The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-29 00:00:00

!6 V Tlbt (Evrprv; LOS DOZ. , WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1853. (THREEPENCE. • . . ,„,. _ . . . .• ~../(e......--/- a --Xbe',..... -Xbe',..... ~ . 4.e.-3...../...-0- a __ 'e-e- -71---- - (g r.i ,__ Zio. 2,1:18.] LOS D()1. , WEDNESDAY EV ..--- --- T -- 1:11LIN GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHLBI- SHARE LISTS. I PonfilteN P.AILWATI. HON.-Tomo llf IRELIND In 14/1. r.:11 T. l llllsT 11, 1 111.11 (avallable tot • month) en now 11:1)le 3 Matierrp and Rep. - due II 0f Ws TCTSDAT ETININO. 2 ° 0, 1 11011 wea b ... to Ownesme- . 1 I ala i Par 2 .,...,*, ..2 t.. oflowiell Ennio' , l letGTaea. C&ea Ina etni. The railway market to-day ruled lower, especially 2:, 2" !,.17 . 1. " 1 ',..,„, Em „, t r, r A i r e „.,. ° ;,',.i ii i Izi N 8,,,5n r...-: 010001 1; „ ~,b , ". cdli ,„,,, s : 1 : il l I' 0 ° thi s, afternoon , otoek proving rather more abundant 2• 10 IDOon and Ferenc...a yll In' an ~ t . news. ••&••• , P"' b0. „...i . ..,... , ...a, Christ...am, OM :wester Al 3 0 413 O than had btin expected, owing to some proposed 2 ' o ' 2 4 . ... ) ' l e ill ' a" •- ': I I - 1 11 rd' " II 3 ,,,„ Ift m, 21•101. /walanadnal. 100 T 1111 7. 33 • • 3 0 deliviriet of considerable amount from pawn. The se i in.. '" iraftwein; "l" ' - i?• ii .. 9.1 1 1 1 'I "' u . • - 31 .• ifisfieti, Iced% Sher. ccr, rion•••• w • terms upon which the settling Was carried on are ,1 3 (.I '•W 1154 ° 4 r'l'''"''' .. i 2 11 o 30 0 43 0 referred to under the heitd of " Money I%larket." At lii• &B IC ' J 'l t. rat4 Wee j t. t . l iCa .""i ned nf a,S Fr h a „r n e. '' ,.' 1 1 MX II I p p ri? 701 I 'Ai.' i _ . 1 i . ,,, , ........ Werrta4 7oll . • Wok% limskl' four o'clock this market was unfavourably affected •.: ••: Doseas l7 ( 2 esduhul 7lo - - b..-..- 4 4 0 3 10 it ~..,...,,,,,,,, .. 44 0 3S. o by the decline in the funds. and prices generally 2 1 , i: 1 ' "'"'"11"6`414 ,,,,,nn,,,m • 3 . 1' . **„.'''''-„ Ili ' l i t •••/,„, ...A.. Ihe h - datrs to In seed to (UM r, Bagger. Dolkit, experienced a further reduction. c 0,,,„ .1„ La.,. et balcony, Sid bah 'geld w the station at which MI 10 lic.iltexwai) ... 4 41 '4l • a a Ls. _ ... ... ... .. II 16 at y l y t ek b" t * . tAra. .: each Irl.' h Toni ist Tlbet ga• catbird no have booed to THIS DAY.-Two o'Ci.oex. 6 2 Dt (Omn .. _.. ... 11 If 10 4 Dal par et Proferense 1 1 dia bas. at do ..01re. 5 1. W04414•414•1,14"'7 at "f 7 redw°° roues. The settlement of the account continues to form 20 9 4 8 6 and WeWtotnnen - pm il 21,00, P.- a T.•ur In Übe 00Irly irklow. in Killian. and Glen- ~ p, a, ..b s µl,,f r ".11:.111111--tor the journey from Dublin to I'clf.st, the c hi e f b us iness in the railway market. Prices se 71111airas ... ... . lf 2 ma 331 6 I Rana A • •. . ' _ _ p...„ E s ... •nn to the Giseer Cauceway, :sad Item Dublin to Gal- op e n e d a 'Lade firmer than those current after re- sal se r4,rii- Ai . Iwil; ": 11 •• ..nt: t la. • Int fI Me Poe ihrogl. onmina-a. - 8 ' . .., r.,r.h err of • ink ~: .• isrf.trt,ll., matte. with 4 cony of the Euler hours yesterday afternoon, but some flatness 20 13 Ds' Du. ;ex inter. " ) - - - la I^. Nerelarrn of flume. .r.: or rd 111-4 Townes 111.....1'...k,.. c 'moiled eobly :a there as since prevailed, and the general range of the to .e. Ds. a - . o p.r et. limit 354 36 1 ' '''. • • • accurate irOrmition afford •d at the Choter market is not quite so good as yesterday's closing le all yr teas 1.. .*:. Moles, ea... 14 15 orweglanTrur.k Prefer. th 9 aa. ~..,.,,, ~ , ~,,,,,r, 01,,,,, 34 tte....ismt. t ow, Dubin. 0,.. sac, official quotations. Midlands, Aberdeen., and South- ao to mgt. cad L iiil 162 pm 541 o.*.sdel.as • • .163 1 .." Palr Li. Easterne, besides other stocks, have been depressed. 10 ;'..: Peri. eel Or.rang ... .. 42 44 3011 .%I:STRALIA and the COLONIES.-Light, The same remarks will apply to French shares, E l. : P.A. ; .-. 2d -,,,-,,...,„-, : - u 412 icy 4 , 1,. , o , .....1 di.r.0.1.• 11.01W1N0.-CIUXIGON'd PATeNT 1. 1.11 %LI .. 1115 , 81 NU COLT :s prekvely lancerviom to rain, mow, q p u ri o ces tat ions ste na ye bei i n da g generally worse than the official s• ; 1 1 l rois,coe .oa.tea,rlsones 4 6 pm 331 y afternoon, though not lower than I °l' 7 Q u s °° ° an° 131 W w wl° - i die par lo4 Mot. II 'I 7 " . 3 ••• tilted by a l ' A 'n and e ntanly• • 104714544 in the after-hours rates. 20 • inotter • rot coven ... ... 1 1 104 an d 0.... . , ...., ball the timber rsnuired for elates; nn be laid "II i I 2 110,11 SWAMI •..... ... 1 di. psi „o r If , . .. ; ..- el* los uncractieed Fr 5.0.,.. PRICE ONE PENNI OWANA KV MARE; AND STOCKS. lO ~. -:.11,L, . '..1 !legut...,. 5 et l'in. 0./1.51.1. FO 2T. Cremes berm NoNJ.ONDUCTINO Felt 10 1 4 Do. Si per Cent - - I Chung pewee Ilskre to-clay .i., . 1.. 1 4 1.-„ : „.,,,, o f 21 y e c . v .,: .t..n. Milers and pipes raves 21 per tent . or met- gc I pa, itA77r,TS. 1 Yesterday. to 2 p.m. ' I - Basgalco.n.l a stuncalah met ty pest on application to CIiOGOON - - -_-----1--- le 5 ,4outhern ot Yramm....... 41 11 pm site Co. 2, IaiwOATE.HIL^ , LONDON, who aleo sari, SHIP 11t. lee las r :ren i mil jrj lei m sa. Won?? 18412510 p ... 1 •pm 4I ma 111115r.ixti Pelt aid INODOROCS Felt for damp ware and lining fa 1 I a c b se ,.. :‘,..... ~..., Amp. , If i all i West Flanders . 4 3 ir üb. too to equalise Ms temperature. ar.... gar ..limetim . 51 51 10 1 lie l Do. 54 per Coat. Pram I 1 die _.- -- - 111:IGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen. v 5.. I Skin., Lan.,..• "nes.: .n. 9 7Ms 11 f, , toe-:r ro .1 •vr.treCand... 1 Of Ma lj 24 11 Inland. 3 !des 1 1 ^4 s! i D0.C0vAD1r,.51.*152.C. A el ) !4* •. i ciPl.ll has 'EDITED 1., PRICE tor Brighton Pe:iser .. to. Do. do, ..o. 235...1 't '..1 die ~,,, p .!notert from es. to 4s. per dneyn. Alco Mbar sr , ad w-t4rs in i t i . ;Fe ....,,, r .,,,,, ... . ~,,,„ 11 , lOt JOINT STOCK BANKS. 6 ,,,,,,eta ant set eh arc unsurnowed d 110.. surguallcil Six-down 5 , ;,..„: „„,..,77, Liam. r. 'Ls Ire: , fidle mad fetes 'misled is such awaiting, 3 7 72 2 ;27...ZZ,,,, .2.. - -..):.. .' . l 6 2 1 . 4 _ll 6 1 4 , i . Cumin busman ea:; as may :ce impart& Indic - err twice daily. A protpeclos wile , al. ri ,-,,,„,,, 2 47:1-•••• i II ~Js No. , rages. Paid pekes done lota v.*. au be bad en spidleation.-I.IOOPER, ~ Pali-mall 8 ,., a , Dior . 55 , 8 .8 85 , 0 7 5 ...1 17 . e pm 491 __- 1 " - S - 1. 1- Tenor's, . today. _ =a•!; an: 25,0ronswernatreet, hoed-street. 23 WI Dunn, I' rthoudater 1 22,5...3 . 0 Australasia ttenJunetket „. ...1 8 5 40,901 .23 nl. Dank of Ana 51 4 4 dl, 13 a:: Ile a Amu., „. Li a ., 3 1 I stew . 6 Clam Bank of India. i It 3 is se vi:to (xis i and ".. jj ; 4 i Australia , and China :1 1 11 gm 20 0 1 11 an. Cam* ... 124 124 13 13,000 $ll 1 2,133 . ...11, auttleh, and - , •.- „•. , N be an Zorern C: Ws, Clais . e.... Australian Chartered 10 par Ipm 101 10 , A 0, i 1 e 1111: , ‘ Msgr. ro.) ~. . 1 ttl is 6,000 , 16 London Dant of AIL , 0 '..-- 22 ..., Do. Cam 11 and G ay. 1 Se 5 • at Walla and Lodi* .... 1 - - ..‘.34".t „A 1 " 4 1‘ st. leo Let Imateddr ... _...1 n 1 72; 711 2 WOO iSO Lurks Chartered Dank Si all IR. & 11.1.1.2e.818irm..1n I 151 a: . , • . *Australis ....... Si. 104 lidimbratb an-' filsagov .1 70 72 5L0W. 1 6 Oriental Rank Corpora all 30 32 311 1 10 1111114ab-rik and Feeble. ... - - 30,00.: I Emu' Austral. BankM,r t MEET 11.-By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. St 160 1E11.0 , 1.. h.,For.'„Dtmlin . 30 32 I end (MU Import. Co. I 1 Otis par 1. Newly i• mewl and. Pater...ell artylea:i :n of ettemleslly pre. st, me im am , a abobt r e . m .. 2 , _ 41.00 25 Muth Australia pled will rit INDIA RCiallY.lt la ;1. e cone.ruc . root A Itilk ICIAL ~., .. a !G m , 14 ,,, t h n , ... .. 86 87 .0.000 2b I uoun of Australis n.e 111, Gums, gad Palate s.-Mr. 1 1111: 1111 n 1 r:4.1.1r. &MOD` ...t. 120 I DO. A, Stuck ... ... 34 l'i botou . ... Do. New 24; SI Si Dentist, •I, Ortonsor.stroet, Orrenenor-equa•-, Kit Inventor and , gt. te e . p c B . 8 „ 20 , .., ..., ISO 228 Pate"tee. A new. original, and invaluable mceution. co -Mating In at. 10: Maw:tn. and Vfast.(7m.. 110 111 the dactn:uti, sith toe most absolute perfection and rumes, of gt to amt. ter.t: T o ~. 68 39, MISCELLANEOUS. Chco. call ! ) Prepared value. INDIA Mame:it „s a lining to the is it by,B, so u. , redeem 4 . 7 4 8 . . 1 Closing nun try Gard Cr 801141 Freme. The extraordinary retell. of this Si a:' 1....," a . , : car:,,.., .. 151 88 No. ' Sh. SlocumAtmotc.. MI I mien I Boehm. done application may be briefly noted in a few .4 t,. it most prominent tgy 11i1 v... Third . . . is is pm I I ! Teeter:ay , i to.day. Inure., on the :daub( :-Ail sharp tog?. are avoidei, nu spring., TiL ion Uncut*, auf * Teri:biz. 71 234 751 74 - -1--... CM, or rasterilWa 4:11 required, a rot Ii finer-aid frees: ma of ;.) 'LI m a . puyb o ... ._ 1 44 4wa 113 4 10,0e0; If4' liestre% in Agri._ 15 7O 73 1 emetics is aupplioL • natant Auld. r I.:therto wholly unattainable. 11 ;71 Co. 'I. e.% ft . ...ing Ilislot., 3 1 2 4 ~ ana• Si, parboiled with the most unerring accuracy, is return! , go all 1 1,..„1...7yyth,,,, .. 1 6 i y 14,000; 1100.7ansda Company... 321 61 70 Ilii*Men the ardmese and flcx.bitity of the agent employed, the 11. ill L a g o a .2 l a m i ni gil . 3 as e i 81 IMAGO ',Ceuta; Folace rapport is gin n totes adlointhe teeth when tome, or reailentd IQ a .1„,,,,...ytm 0ry. 3. 6 ,,,,, t b d 1 8 flues 4 Cryst.Pated Priam 2 . e 1 „ Tr il by toe oblundloo of it.. gums. TM allois of the mots - , exert et. um Iwo_ gpio..o, ;, y, c o , ~ y a 1041 .1 D m, 1tA,712 I . M. Brit. Aunt. Land all Ilj pm no mew* on the ehatakally prepared Whim India Rubber, and, as ft SL lea lAndon & Natli.Weeic. 1131 113 1114 4 11 Do. Preference all 1- - le ain non .uenr, f opt. of an temperature m y with thotosugh 20 13 Co. Fifths .. . • 2 1 pie MVO 6,Peelltiv.Lud.a. I:in all 2f s• pm 7I 1 isoestort be Imbibed swl retained in the mouth, WI unpleasantness* 10 1 1. 0 , 21 2 ,,g,...33 . ,.2 it . /i, 1 1 . 1041,000 1 ScottlahAust.lnreat all 1 1121 pm 2 mull Or tut* bring at the same time whoily provided against by the 13: tee L a m es a t s ee tt,w if t m 6 6 4 t " 12 , 760 2b4 , Australian Land 23 43 56 4 1111111 peaullar nture of Ha preparation.-To be obtained wily at 50 . 11l Do, SW ... ... ... s• 41 dt• 10.4018 100 Van Diemen's Land 251 12' 19 ISt GI, OROBTESOIteITRIIST, LONDON. 40 21 De.. au _.._ . ea St die 23, Goy-street, r ate. 23 all Landooderry la D e emer II 13 34, Orelnger.street, Newartlince•Tjne, SS lad Lationdrry&Emairkillas 19 51 MINES. si. 120 Kann. shof.,&l9accemsh. 61 101 Est: and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and sti 41 PO. 411r..k lAJSC!. V:110' 2r 21 de TVESDAT HVIWINO. Aa. COWVANW CANTON STROP, or Ouadrlla,rl Chinese St 10. ISILLand ... ... ... .. 711 721 714 1 i A few transactions have taken place to-day in sbarmear. renders A:. ing easy to the mac: tender MM. The M. 100 i 77% firm, and Derma 40 4! fellawlng tvabanalal a from 01. r arm esa , n, at surgeon, Mr. Aston 30 ' 42iArml.1). It r.t.111701... ... - .. English miningstocks, and there is still a gooddemand x:r: "Pits -I have muds tr' il et your Itaror Strop, an I find it to 11 171 Ditto Half ahem- ... - - for dividend shares. The following sales are re• unit Per than amp' :'nip ILO, Litherto iced for giving a keen et. :00 . Nevmarket ... ... . 3: m **to ent•irg Instru;neats for anatomical and mu s ical purposes.- 61 31 Do. Darg ara liteasiou .. 1 f pea ported :-West Providence, 45,49,50 ; Eagleabrook, C. ARON Kin. To Wenn.. It. and 8. Coarran. inventors. 161, lea. 23 17 llewportA AHereford - - die 175, 200; Alfred Consols, 191 5; West Burnet, 14) • shorststren Loudon," where the 1114rop, ale. , may be obtained, stad ss 7 !troy an: lanalsa Wee.. 21 1 of el meaner% at Ss. ed. ;med., and 9a. W. ateh.-COWVANW * all reerryWarraccenthlt * . 8 9 South Tamar, 61, I ; Tamar ' Consols, 21 • ; Bedford pr.aliaii tempered Itaaors. Tooth Pawnee's] Ilbewing Powder. 21. 140 Norfolk ... ... ... .. W 62 United, 71; Linares, 91; Wheal Golden, 25, 3; is ts Do. New .. - ... - - 60 M Northern Courtnee - Inion 34 22 at Trewartha, It, 2; East Russell, 5.1• East Tamar, WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, 8, las , B , e n, a r ai,,, . i i 1, ; Wheal Sydney, 9,1; Spearne eonsols, Si, 9; an effectual cure fiir Asthma. Coors. CoWst 116,01100 of I 4 1.4 , North Devon, Na I. ... - - dig duintrell Downs, 5. Breath. at! Pectoral W: on* mad fir CowuropOna 1 taken in the fi an 1 Do. 1♦ • Deferred - - rall.r elate, is reeoraranded 1 37 tbf It: 1117 7. 111 Taet 01 • low* . a I Do. 111 Oamentrod - - ells The gold mining shares were quiet all the morn aotrefted by Dr. Rental lo the proprietor of Woolk.y% Pectoral 10 154 Norte desfforlith2. . . 41 41 die ing, but became decidedly flatter in the afternoon. Cady. dated *Toms. la, 1 ' 32: .1 fella plume In recommendlog ge sE , m a il w o m e n bf b Wasik? , PeetorsiCalr'T in 2. ll =woros7o o • ll Planste, WIN*" 4 00 7/fh 15 10 North= 15. Weeternium , - - pm 114 Agua Fria and Nouveau Monde were chiefly affected. Ms* iisthma, aid adectiom of the *Mm. G. C. Kermit N.D., It, rep lo s f e wr wma, e t w s , : 49 so At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 1-16 to Chrlap „. .ret, Poplar New Town, Loodos."-The above Unlash e It. im : z oo s.-,A c.,, tra y ... las as matisiar, poem* only by sy...Psy, chemist. Maidston. is sold by ix LOS s a cum misl ea d ... selebseales, everywhere, ln byes, at Is. lid. and 2s. ed rub. at, ifiturews. &mi slead ... St. 10$ Do. L.e.N.W.Gnar. eti, 63 72 prem. • Nouveau Monde, ;to 1 prem. T li E D A I L Y NEW b . so . tatronnury cad Hershel - .11 el (es tandem Morning Paper, prier sd. 181 au 1 vereweeary am (berm. Old er foreign mine•generally eloped rather 011,H,MT.... us euh.e.a Ogren, the DAILY NEWS to at the bead ..f the LI. . (Net.W. Hit) ~. 117 19 Imperial Brazilian and United Mexican were both WM Cress 02 Great HAMM, alv mating free c ommerce in eta broad.:st 70 1 lel I Mlle-lees ... ... -. Si 94 lower. Metcalfe were rather flatter, closing 51 to 6 awn and all sound and practia.l rtorzaa, whether political, social, 26 90 • No. enteral ... lis 141 or entel ..noel. I et diwornize Unica .... .. 1 84 31 die prem. ; but the price of this mine is comparatively lathe mist sad Wu Wits Omen] Nen.--in the accuracy of Re II , 3e some Devon ... ... .• 1 19 31 well supported, owing to the shares being wanted law esirns-tis the ample, outhtul, and Unmet:lel chmactar of its Rt. 190 Booth Easter: ... ... .. 701 711 701 70 for the settlement. A " batkwardation "of 1-16 was romp nellreee, and in th • varied ruercantileand .i.o.ner. hi ill. 10 I " ISOl th Wf..... ... .... .. 1 35f 311 fisrmation contained 1a the City, Railway, and Monetary Articles,- 3 0 ./ 3 ,0:111h Yorlish•Oaisano I 13 14 in some canes paid. The other West Indian descrip leis Pam u atwarpesecl. 11l 1 I Ditto ditto I - - dons were also flat. Port Royal left off 1 : to I?, Si wear •• mare tubbed use of Skipping than any other paper- 36 all Steelton & Hartington 23 23 sanebasimly early report of Shipping in the ladOn sem by every 23 25 111manesHavenDeekellian 21 2i prem. fer.F:274lmail-sad tbe only dad, Xining Report, with lit of wore, 2 1 17 I Vale of Zeroth ... ... . , to• 331 The closing prices of new undertakings are as Fab:Mat! soy-what 10 ail Waterford and Kilkenny 0 06 I _.. .. follows : Lon don and Liverpool Australian Gold Min- It elL7.s.ws Melt to hustare as helm the only paper besides the 30 .a. ”Ww lo7o red 136W811- i 70 33 envie." cliche:whales, and ie. amps excluded, from its columns 2 3 1.4 West Conlin: II ..• .• . 10 104 ing and Streaming, 1-16 die. to 3-16 pm. • Melbourne enelenurst atinstiormoats. le n Ils. Wimbedoa gad Croyden I die par Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 5 to ha pr.:- ise to untie favour 1....i0wn by the lest return of stamps 1 0 1 1 NO OOlOO7 , - Merl f.r the year DM to t.... lead* Landon Newspapers, by lk. 100 • 7ork,Wenneat_eitllerwich 69 70 . 1 die. ; Australian Consols, sto 1 dia.; Monarch eau it will be mem that thin roper (the youngen by more than 20 20 Du. 00 - Ellubnoo. - !I II dl. 12 4 Gold, Ito a die. ; Chartered Australian Land and gaty year.; had la An years be teL its three oldest ctn.:Mature : 13 i Ili no.o.N.l.Purcbler ...a St_ . Established. stamp, wood, at. 100 Tork and North Maine 391 We 391 1 Mining, 5-16 to 7-16 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, N 057,170 CITIOVICLI .. 1 to 5 per share • Golden Mountain, -2 to 2 per share ; Yeas INII Port 1772 . - 829.e.4 It. 100 1 licksgheanaltire (lean 2201.41,4 1111.4110. DAILT NEWS IE44 1452M00 34) 80 Olneeda's Amnon 1 Lead, 1 dig. to par; Carberry *est, 7 to 1 dm.; I, owes toCaletkedan).. 1 34 14 The watinued maineesuice of this par on insulin the aulowingConnemara, par to 5 prem. ; Glenaniin, 5 to 1 6. WO I Ituathwaluh.gaer.lp.Ct. ellen. fermi, esprened ty a coulee *TM • Dad, Hews' b. Me youngsven t rat : the London 1320011.14 I eras',, TO Gt. Norther.: 150 152 die. • Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to 5 per share ; ppm. from the 64 It took high ground anda high liberal time-re. 116 15 nltouroster 111 Dean Fore ,. . Laciuunor Copper, Ito 5 prem.; Adelaide Land p• webs easamusty tam unservative liberalism which 19 clearly 1 (Rued to GreetWewer: .3 /4 Ili Ist. l lr opliMilf gigenli and &heady, with the second Webfoot 100 el/ !Hartlepool Don & &WM. and Gold, 11 to 0: dis.; Obernhof, 1 to 5 pm.; nwalation et IN prompoloi drily prow, sad with the largest i (lamed to Th. N. di Der.; n - - Britannia Gold, Ito 3 per share ; roltimore, ) 80 10 161111Welby(1.Tortfalf11: , 1 112 116 somber of siverismoto- mu miM • ilme-obrauwt by any uu 1 Di. Am , o no , .1 36 37 to 1 din, ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reuc laity piper, Ils psellsol mem Una arseiponas with rte commercial ill 33 n De. I dtms (ditto! : i r 4 ssi lion, a to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 21 prem.; talrasea." to be or.le,.ddaayy laslaseller or Newman lathe angdorn ;ore IA 114nd* and Oren, . t New Linares, Zto 1 die.; Great Hewes United Tin, do Mee. 10. irer.arreat. Lood:ro. I (Mood to Beath Lear. 141 14 1 :H1 20 20 1 01tb Profane* (ay. , , 26 27 1- din. to A- prem.; Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 aar.4pinC,ent n P:tCULVIEWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, IQ • s 1 =2„? :4 ,,, r0d , ) . Ortiollar. Parlaapkipal. ro4 0114.aa, 11. Gaels: by Poe. so 211 Ditto arse 6 per Cent - - Co al, ' Ito 1 dig. •• Sue River (of Jamaica), sto 1 •. s. 4 all Xamt.Alinglon,26latioel prem.., Metcalfe ( ' of Jamaica), 5) to 6 prem.; Port Wild TO 11.51, DRefi e AND ATOD., (lowid re k.lal.W.llrid.) 3 Ilf Royal ' (of Jamaica) 11 to 11 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 u. 1Y: an IliMeneer eml Redcar' 1.2=1.11 10 TOFU° IDLY, 6 Steekt.Bl Dar:. - - to 1 . dig .; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, V% 100 all t ill Itraired(lll , 3l.) . i 106 WI par - to 1 prem. ; Albion Gold, 7 din. to par ; Brucutu 1706 TO BE HAPPY. IP . 60 temtheratifftemerstlporc., . nil (lewd le laster.ost:.. 113 W Gold, par to : prem . ; Aubm Coal an i Iron, 5 dia. NULL AND PHTMCAL asirovitator cle LIFE 601 all .Do.fized am teat. ( do.)' - o- to I prem.; New South Wales Gold, a to a per v. 251 23 "smeltery...O . Loon. share; Lignanea (of Jamaica), 5 to 5 prem.; Mount ON SPECIAL DISEABIIII. 1 AN.West&loTork - - Ti. 121. 111 (Eno 1 name (ditto) ..... - Carbon Coal, 1 to 1 die. • Parkwyn and Carwalaick TM 12461.11: 11-3 OF MA8A141.31 LIFE. IP-, 100,11aysios Nallikiajora. Tin, par to 1 pm.; Great brinnis, 1 to a prem. TM i to Omit Sanborn DIsLtSZS OF WI ITU. at. IH ., D0.121117.11010101k . . 121 Li vw. II ; 24 Onalkllefligdokkellaied THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCK. 171111513 DEBANOLIIENTs!, CON -.111'4110N, end HAWOILL. 1 la me. wasaaj. l t Of 010 111 The business in gold mining shares to-day has not nite,. MI j.l Wear Whip, 11 p. Ct. . T 7. 1152 sc. I (Mood to Stoal.Ml3. - -.. been large, and prices show no signs of recovery lIGLISII. UWE. act eV ITCI I ARES. 2 wok., le. web. 15 •23 Ditto IY.tto Ditto 32 IS from thrlr late depression. Colonial Gold are quoted IL 12.. 1 100 Wag b SOWN IC: (:e ared l !-16 to 11 prem.; Great Nugget Vein, 1: prem.; 11 a' DEGPATET . CA, 11. F. 11,LD Wan& C 2 AY to 3reat Wwieno l^l is 106 Wv•Cnid,! 3. Paleverb•....rou . iervallio. 117, Ilest.evet I : 'nam e PREFERENCE 1111AZEI and Agua Fna, 11 to 11 prem. se 51* :Ur, snd XI boolisenen :re at DLL Cladverwell, -- St ,D„ - n•- 10. - Bt. 101 Aberdeen 92 90 Australian Agricultural shares remain quoted 70 to *P. - 7 4.4... Begeet.. - rmt, min me be smodlnadelly iron. 14 tall S. 1 . 1 , Awo , n , No. 2.7 per et. be 32 awn tir.h 72. Peel River have been sold at 21 prem., but are 6. le. flretol & Luta 4 per Ce. V. 7 109 IL 106 Cilalatan 410 ... _ ... 107 u 9 108 now quoted 21 to 2 1 prem. North British Anstrala- THE STORM AT PORTSMOUTH. Is II Chewer awl Holyhead .. 191 :of sian aro quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and Scottish 811 Cori and Bandon ~..... .. 1 dis par Australian Investment, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. P0RT531017111, JUNE 24.-To-day being the anni- II re Mode., Perth, sad A • har.; • C.en Janettoa ... .., 61 41 Tin Crofts are flatter, marking 75. votary of her Majesty's coronation, it Las been observed al se si 12 ..„ 2.A2 . 23230 ,3 b. c. L . 4 4 2 a punt holiday, both in the Dockyard, the other gown. 4 • D o , d c 0;4 y pee et. 5 31 Closing Dulness meat establishments, end the town geuerally. Trade has 71 Do. do. (71.17.47 per C . .. 4 14 pm • 1 prier done bin universally suspended, and a ll classes bare made it a Si ' V, East.Coo.fats.,3 p.. 1 4 ,4 II 21 pm se. Mars. Pald. Yesterday. to.day. day of recreation and azatiorioent. At noon a roy•t slate ll II Ditto do. Poi 2 II 2 es - - -.--- - - • 10 10 Do. Neve par Cut. fitcoli 14 131 lei WOW 1 Aim Fria all II II pm 21 1 Was fired by the garrison from the platform battery, and th i s io , , ab k ubibiompr ,e 2 ,c... 2 , 0 2, 4 30,000 I *Anglo Anetrallan Gold all 1 ?is par W as SOO4 taked up by the fleet at Spiihead, the salute be 1114 ge- 6 i s Ed e n .. ,,,g, p ee d.. sc i lOVNI In. *Art: oLsholnien Semi, and se terrific a calm - made has not been heard at :kis • :Jenks., 51 per Coat ... 81 54 Inxo to • Oistralui.:. port far many yearn. Sizt..en hell ships are now lying at it. , 102. Ore :tontine 3 percent 123 150 1291 2 , ,540 20 VA:Annan the above anchorage, awl, each firing it. 21 guns, the IP.. 21.1 ,, DJ. 5 per cent. Borip, Re. C0, , 01 1 Australian Cortina's-. all dis rar demo a . .ft at 18 p.ct. pm 111 :13 100,000 I Metralian Freet.. 14 efflet rata exceedingly grand. It rata intended that the 10 1 3DO 14 percent. ..trip 61,000 1 Ave Plana. all 4 di* whl 'COf the fleet should have been dressed out in colours , 6, ~i i 02 :,a km ,„,. /) , 4222•2 2, 5, St 8 1 2 Pia S 4,00 1 Britise Australian Gold all disl pm het the gale that had limn blowing, and which had go; s 0Wn.2.1310 &Ramses spc tj Ti 110,009 20 tDritlihiroa 13.6 9 toraor.l, 1 t sem to strike their topgallant-masts, prevented it los en.w,••t, redeem...l met. 1.1 Ib7 10,017' 33 •8re5.11.4 , .(1....a.5f.m r. 2:t 1 1 41 the displ ay , This gale wa s one of the mat severe that IX 200 Ditto Irredee a mable pse et it 113 104 ,t. 0., 30 Do.Cricusand Caine all 4 44 has bona for many years 1.1,2*0 ao Do, it. Julio Del key IS 32 33 ad at this port in the month of 1 4 6 lAllrernits alforka. , AIW i slis i Lan St. Dittowont Stoek... l 32 1' 4 110,00^ 1 ..non's Creak all Idll pm June, au ', as reported yesti rday, has mired the death of St. 100 Loa.* nnah.Guar.6 wet' 131 nr 12,004 4.. Oobre Copper ...„ all - - several persona. The caps of the two officers of the Edin- nk 100 IMP*PreferentlW 5 mr . Ct: - - 140.0% 5 tColuutal tiold ll 11 pm berkh, 5.1, screvriship, Captain Hewlett, are re ported to ho 3 Lon.lk.sebtTeotOon.Thire. i li 4 1r 1 .. Coy.';-' l4 10 II have hei a pickrd up along the coast, but their bodies h.ive i :11 t°,„:1,71;4:k 9 .1V 4 2: 11, 14 340, 6 .01. 19.. +mew miners of Eng ; . ill 60 70 Dot'yet been found. They were both steady of fi cers. but 1 2 4 I,We 23 +Do. Prof. 74 percent all 78 sr they one to blame in venturing off in the heavy gale that 11 25 Mk'. . .tstNol a 9 1.0.1. kt 3 SYmmitietrabanCopp all ll t die I , , i g„ .. 1 ,...10 ... . I I. ) `l ran ll Gry a t . Nufget V tea i iit 111 _lf pa. I n" mrorg on Sunday night. They left the shore at aboutltertetered 4 o'clock. Their Duet s were Lieutenant Lambert and Mr. 14' au rustic se Munk • i, 4 • 11) et . . - 4 -rll *X. 6 4.Gen. end Wairheal, Assialant•Surgeon. The shocking accident that St. 100 '.,3llallate.r...m.lirdlus.di.C . l 170 152 72,000 God Dully of Bader, all I die par happen"! yeaterday afternoon on Loard the Amp Lion, 31, 161 e , Ditto rrerwamett .....„. par Ipm ILO^ t eau Pol epoch all 1 01 die I Www•liont", Captain Pettey, occasioned whilit lower-yards . at los worm% extension... ~. iic i 1 s 100,fA Lair Dathurst all 1 1 dis In nWO De. 5.1 per et. Pref . 111 122 *Aso Lnorty on par Ipm tad topm...sts wer e b e i ng s t ruc k, when the top tackle block Do.WaveneyValley 8 petl - - ,00' Illearee WIS timed away end the Lie kft 11 down on Capt. Patty's 10 6 DO. MIAMI/VI ... .. , par apm 60. 900 LookosatCanforn Gold bead awl fractured his skull. Other portions of the tackle so. FM North Pride& .. ... .. •1 1" 5 117 GlAt's Crushlngts... all In I 171 wk vine at the men &feuding by, most seriousty injuring 29 ,an North Sestlordainre 1 231 5e4 Man , Martenita them. To-day the Sprightly, iteamer, went out to Spit. de. 1 100 Word, W.rurtar , a.. d" 30,000 1 Mellesaldk.inarrican to 71 a Irolrtw., 116. 0 per Cane - - 8 n,oss New Granada *ad Is t..e Amphion, and bro ught into harbour the almost 1 who IS , all 1 IXIO ditto futon ' 14 I/ pa *NM. Nouveau Horde Waist:4 bodies of Captain Patty and two seamen, a 1 • 'se cs ., ,Ahmem.yrcwoaa. 104 11 60,...0* I Nov.. ' , CMS !dining and were conveyed to Healer Umpi'al. Little hope, we regret to !to "Vbrewolkebeetet(Nce.W. Copwr smelting I - - die to say, is entertained of their recoveries. 1 ' 11111.1 II per Ont.,. .. 175 181 174 :0 3 ,06 , Port Philip to ,to Da, 5 per Celt .s. ... 1 pee 49,040 Quartz bock all par 1 nog - • . .. _____ 13 'l5 nuttl• Omen ... ... 1 131 10.110 , 2 *Rh ropey Iron 1)( ,till ev FIRE.-Yesterday information was le ti• Dino New...".... par 4pm 10 , 001 1 smut New forward.ed to the coroner of an accident which has termi- 141 al. inth resters 11121 . 1rei, 5,60. 110 Santiago de Culaa l-.1 3 6 sated fatally. At the time the fire in Hatton Garden Ann lof 11.0.4....... . 311 1 3 1 64,06- 1 south A 047411110....,, a.. 1 die par broke ouLarotber one happenetkin .Nluntaguc-court,Bas' hoi.s- ' dt. Ina Do. tt pee cent. a 1 5 10 7/ al) all -et.Torkshirriperckoner v.i, so; v.: - i is.s..; +l7ni to: :hakes an 3f 41 4 lute, clued by a spark flying from the grate amongst a 3 ' 3 to stse r e edgogi• . 1 die 3a 7 70,400 I Waller aimed, of wearing apparel in the front room itcond floor, gt, too gen, Newesate e k 100,000 1 West Granada !key Sheety in her endeavours to subdue the fire, was so 1 Gt.Norib a( Ramgmada, la 106 itmeon I We. , Vamoose__ "Wally bunted about the body, that she lingered till 11 I 3 'Ditto Ditto"" l i 3i 1'4. 1 * , 1 f ohe &Way, when she enp l red. 23 'la 'York*N.lti4./Llll.7web 4 Paa Ili 4. Tram6rabie by damped Mod. The following are this day's Dales for the account : ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Eon ra Counties, 13 ; East Lancashire, 711 ; Great Northern, A Stock, 54) ; Great Western, 89 1 ; Lancashire ar.d Yorkshire, 78 1 ; Leeds Northern, 151; London and BlaakwAU, 9; Lou, un and North Western, 1151; North British, 31; Ostord, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 491; Thames Haven Dock and Railway, 21; York and North klidlaad, 60. SO I . East Anglian (511,7 pat asst., 61. ;CE SHARES. FOREIGN. Paris and Lyons, 264 ; Paris and Strasbourg, 354 ; West Flanders, 41. MINES. Colonial Gold, 2A ; English and Australian Copper Smelt ir g Coni, , ans, ; Liberty, 1; West ... Granada, 11 e. 3MCBLLANEOVS. Austrilan Agricultural, ill ; Netherlands Laud, 3.1. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING. The funds were flatter today, heaviness being especially shown towards the termination of bud tees, when a rather marked feeling of gloom per vaded the several departments of the Exchange. No news of any importance transpired, but the opinion was more freely expressed that thu Russian army will enter the Danubian provinces, thus aggravating the existing difficulties of the Eastern question. The deedne in the afternoon appeals to have been chiefly calked hy intelligeosersfea fall of i per cent. in the French ltentcs on the Paris bourse of this day, as sisted by various conflicting rumours, one of which lad reference to a reported entry of the Russiars into the priump;:lities, and another to a further movement of the French naval forces. It should be noticed, however, that a further depressing influence is exercised by the weather, which is unfavourable to the crops not only here, hut, as the advices received to-day from various points unite in stating, nearly all over the Continent. 'TLS state of things has naturally had an effect upon the corn market, and we have already drawn atten tion to the large purchases of grain in this market on French and other continental account. Meanwhile complaints continue general that the present bunions° is extremely prejudicial to Stock Exchange and other business, the indisposition to enter into fresh engage , meets at present daily increasing. Consols opened at 981 buyers, but almost imme diately relapsed to 981 to x ic. for the 19th of July, which was also the quotation current at the official close. After the regular hours, a further decline took place, the last quotation being 981 only, at which figure there were even sellers towards half-past four o'clock. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Console, fur the opening, 19th July, 981, i s ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991 1; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 102, 1011. Long Annuities, 1860, 5, ; , 5 13-16, 51. Bank Stock, 2251, 2291; ditto, for account, 2291. Exchequer Bills remain steady at 21. to ss. prem. Of India Bonds there were purchases at 325. prem. Foreign stocks were also flat in the afternoon, but there was little real change in prices. Spanish and Mexican were both unaltered. The centaur on the latter was about 5 per cent. per ann. Peruvian stocks remain heavy. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 27Z to 24 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to ; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. ; Peruvian De ferred, 57 to 39 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 dis.; Granada Active, 211 to `221; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Actual sales are thus marked:—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1832, 981. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62, 63. Chilian Six per Cent., 105. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, ;. Equador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred, 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 28. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49, 48 t . Money to-day was in fair demand without any particular pressure. There were no acceptances of new stock at the -Beek toothy: At the meeting of the South Australian Banking Company to-day a most favourable report was pre sented. The balance of undivided profits on the 30th May was 38,950!., and after setting aside 10 per cent. for the reserve, by which that hind is increased to 14,4201., the directors are enabled to declare the usual dividend of six per cent, per annum., and a bonne of 30s. per share, making a total distribution for the year of 12 per cent. on the capital received. We understand the position of the company is even more prosperous than the directors ventured to detail in their report, and that a large sum has accrued since November (to which date only the accounts are made up), from profits on gold buying. It must be mentioned, however, that the decision to issue the 981 shares, (being the balance of the new shares as yet unissued) at 471. each, or a premium of 221. per share, is cavilled at in many quarters, as being too high a rate, even with so useful an object in view as the adding of the sum raised by these premiums to the reserve fund. This view is participated in by the Stock Exchange, the company's shares declining when this part of the arrangements became known, notwithstanding the highly favourable prospects of the institution. In the railway market the settling was in progress, and stock generally proved more abundant than was expected. The lighter speculative shares, such as Caledonians and Dover., appear plentiful, and, with the exception of Great Westerns and Lancashire and Yorkshires, the heavier stocks have all maintained a slight contango. The current rates arc shown below : London and North Western 1-16 to 3-16 contango. Midland Leeds ___ even to 1-16 oontango. . Great wagon lt to 1 Yor.lt and North Midland l-32 to 3-32 contango. Doyen -16 to i contango. Great Northern' 1.32 to 3.32 ditto. Caledonians -16 to i ditto. Oxford and Worcester' l-32 to 3.32 ditto. ----- London and South Western 1-18 to ; ditto. French shares are scarce, both here and iu Paris. Here, contaugos have entirely passed off. Northern, commanded 146 to; backwardation, and Lyons the same. Strasbourg, are somewhat better supplied, but still in demand for the account, at 1-32 to 1-16 backwardatiou. Northern. are chiefly wanted. In the market for foreign-exchanges to-day quota tions again ruled rather lower, there being a general demand for all places, except Italy and Vienna. For paper on Paris there was money at 25f. at short, and 23f. 20c. at 3 months. Hamburg ruled at 13.7; to ; Amsterdam, at 11.181 to I ; Frankfort, at 119; to ! ; St. Petersburg, at 371 to ; Vienna, at 11.2; and Trieste, at 11.4. The rate on St. Petersburg is higher, this exchange participating in the general unfavourable tendency of the market. It is to be apprehended that this movement of the foreign ex changes would strengthen the present tendency of gold to flow from this country to the continent. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares were unchanged in price to-day. The former ruled at " even" to I contango, and the latter at " even" to 1-32 contango. The other land shares were also sta tionary iu ;nice. The contango on South Australian Land was 4 to 1, and on Van Diemen's Laud 1-16. The market for nearly all these securities closed flat, in sympathy with the funds. North British Anstra- 1 Whin were last called 3-16 to 5-16 prem., and Scot tish Australian Investment to 2 prem. Crystal Palace shares left off rather flatter at 21 to 3 prem. Australian Bank shares were generally steady, but the Scottish Australian were fiat, and South Austra lian gave way I/. on the result of the meet ing. Union Bank of Australia were very firm. Offers have been made to give 51. for the next dividend of this bank. Oriental Bank improved 1/. Shares of the Bank of British North America have been done at 62;; London and County Bank, 301, 30; East and West India Docks, 161 ; London Docks, 125 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 76 ; ditto (25/. paid), 39) ; Royal Mail Steam, 72). The statements of the favourable progress made by the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company have caused a demand for the shares, which have risen to 1 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares closed dis. to par ; Aus tralian Building Company, par to ; prem.; Mel bourne and Colonial House Investment, dis. to prcm. ' • Aberdeen North American Laud, 3s. to Ws. ' per share. ' Insurance shares remain firm in price, with no especial demand. Indemnity Marine shares are still looking up. The present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50 ;1 Atlas, 22; Argue Life, 241; British Commer cial, 7 ; Church of England, 3; ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 121; Crown, 171; Eagle, 71 ; Equity ani Law Life, 54 ; English and Scotch Law (Life, 41 ; European Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Globe, 1301 ; Imperial Fire, 335 ; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 62; Law Fire, 4; ; Law Life, 54 ; Legal and General Life, 5! ; Loudon Fire, 31 ; London Ship, 31; Marine, 26; Medical, In valid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, - 1; ; t'alladium Life, 3 ; Pelican, '43; Professional Life, ; Provident Life, 41 ; Rock Life, 9, 8 ; Royal Exchange, 239; Sun Life, 63; Union, 2 . 20; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 45; ; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 ex div. Reversionary Interest Society, 106; Ger.eral Reversionary and Investment, 1031. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 133, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 82; • Birmingham i• i ru ce ar te a r n ia teg i l w p i e y r ) cent. .by the r London w les an ni d ere /so a r n tl , l Chester,34 ; Grand June., 681 e y ;div. ' ; Grand Union, 12!.; Leeds aLd Liverpool, 530; Leicester, 66; Lei cester and Northampton, 444 ; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 18; Stafford and Worcester, 403; Stourlridge, 290 ; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40 ; Warwick and Napton, 18; Wilts and Berke, 7 ex div. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Waterloo, 41; Vaux hall, 2:tl. Price' of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows:—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16; City of London, 130; Continental (third Capital) 671; Great Central, 141; Imperial, s 6; Independent, 46: London I'arliamentary Preference, 254 ; Phoenix, 281 ; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 20; Westminster Chartered, 39; ditto new (101. paid), 71 ex div. Waterworks Ftocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 126; Grand Junction, 721; Kent, 641; South wark and Vauxhall, 88; West Middlesex, 1151. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—Assam Tea, 12 ex div.; Auction Mart, 40; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 211; Hudson's Bay Stock, 224; Hungerford, 471; Price's Patent Candle Company, 281 ; ditto New, issued at prom., 111. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Paris--Closing prices of this day•—Four and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 102; ditto Three per Cents., 77; 'tank Shares, 2,685. Vienna, Monday— Five per Cent. Metallic', 94 ; exchange on London, 10.471; Bank shares, 1,421. LONDON COI;USE OF EXCHANGE.-Just 23. 'Late. PrlceF as negotiated this day Mile and K. Money. Amsterdam per S Short 112. 141stv ... 110. 17 et,. Ditt.• Rotterdam Antwerp lirwmels tlemblttg and Albans „ 1 3mcs. 7eschl. 13mes. B#ch : 4 1. Petersburg pee ruble 571 pence ... 371 pnlee Part .per 12 Short 25fr. Oc. ... 25fe. 0212. Ditto „ 3 Months 2 ',fr. 171 c. ... 25fr. 221 e. blaraei , e• 99 25fr. 20c. ... 25fr. 25c. Frunkfori-mwhe.:llelne p er £lO „ 1190. kr. ~. 1208. kr Vienna (enective) pert ~ 110. Ur. ... 118. 2kr. Trteste .... MI& per dollar , - pence ... 50 pence Cathy , •• flOi pence ... s el Kate Bilbao harcelma ,. , 491 pence ... 49 pence Malaga .. .... , 9.1. pence ..• 49 pence €eville .. .......... ...-.... " , ~ pence ... 49 peace Gibraltar pence ... 49 pence Leghorn Groci Naples per dur.at „ 41 pence ... 411 penes Palermo per warm .. 124 j pence ... 124 peace Merlins . - 124 pence Lieb0n............per milre: 90 days date pence . , 53 pence Oporto Go " 4leye eiiht 8 4 3 4 Pen peae e e ... 4u5 pewee New York THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK The funds continue flat, although the general feel ing of the market is a trifle steadier than it was after regular hours yesterday afternoon. Console opened 981 ex div. for the 19th July. and are now quoted 981 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 101 a to i; Bank Stock, 228 j; South Sea Old Annuities, 1001; Exchequer Bills, 38., prem.; India Bonds, 28s. to 325. prem. The market is very quiet, with little business beyond the share settling. Foreign stocks arc quite neglected, and the market is dull. Spanish Deferred is a shade flatter. Rus sian stocks have been rather more offered. The sales include: Mexican at 28; Spanish Deferred Threes, 23; Sardinian, 9.11 ; Russian Fives, 1171 to 1181; Portuguese Fours, 391; Dutch Fours, 961 to j. For Acouunt. PARIS, Jens 28. For mucey. Opening Ilk/hest. Loweeti Mains ' -- liper Cents. 1 77 1— 77 68 77 70 78 85 1 78 U liper Cents., 1/125 1 .. ... ... ... ... I. per Cents., ...323 1 toi ... ... ... 4 per Cents. 3 per Ccnts.ftew Loan ... ". Exchenge on London: at sight, 25; — 9O days, 24 73. Bolean,rlB4o 41 Mow rink , ' Rents _. ... . 0112/17. Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont 5 p.Ct. 99 50 i 'Treasury Bonds Do. 3. 1833 Palau), Jyrza 28.—St. Germain, 1,600; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 240; Paris and Orleans, 1,065; Pads and Rouen, 1,055 ; Rouen and Havre, 493 ; I Marseille" sad Avignon (Concerted , —•, Strasbourg and Bale, 315; Northern, 887 30 ; Pans (Converted,, StraAourg, 905; Park and Lynne, 910; Lyons and Mediterranean. 740 ; Outer, 735 Caen and Cherbiurg, 810; Dijon and Besancon, 54 5 ; MA ; 620; Mon. tereau and Troyes, 400 ; Gralenneur and Bo i lers , —; Bordeaux and Teete, 28J; Menne and St. Dixie& to Gr.iy, ; Dieppe and Fccnrip, 317 30; Sceaux, 210. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AXD IVOLVER HAMP7'ON RAILWA Y. A special general meeting of the proprietors in the above company was held yesterday at the London Tavern. Colonel RUSHOCT took the chair. . . The SECBITARY read the notice convening the meeting. The C/SAIRMAN said the object of the meeting was to take into consideration the bill before parliament. This was composed of three measures, but two only of these the directors proposed to the shareholders to prosecute. The Steurbridge Extension line was one which nobody at all ac quainted with Stourbridgc could require any information to satisfy them as to its desirnbleness. It was one mile, two furlong•, and two chains in length. It would connect the line at Stoarbridge with the town, the cost of which was estimated at 30,0001. It was a line the directors unani mously advised them to proceed with. Another line was the Kingswibford Branch, two miles, three fur -1 longs, fire chains in length. This branch was originally contemplated by a bill of the year 1845. Now, an addition was made to that line of five furlongs; therefore, in the whole, it was three mike long, the esti mated cost of which would be 85,000/. This the directors also advised them to carry out, as it would touch very rich mineral districts, and went to Oak Farm. He (the chair man) now came to the Stratford Exicusion Bill. That, for several reasons, it was not considered advisable to pursue. The resolution was put and carried, and a vote of thanks having been passed to the chairman, the meeting se , paratcd. MONEY ORDER OFFICES. - GENERAL POST OFFICE, JUNIS, 18.53.—0 n the Ist of July a money order office for the issue only of orders will be opened at the Post-office, House of Commons. Minor money order offices will be opened at the undermentioned places on the respective dates named :—England, Castle Heding ham, Essex, served from Halstead, 12th July ; Ferndon, Cheshire. served from Chester, 26th July; Llanfair. Mont gomeryshire, served from Welshnool, 20;11 July; Willen hall, Staffordshire, served from Walsall, 11th July. Scot land, Millport, Bute, served from Greenock, Ist July. In consequence of an alteration in the circulation of letters, Wooburn is now served (as respects money order &deices) from Uxbridge instead of from Beaconsfield. Gerrard's Cross and Beaconsfield are also now served (as respects money ore.er &deices) from Uxbridge, having been reduced to the p -skim of sub-offices under that place. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAlLWAT.—Traffic for week ending June 18, 1501 13a. Ild. (29 miles open.) Corresponding week last, year, 54t. se. 9d. (13 miles open.) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-I.ANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was scarcely worth naming, and the supply from abroad is almost exclusively composed of two large cargoes from:the Mediterranean. Mark-lone was again numerously attended by continental buyers of Wheat and Flour, and although the business transacted was not so extensive as on the two previous days of this week, owing to the high pretensions of holders, considerable sales were made at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon Wheat on the spot, and 3s. to 4s. per qr. upon floating and free on hoard cargoes. Flour must be noted fully Is. per bushel dearer. Barley scarce, and the extreme rates of Monday arc weU supported. Oats were again in short supply, and ready buyers had to pay GI more money. Beaus and Peas scarce, and rather dearer. ALB'S %%0 LSTO LONDON £EO3I JUNE 27th tc JUNE 27th. Ettalimh. elsotah. . haa• ...,. 310 63:0 TAT ... 10 SuO 20 ...... 1230 43.0 51..... 11.0 Yloar, —lacks and az.rrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAII.—The public sales cousiated of Ilavar nab and Manilla, chiefly damaged, and went off well at full prices!. The privy.. contract market for West India continues ac. tire. and prices are in rimier of the sellers today. Correa.-2,400 bags Co.ts Rica, new immportation, sold steadily in public sale at previous rates. Native Ceylon, quoted 465. ad. to 475. TEA.—The market is firm, but not active. today. COTTON.-800 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. IN nu:o.-12,230 chists are now declared for the next quarterly sale. attar..—The market has a very firm appearance. In other articles uo material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues to advance and the demand is excellent. Tcwn Tallow, 495. nett cash; Petersourg Y. U. on the spot, 501. ; June, 50s. ; Oct. to Dec. (new) 595. 6d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Hastings Hartley, 165. 6d, ; Tanfield Moor, 15s. ; Walls End llntton, 155.; Walls End Lambton, 161. 2d.; Walls End Tees, 165. ad.—Shil:s at market, 30. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is firm and the accounts about the same from the planta tions, as to vermin and Flack bine. Duty 140,0001. THE CAMP AT CHODHAM. A grand sham battle took place this day. The Queen was expected, but bad not arrived at the time of our latest accounts. EXTENSIVE FOINERY AT MANCHESTER. Itesterdav (Tuesday), at the Manchester Borough Court, Mr. llemeza, a partner in the firm of J. and W. llemeza, paper manufacturers, Castle Mills, Tamworth, and carryin4 on business also at a warehouse, 37, Long Millmite, Manchester, was charged with uttering four forged bills of exchange, of various amounts, to Mr. Smith, parer manufacturer, of Watford, in Hertfordshire. M. Hepburn, of London, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Horner, solicitor, watched the case for the prisoner. Mr. Smith, the prosecutor, stated that he had had various dealings with the firm of which the prisoner was a member, sud had received from him several bills of exchange in the course of the present year. The prisoner paid to him the four following bills, all drawn by the firm of J. and W. Demeza and Co. ; one purporting to be accepted by Thos. Sowood, Blue-boar-court, Man chester, for 391. Ls. I Id. ; one for 871. 178.11 d., purporting to be accepted by Messrs. Oco. Irving and Co., raper dealers, Manchester; another fur 179/. lbs. lid., purporting to be accepted by Mary Neild and Son, paper dealers ; and the fourth for 1331. 10s. 10d., purporting to be accepted by Chadwick and Taylor, cotton-waste dealers, Back Turner street, Manchester. On Monday afternoon, Smith, one of the bills paid him by the prisoner having been returned to him, the acceptors saying they knew nothing about it, came to Manchester, and saw the prisoner. He presented to him a list of the bills he had received from the prisoner, and asked him whether any of them were fictitious. After some hesitation, the prisoner marked twp bills in the list, and said all of the remainder were fictitious bills; ameng these were the four bills now produced in court. The parties by whom these bills purported to be represented are persons in the Demczas' employment, and it was proved that the ac ceptances in eaeh case were forgeries. The prisoner was apprehended by Mr. Superintendent Sawley yesterday (Tuesday) morning. Mr. Smith was with the officer at the time, and the prisoner said, "Oh do, Mr. Smith, forgive me this time, and it will be made all right." Mr. Maude, the magistrate, asked what was the amount of the account, and Mr. Smith replied that the whole sum for which he had received bills was 2,3901., but a portion of this bad been settled for. Mr. Hepburn said tbcre were some more bills, drawn on parties at Liverpool. The prisoner was committed for trial at the assizes. Mr. Horner, on behalf of the prisoner, applied to have him admitted to bail, but the magistrates, after some consi deration, said that the forgery was to so serious an extent, that the court could not take bail, especially u the assizes were so near at hand. TIIE FATAL SEWER ACCIDENT IN HOLYWELL. STREET.—Last evening Mr. Higgs held an inquest at the Cheshire Cheese, Milford-lane, on Will am Phillips, en ex cavator, aged 36. Mr. Cooper, engineer to the Com missioners of Sewers, Mr. Phillips, surveyor to the contrac tors, and several workmen, deposed that a range of sewers was being formed along Drury-lane, Wycn-street, and Holywell-street. After having sunk the shaft 13 ft. from the level the men commenced tunnelling, and proceeded with the tunnelling a few feet near the house of Isle. Stepp, carpenter, when a cellar wall along which they were work ing fell in, burying the deceased beneath the superincum bent rubbish, from which his fellow-workmen nearly rescued him, when another vats of earth fell upon and buried him. Two hours elapsed before he was extricated, when Mr. Richards, surgeon, Newcastle-street, who was in attendance, pronounced life extinct from suffocation. De ceased's companions narrowly escaped the same fate. The only ground of complaint was that the wall of the cellar its Hollywell-street had not been examined before the tun nelling was commenced. But beyond that all parties were free from blame. Verdict, " Accidental Death, - accom panied with a caution to the superintendents of the works to be more careful in future when the men were engaged in such hazardous employment. SWEDISR MlNlNG.—Although in general we ad vocate that British capital should be employed in our home mines, yet, as our primary object is the prosecution of mining in general, we never attempt to discourage it where we see there is a likely investment for capital abroad. Within the last few days a prospectus has been issued for the working of mines in the province of Dalarne, in Sweden. In this district is situated the ancient mine of Fabian, which, according to records and tradition, has been worked long before the Christian era, and at one time was the richest copper mine in Europe; it has also an historical recollection, as being the place where Gustavus Vasa, the liberator of Sweden, worked. A company has been formed, under the title of the Dalarne Silver-Lead Mining and Smelting Company, to develope the lodes already opened in the southern part of this province, which is so famous for its mineral capabilities. Without regards ing the prospectus of the company, a knowledge of the country and of the inhabitants enables us to say that if pro perly, economically, and efficiently worked, this property bears with it every prestige of success. We are enabled to state this from the information of parties who, know ing nothing of the present company, are acquainted with the scene of operations. Labour can be obtained there at the rate of eightpence per diem, and this it must be remembered is not unskilled, but Dalecarlians who arc a'.l, to a certain degree, miners. Provisions are cheap, there is abundance of wood and water-power, the Government of Sweden is constitutional, the rights of foreig ners are as much respected there as those of Swedes—in (act, more encouragement is given to them —the present enlightened monarch, Oscar, with a wish to benefit the country, having given every facility for strangers to settle there. The produce of the mines hitherto can be seen by referring to the official records at Stockholm. While so many speculations are afloat, this, which has all the aspect of legitimacy, deserves the consideration of the British public."—listing Journal. [Advertisement.] FIFTY THOUSAND CURES leisuovr Minus. by Dr BARRY'S RIVALINTA A ILABICA FOOD.— Core 49,532 Fifty years' Indescribable agony from dyspepsia, nervouvuvve, sethrna. cough, constipation, &tains'', spasms, Ding oes.. at the stomach, and vamitings, hare ban removed by Du Barry', eseellent Jray, Wortham, Dog, near Dos, Norfolk. Care No. 71, et dy.pcp.ia : from the Right lion . the Lord Stuart de D. P I have derived considerable benefit from your Food, and authorise the publication of these lines."—Stuart de Decree. Sold in eanisters, 5 lb., at Ile. ; 12 lb., at Be. Super-reload quality, 10 lb., at Jar. ; lb., at 22e.; the 10 10. and LS lb. canisters ft•ve of wham; by If yens C•1111T and 77. litenellt.airest. Loadea. [Advertiaement.)--HottowAY's PILLS, AN 111. PORTA,: T Cyan ar vests Ceir..—Entract Of a letter from a gentleman residing at SL Helier's, addressed to the editor of the '.2ltroir de Jer. sey," da ed June IS, 1847 Sir,—For some time I had suffered from a pesere malady, for which I sought the advice of the meet eminent of eke faculty, but to no pumas., I resolved, therefore, and in sheer it pair, to give Holloway's Fills a trial; by the nairof one box I myself better,awl by a short continuos, of tads illoPMe. eiable medicine, I war perfectly cured, to the erest astonishment of my neishbous, who supposed that 1, could nOn_ponsibly ham nee. nereii..*-Dold by all druggist., and at Protium Holloway's establish ment, 244, Strata, London.