The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-19 00:00:00

7 [THREEPENCE. JOIST STOOK BARER. llumo( prices Yamada) j Bailors dose to-day. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices Dutch Four per Cents., 914 ; ditto Tyco-and -a• Halt per Cents., 63! ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign. 477, ; the Certifs., 54 to 6; Portuguese New, 364 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 814 to 11-16; Mexican New, 264; Granada Deferred, 91; Peru vian New, 801. Paris, closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Rentes, 102.60; ditto Three per Cents., 78.30; Bank shares, 2,670. .treetraloola Wit, Co l Hanka Coin Co. MU& North Asaarkan Chartered Bulk of Ada .. 'Chart. Doak of Indio, Aoo• Colonial. .. ....... Cmownerciot of Loaded.... Eng.. Boot.. a Aunt (.'hart. Lun. Chart. Bank of Ault. London and Coaap q. . London Joint L and Weistnineter National Prow. of England National of Ireland .... Oriental butt Corpora:lm Pro o, Now rlndal Irotani D...... I Itorß Aldttaltan_Boaking 7Si 80i i i ut; ii Is iTi ts Is 48 ~ THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocfc. In connection with the settlement of the C 011.301 account, the English stock market to-day has shown considerable buoyancy, and the advance has exer cised a favourable influence on the other departments of the house. Consols have ranged between 98 and 981 for money, and have been purchased as high as 984 for the new account. The present quotation is 98t to 1 for cash, and 981 to 3 for the 11th August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 991; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to .4 ; India Stock, 2554 to 257; Bank Stock, 229; South Bea Stock, 115 to ; ditto Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, 100; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. to 28.. prem.; India Bonds, 21s. to 255. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, but there is little change in prior, beyond an improvement in Spanish Deferred. Mexican Bonds mark 261 to I; Spanish ()Id Threer, 464 to 1; do., Deferred, 221 to ;1; Sardinian, 94i ; Portuguese Fours, 411; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99. Other stocks. arc devoid of move ment and ii;171117. C 0..:... a Auatnilla . .... . Make of Au t in 1)0, New.. . . .... Union of Loudon.. ...... . Volum of ..... i — dts b. & 9. 46 47 id 77 el Si 59 Ili 8 MONEY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I aores,TAM) 2 : - WES .- Half i I larmou.) Hall A mid . 4 1 177:um =.7 I is- .i... Yeasty *-- rts. Tests. 1 LIIIL 1 sawn. MINCDIO-LANE.-THIS DAY. St:GAIL—The public sales are going off steadily at the full prices of Friday. The refined market is also firm, at last week's currency. Grocery lumps, 46e. to 48s. Corral.—This article has also an improved appearance, and the public sales ore progressing at full prices. TEL.—The amount of business done has been small, both buyers and sellers seem disposed to wait the arrival of the next mail, but holders ask very full prices.. Riez.-3,000 bags Bengal sold steadily in public tale, at fall prices. INniou.—The sale went off briskly to•dry, at a slight ad. Vane!. In other articles no material liberation. TALLOW MAItKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, with prices ruling as fo!-- lows .—Town Tallow, 61s. nett each; l'etemburg Y. C. c the spot, 611. 3d.. to 6d. ; Oct. to Deo. (new), 60s. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply short, and prices higher for all fodder of good qttslity. Prime Meadow Hay, 105 r. toll6s. ; inferior, 856.1 e 965.; new, 60s. to 86s. ; nowen, 4.55. to 661. ; Clover, old, 106 s. to 1205.; second cat, 70s. to 110 s.; new, 70s. to 925. 6d. ; Straw, 28s. to 325. '' . 7,• ;a• A:la 7.. f . 0 , • A' • 42 ".. „.• ''`-- - J ee........- . . et aree-...T ti l e r e No. 2,153.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1853. Toil., IN IRELAND. IRELANDemo RAILWAY& JOINT pailinJßLlN °HEAT INDUSTRIAL SHARE LISTS. 10 4 entrap ,B{brabinian 14 I ' 4124 • F-KDIBITION. D ORLIN , JULY 18. - ID 11 Sesless te Onissom- 1 04 is No. flh.l DAM TOURIST t ICELIS Wadable kw a month) an now I n the s econ d t r i a l a t th e Monaghan Aseizes for Mosreet Ammo. 6 4 1118.15 arra Jrnible 1 1 gsmd as the binvieg rattails : IN cum 000 c y... conspiring to murder, namely, that of the prisoners - but so it ierterateed Sequaliam. 14 The railway market continues devoid of life, so 13 De n m a i mam ... I „, --I sot too as s o Breen and Corrigan, for conspiring to murder Patrick very well supported. The variations to-day were 10 1 31110LIW.YIL. .. .. pm 1 22,' 40 .tuetralsels Brit. Col. Raniii War MOW sideqi dil • ta tamely in sympathy with those of the funds, prices s a : r ; 1112 1 : 0 != 00 W .... .* - 3 / 9.3 th 20. 50 Iran& North As gmogow, mnll, Drinol, Carlini 48 0 33 0 McMahon, a bailiff on the Bath estate, the jury at opening rather . flatly, and, after a temporary im - 40.00 e 20 Chartered Donk , it , a in 1 pirla,l?aprawr, Cbeltenham. Olormestar 313 0 4ls o . s o r=mo Rugby, Teaaangtea, Conotry, woimiassom. u.ddmaaloaeds mot 11 3 0 44 0 geld, Derr finding Breen guilty, and acquitting Corrigan. The 3a , 45 0 prisoner Hedging, previously convicted of conspiring cl o sin g rat es closing only a tract o s her Mika Minlimals... is I/ ' 5 , ain traction hitter t h an t h e 30 10 anir =llan d tsflrraiwa par tpm Xln ~. 10 owed tes of Saturday. Although the general ibmsessailbsees. - - Si 5000 20 Icems. Doak of li balls. and Cr 20,000 too IClontal . ... .. _. 25.000 tou Corwoefolal or i 23,0001 .. Er.. doot., a A and lying in wait to murder another bailiff of the tendency appears to be towards improvement, there SO . i all rkWoOL4loll4•44ll4sese lis par s i one b o isee, Warriantme. Stoke, husk., Now: W Lon. Chart. Ban wt. . ~.... ............ ..... 44 5 3le 0 same property, named M'Ardle, was then put for. is no influence of any moment soling upon this market :`,4 : I t Ds. 8 .12,........ - - • ~.,, 60 London and Co. for the time being. 0%004 60 London Joint Pa w e rmol, cheater - 3 s tweemdVaile.spiiiiii i i al. 51,00w100 I. amlon and W They errs Use holders to error to Chester, Busies, Dublin, ward tote bar along with Breen to receive sentence. 20 ill Liarriarg - ... .., 41 71 ais 10,40 0 100 National Prow , a M and Os token or hillarney, ar hack ari to the station at The learned judge addressed the men impressively, to le Da. (Medway) ... ... 4 44 Ito 4 ) zin 10.000 9) Do. New. . . IWO the tisket was taken. and said : THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceoex. I S Ds. ... ... ... _ I 14 xln to,roo 50 National re lira . • 33.117 23 Oriental Bank C Toe b.! I. r of tech PIA% Tourist Thltet Is entitled to have rued to The verdict which has been pronounced against you has The railway market to-day can scarcely be said to s s D o . ) • ...• ... ... 1142 ta ta., 100 Provlndal el In aia at t t,, o fics, 32, Wealiand.row, Dublin, at very reducing Tarr, exhibit any increase of activity, the transactions 10 4 Do. =ter .- 1 lOs 4001 10 Do, Now ....... True. bra Tour is the county Wicklow, in Kenmore and Olen. beta the result of calm and careful deliberation •, and Ido tO 9 Leor and Ilsditienadon - pm 20,91 t 6 Royal Arbor+ or .g. u p the rem Ilhanson- tor the Journey from litibho to rifest. verily believe that no human being wits has mamma the being on a very limited scale ; but the advance i n so T, ', O T ... ... 11 14 pea xla sod Clold Imp. ior the EleU/1441111 so the cuoit's Censer', and from Dubin to Gal- . . . ith a 6. course of proceedings in this court could entertain any other Console has a favourable effect on this market, and 134 39 huts 5 / 1 Q11 . ... , 44. ••• - RAM !ii With Auuratin feeling but that the verdict was according to the evidence. prices arc generally better. sof tor the TOW through Connemara. 20 10 lamer a Usge(wfili In.) /1 71 71 29.000 25 Union of Au.tral +eery purchaser of a ticket i- pr, vented. ratio, aow 16 16 Newthwu of Prams... ... eis V/ ea d 351 1 d 8,00, Do. New. v• illustrated Iran Tourist's Debauch." compiled miry for these Under these circumstances it is my most painful duty to French shares have further risen. Northerns Sr. 30 an Ds. Mk pa r e t, u m & so io :union ot f.;itgie pass upon you the d rea df ul of the law, and I sin- 15.000 40 Tulin of Madrid Vow. now quoted 351 to 1 ; Strasbourg., 371 to 1 and ._ Igoe IL a Arens sib.) 14 15 me bitted and mast accurate information afforded at the Chester merely trust that those who are witnesses of the solemn scene , I aria and Lyons, 171 to 1 prem. le all Norwegian Rank Mir. 8 9 •_.t.._••••• m a moral' Cowen% Oflieer 32 , Werb B4 - 00 T. Dublin , 12110 Woo in which we are now engaged may take warning and abstain 93 10 Par and Lyons ... .. 181 17/ MI won 77 4 ld •• B r adshaw'. • , 0144," page la. from the commission of those frightful crimes, which not ORDINARY SHARDS AND ROCKS. 10 JO Paris sad Orleans ,.. ... 43 44 NOM - -- BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, cal peril men's lives hers, but endanger thcir immortal souls hereafter. Each of yon has had an interposition on ak„ p t I S N Purblind Zoom . .. 41 48 Mori u se Orr t° dal Ml 5 earls and ihrsaboar" 381 471 zla 371 71a in 1, Princemstnet. Seek TrIY 4OII . 1.4.17.W414. Yesterday. to 2 pr. 90 4 Parie.Case goo; 4 6 pa. The funds opened E•tablisholl AW2.I, 1837. your behalf by the merciful-and well may . they be called - -- le 74 GOWN Iliehmond .. 6 els for f l epAverrd by Special net of Parliament, 4 Tlet.,esp.ll. merciful-junee by whom you have been tried, as the ye,- Si. ISO Aberdeen, . .... .. i 4 ,• /111 MN Do i 30 kora and Drys -. 19 20 rates, and in the of amp. , -col kOBEKT ALRXANDER, Blackheath Park. diet in each cue has been accompanied with a recommends. 10 et AmbeirtyW . o44l6ll nom 20 II hoal Dodd' improvement, caused 14erra70.4 roue a preonla be meurina Loam or Deists. tion to mercy. It is my duty, and I shall cheerfully per- lio ~,, 0 a b t l w l • „ „ t . L.,, am ii, o li 1 2 6 3 Fool Swedish toil prellIllea• only requirr star* first anus years. form it, to forward the recommendations to mercy to the • si• 14 B ad ma a; s 4c.a.„,3, k , 0 pa s 10 re Wars Ind Means • ... 5 at Aoursams wads dinar ilb. proper quarter ; but it Is also my duty to Warn you against 37/ a u inamanglmagBlllB4Bs In fig 10 4 Do. it re Oat. Preen. - - pacific solution of th Fonan doing Wan* Or moms. - SO 1 Smith Samoa of Fosse ______- - entertaining hope or expectation of any mitigation of the if lei Us. dm am MI-. 34 11 dh SO S tridtron ef Ihreses 44 54 pa the close a relapse tot BRITANNIA DIVTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. sentence. Here Breen exclaimed aloud- 11 0h !my lord, my St. to POollesdinsen -.. 1004 NM 101 one le. Opfer hiallsrlp ....- I 1 pea I / pea of the market was Empowerol by Mr Illabstra loyal Letters Pater. lord, I ask mercy of you. I have lived for sixty years In !I!. 1 _„/e ~_,_0 19119711100_ , „ a ,.......• - ••• ~9 9, i15..4 97 4 I i at as West Hula - 41 44 first price of the day India divided anuelty , my native town of Carrickmacroo, a poor, humble, bard - ;0 : I I "'""Z io .. " 7 '''''' ". se 4 a lo le Da. Msr Cana Preto. - - at, appears to have be Premiums computed fur ecery three months' difference of sin working barrowman, and so man can come here now and la ss u o sm oon g udoors;,,,:: - - 10 II Weems of pm .. 81 91 pm 194 1 1.61. credit seaurances on • sew pLui peculiarly advantagers hi In IWe of Ihri =laud 1 1 die zin unseasonable weathe say I ever did a bad act. Oh !hays mercy, have mercy upon u all ForthondAtem policy holders. M 9 Maked 3 2 alb per quarter in whee At Ow tat emus) grund therbs, • oduetion et IS pm seat. was me . At this moment the scone in court we. solemn and don .... ... II 9 made in the current mew% insoimm ea an matteleattag Petina melancholy in the extreme, and it was rendered still more Isl oat East air.' -.---- H r i thsoeuraging reports heartrending by the low murmuring wail which arose gra- oo o „ o .,„_ 1111199 , sis I lad 114-1 , , 3 MINE•Sr. and in various foreig ireomiiioav4 : Drovou.) 121 19 dually from every part of the court, wail no longer rye- a ,-,...„ ----- 5 , 1 -- maa: - " - disposed to regard I : tior -7- 111X1, ILO- Quer aeslses - Assad T. 0.... rely trainable, it burst forth into the most •agoniming transports 4 Premium V P, emien Odo 11.13316) ~. .. - - Ilioxney BYRNINO. even more serious is moo . i am. w A 1 1 57 Pm- 1:, - ;:' p t . of grief. The other prisoner stood up fi rm as a statue, U al' Do , clam II and Udine - - $3 There has been a little more business done in home the accounts respc Tors. 1 Ufa man. minim bearing on his countenance an expression of dogged deter- 4'. 100 tat lAosamiso _ l . l. .• n 4 Tat ' 22 1 mination, in Mona contrast with the piteous appeal for le all 1 19 - 6 ILL D l "lp c m• cs 66 . 6 mining stocks to-day, and the tone appears to have be watched with - g• 4. ' Aa. d. Tara' Mb& - sad, - attendants of the mll 1 9 13 II SO 0 173142 0 12 3 in to alter the l ofthe 10 1 4 D 131 1 • 110 led Few"' - - PI I 9 II 119 4 3 37414 t 0 II 4 my power se , s 1 • 4 I • 6 17 le 14 61 012 3 you out of the terrible position in which you are placed by ft 100 alum ikon - - scarce. The sales reported are :-South Caradon, trieve the mischief dc OD i a • 5 S l 3 4,, 9 2 4 2 1 4 8o II 6 the verdict of the jury, and therefore nothing now remains Se. toe email Nedlern - ... Me 664 200 ; Trelawney, 60 ; Alfred Consols, 20 ; Eagle- is unusually backwar I. I. IrOefTER. Reddest Director. for rue but to pass on you the extreme sentence of the law. R. 100 __ia. _A. ..._„ . 116611 ~- - „..WW a 544 ANDREW FRANCIS. Posestary. -At the conclusion the learned judge was affected to tears. .. 19 . LI ~........1 • 6 ms ,'"''',,'7 /• ; . : ;a A; TILE FAMILY MEM:ANENT. MEASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all post poned Thewas other trials for agrarian offences were then at vi - --- 'se 1 Womens ... 4 694 I at the desire of the Attorney-General, II It tom seem semonr „. 7 li that as several prisoners remain 1 : 4 4 ) 4 ;i l l u r s. sir " tutull° -,r 1,71 ~, brook, 125, 150 ; Bedford United, 71 ; North Buller , turd prospects gene 61; Least Russell, 51 ; Wheal Wrey, 21 ; Trewartha, many counties the ha 2; Quiutrell Downs, I ; Cwm Darren, 12 8 . from the wet, and The gold mining shares, without exhibiting any having made up the: or ibs, cold I. "'thi n ; l' 63 •c a ti" °I 6631 . it to be tried on these charges a special commission et. too ummebbessel - ritili; 77 771 771 I decided rally, were yet rather firmer to-day. At four of this crop, are on] Wit:Dilly wllltr il lallt u tin isot say preparation In the Mr- . 444 sts o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted Ito 1 prem. ; their fields without t testoreiago sr gasesigg mob= or gig d l y.thot on nod will be issued for the purpose. 194 16 Da.llolo ... •-• Is Ile Da. Nest Ming oaten m s . Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; British Australian, Consols were first los reemelsm al eWe l lases. Era body aneedietely on the test The expected trial of 25 men at the Enniskillen so au teem mimeos - Iss 146 15 °la . *. with " Pim et 1 " 1111 . II 4.1 " " 141.1411 41111 " A ss i zes, on • charge of conspiring to shoot an In tit ummessielsikw.O. -..- 111 • et uso mese, doesn't, a paid warmth rev do Men 9 7-16 to 5-16 din . ; Great Nugget, 3 to I prem. ; receded to 97; Bello ' goose et Oa May, diseeby poevesdne owes and maw 111. agent, resulted in the liberation of all the prisoners to s too,eutematimemsno to 2p. id SAT M. 100 Ice.. ES. Oced to 1044 I Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Agues Fria, but almost immediat Immo IWlatag7 la wils". 1 11 7Wwuwilus P awl, weall aliw o uu " on their own recognisance. the approver on whose at. toe maim lemb.wesser , itel Hsi He 6 .0.0. ds Menu. seedEmp. ewe an bAssonaten WYO. Mesa ;a 0 ,44,,,k, A i s no weidige , ga most coma leipereeses information they were ch arg ed, having absconded. gi 1 4 Do. p a s E r muaLas i tilL " i i. • ( ii , a - I; vu 1k to 11 prem. 98 m0 re exa se c a tl s y i t . i v 0 Th:s ha l l i tes meet Pease De elluilloliedenchoes Doom 01 The excessive moisture of the atmosphere con- in. IMMO basso Immowedews ma doom ea m om. idea ., 3 , 316•01.,333 , 3a ,.. 13 3 33a 41=1: 11,. e s loodoula i s , se = times , but the harvest reports are still most favour- so I sli (4.71. 11 , .. 5 k t 08.4871. ... W187.7 .• "3 14 : as able. The Limerick Chronicle sal's : The crops in Limerick, Kerry, *ipperary, Clan and ° u an ° Ds' " W aa4 so pmpolues to maim eggeseatigg it. is -- -- - so seemass - It h as dsillede one the on de odes mil lad it lo ettedy semaellia by mimemommoM So l =s 26 all =lll - illiiiistia 1 4 1 1 , 1 l it gis m ' Galway, never presented a healthier or more proobing Si le e . itegeta==inda. lel 3111 ais I : so sow ii i 3 , 33,3 , 3 , tom. Os a di mea l s a wa y o x appearance. Ttte potato fi elds appear very flounehing, I 10 1 0 1 l a w lse moo WPM , 111111W07, meek snot swap sad no authenticated case of disease has yet presented LC* 10• Do. ....i" .- 7 7 4 :,i al . „,„, =i sassii le witheatk.-11de smombeemere see itself, and should it eo continue to the dose of harvest, it 0 - 0* d u ow . w o g, mo m ... - 711 4 West Indian descriptions were also rather better. titrm' Metcalfe clobed 51 to 53 prem.; and Port Royal, 11 to 2 prem. St. John del Rey, National Brazilian (Cocaes), and 1 the General Mining Companies' shares were weaker. . The closing prices of new undertakings are as The : London and Liver I Australian Gold • " option " settlement Patton for the fall dui afternoon intellige . ne rise on the Paris loot ing movement took report includes: 'I P °° money, 971, 98, 3, Mining and Streaming, par to / prem.; Austra- y u l f . on, 98, 1 98 .. sod OD ., 7390 Mow* Ma llllROWlillitir will prove the most abundant crop that has been known ill at 171 aa., mit sham_ by I/2Mb le wise, In PAS II IWO. WW. PI, sot 49 . WIL ; this country for many years. at. 100 Nmenorket . ... .. 11.1 64 liar :Mutual , Ito 3 per share; Australian Consols, 3 , 3 , 3; Th ree ., aid le 15t0 ... 1111a. sled SI& sedi. with atnetlans; won Mewls .. ito 11 di.; Monarch Gold, Ito i die.; Misers by an post eo ns leo , Th o th, h aol i o J on m u * fr i ar ,. the following statement, however, with respect to At i ti DO DiCaccioa - - L i r . Head, 1 to 3 dis.; Chartered Australian Land 101 i, 1, 1 ; India St moo DI all vivo a t kludom. the tats crop appears in the Ballincteloe Star : be ii Newry and nee- if II Sales of Exchequt We regret to announce that the diense has really made si an NewniartimpOicies. II 11 -nil. CULVERWELLIS MEDICAL WORKS • • and Mining, Ito 1 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, its appearance in one or two instances, but in so mi ld a It. 1 - to estate ... ... ... ... 49 it SO Lake per aim ; Garnett and Moseley, 23 to 2 1 pm.; and the closing prim Bonds mark 21. to A , Com". arr4 "'o t° ' °4 sad 13ri e lme • 15' seek; 11, w"'" , form that little injury to the crop is dreaded by the farmers. 16 16 Do. Now - - moi. a" . . iisk7i is SI dis Superior Co pp er , din •to 3 Prem.; Colsne Foreign stocks wt SWEAT TO EAT, DUNE, AND AVOID. Several fields of potatoes within a few, miles of town be- "... m a i L ith ° " l " r e dua lieldig . .. ... a -i t Lead, Ito 3 din ; Carberry West, Ito 1 du.; (Att n. came suddenly discoloured on Monday last, but the blight i s • io m ai m 11 8 , 1, „, - - ale no change deservit LECTORS TO YOUNG NW. is evidently not possessed of the virulence of former seasons , s ear ia, 1 A ..... - - nemara, par to }pram . ; Glenaulin, Ito 1 die.; was a shade flatter, sr. SON TO BE HAPPY. ry. MORAL AND PIITINC.AL INJOTYZET OP LIFE. v. ON SPECIAL DIMON. vt. THE 1161ITITITTES OF DIAIRLOI LIFIL me. DISEASISS OF WIRTES. Through the kind interference of the Collector of • • D1...._.....„..1 8 13010001001 ~- ,T a 5 .4114 „ Customs, the commissioners have allowed all the 1 1 : l e t ticcial ej" .. • 11 4 - " Jar-ken and weighers at this port three days' leave of is Ilisqllartibli.W.,l2.lkatylun - - absence to visit the Exhibition-an indulgence very n ot . ' 1 1 :1= 11w1 + 111r " i^r 41 11 Onetrel .. ... 91 96 well due to shard-working and not overpaid class of so. no moil Mtaball ... ... le es officer. I es. too ' Mese. a St. leo I De. L.N I A%aII 85 70 461 10 S flosserlies, sod II et alb 4 Sulphate of Barytes, Ito 1 per share ; Lackamor Copper, par to I prem. ; Golden Mountain, I to }per share ; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per share ; Poltimore, 1 to }din . ;British Lion, =par 6e a New and Colonial Smelting and Redue .; Jamaica Copper, 21 to a l i t a ge a n i s.; 1 dia. to / put. ; New SouthW to I di. ; Austrahmian Coald to I_ , clii. ; Sue River l ot on Saturday. At quoted 264 to I ; itto Four-and-a-H, Granada Active, 21 , 91 ; Spanish Defen 1 , I tificates 51 to 6 pi Brazilian Peeve per 4 mi. WEST CORNWALL ELECTION. DR 00 sr Chaser Jamaica), 3 to I prem.; Metoeue (of Jamaica), 61 Granada D e f erre d I UMW DERANGIMENTS conerreswion. awl Itallol/3. rlea.) ... .. 17 It ! lima. - ISI sU Mho ... .., ... 9 M to lic ... Port Ro y al (a Jamaica ) it to. 2 1 :131 ' 1 Cont., 261. Porte ra. sal z. GIT BLIIC3IIO TBLlSlarn.) 1111 IS Oro= ... ... IS i 4 L' ' e d'Or, Ito 1 du.; London and Virginia Ooh dli. Russian Fir 11102,111 E, DIEM ant SCOTCH LAM S rob, Vs. ark. TRURO, TOMIDAY. wa o• 2 4 4 1 1 1 4 and pper, 4to 1 prem. ; Bruoutu Gold, 1 . 16 din . to an a_ a _H a lf per D el si. t s: Ii D awes ... ... ... II se 1-16 prem.- New South Wales Gold,l to j per share ; c en t s., 943 , 3„ Sp lITDIMPATET; OS, THE COLD SWAM cents The election of a member of parliament in the stead at. me ONO Semen ... ... ... 704 1 1 Rimed. sa. Posnroaroweri Oanallia.l47,Yeesustreet; Kars, SO 10 11/1101124101 _,...• 131 pis Mount Carbon Coal, Ito / dim.; Parkwyn and Car la Mrabill. sod as liwasseilopt mot ILL Marvell, 11.1)„, to, of eke late Mr. Pending,. for the western division of Corn- SO IS Ilssi Terhiilll4;llO IS 14 ditto, New Deferre welsh* Tin, pax to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold,* dig. to par ; Th e c omm it te e, ma 16 who WI he ennollol daily Yom 19 OD 4 wan, took place in the Guildhall to-day, when Michael se s Dos Hee ...... - - Reamers 3to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Money to-day w: Williess, Esq., of Trewiacie, was unanimously elected on c ~1 aim- &,==,,, s t , n - Bay C oal, par to 1 prem.; Liguanea of Jamaica, 1 the nomination of J. Davis Gilbert, Esq., seconded by so 17 Tato of lima - ... ... 141 1111 street, bat there we to i prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, Ito 1 di scounts as preas ii SPORTING. William K. Tweedy, Rol. SO all Wallerbel noi I : 14 11 rem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 01 di. ; Great se en lialmlard sal S2 The ind Riot TAITERSALL'B.-MONDAT. .__ ------ ________ SS 14 Woot Mowed _ ... _.. 91 161 re Ill& Wiedieihe end Croydon - - Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, Ito I, prem.; Mel bourne Gold, 3to / per share ; East Indian Iron, 5.. new stocks contort 'ammo'. Ccr.-The required certificate respect- CROMER PHILANTHROPIC SOCIITY.-The tenth so 1 1 weediess--_ _._.. .„.. - .. . - - antes for several w ism Goorkah woe produced to-day. It was submitted to . dt. 108 Todhalremollolderwiati IS 0 a to 7s. per sham.; Great Hewes United Tin, 1 dig. In Mark-lane to ile Payne, but it awaits a formal reemmition by the other lan ' of this society was celebrated yesterday, when 15 a 80. do. Selma= .. a ft Es 14 to 3 prem.; Great Crinnis, 3to 1 prem. new: e l:b u g 3C gentlemen tat dowa to dinner at the New 331 114 r Bedi.3ll.lhealion • aSi .. sonable weather, E stews :do i consequently the settlement which took place wee chiefly under protest. There does not, however, appear lan, Gravesend; Mr. John Moore is the chair. It appears St, 150 Meek mid North INEWid aHI 144 foreign, 25.: and fl, that sines the last upon was published 1141. has been dis- THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK . advance of ' 2.s. to 5 se hs say doubt that the business will terminate gads- - factorily to Goorkah's backers. tribaud among • number et deserving persons, many of The tendency of the gold mining share market day was generally , whom have thus been sand the humiliation of appealing to LIND IMUMID AT MID IMAM GOODWOOD BTALEII.-At the comoenesmeut 6to 1 and to-day in sympathy with the other departments of At the meeting ...... the pariah for relief. The fend le raised by means of St. KO Dridualmmakre (bred 11 to 2 wen taken to some money about Goorkah for sum . . to ImisalaN.Weewrel 1011 HIS the Stock Exchange, is towards an improvement; Bank of Australia small weekly entributions from the members, who hold event, hut towards the does he was so severely pe perioaced meetings at the Boot, which, in " Bernal), 10 39 C41 „`" 939 0 . JIMUSII .. oi N but business is very quiet. Agua Fria are quoted 11 report was proms that he retreated to 20 to 1 taken end afterwards and id . Endue" (1775), is described as " a lone house of public en le IN ( b to to 11 prem.; Great Nugget, tto }pram. ;Colonial deed of 61. per 25/ Tame is • ramose abet-sad we give it only as a 7111110141 , - tenzerat in the fields at the back of the Foundling that he is maim with Samosa. Hobby Herm was backed (begsd is OLltertbsre) 140 MS Gold, Ito 1 prem.; and Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to are reported in ant tal." IS SS &Dm lams at an improved prise, sad Joe Miller advanced to Bto 1 14°i 13-16 prom. ing of attention, a taken. Vaud., was is Orr' favour in well informed BIcToN CONSOLS.-A special general meeting of (IsendlorloodWedens $5 84 as 100 all Ihrinedisitilleilw. Australian Agricultural shares have reached 353 present position of marten ;at Rut 12 to 1 was laid. At the close 10 monkeys this company was held yesterday, at th e offing, in Austin - T ho il s on . s.a, 8 0 0 _ So 1 ware booked. 500 to 400 betted between him and Friars. Mr. Huxley took th e chair. The report stated so so 110119611p1LEohhteltla 112 114 and are now quoted 341 to 351. Peel River rule a t It has been ann Goorkah. that the lode in the 44 fathom level is very large, producing as Is r ia : s idness (Ntto) .. II 67 !Ito 2 prem.; Scottish Australian Investment, 2to • progress for the est DalanT.-12 to 1 was takes to some coolteY about Auto- good stones of lead, and the ground is good Ea driving. 134 11t De. dr a m WO.. Di $54 eat ;20to1 to a small amount about Dervish ; and 22 to The lode in the 34 fathom level is 4 feet wide. The leader 114 Isi capital of this inst Pre and North British Australasian, 3-16 to 5-14 of the Bank of N prem. St. John del Rey shares are lower. Ito 1001. about Wild Huntsman. 18 inches wide, composed of Boman, anodic., and lead, of 10 oi , ei r d pidimm t9.9.lllll.l6Bll (&6ol /$ l4l *IP " BURGHLEY STAKES (STAMPOED)-CLOSING the most promising appearance. Since the last report the so 20 tamodusessmoorOsat. Lifting 114010010 Bolivia, a mercanti PRICES. leader has been much smaller, but to now opining again, peoplo Noddle) IS 1 09 prier dons 2to 1 sgst Mr. Williams's Chief Justice (t) and as far as present . appearances go, is likely to be very 10 WI owe lie 11 Qat - - Km Mums. Pei. Yesterday. today. ter observes : 4to 1 - Capt. Scott's Allegro (t) productive. 'The li continues to produce good stones of 14 an WAIL) S 4 - tr.J.(OO 1 Um his - - Some fear is enter all 11 II Pea 7 3 between Peru and Br GOODWOOD STAKES. lead. The leader in the beck is two feet wide, good work. 110 sll =MO mai FM= WINO 1 Anglo esotrogiseoeta all 4 dim new minister may an 9to 2 eget Lord Derby's Hobby Horse (t) The dressing floor, are nearly completed, and the managers to Se ,1e Dirt. - - 100,003 Joe. •AngloCalikenian Bto 1 - Mr. Parker's Joe Miller (t) hope soon to commence dressing ore. A postscript was as no o p = o n o o dom p t% IN IN 1074 10,000 10 7411'1mb/slut 10 to 1 - Sir C. Mosck ' a Vindex (t) follows : '. The resident captain informs me that the lode se so sortuessimesess 10,400 30 Merriam 11 to 1 - Mr. Oreville's Muscovite (t) in the 34 is very much improved since yesterday, the (Semi es list.Cesellss IS i 60,004 1 Australlan Carillon 12 to 1 - Mr. I'Anson's Haricot (t) leader is quite 18 inches wide." The auditor's report SO all Da 31 1 1 1 1D1 1 / 11 nL 0 1 9 - - 110,010 1 Atotrallaa Fresbeld 12 to 1 - Mr. T. Parr's Trifle (e) showed a balance in band of 650/. The committee of U D P722 5 0 511 WT 7 5( Iwo. EN.Weiameas.aTorli - - 40,000 1 Ave Marta all I 'ilia SOO,llOO I WOO Australian Gold ell 1 1 dia 1 shortly become ridice 20 to 1 - Mr. Sl:saber:Ws Goorkah (t sad off) management having been appointed, end some other au II Dark, a im (di tto ) . _., ... 20.000 W fltritlehlroe 111.6 7 • is very seriously inter 500 to 400 on Vindez spt Goorkah (t) business tr taunted, the meeting adjourned. IN. 100 wee poi 10,000 36 tarsnlmp,(lanattlLpe 144 4 4 produce will be shipp ST. LEGER. A BETTING-OFFICE SWINDLE AT MANCHESTER. 10 Oat 310011400 ..1... 151 155 SAO 30 DmOateseandCuisha all 14 4 unhealthy; a deal c 11.000 30 Do. it. John Dell Ray lb 33 34 323 peak, and a good ma Byes and 6t04 on West Australiaa . About three weeks ago • bet timg office was opened in Old St 149 01091919919Isbardmialt6T.0- 161 111 IS f/iMetb 110,004 I Arson's Croak 1 4Oa car laid up. DERBY. Millerate, Manchester, mmHg ea by persons calling them- to 13r. scales). -. Mel 411 13,000 40 Orrs Omer - - The subjoined to 12 to 1 apt Mr. R. E. Cooper's . Autocrat (t) 20 to 1 - Lord Derby's Dervish (t) selves Elliott and Co. A kinfeprint representing Voltigeur so aa w ow Tam 8 fo , Co,m, and the Plying Dutchman loaning their pent nee at Need to keillesla. - - 22 to I - Mr. Breton's The Wild Huntsman (t) York, was put in the wisdom, and parties were employed 35 i 33 Ditto pa. DEM -...... 28 to 1 - Lord Derby's &ludo (t 30 to 1) $1 suss U NOTICIL-Tbo room will be opened on Saturday next l in a g " mon trib ey uil fo u r g th be e t at ig This tieb77. oea k trnseti vari Tatil lftes the an Li d v rece erpZl - °Mice Wi l r a 1118 " . "" I " I" " 1 0 34 for the purpose of settling the Stamford and Nottingham races came en last week, whit there ware a great number aceonnts and tomparing bets on the Goodwood events. of bets laid on Longbow, ad it to osppoied that "Elliott - 1172221 SISILeLn citrates-We are requested to state and Co." received from 1,0001. la lAN. on these races. On ...., maw ' 52 Id 163.000 6 colloolal oodd _ *Theo I i ti eta 13 lei Ili SNOW St. Shover Mhos olio. all IN 70 4,000 16 +Do. Pref. 74 percent. all 7 spm Mgr 6 tfforkAwstralianClopm all 2 14 die smor so ic.oo Orwat Dmoro N i npast Ter all Itis 11 140,004 21 w ound MOO an - - , W 14 16 td Grand Dolby of Dada all t (Ifs par per annum yields present prices. T, rate, the proportio crued since last dis be taken into accoi that imaginations for these steeple chases will be received by the day after the rams tbe m's sissed, and the keeper 7 z:,,,.., No. 2. 7 psi cit. ; as os 11.06/ 014114P0ig00th..... Mr. Dorliag, at Epsom, sr Mr. Becton, 39, Milksitteet, disappeared. One albums who bad been betting, and 1111,00 C 170 . 091. Lake Bath Liberty nll 4Ws 4 pm Three per Cent. Co Cbsepside, on or before Monday next , the 25t 4 inst. who was entitled to • asoidorable ameeat, went to the St. too . Motel & Enter 4 per Ct.' 10 104 lit St. tee Oaleiteolan SIO ..._ - 107 IC9 0 . 00 4 all 910 Three per Cent. Re SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. slice, and found the eau he tha act of peeking up. The man IS '5 'Aeon sad Flolyhsad ... le ID 50.500 Latlush m omirse - C UI."B dal' Bank Stock (div. a The uudernsendowed brood mares, the propertyof General who had the money returned le give him any, until his dupe al 11i 10ork 111u1 r 7=5 . 02 .0 ii.i . w I i Hs. gearai OnoldneCo an I. I of 71 - per cent. Rue Mesa, were sold yesterday, at Tattersall's :-Athol Bross collared him, and breed bl. Hem him, which he said was all 11 1 111 (foaled in 1830), by Orlando, out of Haggish, 100 guineas ; he had, bat 11111411 lea shwa his warner was entitled to. It o , oi ! Dlndll omunsim ul l i r .loo4 - 0. 6' . 4 4 3 Crime Cob ' s dam b 1 Lottery , out of General Mini ' s dam, 30 Uri dale low diewereesi thiet ear of the parties who kept 3 6 ,g o . 6 3 . (so 7 per 6i. s se guineas ; Treacle ( foaled in 1814). by Jested , out of Lolly- tie Waft aim was a who had bees well known ni yl 2 Do. do. Or. 170.) 7 per Ct 4 pet I= 60 tailless ; The Princess (foaled in 1811), by Slane, Leedom sad 11 wham he had recently been • by; Phantona-Filagree ic.,:000 guineas ; Elopement debates' is the same We. st iled.ool.ll,ata,s pe.,1101 3 4pa 4 Ditto M. Ne. Si 1 II „ 10 lo Do. New 6 want. Mae, H A (foaled in 183 e), by Velocipede , out of Scandal, 400 guineas ; STRANGE VIINGIRANCIL-The Droll has the follow- 46 40 * se x s zti Gossamer (foaled in 1842). by Velocipede, out of sister to ing strange story :-" On Wednesday a workwoman went p 5 , museum% neill Cobweb, 200 guinea, ; The Abbess (foaled in 1839), by The to a boarding-school for girls, in the Rue des F.:Wallies, and I Dudes, Mph ..• !I li Saddler, but dam by Blacklock, 73 guineas; Lollypop said she was sent by the mother of a little girl, named St. &hired Elothoall mime ltd ISO (Sweet:Seat'. dam, foaled in 1836), by Starch or Voltaire, Adele 0-, aged eight years, to require her to be sent h. M I D*. S per mot. id% le. 1 ilsomble Ste vet pa 112 11S out of Belinda, 100 guineas ; Raillery (foaled in 1816), by home. The child was given up to her, and she took her to 10 74 Do. od wo o& raz z _ i Ipa Pantaloon, out of Touchstone's dam, 300 guineas ; Gloomy her own residence. She fastened herself with her in her o i o ; cmonnoonno (Waled Is 1860), by Bay Middleton, out of Blue Davits, 35 room, and then tied the child's hands behind her back, put so ] 0 ;051000.010011111000040 " II 7 1 13 pineas ; Rumor (foshilTn 1800), by D3ll John, out of a gag in her mouth, and endeavoured to strangle her, but ILI lee elt.Weet, redeseatlea 155 Ig4 Id d _ ... ._. _.._ . - Hi mom 1 11wierdls • - all low Por XinkunlialMel;l;2o et, Ne w I 11 7 Il 100.010 New Gemmed. -..- all par Ipa Nooses hems 60,000 1 Nova Mods lialagend all I i i'm 101000 9100 arra Rreldng 5 - -ale all its par 1 Partkila..-.......... : 1 i illii • Quads ohm se alarms" 1ra . ..-. all 10,000 15 +Mtn New 7040 se Sondes° deCalia - - ...; 7 11 1 1 4 7 I s n 50,000 I South Australisa--- MI I dieter IWO 10 Tin Croft - - 43.174 25.2.81 V Valtad maximm all al 41 78,000 1 Weller .... al 4 dis par 100,000 1 West Grenada --....... all j dis Par 100,500 1 West Maripass. I ail 1 4 dli mem 1 Tuba __... . . . . India Stock Exchequer Bills 14. per cent, per Annexed is a stet pal if Share Pre,. ordinary rails' Price. 174 tivemool. Cloobl 104 London, Maio 21 Booth Eastern . 29 York and North 121 Rester* Court' 624 Midland Great a 59 London and dont 89 Groat Warm . aneivermeyaf this enieg lam aisbeated yeamday,when upward. dso atlimea sat Sem to dinner at Use Mew Inn, 0 • Hr. John Mem in the chair. It appears that 'Mee the Lot report MS -_I 1141. hes been dis tributes* sincere a awake d demeetag pmreas. gamy of whom haw lime loon mud the hamiliatiea of spree"— to the perish fee rekleL The toad is raised by mesm of smell weekly contributions from the members, who held periodical meetings at the Boot, which, in " Hamby Budge" (1775), is described as " a lose house of public en tenment in the field. at the back of the Foundling Hospital." BICTON CONSOLS.—A special general meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the Ake., in Austin Friars. Mr. Huxley took the chair. The report stated that the lode in the 44 fathom level is very large, producing food stones of lead, and the ground is good to. driving. The lode in the 34 fathom level is 4 feet wide. The leader 18 inches wide, composed of Bowan, moadia and lead, of the most promising appearance. Since the last report the leader has been much smaller, but is now opening again, and as far as present appearances go, is likely to be very c heed. The 11 continues to produce good stones of The leader in the back is two feet wide, good work. I nitialising floors are nearly completed, aid the managers =eon to commence dressing ore. A postecript was as :—. The resident captain informs me that the lode ia the 34 is very much improved since yesterday, the leader is quite 113 inches wide." The auditor's report showed a balance in hand of 6501. The committee of management having been appointed, and some other business tr insacted, the meeting adjourned. A BETTING-OFFICE SWINDLE AT MANCHESTER.— About three weeks ago a betting office was opened in Old Millgate, Manchester, carried on by persons calling them selves Elliott and Co. A large print representing Voltigeur and the Flying Dutchman tanning their great race at York, was /nit in the window, and parties were employed in diehtletting betting tickets for various noes, and receiv ing mosey for them. This continued until the Liverpool VANS came en last week, when there were a areal number ef ban bib 4111 Longbow, and it is supposed that " Elliott and Ge." seseived from 1,0001. to 1,6001. on these races. On Its • day vibe the nen the office was closed, and the keeper ikappeeeed. One of the men who had been betting, and mho was entitled to a considerable amount, went to the ease, and found the men in the act of packing up. The man who had the money refused to give him any, until his dupe sedated him, and forced 21. from him, which he said was all be had, but much less than his customer was entitled to. It bee since been discovered that one of the parties who kept the betting office was a person who hail been well bums la London and Huddersfield, where he had recently bees a defaulter in the same line. STRANGE VENGEANCE—The Droit has the follow ing strange story :—" On Wednesday a workmen* went to a boarding-school for girls, in the Eno deal/tete/ass, and said she was sent by the mother of a little girl, armed Adele o—, aged eight years, to require her to be mat home. The child was given up to her, and she took her to her own residence. She fastened herself with her in Der room, and then tied the child's hands behind her back, put a gag in her mouth, and endeavoured to strangle her, but the child broke from ker. She then said, " Well, I will not kill you in that way, but you shall die with me is another." She thereupon unbound the child, and, after carefully closing every crevice by which air could enter, lighted two pans of charcoal. In a short time the woman became insensible, but, as often happens, the fumes pro duced little effect on the child, and when she saw the woman fall she opened the window. The air caused the woman to revive. She appeared greatly sur prised at seeing the child alive. She then intimated that she would abandon the idea of killing her, and took tur home to her parents, saying that she had taken her out fee a walk. Seeing that Adele wiuivery pale her mother inter rogated her, and she told her all that had passed. The commissary of police made an investigation, and the result of it was that the child's tale was confirmed. The woman was arrested. It appears thetase had had an intrigue with the child's uncle, and, having been abandoned by him, bad resolved to kill her as an act of vengeance, she knowing that he was very fond of her."—Go/ignmes. KENDAL AND WINDERMERE RAILWAT.—The re port of the directort of the line in anticipation of the half yearly meeting has just been issued. The following is the general revenue account: —Receipts, July Ist, 1853: To balance of reserved profits from opening of the line, 3,8961. 17s 3d. ; balance en the half-year's working, 1,0721. 7s. 9d.; total, 4,9691. ss. Payments: By dividend on 4,468 shares, at 7s. Bd., lees interne tax, 1,6261. 124.7 d. • directors' attendance, 1001.; balance, 3,2421. 12c 5d.; toad; 4,9691. 6s. DEMERARA RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the fortnight *adios Jane 4,1863, 4441.5 e, 64. The uadermentioaed brood mares, the propertyof Chanel Aiwa, vote solo : yesterday, at Tattenall's Athol Bran (foaled ia 1850), by Orlando, out of Haggish, 100 guineas prim Con's dam bLottery, out of General Mina's dam, 30 guineas; Treacle foaled in 1814), by Jereed, out of Lolly -60 guineas ; be Princess (foaled in 1811), by Slane, dam by: - Phaatom—Filagree, dic.,:600 guineas; Elopement (foaled in HMO, by Velocipede, out of Scandal, 400 guineas ; Gossamer (foaled in 1842), by Velocipede, out of sister to Cobweb, 200 guineas ; The Abbess (lolled in 1839), by The Riddles, her dam by Blackiock, 73 guineas; Lollypop (Sweetmeat's dam, foaled in 1836), by Starch or Voltaire, eat of Belinda, 100 guineas ; Raillery (foaled in 1816), by Paataloon, out of Touchstone's dam, 300 guineas ; Gloomy (foaled In 1850), by Bry Middleton, out of Blue Davila, 3S guineas; Rumor (foaled in 1860), by Dan John, out of Bun, 26 guineas ; Bay Rosalind (foaled in 1849), by Or lando, out of Elopement, 400 guineas; Buzz (foaled in 1841), b 7 Maley Moloeb, out of Scandal, 160 guineas; Twilight (foaled in 18:39), by Velocipede, out of Misa Garforth, 226 guineas ; Flimsy (foaled in 1846), by Don John, out of Gossamer, 77 guineas. 111 11$ pa ii Tj 111$ le 104 id 101 103 id i die I 9111 149 151 id 134 157 sjaLliftsswe..........._ I 10WaRllbsalloilaisi. IN OMMod. rallem.4l l l: IN DkiskrallimPli k L as. ,11 *TM& il 'PO MIPS prewlllia , INlstatallaer.s prat' Billetrahludiall para. • las.llollsWeaCtia.nirda 14 l a faelar.ita 04 as iimali.ph ,5 21 .1 pa.ool 10 110 Da. Nor 410 „. 6 ; 8 Ds. 56 10a all i lLetyp.4oar dye. 00 p Ct. it. 100 I 0110.6a.a*J15:10.0 II a Ditto Ilt abressa at . 100 !IWO 10,0maka... _ it I I/00 Da.A prat. Pref. Mak 0 i all Da.WawmayVa s ... llery 1, pal o ' 6 Da t.: 100 Wirth PPP _ ... ... 1 all Nona St•Pirlealre ' 100 Ward. Wvreastat, ard Waive...SßL Ilpar Oast! 1 Mt.* ditto ditto , 14 11 ps 515resatallIrtn.5itarGaar. 104 101 oArevrakChaotet(PloT.K.' Nis.' 5 per Oast— j 111 111 Do. 5 pet CM... h4outh lmoraw ... .. ' 14 15 I' Ditto Filed 411 per Cent par 4ls loath Casters litaadtai, 1 Asa 1(4E1.0.4 III VI 1. 110. 14 per cent. 4tlL.Voilcatdrellarret.Ovar 194 204 Watertorclatkdkamay6p.ct 4 tna par / lark. Npreaittall berw Ot.riarth of raa.parek. 101 US 5 Mu) Ditto _ 04 44 10 Yer1it24.1115.5465.ra1ak par opa ad ; luta Transferable try ft 4 11 II 14 STOURBRIDGE RACES.-MONDAY. (IT ELECTRIC TELEGRAM.) PRESIWOOD STARED. "i "it Hi 14 Pla Isle 1511 146 114 /16 Its 111 Timotheas Erin•go Braga 2 Only two ran. STOCKISkIDOZ STALLS. Grief_ _ 1 e lai t ank by dila Wail& • •• • flevaa ma. R 1 LWAY SWUM. Os " lit Pi 256 Me o Lall l 'erson 2 STAMFORD RACES.—Tins DAY. Holum Aaniver,.—Allegro, Maria, Standwell, Chief Justice, Dabehick, 'Pancake, Red now, Margeretta, Dove, Cavan, Weathern,nk, Macdoff„ Rackapelt, Harmony 24 utPecker, Coen Pheasant, Beauelere. REOIIII.4ATION OF VOTERS.—To-morrow in the Isla clay • A pay rates and taxes due by the sth of Jsnuary. It is se to pay the quarter's house tax dna at Christ sags ad= it has not been &mantled. SONDLT STUNS'S°. The funds opened this morning at Saturday's rates, and in the afternoon experienced a sudden improvement, caused by telegraphic despatches from the continent repeating the report of an approaching pacific solution of the Turkish question. Towards the close a relapse took place, and the last quotation of the market was only a shade better than the first price of the day. This unfavourable reaction appears to have been mainly caused by the very unseasonable weather, combined with a rise of 3s. per quarter in wheat at to-day's market, and with discouraging reports relative to the harvest at home and in various foreign countries. Many parties are disposed to regard the aspect of the weather as even more serious than that of politics, and the accounts respecting the crops will now be watched with much anxiety. The country attendants of the corn market to-day express an opinion that, although genial weather would re trieve the mischief done to the grain crops, the wheat is unusually backward in moot parts, and agricul tural prospects generally suggestive of anxiety. In many counties the hay crops have suffered severely from the wet, and in some districts the farmers, having made up their minds to the almost total loss of this crop, are only anxious to get the refuse off their fields without the extra expense of labour. Console were first quoted this morning 971 to 98, receded to 97: sellers, suddenly rose to 98/ buyers, but almost immediately receded again, finally closing 98 exactly. The Cense' market has been even more sensitive than usual to-day, owing to the "option" settlement, which shows an active specu lation for the fall during the last six weeks. In the afternoon intelligence was received of a considerable rise on the Paris bourse of to-day, but no correspond ing movement took place here. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 971, 98, 5, 98; ditto for account, 19th July, 97Z, 98, 5 98; Three per Cent. Reduced, 983, 3,1, I, 3; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 100 1 1, 1011, 3,5 ; India Stock, 258; Bank Stock, 228. Sales of Exchequer Bills were pressed at 2s. die. and the closing price was le. die. to 2e. prem. India, Bonds mark 21s. to 26e. prem. Foreign stocks were very quiet to-day, and showed no change deserving of especial notice. Mexican was a shade flatter, and Spanish rather better than on Saturday. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26g to Z • Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 die.; Granada Active, 211 to 223; ditto Deferred, 9 to 93; Spanish Deferred Threes, 223 to / ; the Cer tificates, 5/ to 6 per cent. Sales are thus marked: Brazilian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1829 and 1839, 101. Granada Deferred Bonds, 93. Mexican Three per Cents., 261. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411, 41, 411. Russian Five per Cents., 117; ditto Four and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1003. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 46/ ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 22a, ex div. The Committee's Certificates, 53 per cent. Money to-day was in good demand in Lombard street, bat there was not such a marked demand for discounts as prevailed last week. The indisposition to accept any of Mr. Gladstone's new stocks continues. There have been no accept ances for several weeks. In Mark-lane to-day, in consequence of the unsea sonable weather, English wheat rose 3s. per quarter; foreign, 2s.• ' and flour, 2s. For floating cargoes an advance of 2.5. to 3s. on the quotations of last Mon day was generally asked. At the meeting of the proprietary of the Union Bank of Australia held to-day, a most satisfactory report was presented, and the extraordinary divi dend of 51. per 25/. share declared. The proceedings are reported in another column, and are well deserv ing of attention, as throwing further light on the present position of our Australian colonies. It has been announced that arrangements are in I progress for the establishment in London of a branch of the Bank of New South Wales. The paid up capital of this institution is 400,0001. With reference to thedifferences between Peru and Bolivia, a mercantile letter received from that quer tea observes : *me fear is entertained that there may be difficulties beams Peru and Bolivia, but it is must probable that a nay minister may arrange the affair." Another letter from Liras, June 7, mentions: "The war between Peru and Bolivia continues, if war it can be called. The President remains quite comfortably in Lima, and Belzu apparently h not disposed to move out of La Paz. The situation will shortly become ridiculous. The trade of Arica meanwhile h very seriously interfered with, and I should suppose little produce will be shipped for some time to come. Lima is unhealthy; a deal of tertian is prevalent, as well as pule, and a good many of my neighbours (Englishmen) sre laid up. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have cc crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. Int. per cent. Price. per annum. 913‘ £3 I If 3 0 lq Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (div. at the rate of 71 per cent. per annum) 229 3 6 C India Stock Exchequer Bills (interest ld. per cent. oar day) par 1 10 1 Annexed is &statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. Int. per et. per annum at the rate of cuvidend paid Pres. Price. RAILWAY. Last 1 year. Last year 174 Liverpool. Crosby, and Southport b 1 104 4 Ili 5 104 London, Brighton, and South Coast 21 South Eastern 29 York and North Midland In Easters Counties l4 1 313 5 621 Midland Great Western—lreland lO b 4 1 5 89 London and South Western 9 ler 4 4 3 89 Greet Western 701 Midland Stock l2 2) 4 8 71 100 Bristol and Exeter 17 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 41 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 102 Lancaster and Carliale lB 3 311 2 1141 London and North Western Stock 14 London and North Western Fifths let Lancaster and Creston 5 3t 3 17 54 351 Edinbutgb and °Megan 4 6 4 4 6 17/ East Lancashire 4 61 3 10 b 48 Dublin and Belfast 54 Great Southern and Western—Deland 3 4 318 Bt 781 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock 67 Glasgow and South Western l4 7 3 7 11 34 Caledonian l3 64 2 5 7 314 Great Northern lB 31 2 12 31 21 Chester and Birkenhead _ 13_ 6 1 6 4 --- Land shares were rather firmer to-day, but scarcely changed in price. Australian agricultural were 10s. higher. Peel River and Scottish Australian Invest. ment were also better. The former closed 1:i to I; prem., and British American Land, 65 to 67. Union Bank of Australia shares gave way is the afternoon. there being a little realisation after the meeting. Bank of Australasia also receded 10s. per share. Crystal Palace shares, old and new, closed rather better, at 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. Shares of the Melbourne and CAilonial House Investment Conip. , ny were quoted par to I prem. ; Australian Building, par to prem.; Aberdeen North American Laud, 51. to 10a. pee share. gunner done to-day. 110. 'fm Mistmuranors. P.ll Pra, -- 7 Deaner dui Tanerday to-do. --.— — --- MOO 6 Was Coal sad Iron 5 *.OOO 13 Ausialias Apiculture! 12.* 2 0 Arlialmaln Palo* Mall lO 10,00 If AasINIMa loyal Hall MAUI 10 Belk Walsewarks._ ... to WM* *wale= Lug. 351 65 GS 123;001 1 Bottle 3 Oaloalal ProMMEM & liallutlaa Oomplum 10.000 100 Omada ...... ...... . 138:t 'ego: =a . tii:: • 171 pt." '1 60,000 20 Imam Illama ...... 12, 0.0 N = Iligm TaleT r4;lgitiaa, N 1 - 14 91 - ° . . 20 Mama &a. 6649ing Co l4 0.0 0 M Irah awn Poor . I 5 lON llag is llt. Naalgiasua 6l— 10.000 1 X lamc ad tatassotiuM all I 60,00 10 1 3 l dla par. 3 16,00 14 al. Cadasi lit*. Mara NoMplka Oa 123.716 1 Illowilir6l4l4 Asidolitoir al I I t rm. 11 25,000 10 II et Mime MS. 120.6001 Psd Lai & Mlimal all 1.5 3pm di woo to Palisadis iOrinlei OM all 10,000 60 Da. 00, 0 00 Pcatina Das OaMaii W in . 141 10 Royal Mal Mr* * 100,000 1 Aaar. byelaw* all li 16 pm 31 i 6 12,140 26 imaaallala Lag. 110,000 1 talammia 10,1001 Ito Vas Art Mad 111 A • S le MI "i i I Bt. Iwo 11l I u“ UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. Yesterday the annual general meeting of the shareholders in this bank was held at the offices, Old Broad street, Mr. J. J. CUMMINS in the chair. The SECKETAILY read a report, which contained the following passages : " The letters received from the branches come down' to the beginning of April, and are without exception of the most satisfactory character. " The agricultural districts of New South Wales and Victoria, as well as the colonies of South Australia, Vas Diemen's Land, and New Zealand, in which no important discoveries of gold have yet been made, have all largely participated in the advantages arising out of the newly obtained wealth of the other districts, and the increased demand for all the products of labour at very remunerative prices cannot fail to result in their permanent prosperity and advancement. That under such circumstances. there should have been a great expansion of banking transactions, was fairly to be expected, and the directors are happy to say that this bank has enjoyed its full propoition of the increase. " The inspector acting upon the; discretion vested in him, and under a conviction of its increased importance, hen opened a branch at Goulbourn, in New South Waler, 120 miles south of Sydney, to which Mr. George Ferguson has been appointed manager. This gentleman bas been fur many years m the bank's service, and has fully entitled himself to the confidence of the directors. The accounts present an amount of profit for the six months now reported en of 16.5,2331. 9s. lld. This profit admits of 164,0001. being appropriated for the purpose of dividend, which the directors have determined to apply as interest on the paid. up capital. This amount will furnish a divilend by way of interest at the rate of 20 per cent. (for the half year) on the amount paid up in respect of each share in the capital of the company, payable in Lon• don, free of income tax, on Tuesday, the 2nd of August, and in the colonies, with the addition of 7d. in the pound, as soon as the inspector shall fix after the receipt of advices." _ _ . After a very brief discussion the report, upon the motion of Mr. THOMAS SMITH, seconded b 7 Captain LAWSON, was unanimously adopted; and a dividend declared of 20 per cent. for the half year. Mr. Benjamin E. Lindo and Mr. James Bogle Smith were then re-elected directors, and the business terminated with a ♦ote of thanks to the chairman. ELOPEMENT IN HIGII LIFE.—A contempoiary says :—" A rumour is extensively prevalent of the elope ment of the young and beautiful wife of • North Devon baronet with an officer of the 35th Regiment." We re gret to say, hem other information, that there is too much truth in this rumour.—Exeter Gamete, --- A REFORMED CoNvicr.—A few days since, a young woman presented herself at the Exeter city gaol, and stated that she wished to thank the chaplain for the excellent advice and instruction which she received from him when incarcerated there. It appears that the young woman was transported eight years ago from Exeter, and that upon her arrival in Australia, she was allowed to enter, under certain restrictions, the family of a clergyman, as a servant, where she conducted herself so well, that on the expiration of her time of transportation, he procured her, at her desire, a free passage to England. She brought with her a letter from the clergyman in whose family she had lived. confirmatory of her statement, and testifying to her excellent conduct whilst in hit service, and which letter the chaplain read. She had saved out of her earnings 43 gui neas, which the chaplain recommended her to place in the savings bank, and which has subsequently, we believe, been done.—Deron Courier. . . . . ----•- EMlGRATlON.—Emigration seems to be on the in crease of late in this part of Ireland. Amongst the large numbers who have left by the trains daily during the pre sent week, was a batch of Claddagh fishermen yester day. The fact of these people, peculiarly noted for their attachment to locality and their own mode of life, thus voluntarily emigrating, proves how complete has been the revolution effected in the habits and instincts of the trial peasantry.—Gatiray Mercury. SELLING A Wira.—A case of selling a wife ac tually and bona fide happened in the provincial town in which I reside, about eighteen years ego. A man publicly sold his wife at the market cross for Id.. ; the buyer carried her away with him some seven miles off, and she lived with him till his death. The seller and the buyer are both now dead, but the woman is alive, and 11 married to a third (or a second) husband. The legality of the transaction has, I believe, vine chance of being tried, as she now claims some property belonging to her first husband (the seller), her right to which is questioned in consequence of her supposed ahenation by sole ; and I am informed that a lawyer hoe been applied to in the ease. Of course there can be little doubt as to the result.—Notes and Queries. SERIOUS RESULT OP A DOG FIGHT.—On Thum day (says Gakinani) Mrs. Dempsey, who keeps a reading room in the Rut St. Honore, brought an action before the Civil Tribute: against Mr. Steele and Colonel Hogg, both Englishmen, to obtain 2,000 fr. damages and a pension of 1,200 fr. for life, as an indemnity for having had her leg broken by their dog.. She represented that, on the :Ird December last, Mr. Steele's son came with his father's dog to her room. and whilst she was thawing the boy some engravings. Mr. Hogg't servant came in with a dog. Ihe two animals immediately began fighting, and in doing so they knocked against her with such violence that she fen. On being raised it was found that her leg was broken. Al ' though six 11101‘03 have since passed away she has not yet been able to walk, and she produced certificates from medical men, that, en n if she recovers the use of the limb, which is very doubtful, she will be lame for the rest of her days. Mr. Steele's advocate contended that no indemnity was due, as the accident laid not been caused by any negligence or imprudence of his client; that it was by her caresses to one dog exciting the jci'ousy of the other that the fight took place acd that the two animals were so small thst it was impossible they could bave caused such an accident. The advocate of Colour) l,inoi H fu ri o yi g t e g mc amuiasnedde, the a z a he similar siddeong d t defence. f o ea u nn l cd d e: n a s o t .r the h b ha tribunal, however, decided that each of the defendants was asee p7ei rt mise ai l a pi ed 'airtc . fo i o t fr e et : a n ce dtmned them jointly to pay Mrs. Dempsey 1.000 francs damage:, and a sum of 500 francs annually for life. _ SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—TraiIIe receipts for the week ending July IG, 1853:-19,093/. O. Ild.; ditto, week tmdinß July 17, 102, 17,6241 2s. lucrssas ia 1863,1,4701. 18s. 7d.