The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

11111. ,-..., ,rze • • • • • ...<< •. V • Tte 0113r.51 Na 1043431] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1852. [THREEPENCE. T HE DAILY NEWS. prime 34. aisel M i nt Asini ss. MI I M P TAS is .o the bred of the Gnat▪ yty` el prialla. Almhaeaalla hag Wiallaalla hi it. brood.* slot a: J afl .and awl peadisal morale, whether patitacel. ce K ele-swami la Ow e.trwt awl value of Its (metal !term-In the acanrsey of in la the mph% treablel and impart/a ohmmeter of Its ywlat^l.aglrar., ara ia Me. larVal swerantiteasd e OMIT, MI al watt,. wad mall la the City, Ilailway, and Monetary Ariake,- • allow'. wed. e• whom • mom &keel list of Shipping lima say other paper s fee:wisely early report el 19Ornehe is the Indies leas by every r id --ea i the cooly daily Miami Wyatt, with list of prier., o wes . nyhere. nt ,▪ ~,twar• arra Is finCies, as betas the only paper besides the o d,oh 'wholes, and las always ezehaded, trust its ev.iiians 44•tflbaNDOStm ▪ l aarr• 1n peleie favour Is avant by the lest Morn el stamps 1., the year 11301 to tho leading Lawton Newspapers, by abed .g ..0 k Wre• that Oa. paper CAe yon. by Molt laa• d r , roes, had la live years !wales ita three oldest oosipetitws Ittassp• Word. Noes.. CHloatrLl ..... . ...... 1112 129.99e 114a,ww MU.% NE.O9 1340 1.132,000 onenti inalateatelee of Ibis positios • jnotiftes the folloaing elvaily ea crewed by • eoehearearery • m , . • e he • Italy News he la* 'magma of all the Landon moraine pros t gaga the t tool histi !poised alai • liberal tone -reloe• wa: orriaar ly th i• §-M. -I,aive liberals" wldeti ta clearly the poop. °lemn of 1 Wand ; and already, with Use eased bibelot err w, • of the reows.ned doily oleos, sal with the an supw, adveruweenesa. - vest to tie • Times -obtained by any it• politieal wan thaa earreoponele with Its essaaseerial T. West. red id Jay Ileoliaeller Newsman In the kingdom ;or at Otero, le. Sourene-etreel, Fleet-etre% landaa. THO! HARRIS a. SON'S bgroved Acireaudielblesapet • ogu-ing ictoro. For eight m it es goL; go,ve Ogg, ; mottoes dot, 1:o., Twenty ditto, t 4. Gores• homers' leteveortg, ,No Carty:. •r• .• TIMIVAtt II tltttlo and *IN, ityt ,tan• to the itord Foggily, 34 • ItrOght.l. Corti..—Sa to t4e MVOLUX GATE& badge. this, sod 1,1: soo.d rot*tol. ltllt og the boom. gl e .:0: and AI3.ISON, Patent Pianoforte etAtederoe. sot 71 I:moat...term, mmoved from PamMOISOK. l' • A NOWICTER4tM bi.t Moots lar SAUL MILS. sad I.M'oILTA 110 S. frotrameat• =o.beo out cm We (warty r , nee) wbe sonl at a coo tedoiliam-41Nala4baed l':anefortee '0 AAIAMIS makers at tiowlei•m J t MPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHINO, I I.s, twat Cr* axe with teapot..-JAMES COOK't THREE it I A partcli PoLlsltElt MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED.' En Gl. Orttlittz, ft4t4m, Cap..., Looking-its" tad 1;v1tolootr7 'weir xe.r.- s It. nt rroN ii..tir. 22 alit! 11, Quetrn'tbuttdings. ES lull rstAutx:s. Italmates emu, sad a lime vice* seat post Rm. 3f EASAM'S MFAtICATF.D CREAM, and the ctismAilos d the SUMO. -lb Parry, altb many she rawest weaken: mik allow that them are my few dimes, lithe I. cal ke cob twelosial. hat may rut be •calbed to trregela tales el he circulating semi. the larger hood vowels of he bidy braaeb oat into innumerable hew-like tubes as they sp,eosah IS eternal mesa% sal it ha therebee be eery readily per. wimf beef sera lbw Ware (Marais easy be obstructed ar tlnr atela• berms arrealehL New it teem e law d a dm, that the mime yiredaste or highs sereetest or eatnetedi bre the bleed 'lord deport co an equalise I state of 'be teartreireepable6 nub d:4 vital Mese the ha wt or wee-wing sew bed feel" le. Friar. the. Weary ramekins her re bMe4 as bilk Pe.. rug be vitiated la quality art deideet la reermill. imi Z brow see other drams •.11 be Ile esemenecan !try per relediee she Iwo as roam d bked to mere paw ware pat d re bed,. our ors trues tedaeltrid of at *lslam ese hashes he ireehro b err kstly sir dr premlies rd ere Is all tree awl rot sires sr is am mars filarke or pronis Or et orrimr d arrlil hour% Mr r rum rift or Mr& r err NM se calloord Worn an re seating vartaie at gee IMF sire millemoll hen rig aMio. —Urge Ilerrille Jaws% Jeer Or: THE HUMAN HAIL-ROWLANDS' MA CAMAS OIL to ja.tly ereemsod Oroiyirot the wadi for Its IMllltabli Artery r ucenehloo, yrevn•lag. art beuttlytag the hems bib. Ito epentio• r coos of Whim M yeestarly bibs; thiL b• mew= behrew eb.t, mkt ronsoire ban bees Obi :=IIIIWILAJILir MAGMAS OIL boo efreted eon. b the growth of 'Niter% eye. roi, ad imelmbleth t bibembllbs r w.ti.aletior .ym.. boa. kg lON, tle fionfolly shommorbol, se tomato the babe el • br•Aufil hoot of lialsonl nedonn the MO d tbe eobb Ai beerary. Pyles &Aided Is.; er Andy bottles (Nut to low et toe. OIL ; obi iota* On Am. tbe imppor ai nn tab in boa bele% b too ham, " hooles 4 e . litemer OIL. Ile New aft omeolei es lb. back of tb •rrAppre warty 1,5 , 80 tlamr. enntaialag lotus—icid by A. RobLAM D SNI NONI fey LasiseLead by oat amesiete sad Pa.- orN THE OORGET Patent Self \ . le i rle w e Willa. moat perfect • sbirt. aid try a al hate In voodoo el lbe pdollee.ed)e.ta Well to all 110,01•1111/ sr imp May. bo th last bed is t j free; Mow wakine„ aiding, ' • ... Pre" beleghs the Iteemter. d Lithe le —f( WNW{ eh the half dm( n. e I sLurna OOLIAZ (smile algae), in all ' ! lbw% WA Mot Mode Irsemlek I b. the illmen. lbe Mist lON* ..411 McMinn as be Melba May ai• lu l lllllllo4l best he it oi ra w ds NM by fr ,... /a rea = abe a m enet easeeme. beemeseell bes.-4 O. P. Coorllt, To le her Ma ma s sty, Mote Alb" esi tie hi 11•1111% m et Wake, a, Paltulk-etrert, Lam 47 111P- eau. 1 1 1 I= -- _ • 0 tEbe Court. OSBORNE, SATURDAY. Iler Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Trines of Wales, drove out yesterday evening in an open carnage and four to Binstead Lodge, the residence of Lrd and Lady Dowries, and returned to Osborne at bull pen o'clock. The Ma:chimer of Ely, the lion. Flora Macdonald, the Boa. Col. G r ey, and Lent.-Col. F. Seymour were in attendance ore the Queen sad Prince. Sea r.—Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Web.. sod Prince Alfred, and attended by Lieut• Col. F. Seymour, embarked on board the royal steam yacht Vic tons sad Arks rt, at Osborne Pier, yesterday morning, at a quarter-past 8 o'clock, and proceeded to Portland Isle, for the purpose of inspecting the breakwater now in course of coseruction there. The royal party landed at Portland at hs.f past l2, and after going ever and examining th e works ntharked on board the yacht, and returned to Osb . ime Pier et a quarter before 6 o'clock, p.m. Mr. Oibbs was in attendance on the Prince of Wales and Pnece Alfred. Mt Majesty, with the Princess Royal, attended by the March, mem of Ely, the Hoe. Flora - Macdonald, and the Hon. I oioni I (trey, met his Royal Higbee*. at Osborne her. and ombarLcd in company with the l'riDee on board thr I or y for a cruise, returning to Osborne at half-past sewn o'clock. The I)ean of Wineleggier arrived yesterday on a visit to 010 Catieni. The royal dinner party inelahed Lady Caroline Barring ton, Lool Adolphus Fitselarenee, and the Dean of Win rester. Mr. Secretary Walpole arrived in turn on Saturday from Midhurst. Mr. Coppoek, town clerk of Stockport, bad an interview with the right hon. Secretary at the Ileme.olfaise. &wad Bey hie arrived at the residence of the Ottoman Legation. in Bryanstone-square and has entered on his duties na Secretary of the Turkish Legation. Lord John Manners marred to town on Saturday, from Colehmer. - The gertesiaidiesi emnraimiriners for Rutland had a gene ral meeting on Thursday, at their alike in Whitehall- GREAT FIRE AT LlVERPOOL.—Yeaterday (Sunday) s m"on, about nine o'clock, a fire was discovered on the pn 011.411 of Mr. trellis, plumber and painter, Lime-street, Liverpool, within three loon of the Adelphi Hotel, and op- Waite the County Court. From the nature of the mate rise —the quantity of oil, turpentiae, and ether inflame bribiev, the Advlplii Reit surrounding _property wan, at one tire, iii imminent danger. The Hop Pole Bad County Coon 'nos have sustained considerable damage. The Ire wa• •till raging ahem this despatch was transmitted. lirrattrtltg Or TUB APIERIcA.—On Saturday afternoon, at half-past two, the British and North Ame rican royal mail steam ship, America, Neil Shannon, com 'seeder, left the Mersey for Halifax and Balton with sixty Pmeeniten, a very heavy mail for the United Rates and tb bntish American pmvinees, and • full 'ergo chiefly caseating of Mearneeter and Birmingham goods. THE ELECTIONS. POLLS.-THIS PAY. (BY BLECTItIe PAISLEY.-9 A.M. Italy Hattie OXFORD.-10.43 A M. 341 RAILWAY& THIS DAY. Two e'Cioex. The share market opened with a buoyant appear ance to-day, and higher prime have been realised for nearly every stock dealt in. London and South Western stock has reached par to I prem. London and North Western, 1331; Midland, 78; ; Groat Western, 1021; and Berwick, 77. MASAN AND OTOCNA UNGUANANTZID. laniag prone Satardsy. Js *poky op to I p.o. ST. IVES. -. - - Liam - 258 Paull Baum lB PLYMOUTH. More Collier lOO4 Brsisie 906 Ewan 372 NOMINATIONS THIS DAY. Docs.unoman.—Cttandos and Hall. St sszx (Eass).—Fullor, Ft*WM. and Dodson. MEMBER* ILETURNED. Nown.: STA ITORDSIIIIII Child. CARDIGAN. CLUall OP Tilt POLL. Pryer Loveden Junes 330 -Nomination, July 15. IRISH. DUBLIN, SVNDAT. Up to a late hoar last night the streets of Dublin ttl were the scene of some disgraceful rioting. A mob st.' of boys and some grown persons, from the purlieus Ls of the city, proceeded through the streets, shouting s for Reynolds, and attacking the houses of some of the at. Roman catholics who were known to have so shame. hilly deserted their principles as to have voted for * *Strange candidates, Orogen and Vance. l'ho ex- 14 . *Ration of the orangemen also helped to exasperate sa Mr. Reynolds's mob so far that they proceeded to St. attack the windows of St. Peter's Church, in Ann- at gier-street, some of which they completely demo- tt• fished. It is well known that great num- f o • hers of the freemen, by whom the election was turned in favour of Messrs. Orogan and Vance, 1111 had been taken out of the workhouses, and shaved a t and cleaned in such a way as to make them presents- so ble at the polling booths ; and several of them who reside altogether away from Dublin came from a con- w sidcrable distance, some even from 7.'eotland, for the $ purpose of voting. All this has naturally aroused a ; good deal of indignation among the liberal party; el. but it is greatly- to be lamented that a rabble of boys i st and children should hare been instigated to commit el the petty outrages of last evening. It may be ob- : served sery that there has been no other rioting of the slightest moment since the commencement of the 1 2 3 n i elections. is Nield Sullivan returned without • • opposition. to Ltsittm.—Sir James E. Tcnnent returned without St ixsiaz—Me. John J. Beard, returned without opposi tion. Fitz (Coustr)—J. Fergus returned. • ie O.IILWAT (BOILOVUH).—Mr. M. 3. Lake, propose d by So Mr. J. T. A. Joyce, seconded by Mr. J. Finn ; r. An. thasy O'Flaberty, proposed by Mr. R. P. Daly, seconded by Mr. J. Oniony ,• Lord Dunkellin proposed by Mr. P. M. is Lynch, seconded by Mr. G. 8. T. Conryn. is Wellington Stapleton Cotton, IL proposed by Mr. W. 31. Raleigh, seconded by Mr. J. Legg; Warren Hastings Frith, proposed by Mr. Darnel, seconded Sol by Mr. J. Kennedy. ENNIS—J. T. Fitzgerald, propesed by Mr. Taller, se conded by Mr. Lysarght ; The O'Gorman Mahon, proposed "I by Mr. C. O'Connel, seconded by Mr. Healy. NOMINATION DAYS FIXED. GALWAY (COUNTT)—IsIy P 2. 3t, Custom (Bonovon)—Jsly 14. lr TIPPIULAIIT (Covarr)—Joly 20. Lours (COUNTY)—JO7 16. ya DoNzo.a. (Cotra rY)— uly 24. LOSS OF LIFE AT BL ACKFRIARS BRIDGE.' " Last evening, a little before nine o'clock, an acci- I U dent occurred on the rivet clues to Blackfriars-bridge, by ,1 24 which three persons lent their lives under the eyes of several i n hundred of their fellow-ereatures, who could render them no antes% assistance. It has been ascertained that in the morning of the day a IO party of nine persons, consisting of Thomas Gwynn', James Gwynn., George Williams, Francis Williams, Alfred Wit- » limns, Mrs. S. Williams, and three females whose names at is primmest could not be ascertained, hired a shallop at lion gerfurd Market foe the purpose of enjoyiag an excursion on lii the river. They proceeded in the first instance with the tide SO as far as Greenwich, and after spending • few hours there se. ' they took advantage of the for the purpose of reaching the original point of embarkation. They proceeded up- g l wards as far as Blackfria-a-bridge without harm, but jest m as the shallop had got about midway through the fourth arch of that bridge on the Mid dlesex side of the river, the Dahlia London-bridge and Westminster it steam-boat appeared in view, going down the river, and !grad the tide, which was running very strong. 511 The unspents of the shallop on wing the steamer making de. way apes them, gelled out most lustily to the captain to pert W Inky erbielt he gave orders to have done ; but lesilieteseleir the illiamlea in the smaller vessel became so at , Ma* alarmed as to jump up, and so caused the shallop to b mart towude the etegbeard paddle box of the steamer. t Thin, with the heavy swell produced by the steamer, and sa tiae running in the contrary direction, completely swamped the smaller emit. The men and women were Ss immediately thrown into the river, and (or two or three seconds the whole party could be seen plunging and cling- et in OD era other in the water, whilst the screams of thine io ' it the Temple gardens, the travellers by the different steam- JD I be sad the vast number of people on Blackfriars and Waterloo-bridgcs, who saw the terrible catastrophe, were • pitiable in the extreme. Mr. Robert Ware, the pier-master of Blackfriars-bridge, hearing the screams, and learning the cause, directed two ' a am, named Bull and Neary, to put off with the life-boat 30 Ind the Royal Humans Society's drags, to render assistance. Ot. At the same instant, he despatched parties to go fur Mr. 10 Mutehinson, the surgeon, of Fsrringdon-street, so that ho et Vebe seedy to render medical aid, in the event of any z. searen being taken out alive. The two piermen, 1 2, t o= s oioigaille the steamer, found two men clinging to te sr the aliNzwir abaft of the paddle-box, whilst to lA= WIN OW tits clothes of the less fortunate, 1 awl yaw the spectators to assist them. By ti ▪ intalt eleaflreema exertion the two piermen succeeded in i• =We their galley the two males, Thomas and James They also made an attempt to seise the wearing li. enema of the poor females, who were buoyed up for a IS Geed we two by the atmosphere inflating their clothes. , Thdaettenately they failed in their attempt, mainly owing le the party • clasping each other round the waist. The ig two non fortunate men were, however, taken into the beet, rowed to Blackfriars-bridge, and finally carried to the It Cduier's Amu, Water-lane, where Mr. Browning, the N Imiseikhid a bed got ready, and, owing to the attend- . 1 ; tae etNa Hutchinson, the surgeon, both parties happily """ Illneetred. it When this had been done six persons were still Ahab& U sad it was impossible in the excitement to ascertain whether they had not, as was feared by most who were present, suite to rise no more. It was, however, subsequently di-covered * that one of the female, (Mrs. Weston) was rescued just asides is was sinking for the third time, and, having been pulled into a boat, was conveyed to the Swan, in Lpper Timmer 119 street. er husband, however, perished. Mr. Gee. WI hams, although much injured, was rescued. The pride• box caught the left side of the (toe, lacerated the flak ”, the wheels of the steamer then seised upon his shirt, Med I,yi him twice or three times out of the water, and in all plebe. .„ hility would have drawn him into the flats of the wheel, but he, had the prnenee of mind to tear his shirt away, and in so doing his chest was terribly cut, and at the time ee , this account was written he was obliged to be conveyed to t o the surgery of Mr. liutchiason. lies wife, however, was 5 drowned. 5 Ann Williams, Thomas Weston, and Emma Dates, lb are the names of those who have perished by this melan choly event. to The survivors attach great blame to the steam - boat eon. 20 ductors ; whilst, on the other hand, the last.nansed lay equal blame to tame in the small boat, fer not taking • N more southerly position on the river. as DECREASE IN TUE IMPORTATION OF WINE.—From returns just issued it appears that 112 the month ended the 6th June there were only 694,167 gallons of wine imported. Is the like period of the preeedieg year the quaotity was 1 1,182,801 gallons. ItaiLwArs. " an orpiAirsh. ammorypiel 111 I 111 DeClosAildha too Looloolos limo - Ito palsialm_ _.......... row 111 sad Milibeid ... an Coat awl Swim ... .. 4.1 MAYS soll 111allbatase.. all Damn raetb.aadAbar. ell i brat Malin (ANIL A X and L. a. ill ... ... . le ▪ %Ora Camels ... . an SORINmarTA Laws. Ma A.. OIL U. Ob.) ... an Da slam B sad C dito A NO tamoldra_ ~.. : 100 Edlannertraill Obatomr IGO a =laritit tba = too Grad Potthoos lie D: N l i. ansaat. A, leo Do. dam% Medi .. ail owl Wata.tlna, IN Rolm all Loosontsr and Can .. 111 De. 100 LanoodMr• and Tortoni". De.Pll6l_ „. , 111 si., Rut itiZis Voice all Lamb Illertbru ... .. 111 Undsairl Bleulteall .. too kit COW 100 = llli rrsil4ll•49, n Ds. tens ... .. - - . 1 Do.llllook.,kLand B. 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Ri 1 , ITS 1.4 II . .. • : in 104 4 i 1 1 6 I pa ILWATU. NI JAI 14_18. .1 ,i -.. .. il 11.."1 s !! ) il, 14 14 74 ti A ga SO 11 :'4 'A i IS , ,1434:aega MONEY MARKET. 3 1 1 1 SATUXDAT EVININCI. There were a good many investments in the go vernment funds to-day, and $ rise of 1 per cent. took place, the market closing with a steady appearance. Consols were purchased as high as 10 . 01 cx div. for cash, and closed at 1001 to 1 for the 16th. Bank Stock realised the high price of 2261 for the account, and India Stock 276. The list of business is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1,3; ditto, for the opening, 1001,1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per 3 A 4 n ; n t f ts: f o o f r 6C 115dia .nt5. k0c 1n7 k, 18, 2 t 7 10c. 6, 11' 2 , 7 4 4 22. . 3 itco ye rt, 226 1 1: The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 765. is 79e. prem.; ditto June, 695. to 725. prem. hale Bonds have improved Is., realising 90s. to 90s, prem. In the foreign house there was au absence of memo mot, and prices remain at former quotations, an seSs bang the chief characteristic of this, as 460 AN departments of the boast. Ecuador Bonds art rather higher at 41. Sales are marked as follows : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 4; prem. Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds 833 (exchange fixed at 10 11. pound). Brazilian Old Five per Cents, Ka Three per Ceuta. (1826), 83. D 4 1'wo-and-a-Thill per Casts., !ISt si div.; aitlg2 per Cent. Certifs., 971. Ecuador Bonds, q, I, I. Mexican New Three per Cents., 261, 1. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee) 100, 4; ditto) Converted Four per Cents., 39. Russian Four-and a-Ralf per Cents., 1031, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941. Spanish Passive Bonds, 8; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 223, 3 ex div.; ditto Committee's Certifs., 3 per cent. Transactions have taken place in Bank of Austra lasia shares at 641 and 311; Union Bank of Austra lia, 48 and 49; Eastern Steam Navigation, 1 prem.; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 821; Ditto New, 351; Royal Mail Steam, 80; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing shares, 3 prom.; Madras Rail way, 21 to 21 prem.; Ebro Canal, par to 1 prem.; Crystal Palace, 1 die. to par; National Patent Steam Fuel Company's shares, 1 prem. The allotment of these shares was made to-day. The money market remains at the former low rates, and it will readily be perceived by a glance at our present position, as regards trade and specu lation, and with the large dividends constantly com ing forward, that very easy terms must continue to rule for some time to come at least. The present is a peculiarly favourable opportunity for railway com panies to relieve themselves of the heavy burdens resting upon them in the way of interest on loans, and it is to be hoped they will exercise due prompti tude in availing themselves of it. It is stated in a railway contemporary that the South Eastern Com pany are renewing their loans at the low rate of 21 per cent., and similar facilities are enjoyed by other companies. A very important influence is now permanently exercised on the market by the perio dical influx of the heavy railway dividends. The pressure caused by so large an amount of capital lying unproductive has passed away, and we now have railway property contributing its quota to the accumulatsug profits arising from the national industry. It will be seen, too, that the revenue from this source possesses in itself all the elements of a very considerable increase. The imports of specie and bullion this week have not been so large as of late, as the Australian sup plies have for the moment fallen off, and the West India steamer is not yet in. Our usual weekly ac count is as follows :—lty the Hydaspes, from Ade laide, three boxes gold dust ; by the America, from New York, 289,000 dole. ; by the Baltic, from the same port, 300,000 dole.; by the Bosphorus, from the l'Ape and Sierra Leone, 100 ounces of gold dust ; by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Madri 5301. from Gibraltar; and by the Madras, 4,6101. from Constantinople and 1001. from Gibraltar. The total value of these imports may be stated at nearly 170,0001. The exports from London, as returned in the custom-house re ..rt for the week ending Thursday last, comprise 2,ti11. in gold and 177,630 ounces of silver, the whole amounting in value to about 46,000/. The account in detail is as follows : Silve, coin to Hamburg, 21,6.50 ounces ; to Boulogne, 3,800 ounces. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 150,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 2,000 ounces. Gold coin : to Launceston, Van Diomen's Land, 2,0001. From the outports there has been a shipment of 7,3001. by the Tcviot for the Brazils. The Appoline has also sailed front Gravesend with about 40,0001. in coin for Port Philip. The total exports from the kingdom are thus raised to 93,3001. The proceedings at the meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company on Monday will be watched with much interest, as there is a prospect of a very important boon being conferred on the vast interests connected with our Indian trade. It will be remembered that after the rejection by the govern ment of this company's tender for a portion of the eastern mail service, which gave rise to so much dis cussion four months back, the directors were em powered to take into their serious consideration the question of the future proceedings of the company. Their report is now ready, in which they jsive full details of the various propositions di. for ob taining improved communication between England and her possessions in the East. Proposals for establishing a second overland line, and also for lay ing down a line of ordinary steamers between England and India, ria the Cape, were examined and rejected, and a third plan was then suggested, which should comprise the element of high speed without the in convenience and great expense of the overland route. It was suggested that steam vessels of the great power which modern science renders available, might be despatched by way of the Cape, so as to accomplish the distance between England and Cal cutta in the same, or less time, than the present transit from Southampton and the Desert, and with more comfort and less expense to the passengers. For this purpose it would be necessary that vessels should be employed possessing the speed of 15 or 16 knots an hour, as it appears 15 knots an hour would accomplish the distance to Calcutta in 32 days, 16 knots in 30 days, and 17 knots in 28 days. Tho directors therefore came to the con clusion that mewls of this class could bo prudently ellculated on to perform the entire distance in 30 or 32 days, provided only they were not obliged to stop and coal by the way. The next question was, whether a vessel could be constructed of power and capacity to perform the entire voyage without stop ping to coal, and on this point special application was made to Mr. Brunel, the eminent engineer, who has had so much experience in ocean steam naviga tion, and who has satisfied the directors of the prac ticability of building and running such vessels with advantage, his views being also borne out by the opinions of other eminent engineers and shipbuilders. It is stated that the power of carrying coal for the whole voyage involves the difference of a cost of 12s. to 13s. per ton, in comparison with a cost of 40s. to 451. per ton, this latter being the average of the cost of coal per ton throughout the overland route. The consumption of coal is known to be the great element of cost in steam navigation, and if this could be reduced by two-thirds, it be comes obvious that a great corresponding increase of speed and power might be obtained, simultaneously with an actual diminution of expenses. As regar ds the profits to be expected, the directors express themselves satisfied that vessels of this class, making one voyage out and home every two months, would yield a very large return on the capital; and this is the course which they have decided on recommending to the shareholders. For these arrangements about one-half of the total capital will be required, leaving ample provision for the future extension of the ope rations of the company. The directors further re commend, that, pursuant to the powers conferred by the deed of settlement, interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum shall bo paid on calls until the vessels of the company commence running; and they also state that any proprietor de siring to be relieved of his shares in the altered con dition of the company can be accommodated, and have his deposit returned to him by making applica tion during the present month. Much credit is due to the directors for the spirit with which they have carried out their task, and it is to be hop. the com pany, if established on the basis pt opmed, will receive every encouragement in its progress in the useful path marked out. Shares in these ocean steam 'navigation companies, it is well known, have in most cases turned out very remunerative investments, and although this company, in consequence of the partial decision of the government, will not, for a time at least, have the benefit of a subsidy from the nation, it will at the mine time be in possession of several important advantages, including perfect freedom of operation. From Herapath's Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : A611 ,4 1MM Number Average amount of miles receipt per received. open. mile. 1852 .... £304,619 6,589 £46 5 0 1631 .... 321,631 6,377 60 8 0 1660 .... 260,906 6,889 44 6 0 ...... With respect to the aggregate of the half ycai's truffle, the same authority observes as follows : " The aggregate amount of traffic on railways in the United Kingdom, published weekly, from the Ist of January to the id of July inclusive, amounted to 7,228,7081.; corresponding period of 1851, to 6,901,0281.; corresponding period of 1850, to 6,087,3121.; and in 1849, to .5,341,9021. ; showing an increase in 1852, as compared with the corms spending period of 1851, of 327,6801.; an increase in 18.51 over the corresponding period of 1850, of 813,716/. ; and in 1850, over the same period of 1849, 745,4101. The receipts for the above ave raged, in 18.52, 1,0631. per mile; in 18.51, 1,0961.; in 18.50, 1,1251. per mile; and in 1849 they averaged 1,1661. per mile. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Consols opened this morning at Saturday's ad vanced range of 1001 to 1 ex div. for the 16th July; but the price has since undergone a reaction of 1, being now quoted 1001 to t. Generally, the feeling of the various markets is firm, and railway shares have further advanced. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 1011 to 4; the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1041 to ; India Stock, 280; South Sea Stock, 1121. The floating debt is un• changed in price. Foreign stocks are still without extensive transac tions, and the change in prices is trifling with the exception of Mexican Bonds, which opened firm, but have aincc receded to 261 to 1 for the new stock, although the intelligence is by no means unsatisfac tory. F.quador Bonds, 41; Austrian Scrip, 41 prem.; Portuguese Fours, 381 to t ; Spanish Old Threes, 491 ; ditto New Deferred", 224 to ; Venezuelan Actives, 441. BERLIN, JULY 9. —Voluntary Loan, 103. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104; ditto (1852), 104 ; National Debt, 921. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, 10.5. VIENNA, JULY 9.—Five per Cent. Metalligues, 96 15-16; New Loan (Series B) 1101; Bank Shares, 1,362; Exchange on London, 11.17. MADRID, JULY 6.—Three per Cents., 44Z ; aftet Boise, 441. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22 p. ; aftet Boise, 211. Debt (let class), 111 ; after Bolsa, 111; (2nd claw), 6 7-16; after Boise, .5; c. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 105. Exchange on London, 60.23. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MLNICINO-LANE—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive today, but markets generally have a steady appearance. INDIOO.—The quarterly sale will romance to-morrow. bilTALS.—lron: scotch rig has not been in good de mand this week, and prices have declined 2s. to 3r. Cop per : A further advance of id. per lb. has taken place, and sheets are quoted at lied. peril,. Cakes, 1021. 10s. Tin: In East India we are without sales of any importance to report this week. Quotations nominally 83v. to 84s. Spel•er is a shade d , and quoted firm, 161. 10s. The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow:— Sugar: 350 bhds. West India, and 2,600 bags Bengal; Coffee: 1,500 bags native Ceylon, 200 casks plantation Ceylon, and 600 bags Costa Rica; Cocoa: 400 bags; Salt petre : 4,300 bags ; Comic Lignea : 300 chests ; Rice : 700 Nags. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was again small. kme weather, however, has had its usual influence upon the minds of buyers, and it was necessary to submit to a reduction of ls. per qr. before sales could be effected. Moderate receipts of Oats from Ireland and our own coast have been more than compensated for by arrivals from abroad, and even the belt descriptions of horse corn were easier to buy, whilst secondary and inferior qualities gave way 6d. to Is. per qr. Barley, Beans, and Peas, of home growth, come very s k p o a r r e i i n g sgy ßa t i o ley m i ar n 11:2 ; s a u n p d ply f . o l a y od s support ig uc fo h rT h e e r prices. eu before. AaaivAts INTO LONDON VROli bth JULY to 10th JOLT. thi. IdDel 6 .h. Scotch. Irish. Vomits. Bulgy ..... 1 363 oat. UO 1636 ..... lioar, 19,911 tomb; 3,137 Nooks. U 399 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains without alteration, being eat, and very little doing either by the trade or speculatively. The delivery last week was 808 casks against 1,620 last year ; arid the stock is 43,149 against 31,063 last year. Town Tallow is quoted Ms. 13d. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 37e. 9d. to 38e. ; October to December, 38s. sellers ; January to Mareh (1863), 38s. 6d. PARTICULAKS OF TALLOW. i 1850. I 11111. 11832. Stook Ws day Omara.. 26,963 34,011 4,140 Delmer, last week Do. Irma let Joao arrival lantana 2,136 659 934 Do. tram Ist Jaw `doe T. C. thls day per awt ISG . ed., 376. 9d. Sas. Od. Do. Tows 398. Od. 39, Od. 30a 6d. PUBLIC SALEs advertised for the week.—Thursday, July 15 : 21 eases East India Tallow, 136 cases vegetable ditto ; 10 bags vegetable w►d ; 10 eases Stearine. Friday, July 16: 150 casks South American Tallow, 200 Australian ditto. 1 Price BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a steady demand for consumption; the stock of last year's growth being very small, prices remain firm, and must con tinue to until we get the new ones to market. The accounts from Kent, Sussex, and Farnham are, for the most port, favourable. Worcester is in • pay ,''rot a small duty. The whole duty is estimated at 180,000 L COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.. Eden Main, 14s. 9d ; Tsufield Moor, 12s. ; Walls End Haswell, 165.; Walla End Hetton, 16s. ; Walls End Lamb• ton, 16e. 6d.; Will. End Stewart's, 15s. 9d.—Ships at zurket,V2o. SMITHFIELD MAHKETTHISDAY, Our ;upply of Beasts is quite as good u of late; the de mand is somewhat more limited, and, in consequence, it is difficult to maintain last Monday's quotations. llowever, choice things can scarcely be called lower. The number of Sheep is about the same as last week ; the morn• lug being rather cooler, there is • more cheerful trade at a little more money. Lambs ►re still much in demand, at fully late rates. Good Calves are rather dearer. From Germany and llolland there are 1,088 Beasts, 2,730 Sheep, 230 Calves, and 30 Pigs ; Scotland, 280 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 700 ; and 1,500 from Northern and Midland Counties. POT dIOCtO 811,8. 'a d. P. 11. Per nom of Pas. 4. s 6. art /kola I lantana.. 3 314 I Beat Dna d 111,1•10. to 310 4 0 Net Short-bans ..... 3 3 5 Bost l.uua•wools 1.1 u Second quality 11ea4.. 2 3 1 Da do. Am+ 36 .1 calve ........ ....... . f 3 101 Ear a1a1 4 0000 6 Want) 00 0 0 ...-••••-......•••PN 3 3 I Le. da Ohara 2 3 4 Y.tu has. L hall-Vral• 0 0 0 Lambs —. •.. • •.... •6 6 2 11e... at mar►at. 3.721; seep sad lamb.. 18 . 640 C 4loo `, 3 0 4 PIP. 4" MAD Dons.—On Saturday a notice was issued by the Commissioners of Police, Whitehall-place, calling upon all owners of dogs which showed any rabid symptoms to keep them within their Rouses, and which ►tated that should any be found at large eshibiting appearances of suf fering from hydrophobia, they would be destroyed by the police, who bad authority to take that course. MINES. B•TI'RDAY EVENING. The market for mining stocks is quiet, with less disposition to deal than was evinced a few weeks back, though there is still a demand for good divi dend stocks. For the more speculative mines the feeling of the market is not so confident as of late. We hear of inquiries for shares in 'l'remayne, Bevas Moor, and a few others. The transactions reported are very few. Amongst these are (.:cfn Bruno, at 55; West Wheal 'lowan, 15; South Tolgus, 165 - East Buller , 4; Bedford United, 64; West Wheal Alfred, 3/. 11.. fid.; Great Wheal Alfred, 24!. The gold mining share market is better, and prices continue gradually to advance. Ague Fria, Nouveau Monde and Carson's Creek were quoted at a slight advance. The non-official quotatious are as follows: Australian Consols, dis. to par; Mel bourne, par to 1 prem.; Baden Baden, 4 dis. to prem.; Britannia, 4to k dia.; Connenara, to prem.; Grenaulin, 4to prem. Imperial Brazilian, United Mexican, and Tincroft shares arc all better. Santiago shares rose 241. to-day. Shares in the Copper Miners of England:mark 291 in the official list. llobart Town papers to the middle of March have come to hand, bat contain no positive intelligence at the discovery of a gold field in that colony, although much excitement prevailed and large numbers of people have engaged in the search. Subjoined is an eitract from an intelligent party, who dates Fingal, March 9 :—" Things remain in eau quo as regards the average yield of the diggings at Golden Valley, but every day adds to the number of personslowing in to visit them. No reasonable mind can be in doubt that a rich deposit of gold exists somewhere not far distant from the scene of present operations; but it is difficult for those nut actually engaged in the search to estimate the uncertainty of hitting upon the track of the main deposits. Near Nlelrose, the residence of Mr. James Grant, jun.,:six miles from the present diggings, several pieces of gold have been found within the last day or two, equal in size to tho largest yet obtained here, and the data furnished by geology warrant the conclusion that nearly the whole of the north-east angle of the island from St. Patrick's Head to Cape Portland is likely to turn out a rich auriferous field. Here appearances arc in every respect as encouraging as ever. Yesterday I was ' prospecting' up a creek, on the southern side of the tier which separates it from ' Golden Valley,' and observed the most promising indications, though, from the absence of water, we could not ascertain the presence of gold by the process of washing as often as I wished, yet when we had an opportunity of washing gold was obtained." From Sydney, the following particulani have been communicated to us, relative to the discovery of a new gold field :—" Intelligence has been received in Sydney of the discovery of a new field to the south ward, which promises to he both prolific and exten sive. It is on the banks of the Little River, one of the tributaries of the Shoalhaven, into which it runs at Narrago, a station belonging to Col. Mackensie. The gold was first discovered on the land of a small settler named Bourke. It is very coarse, and nug gets of from one to three pennyweights have been found. About 30 licenses have been issued, and a great many people are proceeding to the spot. The next reports will be looked for with some anxiety, as the discovery confirms the opinion of scientific men, that the large tract of country watered by the Shoal haven and its tributaries is auriferous." THIS DAY. Two o•Ccocc. The gold mining shams are very firm to-day, and the tendency of prices is upward. Yuba River shares arc quoted to prem. Colonial gold and Fries have been purchased at prem. de Cuba shares 131. Agua Frio have been purchased at I prem. Santiago do Cuba shares mark 131. ci.s.,,ss &swum, Ito. I 'Share. Alms& Paid. prities done Saturday. to-day. 100,000+ 1 Ages his ell 4 I pas li 100,0601 10a. Anglo Calabria. 13,000 20 Mamba 10,000, 00 Australonlas 2 4 I ri 2 1 30,106. 30 Australian . --. 100, 0 00 1 Ananias?' ''''''''''' 1•0,000 1 1 A. Maria all 1 4la 1 11,00 , 50 Blarestron Iron sad Cool all .. .. 100,000 1 British Anal/111n Gold 26,000 ! 20 British Iron 10.000 ' 25 BraelL luip.(ise. at SI. pm. 144 2 3 0,0(10 30 Dm Cosaesind Das. 11,000 SO Do. N. Jobe Del Hey IS 310,000 I Carson's Creek all i I pm II 12,000' ... Libre Copper .... 100,000 5 Colonial Gold 14 1 i 1 Pm 1 1 30, • C°Pla r — 10, 0001 000 20 GEngeneral. ... Autrallan Copper all I 4 41 5 , ~COI .Inltlea Mountain. ... 11.000 Grist Polgooth all II .4 pm 100,000 Liberty 104,000' Lake Bathurst.. MI 4 Idu 50,000, Los.acsmor.o. s uiie:eS. all i I dim 20,0011 1 Mexican & Soutlidnierlosa 9 41 5 200,000 Sew Oranids 30 0 ,000 . Nouveau Mond, 130,000 , Port Philip I / 1 $Pm 00,100 I tluirts Bal !tack 1 di. 7,1.1 ! 30 *mango de Cuba lO4 24 134 11 2 30,000 I Muth Auteuil. 1 i dis pat 6,110 ! 10 fin Croft 03,174 lA. 351 United Idt/ikon 100,000 , 1 Tubs 100,0001 1 Wont M5e1m5a.......-- all 1 4 die FALL OF A WAREHOUSE IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. Shortly before eleven o'clock this morning the ex tensive establishment of Messrs. J. Morgan and Co., shawl merchants, Be., situate immediately opposite to the southern portico of St. Paul's Cathedral, with the exception of the front wall, fell with a tremendous crash. The premises adjoined others belonging to Messrs. Cook and Sons, ware housemen, the whole of which to Carter-lane have been recently removed, for the purpose of rebuilding, in pursu ance of arrangements made by the firm and the City of London Improvement Commissioners, the line forming part of the rew Cannon street, West. It appears that a few minutes before eleven o'clock seve ral of the workmen employed in digging out the foundations of Messrs. Cook's new premises, observed that that the party-wall belonging to Messrs. Morgan's establishment gave tokens of insecurity. The tottering increasing, they ran away wish all speed, and in a few moments the wall feU, dragging with it the roof, floors, and stock in tho building, except two beds on the third floor and attic. Just at the instant the fall took place, two persona left tho building, and a Mr. Baker, carpenter, hail a narrow escape. lie was engaged to take down the beds, but just as the door opened the building fell, and he escaped by flight. Two gentlemen passing narrowly escaped being crushed by the falling bricks, as they passed along the churchyard in front of the premises. Measures are being taken for the immediate clearing away of the front wall, which at present assumes a most threatening appearance, it having bulged very considerably. Rumours are afloat that some parties have perished ; from a can:Wl iuquiry instituted by our reporter, however, wo do not find that much, if any, reliance is to be placed upon them. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LivinrooL, JOLT 10.—Onr share market was again ac tive to•day, and a fair amount of business transacted at the full prices prevailing on Friday. The following are the transactions :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 191—Caledonian, 221—Chester and Holyhead, 231—Eastern Counties, 11—East Lanca shire, 201 1 1 I—Edinburgh,1—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 61—Lan ashen, and Yorkshire, 861 1 Z 16—Ditto (fi ft h shares), 3 3-16 O.—London and North-Western, 1311 3 2--Ditto (new 1 shares), 324—Ditto (fifth shares), 61 1 p.—Man cheater, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331 4—Ditto (Ohara.* 141 till 16.63) 101—Midland, 781 7 1 1 I—St. Helen's Railway and Canal, 76—South Eastern and Dover, 221 4 1 I—South Staffordshire, Id.—York, Newcastle and Berwick, 19— Ditto (extension No. 1 and 2), 6d.—York and North Mid. land, 261 1 4—Great Southern and Western, 11—Dutch Rhenish, 21 7.16 1 d. MaNctigarsu, JOLT 10.—We have had an excited and very improving market—the rise in some eases being very considerable. Blackburn Clan B, preference, 244—Eastern Counties, 1016-16—Leeds, 86-14 est Riding, 21 du.—Loa don and North Western, 132—Sheffield, 34—Midland, 77 —South Eastern and Dover, 721. Luaus, JOLT 10.—Shares have exhibited a great rise to day. Midlands, which opened at 761, closed at 771 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire were done at 861 ; London and North Western, 1311 ; East Lancashire, 20 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 331; North British, 81 ,• North Western, 91 ; South Eastern, 22 ; and York and North Midland, 261. BIRMINGHAM, JOLT 10.—Thismarket was firmer to-day, and the prices of shares further advanced. Midlands closed at 754 704.