The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-30 00:00:00

• -gre-s ee r • • (Er_xsprtsls. ['CH I{EE PENCE. MONEY MARKET . Trig/MAT EVENING. The English stock market has been steady to-day, and closed at yesterday's range. Consols were fur a moment quoted lower, at 100! to but closed with a steady 'appearance at 1001 to 4 ex div. for the opening. The transactions, however, were of chief importance in Reduced Threes and the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., the former annuity being supported by the renewed operation of tho National Debt Commissioners' broker, who purchased about following are the present quotations, u reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz. standard ; American gold eagles, 3/. 10s. lid. per oz. ; bar silver without gold, ss. Old. per oz. standard ; ditto containing gold (all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for), ss. Old. per oz.; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 101 d. per ox.; Q'iicksilvcr in bond, 3s. per lb. At Paris some changes hare taken place in the quotations of bullion during the last two days. bur gold has fallen to a premium of 3 to 4 per milk, whilst 20 fr. and 10 fr. pieces command the improved rate or 3to 4 per milk prem. English sovereigns have fallen considerably, being worth only 25 fr. 20e. to 30c. The prices of Spanish and patriot doubloons are now more nearly assimilated, the former being worth 81 tr. to 841 fr., and the latter 83 fr. to 83 , , lr. Bar silver is quoted 9 fr. to 10 fr. prem. per milk ; Mexican dollars, 5 fr. 38c. to 40c.; Spanish pillar dollars, 5 fr. 40c. to 45c. ; American gold half eagles, 125 fr. 90c. to 21; fr. The exchange has further de- I elined to 25.27 l for short. • • /. . .4 .. ...„... ,- ,-.--- e41,-.P.......Z.-. •. _?--, --- .7,.. -- - - . -- . - ..,, ---- . - ...,,• • • . . . . , . Tit ... No. 1,826.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1852. %Ta w SOUTH WALES OOLD MINES, on TH E D A I L Y NEW S. RAILWAYS. I MINES. the Coo. OW prep,. UMW Swim Paper prim Id. . 11 1. om SAW, Is Mow el SI esiby le be pehl la fall ea agate Y 6 fiditleal_Orgele Sit DAILY SIMS be at Os heed el Me Li. THIS DAY , T IMM : on e S TEWI NG. 444 : 4 77 - • :70 4 010 to bees rerved for Me Wow. Ns 4M le be signed. haat hr *Went NONN. almostneg IN seersene lallelmilleat 4.4.4, ad di 2 . 8 . 1 . 86 wow m u m. y am s , a m aa. mak This is ~ da .. the . 1 Two o'CLoca k . t 1 The market fur mining stocks remains in a very s.. , ortber Ilabolo y . satisfactory state. A large business has again been a , a , ..... _4‘....m. Marna. New. mad Ilmege• We Idadded - eld" m ooloGolloot• pay yin rai way share mar e , s' ' ' """ _Mao*. Anrotramiz eini. d Tifeetbrook, S. Gnat ISSINI. Is Menai* sad Wm efiellmieslileum-le the room el he and the fi nal settlement of the account has programed done to.dav, and th e d eman d con ti nues , es p ec ially f o r o WOOS. for. Lame Well=i sim la SW auglin N. foO lemseelkt terser eh§ satisfactorily . Prices opened with a very buoyantldividend stocks, which under present circumstances takatTaar LSD 9VINIR irSO TO.) -IL A. Weethreen. Sm. End* ned Is the mid* nereemileasd armada be lisoa.ar . !Mors. L4ltya Bre beesZgeolloy. trearilniashined In the e% Ranirap. NS Mallow, orligob_ eppearance, and • • further rise was establish, Lao- , materially exhibit a decided t ward tendency. : ote,w. et :be Campine. 1 4 1 1 . ("WWI. We Nigro Is nbinemesid. in East Lancashire' Great Western., y upw L au " I The prices at which sales have been made are re- a n. b,q,, 0 0.0 ...vows an Ow Men el We Campo" la s u e weialee • mars Welled Mt of Miming Om swages /w e ds- m an n! , and Yorkshires , and London ...,1 1 mberek mile wort of Ineloolas la the lathe Ws by mem 114.4" .. 'a " ibe r 7w , inati , o hire beers lee mouldered Ned jedleisalle emeinai ref-cad tbs colt danyll Cuing Resort, with net of Few North Westerns, besides other stocks. The full ad- 1 ers and dealers, but due allowance must be made o bernal eat. Ilir intemets of Sr WWI a moss la baws belia kW pahlliniespirbens I ; for the wide margin frequently existing in this I e r siel troy ham s i ge=BMilla S the side le be adegimi It widanen Man amt abb.. ba be n 4400 oat may a . m . a . .___Passe t hehas not___ . been supported cip to the, good. S outh ..q. tweet to the More err "-OMs/ Selmed. ones.. olgagagsges, L ed k is aiwys 0.04 0 6.1 4 5 /0 0/ Hp 4 .1 4 14.4 lost general aspect of the m a rket is -.- w o they Wive hem NI . Is snits fm enreptetent an mangle niverthemeate. e pt. or or on ve •Eastern stock, however , has shown some weakness. l'ool, S ; Vale of Towey, li ; Clive, 81, ,i ; South Ca- ' . -tbswe Fieuen to be seabed by pod Mow as nall m Hempen la palate Strom Is Mews by die lint raters of 1 0 ' 4 , ° .b,,,,..... They tars swered tbrevespenglea et pntlenes timed lee the year SW to nu Wad*, lowdos Nevresapern itaß C _. French sham ale matt higher , w i th t h o .I° 4' radon, 1375• Alfred Congo 8,145, 1, /, Z, 15; Speed .."-...-, . the c Way, epos Mem lesel eoperhaen yedgment. sad wile\ k will N . em that Ws papar (the swami by .. ... thaa UM of MIND and Havre. - 1 - - • hboomed; mod r.. is ems* May yew) bad la Me years beares Sr three eideo competitors : •preritv ea re re we sn ap sweats AND aTOME9 0710OAILIITIED. well, 71; Kilbricken,4l, t; Wheal Arthur, 17, 18 ; ( 1..0,..e.atv ,•1 habit Geo, la tbe Maser sad sei Mein* al Snahttrebed. Snaps lamed. Drukewalls, 7 ; Wheal Harriett, 1/ ; Cubert, 11. ; i ....Waal Aar, owed.* , a sorts cf • _steam dr. Messrs CSIIIONICIA ... - lb maul, .I.antd. Ma mm a Parr ---.". •,:! emtemly time the admatago of the best Maks se Maa Kowa - ---- The market for the gold mines presents no feature ..:,.., e A pre, a. 4 dmy asematioa ma they wild to seeneL' • .- DAILY NEW s UM 1.1/2.000 1 1 . NO stardom ... .- 291 Ng M 14 15j of much novelty, the only movement being in Liberty I, lA. rases . ed enehetwase ef this psalm Jessilke Me lellesing tm ro lar i to st P l i = M i" .. .. .I 1 7 GI I shales, which reached 21 prem., and left off at vet 4 Sir beg. nel•rditAllon in win tbst it ie akagelber sae Othello* 0 0.0 00 , 50 . 4 , 004400 . 400 by . 1.1 all Illein.Mde.dileMf I 4 114 perneol And sae precusel 44eissess asset alphas assienak• th. l . The • UM, Nem 'le she y sm enisnit M.P rN She Laden waft Is N gin m a gm a. terday's quotation of 2to 25 prem. The non-official a. bet oppreral."- Sunday lOW. papas trains the lot IS WM bilphoesend and a Memel sae wpm Cheahm.lelefil/ lO4 15 Os quotations are as follows:-Australian Consols, 1 • e,.preilewe air hi Award. end 09 11 1 1 Weeelle to LIGI ". 114 .9 . ..._ rterfillissimillatty OM emesmallett Illeeellin *ids Is Ihe 57 4 b g D a amagaugnme is in dier..l.l .bas nets annlsossol no &mom/1 04 7 .., Ill_mde tem.._ page midis of IMMMI : end eimady. *Pk she mewl a. VI) and bow ~„ .. pp bii die. to par. ; Melbourne , par to f prem. • Royal Aus t.:et at tam ter r the CeelleN7. of Hew& ROM germs% 41, m0 sieedike of the delar gam awl with the Imo* aIN tralian Mining, 1 die. to 1 prem.• Y uba River, sto et,.....amL maim ef ad I* 4 Thess .-- eMabell MOW le - all Cheenr sad Sielybeal ."-- .. • " 1141 44 211 44 4 4 5 prem.; Britaunta . ,Zto 5 die .; Baden Baden, 5 die. nit mar. tn POW oss• romPssiseSk Oestoolmooll M all Ont Ind bodes ... -. 17 Is m. NATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT salesnm" rpamn.i. uni... ; N e a lo s Dalia „.. esl owth. NONl .d one Ab.. ... 10 5 die Asiociamo . ;4; ....; 04; 1,,,,,,pc,. T 7.1.41.1.,,,, ,, th. T. oo. l7l l . o red . of Deabeilks or Stemmas ta tbe kingdom •or at I s t° tort: shares underwent some reaction, closing 11. V.*. .I.ea m. 'etlea ... .. 114 111 lower at 38 to 39 ; .pd English and Australian Cop- It c overtmeat ef wary with OW noworietise, width wee Wm SIAM la SM. 1 , 4 4 , an a plea realm to avelf, smarm equal ed. Joel Neer eadChesper KWh., geleele.• or. bypesyse UM. mid L. iDi. . . 41 1 4 per and Smelting shares were heay . y. • 'Wage, hi IN eanoise Meal al tbe anew. mid ie. pr...idest am. Tur b 4C L IENCE of LIFE ; or, H ow to ItIT• sad la an De. (MIL 14 ... 3 , In connexion with the dealings in the gold mining lege el tam inhootriel et b • oftbe coormalty, aad anode en woe- a ... I . ta ..„.. _,,. sitzuraz ...,.=.. _ as IL /8 RabiN poseur -.. 1 114 104 i a wry he manic ll.• endow we of memo yielded by Ilrefeelass 00 . . 0•0 „ .040 , 00 ,, b4; .7 1 ,4 1 ,7,,r." - .... gr . p.,::Vele One A.. share market an instance of great hardshiphas recently ,seenews,a Inas .e' +v the mosey te •• replev,d. Smith, luegrvity, end Sat Maw OWN begpines mob mural. ~ ~ Pale IL O. OM ~:. 71 94 come under our notice, and as it is far from being an &pm IsAl al* IN thr A." 1 4 .4 6.• 9 . 19 """M% 5 " eaeald through the pulimon eiesimese elf • tellvaiNdaled mew el Ilk •" u° • elm II 41 °G ° datu I 6 SI I isolated case, and is, moreover, marked by some r,,.. we as aarollet 04 I, earatheenew. sob wil se tbe ei. ...„ 44 4 . 0 . 4 , 00 ., 444 . 4 • 35 all Meet brisesigNe . .18 19/ lil 4 i •,...,,, .4 mesegement. erldeb ere Wee by ilio US. llepartnent. ' 04 . 04 by d i , ams Am b....,• •• 0 4;04 ‘0 4•000 0 . 4.; So a Irak view rams &Me peculiar features, to draw public attention to it may ;„ „..noorsa... a tar bonisor 0. ovieht I. l_ 4 l MY la___...v.maeal,.._„"m'am - ,_, All EDICAL inaallalFraiiitkliat:s Dltitaii eel 00111111. R. end Ns. hmeals_ _n,.. SO OS probably be attended with the good result of placing ) um.: tenses , . ner.v..oe, .5307 the code em' mt " 71 "'"' "m TUTIONAL 91141111R1M1, iellb Prectiail Onersnisin,llllMalied a : I: 1 ta11w aaa ..1 4011 ,...00 °94 "" :l a I se thow matul pea MAN oeduetos ef amt ! W.!-a. ape width ao widi „ Nim bi is sow as , Dinew ow r Irovesawa, sham bublis or noel*, bolds forth, er am OW, nu lin k am e ba a abon a me at be moo et. 100 ar - laiiiiiiiramee - te it. eweriv. Mies. Me midi el new smiled annilesee, Is le IS. 1 0 0 arse Illenheen _„. _ - 004 914 11.ternot uc Devidend, i. tol•ele half-may, la hamar, as] Judy. 5 b„... m ., dmi .. 1 .. m ...i i ... e a u r a e mi .., anew , st. too De. 4 Owes /1. weds: .. 54 Se SS 4 91 other operators on their guard. Tempted by the flattering inducements held out by the prospectus of one of the Australian gold mining companies, the Genital stock A come. segebee to wag Elb. Weil esamenleisewsinveldibed 5 14 4 4 ; 44° Ds 4 lbemejlb OWL.. 137 129 129 74 letters of allotment of 800 shares were purchased n , 6 , ,n 6 1 etork le elimotber Meilen and operate born tie a a........... N. ...,, b ,......... air p . m ....... all OullsetlimiedaneL(Ms.) 44 45 45 44 some time back at a seal premium, by a party of lea f .-,:0 . ' Semi ia the Divestment DepertwaL It sosettattes, was th e am ,, -- roir - r m is ~„•=- st. 1011 Groat Wanes .- .. Mb 57 MS IS ~,, 1.,..m,,,,, rend. • AMMO. , 10A ibe mentemeats of th e Astosis. I N A., h m , 4.. '''' Fasuni .7„,' 4 „, a min o a d ., SO an Ilasenler Ina Oarliele -IS ell respectability, who paid upon them in due course. t: r. erel N. bees provelrol ia order to voider the meant) of tam 40 . 4; maim " ; ... 1 aumbssars. 14 1 111 Dee Thirde 2 , ... ... 104 114 pm Upon the assurance conveyed to him from the offi &And amens , . UM DILPASTMENT. 10 14 XS Mae_ ~ , . dam 104 4 cials of the company that a settling day was expected r.‘• repArtniett esetemee • romprehenvive mod well.reguleeed 10 114 Ds we wow Ova, Iq. s, to be speedily appointed in the Stock Exchange, ho ~.tea at Ide Arearenter, with way snlved..!e sad importaat ise. THO! HARRIS &SON'S N all m e t -.. 17 1 i 174 subsequently deemed it advisable to give instructions r,.,., o. ; iilswe Mike* . 51 the Wean toot sad ponvenew. say be obtained, on eintienton lo7 4 for their sale, and the shares were consequently et the Ile o qber of the 10 , ..AtAtrA0, tee 10 the rowan Moats, 11= 13..11111.11.1.". • rt . . Ire =ot e r "..Bl ;fse C*; iv.. i 107 T 1 1 1: 110 4 4 sold, and, singularly enough, to the broker of the nret./Mout :Le Venal Kw 'era IsprevulAiltramillakkacipsa. 15 22 Do. re, 4 Nam ... .. fi 65 os 284 py. MA MORRISON, Menages Muter. Xl2 Do. Mils 4 Si „ 175 company itself, who was in the market as a large M.P. open: Wow for Agencies maybe made to the Illeeespen te I Da tioele.ACent l.(e 2 4 „ purchaser, with a view to keeping the shares at a DJ , Vt. Hest mewing for Tourbta and Sean* Vieltela /or elglit lOW, dt. IN Landes lb Seafireilhatere 96 964 914 4 respectable premium. Of course there are no money 1884 twelve huo. Me; 'Steelmaker. Ns.; Twenty dine, Ae. Game 10 424 Do., AN ... ... . 1 If Al. 40 S 4 De b RN _.. -. S I DT.A::::1:L PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, T EAT TeMeopm, rase Carrion fan 11011.49 HARM,' eel O. to the Royal Emily, 12 SS all Landman& Enniskillen 134 114 " transactions in such a case, the shares being al ow rerrru. LH% ASSURANCE, ANNUITINS, ads. Ms GREAT RUSSELL STUNT. 34 ell Mose‘gm b oolllatloh I 14 84 1 ways dealt in for the "settling." In this in n:, Leaden. Comm.-So. ,51, is sopealte tbs RIG Mil MUSEUM OATES. *7 100 il ,dilaeoloah. $4 8,5 stance, however, owing to the company being csAnui,..--SAlie F.L lIATHt Sit Lt'CAS, Em. Recollect Mie. ead you MD avoid mielakiag the beam 111 41 To LAW. Ualoa 8 14 die unable to comply with the requisition of the 191T1rvAlunusap.-Cll4 RUCS LIMMINGTO7I, Zoe, M . P. St. 100 anneal -. ._. _ .- .. 725 754 734 II Stock Exchange, in having at least two-thirds cosseins• newane.-CILmILIS ASSALL,, Ban, FALL -1. a. imir umens isame nues sie Mr smi the Iler seisses tas . l is3 : i. usuilini. D A I VI ..I B'S p.I7; E t. j.,,,R)1 moll, lib: 0..... 5, 15... 4 8d. u. a i r oi l• 7 00174 0i...._..... ,De.. n rim . nartil.lonbt4 ern. 3 . 7. 40 0 _ GO of its capital paid up, no settling has been 0 base Ism Moly the mead were la will& =SUM In transparent was. la. 4d. and S.; beet we. as. 5.1.; Bettie am at II " "'"•'.....,... 5 .;:i.... i. ''' appointed - possibly none will be appointed ; swats N. mesa. la 4d.; patent epees. 114.; . _ flee we& le. &Li 1111011t0.. 4 4 die and consequentl y . the su ff erer is placed in a peculiarly " err theaMblhhornt at the lanftuMm N Dennher. nth Std., 7td.. 9d, end 9 0 4 .; Felmmeee. 6 id. , 1 !"2"a'a• I°, = 60 74 = h ead Imaidjim.., 11 2 IL: •, Mena hem beta 'Meted. in/ the am* new* le 701.; Wm mailed 41d. mad SE.: outdone =enlis t ed.; yellow a„ 1 .. unfortunate position, for ho loses the interest of his . 41 40 manna Sa sap, ete., sac, sad W. per 11l lbs. ; matted, Ms ; w inces, mall. 18 IS De.SeveliC ... .. 10 9 dam money for an indefinite period, and cannot make the • Tht *kw of rea ip•e ow ths EINWISION M 1521 is Is. 41. pre menet; brow wiener . la. Ild.; we, Ile.; Wooed, 00 It , kelasys omo d s oi al: di. 4 I least use of' the shares, as he may be called uci a. ::; men UM ; cod the myna is sew 57111.41 g IN. 4d.` la M.; 01•1911 wm. 4.. St Ng lb: megmad 4000444, ads Oriel 441 . It. 100 Mora MSS . il 80 TN ant quieserenial di.iios .4 mein MS he mode sp be On Is. M. par gallon ; mom ell, ibid.; War, 110. N.; linsek4s, for 46 10 00•414 ,,,,,_ ili a . 7 ; •• •6,1 7 ..,_ deliver them any day, besides incurring the s 1 II Nene% r. 1832, sat ell who east seentinuis tie Oen One terk at DAVIES md SONS abistebnehed welshers, Mb St. Mar- a 4•o4oo .m ob r iy e aik .. ; 7 4 . 7 . . • ii i 4 of further contingent loss. He complains, and with vs pertleiptut is tbr 4r. dui when sanals sea peaks. Wainer. egoodte the Weasaimear tee," *cm ill MI Kara Walern.. .. - - - justice, that he is virtually defrauded by the brokers lay a resent An el *slimmed the are inmewered to nal Immo liaablis 0 . °° 414°4441 41 ad° 1411161 w "' w- VASE and COMFORT in SHAVINCI.-B. and 09 all l Weal, n Wane 214 Is SS 4SI of the compocny, who have been most improperly en mixtb.M141.06...°4°44. raw .. a u a.. .. ba s 1., a 1.4 7 . ~,,. ~.. rj a. ODWVANS' CANTON Mon or Qtririlebral Clime H. :,ta _,..„_..' ' • WeaUX - - Ile 73 4 in givinby: their purchases, a fictitious Saw Ilisrptser. evaders Weft eon SIM teat Wake ins. The ..... "m mem.. 1411100 ‘ - • S 5 4 3 minded WS lie easersoht be gold winds thirty We Si. that dale • l 'i l i tu e e I f o the s hare. , and who, having bought his TM LWOW Vomit for 1534 any be had es applasellea at mdinslal is Son that mod eine easoesm b. taw 1,1 ill Ono& 11l MM. am' A ai 4 g Rai: „ -I ham saes OW of peer IN Ships and asi S N " 9i Ds, Oise 1..._. ~. .. its 'shares for the " settling," will, of course, give him the .te'e ; °T st thei r" Is lbe Ism rarEp' 14 gbAggH, 4,, a4 b 4 , 7 , some letter Man eny strop I Mee ladled* med . wi t o re i rbg a bees 3 . 14 „ . il l Memeteme a u rilied chm ; SI 2 dB no redress. Cases of th is description certainly bear Jam ho, 1832. edge le menu; laellameate err ealassial MA C. Moo lim. To Meow A . and S. .nays beeenem P l e r lis *; Oka. *JIM) ... . 19 10 194 upon them the impress of hardship , . even a ft er I)ELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. „ 0 „,.. n00t. b 404040• .• w a.. a. a m 4 ,.. am i i , s a b a b d . an d IS4 all be. Balm ... ... .. 04 10 94 making allowance for all the attendant circumstances. mamba/a ill 1797. of as perfumen , at be IL. 75.5 4., media, 41. 44441„-gow paw ON 10 Do. Oswwtry ... .. 144 u Wow : 10, Lombard-et:art. Clel ; lost 27, Cholloll'oloo. Wed' peculiarly tempos, Seem Math Powder awl Ewing Feeder. N 6 4 Onsfehlre Uniew - 8 21 b 111- nsto. ••• ... DIM A. 11. C., wed D. tiny THIS DAY. SUIMSTOSs. paid** per Ont. 39 41 41 I.brrt Gomm Benny. P. i Untimely D. Hedger, Esq. .. N 119 •gash► Dew .. ... . 19 M Two o'Cr.ocz.. w,.. , :m0. nalon, r... 1., rake. lemma Iledipme. Esq. C' yea -...--, a. 25 • • • S. Ile Heeds Lunn ... -.. 744 74 /84 There is no increase of movement in the gold 44:1.1ent 14 • + 0 hey. Henry L weed Hotbed, WI. ...a, ; e,T l' . - . - - SO N WSW . . MI NI UMW Ful:er, Sm. J. Petty IduepralL Eel. . 'fee " - r - se is Ma* IreallatilseSOn ., per I pn mining shares to -day, and prices generally remain I. A . A. n0,,k,,,. m. 0., tuts. Ic. ituseas" rser. bug. rit.B. 'l:3 I j , ..,.. . steady, except for Anglo Californians, which have Beaty Grace, F.K. Matthew Whiting, Yaq. 1 I . ..".;" f '. .7 ';', • ‘... ii 13 A wl* . 1.44 :.,. _ _ been sold at a decline. Carson's Creek shares are At DMA*. l' c , , 10 17 Vale el ISselh ... ... .. tt ti I......loeralhart, Mel. I *MI Do* 22 2* IR " I . Elaj • , ~. I . II all 1 1.11112114•116 =... 111 le firm. Yuba River shares rule at sto 1 prem. 110POS.-M Oil Seiko Jab: ILMI. --- P _ se 08 11l ten We. " . .1 Sao - ---.' - _ i _allme✓p 0 , , „ N alel Weles= i , . SO 15 Wed *4 2.34 . 114 104 Cicalae grimes Pa Nam Mrem. Ileld.l prime does the bow ad led to tondo difiaIIIT&FDISIN WISISIIW Men os •- r" L 1...7.i . , ft 100 l earklisourlbeiNSerid 74 75 73 4 the "mean how ^ Raw* IS par fiwit. ea Ift ~we mkt. , 14 11 1 j A i St 28 W. de. Ilideeellons .. ef el dis , yesterday. to-day. ItwodlftS or bu per Lent. of tbe peke see alibi aliiillieut the , up ). , 1 Is s nao.ll.l.lPereben_ _ St 1 „ - - - policy hoMers. I .,P , g l i b ,IL 100 UN ned Iln* Mean pl 63 109,000 1 Agsa VW 100,069 10e. engin WIWI:Ian W fins II Lome In comber boa will life aommee en spanned imearity. ' 2. ..-„,...... LIMN 12.41• D at rusts 11111ITAUI. 11,500 Su Sturm Man-AL Faxmlitll required for tam AIS/11SaSe at IMO larUlawbole 1 I ar- ~.„ _ oe. .... • ~ i MI 1105 IllningbanhOshmil l: ano 10,0 so 10 luetrelolea 3 I llo 3 1 3 kw of life: .' / " ew - .11 . E D O 10 Australia. $ i I - ir ‘ Upbeat r u de. Ilea Fells Age. Webeet reettl. MO Wet& . 1 - ' alla u M mvia r emr it 118 1 000 1 Australian Freehold 15 ' Al 11 01 - 11 le u 40 i - Ay Id 10 1 - 0 - 1 - I IN 304 Dille 1 Aye Muhl all 4 sto IS ,313 ll 1 103 0014 011 410 1 EE-HIVES.-A ssw and extsmiges Selection (lered*Oesetr alsi hnera 194 lei am. SO 91arnerven Iron and Coal ell ... . 30 1 4 01 340 4 ~ 4° ' ° 1 0 ' I 7 • et the awn sperm* blede.-.4 detailed Onlelsom moth draw. lel 304 Sh Wel% end Dudley MAO I critleh Awarallen Geld SOBERS SUClLMltenetery. NM snar e * es ef tee ebim MOOS NEIGH- WM SS WWI. Inp.(les. et IA pm 244 II II 441190 00 DadhoessandCalabe all -- - SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION _..l l l,,Ndur mi tr ki,„ 11°01 ,0"„ ' ild a i M al e ll"llll4 a mod paksiontba".." eel al p al med ... now nt MS 11,WS Ss Do. M. Jam Uel Re; - 10$ LIP?. notSGRANCR. ai wade Kr. Ttl= Wee. and SemlNNONatilloolara 2114 206 SMello I Canosee Creek 9ll Pr I rat 1 4 4Pa fle all ONO S Niel the nevelt of Suomi demireate ma be in ekr e 3. 4 1= kat Il tamb •••••••• agnagad Hi 174 Bmideghneehlre (lamer! il o ... Cobra Copper • .....„ MI SS 89 WSW et Moderate Premium, Isaiterve. .*-J. IL Peps (N, Z "ON* finilmer,“ le IMONION.WeneraI 194 191 5 Colonial Gold Premier at early and wane sew allout a fanellibmer Usaa la the 4544, upp. Dal Awns-afeereeel f wee, Elosa . 12 0 :O.moset. SO 10 aiesesis husks . . Coplapo l4 1 - - Wee Wool Mem me Mat the era required N Mom, my at see be, egmbibutur. s o .o .a - 1/1.1 - . --- - 0.. • Matta 2. 4= l " ...mso kl•Cleasiseden II IS 42 *Ma S Eng. & Matadi= Copper all II / dam es snare LON, wad men ill afie is this milliatelaS, IN. Tamp* nellfr i r mL lfinellem an . oa, 61, N. 100 MAN SO Gootral ... ell Pawn. -I be WM ere Nam UkilieMlA r.; ,1 4 911= LlNNe4lnet. peregielnllnsbete) US 1111 INN *MO kohlee Mountela ~...... all 11 4Ss Some ob. end fraenreble taped Ilese-she men* Is lw swims wham peendsnee Na neennelend la- - - lelkeattreelem 314 314 IMAM Liberty Wet, ewer Otis imam it SW raise ; WNW won* lbe these RIOTS AT STOCKPORT. ss * Teeiltgllid 11l 11l 109,500 Lek* Bathurst all 1 Ida f by tame eardliadan sine It hem bona medal. N N IA :1 Mane rift* ... N 4 Ide "NO Ire ISCS 2IO O.QIs.C.Co all 2 dim Premlnn tellearellin aka Palle, et Death. - tl4 154 De. gene __... % nue) . Se a a 1 IfealeashintlMenerleas 9 i 44 STOCKPORT. TUMULT NIGHT . 0 SO 1 11110 1 141 mann' 11l In 10. New Granada There has occurred this evening • dreadful riot in 114 11 4 Imala 1.1 ama4444° Omni Is Ileslbilielen 13 134 Stockport, arising out of a quarrel between the Irish ;who- Is 20 pm. pilion. ow lei 244 - i .... 7 11.5 5 1 7-75 5 1 1-75 1 2470 1 7-74 5 I 3-4 : 5 I 422-1 7 ill WM Noonan Mob Net Philip 4ll I 4 4 P I I i Psi MAO Quartz Be c& 0024 . 1 ,.. 4 ..... rbb obb Neer aft .. 1 a. h ......a. a lies and the English operatives. It is hollered that Me TO M Laweendlesar • " a t 1 ++ dis 7,500 SO Sothis:4BCW 154 1 2 114 plyneb . T w o mi ll, dui *" I I pm . ...by .la b b 4 0 . 0 .4 origin of the disturbance is to be found in the proclamation (WWI* - 154 196 sop* 1 'teeth Australlea 1 i dl. pm awl, ths owe wo mast peolidpiNel aims wane to the wide of agaiost catholic procerises, ass of which took place on so ro iterineeenmensepeaCit 5.000 10 Its lion Ne. Sunday last Upwards of seventy penal/ have been aa as di s Z a r i l l le 45,174 *See Gaited Meal a• an I 25 1...........-111••• S. nareeies et se Nina la 1517. Mew& arnatterl_ end Several ale .sneetsd dead. The military haws „ 0r2. 1/ E l(l.ll aft 100,110 t 1 West Merinos. MI 4 4 k ids STOCKPORT. TORSDAT NIORT. There has occurred this evening a dreadful riot in Stockport, arising oat of a quarrel between the Irish embo lic. and the English operatives. It is believed that the origin of the disturbance is to be found in the proclamation against catholic processims, one of which took place on Sunday list. Upwards of seventy persons have been arrested, and several are reported dead. The military haw been called out, and the Riot Act read. Thera has been a frightful destruction of property ; the streets is soma parts of the town are strewn with - bedding and broWillftuniture. The Irish population have been unbowed, the Saxons having taken a fearful retaliation upon the Irish catholic', who commenced the riot by breaking the windows in St. Peter's Protestant School. Or the Premiss way be mods Is bare atter a MOWS amber of terment, These payable oaring et years only will{ be bond newly Me was se saest pertielostleg 0.1101 require tar lbw vitals at bate. rare.asee.—acmes the !wetlands. ed tbs moiety in ITT, upwards poliette bare brae "wok esweing swearasees amounting to &early two millions sad altar. To elide Whiner, ta Ow most prorperour condition, as shown by the alma reports, via*, will, proweetua tables a( maims, wed emery informatits may be ab eam' (tree) LONDO l rareele. IT. 11100110A77.471ERT. GEORGE GRANT. Resident smeary. fislool Is 1111 iiorproo. 6211.WouLlamiliTorli II DIM SO ri= (01I1o) None SO 100 Soria isialible(isms. emilisit too D•.lllmplearadc Iligilaktia. I Nato Sm. and York. in tq A LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Maarateaustem 69 sod 71, Reaeirt,lzeta, removed treat A LLISON and Dees.atrort. PIANOPORTES of the beet hark. serthip ter SALE, MAE, aM EXPORTATION. Inetraiseab =Wes eat ea Yee (aeatl, equal so sew) to he sold et a ma redeelka.—Sesee&hall 7Pleaehrtee by varioas maskers at 901t.teee. u Mr. Item j.." Wror yalq, iftTsge I 1 is tow ow aft —...1 too Was& eannoW(lmed WAWA Wee1ea1...... rampE GORGET Patent Self eepeelei OHM, a .at Wed Sabi AIM eM by • lapis eme. eletfee et tiodelniejr=llself M we i t ' sktler. et a—t & diem erlta mat = 1.1").1 11 1 Sie area. The Meat two vaniornso me be seleliel le ee► emt Ye. spoils beet or *at; eh sua by d lb ••••••• ernmereseet. Ofiresedea tree.—Paersee• C. P. COutt It. Talk" le ter Motraq, Prim Allen. Bed ea Prime re Webs, a, aelbewstred, ran.rin isa, Lamm 100; Almwdeen 31112k1e Ne. 2, 7 per OM OilsAiiis Ale ICbusier re ROAM all Deals% Peel% lei Ab Am Jordon . . sonsii Si oadodosol... -- I Do. 66.171178. i 7 par it.... 4 i Rodt.Oes-Sido.l pallol 61 Ms di. N 0.3 10 D. Sow • par (100 L 11006 1 00 DritOoloodkriffigail p. 05 ill LA lovio IV. V. dis• I I lkihrhor.. troth. sal Dula% 4 pm Coot ... 15' lidelloit 3 r Oust It = 81. 51 11 1 4 1n574:1 4 1:1 6 Wet Illohlisslou 157 100 05.Woilsoo. Ilsoldi pot. 0 toomilrokTodio lftlo 100 Loa. ai Ilisl OMILiMOI DilloCOM $ 8 LoteollideliWatira Un New I " b4i lios= •$ 10 Da Wit 8111 - f Do. ad _..... THE TEETH sod HEALTIL—A good set of .1 tee* own Immo lereeersble lignideps.Noe Wit pow Yana d d dee alreM 1•10.11•111=01114 WS se rem& the prbrshb by dr pryer lesi. =I the neer geneeles et pen est. weet Niath. Ames ibreyeefres peftuyee caned tor tie 110WLIIKDIY WOWS. sr Plod eateries, seeds la IN seerbilty elf .14 prve• Map the meth ee lie INN bud 10 trrhute etl Yam eN aseeilliesee e d leir o a km pierblihe Hammy tbe mallard air*" morn WO el realerthe my. Ina end rel. WOne la Se Sell May M ai ne mime; sad hew it resinele liellesese lapin MIIIIVISIO lOW parity " 1 " ), ""ib. rros i of. per bee. Sewers or garb= halterreem. Yew panne erode bee the well, "A. NOWIAND end SONS, Is " easreeed es the Oeventsme amp eased weeny. 11 111 = trail by dessise Arleta Ditle 10 1041da Ilatandos S De.nraatrrdbipri 100100011 wnw 101 Odiedh, Woreouter. Daher, SI!. • pc( Do. al. do 0 Shrimajdlinl.N••ol to IllenwhikCharter(Wer.W ) p er 13 Sena Deno 3) Nona York. 4 per Ct.ol Waterford & Kilkenny It. York, 3 I Ditto lt4tto FOREIGN KA SO Cestral Frahm Crirracei SD Charleroi sad irquellata. Dinah khaiiisb Is ham lodise • rraat Ind... 41 . i puma !emetics of Frame 1;;;;667n77.7 10 (Ksilway) 1 Do. I. 2 Do. (Owe) 27i Uric mitosis . 1/0 Noma? sr Lige ... 10 Nortbsta of Yroksr. . - .11 Do 911.8 pot 01. Ikea, (lea 11. k Autos 21..) 11 Odom *ad llordesua 10 11 Paris sa6 Wee Parle sad Odor 2 0 MY sod Dna 20 Para sailL Illasloure 20 Sousa ad lima 30 4082420 1? Tow NM Dates If 6 Wain' 1082126* LjMeal MO —N.B. lie taps re ipasiai sew wed MW his smolt taladdlise. J. t. teathe•gtatla •r iv maid et *Wag famita, wwwwftd ao 641tt en .kr, .... i sal vielorl• mid Mon bySIM INTENTYI) TAP VI O. womb Jo swami 61 inalf caw t. mM. Nei la. ma Paint I ft waft N.B. tt• =nits wommumi immared all ads eireedial la Ss Gm wawa. semi= a ft. MIL - • 20,000!. stock at 101 1. Bank Stock is still rising. The official business report is as follows:—Threw per Cest. Consols, for the account, 16th July, 1003, ez div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1, 1, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 104;, 1, 1. South Sea Annuities, 1001. Bank Stock, 2241,..224, 225. The unfunded securities remain perfectly un changed. Exchequer Bills, March, are worth 765. to 795. prem.; ditto June, 695. to 725. prom. India Bonds, 88e. to 91s. prem. There was no feature of any importance in the foreign stock market, and the transactions were few, attention being directed to the settling. The rates for carrying over stock were the same as yesterday. Peruvian Bonds were scarcely so good. Granada Deferred met with a few operations at 91 to 10, closing steadily. The prices of actual business are subjoined :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1003; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1004. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 773 •, ditto for account, 15th July, 78. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961,96. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 91, 1, lO. Mexican New Three per Cents., 26t. Peruvian Ac tives' 104. Portuguese Four per Cents. Con verted, 384, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 94, 93!. Spanish Passive Bonds, 61 • ditto Old Three per Cents., 50, 491 ; ditto New fieferred Three per Cents., 22, Amongst the miscellaneous transactions in the house to-day, London and Westminster Bank shares were done at 31. Madras Railway shares are in decided favour, and have improved to 21 to _- prem. for the settling. Ebro Canalisation shares are quoted to prem.; Crystal Palace, par to 1 prem. To-morrow (Wednesday) is the last day for send ing in Spanish Bonds fur conversion. Parties neg lecting to send them in by this date will be obliged to send them to Madrid for conversion, and will only be credited for the interest from the half-yearly . pay ment following that in which the presentation is effected. We understand that the conversion will remain open till 12 o'clock at night. The project of a railway from Plymouth to Tavi stock is revived, and a company has been started to carry out the undertaking. The capital to be raised is fixed at 150,0001., in 7,500 shares of 20/. each. This being "ticket day," the settlement of the so. count was in full progress, and naturally engaged a good deal of attention. Although the account is generally "bullish," the rates of continuation have, ruled light. Perhaps the only exception is in Mid land stock, which has been extensively bought by weak operators. The rate of carrying over this stock has been upon the average 1, and as much as was freely . given at one time yesterday afternoon. The • following are some of the rates that ruled about noon yesterday : London and North Western, 1-16 to 1 con- Two o•Ctoex... tinasiion, Midland, to Z continuation. Lancashire and Yorkshire, „to continuation. Great Western, to continuation. London and Sonth 'Western, 1-16 to 3-16 con. South Eastern', 1-32 to 3-32 continuation per share, 30/. paid. Caledonians, 1-32 to 1-10 continuation per share, WI. paid. Great Northern, 1-32 to 1-16 continuation per share, 23/. paid. Blackwall, 3 per cent. to 8 per cent. on amount. The rates per cent. per annum shown in the con tinuations may be calculated as follows : _ Per Per cent. annum. London and North Western Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire Great Western - to 10 London and South Western South Eastern Caledonian V to 7} Great Northern The carrying over of foreign shares was easily effected at 2 to 5 per cent. Northern of France shares were scarce, and only lent. To-day this busi ness continued, and the rates varied rather more con siderably. Generally they were considered a shade heavier, but still the carrying over of all stocks was effected with ease, and we believe the terms in no case exceeded the extreme rates of yesterday, whilst in several instance, stock was scarce, and " back wardations" were paid, as in the case of London and North Westerns and Great Northern,. The latter were borrowed at a backwardation of fully 3-32 per share. On Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock there was also a slight backwardation. South Eastorns, Caledonians, and French shares were in rather fuller supply. In Lyons shares 1-16 continuation per share was freely given. Northerne, however, re mained scarce. French shares have been and con tinue to be, briskly bought and paid for, speculators appearing to feel confidence in the I resent state of things. As regards the general prospect of the rail way market, we may mention that the "bulls" seem sanguine of a further rise, relying upon the abundance and consequent easiness of money. So far thereappears to have been no difficulty in the arrangement of the account in the several markets, a circumstance cre ditable to the stability of the members of the house, as the fluctuation in prices has been considerable. The quotations of foreign exchange experienced a further decline this afternoon, owing to a great de mand for bills, in consequence of the receipt of lower quotations from continental bourses. This move ment has now continued for some time, and begins to excite attention, various reasons being assigned for it. The opinion entertained by competent parties is, that it proceeds from the superabundance of gold, which is now beginning to be remitted to London from various places against short drafts. A similar influence, it will be recollected, was exercised in 1849, when the exchanges were depressed about 5 per cent. from their average rates. Short Paris was done to-day at 25.271 to 321; ditto three months at 23.45 to 50. Amsterdam ruled at 12.01 to I, and Hamburg at 13.91 to Frankfurt declined consi derably, being negotiated at 1201 to 1, owing to the demand being very great. All Italian paper was in request at lower quotations. For Genoa the rate was 25.53 to 571 ; Leghorn, 30.60 ; Naples, 411 to ; and Messina, 123 to 1. Bills on Spam were done in favour of sellers, Madrid being as high as 494 to ; but Lisbon and Oporto were dull at 521 to 53. Austrian paper was quite a drug, and could scarcely lao sold at the advanced rate of 12 florins, a circumstance which proves the general want of confidence amongst our merchants in the Austrian finances. The lettere from Vienna mention a rise in the funds, and fall in the premium on gold and silver, stated to be caused by the satisfactory man ner in which the London loan has been received. Considering, however, that not one-third of the amount proposed to be raised here, ae stated by us some weeks back, was subscribed for, it is difficult to perceive any cause for congratulation on the part of the Vienna speculators. l'iobably the premium oa the loan is looked at, the means by which it has been propped up being overlooked. It is noticed as a singular contrast, that on 'Change the currency of Austria stands at 20 per cent. discount, whilst on the Stock Exchange, her scrip nominally commands a premium of nearly 4. It is needless to observe, that this latter price is purely fictitious. There is no change in the bullion market, but the prim of silver remains firm at the late advance. The 101ARLOW'S NEW IN- -I'4 lai I — A 1 YRNTLD 11144.11-ACTING SYPHON 7.1 , tg. & TAY. N.Y.4l:llUnt NO TINT4U.I :' Preemie ale, beer, eider, se ether Nem g a .\ • hoe Oweahnt 44 re mead me elbeteally I 1 " . • that the het plat shall beim sagged 4 - A .... , • 9 ..) ....,_ I r, 1 4 , i the Ord; warriated le repay Ito cat la Ar •• 2 tre ea ef gle ale; prise 4 ed.; ditto II d tar , he, 4 .2 6 entre-plateThe above engraving sherry will explain 4 I' 11 . ik edam Whoa the kw iry la fitted as t - the top et the plege(whia hol • 44 all- pair thenlanebellhstalleisetaar meet LIP through Itinto Overt terms /par LI le Pis et Ilte‘y; when 010 lap headed 1 etas mine sir sr eater. JAMB SALIM I Deg Willtem. NM% Nitselighhems, Ins raw are lift thwilliebrir. Mir HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The official report says :—ln the week that ended last Saturday the deaths registered in the metropolitan districts were 990. In the ten weeks corresponding to last week of the years 1842-61, the average number of deaths was 952, which, with a correction for increase of popula tion during these years, and up to the present time, be ' eases 1,047. The mortality of last week is, therefore, leas the. the estimated amount by 57. I. the present return the deaths of 490 males and 600 Ismake are recorded, and they occurred at the following !gee —467 under 16 years of age, 340 at 16 years and under ID, and 180 at GO years and upwards. In comparing the beta of the previous week with those of last, there appears as increase in the total mortality of epidemics from 196 to 216, caused by scarlatina, typhus, and other fever, which have apparently become more prevalent. The fatal cases referred te ordsdatna last week were 68, those to typhus 47. Interraittest fever carried off one person, remittent fever 2, dissaistie fever 2,Crysipelas 4, influents 2, diarrhea and dysentery, 18, small-pox 24. Three children and an adult died of syphilis. Five women sunk under puerperal fever, besides five others to whom other diseases incidental to childbearing were fatal. Tern deaths from cholera occurred on the same day, the 10th Jaw, sod were registered as follows :—At 1, Pelham. dreet, Mile-end New Town, the daughter of a bricklayer, aged 4 months, died of "cholera (2 days)." At 116, Went wortbstrect, Whitechapel North, the daughter of a fur dyer, aged 3 years, died of " English cholera (48 homer Of the 24 lives destroyed by small-pox last week 20 were shod of children, 4 those of adults. Mr. Long, the Registrar of the South subdistrict of Chelsea, registered 14 births but no deaths during the week. Nine children were registered, who at various previous dates had been suffocated in bed. Mr. Simpson, Registrar of the North sub-district of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, regis tered 4 deaths that occurred in this manner at the rupee Gee ages of 3 weeks, 2 months, 4 months, and 9 months, on the Ist, 2nd, 6th, and Bth of May. At 11, Globe-road, Rethnal-green,' the widow of a mastrnalicr is reported to have died on the 18th of June at the great age of 100 years and 2 months. Five penons were registered as the victims of intemperance. beside two ethers whose ueaths were in. directly caused by the same vicious habit. The births of 818 boys and 738 girls, in all 1,6.54 children, were registered in the week. The average number in seven corresponding weeks of the years 1814.61 was 1.42.5. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometee in the week was 29616 in. The mean temperature of the week was 4811 degrees, which is below the average of the same week in ten years. The wind blew from the south and south-west. THE LATE How. J. C. TALBOT, Q.C.—Tho Doke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Carlisle, Mr. Whately, Q C., and other influential gentlemen, bees bora brined into • committee for the purpose of taking gip M perpetuate by some lasting memorial the rernem- WOW of this lamented gentleman's public and private virtues. It is intended at once to found one or more 'choler ships or eshibitions, bearing Mr. Talbot's name, fur boys odosatoti at the Charterhousr, in the Unieendries of (k -ing mad Cambridge, antitheft will constitute the proposed Memeekl. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LivsarooL, Jrnz 29. Oar share market has been very good all day, at steadily advancing um prices. Tke following are the transactions : Birkenhead, cubit', and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead),lBl—Caledonians, 211 1 e.— Chester and Holyhead, 231 I—Eastern Counties, 10 9.16 1 —East Lancashire, 191 1 I—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dun dee, 6 15.16.—Lanmbire and Yorkshire, 801 1 1 1 1 81 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 3 16-16 1 d.—Ditto (201. shares), par—Ditto (fifth shares, West Riding Union), 2 15•18 y 3 2.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 11 p.— Liverpool, Creel, and Southport, 201—London and North Western, 1301 I—Ditto (new 1 shares), 61 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 5 -16 1 1•16 13-16 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 35—Midland, 731 c. I—North British, 815.18—Shropshire Union, Railway and Canal, 2 13-16 d. South Eastern and Dover, 22 c. i—Vork and North Mid land, 251. LINOS, JUNE 29.—The market has been rather weaker this morning in all kinds of shares, except Lancashire and Yorkshires, which closed at 81 for the account, middle of July. The other closing sales were as follows :—Leeds Northerns, 171 ; Midlands, 73; York and North Midlands, 26i ; South Eastern and Doren, 22. MANCHESTER, J uric 29.—The market has been buoyant, and a large business has been done at higher prices. Cale• donian, 221 ; East Lancashire, 191 ; Lancashire and York shire, 801 and 821 ; London and North Western, 1311 ; Sheffield, 34 1 ; Midland, 731 ; Doren, 22. The market clams rather weaker. _ _ _ _ 29.—Our market has been lint to-day, and little business doing. Midland Stock was done at 721 and 73. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT KING'S COLLEGE.— The annual distribution of prises to the successful students at King's College, took place yesterday in the Hall of the College before a very large assemblage of ladies and gen tlemen, friends of the students and the college. Amongst the company were his grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, his Excellency the American Minister, Mrs. Lawrence, and Miss Lawrence, the Bishop of Lichfield, the Earl of Btradbroke, &c. The Archbishop of Canterbury, having taken the chair, opened the business of the day by an im pressive address; Dr. Jelf, the principal, then called on the various professors to introduce their prize men to his grace, which was done amid the cheers and hisses usual on such OCCRllithlll. The fol lowing are the subjects for which prizes wire awarded : Department of general literature and science : Divinity, classics (including Latin verse and essay), mathematic., English literature, French, Gersten, Hebrew, Italian, and law. The 1L v. Professor Hell remarked that students were taught in the werkshon of the college the arts of construction, from cutting a piece of WWII up to making a working steam.engine. One t.entleman, Mr. C. Cochrane, wee a pitman in eight branches. When the prizes had been all delivered to their holders the Bishop of Lichfield, in moving a vote of thanks to the right rev. prelate for taking the chair on the occasion, said that thou, students of the institution whom he had met In after life were a credit to the college. The archbishop then briefly returned thanks, and the proceedings terminated. CABINET News.—•' Ministers arc to eat their white-bait dinner neat week."—Daily \ews. They ,have already eaten their words —Punch. ROYAL POLI"IECIINIC Hih ness Said Perim paid a visit to this institution yester day, accompanied by Captain Stopford Claremont and his suite. His highaeu paid great attention to the proems of blowing up sunken 'tads, the electric b light, and the atmospheric models of steam-engines, with which his highness *as per fectly conversant, and which were all in full action, and also the manufacture of needles by Morrall's regent im provements. 141 of 1411 111 I II As 114 $l4 IN 106 , SHARI& N 101 Is 4 19 . et: 11 li 14 :41 r 174 Is It 2 1 pa 1 Pm - - lij &l l° 196 I 111 1 1 1 pa 149 11 ail r 1 AP se . 1.1.1 I Si pm pm 10111 : 1 17 4 1:4 es. SI w. 1 ifs eb. 101 103 . 111 4 i, 6 1 I Pa 411,WAYlk, 24 244 14. .1 ;1 W .1 iirl N I' . I s 4 q 14 $I H 41 q o pi 44, $4l 54 1 4sl 141 411 3 • 44 Ms 11 4 pm Ii ii; 110 140 01 i 0 THIS DAY. Two oTt ova. The English stock market is Lather tlat to-day. being unfavourably affected by the settling in railway shares. Consols are quoted I lower than ytsterday , at 1001 to lex div. tor the Ifith July. The Three per Cents. Reduced have decline.] from 1011 to 101 : and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 104', to 1041. Bank Stock marks 225. India Bonds, 898. to 91s. pron. Exchequer Bills, June, 725. to CAC perm. Very few transactions have been concluded 111 foreign s tot ks, the settling forming the chief business. Mexican is better again at 27 to 1 for the New Bonds, and Austrian scrip, at 3Z to 4,1 prem. ; Spanish stocks are firm: the Old Threes mark 49: to u 0; ditto New Deferred, 221, to 1; Sardinian, 941; Buenos Ayrea.s. 78; Granada Deferred, 91 to 10. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . 1 F:I Per Account. — PAkt:A, JUNI 19. or 31uney. OpinioBllogloot. LOwnt. Conn 3 iterCate. ... , 71 3 ;0 73 171 le 10 76 51 0 fiper C..rte. .. .7 . 101 10 I 101 63 ' 102 20 101 SO . 1112 3 ... : 1 ::: : ',! a r.;: e n.506.,..t 1 ::: .. .. per t rye.. Nt a T, Eat t, ingo on London t *Labatt, 25 23 ; 90 days, 23 13 Relgi dz. perCL 17fu 101 Maisel Na;,:es Rents — Xcasty. 95 ... !Loma per Cents 05 „. Do. 3 135,1 Ptedmort 5 3.11) . OS SO.. Treleury Fonds — . . Do. '3, 1352 Bank Sharea PAWS, JUN. 29.—St. Germain, 920 ; V ersa ill es (right bank), 300; duty (left lAA), 308 75; Paris and Orleans, 1,253 73; Paris and Rouen, ltouen and Havre, 333 75, Maree3lles and Avian. , 437 50 ; Strasbourg and Wile, 2•11 2 5 ; Northern, 620; Parts and au a‘bourg, 38825; Patin and Lyons, 062 75; Moc.- teresn and Troyes. *O3. Inivt 580; Dieppe and Vegunp, 2:5; Paris and Seeaus, 95; Borden= and Ttate, 131 Su ; ht..ntpelite aid Vette, 810; Gra.. 522 30. BERLIN, 11224 E N. —Voluntary Loan, 101;; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (19601, 103; ditto (1862), 10:1L• ' National Debt, 921 ; ComMe rc i a l Ma rine Society l s Premium, —; Bank Shares, 1031. VIENNA, JUNE 28.—Fivo per Cent. Maaliatue.. 971; New Loan (Series 13) 1101 ; Bank Sham., 1,380; Exchange on London, 11.46. CO3IMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. SVGAR.—There has not been a public sale to-day. but the private contract market hss a firm appearance, with .4 fair amount of business doing. Refined steady, at yester day's prices. Corm.—This article is firm ; the holders refuse to sell except at kigh prices, and the bulk of the public sales were bought in. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 465. to 46. TEA.—The market is reported steady, but it is not inac tive. -5,00 bap pinky Madras sold steadily in public sale, chiefly at Si. to 8.. Gd., a few lots, 7s. Gd. and to . which were last week's prices. PZPPER.-1,100 bags of black of old importations wear (And in public see, and nearly all bought In, at tall prices. Cocutsteat--Thii article is quoted at Id. advance. INDIGO steady. The quantity now declared for the neat quarterly sale, 11th July, is 20,000 chests. In other articles no material alteration. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. The weather continues unsettled and boisterous, but little rain has, howdver, Callen in the neighbourhood since Mon day. The little English Wheat at market this moriang was disposed of without difficulty, at former price F. Foreign Wheat and Flour were in limited demand, and un changed in value. 'the arrivals of Oats continue good, and fresh sweet corn ' sells readily at full prices ; other descriptions are difficult of ' disposal, but can hardly be quoted cheaper. In Barley, Beans, and real, no change occurred. 11.1211rALi4 1N JO LONDON FILOM Zttlt JUNE to 30th JUNE. "n. EogHalt. 'ecuteb. irialo. Yoreljo Whoa' t4lo 4 3 ,0 B3r:ey.. 1 470 I 591 0.,. Malt ..... .. eau, 710 sar.ks; 11,450 barrel., TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, and prices are barely supported, et the annexed quotations :—Town Tallow, 36‘. nett cash Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 38e. 641.; October to li,. comber, 365. 3d. to 6d. ; January to Mouth (I 853), COAL M ARK ET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 14a. ; Eden Main, 14s. 9d.; Hastings Hanky, 145.; 'Walls End Hetton, 16a.; Walls End Latubton, 164.9 d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16a. Wl—Ships at market, 203. PUBLIC SALB& JusE 29.—8 y Mr. BEADSL, at the Mart.—The sale of the freehold rotate of Sandy-place, Sandy, Bedfordshire attracted a crowded attendance. The estate consists of a family mansion, in a well-timbered park, pleasure-gri.unds. game preserves, several farms with residences and home steads, plots of garden ground, building sites, accommodation land, houses and cottages, the whole embracing 1,493 acres of freehold land, chiefly tithe free, and of the value of 2,1661. per annum. The estate was submitted in 40 lots Lot 1. The mansion, known as Sandy-place ; also a water corn-mill, and 85 acres of land ; total rental, 517/.94. —sold for 14,600/. Lot 2. Warren and cottage farms, the Stone Axe public house, and other property, extending to 998 acres; total rental, 745/., subject to a corn rent ckarge of 1061.-1.800/ Let 3. Several enclosures of land on the river Ivel, con taining 25} acres, let at 631. 155.-1,6&I:. Lot 21, . Lowlield farm, in the village of Sandy, containing 134 aces, let at 83/. 10s.-4,5501. Lot 30. ensues Camp, close to the village of Sandy. comprising 24 acres of laud, principally plantation, let at 20/. 10, The biddings fur this lot commenced at 4001., and after 136 biddings reached 1,8101., at which sum it was sold. The other iota consisted of farms, enclosures of land, and several building plots, which, with the above mentioned, realised a total sum of 60,0161. A freehold residence in the tillage of Sandy, known a. the Tent-office, let for 17/. per annum, tithe free-66601. An enclosure of freehold arable land, close to the tireat Northern Railway at Sandy, let at 231. 120.-6904. A portion of Bunting's-field, near the Great Northern Railway. Sandy, containing 12 acres, let at 264. Bs.-7601 By Mr. Lateen Ito, at Garraway's.—Freehold property, comprising the King's Arms public-house, llenry-street, Salmon-lane, Stepney, let on lease at 861. per annum -1,8401. &LTD EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic receipts for the week ending June 26, 1852,16,4 M. Is. 7d. Ditto, June 28, 18Al, 17,0611 65.61. Decrease in 1882,1.926/.45.11d. THE DATTLV. OF TUE BF.F.S.—A curious circum stance occurred a few days back at Ouißesit e, Eure-et- Loire. Annuli farmer had in a field about 250 beehives, containing a vast number of bees. lie sent a man as ith a cart, drawn by five horses, to remove some earth from a wall near which the hives were placed. The carter having occ:i • lion to go to the farmhouse, tied the horses to a tree. Almost immediately after a multitude of bees, either irritated at the shaking of their hives by the removal of the earth iron the wall, or excited by the electricity with which the atmos phere happened to be charged, ie•ued from their hives, as it in obedience to a given signal, and with great fury attacked the horses. In an instant the poor animal, were entirely covered with bees from head to foot; even their nostrils were tilled with them. When the carter returned he found one of the horses I)ing dead on the ground, and the others rolling about furiously. His cries attracted several persons. One of them attempted to drive away the bees, but they attacked him, and he had to plunge into a pond, and even to place his head under water for a few seconds, in order to escape from them. The cure* of Gulleville also attempted to approach the horses, but he, too, was put t•, flight by the enraged insects. At length two fire engine, were sent for, and by pumping on tbo bees a great number were killed on the horses, or put to tight. The horses, however, were so much injured that they died in an hour. The value of the bees destroyed was 1,500 f., and of horses 2,600 f. A few days before bees from the s killed 17 goalinp.—Golsgwant. 1 ~ f • ', 14- k 41.7:: : ti:; : ti• 'f. ,- / • to 8 ~ ~. ~,