The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-30 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOOK HANK& Z. ,x 1 0r• dn. I BANKS. N. ;• 40 Australasia 40 nsit. CAL Maki Look 6o g ids... Minds Nardi Ainedam • 40,00 21 .Chartored Bank of Ads I Il • 50,04 , al 'Chart. Bank of India. Aw- -1 I trails. nod 04144... 20,000100 Coloutal . - ...* L _ 25 25,000300 Corruourcial of L ou don 24 4z.004,1 .F,44., 44.... t., 4 Aust. Chart' 10 i 7 Debt Commissioners, .dividend accounts, &e.), in addition to the baltnee ordinarily standing to the credit of the Treasury. The private securities continue to run off rapidly,—a natural consequence of the inor dinately high late charged by the Bank for accom modation. The position of the item of coin and bullion attests the continued drain of gold to the continent, and will attract some attention. The falling off would have been greater but for the fact that, during the week in question, considerable supplies of gold from Australia became available for remittance. During the week now about to dose the drain has continued, whilst the receipts hare been small; so that it may fairly be presumed that the next return of tho Bank will show more plainly the effect of this movement of the precious metals. U U lads= dome te-day. ; . .... 1 _ of ii,1144; ..... ..., ot.. a Anat. Imam 16 2461 i'..i 1..11. i'hart. lkm.4 .r Amt ls Imo bl !Lista and County 6NfBti 51., 'Lndon Joint Stock . ... 10 50,00111.1 london and Wustro s taritor 20 1000100 'Notlendl Prot. of klujawl 33 10.tiikl 11.1 axo. New.. 10 0 1 10,00,' 60 Litiollal of Irciand 33.013 25 ,tlsiental ava Corpora flog, all In.nui 100 irrovinel 11 of troLand 25 4.o'k. 10 Do. New all 8 1 4110 to 3 'Loyal Au.tra'lan Smithy/ and 0,4,1 Insp. Co 1 B,olg 25 'South Alotrgla 79,00 t. 2.6 Iltolon of Atearalia all ' 8. SO. fio Union of London lO 15,001) 40 IColon of 31adrid 1 all e es far 1 14 Pn Pm J3i Pm, iii 49; tdr, LONDON COURSE OF ENCIIANGE.—Jutv 29. Time. Price" , a+ nepotiaPA tilt* day MIL* and M. Alone,. Annaterdana pez Z Short 1.9. 1 , ..“ ... 1111. 16,;r•e. thud Rout rdant Antwerp Brussels klaml nuir and Altana .. „ Liana tiochl... 13nica 7rch At. Peteroburg per rnble „ 311 Den e ... 37j penes INF'm yer 2: . ttort 24fr. 97ja ... 25k. 021 e. ii 5 xi 4 111 19f xd MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY RIMMING. The funds have not recovered their decline of yes - , but, on the contrary ,closed with increased - downward ten dency appears to have been some large sales of money stock ; but the proceedings in the House of Commons last night are regarded aa confirmatory of the failure of the government conversion scheme; aad thus the depressing influence exercised by politi cal distrust and anxiety as to the harvest is aggra vated. „ s ... • „ 4110 aft. 'Tenn , i , ct ye per „ Trteste MOW. C stiz Bilbao Byreekna Malan ... Sib. 175 e. 15tr. 54a. 1111114. kr. ... 119111. kr. lOM. 546 r. 1011. Seer. 100. 5' kr. ... 101. 59nr. 501 pence 5J pet re 504 potice 301 woos pvtiose 5u penes 191 pet.oo ... 191 pence per Zllar : .-,—. —,.._ . . ---I § l o - 7715.b.4 min g lidO. 1 4./wr. i MOMS , reredos ..... In . TINV I terty 411 Prorw Ilkw. et ^•-. wen. Pre. Yer. Taw. i dr. Woe. I slim. , ja. 4. ' =s, d Teal. Ulm it a fli. c 8. d.,! r. d. • 119.2111 39 0 27114 2012 3 O I 11 3' 2.1 1 $ 1 T 0 I 4 4' OIS 4 211 2 2 0 ! 1 $ 1 41 2 TVP I 4 II 012 M! II • , 8 111 4 . 11 2 1 7 1 4 0 0 121 • u UItINWR_ Se./drat Illmeter. (Mbasttar" . Leghorn pence 49/pence Renee 49/pesice PO7O , 491,ence 2917.65 e. 29'r. 70e, Consols opened at 981 to 2, and for a moment touched 984 ; but the prevalent and closing official quotation of the day was 98,1 to 1, both for money and the 11th of August, at which range the market was flat. Owisg to the share-settling the house was kept open till half-past four. bust after four o'clock Consols were offered at 981, but quickly afterwards the price was 9$ 1-16 to 3-16. Money was in greater demand in this market, and worth 2 to 2! per cent. In the afternoon prices came reported from the Paris Bourse at a slight improvement, but no corresponding elite was produced here. Through- 32 ye. 2Vr 974 c. ple4 por cotta[ ; 411 brae 411 penis l'all;ran* per macs 1241 ~. 12; prme 1I l'm~na U.Son .per milrerflOder dote "29 ptuce .?31 pence SSI . pence 651 pence New York adayssipht - 4 - 8 4 1 peoce THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. The funds hare again ruled flat to-day, but business in every department of the house is too trilling to have any marked influence on prices. Consols opined 981 to 1, and alter being sold at 98, are now 984 i exactly, not quite sellers. The Tim e per Cents. Re duced mark 981 to 081 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 1011 to ; India Stock, 238; South Sea Stock, 115 ; ditto New Annuities, 100 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. to Is. prem. In the foreign house business remains very quiet. The Spanish Committee's Certificates have risen to 61 per cent. The Swedish Loan has touched 1! prem. Portuguese Bonds tire firm, and other descriptions appear steady. Portuguese Fours mark 44 ; Spanish Old Threes, 471 ; ditto Deferred, 23: 1 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 65 ; ditto Fours, 98 to ; Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 831; Rus sian Four-and a-half per Cents., 1011 tot. Mexican Bonds are quoted 261 to 27. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCIXO-LANR, SATURDAY MORNING. . . - - There has been a steady busine,s in On colonial markets during the week, and generally full rates have been ob tained. The public sales of Sugar have gone off with spirit at prcviuua quotations, and privately transactions have been rather extensive. Th. re has been a large quantity of Ceylon Coffee offered at auction, but the exporters having been free buyers the oaks have proceeded briskly, particularly for the coloury sorts, which con:inue to bring high pries s. /3 ,me sales of Bengal Rico have made which show an advance in the value. The quarterly sales of Cinnamon, held on the 25th instant, went oft rather heavily, lat and 2nd anti of Ceylon at Id. to 3d. per lb. &cline, but 3rd sort, at full prices. Tellicherry went at about Id. per lb. below former rates. The Tea market has slightly improved aincethe telegraphic news from China via Trieste, and clean common Cu 1 jou is now quoted at 14d. per lb., buyers. ~.. . • . .---) j ee 2 . • A-. -r / offr' 4. '"--.. eft. gr e..- 4 4- 0 0: " .5.a-e... , ~,, 4 . ../iee .• —s- ~ . ' - i t- 4. • - -4(- •' - ` - ..... 1 4 . , ....1 4 . --.. . •";.- -- is--• •••/...- -7 4 - w ''' `--- %•-••••. • ~. 0.,- - No. 2,1654 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1853. L ON nail NOItTH-WESTF.ItN, and ',ne ulAFtin.lt MIRK RAILWAYS. AI eLLESS 1 lON of TRAINS. TILE CAB STRIKE. - SHARE LISTS. 41116EHIN R&ILWAYII. II 4 intern and Porierctuo 14 in des * S like.. to Oralessmo 1 04 dia 1 No. db. 1 JOINT Haase as r 1.1 Au.sier, the TRAIN lOW 'eyeing Mantherer at The strike of the cab-owners is, it appears, at an FRIDAT ETRIONO. 3 11 WM= Frown Junction 1 1/ Lei sise •The railway market to-day ruled flat, in sympathy " In 1 6 e C9l• "" es "I le h ueihme * 147 " 7 u. 77 ijo .nll be nu *a the NORM enteettaissiiias RAIL- end. The ° muumittee of the Metropolitan Hackney Car- See esestsr at t: wee. ima anivirg la LAwinn e• at rugs Trade " last night mimed a resolution earnest ly 01$. ad Reesacoa ... I 16 pm ... with the fence, but the transactions were extremely .0 I Dash Itltholah... .„ . i 1 us 40 'Australasia . VAT. WS" - ' RIMY% MAKI 111.116 H• recommending their fellesatradesmen to return immediately . limited, and devoid of gaiding feature. Oxford and " 26 gm Ildu'r .. - ••• - 2 0 011 .... 40 lath css.naiii 20.4 e.! !A Windt Sena Ai Prioul Minseer's GM* DM* Stalin, hdy, DOS. to their usual semen:4m The amendments in the Hack- 4Coo 21 ,Cbartered Bank _---------- lO 1 De. Esteems' ....---•---- ney Carriage Act premed on Thursday night ia the House Worcester. have continued in demand, on a report s s Great Innis Femmes- 1) 1 I .... sone, so IChart. Bank of I. GREAT BRITAIN FREEHOLD LAND aocian. Ism ti ISAL.siT el Me seamy wilt be held at the Causer. ICEof Commons were found by the proprieton on Friday that a tra ffi c arrangement is concluded between this morning to be insufficient, anal a stern determination was and the Loi don and North Western Company. The ex reseed esterday not to go to work unless further modi- 20 10 Woad June:ion of Prater 111 Pa 111 ... 10 Grand Trunk of Clem& 14 kliarallton Ind Toronto - - Ames and bawls l4 I d es 51 I trans. mid Chi 10,000400 Colonial .......,, 23,00o!100 Commercial or 1 27,0tal . .Eitg., tisot, a A pi, Chelsea. on mosest, killers I. Mr. CHILES P , 7 progress of the traffic of this new line is also favour- 301 all lt.Weet.4 comehaebaras 4 did ya 21.0 n i 23 .l a i n . Clint Rai agglißlON oil t die the ehrir. Mr. Jere Seal, Mr. Dexter, &Alton s were made. By eleven o'clock last night, however, a bl y viewed . London and South Westerns have . 2°l lo,00e! 60 Ils.colm and cot m0p. ..4 Aso „eatlemee, will salmis Die meatiag. Chair to teme amendment% weae considered large enough to be a OO al I, De. e per Cent. been steady on the official announcement that the 3 . s tessakeeess,sp.ct.erst t Pus - - tio.oot Iho London Joint St ~........ ..... 'AWL, ,_SII shurog 1 , 510 ._ ,t___. llo e• reason for returning to work. Possibly this change of opi. 60,010.1 , 10 ,L aolon and 11 ogres trill lath. a"' 'am° a t he S ' emeT • "'"° nion wag wrought by a short notification issued from the of- half-year's dividend is to be at the rate of SI per !.. . 3 "*.•• •• b" 40 -. .0 -ti 7 1 7 1 1 1 111,00/ 10 'NothliAl Prue. c 10,u001 91 Ilso. New..„,... 01101 111 6. globe bed at the Oasea r lnn, Piessililly. C. TIEING ST, Serroary. deers of Inane Revenue stating that for fi ve shillings each cent, per annum. •it.set..4l .. . ti 41 id"' 60 National of Ircu 3 S Do. .... ~, the cempanies were prepared to grant to all rersons ap 3 3 Da (Mao , If 1, loin too 'Provincial of in „„_„— _ vßnvuonA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, II 1, Frwarustmet, Bank, Lode& Ilstaaliebed 4114.1. 1432. plying short licences to be in Inca until next January. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. .. ... 10 4 Do ... The Railwa7 market opened flatly this morning, ." 9 Lyon 021 sl1 ° 11 e"" 0 " s 2 1 .0 74 Marino .. ~. ... 30.1100 A ! gond Atutrallla I and 041 Imp. g o woracedl7 naernil Mad Partsmenl, 4 Vl*. saw ft EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR IN MARYLEBO_VE, and North British, Caledonians, Brighton., and Mid- us si Raela Antieoa... -- - - 8044 IS 'elouth An:inlet 50,00 e 23 !Polon of Medi a Carats in-Cul RireERT ALILEANDER, Bladittesth rib lands, besides other stocks, are marked at a slight " i` i`h"" I . sls (with 104 7 1 81 5,00 lllo. Now... 16 I. Nertli,iri er ?ran.. SS 651 laresseree rums ,a prionlum kw witertas to or Debt& Yesterday afternoon the inquest-room at the in- decline . At the present moment quotations are ais ~., D., 4.,:..., per it Bent. 61 60 , Union of Londui 15.000 40 i Cuba, of Staddr NMI premnal•••• ° ! mailed await lita reset Yeere• finuary of St. Marylebonc Workhouse, New . road, was trifle better than the opening prices, but business lee e.. A AMNIA alt..) 14 141 Areararee riles , "mi.* :Ha% Prertoce owing -- mashy ow or gies , crowded by the permed:3 authorities, commissioners of throughout this department remains very stagoant. 14 118 ' d i e t 1. 88° "" r".1-nutk rreur • 86 86 baths and wasbhounts. and members of the faculty, with the ana ....14 Lyons ... .. 178 174 pa E 4 1 SRITANN I4 lIIVIVAL WS AIMOCIATION. view of hearing the evidenee to be received by Mr. Watley , French shares appear steady. Northern. are 10 lo Parts au." i inert. ... .. 44 eh JIONI 20 ill Par:seal ''oe-n. 41 45 Entracte , . 1 lry Ire mseerts's Kona tames Pause • with respect to the death of a young woman named Mary quoted 33 to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, 171 to i prem. , . - - - ... se 3.; Pans .:-. •••. ~..e-dy ... 371 371 In Profited: , !, It. aselly. Anne Barnard, which, whether it resulted from an attempt ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 10 4 Ibirtibewe•ouideltaele!ure 4 64 pm three moth? diikerwee at ere. r,..,,,,,,,,...,,,,,........ter,75,,,pt0, peadj,,l7 g g„, wargga 8 . to commit suicide by drowning, or the performance of a - The funds have viol awns ones§ gala hle 4 ta7 M 0 10.. en .. -.1 ,+..• it - .. 19 10:9 sergiesi ewe** apes her after being takes out of the ei. lot terdstit, but, on the Ados. ~. IltatelraTe• I Yesterday. 20 2 PM. II 1 Danish - - , -- - . beavaitese...llo chi tot an wort aI meeting. a manatee cf 30 per mat. vas water, is a wabferrt of rlggenwg. The rhino woman, leery I — l— 5 7 Royal bwedlik la MI caws' +ow'. 1 rtilliolo 00 011 PrtkiSIGIIII Pollen. Anne Barnard, had been living an housemaid in a gentle- St. 'WO Starless .. ... .. , 061 ir4 20 ~. ,amore. 340 no •ii• man's family in the Gloucester-road, Regent's-park, and 10 It Swberne ffet•mte Poem , 10 4 Do. 3l per Oyu. Prebr. - - trueresiosio • I Desveat4 an: lot Jacek.' , MI 31 money stock ; but th about lOo'eletek on Tuesday ni4ht was seen to throw her- 1„, sit aincw . k.40 „ . .....• ~...,,*,,. a et , e , 10 1 *elk !mere of Prance 4 4pm 14 -- N e e --- 7 - 7s fess Klan. I deo,.Commons last night i essietne ' Pennies ._ mead Tee n y 1 k c y self from one of the suspension bridg.s intu the water of it Is 8 ; 8 8 8 ...1... 0 ,0„,,,,A,„, 9 7 'di, le 6 *ethers et Prance 56 gm 20 Is. Upper DOH Scrip ... I ist Mina Be' et "o - 1111. Pre. 1 era the Regent's Canal. Site was got out and ccnreyed to the Ea eh DoAbesiltirk..st/n1.1i.C.; 10 21 SI all 'Not flander. 41 4; Tabs. t tin Wean. I slim. residence of a medical gentlemen in Portland-terrace, who It le l Do. do. to. 20!... 34 31 dr 10 lc Do. S i p r Cent. Prefer. - - die sad thus the depressi --- —,— at ones ordered her to be conveyed to the Marylehoue St. It. Brine and Raider ... . 1102I 102 04 1014 14 10 le vane, n.O • rent. 91 9f pas cal distrust and anxi 15 . 4 .' S • 4 Teal ` ala Bat g • d 'l' g ll .' 0- Baths and Wasitheuses , in the New-road, there . 84 - l' .h C lls6 ' l ' t " ••• ••• - . 56 6 e 'l 0 4 to 2 Western ot iwitserlasd.. 1 1 itia 1111 119. tab 39 II 171142 . 0 1: 3 all Calcite? eel WOlyheal - I tit 121 231 voted. 60 9 Zealand 3 2 cll. II I 9I I 2 ill 1 II IT 411 4 40111 before there warm baths and other appliances se. '' SO all Owl ant Bandra ... ... 201 Ho Consols opened 1 se . 2 1 ! 4 1 1 41 1 7VS 1 4 61 012 5 cessary for the recovery ot drowning persons, which be 3 1 1 t Dahlia NM Delfsst hoc.. 31 44 pm al S6I , 6 111 4 . n sett 4 gllis 6 had not at h... 1. disposal The medical gentleman sec - lope. is an 'hi.. lie, eieta, 63.1•0 re. MINES. touched 984 ; but t IL L FORM iseldent Direeter. nied the deceased to the Bath.? and AVaehhoeses, and, it dawn Janette., ... ... 8 9 quotation of the di UMW MIKIS. etwatm7. being btyoud the hour, Mr. Smith Foot, the manager, re- IS al l _. Sold Mulles Great dulness continues to prevail in the market aud the Ilth of Aug, I ISMS flat. Owieg to fined the parties admitsion. A scuSll ensued. The de- th al Mtn (11l I 9 I°l 111-)" I I 11 R AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.—Light. ceased was ultimately plead in a bath, and the medical g elm% wad Mimi& ROGOING. -- CillOGO O N' lll 1'A1° 2,4 r gentleman, finding that resuscitation was impossible, Ma ALTS 100 1140 PELT Is peeitetly haperviotte to rain, 00W , me ...„ II SO sworn Ceroines ... 33 ad tenure Oalos, Mier A (lab IL U. Oh.) ~. at tly resorted to the Ciesarian operation, with a view 33 ol Do..lsra li &ad C Olt , lis 33 13 for home mining stocks. We hear of few tran eac - . kept open till hall-ps lions, and sales arc effected with some di ffi culty. The gold mining . shares were extremely dull, and I Consols were offered the price was 98 MS IIIOI - I ' 4 a° I " , I.4Ed be h.• eur• elterneire ezhetiel F • iS of saving the life of the child, of which the yowl,/ woman 31.11 00 fast Laceashlre - _. 73 71 'granter demand in silidlwww; sates bett b e times, required far slates; can be Mal on where any change in price is observable it is in an It is elle ed b some that . nut only the child _ll% a . _a1 , 1_11.4 . 3'1 4 1 : Disdklprea../ . n . 6_l 16s . per cent. In the i enamirt facility In we , . is d persona. PRICE ONE PENNY was pet gntint. . g y unfavourable sense. Nouveau Monde and Australian imelint.tits: Ewa. Creprosit Patent NON.CONDULYING Pelt but the mother was alive after the operation was performed, 71, 11 1 , L in ",;,2 l . s a : d ° l i l ,=.' 10- , nom the Paris Bourn hremertoe stews toilers and pipes Tam 23 per cent. of fail.- and a dispute has arisen as to whether the medical gentle- rii . k ae,4,..j„,..77,. p. i .th , r.,,,pi.„ so 72 Cordillera were rather lower. At four o'clock, Co nial Gold were quoted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Great no corrtsponding cffi I ato.l teetimoritai• oat by put on application to CROOOOI4 man Wes justified in taking the course he had done, and et. 100 Glasgow & SouthWe.tera; - - M i t 2, Istrw6 sle .1 !ILL LONIioN, who Ids, oup.ly SHIP whether h e i s not responsible for the deaths of both mother M. 100 :Greet Northers ... ' 164 571 1 861 7 it ,out the Stock Ex , INEATIIIND Fat eat INODDROVS lilt foe damp walls and lining Nugget, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Port l'hillip, Ito and child. The Coroner, on taking his teat, said lie only St- 100 00 - d. stoch - Imo boom to equaLee the temperature. l34 dia. ; British Australian,„ to 1 die.; Nouveau Monde, received the ordinary notice, an d .hetefore be Lad uot I. tee Dn. ft, Stock . ... ' ISO 13e i The official busines -- W. 100 Ot.fhwith.aulSeit.ilro. , 111 113 ito a prem. ; Agua Fria, 11 to prem. I Cent. Console, for i I account, 11th Augi made arrangements for a long inquiry. A case possessing e , um p m , ~,,,,,„„. . .. 901 , I . the extraordinary and peculiar features which this appeared 44 II lid& & N u t & s e m i .. 7 76 901 Imperial Brazilian shares were considerably s' -.. to possess, demanded upon public grounds the fullest jives- 110 all Illanouter and Girlialo .. 101 NW lower. Metcalfe were also rather flatter, leaving Reduced. 99, , i i, in.; 4(r: - •' ' = i's tigation. There were, he understood, complaints against 161 11l Do. Third. ... ... ... 16 17 pm g"..:. d " 'li parties likely to come before the ?magistrate, and, having Xs ' O4 I lAlwashile.,_ „.„..,_turl T.T 2 s l -"" Th. 75 1 ya off 51 tol prem. Port ltoyal were last quoted Ito C e nt s ., 190, -4 , 3 , a itF -7 ZAI - 11k had the body identified, he would adjeurn tho inquiry. 1 1 9 8 1 It l r a. V.7 lB ,z im i:., o . 8 4 , 4 1 1 41 . 1} prem. ex new. The exposure of ' •-, . ' -. 7 . • -. • - Sarah Jones, of 98, Cochrane-terrace, Portland-town Wen. 60 all ILeeds ?Written, ~. .. 111 131 . The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- government consequ tilled the body as her niece; and Mr. Allen and . other Ile lii Looms end eieckerat . bi 91 low.: Australian Mutual, 4to 1 die.; Australian project, has renderer MEETH.—By liar Majes e t a y's Royal Letters Patent. medical men hiving tendered evidence, the proceedings to were adjourned. 5 • Lon.,lllbury,le Southend II 11 on St. .100 Lon., Bright. n,&l. Cow! 1031 VA id 1034 Rd Consols, Ito 4 dia.; Monarch Gold, 4to 4 die.; unsteady. Business A Newly bunted *A Patent egglisellaw of elremieslly me. St. ' llt. London & Sztds.Weat- 116 1161 1161 16 Mizen Head, 4to 4 dis.; Chartered Australian Land dis. and Is. prem 1 ~ rm.:rift INDIA itveaste in tbeemorriallianet ARTIFICIAL 114 :4 Do. Elgh.2e .. .., .° - - 21 and Mining, Ito 3 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, called 3s. did. to pi Gums, sad lhateue.-114. P.PIIIIAIIII ISOINILY. em sea. ELECTION COMMITTEE. to i Do.Jltoett.,ll. ' sadltiC° ti 11 pm Ipeamet, el, G ..... nristreet, Chowenor-squom. Sala laws* and -- nt. 100 Load= & South-Wastan. 594 904 55 &10 4 per share ; Peninsular Mining, Ito ;prem.; 21s. prem. laMeMe. A new. original, and invaluable livemben, enwillbr la CLITHEROE. 30 151 De, A5O .........34 44 die Cologne Lead, ;), to 4 die ; Carberry West, Ito 1 dia.; The foreign stock enessptattes, with the moat absolute me easeem e al 40 114 De.. lie _ ..._ . .... .. 11 q did Golden Mountain, 4to / per share; Glenaulin?, to 4 of importance. The taamialty Prepurd w GIVE INDIA ItrlrSlMl lim ite a Wag 1e Me When the committee met yesterday, ss all Londonderry lic Coleraine 11 IS I have further imps( Imam tiele ( 6. hoot Rome. The et Uwe _RPM MOS hi 19111 Mr. Serjeant Kioglaks said he would now claim the seat, 86 an Londosdriya statesman 15 se dia.; Sulphate of Barytes ' , „to 1 per share; Lackamor 2So•Ntl'h may be brie ); noted In a" at law 11181 P rigabdit on the part of the petitioners, for Mr. Foot, on the ground et 100 Mancb.,lllsef.,SiLinc: , I,: 19 391 Copper, I die. to Ipm ; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per I account. Dutch a Matures, es the 10l owl. g :-All sharp elpenal swites4=es, wires, or fastening, are required. a maw tonsassit et that the committee having, by their resolutions of yester. 61 41 Do. Man.& lAnai . ilr2n. gi g 711 74 share; Poltimore, 4 to „ die. ; British and Colonial lAt 4 o'clock, Alexi( alettioa is supplied, a issrnal c'es•icity hitherto indly mannossie, day, declared Mr. Aspinall di -qualified from bas i ng gone to m eg- r e , /6111 " 0 .. wrs • . -.11.,41 ,, •• 7 , 2 1 4 1 3 1 6 Smelting and Reuction, I to! pm.; New Linares, I ; Peruvian I)efe wed e fit, perfected with the mod unerring sirrocop, bewared, the poll at the last election, in consequence ot illegal acts of 88 , 47$ 7714.0. .„,„ 4. an ,.,... ... ___ par to 1 prem.; New South Wales Coal, Ito t I 6-Holt per Cent. while from thesoftoess and flexibility of the trent eingler=lz treating committed by his agents at the previous election of el I 171' Ditto Half shares-. ... - - sopis4t r riven to the aftkuniog teeth whentlem. Or 1852, and consequently that all votes given for Mr. Aspinall at . 'toe igarmoom 33 37 die. ; Australaidan Coal, Ito 1 die. ; Metcalfe (of I Active, 21 to 2' ; d - = ll 7 l be c,... l cCriA l " o th . r th e r umf ',.., ~,In t °1225a22111111.11111 .2 ..2 „, at the election of 1853 were lost and thrown away. He pro- ei 41 ` Do. 110 7_ 1111 • 001 i 0 ; 1 •• 4i p. Jamaica), 51 to 51 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica)! Deferred 'threes, 1. ... "" e " ° t "` C"..r".. l 2"3-- - — ; - 8 1 1, —. .. .. - - d therefore, to strike a vote off the poll of those who 11 ._ 17 .1,wv,.._wPoeth" .114 • 1787v1wd 21 al al Ito II pm. ex new ; L'Aigle d'Or, 3to 1 dia.; London i to 61 per cent. Th ss a 1140.43.09iici0f: Oui I el' any tommemdemi mar ...m.o.= C , wo eel:Teary and Kiiet..a.ll3lo. il i elm fort be imbibed .nd r e tained in theme* *. •111Itgbeenotneesof voted for Mr. Aspinall, and then he should hear the iab- le au :88888 0. 88 , 8e8 „ 8 " 8. ,,,,. 8 a and Virginia Gold and Copper, Ito 1 prem. emu or betas at the name use whOy prowldsd mann by be }notions of his learned friends en the other side. M. WO INvetelk ~. ... ... ... 52 64 Brucutu Gold, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Carbon I; I Brazilian Old Five i meow lur e r of Ps peeper etion,-11T ba •033-dcialy et The committee decided that tee vac should not be struck 16 113 Da. Sr. ~ .... - - ditto Four-and-a-1i at. clasvesoa-ssafter, LONDON. oft and then adjourned to this morning. Se 1 31 Northers Counties Union 31 I] die Coal, ' 4 to,' did. • Kenmare, Ito „ prem.; Port Hunter Two-and-a-Half p 21, Clay-etreet, Bath. $ . 1, 10 :North British ... ........ 334 .. In 344 331 3 arv: Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Cumberland St, Ovaisser.etreet, Neweartle.tes.Tyus. le 16 !Nova Devon, No. I. - - -dr Cent. Certifs., 981 Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to I prem. ; Adelaide I.and and per Cents., ex 1)e 6 all I Do. 1 3 A ° Deferred PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. 8 8 i Do, aanote.,d -- -- di , ' S U RO M V. M *LANDS . ii A 1. 1 1 1 0 R will te fi u n u d y the i a r f r p i l n ica pr tion ,og of 30 174' North tharfor4S4 .. 41 qas 134 Gold, 11 to 04 die. ; Great Cambrian Miuing and I Three per Cents., Cent. Bonds, 83 the delkeey and beauty of the coriplexlon meg Ws trees the torero! 130VERNMENT OF INDIA BILL. U all !North Welborn , 41, 431 Russian 1 laSsenee of the Sun sad pat, deviling Me dame of las or end elr J. Pakingtoo's Clause is the Mantifseture and •••le of Salt.- le Slasoeotth&S.W.,ll.lkCitylut. - - share ; Great Hewes United Tin, I die. to " 1 prem.; niaaation, allaying all irritability and beat. end y afford- Motion made, and question put, "That the sail clause be now road St Ire Marino., Were., at Welter. 324 634 334 21 Great Crinnis, Ito 1 pima.; Albion Geld, 1 did. to par . ;IThe Spanish Cori lag the pleasing essration attendant on mimed sla.tidtPend health. a second time."-1 he House divided: Ayes 417, Noes 107. St. 100 I Oic•1:113 Central ... ' fa state of tie skin. heckle Tan. Spots, TWOS Dlocoloura- AYES. et. lee eseattlah Midland .„ ~ 61 61 sa Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; London , c e nt. I nue we a mpleteis eradicated by the Kai*" emil ilee pbee to a Alexander, John Cresson, Samuel Mowbray, John St. 101 'Shrew,. I Dim.. ... ,59 61 60 and Liverpool Australian Gold 'Alining and Stream- Money to-day i I dettostely eke, and fair Complexion. In mess if Onnburn, or Stinp g o o, John GreviCe, Coloael IlulUeg4, Jcoeph St. lee 1 Im. L.ter.W.Guar.lltS, Cl 71 ing, par to I prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), I toll. open market, but tl i • cf Insects its virtues Ince long lees aslinenbilisA . -Prlee b. ed. gaup, Thelma Groton, Edward Mentz. Cerrito 10 S 1 9hrewribury end Hereford 11 01 Ms 71 and Se. 6d. per bottle. CalltialL-111 mods Ilawbands' Isalydor me mug.. William m o ttled. ctoorp Morrough, John 961. a.i I Atrowsbury had t hone, m.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), par to 1 prem. ; Jamaica of the week does 13 ea the wrapper , — sold by A. ROWLAND end sosa, 90, Hatton- Demme, Hilinkall, lATTI C. Newark, Vivount I , (Nce.W. Nib) ... IS SO prem.; i Copper, 21 to 21 prem.; New South Wales Gold, i Lombard-street dit pram, London; sad by chemists and whiner& =IV Winn Ilamiltos . George Noel, Gerard 184 stl I De. Haire' ... ... -, I John Blob, Alta. Norms, Sir D. 30 50 °Dm O•weAry ... MR. MACAULAY'S SPERCIMS. Blair tbionel Heywood. James Dance, James 20 01 . 5lietcohne Elision ... share ; Obernhof, „to 4 prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, The Winuermen Jest published, missies., is two edema. away lino, uniform with Moab, 54 R. Ht worth I. ParSer, Robert VS PI lieeth Drees ... ... . 13 lron, and Steel, ito 1 prem.• Garnett and Moseley, the Library Edition of Ws Ilmaja, Brocklehurst, J. MIL Lord Arthur Pr ice, James M. la sosuills l6ll ‘ ••• - • II 75 4 with dates to the TIIE PARLIAMENTARY AND MMONLLADEOPS Brow, H. A. Hordall. Thomas Price, William SO SI Rehm_ ~ ... .36 17 341 i 21 to 21 prem. ; Aubin Cod and Iron, 1 die. to 1 . ounce, of gold, v §ILEECHES of the RT. HON. T. B. MACAULAY, Bunbcry, Wm. Ilersed Mead*, Carom 50 U Teekrik&lbsrDe 13 14 prem. ; Parkwyn and Carwaisick , I did. to I prem.; ; Frances, which le Reprinted foal ••11ansard's Proliammary Debates." byypecial Cairns, 11. Hums. Minuet', Fr. C. 23 lel & Deidlorton a the proprietor, arid trout other lamatimithyaisMieettles. The Corner. blr 3. Hoe, ITT genders, George II IV/ ThemeellethenDeekatßalf.l 11 21 End India Iron, .ss. to 7s. per share !is also in, but it whole elecidaud wills Neb., and ye Ply es Immy es Mr. Ma- COSY. Edward Hie.lllward bobell., Captain 11 17 Vale of Math ..,__,. .. • 141 131 131 A meeting of adventurers in Wheal Chiverton was any gold. sal en Watsetord and DlUtenvy. 81 91 cauby's Oratorical Posen , extract* by esrminse tam Mr. me. Chaplin, William Johnelme, Jima OWL Francis Ilies "Orators of the Age." Cbeetkam, John Jaen, In W. @gyrate, 11. Ker 50 A WOWS* and Iderlck.. SI 32 held on the 20th instant. 'The accounts presented In the market Remy Tiletelly. Gomm-musts; Clarions** and Co., 145, Colibett, Jain Jane& ONO& Seymour, lie D. *is i Wee. Cornwall ..91 Is showed a balance of 9361. 9 9 . 3d. against the mine, rates were rather I Ikeesszert. CobboW, Jobs =rinsing Mnitls, John A. l 9 116.1Winableden end Croydon 1- - • Coin, Walter N. Solth, John It. 10 . all ;West Labe i- - which it was resolved should be divided pro rata and Frankfort. I TOR._ . CULYERWRI.L_Ii_MHDICALW . O . et_ e.ti, ortcrool Corry, , l j t odc eury o stseseiy. I L Stanhope, Janie .. 1 • 2 .W.Ead aftsmAkerystal P, - - amongst the adventurers and collected forthwith. I Bills on Paris, ho Maid. Ardor Stenley, ii,rel it. 1105 ITuth.lemeseer enter sun! 69 701 vt ' " 44 6. " • ...... a. ./ Disraeli, Demands Len, Robert atu irt, Lord D. 33 .30 Di. do. Ritendone 1771 De A meeting of adventurers in Wheal Neptune was 974 to 25f. for ab I. 73 1 111 Do.G.N.l.Purebses . . I 11 ~ WHAT TO FAT, DRINK. AND AVOID. Duncan, George Lan** H. COTO Sullivan, M. held on the 20th instant. The accounts Presented I paper. In other Dunlop, Alexander W. Gore Swift, Richard St. 100 York and North Midland 60 51 604 1 n. showed a balance of 5711. Se. sd. against the mine, Leetuar TO TO , NO MIN. Dunne, Colonel Viscount Thompson, Geo. novelty, and brain which it was resolved should be divided pro rata le Mark-lane tc Egerton, 11 idiom LIMBO, H. Oeo. Tyler, sir George PREFERENCE SHARER. is amongst the adventurers and co ll ected forthwith. of English wheat, HOW TO BE HAITI. Ererten, Edward Milk Henry Vallee, John et. 1 trio Aberdeen ; - - ,leL tlacount Ise* V.maittart, 0. 6 all Abiwallen No. 2, 7 per OW - - Of foreign there re. MORAL AND PHYSICAL INJOTIONT GP LIR Fetid* M . itandmer. jeN tle. V, re, Captain di. DA Heisted di Lettere ter CL, Its Its THIS DAY.—Two ()Twat. would not give wl retinae, Joieph Loam, Roderick Walcott, Admiral St. IVO Catskills:. /110 ° ..._ , 10 0 l'l v• Ott 6PLCIAL DISZASTS. Fitapiaid, Mr J. Ibreammg. , Geo. W • aluidey, SD J. 16 '5 Choster and Holyhead 1 194 204 There is not the slightest change in the gold mining nese WOE do n e . In Player, Jahn WOS. Maw Walpole, Spencer rt. 611 51 'O% - k and Medan . i 1 1 ass share market today , business beingitlmost at astand- of all sorts were I THE INSTITUTES OF MARRUGE UFIL. Foley, John IlVeeepir James Wies ley, George IP all Dundee. Perth. and eter-1 Frew* Charles = s°bt! Wiltlsms, William still. Liberty shares mark par. A dividend of f vv. 1 seen Jonethri ... ~I li 4 DUMAS* OF W1W41113. Gebtay, Lord le, Viscount Wise, Ayahford 31° 71 Zig Acolibilsl.lo•l6p.Ct.' 4 q Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 331 to of the London I Tin. Geier*, name* lbws* Lord J. Tore', lebot 61, 3 Do. as. (61.) 7 per Cl, 6 34 345; Peel River, 11 to 11 prem.; Scottish Australian payable on the IS vaugazy DIVANGEMENTA conwriranon, sad 11.15310111. WNW. %E d bara MOM 1111 Howl . Tiii.liews Tir 2 'Do. de. (71.17 a) / per Ct.' 1 t 4 pea 7totD& Orbs* 1111alk Mae* Pakington, Sir J. 611 q r,.,.c.,..5.,...5,...g0i r 11 34 pm fpm Investment, 2 1-16 to 2 3-16 prem.; and North Land shares w rs. sod a. Guisse. John MO* William Ph.litenste, John 64! q Ditto do. .2I 11 2 „ British Australasian, Ito 1 prem. Grand Duchy of cultural were it P.M01.1.11, Dile% and SCIPTCS WEIL II rob., b. seek, NOES. to 'l9 Do. New 4 par Cent inure 14 13 es. Area& Sir T. Graham, Sr Jas. Wan Ise, Ralph 30 190 neet.Uslobtleriprialp.Cli, rel s t! Baden shares mark I dia. and par. American Land, II f DROPAUAT AT: tilt, 1151 OHM WATS& Ct'llt. Oben, Chutes Grenhil, C. Palmer, Robert 3 6 Eitoburea, Fattb, and. Civairip Dunn= closed 1: to 2 pre telmarreersd,2l, Pateraniier-row ; Curvet)" 147, Fleatowast ; Mrs, Lesteetey, Chas. Haste, Arch. Paiincretoe, Lord ° Dondoe, 01 rm. Cent I- - 1 Prime dose Bank of Amara EL Omnbill, eta a". blab cirri : and K. L Colmemeol, U.S. A.). no m .Johe Headlam, T. Peel, Frederitt St.. 101/Oreat Northern& peroen ' , 126 130 No , share . Maim Pald.'Yestudar. today . London Dock et allilitios Nalno&ep in, who mph, sonseltell daily Veal Plan 5, *J. Henthsote. G. Yellen, Ap• , ley But 100 Do. 5 per wet. Port, Re.; MIR S. atthew Herbert, stem, Pinney, WiJient " deeniable at le p.n. pm! 11l 114 10,00.1 I Ages Ms ....- —.... 41111 ps Katharine Dock' girl Remy, Lotd A. Polio ILI:Nub tit 10 ,74 Do. 4; percent. scrip , 1 Ipm moo° 1 vArste aseystisaossi an I It. 0 moo"- lea • ItagioCalimralem ..„ de i t. l ND WRECK OF TAE ARGYLE. AND LOSS OF ihwhow•C"e'e r Hogg, Sd James kuieel, Lord J. 60" S 0 we..t.",lisitillant•es s a l el 74 , 16,b0ti 10 tAastralied , a .......... 2 1 par quoted 1 die. to isenerle, Edw. Hotrod , Chu. W. /tureen, P. W. 0:. 104 Do oxirerleero. 54 0.e. 1 .03 Pry le ,f , 09 20 Clastraliau FIFTEEN LIVES. M ir ti.= Hutt, William Ingham, Robert Sadleir, Jame& hulk*, John St.' 100 Ditto it redeemable ber cti 103 105 14 It Dwailaiire &Yorks 1 , AID A die Ipa 6 0 ottt i Auatralian CardWers 100,001 1 Australian Mated Yesterday it became known in London that the DROMMhelh MOB. Inaliatlir Robert baw"e,Coaries S. ISO' Ditto 6 per mut Stock...! 149 141 31.0°3 0 1 Ave Maria .. , . .„.... ..„ all Idle per share • Orion Jocelyn, Vise...tint Scully, Fro .ci. ' t. 100 Lea. , Arieh.Guar.3paret• - - 7eo oe°. 1 nritlk %astral's.% rielr all 1 die barque Amite, Captain Young master, and the oreater eriallgiltm.... I. Annexed are 1 Keating, Robot Seymour, Lard St. IVO Din, Preferential 3 pe: CO --- 110,00.2 M +Ends' , iron :3.1 9 S part of the crew, had been lint off the eastern shore of 9 - ;;;71,, o d E. Keogh, William ditilth, M. T. SO 3 Lort.AnthWietCos.Thirlel 11 4 10,0011 93 f Brae Imp. ,istatsf.pa 12 S3l bourses, as roc Newfoundland, while on a passage to Quebec. The ship Butler!, Cherie' L deg, Sem :el Smith, Vellloll 111' all 'l,ond•rderry &Color. leh i lo 11 C,CO. - 60 Dr Command Cullbs 131 Amsterdam, Thi sprain; a leak on the 19th of May, in terrible weather, and Cardwell, E. Lowe, Robert Spooner, R. 121 all ,LendoaderrykEnniek.4 4 ! 13 14 !I,.iee . 0 Do, 4', .fobo Vol ke) lb 31 34 the exertions of the crew of nineteen men to reduce the Child, Smith 111•Greffor, John Marlins, Willisal 59 15 ; 01seoliletaillne. rm./toll 61 aj 113.t0 1 Cerron'a Croe'r 1 4 die 1 ist per Cents., 9 , water be pumping were tt. town away. Recourse wee had Clap, Si• WT. Nablecki.r . lic . H. Struts, Edward 10 'lO I Do. New 1110 ... . 111 11 12,4Y1 10 C„hrs rkopper .... „„. sll 474 484 Cents.,63 15-16 •, Cockburn, Sir A. Maogles, Rua Toeracly, Thomas II i 3 I Te.. 3. 16 ~. . 1 6f al 160.00. & 44:0•0111.il Cold I 111 pm 10 the boat., but the jolly boat went adrift in hunch- 23 5-16; the 4 Cowper, Win. Marko theists, D. Townsheod, Capt. 124 all Iteryp.fr Carlisle, 4 . 4 p4ii -- pm Caplan, fag. Having obtained as much provisions and water crouton'. gdw. elastermar, John Vane, Lord 11. St. :IGO °.1414:andC0n....tr.m0.v... 149 1;1 id 141 ad r POOP. • St. *Copper Minors of Eng. sit 05 75 per Cent. Ft sa could be got at, the order was given far all hands to Deekwood, Sir • Maule,eo:onel Villiers, Charlie 101 4 ' Dll , e , Preterlne , ........ 1 I pp, WO. 53 +Do. Pref. 7, per seat all 7i di put 33 13-16 ; Austria take to the long boat. They numbered in all seventeen- Denson. Ids. three pss‘sug,n (two of whoa females), feet and ,_ 1101 , 11 °IsLI °° „ 0 Mead mates, eleven stamen, and the master. All being "'"°l' Uasdse 1.,;`,..,j" fa readiness the boat was pushed off, amid a heave sea, mu gs i,,„.'i . which every moment threatened to engulph them. Within norm, William ma hour after their leaving they saw the ship go down head Perdue, John forimaost. They kept the boat head to wind the whole of Palma. its N. that night and part of the next day, when they twined rtwi' o 7, 'hurl Venter John Milligan, Robert Mils, lbws as Mithes, Rehatd MichelL William Honks David Morph, Edward 31 ulgrave. Earl Mil and made for a westerly course. On the third day their 1,,,,,,,:..,0.1,m,r1 Y or e , Colonel Amin, str R. Warner E. Wickhain, Henry Wiefain, Loftus Il x. eles o zor m th e ,..Mi n r t W. Williams. 11. %UMW,. Jams. Mandl, William Wood, tic e. 14 onley, James Young, Su Julio Tailitilis. 114 . 100•Nerfolk Exteneloa... _. 114 116 SR I too. D. !I per vt. Pref. Sten 116 115 2 I all Da,WatelleyValley Ipp - - 10 6 Do. Detenturee ... ... IMa 6 pm St., Ito Merit itritirh ... ... .. 1 6 114 20 ~ all North Stafordaldre I .. infoirre.,Sl3.llper-Gisan - - M.; too weed. Werosirer ael - - 13 all I Dit.o ditto ditto,' f f if poi II 41 !Miley ..I.Birm."lewOchz.l 101 :Of 11) 19 SlintroACheeter(7. , w.w.; 1114 17 70,1 , :. •4 , totto:AtietniiiinGippi• all 214 die Great Nusget Vein.... ali 1 1 pc 162 ° X• 2 1 Do. Registered 2 1 .1'0 PO E.i . .-aral - -,. Ili I It 16 76,0 in I Deana !Malty of Baden all •1 dia Itm 1 1 11.00 3 West eolgootle. 1.00,0t0 1 Lake Ilatharst 00,09 1 Licerty 9,110 , 8 tLiaare. , 30,0 in 1 all I 4 dim all 1 die. Ipm I all 910 Mexican New, 2 (Blue), 74 ; Equ this day :—Foe 103.40 ; ditto Shares, 2,850. Metallic., 964 ; Sharer, 1.406. situation became alarming, the water and provisions were' 01,4 4 ,,, e . st ~,, Olrin, c. Three, William .. j lilt.. 5 ter Cent.. .. 174 15 160,00 1 Manquita eluara Crushing Cool all 6, 1 LoneonsiColif..ne, rnlo di' 11 ( i did alt 4 dla ear The account 0 exhausted, the master did all he possibly could do to cheer Goodman, Sir G. O'Coanell, D. Iterkeley,O. 10 'lO I Do. 0 per Dent ... ...I f 1 pm 10 0 .20 It Xes2oza. , ...llt.Arsericen , i 61 71 land for the wee o th e men on, and one and all laboured to make way by pull- b i 93 14enth I.3oTeli ' 141 541 6 !,C!• I Now Granada lag at the oars, Ike. The next day, however, passed and following night, with the succeeding eight days end nights without sail appearing in sight. During that long space of time many miserably perished. On the sixth day two of the crew died from want On the seventh, Captain Young DRAMA. - GERMAN . PLAYS—ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. Schiller ' s celebrated play, Die Brant n o n Messina 10 i 14 1 Ditto Flied 44 per Cent par 4pm 144. all .South homers (Reading . ' Anatol 11.0.6 , I St.' 100- Do. 44 per cent. '26 214 11l 114 20 I all 'l6th.TorkithireepercLOoar 191 201 6 3 'Waterfon'Stillkocnyopet 1 4 dls X VOI• 1 Notzetton neer% 30, , G! 10 Nova Scotia Mining and s'll 4 I °lc Copper Smelting IOs.OG. il Port Philip - -Sts 1 ! (did par soon 1 "luau Reek ...... .., all I sets •;a 10. 0 .• 0 0 tlthyroney Iron Note , 'ewe./ (The Bride of' Messioa) was performed last sight at this S . 1100 'York , Sower t!oda 44.r5.,. 1 Ist hie two mates, the male passenger died ale, on that 10,00 e 16 +lilac New I day. The eighth, several hands became delirious from theatre for the lint time. The representation was so sac- __ 1 6 loam, D.,..0 . ~ i .1 I fittt•rta n! 1 , 44%v:r0t% . 113 le3 7, , 44e 35 nentlvn &Cuba lel 4 5 I drinking sea eater to quench their thirst, contrary to the cem ul, that it is much to be regretted that it has tree pro- 17 51,00' 1 Muth Australian ..... earnest appeals of the master not to touch it. One doted so late in the wagon. Herr Devrient sustained the U 10 TurltAN.Mid.ll.lkPant . ol par 4 ono IMO 10 stn Croft - al ~ 46,174 RAH +Unites" Halisan all 3 41 41 Rest . _..... „ ....., • seaman, whilst in this state, leaped overboard and was character oi Don Manuel with great power, and made a LINES LEASED AT 111111 t 11 FATAL% ts,aco 1 Waller drowned. The female paseengen pm ... B d 88(8808 _ deep impression on the audience. Don Creme was per- St.loo . 'tic!' T..1331r...11re its:Tie 100.050 1 West Granada' ..". ...,.......... al I rib E.i. , 0,1., San inch Binary constitution., othrrwise they must have quickly formed by Iteer Gabillon. We have already Ind °Mlle to Loudon& 131.Wietermi 107 IC 9 igio.o 1 vr,,n Mvinosa.... ..... en ' I die I Pmt t.. •: '..e. Arct ... .0.....eana '13;0 Tenilemsn'e efforts. He is soling. and so •so 1.2. i. c..: ile Juort.on I 100;00 1 Tubs . -,.__ .. . - ----- - Yesterdav it became known in London that the 5......,._,..i;°"1". TI:Qe. 14151, Sir llobert bawl', Clarke h. lett UAW 5 Per OM MOM... ... .. 41,090 1 awl wan, .la ~ s••" barque Argil*, Captain Young muter, and the greater °``'''''',,°l4v J, Jocelyn. 'Ci‘c unt Fully, Fr a ttio St. lee Gm. - Arinh.fhaar.6 portal leo ow 1 Stink %laetrile.% 'lob all 1 i din Kestltir, 11.01*It Seymour, Iced St ICO Mt. Prefereatiala pero.l --- MAW 30 ftritlehirve :Lli 7 9 6 put of the crew, had been lost off the eastern shore of n--,....--; 1,,-,.1 E. Keogh, William Smith, H. T. tO 5 Lon.&:sthWeetCon.Thirl' ii 4 I 10,600 ILI +Bras. Imp' il.q. at gt p a 141 3 31 Newfoundland, while on a passage to Quebec. The ship Sutler, Charles L dos, Sam .el smite, Vernon 121 all 'tiintriderry &Color. trb . 11l 11 t.G9. SO DwOotweiandCalabs se 331 sprang • leak on the 19th of May, in terrible weather, and Cardwell F. Lowe, Robert Spooner, R. 116 all ,Londanderry&Euslak.4sh' 13 14 llseee •.i• Do. :v. .Viit Del fey lb 31 34 tie 'means' of the crew of nineteen men to reduce' the Child, ~_ 1141._ .1.4 h ''Gregor, John Btirlia,r, Wliii.lM Is Li ,Nlest.efeßaLloe.fsa.Noll ef 94 113,eis 1 Cereou'a Creek...„ 4 t efis 11m water be pumping were it Town away. Recourse was bad ~..,..„'"qt........8' ".I , Maddock, tier H. strati, Edward le .10 I De. New Ile -. .J. 11 11,t30 to C.„hrs r)apriii ...• -an 474 404 to the boats, but the jolly-boat went adrift in launch- `—'`""' Sir A. :"Igiujorad,..k„l":lo. Taoracly, Thomas 10111,0011 11 44.`..10nial tiold I 114 pm Cowper, W,,.. Towerihrod, Capt. I: s 1 ?-.). 26 , ... . i 4 yea 124 all liaryp.l4 carosie,44 p C. 7-1 -- too ...... .•. Conistoi / tag. Having obtained as much provisions and water cesarusd. Edw. Wastermae, John Tani, Lord 11. St.. ltd ..31.14:andCon,..tr.sito.op. ! ' 149 ril ad 149 ad WA*. St. +Copper Miners of Ere. all 63 75 tie could be got at, the order was given far all hands to Norwood, Sir • llaule,Co!onel Villiers, Charko 101 4 ' Olio, Preference ........ I 4 put lI,CIU 13 +Do. Fret. 74 resat. all 71 dj pm Lake to the long boat. They numbered in all seventeen— Deamulli. EAte. Milligan, Robert Vyvyan, sir It St 100 NrOnit Extenders.. _. 114 116 /v.:, fi +-..niftAustrelisnOcem all 1 16 die three psewngt n (two of whom females). first end ,_l°l",lB°°•,,•!°°„° Nile, lhow as Warner E. et l leo De. -; per et. Pref. leek 116 Ila Great %inset Teta__ all 41 ow second mates, eleven seamen, and the master. All being i=„,...°l' °";,,,,.", Milnes, &chat d Wiciihain, Henry 9 , all On.WaseneeValley li pc, 16l'eee I I Do. ReNtatarod mead'. Witt= Wirans, Loftus 10 6 Do. Debenture ... ... I dim 4 pm 21.1,0 10 Vie, oral in readiness the bust was pushed off, amid a heavy sea, 1.--3,171,.' ",,,,71— Motesworth, Hit W. Williams. V. tit. leo *tit iiritish ... ... .. 1 6 118 1114 17 74,0al 1 Deana Dimity of Rader all 4 die Ipm i 1 which every moment threatened to engulph them. Within pagan, William Monet, Viscount Wilson. James 10 all North atePordahlre an hour after their leaving they slaw the ship go down head Fermis, John Novell, Wiliiant Wood, dig C. et.' WO Weed, Wen:ours s ,dl 300,•. I Lake IkAbarst all I 4 ills foremost. They kept the boat head to wind the whole of Eetrssofhter B. Morris, David IA order, James I • alrelsw.,9l3.llpreGsztl 60,00 1 Lieerty that night end pert of the nest day, when they hoisted renter' 1,517 Moetyo, Edward Young, ter Julia IS all I DILA ditto dile.; 14 24 PI %so I eLiseres Mil and made for a westerly course. On the third day their renter'•John littlgrave. Earl II a Mune *.iillirm.NewOcar.l 101 101 50,e0a I lohoon*Catihro. aced Preestua Colonel Niue, Colonel TIRLES2I. 10 10 Stinsima. Chester( is ar.w .1 Goitre CrosheigGa. all i 2 situation became alarming, the water and provisions were ! 61,4.(0,,,'. Mm. O'Brien, C. nafer, William . j Illiu.: II ter Dint— .. i 174 IS 1(41,101' I Mereruitn t exhausted, the master did ell he possibly could do to cheer Goodman, Sir G. O'Conet4l, D. Rerkeley,O. to 'lO I Dn. 0 per Gent .„ -. 1 pus :We 11 aer.l..—Jahlk.eusaresaa 961 71 the men on, and one and all laboured to make way by pull- IS i 23 14onta roes-a .. 1 131 0 ?,ricA 1 Now Granada . ilag at the our, &c. The nest day, however, pared and 10 141 Ditto Med 44. per Oat pre 4pm X ,cur 1 Nonewin r.frevbs . all 4 4we 1 following night, with the succeeding eight days and night. DRAMA. 144 ali .South Easters liteeding, i : knalof 11.0.6 lIS 2114 so,,a, 10 Nose Scotia Mining -mad Coypu Suntan/ .._ 9 die without sail appearing in eight. During that long space of Lime many miserably perished. On the sissy day two of GERMAN PLAYS—ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. dt.l 100! Do. la per wok I II: 114 10*.dil 1 Port Philip .... 11 1 dls par . the crew died from want On the seventh, Captain Young a l all 'etaliorkanirefeesct.Clas 194 204 Schiller'e celebrated play, Die Brant von Messina •-i-- 6 S .Waterlowseibt =eyeful e 4 dli 60,050 1 t.lanta Rack ...... a—. en I 6 dia I tea 10,0... 40 tilhyruncy Iron lost his two mates, the male passenger died al-ii on that (The Bride of Measles) was performed last sight at this et. too 'Tore, elevivertle,a liars., 10,00 e 15 +lilac New day. The eighth, Willa hands became delirious from theatre for the drat time. The representation was so sac- I rit.N-rte it Itne.purea.l Its I'S rev 130 tiantlvn de Cuba tel 4 5 dinng sea water to quench their thirst, contrary to the cessul, that it is much to be regretted that it has been pro- 17 5 Ditto DA:* .. ... 4 .1 sa,Oe' I South Auntie/Jan ..... earnesta appeals of the muter not to touch it. One duced so late in the season. Herr Denient eustained the UlO TurliAN.Mid.ll.&S.Parels ear 4 era 1.000 10 stn Croft seaman, whilst in this state, leaped overboard and was character of Don Manuel with great power, and mode a 48.174 /11.1.31,4 United Yeeisen-.—... all M4l 45 drowned. The female puseegen possessed eztraor- deep impression on the audience. Dun Cruz. was per- LINES LEASED AT FIXED SYNTALnii 76,000 1 IWaller ............ all a 1 ttls 96. IN 'heck s.:liorr..hire iletieol 100,000 I Wear Granada .... ...... Al :I t din dinary constitutions, othi twine they must have quickly formed by Ilerr Gabillon. We have already had 00555i011 45 Loudon& N.Wmtertni 107 IC 9 100,We , W-et Maticiont. . .... In ' I dia to commend ce gunk under their awful privations. A heavy sea was this gentleman's efforts. lie is young, and go cup ...4,J. Jui,c;:sa too,cce I Tube promises to stand high in his profession. Fraulein Fuhr's (kuped toCaladonlen).. 14 34 continually running, with strong westerly gale.; and it $ Transkrage tw staanud deed. was as much as three men could do by baling out the water impersonation of Beatrice, was a charming performance, 24 100 Rartlite anah.gew.ep.Ct. to keep the boat &fiat. Oa the evening of the ninth day and much e?preciated by the audience. Altugetiier, the yew, to Gt. Northern) us ifs . a IRCELLANEOUS. ' play was most satisfactorily produced. We cannot con- 33 33 ilk/Net-AL r a has Pi.rwit their frightful situation was at length discovered by a foe.Asd to Great Wewtrre U 24 ' elude our notice without bestowing a word of common- 100 all I Itartkenol Doek ik Saw. . , Mug French brig, called the Harmony, belonging to St. Malo, No. Ohl NI IeeeLLLASIIOCIL Pd. price. ; nuances dnuo Captain l'reeille who observing at a distance the helpless dation on Herr Dessoir, who created a great sensation by I , Geared to Th.N.k Der.) —. i Yesterday. to-day. his delivery of some of the fine speeches or the chorus. The $0 IV• ylinllaireelby(l.Yeeldtbßte 1136 1116 !audition of the boat, bore down to its assistance and*OW 5 Aubin Curl andiron s— pickedcurtain fell amid loud and general applause, all the wind- 2° 121 I Dol theme IlEtte)" 5 20,0nt 261 Australian Aialcollinel up the wretched people in lat. 30 lon 32 W. Their ) condition when hauled on board was truly awful—some in sensible end in a dying state. The master at the Harmony pal performers being called for. 31 lit Loot Amen, ditto). 274 304 4 Greenwleb, (hued toffee* Pastore' 144 lif 12,55 e 3t,Austrilastan Paella Man lO sew It, Australian Royal Mall 3:400. 11.1111erlia Waterworks .. 60 initial American Wed ' tal 68 placed every comfort he pawned at their disposal, apply- COPIAPO MINING COMPANY.—The annual gene- Mto Ditto Preference felltrt to .7, fill,oot 6, &Wall. &colonial:heehaw' usa every possible remedy to resuscitate "those whole lives ral meeting was held yesterday at the offices, :2, New Broad- 2° 29 I""t'flGuoere"'• 1 & Reduction C 01144117 ierare. to Cl. quilt) Unfit in dangtr. Two, however, never rallied. but shortly street; Mr. John Labouchere in the chair. Voluminous le all Ditto eat, li perOant; —100.00 e Pas' s, ~.._ - -... Sla2pm 7 61 MOW. Captain Preville lost no time in making for Quir- accounts wero submitted to the meeting and unanimously 114 ell ,Steach.,Euatoe,kleatlocli' 130.00. 41Crastal Palate of Francs.. 1i 2 inn. pok, • small port on the coast of Newfoundland, which they paned. The expenditure for the past year ending 3Oth of ;(ewed I', o .3tN.W.k111.) 3 31 03, 10,IWatorn Memo ... ..... 1 111111 eroded in gaining in a few days. By the last accounts it June, stated that the shipments by Buenos Ayrean were Se ell Illidillmare, and Dukes 1•01oi 2:olCieetrie Telegraph.......... 30 Ile pm ippon that the survivors were fast recovering. They had 10,00e1., by Heegensenheid 17,0001., bar silver 1.0001., .. 1 Gaseed to Starlit. ei (Mel. 20.000 15:Deneral Swam Nairiptios. 14 . SiDenerid it S. irtitmend 00.. 14 ben taken on board of the government cruiser Charles, to making a total of 24,0001. The expenditure amounted to i'''' all rien't IlmItne(11KIL) j 161 "9 10 10 tilt rtherea.Pariterti Sinn:. 60 II Siilrtsh Beetroot Name .- - . 6 be conveyed to Quebec. in all, the number who perished 23,0001., which left a profit of 6,0001. Mr. I. thouchere 1 I (k„„ot to r„,„,e0,1-,,,, . _ , as la 10.04. 21,01sedalena et Nsviemson- 4 amounted to fifteen persons. The owners of Lae Argyle congratulated the meeting on the success of the company, 30 an IDm Axed 3 per cent. (do ) —.— liOadsi 1 'Nation 1 Patentaammillnisi all NA. to!NsUscrtands Mad . 3 taupe me reported to be insured. and the promising indications of their property, wl.ich Ili 15 1e.T.01/411.,1!1, Ils.lo, 74.05 2 N.S. wake ceatemiiiiisii. _ was rapidly improving and increasing in value and import- laN.WrsLiilkse.hitc9l I Steam Nisellokiew Ow .. 1 epee. The mineral riches of Tres Punta, are becoming a 11 mot shares Adlit4l)... 123.711 1, North HMI* Anstadedea all 4 i pea. 100Ittayeton tiedißltenie tier l r. 4,110 1 Do. New . . ' .• • I POLICE MEETING3.—The Chief Commissioner of immense, and although discovered only four years since, I to toad Ncrthero ..... Ufa 152 3500 5 North of Sursoiie Sinai ~ 7 Metropolitan Police has issued an order which has been have produced • profit of 4,000,000 aolc, but notwith- et ,1 tosiin„.sh,,,,,, thist,,ek ...... to us 1511.0 el Nreci Kisor Laud it Miami all. 11 11 pna ie I promulgated to the men of each division, to the effect that standing the improved prospect, the directors thought it 111 9fdesth Stefforitsklre Deemed 11.01 M a. Pent.i.ular a Orimital MUM as all meeting, of constables belonging to the metropolioin advisable to make a call of 11. per share which will be It• Mr. al'ettion) le Ile ils id 1...0.‘ r.,' il .. do ZS .... .- 1 • police are for the future interdieteil, and that any man who sufficient to enable the company to be freed' from the debt, So 64 'WW2 Varin IP. Ctellai !ono e Portland imu Cninpsup leis 0, lo .Po yal Slab Shwa nt may consider himself avert, ved or oppressed, may, with- and carry on their operations suectosfully. A sown, thanks 24 . 11"."'l WP"'1"118"1.* lor.im; lc :olttrn Au- r. luvoramotit all 221 pia ;32 i2l Ditto Ditto Ditto 1S NI 11l 12.71 "' tooth Attenuant Lad 23 49 41 ' est giving the month's notice required by law, have his was thee nieee to the chairman and directors, and the sots* vfily, A 4,,,,,,t •viiZe 1 130.10' -Ihilstiarluo rainpups discharge from the force on demanding the MSC meeting separated. . manes Moment.... irla laii 19,99 e 106:Ven laernaie Lad out the Stock Exchange' usiners was very 6111. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981 1, k, 1 ; ditto for account, 11th August, 981 ' ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 99, 1, 981, 991; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 100,1, a ; Long Annuities, 1860, 51. The exposure of the financial necessities of the government consequent upon the abortive conversion project, has rendered the market for Exchequer Bills unsteady. Business is marked to-day between 4s. die. and Is. prem., and the closing prico may be called 3s. die. to par. Itdia Bonds were sold at 21e. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, without change of importance. The Spanish Committee's Certificates 1 have. further improved, on purchases for foreign account. Dutch and Russian stocks were firm. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto, Four-and a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 die, to par • Grenada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, Deferred, 9to 9i • Spanish • Deferred Threes, 1 23 1 to • the Certi fi cates, 61 s s to 61 per cent. The list of actual sales includes :- 1 Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1011,1, 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 991. Dutch ' Two-and-a-Hulf per Cents., 641 ; ditto Four per Ccut. Certifs., 984, 98, 1. Granada One-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1819, coupon, 211. Mexican Three per Cents., 26 1 Peruvian Four-aid-e-Half s• ; per Cent. Bonds, 831,. Fortugut se Four per Cents., , 41, 431. Russian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 1021. ; The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 61, 61 per cent. _ . Money to-day was in moderate demand in the open market, but the stringency noticed at one period of the week does not appear to be maintained. The Lombard-street discount houses, however, are doing a good business. The Windermere, which hes arrived from Geelong, with dates to the 29th March, has on board 2,971 ounces of gold, worth nearly 12,000/. The Jane Frances, which left Launceston on the 2 5 th March, I. also in, but it is not yet known if she brings lany gold. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the rates were rather higher on Hamburg, Amsterdam, and Frarkfort. Hamburg was done as high as 13.7. Bias on Paris, however, remained in demand at 24, 971 to 25f. for short, and 25.20 for three months paper. In other exchanges there was no feature of novelty, and business generally was not extensive. Ir Mark-lane to-day there was but a small supply d English wheat, which was sold at Monday's prices. Of foreign there was a good show ; but importers would not give way, and consequently not much busi ness was done. Indian corn was rather dearer. Seeds of all sorts were held with increased firmness. A dividend of five per cent. on the paid up capital of the London Reversionary lutereat Society falls payable on the 16th August. Land shares were quiet to-day. Australian Agri cultural were last quoted 33 to 4 ; and British American Land, 65 to 67. Crystal Palace shares dosed 1 to 2 prem. Bank shares were firm ; and Batik of Australasia, being in demand, rose 11. London Dock stock marks 124 ex div. ; and St. Katharine Docks, 100. Shares of the Melbourne and Colonial House Investment Company were quoted 1 die. to 1. prem. ; Australian Building Com pany. die. to prem.; Australasian Mint, par to k prem. ; Aberdeen North American Land, Os. to 108. per share; Oriental Gas, die. to par. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 95.1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Hall per Cents.. 63 15-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 5-16; the Certifs., 6 9-16 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 48 1 ; Portuguese New, 33 13.16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 82 13-16; Mexican New, 261 ; Granada Deferred, tit ; Greek (Blue), 7l ; Equador, 41. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four• and-a-Half per Cent. Re ntes, 103.40 ; ditto Three per Cents., 78.65. Bank Shares, 2,850. Vienna, Thursday :—Five per Cent. Metallic:a, 914 ; Exchange on London, 10.40 ; Bank Shares, 1.400. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 23rd of July, is as follows : BANK OF EPIOLAND.—Accorm d— is J4!l dip par Note , teasJ L2I,4tiO,OSS for the week ending July 23. leG3. 61131107. Govermunt Xll,l/1i , ,1(1) Ocher deuitiv...... 1, 4 4,1. 1 1 . 004 L,u liar 177,44 0 0,971 Wilsey 19,11,1 1:31.460,086 £31.400 085 Pr.nolet•Als Bert . . 3.21.3.681 Itseks. DO! . Aro,: 1,8 in Otto I" , • 13,17483.4 tiev.m.,..l.v. the Ad. 1,44:445.1 sr?. trov rusatzt. SeCurttlis viod. Deal 'A Igtt Anasonty) —513,537,133 other Neturtt:t.s 55 •,t,is Note, ... Gehl ru.l tither Cola . 34% 93 f...":1.2. , 2 57:r .10:y 2..t , m3. M. MARSHALL, Chief 1.461inr. This return, when compared with the • week's balance sheet, shows the sults: Circulation issue Carculatiou active 23,627,090 Public deposits 1,849,6.58 Other deposits Oimrnment securities in banking department Othersecurities in banking departtnent Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and jither bills 1,4841.458 Increase 57, 66 i The 1I(st The Re a.rve The balance sheet of the Bank continues to be affected by the periodical disbursements on account of Government. The necessities of the Treasury have been so pressing, that several items of the ac count are placed in a very extraordinary position. For instance, the Treasury deposits are drawn down to the unprecedentedly small sum of 1,849,1i551., although this item includes several of the national accounts (viz., those of the Savings Bank', National Decrease £69.7 Decrease 260,970 Decreage 443,156 Decrecac 212,168 Decrease 220,000 D. - crease 511,297 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY, The market Is quiet, with not much doing. Tallow is rather more freely offered for the cud of the year. Town Tallow is quoted 611 s. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, ols.; Oct. to Dec (uew), 50s. 3d. MARKET AVERACIES.—Town Tallow, sls. 9d.; Fat b i l ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian, 535. Gd. ; Bleltrd , Ws. G 1. ; ditto, 255. Gd. ; Tallow Graves, 175.; good Dregs, is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY.. --- Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger with a fair demand. Prime Meadow Hay, 105 s. to 1155.; Inferior. ✓;Ss. to 935. ; new, 603. to 80s.; liowen, 50s. to 60.. ; Clo ver, old, 103 s. to 1205.; Second Cut, Ws. to 1055.; new, 70s. to 905. ; Straw, 325. to 365. COVENT-GARDEN-THIS DAY, egetables and bruit are now supplied in abundance. Peaches and Nectarines are sufticitlit [or the demand. English Grapes are plentiful, and the sale for them is heavy. The supply of Strawberries has very much fallen off. Importa tions fruit the Continent of Potatoes, Carrots, and Arti chokes, are still kept up, and there are some good French Cherries end Apricots in the market. English Cherries are very plentiful; but, owing to so much wet, they are in bad condition. Greengage and Orleans Plums, front the South of France, fetch 41. per basket. There is also a large quantity of foreign Pines in the market. New Oranges from Marseilles have just made their appearance, and for so early in the season they arc very good. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch front to 61. per hunch. Green Peas are very good, at from 6.1. to Is. per quart shelled, and from 2s. 6d. to ss. per bushel sieve. Potatoes are becoming very much dis eased. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelar goniums, Fuchsias, Bases, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cine /arias, Flake, and Carnations. • METALS.—Mr. Moate'a circular states that a considerable rise has taken place in Scotch pig iron, many having " beared " the market have been buying to cover their sales; but it is well known that many thousands of tons have yet to be bought to make good their deliveries. The market opened in the early part of the week at 555. per ton, and clone i yesterday at 685., buyers for immediate cash, t a mixed numbers and good merchantable brands. Olengarnock and Gartnherrie, 625. 6d. The article is most healthy. and it still offers a good investment to the capitalist. The stock is rapidly diminishing, and the present local consumption has never been approached. Spelter is more active. The price closes at 211. 10s. on the spot, and 22/. for October shipment. Copper continues without alteration. Dance ant Straits tin has en upward ter decey. In Swedish iron a considerable business lis doing, and the stock is unusually small. Lead con - tinues without movement. Tin platen are ?raduilly creep of log up. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY. JULY 29. APPOINTMENTS.—Cum mander A. West, to Phikneel. lieutenant 11. W. E,- liott, to Ajax. The appointment of Commander E. K. BurnArd, to the Phifowl, as reported in yesterday's lArely News, is cancelled. PORTSMOUTH, JULY '29.—Prince Albert paid a visit to the fleet at Spithead last night, proceeding through it in the royal screw yacht Fairy, Mister Commander Welch, and going on boar , l the Duke of Wellington, 131 gun screw ship, afterwards returning to Osborne. 'the AgAntemnon, 91, screw ship, C.ipt. Sir T. Maitland, bent sails this morning, and goes out of harbour tu-night, to join the fleet at Spithead. The V ulc:.n, screw steam troop ship, Commander \'on Dollop, came up to Spithead yesterday afternoon, from Cowes, having disembarked the troops and their boggage, which she had brought from North America. The commodore and other offi. era of the Prussian frig .te Gefliou and corvette Amazon came ou shore to-dar, and accompanied by L. A. Vaudenbergh, thi , l'rue.iiin vice consul at this por, proceeded to :t.e ciut.k}nrti, poyiug their respems to the Commandereine Chief. THE CHOLERA. ROTTERDAM, Tat:11811AV. The Dutch government have just received the ufficiat notificatian tram the Dutch minister plenipotentiary at Stockholm, that the Swedish government have declared that the cholera prevails in Abo, Elsinore, St. Peters- burg, Cronstadt, N , ittval, Riga, and Copenhagen ; and tl.at the fallowing places and territories are " inept eted to be infecteo :" all the Fionian harbours from Christian stadt inclusive to the Russian frontiers; all the Russian ports of the Gulf of Finland and 1.124 B2itie, and the ports of Zealand. DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT A CUCKCII.—Ott Thurs day, a man amid Adams was killed at Twitchen, is the north of Devoe, by falling trout the tower of the parish church to the ground. Ile was engaged in repairing the bittlemen:s cf the tower, and was suspended in a cradle" by the bell ropes. Suddenly these ropes broke, and be luta precipitated to the ground, where he lay for a few steonds in excruciating pain. lie was token up to be conveyed home, but life was found to be extinct. He bas left a wile and Metal children. L.: • I