The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

.........„„„„.._ _ • . ' . . . // • 1,/ • t €74 # 4olsZe..or ' t ' t f'e ' • • 1 ( t ' / ri t 'Vie stIP.--a—jj. .11116-e.a-e- •••• -19 ''I ' ;- -------- JlO l 4/ 619 - -.-- .... efar. ...-s, ' . . • ; •.• • . • . No. 1,843.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ----- iIIiVIESSOR LIEBIG on ALLSOPI"S PALE t SECOND EDITION. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. grain. The cry about the potato disease, however, MINES. I ALR. F.llOO Inbig to Mr. Atherp. I --- had nearly cea;ed, and generally the promise of the Considerable dulness continues li t ° o Na p t re T v E ai T l iN in iN° the „ I v rore•Vaaa 0( 7 , " . rale . 64 le 9ll ° 9 " 91190 ' 4 199 " 93 'w • FROM TIII3 S IG Il1"S G.IZETTE. TH.I — S DAY. Bertha T EriNINO. crops was very goad. The rye crop is described as dealings in mining stocks, and we hear of very few a,„ ..1 unarm or ft valuable ruliness. lam wyw:f an 2 TWO O'CLOCK. The prices of the home funds have been well sup- light, but with floe harreeting weather the deficient errr (3 -- dts _ad me mu expriewee meaty me to re. I --- transactions, business being at present chiefly con sestwr,.. . e a ~ :a ae...,..th e wi . _ ..., _th the Opliilli Of the mon moan: I ST. dAMEs . 4.PALACK, JULY 13.-The Queen has The railway market continues heavy, and a gene-. ported to-day, and the market on the whole maintains will prove inconsiderable. The cutting u ralreduction of quotat i ons has taken ' On the Its firmness. Consols were sold as low as 1001 for on in some places under the most favourable auspices.. p.ace. ... I g o r% .I;7;;OT .; ',” ; ,; ; ", s n ' a ' n l ita :: l l h r li3es aaand t ; Le . k r sad " been pleas, 4to appoint Samuel Randall, E.g., to be one of tined to an occasional tmaeaction in good dividend aim ju d era LIEN° , the Grooms of the Privy Chamber in Ordinary to her Ma. cash but loft off higher than the closing range of New was (satin at 124 dole y fiance or about heavy stocks the fall averages about V. per cent. 1 t 1 ' stocks. At the same time, prices cannot be reported ..e. x...e. ;MARIS AND IMICke UNOCARANTEILD. ' Saturday, at 1004 to 4 for money, and 1001 to 1 for 261. per last, of very tine quality. The crop of beet i eI e .BOPIP'S PALE or BITTER AIE MAT b e jectr, in the room of Captain the Hon. klortinser &divine. lower, as there is no disposition oar the part of holder, ,:k.iag ',nom 64,6 ,O . dff 1, p ! t h e 12th Aug. Dimities" was very quiet, except in the is represented as looking extremely well. to press their stock on the market at any reduction i ; vane Warta of all rasa from the ?emery. P 4711040. i W est, resigned; also to appoint Lieist.•Col. Henry sySes f. 0 , 5.2 ',ow th I nedertneatemsvi Break Edab.uamente: Stephens to be one of the Gentlemen l'shen Quarterly 131. Pd RA:trent. lyeeterdey. Ito 3 p.m . , Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents., in which there was The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. in prices. The prices at which sales have been made , ~e.1M........ at 61, stag `A lAani.stscot, city . ' Waiters in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of Samuel - --- I a fair amount of investment at 1011 to !. Bank per annum yielded by the various English recurities itvaiseat e _.... ..... all (between.l Randall, Esq., promoted. eh ha liberties .. 21 - 7 W--- -1 to us as follows but due all wane li • AiltraFEß at Dale•phior. .----_,. W' le Ambier, Nott94.,lroeth. 1 Stook was in demand, and rose to 229. The of cited at the average of the priors now rulings are repor te d ' 13 e must be made for the wide margin frequently exist „.. (..Li.., at the It l a. I.rewery. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. ; ese Lot fund= . s 1 71 lal7 (1 business re,sort is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed, it is to be under- fit S.4. mo ss .... et 1: 9, St. tine-eat-mow. ISI all Illre.Woir.tillearTalle. 111 111 'ing in this variable market as between buyer and &Melt. llontort, Carlton-road, Old Kent-read, builder, It ee thrmitLes3.LeannLire a l for nioney, 100;, i ,' ... ;ditto, ditto fur account, 100,i, 1,. Mood that the share rate of interest islear the income et elm seller :-Tincroft, 12, I ; South Tamar, 51, 6; Great inineteuus s 4 t. ' Il l. a .ter iutba ha l7. * " . Dm " .8.7141 " July 16. Lte. 2un .. late I,eu. 91 9 elle Three per Cent. lieduced, ;011, 1. New Three- tax. It will be seen that in every care we take the Al telpt a irlii ii p. ice • ..at or repprctable r•ttaa who supply :he BANKRUPTS. 37 4 all D , sftterlasirinLe/81231.C. 11 1 101 Wheal Alfred, 23, 24; Wheal Brewer, 245 ; North and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 1, .1, 1, 4. Bank rate of interest declared for the last half-year as rho • et.e. 43 al.• to eats at the sane nom as hos the THOMAI METtON. Feceltureh-street. City, coal merchant. 51 l'•° ilia°. '" 24 "Wm ••• •" ! a ' a l' 103 4 I Mt a -. . t : me lie Caledonian 411 1 Stock, 227, 229. basis of our calculation : the forthcoming dividends Wales Consols, 1 prem. ~ nay many taw Le sera IT. Sc. :.) Reny EL POwNetr.t, High.street, Shadwell, stationer. 10ag t owatar sa ; 5; ;;4 1 Q *;*_ l4 I2g 4 The Gold Mining shares were flat, but closed a DANIEL hitIIMETHEI Font', Lawrence•lane, Cheap- M all Cork and Bandon ... ... 161 l Exchequer Bills remain without alteration tit 765. will, in many easels, exhibit a difference. To render the ..ip ratite Si the broad Hide any. I shade steadier. Carton's Creek and Port Phillip shares t. mat snot tar bride's stake."-Peu lowa. skit, canter. SO 45 Catlin end BelfnetJux .c. 33 am 404 to 79e. prem. for the March; and 695. to 72s prem. for results strictly r.ccurate, the proportion of interest were cheaper. Yuba Rivers were firm at „1- to 4 prem. WEIIIIING BREAKFAST provided entire , . in ten Tl i t i o r t r eAti • T m e.. , )o ,, e u s hic , The Lye, near Stourtridge, Werees- 35 iill I Daider duei , ,, r . ert i h . , and Aber. se ei , the June issue. India Bonds were dealt in at 925. to t which may have accrued since last dividend period The non-o ffi cial quotations are ae follows :-Austra r,..• et i ..ist.r, tie Wars. Pt ' Itsv EL L . Censh,.. mar 21) ell heat Anglia (1t253.4 . 1 945. prem. ' should in each case be taken into account. It should ' han Consols, 4 din, to par ; Melbourne, par to 4 -• • u&as +lmmo( Ins rarest vinare% and the Lire ...f Jelili HAYMAN, Carbeale Mills, near Torpoiat, Cornwall, art L.* Di % In the foreign house there was no extended move- also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per - :rev., aid nerliges. ltills of fare, with terms, mot mill e r. , ... .„ ... la cep re.tties.Blll3 .. t, but prices remain firm. Spanish Passives Cent. becomes a Three per Ceut. Stock in 1864. prem. ; New South Wales Gold, 4 prem. ; Glen e, •. i ~ .2, .. .` lit fIOP 4 , . 4 . !II%• 11 e•kr• far ftl eeke• Ea t l Gltotati Aelittnlil, Belton-le-Moors, Lancashire, hi 2 . w arm a nn u m .., 1 I . . Ile I gi 44 ye ntau ~ .. . •...,.... soraptte. tneusung lights and Mole tope- ;„„ nwuger. 111 ell Liwerii 11.1 , .i. Cieid... reached 61 • Ecuador Bonds, 41 • Austrian Scrip, 61 Tkne Per cent. comma pee, 1004 ow , mr ,,,,,,,,, jl2 ey aulin, t to 3 , prem. •, Connemara, I to 14 p rem . ; ' • - :-..ek fewest. rs ,ent to say ; art of the waretry ler '- Clan LC. JO ~, ~:.. !I prem. ; and'Huseein Fives, 120. 'Mexican Bonds were Thm seerrise ces ‘- , e) Ret - ea=i to Cents- 1041 It 119 3 Carberry, 1-16 to 3-16 rem .; p Kenmore, 14 to; r., _ ___ a , , , ~,,, :et er%rtanusaute. em i lt a mark therms, Ine. le., At all , Da clams ft and Cana in 3 3 ( 1 prem.; Exhall Coal Mining, Ito ' prein. ; Cobre ,„,,, ~ • a,...4 ~ 7. iv.utry orilerii. WEST SURREY ELECTION.-Tuts DAY. 15 an 'test Laessthirs . 20 ate 31 rather more steadily supported, at 23 to 4 for Busk stook (die. at the rate of 8 per 229 3 910 shares fell to 4Z in consequence of its being under - , r . LADIE•S.-HOWLANDS' ILALTDOR, fsr Foot ottoat. Is All e. to Wen ladle Dock aad Blefo. 'paella' 56 el the new issue, with a good many transactions. en a • Pe' ""'"r° l Jana Most (41,.106 pw nat. pre an.) 241 o 313 9 stood that the dividend to be declared at the meet- Granadan and Venezuelan stock sfiow a down- uutiessisius,mareeitatais.reres. under- T':• • .li.n hal :map, dm •I: is diethignithed 'or its eatrev:ev Eeelyn ing to-morrow will be only 21. for the half year. Tin ,.,?... f I.loro sa.l.otheis eff-r•s •a On alus, whir. by as voles IL 155 i a ltd yr lc a -unta, entb,lMade- IS 17 25 ward toodegoy. /Istituto% are thus recorded : ese ! l ag .. 765. y.ne. „ i 3 101 Drummoad • 13M S were 10,. higher. wt.. pAes aud ania.te une:ory past. , A sip'.. : Impurities it. lea Giagovr& ' , oath Veneer - -v- ' b Attetrihn Fire - per Cent. Scrip, 51, 54 pm.. Blasi- E res i ddiv. 5 pu bli c/ . t.3°peri. pond ven (n ) aras. 171 ... a :. • ...:' ice, allays eery tendency :., influenatlna. and num Cha ll enge , 1224 e.. tee t lierthen .. .. IN 904 61/ „ 313 8 At Hamburg there is a good deal of speculation ~...... , pt.-teats su IRMO". s eepVION .WOI IMAM.. a& ' Si. lel ; Do. 1 s 'Ara, A, Sink... SI 53 limn Old Five per Cents., 1014, 102. Chilian Six Grim we-tera suet* ism le me 4 IS 2 going on in epelter, on English account, as it was ... .• % and other onst.tha v.mna. The radiant Vara it -'- - - -- "` -- ---"-s-- `-----'---• Si. tOOl Do. j data, lt, neck.. Its 1211 117 per Ceuta., 1061. Danish Five per C en t s, 107. .artialaPerw9l-1.....12::70,160 its .. .. •., • .......e.a. sill the a items. and &hum which it Mince. 12 Mt 'Gunnels. am Wer..:lre. 46 47 4 generally believed. As much as 10,5 m) cu t. had been D Four r cent. Certifs., 97}, ;, 97, 1. ECM- 119::Ice,d1v. at tie rate of 3 per sent. •• . • - 1. a" wiaasraraW 7 ,_. 3 S,',/m" , °'"•• 1,,,, 7 ,o'le- l . °• LATEST ELECTION NEWS lk. LOS ;Greet Munro -.. 106 105 1 ; ,,. f 32 g sold on the spot, at 9.15 and 10 marks banco, and ..... A:UT • ....IV, Vl/41 am 0 amq all ..t.1.10.00 WV !e111.:7711.....1 •SO all ILarcater and Carlisle .. 61 93 59 dor Bonds, 4 4. Granada One-and-a-llalf per Cects., per an) south , s . , 3 ,..,,,, 313 o ..... L., aad tester a er•ft, omerkonl plenum rowan °fop:dons lal 111' 00. Thal. ... ~ .. 11 13 pm ex Dec. 1849, Coupon, 214, i ; ditto Deferred, Inedem (dividend at die rsA of 31 permit. 23,000 cwt. for delivery, at 10.1 and 10.4. ) e .es kr sale. The wren • • howlende Ifelytk , r a are on the uTTTLEsFs ELEcTION.—TH/0 T 1 4.47 R. is rairabi re as y ee setd ra 8 3 1 Si 831 41 63 6 The Santiago Mining C,mpany hare received ad .-epee et the uninir erlosa, 650 "A. Itusland and San, 3.). .0111/ 0 1r.1.1. 30 14 Do. Fifths ... ... Se 21 dis 1 1 101 id 94, 9. Mexican New Three per Cents., 251, 25, 1, Per ; : :tlnutul. . . 100 ~ vices to-day dated the 23rd June,with a bill of lading i _ma Gerica'' an mho curravai on the luverlated Winn 1,51 ^ 1 2' elm Do. Wri.t r...V.0p rain 56 5,. 2e, 231. Peruvian Actives, 103; ditto Deferred l ' en ' l° "' s 81orth ‘ 14 ' .618s 786e8 .L :att., boat„. I des t, Id. and M. i,L-SO.d by tut EA se 22 all , Leech Norttit.a ,_ .. 174 16 174 1 1 (die. at the ram of 6 pee cent. per per Sion o f a shipment of copper ore having been C orns lid VW - 4mM THE POLL. tisp ilid.onamaad alethuall . tia Of ef Three per Cents., 661. Portuguese Four per Cents. ma.) made, weighing 512 tons 9 mete. 31be., and 23 tons - 'in 't/m..rdifatoo.BA• Coul 109 11 0 tool 51 Converted, 3sl. Russian Five per Cents., 120 • 11911999 3936(* C d1 " t1 b 9 r 5 (29(21 993 75 1L L W 1:1 0 HAVE TRIED of energy on both sides, and soon realised the anticipation SL t" 1919 / 9919 lic416"1"3" is 24 1821 132 1 1 1 ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031 lex die ' . 4e arn ei: . l• Per este an r n "e i w e ep (die. at the „3 , 0 6 13 cote, 13lbs. of precipitate. The manager's retr: SS 23 Llo. do. I Is $2l state , that a heavy fall of the lode had taken 10 410 10 that the grand struggle will lie between Mr. Bernal Osborne N 1 . Do . w i t ., .. . 3 1 6 - Spanish Passive Bonds, 61; ditto Old Three per rate of 34 per cart. rer annum)... 77 o ' 2 " _, , _ PE ~... yi l .. .. : nl .r.„ and . . 1, . . followin g um tO I Do.2llo ; th.,3l h :;i i ii. t i, .. e If „ the Marquis of Blandford . The followia are the T or t , Newcatle, and pe ntLerw flock. from the back to the east of the shaft, which had ex • Cents., 491 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., (dry. at the rate of 3 cent. per 317 ii tended to the 22 fathom level, stopping temporarily .e• .i., -., _, 71 . I returns issne by t e nominee of Lord Robert Grosvenor et. t...) I tsm.on .. rent ster 51 NO 99 5 if 241, 1 ; ditto Committee's Certifs., 31 per cent. annum) • .--' --;._.. • aad Mr. Osborne up to 12 o'cluck : 7120 o'ctocit. so 54 1 1 DI.. I:0 ... ... . 1 a :. par to 31 N.. 140 ... _ 1 di. par Venezuela Three-and-a-Half percents., 42i, 42. the passage of the water, and in consequence the ell e. all llointondrukEanithillew 141 14 THIS DAY. gine. A strong force had been applied to remove the Transactions are reported in shares of the Bank of 114=412 1711111 70 Ite Grosvenor Si all ;Itc-cL..l3u.v..see. &tattoo 31 11 Two °Tee( x. obstruction and to secure the ground, which it was THL Rua REDICINZ LW THE WORLD. Osborne -- 5. 40 te, seta.* Lee!. veep, 11 S t dl. Stock Bank, ltil ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 471 The English stock market showed increased fi rm- expected would in a few days be overcome. The -,.• .tes), i.. an emirsdat Chr - Talst ta favour e l'an'a I..fe Pills. Blandford 78 11 6 7 CI div.; U • lankof Austral' "2 Royal Mail ness at the opening this morning, but has since be- lode in the 32 east continued large, but poor in I el:* LIIE PILLe into their Limlies aa a lachanc, I Lane rat. ELEVEN O'CLOCK. a:. 10:i I. In. birta • and Ikea, .. 44 46 Union ut, 0 ; 3' 17•'‘11.1.13.. A re. It 4 them - - Steam Shares, 521; Royal Australian Banking and come flatter, owing to the non-resumption of pur- quality, consisting mainly of peach and mundic. In r. Pri then to t a ect eauni.ll ani`yinr, 1a . Atm to mete rein wbc. Grosvenor - - G o ld I mport i ng, _. prem.; Ebro Canal , par to e chases by the government broker , combined with a the mopes behind there is a good lode 9 feet wide, I se -we 11010 . ..1ee any of tn.: ri:tive merturil Mt 0007 t1.113..11... $00.1 . 3 .. 11Al Saw a sualowsl intim:Suomi Me *any iirlverlpi-d Osborne - . 49 at • few money sales. Consols have een purclmsed at which is Improving in the hotfoot . At Angelica, Lis a"t,Are. 1 lee ts ray tha t M ena them wonky of Mini ruin. Blandford and lierslad... .. 34 $ cam 9 1 prem. ; Madras Railway, 21 to 24 prem. 1 . 024 for money, but are now quoted 1001 to 1, mud covers' Shaft had improved in the last week, the lode e.. to On ......0:1 for their Elnary ale anapheity, and, av mate ! This was special settling day in the Stock Ea t? .ie impertore, t,1.: re. 1.4 wormed. pills, ooniaustag, as th ey ..., TWELVE o'cLocu. LC 71 3,... , ry and Eanirtallen.. 3 2i Pt. 13C Seen.' .. .. • .. .. 43 47 change for the shares of the Crystal Palace Com- um; to 1 fur the 12th of August. The Three-and- producing some excellent stones of grey ore, and [;.Ling Mt soar: a• of vietab'e t.rtirte. Grosvenor . 1639 se 1 11 Denney tn... ... 96 Ms I which closed 7-16 to 6-16 dis with transac- a•Quarter per Cents., however, are higher, at 1041 seems to be forming iuto a regular leader the whole I ee, patens% sot? °Wiest oemllti Osborne m to 106 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1014 length of the shaft. /WM DALE. Asslytical Chemist. marked in the official list at 1 " to 1 dis. The Y. it ANL/ Co., Blandford ll7l te. 100 rortb British ... _.. 34s Sl4 b at aorta Dunn 4 A Def.. If 11 34 4 " Contango" ruled at 1-32 to 1-16 per ehare. to 1; South Sea Stock, 1121. The unfunded securi- WO.ll PWWIII7IOI.. No return was issued by the Derbyite patty at 10. The is it : so ,,, , , ialloraireao... . u3l .d. tif 126 THIS DAY. Crane-court, Fleet-street, Lmden. numben given by them at 11 and 12 respectively were as h. 2i. Sc::. . WAtere .. ... - - The Hamlet is announced as having arrived off ties are unchanged. Two o'CLocx. a3:44 L resadse. se. Pants( har,hysrd; runs, saj si e , e , follows: to G •li,rtasVAins Wtst•Junc 2 3 Oa Falmouth from Sydney, with gold to the value of In the foreign department there is increased firm- The gold mining share market is quiet, but prices Far.-rhinnet: Innen end Ca, Itow Churebyerd, b ea t en; mi d . ELEVEN O'CLOCK. 'S all !Oxford, Wore., Ili Wolter. 245 11 241 34f SO,Dttol. Her date% are to the 4th April. ness in Spanish stocks, the Old Threes having show more firmness. Yuba River and Port Phillip .. we :coma °muss ... .. 74 77 The Bentinek, which is fixed to leave Southamp- reached 49 : ', but in other descriptions there it little ehares mark 1 prem.; Melbourne, par to 1 prem. ty ear. ruputsble Mans a nledit.the. Prien, Ilid. la 9d., and Blandford Grosvenor _ _ -- -- -- --•---- - • --- _ 9, 111 Ca.. C:IIIS E._,.. .. .. Ili RI the value of 167,892 f., of which 50,3721. is in gold Deferre d , .' " ii " No. ;tom. xnnerred, 6:; to 3 ; Granada 9l • R P c.,,,,n 6 Buena= nu GOLD REGIONS OF ACSIT.tLIA. Osborne - - - Man. Pen. ignore dose TWELVE O'CLOCK. 3.1 all nires.te.ry awl Chime, and the rest in silver. To Alexandria is shipped Fives, 120. yesterday. to-day. (la •Iharalay sight a lecture was delivered by Mr. Blandford - . 194 HI 20 ISt all Do. MMus ... ... .. of lo t In 44,57 J. in sovereigns; to Ceylon 5,6001. in sore- LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. _ ioNoto 1 Apta Fria - di t 1 Pro haus: Rosman. for several years a ruident is Australia, reigns; to Calcutta, 6,1301. in bar silver; to Born- Grosvenor at tie Whittiogtem Clab, on th e subject of Austredit and . 10 il s Aiirprolitre Olio. .. 1 11 1 4 ilia bay, 13,000/. in bar silver and 96,0001. in dollars ; , For Aceoust. 1 ,,e0l 20 Asturian ........... ..... is ... , its 6%41 Mau. Rt. Reeenten mad that the run on -kustralia Osborne ... ... Ceroa, b. C. and 13. fully PART& II:LT 19. . _Po II lO,OOO 10 tustralasith.......-...... I I 1,, and to Singapore, 3901. in dollars. 6 I reminded his of the year ISM, when the brlshtest prospects - - ens .. _____ 131:17e7. ..Openingil_lntiest. I._____owsen. l_ C.calni. 1 3 . ( , ,, ,c0 0i 90 1 L t uate ,l li iim an maw „ , 2 10 ISi,OOO I .tm Marta std the mon alluring hopes were held out to the emigrant,. (sr iLicrite TRXIIII2A.PI.) la 18 e: , ntli Ve r sa .......20 tl Some agitation has arisen amongst the English „ 72 31 I . 72 LS 2 71 35 75 40 , Pt. 1611 South !Air re ... ... .. 76 77 ' 73 1 Of M bondholders of Peru, consequent upon the allged rper uel ec - es ali I I les kwelet from eaperiees• how important it was to get an- HERTFORDSHIItE.-Tme DAY. Is , MI South Wee, .. .. .. 411 41f i4l IC3 3 103 33 103 33 103 13 I 103 SO lam,. .30 ineenervon area and Coal all .. •• nit .„lonast:on, he came furwerd en th e p re se nt occasion , 34 IS nuth TorkekliitiverDa 115 pm 161 intention of the agents of that government to infringe Spa Cede. 1720 ! I ... ... - ... 106.0G0 1 ninth Mauna= Gold.. all I Lis pa 1 r..: to oi‘r adrize as to the occu-stlows which ought to be HERTFORD POLL.-10.40 A.M. ... ilif atooktos awl Hartlepool - - Oats upon the rights of the creditors, by effecting an Sys, ,', il • • ••• 16,000 20 British Iran - - 1..... , •1 in tho chroy , but as to the kind of men who were Trevor best aslapted (Cr a new country. Australia sou an island Puller 2.2 all WM/T(ord mid Kiliteeny. et se of important change in the operation of the sinking B.4„..t esee spercu mem o n teei lini oet atateth•t, 13 274; 90 days, 23 171. fund. ()a reference to the terms of the convention 6,000 20 Do. Cones and Cuisba .. all - - Money 1 Naples Rents - lloiny. 11,000 20 la. St. John Del hey.. 13 - - :.`•as! as Large as Enr.pe, and was divided politically int* Busanquet tie tame ealonies of South Australia, Victoria, and New between the government and the creditors, we find it 1)0. 44 . ._....... 97 .. Do. We, 10 let . . frills Wales. It was pretty nearly the Antipodes of Eugland Lytton 1110 Tork.ltmeeeteltEerwiel 76: 77 . 764 6 stated that the whole of the surplus arising from the Minuet 3ad•99 33 .. , Treuury Brans ... 4 100,000 • I Colonial (Mkt Lai at teat moment, when Le was addressiog them in • hot Meux .... 125 g 2. D e . de.. Eateasnew .. is 3s de sale of the bondholders' half of the guano introduced i leak Stuns - Mliiim l4 - - a.ght .a July, the colonists were raiing from their beds or Halsey '• ' • .......annually into Ecgland, shall be applied, after meet- eau!, -; al (lett mete 320; Paris and Orleans, 1,393 50; 10,00 1 General 14.1100 York sad North Lieree, SI Si all - - svat..l before their log tires at breakfast discussing perhaps WATPORD.-10.43 .s.m. is the payment of the dividends, to the purchase in l',arl._, sad ~.,Wonca. 90 ; adten and Havre, US ; Mareethes and 30.' 1 '0 ‘ wires Mountain -.. all fat. iss way peinde were nut 0/8004: from the mo th er country to Grand Ductifornaden - - Trevor the market of the new bonds in the proportion of ^,,, - ,r °14 ...,,„ 4 1 '',, - ;, fe y , p u i. and Ly0e , 623 16 ; Lynn , and ti,n, o o t,p them. But, though it was now winter in AUSITSIi3. LINES LEAAEO AT FIXED &ENTAIL Gust Folgooth al: 11 11 ;en I.:e tkermoinettr sever fell below fa degrees, and they had Bosanquet ,14 pm that all fail et the leaf. Many persons supposed that goid Puller 100 000 deferred debt. It is provided, however, that from ind. ra Drater :',1 1 ,',:i 2 ;', 2 .. 25 ; P ar i s " 4 8 " 993 ' 87 38 ; lik " 39 39d 9( ' 30:000 Lake Bathurst_ h.) 301•Ntto ribose agurantee the lst of April, 1853, the Peruvian government , . Bordeaux sod Tee th , 15615. Lon. fiCallfor,O.Qth.CA3o. all 1 4 div M•DRID, JOLT 14. - Three per Cents., 451 ; Ar o , 1 V"‘ 31 ` 9 E 3 ( 6991 . 11 Awar 591 E 9 4 1 5 us, 'HALLS have to u ork hard tor it, they must riee early Halsey lO ; 1 o mied toGrastWestort 1 594 39 s d shall eetabltsh an amortisation fund for the New Gratuda snip !, lid late, after ha in wet and bespattend with 5,11 Skarn., Welt', ant Dudley tam 8015a,431c. ThreeperCents. Deferred, 21 15-16; 200 ,, 00 . 2 Nouveau Honda Lytton 9 hat all the day. Esen then the mayttt still to dim t 2 cailsidley ; .I..ereluespo. gradual redemption of the active bonds, at aftei Boise, 211 e. Debt Odder), 111 c.; after Belau, tsc,u l'ort Philip -.. 114 pm 11 leaded : „nd not earning as mu:h ss they might at ordi- BISHOP'S Skroarroan.-10.45 A.M. , ! fs....dfobrestWeekn. 3C4 51 6 the rate of nut Ices than 1 pee cent., 111 c.; (2nd class), 5 9-16 ; after Bohm, 3 9-16. 88'' 00 Quartz Reek all j shy t_ry cccuyandue, it would rot be surprie.n 6 if Aleux I many ,vstred to return back. Wtxd and tallow Halsey 171 1741Buritthittesalaire (lured April, 1836 , a similar sinking fund is to be este- 50.30. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1051. Exchange on London, 50,020 t :oath Australian ~.i.'n 10 Tin Croft 7 I.`l IL/ formed the two great staples of the coloay. Their Lytton BERLIN, JULY 17.-Voluntary Loan, 1031 ; New 100,000 1 wee swipe.. all 71 11 tX AO sad herds gave them food and clothing, andSO SO Clyde-dale Junithos •11 1a do the rate of nut less than 1 per cent. per annum on er.abl.d them to Milan a large quantity of manufactured Trevor F,146 snail : rem this country, hut these sources of employment, Puller 15 33 011osiceeu fa Dem fon -: 130 bein those at which the Active and Deferred Bonds rine Sodets . 's Premium, 124; Bank Shares, 105 5-6. Ma sse tatitirlp march after gold. The price of wool and ()eau to fireatWeatern 31 54 x d pod rittrer wile tuerefore rising in this country. Tin, HITCHIN.-10.43 A.M. so se Iftellftes‘bythtiorkh:Salid 113 11S t •• will gin to bear interest at their full rate of 6 per COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 11.0 tie Crisis of the old colonists , and he trusted that Eng. IN ever . . .mil weal! help them to meet it. lone was ample room Lytton fc th•fes eke wished to follow these occupations, in which Boaanquet lif 113114madon an , Oreenaeb come into operation, the surplus must positively be Kt:CUL-The public sales, which were small to day, went t.,ey Intik! he ad...quattly remunerated, whilst they would Halsey b. surrounded wall st,cial comfort% which was not the cane with . .1 .. said sUArere. they did not want the idle, the Puller .1 50 LowtetolGuar.therCer. referred to ; and as there is a sum of uo less than The state of the Weather at each of the following ?Laces al grocery lumps. 475. to 49,. Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The suttees ore Curses.-The public sales of Costa Rica are progressing Cati.;‘,:e.L, isr the scapegrace. If a person wished to MMIX 14... or E.,,,, 0....., euint4 a sta. of Weiaher. l e ca te rgh aLi bg ly uen a io t n tll w p u ric d ee c. ; e th y e e i s m te p r o d rt ay ers by a cd in order of latitude. p p p r e i a v r ate verY eon li t rm rac't en A .cur :e f r the purpose of digging for gold, handling 0 SO Northernalatern Spree I purpose, accruing from the guano sales for the half- min i !se ?with. • dud racking the cradle • be would not BERKSIIIRE.-Tilts DAY. (leaped to ZamCountlt • 63 65 IS 13 ,Prestonitifyredue. lon. year ending the 30th June, dissatisfaction is ex in good ordinary native Ceylon at 445. We .q coy : scly they must possess the habits and pressed at its not being invested. There is a clause, . V113.3 ' Tnall ' READING POLL.-1 eat. I kli.WeateLeac.erliork - - _ without business at present to report to•day. ens r,ty 1.1 ~,rmitution required for such labour. They are I'l 1141 Ditto pbans(Al (divot -- pm however, in Article 7of the agreement, which has eenseent....-....... & Gentle Ilene Overcast Tr.A.-The public Wes are going off heavily, except seta:. not 1;n0 2 moot mealy to fold their shirt fronts in Palmer adage p : r:., or to nook their dinners into the mat en- Barrington Ilunees ... &W. Gentle Breese Partially Camay HaLrFrf al.-1,000 bags, refraction 3to ✓ lOl, were of-- e.t.a, none , . They had letter, therefore, before goiug out Vansittart i ... f 10.... W It runs as follows: --- • On liarolay tight a lecture was Jelivtrtd by Mr. haat: Ithesman. fur several years a reeident in Australia, at me Whittiegton Club, ea the subject of Austre:is and its ,rail seines. Mr. Moamar said that the ran on Australia rtmindel him of the year 1339, when the bri,ihtest provoker aid the most alluring hopes weft held out to the emigrants. haow:cre esperiense how important it was to get the reat ...ionsif.um he came farward on the present occasion, L.: s, 0/%4t advice as to the OCCUpatlOll% which ought to be f, wed in the but as to the hind of men who were best thared for a new country. Australia was an island :`•.at as large as Burl's, and was divided politically int. the tune eolaaies of heath Australia, Victoria, sad New grath Wales. It was pretty nearly the Antipodes of England cal at tau: moment, when Le was addressiog them in • hot • At July, the colonists were ring from their beds or .K. 1 bcfure their log fires at breakfast discussing perhaps way pa unit were nut c-smug from the mother country to L.:o them. But, though it was now winter in Australia, Le thermometer as vet fed below degrees, and they had there as fail of the leaf. Many persons oupPosed that gold was to he easily had in Australis, but he must tell them thy 'lanai have to nork hard for it, they must rise earl Ledge to bed late. after being in wet and bespattered wfth sal - all the day. Esen than they might still le damps leaded; and not earning as math as they might at age. c-ry eccapatioos, it would not be surpria:m e : many alesirel to return bath. Wool and formed the two great staples of the colony. Thole, ▪ ,ca. and herds gave them food and clothing, Med tr./h . ...1 than to saloon a large quantity of manufactured' p•ei, tram this couutry, hut these entrees of employment*. in which large ca!•,fai was invested, were deserted tar thel mare enticing search after gold. The price of wool sad p,04 tallow was taere(ore rising in this country. TYis ..14 the crisis of the old colonists, anal he trusted that E. .and *col I help them to meet it. Then was ample room fa t!•.se who wished to luilow these occupations, an whit* t..ey weind ;e al- / tuts ly remunerated, whilst they wonhi tr. sarraus..le•: with r.cial comforts, which was not the caw with, al:acers. They did not want the idle, the or the scapegrace. If a petson irshed to ithar:.te f r the purpose of digging for gold, handling the pickax., and reeking the cradle, he would net .47 nay; may they must possess the habits anal maw and constitution required for such labour. They 5c.... not final vetoes ready to fold their shirt fronts in thaute p:eits, or to Look their dinners into the mnt en near sashes. They had letter, therefore, before going out •the ipfle. region., take a few lessons in washing and coolie .cr. :Laughter.) There were about 100,000 gold diggers. '.; the latest aecouste. is Victoria. anal they could MN rAri:T . 43 -itiav taus he could describe the exciting nests *La must take place when they ceased from their work i n I tie cetaiag. The meet boisterous picnic at home bore bat a rcren.blarne to the COEOLLIIt excitement amongst the Irta•ligares. Ile would recommend married and single, 'Lc illthcr .ister, who could do nothing here, to tarn :I,:r thoughts to Australia, but let them -.4 so If they were not fall of cheerfulness, ' ( L - 4*. of tfla rgy, awl of c infidence. If they cntertaine•l 4 4 as tr , :206 prudence of the step, let that doubt in e-se Tither in favour of remaining in the old country than bra he: t a t:••• new colony. The passage to Australia ler alraut liao or 11l days in a good vessel. The et dearer us part of the soyage was in clearing the Lanai sad rounding the Cape. The intending emigrant -aaaiil look wall to the vessel an which he went out. Us 'boa:4 take with him as little luggage as possible, and con vat Yu ti,e prnperty he had into gold anal silver. With 7-4.54 t. • utfir, it must of mune be regulated by • man's l'or taws who could afford it a three years' sup -y aJt be too amen. There was now a rash town: CA eta-theta Irma ail quarters of the world. Men, however -trot in rice aral various in language, were as on- in tte doote poses-n gold. So large au influx of foreign ....Le eta might diesel) the social and political relations and et*....roect. of the old colonists, and title was a contingency te,s.t watch the provident British statesmaa ought to • w I by promoting the emigration of the surplus labouring ; vi.at;!ait of this country. (Applause.) (lent 4 t.rtatWeeterb liallan:4(LY adult:4l3W Do. a sham (d.toi ) Do. 1 rkarro (dotal lambs: Bradford, Wilda.: I tondos an' Orteao!ab (limed to d.out. Fosters Ditto 1 Marron (ditto) Lowtoto't Gaar.4perCtor. %lewd to Norfolk) I Narthernok.amti Tr. Spore* (learad to teet.Coant!to PrtotoartWre War. Lou rrN.Weet.kLaar.itliork 11)1:to bares (Al (dlr.', sad itairtotoi LOoot d to acaula Lastus, Boma ar.d Ilitebtotloar. to Great Northers Do. Biteproth 6:cok She. Itotli.Ooote. (Aim' 11. as to Lao. and York. Muth otadlerioldro(larood to Mr. Welton) Wass Valley. 6 p. Mina (ioarad to atorttoortUsr Ditto Ditto Ditto Witil Is amoral (kneed to Or, at WNW., MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Onk.—The public sales, which were small to day, went ' off steadily, at last week's prices. Refined remains quoted, grocery lumps. 475. to 495. COFFEE.—The public sales of Costa Rica Are progressing steadily at full prices; the importers appear very firm. A large business was dour yesterday by private contract on 'Change in good ordinary native Ceylon at 445. We are without business at present to report to-day. Ta.s.—The public sales arc going off heavily, except young Ifron, for which full prices are freely paid. Satrrgrites-1,000 bags, refraction 3 to 10f, were of fered in public sale, and bought in, 265. to 295. INntoo.—The quarterly sale is going off steadily at yes terday's currency. Guatamala has sold lively in a public sale brought forward to-day. Corrox remains steady, but the market is inactive. BRANDT.—The demand has been good, and pri.ys are rather higher. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET. —THIS DAY. BF.RKSIIIRE.—Tma DAY. READING Palmer .. 30 Barrington .... 40 Vansittart 3•; Walter . 12 PtYgorra...— B. Gentle Wane O'er's"' hatoorrox ...... S.W. :lenelo Enna Partially Coady 11•271111,1 S.W. Gentle linen Partially Camay d ..1..... , trr.. .... W. Strong linen °reran Patiancom W. Gentle Want Partio:l7 Coady (tna.ramois MILE:MICH .. ftTIOOD W. Qua Breen Cloudy :mane.. loactiensa Castaauros .... VA ZNOtTO W. Gentle Breen (Sogdian 26/ 152 i 4 IS3 BCCKLNG !MINH IRE.—Tms DAs, BUCKLNGILUE POLL.-10.45 a.m Disraeli 1 /apse Cavendish Lee I 33 ;3 NS 1(6 s d THIS DAY, Noow. Cosine of Wind. Strength of Wind. Mao of Me Weetber. W. Gentle Breese. Oeetcset. LINCOLNSHIRE NORTH.—Tuts DAY. GR131•411%-10.43 A.Y. Cholmcley Christopher . . Stanhope LIYCOLN POLL. Christopher 463 Stanhope 370 Cholmeley AYR DISTRICT.—Tms DAY. IN% ERAET.-9.30 &]I. Boyle Crawford 9 illiAele. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Saturday morning at nine o'clock. The market is still flit, with very little business doing either on the spot or speculatively. Prices are quoted 31 under: Town Tallow 355. 9d. nett each; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 371. Bd. ; October to December, 371. tad. to 9d.; January to March (1863), 335. 3d. Arrivals for the week ending July 28, last year, 1,188 casks; and delivery, 1,148 casks. The arrivals du•A.g the week are 377 casks from St. Petersburg, 153 South America, and 75 other places. Total, 60.5 casks. 1014) 2 100 6 1' so a" I 1 1 Pm 171 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and trade brisk, at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, SOL to 90i.; inferior, TOs. to Ns.; new, 60s. to bOs. ; Rows, Clover, old, tiOs. to 100 s.; new, 70s. to Ws.; Straw, 325. to 365. 12. 1 129 di I I!01 LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. LORAL SHARE MARKETS. JTLT 19.—Our share market has been flit •••• .131eiTe tie d.y, and quotations in the abseuce of busi ,•••• :osier. The f.,llowing aro the only transaction. L Lineashire, and .Cheshire, 9 d.—Ditto (221. 11 d.—Cal.donian 221—Ditto (Groesbeck paean 111—Ditto (pretenses guaranteed), 94—Eastern ' , wits, 111—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 861 6 I—Ditto !'r - .11 Ours.), 3 d.—Ditto (20/. F sham). 1 p.—London sad North-Western, 113—Ditto (new 1 shersol. 32 1 M:sq.-stye, NlOlllOl, and Lincoln, 34—Midland, 781 8 i A —base (new ?ref, i per ant.). p.—South Eastern an d 14 Is —iossta • Wales, 41 4 —t York soil Myer Duo 011 m 131 ' ,, 1•11. Jct. , / 19.—There was • fall in prices in •h!. inarliet to-day, hu' very rood huskies, was done even et -4 drIIJIT ; iutal stork are in demand. MANcliestsit, Jr LT 19. —Prises were a shale lower ('ill, tut the market was firmer at the close of !lts de).lts re was a rodents mesot of bun's" done :—L4e6,l • 1-111 . 11an•ls, 7 4 —Chester and Holyhead. 214—South E..t.Tl S.. run Conspaiv, 81—Eastern Conatkre s 111. —1 Jur.cti.a, 81, i d., 4—DIN - khans (No. 1). 7 1 1— !is stxk , 1321—Set tfield New Preference. 1 1-15 Q . 11% 7 eyslisay and Usranainhun A. 9 146. I—Ditto B. 611 ' 16 224—Ymig, Newcastle, and Berwick l're kr •ec, SI —ltlackhern Preference 261. 114144 . JUL, Ps. —The sha re 'market has been weaker awning. )(Mande hare fallen 21. since Friday, and sh,sr a decline though less marked. The followirx •'e Cossing transartion. : —Midland stock, 78! ; Nor'h WchroWt.teen, bouth Eastern and D o ver, 221 ; Orsat s, 1601. littur.ti - Fittr.—A singular instance of ittate M the t visor linary heat of the weather enamel het we" le on the East and Weot India bea ,"Mot two o'clock on Friday after +4the lberhxze 4n one of the cuttinn near rmi•in4 Ki ng Henry's wan, Ball'opoad, ' •,* itoa, took hr.., was ouppow ne l, from the int ee heat 4 ?I° NU. Artkr blazing weep , for come time, it was ex "lout doing any damage to the raiway or ••,.., ! , 5r.,12 a large spice on the hank completely tkarred by the Me. WEST NORFOLIL—TinS DAT. THETFORD Poda..-10415 Hammond Ewe Bentinck 20 EAST KENT. OPTICIAL DILCLIMATION. :ring 3993 edes . 2579 itridgc WEST SENT. OFFICIAL DECLARATION. Filmy 3247 Smith Hodges BERKSHIRE. 0101111 POLL.—FIDIT DAT. Vansittart Palmer Barrington 1320 Walter B6 CUMBERLAND (EAST). (From the Liberal Committee.) CI.OSN Howard (Liberal) Mardian (Liberal) Salkeld (Derbyite) 1767 WILTSHIRE (SOUTH). TIIIST DST. Herbert, Lou2l. Wyndham' Salisbury Pon 489 190 453 Hinelon 282 678 267 Warminster 367 333 288 DENBIGHSHIRE. VISIT DAT. u Lliumulla ro ll , 2.37 rm W 227ynn. B tot. Biddalpb. 115 87 Ituthin, 1 r. 5. I.langolica, 1 r N. Llaarwst, 1 P.M. 145 111 70 DeALIN COCN7Y—llamilt , ,n, Taylor, Lentairne, and Craven nominated. Pernery niuz—Montgomery returned; no opposition. 100168ereern .... - 1, 33 .Ditto No. 2, 7 per Cmet„..l 1051121.1.4 k Es. 4 per OW 103 107 100.:e In...is SW ...1 93 1 3 0 ( beAcr aryl Holyhead .. le 2C $4 Dundee, firth. mid Aber. ken Jtze•na . - —. 33 6 'i liestAnglian , 3l.loB)6p.a. 3 S Do. do. (707 e.) 7 pe Cl. ' , req.C.0r. , ....etr.,3 p e„Noi. I 11 n , Id . I Ditto th• No.! 13 11 pm Do. Nett per Cent. •terli 141 , 4 ront.l.'n!mriertpiro.Bo.et. 17 :7 Font LIM» 3 p C. r. .M. f.d/iP,-relt, Perth, end D-04ee, 53 per Cent _. i 011•3 Plorlern 3 per Dint , II :Ci id I I.o.llpetkedeenub'ettorip 141 I Gt.nthlkeetra(l)F.l4othe 111 9 ,tikeet.Bkskliannren Spe i 11 pm I'Cit.wi •tern, lined 43 p.tt. Lanmo..lreml urns. P6lO, viz g pa Dn. ,e BLIT. Gua.Gper et Ditto Cant. 3 pet, 1832 ' LomlntAnthWe.tern Pre' LondomierrrkEnnkk.ph --,. . , lan.w3 e. la.': Do. N•w CIO . _.I 3 111 4 1 i 4 101 13 131 1 11 , '5l I'3 ir A r i m 4 11 21 1 if 11111 3 31 Fa y ' m 1 1 1 1/f 181 16_. Ditto rreferetwo I !Cwt.'. Iteor .4,0_ W. Waverly %%Boy ; 4 1 uti ,Oaloird, Worto;:er a. d ; Wohtr..&l3.6p4Cont i .. Do. _do. do I ishrorrallanr..Norlivar. lltrews.atebestst(Mor.W. Stn. , S per Qat— ... !beta Uor:.n . ...• OM& Terk. 4 prr Ct.Ous.] Watertard & Lamy ...I Tork./lomitticdt Bsirw..l 04.Norsk or Eag.pursh. ,Dlttn Ditto is . ii !Ma :v las los a 4 OS ad aLWATS. 1011110 X 'hems' Prime (Vier. ..:Latit nal ,ahl &wit" Dutch Ithesidi Met :caul . (west loodec. idoeuls. Ds. Do. Grind Issettoo of d.Westo(Csosde, Da. do. do Do. goads (led MIL. feted Lis dela Alee,leide &CY at Per opal. Is 16 3 7 1 / 4 1; zi le tantaisbeari Do. IltaLlway) Do. I D. (Cana1) . ..... r Writ Anturaa... ! I*. da. New Namur sad Law Northern of francs... Do. PS. 3 per aL Ikeda (for & & Awiessabs.) Derma n 1 Bordeaux Pena mad Lyons Parts and Orleans rafts sod ... 4 e 9 1 1111 114 IN Te 71 34 S 84 S zd 1 38 , 44 136 I 84 61 Pa.s and Roue sad Slane instals and M Tours sad Fic.t , s I West " Wooten M [nate 44 • 4. II pa The house which may receive the guano on consignment shell pay over to the agents, mentioned in Article 10 of this agreement, the sums necessary for the payment of the divi &did, every six months, fourteen days before the maturity thereof, and on the 31st of December of each year the said house shall also deliver to the said agents an account of all the sales thereof, so that they may see the nett produce resulting therefrom; and shall also pay over to the said agents whatever surplus may result from the sale of the said our half of the guano. From this clause it appears that the account of the proceed. of :ho sales is to be rendered annually only, so that the agents of the government have the option of delaying the investment of the funds accruing during the first half of this year till the i beginning of next year. We understand that on this plea the agents have determined to invest only the fourth part of the surplus in the Deferred Stock, nezordiog to the terms of the agreement, and to defer investing . the Active portion till next year, or until further instructions can be received from their Avernment, in consequence of the price of the ctive Bonds being maintained above par. The entire amount of the first half-year's surplus, however, was invested in or about August last year, and it is certainly desirable that this operation should be carried out with uniformity. As to the allegation th .t the government are not called upon to invest above par, the bondholders can refer to the agree ; mcnt, in which there is no allusion to that range as ithe limit of these investments. It can also be suet Iby pointing out that the purchase is really effected below par, as if the government purchase three Active Bonds of 1001. each, at the price of 1041., and one Deferted Bond at 68, it is clear they extinguish 4001. debt at the rate of 941. 10s, per cent. There still remains, however, one important point of the case to be considered. In April, next year, the sinking fund of one per cent. only will come into ! operation, and we believe there is good foundation • for the fear that the Peruvian agents contem plate not only introducing the system of drawing the bonds by lot for redemp tion, instead of purchasing them at their curvet market value, bat that they actually have it in view to include the three-fourths of the sum of 228,0001., end the other amounts that may accrue prior to that date, in the new system. Of course the bondholders will make a stand in defence of their rights, and we already hear threats of Chancery proceeding! should any irregularity be attempted. The fact is, that at the time these clauses of the agreement were drawn up, no one dreamt that the profits from the guano monopoly would have proved so large, and now that the richness of this source of revenue is fully seen, the mauifestation of a niggardly spirit would sit very ungracefully on the Peruvian govern ment. It is presumed that tho main object of Peru in the convention concluded by her with her creditors was the re-establishment of her credit, an aim in which she has certainly succeeded, and she can scarcely be blind to the impolicy of overthrowing the favourable opinion now beginning to be generally entertained since her punctual discharge of the divi dends on her foreign debt. Hamburg letters received this day mention that very hot weather had prevailed fur fifteen days, with out even a shower. Itaiu was beginning to bo called f)r, as the green crops was being burnt up, and fears were entertained of - the premature ripening of the Liam= Camay .... ......... , B.W. Goole Berl= Clatedly lit woo= PLTISOCTI ?sus • ............. B.W. Gentle area= Cloudier PoanIICATU .... Itazoorou N.E. Gentle Brea* 1 Rata 14A1111,011. hot TuAMPTOM t oLocsecola S.W. L sta Brans Overesat 1 i !thinDolt GREENWICH S. Geatle Brea= lain fittooD ihrumeoll .,....., S. List& Alas I lain C ozarana &E. Cats ORIVINt Csusatmes tatagogy. auLTJUAD 8.8.W. Gentle Stew Peggy Lueasareu ...... Wenvere .. .... Ds ra.uturow .. MI. Gentle Brass Partially Clindy SitAr Burma ........ THE BRIGHTON DIVIDEND. The accounts for tho past half-year having been yesterday submitted to the directors, they have de cided upon recommending the payment of a dividend for the half-year of 325. per cent. on the consolidated stock of tho company. TnE TELEGRAPII BETWEEN IRELAND AND SCOT- Lann.—As previously arranged, several gentlemen con nected with the Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland (originally called the Irish Submarine Company), on Friday proceeded from Donaghadee harbour, on board one of the Belfast steam tag boats, accompanied by another vessel, to lay down the electric submarine cable between Donagliadee and Portpatrick. At an early hour the vessels started out side the harbour, but shortly afterwards the atmosphere became thick and hazy. They nevertheless proceeded on their journey, and steered in a direct line towards the point of termination on the Scottish coast. The length of the cable was twenty-five miles, and of this seven were safely anchored in the Channel, end on repeated trials it was found that the electric spark passed along this with the utmost freedom. At this point, however, a strong cross-current setting in, Capt. newts thought advisable to stop until the present spring tilts are over, alter which the remainder of the cable will Lc laid down. The course of the portion laid down is marked by buoys. So far the undertaking has been successful, and but for the currents to which we have referred, the entire length of the wire would have been ufely stretched to the opposite coast. This company is now the only ono in this kingdom acting with the original telegraph company of England, and they intend, at the earliest moment, to carry their wires to the extremity of Ireland, and, by sending out quick steamers to catch the American steamers, be ena bled to furnish news from abroad many hours sooner than it could arrive by the present mode of transit. It is to us a matter of gratification that we had the pleasure of wit nessing this auspicious commencement of an undertaking, the facts of which we are the first to record, and which, we hope, will contribute largely towards the commercial progress of this and the lister kingdom.—Banner of Ulster. MONDAY, Jets 19. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 5,600 firkins of Butter, and 1,220 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports 5,280 auks Butter and 550 bales Bacon. We have ts‘thing new to notice in Iriah Butter sines this day sennig4t, the business transacted being chiefly of a retail character, p-ices are unchanged. Foreign advanced 4s. to Cs. per cwt. tor the best, the shipments being rather short. We experienced an active demand for Bacon, the conti nued heat of the weather having caused a good consump tion, and prices advanced 3s. per cwt. during the week. llama very beefy, and 4s. to ties. per cwt. advance rea lised. Lard also very firm. Stocks and deliveries for the wear ending July 17 Evrrta., I 114(v9. Skiek. Delivery. - 1650 14,590 2, 2.0 1511 12,610 6,560 1523 ^- 'V 3,690 Stock. 3,610 3,910 NEWOATE AND LEADENIIALL. Deism. /.1.170 2..700 Owing to the prevailing hot weather, these Markes con tinue to be very scantily supplied with each kind of meat, the demand for which ts in a slogg:sh state, at but little alteration in prices. Lee 614 by the carcase. .. d. .d. I s. d. 6 4 6 l Infettor Mottos 2 6 2 n II Middling ditto I In 2 10 0 Prime ditto 3 2 4 Urge Pork 2 6 0 daunt Peek 3 4 Lob, Is. 10d. to 4.. 104. Inferior Beef Middiang ditto Prime land ditto INtto mall ditto Vei.l 4.s I 6 3 3 10 I 6 3 6 ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. We note an improved demand for Butter in gool condi tion, at better prices; but the misfortune is, molt of it tow comes in a soft sod unsaleable state, owing to the heat of the weather. Dorset, tine weekly 7le. to 80s. per ewt. Po. rektdttos Fresh ... Se. to 111. Der CLOSING OF BOW CHURCH FOR HErAIRs.---On Sunday the ancient church of St. Ma le-Dow, Chcapside i which was built by Sir Christopher Wren, was closed for the purpose of undergoing extensive internal repairs. This church unites the parishes of St. l'sfary-le-Dow, St. Pan cras, Sept ' , lane, and Allhallows, Honey-lane, and on thes► three parishes has just been levied a rate of Bd. in the pound to meet the expenses of the repairs. .. ' /",~ ;~ ,J, '- ISI Si 2.i zd •.: