The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

6/4- ‘ afr ../Vet /./ Ttt rt LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1852. No. 1,829.] rtbe ELECTORS of WEST lINSTER. owrwie.,—aa ibp eir tko le rapidly approbation I think it sp yid you 111 paillillin* a sky views wok ...out to ',flab cort(ltia winch se steipty tattleetiso at IM pecan* usoment. in, to e sober* el periagatetstry ref eta awl it.. to** I probably geed n 4 ...LI to the insides I have *lived) given ; but it.. attempt@ W t .4.1 . ,:e the p mph th It %lisle means of thine would be lanes* d ti ', n ue** the antoont ol load to br i1i.1,1..1 .....m.4 is, p o i n t ow fief trek in knowledge 'the repeal rat the paper, a Ivertisernont. ueste..per *tamp Jonas) as nee of tat' surest guarantees for tree trade In cone I Ow in foveae of obsoluto and unrestricted re.l.iinne libvey and re,tttlity, and amtherefore opivenl to all grants for icelestastte4l part.. ,, gm.,gctdisg the Woad principle that eel mon iv a metier which, as byte( es:luavely between tits' end nom government has no rtilbt to tones. asitlmr by ollseanuageao. at on theme's:Awl, out by pea 'age all the ~....f. Th. I...?Niti.t of rhumb TA.. in not oily an intolerable grievance 6,, . .r.c, • tx a lot% bon is soma in , rionple, out Might to tot she. Urbed w..b.wit .n. •ttb.lltoir tr. In lb. oat.*.' pm.. 11.;neattml 'retie. ft ore .sane of .be kw r.41.41-olt quell .na upon Which r ...tors are steely aulintous to kerne anitnitLeis views. Cowart:no ..s lila that tbe *Alm. en of ...1 the people is the cost On recant. f dol the trohnekuosuen..4 the day. oat knowing the didt• e nd, a th which A SO wan, ;acted, 1 Art toriutel to support every pm. e 4! nor. cr.• f r the attainment of flu. great uniect. .1 :rn. one in ski. t h at I take • lively Interest ita the teethe* of the pp,i,inn else." lade lam distantly opposed to any titterierenee whstrver bet arra Int reeployer and ellitAleat. I Ain, nevetthelew., at egiat,n that the nperutsee •aleen..l, 't y the removal of all legislative restrieliers. be en.'4. d t.. elevete No coedit**. 11/14 to cosy big Is. beta , to dullest make!. Reeve:null! sul.atttnete three as entente to year eaesidsration. I have the knower t.. he, Geistialef, Yourotliklitatt servant WILLIAM OUNINGIIAM. I;et stn Club. July I. 102. PIeTILICT (X)311111TFE-11110NIte AILS APIPORCIED Al FOLLOWS . FL Muse $ Inv lamb. Verc-nfeet, Utort..inotlet. it• Ckm " d. " • ****** ••• $ Craven'. 16.1, Ibnity•la,T. ILebreli foul Home. Condoit.treet the bog% Atm., n orniek-ornaare. 6L G e°r g i t ll ' in ''''"* .4 '' CiiMilitreCbrre Grofertn•r•rood, Pimlico. T. rm.., notorove-road. Angel no.l Croon, Warolnk-olseet, Pa put., reit. oo.lob:‘ Remo, tanzbathrosd. M. John the hesePetet. . $ Low... " . .r (14,,i,c,, Vousisll-rouL ehowarry. ibiarion4Clet. E. Il.an.iretto **** ...--". `, rano Apple, n 1.11.411341 tort. l'onrittwo Areoft, kusehubridgef. It. Slort.o-0,914'.1161,1 I. M.r.,.:.••••:f00d, ar4 :hr l'r. met of the i The Lion, Nereaftt:notenot, 1117allid. ....or E. noi , Corratipfden Soutliantptoewitee•t. Merl. IC June. DIARSUALI. and ED1111H31.78 LINE of ALS ". 71: , 11 % , 14iN PACKEr 51111.4. -TY folkorteg Iles'-elate . 1.. n whips wind I. thew taft.amilsag kinalltlie. sad Immix, mot marmot annum Ammo kg pmessera, wil oil pwietaally ea tlx mai vat 1 Wei le Ilint Leal.' Ueda. - o. 1 UMW. OMMOlniffe. I ono biathm. I. Pad . FiKi M. biti MK &ND A.W..S/dvey July 10 bE.N. HEWS IT I IWO -0aWA115......,11/4117 ANC 1 0 IN \SELLA ....--. LEW 1. T. hat ....Irwin/111p July 7 1 SEVERN .... SW lAt Tlitlllp . July 131 E 1.17 4 110410141.T_ __ .... - WS . Warrant .. WELLIXOTIII ...... SW W. ere" thisetTelru July 111 Al WANTS , ...-- SOS T. A. J. 044.0 JANE SSA= W..- WA T. Denham • LalllllllllllllM . July 13 IM J - 033 Sionler 'MAW& ... July 3 FLU 3 ... 489 .P. 24.444.. Gnaw July 7 Fuser et WALED as li s i!.x. Welt o•44sog July H ENION ........... SW 0. ampoule WilortTows July II Walold COSSIUTS Peet Fairy Mt woe of &ORM porao.apeoy apply to the andetlisoed. IM w aoß4=l;ydrapotelking a ascot.. Of !Isaiah= iAipu (mow MY SWIM tomb of the aostralotioa otonlea. MARSHALL sad SPRIDUE. 34. reoelstoloatreet. L L L 1::: and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Waolistattere, GI sad 71, Wow-Areal, iseseved tram aatt Ikea-strut. PI 41 1 101 , 011.TV.a of dr beet work- Veembhp ar SALL lIIRR, sat e'PunTArIOL lastruateate = s tom antes bin (warty equal to sew) to he salt at s rabalittea.—Paacal-ttead Plastofueteo ky imam latlunt at be OM. Hli TEETH and IiEA LT lI.—A good set of teeth CM lit• UM revs:webs lintonsvtotte, while their prert is of Ur stator telemetry, to tyre, 401 v -ideal, both as rept& gie primeval herr hy the proper IMOMICAtIuS of Mod. end the mese wet portemiga of rare aid arcel ba tete. Amax the Wilma pre. tasted ho the pw o WWI-INDS: OWNS°, se Pearl D.h6be, bird. trerive led in it* e - spebihty of embellishinr i port YS, mid preserving the teeth to the tetra period el his. It will bend to ending* ell tartar end rheretioes, end impart a peerhtlite stritesere to the resseellvd aortae'. ninon , *pats of inelpient dray, ruler the rim hem arrind, arid thor the teeth firmly la tbeb WAWA; weaken Ito arose au 'edam& impart sad purity loth, beer. Pelee - Zs. Al. per lot. Herrera of sprier ineltatteme. The gehree artier bee the worth% " A. ILOWLESD and BONS. 20, Hatton-u I-den," engraved on the Government stamp aired weer. Said is their. and ter ehandets and pertamen. WIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI & 4. 1 41 1 igr ie NteaL aa% gm e, All"l" gega inn ft :4 nrisfrra — Wartir .n. Ltp, war ta he tt n ialk. 71.olfillaapapla; from the Ulm. Ur lord ae Dada :—" I bum boolvoi errealeral,te4 Mai yew Fwd. aed astliseima W paittodan of tame litsee."—Sttert de Dadoo. bald to alatelena 1 Da, at 2a. AL; 2 b.. at 46. 610., at Ile, ; lil lb.. at 1120. Ilaymmarboul quality. le lb., at IJa ; 3 la, at M.; the la lb. NA la l► oarboora an went fret of cartage as reoript of l'ult.oaco wain by BURT DU b. 41 KY and u., lograwaset, Lamb& ale fa ,t;rsommarcb.omat, and Bbbor;ato.otatat Wattle. Divie ahriet the inved bride cake, Monad about the bride's etaka."—Ben Joann, WEDDING BREAKFAST provided entire, in Town or Comity, b. Mowry Coentall, near Ye Liebman meMoltnet wow. of tM r •rest vintage., and the Mae of ptate, ehtna. 'smogs, and carrivies. Bolt of tem, with term% Bent pm para. A ateg.Meret drap ay M BA& Niue for selection. Bell noprom furnished complete, inetedhig light. aid musk. Expe finsidectras sod table deenfataill seat to any part of the country for the lemellement of ectertamments. Poops, made dohs., Men mretallyperand foe country ciders. 3 t./...ers ~,,,,,, , T i a.. .,. ? R e. ,,... 1. P s ate:t all ; idt rearm or the We tUas eh ster, eQu•te Seed ' ,• . ; , ; armrest+ of the body. herb hedt wee P, wool, either welkin& Attie& or . _ILI— , Price, ihe:edieg the deetelered . . I/ ''''''lll • Wellhead, 42r. the lied diedei. ':4 y k. ILI PTIC OOLIAR Mile ealgeth Yell 'Wpm. with Palest Ards lailoift I. the dozen. Ms Men liteslie ~ A It TASTENIXO tea le 'NNW tem ea. lar A even ing tem* brit et teat t ilimelees Nat by VO se et II Illeilleiled Peke IJA Mend= teenesetsapi t Iheyeriell fee&—Pateeeee. G. P. 010P611, Talkie to har p = Meet Mk" sad the Prince et IN% 6, Ihdoilhetreet, Nial, Lear. Jon published, New awd CliagariallNl, pries la.; or, taw yor 'Led. IHE SCIENCE of LIMEor, How to Lave sad wart is ta.• 62t; lOW oalln robe for DII. 111100ga, 11mareurot; tognbrr Idea Intructlows It wwwww MOM • IsclAct si tlist Melba Mak of halcilawa aft atiolwla i rf MOM& ciAarmise et a wellAArecalsAll seas et INA nor AWAskplas A*. ,by put, 3a. OA. A MEDICAL MATIMI se 3112,01.:fi DEBILITY awl COMM 71.110 EAL wahmosodo, Praetleal Otwawalkaa, Ilhalraled with Assisakall PIMA, Is MAW AM DinANA TWA 1111111Mit s raid maeler " r ee t I rpr . " kakis. An cA may pommelled aspielms, it le the ammo *Nee ol wow who Ins Jr lads= dlosedm awake ha life. la 14 pap% gal behold thesermilla bed to tE,a eftwevawae, the symptoms wtdala Weenie Yak peonsey wad tar awaw ft Is adoptad for Walt removal. bobs: hew friiberi, fi4 PaterroWar-row ; I l awsay,67, Craw& Wet: , Nam.* ftroW ; and ad bookseldea. S LANDS ESTI COMPANY. The ceremony of turning the first sod of the com pany', extensive works in Zealand which ins jut been pirformed, has been converted by the directories into an opportunity for organising • *mat emerges to the peens of their operations—an 'smarm designed foe the double purpose of at once priring due *eke to the nut, and of enabling a number of gentlemen interested in the enterprise to Judge for themselves of its likelihood to prom a NAP sad profitable investment for their capital. On Wednesday morning, the guests, *bout 50 in number, trembled at the pier at lilsekwall, where they embarked la the General Steam Navigation Company's ship. the Rhine, which had been specially chattered for the trip. At 3 o'clock on Thursday morning the anchor was weighed, and by sir the vessel had arrived off Hammen, • hamlet wadding of only two or three houses, but which had k i d awakened, gorgeous with Nags of "all nations," to find itself the seen, of a fen of sufficient interest to have brought a ship load of spectators from the distant banks of the Thames. _ laatfpro ixesed to be reclaimed forms a portion of the bland province of South Itevelancl—there is 'something in the very name that must excite the sympathies of English men—and when the work, shall have been esecessfully carried out, a new province, of no contemptible dismosicuss, will have brew virtually added to the kingdom of Helloed. The concessios iodides the Hooge Krasisr, Large 'Creator, Homer Was, mad Muck Pleat, besides • contliderable tract east of the Bergen op-Zoosi Caael—tbs whole form. log a district of about the mme sale es Thelma Another project of the company is to maks, at some sheet datum to the west of Krumingen, a canal to cosseet the two Mae of the Scheldt, and thus to avoid the prams, Moor by Ike canal of llergen..p-Zoo., as well as to add greater teal tics to the aangettos of the river. It wee the cease.— most of this canal which the ceremonial of the 4., inaugurate. The ceremony baring beta gone thane' lad celebrated by a dinner, The ercursioniats returaed to the vessel, sad steamed np 'laths, to which the company's yodel will sealed. After staying a short time on their Mara at Ibiatmerts, order to pick up the stragglers, they stared egaia at shag seen o'clock for England, which they leasbal at mesa Votarday. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JI'LY 2. The riots at Stockport have created considerable sensation here ; and it is not unlikely that the ex citement which they will have the effect of raising throughout the country will have a decided inflti cnoe upon the elections. The blame of all this is attributed to Lord Derby, whose anti-procession pro clamation has completely obliterated the recollection of the famous Durham letter ; and it is certain that the supporters of his government will find it difficult to obtain a Roman catholic vote in Ireland next week. SPORTING. SALISBURY RAC KS—FRIDAY. WILTON Patin STAKES of DI says. each. with 50 added, ,r 2-yrs-olds. T.T.C. (14 subs.) • Wasebooe's Csthariame Hops. OW 711 (Whitehouse, 1 Mr. Ohnwreon's tot by Bay oat of Use Chwel due. let 311 ) 2 114 r. Y. Xing's Gold hart, (burnso4/ 3 31r. Ilsytes's l'ostidast, Set 3,1 Mr. 11. Hill's Ira iwi's Eye, at 711 ....... --(Hazen) 0 Mr J. B. Mill's The Lim. .t 711 .... (A. Day) • 3tol on Catharine )lazes. Won in a eanter. HCENN'S PLATE QV 100 (IL INZAP. Three miles. lord lulserstori's Ituettboree, 3 yrs. 7.1 71h. ...... W•llied owe. HANDICAP Swann-rani of 10 *ova. nab, 6 ft and 50 dud. Three-gunmen of a nail*. (2 sub.) PH W. 'tootles 111•14 Fawn, 4 yr., set 716 (Wlltshinee) 1 Mr. Vusler's Cato; 3 pa. 7.1 b 11r.Dotrieis lluiplet. 4 7st 1011 Hiltahener) S Woo easy. Scum IVlHstrilX RAILWAY STALIN of 5 son. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. lints, three-quarten of a mils. (1 subs.) Mr. Parr meris f by Bslanky/le, oat d eartbare, 3 yrs (300 istl3lb Walked over. LUDLOW MAY. CV? STAKES, of 6 ron each, and 2.i added. Once round. (10 subs.) Mr. Haltortra Prime Minister, 4 vs, art 114 (sharp) 1 Mr.Parrhi Ontbariaker, 6 yrs, Um Lc:moron Swaths, of 3 son. each, and 20 added. Heats, *nee round. 211 r. Claire red Lou. wed, $4 ;lb . (Sharp) 1 1 Mr. savell Vetn. 3 pre,S47l4 3 2 Mr. Daries4 tiaynd, a yin, Min 1114 .. SoUTH SHROPSHIRE STAIMs, of 7 rows. each, 4 ft, and 3 only if declared; the 'noel to save his stake. Heats, once round and a dis. Mr. Useless Thttinnane, 4 yrs.:4Elr (Wells) 1 1 Kr. Pares Chtliworter, a yra. 94 (Parr) 2 2 INTELLIGENCE EXTRA NOTTINGHAM, 1812. ACCEPTANCES for the NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HANDICAP._ Ago at lb Truth Lady Evelyn 6 8 3 Doubt 6 8 3 Goldtinder 4 7 10 Retail Tattered The Dauphin 4 7 7 Glholab Singh Musician o 7 7 Runt/Word Storyteller Colaterdale 4 7 5 Act:sr/Allen for the Ago at lb Atria ShropabireWitch a 10 12 The Italian at ITom lioltby lb4 4 8 7 6 The Proctor 4 7 6 Tophana a 7 3 11, hia Paddy Bird Lidy Heaketh LatlyAmyott Hehotrophe Lindrick 3 6 9 Babette 1 The rest pay 5 soya each. 89 lII.WOOD HANDICAP. it Carbuncle Ag o lb 6 10 8 4 10 0 Wilmont estuurtaLu HANDICAP. AccIPTANCEs for the CI Ace et lb Lady .Evelyn b 8 6 Lydian 6 7 13 Young England 6 7 9 Humphrey Tom Holtby May-Day Little Fawn Oltolab Singh Age it lb Lady Agnes 3 611 Candlewick 6 6 11 Paddy Bird 3 6 6 Puritan Lady Helical:— 4 6 1 Lindrick 3 5 12 The rest pay 6 tkivA. each. CRICKET. UNIVERSITY or ORFORD V. MARTLERONE CLUB. —This match was brought to • conclusion yesterday, at Lord's, in favour of Oxford by nine wickets. THE NORTH OF ENGLAND Y. THE SOUTH.— This match was finished last evening, shortly before seven o'clock, in favour of tie North, in one lodge and eight ISM RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PANT WERE. Nan esansi• Mom of Balas,. fteestpos. 1831. 1852. 1 1851. 1832. - - BuITIOK. -- •-•-• 72 72 Aberdeen 374 371 'Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down . - 307 273 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 1,663 1,691 Blackburn I 742 828 8 2 1 i 6.51 ; Bristol and Exeter 189 1894 'Caledonian 94 94 Chester and Holyhead 61 6 Cork, Blackrock, and Panage 157 189 10 20 Cork and Bandon 32 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 634 944 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda l,Oll 1,088 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 'llundee,Perth,Abenleen June 671 630 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 3'22 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,780; 16,062 06 96 Eastern Union 2,756 2,470 841 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 81 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & llunilue 2,240 2,380 6 6 Batter and Creditun .. 95' 134 18 19 Furness 6BP 693 17If 171 Glasgow and South Western 3,779' 3.904 236 2231 ; Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh 12,702 11,628 188 188 IGreat Southern & Western(lr) , 6,2651 6,285 264 277 Great Winners 25,236; 21,278 26 25 Irish South Eastern 101 101 Kendal and Windermere ...• 2121 222 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 280 Lancashire sad Yeekekire - • 17.171118,042 39 70 Leeds Nertheen 244 1 18 18 Liesegesi,thasby, & Southport 487 1 409 517 639 Linden end North Western 6 Leaden end Blackwall 173 17 Lou,ion Priglarm, sad S. Coast 12,698; 12,157 244 Lanasnamillenth Western 9 1 16 24 laaairsoiscry and Enniskillen 1691 318 111 11 Mao., Buxton, & Matlock, te. 167 1 198 187 167 .ester, Sheff., It Lincoln. 7,422 6,663 9 Mandsesterand South Junction 6001 609 28 28 =rt and Carlisle 676 635 4981 4981 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,862 417 2,906645 37 37 MoaMisnds. 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 122 232 North Staffordshire 6,0081 6,141 47 47 North Western 676' 665 - 40 01f.,W0rc.,& Wolverhampton - 722 46 46 !..'eottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 6lO 664 201 291 4 .hrewsbury end Birmingham 802 888 47 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 2,0011 2,048 261 2881 South Eastern 76 031 South Wales 1,091 - 60 77 SouthYork.,Doneaster& Goole 1,178 1,287 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool 40 40 Taff Yale 0 36 36 Ulster B7Ol 908 26 60 Waterford and Limerick • 281; 466 1 13 161 West Cornwall 364 419 12 12 Whitelueren Junction 264 226 293 3041 York, Newcastle, and Bendel 17,018 15,788 266 279 York and North Midland TORSION. 671 671 Doti Rhenish 11 211 Marks &sand* l2O 209 63 63 Menissean end Troyes 63 63 Name and Liege 4121 4421 Nevem* oilmen 71 1341 Odes= end Bordeaux 234 234 Orleans nod Centsal 1661 240 Paris nail = 11,016 13,300 84 84 Paris and 160 306 Paris awl ifteshargh 6,334 9,311 69 60 Eosin and Hans 67 121 Town sad Emile 68 68 Western of haws 2,814 2,752 RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING TIL MAJICIIIIITZP., JULY 2.—There was not mach business, and prates were rather weaker. Eastern Counties, 104 ; Shsflahl, 311; North Stafford', 0; Doren, 21k; Loa ns stock, 1.t04 ; Leeds stock, 831. PCIILIC BATR3 AND WASH-110C8IDL—The sum of the combined receipts of Ma of these establishments in the metropolis, from which reports are received, was, during the past quarter, 3,6061. 3s. I Id. The receipts during the pmeeding quarter (Lady-day) were only 2,06.51. 16s. Id. This is en encouraging feet, showing the inereasing desire for timeline* amongst the great mem of the people, as well as the capability of them institutions when in active operatics. Tnz EARL or DERRY will on Monday next take op his abode at the mansion of the lat. Mr. Ilareourt, at St. Leonard's, in Windsor Forest, about three miles from the Castle. The noble earl intends to reside there dories the gamier. RAIL TVA YS. THIS DAY. Two The railway market is decidedly better and prices have in nearly every instance u us an improvement in Caledonians, Great W Lancashire and Yorkshires, South West chatter and Sheflields, and Midlands. B ct the same time rather brisk for a Saturdsky. French shares are very quiet. *amts., Asti rits:he iontuansilllllll6 ItAnsAn. roisy to 3 p.m. I Sli MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The English stook market was again heavy today, and quotations at one period of the afternoon ruled at a decline of 1. This was shortly after the receipt of intelligence, as stated in a second edition of the Daily Nero, that a plot had been discovered at Paris having for its presumed object the assassination of the President. Some degree of uneasiness was natu rally produced, and as information was soon after wards received that to-day's Bourse at Paris had opened Rut, Consols were sold as low as 100 ex div., the reaction being also felt to some extent in the railway market. At the close of the official hours, however, the feeling of the market was decidedly bet ter, the quotation being 1001 to l, ex div. for 16th July and after that period a further improvement of 1 took place. All the other markets likewise closed with a favourable tendency, there being an absence of the-sellers of the morning. The official report of business in the home stocks is as follows: Three per Cent, Consols, for the opening, 1001, 1,1, 100, 1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 101, 1001, 1. New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1041, 1,1, 104, 1. Bank Stuck, 2251. Excliesuer Bills of the March inns an tooted 761. to , 95. prem.; ffitte June,' 1194.110211. India Bonds,B9s.prem. These prices show no change. Foreign stocks were dull during the greater part of the day, but closed firm. Prices experienced no fluctuation. Sales are reported at the annexed figures : Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 821 (exchange fixed at 10 6. per £). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., itt. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, 961. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 10. Mexican New Three per Cents., 271, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1041; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 08. Portuguese Four per Cents., 381, 39. Russian Five per Cents., 1171, 1181; ditto Fourand-e-Half per Cents., 1021, 1, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, lath July, 94i, 931, 91, 931. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211 cx div. The City of Poona'', which has just sailed from Gravesend for Port Phillip, took out gold coin to the value of 33,0001. The Posthumous is to-day re ported off the coast w ith a further quantity of gold from Australia. This arrival is regarded with inter est, as she brings an extraordinary nugget of pure gold, weighing no less than 271bs. 6oz. latlwts., and valued at 2,000/. This is the largest and most valuable lump of the precious metal ever received in England. It was found at Forest Creek, Mount Alexander, in the colony of Victoria, and the letters mention that it had been " regarded with extraordi nary interest, even in our go:d-ridden community." It was shipped by Mr. Joseph Herring, of Port Phillip, to Messrs. Herring of Old Broad-street. There are also numerous other large pieces brought in by the Posthumous, one weighing lib. fez. whilst several weigh upwards of 11b. each. Amongst the miscellaneous transactions in the house to-day, Peninsular end Oriental Steam shares were dealt in at 41, 811, and 64 being a decline ; ditto New, at :tat,. Madras Railway shares are quoted 21 to 3 prem.; Ebro Canal, par to 1 prem.; Crystal Palace, 1.16 dis. to par. The dividend declared at the meeting of the London Dock Company to-day was at the rate of 2!. 10s. per cent. fur the half year, being the usual amount. At the annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Dutch Rhenish Railway, held at Amsterdam on the 30th ult., a resolution was passed, empowering the directors to distribute to the shareholders out of the saved interest on the bonds of 9,000,000 florins in their possession, 60 cents or one shilling per share. The directors and commissaries retiring by rotation were re-elected, and the new commissaries elected were—Mr. Thomas FAlwards Moss, M. P. If. Tromp, and M. M. If. GodAroi. Mr. B. Booker Carting was also elected president, and Mr. C. W. Hesleden vice-president, of the direction for the ensuing year. There was a dividend meeting to-day in the case of Mr. A. A. Lackersteen, at the Court of Bank ' ruptcy. About 7004 of assets are in hand, which will yield a first dividend of rather less than Is. in the pound. Another company has just been started, with a view to promoting emigr ation to our southern colo nies, under the title of the "Great Australian Emi. ration Company." The capital is fixed at 100,0004 in 1/. shares. Amongst the undertakings of a miscellaneous character, about to make calls upon the market, is the " London Necropolis and National Mausoleum." The bill for the incorporation of this company has received the royal assent. The site of the cemetery is at Woking-common, in Surrey. The capital pro posed to be raised is a quarter of a million, in 25,000 shares of 10/. each. One of the most important linksproposcd to be added to the French railway system is the line from Blesmo and Saint-llizier to Gray, conceded to the Grand ' Junction Railway of France. Feeding through some of the most important districts of Central France, and forming a connexion between the chief lines already in operation, it is not surprising that the views of the company have met with great favour from the government. The financial basis of the company consists of a contribution of ten millions of francs (400,0001.) front the Strasbourg Company, a loan bearing a government guarantee of 41 per cent. per annum interest for fifty years, to the amount of twenty-two millions (sso,ooor.), and a share capital of sixteen millions (610,0001.), with a guarantee of 4 per cent. for a similar period; making a total of forty-eight millions of francs (1,920,0001.). The contribution from the Strasbourg Company is to be made in ten payments of one million francs each, as the works progress. It appears from a statement in the Juurxal des atemins de Fey that the 32,000 shares representing the capital of the company have been entirely subscribed for, of which 0,400 are held by French subscribers, whilst no less than 25,600 havo been taken up on our side of the channel. After depositing the caution money, amount ing to 40,0001., the sum of 88,0001. is now in hand for commencing the works. The period fixed in the concession for the construction of the lino is 5 years, but it will probably be finished earlier, as the sur veys have been actively carried on, and the important section, from Blesmo to St. Disler, will be opened, it is expected, in 1853. The line will be of the greatest importance to the metal trade of the depart ment of the Haute-Marne. The consumption of the furnaces in thiadistrict is already 132,600 tons of coal, coke, and wood per annum, which it is anticipated will be doubled. The transport of iron ores, and other minerals, coming in addition to the agricultural traffic, is also relied upon as susceptible of great develop. ment, the more especially as the other means of transport in this district have hitherto been very scanty. According to the report presented to the Legislative Chamber, the total receipts of the lino are estimated to amount, within one year after the opening, to 4,148,625 f. (165,8650; and the total expenses to 1,788,500 f. (71,54011, which leaves the profits at 2,358,125 f. (94,32414 After paying interest on the loan guaranteed by the state, the same autho rity estimates that the net dividend on the share capital will be 71 per cent. per annum, irrespective of the increased profits expected to be derived from the general development of the various districts, and the through traffic, connected with Belgium, Eng land, Switzerland, and Italy. This statement is in teresting, as showing the great benefits which the direct co-operation of the government is conferring on French railways. It is evident that in the present position of the money market the terms con ceded are particularly good, and hence we can scarcely be surprised at the large amount of British capital that has found its way into the undertaking, however much we might wish that the development of home enterprise should form the chief aim of our capitalists. We understand that no further call will be made on the shareholders in this company for the next six months, as the directors have determined to issue the 4i per cent. debentures, guaranteed by the govern- PAWS. Ivt.o 2. li ft* --- r 71 0 92 23 losnaist I For Account. lilibee. Loma. 1.11 . S per (Onto 11 pet Cents Cent,. i 102 23 102 60 102 23 101 GO 4 per ... ... 3 par Ceuta ... .. ... ... 3 par Oasts. New Loan ) • . ... Itaabanno on Insdna;: stMekt. 2 5 27i : 90 00 7% 23 07 3. Nalltus, 3 preCt.llllo 101 Money Navin: noon: 43 Do. 3 Piedmont 3 4.01 OS 23. I rosary Bonds ... ... Do. 0, 1633 rams, JULY 2.—St .. Germain • Versailles (right Mak), —; ditto . (left bank), 3)0; Paris ' NW Odour, 1,23t0 ; Ptns and Rouen, 1172 30; Noma sad Havre, 310; Idaimeilletand Arland , 43375; Strasbourg and Bale, 27230; Northam 61230; Pals sad membourg, 693 • Paris and Lyons, b7l MI • Men. imam and *Troyes, 211 SO ; • Ourat —; Dieppe and Diena....; Paris and Samna, 97 SO; Bordasan and Taste, 132 SO; Dirintmeller and Onto, 623 ; Gray, 316 15. BERLIN, JUNE 30.—Voluntary Loan 102 1. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ( 183 0), 103; ditto (1132), 1031 ; National Debt, 921. Commercial .Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, 104. VIENNA, JUNE 30.—Five per Cent. 111eutlliques, 97. New Loan (Series B) 1101 1 Bank Shares, 11,116; Exchange on London, 11.46. woo to Iron 941 W Is r la i r d t r Zerzgaire I ftevelrae‘ 011 1.4. 10ul ,DeAlisaßbt..3o/Sall.C. kbbiseli• .Closesusi 111110.2.1 . 'Oak Uubliard Illerthuse. thazdea lu tzthosil Abet teat NO= airml LAID) n.. r. balm Meath , ' . Worm Ualek 4 iime nor _ be. ll. es. it FmtV I pg !von ledie lloek. 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South Wales -meth TorkskillicerDa *tattoo awl Hartkpool Wjertard Watalard and LillitTCll. Wr!t Cornwall _ _ Took,Nsueeotlr•BweW Do. do. V.areas , aos Do.O.D.Lhielloso Took sod North Mtellaz UNU LEASED AT ;ffiiTcllTT‘o — ;7/7r1.71 _anteo ftoa.. to Ot. rot I W. ;la b Innl.ors ittoroar. _ 088184 to Gr.tWobiert DIM Maoist &gamut* (Wool lo (gist Water c booliosbolik. (Iwo! Os losioaltS.Wrotorn, ;CI f Joso3o• =fthaak* Etaill aped ssabdrisur Op.a. I k tli. listrasz) Oloomter Dria fo rest Usllkile)by (I.lcsko4 oi Ds. 4 Eons (ditto) Do. Awns (Mita) Linda Irsdford I larisa eat tirecawlek Doused to South Easters Ditto Prelim* (ditto) Lowir.oft Duar.4pieCtst. (lewd to NorMk) IforthersiZaitirs peril Poisid to Ilist.Cosahrit E d Preitishielre (lies. Los. G.N.Wiit.GLa se.hYork Ditto skein (A (ditto) load., aad Roldate Ossild tit thiateso Ikea= and Disc Is Geist Ifollbsta De.llloptith task ilstb.Osole. Nis. to Lis. d York. SotithStalibitlielre Visaed I to Mr. 11Visesi Wow Valk% d p. Ct.rea (lewd to StoratosiDar thtto Ditto Ditto . Witte It dosterrat (tr ue ' to Great Motors) PIEVIVIEDII Abraders Drab No. 2, 7 per Cent.— oerairalea SHP ICI Moran rad Holykeel . It. 101 Denim Perak, sod Alai.; does Diorama Si 6i si , Do. de. pur..) 7 per Ct. , It lirst.Owiatell pe.,Nol 11 MN, as. 50.3. 11 pis Da Dowd per Cent. otora ill lit sialletraDumasisrlers.tat i 1:11 17 = L itlralarasb. =d Durk% se por Mut Sinbeilf Cludi i s If e I pia WeeintDDrali OWera.Mtillikeirtes Ise the r 1 1 pea Gt.Werarra. mait ILiamblielfferks. IP LSO Us, Otra.eper et DIM Own I pet, 1532 1 / 1 1•411SaletWOMITS New tosirairrraraisalsk pis. ler.lll•Malae. ies.tiol De. New . I Do. Se MailtralCon..Or.&l3.9p.Ct Ditto Preference Norfolk Eramerioo Du.Goaranteed 3i /,North British ... 1 IMs 32 34 104 Ir 4 'HAMS. ~diaip $1 4 pm 121 IS 101 11 13 131 1 1 pas 149) I! ) Par Ipm 22 22 34 4 110 112 e 2 2i pm I 04 pm 101 111 171 IS IS 1 1 4 I 20; id 37 102 104 44 $4 4 I KS 'Deltic% Woromtvr, ac d; Wolves., CIS. 6 pisCeol, Do. do. do eltrewr.kellatallleor.ll 1 11 per Cent_ South Teak. 4 per et. 004. Walerfxd .14 Kilkenny ' York, Devreartle,le Ot.Worti of fLog.parth, roazioN w ! Nam% Maas I Vi•rece iclaer!erol uerl kr wiellasa IILWATIL t 4 23 ll_ __II Date! Root Indian ... .• Great ladSaa Dw Do. (hand Junction of VMS; Ot.Wastof Canada.Sbase, ie. Roads' (Int eon. Timed law Ploik 1111 14y,1833, dile in MT, It pe/cent. Da (Railway) Dn. (NW)... [Fla 1 ........................ ... .. LW de. New .., .. Namur and Lep ... .. Northern of emu*._ . __. Do. :01. 3 per et. Boa& (foe B. & .Imievia ohs.) chimer, ..a.l liar,leaaa . Paris anil Loris .„ . Paris lad Orieras ... .. Pane and Roan ... . I . V, red •traiibil.rir .. brie. awl Slain ... .. 4embre oat Ili ate .„ roue* rod Neater .„ .. 1 Wert riaadreni... ... .. Wotan of Yresto... .. "ii 2C - ifs 3 61 pea li If „ 4i 4i si e t. 9 1 _ -6 1 iL 244 2 1111 4 5 5 1 46 1 6 0 %I 55 14 t iff jai Si Si 5 44 eu Si Se pia 25i 261 11/ lei l• lii 111 T 3 _ ;°! t2f 13 tq 111 a * ak Oi Ti 1 1 II lei lvf 4- a 191 M 82 63 67 f 1 fi) 00i SI Ai 12$ 127 444 4)4 98 elf SI I 86 101 1I gig 831 63 4 ale 3 2, „ Ilf 1111 8. 1074 108 g 1,3 130 g Ci 7 1 P , S Si 21 W2II 97 1g 1 As lig 18y " 3 31 n 1 i 4 di* 34 43f A 41 4 4 1 4 dim I 41 10 9 dis $ 23 4113 93 o 61 44 Rh IL Ala 1 1 pas T2i 73 32i 73 34 84 fl ti ii Ii CU 93 le 143 141 ▪ 21 AU SO 46 di. 19 30 73 74 36 4 Se par — 1 pas 31 14 13 14 6 63 2 11 74 4 1 T s 3 ak 6 die " UNTAI, 31 31 tii Ne 30e 114 :94 see 1111 191 111 51 118 180 31i 22y 112 lls :0 32 2 884 27 i.e 110 3 13i t3i 380 IS OS - .• 2 1 N ISO 11l ISO 133 Ili I \ I IN 107 i S 130$ 1 301 Ili Pi 44 1 4 U'l 74 i I 4 100 100 100 100 100 100 14 - 0 - I 4$ 100 IN 10 114 0 I 47 60 114 40 114: 1 \ SI. IS Ili - 1 4 e 1 le an s U 1 01 WI mcnt, which, in the easy state of the money market, will be easily placed. Thu market fur Foreign Exchanges this afternoon presented no variation of much importance, (loot , bons remaining about the same as last poet, with limited supply of hills. Paris was, however, too freely offered at 23.271 to 30 for short, and 25.45 471 for 3 months. Amsterdam decl;ned again trifle, closing 12.01 to 1, very little paper being the maiket. Hamburg, on the other hand, met wi leas inquiry, and left off a shade higher at 13.9 10. Frankfort was done at 120`-' to For bills Italy the demand was brisk at previous rate Sicily was done in favour of sellers, as high as 12.1 No change occurred with respect to bills on Spaii and Portugal, the latter still being very dull. \lent was much offered at 12 florins, and only a few ape culative purchases were effected at that rate. Trieste marked 12 to 12.6. The prices negotiated are follows: Tim. Pricos negotiated. Pairs 10 Amsterdam pert Short 115.19165. ...HILO! sty. Ditto Rotterdam tilsodoog and Alton% ~ „ 13nics. 9i edit. i3mm. 10 .13. Frazdeurt.on.the.lleine per £lO „ 1200. ilia. ... 1:00. Okr Vanua per X „ 111. iliar. ... 121. 34r. Trieste irsrp B Ast illemis 11: 4"......"..."-- W Ditto ,, 3 Months fr . F . 43e. ... l'lrr. Vic Barre ...- a a I.sfr. 4740. .. 1111 fr. 303„ Bordeaux. 23lr. 474 0 . ... 23 r. 39e. LSOLo lO a If It 2Str. 424 e. ... 05h. 50e. Allreitiii „ „ 31(r. 474 e. ... 291 r. Soc.. Oases lessioini .... ....... r.t%.per duet t ~ 41 peso. .. 414 peace .. ........ ..... pee oases ~ 12 9 penal ... 1234 pence Mi. . Madrid pee grader ~ 19j pence ... 49 pence Cadiz „ „ 401 peney ... 4' pease Malan -... ~ ~ 494 prow ... 49 pow* Gibraltar a a 494 pence ... 49 ivies Seville ..- „ „ 494 pence ... 49 pence Boredom. „ „ 494 pence ... Ir penal ..... =.= (!ro . r . to _ _ "-•- " _ - - pence ... 49 , el.ce pence .. 3$ pence pence ... Di uenee reteneboze ... per ruble ;ena; 374 ience The bullion market remains unchanged. A very large amount in silver will be brought in from Mexico by the packet due on the sth. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng. land for the week ending Saturday, the 26th of June, is as follows : BANK UI EN ULAN D.—Arcorse for We week main; Jura 2d, 1539. --.--, • i , .1 II oIItraITIIIIPT. I Soto lowed .. ...... /3:4&• 1 1,175 I,lourranant I,•AL 411.01:,111, 1.t.h.4 Securltin .1.944,...0 Gold Coln .1.4 114.thas 21.55.1..40 ikes. 111ulllos L!5,f87.176' 105.551%173 sassisie DI eroprtanra* Rapt,' ....314.563,.•77 IteA . 3,U77.044 rukai . 164;c461110.4.1: Var. 11.0113. st.unal asW 7,7 oast Noostritko Ineled. bowl wolies A/As:ass) Other docuritio . / ...... .. "."4 52C Note/ . 10.753241 s Goa maa 6;!!' • • • 14,1/4i,r,") us " 436.600 huts .1 .1 aly..teetal 74'4..979 0tt.dr1)1....a.4 12.1334. 0 21 4 .wernAmaa.lotluesitill. L. 70.330119 July 1,195 i 42.33.g.* N. MAIISIIALL. Chief C.:der. The above returns when compared with those for the previous wetk, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £35,657,175 Increase £634,210 Circulation active 21,342,655 Decrease 04,480 Public deposits 7,696.979 Increase 740,160 Other depwits Government securities in 1 banking department 13,874,526 Wi!hout alteration. 0 ther .ccurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,268,098 Increase 43,292 The Rest The Reserve This return is chiefly remarkable for the large accession to the stock of coin and bullion, which now amounts to more than twenty-two millions. In the The amount of increase, 607,000/., is the largest increase noticed for many weeks past, and will be regarded with much interest Meanwhile the influx of the precious metal is proceeding more rapidly than ever, as is shown by oar almost daily announcements of large arrivals from Australia, California, Mexico, the United States, or the continent. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of ail the private banks of England and Wale*, during the week ending the 10th of June, was 3,419,169/4 in the week preceding the amount was 3,451,6131. There is consequently a decrease of 32,4441. The note circulation of the joint stock banks during the same week was 2.791,329/.; and the previous week's return being 2,812,3601., the decrease is shown to be 21,0311. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 21,437,0331. (being 152,1401. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 27,647,5331., which shows on balance an increase of 98,6631., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 12th of June, and an increase of 2,543,3841. com pared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,278,9061., and the joint-stock banks 618,638/. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,807,5641. below the fixed amount. The return of the Northern Banking Company of Ireland for the four weeks ending June 12, omitted in the Dublin Gazette, has been furnished to us from the head office of the Bank in Belfast, and is as fol lows : Amount of notes authorised, 243,4401. Average amount of notes in circulation : 31. and up wards, 23,4271.; under 51., 157,6441. Average amount of coin held: gold, 19,3511.; silver, 9,720/. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English funds are sensibly firmer to-day, and the other departments of the market have also as sumed an improved appearance. Consols are quoted 1001 to' cx die. for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to 1; the New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 104; to ; Bank Stock, 223 to ; Exchequer 13i11s, March, 78s. to 765. prem.; India Bonds, 925. prem. Business in the foreign house is very quiet, and prices may be reported unchanged. Mex►can New Bonds mark 274 to 1.; Granada Deferred, 9; to ; Spanish New Deferred, 22 ex div.; Peruvian De ferred, 671. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PUBLIC BALE& JOLT 2. By Men. ROSISTS tad ROST, at t h e Mast.-- Freehold house, Mostpelier.road, Rye-lase, Peckham, an oust value 241.-2801. Two leasehold himsta, Nos. 29 and :10, Skinner•street, Clerkenwell, let sk 401. per annum, held for 70 years from 818 at 101.:-300/. Me•an. CAv and REID, at Garraway's.—A learAold re, sidenee, 22, Queen's-road, Gloucester-gate, Reg:gee-park let at 761. per annum • term unexpired, 92 years ; ground rent 12/.—sold for 9001. The Granby Arms, 25, Granby-street, Hampstead-road, let at 511. 16s. per annum ; around rent, 10/. ; term turez. I plied, 74 years—sold for 9001. THIS DAY. .tom• Two o•CLocc. Microld sluing iiirsa-aal withrilikurtra lion of Liberty, which have fallen to 11 prem. River have advauecd to 5-16 to 7-1 f prem. Britan nia, 2 to I Cimino Illumine Va. Abaft. Lieu. 'FredieLl pekes 1 4100, 1 yarlei&y.: to.day. - • , 100,005 1 Aim Fria . . .-- lan A I Pga 1 5 1 -. 100,000 la. .telgto 4:4114;5ii"; .. l Au • 4 i : 0 1 1 15,000 27 Asturian " . 10,000 10 Am:read ue = 2 ' 4 1 1 re 20,000 20 Auntrabaa AI 3 1 100,000. I Aertralian Fralield 50,1100 I Awe Maria all 1 4 4 ful 0,00. 41 Blarnarvms Iran and C 0 1 all ... ... ; 100,00. I iirltith A uelrolian (odd all .to 33 10,000 brazil. I mp. (0 0 . at 3/. pm. 21. 3 1 . I 4 11,004 311 Da. Caesesond Culabs - MI i- - 11,000 TO 1)0. lit. JOOOll.l 11.7 ~ IS - - 1 110,000 I CIIIIIIIVA CrerO all 4 4 Pao 12,005 .. Cates Copper 100,000 i Colonial Coldl ' I 1. 4 pot 34 _ 07piapo - - I 70,000 Eng et Awnrallan Copper ill I 4 olis ' 1.; 20,000 2 ,Otmeral .-. in . I 5,,010 ; WM.:. Mountain ; all I . dis ; 11.005 •Ot P01g001b...... all ; 14 :. pea. 100,001 I L rra iberty • all ; 1 poi 105,000 I lake Llatliuret.., ... -, ; all I, 4 1. 3 2. . da .50,010 ; Loa. Seralilor,flilta.C all 4 I dal I . 10,000 1 Wales. & RoutaArsarioan 0 4 44 2001,0.0 171er Granada -..• .- all 11We ' TOO,OOO I Nouveau Monde sa 4 3Pm 1 4 130,000 'Part Philip _. :Ili I PO l I &MOO bluseta lbAk ; all 6 dri ; 7,400 3 Santiaao de Cola l4 112 60,070 I 'math Austra li an... ...... .. 1 I i din pat 0,500 1 ; Ti,; ('tuft 43,174 10.184 Caitml Mexican 000,1 1 ,111i.4 Mariam.... e.; WEEKLY SUMNIARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCIN(.-LANIS, SATUILDLY MoltNlNn. A good amount of business has been transacted in the colonial markets, but prices generally have not been sup ported. Of Sugar the puhlic sales have been rather small : for British descriptions steady rates have been obtained ; by private contract several floating cargoes have been sold, and rather lower prices have been accepted. The doubt which at present exists as to the measures to be adopted respecting chicory has tended to depress the Coffee market, and sales cannot be made on the same terms as at the close of :Ist week. Considerable business has been done in Saltpetre at rather advanced quotations for the low sorts. In Tea very little has been done by private contract ; but at the public sale of the 29th ult. a good proportion sold at previous prices. . _ . .., 1 [THREEPENCE. ket,i MINES. PILIDAY EVT.NING. I i non The inquire for all good dividend and speculative 0 eta- mining stocks continues active, and a considerable ii to h a business has again been done to-day, sellers easily son ` realising full prices. The prices at which sales have been made are reported to us as follows by the most : a respectable brokers and dealers ; but due allowance ; ,' n , must be made for the wide margin frequently exist- • ',"." in g in this variable market us between buyer and ` e seller :—Devon Great Console, 31-3 ; Tineroft, 111., on / ; Wheat Harriett, 295., 325. r ed. ; South 'feigns, .i i , 4 ; 1 :' 165; West Wheal Bushell, 2!, ; Weal Arthur, 20 ; '''','' Alfred Consols, NI; Great Wheal Alfred, 27, 23, 29, I ' a r e 30 ; South Tolgus, 160, 16.1 ; West Providence, 49; kinna %West Caradon, 150 ; Cupid, 10 ; South Tamar, 53, I i P e ' Bedford United, 6 ; Copia!" 51. The gold mining shares were firm, with a mo- i rste ' 28 Berate business. Nouveau Mondes were better at i I to '1 prem. The non-official quo:itions are as 141- lows :—.Australian Consols, I, die. to par ; Melbourne, i Iv . - par toy prem. ; Royal Australian Mining, I. dim. to tr , i prem.; Tuba River, par t o 1 preen. ; B r it ann i a , 4 1 1 b eh. to 4 dis. ; Baden-Baden, 4 dim. to 1 prem.; the Con- r neuters Mining Companies of Ireland, Ito L prem. 1• . WOOL MARKFA.-TIIIS DAY. The German Wool market is so bare of stock that very little lute been sold this week. About 170 hales by the Caledonian have arrived (rem Hamburg, but these are not yet warehoused. The few new fleeces that have been offend are very highly limited, and manufaetwen must have different ideas of the value of Wool from what they have lately bad, to purchase until their present stork is worked out. The colonial Woolsale s at the flail of Commerce will commence on !Friday neat, and probably continue till the second Saturday . in August, although the brokers have only drawn for the nth August. The quantity at present arrived is upwards of 50,000 bales, and the elections may interfere with a few of the early days of the sales. There is no doubt the sales will go off well, and the June priors be fully maintained. The woollen manufacturer.' are generally in full work ; the stock of cloth is low; there is a very fair demand, and, if we have a' good ingathering of the harvest, the labouring population in the woollen distracts may calculate on a fair day's labour and a fair day's wages in the coming winter. TALLOW NIA RKET.—THIS DAY. The market is flat to-day, and pneem hare a downward tendency. Town Tallow is quoted 36.. Yd. nett rash ; l'e tonburg, Y.C. on the spot, 385.; October to December, Ms. 3d. ; January to Mart h (18.53), ads. 9d. to 395. MAlicrr AVEIIAOIS.—Town Tallow , 39.. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Id.; yellow Russian, 40s. Od. ; melted stuff, 27.. Gd. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 12s. ; good dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports • dull trade, at the tollowin2 prices:—Prima Meadow hay, its. to 841.; inferior, 68s. to 725. ; new, 565. to fids. ; Bowen, 705.; Clover, old, 841. to 1001.; new, 60s. to 705.; Straw, 28s. to 32a. METALS.—Mr. Nioate's circular states that the iron market has been very much excited this week, and large operations have been effected in Scotch pigs at an advance of fully ss. per ton. Many thousand tons have changed hands at prices varying from 425. up to 455. per ton for mixed numbers, three months open, f. o. b. at Glasgow, while 4.55. per too, immediate cash, hu been paid. The market is firm at 455. dd. cash, and 465. three months open. Holders anticipate a much higher advance. Rai s Orders have been taken for delivery at the end of the year, at 61. per ton at the works. Bars are s e lli ng a t 51. .51. per ton f. o. b. in Wales, for beet mskes. Staflurd shire iron continues in large request from anticipations of advanced rates. Spclter is looking better ; holders asking 151. 15e. per ton on the spot; 200 tons have been sold to arrive at 151. 7s. Gd. per ton ; the stock consists of 0,578 tons, being 562 tens less than last month. Lead very firm, without alteration. In copper, nothing new—the scarcity continues. Tin is easy, 150 slabs Straits sold at 82s. ; in Banes, no sales to report. Tin plates in moderate demand without change in prices. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit are plentiful. The supply of Eng lish fine-apples is remarkably good, but the prices are get ting lower; the same may be said of Hothouse ()rapes. Strawberries are improving in quality. A very few dessert Apples may still be obtained. Oranges are plent,fully sup plied, and very good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Large quentitits of French Cherries continue to be supplied, borne of them bringing only 3d. per lb. Young Carrots, Beans, and Artichokes also continue to be supplied from France. New Potatoes are corning in very plenti fully. Pcu are improving. Mushrooms are dearer. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Epaerises„ Pelargoniums, Mig nonette, Roses, Azaleas, Lily of the Valley, etc. COALS.—Eostoos, ita,v 2. Ships at market 188; sold, 58.—Carr's Hartley, 145.: Hartlepool West Hartley, 13.. 64. ; Lonnridge's West Hartley, 14.. ; New Tantleld, 12s. 3d.; Smith's West Hartley, 14s. ; Tanfiehl Moor, 12i. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 12a. ; 13a. 94. ; Walls End Harlow, 14a. ; Eden Main, 15s. ; Walla End Hatton, 165.; Walla End Haswell, ; Walls End Lambton, 15s. Gd. ; Walls End Plummer, 145. 3d. ; Walls End Itussel's Hatton, fid. ; Walls End Stewart's, ; Walls End Cassop, Wall. End 11nrtlepool, ; W a lb Had Kelloc, ti c dd. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. tid.; Walls End '1 hornley, 14s. 9.1.; Walls End Backhouse, 135. 9d. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Carditf, 219.; Sidney's Hartley, 145. lIOP INTELLIGENCE. BOVOIITON bIONCHELSEA.—The hops in our neighbour hood are looking very well, and are growing vigorously. They are very slightly changed in colour, but a little warm, dry weather will soon remedy that. They are free from Met or fly, and are very clean. CHART SUTTON.—We continue to grow very foot, and look well. Hero and there is some talk of fly, but very little ;we hear of no mould. The rains have had very little effect upon us as yet, there being very little change in the colour. LI/EDS.—The hops are looking well and grow fast, are perfectly free from vermin, and have very little change in colour. We do not hear of any mould by tog perceptible. Surrots VALT.NCE.—The hops about us are looking well. In some few instances they have turned rather yellow in consequence of such continuous rains. We want a little warm dry weather. We hear of no vermin or mould. Loose, July I.—Our bine is ou the whole very fair ; some grounds arc certainly wanting of b . ne, but clean cul tivation is new going on, which perhaps will give the slack piece fresh vigour. ButoirruNti, July I.—Wc arc clean but very unkind, and getting yellow, and many Lines dying away, although fast on the stock. 441i 4 99g 9 WI I 4 41i Si 1131 ll' f Vii! 104 1 7 I 1 71 U 21 )1 i 1 111 i