The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-16 00:00:00

Tte Ovitlirt% LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1852. (THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. RAIL WA Ys. THIS DAY. Two o'Cxecx. Great buoyancy continues to prevail in the rail way stock market, and p r io es of stocks mark higher. In Great Western stock there has been an extraordinary advance, the prim having ranched 108. MANN AND STOOKS lINGOASAMTNZD. even on a comparison with the Exhibition year, there is every reason for satisfaction. The pleasure traffic on the various metropolitan lines is very different from that of last year, when the competition of the Northern railways caused so ruinous a depression in the fares from many points of the country. The Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire returns this week again present a very favourable contrast. The return per mile per week is subjoined : Aumave. uo si l in 1u 41aZtst"&t."12 Bkhaird. Cliss.Ja.l.la — SLLX. _ _ r+7.. 111 U los Way up to Ip.ia. DO* ID 7i - 1862. 1861. 1860 London and North Western £92.04 .. £122.66 ..£107.61 Lancashire and Yorkshire 68.62 .. 66.91 .. 69.23 London and South Western 66.8.5 .. 70.14 .. 64.56 Great Western 69.02 ~ 101.77 .. 79.20 London and Brighton 70.49 .. 73.63 .. 71.04 South Eastern 66 26 .. 72,93 .. 62.46 York and North Midland 32.31 .. 28.62 .. 33.21 Great Northern 60.69 .. 51.60 .. 21.83 Midland ' 4618 . .. 41, 73 96 . . . 4753 Chester and Holyhead 13..67 .. 40 3.5.61 York, Newcast/e, an d Berwick"47.4s .. 47.6.3 .. 48.60 Bristol and Exeter .68.06 .. 61.13 .. 64.12 The returns on Scotch lines are asunder : SI th 111 Hi I 0 U d 10, US 411 i 4SI 14 U IS 17 • 4OD si 91 Otlesat aia ikes-77 ele le le II Abille'bbillrbbolle 6ll . lol . o l9ll,llllllllllllll llll lllllll .., , - , • /. (#.1.41::.'" / ••••••1 43 . 41 ' . e' r t.#4o .." / ~,, 4 -- ..,,, a- ..... • (E , f/EMb l e No. 1,540.] . LONDON, FRIDAY El EITIoNAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT THE GOLD-FIELDS of AUSTRALIA.-An NIN ES. A souclAllo2l. 7, EL Martlals.ptsca. Trailgarequere. T HE %Me% NEW MOVING PANORAMA -" Tea V age to -.... Austral% sod • Vet to ley Hold Falb"-ralated tram THVIIDIIT EVILIIINO. ... w ... m t 4 meaty with Ms AssoelaUse, whisk D 66016- made aipin thee% by]. g. Pfeil; the Maria* %%sea be T. S. There is' no activity , at present observable in the ___• - • ,.N.Y. 1%4. cm a Oen preallar to hail, smarm equal ad- Robles; sad the Raters' ite by C. Welgall, Weatherer:4th, New Mining share market, the transactions being limited, "'""-.....,• tee •torso strut el th• anus; sad Ma gemldwut em.. Moiety el Ps11110061• Wassome, will SHORTLY be OPENED • """ithr taJetrlsl den% el Os eammenty, end agoras so %per. at 8446, a••••••••••••, nom um p q ryw e k i d,,. and the general feeling of this department dull. At Ise ';' ~ „ape. the Molted Me 4 beeezliielded by Ent.sdam the same time the demand for heavy dividend stocks ' ,t, white dem tbe wary is LATIUM-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR , kr continues, u the return on these investments is, on 1" ,:,,,,..t•ta yet leo awousioa. Is lasentmest see %inapt 0. 11. 7.,,.. - „,.,,,.. _mensal . wb ot ia lge . b.n. .._ lks lt a urlau Me as. . r i tmoi m akin Md is r l4.ll°L .di us 01, 0 , -It ta m distinivilea ft, a s . ,mik kir . i r elnit o, ma, the whole, larger than can be obtainei in any class r 0 ,.... ..1.77,.‘,.... 1. 4 0, i ~,171„ 6. 6 .4 m .,`"7,7:... sa gm pots leg bra munglaig mmeln b ompb all homilies of convertible securities. The prices at which sales 1....'en, Means% %pry Me sad% pedbe Oiled by '" •611.6 ". 14 d i uff ow *Aw e b 101 • 2801 . 66 °gum ' have been made are reported to us as follows, sa. •' • ft, &ammo our use -m sumo. ware •11110111, dluiril. •• "du% lo Miltbwo 'PK a , AI% dl . ors ....,.• I"' a uge r „bib ei ".,. y hai s kw a . a , ... ....7, dsberelemeconi ram embroom trims The mint bloom it but due allowance must be made for the 0 ,,,t,..tab1e64 e belb lam b *elk e bb lb* bbblee Oblbableg "bib 0 Indus' wide margin tryq t----- tiently ems' ting in this variable et t.w.t tot." ,. . b "r h , k 6„..l. b wirer% la ganimirlisg my. sli Oa Web one gm% toodee a allogereab lo nom beet Oa lees% S 4.11111. db. smseing. egg mpg aAy .g boo. sil ongsvms. os market as between buyer and seller :-Wheal , , ig o d, I. owe.' giligi "Pi tog myr nag the bit OK eel babe a draabliateded ftelL Itemerefideibtos Basset, 505 ; Holmbush, 231, 24; Alfred Consols, Ilw I +4* fr• seek , e Ilff InmuImED O IMIMMOI. Itewasimsso, w.ta U•A9 610 be bib lib em B e ase Liras" be am the 161, 3; South Tamar, 51, 1, 6; Tamar Consols, 41; , " „n„,, teat, • guamlie tor the nsigensme dap rest, ".74_1 0 Eit 0,9 P a th , ' wei/ 8 4 sod "a. ardiell ling Oe I•r, u. .. ~,,, „,,,,,,,i r g la a d., w m i ff s e gesustra Ye um= tarties,*sro sho agrened cm the /10.111Diat mobrast Tincroft, 111, 121 • Lewis, 131; Wheal Arthur, 231; , f co ebb b°4" AM 4 '. id. lib 68 • 111,- amid 4 9 Wm. "4 b 7 Wheal Harriett, 71, 1 ; West Wheal Towan, 15. },..,••tosapidgl• LW* DEPARTMENT. Chrodsts and Pertumera. r,. Inputunent et..twJes a comprehend% sad wellvegulated . . . _ The gold mining shares were all firmer to-day, 0? " . e 111 e Alumnae", welt many valuable sad inscormat tar and cloud with an upward tendency, including Co- P.•.,-• awl preopeetmer mg ba obtained, cm sppllesth• LATEST ELECTION NEWS. lonia' Gold, Carson's Creek, and N ouveau M on g er; ' ~,,„1 1, „I ogee et tee Assidatke. or te Ur eeeprrette• Agra* these latter shares left off quoted a to Uprem. Anglo ---- my...n.4 the Cstiod Audios'. Californians experienced a further Improvement, PETEN 710E11180N. Managing Meek". SUSSEX . — EAST . closing 6to :Pram . Grand Duchy of Baden shares t p, upend or fee Altman may be made to the Maaagiag RYE RICTUI3I.-FIEST DAY. marked par to} prt.m. Peru - - The non-official quotations are as follows: Mel- VICTORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Fuller it. Kate Willless-steeet, Oiy. Emstolneed MM. Dodson t aummu, -lOW AMIN MAWR& par; New South Wain; Gob& totgot.i Conausira• DrPere CartaitAN-TIIO3OAS NESEITI E :II%. 3 ' 0 1& prem.; retimare, if, to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, Mahe liablcul. hot. IW. x.1.....0., Eat. (UT ELECTRIC TELEOZAPIL) Jetta *dl. aeL EAST SUSSEX. 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Exhall Coal Mining Company, Gwrir 1 , ...Y. EN. } to 3 run. grym Males Esq . P.R.& Jetta LEMMA-HALT-PAST ONE. rewle g el i t i t Thq 1. P. ltsastot, Fel . 1'.11.5. I Mold herewriot • Fuller Aseee G.4.leinul. t. q. THIS DAY. ols. nussawn Frewen rob% Onme7. IM4- Two o'CLoet. Toe %ow* et Me noway esbrosee obey doombleo ld , U Dodson •ed ~ , ,a, Lfi• toeurane. Tr Potodomo me mrobrobb owl The gold mining shares remain steady', but there me' i.l be re ..e,rteele. Wisner?. se algaridss. tYrdit e:I med et .M• 41114 al alit Ptomionelllalle. or belt the EAST SURREY, is not a great deal of business doing in them. Agra rwmiu.. I. r Me fears. NI %&.e tibia era gar gm whets al Me. REICIATZ.-RLETEN. Fries are firm, at !prem.; but Yuba River are worse Se..lenre as sere er Mr Poled% anew' *Moot payment of any marking obi 1 die to par: Liberty shsres have been , eninnes, sad toe rare tor tbe lest and bon base ars peen. Antrobus A yr. Loma-Abler Ammer& Cleasby Yo:xer mar be male abe•ltee Peeteltite. Melee Caret Liell.nter Imes for the Ardmore.% ar Threw of Peados. Alcock 152 So. atom mom Paid. prime done 1e •an melt , et, Ilertitar et Freeholds. Lomebeida sad sir Bing 144 %AWN yadentsy. 1 0.417. ht....5e, u.-51... to l'aupbolders sub onueentiorble Pausal --• NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SOUTH. ies.oce t gelp all I hoe IS ~,,,,4 1 .6 ece to err tent. at lb.. estlre Nails are speturistes to 190,400 Me. bards Calibrator' Anew% a. pet meetly requested to the new Prospreme joraloNd. V yge 128 MOM le euelnimin 3 i 1 „ 1. MILLI tll RATSAY. Aelesr• 16.0 00 SO turtrallft 6 I 1 Knightley THE 1 ) AI LY NEWS. Houghton Loeb* Mamas Paper, pries 3d. •—•-• t so.u. SO Elsomemnt Iran and Mal all . ... Ara 14.1 0,1 Ore VI. then % ILY NEWS fa at th e bead of the 1 .1. SOUTH ESSEX. I. lo .ftv. 1 arida Amoralion cold ell a f ie 4pm 1 all r beawle• IKM 20 HMO b ee 13.3 - - are.a.b,,,;re. et oreat NT.13111, eteneatier tree socameree % Its MALDOX POLL. limo 33 Om% Imp. M e . s t H. um 244 3 a .d land sal pc Actual rewrote, whether pages* social, Bramaton - ill -- it rairarelwal. 11,600 10 Do. et. Jobs Doi key .. IS -- Is the rat Al .ted value of tts General Iltaerf•-le tbs samarmy et Its Smyth Le Wpm, us tie anode outlast, end Imporard obororn et lb Buxton moo i - dote • I 1 1 rim bramm fontanel la the cur. Whop' sod nowilety brados.- ds hots s sumarpoonl. WIGTON DISTRICT. - 70,00 a a bd. it Australian Ooppor MI 1 i 4is 41 It rotates s more &Lott, Pet of thlorees Me saw papa- OP THE POLL. SVMM SO so melsofely oily report et Styr*, Indio lkos by every SNOOD Add% Mon ' ZIT * . detsel nu: -as i the oat y Maly Mawr Nowt, v. 4 lit et pekoe, M'Taogart. Caird. _Mare, Men - - 1 psasbni .. velem . New Galloway h ahem* met to tuneiro, as totieg aim bay papa besides the Whithoro Mese' newts %endue. nod bee deeps raraWboot Ile edemas Wigton SUN Letbalbator,O.Qta.C.Cb. ell 6 MS 11l pub% brew le di two by be led sown of snap Strummer s o 1 Igedingeketlmincedem • g 6 rjo7:1 " ;:o yaw 111.10 or us bodiog !dudes Ilemapmers. by /Mt (Moods OA it oat be ono that OH raper (the rrilligi_ a ___Wilin . 11 " 131111111WOHADI (THIS DAT). - Meson. Ski with and MEW sit 1i pm writs) ha b bee leese Webb be wee ' e bb ebe e ebbee ' Craves withdraws from the eentest. liafte• Piet itagg._ ... Zetobibbod. Shope booed. *bones Cbseirecur T Ile Intleo• &Oslo 7.... 101 II 14 llossins Poor - 1771 e11i,... resursod. 1 ninth Artr011en........... 1 Idi nu Mem% liseata. -.. list 10 On Craft ` I da Imes recently elpellimii try a CLAC ...... AND KINNOIS•ADIRt.-Mr. Johnston. mama I Yuba ........... .........-... 1 - - 16 06 t• Ist • Coly Neve m emodm im b ill id a Zl : the Lembo obollbe ~,„4„,,,,„a. ___ - ._.--.........__._....._. Mena Ilmea . 1:1 - 10,o0e DAM WWII. LM --- 1./12.000 lb mewed raiment pair babe mem abaft owe reerntly ripfeillid by • 1a• Mat Neve Ylr yet it it a Zl : the Lear umeltat eattem From sim dm Is Isa Wel pearl ad WWI ams-empa ambeet IT mlum eumneise Illseasem dr* be Pea blab et ketbirl $ eltmaeilukh weal MOW embama el Or alb mal Mb Os bum rabw el eimeratuet b .Mate-elabell IF may emb .tip ada ow beinesempide Mb ammeelsl alebse• _ CLAC AAAAAA AND KINNOSS•PINIRt.—Mr. Johnston. Mimed. - - ------- ATI Crawford and Bode nominated, Poll July 19. AmoLzima.—Mr. Ballteley returned.—No opposition. Mamourtmsztaa.—Mr. Wynne returnod.—No oppori tion. CLoximu..—Poll this day. DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT BURNLEY. To bi eed•rei al Beilimetit sr Illsomass bilis limp= ; or m OtOlbe. 10. nestanot. Larka. Saturday mat was the annual bores fair at Burnley, Monday and Tuesday the plea sure f a i r ; and as this is the only fair of thc , year, the festivities are great accordingly. With a desire smile; to that which actuates so many of the Sunday school superinteedents, managers, and teachers in Manchester and the neighbourhood at Whitsuntide, it him been for several years pest a pretties of those connected with the Bosley schools of different denominations at Burnley to take their children railway trips, by way of re moving them from the ecenesof drunkenness and dissipition inseparable from the yearly fair of a large mastitis-tering place like Bullion. On Monde last two such trips wen arranged by the and Yorkshire kaalway Company —one, with Sunday scholars connected with the Established Church, went to York and back; another, with the Sunday scholars, teachers, and friends connected with the Wes leyan Methodist Chapel Sunday School, Hargreaves-street, Burnley, proceeded to Goole and back. This latter train started from Burnley be tween 8 and 7 o'clock in the morning, consisting at about JS carriages, (of all three classes), drawn by one melee ' and containing about 1,070 persons, S un d a y scholars, teachers, parents, and friends. They reached Goole in safety, made their return in fair time, and approached the Barsky station about half-peat 11 p.m. The train slackened speed, and indeed almost stopped, at the Townley station, which is scarcely a mile from the station for Burnley, ;nd there a number of passenger for that neighbourhood quitted it. At this station it is the pennies to detach the engine, and to allow the train to deemed a decline to the Burnley station, Its speed regu lated by the brakes.; and this train is stated to have had two brake carriages, a guard to each. About 120 to 180 yards before reachinethe Burnley statism, the railway enema a small valley end geese water, by a bridge ; and at the sad of this bridge next the station is an iron Wind!' for turning the "AM, is ceder to shunt arriving trait upon the min Em s welsh is estunited with the East Lancashire, turtles Weise elweetug teem what is in reality • sidin, reasins parallel ft mbar, bat at a gradual rise, till it reagleue the stalks pkilimen, where the aiding terminate, away* at the gas eery abutment of • bridge, which is earned seer the aennuting length of railway between the Lancashire and Yorkshire and East Lancashire ' Railways. The ditty of the poiniumen, whose name is Parker. is to shunt any arriving train, so as to descend the connecting line ; but in this instance he was not at his post. The points were not turned, and the impensof the descend ing train, notwithstanding the use of the brakes, was so great that, as it ran past the offices and station, and came I to the solid timber buffers, fixed horisontally to the wall of the skew bridge abutment, the effect of this two fortes was so greet es to press upward the fourth and fifth ear riages from the engine, in this long train of thirty-five, and to smash the body or frame of one of them almost to pieces. The shrieks, 'hustings, alarm, and confusion resulting from the concus,ion may be imagined. As soon es the real nature of the accident was ascertained, the most prompt and active means were taken to liberate the passen gers from the two carriages which stood endways, like • house of two stories. It wu necessary to cut open the sides to liberate the sufferers, and notwith standing the efforts made, it was about an hour before the full extent of the mischief was ascertained. It was then found that one man and three girls had been killed, three other persons (adults) seriously hurt, and many more or less bruised or injured by the shock. Of course inquiry was soon mule as to the eaten of this gross neglect. It was at once found that the man chiefly to blame was Parker, the pointsman. It was also ascertained that Mr. Lowland, tl-e station master, was in bed at the time, and he states that he retired to Led because he was very unwell. Mr. Gledhill, the station clerk, was also absent. On Tunday morning, at an early hour, Mr. Carswell, the superintend ent of the police, Burnley, directed that Mr. Gledhill and Porker should be taken into custody. Gledhill was after wards liberated, but Parker remains in custody to await the inquest, and also the investigation which the Lanca shire and Yorkshire board of directors are about to make into this sad of air.—.VeneArster Geordie's. TINBLUSHIPIO BRIBERY by the DERBYITEB. la DOUGLAS JlllllllOl.O SUM UMW'S WINCLT WM IRJ74 MB warargL-11, Samba Snit MOAT MT. hi, U. yea 34.. pout tees, mad= 0 imp alums at as Lew Lath pre (to the mama alr pillootioa) Iran on pats a/ Ye world, ry is dead@ lirpolt. oat GOP aim; ospralme d a mp T e auslar Nltolor opt win inswis:-1111ortal Artois, : Starvelleit Ilarnam. e PIM SIM* ; Fi zz:l tw the see, Gnat The ; Tway 111alotta• TIP owl the Cordite/ ; The heree A.: Po. I—anded M to a Smut lisettivice Tedo—laamaaatt Or of Illamb at Prislao— liatiration : Gr.toiesee &Pim to ISPlantale; Slapplog loPlapara. he-1w iliac a Ihressed el Mrs. Ft ea Ares seat—The rma Mom 111trie--Seaartatit :Onallar at a Opp als—rtat Itpths Imp • MP Del—linatkar 0111110 a ow Orsesseed —Serious Loot Life at Matifritas.aridllisi I. died Maeda • Seery Sorted thor —Thole at the Miss sea MA- Ones Mira Orerral Vireos's—Oar Gold dions—Asayers is bpi ri General thostione. Sic —LLOYD'S 1111111 LY LOX. DON NEWSY:Mk is pubethed every total oy *IS Y tar kw pa. Primo May id., pot tie.. and Wet pomp .leap to N. rad WO. P tw It. kielooryoqoare, teris.sert Maiw see sop, • s ses. tt order of it,, r eavveeder. wbe Court. OSBORNE, Tormsiv. The Princess of Salerno and the Duke and Duchess' d'Onntalis crossed over from Southampton yesterday after soon in the royal yacht Fairy, and landed at Trinity wharf, East Cowes, at half past six o'clock, where carriages won is attendance to convey them to Osborne, on a visit to her Majesty. - . The Queen and Prince, aceompanied by the Duehe•e of Kest and the royal visitors, drove out in an open carriage and four, returning a little before 8 o'clock. The Hots. Col. Phipps had the honour of being included in the royal dinner putt'. The Earl of Derby arrived in town yesterday from St. Leonardo. In the afternoon the noble earl left town for Os borne, Isle of Wight, on a visit to the Q .een. Mr. Hornby had an interview with Mr. Secretary Wal pole yesterday at the Hanse-ofEce. The Chanellor of the Exchequer and Mts. Disraeli left town yesterday to visit the Marquis of Chandos, a t W oo tt on , and afterwards to proceed to Hughenden Manor, Bucks. Dispatches from the Governor of Gibraltar were received at the Weigel-Ales yesterday. A COMPUTE 30DT OP 111:511ANDIT. lest publialed„ Ult• /Math Giltlnn, wash salwied, ;who Its., bread, THE COMPLETE GRAZIER ; or, Farmers' lad hole Bn• Assiimat. A Osiondlon d HIIIMO tu:21 WlLuas Tatars. Ark, .11441.4.484 . ""llie Rieke. Ilium:wed with emwdeewe A llit• w Ludes' is eni..ried, sal wadi iimidllm p lel e s :Tt i A. To aalt sad able r.4.tants , n rt rto with N pINW Is bramble., ant wery drporteenit brewed awe Ye re me winsieta ut ermutueal scram Lands: Cradock tad Co„, 4S, Psteeweetermww. Wive* way be hed 4 1 4SATT ea the PIG its Diary, Breeds, Kasegueimet, Peal tai, •44 vecheal Treetwast. P.a. NU. Mar. Y. 44., bowed. OPOONCIt as die SIIECP : its notary. Breed, Ifietheal Treatamt, be New Cats. Mew Wham 4a, Salad Th. b. el able well. med the West ON the outleet—lipretabw. THof HARRIS a. sON's hpweilkinwaeilkaspes Ike moles kr Ueda* mei Emolls Tidier% Par elate Whit teakedbee, ; aislesedllalt 43e.; Toasty dee, St O. beam' rummage% 104. Corium free TGLUT 11021A4 MAIMSSTILLET. awl SOII, OD She Rani family, 32, 13, Y ag e oNte Oa SUMO awning OATES. Select thi, aad yea mkt mistaking the boast. PROFESSOR LIEBIO as ALLBOPPI PALE AIL !tam Uri. to Mr. Ailstra. IlleapetWore 0( year Pale AMYt to re dared yr asatber trartaa.ty af atwarriar IN gamlllaa I re swell as rawer af tar ma ewe amearma arlder las to re -62.."_.0e50l B a s rib Se aped= of the mew talent ..loro Orlin= • ray ..cable art teals, mad as arum' lawarte far the inalld awl the rebut." USTUS LI. LLBO IL PR PALE or BITTER J ALE may A be .111. Witalard la arks of all dna Meat the Brewery, %roar. Tor aad from tilt sadanwialared Brash Lashbobirate: LON UGV .. GI, liar Wadarstrert. Qty. LITYJMN/L at reoltorset. It ASCII Rd . . at Iltate-Vass. bth.LIIT . . at the 11111= 4. al-v.(30 4 DUBLIN BIRMINGHAM at Mararksil. t• her of which Oars • the of rearalahr prim who supple the bottles (red also la err at the maw prier r from the to...ty) may at my data br Ewa. (T. Mo. 2.) 'VHE CiORGET Paint Salt adjestine Sniff. a am pwiee skey Sues dirt, sad by s *spit le enema( she elellellielf meerreSs Ib lee Irk .ad here, clew waft, er Pow, Iseltabe Ileibe Iselessrel ristband. les YR ewe. Ile !OOLLAINuIIe mega.), In di *..p.. nob Past Mods Vasileinc the lb, FM Ora COLLAR ron LNINO me le aliesbel le any so.l- Is,, carat.. last et Imst; sae by pee on meg* et IS pew is t Illeerd heel", ebb illsa wet mee im data/reeeemek tereselell —P O.IP *Med& Tait* to Ws Wsb sty. Pilo. slim% eel Ile Idea d lidek t, r.a.mit See. leease. +!. ' 1 .11. P.111_,1-1 ALI, WHO HAVE TRIED Tretway of an eminent rbounivi la favour of Part'. Life Pllka. ( "thlovv. Ow slant nlevVeral IfYds übn have lialrodueul PatlV4 LIVE PILLS Mae their faniViaa am • mulialse, I have sob. ou'lul Ilan WS arid eluuu al an Ilya; I order to morirtale soulooll my of %bur acme easevnanal sal other Mil/.111 Puirratans era as neienenie inindeed into many advertiord .....__ I Ere In .ey that Iha Oen IloraV ban nom 'weird is Or 'none MW Ur elk any and dapSaity, and. a. staurl 'lon moo nom uur,s Ss pea. enaritenn. es W7 'wind nen ot patkomiL tour obedient JOS !V Aria Aaelvtl is r a al i dkaniaL T. ROBERTS AND CO., PIOWILIOTOSA. Cr asio-vevrr, ..... tov C . E' • gni , 4', 8:. I ; ' sad I'm, 11./ 674E4, 4MN; gaol k) rrop vtaSte , Malises luelk.lN. Peke, u,a , kN, gae 404 4 Pais4 Ila tea. 1 1 , 4 . • . . MIN N M. TIIK ism AICUICINK IN THA WORLD. GREAT FIRE IN THE MINORIES AND LOSS OF LIFE. Yesterday evening, shortly before seven o'clock, a fire of a most alarming and destructive character broke out on the extensive premises of Megan. Coubro and Potter, ship chasdlere and general importers, situated at No. 2, Ilaydos-square, Minorite, which unfortunately resulted in the sacrifice of the live. of two firemen belonging to the Whitecrossatrett station, City. It appears that the fire was first discovered raging in one of the lower rooms of the lofty premises, a portion of which had bees recently taken down for the purpose of making room for the Blackwell Railway Extension, and no time was lost in despatching inmeengers to the Wellelose-square I station for the engine', which were quickly followed by other, from St. Ilse,- axe, Watling-street, Whitecres• street, de„ but before the engines could be properly got to wprk, the dames had gaised a wonderful command of the building, which waa wen filled with ignitable materiels. Mr. Superintendent Stee4rad Inspector Marsh,of the II divi sion from Leman-street we also speedily on the spot with a great body of constable". who had the greatest difficulty in keeping back the rut muds of persons who thronged the vicinity of the fire. Sewed engines bad • good supply of water, and the machine Ikea Whiteeresostreet yea ordered to take up a position in Swan -street, immediately at the rear of the building, to gown the dwelling houses on that side. The men had eimenmesied playing on the fire, and John Campton sou Wing the branch, while Alfred Wil son, both of WhitecreeemMeet &aloe was standing by his aide, when one of the WV aide, wane suddenly fell outwards, burying them both Wass* the brisk. and rubbish. Mr. Ins r Marsh and the emstaliss stead'sg rata the spot a narrow escape. ?healers and the IBIS at the engine, together with several of the neighbours, rushed tot heir aid. After a few minutes they dragged out the !Helve body of the poor fellow (Crampton), dreadfully crushed and disfigured about the bead, and bleeding from the wounds. Immediately afterwards they dug out the body of Wilson, who was likewise 'haltingly mutilated and injured about the forehead end face, but be was not quite eked. One of the brigademen ran for a net, and both were con veyed to the accident ward of the London Hospital, where Mr. R. Porter, the house surgeon, and other medical officer', rendered every possible assistance to the man Wilson, who sou then alive, but he expired in five minute" afterwards. Mr. Braidwood and Mr. Conno►tntt, of the West of Eng land, were soon in attendance, and directed the Brew n in their dangerous duties, bet the game■ were not got under until nearly midnight, when a vast body .1 fire still re mained smouldering in the ruins. The origin of the catastrophe is attributed to spontaneous combustion through the 'measly@ heat of the weather. The firm were full* insured. The premises nit the eastern side, in the oceii piney of Messrs. Putts and Co., wine coopers, were saved, but not without serious damage by water and removals. The occupiers n. the houses at the reared' the fire in Swan street and /daskell-street, were consid ratile sufferers by removing their goods. Last night at 10 o'clock the Bremen wire still engaged in pouring water on to the ruins, and thousands of persons thronged the streets in the vicinity of Ilaydomsguare. Great praise is due to the pole c autho rities. ELECTION or Scornan PEERIL-I'he following representative peers were elected at Edinbtireb yeetercl ty —The Marquia of Tweet!dale, the Betio( Morton, the Earl of Home, the Eul of Strathmore, the Earl 01 Airlie, the Earl of Leven, the Earl of Selkirk, the Kul of Orkney, Lord &afield, Lord Baltaair, Lord Oro,. Lord Sinclair, Lord Elphinstone, Lord Blantyre, Lord Colville, and Lord Po*womb. CITY POLICE BTATION3.—Mr. James Anderton has given notice of the following nation for the neat Court of Common Council That It be nftervd to the Police Committee to invert the *enrol polite station% within the pollee Pariedietion of the City of London, and the place. of conlhaemast therein fur prisoners, and report the state and condition of the aamr to the vont, and whether they ate ' properly fitted far the purl:m.4.s intended , and were 11 , 1 fitted Pftvi"u'll to the mouth of 0 tub, r, 000 TI, • no tice 11.4 rill. tenet , to a ea.e t.•, di n th Queen est 's Bench, in which one of the City inagntratte wa s ahai LOCAL WARE MARKETS. LIVIIIITOOL, JULY 15.—Our share market has been again very active to-day, and quotations for meet of the lea di ng stocks have gone up. A large amount of business has been transacted, and the following are the sales effected :—Bir kenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Cheater and Birkenhead), 194, 20—Caledonian, 221—Chester and Holy head, 241 4—Eastern Counties, 114 6-16 1 I—Enst Lanca shire, 211—Edinburgh and Glasgow. 38rOreat Western, 10-s—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 8 4—Li ver p oo l, Crosby, and Southport, 214—London an North-Western, 131)- Ditto (new 4 shared, 334 3 1 1 4f—Ditto (fifth shares), 64 p.—Ditto (1 shares, C).1,1 p,—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. 34—Midland, 7 9 1 1 1 I 1 4—Ditto (Cowol. Birmingham and Derby). 464—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton (preference shares , guar. 6 per cent.), p.—Ditto (preference *harm 2nd ' allotment), 21 p.— Shrewsbury and Birmingham (131. 5 . . 3d. A), 9—Ditto ( 9‘. 12.. 3d. B), 6 9.lB—Bhrewsbury and Hereford, If d.— South Eastern and Dover, 231 1 4 I—South Yorkshire and Hirer Duo Co., 11 p.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 194 —York and North Midland, 274 1 4 1 1 I—Newry and Wurrenpoint, 44. Bt Ralston All, JULY 16.—This market wee active to-day, and all shares comederahly in advance, especially local stocks, which were much sought after. MANCKIDITtI, JULY 16.—There was a very large busi ness done, and prices were still rising. Eastern Counties, 111 ; East Lancashire, 214 ; Sheffield*, 34 ; North Stafford., 51; Dover*, 23 5-18; York aid North Midland., 271; 11411 ands, 794; London stock, 131); Cheshire Junction, 94 ad ; Caledooiaae, 23 1-16 ; Leeds stook, 881. Lagoa, it - LT 15.—The share market is still going up. The closing oaks this morning were as follows: Lanesshire and Yorkshins, r 8 ; lint I,snesahires, 211; Yorkshire Banking Cimpany, 8; Midland stork. 791 ; Leeds Northern ; Le, ds Northern Eatensi,u, No. 2, 11 prem. ; 1 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole., 231. c CAA=I A 1146Wd Osaiimeal Ildertinae. Ihillen= a .sed Aber. , tea &ks Silli E . & Ile.(Cl*Li IL) .. Ilselsr‘ Demise FAMen 111, Q A.. L U. EL) 0411* ..-..—....;.—.—....-- ........ aftwits , m. .. r =..A..... Do. sione.B. Sleek.. %Ina. rd Walt. (Irs. Great WNW'S ... .. Liossair owl Carlisle . Ow NM. ... .. lAmillie arc Torkalz• Da Ms be. Nat SW . 6 . liale, lamb Ituresre .. tmeassiss. liesimpen Wri l l= s t`ot t Do. de. i dim .. .. Da. MG Do./110 ("LAW L(C Inodos a lkollb.Wcatan lIYN►.ra c WMWw nt&=aie be . A, "CO t. A .0.11) aura Nevoid' mid Oarlkale leepert. Alniroveni Ira amilard. 4:74f iL awl De.Plew ASO_ Vartbera (44ays. 'Thep Nortli !ntik . 'forth blocs. Nnttb etaikedNire... ... r .x ank f!tb &Saab Ilot..taiie qua Wow, geoulah Midlaad tirowo t Dim, a.. A dirowallary t Harafanl.. ihrowebary .ad Chem. glo,. W. MIL) Do. 0•1104/7 I 'nimbi," 0000 Mkt*, & C, sad 0. gaily paid up at pot Ora.— isala *cella' sad Hartlepool 11We if Sr& . Weimer. aa. Magma . Wad. ami IJeeerlek. Welt 01111111114 _ . og - r. somil. 7. I Yak sag !left Nllast MIMS MAIM A? . 11.—i :1 01110 . I) 7 l. lsissi fairiairasine sM Dien - 011 iw Dar el& _ ~~ i W.. 12i r ao if 10 C2ft 1ab0b11.166626) 20 =66 habbs beabboba. 100 libiLbsibliguir Melba .lb.Ci Nardi b Ot. * 3$ Glausbr Ussa Pout (WM to OreatiVatern SO Ihll6ll4lb7(47arkitSlild 23 , L4 ll Aaron rata) 125, De. Alum ditto) 50 " ilmilbed Midland 12411aninn Greennlna _9111505 ban& 'Adam 15 Ime Pnibuiss (ditto) 20 Lenulleltawat.4l2KOnat. 50 (10001110 lastira 5 p *Wolk) per liarlholsalet Nod to Eant.Coaatin 26 rmainatlyre(lsaa. Lea. SlN.Waal..ilase.&York 50 11 naal.44 Date .l tac e (A) (ditto) Ind =te Deradle 100' Illerein a 1 la Soot *wales RN Da. ibubmi bask 124 660.1626.066/6. Duals lAN. and Sark. ellestklalalirdeldra (luessl le Mt. Warn) .4 , West t. Owed to Dar. '0 , Limo MID 01410 , 1111 t. Nowaraet (14and to Grist Welters) 11.0' 2 14 i 2 I I 0 li Aberdeen -- t - --- 1 IDitto par , &We N l & Psotor 4 par Ct.' ) Cakidoslan £lO Chow and Itolyboad Da &Drib, sod Abe *coo Amnion .- I itnotnintloo(Sf.lll.)op.Gl Do. do. (71.17..) 7 par Q I T0rt.0&.Eit..,2 p 0.,N0l i I Ditto do. tin. 21 Do. Pow II par dot. Moak r41.E.4).86. U=2, 1 4 . 4: air 1 i TIMM" Ili par I , Ored ISMIrmiS PT 0080 1 r 1 lisksirblekmiTO I Wales(1)11 , I 11•44.111•111bst.e l itel ) WNW% lap! ti p.ot. Innim&dio&Torlis. T Z2O, taw. & IMO. Oes.eper eV Me Clisv. I pat.. 11141 toodrellgthTfotors Now t londiadurry*Lonlok foi iloodlbolt&Luio. lo&Pol Da. Sew CIO ... . DI. At . . . makedompali v .ix NW leslasour .. liParka Dimmlia..... -, Do.Chasesolind Si poret.l do/ ilt Britlidt .. er ... end wolws.,. MS pis Coe Do. de. do aroor.2l,lllM.MorGuar &rms..* MON (Noo.w 111,4 4 for Ong... . loath rime ... moth York. 4 per Maas Wo.erfrd It Kilkenny _ , Tork, Nrweratir,& liorw 1 Gt.7lorth of Eni.porab , Ditto Ditto ... Took*X.ll4.ll.6lll.Porob, FOREIGN Ito iCratrs' France tVi.nm , pbarleroi led Ezeirellme. Fast lodloa . Groot lodtaft Peolsoolo.. firmed Jeoctloo of "4.WooLof.Coorio. Do. do. do Do. Nada (Mimeo) a. vaned kW Stook U. Mo 7,111111; duo la 15.17, at wont. Do. (Railway) . Do. Ranh Aniona• Do. do. Re• sad 11.*gc '4eilbern Yr►mr Do. IN,. 3 per et. bomb (tor M. k Andrei gr.) . _ xt,l BYTtit34lll aa 11. yon. Paris ani (*trawl Paris Roura i 114.1 . r 11,,rig• . Ftoura aral 111. re ... Wehrle 'out . Truro ia.l Nsatai . Wolin of TREE/ MAT EVENING. With the exception of a momentary weakness, when Console were sold 4 lower, the English funds remained stationary to-day, with only a quiet business. Consols were done at 1004, but closed at 1001 to 4 for cash and to-morrow, and 1001 to 4 for the August account. The settlement of the month's account is progressing very quietly. Saks are thus marked in the official list:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, 1,1, I ; ditto, for acc ount, 1004, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 1012,1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1044, I. Long An nuities, 1800, 6 16-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 64. Bank Stock, 2261. The floating debt is also unchanged. Exchequer Bills, March, are quoted 76a. to 795. prem. ; ditto June, 695. to 725. prem. ; India Bond., 91s. to U4s. prem. Business in the foreign house was chiefly limited to the settlement of the account, which passed elf quietly and without the declaration of any difficulty. Mexican Bonds were again worse, and New Gra nada showed a downward tendency, but Buenos Ayresn advanced to 80. Other stocks scarcely altered. Bargain. are thus reported :—Bel gian Feeruncia-Half per Cents., 98, 964. Bra zilian Old Five per Cents., 1024. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 80. Danish Five per Cents. 1074. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64, 631 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 4. French Four-and a-Half per Cent. Rentcs, 102 f. 26c. (exchange, 2M. 40c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 94. Mexican Old Five per Cents., 321; ditto New Three per Cents., 254, 26, 251. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103/, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, 951. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 224, 22. Amongst the misoellaneous transactions were Union Bank of London shares at 171, 4 ; Royal Aus tralian Banking and Gold Importing, 4 pram. ; Madras Railway, 21 to 3 prem.; Crystal Palace, 4 to 4 dia.; Ebro Canal, par to ; prem. We observe by the American papers that Mr. Bren nan, the gentleman who, during the absence of Mr. Falconnet, acted as the agent of the bondholders in Mexico, had arrived in New York en route to Lon don, and has doubtless reached our shores by the same arrival. As Mr. Brennan must have left Mexico subsequent to the date of the last advices received by the Thames, it may be as well to sug gest that it would be conducive to the interests of the bondholders if the committee were to make public any intelligence he may bring tending to throw any light on the position and proe,pects of the creditors. One of the points to which attention is now chiefly directed is the amount of customs duties that have accrued at the various ports of the Republic since the Ist January, and it is diffi cult to imagine that no definite information can be in the posseesion of the agents of the bondholders. Mr. Falconnet, however, in his last communication, as published by the committee, makes no mention whatever of this part of the sub ject. With the remittances notified by the Messrs. Barings as received by them on account of their ad vances for payment of the January dividend, the bondholders have of course nothing to do, although the statement is interesting as showing the extent of the resources to which the bondholders must look for payment of future dividends. Taking into account the sum of 280,000 dollars which was specially made over to the Messrs. Barings as collateral security, that firm is now covered for its advances on dividend account. The silver brought in by the West India steamer Thames was sold to-day, at an advance of ad. per oz., as we expected. Dollars realised 4e. 10,1 d. per oz., and bar silver, 51. Old. A portion was taken for shipment to India, but the largest amount, rather contrary to expectation, was bought for the con tinent. The first dividend on the Maria Antonia Railway shares has just been declared, amounting to 2s. N. per share on the old, and 10d. per share on the new shuts. At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint Stock Bank to-day, the dividend declared was at the usual rate of 6 per cent. per annum, clear of income tax. The net profits of the bank for the half-year, ending the 30th ult., amounted to 28,1321., and after payment of the dividend there remains the large sum of 10,132/. to be added to the profit and loss account of tho next half-year. The paid-up capital of the institution is 000,0001.; the guarantee fund stands at 143, 433 L; and the shares, with 101. paid, were last done in the house at 181.13.. During the past week there has been an unusual demand for American securities, and only small amounts of the stocks most in favour for investment are now to be obtained, except at decidedly enhanced prices. Some purchases have been made of the Pennsylvania Five per Cent. Coupon Bonds of 1882, at 931, owing to their being free from the state tax, and having the benefit of a sinking fund. Amongst the United States Railway Bonds, those most in fa vour are the New York and Erie Convertible Seven per Cents., Michigan Central Eight per Cents., and Philadelphia and Reading Six per Cents. The pre sent quotations of the market are thus reported ll' Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co.: Redeenes 3, le. Dividends. Prices. United States 6 per Ct. Ur 1662 Jan. and July 1074 103 4 Ditto 5 per Cent Ms 1163 Jas. sad July 97 Do. 6 per Ct. do lB6ll Jan. @Maul, 103 1084 Do. 6 per Ct. Stook 1667.1848 Jen. sad July 1064 1074 New York btate 3 per Ctn 18364860 quartorly 9S 98 Pennsylvania 3 per Ct. Feb. end Aug. 87 68 ea d Do. 3 per Ceot. Bonds 1852 Jul. and July 974 Ohio rper Cents ... 197041373 Jan. and July 101 103 MaintthsettellperCtiter ISO Ap. sad Oat 1061 1091 ka ia ryland 3 perCt.ster.B.U — Jan. and July 99 96 Virgil& 6 per Cent. bonds 1466 Jan. sad July 984 996 Kentucky 9 per Cent. Tensemee 6 per Cent. Mewls 6 per Ct. St. Ronde 1874 Teb. and Aug. 11$ 111 Albeny Cite 6 per Ct. Bds. 1870 Feb. and Aug. 96 160 Boston City S per Ceuta.— 1836.1662 Aprii and Oat 134 9S Ilantreal City II per Cents. 1437.1965 l wi uth ' si X 44 664 876 New York O City: perCt.6t. 1535.18:0 Quarterly 95 PhUadgia awl Readi Rail. M. 6 per CX. Kort ng Nißalm ork and Kyle Seven Ronde Y per OmM., IrtsTartigaiti 1368-1869 Mar and Nor. 10', 70 Ditto awn per mat. Sod mortises lB3l Wu. and Sept. 97 91 DIM Baran par Otem.,Con wertible Ohio It Prenort. T prreta 11153.1961 Jan. and July 934 94a OtakoOralral dem pings 1111 Feb. and Avg. 90 The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1862. 1851. 1850. London and North Western £49,478 ..£63,463 ..£60,575 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,816 .. 17,398 .. 17,016 London and South Watson 13,642 .. 17.133 13,326 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Sisters York and North Midland 9,016 .. 7,967 8,602 York, NewcasUc. & Berwick 14,449 .. 14,433 .. 14,59,5 Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,846 1,906 .. 1,618 Great Northern 11.296 .. 13,216 .. 3,124 North Staffordshire 5,419 .. 5,207 . „ 6,079 Manchester, Buxton, and _ _ Matlock. Chester and H Iyhead Shroyahire Union 6i7 .. 834 .. 463 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern l,4ed .. 1,170 .. 1.373 Manchester,deSouthiusetion 696 .. 663 .. 656 South Devon 2,18.3 .. 2,187 .. 1.960 . —. .. Birkenhead, and Cheshire Junction Liverpool,Crosby, and South port Loudon and Blackwell The aggregate results presented by theme re turns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows: Aggregate Number of Average amount miles open. receipt per received. mile. 18.52 .. £210,497 3,6961 L 56 18 10 1841 230,070 .... 65 17 11 184.1 3,40.11 ;)7 12 10 Compared m ith the correspohning iv, el: of 4:10, these returns present favourable appearance, and Iq I I I 3 .a I. se 34 CI 71 13 "4 441 904 if II ISO us iS 0 106 f 11IR 104 Ili sm 3 N N i ta Me z Ili 1 - 4, ~ aolii 341 111 3ef Ilf :/, r .1, , I pa Pee i Pee If $4 f 14 371 1 11 Ns 7$ ee 43 43 2 14 1 Ms 14 42 41 ._ Ms If Ms fiff si bi if 41. 2 S on 24 144 TS 17 I. ST Nf2t si 1111. I. 1:1 4 a. DO 44 dk 11 14 77 I. 41 43 1 tip i . if Ms U i I Hi U 31 II id nil dee z d $o ski 2 .4 lie IN I" Si 14 IN ILI Ili Illi z d 113 IN 811{ I/ Ifis 37 IN IL IN 14 z d in 3 4 Id 111 Ili NJ i Ins $$ I$ lON lON s 4 103 107 90 103 It se Si 61 $ SI II IT ow ad li j Hi 3 Ps 17 176 Ili 14i ad 14i 141 SI IP 1 1 Pla Par Po ISt " lee 111 13 13 Id 1 1 pm r th e lis d II ~, 11 13 ISt :_ 31 . .. I I dis 10$ !.03 I ij i Ipm zd iILWATII. IS -i U.-0. I } Pa* le If • “ $5 i 44 64 57& • 1 14 14 ISt Z4l t4f !Si 71 6 $4 4 Si ii Ps 229 2 9 27 919 I 111 OF 1061 9 S 7k SI 4 74 Is 4; HO 134 j 3 41 U 101 f 2 !le sh « /If 7911 N fl IS II len 17i I 13 li g 10 11 111 IS set 1181 1241 Aberdeen Glasgow and South Western 4,064 Caledonian 9,058 Edinburgh and Glasgow , 3,8R6 Scottish Central North British Scottie% Midland Dundee and Perth Total £26,317 The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Londonderry and Enniskillen ,Cork and Bandon Ulster Great Southern and Western Belfast and County Doan Dundalk and Enniskillen THIS DAY. 1861. .... 13,498 .... 3,979 .... 8,370 .... 3,816 .... 1,900 .... 3,648 1862, C 22 291 196 ::.. 1,003 .... 6,143 .... £24,366 1861. £720 66i 4,080 264 196 Two o'CLo tz . With the progress of the settlement in Consols, money stook has come more freely to market, and the price is weaker. Purchases were made for cash at 1001, but the present quotation is rather unsteady at 1001 to and 100.1 to 1 for August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to Z; the:New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to I ; New Fire per Cents., 126 ox div ; Bank Stock, 226 i to 228. Exchequer Bills remain unchanged. In the foreign house there is no remarkable change in prices, but Spanish, Dutch, and Russian are remarkably well supported. Mexican New Bonds have ranged between 234 and 251, and are now quoted 25 to I. Russian Fives mark 119 to 4: Sardinian, 95; to ; Spanish Old Threes, 49:, ; ditto • New Deferrel, 22 I ; Dutch Fours, 971 to 1; Peru vian Deferred, 061. LATEST FOItEIGN EXCHANGES. Poe Amman. FAME, JOLT 13. 1 '. 7 Money. I Upseder Ilistera. Lowell Cksisi. *per Cam.. ........ , 71M 71 0.1 7310 7198 7 1 11par 5 per Cents per Cent...Nei Lain ••• ••• ••• ... Exerange on Losirtm •at ifitst. S 3 3 5 T10 dx77..23 10. Belgian, 3 paret.lll3o 101 Money .Naoke Rental 97 I Kansa 2 per Cents 911 ~. 96 piedmont fl 90 SO Treaaury Benda 7. Yle. 1, 18 3 1 930 ... I Rank shams 3033 Psalm, JULY 15.—St. Germain, 1,080; Versailles (right beak`, —• 41.1.63 (left bank`, :17 SO; Para, and 5,301; P-ro andltouen, 89! 30 ; Rouen an d 11 ere, 345; nem' awl ATIO;b00, —; itraebuerg end Kite, 290 ; Northers, 031; Parrs end ntrobourg, 613 Paris and Lyons. 660 ; Lyons end Avignon, rig ad Troyer, 203 Daus. and Team% '2S3 75; Paris an I Serails 57 :0; Bordeaux find Tests. 153, Montpelier and CHU', 625; Brand Carat% 1,113. BERLIN, JULY 13.—Voluntary Loan, 103 1 , ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104 ; ditto (1852),104 ; National Debt, 92i ; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 124; Bank Shares, 105. VIENNA, JULY 12.—Five per Cent. ME on es. 97; New Loan (Series B) 1104 • Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88; Bank Shares, 1,360; Exchange on London, 11.49. • MADRID, JULY 10.—Three per Cents., 454 p.; aftei Boise, 45c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22 ; aftei Bohm, 21 15-16. Debt (Ist class), 111; after Bolas, 111 c.; (2nd class), 54 ; after Bohm, 5 7-16 e. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 10k. Exchange on Lon don, 50.25. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The market has bred dull during the week, and in many instances a decline of 6d. has been submitted to, m order to effect sales, yet holders have b een tolerably firm, and the amount of business don, hu been limited. Lower prices have been accepted for two cargoes of foreign, sold by pri vate contract %boat for izportation. The refined market very dull t grocery lumps, 475. to 491. TLA.—The market has been dull during the week; but prices have been supported, the news of the China markets received to-day is calculated to make this market steady. Correa.—This article has been dull of sale, skid prices . must be considered a shade in favour of buyers ; bat holders have b n firm, and prevented any material de cline. Good ordinary native C e yl on offered in public sale, and bought in at 411. ; 43.. off red. and refused. Good and • tine C..Ma Rica, of con.uming qualities, sold at high prices in public sole, 5.15. t 765. Isrutoo.—the public sale to-day is going off with less spirit than yesterday; good and fine Bengal arc quoted about last sales prices; inferior qualities 2d. to 4d. lower. In other articles no material alteration. The elections have again interfered with the general business of the country during the put week. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. With the exception of a few thunder showers in some parts of the country, the weather this week has contained hot and forcing. Rather less money had to be taken this morning for the few parcels of Engli s h Wheat at market and but little progress could be made in the disposal of foreign, altboudh importers were anxious to sail from snip board, at a slight reduction upon Monday's quotation. The receipts of Oats from the Continent continue hugs, and the sale was dull at the rates current in the early part of the week. Barley, Beam, awl Peas were unaltered in value. 16.1 LONDON 110/11 11th JULY to 16th Jut.‘ Qrs. Entalso. roost, Irish. rorrorn. , 1420 I 76 0 nai l 1110 1701 s) ..... 100 I 2970 11111.1 14000 our, 6,^60 barrels; 1.710 sacks. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts, and the demand is small, owlet to the continued hot weatker ; a considerable proportion are of inferior quality. These are lower, sad several remain unsold ; but a few choice ones make nearly u much as on Monday last. The number of Sheep end Lambe is very liege; trade is consequently slow, and pries" for all kinds ■re rather lower. The number of Calves unusually large; trade is very dull, at lower rates. From Germany and Holland there are 302 Beasts, 1,300 Sheep, and 4.50 Calves; Spain, 2$ Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 100; 200 from the Northern and Midland ; one 110 mulch Cows from the Home Counties. Pet stone of Ml.a .. d... & Pee *tone Of 811 e. .1 • d. Beet iterefor.le 3 6 3 8 Beet 111.-I*. dh 0 0 0 0 111•481tort.bome .1 4 3 6 . 3 6 3 • Imponftd qua%) MA- 2 6 3 1. . ' slro 0 * • (3•1.46 nip . .. . i/0., 6 11 .1 10 licaot• al PT/ ; att 1 Lamb PlOl. 106 s. 16.41; C.61‘.... COAL MARKET -THIS DAY. H01ywe11,14..: Eden Msin,l4s. 9d ; Tanfield Moor, 12a. ; Walls End Haswell, 165.; Walls End Hetton, 165.: Walls End Lamtdon, 150. 6d.; Walla End Stewart's, 16, 9d. —Skips at market, 249. TALLO' ADk. Ausistsnle TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The hot weather prevents any burners in this article . There was a mall parcel of Beef Australian Tallow offered at auction, which sold at air . to 335. 6d. Town T a ll ow r Looted 365. 3d. nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on the s p ot , s , nominal ; October to December, 38e.; Jac • to North (1653), Wm. 6d. 41 E' 4 ,: i fv NAVAL • • 44,1 ',.i. pp • ..61? ADMIRALTY, JULY 16.—APPOINYM - Assistants F. Yoram'', to Meander; J. I • • J. Kiddie, to bnpregnable ; F Gill' ' st !A 0_ Master's Amistabt E. W. Creak, to Vic . fi9 Assistant E. Utley, ti Voctore. Pno .401 Clerks. J. Mains, W. Noble, W. Rowe W. Dowdy. • 134 14 of 14 g 177 7 si of 0 . • , N i 1 'I Hi I H 1 SO 121 12 ni 10 MI" U! 4 114 tq di i i if 111 e_ 71 II If I 1 l•