The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-10 00:00:00

•;, . . 1, -- 11 ‘,..., ti LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The rulway market is extraordinarily buoyant, and all stooks hate experienced &great rise. On some ci the heavy lines the nee is from 11. to 31. u oom pith the closing (Mad prim of yesterday. Investment. have ban made by the public, and the prwpeeta of the market ere extremely good. •e9AAaaatee AND •POCKS UNODLIANTRID. MONEY MARKET FILIDAT EVININO. change at New York on London for bills at CO days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23 40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. Alto making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a smell profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Shipments of haver will probably also come forward. There was a rather decided improvement in the tone of the English Stock Market to-day, which was in some measure caused by the operation of the go vernment broker, who purchased both in Consols and Redooed Threes. These investments are under stood to bo for various accounts, but to consist chiefly of the proceeds of life and terminable an nuities granted by the government in the usual course. Consols were first done it 1001 for the opening, but left off quoted 1001 to /ez di,. The Three-and a-Quarter per Cent. Stock was in de mand, and rose to 104/. Bank Stock reached 226/. Towards the close of business the ge neral feeling of the security markets was better, and after the regular hours great firm ness prevailed. The official business report is as foilows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, I 00:, 7 , I, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 100/, Three per Cent. Reduced, 100 Z, 10411,'101. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 k, 1,, /. Annuities of 30 years, IFi6O, 61. South Sea Stock, 1101. Bank Stock, 225, 2201. _ _ ILLn.wan. Im today up So 1 p.m. The account of the roeition of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 3rd of July, is as follows : tal bie rf, :tr e t e lzras_V ... 492 Om Am. salll= B6.6d Ikatativass . .... dise Diaaas sms Patarl Abar licast AVM (813 t.t I sad Lk D) . . Ds. WI% ai ss n.j lisslara Osuati Kamm Data. Clam A.. NM IL U. fiL) De. elms r mad C Mitt tat Leawildire 21 • I 111 1:01 9 41 46 10J Of +Of 714 If 17 •dl. BANK Ole KNOLAND.7 . A.I..rxr ►or the woek coding Jul, 3.1661 lOWA Nola bond 1,35.775,465 I Government 1414. /11.015.11111 Giber Securlttiv..... 2.961410/1 Gold Coln end Gallon 21,749,111 Whet Bullion 06,775.45.; IIL.P SIN J LI Mr1"""j".41 • • • • 514.56 , ,V1 wove4;L . ii.41 . 1;i: 33'14133 NI C 144 Say Oars et Ikb t .1 Div. ACCIII.I ';',47.476 Other I) 14:41la arieuthre 1.1410 Of Aenoutat Pr.ititlo. 23.5.775.46 46 41 w.1;14 Awn+it7 l •—. ..... JP3.h7 .546 Otherz 2 e.vritles ll 773 967 Nolo . Gehl and Nilver Lain July 8.18.52. ct..l.l.rat L 39 01AM I M. MARSHALL, thief (Amble. • 4.,...,............„. ---Ae, _ ~ }, c„.-- - '4--- ~.... ~..............„.„,,,,.........._........ Tt O .. vr t I ..- No. 1,835.] LONDON, SATURDAY K .. ...-,7 r . '" - i t h e ELECTORS et tie CITY and MUNTY LECTURES ON OOLD. ELECTIONS. d gOltilidg. -- Last night Mr. Hut lidivermil to a crowded audience is otirr i .:,, l . t : ll " ; ,, trur is upp r i :een wa n i r i ne lhilin gesses seshe hr m e : 1 1 the theatre of the 00141.1911 32itasum a lecture oa the hie. THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. t0a01:,,,' 4 b„,imr tun mos veneered apes se War OM pond , Mei sad statistim of pd. Mims rapid hat . interesting mil. ono. peoltlull in *Mit yen hem peed wee rem Ism . Muftis at dur Ant "ipmessdner and .thigns" for the The metropolitan county will b e emeteet e d. The la J '" . " .s e, Law sat tee nieeilibernoillosaal imat,..„..,__ar oar I prosime metals I. um mien sesatriee of the world, the woossnaggwsh will pat f swww l mi likh ow Ti i . I kr I .- ii ) hie ate a emeersi hemp lathes eke e wt,t..ii.h. Ai . t „ iam bi i m i in upii mill -wie iir l 1 kernel prollimer ease dews to the year 1492 when Colon- emehmee, will hi either Lead go ihe See sif , 0.....mart„..,„ 6 . add is t p m t h o twan g ko la k w bum dissoverad Hisrmitle, from which date to the yam BA ns gen r d. en A u d i os n u l aiiv i m yot b mw d o m e d ~,i 6•NN ' ~,,,,w , son b t u we e slimed t w amsg l iska l ga 1500 ao lees than 62,0001. in rad sod silver was furnished on . ... two name shall be won't, forward. won "•'•'''',.j..‘7,, i s at. eery Mem inellea es the hamiseement End i siseeediag to Humboldt, by eartmi to Europe. To 1619 rese"n i .„..,•euvelliamease-Naniees noteallesellinesest el the assail cep s prodf gold _wee Dever more than 52,0061. r`'`O'., / .I,..earet tee tatnaei• law iwwwwwwwwwnoew• If At tar period Corte oil• mid 74,000/. in gold at Chaim MALDON.- Tats DAY. ta' '' . • t.. weariaterportkeekke e.; br rimming all Q TO ELNYZN. •40-..T.' ' w hi h wwpgdegbeg.,4l.4,464-jarewwww.,.., es pour Se himself, and alantlesuma paid 63,0001. into ...re-trmsw . dmiuhnummurynn u m au 0 . the amp sheet of th e Spinktedis. Between the landing of Miller . I n t te IN' 991 Dunne se: ••""•-• ..I flog maim ft mem tomb d gig woe Pisan* in Para, in 1527, sal the diesmery of Potosi, Aine : Imo o'l.. ‘; ~ ma, ens est sesta M malisrast„ wets effthses ri m huskiest to_Bpain,anamdflae• Ilbs careful calculations Lessard 43 4 2 .7,L., ; m a i m wee age isaisseemakediee eel eededeldt of Hanthalit e _OP,Ml. woltrifesil ansuely. The produce Dick a ?... L at me mem we dedi nil IS the ON* Ina M.* ar efeeid is the Illysare whhelkilsemithedimovervof America 7et.-nao Jaw" t a = f i rra la g l ue e r " ft ' wen 17,068,0101. The ammaffilmeass et silver Rom Potosi, Sesearolto-Herrin sad Theeiger returned. w in. ewe , . Wer an it . u m og ee me , ,m, during the 21 yew ski Refbeeeley in 1645, was 280,0001. . . - es:A''' . - *---1 el Ilmidle kfolsam. lbw we *wad According to the eared eeleeidere et Jacob, it would so: seta ~.„,,,., to aide 401 Ilkafetille bunk AMOK led appeer ia tr: r th u e l :toek of meaty thisunt in Europe, at the MINRS.---- - - -- ...„t WAS Whet ism the lase am 16th conosey, cesisted of 34 ssilllons, --..,--. - 1 ,.. e. 4 loa._,.. a .swalaguai. lat. are Peleoldt„.l ll , lll 2t_se • wid th was the sleek is misuses at die time 0 the die- nail Iltiatuto. C ° a rm ali .."..".. '........ emery of Amain, sad of 1311 sallow mokeed is 112 Business was still be boo btbk la tbs sniping ✓ '',- Ts." -- isbik Mdm eusio et MO burst mleal. egob.o. • 4 4, „ p .m t o ter mom" we dubs esepeneW to yaws by the Ansesima salmi. Driamiat d maims share market, several deo May &Om bin out M h.... In ye.er AO 14b 11.11.1.111119 Wide .14 and leeleaete Nieleee-il! l'aPPl'ea.° ) . __As:et er le" in sit' " 4 WaßE" P aiseat- dee" of town. The only ooduallo baton) is was . ~, shwas he' 51 e limulellaal Nadal"; aid* " 44 1.1646 ed 134 484 84 the stack 4 P k ' 81111 lavar eels a decline in Alfred Clamok, whit& to 181, a t" 7,ere , .. - tsr sesurwil pi Mal lee Nome el Ph' is Europe at the ' mil et Ole 3wAr. Mt The doss mid see ei w . ...", e ,„„ ile me t e d me tad of Moms- di onon , loo d i n D rin a ens i ni um , &N om Jae end 1700 after the late groat amok. The grimes at which saw.) . 11 . 4 w. 11 "" 61 ." " MI kwwwwe wtr r s =di y dOm Bee3aco of the Awmissa Mims was sailmaisd at sales have been made gm br zsiZol Is sa as follows b ' ng .nik . View me Mom is is t =sem 337,M,8008 Baum 118 a sod 1810 the maw el the by the oked sad Alidas o bat duo he•• bar eel MI Plell/111111011 Amoebas. Mines we 71111,4114,404. & R owa n's imi lli Cre le g o f or the wide ' f re . as "l"l" whae uriM staaa so.' eir l ai l" ipimm ig inig Atalsa he ir= a w s idl tb a s ta ' ass litr a ishw all ' m or 2 ___ueady Ws*. In this variable market is between Pee 11111111 , Mk Sala UM. E. a m . , g_ WOW Tao oroaal Wawa et the premises mail is astellet i-West Camden, 104 i Alfred .Cote., M A I its . tmet; 7 I it si ll itN. -The L ha nC teete - 8-2,;;;Z; 111,7006(rItittiag do bog nbd "Paw locb,Bl_s : ir rall " th e . if ire" et FF:161: wasWlM valid A rriti 3 r i WI Wheal ge le ti Ptil o i n ° : Dr ... dom. want be Skit set ea me aut... 0 .7.2"2, 1 ,r,, • ta1l 'mg botch. coexisted the maul mobs* 0 the metals ee l s 23 , 11 t, i : Wheal Arthu r , 234 ; sirretwwww•wald s• •___. fte 3. "''''._... r ,7,1,,,/, " --1 aa ' since 1810, from the America* mines, at 43,500,000de11ar5, ri n e.' .. gm.' ight e sa l 1.e., "'''' _ • _ • _2 "'' '''''''' * - -t& - - ~ equal to 8,700,0001. The protegee of the Americas Woes in s'" ---- * - '"", iiloel cken, 3 a Cali -- Olie - femme __.; - `"ee.:=.---."'" ,""___'-' -,:t-- - , „, 445 WY estimated at 5,600,0001. Ilse great increase of avid, Business is tbe gold mining shares is moderately iiiire.W. lffilifk" sie c 0 w7a. ,, t 'Yu..~ et [Welt*. • :Jib 4. lio.e Amt. le silver produced from the gold weehings of Siberia sad th e rent , and ptiees in some cases are creeping p eaa. ar wart .... • 11. I.II."P'S - ' ' l ldn ikilii I i 13 Ural Mountains and the 'curer mines of Kolyvan Waa not 1 " 1 " 1-A '''''''''" la. LT. 1."" ' I.. w‘ Mille . J:l7 13 Amongst others, British Australian Gold are ve u r . Y . 'tress ....-....-. we disrovoro _ u!_..,r• _1 _ lees than 971 pool s, equal to 42,671164. troy, which, at firm. Yuba River shares were to-day placed on the 'rift . ..- - go r lw• ...... .vun aIT, p . 11. TV - 1,.' 451. 14e. 6d. per lb., would be equivalent to 1,9N,1281. lls. r o eint IIi;CS -- . 30 it, i i " 1 " . " 41 "" i . "'""I' ': ''' '''' The produce of the Russian WILMS in 1851 was equal to o ffi cial li st, transactions being effected at ito I prem. A -tor - : . ia „,.., - ..., ,!e P r t r. l 4%* r ig * 5 64 9321 be tro f gold. The present rate of the inerease In the shame( the New South Wales Gold Mining ~ mt. 11 . .. y, o teeeits.‘ NO sf. 'essaertsurre'luly 10 of the precious metals is Europe, as extracted from the Company we bear of a transaction at 1 prem. eat moan cat t. A. J .lasbargTewelJaly If books of the Dank of England, was as follows: Santiago shares were inquired for and rose 10s. Al at t : 7" ..,_ .. _,_-::..--- rte .G. aromas! tiolustrarajiar IS teilLD 1311.011.TeD. 1862 Copiapos mark 31. English and Aus t ralian Copper rim. rusecur-• tas t. Dears Laaatetke ,July 23 NM I. Ilbrader Adelaide • ... .July 10 rar..•4o: a wane 4311 IL N. Suet 5 Prrtland 1 South America.... £287,000 £185,000 £33,000 ON OOLD WASHING IN CALIFORNIA. MINIMS 1 Port Fairy 1 Russia I,,,, se ''' --- 7,7 - 7 - yrietit orapply to the erresnle•erl. Turkey 262,000 HO,OOO 160 000 correspondent, on a subject to which much interest , „,„ ~,,,,,,s . yw o v • roweeerto• cd erst.cless Wpm (tuna California 700,000 1,300 ; 000 yelooeuo attaches at the present juncture : At' !AIM; ta ..ch 01 the Atreir•leN•Asolonies. Australia ..... - 40,000 2,600,000 TO Tilt EDITUiS Di' The DAILY NEW.. NIALSHALLINIINDIUUDE.' 34, Feeeluanewirett. u nited &a ,. 3,300,000 2,000,000 Sot-Referring to communications oa gold eater• l e t penatedner solehesper Editlos, prim ta.; or,* h .o ld . Supposing the importations to matinee at the same rate prises in California, published rectally in your columns, it HE SCIENCE of LIFE ; oe, How to Vero an d to the end of the year, the annual increase wou ld has occurred to me that the following might be interesting T inn amount to 11,200,000 i. The amount of eilver brought to scow of your readers. se-ito...mionst: 'nether w ith l adlens Mir "s""1•I"'"?' win 4444 4484 84 I:ll4% = 4B ‘ so n n t into England in 1851 was about 6,000,0001., and of gold The produce of gold in California, completely startling all iser ~ ~s, ~ersay. and :tat stn.*, oaten Mmpleires map satiadds about 11,000,0001. or 12,000,0001. The United States/coined reflecting Men, reversed all established theories on the 5ub .....0 ..4 th.• .1.4.........atiereawe al a welLefeekee Nubs et 116. about 62,000,000 dols., and France about 200,000,000 jest. The whole world previously produced from six to Ity • 01444144. francs, iq the same year. !twits estimated that 23,000,0001. 101111 millions a year. California at owe, and for successive i 5..., to the +nine Anther= t g y i nt to &L. would be added to the store of the precious metals this n ee , with a continuous, large, and rapid increase, has a hatile4l. IhrAT:AL on N and CONSTI- rated the usual su 1 b an amount which cannot L eo ne, but this was an exaggerated statement, sad the pro. Astswirm PP r 1. . 31 Ttreefta. ti tAkNee with Pesalleit Olmemeiteas. Ilthisessd •da Assum:cal Ilion. be Meth "end waver. at most would be only 14.000,0001., thank it at present be estimated at Ina than 20 millions-the pro n. were, erase:arm hems member of the riled ftm was not likely it would be even so high. Would dues of the world therefore may be rated at 26 millions ! Nowa, its result ue many perelleal emperlme, Is MC le this affect the value of gold ? He would state Nearly the whole of the amount from California has been tee ...rem/ / -ion 0 , Jerome wl• soar km 111 • vonoollbeed"' (seta, and allow others to draw the dedsetiosi. In the lint the result of iiolated, dnultor ) , and unskilled labour, a ,seei is early We le es peesswill Meer. tliammeentieh hid . 1 ,,,,,,, 0 , ww ..„..„. 0 ....10,0,„,, m b...... sad rue the exportation of min from England was rapidly applied almost exclusively to alluvial washing, where no it. mots to es wilorair their try istreasing , and the English sovereign was becoming every mining is necesmry, nature having done the work. &ka balism: hen 414 Peepureeree; Aserithall. Ode& year more extended, as a medium of exchange. It wee tilie labour, regularly organised and well concentrated, Kw: . %lea.. Mk Cann* ; sed alt WrAtiellere. now current coin over three-fourths of the 'lobe, sod it. must have realised far more extraordinary results. -._ _ 8 LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte raw gold. From November 1860 to Jam 1861 the Beak of teemed, hes been wished by hand, fifty might be washed 11. 'I "WWl's. ' 9 and 71, iklult.tre . .". 1 ...."*. 1 I'M"' England issued 9,500,0091. sovereigns. and m gyms wee at no greater expense, and in len time, by the skilled use of u :, .--:reet aul /Am-greet. PIANOFORTES of the bed work. the demand for the gold coins, that Sir J. Henchel, the elleebbeee7- t .. , :-r n 11. E. HIRE, aed Expourarms. Instruments .... Master of the Mint, said that the rate at modesties could la the words of an English gentleman regent! returned :.,t •/, to me ea hire (nearly a'' , .• ~ ~,,,,,,,u,„_8 . 8.88 8 pti.:4 1 , 4 , 8 • ) 4 4 sashes 48 eh.% 't ete - at hardly keep pace with the increasing demos& Tlds moan from • two years' residence in California, . The ground, as ie. -..., have a material i n fl uen c e i n m a n mad e; th e m a d a m at yet. has been only scratched, and that merely oa the edge - •• Inv.& ab-ot the head Wide 48,000,0001., on which the wear was from 3to 4 per cent. Is it not then truly astonishing that when the British 11 ' 4 abAtthe *W. stak.i:4hlllles helralL • Mr. M'Culloch. following Jacob, estimated the present publ as roused from its apathy resperting Californian `t - Ivan BRE4 Coaatzy t, lCl . 2:T pu tr i o s rAcd entire, in ... sal . . wion a th . . t .. 4 ..... t ., .. t. ..A gold, ic it w should have rushed into quartz mining, a work of . .acts p , i .,.. i ., "A m i d o .. t . un yint ,... ELL ` Cceab isa tb . al ku ..• "' m a r - manufactures mn n . .foleowa : - - - --- - in labour and assured outlay, rather have taken the ..dam. sunny and aretheta 11the of he; Mtn terms, seat Hinted Kingdom £2,600,000 direction of alluvial washing-that comparatively easy •• i.t. A megnaesstilbmise et fees Ghee be ssistka. WI France ..,,,ri terebbel emigele._ iselienee lON NM Enke Ease. Switzerland nommen meeker tereelegeseet New peek the country for Rest of Europe 1,600,000 taint', and where every object is attainable at trifling cat ? tie aeminmentat edendsorde. immo, mar &she.. lees, im, North America wetallypeshea ler emery whew . _ ,- _ _ to a lecture delivered at the Museum of Practical Geology, THE TEETH and HEALTH. - A good set 0 Total iNth ..., i .....,.. 0 . 0.e ii . p 1,10 0, while their ~,,,, In Birmingham alone, the weekly consumption of 11no geologist confirms in a remarkable degree my observations; e,uoaof the Ward important , to evevylndivideal, both as regents gold fur chains was 1,000 ounces, and of gold leaf the ne says, . Explorations carried on the gen it al drift sprea di ings ! " those in a bed ry gg rte emend \cattle, the teem medication ot food, and tee corer- weekly consumption was as follows: London, 400 on. ; over the country are called ' salt enamel= of pare a nd * *mimosa, Aeons the various pre. Edinburg, 35 on. ; Birmingham, 70 cm. ; Manchester, of a river ' wet diggings ; ' and moving water has einermi eared lug the surpass ROW LANDS' t iIioNTO, or Pearl 40 oat ; i üblin, 12 on. ; Liverpool, 15 OM.. ; Leeds, 6 on. ; done for the auriferous rocks formerly, just what Interim, stands airive.!,,f in ,1,, ...mut, oremeelliselete pump. Glasgow, 6 om. ; total, 654 ozs. ; of which not one-tenth the miner would do new, namely, break it up at, sad preorviee the teeth to the latest period of Ille. It will be been( to ersdeate ~..1 tartar sod siresnone, and impart a pearldike part could be recovered. For gilding metals and fine gild- into frdgments, sweep away the lighter particles, mai to the enansikd surface, remove spots el' inedpleet decay, mg processes, not less than 10,000 ounces were required and leave the gold behind. In gold mining vast quantities ~r.., the suns hem and rot, and this fix the Stub flrmly Is their annually. One establishment in the potteries required 3,500/. of hard rock had to he quarried and removed, to be crushed woe, avirwer ire srunm u e infhialet impart mo t hers and pall, worth of gold per annum, and the consumption of gold in by powerful machinery and to be washed over and over t". 're"- Prue :°- 9d. per I'M' "s wam el ;f url "' unitEl. "' that district, for gilding porcelain, could not be less than again , or to be treated 'by other expensive processes; while it. et c ... unit* So the wed., •• A. ItOWLA D and 0084, 20, ....,, from 7,000 ex. to 10,000 oz. annually. Such were the facts, in gold washiag, or separating gold from the drift, all the )1 ' t p,...: ; i1 . ..b.,,"' " , ;;,„1 " "er c e r ",.. 4 au j . l l,l 6 ' wenalat or t i n u r o . °lama aglial" -- from which others might draw the inference. His evilest- mining and crushing, and a good part rf the waslikng and -_- gum had taught them when and how they were to discover sorting, his been already done be nature." D ARLOW'S NEW IN- and work for gold. His humble task had beeifto give them The consequence obviously follows, ands thus stated by e . •••...- ..'.. II VENTED eleer-itCries3 SYPHON some idea of the rate ef prothietion during the time of h 1... Mr. Jukes; , 'Gold washing, or the extractioa of golden 71 . ',' I TAP. lauctaas SO vfit4T43o r I tory, and to endeavour to dispel the idle dreams of gold e n fragments from the drift of a country, is much more pro- MI I . • _ Poona ale, ben i cider, or 0eke_.........„ 11 8•".! mountains and of golden rivers. Gold was in Australia, fits le than gold mining." a • ••••• • trom owal at e" "". "'" . wa s . ''''' . '" 7 but it would increase neither their health nor their happi- Why is it, then, that amongst the various speculations of e "' N. that lases lest Mantis lee ..- . A ness. They panned in themselves mines of richer tree- the dee there is but one that is based on alluvial gold wash. r sure than then of Mount Alexander. These let them take lug ? -1- our obedient Servant. AN OBSERVER. - ---- with them, and not barter for any gold. (Cheers.) July 8, 1852. I 'N. 1. . 11 ------- MUNI - Tin, correspondent, in alluding to the production . 71 r - i ---- - =mew THE MILITIA. of gold throughout the world. appears to have entirely overlooked the produce of Australia. We are already advised of the shipment of the precious metal from N / - Last night's Gazette contains an order in council I, I/our southern colonies to the amount of nearly three I to o n o t. nonno om to ....... i ,...., is of 30th June, 1862, to which is appended the subjoined millions sterling (estimating the gold at the fixed -3 „. 1 two ( .6 of . 1 ., u . i .. - qe GL, Ljj . schedule " fixing , and ascertaining " the quotas of militia. N am price current by law here), and it is evident this new ii• el teemobasil kr deoley,ke.. ea, men to be raised In the several counties, ridings, and Held must form an important element in all calcula -11 The elan emprelag WM IMMO W. in England and Wa!es, as follows :- I 1 miles. Men Se brie bey Is lined co Number to Number to tions on the subject. / ,„ the tap alike elleCgeblebleesbeleep. podia thoriambethealbileadrresim be raled be relied la 11131. is 11411. Weigh it bielbeemli ear Soliquer ENGLAND. THIS DAY. It ! se Tom elf beds; Um the Um le tumid Bedford - • el ao mom air ma emar. Bark s we Lama 114110 W, K Abe wee , ...,, e, doodes.balase. remsend kru Buc k s 466 2 / 13 dency of prices is in favour of sellers. Nouveau maw d leak Meetweekne. kis. Cambridge ps am yd I‘3 , -NFL N o t a gemelne wept steeped with be Chester Owe ad aCren.. Cornwall, exclusive of the Stan- Santiago de Cuba ;hares are firm, with business . l. it. twat ~ n ~ ati. a tn. method of tiers, vats. warranted se m i.. 3. -*Welt .... ,rte it, and emclim ebeisiala owl retail Ws NEM 757 400 marked at 12!. itri.N FED TiP W ItAPPEIM k to supersede de beetle, methh.. • The Stannaries 226 137 Clueing donnas ." 'A te mu. r, .• c.... tn ! 14. per oashel. blic break seppbel. Cumberland 'VI% I , Men., were mach animal sad ll* appraitted ta the Derby B5l 616 Saturday. today. r e ..• L ~ .'ine..NeISOD M. No. 462. Devon, exclusive of the Stannaries 1,473 694 - - . The Stamina; (me Corn- 101,11.1 I Apia Fria all A 4 pII wall.) too,ooo los. %nod. cadiondaa .-sees all f I yet ime Um ...... T 117: New nee FetriON AT HOLLOWAY.-By an Dorset 506 308 1 M 0.001.1 a w n tuatralas /an im $ 5 1 „ so of parliament /est printed (15 tl6 Vitt., cap. 70), the Durham 1,096 668 Mow so awaralien ... ._ .... ... _ 3 i 1 , 8411 City Prison and House of Correction is lepralised to Essex "I " Rood and eslid prison," as if the same had been Gloucester 1,240 753 • Men . 1 tee Maria all t g fie meted out of the county rates. Hereford 336 lys... 30 Manama IMO and Corm all .. ... a", memo I British Australian Gold .. all 1 des spm I I Ott i11.N . , HOSIOTAL SOLIETY.-A quarterly court Hertford 477 205 ie,eeo ; MO British Irma - - at th• c.rencon was held' yesterday, at ille ofkes of the Huntingdon .4, .e. Ng. 74, Ring Williamstreet, City ; Mr. Wild in the Kent - - t' -'-r Amon:o4 them present were : Admiral Hope, the Lancaster - - II 7 Capt. Maude, Captains Dixon, Ommannei, Probyn, Leicester I .•r. r. Rowley. and Madan ; Mr. Graham, Mr. Wyndham, , Lincoln 11.... l l. ... ~....., 40 411 46 712 l a m p 8 - 4,881 II ma . M: I..e,i.ay, and Mr. Semmes. After the minutes of the , Middlesex, exclusive of the City of - - IS '. 4. meeting had been confirmed, Henry Wood. Esq., I London and Tower Hamlets .... 3,197 1,942 tomer . 1 aiMinlitrioener WI I A dls el 1 tr.: I..iis Bostoek, Esq., cm/tutors of the will of the late / City of L mhos 60 0 • so,atei m 4 6 Boucher, Esq under which the charity ob. ; Tower Hamlets 1,442 876 Seel . inns Siouan. at. fI Ca t...5..4 a legacy of 1001., were elected life-governors . ' Monmouth 467 283 lien Great Polguoth or` ll 4 pm 4l 1 IMI,OIe Liberty It. tellguing report was made with regard to the patients : Norfolk lammed from the Ist of April to the 30th of June, 1862; Ng: w r i t= 606 388 stow. I AIL kealikr,G.utz.C.oa all l dis i FCC her Majesty's ships, 17 ; from British and foreign i N 834 606 te.oen I Week kilorit/Alkiklil e 4 3 a , ri haat sow's, 510; on booed the Ist of April, 115 ;- ; N... 761 462 Memo New Granada ant, 6 12. Of this number there were stated to be now ' U:V illia 4Bl 292 10o.ODO Nome.. blonde herd , Vick . Mb ; convalescent. 3; fit for duty, 6; dile Rodin' 6 B 41 iso,ono Port Philip An; 00 ' quarts Reek 1 4 pm If all I IMs f P since the Ist of April, 525. The number received /rout. 658 400 semi to wastage de Cuba lOl 21 121 12f 'ere the lint establishment of the hospital in 1821 was ••••••.___.nos_ 1,211 735 so,oici I 401101 AIIIVIlt• ....... ' ISt The out-patients from the let of April to the 30th wwwwwisessle,.._.._.• l,OBO 666 0,500 1111 no Croft . 'r June as. 3%.1. From the cash statement it appeared osomma,~._ tat the total amount of the expenses during the quarter Surrey - - vas I,6We ; while the rear ipts for the same period ( inched - onefe7 1,862 1,125 101.1,144) I Woo blarlmas .. is them dented from the annual festival ) reached I SU." 946 673 - ;111. le. lid. O n the mition of Captain Maude, the re- . W arwick Pitt am sdapted unanimoudy, and the meeting then ter- Westmoreland aiestei I Wilk Lincoln Middlesex, eiclu.ive of the City of London and Tower limaleta 3,197 City of L indun 69oc. Tower Kamkts 1,442 Monmouth 467 Norfolk r lo o =nng 606 834 Not 761 Oaf 481 Rutland 6B tee:. 1,211658 linnlimplsa. 1,090 Inaßard 1,784 Sailblk %tre R y ases: 941 Warwick Westmoreland Wilts Worcester York, Nut Riding York, North Riding and City York, West Riding _ 3,760 W• 1111. An g lesey 159 Braille Cardigan l7B 187 Growths& Quart= 241 Denbigh 260 flint Glamorgan 676 Meriuneth Montgomery l9l Penshroke Radnor P.1,6111()X OF MR. A. W. him bus. s, *owe of grief, and long known, that Mr. Pleb% lAA lad riven away under an excessive strain of pgAdael wx• and serious t witement, and that he Imi ai a ' , Tisane asylum . Perhaps no man km dm toads greater a.lf au rifler. than Mr. Patio. end mr' tautly no toliever in the Roman catholic faith has ever beset 1110 it devoted to it, giving away all he heel to build churches. &e. Considering hi. means, no one ha applW bee worldly earnings aa Mr. Pugin has done for the sup p ,r; of his religious convictions. It is said that he is now " 4 "vd to hterary by his religious seal that there are no Nod. to suppun him, and that he has actually been re .• a public hospital! Not • generous friend in or o.; of the pale of Lis religious faith to come forward to ' I 'Dar. him tins disgrace, if he should ever recover to feel it Not one of the many who know what the houses of par l'uo.ol owe to his ability —not one of his many Roman figPoile lift threu who know the thousands of pounds he has opt ht nn test it church! Not even a tradesman or , manufac taw, Rom .11 catholic or otherwise, who has benefited by Cy. sting hi. ili , igns! It seems t o ma most discreditable ix' ` ;earths. I have no faith in Mr. Pugin!' notions of art.-till less in Lie religious beliefs; but I respect his .rous, wad would gladly not see him among public peepers. If 'uloicription could be started to relieve ban from his swL nt degradid pos i t i on. my guinea at least is ready for a P l arinfe.—Correspaviast of Me Budder. The market is Oat. The hot weather prevents the opera- tions of chandler*, and there is no speculative bunnies doing. Town Tallow is quoted 36e. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 37s 9d. to 38s. ; October to December, 38s. ; January to March (1863), 38e. 6d. lif•acrr ATERACINS.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian, 395. 6d. ; melted stuff, 275. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17s. ; Tallow graves, 13e. ; good dregs, 6s. Total •Ail d I Ow. IT, e. he. SMITHFIELD RAT MARX ET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davie (late eloper and Davis) reports the sup ply short, bat trade very quiet, at the following pricee Prime Meadow Hey, Mk to Ms.; inferior, 68r. to 740.; new, &ie. to 76e. ; /town, 7A. ; Clover, old, 88e. to 10 1 04.; am, 60.. toles.; Straw, SOL to 34a. COVENT GARDEN.--THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit are plentiful. The supply of English Pine-apples is reniarbly good, and the same may be mid of hothouse Orapes. Strawberries arc abundant. A very few deuert Apples may still be obtained. Oranges are plenti fully supplied, and verygooil. Nuts are nearly the NUM 211 last quoted. Large quantities of French cherries continue to be supplied. Yount Carrots, Beans, and Artichokes also continue to be brought from France Potatoes are very plentiful, owing to the growers being anxious to sell off their early crop; speedily, to aroid the consequences of dis• ease. Peas are iniproving. Mushrooms are dearer. Cut dowers consist of !tenths, l'elargoniunis, Mignonette, Rotes, Lily of Valley, ode. VALVE OP COLD Cols.—The II awkrer of Vienna states that the English goveroment has proposed that a European congre•s shall be held at London to deliberate on measures to be taken in common, relative to gold piems, which are constantly losing their value. 1 1 4 1 1 4 71 71 Si I 194 SS 42 14 ill 24 33 52 84.31 504 195 12/ 44 42 491 rat 64 . 66. 101 174 pm 64 Si 8 684 if 1b1 « IA 11% ISOf NI Si BSf b 4 pal 91! 1 . . I lie it t 4 " 3 34 -. 3 - 90114 711 73' 39 41 N SO 41 31 dim li gi 1., V' Si As, 1 3!! I 22 73 74 5 6 56 :ii 1 2, tit In I 4 Vi In 141 n 60 46 clia 19 10 711 73 sq 117 i I 1 4 Pim 21 04 131 14 :it 61 1 10 7 6 54 4 2 2 3. 4 21 4 111114TAI I 31 2.2 39i 311 i 39 31i 19i *O I 9 ilif 131 51 1.1 In 111 134 113 114 !11 57 to 3? 1011 IND 13 lif 136 :ft SS 41 iii 204 sai 130 132 160 162 10 ei 20 Pt 10 124 6. 1 : 4+. I Is I I 1 I ais of HI 1006 1076 ahIAKU. 100!Abefdallf . —-- ---- - -- a 31 Ditto No. 2, 7 per Cent - - I. o•o43edonlan 1110 .. 9B ICS L. 710. I . Catater sod Holybeall II9 SO s 1 Utake, Per th , sad Aker-lan de Jumbos ... .i 3 4 4 lartanallan(3/.IO£I6p.CLI $ 3 3 Do. do. (77.17 a) 7pm Ct.i - - 0 , iket.Coe.aste.,s p A,Noli If S ran 1 1 Ditto do. N6.s 16 1$ pin I£. Do. Now 6 per Cent. Mod' 146 141 v. kaat.theke,aaripen.ll4.Ct. 164 .64 all Feet Leoe.6 pC. qr. sic I &Alabama, Perth sad Dunk* 54 per Gat _1 - - 171 Northam 5 plant 14 144 134 1) o. Redesaneketeorke 146 144 61 AVrewrs(DlAgatita. ik iii 6 Wrst•Blisiblimeama bpa f 14 pm 100 (71.Wastren, 330144 p.at.l - - 8 "Lweasehlre AY orb.. ?LW iOsi pm s iftl Loa. A Brlah. Ons.l3per et; - - Ditto Corny. 5 pet., 1852 - - 4 Loodoaktith Western' 1 34 4 pia .11 Londowderryklaniakkal 13 134 43 Slan.inwttatLaw. 4.0.461 1 104 11 11. Do. Nov .ClO ... ~ 13 13 3 Du. S 6 .. .. -.„ 1 1 pa 00 M o llandCow..llr . .kß.Bl..Ctl 150 173 5 Ditto Preemies I par Ipa to . Nortatit tateaseoa.7. 1 336 754 i I DoAluarsateed 3e perCt : 54 6 100 Asetb brltisla ... ... ' 110 1124 Lsi 01104 Worcester, and Wolcw., A 13.8 per Gat l SI 2 pen 3 Do. do. do I 14 I I pm • aluaws.illarsa.NewOuar 1 1011 14 £0 diurawr.kCleseter(Nor.W Wk.) 6 par Cent-. 1 7 .1 111 25 -loath Dena ... . l5 164 17 Month Toe!. -1 per Ct.Gtes . II 3 Waterford k Kilkesay f 4 die IP Tort. tatwesstle,k kerw 1511.Norta of isee.pureb 1 101 114 •NW lotto ... •• I .£ Torliklewe. , - - S: I 2 90 l 2 $ I at. 11. rje Is I; rent Mn ' Wok plf. .4.a.tkoij Itl3.op.Ct! ...... 0a.7. I 11 met, or, aqd per Conti o e wOuat (Nor.W. Ct.Gtm. I .w., '.l 109 Ilk 41 II .Tuci 1 pm VOILYI4" H Ounro! Vow* IVlttoon 10 Cluttiofoi oui &vie Hoes. O Oat& lifttelob . . JO East lodlon . loest Who Paalnea'a . 41 Do. 4 ()rand Junction of rrano. bt OLWdotolCaaada,Sbaret dl Do : do. do. DiT.l ; onda(iet leene) oon. rented Into Stock Ull May,1555, due In 1557, at per cent. 13 'nsembourn . (Itaila ay) 1 Ito. 1 o'. (Canal) .. . 27; Ault Anto, t. ; D. d.. New ... zt Your add Loge ... ~. x(rthir. it Erin,. NI wAvic 241 231 I 16 26 41. 6 1 6 ] 14 II I !I Dep. VI. 3 per et. Bands (for H. at Austen rake.) 1 I 11ea... 11.11f.1,1111 . an.? Lyon, . , I " I 1"u• 'Li U Ihr.• Itasca Ord Ilane 41 4 - 41 9 4 9 4 /41 25 111 14 51 5, jas 7 71 )m 69 72 _.. ._ 34 . 1 234 34 :41 13 :31 61 6 4) 4413 36 2 3 f fi sa II \ irsittet awt Mt u,•... 17 fauto and Kant.* ... 11 Wim Plaskr.. .. . 6 Wages al has.... .. .111 West leas book.' d rr.. Ip,kr Idtaborek, Portk,Dozotr . lOtoogeot k !tomtit WiSISTE 10rot Moraine Do. slam, A. Stook_ I Do. sham, IS, Stook... Ot..llootb. sad %vat. tin. ) i9rest resterp_ _ Uncester and Carlisle .. II; Do.lltrd+ /0 Laseednee and Tortuntr. Ileld Da PPM Da West Rio* Onion A Lads Northern Leaden and . • Lai n Setettem.k 8. Cow tt , Linden le Neftla-Wester la Dab.. shares Is Do. Mir . . I Do4loen.,ll.sadll.(C _OO London it Saab-Weston iii II et. 1191 71 - 3 LC - 7. fN laadarattrylls teabitillas flabils.,llm. sad ItsUow Ilmi.Abof.,&Ltneoloolt LlseL Colon DEI DO. Uri: asabithy 14 KILO. wom.11) 4 amino !Al tianrlla mad 'tle~wvtw •- . . If M~pael, Abeersveasy, sad Bersford.. 4 t i: b s tga k aad . Umak H.Usa..H.. 10 13 D 0.114,4110... ' SO 3, Northers Coandat DLO St. 100 Nora Masi .. 14 13 Nona DOOM, 114 Par* aladlaradan... . SO * Rae 10 II NortiallauShWast.Jana SO sll Odird, War1..14 *altar . St. ISO dotal*Onittal St. 100 O.sS UMW 111 all ihroala, a afar, Car A 11 ? yi DA..4llaaa 8.. le S adowtatin lactidard.. 34 all -hrorabary sad Mona. d. W. Nis.) .. 1* all Do. Malta to So Do. Dawalay 10 la laragaldmi Video .. Dlito A, E. C, aid D. folly *Map at per Oat. 40 SO NOwili Done It 100 lasta Eastern . 40 110 South *aloe . NI l 7 mnsliTsslolkiii•esD;. Staalds• W flortlepore lso a Tido* tau • W a Mai . Wtstllad 13 W o ot iss OtrA T in Da. do. tatimosioas 10 Do.O.N.Z.Tarahaaa - 10 l Took and Nor* MEW WU LILY= AT F 1 p 1 , t 10 11 10 all SO al i.~; 11111111 zil ii Moo mi ft to OLSON IN.IIIIIO timid ootioL li = 110 i OWN, I (litsuroor Iratort; 101 INN iilasolagumito (Ism. to OrootWootoro in to( torkat N.Watono, (.IyOstdois u (Wood toCaloda) DO GietLiotobtoti.ortar 11p.Ct I (Inold to Gt. Northern; 16 Klionoter & Dm Roost Dome to OreatWeatern to INIIIINIONLTorkIitNIIId 13 Lo ll Nom (ditto) Do. dons (ditto) to Itrollord ()MIA uJ L Gamolob (Imod WINN &Am tO Uiae trodioNuo (ditto; to LottootolleriddporOalt. (hodod to Nortalk) rltathonNENtors !met (Imo' INLOrartko (3 ,P to roolooltir • (loN. Lao. ON.Woltit r tostAltoo Nibs ot i XVI) * 1011 Soma oNIIIIIOO NNW to NON I to Gout Northers IN EN Illsp oth Nook NINO. ItalbAosit, g.dp.ct (NNW UN sod look It tililool ßolo iONNardtabo (km: No l . 11/Noto ar obt=t.c Mo lAN d to NM ).. , Wilts Omertot (besot I to Gnat Wrotorn) 65 4 el ill 10. IA 101 8 131 311 32 ue IA 94 IA 9 781 7 Si 71 1 The unfunded securities remain perfectly un changed. Exchequer Bills of the March issue are quiet at 765. to 795. prem.; and the June bills at 695. to 725. prem. India Bonds meet with no in qu►rl. - - The foreign stock market was quiet; bet firm. The dividend stocks. especially Russian, Danish, Brazilian, and Chilian, are remarkably well sup ported, and will probably see higher values. Mexi can New Bonds w. re quoted in the morning at the improved range of 261 to 27, and closed 26i to'. A good deal of Impatience is felt by the bondholders to learn tho news by the packet, which is now several days overdue, and ranch dissatisfaction is expressed at her tardiness, as it was thought that greater punctuality would have been insured by the new arrangements of the Royal Mail Steam Company. This arrival will be of peculiar interest, as the bond holders will, or at least ought to receive explicit intelli gence from Mr. Falconnet as to the state of their affairs. The question in which they are interested resolves itself mainly into the amount of dollars that have accrued from the portion of the Customs' revenue assigned to them, extending from the Ist of January last to the present time. Mr. Falconnet will have bad ample time to have acquired definite information on this Important point, and we hear the bondholders express a hope that the committee will put forth an intelligible statement, as it is clear that great ignor ance prevails relative to the position of the creditors in this respect. It is also expected that the Nlessrs. Baring will, immediately on the arrival of the packet, make a communication to the committee as to the amount of dollars they may have received in discharge of their advance for the payment of the last dividend. To-day's list of actual transactions is as follows.—Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 821 (exchange fixed at 10 f 6 per pound). Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011; ditto Small, 1011. Chilian Six per Cents., 107. Danish Five per Cents., 107. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 ox div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Cettifx, 981, 4. Mexican New Three per Cents., 261, 4, 4. Peruvian Actives, lob Porte rivs° Converted Four per Cents., 38 , ., Russian Fie per Cents. 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103, 1, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 441, 45. A rather remarkable feature of to-day's market was the development of a decided upward movement in railway stocks, subsequent to the official close of the market. Several influential buyers made their appearance, and prices left off at a general improve ment. At four o'clock Midland Stock was quoted 76; to 77; London and North Western, 131} to 132; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 8.51 to 66. Great West ern Stock left off at 100 to I, and was repeatedly done at 1004. There hi every prospect of this market going yet higher, as the jobber. are believed to be very rho t of stock, and the " bears" will find them selves caught. _ _ Hamburg letter* mako reference to a project for a railway from the lake of Constince to Zurich, ..ts attract ing accrtain degree of attention in that market. The prospectus is dated St. Gall, the 11th June, and the shares are of MO new francs each. A company has just been formed, under the title of the "Australasian Emigrants' Monetary Aid So ciety," which proposes to afford emigrants assistance of a more material character than they have hitherto been enabled to obtain from any of the asso ciations established for this purpose. The fea ture appears to consist in the company ad vancing the whole of the passage money, and allowing emigrants of all classes from one to two years for repayment of the principal and interest by instalments, to their colonial agents, the company taking the guarantee of approved personal or other securities in Great Britain. It is stipulated, however, that the emigrant must pay the company a premium at the rate of one-fourth upon the passage money before leaving. All the emigrants will be -re quired to have letters of recommendation from re spectable parties, and the company then proposes, by means of its agents in the colony, to afford them every available assistance in their endeavours to ob tain employment. The market for foreign exchanges to-day exhibited further symptoms of a rising tendency, owing to a preponderance of drawers and a limited demand for bills. Short Paris was done at 23.33 to 371; ditto three months, at 23.33 to 573. Amsterdam could not be negotiated below 12.1 i, nor Frankfort under 121. Hamburg ruled at 13.9; to Int. As regards Italian paper, Genoa was in better demand at 2:5.33. Messina was also inquired foe at 1241 to 125. Spa nish paper was dull, and negotiations were effected in favour of buyers. Vienna was in demand at 12f1.2, but as drawers insisted on lower rates, scarcely any transactions took place. The prices negotiated were as follows : Time. Proms negotiated. Prom To Amsterdam pert Short 121. 0 sty... 121. ... „ „„,„33luathal21 1 . 1 K.. .. 1111. 1 at.. Ito I!stardom - . ..... .. ___. .„ 12S. 11 Av. 12. 11 to. imaidaf I sad Moat ~ „ 13„„*. Si -chi. :3rooo. 104 tch. Pladiadaeadhe-tdalite per 410 „ 12 11. Okt. .. 121411. Okr Vaasa per t ~ 1211. O.t.r. . 1.11. hr. Tame 9. .• 12IL 2kr. . 1211. her. 2511% 55e. ... 251 r. 6 0 0 . law& Oidat Mfr. sk. ... I.sfr. be. P.O. Short 25fr. 21e. , 231.224 c. SON - - :: :: 2 !loathe/Arr. 3k. 251 r. 3240. Uwe Idadderia .. a It If 23fr. 5.c. .. 251 r. ooc.. =llBl lsle. 53c. . 251 r. 60e. 9. 9. 25(r. Sle. .. 251 r. Glc. 0111101 1131 r. 53e. .. 2.51 r. 60c. _ Litbora ..... „, „, „ 391 r. One. .„ 391 r. 65c. Viable 2olr. 4191. ... 1101 r. Cc peri . uest „ „ 41 peace .. 414 peace =1..... per ounce „ 124 pesee ... Ilia trod Manias lisilrld per Seim ~ 491 pais ... 41 pence Cads „ „ 49, pope .. 41 ;fsc? =t ar . ff iff 49, pre .„ 491 pence „ „ 494 pro ... 491 *nee Beadle .....- Maoism „ „ 49 pew ... 41 pence Bilhos .. , 49 , - 4, " 52 owe ... I.enc Lio.bon ler . 18:3 11,13 pew .. pelte e Oporto IN. „„ 53 Imo 33! vomentereberg pee ruble 37, mace .. 37; pence There is no change in the bullion market, and scarcely any business doing, the supplies by the West Indian and Mexican mail steamer not having yet come in. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about .1 per milk prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 3/. 17s. 10id. per oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23.271; and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 25.35, it follows that gold is about 0.297 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By to-day's advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 428 per mare, which, at tho English mint price of 31. 17s. 10 !d. per ounce for standard gold, glees an exchange of 13.8!; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.7, it follows that got is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the last accounts, the course of ex- ill . • The above returns when compared with those tor the previous week, exhibit the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 22,241,17.5 'mecum 698,620 Public deposits 7,817,476 Increase 40,492 Other deposits 1 Government securities in banking department 13,873,445 Derr ase 981 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in b departments Seven day and ether b;:is 1,33'2 527 Increase 64,429 The Rest The Reser e The chief change in this return are the increase in the "other" or private securities and circulation, and the decrease in the reserve. On the whole, these changes tend to show an increased demand for money, as noticed by us during the week in question, and which is easily explained by the requirements of the present great electioneering struggle. An increase in the private securities is usual at the prrsent period of the quarter, but the difference exhibited in this return is certainly much larger than was ex pected. In the Erprrss. of Thursday we stated the increase in the bullion at rather more than 150,0001., which, it will be seen, exactly agrees with the figures given above. The smallness of the week's increase in this item was at the same time explained. The increase in the public deposits does not represent the actual amount of the payments into the Bank on Treasury account, as large disbursements have been made for government salaries, the civil list, and other accounts, and the same circumstance will be found to have exercised a palpable influence on several other heads of the return. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of ail the private hanks of England and Wales, during the week ending the tliith of June, way 3,124,239/.; in the week preceding the amount was :3,419,1691. There is consequently an increase of 3,070/. The note circulation of the joint stock banks during the same week was 2,791,4671. ; and the previous neck's return being 2,791,320/., the increase is shown to be 3,138/. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 21,3-12,3jki1. (being 91,480/. less than the week preceding), we hnd the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 27,361,2811., which shows on balance a decrease of 86,2321., us compared with the returns fur the previous week ending the 19th of June, and an increase of 2,132,796/. com pared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,273,836/., and the joint-stock banks 615,500/. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,589,3361. below the fixed amount. THIS DAY. Two o'CLot...a The tendency. of the security market is decidedly upward, and in railway shares, more especially, a great rise has taken place. Consols have been pur chased as high as 1001 for cash, and arc now quoted 100 : : to for money and the 16th. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 101„ to ; the New Three and•a-Quarter per Cents., 104! to i ; Bank Stock, 223 1 ,-; India Stock, 271 to 276; Exchequer Bills are unchanged. Indian bonds are worth 90s. to 935. prem. Foreign stocks remain quiet, but show more firm ness. Mexican New Bonds are better at 26! to 27,1. Austrian Scrip marks 44 prem.; Equadur Bonds, 4, to ; Sardinian, 941; Spanish Passives, ti ; ditto New lhderred Threes, 221. to; ex die. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Foe Aecoun.. PAT:lo.3tim 9. ! Per 11 likaa. - Opole! 114twat. I °west., CIGARS ....--- 3 per ceou ......... 1 79 111 12 10 • 73 JO 71 90 tg ip 4043 Celts " 132 90 I 103 90 103 5 / 103 110 103 • 4 per Cents. 5 per Cents . I Per centi. New Los. .. II . ... Ezehnnee on London: at sight, 233.5; 90 days, 2$ 29. te:glan, peret.letti 1015 klimay I Salis. Rents Do. ss Wi Piedmor.: 5 p. 6 ..... 93 0 1 Treseury 0004 Do. I, 1832 PAIG.B, JULY 9.—Bt. Germain, LOOS; Versailles (right bank!, —; ditto (lett Maki, 327 50; Paris and Orleans. i,300. P.n.s and Roues, 377 30 ; Rotten sod Havre, 342 SO; and Avigrn ,431 ; Strasbourg and Bale, 2410; Northam, 527 10. Istria and .tre.bourg, 613 73; Parke and Lpils, 074 75 ; Montesku and Troyes, 210; Oink 372 30; Dieppe and Feeamp, /10:3 ; Lad Norma, 03; Hoideaus and Testa, 135; Grand Comae, 1,100; Bleamenet-BL Dauer to Gray, 520. BERLIN, JULY 7.—Voluntary Loan, 103 ; Now Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104 ; ditto (1852), 104; National Debt, 92 . 4 • Commercial kin rine Society's Premium, 1241; Bank Shares, 101,. VIENNA, JULY B.—Five per Cent. 510talliquee, 96Z • New Loan (series B), 110 }; Bank Shares, 1„383. Exchange on London, 11.47. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUcK MARKETS. MINCFS - 0:1;713 - ,:gATURDAY MOILN [NO. The transactions in the colonial markets have this week hien very limited, consequent; in a great measure upon the elections. The public sales of Sugar have gone off heavily, and prices have been somewhat in favour of the buyers. The sale of ti 1,6.32 baskets Java Stine, held by the Ditch Trading Company at Amsterdam on Thursday, went a with spirit, at a rise of 1 to 21 florins upon the valuations. There has been very little demand for Coffee, and the small quantities offered at auction have been chiefly bought in; privately seine native Ceylon has been sold at 440. per ewe. The demand for the low descriptions of Saltpetre OD n:coutes, and high rates have been paid. The Tea market has been inactive, and very little business done, except some parcels out of the late arrivals. Prices remain as before. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Colonial Wool sales at the Hall of Commerce com menced on Friday evening, the Pth inst. Th,• tie:boss kept many buyers in the country, and the attendance of foreigners was small. Nevertheless the room was very well attended, and the biddings were spirited. Prints were a a shade in favour of the buyer. The condition of the Wools was good. and most of the celebrated marks show that cam and labour have been bestowed upon th m by their owners in the colonies ; although from the reports of late respect in.; the shepherds end other labourers., one might have expected to see the Wools unfit for use. As the sales pro runglileanshirtierheTgvne,awtlergen p r rfoo at s te m nd ay an fu m m of io b f u o y v e o r o s r , of bo u t sellers. It is calculated that about 60,0110 bales will be tittered, principally from our Australian colonies, as the great bulk of the Capc of Good Hope Wools were sold in May and June. NtETALS.—Mr. l'ilonte's circular states that there has been a lull in the Scotch pig iron market this week, sa prets have been rather ewe. ; there, are, however, very few sellers under last week's priers; the present quotations arc 435. Cal. cash, f. o. b. iu Glasgow, ar " " ^ • • months open. Bar iron continues very tendency: there are now no sellers us, delivered in London. Rails in good trip further alteration in price. The iron presents much better prospect► Spelt about 400 tons sold this week, partly on t to arrive, at 161. 10s. to 1.51. per ton vanced again id. per lb. In tin nothing continue in fair request, bat with no , and r firm with an upwa antler 5/. leis. ; It • -47, request. with° . ; 7* o market alt. 11 - pelter W imp • !nte. c po o p c tone. . to r hing new. Ti alteration in • i" ,; 69 47: 4', Ioi 20e 20 !I 90i 128 iioi is ni I 61 If * I i ii I 71 531 4 Si iSi A 11) 9i 131 41 3' 1 131 1 ►sot ►