The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-28 00:00:00

1 i I JOINT STOCK HANKS. [THREEPENCE. tioned by the proprietors for thu lino to Arlon, the directors have issued new shares of 101. guaranteed six per cent. interest, the issue, however, being confiued to the amount required at the time. They express confidence that when the full merits of the undertaking come to be better un derstood, this line opening up an entirely new route through Europe, this stock will become a favourite investment with capitalists. On these shares it is contemplated to make one more call of 11. in the course of this year, making 51. called up ; and fur ther calls arc not anticipated, as the directors fully expect to be able to raise the remainder of the capital by debentures at a much lower rate of in terest. No further calis on the railway or quarter canal shares will be made this year. The total share -estruction of the entire -iur and Arlon is mile. The report highly satisfactory BLyga. I Tatarla) Buslen.. dome 40 'Austin/Ma . . in 48 "Mt. cot. itailisiEgi:Vo: an Soo :At I larttbh North American all 40,110 VI neutered Bank of .%4a 6 teut 60,100 10 iC. Bank of ludic. A 01 tralia. and China ...... I , 20,000 WO Colonial .. 26 ' 23.0011 1 100 Commerc i a l o f lendr • oi .... 23 23,0110 ~ Mtg., tieot., A Aust. Chart. 2.2tig• 20 Lon. Chart. Rank of Au; 10,e00 , 30 London and County .... 60,00. 60 Loudon Joint Mock __.• • 10 60,041100 :1. ottlon owl Weltllliflaltet 10 18.100 Par 'Natinal Prov. of England 35 10061 31 I Do. New lO 0.001. SO National of Ireland ... 2lt 321.57:1 25 Odentat Bank Corpora:2SE as mono ; P 0 ;Provincial of Ireland 26 010 10 'lto. New a —. 60 I .01.1 I 5 t Royal A ardrnart and Gold Imp. Co. km.. f's ,4.4 th Awaralus .. .... . . 7....t....' •.::, 'Union of .lustratla an 79 14 3,00 Dn. New. ......... U 60.6(..! 9 6 nion of COil6 • .92 lO —.— 15,0ut. 40 .I:nion of 21 . The following a day's sales for ointssire was* AND STOCK. Caledonian, 6181 , ',• and Holyhead, Counties, 13; Bast, •'- 74; Great I Western ( Inland ), l . . - shire and Yorks..- London and N • /` • 11611 Ii ditto Eighths, Midland 721 Is, , `r oil iliaraneter, and Wolrerhamptoit, 62 . 1 I a 1; West GlerawaN t _llll York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, Extension, 121 1; fork and North Midland, 61. U U idbFL q 11 174 I :se. 3i Vin 414 ii 1 capital now created fur the constrt railway from Brussels to Nam I. tot la ..I f ioo ,600/., or under 13,000/. pe r lades with the following I the acomet sbarehotlit will have i -‘ Ls. ‘. ' ', 20 miles In 5E4, traven ....0 I, 221 n th. - ageorn ' of OA* neeiving in its col s out h ern s a d of traffic from the various new lines n forkshire, 783 ; nation, and enjoying a monopoly of th to Eighths, 21; derived from opening up the rich rue Volrerhampton of the province of Luienbourg. This .—_ .4 a great metropolitan {vermin. nearly the whole eeeteta large lICCOOIiOrt Dow likereente of exe theemhietf to be resourege aat), capabilities province of Luse.— _ This trunk line will be un encumbered with unprofitable branches, and one-half of its capital is guaranteed by the government. It will eventually form, by its junction with the railway systems of France and Germany, the most direct route for the extensive in ternational traffic, the natural development and increase of which is at present checked by circuitous routes, and con sequent heavy expenses of transit, and we may fairly chal h nge a comparison between the Luxembourg It ulwny and any other continental line, both as respects economy of con struction, and the remuneration which, from its advantages, it is calculat d to yield to the proprietors. pilesnExci aitaites. Midland Preference, it per Cent., 5;; North British, 116 f ; Oxford, Woreester,aild Wolverhampton(all paid), 171. FOREIGN. Paris and Lyons, 271 ; Sambre and Meuse, 9: I. MINE. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The English stock market opened at an advance of per cent. this morning, apparently strengthened by the continued firmness of the Paris Bourse ; but a reactiun to the closing range of yesterday subse quently took place. The market must be reported as continuing extremely good. The public have steadily bought stock for some days past, especially the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., which show a marked relative improvement. Speculative sales for the account still go on, based pertly on the eastern question, and partly in anticipation of a further drain of bullion against purchases of grain ; but in trinsically the funds are well supported, and appa rently in favour for investment at present prices. Throughout the Stock Exchange money is ecrtain'y more plentiful than stock, which continues to be gradually absorbed. It is evident that the present prosperity of nearly all classes in the kingdom must have a powerful tendency to support the funds, which may be said to represent the savings of the nation. The profits of the general trading community being at present much larger than usual, the opportunities for saving are proportionately increased; and to this influence the steady demand for stock, in spite of political anxieties, is in a great measure owing. Console opened this morning at 981 to ' but the prevalent and closing quotation was 981 to 1 for money and the 11th August. In the afternoon, the Paris bourse of today was reported as showing an upward tendency. Various reports were current in the City referring to an unfavourable state of affairs in Turkey ; and a strong apprehension is expressed by parties familiar with Russian policy that the agents of tho Emperor will succeed in provoking some out break. Throughout the Stock Exchange business is very quiet, speculation being stagnant. The official busintss report includes :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 981, Z, ', 1 ; ditto for account, 11th August, 98,; Three per Cent Reduced, 991, 1 ; ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, ' 102, 1011, 102; Long Annuities, 1860, 3 13.16, 51. India Stock, 255, 257. South Sea New Annuities, 100. Bank Stock, 228. _.. . . The half yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company, to be held on the ISth August, is afterwards to be made special " for the purpose of considering and determining the expediency of con verting, under the provisions of an act passed in the present session, a portion of the borrowed capital of the company into Great Western Mortgage Stock, or Irredeemable Mortgage Annuities, to be created and issued either by agreement to the holders of the mortgages or other securities of the company, or to be issued to other persona to pay off the mort gages or other securities which may become due and payable, and also to fix and determine the amount and conditions on which such mortgage stock or mortgage annuities respectively shall be created and issued." Land shares to-day were stationary in price, and quiet. British American Land were last quoted 65 to 67, and Van I)iemen's Land 17 to N. Australian Bank shares were firm, and there was an especial demand, at higher rates, for those of tho London Chartered Bank of Australia. Oriental Bank and Chartered Bank of Asia shares were also better. Crystal Pa lace shares closed 11 . to 2 prem. London Dock stock is marked 121 ex div.; and Berlin Waterworks, In Mark-lane to-day the trade in corn on the spot was quiet, but firm at Monday's rates. In floating cargoes arrived in our ports extensive transactions have taken place. Eight or ten cargoes of maize aro reported as sold. Indian corn is rather dearer. Since Saturday the arrivals of foreign corn in London are 13,820 qrs. wheat ; 430 casks and 2,310 barrels flour; 7,110 qrs. barley; and 13,290 qrs. oats. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 95; • ditto Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 631 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 234; the Certifs., 6: ; the Old Three per Cent., foreign, 47 4 ; Portuguese New, 361; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82 +i-16; Mexican New, 26 7-16 ; Granada Deferred, 91; Peruvian New, 80'4; Greek (Blue), 71. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Itentes, 103.40; ditto Three per Cents., 78.50. Bank Shares, , r „Or C, d inwr....rarr.,/ V' ....." .....r. erriOrr. r - - • ...IT"- ri.r." ,i‘e,41111110.•••' .211711 7' , led / C/ 4if .r - .4 l° Ar'/• It e L rr .2l " l • Ceb j e oj t relrlirje% 1......wa1 . , • No. 2,163.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY .8, 1853. i-- _ BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, AMERICA. FOREIDN RAILWAYS. JOIN! 1, Princeestreet. Bak Loam SHARE LISTS. IS 4 1 antwerg and Rotterdam If 01 die 3 let.lishd Muni, 1687. . 110 6 'Betimes to Graissessac 104 die . gerered key ale, rat a far of l'UOnield. 4 %%et., cap. 9. (CT ELE C TRIC TRLEORArit.) er0..21 Erquelmes. 1 44 12 4 WEDNE6DAY EvUNI24O. 41 1 I ! "In" 9544 Y^ -1004 the 0 ,,,,,,,,,a-4411. RoIiERT ALEXANDER. Blaekteath Park. ARRIVAL OF THE LADY EGLINTON.No. itill.l re Woof premium f...c seeming Loans or Debts. The railway market to-day was rather higher, on ze to Dijon •and Basan6on llf Pm a scarcity of stock for the settling, which was in pro- t 21: Dutch 9 4 4 ° 45 - •-• ^ 2 io I da i s ) r e n u ran temio . n .. ... 3Si pm v„, '4O 'Austral:Ws Wyo.' - •n .1 earing first tetra 'stars 11. premiums i.n.y ?Aqui . • LIVERPOOL, THCItsDAY, 10.45 Ax. giess to-day, and is noticed under the head of 11 dls ... 48 "RM. Cul. linniii g... , J 0r.„. • payable dome .iie. . , The steamer Lady Eglinton arrived here this si., ce Illntlth North A , Pr .ad aimority he Orpaans. 49,ms Li Chartered Bank 11 days from Quebec, with telegraphicit Is .. "Money Market." The actual movement in prices 2 ; i t . itr in t i li j i i, er e ts . rentopale : . 11 . 14 o ... to Grand Tru n k of 14 -4 ..2 514". 23 i e rra rt f "'l d o a morning in was trifling, but the market must be pronounced FRITANNIA MCIPAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. ta. an F.O,lllrnA ty Ere Majesty's Royal letters Patent. accounts from New York to the 16th inst.mom WO Colonial . .. ~_ in e git• wvided Ai 1.1.111. NEW YORK, JilA 16. 11 A.M. decidedly firm. Oxford and Worcester' were in- . shares and bolos ll 1 di, f SI 25,00100 Commercial of I 23,000 •,. Msg., Wm., A Premise. competed to every three months' difference of age. Bread stuffs had advanced considerably under qnired for. Xll all (It.eseet.sf cmoot....Anare. 4 cis ear uste 20 Lon. Chart. Um Nth ereli: saaufelke , Oa a nes oleo motherly advantageous to Arabia's adviees, but the market afterwards became 20. 31 Hamiltoe and Toronto - -10,00 u, 30 London and Co 100 al 1 Do. a per Linn. - - 1051 KW. , 60 Loudon Joint si It e , 4 lanal poseral merlimf, a /Marna' cf m per cent. was quiet, the orders from England being below hold- THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 3 3 Leman Piatopi,s p.CLPref 1 i ale the Th e e nt se ef tt b le u m ei e n n e t se of . the account continues to form : I i soacupes :1. adon m par is tbe :wrest me. I,ll.lClUte on all participatg (Mikes. era' views. 2 . ill Laassiboura .. „„ 10.00e1 DI IN. New....... '" -----7 at.;; - ar.) . istvlia.) The Crystal Palace was opened on Thursday, in 1 , is Do. i Railway) ... in the railway market. Prices 6 2 D o. ... ... - - .e.- - 11„, -- Meow i ----- &6 ,,,,,d . ' Car presence of an immense assembly. The President have been firm, and, in some cases, a slight improve- . 11 3 Do . gonik)... ... L tves,ins Premium as 2., _ Trudy terly meat has been realised, including London and North g ; td , u° •,....„t al l u t e tor d ••• ••• j di : p u 1 4 24,100 ;Prelim:ill ut In _toe ie , e.... New....... . lie vs. rt Wan. at • l fee- r,,, p re , and General Scott were present. mama oedema. melon. The Neu , lurk Herald says Mr. Buchanan has Western stock, whilst Oxford and Worcesters have m 7 4 issras ... .„ ... 4 10.0141 3 • Boyal A adry is Team tile . i I and Gold Imo ..--..-.- ---.---... , ...... , .. . t.. s 6. 4. Tam , Hump && & ---& & 6„ ---- , ... & accepted the appointment of Minister to London. risen considerably ; b u t , but, within the last hour or so, 334 19 slarta Amnia.. _ _ _ AISO f'S death Aummlia . 20 20 ismer et 12.a(with tn.) 6 5i 2.1,e...' 23 .l . 'don of Auetra 30 its 1 311 SI l • •11 731 431819 3 MONTREAL, JOLT 16. thin department has been rather weaker, in sympathy to is 'earthen of ems.... .. sm los with the decline iu Consols. see .Pe New. . 3157 1 I 4 iron 4 Bread stuffs have advanced. Flour quoted 225. on 10 all De. ML 3 per et. Bends 60.00. !in Paton of Lendo ge . I 9 3 11 is 4 se 1 2 i 4 1 V ': 4 , 6 i 64 444 44 I I 4 4 4 4 1 12 2 : the spot, and 235. 6d. for the August delivery. French . shares arc rather flatter. Northern. are 1. i n 14 ° 11,1 i m ak ." ' rm ,,,"! ) 5 4 , 14 i i za.uuk , vu .Cuioriof so 3 8 a 413 4 F. F. rosrmi . lima.* tH im ... Wheat had also advanced still more in proportion , quoted 301 to ; for the new account, and 351 to 1 SO lo Pans sad Lyons ... „ 171 171 pm 271 g The following are ANDSSW FRAM td, @eatery for motley.. 10 Luxembourgs and Sambre and Meuse 2° 2 ' 14 ' 44 sad °Tk.ms -- - 44 43 ritllttgAßY _II Parisand loess . 44 45 ---- have again risen considerably. Upper India scrip to l'r Park and titraa:sou'r; 11. ail asi ' 871 1 171 Caledonian, 681 flt P KLIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, EARL FITZWILLIAM AND THE PETER- is dull. to 4 Psrle,Cac. lettorhong il s t pm Counties, 13; Bast,' teeiblWied in 1:97, BOROUGH ELECTIONS. ORDINARY SHAM AND STOCKS. lOl 7 4 Y uba : ..a klannesad .„ 1 Western (Inbred), 1 71, Lonibuthrtreet, City and 97, Chausg-aces, Westminster. 10 .c Nome and Stant ... ... 1 $1 ..., Louden' and N DISSCTOSIA. Clowns peter Was teddy 411 1 . .' , Midland, 74 11 , a low Carney Emil iy, Faq. I linkmen D. 17.11ann. Eat. Yesterday, on the re-assembling of this eommittee, ik • In.: jUSLIWASS. i •rrsienasy. se 1 p.m. 11 II 11. 3 7,2easedfak --- ... 1 1 4111 1 62 . 1 131 ; West Dom, we,. C.A:i.a. Est, PALS. litmus 11m1e.....„ Ea t , the first of a probable series of " pocket borough" inquiries flt. teo lateuqueu ... ... „. .. , 161 Y 1 2 0 ii . warble can Illesess .. . 4 ILL 5 1 1 wick, Herman, 121 1 10 4 D. Si per Own. Prehr., - - • Iriliimi Om% ji g . Henry Lancelot H o n ao d. g m . 20 seamless, Notting., Disets. l 10 1 Leith Eastern of @rues 4 1 pm 21 Pim leidler, E.g. J. Petty Mirpratt, Esq. was commenced. Mr. Stuart Wortley in the chair. i ens dart Junctlos .. • 51 m 10 6 Sonthern of Frame 3 6 pm Midland Preference, E. 0 0160 . 31 . 1 k. IC" 1 C• 124.1421" Turner , 2 -ffly ELL Mr. Edwin James, Q C., and Mr. Sean cant Kinglike, 135 , it Birm..Wolv. h3tourlfalle . ; 91 till SO 2p. Ppm India kelp Oran. 1.01. Matthew Whitinc, Esq. appeared for Earl Finwilliam ; and Mr. Pigot and Mr. 21 1 21 IMAM" Laill..e‘Clier.Juis. 9 7NO 81 all West Flanders 41 51 Bunt 11.-2 be 'twig sereeitial period. refuse to t e beat Division 171 all .Do.Che. , .ltßirk.4elk2s2.C. 30 21 10 D. D. Si per Cent. Pratte. - -me s imian, writ term ode n ttv lei "(July, 14.11. All po:lewp sow Vaughan for the petitionen. II , 101 , IM. do. to. IN-.' 14 21 dls to le `VP•riren of !Irene,. 94 9i pal Faris and Lyons, 274 Anal .-. 14 41. i . "''' " 41 ' 14414 ' r "" kg 6 " " 4 " ) " the Pa- Mr. W. Richardson, veterinary surgeon, the first witnesa, E. il n ., ol ' 1 0710101 and Kula •-•- 10 2. 4 10 . 1 s, 10 1 Weekend Ilwitaerland 1 1 die lirmuse o . yeariuni will ,b,re lo the nurpla.. r 5 5„,,,,,,,,, ~,,,1 E..... t Proposal apply at the Mom m said he signed the petition against the return of Mr. ri t arla= a 2 l U . ,',j'ybZQ :: 1 ii: 2V,` SO 9 Zealand 3 2Me 6/ Cop lap*, 111. Wm, sr to say el the Cteupaey's exert.. Whalley in 18.52, undentaading there was a case of 30 al. Cork and Saner ._ ...1 201 21g ......... ROBERT TVCEER, Secretary.s ' Daldla and Belhatlamo ' 3 4 pm bribery, and at the request of Mr. Wilkinson, agent fur L ! in u ss e s. 1 . 4n505 .5. 444 ,; . 1 110 N. - _MINES'. l a iil o, 3 . SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half Mr. Cornwall Lewis. deashisams ... ... 8 9 of The 4pe rEngl cent.is 1 i this st o c ul l , petwey Mar preyed loped question that ROWLANDS' Crow-examined-Earl Fitswilliam hail been a good land- 7 I : 411 166 ‘ A M U " ******* •••••••'' 34 61 83 OIL pueseare singularly nouriah,ng i.oirers in the all Ditto (Zl3 E and EL)..I 3i 0 WEDNESDAY EVININO. Tho tone of the market for home mining stocks by the continued firs pow tad inernprieneuit of the Human Hair, and when lord to himself snd family fur .5 0 years, and load never in- ft 20 &Mara IMO .. .. 121 131 IN 121 vir y owe spidin Wed. 14 revolt* it from feline off Or tun. fluenced their political predilections, U all Femora Caron, Clime A...; appears to have bcen rather flat to-day. Eaglebrook a reactiun to the do Oita IL O. Sh.) . , 41 46 Inj wi greL L -01. 11 0 1115 5 e.i b.difr0114.0.951,-elaww",„. early, ... 1 1,.... fruw y. " e• F '. l ., el :a d ' l Z t ll7 , • Mr.. Loll,. •a chemist, and Mr. Denison, two of Earl gg ate La nad Fditi o 3 I 33 shares have been iuquired for, and done at 140; Caro aralry teleasneaded, an Sornsfint the beds of s tnautiful head a Fitzwilliam a tenants, gave similar evidence. 91100 Era haneeshire „ .... . i 73 74 kesr,e-Pale •4. WL and I'. l 5050 bottle. 0 0° 56 W lour suw 9) . John Ellis, scot and lot Tate, deposed to a practice that li g I lL itd .t. ir W liL o t eo lim ":: ° l t 4,1 7 63 4 gas, 5 1 1,1 nal double that War, 21s. Caution-On the mapper of • . . _ . . _ , usibm .• w, the w00 d... ir o ydasea • slapippeir tni,' , in inn haw existed in l'eterborough of paying voters of his clus and 10 11.Edinbargh and Nelda.. - - -odd galiZowt.‘No nod 50129, 20, Hasten-ssnice, LOWOn; their widows "two crowns" by an agent of the Milton endln T HE and Perhenere. A FAME FOR THE AGE. 11 1 1. Inn 1. ryiely, Wee no. twice Is.. TRANSCENDENTALISTS. Dedicate(' to the Pulthe fly Aeois Grayer. "Mad saw at rote I tear th e veil awar.”-Byron. Bosworth, NS, itegent.areet, Credos. M. teo Edinburgh Perth,Dunde 39 32 dt.jloo Glsegow k'SouthW - - family every Candlemas. Ile had been in receipt of this dt. 1100 Ones Noettwrn ... .. 1 117 al gratuity ten years, sod it wu looked on as a matter of at. 100 Bo o : i t St° 4l ' 7: •:: 1 :: , r , "charity," besides being very useful to the poorer voters. el. lir csaena.snewest . .(l4l. 110 111 Earl Fitarilliam, whose tenant he was, had never sought t '144 &wit Wole•_r_ 3 . •.. - 90 4 90 1 to influence him in the exercise of his franchise. II Iridi NUE amen ~ 7 71 SO all limeade awl Carnes .. 101 104 Mr. Wiggins, once under-steward to Earl Fitswilliam. 181 111 241.116915__ .. „, ..._ .. la 17 pm 874 1331 901 103 as continuing extr Brea, at 84 to 86 ; Trelawney, 3g, 60 . Alfred coo. quently took place. sols, 20 ; Trefusie, 15 ; Bedford United ' , 64; Venton, 31 ; North Wheal Trelawney, 7; Wheat Harriet, 4, ; Wheal Wrey, 2 . : ,• Tamar Consuls, 2 ; Wheal Robins, 31 ; Clive, 2}, 2 ; East Russell, .51; Wheal Guskus, 11. The gold mining shares continue utterly neglected, and the arrangements for the settlement formed d almost the entire business. Prices are little more than nominal. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were steadily bought sex the Three-and-a-Qua marked relative impr the account still go o question, and part rain of bullion agai trinsically the funds really io favour for said he was not, during the period of his stewardship. jt 1 4 2 1 D ial l °llll° la° I " .g.n " 7 2 47,844/4 71Ie i-1316re:tisNitcreitt,i ride A u st r alian, to 1 re m. ; m PR. CULYBR AA WELL'Iti ied MEDICAL W . O , IMB, Dotedoft 11 to , Throughout ore plentutuhle than aware of any case where a person became a tenant of the 14 . 111 D. Wed Itiaaglinioi 3f - 3 - 0 al 3.16 re t0 I gradually absorbed. 9 0 . • 9 7 30 all Linda Northern ... .. 154 151 134 4 L earl's on the condition of giving his vote.l to .1 die. ; Nouveau Monde, a to 1 prem.; Agua WELT TO SAT, DUNS, AND AVOID. Adjourned to this day. 11l 111 Leedom and BlaekwaU .._ g o i go p rosperity of nearly 10 8 Leas.,Tllbury,t Southend 1 11 pm ad Fria, 11to 13 prem. ave a powerful tone u. St. 100 'Loa., Beightsn, &B. Come 1 106 LECITAII TO Y OUNG MEN. In other foreign and colonial adventures there was may be said to repr m. se. toot ouden IS Ifeelk-Weeim 1164 1161 1164 17 BLECTION COMMITTEES. 114 te De. FiLbs ." ... .. 2 21 pm not the slightest movement. Metcalfe, however, 1 SOW TO SS HAPPY. se , . MORAL AND PIEITS:C.AL IICSJOTIKENT CF LIFE. 0 . ON SPACIAL DISEASES. Tr. CLITIIE ROE. When the committee met yesterday morning, 10 1 I Do.Eltiab.,llLandß.(C, lilf pm Bt. 10 London St Bou th -Warterr. 891 901 SO 434 De., 150 .........34 41 dl. 40 114 De., s ap ._ „. ~. Mr. James proceeded to 61.1102 up the evidence adduced in 23 all Leedom:km cOlolaralne 1 4 1 4 3 1 " I were firm, being scarce and wanted for the settling. The price closed 51 to 6 prem., and that of Port Royal, 11 to 11 prem. The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- The profits of the g at present much larg for saving are propo influence the steady political anxieties, is 17111 IIecTITITTEB OP MAIRROC LIE& support of the allegations contained in the petition against 13 all LondondrrykEnlll4ll/110 1 5 fs vu• the return of Mr. Aspinall , at the last election, for the St. 140 Manoh,f3bef.,lllll2coteati 29 294 lows: Anitralian Mutual, 4to / dis. ; Australian Consme opened th DIMMELS OF WINTER. borough of Clithcroe. He said this case came before the 8 1 . 1 ,44 DMI33 • I3Lia4L L/Ww ' - dim Consols, Ito 3 dis.; Monarch Gold, Ito 1 die. • redland . .. 721 721 Mizen Head ,',-', to 3 die.; Chartered Australian Land Prevalent and closi .m. committee under peculiar circumstances, and he thought R t. top D s. N is i; 4 i,i'D;g 4 41 43 money and the lltt 171 LEAST D2IANGLEI237IV. CMISTICATION, sad 11/3101311- enough appeared to satisfy the committee that there was a so ' 426.40d.,0,weet.11re1... - :. - -- and Mining, 1 to 4 per share; Lewis Hill Range, HOLD& Paris bourse of to -d great deal more existing with reference to corrupt practices 35 171 1 Ditto Half shares.. ... - r is. and 2. ,1 to 3 per share ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to 1 prem.; issfatm, mg% pm worm LAKEL 2 5 0 4,. • h. ma. than had been made public in this inquiry ; and he con- Gt. 100 ,Newinarlst ... ... .. 85 37 Cologne Lead, 2to 1 dig ; Carberry West, Ito , dia. ; upward tendency. 1 12. tended that they had proved, by a mass of evidence, which, 61 41 . Do. Borg u E:tenslou .. i a r the City referring tc SIDEOPATIIT; 011. THE COLD WATER one. if not contradicted, would establish the fact of a large re llt il te ll wr• and ente ll ail.iso 3/ Il i dill Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 per share; Glenaulin,l to 4 in Turkey ; and a 81 1111 919 1 1 odel 3 ePSU"Ww•rOW; Carn 146 • 147 .r 1 . 4441001 ; Man , amount of distinct treating by agents, of whose agency it 2. a g um ,. - w an . - s atkan,. g 9 die.; Sulphate of Bar y tes , '. to 1 per share ; Lackamor ft Omaha, and all beokteilerar or ef M. It. Culverwell, M.D., 10, 4 must be presumed Mr. Aspinall hada full and perfect know- Bt.: PM Norfolk ' • Copper, 1 dim to par ; Britannia Gold, Ito a per by parties familiar wi 166 ” 64 " 616. Vh° m 6711. 16646162 d "17 "a ' 10 66 '' ledge. The learned counsel recapitulated the evidence at 13 13 I Do. New ..• , .... - - o f the Emperor will M=l.share; Poltimore 1 to A. dim. ; British and Colonial great length, contending that Mr. Aspinall must of neces- 10 „„ 3 4; 14070471 , 00901155.111110 s 31 IN ,115 break. Throughout Smelting and Reduction 1 to 1 pm.; New Linares, arty have been personally cognisant of the extensive treat- 1 , 1 4 • i a i r.adtm ... ... ... 83 54 13 4 1 - to 3 prem.; New South - Wales Coal, i t o a very quiet, speculati METROPOLITAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. ing that was going on for some weeks before the election; 9 1 4.11 1 Ds. st=l7. - bustnt so report inclu that he could n..t have ridden or walked through &small 8111 1 De. 11 demeateee - - dis " dis. • ; Australasian Coal, Ito 1 dis. •, Afetestlfe of for money, 981,1,, ', Yesterday the members of the various benevolent town like Clitheroe, aear which he resided, and which he 20 1 176 North .. . 41 if dia visited every day, without being aware of what was going 34 pal !North Wotan Bl 81 Jamaica), 51 to 6 prem. ,• Port - Royal (of Jamaica) August, 981 ; Three 11 to 14 pm.; L'Aigle d'Or , 1 to 1 die.; London ', Ktieties of the metropolis mustered in great force, and I* .210.11forthaLWJLECItyJun - I p rom. ; Three-and-a-Quarter on, even setting aside for the moment the fact stated b yand Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 to 102; Long Annuities marched in procession to their asylum at Balrs-pond, for 1 several of the witnesses, that Mr. Aspinall wee himself B EL. 1 0 1 I =La i e ja t Wryer. 304 514 the purpose of laying with all due solemnity the first stone actually present when Mr. Bailey, one of his own canvasser e t . tog i ss uks my,' ... Of a new wing which is about to be added to the gave money to voters, telling them to treat themselves and at. 1011 elnews.le 51im..... their friends with it. He concluded by saying that he bad St. ter• De. L.BBlll.W.Onar. Mk 65 70 bidding. The procession, consisting of Freemasons, be _ . . . th jo 5 t e rm e wy ma u mford 13 01 si s Prldds, Foresters, Old Friends, Odd Fellows, 80., trusted, eaten su ffi cient to satisfy the committee at Mr. Aspinall had been himself directly guilty of corrupt 111 1 all *fflollikar7 era 4 hwter War. W. Mia.) ... . 17 19 mss accompanied by a band, and, with the banners , practice. , or that those corrupt practices had been carried Ise a b, - tie„. .. ... pg 93 lasignia, and music, had an exceedingly gay and imposing on by his agents with the full knowledge and consent- go 20 Ds. ° w eft; ... effect. On arriving at the ground, they found Lord bear. there wu no dissent-of Mr. Aspinall; and who, TO _64 ; sesegsure owes -31 34 ais Brucutu Gold, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Car bon Coal,l to 1 die.; Par.kwyn and Carwalsick Tin par to 1 pm.; Kenmsre, i to 3 prem. ; Port Hunter an/. Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to a l . di . ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, 3to 2 prem.; Melbourne Gold, I. to 4 - per 255, 257. South 8 Stock, 228. Exchequer Bills v Foreign stocks I feature of novelty. Spanish supports 1 At 4 o'clock, Nlexica ... - • l9 21 therefore, must be heal responsible for the Rao of these 1 .1. ~.=, " ..... ... ii 731 share ; Great Hewes United Tin, 1 die. to A- prem. ; Peruvian Deferred, K. Grosvenor, who had undertaken to perform the masonic 71 1 agents. „,„,''''.`„ n ''' 1,,, Great Crinnis, 1 to 1 prem. • Albion Gold, 1 die. to par ; L on d o n per Cent. Scrip, 2 o ceremony, waiting with his usual punctuality, and, after a Mr. Slade then addressed the committee on behalf of -' - F" -- - -* ''' " 66 644 10 , 15' kali Tembh.ideverDa, I is 14 13 Lake Superior Copper, 3 ' dia. to 1 prem. ; to 22; ditto Deferr tremendous discharge of artillery, the " laying of the first the sitting member (Mr. Aspinall). 23 all Ikaabn ADarllealsa 1 IS 17 and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream idone" was proceeded with. His lordship was, in the first Mr. Aspinall then came forward to be examined, and, la se imemesekeesneeknow 21 gi Threes, 231 to 4 ; ti , is answer to ques ti on s b y Mr. well,m id he was at the 11 17 I s aisetlfist d . iii ... butane', briefly introduced by Mr. Deane, one of the Sales are thus mar. Swan Inn on the nomination slay. He thought he went, 90 SU_,.. prem.; Li Danes (of Jamaica), par to 1 p rem . ; Jamaica managing committee of the institution, with a compliment after the nomination was over, both to the commercial 34 „ 44 ,, r., 861116111 _, „._." 6 .„Liale ll . al/ , I! Cent. Bonds; 1021 I Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, on the promptitude with which he had come upwards of a room and the room above it. Ile was quite positive there a' in.' wars avows -** " " ..' 5 4 par to 4 prem.• South Devon Console, 1 to 4 per Cents ., 1852 0 99 1. hundred miles, and, notwithstanding a recent domestic Ca- wee no room distinguished by a label u a committee room. so :An .wart Laskin I- - s h are; Obernho ' f, Ito a prem. 621. Dutch Two-o lamity, to fulfil his promise of officiating on the present p n . that day the Swan was a fu a l e l i o ti f ie p r eozle flia bu a t he saw ai i i io- 1 1 . 10 1 , ;‘,FaLars,a,st i ttr i _ 69 _ 704 70 an ditto Four per Ce occasion, and then proceeded to lay the stone according to o a r ° d y e w h n v d l i n d g h r e e m ' l e y te cnie sling o f bin lo e r did 23 2 ° i DO- dO• 9 . 511051005 - I 7 1 7 4 ‘ lO THIS DAY.-Two o'Croex. and-a-Half per Ce line and rule. An address was then read to his lordship by he see any drunken people, although some of them ' seemed 23 ' 11l Do.o.ll.ll.Furehme ! 14 110 „ Mexican Three per t. me York sad North Wand 60 61 601 Business in the gold mining shares to-day has been )fir Campkin describing the objects of the institution to be the excited by the election, and as if they had had a 6 ..--- and-a-Half per Cent providing of a house, with coals, candles, medical glass of ale or two. On the election day he saw no is. LINEA LEASED AT REED ISISTALIS. quite suspended, and quotations are nominally un- Portuguese Four F 107 109 changed. attendance, and medicine., for the aged and infirm drunkenness there, nor any one having refreshments. 100 !Poskingharrhire Owen 1011 per Cents., 1181; di l'revious to commencing his canvas,, he told Mr. Baldwin, „ u , ~,2 4141145411" *W 242124) In other foreign and colonial undertakings there . • members of either sex of all the benefit societies lol l, I. Sardinian to whom be had entrusted the management of his r l ec - - - - a it irn. e n k ai m : Yr4.44i4 Jaw" H H is a "imager suspension of movement. Linares shares is London. It farther stated that the parent tion, that he should allow nothing like bribery-that the If,. too New Deferred 'f Institution was originated in 1829 by a few humble side he was coming out fur had never done anything of , 1 (loassCle. 130 15S mark 91 to 4, and Copiapo, 114. Australian Agricul- Passive Bonds (eons turd . hares are quoted without change at 331 to 311. c individuals, and the first collection amounted to only the kind, and he requested that nothing of the kind should 18 11 i olomoing_lllDoslonoti _ 14 ad ferred One per Cent feel River, 13 to 11 prem.; Scottish Australian I n- 6/.los. ; but by the continued exertions of the committee be done on his behalf ; and, if anyth . ing . of the sort was done ,„ a 'lli=irDsia7sitw.l u There was a very during the election, or previous to it, it was against ha ex • '- vestment, 2to 1 prem. • and North British Austmla- for commercial par, funds bad been raised, freehold land had been bought, and press orders. His expenses for the election of 18 . 52 were in de fi isiniii,Ljaitil 1114 - 114 - 4 sian, 3to 1 prem. S outh Australian Land are flat ■ 126 persons permanently relieved, of whom 32 were at pre- covered by a cheque for SOL, which be gave to Mr. Bald- 13 23 De. 4 dim (411 Net se et ter, marking 394. the market is stitfe sent under the fostering care of the society. The address wio, for hustings and other legal charges. Ile had paid no 154 121 De. 1 dam _ , 111118 - 274 384 further stated the remarkable fact, that the enrolled other sum. Re had no demands made upon him, and 1 12 1 Lo o r ts l :4L eh e unn s = 144 Hi id Cawing Buenos been lees to-day. he did not consider himself liable to any but the legiti- ns „ rare 1 dins It will be seen 1 Members of benefit societies in London amounted t erse (dItl) 16 2/ No. Owes Kam. Paid. Yesterday.' today. mate expenses, and be knew of no demands at present i ;I, L ann oko m A y a.4 44 - - --- - the Chancellor of th to 200,000. and their invested capital to the enormous against him-public-house bills or entertainment bills he nompso mos& . es 110 moon 1 semi Ms all 11 11 am to lay resolutions lit sum of .5, 000,0001 . sterling,and concluded with a hope that should not pay ; nor did he hold out expectations at any 10 all BIM Mlle • pee Ome - - Imo 1 tAngle seeteetimoosi all eex such numerous and energetic bodies would not allow an time that be would pay such bills. During his canna or 11 all ElesehtMB l32 • ooll . _ ) s si 100,000 Ifir. •AegloCaUformaa institution, which was open to all, to languish for want of election he did not give sums of money to any persons for „ , iffi r 10,000 10 tAuatralegan 'pink. He bad no recollection of telling the witness Dean, "' te Iteekt. Is - - 10,009 10 +Australian the necessary support. as stated by him, that he could not pay his bill then lest it lel =20 6 /2 4 426.4 2422 110 lell 60,044 I Amtratian Cordillera 100,000 1 Auatralian Freehold The address having been presented to Lord R. Grosvenor, might be made out bribery, and be the means of unseating 60 10 Northusklislerallpret 30,000 1 Ave Marla all I 1 din The arrangements Ills lordship briefly addressed the company. He con- him. Was certain he had never said so to any voter, Mn, (leased le SI if 200,001, 1 British Australian Gold all 1 1 die pattilitted them on the proposed enlargement of their Aspinall denied generally the evidence of the witnesses, _ 3O m et ' sNisos Do. fludarr safe oss‘ it - 20,090 10 rßritiahlron 13.5 7 9 in the railway mar] asylum, an undertaking which had been too long post- who stated that he had given money . himsilf, or that money a• 8414. W art - - 10,000 33 ttlras.lnip ftw.mil.p e 141 444 6,600 30 DaVocam and Ha all 4 and, stock being sea had been given in his presence by his friends, to people to iu 11 Moil Arra MEW - -ment of an upwar pored, and attributed the delay in great part to the fact 11,000 20 Do. St. John Del Itay II 3 1 34 buy drink. H e said he wan often asked to do s o, but was se, 100 8 616 0samemnenscsiii. 110,000 1 Odeon'. Creek ....... that the vuions trades had preferred to establish isolated particularly guarded, and gave no money. He also de- 1 It Orest eserasai .... 150 183 131 19,009 49 Coke Copper ....„ all - - morning moderate institutions of their own. Another reason had been the nied all knowledge of his steward, Southward, having St. In Do.leseavaletsek ....i 130 151 100,00 e 6 Karla eroM i t 11 pm hiring of houses instead of allowing the funds to accumulate given the witness Pulman wood as a set-off fora . bill which 13 9 1 95619 2. Mr. aialtgaddm r05 .. ). ( . 11 and ....... 11 si all - .. Cordaro l3 101 111 but, with one or two sW,eO:OO se. server Miners of Fag. all 65 76 alleged was run up at his house for drink during „ n , n y„,,,, ~„ n n r,,: n .„ nominal durin g t anti) they could raise a structure of their own. A deletes-8,000 U +Do. Pref. Te percent. all 74 81 pm t i lc u e l elec a tion. If Southward did so, it was wholly without - - lo sis d .- gm 1 0 .9 - 'too' -- bri. - - 70,0t0 5 angkAuetralianCoppr all 2 if p is in fact, comparative] tion on the part of an officer had also been a cause of delay, his (Mr. Asphalt's) knowledge, and this wu the first time 15 23 Ditto Ditto Ditto •.....„. 31 SS 524 4 Great Nugget Vela all 11 pm eepting Midland, th but now happily all these difficulties had been surmounted, he had heard of it. at. 100 Wilts a donnas% Dessed 100,000 3 1 Ds. R tsissre d - „ wanted without con and they were about to proceed, he hoped, on an suinter- The witness was subjected to a very long and tedious to Grist wahine 1 n34 1041 ad UAW 10 rGeeeral crow-examination by Mr. St . rjeant . Ki g „ pmEnßertftt 114A11:1I. n lake , but aothing 72,000 Grand Duchy of Baden all 1 die 1 em the paucity of seller 'MAW career of prosperity. (Cheers.) They must, how-11.001 Orem Polttooth all 11 01 itis came of it. At the conclusion of his exam i nation , at half- gt, Imo Rawson firmness ut the pro ever, recollect that no bird could fly with but one wing, so loo,alie take Bathurst all I 1 dis past 4 o'clock, the committee adjourned to this morning. 4 all Attenteen No. 2,7 per Ct.. MI 91 60,04 e Liberty that if they wished really to go a-head, they must collect ft. 100 Bristol k Entree pa Ct. 103 105 9,001 +Linares BL 100 exolostas, £lO .... _ ... 106 Ifs 1064 I funds to build the remaining wing as aeon as possible. 50,121.* Loodon&Caiitorn. Geld 13 II Matra and Holyhead ... 196 104 on QUlrli Crushina Co all 4 1 :- Cheers( and laughter.) His lordship proceeded to dwell on LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. 21 Si Vogt awl Barks .......... 1 1 ths 100,000 Mariquita .. ,1 Ma par London and North 1 the advantages of having the aged and in fi rm lodged in the all . I:ossdee l Perth, sad . Aber : 34 10 , 000 1 Meriscak9t.Ameriban 9i61 if Midland Livriusoot, JCLY 27.-The Share Market was better to- 6 , , 0 0P New Gruoda .... ....... all ' par Ipm Leeds neighbourhood where their friends lived, a thing which the to-day in consequence of a scarcity of stock for the settle- 1 4 lli Ilad3a1111a0(8L104the 4 .4 100,000 Nouveau Monde dearness of lodgings in London rendered impossible without meat of the account which takes place to-morrow. Bir- I 1 1 'ht . 4 4 : iftgrirfeLper Cl . 1 2 ps , 30,000 1 Nova Scotia Mining and the aid of institstions like the present ; and, after one or kenhead Chester and Birkenhead. 201-East Lancashire, ii 4 ma. o n a lni „ . ( pi o s ti 114 on Copper Smelting - - dis Great Western 18 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 78 Lancaster and Car- 'SI DU* do. 110.4 1 3,. 10 1 ,000 Port Philip two further observations in a similar strain, concluded by U,etin quarts Rock lisle, 1031-London and North Western, 1161 17 16A 17- 10 115 De. New 6 par Chat. Beek. 14 134 Courteously bidding the company farewell. 10,00. 3 tßhymney Iron Manchester, She ffi eld. and Lincoln, 291-Midland, 721- 10 9 3 illaMMllellsaig i ti s P.C l , 90 4 21 i 10,00 e 13 +Ditto New Tilt DINNEIt. South Eastern and Dover, 22 1 2 4-York and North 1 . 1d1A 342 1 31 . and 7010 35 danthito de Cuba lOl 14 3 Caledonians In the evening his lordship presided at a diaper at the ISlidland, 30,1. I Daman, 31 psr i ...I - - 30,001. 1 -knith Australian all 1 die par St.' 100 Oreallfordesrs3 rwOmit 198 130 6,00 D 10 nn Croft - - Oxford nod Worees Freemason's Tavern, which was attended by Mr. Tidd MANCRISTSR, JULY' 27.-There was a moderate busi- st. 144,00. 3 pg , mt. 84 , 4 „ . D s . 43,174 1234; +United 41.vieati all I 31 41 London and South ' Pratt, Mr. Dean, Mr. Campkin, Mr. Gilbert, and about nee . , and prices had an upwmd tradency. Dovers, 21 15-16; desmable at lep.aL prni 112 114 70,000 1 Waller Leeds stock 78.1 ; ditto, Fifth, , 41 d. ; Midland, 721 ; 10 .71 Da. 41 ant. scrip 1 4 Ipm 24 100,000 1 West Granada Sixty of the other friends and patrons of friendly societies. L , 4 , 144 stmi, "a6l tif Weetrn(l)lliskthe i 81 9 t00,60e 1 'roe nat . :poet all 1 1 die French shares hi The usual loyal toasts were given with the customary for- 13iiimisainAft, JULY 27.-The transactions wero at the " 2 °W. 4 . 423&1134 " 422 0 c 61 71 100.00 1 Fula IN. ta ()tweet, redrea.4l p.m. 99 101 101 =elides, after which, following prices :-London and North Western, 1161; St. 100 Ditto irredeemable 4per ch 102 103 103 2 • Transferable by stamped deed. as was observed bas' ... ... . . , ..._ _ ra11116111401 411811111. 100 AlmWem 1 92 96 all Aberdeen No. 2, 7 pee CC" 88 91 140.114141e1k Exeter 4 pee Cr." 103 105 1611 Ceillesies MO ..._ ' 106 1(3 16 Choler mil Balybeed ' 194 204 51 test mil Ilawila I I as all Dumas% 1 . 038. eel Aber ' Oesa Medea ." I 64 41 14 imtAlil.lolo6p.M 4 44 S .1.114.14. U.) per Ct. " S 5 2 Dpi . l. 174.) 7 per CI. t 4 pm If De. Wm Saut.o4olAte..s p 4001 i 1 14 pm 10 el DIM do. So. 2" 14 1 1 opa Got Stash., I 0 - . 30 ,SmilfliedcPS73 & , 24 1 21j 5 allatmes. an ) Dmike, 34 per t 1 100 Omerdlfortheras prOent 198 130 .1 100 De. 5 per meat. Berip, Re. deemalie at 10 p.M. pm , 112 114 10 . 24 De. 44 permit. strip i 4 Ipm 61 64 06.111144Weeten(1)Sighthe $4 9 Se 4 °Wotan kiiantcer spel 64 74 et. 100 Ot.Weet, pedead.46 cwt. 99 101 W. 100 Ditto Dreinemelble 4per 11 I 16 6 LedemblielllT44ln.l£lo Or. 140 Ditto' per conteteek I St. 100 Lon.* Beldb.Oser.6 pen t I It. 100 DittoPrdneediel 5 per Ct. 10 5 Lon.luMtWamCnn.llnrde 114 .11 Londonderry &Color. len 124 all .Londoodirrpalriniek.4lB , 10 U 14an.84411111.1.ne.1ear710l 10 .to . Do. New AlO ... 6 3 Do. 16 .. .. p , • 124 all Meryl. St Carlisle, Ct. M. 100 fltellitndCon,..ltr.lftb.sp.th 164 S Ditto Preference Pt 100 Norfolk Ilatendon... 8t . 140 De. 51 per et. Prof. Stet 1 all Do.Wareney Valley 1 pet 10 6 Do. Debentures ... Pt. 100 North British ... ... to all North Staffordshire St. • 100 °eked. Warcaiter, aiid Wolsie..t 15. Spa Cent 13 all ' bit.o ditto ditto II ' II Shrewaldlirm.rferiiiu. II ' 10 %myna Chcetet(Noe.D.. I UM.) 6 ler Cant... 10 10 Do. 5 per Cent ... . 35 46 South Perm ... 10 If Ditto Piled 4 4 pe r Cent 104 all Emmilt inceeed _Wad ing 1 Ma )of SI.. dt. Ito Da, par ireL ' 50 . all 1111113 i 5 . Bt to l o lyzvAi it 1190.144M..' 17 1 5 01114 111 10 Tolalmo Mem/for, Jima' 27.—The Share Market was better to to-day in consequence of a scarcity of stock fsr the settle ment of the account which takes place to-morrow. Bir kenhead Chester and Birkenhead, al—East Lancashire, 181—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 781—Lancaster and Cu lisle, 1031—London and North Western, 1161 17 161 17— Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 291—Midland, 721 South Eastern and Dover, 22 1 2 I—York and North Midland, 301. MANCHESTI2, JULY 27.—There was • moderate busi nets, and prices had an upward tendency. Dovers, 21 15-16 ; Leeds stock, 7f11 • ditto, Fifths, 41 d. ; Midland, 721 ; London stock, 110 t. BIRMINGHAM, JULY 27.—The transactions were at the following prices :—London and North Western, 1161 ; Eighths, ss. and 6s. 3d. prem.; and Crystal Palace, 74. The occurrences of yesterday at Wolverhampton, and the Shrewsbury meeting of tomorrow with reference thereto, were the subjects of much interest in the share market to day, but nothing was done in any of the stocks of this company. Limbs, Juts/ 27.—There has been a very limited amount of business done on 'Change this morning, and prices are nominally the same as yesterday. South Eastern and Doyen have been done at 211. DUBLIN, JULY 26.—Three per Cent. Consols, 981 ; Three.and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock, 101 104 101 1011 Bulk Stock, 224 ; Hibernian Bank, 251. paid, 301 ; Na- Bank of Ireland, 221. 10a. paid, 21 ; City of Dublin Steam C mom, 100! paid, 73; ditto 501. paid, 361 ; Patriotic Insurance, 10/, paid, 71 ; L;ekamore Copper Mining Company, 11. paid, 20a. 6d., 219. ; Mining Com pany of Ireland, 7/. paid, 161; Dublin and Belfast Junc tion, 45/. paid, 49; Great Southern and Western, 601. paid, 531 1. 101 103 2 Mr. PRATT gave " The chairman." The CHAIRMAN having returned thanks, eloquently ap pealed to the company on behalf of the charity. lie re capitulated the various points of the morning's addreu, and called upon the company present to second the cif irts of the working min by a liberal subscription to the funds. A Collection was then made, amounting to nearly 2001., and the remaining toasts having been disposed of, the company separated. 19 p 9 103 die 1 pm 119 161 131 137 flt 'II 13 14 ;it if 1 11 Su 11+11 ' 15 5 2 2 11 114 116_ Comm Roim. CorrYß ComrtsT. The half yearly riveting of this association was held yesterday at the others, Austinfriars ; It. Ellice, Esq., in the chair. It appeared from the report ant. accounts that the mines had produced in the year 10.12, 11,077 tons of ore, and that this falling off from the yield of 1841 was attributable to the g acrid scarcity of labour, the earthquake, and the cholera. The produce for Rve months of this year (1853) was 5,200 tons; but owing to the great fall in the price of copier, the company had withheld some of their ticketing. from the Swansea market. The result of this half-year's account en abled the directors, as stated yesterday, to declare a dividend of 3/. per share, payable 4th of August, making ei!. pershare per annum. The report and al:coasts were received and adopted, and the meeting adjourned. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for week ending July 21, £176 IGa. 101. (29 miles open) Corresponding week last yew, LOB 13s. Od. (13 males open.) iii 'its 1 VsiA Pm 101 3 1011 in Ite I 3 1 I via lie I 5 Par 1 PDI LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— Amount of traffic fir the week ending July 23. 1853:—Pea. stagers, 12.8311. Os. 61d.; goods, 2,7 001 . 15e.9.1. Total 15,541 r. ss. :Sid. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— Return of trate for the week ending July 24, 1853 : Passengers, paresis, carriages, horses, and mails, 34,7331. 15e. 4d.; merchandise, 20,2511. Be. 5d.; cattle, 1,Z33/. ls. Od. Total, :56,2331. 41. Oil. Corresponding week, ' 1842, 51,3631. 132. 7d. N 11f ..., 2.4 1 i di. IS3 106 61 61 tar i va Exchequer Bills were quiet at par to 3s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, with scarcely any feature of novelty. Mexican is a shade better, and Spanish supports the improvement lately noticed. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 264 to 274; 1 Peruvian Deferred, 38 to 60; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 dis. to par ; Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto Deferred, 9 to 94 ; Spanish Deterred Threes, 23 to ; the Certificates, 6 to 61 Per cent. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Lire per Cent. Bonds; 1021 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 621. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, j ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 98. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849 coupon, 211. Mexican Three per Cents., 264. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 84 ; ditto Scrip, 11 dis. Portuguese Four per Cents., 43. Russian Five per Cents., 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, ; the Passive Bonds (converted), 51, 54. Venezuela De ferred One per Cent., 13. There was a very active demand to-day for money for commercial purposes, and it would appear that the market is stiffening. The supply of money seek ing employment in the open market has certainly been less to-day. It will be seen by our parliamentary report that the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes to-morrow to lay resolutions before the House of Commons, to enable the Treasury to pay off the South Sea and other annuitants who have elected to receive their capital back in preference to exchanging into any of the new stocks. Tbo arrangements for the settlement of the account in the railway market were iu full progress to-day, and, stock being scarce, gave occasion to the develop. ment of an upward tendency. In nearly all cases the dealers were ready " takers in "of stock. In the morning moderate rates of continuation prevailed, but, with one or two exceptions, they were all but nominal during the day. This department is, in fact, comparatively bare of floating stock, and, ex cepting Midland, the heavier shares were generally wanted without contango this afternoon. Owing to the paucity of sellers railway property shows marked firmness ut the present moment. Annexed is our usual statement of the rates at which the bulk of the business connected with the settling has been carried on : London and North Western I contango. Midland -16 to 3-16 contango. Leeds backwardation to A con tango. Great Western borrowers to backwards tion. York and North Midland 146 contango. Dovers -32 to 1-16 ditto. Great Northam l-3'2 ditto. 1-32 ditto. Oxford and Worcestera 1.32 to 1-10 ditto. London and South Western 1-32 to 3-32 ditto. Berwicke -32 French shares have again been wanted for the settlement, but, so far, there is not so much pressure as was observed last account. Northerns and Stras bourg.] commanded to 3.16 backwardation ; and Paris anti Lyons, 1-16 to 3-16. It would appear that the " bear " account in this market is little diminished. Attention has during the last few days been rather decidedly directed to Belgian railway shares, which have experienced a marked improvement in price. Sambre and Meuse, Luxembourg, and Namur and Liege shares have been especially in request; and the public appear to be becoming awake to the fact that these lines, with an in creasing traffic, government support, and the immediate prospect of certain benefit when the network of railways throughout Belgium shall have been completed, are cheaper at 50 per cent. discount, than French railway shares, some of which now stand at a premium of 130 per cent. and up wards on the amount paid. On Friday was held at Brussels the meeting of the Great Luxembourg Com pany, when the resolutions submitted were unani- mously adopted. The report is altogether a very favourable one, and states that nothing now prevents the undertaking from being brought to a succes sful and profitable conclusion within the period stipu lated for by the last convention made with the Bel gian government. In accordance with the plan lanc- MISCELLANSOVP. Cloning No. 1314 i 111srtLL.LIIS006. rel.l Prices I &Uinta 4 0 00 yVe , trnlay w ear. An R Aublu 1'.441 and Iron ~ 6 WMIO 2A!Atptrollart Agricultural l7l' 33 33 334 15,19' 2PlAu , tralaolan I•aeitie Mall 10 I Ata•traliatt Royal Mall 7 36,601, lrhlicrlin Waterwork..... 2 O, 60'11riti,h Arnerletn band ' 3.41 66 G 2 60:011v Litrltioh k ColonhlSineltingl & Iteduetion Congany ' 1 10.006 100 Raavla ..... 32 1 •.9 71 1110,000 L Crystal Paine, .. .. A I , 2! Pm n 10I.O$ 41er),,tal Palace France Pm. 60.00. Y Rantern Strom 1 11.01.0 2414:Ircirle Toh,raph .• • • 2.. 11 1 1 411 11/.0.41 , l&annernl Steruto Nari-nttlon. 14 2014kneval 6 6. Shlipin.4 Co 14 . 0,0 In; Irlish Ileetr..nt.. Saga: Mapbtleytt st. Natigntion 4 Lo s oon I Nation ratCntSbINUIVIIOI all 1' NrtlyelLurk 1.41114 3 .1 &is I In 7.:0e B 2 N.S. Oat and Inter. Steam Navigation co. I 123.71'i 1 North Itritinly Atietrala!Lalr• an i 2A3•,4 North iit Europe cam . 7 —•-• Petit [liver Land N. Mineral all 'I/ 11 gne. 20,'00, 24 , ,Prniumalar k oriodal 61w 111 119. do 2B .2:l'ortland Iron 14. ,, 101 1 , 1 r !toy:a Mall Sttam 16 , ...,0.! I ' , euttirh Au.lr. lare,tment all 2 9. 11.000 12,7 2:1.4.ta1ti Au:Arab:ill Land 2i 40 II 15.y.,1 4 ulonariat Telegraph - 10.1./06 1110IVan Dicauci land THIS D:lY.—Tw•o o'CLocK. The English stock market opened at yesterday's prices, but has since slightly given way. Business is very quiet. Consols were first quoted 984 to 2, but have since receded to 981 to 7„ both for money and the 11th prnx. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 4; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents, 1011 to 102 ; Bank Stock, 228 to 229; India Stock, 256 to 2574. Exchequer Bills are lower, there having been a good dent of selling at 2s. die. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign securities, which aro dull. Spanish Deferred is a shade flatter at 23 to 1, but the Certificates have been purchased at 64 per cent. Mexican is quoted 261 to 27. Venezuela Actives mark 371. Dutch Fours, 971 to 98. Russian Four-and•a-half per Cents., 1011. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84; ditto Deferred, 581. Danish 1 hrees, 864. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SI:GAL—The market continues steady. 600 hbds. Cuba told in public sale at 314. to 38s. ; 1,000 bags Paraiba bought in at 335. Gd. ; refined firm; grocery lumps, 465. to 488. COFFEE.-240 casks plantation Ceylon offered and chiefly sold at full prices ; 200 bags of native Ceylon, damaged, sold first and second class, 435. .6d. to 445. 6d. TEA.—lmporters am asking rather higher prices, and not much business done to day. Currore.—The public sake, consisting of 2,500 bales, were chiefly bought in ; 130 Experimental sold at jid., and 130 St. Domingo, did. to 61d. per lb. RICE continues steady. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet with not much doing. Town Tal low, 50s. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 51a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports no alteration in the trade. Prime Meadow Hay, 105.. to 1159. ; inferior, 85s. to 951. ; new, 60s. to 80s. ; Rowen, 50s. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 105 s. to 1205.; second cut, 90s. to 1055.; new, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 325. to 365. LIVERFOOL, WEDNESDAY.—This afternoon, shortly before two o'clock, the United States mail steam ship Baltic, Captain Comstock,:sailed from this port for New York, with the usual mails for the United States and British North America, 165 passengers, and a very heavy cargo of valuable merchsndise on freight. Amongst the passengers we noticed Monsieur Julhen, the celebrated musician, accom panied by his agent Dr. Joy. Great dissatisfaction has been expressed by the shippers per Baltic, at an alteration made upon this occasion bysthe agents. Owing to the large quan tity coming forward for shipment instead of beige, as pre viously, shipped in priority of arrival, the agents deter mined to settle the priority by lottery—to which the ship pers had to yield under protest. Prior to the departure of the Baltic, copies of this morning's Dail" News were placed on board by Messrs. Willmer and Smith, news agents, of Liverpool. Shortly before the sailing of the Baltic, the screw steamship City of Glasgow, Captain Wylie, sailed for Philadelphia, with 130 cabin passengers and a large cargo on freight. FIRE AT TUE ROSEMARY BRANCIT TAVERN.— Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, a fire was discovered under the stage of this well known summer out-of-door es tablishment at Islington. On its discovery every available assistance was afforded, but unfortunately without effect, and before a sufficiency of engines arrived, the whole build ing was one burning mass. Under the pit flooring wero seven horses of value, and, although the most strenuous ex ertions were wed to save the animals, not one could be saved. In two hours the destruction of all the property was complete ; it is to be regretted that it was not insured. How the fire originated is not at present known. GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAY.—lteturn of tette for week ending July 17, 1863 :—Passengers, parcels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 8,4201. 15s. 0,1.; me n ha n di se and (minerals, 8 0 73/. 16,. Od. ; cattle, 5541.93 Total, 15,5491. Os. 6d. Corresponding week, 1852, 10,5241. 19s. 3d. CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.—ReTUTII of traffic for the week ending 23rd of July, 1863 :—Paeseagers, parcels, &c., 149!. 13s. 9d. ; merchandise, cattle, &c., 43!. Is. Id. ; total, 192/. 14s. 10d. Traffic for corresponding week last year—Passengers, parcels, dte:, 2031. 17s. 64.; merchandise, cattle. &c., 201. 17s. 9d.: total, 22.44 lbs. 3d. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.—TrIdna for week ending July 24, 1553:—Passengers, 2091.195. Ild.. subscriptions, 31/.lls. Id. ,• goods and parcels, 41/. 51. 10 4 . Total. Vedt. 16s. 101 Corresponding week last year, 3011. 31. 10d.