The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-21 00:00:00

~-~~ Ai • " 4- 2 C 4-•- I Ttt *lxinti No. 1,530.3 11111111 ES CARIUAGEN, NEW AND SECONDUANIE OP ELIE BEST DEOCEIII7OA. MESSRS. ROBSON and CO., 56, SOUTH AU DULY nTREE r,raser of Yount-atneei3Oromennereguare, Yea ready for hardier, us amoral step pima Harm-x% • i:b sad without Cs. and ander 'rings. Chart t., Lawlata Crodu sad brambeta Also very elegant , W sty.lin George-tite-Fnuttli }wets... liming Eli team., and oi:um end noelatile., rngi• ar.d doabiab dad, Itroughams, sal timelier% Er one And ire* Ware. halm on ME with Wanly to parchme. All carriages sold r torwiteil twelve maths. &meal remalhaad light Boxighum ham 53 gainear to 67 gainer. TEWELLERY. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, ityCurYill Mambas-Wm vide!. 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Yuman:to TIOUNIIttat.EIT tbstlettlad Cutlery, Nickel 0a or, sad Plaid Wino) is Woe*, las 11 •11 14 is the CWWWWW I of ' wit eh, web tisorrewthp. • at (Fr P m c: 1 4 4 )14: 1111 41-w10. turae.l ft.: ovvi atlets let *psn*ed of.—a 9. CKPOIIII-STRUT (te-wr of NresiNn. treat'. !ea. I a 0 1, NRWMAN.STREET sal PERKY'S Pl. Arr, LOlttlara. Padb. la Welltatrect, Mk ND VENT-PRO REQUIRED for BARLOW'S NEW INVT.STILD SLLY-ACTING RTPIION TAP, aWisak ornista i s We, eider, or otter Mein, from bastorag Sat or mita. prior b. IL; iiato Sleetro hated, *,t Sherry, se., • lity ming width • gre..t sating s.'.l he reasal. The tinbre Too, Tarr, tarred on, ss..Mta Leto the mit reads* to OttiPP the *tor to Om ems store; asd Mos tb• tap %tared es the air tame lentil Met. I* olvastapa ttn ob. ?tom. Tn.e test plat my W draws tel se tel.* NM Ise aoselltisi es ohm the ash me Bret sopped. The iropartmeo at premon tram •s d..)5 th e &ea, no neat. enmot to overrated. It it • lien Imnws Mt, SLit aattt tors me ones t..e preditiosim emir at cholera Also may *linda sreet rirkly of ftlpPfigt tape se areatly mimed t.teLniV, !unlade:r isentroemr, 14, Kiri/ Ma. Xisaiion-Anwe. Estilgit.Led The abets are war. esanel to ore emite sett.eartkoi. None genuine nano. Camp. a with 3. bar! .7in rouse awl ad.'s m.—TM tr. le rnegiaed.—.l. B. weber grubs a Leo robot ot tapping 'wain\.b.-It is Is the Great Zzlithl.rio. Liss. 22, ?to. 411. 117 an assets omit erring It. a #Ollll 1,1 *ftr . • ) 1 1 .art MMIQUEF.S, Tents, Flags, Sun Blin , !e, Ind Men Mr.. -3311.1.1.3.41 PICIGOTr, M3roraelunr to the r.dde rlof 4 rldnane44, ham prepared fur the meson a 1.11:r Sfrrt-liat 3141.431'F.E., TEND% and 1 4 1..M.:4 4 , for or Mkt aiA334; dm lent. for Urfeket Chiba. 14rniarra and temporary roe= aneua and Croakily fhb,: up. kkt e.nthi and waterproof wanton and art eueera 'old 443 rea.maatde trltilf. T. rovillaos on lure tor kenos.. mube r. m r p unmelutelr atten.lcel to by WILLIAM ru..:Airr. 113, rure.atreet, London.—Emtgranta . Ten* Le is. TO LADIES.—ROWLANI)S' KALYI)OI4, for the thin mu complexion.—ltke dlminenistml for ids extremely Muhl, purifying arra rwr.blosi Mitts is the din, whise, by its action on the ram mat @mete reeectory Terwirr, It expels all impurities trim the suttee*, allay. every tchedney to Inflammation. and tans effectlially dlrrlpette all ruiner., tan, pimple., weote, freckles, Ms co'neatiorx, and other ruts:mem vi,itutiarei. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, and the enftnewr and delicacy which It Induces on the hand. and arms, render it indirie neede to every to ht. Gen tlemen, alter .tonne, find it allay ml and Mon and 'moans. of the Ain, and rendre it mit. rourrarh, and pleserant. Beware of eputlons Italydnta toe pale. The weeds Kirmlann.' lialydor " tree on the 'mover of 11.. 0 , 1 , 1i60 articse, and Rowland am: Son, TO, !futon fl darn," tire also engrave .: • n the government damp ailed rn ...ch brittle. Price 44. did. and as ed.-hold by them, and by Chemists am Newt ta rti DU HARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD. "Twenty-flee years' Nereramerm, Comtipatlon, Indlrestlon, sod Deli;ay, from whit I hid suffmial great mieety, and which no medicine could remote or relent tare been effectually cured by your Pool, in s very .Met time.—W. R. hems; Pool Anttoey, Tiver ton." Eight your,' dyspepsia, scrumneer, debility, math cramp., ammo, and mom; for mach say servant had tomtit:ad the advice ni many. Mier taro effectually removed by DU DUCKY'S delicious l'ool is a very atm time. Rev. Jolts W. Ram% Ridlington Rectory, Nerbilit." "Three yestie eseerdve nervolomme, with prise in my neck and kft arm, and getirmil debility, which ren dered my fur eery minerable, haa been radical: remoted by DU BARRY'S &Wows Fwd.—Ales. Stuart, Are of Rom, Skibbereed." Mold In canbtem, mitt full isstructioo; welO. imp Ile., at te. 21b., nt 40. ed.; lib., at Ifs.; 121 t, at 24. 11s. per-refined quality, WlO., at 33.'.; Mb., at 225.; fate 10th. and 121 b. can-ten me vent free of carriage on meeirt of Poaholltee orders by DC 1: %KIT ail Co.. 121, Seer lkodasive; London, end all Listivem. IRELAND. Dvwx, Jr Lir O. The long-promised requisition for an " aggregate miming of the catholics of Ireland," to be held in Dublin, has at length made its appearance. It comp iso, the signatures of 21 Roman catholic pre hitt., about I,lEn of the Roman catholic clergy and between two and three thousand names of trio The Tubb t intimates that Cardinal Wiseman and the other Roman catholic bishops have determined to petition the Lords for permission to be heard by counsel at the bar of their lordships house. Messrs. Hope, Serjeant Slice, and ltaddelcy arc spoken of as the counsel likely to be employed on the occasion. The same journal, with its usual tone of defiance, adds : "The law is still being beautifully broken. The merlins empowering the immediate consecra tion of the bishops elect in England have already ar rived, and will, of course, be put in force mahout delay. One ul the vacancies has already been tilled up in Rome, as we learn from a paragraph in the (Aserrtr of the irth inst." (alluding to the m( tition made in that journal of the consecration at Rome of a catholic bishop of Southwark). CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. TMIS Dar. At Lorirr.-The GentlimenT;briiewm. 71.• respottlre elevens w,U u;:on tb:s occasion be es fellow*: ntlemen-Str E. Bathurst, s. ChM', Esq., H. 1411,eas, Eel, Y- Ginter% r:ssi.. A. Ilayeartb, Erss , It. T. line. Em., A. Myna, Gas.. P. NaPPers W. likbolson, }it ., C. Wass& keg., H. Vernon. Esq. Marin,- flax, Clarke Dean. Mao. (My, Gru a J. Llllywelte, !Gaon, rasr, Wirden. At Tartkamptm Anna.-City Club v. Hereford. At flow.-Eleven Players d HiAillems v. Fifteen Gentlemen of keldlese: (benefit or Goodhew). At shaeklewell. -Northampton Park r. Aylesbury. At reckless Bye.-Peekhant Rye Independent v. Croydon United. Amateur* At Slreplleres nosh. -Sbepherd'a flash v. Acton. At Soutilmem-Last limes v. Pembeeter Club. At Psalms, -Psetau st. Lawrenee llorsforth. At litumsterry.-Mzewsisory with Adams s. Wolverhampton with Crowsland. At 5h.111.1.d.-Tbe County n• Yorkshire e. the County of Surrey. TO-1601110R. At Lal•w-Tbe above conta - reZik - Al Ant ftleLl.—Tbe atx,ve snatch rt.,Ened. At stireirsbovv.—The Above ni tzh murned. At Wnrt Wleialnen.—West %blab= v. ftr...tliatn. At %lends Pork.—lkosertoa Albion v. Prlnee Aiken &g ears ?Ark Gun. At Amptblil Park.—AsplltUl v. Luta& At L , nre—The above match concluded. At Shedlebt—Tbe above match concluded. At the Oval V.rst Batt. of Greoadler Goads v. [bird Batt. At birnebeiter—Nlcncbccer v. Chide, At Wight= Green—Vie:6m Oruro v. United Citizens (bendlt Of &rebel's' Abne-bouvev.) At Ripley y end Benin Club v. Ilerstum lintwood. TINCIIOI3.4S. . . . . At lard's--Marylihlght (lob ' s ' s:lC:mad, with three players of the Ground, V. Vold Gentlemen 0! Leerier, nth three pLiyta. At Me Om.l.—"arrey Club v. I.lnistots At Croydon. —Crorilon Vetted .tor,tenrs v. Esher, At hlaidenhead.—Slsidenhetsd v. Royal Haw Guards (Plus). At Craahrool.—Kest V. Erhard. The elevens are to be seemed Rom the allowing lists : —Kent : W. de C. R.iker, Esq., N. Vela, Myna. Esq.. It. Pee!, Eoq., Adams, Hiilyer, Martin - . 111. Filth, W. Pileh, and Weisman. trgiand : Anderson, Boa, hatterton, Clarke, Day, Dean, Grundy, Guy, Parr, 'nutty, sad Aldus. At Cameos. Wed.—lnnitcs Weld v. Bodge. FM D _ . At the OvaL—Seotch Furlivers v. Grenadier Guards. At M ainr.—Seven ()aka Vine T. Gore Court Club. At Cron!), M.—The above match rerunA)). At lAugtos Rohl.—The above match cor.c)aded. BATUROAT. At Cesabrolk.—The above match cerieuiled. APPREHENSION OF THE CHESHIRE BANDITTI. — Fire men, named Jonathan Bradley, Jacob Dean, James Middleton, Jo.eph Middleton, and Thomas Ridgeway, hare been apprehended on the charge of burglary at Mr. lline's dwelling house in Sutton. They were apprehended by Mr. Williamson, special high-constable, on Thursday last, in a watchmaker's shop in Congleton, one of the thieves (Bradley) haring offered the missing watch for sale. They were brought before Dr. Swan% irk and Major Brookehank, at the county police office on Saturday last, and remanded for a week in consequence of the principal witness being in London. HORTICULTURAL FETE. The same ill fortune as to weather which has attended the Horticultural Society in its fetes this season was likewise experienced on Saturday, but it did not pre vent very many persons from profiting by the attractions offered to them. As on the last occasion the special boon was the American exhibition, so on this it was permission to enter the grounds of the Duke of Devonshire, the president. The unpropitious state of the weather was the more to be regretted, as the show was a very good one, the plants in fine order, the colours clean, and the light just such as to set them off to the best advl.ntage. The fruit show has, perhaps, for quantity and quality not been surpassed; and the foreign visitor!, who, having at length learned the value of these exhibitions, assembled in unexampled numbers, had the opportunity of seeing that England can produce fruit of the first quality. They expressed loudly their astonishment, not only at the pines and strawberries, but likewise at the grapes and peaches. The flower show had its full part in the attractions; besides collections from all the first growers and amateurs, the Duchess Dowager of Northumberland and Mrs. Lawrence had almost emptied their conservatories of the choicest specimens to increase the display. of excellence Mr. New pelargoniums in 8-inch pots.—Large gold,3lr.Gaines. Picot:es. —Certificate of excellence, Mr. Lochner; large silver, Mr. Newell; certificate of excellence, Mr. Norman ; large silver, Mr. Bragg; silver Kuightian Mr. Whinier. Cantatiees.—Certificate of excellence, Mr. Lochner; large wirer, Mr. Bragg; certificate of excellence, Mr. Norman; large silver, Mr. Newell; silver h . nightian, Mr. Williner. Stove or greenhonsa plant.; in collections of 20 plants.— Large gold, Mr. Cale; gold Bank•ian, Mr. Frazer; gold Knightian,"Nir. Map; large Miser gilt, Mr. Stanley. Store or greenhouse plants; in collections of 14 plants.— Gold Knightian, Mr. Green; gout Banksian, Mr. Taylor. Store or greenhouse plants; in collections of 10 plants.— Gold liank‘i w , Mr. Speed; large silver gilt, Mr. Croxford ; certificate oft seelleuce, Mr. Carson. . _ Stove or greenhouse plants ; in collections of six plants.— Large silver gilt, Mr. l'amplin ; large silver gilt, Mr. Bunn; certificate of excellence, Mr. Kinghorn ; silver Knightian, M. Over, silver Danksian, Mr. N 1 anon. Exotic Orchids; in collections of 20 species of superior cultivation.—Large gold, Mr. Mylam • gold Knightian, Mr. Franklin ; gold bank4:3l, Mr. Williams. Exotic Oichids ; in collection, of 15 speeies.—Gold Bank sian, Messrs. Veitch ; large silver gilt, Messrs. Itollisson. Exotic Orchids; in collections of 10 species.—Gold Bank sian, Mr. Blake ; large silver gilt, Mr. Canon. Exotic Orchids; in collections of 6 species.—Large silver gilt, Mr. Green; large silver, Mr. Woolley ; certificate of excellence, Mr. Kiughorn. Exotic Orchids ; single specimens, displaying very supe rior cultivation.—Silver Knightian, Mr. Mylam, for a beautiful specimen of the serides °dumdum ; silver Dank rian, Mr. Balconer, fur a specimen of the remanthera roc einem; certificate, Mr. !lamp, oncidium pictum. Calosanths ; in sixes.—Large silver, Mr. Stanley. Achimenes ; in colleetit•ns of 6 di-tinet varicties.—Certi ficate of excellence, Mr. Godfrey (gardener to Dawson, Esq.); large silver, Mr. Munro; silver Knightian, Mr. Godfrey . (gardener to Le,ter, Esq.) Deliehrysums.—Certificate of excellence, Mr. Taylor; large silver, Mr. Green. Alpines ; in twelves.—Silver Kni l thtian, Mr. Turner, of Holloway ; silver Banksian, Mr. G. Turner, of Barnet. Statices ; in sixes.—Silver Knightian, Mr. G. A. Watson. Shakes, single specimens, excluding everything which can be shown singly under other heads.—Certiticate of ex cellence, Mr. Salter, for the Erica Shannon'. Largo silver, Messrs. Veitch ; Erica metuliellora bicolor. Silver Knightian, Mr. Smith ; Erica retorts major. Silver Knightian, Mr. Constantine ; Lisianthus ltunsilianus. Silver Knightion, Mr. Cole; Ilipladenis splendens. Silver Banksiam Mr. Over; Itoya bills. Silver Banksiaa, Mr. Fraser ;Kalosanthus Miscellancnus subjects, exclusive of ferns.—Large silver gilt, Mr. lesson; for a very fine pot of miscellaneous plants. Large silver medal, Mr. Lee; for variegated stove plants. Silver Knightian, Mr. Hardman; for variegated stove plants. Silver Banksian, Mr. Henchman ; a collection of New Holland pratiaecous plants. Large silver, Messrs. Standish and Noble ; for hardy new shrubs and trees. liaukvian, Mr. Williams; three species of variegated stove orchids. Silver Banlisian, Mr. Salter ; fur a collection of petunias. Certificate, Messrs. Henderson; for a collection of petunias. Ferns ; in collections of ten hothouse species.—Large sil ver, Mr. Williams. Silver Knightian, Mr. Woolley. Silver Ilanksian, Mr. Carson, Certificate, Mr. Masters. New l'iants and Flowen.—Large silver, Messrs. Hen derson; for Hrmiandra pungens. Silver Knightian, Mr. Mylam ; for Epidendrum from New Grenada. Silver Bank sian, Mr. Rollisson ; for Cartileyagranulata, lat., Leopoldii. Silver Banksian,Mesrs. Henderson ; Gordunia Javanieu. Certificate, Veiteh and Co.; lloyis from Manilla. Certifi cate, Veiteh and Cu. ; Capsicum from Peru. noses, in fift7 varieties.—Certificate of excellence, Messrs. Lane; large silver, Messrs. l'aul ; silver linightian, Mr. Francis. Itcsies, in twenty varieties.—Large silver, Mr. Tcrrv; silver Knightian, Mr. Rani:lntl; silver Banksian, Mr. Carter; certificate, Mr. Parsons _ . . Cape Heaths, in croilcctions of ten entirely distinct species. —Bold llanksian, Mr. Smith; large silver gilt, Mr. Cole; certificate of excellence, Mr. May ; new gold Banksian, Messrs. Itellisson ; large silver gift, Mr. Fairbairn ; certifi cate of excellence, Mr. Frazer. Cape ll,Ahs, in it-inch tots—Large silver gilt, Mr. Smith; eertdicate of excellence, Mr. Taylor; large rilver, Mr. Cole ; large silver gilt, Messrs. Rollisson ; certificate of excellence, Mr. Fairhairn. Cape Heaths, in 8-inch mita—Certificate of excellence, Mr. Smith; large silver medal, Mr. Taylor; silver Knightian, Messrs. Rothman. l'elargoniums ' in six species —Certificate of excellence, Mr. Stanley ; large silver medal, Mr. l'arker. Fuchsias.—Large silver, Mr. Franklin ; silver Knightian, Mr. Salter; silver Banksian, Messrs. Fraser. FRUITS. _ _ For Collections of Fruit inJiiii.—Large silver gilt, Mr. Spencer, of Itowood ; certificate of ezeellenoe, Mr. Fleming, Trentham ; hap silver, Mr. Munro, gardener to Mrs. Oddie. Pineapples, in single specimens —Queen's.—Large silver medal, llr. Junes, gardener to Sir J. Guest (weight Sibs. 12os.); silver Knightian, Mr. Frost, gardener to E. Betts, Esq. (weight :Abs. Sox) ; silver Banksian, Mr. Biggs, gar dener to J. liarchard, Esq. (weight fibs. 40z.) Envilk, Cayenne, Sugar l oaf, Black Jamaica, and Ota belie l'incs.—Large silver, Mr. Jena, Envilla (weight, Ms. 9oz. ; silver Knightian, Mr. Bray, Cayenne (weight, 6lbs. 90z.) • silver Ilanksian, Mr. Chapman, Black Jamaica (weight, 31 . bs. 120 z.). l'ravidencc l'ines.—Larze silver, Mr. Briddon (weight, %be.) • silver Knightian, Mr. Jones (weight, 101bs.); silver Banksian, Mr. Moffatt (weight, 71b. 120 z.). Grapes in put., three specimens to be shown.—Certificate of excellence, Mr. Smith, gardener to S. Iticardo, Esq. Grapes, in three hunches for private growers and sin bunches for market gardeners—Black Ilamburg.—Large salver, Mr. Stent ; silver Knightian, Mr. Henderson, gar dener to Sir George Beaumont; silver Banksian, Mr. t'mpleby, gardener to Mrs. Benson ; market gardeners' large silver, Mr. Harrison; market gardeners' silver Knightian, Mr. Spary ; market gardeners' silver Banksian, Mr. Davis, Oak Hill; large silver, Mr. Elphinstone, fur three bunches of black Hamburg, from vines in pots. Black l'rince, or We:t St. d'eter's.—Large silver, Mr. M'Quniter, gardener to Colonel Charmer ; silver Knightian, Mr. Turnbull • silver Banksian, Mr. lull. White Musiatlines, or Sweetwater.—Large silver, Mr. Rust; silver Knightian, Mr. Wood; silver Banksian, Mr. Williams; all for Muscadines. Muscats.—Large viller, Mr. Taylor; silver Kiiightlan, Mr. Campbell ; silver Banksian ' Mr. Davy, gardener t o I Mrs. Smith ; market gardeners ' large silver, Mr. Mitchell, of Brifhton. Frontignans, or other sorts, distinct from the foregoing.— Large silver, Mr. Leonard, for chasselas mosque; silver Knightian, Mr. Carpenter, for grizzly frontignan ; silver Banksian, Mr. Henderson, for grizzly frontignan. l'eaches, in sixes.—Silver Kniglitran, S. Snow, gardener to Earl de Grey ; silver Banksian, Mr. Turnbull ; certifi cate, Mr. Munro; market gardeners' silver Knightian, Mr. Wilson. Nectarines.—Silver Knightian, Mr. Tillvard ; sfiver Banksian, Mr. Martin •, certificate, Mr. Turnbull; market gardeners' silver Knightian, Mr. Wilson of Warwick. Cherries, in dishes of Ilb.—Black : Silver Banksian, Mr. Marcham ; certificate, Mr. Busby; market gardeners silver Banksian, Mr. Myers of Brantford; market garden ers' certificate, Mr. Gainsford, jun. White.—Silver Banksian, S. Snow, for Elton cherries; certificate, Elliot, fur biguroons ; market gardeners' silver Banksian, Mr. Myers, for bigaroons. Strawberries, one dish each.—British Queen and similar kinds—Silver Banksian, Mr. Elliot, for British Queens; certificate. Mr. Eckford, for British Queens ; market gar deners' silver Banksian Mr. Beach, fur British Queens ; market gardeners' certifl., Mr. Lydiard, for British Queens. Other kinds.—Silver Banksion, Mr. l'arson's, Myatt's Eleanor ; certificate, Mr. Wood, for Downtons ; market .... . . gardeners silver Banksian, Mr. Lydiard, for Eleanoh ; cer tificate, Mr. Wilson, for Eleanors. Melons, one specimen each, for the best flavoured.— Silver linightian, Mr. Brown, for Trentham hybrid ; silver Banloian, Mr. Munro, for Persian green fleshed ; certificate, Mr. Brant, for llromham hall. The folliviing will give our subscribers an idea of the value of the different medals and rewards .—The certificate of merit, las. ; silver Banksian medal, 1/. ; silver linightian medal, 1/. ss. ; large silver medal, 1/. 15s. ; certificate of excellence. 2/ 10s. ; large silver gilt medal, 41. ; gold Bank sian medal, 71.; gold lanightian medal, 101. ; large gold medal, 141. " THE MASS" IN AIMOT:4OIID.—.\ private masa chapel is being fitted up by the present resident of Abbots ford, James 'lope, Esq Q.C.—Neweastle Journal. VIOLENT THUNDERSTORMS.-LOSS OF On Friday last, about half-past six o'clock, p.m., the borough of Sunderland was visited by a terrible storm of thunder and lightning. A vessel was lying in Sunder land-roods, from the deck of which was plainly perceived a large ball of fire, having the appearance of blue, tinged with red, descending upon the lower part of Sunderland. This was immediately followed by a tremendous peal of thunder. The sky for several moments was completely illuminated with sheet lightning, followed immediately by a heavy shower of rain. The electric fluid struck the chimney of a house situated in Durleigh- street , and shattered it to pieces, scattering the bride., &c., in all directions, and breaking in the roof, it paned down the chimney into a room on the third storey, where it threw down the plaster of the wall, tore up the hearthstone and turned it upside down, and broke all the windows. In the second storey there was a large metal stove in the fire-place, which probably attracted the electric fluid, as a large atone chimney piece was forced out of the wall upon the floor. A horse and cart were standing in the street, and three children were playing at a short distance ; the horse suddenly reaml, and for a moment the cart wheels were completely illumi nated with a bright blue electric light. Seseral persons bad a narrow eseape from the falling bricks, tiles, &c. Two children received severe blows from the fal ling missiles. A boy, named Bailey, received a severe cut on the toes of the right foot, and was also struck a ith the lightning and taken up insensible, and expired the same evening at 9 o'clock. In a neighbouring house, in the same street, a woman was sitting mending her husband's clothes in an upper room; the electric fluid struck the needle and thimble from her finger., and she received so powerful a shock that rho was completely deprived of speech and hearing. She was immediately attended by Mr. Dixon, surgeon, and sec :arse was had to galvanism. The apparatus was brought, and a gentle curreut of the electric fluid was passed through her frame fur the space of a quarter of an hour, and she again received her speech and hearing, and, although extremely weak, she is likely to recover. This violent storm was of short duration, and about two 'curs afterwards the sky became calm, clear, and serene. On Friday afternoon the neighbourhood of Rochester was visited by a storm a 'deli, although of short duration, was of an alarming character, and it is feared may have done considerable injury in its course, as in its progress over this ancient n cit 7. it struck the cathedral and set fire to the rc chuh at It uthbury, situated on an eminence above the railway station. Clouds had for some time been gathering to the northward, and at a quarter past four o'clock in the afterneem, after some distant thunder, a dense max, of clouds approached, when a Hash of lightning, accompanied simultaneously by a loud clap of thunder, occurred, the electric fluid striking the north pinnacle of the tower of the cathedral, from which the point was detached, and hurled upon the roof below, breaking through time slates. Tee por tion of the pinnacle detached WAS broken into fragments, the largest piece weighing nearly a quarter of it hundred weight. To those near the spot the sound, when the pin nacle was struck, resembled the report of a g un, and, although the thunder and lightning might be said to he illitalliMlVOUS yet the report of the explosion was distinctly perceptible be fore the roll of the thunder commenced. Perrone ou the bridge, and other open spaces, who witnessed the phenome non, describe it in each instance, both at the cathedral and Frindebury, as a ball of fice falling on the edifices, mid persons in conversation at the time, though distant from thew build ! Mgt., as being soddenly impressed with fear for the enfety of those with whom they were conversing, as each appeared to the other at the moment us if enveloped in flame. Fortu nudely the cathedral has sustained no injury beyond that we have described. At Iriudsbury church the clue tric fluid appear, to have run down the spire mid sad fire to the shingle ' at its base. rrompt measures were taken to extinguish the flames by persons who witnessed the occurrence, and by the • active and judicious exertion!, of a few individuals the church was saved from destruction. A stack ut Dredger, • between Rochester and sittinglsourne, was also struck by the electric fluid and entirely destroyed.—On Thursday a r Relent thunderstorm also broke over the western suburbs of Worcester, and premed fatal to it labouring man, named • Joseph Fowler. The deceased was trussing hay on the Crow's-nest farm, about two miles from Worcester, with his r brother, a young lad, when the storm came on, and they • took shelter under u tree. The boy had lett the tree fur a • tew minutes, sad was returning, when a tremendous clap of thunder burst over him, and he was thrown insensible to the t ground. When he was able to rise again he found his i brother lying upon the ground, with a portion of his clothes on fire. Two persons came up at this juncture, who found • the man quite dead, and time hay on which he was sitting, r together with a heeleo close at hand, burning. The boy was still suffering much from the effects of the shock, and had nut recovered on Saturday. An inquest was held on • Friday, when a verdict of " Accidental Death " was re - corded, lie has left a wife, and bore an excellent charac • ter.—On Friday a terrific storm passed over a part of Essex, • and in some places the heavy rain and wind did einsider ' able damage in beating down the wheat crops. At Colches ter a poor woman named Pettitt, who stood at a tub in her own house wreelling, was struck dead by the lightning. The • electric fluid entered the loom and killed her instantly ; and at the same time the adjacent houses were injured. DEATII OF DR. lANGARD.—It is our painful duty to state that Dr. Lingnll, the celebrated historian of Eng land, died at his residence, Hornby, a few minutes before 11 o'clock on Thursday night. For some length of time he has been breaking up, and, for the last few weeks, a fatal result has been almost daily expected. lie was aged 81 years. We believe that, in compliance with his earnestly expressed wish, his remains will be conveyed for interment to tishaw College, Durham, with which he was at one time officially cunnected.—Kendal Mercury. Speaking of Dr. Lingard, the W 05..: says The Rev. John Lin gavel was an unknown and retiring priest at Newcastle on-Tyne, when, in 1896, he issued from the local press in that t,wn his ' History of the Anglo-Saxon Church'—a work which, we hesitate not to assert, was the first and most efficient effort to attract popular attention towards the ecclesiastical glories of our Saxon forefathers, which are now familiar objects of study and speculation. If we were asked from what source ono could obtain the greatest insight into the national mind and ways of thought of the Christian Anglo-Saxons, we should have no hesita tion in referring the inquirer to these pages ; and the Athcarcum justly observes: ' Of the monastic institutions Dr. Lingard has written in a spirit of candour and fairness ; he points out the abuses to which such communities are liable, and does not conceal the fact that such abuses fre quently prevailed.' This work was but the pilot balloon sent forth to test the current of public taste, and finding that an impartial and liberal-minded priest, without a comprolnirm of any principle, could count on a cordial popularity, he boldly conceived the design of his ' History of England,' of which the first volume ap peered in 1819. It were perfectly superfluous to speak of its merits at this time of day. We may, however, mention that the writer visited tliti Vatican Library in the course of various and laborious researches, and that the Stuart records in Ito me were open to his inspection. Though en. titled, from his acknowledged learning and piety, to the deferential regard of the Papal court, he neither flattered its pretensions nor valued its favours, content with conscious ness of truthful service to the cause of religion. De had a positive aversion fur a priesthood of pomp and pageantry, us may be suimisid from his writings; and till who enjoyed his nequaintanceship were aware of the genuine modesty, and at the same lime manly independence of his character." MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN IRELAND.—The 4th Dragoon Guards, en route from Dublin to Cahir, will arrive at the latter place on the 24th inst. ; the 27th Regiment of Infantry, from Belfast, will arrive at Dublin that day; the depi'd of the 34th Regiment from Londonderry will arrive at Mullingar on the 25th inst. ; the depUt of the tad Batta lion 60th Rifles from Cork will arrive at Naas to-morrow, the 22nd inst., instead of Carlow ; the Ist Battalion 71st Regiment, from Mullinear, will arrive at Newry on the 23rd inst., to replace thC39th, which arrived in Dublin on the lith inst. COUNTY ItATEs.—Mr. Milner Gibson, has obtained a return, which was printed on Saturday, respect ing the county ratty . It appears that in 1849 and 18.50 there was cape tided of the grants made by parliament in aid of the county rates the sum of 445,6471. 145., of which 382,4531. 11s. Gd. was fur counties, and 73,1631. 194. GI for boroughs and liberties. 'ROYAL COLLEGE or SCHGEONS.—The following gentlemen having undergone the neeemat7 examinations, were admitted members of the College on the 18th last. : Mesars. C. Le Gay Brenton, Beverley; J. Urabham, Hoch ford; J. Mudge, Budmin; C. IL Tuvey, Bermondsey ; R. V. Skinner, ileadcorn ; T. Ligertwood, Forerun, Aberdeen shire ; J. E. Davies, Stone's-..ud. Southwark ; T. D. Wheat ley, Carlisle ; M. C. Purnell, Pelham-place, North Bramp ton; and J. P. Cooper, Coborn-road. Bow, Middlesex. At the same meeting of the court Mr. W. 11. Clarke passed his examination as Naval Surgeon. STRENGTH OF TILE ARMY NOW IN IRELAND.—SiN cavalry and eighteen infantry regiments, fifteen depots of infantry, two troops of Royal Morse Artiliery, and ten com panies of the Royal Artillery battalion. Numben:— Cavalry, 3,000 ; infantry, 17,420 ; artillery, 1,150; total, 21,570. JUVENILE DrELLERB.—At Posen a Polish school boy, seventeen years of age, who lately shot another boy of thirteen in a duel, has ben condemn:A to eighteen months' imprisonment. Three other buys, between thirteen and fifteen, who had acted as seconds and umpire, were ac quitted. se I‘ t 31 Eaney Games. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1851. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. The share market opened with a better 41;;Lice this morning, and prices showed a strong tendency to a rise, an advance of 1/. to 21. being at one time established in the heavier stocks. This spirit of improvement, however, was quickly checked by sales, and the market has now been thrown back for most descriptions to the depressed range at which it closed on Satutday. SHARES AND BIDDIES lINGDARANTEED. Claming puce Saturday. hieel toclay up to 1 .'clock. 13 Ildls 76 60 se. st. se SD ss ,100 30 SO 43 8 0j 131 16. U !Oda 79 I h ei4 I 3 14 :9 •I TV l i 47 61 71 6 11 . 4 pat 45! 441 Si Si I - $1 Pm I 4 " $3 lai 122 Pal 2 pea $2 . IS - ii - sii Olt 7,13 i 411 li 76 27 - 21 die $6 87 22/ 221 de 2. 12 - II -il Si am. 17 19 ii ii Cs 3 3i die il 9 6 1 AL 131 111 nm 15 154 CI 6 tie 33 d eis 31 ,f die IS 17 11 i Il i I die 3i 3.1 14 IS 51 2&& 26 261 113 21 die 1(1 Ili 13 dig —fox 174 18 74 7 dle 174 Si 18 I dis 822 11 31 13 261 374 a 7} 13 13i B.*aw*n. 1 tbendean Moberg., Notting., Bolan 1 and Lent Junction Dina Woo , . it Stour Valia, Birkenhead, Lusoshire,k Cr , la. Jun.. late 33/.6e.lid IBriatoi and Euler ... ladetlordao .. ,Cliester and Holyhead linibl.o sad Belfast Jam But Anglia (C 23 L. * Z awl 1.. & I)) . .. i um Do. (Ca L i U.) • 1 Eartem Counties na.nern Unice, Gan A (late Z. D. Pb.) o - Da dial B aa4 Cdtabn Do. New I Ake; P.dioborgb and Glaigow .linburlb, Pertb,Dundot 'Exeter and EIMOIIth . Great Northern ... , I _ . Do. phares,A,Deferridl r:otres, 11,6 peret., and Weirt.(lre. ,l ireut Wrotere WICIIIIIRT snit Crusts .. w. . . Lasearbire en 1 Yorkshire Aa. hf4ha — ' - -' Do. Leeds and Think Looklus uid Ll.Ackgrall Extenp.Serlp Loa, Lthshon, Coo&I London & Nortb•Weston. Do. co., Nov sharo...l Lo. FUtb .• W.II o ck.,ll.sus4 6.(C) Lurvlon k *Ade-Waters _ _ _ ..17.: 131... YlO ...I Mancd.,But.,lnd Mattoel. anch.,Shc'.,&LAncola-h. I I h.A. m.ma Lind. Calm ~MW Ib. £SO rEatr. I Du. Diem. and Derby .. Newuarket Corpart. Aberrivendy, sad lletefeitl I Do. New Z2n... ... ... 14 Northern Counties Union 1 Newry And Enniskillen ... 1 North British ... 14 North Start ,-- Wrtrna „. kor.Ll k &Jut& Wist.lime. Oxford, Wore., k Wokor Scottish Central Sou.. Deb Mdta.nd Do. Yew.. Strews, & Blrs., Mu A I Do., illaa 8.... _ ihreweburyklieFek:raki 4hrewsbury and Clwaie:' elor. W. Mn.) ... .. Pe ii;:57%; try Do. New 3llrroshire Cason Anala Devon south EAPV . ta south Wales . . icuth Yorkott.aßieerDuo yutlinq ami itackuiatrl !bailey-Jot.. ThaunstlairenDoc:SlLlll. Waterford hnd Limerkk.. York,Noweastlehtkrwtel Do. do, rateosione ao.o.x.r.Purchtm . York and North Mtdiaad LINES LEASED AT Fl Berke * flute. Lit 3 per Ct. Dessert to Ot. Western Biri!wiethaatirtrilordJurre 51w1•.trw.thgu r. :ogee (leo -. to ttt.West. itt4rwit . ttoitt a gtprantee (loused to Great Western Wm., %Vote and Dudley silindulypir.,orwitnnuar. (bawd to Cri...*.wi'kderri Ditto withoutaguarantee (bowl to Greg Wi stern Buckisighansiiliire (baud to LoodotakN.Westerni Clydesdale Junction (leaned to Caledonian EastLiriconuk.gusr 6p.Ct (kneed to Gt. Northern) Gloucester k Dena Forest I(loosed to GrentWesteni litinikoelby(LTinikAN3ll(l I lk. t shores (cLditto) D. ; Wow ( s uo) .lasediskt Bradford (Ilitllisnd I ;London and Greensricni (leased to South Eastern l Ditto Frekrsoce Lowestoft Ciur.4pcsCent (irked to Norfolk) No thernYE ttrnr pee, SO 75 ; 1211 70 RENTAI i I pot x 29 9 29 9 97 >t „ $ 9pm 7 II pm 171 17e xis 11 43 331 331 1 4 PIS x 102 104 51 52 23 24 1 100 102 11l HI , 23e 24 141 lie se I ZS I s e Ise j )leased toEWi..Otidt.l2:! 34 36 Wtto ditto New .. 1 4 6pm Freston& Wire Gem. Lot:.) litN.Watt.klanc.WYork U 44 Ditto 4 'hares (A) (ditto)" 11 6 pm Illead.,CloitiL,md Reigate I (leased to Routh E..i.teit. 111 311 Roptee and Ildedin (lam to Great Not them Do. 60eprat Estradditto 1e 11 pal Soldblitaffordchire Owed' to Mr. M'Cleao 3l 31 die Weer Valley, G p. Ct. Rua xa es ti zt .i to tt a. T e lL i a : i 24 23 I (Weir) to Ult. Wiaternl t 5 431 10 ICaledoaiat; 13 Master and flolynead all Dundee, Perin, cud Aber deen Junction ... f dis East arillan , 3/.10.)up.0t. 16 2 Eastern . Cotuitice &tow, 3 per Ct Yo. 1 par Ipm s d si Ditto die par 6 L ilo. New 6 per Dent. Roan 101 101 :East.Untoa,Sorsppt.6p.et 111 Edinburgh, Perth, and I Dundee. 66 per Cant ... b die par Great Northern $ per Cent 13} 131 ,1311ithaWeatrn(1)Eigittne 1 1 pat r taneasnirefeYorke. F £1( Aid Ditto 8 Cent. L (noel d .tt &Corr, ~uck,lBsl, It MAUL . 1 6 61 61 Ili II from kg. shared - 1. DittoOotaver.3 porbt,lttli Ditto Now guar. II per Dt.l blabs& Sth Waiters Kew; Ilan.Sheff.kLiao. iolt.Nol I Do. Nov Jill . 17 2 1 0 171 Jai 17/ Mb7l;n7.6oskßililiip.ei ' Norfolk Extension... ... Do. 1 per Cent. Gnarl 'North Brinell Ostord, Worcester, Wolter LIS 6per Cent; lel i 45 es int 21 13 II Pm 12 112 13 I PIE 1331 1561 d 16 16 a d :1 4 3 1 lot 101 ISO Ifli ex div Guaranteed ... abreweacCtmetra (Nor.W., Ilia.) 4 per Gest... j South Deem ..., York, Ncworadeja Berw., , Ot.Norttt of Eug.puroh. Ditto Ditto ... I 141 151 lh tii is ice 4 41 11 I dim :in FOREIGN U IS 20 ißoulowne sad dagewe to 20 Omani Freon (1ile0on) 10 a Out& Rheniab Id la 'East Indian 1 5 ,Great Indian reshiuda... 5 3;, Dn. 10 20 8 Luzemboorg Do $l4l 271'5farla Antonia 111 74 Do. do. New ... 10 I le NINON Illtd Liege 10 ' IS Ifeelhern °times.. ... 10 9 Odom sad Ilardesal 10 10 Peel sad Grimm 10 28 Farb Ned Desea 10 II Pals sad dermal:dug ... 10 SO Awns lad !Isere 00 11e 'balm and Mean So 16 Tows and Nantes ... 20 111. Wait 1116arkze 52 es tat ,ILWAYS. 1 ) 10 1 ex in 3 3 &a 2 21 pa xis 3 , 1 4 : ft I 3 101 f I 4 ; l 2 142 ex In 42 42 di* xi! 33 4 el in 13 26 5 Ida 9 3 3 92 9 614 1 12 141 ex let APPELLATE JURISDICTION OP THE HOUSE OF LORDS. —At a meeting of the Edinburgh Faculty of Advocates, held on Wednesday, for the purpose of considering whether any and what steps should be taken to procure some alteration on the constitution of tho House of Lords as a court of ap peal in Scotch eases, resolutions were agreed to strongly recommending the appointment of some Scotch lawyer, whose duty it should be, either as a member of the house or simply as an assessor in it, to sit along with the law lords when hearing Scotch cases, and to give his opinion on them.—Scottids Alms. ADMIRALTY, JULY I H.—APPOINTMENT.—Dr. Wil- liam Smith, assistant surgeon, to the Ajax. 10 110.1 ZS IS 111 124 Ili 14 St, SO st. ,ISO MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The general appearance of the English stock market to -day is rather firmer than it was on Satur day, but as business is still upon a very restricted scale, prices remain unaltered. The uncerd Minty which exists as to the foreign loan negotiations continues to weigh heavily upon the market, and capitalists arc averse to placing their funds in any employment till the prospects of the money market arc more clearly defined. To this cir cumstance, and the absence of any special demand for accommodation, the continued inquiry for Exchequer Bills, and the maintenance of the rate of premium on this class of security is mainly attributable. It I seems evident that some opening must speedily be found for the employment of capital, which in the Stock Exchange is quite "a drug.' Consuls have been steady all day at 961 to for I cash. and 961 to 1 for the 12thof August. "The official list of bargains embraces :—Three per Cent. Consols, 96?, ; ditto for Account, 96;1,1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97i, 1; New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98" , ; India Stock, 2t33. Exchequer Bills continue well supported, at 51s. .to 51s. prem. with a fair business doing. India Bonds, 1,0001., mark 61s. prom.; ditto, under 1,0001., Os. . In the foreign stock market there is only a limited business, and prices present little change. Mexican Bonds, however, are flatter, and hive re ceded to 30!, the financial intelligence from Mexico by the Europa being unfavourable. Spanish bonds are just a shade steadier. Bargains have been concluded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., N9l. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 921. Mexican Bonds, for account, 31st July, 301, :, lex div. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1819, N 9 ; ditto for account, 90. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 31. Russian Four-and-a-Hull per Cents., 100 . 4. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for account, 201 21. Sardinian Scrip, dis. Venezuela De ferred, 12. Two head• anivals of specie are reported from the outports this morning. The Europa, from New York, has brought 586,000 dollars into Liverpool; and by the Nest India steamer Thames, the imports are no less than 1,335,193 dots. or 267,0-10/. In face of the large supply of silver received by this opportunity which amounts to 987,6'49 dollars, the maintenance of the rise of !,d. iu the price of this metal, which took place last week, is rendered more problematical. SATURDAY ETENINO. The money market remains as before for discount, and money is abundant, though there is a want of disposition to invest it. The price of English stocks is very high, and keeps many out of that market, and indcsd, as yet, the amount of business usual at the dividend period has not been transacted. In vestments continue in the foreign stock market, but not on a large scale, all the good Five per Cents., Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and Four per Cents. being at very high rates. As it is, the investments which take place arc not favourable for the country. They are not pinchases from English hands, and much stock has been brought in from abroad. This being taken up at high quotations, there is no pros pect of the holders ever getting out at a profit ; on the contrary, the chances of revolution and war being such as to make a heavy loss on realisation likely. These investments are, therefore, more prejudicial than the old bad American loans, for in the long run we have got safely out of them without average loss of capital. even if we have made no profits. The low priced stocks of France and Belgium command little attention, the higher priced securities being more in favour. Russian Five per Cents. have been this week bought at 114, and Danish at 1041. The Sardinian loan is not likely to do that prejudice to pecuniary interests which has been represented, for it is not to a large extent, and the price is low. With regard to railway shares, we have often had occasion to report lately that the market is in a state of prostration, kept down by the Liverpool and Scotch bankers, who are sellers, and unsupported by investors or speculators on the part of the public. No thing but patience can benefit the holders of these securities; but there is little prospect at the moment of the dividend-receiving public going in as inves tors, and even if they did, there is a large amount of pawned stock to be cleared off. Foreign 'rates of discount may be quoted as fol-' lows: Adelaide, 20 to 32 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2 to 3 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Bordeaux, 4 per cent. ; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Calcutta, 11 per cent.; Ceylon, 9 to 10 per cent.; Copenhagen, 3 per cent. •, Frankfort, 11 per cent.; Hamburg, 11 per cent. • Havre, 4 per cent.; }Javan nah, 8 to 9 per cent.; Leghorn, 41 to 41 per cent.; Madrid, 6 per cent.; Marseilles, 4 per cent.; New York, 6 to 7 per cent.; Paris, 3 to 31 per cent.; Peru, 24 per cent. ; Philadelphia, 6 per cent.; Rotterdam, 21 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 6 to 61 per cent.; Trieste, 41 to 41 per cent.; San Fran cisco, 3 to 8 per cent. per month; St. Petersburg, 53 to 61 percent.; Valparaiso, 12 per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent. The returns of the Bank of England show the usual decrease of public deposits and of bullion, and increase of circulation, consequent on the payment of the dividends. Tho decrease in the bullion is 195,0601., and the following shows the decrease for the corresponding dividend weeks of the last seven years: 1845 £221,846 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1841 It happens singularly enough that the years alter nate with a high and low figure. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 17th of July, show the following results (23 francs for 1/.): — Bullion £23 498 242 Increue £17,143 Bullion on deposit 141,136 Decrease 14,950 Circulation Public deposits Private deposits 4,547,805 Decrease 177,019 Bills discounted 4,409,010 Decrease 47,399 Government securities 7,046,156 Increase 2,884 The above r eturns shew a very trifling increase in the bullion, and taken in connexion with the decrease of the previous weeks, it may be presumed this im mense accumulation has already reached its height. Beyond what we reported yesterday of the bullion market and the slight rise in bar silver, we have only to give the movement of the week. Besides the exports from the port of London, the Montrose, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, took out 5,000/. for the Peninsula; and the Avon, for the West Indies, 6,5001. ' An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week shows the total re ceipts on 6,263 miles to be 323,370/., or 311. 10s. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of last year the amount was 281,693/. which on 5,913 miles gives an average of 47!. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the gross receipts of 41,8771., or 14.86 per cent., an increase in the mileage . of 332 miles, or 5.95 per cent., and an increase of 41. m the amount received per mile per week. ENOLISLI liT3, D6.—Tais Dor. Bank Stock, 21415 L , Jug Aonultles, 7 7.16 3 per Ct. Reduced, 67! i liohn Sh.ck, 20 3 3 yer Vt. Coooolo, 961 I Ditto Bung k 66 62 prem. 3i par Ct. Colpole, 66/ I Exchequer =6, 1hwt.,614. to Ms. Von.ols for Acet.. for Awl% WI I Wm. /011NION FLN DS. 44 per et. &Wu, 924 6 per Ct. Nfeelean. 301 i 6 per Ct. Droelleho, 9991 4' Ct. Pertmao, 49 90 Do. Neer, 89 90 1)714c. Deform', 43 4 6 per Ct. Bum°. Arra, HO 6 par Ct. PortQue•e, 83 T 8 per et. Livatan, 103 6 blur CL Moot., 1124 144 3 Per et. ebtll.6. 49 per CL aut./enjoy* 1 es die 3 per Ct. Dzotett, 78 T 6 pa Ct. ,partoeL Active, 204 1 11 per Ct. Dutch. 69/ 9 3 par Ce. konleh, 349 9 4 per Ct. Dutch, 919 9 Equodor, 31 9 39 Do. I%W e% 54 i per Ct. Venezuela. 31 3 1 per Ct. Granada, 154 144 Do. Deferred. 1213 1 Sordlolan &MP. 1 4 die. EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. Hzakts, Jrkt 18.—Voluntary Loan, 1061 ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lo4l ; National Debt, 88k; Corn menial Marine Society's Premium, 1221; Bank Shares, 99f. [THREEPENCE. I VIENNA, JULY 19.—Fire per Cent. Metalliquea, 97; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 85; Bank Shares, 1269; Exchange on London. 11 40. I PARIS, her I Money. li o Pesing niKbest I Lowest Closing. 3 per Cents. 5 ner Cents. 4 per Cents. iti dn. New Loan ... 1 3 per Cent!. 19 90 1 5G 90 I Z 6 75 ,I 36 73 93 24 95 20 91 $3 94 713 Exchange on Lcadoa: atslaitt, 25; 90 days, 21 52,. Belsiass,3 ISte Do. 5, 1842 Do. 44 ... Do. 21 . . ... Treuurp 114/414. ). , „, Pteclutoot S p.a. 1 44 40 ... Doak Shares MINES. (Prom eh Daily News.) _ . The following is the latest list of quotations:— Alfrea Consols, 15, 151; Bedford United, 71, 1; Kirk cudbright, -1, 4k; South Tamar, 2, 24 ; Trelawney, 56; Mary Ann, 58; Tremayue, 231, 24; West Providence, 89, 90; South Caradon, 135 ; Tre hane, 151 ; East Buller, 4, 41; Wheal Sydney, 4 ; Cl all Wentworth, 41, 5 ; Fenton, 71. Butterdon, 7, 71 ; Garreg, 11; Merllyn, 31, 4 ; Cook's Kitchen 41, 5. Foreign shares: Australian, 1, 1 ; St. John del: Rey, 181, 19; Imperial Brazilian, 2 a , 3; United Mexican ' 2 , ; Cobre, 40, 1 ; Copiapo, 6, ; San tiago, 3, 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I►IIXCING LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are quiet to-day, and Fri day's price; must be continued._ Tti.\.—Nearly all of the public sale, a continuation of Friday, was bought in or withdrawn. NtETALl4.—Iron : The market has been generally dull, but prices are supported. Lead has been in fair demand. Spelter : About 200 tons, 14/. 12.5. Gd. Copper: l'riees are firm. Tin: At the dom., of the week the demand became) active, and about 3,500 slabs reported to have changer' ' hands j Banta, 81s. Gil. to 82s. ; Straits, SOs. tens. ; Tin plates quoted the same as Led week. The tollowing public sales arc declared for toonorrow : Sugar, 300 hhds. West India, 1,000 bags Mauritius, 1,500 bags llengal, 4,000 bags Madras, and 1,000 bags l'enang ; Coffee, 300 casks plantation Ceylon. Ou.s.—Seal, pale, 32/; straw, 291.; brown and yellow, 28/. Sperm, 81/. to 871.; headmatter, 96/. to 981. ; Cod, 381. South Sea, 30/. to 32/. Olive, Galipoli, 391. to 40/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 361. 10.. to 381. l'alm, 281. Cocoa-nut, 29/. to 311. Seed, rape, pale, 351. 10s. to 36/. ; linseed, 32/.los. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DM. The Tallow market remains without special change at the following quotations :—Town Tallow 375. • Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. 9d. to 33 5 . ; last three months, 395. 3d.; January and March 39a. 61. to 395. 9d. PARTIC:LAW OF TALIAJW.-- Told 6;i. I " 49 ' I Mee 1 1931. Stock this day Casks.. 24,152 25,433 33,807 Delivery last week 1,132 1,364 I,4U{ Do. Dom Ist June Arrival lost week 1173 244 1,234 Do. from lat June ....... 4213 7,712 8,237 Prise Y. C. this day per owt 1 Do, Town PVELIC SALES Anvsw 200 casks and 130 boxes Sc Austr.disus ditto. 3;;:ii(i. 3ties:iid. I 40e. ed. 364. Od. I 394.6 d. LTINED FOR FRIDAY, JUT Y 25.-- out!' American Tallow ; 3 i 0 calks NIARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was a short supply of English Wheat at market this morning, and it was readily dispowd of, at fully last week's prices. There was a steady retail trade in foreign Wheat, at former rates. Flour was unaltered in value. There was no English Barley at market; foreign was in fair request, and quite as dear. The arrivals of Oats being on a less liberal scale, factors were enabled to establish an improvement of bd. to Is. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday last. Beans and Peas unchanged in value. BRITISH liblllinga per Qr. Wow, Eng: & Kent -. .- ..red 37 to J 9 to 43...wbite, 40 to 43 to 45 Notfolk and 5u1t01k...., 93 to 37 to 41... do. 39 t o 43 t o 45 Talavera (Easel or Suffolk) 45 to 47 Cambridge 84 Llogottiretl 34 to 39 to 43 ...late, 31 toll to 44 RTC. new 27 St 29 old, 26 to 26 Swam, feeding 22 to 24 .diatilling Malting MALI. OATS Eallikh, feed . ....... . 2O to 22...black Ditto 801and.. . ........32 to 23...potato B.Twick Sc Scotch, rani 21 to 22 potato ...... 23 to 25 Irigh, feed lB to 19 to 20...b1ack ............ 49 to 20 Ditto, potato „. ..... -.... 21 to 21 Pc" grey 24 to 26, maple . Blue 29 to 33... imperial White 2.. to 20, boilffs 27 to 90 BUMS, Muzagan Harrow 28 to 30.. small 29te31...01d 32 to Si TAM.. new Poring ...... .. So —....new winter to --old to ILp...zap, new 59 to 56 Cli/VIIIL , W.LIP, per cwt., red...— to to --white ...... .. to to - Lll4lll‘lll.oCaitas. per thousual L9 to CO 10 _ 1 . ,r kuck 0f26111 IZ. Piqua, town mode, delivered 36 to 39 _ 31 One household ... to &I Norfolk and Suffolk Vto 28... whites FONT.IGN. Stallings per QT. WUZAT. Dantric and Konigsbchr 42 to 46...Bno Poincranion 40 t., 42 -Ituatock 42 to 43 „Shahs 33 to 42 Trench.. "G to 3$ to 41 -Brabant Amish 38 to 49... Hamburg ...40 to 42 to 14 ildosslon. 22 to 33. .I:Typhon 26 to 28 Dansbe ........... ...... 31 to 36. .odessa 36 to 311 RTR. 22 to 21 Banat, frodkag II to 24 .distilling '4 to 39 Laarrua 1810 99 20 to 22 19 to 21 17 1,19 20 to 23 26 to 28 30 to 32 ... 18 to 20 26 to 27 23 to 2 8 ...banan..„....... 2$ to JO nava, old. 23 to 23...bew 26 to 37...10rb0 3l to 33 Lugano, Battic and 11u116111 4l to 46 Mediterraacsatuad Odra 45 to 46 !Grimm, 45 to 30...1154apa50d 36 to 36 CU)VMSIV.D., red _par owl. —to— to whits to It.rataau ..... duty, per tout. 10 to £413 °Ant, thowian romeronian and strukund Swedinh and Itani.h Yrinehind end I)utch, feed Ditto. brew. 2O to 23...r01an4 ..... BRANS, tick Pena 26 to 28...01d Pam., gm 2O to 22... Tuscany ........ White:. 1 , " -- ' iilir;.l 71 9 aa: cr e nova, American ...... . 19 21 lo 21 . CAnadian 3l to 13 Lhuttzle 3l to 22 -Hamburg 2l to 22 ' , tench, per risk of 2801 to 25 27 to 30 to 54 AILEIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Ugh JULY to 19th JULY. Wheat Qrs. £n 2 o Watch. Watch. Irish. Foreign. Oats i I gr J I ... l 192 1 521 . 360 , 20329 Flour, .021 sacks; 5,227 bartels. Malt, 3,291. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main : 13s. ad.; Walls End Ileugh Hall , I3s. 3d.; Walls End Haswell, 14s. 94.; Walls End Hctton, Ids. 64.; Walls End Lambton, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End St ewa rt's, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 14s. 64.—Ships at market, 37. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meson. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts received from the plantations this morning, on the whole, are decidedly worse than lust week; and the duty has been doing for large amounts at 7.5,0001. The market in cons.. (pence is very firm. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is again a large Supply of Beasts; however, the de mand has increased, and consequently our top quotations are more freely given, aad in a few instances exceeded. Sheep and Lambs arc not nearly 60 plentiful as on Monday last, but the number is still large, and trade is slow, 1 1 although prices arc rather better. Trade is heal" , for Calves at Friday's rates. From Germany and Holland there are 'JO Beasts, 4,000 Sheep, and 2M Calves ; France, 1 66 Beasts; and . 2oo from Scotland. Per sua;o of alb, .. d. a. o. 1 Per done of 81ta. v. .la 4. Beat Sots. llevelor4 34 3 8 Beat Una. I Ilf..tals. SD 0 0 0 Bart Short horns 3 2 3 4 that Losas.wooL. .... ... 3 3 8 &cond.:malty Waage 3 4 3 0 Do do. Moro . . .. 0 0 0 Calvos 2 4 3 0 Eats awl wood quallty 11 3 4 Ples Beat Dos. I Ilaltavrada 310 4 0 Lamb. Beaw... at maraca, 3,320; lihoep and Lansaw. 31X0 : Calves. 339; Ploo. 3£4. LOCAL SHARE fARKETS. Lrrunroot, Jvir 19.-The market has been very de pressed aptn toiday, and prices continue to hare a downward ten. deny. The transactions are: East Lmeashire, 13;-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 461 1 3—London awl North Weetern, 12214 2-Ditto ' /741-eliares), 33 p.-Manahester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 2613 -Dab preference shires), 113--Midland, 371 7 1 7-Ditto (halt shares), d.- South Eastern and Dover, 21 -York and North Mid. land, 174 IS e. -Owe and Bandon, 17-Dutch Rhenish, 53 d. LEEDS, JULY 19.-The flatness and deeline in the isiszle-t continue. To-day buyers have been very scarce, even at the reduced quiratlonc. Midlands are still filiirg rapidly. The steels has been duce this morning as low as 97, but closed it 374. 501. Mid ' lands eland 'it 21i di.. The other cicalae prices were-East lanes. mien, 14 n.; Lancashire and Laloshirei, 461; ditto filth', 84 die.; North British, 63. BIRMINGHAM, JULY 19.-This share market was much weaker today, for though there is still very littleetockpreanm foe wle here, the continue.' decline in the L•indon quotations' opera"es pro judicially hue. At the commencement of the business London and North Westerns sere done at 1224. but this rate was not supported to the close. tihrewsbury and Birmingham A's closed, buyer. at 81 Ms. Buistoc, JULY 19.-There were buyers upon the market, but as holders did not meet prices but very ante business was done. Great Westerns may be quoted 82 to 62 . 3. Midlands, 373, 381. PARIS, JULY 19.-St. Germans, - • Versailles (right kenk), 268 73 ; Do. (left bank), 232 50 ; Paris ' and OrLean4,lss; l'arie and Eotwn, t 47 30; Reuse and (ic on, 747 30; Muwilles and AVIV non, non, 216; Strasbourg and Bale, 152 30; Cent'e, 410; BoulaT and Amiens, 271 30; Orleans and Bordeenz,.ll93; Norther; 47 Paris and siresburg, 371 23; Tours and Seams, 276 23; Dlepps and Decamp, 201 75. 1:1 ,:# 11 21 / I 8 4 II 1:1 1:1 17 29 s 6 1151 161 5 6t 12 121 3$ 32 9a 19 1 lift 16 1 ii 121 i 61 93 2 1224 254 154 I ei 471 211 1 26k