The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-21 00:00:00

Ivbt (Efe.j3rt RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoow. The railway market is extremely buoyant to-day. Large purchases have been made, and nearly all Mocks arc much higher, especially Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, and Eastern Counties. 134=s AND rroces UNGUANANTIRD. MONEY MARKET. The above returns, when compared with th ose f or the previous week, e xhibit the following changes: C.;reulation boils eire,olation actin 22.662,656 Decrease 87,620 Public Jepesits 4,828,020 Increase 1,005,207 Other &multi! OeVernment sCuPrities le _ PZIDAT Emmet. Theorratiorts in the English funds to-day were fairly balanced, but the unsettled state of the weather naturally exercises a depressing influence, and thus the improvement of y es t er d a y h as not b een; quite maintaina, prices experiencing a reaction of about 3. Consols we dealt in at 995 to 3, and closed rather dull at 9111 to 5, both for money and the account of the Bth lieptember. The official business report is annexed t—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 993, 3, I, $, 2 ; ditto, for account, 993, 3, 3, 7.. Three per Cent. ]]educed, loot, 3,5, 3. New Three-and s-Quarter per Cents., 1033, 3, 3, Z. Long Annuities, 1880, 65 15-16. Bank Stock, 2261. 2253. The unfunded securities present no feature of ' novelty. Exchequer Bills, March, are quoted 745. to 77., prim.; ditto, June, 68s. to 71s. prem.; Indio Bonds, 87s. to 90s. prem. la the foreign house there were again numerous transudes), in Granada Deferred Bonds, which al ternated b#wean 113 and 125, closing 113 to 12. The Asti4l•66 mark 24. - By the last accounts from Bogota, both private and official, we learn that everything was quiet, and with reference to Flores's expedition a strong opinion prevailed that it would eventually prove a failure ; but at the same time there was some anxiety ob servable, emit is evident there are materials for a very complicated state of things in this quarter. Mexican Bonds are firm, with more than the usual amount of transactions. Buenos Ayrean are better, and Dutch stocks are quietly creep ing up, especially the Four per Cent. Cer tificates, whi ch are favourably affected by the contemplated conversion. Peruvian Actives realised the improved figure of 102, but the Deferred stock does not rally, marking 395 to 60. Bargains are thus recorded :—Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 905, 96. Brazilian Old Five per Cents. 192,', ; ditto Small, 1013. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 725. Chilian Six per Cents., 1065. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 643, 653; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 983, 3. Ecu a dor Bonds, 45, 5. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents. ez December, 1849, Coupon, 24; ditto Deferred, 113, 12, 115 123, 113. Mexican New Three per Cents., 253, 3, 3 , Peruvian Actives, 102 ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 693, 60. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1045. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22; ditto Passive (Converted), 55. A meeting of the holders of Portuguese bonds is convened by the committee at the London Tavern, on Wednesday next, "to receive from the committee a communication of the correspondence which has taken place between it and the Portuguese ambas sador on the suhject of their claims ; and to consider what further measures may bo necessary in prosecu tion of the same." Shares in the Provincial Bask of Ireland have been dealt in at 465; Union Bank of Australia, at 473 and 48; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 80; Victoria Dock shares are quoted 23 to 35 prem.; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 23 to 23 prem. ; Ebro Canal, 3 to 3 prem.; Irish Submarine Telegraph, par to 2 prem.: Electric Telegraph of Ireland, 3 to prem. Yesterday was settling day in these last named shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINU-Ls NE, NATI:GRAY MORNING. There Las not been much animation in the colonial markets this week, and the amount i f produce that has changed hands has not been large. The sales of Sugar have gone off rather heavily, and occasionally at rates an favour of the buyers. The Dutch Trading Company have adver tised • sale of 41,179 baskets Java for the 20th proximo. For the good qualities of Plantation Ceylon Coffee there has been some demand, hut other sorts have been neglected, quotation., however, remain unaltered. Rice h:•s declined fully 3d. per cwt. Large sales of black Pepper have been held, of which the home trade qualities sold freely, but at a decline of id. per lb., while the shipping sorts were bought in. The Dutch Trading Company have advertised their annual sale of Spice fur the 7th October; the quantities declared are rather small. The Tea market is ouch raged. A public sale is appointed for Friday next, the 27th inst. bankingdepartme~t 14,089,495 . Increase 298,775 Other securities in banlasB department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,330,608 Decrease 102,729 The Rest The Reserve These returns show that the bank has materially strengthened its position during the week. The increase in the stock of the precious metals is much larger than had been generally anticipated, but is only what the readers of the Daily News will have been prepared for, Tho largo augmentation in the deposits on government account speaks favourably for the prospects of the revenue, and has exercised a natural effect upon several other items of the balance sheet. During the week the Lank has increased its stack of government securities by nearly 300,0001. According to the official returns, tho total note circulation of ail the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 7th of Aug., was 3,436,5311. ; in the week preceding the amount was 3,460,308/. There is consequently a decrease of 3,9771. 4 *, up I p.m. II Il It II Is li,_ all birdies • ti le tia lisi Zasa lk4hl Illebnboad. Lasirkirm i m ss us- al j a lm.c. re• __ _ _ (I IN sow am maws oisftion I mar sot ektZa mime bean Dank aslage Jaw. Milod= I Ma*" firth, awl/Lbw. lea par (sui. al NMI L 613). Maim Chia 417. Deb ) C . i Da. inla i d Me, last larsalkire IN ae li vai 10 IS IS 7 . di. IS I TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market continues very steady. Holders refuse to accept lower rates, but there is not much business doing. Town Tallow is quoted 375. 9d. to 38s. ; Petershargk Y.C. on the spot, 395. 3d. to Bd. • October to December, 395. ; January to March ( 1863 ), 39i. 3d. M•kIKET AVERAGIIII.—Town Tallow, 40s. ad. ; fat by ditto, 2s. lid. yellow Russian, Od. ; melted stow , 28s. Od.; rou gh ditto, 17.. Gd.; Tallow graves, 14s. ; good, dregs, Gs. K. 111 u et. It 30 St. St. •f 11 70e ad es womb ow Gime+ . N INabersk TWO,Deads. N Norm inah Widen N Gnat Soften' II N a D a liireA A, Slog_ 111 De. daft I, Shook— awl 11.4.(4e.1 N emit Wears [_..air NA NNW . Do. TN* N Laaribire Terhohlr. 14 Da. Nur 1L1FW...1 SO 61 61 N II 14 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and trade brisk, at the following quotations .—Prime Meadow Hay, 78, to 841. : inferior, 70.. to 7.54; new, 60.. to 75a. ; !Cowen, hie. ; Clover, old, 90s. to 100 s. ; new, GOs. to 85s. ; Straw, 30s. to 345. 711 77 47 44 111 1111 16 67 N Hy id 117 10y lly 19 79. 41 6 7 „ '6 17 9 Si telly 194 id I! 124 „ 9 4 I Zd The note circulation of the joint stock banks during the same week was 2,759,0881. • and the previous week's return being 2,799,1861., the decrease is shown to be 40,0981. Diu Me D.. wise Raft Van it Iwb Straw Lin goid M Defolisea.6ll. Clout Ki Lobs Is Saftfr.Weet., If . 416., f no 13 D. Ds . I D0.410*.,111.61 D. r,e Loodes a leolli.Weattn Si Da. 230 /10ill 6trrfrtll4s Leadminyli lierb..llBa,millistios. TN NI TN 164 In • On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 23,040,1751. (being 439,285/. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 29,255,7941., which shows a decrease of 483,3551., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 31st of July, and an increase of 3,227,740!. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,2414141., and the joint-stock banks 650,899/. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,892,4431. below the fixed amount. By Hamburg letters, received this day, we per ceive that speculators in corn had taken fright at the return of fine weather, and were pressing wheat for sale at a reduction of 2s. per quarter on the rates of last Friday. Rye was quiet, and barley firm. Of rapeseed purchases were being made for Holland, at 231. 10s. WOOL MARKET. —THIS DAY. The foreign Wool market i. quiet. Prices are very firm. A few fine Wools have been sold this week, and there is a little more inquiry front the other aide of the water. It is expec•ed that mom of the foreign buyers who kept away from the hat public sales must soon make some pur chases, and this will give a little lift to the market. uI S I id 2 9.m 90 " " 9 dla 45 dim 15 29 IN id 901 $9l COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The supply of both Fruit and Vegetables has been good, with the exception of bush fruit, which the heavy rains have nearly banished from the market. Melons are more plentiful. Excel:cut Greengage and other Plums still arrive from France, and also Apricots, Jargonelle Pews, and Apples' Tomatoes likewise coattnue to be imported. Potatoes are very plentiful. Peas are somewhat scarcer. West India Pine apples are nearly over. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut Flower consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette , Roses, Ilignou..i V. ousts, and Pinks. t 044 Ds. liall.liLlaaL Uakial Whoa DO Ds. 1114047aaii . DIAT 1 7 4 0110.0 1 . 1%00.' 1 ' 4 Awn all Nassau* and %Ai 4•• .. 00 Newmarket 10 lisze4. solib tlirg 4 say aise :=and Ilaillillima 10 Da.lllowilo... •: . 01 Nivea* Causlial U • ill Sores Davi% A • ..- I/4 NMI Obit ire_ . 10 Mall Wagers . . 10 iimb is Serb liasi.iiiii • Wers,lo Rohs 10 MAN n • Mks., Ciiii NI D•,, am L.- O 0000•abry • BareilirC , 1 .ftevalety awl carte Dia Balm . ... ... .... i 14 clb 74i f 54 41 43 29! 711 1 1j II iti 41 41 1 3 die 1 31 4 44 91 11 die eY 31 31 MITI. Pine-apptee, per Ili, i 4 to .... Pears, per doz., 2. to its Grape; tsithouse,p. lb., 2. to as per belts tern 4. to es Peachee, per doz., CS to 12. Currant*, do., 2s to 34 Gd Nectarines, per dos., 4to 12s Gooseberries, per hall sieve, 2. ad per dos , Is to to Ss Pl P u d ig .4. per punnet, is to as Granges, per dos., Is to In 04 Greengages, do., as to Ss per 100, Se ra to to. Pigs. par don, '4l to es Seville, Pi doe., is to as Melons, ea..b, 1 to G. Alenooda, per peak, Ss Cherries, per lb., ad to Is Almonds, sweet, per lb., 2. to 3. wall, do.. Is 6d to p Nuts, Bar., p. bush. 20. to 22s Lamar, per doz., Is to 2. brazil, p. bah., 12e to 14a SIGETABLEIL Gibbsnee, per dos., SA to 1.3 d Garlic, per lb., ad to Is French Beans, p. hr. slays, 2s was Lettuce, Cab., p. Beer,', 1d to la Peen per stave, lls to Ss Cos, per score, 9.1 to Is eld Cauliflowers, ter dos., 4. to 6s Washes, per doe., 1.1 to Is Greene, per dos., Is to Is 6d Turnip, 9d to Is 0.1 Rhubarb, p. bundle. ad to 4d Small Salado, p. pun., 2d to Sd Potatoes, per tun, Gee to 130 s Horse 'lsaiah, per bdl., le to 4. per ewt., Se 6d to 7. Mtn/trams, per pot, Gil to Is per boll. Is Gd to as Gd per punnet, 9J to Is Turnips, per doe ., 3. Od to is Od Sorrel, per half neve, 6,1 to Is Pd Cuctunbere, each, 2d to ad Artichokes, per roe., Is 6d tot. Veget. Marrow, p. doe , 64101.6 d Fennel, per bunch, 2.1 to id ineery, per bowie, Is to Is Id Savory, per bench, 24 to ad Wroty per doz., So to 5. Thyme, per hooch, 2d to 3d *flack peruser, Is to Is Paniley, p. d os. bun., 2ii to as Oneme, per bunch, 2d told Mint, per bezel. 2d to ail Spanish, p. doz.,lsad to as Basil, green, per bunch, ad Beet, per Joe., In to 2s Marforani,do., per Dumb, 3d to ad Leeks, per bunch. 24 to M Waterercesper los.buni.b.,O.l to Is Sballots, per Ounce, Pd R Ili $ al i si ii AN THIS DAY. if 4i pis IS 71 it IS Two o'Ctocx. The stock markets arc all better to-day, upon the strength of the improvement in the weather, and the favourable Bank returns. Console have risen 1, the first quotation being 991 to :4, and the . present one 994 to f, for money and account. Business in this department, however, has been very quiet. The Three per Cent. Re duced mark 100,`-,; the Now Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1. Bank Stock, 225; to 227. Exchequer Bills are unchanged, but India Bonds have been sold at 868. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, and Portuguese, Mexican and Dutch are looking up. Portuguese Fours mark 38. Granada Actives, 24; ditto Deferred, 12, 11?,, and t. Mexican New Threes, 231 t o r, Spa nish Old Threes, 481 to I ditto New Deferred, 22 to I. Dutch Fours, 98 1 to 0 9. 1 I& dls it; I 517. Zititieirl :: St tilrepsilr• Thum % - , sad Billy pails's& pr 10 Soya Wale 13 OMB Tobb.hilivorDs AViddi Thens A im =mil Iv 11 die 114 114 3 Isl par ipm The particulars of the specie shipped by the Sultan which left Southampton this day for Alexandria, are as follows :—For Alexandria, 26,2001. in silver and 8.5,2001. in gold; for Ceylon, 1001. In silver; for Bombay, 10,0001. in silver; for Madras, 2,9004 in silver; for Calcutta, 49,1001. in silver; and for Can ton, 3251. in silver; making a total of 173,8231. The specie and bullion brought in by the Magda lena, from the West Indies, have not _yet been sold, Wag only Betiverable on Monday. The supplies of silver by this opportunity will in all probability rea lise the full current rates, as the demand for India continues brisk, based in some measure upon the sud- 1 den rise in the exchange reported by last mail. Con tinental buyers are holding off; being averse to pay ing present prices; but it is not likely that any re duction will bo conceded so long as the Eastern de- I mend continues. i 17 Void of Sulk . Washed dad Widditd West Clouwoll Toiltjtowerditaßerwio Do. do. Sawicki's .. 11 1 13 14 0 46 II 13 16 10 49 70 3 76 Ile 1 V " LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I 5 Dao.ll.S.Pmedrio :: Tart led Nail 100kat Iojl MI N aran di Zl e Vai r iL Dinowinolit spawns! 11;WdV011eialioo — Oin; Wolv., amd Dung ei tood to UnrWoollos Pino mmit o N tl e o n =Waloro (loomoi —18.1.0.611-"1.00.) SS S I ni $Ol SO it ad 0 10 ad „ • _ f /t ~--4._4... e•/(::-/-7--- . ~,............_, • (fj i .....,.......... _ ...J Na 1,871.] AO MALL and Einumars LINE of AUS- MINIM . i raven 91411.5.-11 e Ilest-etass TIL 41°:41 ,1 11- few dote Ow neslidis, re sast I 4 -- FIIDAT STEWING. 401 4 . 44.4 g u m kir meetWasm. will mul Partnell/ al the The mining stock market, on the whole, is de ==‘,: - ,T,, teed la Ur Lorre thin -- -. us... osireahoi. - nmsliiiiion iv. sae Pressed, very few transactions offering. Trefkmis -- misa .... --, 1 , 0 ii . wa aa , Arrim , II ll* s ' kaw •••••1 1 1 1 %11111' Avg. II taken p go la m et in t i n nes Al re fred mal Co n u nsi e :l: e a ted t 1.43 t; Liberty s p h eo ams ej. MN • * -- a. Oa ae otolo• • bb . i . ti. n w ris Mehertirse An. Is pony. I dm. ; West Ding Doug, 7. , ,us aasersisesa .....7 - ,.. - , - , - 1 s. - 7s - sa se wee i iia Nap p aaa. are fiat, but West Mariposa and Mariquita are the • onemestos of In turn dearer. The non-official quotations are as fol ".%oullialls oi • Armholes whale& in - 2. 10 °' li uudixt4, and 'MUM& 34. hash* eb ' s hghl• lows :-Australian Consols, Ito t ; Melbourne, jto Britannia, ;•• to f ; Connemara, I to 1 prem. ; T.-----7-7-Cl-H..e.,..,5C,...M...E1t 81.UNp.....andwDdiummUS7 empied...are sellotall s. c ! klenaulin, i to j prem. • Kenmare, 1 to 11 prem. am , t t...{,........k. tepriessue "amnion. bilessineld ever be Amon g s t the fresh ca lls upon the mining market I a sum of 13 0001. • • d b the II 64 ~,i, Loa LAN It •' KA I.T Utllt, addeb sal he head greatly pm. ....„,.... 14 ,,,... ~„,..,ba ir t b. 66 , 664 .6 .. 6 .. , • , is require y _ artopp and ~Nassell mo„ aniaaal i aa , a m , a ,a a s i al aa we, Kerry Copper Mining Company. This sett nit” ._, ....01FIVISAt 011 ai l., shal emi healthful comprises upwards of 10,000 acres, and is situated let .-•"' - f a r,. eneees, um. Tr.. probs. mg einaknosor isw 0 '.,,, .. „ 6 46y,,,,t i n ~,p kstpd o e,, ow saes gis. in saves. in a well koown rich mineral district, lying on the : .. ;7, .;,. f. , eompiczn.a. In woof emems e al Mole ef north side of Keamare Bay, parallel to the Great Pain :,,..*: ~.4‘ 7 ":,. I .77.l 4 ,d w a Pe".ei r br ib itodh Pilli m i s ; " lidlist i..mak s It 13crehaven Mines, from which such valuable results .. " 4 "t;.r.stli,kielooit surogavartber with *gals el the sm.. have been realised. One of the most favourable awn . rev rs. .'. eel 'w- w• per sate. Chhilhh - T" " Pd. features presented by this undertaking is its • ~• ~,f.., re .4. Use wrapper. mug A. Inswitizs ea sinsk l'• 4 :! . . ,• ~, t,..1..a, on the soresmast slams. aft Misty of bring worked to the depth of 150 fathoms Feta. -.- . ,r • ,i es C 11,1131114 mad peillaniers b..... • I •I t 0 111 .. • . without the aid of steam or water machinery, those - - HI M MEL'S TOILET important elements of cat in mining enterprise, as _ -La' vielteAlt (cortiled by the the lodes tun through a hill 1,200 feet high, through 111 which edits will of course be driven. The lease is eel ' wBtw l Dr' via., to *****. UP' held direct from the freeholders fora term of 30 1 .4 . mire.' sad m o t " Ilbrammaegalm.) years, and the dues are one fifteenth. In the pre , Vo '• ii `sk_ :,..:::,/, ...- tat., weenor nsY ind to ese Phis de Ometne ft r the sent men t pzsi• i i i o el n d o o f u t t h; or co t tpe e r p marke t t io e n ve2 eum i ) n ura g ge en- ,..... , :• . e .ff 1 % 1 ." or hell 4 • eyelets, MO . , aeles- terprise in connexion with this metal. ..t,...44 mat &ET** wad •Illewerfel dila. The private accounts from our southern colonies 71 .....-. iscuint see seanassess se ewe reams. arc at present deserving of peculiar attention, and '..ft1_1 *: .,... tau. Mend watery properties rem- thus the sub;oined extract from and intelligent 4 , ) A.,. it.. snin.possgse me s s i te in el Cornish mining captain, dated Adelaide, April 28, 4 I ~.a . .. pd. , i i , .... a . s e . 16 66 will probably be perused with interest. Generally ) • % ~' t b , h " la b.. d b, a tat a aa at ag , est the accounts from South Australia arc indicative of . If -.i 4 S. ff . ! . f J.' Nanette fa eriss.-11sell by EUGENE a . great improvement in the prospects of that colony since the establishment of the overland gold escort. (e.ei 4 4. Ap RISIMPL., Perfumer, 39, Gerrard. The last overland escort from Mount Alexander to this --.- . - •"" 1. tree, Shot sad by all Cbellestes hr. brought about 600Ita. of geld, end the one expected en Monday next it is said has over 1,7001 be. Four men hay. . _ returned with 761 be. each, eth ers IGlbs., 12, 10, 8, 1 ItE LAND. and so on in every grade f or a b ou t two, t h ree, an d - - live months absence, and we hear of °thins who (vs Fl Fi. Tall' TELEGRAPH.) have loads of money bat will n ot t e ll w h a t t h ey h ave Fanged. I have conversed with several, who say they THE SIX MILE-BRIDGE INQUEST. do not intend to touch work, except for gold, and what to 'knurl, At tIEST 20. me is the most strange 1 find the greater part of them pro- 1 I pin the application of the solicitor employed for vident and sober, as far ea regards drinking; of course their families show oil, that the shops in Ad e laid e arc doi ng the eil,....ary a warrant was issued for the arrest of an . the country people engaged in the late riots ; well. The last advice* from Oregon state there was If, his lain captured and held to bail to take his still much excitement with respect to the gold mines trial at the next assizes. The same person also pre a.aid to have been discovered on Queen Charlotte's fared inhirmations before Mr. O'Bnen, the stipen island; but the farmers, being busy putting in their diary magistrate of the district, against several other persons. inchil'ing two Roman catholic clergymen, the crops, were unwilling to leave th e ir f ar m s f or th e Ilev. Mr. (Tune, 1'.1'., Six-mile-bridge, and the more uncertain pureait of gold hunting. The Alt a lee. Mr. Burke, 1'.1'., Cratloe, for wilfully and California says:.., Ins island is claimed b the Hudson Bay Company. Cap maliciously iuciting the people on the 2nd of July tame Folger represents the gold as lying among the hills to a i iotous aseemblage and attack on her Majesty s reaching down to the &bore. He states that there is no troop- in the execution of their duty. The ap- quest io nosf th e . grea t_ richness of the placers, and informs tr w ob us that the natives f equentlp w ads i nto th e w ater plication was strenuously resisted by the counsel, tarn gold, which they seis shining on the bottom. They sad after some discussion, Sir Matthew B ar- place an exorbitant price, however, on the gold, having re rington, the crown solicitor, was called to the ceived an indefinite idea from the Hudso n B a y C om p aa y council. and, by his advice, Mr. O'Brien deferred that It i s very va l ua bl e. They asked far one piece, worth receiving information until the opinion of the go- t ddola ., some la blankets andl2 muskets. eminent was ascertained, for which purpose Sir THIS DAT. Matthew Barrington pledged himself to proceed on Two o'Ciocx. Thursday morning to Dublin Castle. Thus the The only change in the gold mining shares is in matter stands at present. Up to an advanced hone Nouveau Mondes, which have improved to Ito j this evening the decision of the government had not prem. Other descriptions are neglected. transpired. MORS lIIIHRESS WIN ' eloos The Dublin E.rpress, which is looked upon as an 1 ... ~t w. ..! Niro r a ta . yestureasy. tod a y. organ of the government, assures us that proceedings 1— — sill be taken against the Rev. Father Bourke, and ::: o w a e a 1 % . trlt i rrts others, as ringleaders of the populace in the proceed- i _.5 soo & Amos_ —...-......t0 . ' isd to the unfortunate loss of lids at Six- Mal UP sellelir am • s it 10,640 SO Asowellos a 1 mile Bridge. The informations for that purpose weeps 1 Asswatiss Preshold bee, it is added, been either already sworn, or will some I An Maria all 4 i his s,ve, SO Mammon 1/01 sad chat all .. . Le drawn up immediately. tomes) t Britt* ea Gold all 4 els The soldiers of the 31st, against whom the verdict KM ID MUM Iris l3 11. .1 - - of wilful murder was returned by the coroner's jury, 1 :: r e or e. keelt d .e l Se Pell !: t 2 Si SI were lodged in Ennis gaol yesterday, greatly to the it.sse M Owls. Jobs Del Itio7 IS - - satisfuition of the peasantry. The sapient jurors by news I ors '. aces all i t ale par skein the verdict was returned have signed the fol- l ar a •i ( =VI - 1 4 4ma Jawing resolution, which is obviously aimed agaiast ...... ... cokes - - Mr. Delmer, jun., the magistrate who accompanied 21: 3 : lee - bewerallsaCePlev 111 i:i 6414 the escort. and who also acted as an agent for Col. "SP:I44, Gelds. lie - ZIM . a - 77 . Vandcleur at the election : teem nue, stsisia : i ii i ri: i.sr In thlivering our verdict we feel bound to express our ,L 1 : 0 900 , pee stmag di.approbation of the practice which commits to woo gra...... .1 1 1 ir .. e istrate, (members of a committee of any candidate at a 50.," tea hCallier,O.iiie..oe. an j s illa • contested el. crier, or in any other matter connected with too,soo Was' •otts rival candidate.) the conduct or control of an armed force, In.see I Yesisenesiewthasaseims 9 1 A d la Nor Ongemis NeWeawa N m/e ....- all 11 pea li f Is future be .1., med necessary, that the guidance of troops 47 . . T. res FOR* - - ....... shall be only entrusted to stipendiary magistrates, directly ..... 0 n-ponsible to the government and the public for their acts. 1,110 * Imakipdaoain . ....- lll tl2 -Dated at flix•seile.bridge this 18th day of August, 18,i2. 10,091 1 101 l arametan i I W per The Grk Reperter mentions an afflicting report, . s t e -I e.. 174 si•:l4 Oiliti% .ll 4llllelM -..-- ,:. :11 1 1 114 that at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, Lismore Castle, INA. 4 Wed nigfaimp, a 60, p in the princely seat of th e 'Duke of Devonshirf, was mew I --..... ..... ' . .. . . In d, liveries our verdict we feel bound to ezpreu our strong disapprobation of the practice which commits to magistrates (member of a committee of any candidate at a cactrotid election, or in any other matter connected with rival candidates) the conduct or control of an armed force, and we strongly recommend that when such a measure shall in feti.re be deemed severer'', that the guidance of troops shall be only entreated to stipendiary magistrates, directly nspousible to the government and the public for their acts. —Dated at flia•mile.bridge this 18th day of August, 1852. The (,rk kporter mentions an afflicting report, that at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, Lismore Castle, 'hr princely sent of the Duke of Devonshire, was butntel to the ground. Fortunately the record s, &c., of the tamily were saved. The fire is supposed to bare originated in tho servants' hall. It - is also stet(' that the man who 'au in charge of the Castle Fa. NIA burned to death. ETHER AND THE CROPS. Essex.—Some whet that it reaped has imam no thoroughly wetted that, mbar the shwa se sahnoadp but little chance ezists of be bag eavlsi la a I dry Mac The effects of the mildew have been Ma eft at efwee the greater calamity has overtakes we by stet petraeld wet weather, but the injury from eel eon i sash owe es tenrire than was at first s us, lathe is mash imeiS a emoted before cutting ; a. mak dad by the rain ; it will not be fit Ilse poetess, cold the quality will be generally lailsder. am good, ma only require favourable weather to sure them Peas are mostly harvested, but are only a makeete see. The po tatoes will be small, and below she away me elhe bulbs have ceased growing sees the liar have but we see no reason to appeared rhea way arill7B= by the disease ; indeed, so liar es ear seta ebeeevalie• =- tenth, fewer are found injured than bee bee found in any preceding year since the first appeases, of the blight in 1546. The weather has now greater appeersaeo of becoming settled than at say period for the last illigtaight.—Chelass ford Chronicle. Oxruaueeike.—Same little hay remises in the fields, but it is, from the coathmeas raise as* heavy dews, little better than dung, and the arweed semis of wheat are materially injured from due some one; Odle from the nue ipected ripener (net diseeseed wedil the Om few days, cud probably premature from blight) wee sera has shed both in rasping sad removal of sheaves la the brief interval of sunshine. The rain he sewed dam was almost inces sant, but . yesterday Olffiedmendei) it was bright and sun shiny, end , should • mmilmemase be umissfed to us, will soon stop, though gaskalit fiat mak. the mischief. Bea= are almost a Wiwi, Ihesslaiddi mbar in blossom. Barley looks well, and is oho reedy he the seam. Potatoes are everywhere but a BUM imp ; the disease has spread with increased rapidity, and the leaves ere re, while the helm is blackened and rotting.—Benbetry Guardian. WlLTS.—Since last Thursday, the weather has been very unpropitious, soaking rain and a warm temperature having caused a vast quantity of wheat to "grow out." Added to this, reports o blight and mildew pour in from all quarters in thin district. Yesterday and to-day it has been tolerably fine, but the sky looks far from settled. As noticed else where, these unfavourable eiremmetanees indaoed the farmers to oak such prices as almost altogether to prevent an y business being done is ourmarket to-day,- Wiltshire Independent. DiAlllAM.—Since OUT last we have had daily slight showers, which have preveated the completion of the hay harvest ; in fact, it has only been in places where the hay was in large pike that the fermis have been able to stook. There is still • considerable quantity is the fields, and we regret to add that there is also a great deal irretrievably in jured. The wheat hermit has commenced, and in the south and east of the county the sups are rapidly ripening. In those districts there is • eewaidereble breadth ready for the sickle. and if the weather bad been favourable many more fields would have been cut before this. The Memos of Irish labour is already complained of, and as we may expect the harvest to be general in a few days, sad then In such a state as utterly to prevent the use of either the reaping machine or myth.", we fear the farmers will be compelled to give very hig h wages.—Dicronis Advert saw. NIAITHUISMIIILLAND.— he weather mote our last has been generally fair in this district, and the key harvest is now all but completed. Commencement has also been made in the cutting of corn on a another of farms in the neighbourhood, and the changes in the atmosphere will therefore now be looked to with great anxiety. Though much corn is irreparably damaged, the harvest, it is under stood, will be a fair average in this county.—Nowasede Chronicle. MONTUOMIKT.—The cereal Grope in this neighbourhood are being cut very fast, and several farmers oarsiod • large Isnantity of wheat on Saturday lest. The reaping machine kept In continual motion when weather permits. We fear that in this locality the potato crop will be • failure, the stems in meet fields being bligkted.—NorfA Woke Chranicle. 113, Lord-Lieutenant, occompanied by the Coun t/1110f F.glintun, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of , Mayo, and other persons of distinction. paid • visit Pbtettlav to the Queen's College at Galway ; and oppeutsi much pleased with the various departments of toe institution. Their Excellencies proceeded fully to the Examination Hall, where an address sap. presented to them. Lord and Lady Palmerston have been for some days at Lissadell, on a visit with Sir Robert and Latly Gore South. The noble viscount and viscoun t,:ail pus the present week at Markres Castle, tow scat of Edward J. Cooper, Esq. CLERICAL. 11 . hrutopher Adamson, to Derrylane Chapel of .10.e.se kiloton; patron, the Rector of Kille•handra. lit, W. Agar, jun., to Aghern Curacy, diocese Cloyne. Ls James Akoek, to Bethesda Chapel, Dublin. It.; 11. nry Daialtripse, to Itocester Perpetual tsr.er stationtshire ; value, 15W., with residence ; patron, 1. I; l.mobrisse Est k... (Awl. lintart Calks, Cambridge, to Milton, neat Fittowls.ars, , Vicarage, Bent.; value. 2 4 6 1 ., With nwidww"; is.an and t. I.apur of Canterbury. R. , Jame. Farquhar, to Llanthewy•Skirrid Rectory, inamoistkakire ; value, 1871. ; patron, B. M. B. Joan. 111 V. J. I itsgerald, to 111saungton Carley, archdiocese Dobbs. Rev. Js..pb Galbraith, to Kenturk Perpetual Curacy, Monte tloysie key. 11 t..nifithe, to he Chaplain to the Foaadliag Hoe- Mtal, Cork Rey. Frederick Earley Guy. to be Vice Priecipal of the trelt hoed, Welthern.row, Eseez. Rev. Harter George names, Chagford Reetory, Devon gr., •elue ../.Ib/.,with 'evidence ; patron, Ray. W. Hames. Ilex. C. Meeducaell, to Kimmel Vicarage, arehdiatesse key. MLA Neeney, to Saab; Vicarage with Finby Ric hey. L... , ..invh.re, value 46i , with resideney. kyr o . lkßan, to Finales Vicarage, archdiocese lAoim ilv.reas Sedge', to Claygate Perpetual Curacy, iiirrey rederiek Croasilaile Thompson, to Mouthy Curie,. 11 ..• Thompson. to be chaplets to the noun of Cern, Winlyenh, Castbridgeddre• Itv Fredrrick Thorp, to Berton-Oeery RecWgi ennitrAirt, •nltte 074, with mirk's°. ; patron, may. H. ?kap. V A CAIO MC CU AN( I LLORN II I 1 . —Banger, diocese of, the Worshipful /Oita Warm deceased. Re..roisi , Northamptonahire,dioecse of Peter luvelch. valise lttOl. with residence; patrons. the Raffle matoires of the late Rector, the Rev. Richard Ferrer, taldecot,, Huntingdourhire, diocese Ely, value 1661 . Wow.kq.; Rev. J. Warren, decemed. ,i‘r. tarabridgcshire, dime** Bly, 'slue 3121. with patrons, Jesus College, Cambridge ; Rev. John deceased. VI. t ts ll .—Fawsley, Northamptonshire. diqeclle Pet" - hernadh. value 11101. with wardens* ; patron, Sir C. Knight '," . IL r. R. Farm, deceased. etlll . lllL Al. ClALAVlZl.—Crockhivakill, Holy Trinity, Bestrrham Kent, archdio cese Coulombs,' ; patron, t;* Wards. Esq.: Rev. C. S.C.R., Ihs diemes C=tsHse 61. Patcycs r, NFL. Perpetual Curate of Coital ; Bey. T. Sede I_ c~!~+.oi~~ enhenas. ca oss rmor Dim Dired Dearoll te One Water!, LI& sham latto) Da. shore .. Deallbei 18.114 ad UM= Omen Lab _ _ _ le - I — . '. imam tVoinail Crimisiii.;,74p:riga:l Omni* 1110119 7.11] 1 I 2 I A isi; Primcs&Wr Orr. Les. 1111.Weammajerark Ditto s „... aa leo ingssis I ached Aram riDs 2 .lllspilli auk ISt psea mi York. it issaillelbsiliegemsed to lIILICOIsru. 111 War 11Whigta (Mo m. il 13 Dl* Ms lOW —. 0.3 Mai (1•33w1 Mama WoMiral. 1:i 41 If II N 46 -- .• Ili IN 148 IN IN IN i i 4is SI SS LA 104 1011 i l lli bb aber: a I MI6 ft. 2,1 per Ckst 1 Mild it Isere 4 prtd 144 IN I SW .. .I N IN IS or 11111111111010.4 IIN N 41 1 Dinah Netk sod Abr m imam Si h INONNIIILIS•ih•CL Si t el !Ds. 10. (N.) NE CI. . *el INLONAINN.,. p ...Sol; 111- ay. No. 4 1 14 1114,11 par DO. Slott , 131 )1 It 11.1mIlerCi 14 A [OO NW INN. aIN I 141Novelk sod I DowiN Ngm 11.8011oramill , 4 Willna) 4 WlNNlNalszaird4 4..llalera — . lasi ii,. umiak& &Tots. p k 146. Di g Mel. DIN& Pol. & p a Z: 1 i taaDlNDW Losaiderry istaa. In ali Dir silash di ; IllimAkerDlADß.DorDel' le De. Illsw SD ... . .. I 6 DIN Pishromp & S e r ti . per oat— IN Derek 10 Oared, Wirreralar, sad Waiver , /118. pm Coat D o. dare d threms.lillina.liffrOvar 8 %tem.& Obastor(riar.W MIL! per $3 en* Dev p Orat... oe 3) Te 4 er Maus. Waterlar tt. d Kilkeny CO Tat. apulembe.Bl 1 11/ 10 111 4 44 — ma _l3 __l4 11 I 1" 121 1111 Pm 141 IS !ii 2:4 1011 tosi 2 2i s 10i 11 4 1 pa i tt 71 4 11 ea 102 114 11 Si 1 0•0 aLwAYB. fOIII2ON RA 20 Marked soil intoolioso 2 DOA o Ltd* toot ladloa ♦ Groat lidos 11 Do. Do. 4 Gould Pooodos of Furor Gt.Woot.at ... Do. Bowls DA IN* as vorso4 We Mak WI Moy,10211,• Oasis 1137, t sot 10 14 6 Do. (11011vsii . 171 Mono 1 Do. 44 Nov nionint sad LAN. .. RortborA of Pomo CI ' Rood. la 2 1 ar 1 7 4 PM 7 4 II a gr it 1," 0 4 id 4 slo 7 II 4 11 231 Ili 131 131 4"3"' " 4 Do. s por 41 L Amble I I nrlssoo sad tleriblei llia l II herbed Lyons RI Prete awl Odor to Prelnonitempe to Pert awn Onsimeire Seemol Nam r) esolmionOreer— Teen end Ikelea gram e Weller's( Preass— 101 ISO U 4 $lO 110 111 id IS SO U 11 41 110 The market for foreign exchange wee again the reverse of animated to-day, and bills were not in lively request. The transactions effected were not on a large scale, and prices were slightly in favour of buyers. Short Paris was done at 25.271 to 30; ditto, three months , at 25.471 to 50. Amsterdam was a shade higher, closing at 12.01 to 1. Hamburg remained at 13.9 to 01, paper remaining over. Bills on Italy were dull, with the exception of Naples, which found buyers at 41, but Leoorn advanced to 30.66 to 70, and Messina and Palermo ruled at 1231 to 4. Of St. Petersburg paper little was in the mar ket, width readily found takers at 371. Vienna was wiry &leak of side, at 12.6 to 10, andTriesto at 12.8 to 12.19. The continental advice, confirm our anti cipation,, by reigning to fresh reports of a new loan being seatempleted by the Austrian government. The prises negotiated are as follows : Thaw ?nett assotialtd. From ro 115. 'sty. •1111. I it,. 1211. sty. 111. 1 Av... 1111. 1 otv. 11l 1 No. 1211. 14 it,. 13.3c0. I osaL :hum Otor.k. 12101.01 r. 12141. Okt 19 Gkr. 121.101 r. 121. tkr. ... 171. Ilkr. Alesteraars per t Short Ditto Sottordais The Mow „„„ ...... Pt 119 liaaaborg and Alton' Irukforlas.th►Yabor per £lO „ pert It 9.9 O. .9 H .9 • ::: '" 2 l s t r. ?`!L Art . ... ifs. 27 ... tSfr. 20e. Ufr so:. MOM , .1111111111 ••••••= 6.:........... ••••••••••••••• 01•01 =l.■ moaners.... wires it . 1 : 414 E H 330.134. .. 13tr. 39e. 13fr. Us. .. Utr. Us. Utr. SU. Utr. 55e. 25fr. N. ... 2Nr. 954. Ulr. sslr. 6144. lOlr. Os. ... SOIr. 70e. 30r. 13e. .. 301 r. lee. 45 row ~. 415 pare 51 peen .. 114 per 1 pore ... 134 pow 4 pure ... 491 pule 40 491 pules , puss ... 19 mu 495 prom ... 49pow 49, passe ... 191 41•19 494 ... 491 pale 494 press ... 491 pile Ul3 pesos' .. 5 534 31 p4S9I pews yam 371 us... . ... 371 pone. memos& n n Nits° Lisboa fat : Lure .... Oporto St. Potoesbarg pot ;Ws : The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 1 per mille prom. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 26.191 ; and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 26.30, it follows that gold is about 0.417 per oent. dearer in London than in Paris. By to-day's advice§ the price of gold at Hamburg is 4261 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.5;, it follows that gold is 0.233 per cent, dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at Now York on London for bills of GO days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109.23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.9'2 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. The account of the position of the Bank of F.ng• build for the week ending Saturday, 14th of August, is as follows : BANK OM K 214 HMO DPI Notoo Wu4l4 ..—• .416.01.1111 I fur the woe* NW* Avg. 14,1812. 111.111111 IT. Onorrworet Debt tll sumo smaiu Onki toll sod 21.001348 Mitre . NWLon -- MMUS 816,03,116 fropasions OW .I .. 11.714,114 ' ;4 1 %1 1 4:ii• ilieja 3411.1.6 lird OaerAta " l'. Muksal aa,.l ol I.lr. Aeste.) 4,2111,97/ ... . , L3.3,:A1l tbrisliodill•ll44.otlll6 3.3/10M I 117.« o itadrl. Died We l / 4 Areity) ltl4 OW" War 11.~41,145 10.740,119 Nies. . . . Gekt &is . 3 con MAIM liii• U. isss. AMMO lIIABIZALL, Oadder. iiimos . pimp /kit - Wiwi Omni 9 1 . 4 .. moittilsi:str: Nrlr Cad/2 GI M PARIS, Ato. 20. ( Tor Yoe Account. m. y. I mom. c 1 ..„ I 71 10 /S 70 71 63 TS SO 7 1 54 44 pus (nuts lO4 70 101 60 104 90 106 60 101 63 4 per Cents. ... ••• •• ••• • • • 3 per Crate. New Loan rAebange on London atsl6lsl, 25 30 ; 001 alft;i 3 00 . Beleden, 5 pert.lB4o 1024 Sloan Naples Resta Du. 10) Wotan 11 par Cents 974 . Do. 44 .. . 170. 1113. Piedmont 5 . p.Ct 9O 60 ... Treasury Bends ... 4 ... Do. 1, 11132 P•sui, Apo. 20.—St. Germain, 1,106 Venailles (right bane , . —;ditto (left beak), 315; Perm and aims. 1,411 90; Paris end Roues, 0170 Rouen and Havre, 367 SO ; 11•141eille. sod Avirem, 179; Straelmare and Bale, SOO; Northern, 657 50; Pa* and Atree bnum, 630; Part and Lyme. 757 SO; Lyons and Avignon, 590; Nuntereent and Troyes. 213 59; (Meet 600 ; Dieppe and Peeamp. 267 60; Part and Smuts, 9S; Bordeaux sad Tana, 16260 ; Moot. pillar and Odle, —; Grand Combs, 1,136; Blame et fit Diner Grey. SO. BERLIN, AUG. 18.—Voluntary Loan, 103}; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 1043 ; ditto (1862), 1043. National Debt, 943. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 129. Bank Shares, 1071. 11888 a, Atm. 18.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 97; New Loan (Series A), 97; ; ditto (Series B), 1121 Four-and-a-Half per Cents. —. Bank Shares, 1,375. Exchange on London, 11.5& NAPLES, AUGUST 14.—Neapolitan Fives, 1063; Sicilian Fives, 101 f. Exchange on London, 574. Itomx, AUGUST 14.—Exchange on London, 497.10. Homan Consols, 94.50. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIP.POOL, AVOWS! 20.—There was a good deal of business done in our Aare market to-day, but at priors flatter than yesterday. The following are the transactions Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Cheshire and Birkenhead), 161—Caledonian, 19 16 16 I—Eastern Coun ties, 10 9-10 f—Eara Lancashire, 17.—Lan tubing and York shire, 781 1 9—Ditto (fifth shares), 41 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201 I—London and North Western, 122 c. 2—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 261 — Ditto (preference shares) 12 7-16—Ditto (61. n ew prefe rence), p.—Midland, 74fift 744 6—North Union A. (guar. by London and North %Vattern and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 262—Routh Eastern and Dove r 21 1— Whitehaven and Fumes., 7 1-16—. York and Ncirth Mid land, 24. AnoVer 20.—The business transacted was only moderate in amount, but prices were in some instances rather higher. Caledonian, 191; Eastern Counties, 10 ; East Lancashire 171; Leeds stock, 781 ; L on d on s t oc k, 122; Sheffield', 28; ditto pref., 121; ditto new pref., p.; Midland, 7.5; South Eastern, 21 316; York and North Midland, 24. BIRMINOHAK t AUOVir 20.—This market was rather firmer to-day. London and North Westerns were done at 1221 es div., and Birmingham and Stour Valleys at 111. LEEDS, Aeover 20.—nhares have again advanced, espe cially Midlands, which this morning were done in several instances at 76 and 761, and closed at 74/. Lancashire and Yorkshires closed at 79; and Leeds Northern' at 161. NAVAL „ --- PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 20.—The Barraeotte, 6, steam•sloop, Captain the Hoo. S. T. Carnegie, received orders to-day, by electric telegraph, to proceed immedi ately to Madeira, to protect British interests there, tome disturbance having, it is reported occurred. The following general memorandums has been issued by Captain Lord Adolphus Fit:thrones to the commanding officers of the Odin, Retribution, Magicienne, Sampson. I Barracoutta, Victoria and Albert, Vivid, Black Eagle, and Fairy, which vessels formed the aquadroa with which her Majesty performed her voyage to Plymouth and Ant werp : ” Her Majesty's ship Victoria and Albert, Cowes, August 17, 11362.—" I am commanded by her Majesty the Queen to express to the respective captain., officers, and ship's companies of the vessels comprising the royal squadron under my orders, her Majesty's approbation of the satistactery manner in which the duties had been I performed during the summer cruise. This order to be read to the respective ship's companies et divisions.— (Signed) A. Frrsccaastres, Captain and Senior Officer." MOVIIIIIINTS.—The fleet were lying at Gibraltar on the 16th of August, and consisted of the Britannia, Trafalgar, Albion,Vengeanoe,l3ellerophon, Terrible, Firebrand, Spite ful, Antelope, and indefatigable. It was reported the fleet were total! on the 16th for Smyrna. FROM LONDON TO CONRTANTINOPLL - REOENS HURO, Annear 14.—Three Hagfish gentlemen, Messrs. Mansfield, Centered, and Thompson, have undertaken to go from London to Constantinople in their own boat. They arrived here en the afternoon of the 10th, and excited much interest; their little vessel is built of beautiful mahogany wood ; it is twenty-five feet long, and rather more than three feet wide in the middle. it is exceedingly elegant, and is rowed by two of the voyagers while the third steers ; it shoots across the waves with the rapidity of an arrow ; its weight is so exceedingly light that two persons can with ease carry it out of the water. This we ourselves witnessed yesterday, for the amateur voyagers, in order to avoid the extremely rapid and dangerous current just below the stone bridge of the Danube, took it out of the water on the one side of the bridge, and carried it to the other.—Ansorger Zeitiog, August 16. COALS.-LONDON, ALTOUST 20. -Ship. at market, 86; sold, 74.-Bate's West Hartley, 14s. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 14s. ad. ; Chester Main, 13e. Holysreil, 14s. 3d. ; Morrison's Hartley, 124.• North Percy Hartley, 14s. ; Raeenaworth West Hartley, 14s. ad. ; Tanfield Moor, 12s. Gd. ; Townley Trader, 12a. ad.; West Hartley, 14s. ad. ; West Wylam, 12s. 9d. ; Willington Hartley, 13e. 3d. ; Walls End G os f or th, 13 s. 9d . ; Walls End Walker, 13s. 3d. ; Belmont, 14c ; Eden Main, 14 s . 3d. ; Lambton's Prim rose, 145.; Walls End Bell, 14s. ; Walls End Braddyll, 16s. ; Walls End Hetton,lss. Bd. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, 11s. 3d.; Walls End Larnbton, 15e. 3d.; Walls End Pensber, 13s. ad. ; Walls End Mussel's Het. ton, las. ; Walls End Shotton, unacreened, 13e. ; Walls End Stewart's 1.55. ad. ; Walls End Csa.op, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End /Lowden, 14e. 3d. ; Walls End Hellos, 16e. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 14s. 3d.,• Walls End Thornley, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, lbs.; Walls End Claverings Tees, 12., 9d. ; Walls End South Durham, 14s. ; Walla End Tees, 16s. ; Walls End Woodhouse Close, las. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s. ; Ramsay's Cannel, 20e. ; Seymour's Harvey Coke, 17e. - METALS.—Mr. Malta's circular states that the iron market is looking exceedingly healthy, and large orders are again in the market f ur r a il s f or early delivery. Scotch Pig Iron—There is lees excitement, and the article has as sumed a more legitimate position; the founders and ex porters are buying largely, especially the former, who are under heavy engagements for castings. 445. per ton may be quoted for mixed numbers, at which there are buyers; sellers at 445. 3d. cash, three months open 45 5 . per ton Spelter—About 500 tons have been sold to arrive at 161.55., and about 130 tons at 161. 10s. Copper exceedingly scarce, and a further rise is not improbable. Lead is in good de mand and firm. Tin has advanced 31. per too ; 150 tons Straits sold at 84s. ; the market is firm. Tin plates are without alteration in price. The make is being considerably reduced ; a large manufacturer has abandoned making. The prices will ultimately improve. PUBLIC' S. ILES. AUG UST 20.—8 y Messrs. HOOGART, NORTON, and Tway, at the Mart.—A freehold farm, known as Iligh fields, in the parish of Mayfield, near Wadharst, Sussex, comprising farm-house and buildings, and 126 acres of land, of the value of lOW. per annum—sold for 1,8001. Freehold estate, known u the Standen and Phials farms, near the Ileadcorn railway station, comprising farm-house and buildings, with 198 acres of l and, let at 1051. per an num-2,500i. Little Buckhurst farm, in the parish of Wadh urs t, Sus sex, comprising farm cottage and buildings, and 64 acres of freehold land, let at SOL per annum-8001. Freehold property, known as Steele's Farm, in the parish of Wadhurst, Sussex, comprising 66j acres of land —76 of. _ _ A freehold rent-charge ill lieu of tithes chargeable upon parts of the parishes of Little and Great Gunmow, Essex, commuted at 4491. per annum, subject to deductions of Gni. 17s. Id. per annum for poor's rates, &c.-6,4001. Leasehold villa residence, No. 12, Wimbledon-park road, Wandsworth, held fo r 98 years at 111, per annum 600f. _ By Mr. Rustnam., at the Mart.—Freehold estate con sisting of King.hurn.green and Faulkner's-end Farm, near St. Albano, lien,, containing together 269 acres, free of land tau, let at 3451. per annum—knocked down at 7,9001. Freehold residence, known as the London and County Bank, St. Peter's-street, St. Albans, let at 1041. per an num, land-tax on this and following lots redeemed—sold for 1,9501. . . . . Freehold residence adjoining the preceding lot, let at 5.51. per annum—sold for 1,5501. Fri.eliold residence, St. Peter's-street, St. Albano, ht at 371. 10r. ner annum—sold for 6001. Freehold shop and dwelling-house, St. Peter's-street. lately let at 211. per annum—sold for 2601.1 Freehold residence, offices, and grounds, Parson's-hill s Woolwich, estimated value 1351. per annum-1,0561. Leasehold residence, Wood-street, Woolwich, let at 661. per annum, held for 57 pears unexpired, at 51.-5401. A COACII ACCIDENT NEAR MANCHESTER. —On Thursday, u the Manchester and Buxton coach, called the Espreas, was passing through Longsigbt, about 10.0 the fore-sale broke near the off-wheel, and the vehicle turned over on its side. Ten passengers were outside, and some of them were thrown upon the pavement with violence, but none of them sustained injuries to life, or which were at all likely to be attended with serious circumstances. A young lady Irma good deal cut and scratched about the face, and Mr. Holt, of Church, was much stunned, and wag hurt about the legs by several passengers felling upon him. The lady and several of the passengers who had suffered in like manner, were able to proceed on their journey later in the day, and Mr. Holt returned home by train in the evening. THE IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXITIBITION.—FormaI possession woe yesterday given and taken of the lawn and promises of the Royal Dublin Society, for the purposes of the Great Exhibition Building. The staking out of the ground was duly inaugurated in the presence of the Hon. J. I'. Vereker, L. K Foot, Esq. (Hon. Secret►rryy of the Royal Dahl% Society), Mr. Benson (architect), Mr. J. C. Deane (Assistant Secretary), &e., and we anticipate that the 15th of August, 1852, will be a memorable day in the annals of Ireland. The preparation of all the materials ne cessary for this great work will go on pore patio, and no thing that seal energy and industry can effect will be left uaapplied until its final completion. 33 SI Ile e In 7