The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-12 00:00:00

I e_L,;, / ~..c,.., , ,x-e..:, ---- / --- --; , 44 , 14 l b t Ol i f fl 3 rt 5,51 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, lB5l. No. 1,549.] [THREEPENCE. L ARES of KILLARNEY, COVE of CORK, &c. • LONDON and SIMITII-WKATZIIS RAILWAY. —TICK ETV, &violable lee THKVE &MKS, 'TAW.i/ parties to Mast the ark. bested Tablau and e•urprrova Maps war tee Menai Straits, tee City et Dobbs, the lals s er Kalamai, esti City asd Cave of Cork, vat ho &anvil %mut Sep& attar mat ham tits following eta' toes, were hill partkalas may be Lai rest Ches. lteemal Class. Loehr to Killarney ad %oak ... 0 • lanalagasre t KtiLentry sad leak II ... 4 S • Merisirster to litliantey aa4 rash 4 4 • ... 310 0 Muter to bi sharp nod bark 4 0 • ... $ 3 0 Br shirr. MAIM TIUIBIL Omani Plavainit's Oar% gnaws Stades, May, tail. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. I, Pribee.sireet, Hoak. lond.o. Ear.wrvid by Apecial Mt Parlasiblet, 4 Viet., sap. b. Chairman - Odaarl Ropyrii ai.E.WIDEH. HI orkberib.port. George ii.eusgtnet. Iraq , Nrelda. I Jobe Dream% Pm , 1, Prime r, 11111.4 lirmaredrey. I arra, Hank. Idallam Pardott, Uri., V. • Y 21.116612 L YoArr, PA., Cold ihardrarree . Hartarar.Me. Lastserm4l. 11'. P. Orearrill, Yary., abadaell T. S. (Watt, tag., Totoralmme -101 Talabralosa. yard. Osumi Nees. Fp . allacklramlL , H. L. Male, Paq., Donor's Om. 1111 lbs Coreatry, 1r..q., Whirl ., mama Hart.saart. laaelord wart. Hamar -Sours. Dreamt, Yaw sad Fowler, 1, Priamatreet, B.U.i SaLrerroaa—Harr*. 111.1.rral aJ . 9irearag, Loadosatreet, LOT %MIAOW OV 1101111 mace C•LOIT SATIN Of IIIIVItlf• Percent matured si corollas to them nem are allowed credit (with out seourity) for hit the WU ant of the Oct seven annual premium's., paying intnam Thereat el the tate of On per emit. per annum, with the option of purify, off the arrears of premium. at any WSW. or Maine the tlitlueted tram the wain mauled altodd the policy noun • chum. ram 1.0.101 AND 00511. A Table rid: voted e.retisty tor •he enuring of Inns and Den". by which the attest nanny la obtained an eery low, but gradoilly la armours Prutroman Po mire rut..l, with tut the esartion or a An, at any time within ttrrlre mn atb.. II hesaft reams unimpaired. A Doan of lotted°. in attendance daily at 2 o'clock. Aar of the A.kl•ed in every ern admitted in the policy. Medical Atte. dant, remunerated In all mere fre their report. t Ivrea run the Intl Cunt) Rs.* of premium. Amend Premium required wr 41 An AML,2 .1 21Ce £100, for the Whole Tens .1 Ult. ,le Pren Maim after Seven Veers. ice . S! I 9 'iii L 3 $ 4 3 14 4 4 5 11 11 13 4 • 111 I Iteeident Director. ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. Detailed Proniectuffee, lel every requi.lte infonnotion as to the mule of effecting n.lll lOW, Nay be oh:ninon upon application at the office, I, Primes one et, Irk Limb ;se et tine several agents the“ushout the eulstry. EW ELLERY. - DODD, BROTH ERS, 40, "Me). jewslk re, allvernalthe, and vattilimakert, beg to 'plied an Inspection of thelt esten.tee A S,ORT 1111.111T of JILT WIXAMIIIITA tonal.' • Kock of the ettenet.4 stake es drier la Asir. he, law*. kewletth Is Is not IdaY Ilia—s.°Druid& FLOOR CLOT HS. — Lotrey. wwwolsi ...... --- W. IL par again yard. Em I TWbEr pstftwi fa. N. do. do. cue. Mew Cilli INDIA SAUDI*: 0000 A rum mats and Maraud. 'own?. lIANDYJIMILV.R. SSE NEW EAVOIDorrtkINV.T. T . () LAI)IE3.—ROWLANDB' RALYI)OR, for the kin anti erompleatoo.—lt Is diwlngobilted be Its extremely bUnd, toot.yite and r..rthing ed eta the PiLIN whin., by Ito awl.. on the poen and minute -ecretory rentela, It ezpeht all Iteparioca tr.an the outface, Whir. 'my tendency to iullainaartioa, and thus eltretaxiy diwitedra all redness, tan, 'woolen, 191001, freckle., dia coorat.ono, and idher cutaneous rioit,itiuno. The radiant blution It impart. in the chi rk, and the winner. and delicacy .butt It induiteo on toe h.auto and atm% render It utdopenrolde". every twlet. Gen tlenotn. after ohartar, cal find It allay ad lent dine awl tentiernea. of the Ann, .and. it a oil. 14110011, and licensee of PpIITIUM Kalydote for pole. The W.lig ikIR Kalydae" Sr. ton the wripyer el the genuine article, and *A. 'Lowland and don, 2n, Hatton Gard, n," are mini euteritro! on Lbw government stamp stilled on each bottle. Peke H. ad. and es. 6d.—Sold by them, and by thosontaann l'atturices. )31U BARItY'6 IthVAI.ENTA AltAlilCA FOOD. Cure Na 71. of dyaperwhi: roan the khan 11.. a. the Lord wet de Derive :—. 1 bate dreier' riondelable benefit lion Tarot litrmlenta Arahica Coed, sad c.inaider It due to ',whale., alai tbe rabbi, to autbitehme thw publication of there licuo."—Stinat de Decks. Cure 4:0,1113:—•' Enty inch,' iwkwerib Igo , agony from ilyiwpaia, arr. Townie., &Alma, ran; a. moat' r.ti..n, flatulency. Nom... illtilll , R. It tba stomach, and rin..ttnim hair berg r, moved by Du KW WI , t%Cfi• lest lasi "—Marla Jolla tt ortasui. Ling, near Duo, Norfolk. Cure No. 4,2 , a , :—•' IJ.ht ',tea' dy opal** nerwahwera, debility, with cramps, gnome, cud namea, far which my r rvaat load consulted the advice id many, li ire barn etrostually renamed by las Barry'• dela:ham trod in • very .hot tune. loh,a be happy h, Dame, any Inquiries." Bev. Jahn N. nerelt, lUddinatar, Rectory, Norfolk.—Sold in cani,o. be.., vitt', toll matrurtionr, whetting alb.. at 7a. 941.; 7111., at h.. ad ; alb., at ilk; 1.1 h., at 22•. Sup emenarl quality, 1014., at ala. ; 31b., at Li.; lb. UM mg 121 h. raniatera arc rent tree of caeristce as tr. art:1•11 ..u..-L.l.e senora by DU BAKI4 aLd '.'••., 'l7, Now host, et., ....1.... 0 : ...e to . aret.eturdwuce., r0...9, -.1 uter.tt-rt.o t. IRELAND. Deana, Arm:sr 11. Messrs. Keogh, M.P., Reynolds, M.P., and Sad leir, M.P., have been appointed a subcommittee to prepare resolutions fur the approaching aggregate catholic meeting. The ('erk Reis,rfre forebodes much evil from the agitation which this aggregate meeting is intended to inaugurate, and apprehends that the threatened '• Catholic Defence Association " may 1w the means of producing considerable mischief. The southern journalist says : lithe question that we have to consider he one of con flict• beta ccii the papal and the anti-papal parties, we must my that we have no expectation that victory• would be found to attend the former. Hut is the question one of conflict ? Here, it appears to us, the whole essence of the matter is contained. If the Defence Association keeps to its legiti mate duties-4a confines itself to the temperate risainte -11,111(7 of the rights of catholiis to hold as good a footing in these islands th rt afforded to the professors of all other creeds -must we of necessity anticipate that the result will be angry and exciting collision between the catholics and the rest of the community ? We certainly do nut see that such a conflict is unavoidable. We beheve that it may he averted, if extreme a iMlnm, prudence, and waiver preside over the proceedings oif the D.•tence Association. I regret to say that all the accounts from the country this morning mention the appearance of the potato blight, but nearly all of them add, that from the advanced state of the crop, there is reason to hype that the injury will not be extensive. It is understood that the directors of the Bank of Ireland, the Provincial, the National, the Hibernian. and the Royal Banks, have agreed to permit the clerks and assistants in the different offices in Ire land to visit the Crystal Palace, accompanying the favour with a gift oi 10/. each. I)owNrAtiett . k ELl:cm:v.—On Friday an election was held in this borough, for the purpose of returning a member to serve in parliainent in the room of Richard J. C. ltivers Ker, )Lei., who lies accepted a diplomatic em ployment connected with the Russian embassy. The hour appointed by the sena-ft:hal, Hugh Wallace, Ern., who is the returning odteer, was eleven o'clock, shortly after which the candidate, the How. Charles Stewart Ilardinge, eldest sou of the gallant Lord Ilarditage, drove into town, accom panied by his cousins, I). S. Ker, EN., and the ex-member, Mr. R. Ker, I. 'dr Selina Ker, the Hun. Mrs. D. S. Ker,&c. John Hastings, km., in a short speech, proposed the lion. Mr. llardinge, who came recommended to them as the re lative of their landlord, one of the hest to 1w found, and who was exerting himself so much to increase the trade and prosperity of the town. lie spoke iu high terms of the dis tinguished services and gallantry of the hon. candidate's father, whose name was it pasepwrt in itself, and he had uo doubt hut that if returned he would prove a !nog excellent member.—The nomination having Neu seconded by Hugh Clelland, lig., and no other canthilide having offered, the seneschal declared Mr. Hardinge duly elected, who re turned his grateful thanks to the coustituency.—Mr. Ker, the ea-member, afterwards addressed the electors, and entered into au eaplanatiom of his parliamentary career, vindicating his votes in behalf of free trade, which he had no doubt, when worked out, would be conducive to the benefit of both landlord sod tenant—as also his support of her Alaiesty's government on the Ecclesiastical Titles As sumption Ital.—Previous to leaving town Mr. Iturdinge controlouted most liberally to various charitable and literary institutions of the town. Com: ease of Colonel Vatuieleur r. Capt. Kennedy, which had excited so much interest at the previous trials, occupied Serjeant Howley in the Cork County Court nearly the entire of Saturday. At balf•past five the jury retired to consider their verdict, and in half on-hour after, having come into court, and announced that there was to likelihood of their agreeing to a verdict, as they were rips oily divided in opinion, they were discharged. —ln the case of the Cork and Bandon Railway the !grand jury have found true bills against the directors for riot, at the prosecution of the convectoon, having on the previous day found bills against the contractors at the prosecution of the direeton. Both cases will be tried in the Count of the ensuing week, POOR LAW RELIEF IRELAND.—Yesterdny a return to parliament ar.ar printed. frost which it appears that in the three quarters of the financial year, ending the sth of June last, the total expense incurred for in-main trounce was, 4.14,488/., and for out-door relief 8,0021. la other expo am% 102/08/., making the total expenses in curred 856,0781. The pocr-rate lodged astonoted to 840,3801. sad the total poor law valuation was 11,923,4401. DURING THE PAST WEEK. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. (num the Meet Lose Express:, Two o'CLocit. The splendid weather with which we have been 1, The share market to-day has been quiet; but a few favoured since our last has caused a complete revolution sellers have come forlnsd, and prices are quoted the in public opinion in respect to the probable result of the turn lower. East Lancashires, Caledonians, London harvest ; the doubts and fears occasioned by the wet in and South-Westerns, and Midlands, exhibit a frac- July having been dispelled, and a sanguine view is now taken of the future. The change certainly came most op- tional decline from yesterday's rates. To-morrow taken as the injury must have been serious if the • being " continuation day," preparations for the set weather had not taken up when it did. Large breadths of tlement of the account will commence, and will in corn having been badly laid, sprout and mildew would duce more activity. The rates of " continuation "to have ensued if more rain had followed • but the powerful • trie next account are expected to rule very light, a sunshine and drying breezes having a bsorbed the superflu— ous moisture, little danger exists of mischief resulting even cons ideration cal cu la te d t o 0 support to th e aff rd in those districts where the crops have been most exten sively lodged. Hitherto, however, the proportion of grain carried is comparatively small, and nothing definite can therefore as yet be said as to the probable yield ; that which has been secured has been carted in excellent order, and is likely to prove of huperists quality. Cutting was pretty generally commenced in all the southern parts of the king dom on the 4th instant • this, though rather late, is earlier than won expected would have been the case, and should the weather continue tolerably auspicious, a considerable quantity of grain will have been got safely into the stake yards before this day week. In the present position of affairs it is not easy to obtain attlr allaustajoiontotisla implied to the productiveness of the different kinds of corn, &c. I'nder the influence of bright sunshine, there is a disposition to forget the weather which preceded, and many who eight or ten days ago gave way to despondency now talk of a superabundance. We are Inclined to take the middle course: bearing in minii that the summer has not been particularly propitious, we can scarcely hope that the night frosts in June and the storms in July can have passed without doing more or less mischief. In some districts there will, we are convinced, be rather a short yield ; and though this may be balanced by the superior produce in other quarters, our present impres sion is that the crops will not exceed a moderate average. The next point of importance is the state of the potato crop. We have now arrived at that period when the disease has generally shown itself in preceding years, and within the last fortnight unmistakeable signs of blight have been noticed in different counties, which leave no doubt that a portion of the produce of this valuable root will again be lot. To what extent the disease may yet spread it is impossible to foresee; symptoms of blight came under our own notice as early us the 20th ult. ; since then reports have reached us front various quarters, speaking positively of indications of the malady ; it is, however, generally described as less virulent than in former seasons, and we are induced to hope that the loss will not be great. Many of the growers are hurrying their potatoes to market, fearing that they may not keep, and for some time to come we may expect large supplies and low prices. This must naturally leaven the consumption of other kinds of food, more especially that of bread, and help to eke out the stocks of old wheat. The value of the latter article is therefore likely (for a time at least) to be depressed rather than otherwise by the apprehension felt as to the soundness and keeping quality of the potato. *fhe farmers having been very busily engaged in the harvest fields, the deliveries of all kinds of grain have been moderate front the growers, but from abroad considerable supplies of breadstuffs have arrived during the week at the principal ports on the coast, as well as into London, which receivers have been anxious to place without incurring landing expenses. There has consequently been a good deal of pressure at the leading corn markets held during the week, and the fall which took place in the value of wheat at Mark-lane on Monday last has been generally responded to, prices having since then receded Is. to 2s. per qr. in the agricultural districts as well as at the huge consuming towns. The advices from Scotland speak well of the prospects for the harvest in that country, and as yet we have heard of no complaints from thence of the potato disease. Wheat was cheaper, both at Edinburgh and Glasgow on Wednesday than on that day ee'unight ; and other articles were lan *aced thereby. The reports from Ireland are not favourable as regards wheat, which is said to be much infected by maggot. Oats, the other hand, promise a large yield, and the few parcels of new which had appeared are described as fine in quality. The accounts in reference to the potato crop in the sister isle are very conflicting ; in some counties we arc informed there are nu signs of the disorder, while in others the ravages are said to he extensive. The favourable re ports certainly preponderate, which we are 'listened to view WI a good omen. The article was being very extensively consumed, and the demand fur Indian corn had almost ceased. The receipts of wheat front abroad have been liberal. The depressed state of the wheat trade has influenced the demand for flour, and the transactions in the latter article have been on quite a retail scale since last Monday. The millers have not as yet altered the top price, but there was evidently greater anxiety to sell on Friday, which gave the buyer a decided advantage. The receipts of flour from France have been moderate, viz., 1,713 sacks ; and from America 1,789 barrels have come to hand. In English barley, nothing of interest has transpired, and no price has yet been fixed for new. The arrivals of this grain from abroad have been large for the time of year, and the tendency of prices has been rather downwards ; really good fresh grinding qualities were not cheaper, either on Wednesday or Friday, than in the beginning of the week ; but anything wanting condition was difficult of disposal, even at somewhat reduced terms. Malt has excited very little attention, and has scarcely sold so well as bet ore. The arrivals of oats coastwise and from Ireland have been scanty; having, however, received 150,000 qrs. within a fortnight front :abroad, the market has been abundantly supplied. By far the greater part of the above-named quantity is from Itossian ports, and the fall has been greater on Archangel, Riga, and similar sorts than on any mine qualities. Prices appear, however, fur the present, to have touched the lowest point, and there was evidently more in clination to buy both on Wednesday and Friday. Prices 6d. per qr. below those current on Monday were pretty freely offered ; but as the factors were not generally dist post d to accede to the abatement, the business actually dune was not very extensive. Peas have also hung heavily on hand, and hale scarcely sold so well as before. The reported re-appearance of the potato disease iu Ire land has tended to give confidence to holders of Indian corn, and though very little disposition has been shown to . buy, 2 0 e. Gil. has been asked for Galatz, and 275. per qr. for Odessa. TILE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORM TRADE, market. The directors of the York and North Midland Railway, it is this morning officially , announced, have decided upon recommending a dividend for the last half year at the rate of Ss. per SOL share. SHARES AND STOCKS UNOUARASTEED. o.i Pd. ., Almenken . %cabers., Notti ng., sad East !mantas _ Mos Jun *mai/WWI K. JOG iL 60 66 30 'a - eTowTo Matter alai Holyhead .. and Belfast Jane.. lEast Angina (SAS L.! E. are 611) Da. (SDI E. It H.) gratess (baulks Eastern Caton. Claw A . Hata IL U. Ph.) Do. ghee II aid C ditto Ira Innanhire Do. Nen aharea ,East as west India and Bum loonier Mishit. and t.ilteeter7 1 - 0 i ii IW 11, 50 1 00 (i..., ;D U: I 2 1 :r;;CE. 24 1 01.11seili. mid Wiwi. Ors.) Loossars awl Corlists .. De. Da wad lawiDalie Lowered Ildeok Larks and Madman . =ltehten. It S. Onset le North-Waters. Do. do., New where, Do. Midi! W. ir , ;; • London k douth-Womern I Do., kJO I I)o., ile Illancb.,llux., and Matlock Osnek.Ohet.,kliacolook., 14. Mat.es Line. Usiam I .Midland ... • lA,. ,cf,o ,hosoo ••• , Ib.Bolo. and Dtrby MidLond Omit Warkes(l)l Do. New E 20... Sof th‘gu Count's. Make I :tact!) isriti+l4 Stith Stud . forth tteetern ... • : *South West. June.l 10aford, Wore.,s ViViTer 1;;;Zen e" 11;.:11Zd . ihregra, & Claw A lb.. , ihrewsbury.ull.trefot4lo6.l ,hrewsbury (Nor. W. MIL) 2j .11! W. lAme,try It. i 1 I io,. N. -... ... .. 10 . illAttr.oLire Cakes ... .. Vi i $ south Devon ... ... .. it.' SO loud. Eartern ... ... __ 10 ISO South Wole2 ... . ... 20 I 13 South YorkdickitiverD4 , ' 33 I II Nirett,Rth.,ltUotile,S.Dr. 13 IS eitirlimr end lhinfertnlint 10; itockto• end liartlepol.. S 0 17: IbanteellarenDoekteituil. N' Is !Vile of Nesib .. ... 30 , SO ditterfurd and Limerick . St., 23 l'.2k,,icensettertiterste . . 23 .0 Do. du. Lemma :in .. * I 0 11.0.N.E.1'ottitore .. 111.: * Yolk odd Ninth Midiasi LIIIKA LEASED AT Ft $ • Mika& Ileum Eat.s per CO. (keel to Gt-Weetern 11114 $1 HinsinfthamathtiontJane egiellitlypd.,orwithituar aotee Ore . to tit.Weit. Ai l 101 Ditto witbuto a guarantee (Harald to tireetWeriers 10 IS Ulm.. Nblr., and Uodlty eiltedulypil...owitheuer. 417.ti1e1l to tat colViotterti • 13 Ditto without arty:take itraert to ..rerte....tert. 174 Irt,toa..•kieghtun to LoolltakiN.Wesirre, 00 SO ,Civiseeete Jutteaon ileareq to raleJoivett SS 10 iertLinetrieh.guar 6p.Cl. $ 10 pm 7 9 po7 171 171 44 46 tai meg to GCNortMitti)! 43 Sit limerstsr is Ursa Forestl (lea.ed to GreatWestera , It 2.1, pot olliitselby(l.lforkANltur 103 :95 Do. 4 Mara* (ditto; 514 424 Do. I Mar.'s (ditto) 93 24 Liordort Bradford ^2l idlan9 WI 102 i lloodog and Greens itra.-ed to South to-torn Ditto Berkman (ditto) Lowestoft Guar.4oero4ol 1 (omit to Norfok) lkirtimallf.satorn 5 peva, I (bird to Eastermatiest MI 12 50 145 D.lto ditto Few... 4 6pm 25 , $5 rrestoo.l:W ) ie Lott! I 11‘14.Mest.kLarmaikYorii 42 45 124 II Ditto 4 Mares (A; lititto) 6 Y 2. 0 20 I IP Komi., GualiL,and Crated 'u Snothlta.tetO 2ti 111 R. 1•4011 KW Machin *as ; to West Ntlf , 114:111 t; • 4 Do. Sitepreth 2 sat I: , SI Muth Stet ordshire tlmmti to Mr. IPClsaa • $4 3 dig :5 133 Wtot ti p.ll.pos. ',lewd to Sairatontiltir.' 245 V . 15 0 Nitta, Somerset, &Wets. , ,lag.td to GM .Vattern. 45 46 SO 13 14! 114 Li/ ex div 136 21 14 0 By the Moot recent advicee from the Baltic it appears that more or less effect bad been pmduced at the principal ports by the dull accounts from heuce ; but hullers of wheat had shown great unwillingness to give credence to the favour- abie reports in regard to the crops in this country, and a notion still prevailed that England would require large sap plies in the autumn. Prices had consequently nut given way so much as with us. The cutting of rye hit been ge nerally commenced, but wheat reaping would not, we are informed, be begun before about the middle of the month. 1 The probable result of the harvest is variously estimated, but a very large produce does not appear to be calcu lated on. Dantxic letters of the sth instant inform us that, though , the export demand for wheat bad fallen of, about 3,500 qrs. had changed hands since the previous post day at prices varying from 39i. up to 40s. 64. per qr. free on board. The , latter figure had been paid for a parcel of Upper Polish weighing 62Ibs. per huehel, but not of fine colour. Supe rior coloured samples were scarce, and a lot weighing , 62ilbe. per bushel had been held at 425. 63. per qr. free on ; hoard. Vessels were plentiful and freights low ; the last ! charters had been at 2s. tld. to 2e. 10d. for London, and the rate then offered was At 741. per qr. From Konigsberg we learn, under date of .sth instant, that little progress had up to that time been mule with har vest operations, owing to the backwardness of the crops; , and under the belief that the produce would uut be large, sellers had refused to give way much in their demands. Letters from Stettin of the ath August speak well of the weather, and the progress made with the harvest in that neighbourhood. Good supplies of old wheat having mean while been bronaht to market, prices had rather receded, and fair tillhs. Silesian was then obtainable at 364., and Uc kerutark and Pomeranian of 611 to 6211 m. weight at from 375. to 35.. per quarter free on board. At Hamburg prices of wheat were much the same 06 1 . Tuesday as on the previous post day. A few purehasesof wheat had been made fur shipment to the north of England and Scotland, but the transactions had not been extensive; for light qualities weighing 57 to 58Ibe. up to 5911 m., 365. to 38e., and tar GO to 62Ihs. samples from 395. up to4ll. 3d. per quarter free on board had been paid, In spring corn there W wet been much ;musing ; for Danish barley, 53 to 54Ibs. pw Nobel, equal to 225. per quarter free on board had Ill ll ea k td. The inquiry for oats had in a great measure a , but good qualities had not been offered below 175. W uh. per quarter tree on board at Danish ports. &sent ads ices from Ilnlbind do not speak so despond- keg of the probable result of the harvest as earlier in the emesm. The spring-own crops are said to have improved ahahmktly within the last kw weeks, and it was expectedi that thine would be some oats for export Lethre4frum Groningen. of the 6th lost , state that so seiglies new corn had yet appesred at that market, and l that eit Sleeks wire all but exhausted. Quotatioes were then for Poland oats, 401 b. to 42Ibe. we ht, 18s. Id. tol ; white teed, 351b0., 161.; and black ditto, 361bs. to 160. to 16s. 34, per qr. free on board. The reports from France as to the yield of the crops eery easterially ; the harvest will certainly not prove so pro. dretive in that country as last year, still there will, we are ' inclined to think, be some surplus for export. Business has remained in a dull stets, and at l'arie, on Thursday, both wheat and dour were easier to buy. Advises from Mar seilles of the .sth lust., state that Polish Odessa wheat had been Offered for immediate delivery at 335., while for future shipment 335. etl. per qr. had been asked. Stocks on the spot were small, and nothing of interest had been done for export daring the week. PREFERENCE SHAW. St. 10 .Caledordau LIO 7 74 13 . It 'ill eatermat Holyhead ... di ma Unwire, Perth, arid Aber _ th en Junction ...' Ma 311 33 EiatAnalomi.P.:OsAp.Ch 13 2 ,:r.witcluammica Latvia., ; S per Et No. 1 par Ipm Ditto do. No. 2 i dlit par .Uo. New 6 per Cries Hoy,. 1011 101 VostUnioa, s aripiru.op.Ct 111 12 ILlinliursh, Perth, end latodee, St per Cent . 3Me par lfrit or N.hern 3 per Cent 131 1 3 3 altha Wo Eighth. 1 It pea Laneashlreitiorks. V L2ni —Ms DOM G per Emit. Mod. ,Loodao,BrWist.,lS.fowo,; Prei.speret.4uxll,lll3l, from 101. aharis, E. :DittoCosser.3 perCt.,llo2. I Ditto New pros , . 0 prr LondoaatsthWe.trra New' 21 21 pm e 4 irNol 131 Do. New fle . 111 13 Do. . • 1 11 pm Mallaw.C.mr.llr.a.ll.sp.Ct 1211 130 Norfolk Este:taloa . 13 ld I.M. 51 per amt. Guar. : 41 41 North liralah. .. I 41 3 °Mord, Womeater, an.: I Wolrer., f 13.6 per Conti 1 psi ‘lirewalwiryßlSitsain.New Guraaterd 101 101 i Sbrimakehertev ort.W Mb.) II per ... 144 15j ihwth Derail lit 14 Turk. Newcamle,t Born.. Ot.North of Lai.poreb. 16 2f4 Ditto Ihtto .. 4 41 iliarktN3ll4.ila&3.Pareh 1 1 lOUs FORFIGN RA 1 to p.IIouI or ee earl Amierm . I 21 20 Cent:4' Vramem (V)erroa) , 111 $ Dutch I:hellish . .. .. 20 in 'LAI lellan .. ... .. .. • 11 5 Great 19.11sza Icnlmeelm 0 1 33; Do. 30 S ; Lazembearx ... ... 20 10 DA .... ... .. / UII 31‘. 1 51arts Ailimia . —. ... ...1 10 , 1.1 Do. dm Nem „. ... 10 ' 00 ' N MAW ans I.leee ... .. 00 111 INtrlbera et France . to' 9 ;Orleans 491 11..rdemea .... 21 2.. Pane and urinal ... 20 20 Pale aud Room ... .. 32 • al ,Pura sad Siessbolers ... 29 , 1:, Kamm A 93 Havre ... ... 10 • 30 ' , wallet :Aid Kraft ... —. 10 111 fm.r. eel Ulnas ... 3. 11, Wet 1:.,.a... ... ... IV' II 1.1 171 11 41 di sk i / 31 4i I I 1 2 it so $ 4 36 :11 IS !SI 31 31 1 dla to n 9 : 4 I I Aid 2 1 31 116 es int LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAT.—IE is understood that the London and North Western are in treaty for the Nottingham and Grantham line at 3 per tent. on the paid up capital and taking all the liabilities. The pousensioa of this line would give them, with the Yid- I WW I • monopoly of that district. i•ILWa name peter Yesterday. 10 10i I 9 i 4 IS 11 die 60 63 11.1 114 161 16 62 26 Ws :I 6 61 I 31 14 :44 411 $1 29 31 9 1 1 H 5 7 17 2 1 1H 1 Sly 39y U 66 144 141 79 11 49 4 50 9 9 poi y 1 4 1 4 •• 11 :2 I di 81 •93 44 ez illy! .111 123 2 3 3i pia 31 31 " 11 pia e 4 83 • I e 1 71 dls r du 11 3 197 II 31 11 di' 143 43t 201 20 31s •20 21 TI 71 $ 41 dis 17 19 14 13 els 3 11 6 die ci 1 91 91 .11a xl.o. 14 14 IN 16 71 41 1 3i 11 die Is 17 71 bi 10 12 die Si i 34 die 11 15 7'21 US 2 Si 2 254 i lig ei 9 96 10 19 13 Me Xl4 u. 4 2. dia I7i LED RENEA! i I Dui 2930 111 ' 31 .i., st.? ii is_ 1 _s U i li, MONEY MARKET. IHIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. The renewal of purchases by the government broker on account of the Sinking Fuad has afforded support to the stock market to-day, and with a some what restricted business, prices have been steadily maintained. This is the day fixed for the final set tlement of the account in Consols, but the event excites little movement, the fluctuation having been so trifling. Consols remain quoted 96 to for cash, and only I more for the 11th of September. Reduced Threes are the stock selected by the government broker, as a medium of instalment, the figures being 97i. The official business list is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, 961, 2 ; ditto, for account, 11th September, 991, 1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97i, I, ;. New . per Cents., 99, 984, 99,t. Bank Stock, 2131. There is no change whatever in the unfunded securities. Exchequer Bills continue quoted 465. to 49a. prem., and India Bonds, Ms. to 375. prem. The settlement in the Consol, railway share, and &twigs stock markets falling almost simul taneously this week, some demand for accommodation was expected to manifest itself, but the settling in the various markets appears likely to pass over very quietly. The rates fur carrying over shares are ex pected to be light. The foreign stock market has been almost deserted to-day, and prices arc nominally quoted without change, except for Mexican Bonds. which are decid edly heavy, and have declined to 30. In Rus sian Fives a few purchases for investment con tinue to be made from time to time, and the price is to-day marked at the improved figure of 1151. The bargains as yet reported are limited to the following stocks, viz.: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 91. Mexican Bonds, for account, 13th Aug., 30'4, 30. Portuguese Four per Cents., 321. Russian Five per Cents., 1822, 115;. Sardinian Scrip, par. Spanish Three per Cents., 38 A meeting of the Spanish bondholders is called fur Tuesday next, the 19th inst., at the London Tavern, to take into consideration the law for the settlement of the debt, as promulgated by the Cortes, with the sanction of the Queen. The traffic return of the London and Brighton Railway for the week ending the 9th instant, was 17,6521. against 13,071/. in the corresponding) week of 1830, showing an increase of 2,5811. and an average return of 101.88/. per mile per week, against 88.00/, last year. The return in both years embraces the Brighton races, but the difference in favour of the present season is most marked. The South Eastern receipts for the same week amount to 20,877/., against 16,694!. last year, being au increase of 1,183!. The average return per mile per week is 79.98/., against only 71.311. in 1830. The account, which will be brought to a liquida tion this day, opened on the 17th ult. with Consols for the 12th inst. at 96; to t, so that the present price is now almost iden tical with that which ruled a month ago. The daily fluctuations of prices since, as between the highest and lowest rates, both for money and time, are sub joined. 'I he highest money price during the period embraced in the account being 90Z, and the lowest 96f., the extreme fluctuation is shown to amount to no more than 3per cent., a circumstance which is almost unexampled, and which proves the compara tive desertion of this market by speculators, who find a wider scope for their operations in other depart ments, especially in the railway share market. The following is the table referred to : Cols for rook& for Acct. Date. Money. July 17. liakhret.;Lorma. Ilighea.l;;;E;t: —'— fuly 17 "I 11 :1 96 :i 1. - 96 II ....... —..—. 94 9y 96$ 96 .1 11..... ........... .......... 969 199 IN 96 9 a ............... ......... 96 sq 964 a ..... ~... tr, 999 901 9.4 04 bil to 6 94 96 , 2$ ..... _...... _ IN 96 99e 96. a 96 96 9,. 1 , 94 NI •. .94 99 ii 961 2,........ .... ...... le i 9C Si , 9 1 31 to. I 96$ N 92 ay. i - i 94$ 96 , 9 , ..1 O l6/ 9,k 90 96$ 4. 14,4 964 Va 96f 6 foool 91 li. l i I Otif 7 96; 96 I 984 6 .71 a , 96$ it 94 90. NI • ..: on the subject of reached us front the mu- The following come the Venezuelan debt, mittee of Spanish American bondholders : The committee have received the following letter from Mr. Lord, their agent, dated La Ouayra, 10th July,lBsl reference to the preeading duplicate of my last of 25th ult., I now beg to inform the committee that I have concluded with the finance minister an agreement, consist ing of 12 articles, for the rapitalisation of the arrear interest to the Ist of April lad, at par, and for the amount. Bonds are to be issued bearing 5 per cent. inter•sst, and a redemp tion fund besides of 5 per cent. per annum—say, 10 per cent. on the amount of the bonds to be assigned an nually, and, after paying the interest and charges, the surplus to be applied to redemption. This agree ment has been approved by the president and bis ministers ; but the sanction of the council of government is still required, and that will, I expect, be obtained in a day or two. This completed, the agreement has then to be submitted to the bondholders on the one hand, and on the other to the Congress in January next,' for their approbation respectively. When the agreement is before the committee, I trust they will find that it comprises all needful particulars. The minister has complained to Senor Rojas that ray last note was couched in strong terms. I can only my that it was so, because strong language had become necessary in asserting the rights of the bondholders. It is fit that I should here apprise the committee, in regard to the customs revenues, that we are now in the season of least activity in business, when imports are trivial, and that the crops have nearly all been shipped off. The active sea son usuall)• commences with the month of October, and con tinues without intermission to the following May. (Signed) H. J. LORD. Considerable int;esicontinues, and very naturally, to be felt by the Mexican bondholders in the pro gress of the affairs of the republic, and considering the large interests at stake, it is much to be re gretted, as we have frequently observed before, that the bondholders have no regular special information, such as would enable them to form an accurate idea of their prospects. The accounts that come occa sionally to hand are uncertain, and it frequently happens that the United States journals are the only recipients of intelligence from the republic, but the recent arrivals afford sufficient evidence of the des perate state into which the finances of the country have fallen. With a view to meet the imperati•e de mands of the government, four bills were presented to the Chamber of Deputies in the month of June (as already noticed by us), the first providing for a territorial impost, the second establishing a general capitation tax, the third augmenting the circulation and export duty on silver, and the tourth levying a consumption duty on tobacco. All these projects appear to have encountered the strong opposition of the press, on the plea of their infringing the rights of the various states of the confederacy ; but the urgent appeal issued by the finance minister to the governor of each state in which he warns them that without mutual assistance and co-operation both the states and the federal government would " fall vic tims to the disorder attendant upon anarchy," ap pears to have had its effect upon the :finance committee, to which the four bills were presented, and the whole of them, except the one im posing the capitation tax, were reported upon fa vourably; whilst the latest accounts state that two of these measures have already passed the Chamber of Deputies. The report of the committee throws more light upon the actual position of the finances than the bondholders have probably for some time past been accustomed to. After alluding to the nu merous obstacles that present themselves to the adop tion of the measures proposed, the committee state that the consideration they have placed before them selves is this, that " within two months there will be no money for the necessities of the general govern ment ; the government will be forced to leave unattended all the requirements of the public service, and the nation will tail into dissolution." In other parts of the report the committee further allude to the incalculable disorder which such a state of things would produce, and expressly state—" All lesser in conveniences ought to be east aside, to save us from it; but if unfortunately there be no way of avoiding it, if the government have no hopes left of prompt and positive aid from the states, the nation will have arrived at that point when it will be necessary to suspend all payments on the exterior debt, sentences and compromises, whatever be their nature, or rather there will be no means to attend to the most urgent expenses." How these laws, which will quite dis arrange the present administration of the revenues of the states, will be received by them, remains to be seen, but the report alludes, in terms of anxiety, to the difficulties which will be encountered in their execution, even when approved of by congress. The present expenditure of the Mexican govern ments is stated to amount to 10,997,334 dubs., and the revenue to M,139,340 dots. only. From the mea sures introduced, it is anticipated thlt a further sum of 3,000,000 dubs. will be realised, so that there would then appear to be a surplus of 142,000 dols. ; but this estimate involves a general reduction of the salaries of all the government officials, those who are on active service receiving only three-fourths of their pay and those who are not so, only two-thirds. lite subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled yesterday. Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every ease we take the rate of interest last declared as Ale basis of our calculation : Three per Gent. Conania prim OGI yield per east. ,C 3 2 d Throe per Cam. Reduced New Three.and.a.tluotter per Cents.— 99 3 5 Bank soak 7j per cant. per saw) 210 3 9 Indi a Stock (div. to ( per cent. pecan.) 2411 4 0 Binds Mar fiti!tv (Int. lyiL tier day) 4ss. pm. „ 2 4 ()rat weaterna £5ll cb. (probable forthcoming die, M the rate of 4 per 66 cent. per ann.) Lancanhire 010 t Yorkshire .ClOO Stock• last div. at the TAW of 2 per cent. per ann.l London and :idiot) , Western. Stock ((forthcoming dividend at the rate of 3y percent. per 9111111111.1. 34 London sod North *.tervens.Stook (pro belle fortherming die. at the rate of 51 per cent. ter ann.) Midwives Stock (Giritwoming die. at the rateof ly per ri Id. pet ann.l tooth )'Opterer •Iwit half-yearly dividend Ina. ter 30 1 . Mateo. es.si to SL 6i. bd. care ,er .00.1 Hamburg letters of Friday notice t;.' iise in the price of gold, which is now quoted .12fil, per nark. fhe exchange on London had also advanctd Schilling. The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows: Previous Quotations. Antwerp, short Amsterdam, short Ditto, 2 month, Bovrout, 3 months Bahia Bremen, short • Ditto. 2 months Christiania, short 4.66 Ditto, 3 months Constantinople 3 mos. 112} Copenhagen, . hurt Ditto, 3 mouths Frankfort, short Gibraltar, 90 days Gothenburg, 9) days Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months llavaiinah lo6} Kingston, Jamaica, 30 `par, }p. c. days f dis. Ditto, 90 days Leipzig, 3 months 6.20 Milan. 3 months .. 4 4 13 01 1 0 0 4 3 4 „ 516 3J Latest Quotations. 251'. 1111. 821 116. 75 1141 281 d. 62b 641 616 4.66 4.6 J G 2 1121 $9 . 8.86 1181 1 511 d. 11.43 13m.& 13m.41 106 1. par, 1 to 1 p. c prem. par to 1 p. c. dis. #3.30f 291. 08 110} 2181} 25f. Gr 2 241 85 28 d. Madrid New York, (i 0 dugs Odessa Paris, short Ditto, 3 months I'crnamhuco 2B d. Porrof Spain, Trinidad, 30 . days Ditto, 90 days — 4140 dub. Rome 479.50 485 Itio Janeiro Itiga, 3 months Nalonica, 3 months 119.20 30 119 119.10 San Francisco Solemn! llll 1 111 1111 Sydney Stockholm, hitt/ft Ditto, 90 days St. Petersburg, 3 mos 37ld. 38d. 37 15.168.38 1.16 d fira .. 28.430 28.60 Trieste Venice 'Vienna A bill for the increase of the circulation and ex• port duty on silver, we are advised be the Asia, hte passed the Mexican Chamber of beputies. The terms arc of some interest, in connexion with the produce of the silver mines, in which English capital is embarked. Instead of 2 per cent. now paid on silver introduced into the parts from the interior, the 4 per cent., fixed by the decree of the 10th of March, 1843, is re-established. The exportation of gold coin is ti be governed by the llth and 12th articles of the law of 24th Nov., 1819. Silver coin for exportation is to pay 6 per cent. instead of 3; per cent. as hitherto. Silver ware, or the metal made up into toys, figures, Ste., will pay 7 per cent export duty. As regards the circulation duties, this law is to come into operation within three months after the date of publication, and for exportation duties live months after that date. ENULIOII FUN DA.—THIS Dar. 11114 k Stork. 213 16 , Lono Atatoitie.. :4 3 pot (3. 1tcdut...1.:.71 8 i Inliu St,k, 2,1 3 CperA. COll.l -...,53 i i onto it.u4s, —, —a. Ct. Cottude, 111 1 9 Eachequa 8i11..1,004t.,16e.43.. pm. 4 for Acct.. ii.,M. 11 966 1 6;01t11021 FUNDS. 11 per Ct. Beldt.n, 13 6 3 per Ct. Heston. 30 1 5 per Ct. 14mill:tn. lA/ 32 6 Ac L r t C:t i .X . rx i in i 94) 91 De. New. tet ul per Ct. Buns. Awes, 636 1 5 per CL Portuoic.,. 6't 64 0 per Ct. Chilian. 1 , 4 6 5 pa Ct. ittut...., 114 110 3 per CL Chiltm 04 0 44 per Ct. Busuut, 1111 21 3 per Ct. Dueo.4l. .0 5 5 per C .. t.4..L0c.h„ .1.-ure„2ol 1 21 per 11. Dula. stu/ et 3 per Ct. Spatioh, 3.3 1 4 per Ct. Dutch, 1.3 i Do. Puuose. 51 1 Ktpuulor. 31 1 21 per CL Veneptelt. 30 2 1 gar Ct. linutadu. 141 151 I Do. Deferred. 1117 Banton= 5 per Cent. 99r 1 Pm. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES Lowed 111 131 53 i 5 93 ex el, 122 2 I 831 6 01 i 21 B} ex tat ni i i Pm 13i Fur Acrouel. PARIS, Am. 11. I m u n : (7. MOM 57401570' 0551 PM 6693 N 0 MN 9066 9 per Cern& --« . 57 25 5 ner Crisis. I per Cents. as du. New lona • I ... : .. ... . .. 3 per OW*. Exchange cal London : lasted, 26 RS; 90 day% 24 1 95. Belgt.m, 5. larr US liuuty i Naples Heats 110. 5, 151:. Du. 41 190. 2I —.. . ... ... I I Treasury Ronda l'Uslwart S p.CI. . SI SO . Hunk snares . . . - PARIS, Aco. 11.—Versailles (right bask), 270; Ditto (lett boil). 2.7 50; Paris and (Mean., b7O; Bowen and Havre, 243 73 ; Mararille4 and Avignon, 296 13; Strasbourg and Bale, 13.5; Center, 440; Oneidas and Bordeaux, 396 23; Northern, 466 TS; p.n. rod .tra...oura, 143 7i; Tour'. and Nantes, 273 73; Dieppe and Trearao, 2 1, 0; Bordeaux and rate, 44 73. MADRID, AUGUST 6.—Three per Cents., 361 ; after Balsa, 36i. Four per Cents., 1.54 ; after Bolas, 161. Five per Cents., 174 ; after Holm, 171. Passives, 61 ; after Bolus, 6 9-16. Coupon., 81 , after Balsa, 81. Bank of St. Per tliantid, 101 ; after Dolts, 101. Exchange on London. 51. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ltvsnroot, Auo. 11.—The market has improved to- day Iran the .nutive mute of last west, and although the amount of business Wm:ante:l tom not been large, a more heal by fading per cales the oper.armt. The 101 l dr:ng •re the tranamtiont : -Lamm slure and ‘orkrhire. 491 1 .30-- Loud and North Weevil, 113 21 -Ihtto (new shorn.), at 1 2 on 43 1 1 -Ditto (6 char..). 194 20 Di d.-South Festers and Dover, 221-York sad North Richend, tai 4- Dutch IllteMsti, 1111 1 d. MaNctiRsTER, Auo. 11.—The amount of business done war extremay ItmlW, ta h being only two ttladaCtlOaa to the saorhiud and sea to the alarm:ea ft:wards the dote of the Mt), bow. vet, ;dices a qulnd rather tectemed firmness. Leeds ,torte, stoc4. Dowers, 221, 3,8. London New an trera 711-16. Sheffield k. Ditto, New Pref., 9-18 prem. Catedmian, II MG; Ditto, Pref., 7. Dublin sad Drogbala, 32. BRISTOL, Aeo. 11.—The market wan better today, and Were wan some con4:emble sates of Great Wester • Midland ttla per Cent, and South E astern sal Closers. Inc neat : eased closed at 83, lildhaedli.a per Ceatt. at 1194, and S :nth Preterit and Down at 224. LZIDS, Atro. 11. We have had a rather more active 'market this' lapsing, at about former rats. About an average amount d Minams in , done. Tae 0311 m hog are toe clung p ices: - Rest Lanciaddres, Gn at ' IM and West Yong:tree, 8/ ; Matlock arm ltaitos e lla Northam (a.).41. York and North Mid land. Is. • THIS DAY, Noom. Mei,* of Wed. Strewth V Meted. Mete at the Weather. . _ Gentle Breeze. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. Sco.ta.—Tbe public sales are progressing heavily, but the importers arc buying in freely to support the market. Refined market steady. Grocery lump+, 465. 60. to 49.. Corers.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon (400 casks are going off steadily at full prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon steady, 415., at which business has been done to day by private contract.l TEA.—The public sales are going off heavily. Common Cungou appears to be very firm. SALTPETKE.-1,200 bags were offered in public sale, and bought in. Refraction 64 to 16, 265. to 275. Od. Col-rote continues to wear a firm appearance. IN DIGO is dull of sale. Rum continues out of demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW M Alt ET. —T I s I)Av . The Tallow market is very steady, at the subjoined quo tations, with a fair business doing on the spot : —Town Tal -365. 64. ; Ireteraburg Y.C. on the spot, 355. ; laat three mouth., 395.; Jan. and Starch, 391. 64. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Me en. Cooper and Davis report trade very heavy, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow flay, 724. to 7dv. inferior ditto, 51s. to Ma ; new, to 7(k.; Bowen. tkls. to rigs. ; Clover, 01d,70a. to 904. ; new. 60s. to 805. ; Straw, 30.. ------- - SOUTH DEVON DAILWAY. The report of the directors of this company is as follows: " The directors have the satisfaction to report, that the bill submitted to parliament during the present session, for empowering the company to carry out the various objects which were sanctioned by the shareholders on the 12th of November, and at the half-yearly meeting, received the royal assent on the 3rd of July. The directors have also the pleasure to report that the difficulties in reran' to the de benture debt, which at nue time so seriously ember. rassed the company, have now been completely sur mounted. The whole of the overdue debts were re newed or paid off almost immediately after the bill passed the House of Commons, and the debentures becoming due the present month arc now in the course of renewal at the rate of 11 per cent. per annum. The provisions of the new act, for adjusting the proposed commutation of privi leges attaching to the half shares, claim the earliest coiei deration of the shareholders ; and the directors lose no time in submitting to them the necessary resolution: for effecting this commutation, reserving the future consideration and arrangement, the convenient of the debenture debt, and the other purposes of the act. The scheme of commute tioa proposed at the spacial meeting of the 12th Novel bee was so decidedly approved by the votes of that meeting, and by subsequent written assents, that the directors feel it uunecvssary to recommend it further; and the proposed resolutions are, therefere, prepared to give effect to that scheme. Dependent on the iiduption of the resolutions, the directors intend to recommend immediate payment of the first half-year's einumuted dividend at the rate of Üb. 9d. per half-share per annum, from the 13th September to the date which was assumed in the calculations her the comica -1 tation, to the 15th March last. The payment will require the sum of 2,0631. ISs. fid. The resolutions to be proposed require the assent of the holders of four-fifth', of each class of shares present in person or by proxy at the meeting, and a poll will consequently he taken to ascertain their decision. SeHEME FOR COMMUTATION OF TIIE GUAHANTER ATTACHED To THE HALF mILAIIES.—The exi , Ain; guar:m ien and privilege attached to the half-sharei of 251. in the South Devon Railway Company to be commuted into the guarantee and plivilege following, each such halt , share of 231. to bear and be entitled to a lived dividend in perpe tuity, at the rate of Ws. 9d. per half-share per annum, to be payable half-yearly, in absolute priority to all other dividends, save only the dividends on any shank or stock to be created in substitution for the existing mortgage and bond debt, which shares or stock will continue to have the priority now attaching to the mortgage and bond debt over all other shares or stock. The substituted guarantee and privilege is to be received as a full equivalent for all arrears and future pigments of interest quiginul:y guaranteed on the creation of the half-shares uf 231., :mil in satisfaction of all further claims thereon, up to 13th March, 184 ; but, in case the surplus net revenue shall permit a dividend to be made in respect of the 301. shares exceeding 61. per cent. per annum, the commutation now effected is not to exclude the holders of the hall shares of 231. from participation in the surplus rateably with the holders of the 30/. share;:." BUCKINGHAMSHIRE RAILWAY. The report which the directors have to lay before the proprietor. at the half-yearly statement of account+ to June 30, 1831, is as follows :—The total expenditure to that date has been 1,195,581 f. lie. 4d. The line having been opened throughout to Oxford on the 20th Nlay last, and being now completed, the formal lease of the undertaking to the London and North Western Company, ler the powers and provisions of the been drawn up by eminent counsel, and t h e engrossment has been duly sealed and executed by Isith companies. The line b:•ing thus formally leased to the London and North Western Contfriny, and the works being completed, the functions of your directors will, alter the settlement of all outstanding claims and accounts, iu esilltleXiint with capital, be confined to the business necessarily cumiechil with the receipt and payutunt of the guaranteed dividend to the pro prietors. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. .I.7I:SDAT, ACGUST 12, 1,01. r he State of the Weather at Niue o'clock yc,terday arranged iu order of latitu , Course of Wind. each of iha Mowing plaers at norniag. Mae stations sae Name of risce. , " I %aloof Weatker. %nut. Carl TIOISIAM Gentle Greene ! PneUally goody G.prour ....... ...„ HAMII.4P ...... ,OUrt:V.lrtc.l , rOLILINTOIni Tatalaiwg WI,.cuIL Bns ..... . tl, Bua,os MACCLIMPLIL, • .•• CIIILSIFFOILD Cu=novas ..... ellEl Es.v 11..Nour Onuaotosoag ISTANMAD WuLVIMTOII TANwciaa ....... Lowa.rorr SUItIFICH Litraorkin Lluu,r N.4IINOTIAX LE. W. LW. M.E. N.W. N.W. N.M. N.W. i Gentle 11^uene Cloudnye Fine Ginn Overend Light .lirn I rartiallp Cloud, ( i ent i, „ re .. , Gloat, Gentle bream i rat nay Glunkj Cahn Get.4.ltne Gentle Gran Plrtiany Cairn Partially Cloudy Gentle Breen I 0.1110.111 t Fine Cloudy Cloudy bale Rum Very flee Cloudy Gentle Bytom Partially Clout, Gentle Bream Nrtialiy Clou ty Floe Clwdltee Fine Eke Pule leareaar C.oody Cloudy Ham Partially Cloudy Vine Vine Fine Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Mina Cloudy CFuay Cloudy I , me Cloudy Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy t moody Cloudy Cloudy Gentle Bret xe. Gentle Breeze Ohba Goatle Batas IL S.E. K.J.E. N.E. ev .N.W. tl E. Gentle R•tene Gentle Breeze Geot:e !um:* L ouEy Goody Cloudy Cloudy Ortrumut Orcroodt Rdn Own:au tivercupt Very Noe Cloudy Yu s u' Came Hourso.am Cant.. B.ocar .av ..... HULL NOIMANTOM L//IM WAct num ...... ( an• Wnrrsa Mauston:to.. ...... Sumo i3NATNCK InW The return from the following plum did not reach this office in time fur publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Saturday morning at aims o'clock. ! ! DIBIUOt Hzr.tmArm (Deniss7l Pools Bustres.... Iturr,vo• ~ , 1t141101,N S. Wemmutorrio IliArrilia N: N.W. Gentle Bre, ce ON•tle trees, Calm Strom — Breese herb tees digs 0 +RUE Brew Matle limes Oestl• Meta Cirito Brame Owlle ?Jew Cloudier Parts.lly Cloudy 1,117 Par.tallr Cloarly Retain - dandy ~earl Priminglly Clear Uvrreaat Overcast Overeat A :41 cf . ',.., -L..-- ' ' ~ -11C..1 r. .-!: .-.:t• - i.:( * " .. . 33 ~ „ 1 ,, ikA"' ..L.0riat......,.. 41