The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-01 00:00:00

1 4 Tte Tfprt4% GUST 1, 1853. [THREEPENCE. /o":•.4:iAte..2' ...- _id..••• ••• "kr7-3.°Z. 4 2,... 6 _,,,, d 0e.../L,,e......"WifFe - •ewc , .. • o'4l- a4-3....--se- ,-e-v--ev(•--We-<•‘--4,-- 1il0::---," -4...cr-•••,aw, • *. . Tebt _o_ irl No. 2,166.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, A ' :corm or DIVIDEND.-BANK OF 'throat . . SHARE LISTS. ToRnION RAILWAY% J Di"' ATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT AMOCIATIoN, 7, S . - Saelth' 4 •9 l4o7 . Teethidev-fileme. 7 2 + WARR %NYS for the II ILI 7 .YEARLY 114TEREST, at tient* is 4 Antwerp end elogardeen II Of Is ft 5 Begiens to Oniesseas. - 1 ft dle SATURDAY EINQWO. 3 5 theiglan Ewan Jansen 1 4 Business in the railway market to-day was ex- m " 2 '''''•"A a s a. KilwoUllow 15 ii No. ad . - Der um. co the investment suck of title Arecelatioe, *. 10 Apti end limespen . 1 11 pm tremely quiet, and the market was altogether devoid to i inve amnia_ - .. suoo 40 ' km:Neje!' 45 Fe '' 2 31 ,.. th . Ju a. ae s . rift be READY for DrLIVERY sad after 14 d a OMs 40 Brit. col. 4 w' ‘ 2e and wig w mask at As own of Ws Teearfteker, of interesting feature. Delano was the prevailing 11 ' * art taws ... . 3se pm M 'WRY lli I :::, 2 9 rhirar .2. a a t I and r l z d a doek soulsos. ealle. miaow characteristic, but in few instances have pewee given 2 : 1 3 1 , 2 • 2 : 2 1 9 1.- -- -2 1 11 .. I se .. rest: so u r beriwld zEg ' Manus of investing arimery re Mosby way, and in no case is the decline more than frac- Ss 15 mina unseal ar Dea n 1I Fa 11 110. tte • r"'" 1 " ',4 kg 4 Aanetanse sad Amerlakes by 1010 tional. The feeling at the close was fiat, but the - l ° ailed T•••k et ' lie 10emmin o° 4l° . ...ri • eat he eaddeed. orrenel wbb pant sees. shmenall heare.- 14 1 Ills St - illan. les 616 1 ea* - 31 " 447 12 , 5 i•••• sa g kis m i gu alha my i i ob . market continues supported by the scarcity of stock. set all It.Wesea4ftiende.lbsese tMs par M Loa Os OP l" the de f" mm " . vat be mot soot bet ea seenonou 206 ft , emlitionee .„ - so 1b... .... a the./.... 100 al I Des • nor Cent. so limos _------- DRIGHTON SELTZER WATER. 4s. a Doom THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 3 3 lAselalhelleser.a 3 ; ol - 1 4 gs MO Laden 700 National Jpl Mr. HOOVER hes WEDUCBD Ids 11114:11 he &Wags The 'l market • dullandwhere change I ' 2 um12122.21 /teiga...X 7l TM Way le, - /4 111.111 e 70 Do. New •• 4 1 ••• Wipes flow ed. th 1, Ne awe*. se 0w 361 8 . 44 . 4 . 167611 • 111 is observable in prices, it is in a downward direction : ! f D i e, -- .. it a Nallawa v idoi,D, awl wine ass unsurpassed It •M srSS Ortassal I m erisp hee. Belle sal No supplied In 444 4 but quotations appear little affected by the heaviness 1 ; ; ,„=:. -.. 1 4il_ 10 Wroresele 14 " br aril Mee tars dai ly. t__prowerne ll. nt of Consols. Midlands and Great Northern, have so 9 Iremesa siwideiras;s; is B C - 10 Do. Row II loyal al ei sit i et m elts i e ssreib• ith a Ith 1 -.11°°1.114 27 ram ' been a shade lower. Business throughout this de- ; e 36 1 . 11 11 " 1 " 44gisAa G is z -• •• 1 1 ft. sad es go . a d 4, Oesseelsee-strent. beenkatreet. 1.01) 75 South ft __....---------7------ partment is very quiet. - - - - se :o UMW I uoireditis.) 7t $ n Ulan of HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS et the last half French Fhares are steady. Northern' are quoted 16 14 laden of Imam- . S 5 111/1 1.00. . Do. Neu an so Miens( T„,,, wy p ig peered beyond girths NM ROW LANDS' 33 to /, and Paris and Lyons, 171 to 1 prem. se all D. 104. 5 yet M. Sim& 16,100 0 Oaks ol NACASMII. OIL pervesto atainbery sige mbe In Me ;Pie 11.11 t Amigo. elm) 14 IQ ip . • •,,,Ogn. end bripmetmentlef dr &ma t= fg eml ergs ORDINARY MUM AND NOM% 15 all 71arwesimiTnzah heft. 54 011 96 pery othre-41101111/10 beet 144emeseensask,....re ter a- . 10 10 rens end Lyons ... . I/ 174 pm 174 4. Keno 10 41 17 se is err sad erlegas ~ V. 44 M dMs eidemiftsw ea, pg, Iliamwara. 000457. le 2 sm. 3O 111 Perassail Rosen 43 0 sir 1 7, 1 - -lad " 16. ---.. 4 . 4811 21=hillitemiVirbetalre "'Cr. ..,..a. ••••^- in IL MO rallPaou _ . ~,,..,,o .....,_ .1 5 M '•••••, •••, 1 ° 1 " m ; - 37 li s e . • aor Ulu 30. UK WWI 7c i email *Om Mae. m tar mese). le se usten, 110 - ri s taea . . 11; 7 .-^ ' . -'''" _ ,e „.._ 41 ,,,... that SW. 21e, Clentlen-On Or weeper of ant ftet Ilf Id N r emu re Nano ... „ tea st 4 .' The Ewan lli n ee Mule ISO Sol Wore* " Kowloon' it.... Cek • In tae Ism 131 tali I Igrm.Weee. grOstm'falie3 In lei closing without _tags vi A. 110 , 11.00) sal SONS, 151 amieftgarden. lanilic; II la 1.4 2 2 42 ,J A• pm. ...4,,. 9 7 di• 6 2 *loyal Swedish ..... II as yesterday. Mt sad be CNN& and ....Nam. l l4 an Imaisakilleleftlaft.C. 1111 SI 10 7.. .amber and wa s:. , • 114 9 1 -------- $2 154 M. 0. do. 114.... $4 14_ die le 4 Do. Si per Own. TN. , . - and the feeling T H H DAILY NKW 8 . tied.. Morales Tarn, Ptiee 7 .1. ...t. nallelanAlkatm ... - lll4 ri. let Calaselm .- _ ..._ -IS 41 671 1. ell Mum sad Ilarbsal ... ti MI 126 24 I •Lotath Lagers of Pam 44pm St 30 6 multera ef Trunk S 11 pm ports of aver: in Turkey. T 1 Ma hilltleal Organ. the I) %ILI' SUWA le at the head of the LI. 36 ill aim ••• us " . . 20 to. :Vats ladle &eft n al. Ne-2 Maslen II 44 to have been in sow *veal et Great Wars, pivot:mint freverincern tote brooded 2 ., 23 wool" he110(... .•... I , : e l .i pm to I. D. * per Onstateke. -- Ns pm" sod all lad and part Aal ro:oras, whether political, oostal, u 4 „ mom r4w4h. . 4 Aber. • discussion in th 10 le gement et Feenee.. Of IV er reti e set 59194 39991 W ... ..., 111 • 10 1 ftedernarlhdlamland. I 1 is generally Ng Is the retest sad vase Gilts General Newp,-In the earuncy of Its 22 .1: s o Arathe .. 94 14 latellrPiru. le We amok. trallituk and imPatual character 6 IYI le all Dias gal Z sad II.). St 4 10 0 amiss* ..... ....-..--.. $ I dis it government a ppm*. Intel..nan, ad in tit. varied sen-resinde and sommenielts. I s 96 190 , 0 , is in light. As mitt einem,in wistained in the city, Iforlaay, sad Monetary ArLYKOs.- u . 1; u ....... um .. a .;." A L MINES. government p *a roc' e" . 11... d. it oo:eur • mere .1•Uilso Urt of Shipping than any after paps- Is a t w ...... 2 " v i gh *-.. ) raial . - 4 .. 8 4 .! Si se 31ATIIRDAT Emma. me" Prs e rs r 0 eachrively early report of abipplur ia the ladies Sees lir every ft. 2.96 art 24 .-7 0 . 4•24 7 - -.... 4. .... eeriest Moll -sal Ur rely daily Magas Report, with UM tif prime, 6al is. a 29.7.D44. , a 74 There hag been generally speaking no improve- , th°° lllllll S' 3lll mbheedsslmkore• . ft 110 14110nr *awl Obrama .75 la meet in the home mining share market to-day, converting lit It Wooer. chant to faartlirs, as Wag the or yl paper besidm the 10 149 . 044 7 ••• • -9, 4 ,2 ••••• _ _ although there are increamd invai for some par- Eierms4. TI Twee" which eletedea. and ens always euludeu, from its columns IL ND 1 , 69 , 9 , 6 % 844 42 $O4 IlaltuairOaneetlonalmal. et. to ,Glemiew Stem& - - ticular stocks. For instance, ted Conlon have aiwaih is rstaro lamer lo shown by the *et rears of damps e i . t oo .41 4 . 4 4 oggregem .., .. 564 574 57 5 been in very active demand, with a large business, stook of 1843, tr7rls. year Pio te hie leading London Ne %repave.% by ei, toe D. A. Smelt ... ...I ris 117 37 4 during the whole week, and hue been done as high allow holden 1 44 it sill be seen that OW paper (Ow youngest by more Utiln at ISO D. Slot ..._ -. 113 111 gam yew., lied la see years beaten Ita three oldest oonspetinve: IL IN andWeNtlem) 111 113 as 201. Pendarves Consols have also been in twinge, bears hits" ' Zstabliiked. Mum Lewd. ig ige a g og flee.. ... 004 MI NI in consequence of an improvement in the 30 fathom 10th October, Warms Cuserscsa - 17;0 911,517 te II lAA Swab issibn -• ... 774 leveL %Yheal Tremayne has been done at 14, 4 ; Three per Cc ,lesser. rear . _ • , Illeamas Kansa. -.-..... Int 1.139,n00 tq in MUM, ....._ -16 17 pm Levant Consols, 221; Copper Hill, 125; Stray Park, reduction for 2 DAILY NEWS.- -... us ecuswees nsiwssiii. 4 thie l yeta Ismi l iene tellowing 96 , is D , m a h , 44 1i414 salsa isemaneapesmal by e 14 Itli OIL won Ills . gifulan is . Toomey, I. to exchange it .• Ins • Imilullows •Is the nir4 "" r wrw s oita 1 : the Loudon morales 20 di l im b swim . ... h i 1 The gold mining shares remain dull, and show no stsrk of 18 , 43 Pim Diem is 11411101 high unload and • high liberal tone-re. 111 11l Irmlnnablellasitss • nil .SI • symptoms of recovery from their late depression. At Chancellor s 6 pmicenagmersretkihet. .10.11Irraikie libircient which Is closely is a Lm .„.2u9, 2 ,42 96 , •6 1 6 2 i i 14 0 , 9 security in exc the saes mearlea ni•eme ; and already, with th e second birthed ii . IN L an . 20.04 ,,, 1034 1 , 4 13 3 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 eisisbeee ef tan magical ally pim i out With is. WPM 51„ 'OO Moira i lesells•Wane 1114 1164 1164 emir al eftertbseemes -wit ft Ms •Ti *--obtalned by any it, 74 , g o , zw id .... , _ prem.; Great Nugget, Ito }prem. ; Port Phillip, Stacks consist 'l2 seserses. , IL IN lUsdna et Seella-Wastera he 504 114 :, • l . beardevel eV lemikeellie re Newman laths Idambun ; coat se nil 260: . 9 3 , .._ .. 36 46 as Nouveau Monde, Ito 4 prem.; Aga* Fria, I 3.16 to that witl be I *eon+. lea first shoot Lendes. 4IS' Me 140 • 4 5 3 6 11117 1 5 . 16 prem. •• Cent. Stock * en Itardonesery i bolinre II IS Imperial Brazilian shares were firmer. West deno mination It. CULYRICWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, * all Ittnimearydiusredien is se Indian descriptions show no change. Metcalfe were P d. onheilos. aau-aarosms. 1166 WOW. 13 . 00 1 IIY Polls et. Il• leelele•••*••• 41 • 111 " le Zee served, the t Si 41 Do.llasailAnd.Viden - -Ms last quoted 65 to 1 prem.; Port Royal, Ito 11 prem. be permitted WHAT TO EAT, afflll., AND 100114 ft. IN Mimi .. 714 731 724 14 2 p. es. tom Dow mi. - earDr "by .. 41 4 The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- P oint on whi 1.14•0111 TO TOOISO 111%. lie at 1114.04.we5t.11r0... - --- lows : Australian Mutual, Ito 1 dia. ; Australian t ionarypower per Cent. eta II u Ini Mae NM diena. „. - - Consols, 3 to 4 dn.; Monarch Oold, 4 to / die. • ROW TO MAP T. st. 100 Illeerwimbet -.. 4 37 Mizen Head, Ito / dia.; Chartered Austrslian Land nr. si si! inking; Instate_ ... 4 6pm doubtful if gc MORAL AND !NISI= 10.1101111V11 OT LITZ. IS 17 4 ffewpaitAbersamwmra 4 34 dis 14 and Mining, Ito 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, on terms me v. IP 74j7tawry and Ilealskilien . 111 a to 5 per share ; Peninsular Mining, 4to 5 prem.; 014 SPECIAL DLIZABEIL le an r=ranempolatitßa. II 11 the rate of it a. at. ieli Cologne Lead, '1 to 1 dis ; Carberry West, Ito / dia.; stocks at pre MI lnellTuste OF idannW3l 1.17 L LI Is 00. Nets • . - - Golden Mountain, 4to 1 per share; Glenaulin,l to / 0 S4,lleobaca Oman intiii 54 24 Oaof the last no DUMMIES or MIMI& 5... lent I NN* NNW ~. ... SS 5 4 an die.; Sulphate of Barytes, kto I per s h are; Lackamor hand of Mr. ' . iu . 15 It bort b bosiwai s t s = i ... - -du Copper, 1 di & to Ipm ; Britannia Gold, Ito I per unless he offs 1711C4111Y DERANORMENTI I I, CONSTIPATION, sad 11101011 ft. III Dn. • V ga - - 115011901. • Do. 1 Ossnoteel - - dig share; eoltimore ato 4 di. ; British and Colonial sm. bsr.r a ss e d , re. and a. 10 114.60rtk islatee... . 41 41 Zs Smelting and Reduction, 4to 1 pm.; New Linares, °I th eir caini N 101.1511. ISM. cad 500108 LAZZL Ina. lis.mali. le id' 'Nardi Waters se 4 n.IS . fts..lleMbllLW..ll.l42lylsa - - par to }prom .; New South Wales Coal, Ito 4 Consols rs HYDROP11111Y; OR , TILE COLD welt". CURL et . tell ;Oohed, *eta, a Were 52 13 rifi t dia. ; Australasian Coal, Ito I di. • Metcalfe (of between 9E ftereeml,23, Pwerrewiew•eew; Clareßlen.l47.nost.ower ; Mum , ft lee lima* aullat ... IS, Ooralde, and in kokasOnni : mot DLR. OulvenreD. woos, ft •Si ginnibb Illihri -. arayttaessediamiuriala, whammy he solainfted daily bras AWI /4 NINO ,iftsses.6 M0m.... -mi 61 !. 1 Ito 11 , pm. ex new ,• L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 1 dis.; London tion was .07 telif Ift iNM I D. L./MeV/Wm mu. a 71 and N thrill! Gold and Copper, k to I prem.; official busi $o 5 f asswesayamiliwend 14 Of dis Y 1 ' 1111 ail l abeseribeN enel thaw Braman Gold, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Mounter bon COl ll l 7llll , foe STRIKE OF LABOURERS IN THE LONDON 010.W.I11s.) - IS 10 Coal, I to & dia.; Kenmore, Ito 1 prem.; Port Hunter account, 9 8i lila all sl4.llblem ... .. ... 11 io aue Moreton Bay Coal, par to I prem.; Cumberland Three-and- s DOCKS.-THIS DAY. IS 4 So. Omar, ... .. IS 14 ----- 20 111 Ibremblee Gain ... ... St ft 34 Hematite Iron Ore, Ito 4 prem.; Adelaide Land and ties of 30 This morning, at an early hour, the outer gates of Se de assehDama ... «. .. to Ii Gold, 1/ to 05 dis. ; Great Cambrian Mining and South Sea a t he north•eastern entrance of the London Docks presented DI: i iimi llisal t w ill.ft wa s '''' ••• 7 3 1 ip rsi Quarrying, ito 4 prom .; _ Melbourne Gold, Ito 5 per Exchequer 4 an unusual appearance, in consequence of the labourers em- 10 15 Sandi Yorkftlellivie .. o6l IS 14 share ; West Yews. United Tin, 1 dis. to par; is. prem. ployed in the tobacco department of that extensive seta- LI l an ' 101 "thee m , 4444 . 11 8 = 13 - • IL 11 2 7 Great Crinnis, 4to 5 prem. ; Albion Gold, 4 dis. to par ; Foreign bliihment refusing to work ursine they received 6d. per day 21 17 nen a Naga - ... ... 14 ii 13 Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to 4 prem.; London portance, 1 more, or 3s. per week, and the chief point in behalf of their r s 2 7,....1....1..= .1t SII . ft and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream- Spanish el e demand is the increased price of provisions. MI 14 West Cornwall . 114 10 ins, par to 5 prem.• Sue River (of Jamaica), Ito 1 nese was d Some adjourned to the eoffec-houses in Ratcliff. highway, 1 0 Mo• nsease.. and Cnyeris - - prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 4to 3 prem. ;_ Jamaica ported that led the neighbouring public-houses, where they par. II ! 1 . w irial .zu r saw d b m ie ud g ---- E 7 . -_ Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, mal to the took of breakfar, while others acre content with sitting it. 1011 iferkelovemeNellsierwishi 59 70 794 ft Ito 1 per share; South Devon Consols, Ito 1 per with the p down on the pavement opposite the entrance, where they 3 4 1 3 , 3 14 ! 04.43 113 * „ thL waLp . 44 , 4444 3318 .thw e •• 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 41 . 11 11116 share ; Obernhof, 4to 1 prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, cession of enjoyed themselves by smoking and discussing the right of Bt.' 10011Yek smil berth 111.1011 0 fl Iron, and Steel, ito I prem.; Garnett and Moseley, Portngnee their claims for an 'destine of wages. A great number 2 to 21 poem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 dis. to 5 rally stead went to their respective homes, but returned about nine prem.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick, 1 dis. to i prem.; quoted 26 o'clock, when a oundation took place with a view of ape 1011011114 CI =AIM Eut India Iron, ss. to 7s. per share ; Connemara, par Four - and• 4 pointing a deputation to wait upon the dock official', but et. i 150 Abram i - - to }prem . Grenada A at noon to.day nothing definitive had been arranged, and • m e a mirssis sisa s Szie w" •2 o 4ls rsga nt '" , -- 04 - 103 Spanish I THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocs. the men were parading the streets in the vicinity of the M.I I•ooalsiesho Ste _ ..... lO6 14 3 cotes, 641 Docks. 1$ il5 awl Illaylmem 194 506 The gold mining shares are all flatter to-day. D utc h l i e el! Se emlitendes 44 dM Great Nugget Vein are quoted Ito 1 prem. only; -- - - - sii all Denise' fir". mid . lllm• Ague Fria, 11 to 1; prem .; Colonial Gold, 15-16 to w le x ica „ FARIS AND ROUEN RAILWAY: 1 assarnamen -- X X per Cent. 11 84 4 4 1 1-16 prem.; and Port Philip, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. im d. s .H a i l'he half-yearly general meeting of the share- S 1. Die. M. ..1.4 let ..= 8 s! 4 l West Mariposa mark 1 dig., and Ave Maria, 10.. dis. pe r ccou holden of this company was held on Thursday, in one of TA :„ .7......1..,_..1 , ..p...,,m , , :i - Australian Agricultural shares remain quoted 331. Cent.., 1( the large rooms in the rue d'Amsterdam M. de l'Espee in 4. i l i 0 7 24 - 7* - ' -- 9 0 „ •1 18 : 2 1 2 " - to 34,1 • Peel River role 11 to 11 prem. • and North Spanish ( the chair. The report explained the ;Pasoan which have is is ,0,,, s m e m o i ng.gged, I 131 * hitherto prevented the amalgamation of the Western and ie ,ao i p.Ol fol 314 Britis h Australuian I to' prem. !Scottish Australian y erre d Tb North Western knee, and then touched on the results of I' 5 lirinbonah ens; Investment have been as good as 21 to 21 prem., but t ifi e „t e „, the working during the last six months. The establish- et. to l orat lissr ea ti n l geroi ;l us - 48 7 1 424 are now 2to 21 prem. vincial X mint account smosntal on the 31st December last to St 10 Da. spm ent Illellh 1 1 . 6 . 1 Closing Badness N o tice 67,339,827 fr. 45e. Since then there have been expended a i dunablostlipaLipa Ile 114 pri. " dons chil d and total of 51,149(r. 53e., of which 9,738 fr. were for the con- to , 14 3 Dr i arrentlerljp,....." alpm St Se. Shares Ilinne. Told. eanirday. to-day. struction of an aqueduct at the llatignolles, 11,3111 r. for 51 1 al WesINMNINIthe! 11 0 -- - - inbt., of 1; paying and edging with timber the quay for sending off 51 1 I LI W aLam aft. lllll 44 , 44 . o / 11761 • 772 4 , 4 mi lille 10 .1 ;1 190.00 1 Agra Ms all 14 If om 24 4 a • .ustrian 20. 070 1 *Anglo Answeelsafterd 4 4Ns per goods at the Rouen station,: and 12,877 fr. for works Co.- It 1•0 m0 , 444 . 004 . 440 .....i, 102 103 1534 MAO Mr • taroCelikesisa netted with the electric telegraph. Oa the other hand, the is , • 'Aiw a*, a 9• 29,3722•1 •a, 4 vs 0,011 le suesrairian company has remind 3,117 fr. 2e., principsily from the sale IL :me I mei pmerantook... l 1111 131 16.400 10 tAisserallsm ... 5 31 S of grimed, which leaves the whole expense sine* December a. IN LaddlldaLdner.i par* - - MASS I Austranan Cordillera ... all 44 as The im last at 48,002 fr. 51c., and bring, the establishment KIN alaredinemial s tr,q.i - - leMee I Australia Itabold .. an 6 1 Ale been tonal account 11th the 30th June, 18.53, to 67,437,8291 r. 96e. The 8) I • IhmOis.Mnde 54 4 Wee 1 Ave Iftels.... . ... 01 I PIIN 4 al labierarN le 11 !MOO 1 entlis Ansini;s Zicild all - 1 lar supplies. receipts during the half year ending the 30th June last it en I= a ierrr u. adde=sh la 14 WOO 20 •nritishims.......„. .... 13.11 7 9 Africa fri amounted to 5,067,020 fr. flc., and the expense@ to 26 ig ol II SI 10,40 4 •Braa.lup.(loa.atif.ps 144 n 41 Windom 3,158,188 fr. 70c., leaving a net:profit of 1,908,851 fr. We.; to • 111 Re. Yew 410 .. ... IC4 11 .1 11.000 30 Do.ClemssemilCatabe all 5 4 which is thus to be employed-sinking fond for six months, 4; 1 Ds. 01 -..-4 4 pm 14000 20 Do. IR. JahaDel Itm IS 31 S 4 from List 12,300 ft. ; to the shareholders, in for six months, DC 11l IligrAfililk. gym -- MI 111,00) 1 Cherry dram............ I i elle lis gold by tl moo 40 eskewelgsper ........- all 4 7 4 4 6 6 vised this 900,00efr. ; leaving a remainder of 996,331 1 r. 36e..0f which kil am '' 'flehrems•6B.f*C'.. 149 4 i i i p44 l ii 145,000 1 ebienla Um .. I Il4pm 14 one-tenth goes to the projector.' shares, 99,6;;Mr. 13e.; i, m i m eo i im .4..., .... 214 116 . 15 104 114 Sydney, 1 nine-tenths to the shareholders, 896,716 fr. 23:.; making up at I 100 i De. per et .. .Pre& Me 116 14 4 . 0 ,70 . 07 ft: = s p: ireims - erial: au es 15 Beulah, a the above sum of L908,851fr. 36c. There comes to the 2 . ell ID. Talley II pet - - LPN 15 +Do. trat.lapiewre. eft 76 el par ahareholden interest far six months, 900,0001 r. ; nine- 10 '4 I Da, ... ... lasl pm 10,00. 3 Ina , all 2f6 dk former ye tenths of the remainder, 896,71Gfr. 23c. ; balance from Ils., 1110 114161116011 ... ... „. 14 115 1174 100,006 2 1 Great L7r ...v. , all 44 pm I Do. - -,. and the q last fDerr, 4,2221 r. 87e.; giving a total of 1,800,9391r.10c. rt.; .432.,,N5i11i ala l l eaki wanin . r. •,,, - Zl,OOO 20 icier.* - an 14 16 yet be Ur or 2.51 r. per share, and leasing a balance of 93i/fr. Wc., for ''''''r - i - i • 6 1"...89.1440.,,, _ _ rs.me Grand Dooley of Badm all 4 dl. 4pm over 341,1 the neat half-year. As the revenue scathing to each is an IMa elm ditto 14 14 pm 11.414 Great Polgootk all If et AL stood to t capital share is mate., in which 12fr. 50e. ore down for in- 5 e 'ftneeraNlNent.trewoom.' too 101 100,00 C Lake Ballterst all I C I dis tortes at 6 per mat., the dividend to each jrneissaiity share It le 0100•60ellelveteer•Wi . . D . °44. many ..-...........- au 11 pm known ii will be 12fr. 50e. Ls comparing the results of the UM .. ,• „., 1111 ,1 1 .1 3 Ple 1 ** 1 ••• -• 1 1 ; 0 9. 70 ' NAPO 4 uodamtia . rihni. Usares o.id en ID 10 only oboe The Ct half-yeas with the corresponding one of 18 .5 2 , it appears /5 i; "7, L.,. .. 146 1 3 , Quarts Orgehlagoe GU I. 1 that the receipts show augmentations to the extent a 14 14 ow Pined 4FT aiii ear 4 ;, 64 token) leariguita all I eta par the prech 618,5531 r. 58e. ; end a diminution of 27,27.3 fr. 40c. ; leaving 541 nu Seel iron theedkut AM 1 Zeziesadenseedssa 964 74 week cud a total segmentation of 491.2780. 18c. The augraentatioas iha10111.Ke....... II 164 60, 1 101 Kew Orman „....-. all per 4 pale soo,oen Magian donde .- . _ all 6IOw 1 1 of gold, a apply misery item of the receipts, with the single tamp. ILL . 1_,1di....p5. p. hint , 111 114 ties of tbe special train ., which are to be looked on 117 7. • 194 204 30,1106 I Sara ends Malaga* an aggra se II 4 die °morel/m*4N 5 of the got 4 is IN of 1U general range of regular railway Ts. IsoiT 54 „,,,1 0) .. ta , ,noc rem - Pane ........-.„ I I 411 par I I hareem. The increase for pamengers his Ivies I I el lagasigh: mg ift. NAN Quarts Reelt ..... 133,7511V.A for Ms goods, 249,303 fr.; and for par. I/ I 3 ;DIN Ditto -71 II le,net SO Othymney Iron eels, 66.759 fr. The in the number of passer. to TorklieLMlLlLAS.Puuls par 4pmi IS 7,40 N eantlanodeCas......- 114 4 3 10,005 I slime New pro has been 33,192, of whom 6.327 wet Ns of the Ant clam, 211 se folio 14001 1 'tooth Antezallem 4 I dis pm to liclgint 11,126 of the second, sad 16,739 of the third elms. The is - e.coo 10 Tin Croft eeipm arising from warehousing had doubled, in cone- 43,174 4.1.111 *Unita: Maism a si la WM LIAM Al num 11111TMAls gnome of the increase of busincu, and were down fur the .._ 7400 1 Wallet . sum al 8,2950. la the 'spears, the principal augments- IL on "lIIIII...Ittni_ OIIIIB I 100.000 I wait 0fi;A:77.... Coes wen 31,847 fr. in the tolls paid to the St. Germain is so 0=6: 1 • toonasiodis P • w•••••) 1 • 1 : 7 1 14 66 Jaseeke )... . 10 0 ,reo 1 Wee: Mariposa. 140.40 1 Tabs all i as I ounces. Company, and fid.ll3Bfr. for haulage, both occasioned by • wanderers by sticaped deed. to Boulog the mauled trifle of the Inn. The whole increase in ths M. tie Ortijescicsa.auarapAa„ uprises was i43,073fr. Gk. for an augmentation in iii: I:- 1 i,... 4 to t.-• metimcal. 130 lil KIarKLIAMEOI/6. to Calcutt i The of nipts of 518,553 1 r. Me. If at. dividend of 25fr. w.re ape IS u ,aummoirr lii n iimi. w .uge•ti .. 14 , Closing proved of, it would be paid at the office of the company on IN all ' O/ I;;;; D L e a s `k ;WA ''' No. i Pb."lerecsiuseors. I% peke. • Bowes dens 40,000 1 , ii and after the Ist of August. No sharchulder expressing a j Omesidata 10L N. k Ben)! - - wish to address the meeting, the accounts were approved se et. , anoint.veridefesila 1134 1114 .Ni t Aunin Coal and 1r0n ...... 11 - - Iberia fa of. tl , e dividend voted ; and the retiring directors , Sir Jobs *SS I :law. (CRC .. .*I 17 Skew, 26 Aurtestlas .. Of 33 36 kingdom L whops re n d Xt. Reed, raelected. Toe priendiegs then 10 10 II& 0:12 (ditio i l ia 174 1114 13.6.1 1 , s.4ranisisi= l :l7 l l•ll.. W - - son." 1 li. fiwitiallate Ural Mall .... i - - 180,0001., terminated. I 1nam51.....68.0.1 144 114 300 le. Winn Warrworio.. .... - - .. , ...„ i SMIAMIIMMIS 041501 Ila 17 ~.. 1 11 : Pe l ll4 fe.m. f l e**, l*64 '.* al el of no shil .4. K. e. IL IN , Buidukassoktr• Owed I 0 10missikli.Wasus) 107 111 SI SP al= Jou*, , toCkiskidek) 1 16 II 0. ,1•0 NUlLiaolrah.gesr.4o6.6 , Fatemasucc is wi l::. lik:imra s ;; U 0 1U prodi t o nrestof•surs i U 14 Ilirillimed Met k Ilaw.l tonso VI. N. k Der.) ; LTerkkslll6l 114 11Ie &was (41310) . N $7 Ulm (MOO 176 166 ail Oriessitt, StriWOG* Ilsolso , 141 111 gielkiNei (ate) , N 17 lasselslteasrAN.OlN Omni to fir 1111) ,NI IN lIIIN 110 II Cam =isre.oo= I RI mil =lolsekt.ll Deal. 4 illifted Mal I 107 It, , ftiMmilers 1 p_res I so. Ih.Goo 26 12.60 WAN 36 ,UU. IN U. I iV..OI;J. $ 1 to,oor tot. pry luo.ouo rol I 3:0.0t5. 4 errata! I GUMN. gskani 11,000 , r ; P' , ectric CO 10,110 1 NI 60.0n. 1 NA*. 74. w 11.7160 66.1.101'1 12410 I 20,11U0, 1 , ),U1X4 50011 14,stoi 130,0%. HON ilatititaiiAlibenii;vi , ii dlartralaalao node Mail. lAtutralian Royal Mall ... Berlin ... Waterworkv _. ... Itritidt Arnerkan Land. - urita‘n a Colonial Somali' • Reda...lion Company Ntsda 'al Palma ch riiiiic ; I ‘ SWIM 1 ....,,... ..: Tea . ....... so INUetteml Km Navigation. 14 20 , Jomval S N. Miming Co l4 S. I rah liketroot t'aPi • S Slaktalesa St. Navigation • ) Nation d INkrottttaamgoal all U. Netherlands Land ....... -$ . 2 N.S. %taiga eoaland lota. 1 Nort%teunliriNtisbilvlgiAtiartnliean Co . I •II 1 U.. Nag . . . 5, Net of Divert; Sham e Net Kim Leal a Illnerat MI 1....t.wit bo sil l , :stimids t und •niusular AT: li T Otimlal dosio.o.rwia l i au an ivan So DI. 10 Soya! Mall Mom 06 L. loath Auteallas Laud_ 25 Wil IS DISOSIIO lASI ••••• • il Ts= POTATO Caor.—The universal esculent, the potato, we (Genawner Jamul) regret to say, is very geae nlly sleeted with the mysterious disease, some of the tuben, indeed, being already rotten.—We (Bristol J/ercierp) are sorry to say that the potato blight has again appeared in this neighbourhood. Nearly every grower of potatoes ben will feel its sad effects in a greater or lamer degree.— The Carlisle Jeered! says, potatoes are said to be affected, and already arias' misgivings are felt with regard to the ensuing harvest. Rcpers vary, however, in different dtr triets, home of our correspondents speak hopefully, others are depending meant, bat as yet we have not sufficient data is *cable us to arrive at any positive conclusion. Nnw INvENTlos.—We (Plynionlis Journal) are in formed Mat a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Timis tock as made the discovery that, by comhining • simple laminates' contrivance, with a peculiar application of pneu matic power, articulate sounds may be conveyed to very seussiderable distances with precision and accuracy. Ile designates the inatrament or apparatus, the Telephone. Illy 4 PO. pm (INNI IrLamiistior WNW pa ma. NO INNoNsw me(luas. 110.Nast..ManaTaili ON, lures IN MOM 0111111(11110. I lo end NoNbses o..lllminNlNlk if 11l Is v. Sesibilirdadrotansl M Mr. 110 tine)......... I. 64 Wm Tale= sisoll le . • 1 U 1 IS O O ltis Tlitio tato .-.... et ,11011 Irteapta a ot Ponsteet ( Ihises)—...lama MONEY MARKET. • 'tilt toads laiisMigsfn beet lionsy.... .., =without any material change i n price ii... y. Money stock has again come to market, and the feeling of depression was aggravated by .re ports of a very inflammatory state of the public mind in Turkey. The flatness of the market appears also to have been in a great measure owing to the financial discussion in the House of Commons last night, which is generally regarded as exhibiting the failure of the went conversion scheme in a still stronger _ ... As regards the proposed modification of the government plan,. it has been assumed that govern ment propose to give holders and trustees of the un commuted South Sea and other stocks the option of converting into a Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Security. This view is scarcely correct, in asmuch es the Three-and a-Quarter per Cent. stock of 1843, into which government propose to allow holders and tratees of such stocks to exchange, bears its rate of 31 per cent. interest only till the 10th October, 1854, from which date it becomes a Three per Cent. Stock, guaranteed against further reduction for 20 years—i. e., till 1874. So far as this operation is concerned, therefore, supposing holders I to exchange into the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock of 1843 at par, it is simply equivalent to the Chancellor's giving them a g uaranteed 3 per cent. security in exchange for the ir old Three per Cent. Stocks. The actual pecuniary loss to government will consist in the one half-year's increased dividend that will be paid on the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock prior to its assuming the lower denomination of Three per Cent. As before ob served, the terms on which the exchange is to be permitted form the main point, as well as the point on which government have obtained a discre tionary power ; but although theThree-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock of 1843 is now above par, it appears I aanbtful if government could carry out the operation lon terms more favourable to the Treasury than at 'the rate of 1001. of this stock for every 1001. of the 'stocks at present unconverted. At present holders of the last named securities have evidently the upper band of Mr. Gladstone, who must be well aware that, unless he offers terms that please then', he will be embarrassed by their demand for the reimbursement of their capita l. Consols ranged during the greater part of the day between 98 and 981, but cask sales were made at 971. The three o'clock (or latest) quota di. was 98 to k for the 11th August. The ellidal business report includes :—Three per Cent. Osesels. for mosey, 981, 98,1, 971 98; ditto, for &assent, 981, 98. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, i Throe-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1, f. Amon ties of 30 years, 1860, 5 11-16. India Stock, 258. South Sea Stock, 1151; ditto New Annuities, 100. Exchequer Bills were rather steadier, at 2s. die. to ls. prem. Foreign stocks presented no feature of much im portance, being generally quiet. The demand for Spanish Committee Certificates continued, mad busi ness was done as high as 61 per cent. It was re ported that some arrangement is on the &spit benefi cial to the holders of these vouchers, in connexion with the projected North of Spain R a ilway, the con cession of which has been finally decided as valid. Portuguese Bonds were firm, and other stocks gene rally steady. At 3 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 281 to 1 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 die. to par ; Grenada Active, 21 to 22; ditto, Deterred, 9 to 91; Spanish Deterrd Threes, 231 to 1 ; the Certifi cates, 61 to 61 per cent. Sales are thus marked : Dutch Two-and- a-Half per Cents., 65 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 98i, 98. Greek Bonds (Red), 8. Mexican Three per Cents., 261. Peruvian Four aad-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 83/. Fortugie se Four per Cents., 44, 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011, 1, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 231; the Committee'. Cer tificates, 61 per cent. Swedish Fear per Cent. Pro vincial Mortgage Loan, 11, 1 prem. - Notice has been issued by Messrs. N. M. Roths child and Sons of the drawing at Vienna, on the Ist inat., of 186 bonds, amounting to 17,5001., of the Austrian Five per Cent. loan of 1852. The numbers of these bonds are published, and they may be pre seated for payment, at par, on the Ist January next. The imports of the precious metals this week have been small, owing to the suspension of Australian supplies. Our list includes 887,993 dole. by the Africa from New York ; 2,971 ounces of gold by the Windermere, from Geelong; 7501. by the Madrid, from Lisbon and Gibraltar; and a small amount of I gold by the Mauritius, from the Cape. We are ad vised this afternoon of the arrival of the Robert, from Sydney, with dates to the 12th March; and of the Beulah, which left Melbourne on the 2nd April. The former vessel is believed to have no gold on board, and the quantity brought over by the latter cannot yet be ascertained. The Hermann has also brought over 341,000 dole. from New York, but this is under stood to be WI for the continent. Summarising the known imports of the week, we arrive at a total of only abOut 193,0001. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, includes 26,710 ounces of gold, and 126,059 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of neatly 133,000/. The who of the gold went to the Continent; whilst all the large shipments of silver were for India, except 19,000 ounces for Hamburg. The account in detail is as follows : Gold coin to Hamburg, 1,650 ounces; to Belgium, 3,000 ounces; to Boulogne, 100 ounce& Gold bars: to Belgium, 3,675 ounces; to Boulogne, 18,100 ounces; to Hamburg, 185 ounces. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 200 ounces ; to Bombay, 26,000 ounces. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 19,000 ounces; to Boulogne, 600 ounces; to Bombay, 20,259 ounces; 1 to Calcutta, 80,000 ounces. The other ehipmente reported to us comprise 40,0001. in gold by the Argentina for the Brazils, 50/. by the Hope for Africa, and 4,1001. by the Iberia for Lisbon. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 180,0001., or nearly equal to the imports. We hear of no shipments of coin to Australia this week. As we have reported, however, during the week, the drain of gold to the continent has continued, and is only very partially represented in the London Cus tom house return ; and it is beyond a doubt that the present current of the precious metals is, on balance, decidedly against this country. This week's imports having been so small, we have almost the certainty of a further considerable decline in the stock of gold held by the Bank of Eng land. The cause of this drain is canvassed with a good deal of interest, but appears to be sus ceptible of a ready explanation. At present it would appear that great delay takes place before we receive any returns for the heavy shipments that aro being made to Australia, whilst, on the other hand, we have to pay on the usual terms for our foreign sup plies of produce and manufacturing materials. In ---- - ----- No. ail Jaw. IF 3 - 7:561; 40 i 4 ,_._._ 40 Bra i tsaiii.ni“o. • Illi * IN 7..." . ..k...11 6. ..... 4.„......, Imbed— "lll' INllll":B:"l 2s :66llC"mmeilliel9"6°A""gbab2.l4.6l.3lll.l4.4:4lll)42l : 7 :44l :Chill.ll:944AMA l siffiliiiiiii"'"tB7. l l24..:47.4ll:andim:a- 77:111iiii : 47.- ...1 :: ::". : ...... : * : .:: . 1 e at e3il2l l l° 6.6.1:D0 U 14°.11 0i05 . 31 7114•41on amidet . lineh"Asia ......... • . ~~~ il Pm- TA in 150 112 150 152 II 01 552 ld U SS lOSi leg Pria°‘l,kuin.l I tiaturday.l SS 13 f als par 1 lj pni 1 34e 4 - 4 49D die par 41 47 74 7514 5* nosiness dm:* tm•daY• b l e e d i rmi pla an , s tim t or il ;al7 im for Prts in L e ta ch ve an t t o s of grain having foe some time pest•shown great anxiety to get produce away from Russian ports as speedily as possible. Another important influence is also exer cised on the current of the precious metals by the warlike demonstrations of which Russia, Turkey, and Austria are the scene. Whenever large armies have to be equipped and put in motion vast supplies of coin are instantly and naturally attracted to the quarter so disturbed. Notice has been given that, at the next meeting of the Committee of the Stock Exchange, the fol lowing new rules will be proposed, viz.: ht. that the buying in of French railway, or other scrip shares, shell not take place, until 12 o'clock au the day following the settling-day ; the logs, in such cases, to fall against the person who held the undelivered shares at 3 o'clock on the day previous to the day of buying is. 2nd. Should the broker emoloyed gublicly to buy in French railway shares be unable, for three consecutive days, ft accomplish the same, the original buyer shall be allowed', effect the purchase in the Paris market. It Is not at all likely that these proposed rules will be popular amongst such of the members as will be -••••1 by them, most of whom must at present be e osition of " bears" of French shares to a ...etiderstrie selesse, sad unable to deliver the stook to the purchasers. It would appear, however, that the regulations in question are merely in accordance with the dictates of justice. The present arrange ment is, that the buying in" of shares undelivered on the settling day may take place that same day, between half-past two and three o'clock. In the bustle of the settling day, however, this regulation may involve a certain degree of hardship; as a dealer may have the stock, and may yet, in the pressure of business, and with the obligation of taking the numbers of the shares, &c., be almost physically unable to deliver them. A postponement of the "buying in" till the morning of the following day, therefore, appears fair. With reference to the second regulation, which will certainly be the un palatable one, it may simply .be observed that a transaction in the market is obviously a binding bar gain between tho two parties dealing; and it the seller is unable to deliver the stock, and it cannot be "bought in" here within a reasonable period of time, it seems perfectly . fair that the stock should be bought in against him in Paris. For many weeks past it has been found next to impossible to compel the delivery of French shares, owing to the large amount of these securities held in pawn by the French banks, and to the determination with which they are " beared" on this side; and uch being the abuse existing, it need not occasion -prise if the committee adopt resolutions, which merely have the effect of forcing members who t bound themselves to deliver French shares to irm their engagement. . special general court of the East India Com _Any will be held, by adjournment, on Wednesday next, the 3rd August, for the purpose of considering the following motion, viz.: " That this court concur in the views and opinions expressed by the Court of Directors in their minute of this date regarding the bill for the future government of India." A copy of this minute of the directors is ope n for the perusal of the proprietors. Its substance is that no further opposition shall be given to the government India Bill. It is announced that a charter of incorporation has been granted to the Australian Direct Steam Naviga tion Company, the prospectus of which was issued some months ago; and the directors are accordingly devoting their attention to the effective carrying out of their useful project. It will be remembered that the route proposed to be adopted is that by the Isth mus of Panama, and an anticipation is expressed that by this route communication with our Australian colonies will be effected in 55 days. The proposed capital of the company is large, amounting to one million sterling, in 40,800 shares of 2.51. each. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, on the first deposit of 2L, is advertised es receivable by the shareholders of the Lake Constance and Basle Railway on the Ist August. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum also becomes payable on the preference snares of the Lucca and l'istoja Railway Company after the 31st inst. Notice has been issued that the books for the transfer of shares at the London Agency of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada will be shut from the 16th of August till the 2nd of September, preparatory to the payment of interest for the half year ending the Ist of September on the instalments Pikt Land shares were quiet to-day, and scarcely changed in price. Australian Agricultural were last quoted 33 to 34. Peel River closed a shade firmer, at l 4 to 11 prem. Crystal Palace shares left off a trifle cheaper, at 1 13.16 to 1 15-16 prem. Bank shares were steady. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express:— Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 954 ; ditto 'lwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 5-16; the Certifs., 6'4 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 484- ; Portuguese New, 39 1-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 8 3 ; Mexican New, 26a ; Granada Deferred, 94 ; Greek (Blue), 71 ; Peruvian New, 811. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 103.55 ; ditto Three per Cents., 78.90. Bank Shares, 2,660. have THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocic ... The English stock market has again slightly given way to-day, there having been a good deal of selling. Consols have ranged between 971 and 981, and are now quoted 97; to 98, both for money and the 11th August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98.1 to 981 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 1011 to 1 ; Bank Stock, 228; South Sea Stock, 116; Ex chequer Bills, par, 2s. die., Is. prem.; India Bonds, 225. prem. Foreign stocks are generally quiet. Spanish De ferred has improved to 231 to 1, and the Certificates are firm, with business at 61 to 61 per cent. Portu guese Fours are also rather better, marking 42 to 43 ex div. ; Mexican Bonds have been done at 261 to ; ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 831 to 1; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 to 102; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64; • ditto Fours, 98 to 1; Danish Fives, los; ; Grana da De ferred, 91. DARING GAROTTE ROBBERY AT BRISTOL.—BRIS TOL, JULY 30.—This day, two recruits in the army, named John Walker and Win. Eyres, were committed for one of the most daring robberies that has been perpetrated in this neighbourhood for many years. A countryman named Wm. Hopkins had come into Bristol with 181. in cash, and had deposited it ilia breast pocket. While taking some refreshment in a public house a female came in and forced a conversation with him, which ended in her pre vailing upon him to accompany her to her lodgings near the Newmarket-passage. On their way to this place she placed her arms round his person and began to fondle him, immediately upon which the prisoner", who had been ob served in the act of following, came up to them. Walker, without saying a word, knocked the countryman down, and Eym imnediately threw himself upon him, seized him by the neck, end squeezed him till he bee/me insensible. A man named Richards, who resided near the spot and who had seen the parties pass him, happened to look towards them, and he distinctly saw the two prisoners, a woman and a third man who had joined them, but who made his escape, in the act of emptying Hopkins's pockets, which they rifled of everything they contained. ICchards made towards them, and called out, " You are robbing that nap," immediately after which he gave an alarm, and a policeman went in pursuit of them, and after a hard chase succeeded in capturing the two prisoners. The woman es caped with the 151. TIIE CABS AT WORK.—On Saturday at SUS early hone [the running of the metropolitan cabs was resumed. A few of the dissentients at first held out and a meeting of cab proprietors was held in the morning, as usual, at the Cranbourne Rotel, St. Martin's-lane, when a very strong discussion took place respecting the resolution for resuming work; some of the speakers declaring that they had thereby lost en opportunity that would not again present itself. The committee not being in attendance, proceedings were suspended for an hour. Wh i n they arrived a discus sion ensued, and it was agreed that the cabs should return to their ranks. SAMBRE AND MET,.:3E ItAlLWAY.—Traffie for tho week ending Jaly 24, ld6a (271 miles open), 0161. Os. 64. 1 C orre sponding weeir., 1852 ( 24k miles open) , 2401 . 16a. la. 1 in the COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was tolerabty well supplied with English Wheat from Essex and Kent; the former consisted chit ay of white, and was disposed of at an improvement of 2s. per quarter, whilst that from Kent was mainly Ted Wheat, and for which last week's rates were barely supported. Foreign Wheat was a dull subs without alteration in value. .. --- Flour was had for former prices. Barley met a ready demand, and factors were enabled to make sales at the currency of 31ohday bat. Oats must be quoted fully 6d. per qr. cheaper than on this day sCrinight. Beans and Peu were in short supply, and their previous value was well maintained. AIIItITALII INTO LONDON ntom JULY tits to JULY 30th. Oro. Ingnah. *Wee. Irbs. Yorreige. bilbost .... I 3373 I 20 Vlie Matey 10791 Oats SAS 4660 I 0100 23413 nosy. 4430 sacks and 19722 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets wear a steady appearance, but we are without any business 01 importance to report. The following public males are declared for totnorrow. Sugar. 200 hhds. of Barbadoes. 8,700 begs of Mauritius, and 3,600 bags of Bengal. Coff e : 900 eases Tellicherry, end 200 a6.a piantation Ceylon. Cocoa: 1,000 bags Guayaquil, and 1,230 bags Saltpetre. t.—The market can scarcely be said to have opened since the arrival of the Mail on Saturday. Speculators have not operated, and the trade appears to buy only what their immediate wants require. Importers, however, are very firm, and ask high prices. 0118.-43eal, pale, 341. ; straw, 321. 10s. to 33/. ; Drown, 301. 10s. to 32/. ; sperm, 88/. to 691. ; head-mas ter, 901. to 911. ; cod, 341. to 345. 10s. ; South Sea, 361. to 371.101.; Olite Gallipoli, 671. to 691.; Spanish and Sicily, 611. to 621.; palm, 371. to 371. 10s.; cocoa nut, 30/. 61. to 411. ; rapeseed, pale. 331. to 391.; linseed, 291.105. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day at the annexed quotations Tallow, town 50s. nett cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51e.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 50e. to 50e. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I 1831. 1832. 1 Al. ________ Monk on hand Code. 31,653 42,538 ( wog Debvery lastweek Do. from lot Juno Arrival last week 323 217 1,113 Do. from lot Jose ....... Price T. C. per cwt. ....... 334.0d. Do. Town 59.. 6d. 5 8 9 8 1 4 ~71 tt.tt Arrival for the week ending August 9 lest y ,„, l 8 e ,„ 1 „, and delivery 1,308 cask The arrival lest i reek ...rind 1,103 cask from St. Petersburg; and 10 from other places ; Total, 1,113 casks. SMITHFIRLD MARKET.—" I'HIS DAY. We have again a large supply of Bee its and trade is dull; however, the choicest kinds being pro; entionably sauce are not much lower, but several inferior kinds remain unsold. There are not so many Sheep and Lambs as en this day week, but enough fur the demand . Prices are shout the same as on that day, except in few instances, rather mon is obtained. Trade for Calves is a• mut the same as of late. Our foreign supply consists of ? 155 Beasts; 5.380 Sheep, and 382 Calves; Scotland, 450' S cuts; Norf , lk and Suffolk, 400; and 1,800 from the Nort' leen and Midland counties. • Eat LoaB-woolo ...... 4 il 410 doomd quail p 4 ; 4.4.4 .• •i 2 3 8 Do. do. 616. Hea lkot r emet. Sco w 5t4c 1.3. 1, 1:1 r 1ef er1e 0 bL rd5 . ......4 4 a 4; 1644 d. Par 1 n ., 141 ,7: 464 , ii r . „.. 6. 0144 . 5 , .._ 4 . .._d. 061,46 ''.; ' ° A.) ; Elm sod oeouod 4=64 3 8 4 2 PIA ~...., ....2.;•,:_,- •• •r, 0 4 4 : Do. do. Oboes — We*.B RAU a..... "''''' ' ' 621 lamb. —.. ... , 6O 6 0 at market. 6.533. SLoop and lambs, 74.793 . ; . 061 4 44, 4 13 ; IV. 24. ,OP MARKET—THIS DAY. at and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the accounts from the Weald of Kent and Sussex art more B favourable, b ut worse from Worcester and parts of Mid Kent.l keen alt,. 0 1. aro U t G .tett dni Pattered is very little doing in the market, but prices Jccount of the smallness of the stock on hand. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. H•elywell, fist ; Eien --- idaia, 17s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 18s ; Walls End Riddell, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Haswell, 18s. ad.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Tees, lfle. —Ships at market, 103. METROPOLITAN SEWERS. METROPOLITAN SEWERS COMMISSION.—OR Satur day, in the Marylebone Vestry, Colonel Bignolu asked Sir B. Hall whether it was true that the Commissioners of Sewers were about obtaining the power to borrow 500,0601., after having expended such enormous sums without either conferring any commensurate benefit, or accounting for their outlay. Sir B. Hall replied, that, although the cons mission was on the eve of expiring, and although the bill. before the house for renewing it for another year, and which was designated a " Continuance Bill," presented only the object at its first and second reading, and although government had promised that another session should not pus without placing that commission on the representative principle—yet, after the second reading of the "Continu ance Bill" a clause was introduced empowering the Com missioners to borrow on mortgage 500,0001. of which 400,000/. was proposed to be hid out in works, and 100,0001. in paying off an old debt of 99,0001. To that he would not consent, for it was unjust to confer such power upon a body that would only exist one year. He would also direct the attention of the vestry to the necessity of the inhabitants agitating for self-local government as regarded their own affairs. While large aid small towns enjoyed municipal rights, this metropolis alone was denied the exercise of that power. Why, their very. parish, without having a voice an the expenditure, paid 21,625/. sewer's-rate, 24,3141. police rate, and 12,0001. county rate annually. But ha was enabled to state, not from authority, but from individual ex pressions of certain members of the government that the government was favourable to the granting to tho metropo lie the representative principle, and the consequent right of having a voice in the expenditure of its rates. rho vestry subsequently resolved to petition Parliament against grant ing be desired power to the commission. METROPOLITAN SEWERS.—The return respecting the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers, obtained by Sir B. Hall, has just been printed. The amount of debt and liabilities due from the commissioners at the present time is stated to be 174,1861. Os. Id., to meet which the assets are 155,5981. 18a. 4d. The increase of the debt and liabilities since the passing of the act, in 1551, is 30,131/. 13s. 3,1 , to meet which the increased assets, during the same period, are 77,3161. 2s. 4d. Since the act 1851, the rates, loans, and contributions have amounted to 269,5071. 19s. 101, of which 1751. has been expended in reducing liabilities, and 144,563/. 9a. GI, expended in new works. Certain works on the north side and south aide of the Thames are intended to be executed with respect to sewers, at an estimated ex pense of 667,8401, and the sum of 400,0001. is proposed to be raised by mortgage of the rates. The difference between the estimate of 567,640/. and the 400,0001. to be raisen is intended to be provided for out of the income. It is not proposed to increase the rates. The rate of Gi. in the pound, now authorised, will produce 216,3701. The acnual value of the property on which a rate can be levied is 9,166,9801. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DEAL, MO?IlLO.Y, 9.18 Wind W.S.W., moderate, and cloudy. Yawed.—Bank of England, from Trinidad, for London ; Castle Lachlan, from Jamaica, for London ; Adelaide, from Demerara, for London ; 'WNW). brig, No. 47, and W. in red flag, from westward, for London. Sailed.—Swedish yacht Aurora Borealis, for Cowes. PRESEItvATION OF HAMPSTEAD HEATTL—On Sa turday, at &numerously attended meeting of the vestry of St. Marylebone, held at the Court-house, tho following re port from the committee appointed as to the Hampstead heath Enclosure Bill, and on other matters connecteu with the preser.ation of Hampstead Heath to the public, was read :--" St. Marylebone, July 2tl, IS-53.—At the committee appointed on the Hampstead-heath Enclosure re sent, Mr. George in the chair, Messrs. Row, Kirby, Bingley, Bridgman, and liarlowe—your committee report that they have considered the prcposal referred to them for extending Primrose-hill Park by purchasing the Chalcot estt.te, brought to the notice of the vestry by Messrs. Twentymau and Letters, end also a project, introduced by the inhabi tants of Hampstead, for purchasing a belt of land of suffi cient width for a road and spacious avenue of trees, for the purpose of tirmfog a communication between the grcund already belonging to the public at Primrose hill and Hamp stead-heath. Your committer, with reference to Meson. justice plrk to in o t her cl Twentyman and Latter': proposal, consider that, however desirable proximity in to io it ha vi ng woulda e not extensive be a localities requiring such conveniences to promote that pro ject ; but that with respect to the other proposal by the in habitants of Hampstead designed by Professor Cockerili, it would effect, in their opinion, a great public improve ment, and would be the means of making Hampstearl-hoath more accessible to the inhabitants of this and other patches, anal as the project may be carried out at very inconsiderable expense, it will be the duty of the vestry, aa the opinion of -77 ti - - 1 ` your committee, to urge upon the government the proprietja of the plan being immediately carried out, and reconamrati . the vestry to appoint a deputation to the respective mit:ales ' on the subject. (Signed) CLEMENT UEOEUE, ChEigetA, The report was adopted unanimtusly. The chairmosiff nemnaittee stated that it was proposed to apply to neat ter lauds to slake the road.