms the views previously expressed by us. Mexican and Buenos Ayrcan Bonds showed a rising tendency. Spanish stocks are now quoted ea the July dividend. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Five per Cent. Bonds, 101.1. Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., 79, 78. Belgian Four-and-a-Half lxr Cents., 93. Dutch Two-and-a-llalf per Cents., 63 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 96. French Three per Cent. Rentes, 70f. 2.5 c. (exchange., 23f. 40c.). Granada Deferred, 104, 10. Mexican Old Bonds, 33,:, 31. Ditto, New Three per Cents., 27 ; :, 2, Peruvian Active, 103;; ditto De ferred Three per Cents., 671, 69, 671, 68, 67 1 . Por tuguese Converted Four per Cents., 39t, 3 8 1; ditto for account, 39, 381. Spantah New Deferred Three per Cents., 21.1 ex div. ; ditto Committee's Certifs., 3, 21. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cent., 44!. Two f :flares were to-day declared in the Stock Exchange, in connexion with the share settling, but the parties involved are of humble standing, and the liabilities moderate. Their differences are under- Wood to be chiefly in the mining market. The influx of gold from Australia is becoming more rapid and regular. We are to-day advised of the arrival of the Wandsworth with 20,308 oz., and the Thomas Hughes with 6,220 oz., both front Syd ney ; and of the Wellington, with 4,443 ounces from Melbourne. The total of these imports is 30,973 ounces, valued at 123,892/. Yesterday we reported arrivals to a similar amount. On the other hand, the shipments of coin from this side must be taken into account. The Panama has just sailed from Gravesend for Australia, with 30,0001. in gold. Australasia Bank shares were transacted in the house to-day at 34 and 334 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 83. Madras Railway shares are quoted 21 to 31 prem. Ebro Canalisation shares, par to 1 prem. Crystal Palace, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. At a special meeting of the proprietary of the Oriental Bank, held this day, the resolutions for in creasing the capital of the institution were unani mously confirmed. At a uncial court of proprietors of the South Sea Company, held to-day, the usual dividend of 11 per cent. for the half-year was declared, being at the rate of 3: per cent. per annum. The market for American Stock this week has been quiet, and prices remain stationary. The Federal Stocks at present engage the chief attention. For United States Railroad Bonds the inquiry has fallen off. Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Cu. report present quotations as follow : ktedeernable. Dial lends. Prices. United States 6 per Ct. Ede. 1662 Jan. and July 102 103 Do. 6 per Ct. do.._ ... ..„ llstin Jan. and July 1071 114 Do. 6 per Ct. Stock 1667.1865 Jan. and July 1011 106 INCo 6 per Cents - All July 10611.11 Kew irk State 5 per Cu 111384640 Quarterly 13 9 i Pennsylvania S per Ct. Ohio 6:per Costa . Maseachtteetts 3 perLY. bur hag bonds Mau..dal 5 perCt.Ster.l3da — Jan. and July VS 96 VI: main 6 per Cent. Hoods 1886 Jan. and July 96 99 Kentucky 6 per Cent. TeI:MOWN 6 por Oent. Canada 6 per Ct. Ronde huston t its 3 per Cents-- 18364862 April asd OM 9i 93 Montreal City s set emu. 1937400 ri l4rch ' 86 87 poi Mil UCt. I hibdelphla and Beading 641. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mort- Intes Honda lB6O Jan. and July 81 62 New York and Ma Berea per Cente., Ist tworlksee 1363-1869 May and Nov. 103 10 i Ditto scan per orig. Iss tonttillts Ditto tvenve per Cents.,Cons vanible ' 1862 Jea. and July 871 679 laienlipn Central Enekt per Ct. lanivoruble 1660 A:all and Oct. 171 Ono and lt utasylvania 1885-1-66 Jan. and July 635 941 Oblo Ca ntral Seven per CU. 1661 Feb. and Aug. 90 The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1852. 1861. 1850. London and NorthWoatern £61,067 ..£66,387 ..L49,077 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,042 .. 17,170 .. 16,076 London and South Western 13,802 .. 16,398 .. 13,316 London and Brighton Groat Western Midland' South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 15,788 .. 17,018 .. 16,766 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,836 .. 1,605 .. 1,588 Great Northern 11,628 .. 12,701 .. 3,533 North Staffordshire Manchester, Burton, and Matlock... Manchester, 'Sheffield, and 6,663 .. 7,421 .. 6,326 Lincolnshire Chester and 11 lyhead Shropshire Union 703 .. 692 .. 417 Exeter and Crediton - .., - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,289 .. 1,193 .. 1,164 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and C hellti re Maitchei4cr,&Southdunction iiikl .. COI .. 479 Bolton, Blackburn, and Ciithcrot. B2B .. 742 .. 407 The aggregate results presented by :beau re turns (tukiug only the corresponding lines), are us follows: Aggregate Number of Average amount miles up..n. receipt per . received. mile. 1852 .. £218,458 Mil .. 243,385 1860 .. 197,876 --- • • - The comparison with ISM must uuw be escheeeed altogether, as a criterion for estimating the progress of the season's truffle, as the disturbance caused by the Exhibition was very great at this period of the year. The comparison with WO shown very favour able results. - - - The return per mile per week is subjoined: 1852. 18411. Hoe Loudon and Nurth Western 1:91.117 1.326.28 ..4.304.41 Lancashire and Yorkshire...All.:l9 66.01 69.21 London and South Western 6.50 .. 51.57 Ureat Western 76.81 .. 95.86 .. 82.15 Loudon and Brighton 70.17 .. 72.71 70.08 South Eastern 52.50 .. 65.36 57.84 York and North .. 31 33 32.28 (heat NO/ theru 52.08 53.81 .. 21.70 DI id laud 47.93 45.75 46.76 Cluster mid 11.ilyhead 38.04 .. 37.31 .. 34.03 York,:Newcastle,and Berwick 51.84 .. .. 51.31 Bristol and Exeter GO 94 .. (41.91 .. 54.40 1110 returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1852. 1851. -. Aberdeen Glasgow and South Western 3,903 .... 3,71$ Caledonian 8, 718 •• • • 8;291 Edinburgh and Glasgow The Iribh returns are : 1832. Belfast and Ballymena Ikllust :n al Comity Down Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork and bludon £739 .... 273 318 153 •••• 908.... 204 108 .... Ulbter Dundalk sod Ennibkilless Cork, Blockrock, laid range 10y 10 Co 16j 16. 96 140 441 441 I 4 Ily le 9 7. 6$ f 4 ei 66 24! 982 f 914 Si 61 In 129 44 44 'R1 99 1 84 1.13 81 84i 3/ ie 14 " a; 81 1076 1654 894 ISL. I 74 AC S 6 1 2 4 9 IS iSi " 3i 3 33. Sii Sef IN US IN of -fir t.! 32 21i tot 106 II li i t~ 11 1 1 4 41 11 17! 11 11 7•1 • I P• 1 idisiPai 4 5 4 7 , 4 123 I 10e IS 13 1 11l pm. 144 130 L.' km 110 112 j I 21 pea I 11 pa 101 ,14 111 II 174 161 i 0 fl ... _. t 4 di' 102 104 'l e 'I F. iIf.WAYB. ?4 25 14 18 a; al n. 8 psi 41 1 . 4 t 91 $ t . 31 3 6 6 34 If %31 14 :1 61 Z i .r si 34 23i 134 11 14 Si Sl 4) 414 11 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANCIES. PAIU JOLT 1. m r .nt r , I TO Si tor I ligtent. 91 1 0 70 :A . 341 'llO3 10 I 101 10 • 101 71 pprninKll 707$ Yee Al Loat t!..s."l#. tits, Cents 1(.7 5 .1 DR iii 4 ter t oats. .. ..... 5 net eellte ... .... ... ~or tents. Now 4 ~, ~. katelantte on Lumina: ntolght, IS 37+; 00 days. 33 17 i. &An al, .., 17•717‘1510 Money Na; We konts .... Int So Money. Do. 11 ... 10. I .... I us.to,ukt 5 p.a 5B 10.. , Tecoury Donde ... -- ... Do. 14 17,52 PAWN, JULY I.—St. Germain 920; Verr3ilke (right b Ink; —; ditto (left book), 305 ;.); P..ris sad ;Orleans, 1,257 50 ; I' et. land NOM' a. 557 sn; Rouen and lime, 245; 51ort.:1'e.(trst A5...v.0 , 430; Strn , bours sod Halo, 57,0; N•oltu , , 13, ...al, Nil. sod sap. bottsr, 50J71; Ports onl 1.y.n0, 603 75; lien tero,u and Troyes, 11l 25; Due•t -- Dieppe awl Itosolo, 2,1 • D.uis an 1 , 0, ALT , U. 50; Wadi:aux and Toole. 133 4U; M. wythit; and CeL9 , , ft:S. 'MADRID, JUNE 26. Three per Cents., 4*4 ; after Hulse, 464; Do. Deferred, 221; after Boise, 22 3-16; Debt (Ist class), 101 ; after Boise, 10; ; do. (2nd class), 5 5-16; after Bol , a, 51c. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 105. Exchange on London, 50.25. BERLIN, JUNE 29.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1034; ditto (1852), 11134; National Debt, :121; Comintreial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1244; Bank Shares, 1031. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCLNG-LANE-THIS DAY. Stiian.—The public sales are progressing without spirit to day ; the result of the week shows a fair amount of business done, at prices which have averaged those of last week : the principal feature of the market has been the sale of seven cargoes of Brazil and Havanuali afloat ; the exact particulars have not transpired, but priers are presumed to shade in favour of the buyers. Relined quoted the same as last week, .18s. to 60s. CurrE.E. —The market is flat, in consequence of the un certainty which hangs over the chicory question; and sales could not be made except at lower priers, which importers and holders do Let appear willing to submit to, and nu sales of importance have been made; the quotations of last we. k are therefore retailed, but they must be comtdered nominal. Tme.—file demand hua beau limited this week but prices have been supported. SALTPETILE.—This article has been in improved demand with a full amount of business dune, ut an advance ot:ld. to Gd. COTTON.—This Urticlo has been dull of bale during the week, but prices are not altered. Briers.—Pimentu has sold at advance. Pepper, Nut meg., and Mare at full prices. SPlll.lT6.—lium and Brandy have been steady, at last week's prices. Coca INEA.L.—TIiiS article liu adva•tced Id. to 11l per lb. Fuctr.--The demand toe Currants eontinuei active, and an advance of Is. per cwt. has been paid. Valencia Raisins firm. In other articles no material alteration. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Tho weath , r coieinues boisterous for the lesson of the year ; at the same time, on the whole, it is eimsidered fs vourals for the growing crops. There was no alteration in the value of either English or foreign Wheat this morning. The tondo ruled dull, at Monday's quotations. Flour slowly sold at former prices. Fine fresh Horse Corn commanded quite as much mom' , as in the earlier part of the week ; but ill-conditioned corn was very difficult of disposal. Barley, Beans, and Peas were unaltered in value. AtutiiiLs INTO LONDON EltO)L3:>th JUNE to tat JULY. ... lira English. ticutab. Iriob. tot. era. Wheat 1 . 1790 Bade o.t. llO I 1230 1 6410 Malt ..... ....- t, 1,780 make; 10,740 barrel., 19, 7.1.: Ityr, Oa Ogl.; beams :II IL/irk:WA] 445. w. ; Batley, 226. 24. ; OM. 210. 34.; I 'o l 4 37.. 74- IVEKAWC... W 3OOl . $ 3,3 12. 0.104 0 Hy• 944.4. l'uw. May 22 ... 1 104 6437. 1043• u 1430. 5431, 6 ! 20• 94 29 101 27,00 11420. Id 304 14412 7431. 24 Jas ;41 , 0 7127. 3:204 9430. 6131• 6331 04 12 444 13427. 6.1200 0429* 14 I 31. 1.431• 23 19 ... 44( 0 0 . 94 27 0 24 V* 24 30 14 331 04 21. 9,1 26 led 214 64 30. 04 31• 04 324 14 21 9d Liman' A. A 949.1404— 6.3 ,27.7.120.8.1 30. 4431- 911 - 02 74 I).•24.—Wheat, ILrley. 004. Me. .04 1.. Jas LI. iJuss 19. June 26. W 319 . 139. June :: 0., 40 9 9 7 40 40 3 .• 1 - 3! rl-- TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very quiet. The public sales have gone otf without animation; about three-fourths have been bought in to support ioniser rates. Town Tallow is quoted 37t. nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 3.45. to 38s. 34.; October to December, 338.34. ; Jabal.) to Mardi (1343), 395. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. We have not a very plentiful supply of good Beasts; consequently they are readily sold at Monday's quotations; but trade is dull for middling descriptions. Sheep trade is no better than on Monday—indeed the prices of that day are with difficulty obtained. There is a considerable demand for Lamb ; the average quality is very inferior, however all kinds are rather dearer. Trade is more cheer ful in Valves, but only in few instances is more money ob tained. From Germany and Holland there are 233 Beasts, 1,340 Sheep, and 371 Calves ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1:41 Beasts ; Northern and Midland, 60 Beasts; 124 mulch cows from the home counties. _ _ . ........---- --__. i Pot Auto) of 6165. ___ ~. u. s. d. Per .tone of 6116. 6. 4. 6. d. oos. ~cob. lifsolordo . 3 a 310 Hog D. & llf. ..1010. eh 3 8 3 1 IN.l6t6ll4)tt.Writ. —.. 3 6: 0 Wu Loug-+,,001 0 0 0 0 6,1.1.1 floolity l'Aist... 26 3 0 IN. Jo. :4..,ru .141%66 o . ... . 2 0 4 6 . 1 , 0.‘10. to.odai ... ..... : II j II .1... i3O; . iiiai-ii,;l; uuoul t0mb........ . . ..: ... .. ..., 4 6 6 .'ao•Lo at ta.aritok M; 0 1 .0 0 1 , oku Le... ii 4 i i ; U.'s.. 73_. Og, 4.0. BOROUGH IHARKET.-THIS DAY. Heist, Pottendeu aad Smith report that the accounts reet itid from Kent, Suss( s, and Farnham, speak more fa tuurolily of the coming crop, the pine, tor the most part, Icing tree from vermin, ond in a very growing state. Prices remain unaltered, with a very short supply. Duty not named. HIDES.-TIM DAY. I.ICADENIILLI., JULY 2.--6tilbs. to 611b5., 11d.; 6111*. to 721b5., It to 2d.:;11721b5• &Oct 2 d. to 2 1t ; b 4) ;bs. to ',SILL, 2 tt. to 214.; SNP's. to 9611 n., 23d. to . ; 9611 m. to 1011.bs. .to 31d. Hors* !fides , 6s. Colt-skins, Iligkt, 1.. to ' 2s.; full, 44 lizossostbsoi.—Sheep Skins, Lamb., Is. &I. to 2a. 10d. slwarlings, Is. to 1.. 2d. PUBLIC SALES. known vv .., I.—By Chute M Orange,r Wi n Mg r i , ai Brixton, o t t h , ,o near2lL e t. t. — . rt l ., : h r , co a h u ol t d , lai e estate,. f Wight, comprising resid,mcii and 723 f laud—sold for 3,1701. A net rectal of 481.175. tld. per annum, arising out of r i, wi,,,, No. 5, Robert-street, Adelphi, for 15 years lIIICI pir.I-I.old tor 4041. Freehold house, No. 32, Eruest-street, White Horst lane, Stepney, producing 14/. 14s. Oil. per annum—sold for 2G:11. Leasehold house, No. 35, Clarendonmreet, Somers-town, let at '261., term 323 years unexpired, at 6t. 65.-1001. Seven bounce, Orchard-place, New l'ark.rosal, Brixton hill, let at 1101. less taxes, term 40 years at 101.--615/. Cottage residence, No. 28, llawley-road, Camden -town, let at 421„ term 87 years at 71.-40112. Reversion to 4761. 18s. 7d. at death of a lady now aged 73, legacy duty 10 per cent. —2371. Reversion to 1,0001. Three-and-a-Deli per Cents. on tho ileceue of two ladies aged respectively 55 and 70 years-- 30M. Hy Mr. PEAKE, at the Mart—Seven freehold dwelling { houses and other premises, blast lane, licrusondseji-wells, i producing 1082. 104. per anwani-1,0301. ) Free public-house, known as the Duke of C o r n wall, t Creek-road, Deptford, helid. for 90 years, at 2bl. per annum r —t3551. £746 34)7 148 ei 4 41 JI lel NI 74 111 ig I,l* SRA UFA 99 ICI ISt 111 43 10 0 4 100 41 1111 101 1 51 20 191 20 91 90 33 2 ii - 44 us, V Si M j ij 104 I 19 1 I II 1301 i i i 'lli llt Ilf if 24 441 4 74 * $1 14 h 6 tl 221 1 7 3 2 6 i 4 73 41 521 $ nil i li I poi 'Ti 111 10 llli i Hl 4 1111 l 4 5 4 i Ili I I% I