The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-31 00:00:00

, /I 4 , 1? Oa . • .... 7 .7... p" . . . SP. • . -r:t4 • ~i•Olietat.'.... , . -, ,- • -AO. .1041,-, • • - .... • T - .11 i ..... .15 . •-• T . . ‘: 1. fl Ily: . • ..•. - 0 7,, --• p le, *I. Saar _ 1 . ......,11;..!.' _ . ci e s .........• r ..it - , LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1852. No. 1,853.] [THREEPENCE. WAESHALL and EDIIIIKJE'II LINE of AUS- 1 riutAsuis rAcura SIIIIM. -TIM lollogrho 11.4.44 is Ip. o..ted t. 4 1.1444 UM Wang qualities. owl ....4 4 g segn pen ...„. ...,... on ler pa.rogers. will 4411 penman, is Ow firromv....l•!• re. Lad u. lb. 11.8•4.1 tba. .4.0. — Vomnp ta=int , _unarms. 5,..... in W. 1 1 747......„.. — ffir i vt. i: , 7, , z , f *twos .... 41 1 LMI •—... Irby, ...„ 1- A ",,T, . o gs, lit mg.* r..._. isso J. C1aid....... ......IA.„ i . ... vat . .. ... ?N ,I.lllainia ..... tlaay ......:tlas4. I 'goat ,4 if ALD, 489 1— 118,p49 ..._. de k m. .. !Ails. I . F . n ., R t.4 _ l.l I IlobartTrors Avs. T r ‘to s . -.... 111 W. Q. _C1.41111111 ItallartTnya Aug. II , A , F FR &Is ~.... MO ,T. lAweenson .1A.,„ us coriELICS ........ PM T. 11. 0481,.. P04111.11.4, 1 Ai. 1 u• T. rah ........ Part Plallip.lAng. 3 11.1•111V.I.4. pa. .... I Till; • .....- — Pori TAM., . 1 414 r. 14 _ . IRELAND. RAIL FPAYB. 1/01V21Y M4l RZET. FRIDAY Brae IRO. The hose stock market was fairly supported to day, and the slight rally of 3-Wordily ii maintained. Towards the =Milk; of the day there were some pur chums of Coosobi, understood to be on account of the Court of Choucery, which imparted a bettor tone, the price improving to 100! for each, but it closed the name se yesterday, at 100 k t o 1 f or mone y, an d 1001 to I foe the 12th of August. The demand for Bank Stock contiones, and the high figure of 234 was paid today: I'f e official bunness list is subjoined : —Throe _per Cent. Camels, for money, 100,,i I, Z, I; litttO for amount, 100 j. Three p er Cent. Reduced, 100 j, 101; New Three-and-a-Quarter per • Ndj,••l. Long Annuities, 1860, ; ditto 110 s a es, 1000, 81. Ihak Stock, 2321, 234. Prices of the Gistilk:lebt remain stationary, a s ame time' post March Exchequer Bills are Nth 765. to 79a. pram. ' • ditto June, 70s. to 735. India MU. to 94e. prem. Is the beige heves there was a moderate sprink ling of twenties& Mexican New Bonds rallied to 261, sad Peeseisa Deferred to 011, the intelli gens' afesedog the debts of these states published in the Barren Nis afternoon being considered es tisfactory. lipaahh• Deeds WON also firmer, and Deteh Foote melted aS. The settlement of the government by the Belgian Consul at L (Juayra, dated the 16th May, that the rain which had been so long looked fur had at length come down, and had revived hopes respecting the next crops, although the drought has already occasioned im mense lows. The produce of the last coffee crop is stated to have been almost completely exported. Cocoa was very firm. The market was over-supplied with every kind of imports, and prices were unfa vourable to holders. Freights were very low. The account of the position of the Hank of Frig land for the week ending Saturday, the 24th of July, is as follows : BANE 07 ISNOLAWD.—Acrocm? MINES. DVIILTV, JOLT Se. The last sale but one for the season took plate yesterday in the Incumbered Estates Court. A fee simile estate in the county of Down, yielding an an n rent 0(1,1801., was sold for 19,9131. A small leasehold property in the vicinity of Dublin, of the annual value of lanL, sass sold for 1,523/. ; and sonic premises in the town of }Lamm, yielding an income of 321. per annum, were sold fur 3801. The gross amount of the day's sales was 36,8101. Meesnp. Junes and Batesee, the new Derbyite members for the county of Derry, addressed the fol lowing polite notes to the editor of a local newspaper on the morning after their election : _ THIS DAY. Two o'Chwer. With the elms of the amount railway stocks ars all higher to-day, sad the market has assumed a decidedly improved_ appearamse. n York sad North Midla4 Midked, Otsat Wester, mid Great North. ern am camiderably higher than yesterday. French lines are Arm. NUM AND STOCKS lINOUASSAIITIED. FRIDAY EVXNMO. Operations in the mining market to-day have been moderate, and have given occasion to little change in prices. South Tolgus, Wheal Cupid, and St. Aubyn and (frylls shares are all in demand. Sales have been made in Wheal Neptune, ; West Wheal Al fred, 5; ; Great Bryn Consols, ; Leeds Town Con sole, 2f ; East Buller, ; East Tamar, 255. The market for the gold mining shares was inani mate, except for Golden Mountain, and West Mari posa. These shares were in strong demand, owing to its being understood that the company have made favourable arrangements for working in con junction with a Califoreian Company. No information of any such event, however, lies been officially made, and we hear the circumstance animadverted upon, shareholders complaining that the directors ought to be prompt in laying such information before their co-adventurers with as little delay as possible. The advance in Golden Mountain is owing to their having a preferential right to the shares of the Garnett and Moseley Gold Mining Company, as stated in the Daily Maas of this morning. Liberty shares were also better. Australian Consols are quoted die. to par ; Melbourne, par to f prem. There was a spirited demand for Grand Duchy of aden shares,which rose from Of to 14, or premitun. Impetial Brazilian shares were better, at 3 to 33; and Tincrofts at 13 to 133. The non-official quotations of slew mince are as •- follows :—Kenmore, 11 to prom.; Connemara, to 1 prem.; Glenaulin, 1 to f prem.; Carberry West, Ito I prem.; Bakall Coal, to 3 prem. --- TIIIS DAY. )ILutwats. Pala, prim yeetallay. invizi.gamt=taior eee aireerelowa, tete we Mt 'ally . . Mardsis ("16- ramal Welter %Li Hel MUM& $4. relehlerebdlreel aarw l.r t k l, 4ttinijoata art Mar Junetlar all MraLWaly.terratrallie , bithambari,larralaireA 1111 ff al e .03 • 111 141 • ••b • • ;5:... 0 WY. PM Nino Wow Z3b.nitctrifi 1 for the week ending Jan Mt= Ormenatatt DMA-- Zll. o l' .In , Other Ammonia_ Metwe Gold mad Outlaw 21.614.70 M *lv ...... 11.1.375 lit /110:1S HEREBY GIVEN to the Share -1,41., the OBIT 1 , 11 A.44I•RAYIt E COMPANY that auk If„.. ILWltti lt 1 1t , 41 . W .ldo. la lb. ELTING wi City of Loadrat, lt bo betel at tbo I stn al µNet, NoNI,%Y. lb , 9:0 ear of %a. u•t ors% d taw etelosk la lb. am.r. tlaA wk, w (owner a yropordwit Orr ttltaelviag lbe Cosismay. M 4 y y p .be town) egret. tarred( by rule or 01kM wise ba W d fur .4 It'l ruing the fratdailo wP It MITI- Ifig :be mar .ata Oink if sr, ~,, Py gran of , ba Board of DI Le•los. Jely Yl. J011:4 1011)11141Me1.nkaaagar. July 21. Sir,—ln your paper of this day's date, I find the words —" Bribery and unhallowed influences have returned Jones." The bearer will pay whatever I may be indebted to you for your paper, end I request it may not be sent to use again. —Your obedient servant, T. JONES. The Editor of the Journal. Be so good as to sea 1 to Mr. Richard Babingtoa your eltatge (or inserting my address. Derry, Jaly 21, 1852. Sir,-1 have directed the bearer to call for my account,' and request that you will discontinue sending me the Journal in future.-1 am, your obedient servant, The Editor of the Journal. TILOMAII BATIPION. The writer of a letter from Oalway says:—" The potato crop, I regret to say, has showed alarming symptoms of the ' blight' within the last week • in fact, all the potato fields afford aniniatakeabl; evidence of an extensive failure." The IrurfAern has the following in reference to agricultural affairs : The weather, write,. our Banbridge correspondent, for the week hoe been very changeable. This day (Tuesday) has been dry, and wormer than any I ever experienced. The potatoes show symptoms of blight—every observant person says so. 1 should think that the crop will be much the same as last year. Flex is a fine crop, and two week's earlier than last year's produce. A large breadth of ground is under hay cultivation; it also is a good crop and pro. dead from much better seed than on former years. Oats look remarkably well, and are sew all in full ear; some of them are white already to harvest." Our Strabane correspondent also mentions that appearances of blight in the pototo crop have toren noticed in his district. !SI II 174 l oasimiaa_ I Qat sad IrlessAhea.. DANA*. l'wt,A. ea* Alm. AaellirS L.& Do. (Ali& 11.) Swim CiumAks Areas Velers A-. LV5.706.073 I NADI IDS DI Proselame Opplnd A 1 34. 61 0b3.ue Ron Putnie Dein:ski noctsid Madsen.. elivv. lank% Onninns. of Natbosi Deb, Amis.) 3rn Other I,* to I i,444,1v9 evuu-Jav nod oast Valle 1,516,111.11 !litillle. liNZaTelit Illearttles Wool !eight Ann , _ .A 0 513.7104,r4,1 Gam Seuraettim Nona 12,47nAnid Gold sod tlllttt Odd 327.2;4 •". lIIg iii. fe r It , is' IN amigo .467 I AoLoo.i July 29.1A.H. M. MARSHALL. Okla cesow. Tho above returns, when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes: Circulation Was .. ;.. £85,708,075 'acreage £48,065 Circulation ; •,..; 23,251,410 Decrease 616,323 PINY, 2,802,361 Decrease 276,611 011erappolie. • seeurides 15,464,288 lamas. 749.200 Orernment wis"Ti;e f . ,~si~.. 781 44 N Pe 118 1$ Igt 101l e 87 le II If pa 831 81 1 i 6: 17 173 10 1 131 183 80 ne We 130 1031 I $ baakingtiepa;;;TlT..:, 13,704,5413 Decrease 195,070 Other accuritias in banking department .•• 10 • 782 • 182 Increase 110,280 Coin and bullion in both I , Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining share market is rather firmer to day, but scarcely any business has been done, Grand Duchlof liadua thane hare been do prem. nil I 8& i 173 gli i at 1 k i ,; 1.101 19 lb la pa A k « ?, Wl .. THE FRIENI) of the CLERGY. Fended :VA Dee.. 11146 s w . r .ewg tar oluntary tbmrl/Wiesa. Y.' , nanrist grao wow l• not raeredlag Lse re annum. g i tr;l.l.m. r;al Orphan C modeled Daughters of Cirewww of the ; ;h. ed for ttf 'ding temporary Antietam, to new. WO Ciro ; •AL t Thr :11A r 'lllO% ..f I.E . Y4fIiONFILS sill tabs plow me WTSDAT, s downer Jr. b ueas of eggewilee sq be abetted at Ibt 011reo el the Wt.:stun. ggY ru „, riA% „„dug note tln.lh °Weed • Whq.%TlON of W uUI•P: t.; tar itthet.allobjeret of lg e wapiti" pi', inkd u a. were auntributed ;to hare bees promiacd, uut of Wad; r t I Eare b en p,hl, and the four unpaid will be the hrtlutred numh•r a nhloperth; OM II COS. soca, nine twu benevolent tadividesle will be . the fwalo. The 0/1111.1 of donors ▪ r un ...tinny rt. eired In the Secretary. auwa; 1.11.1 n.. tire, upent tor the purpose of raising £lO,OOO, ▪ w m , vanw al P.' whim, for the permanent bendlt of g g r „ t• ;.enwft; r to be exeunt on the /tondo. Tbr w r ; .r, w.l. he rlad I toward Collecting (Wale or hags to rg, WI 0. ntl; m m wtllma to smog Ohs uli.et. etrigr.l/4311, • are resew!, whetted, sod will be gratefully ft word h, therm. S;rchan glut, anti B.tr, 317, Strand_ ; Mews. gam,. Inuthart-rtrret; Mews. lialeharde, hroh.ly ; Ilreor*, Nl•hrt and gams, lierserwureet ; Mime Robin op, ' , yaw, and Munro% Old B ma, Oxford ; Lams. IllortloW and 111e6 sal aleww. I..hrr end Nun, Cumbrallge; and at the Maw of air lartn,tue, wOr:e harmed appdeatinto and every InWrmation nay k.iam between the boars of lo sad 3 daily. nTF.PIIIEN J. ALI:MICH, egintra. " Larioe. 44/bro. GREAT EXIIIIIITIODL—The GREAT GOLD NEPAL I. r Literary and Arlene, merit has bees pretested by he hi tied M nr.ty the Impend of AtuerLt to Nr. OFORGE NAVEL be In' •••• o'l It! aa.l artinte treaty of levee. lee el tee end ta OIL COWCIk4, tad as • merit of }peril arprord of the p 'f the Gent ExlMtion.—The Berta htlllllo tiENS of the GIB- AT SC 11113 MON will he eempleted Y yr. will estate the linet botettful Hakim end ether Muted tatemt welt were eihitsted fa the Crystal NW& Nee, 1, Leal Sort sow yutiteldar, poet be orb. II and ly e ltarthany, rotary. FR/FEB.4OR LIEBIO as ALLSOPPB PALE ALL rose Professor I ;ibis to Ilk. Alirmy. s. TM Proconsul of year an pent brae nibnind tr another =las of ontisralan its saltable qaalities. 1 as myself as 1 tar beser4o•, and ns‘ 000 osmium amble. se to sin sewed n, s acs edam's ...11 the °wows of the most miss phrthasv i e b a h r i z i ostheable andureinnt n.iset tattle, and se I Vos:zor - JUSTUS LIMO. Ctt.oOPP'S PALE or BITTER ALE may be <<aa to asks et IS gallon. and upwards hem the Bee seem Treat; sad toe Ills andereeMleand Bran* &WAY. Limnos at 61, Meg Pty. LITKIPIOt. at Documosee. ... 01. 6-00 W at I'S, st. Vaceet-etreet. 111 BUN MILMIXGUAII at Market h le Mawr ef whash p leas a list of remsetable pada who sappy th e best In bolds (mad a , ors la erns at the sea yeses r boob Us llnvery; say at way time be saes (T.So. 2.) RINIMEL'S HYGIENIC ?Ran, MUT, willed by the abrade Dr. Cm. T.L&, of the must awl mart "Baty. awl impable et ',mast dalloat Maar ma i tad Is. eltr pradasad yartanary. TAM asap. Cd. add la. _ Mawr, b. fIIL Hyalaida Pepsis, ls. W. Hygunia Hair Weak la. ad. WOW* Deitifriar. la. Damatia IAtiON Odd by all partamarsaad abaaaids. Preprfaftr, E. 111a1111., It, Oarrard-dreal. Mho Imams. aad Clam Paris. rE SUMMER SUN and DUST aro sources of an N. ineevesseace to pemee el ilelleste bd =sa. Oe ems, Mr . m.rnacts, the aquaii eseerties, over be preview ',lb 6, KIANDe SIAM)" midi Mil be Med piety WAWA, to the entepledlopoliles the dead sad re istata. b: lOW al Mai leek eat Ibt ylerme •nwtins is soilimil GleMbily OM= are the AUL nodal% tea, tomb. limb% eed alleriesslieee he empowy etedkaiet by tbe Vatbyeet, eld she ghee le aa& they t , er ...t tee empbskeb, is era et welters, er saes o hum, it. ..ter Imm Yes bele esbeemledgeL I. pertf y ylng .. Moho* ereprthe lege elembed he seisedea by sed the wog Omit. thuvegbeet Doe" terater MI6 iheilb hank le et the ode. berry. Ms 4s. SA era hi W. per beds. Omeive-7b sus beekeee the [dyes we es eveggee, rd A. lassikod sad am% 1 0 .11..tehohrese. larks. ea tbe ee meet 'lmp ellsed as eult little. Mkt by thot. mg by sod perhooth kg 41ew aad Mawr NM" prism la.; of. by SCIENCE of LIP' I air. How fO i =:l Wbat to Lao tat; *la us ta ls e me br C l 4 s = l. ' emd C .l I.li mint hdlk Inegaft7.= e ffeWJas tom rf Imprlom IN* slidamble efaati=alliins abaramas al a wal.tarailad Sem at Ifs. lea Ates. by tbe mid Avatar, primal...4M Lni, a lITWAL TIMMS aa MMUS EISMILITY - COMM TITIoNAL RNA 10 LA ad It fiesliall Oldselatkos. glaatiated alai aaa• maid la 1 WO awl Ifteash TW• yam osimattag • awned mow dJo mdfisal ra isin'. ad mauls al may year? MIMI (Midas% b urn." is St amarreu. alwas al pour Olio vie km dr grim dissiders salipal is wall MI 1111 . E•111 la MY dramas whisk Ind lb as aromas% dr Oda Imbeds lb& mama. sad Lind: Jame sa Se I• ads& indual. a' di. Paftemiler-rew ; Ifsmay, ft, Oiling. .w. i gssN IS. s odd dl lisehollsis. 411 ' 1 Ma —NA lb ispiiiiimadir now sompo• •111 lib Nue wi .14rus. J. 8 . t~hsevall.• um =OM of Wilms milk wassa2 task .i ..% meargparees. I mil 911111 hil ilvENTrour Os 'AN. twfw t. *Sind b. porpiliCll. twAM as firm. Ito rrlis wiri vamp ernimasi ami 41.17 la F. ks. %ilk* 21. Mc MI A RATTIER EIIIINSITY. BEAT.—It u reported that the n prew ntative of a certain district of /Scotch burghs, Ulm( himarlf bard nia by an opProloot, ia the e°6tem - I. itation of tbeelentiill just concluded, purchamd a certain asmber of Mums hr 24,0001., which carried with them 'Moorhens sheet Moss votes. The property Y lee worth thus ItirMhf ., es time the edditioail veto width the r- Itestlemem Mewed by the ',euchre mast have stood at the nits of from 8001. each. A MlNterrßlll. PP 4 ORTIER.—Mr. Harcourt, M.P. la rpifordahire, hu published an addrees to the electors, in wtoell ne vu of the Derby ministry :—" What support l all he able to give to its leaden la their new ministerial 'Away I know not, became their Mews of future policy are studiously concealed, and we are aware that, on wow 01 the mot important points, they have hitherto sot bed 1111reema opinions. It is only certaio that sgrieultural pro tection, which has been la pest years the hops sod object of *tor most zealous adherents, will net be palmed W Parlia meot " 'let Mr. Harcourt is *Aintree' by the ministerial Papers as a Derby- Disraeli* supporter. Ruplmarl celebrated el dare, to be a • 4........ q. 1 4 • kommiel 6 t"it . '.•en., ~1 isjarifig the! 1 1.1 , :a .. . . peek% me •_^i- - I_. by worn 1 . - ,: i : V laid 2. T „ s r t 4.1 , .. • ,Iv t .. S. Tiaiet 1 o 4. Wren a & Wpm S. H 734 7. Cesent Geld by eal Ode Prepei , ... s- ~ Oerried-eln , 4ere elm I • gARLOW'S NEW IN VESTED 4ELFACTING SYPHON 1 . - - AIiQUALEN NO YANT-PRO s litit .1 ?IWO. ala. Wt. NW, air .after Awn J g1 . i . i ... ..: • telE ilatts= s tlat ar ie t a l Is elbaust V- - A ; w , 1)......1i ! 11 --------- Imo- 4 . 1 0 F r _ 2.. NI i r lir Ird i warmaNd ta way tia eon la . i 1 2 •We NNW at W. 'We A. GA; WA_ . 1 1 d r= d s. c ."TT fttr ,s t ool's" ! ft. 11 I WAN. Mtn we Woe bay Is Ems 1 i li i r AN Wo dike We (WINONA aiWa s p a - =ebklatailiaL A er n" - ; le maga fralf I lAss Smo W Mead at a• Am air as abr. JAM UMW. I 'Mow alisN. lisaftaAwaa. how N ii ,, ,i 1 , 7 . -- -- new wi lab NWNANNisar., lbw CLERICAL Rev. Denis Browne, to the Deanery of Emly. Rev. Henry Charles Groves, to Tunas and Kinsale Cu racy ; diocese, Cork. Rev. William Gilson flumnhry, B.D. (Incumbent of Bt. Matthew, Spring gardens, Westminster), to the Canonry of Twyford, in St. - Paul's Cathedral , London ; patron, Bishop of London. Rev. William Read, M.A., to Worthing Perpetual Cu raey, Sumer ; value, 1501. ; patron, the Rector of Broad water. Its,. George Rose, M.A., to Christ Church Curacy, Hos toe, Middlesex. Rev. James Saunders, 8.D., to Week Sr. Mary Rectory, Cornwall • value. 3881., with residence ; pa tr ons, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Rev. Charles Smith, M.A., to Fairfield, D.C., Derby shire ; value, 791., with residence ; patrons, Treatise. 1t.,. Charles Smith, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to Fairfield District Cuney, Derbyshire, value 7W., with residence ; patrons, Trustees. its,. Edmund C. T. Sacks, S.C.L , St. Mary Hall, Oa ford, to Scasamondeu Curacy, Yorkshire. 1t.,. Blacker Caetles, 8.A., to Christ Church Curacy, Mosside, Manchester. Rev. Russell Cope, to Middlewiek Curacy, Cheshire. ' R.w. Henry Jones, to Oemotherley Vicarage, Yorkshire, value 1201. • patron, Bishop of Rinon. Rev. Wi lliam Mears, 8.A., to Charlton and Brokenbo mush Curacy, Wilts. Rev. Joseph Nulls, to Edgekill Curscy, Liverpool. Rev. Joshua Nelson, 8.A., to lfallinv Vicarage, Kant, value 159/. ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Rochester. Rev. Alexander Duncan Nionison, 8.A., to St. John's Curacy, Dakinfield, Cheshire. VACANCIES. VICARAOI. Aberdaron, w. Llanvaelrhys Perpetual Corley, Cantarvonshire ; value, 1201. ; patron, Bishop of Bangor; Rev. J. Evans, promoted. CUILACIZIL—CiIIyfate, SEM, ; diocese, Wiachester; patrons, Trustees; Rev. D. B. Baker, do gwood. • Ll•orrnedle. Cernarvenshas; diocese, Bangor; Value, 501 ; patron, Sir J. 8. Pioszi Sainsbury, Bart.; Rev. J. Evans, dece ased. Tydweiliog, Carnarvonshire ; diocese, Bangor ' • value, ; patron, Sir J. 8. Piossi Sainsbury, Bart. ; Rev. J. Ilvaas, deceased. NAVAL ADMIRALTY JULY Lies R. H. Para:inter, to the Vestal. Clerk's Aseistan t A. W. Williamson, to Meowirr. Clerk O. H. Wiloh, to Ajax. Beatswaia J. Pierce, to Meander. CRICKET. --- • H,►aaow v. WDicuzavta.—This match was re sumed yesterday at Lord's. and was Ilni,hed at 3 o'clock is favour of Winchester by 68 runs. HARROW V. ETON.—This match was commenced immediately after the termination of Harrow and Win chester. LOCAL SHARE MARERTS. Lmsagoot., JOLT 30.—Our share market has again been dell and inactive to-day, and the quotations remain at the lemma rates of yesterday. The following are the iffamonadams :—Birkenhead. Laneubire, and Cheshire (late Maw nod Birkenhead), 201—Caledonian, 201 I—Eastern Oseglim. 11 3-18—East Lancashire, 191 —Lancashire and Yaimßian, 11111 4—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201 Madan and North Western, 131 301 I 30—Ditto h (new Mi l l ' Lin — c l ot ' t° i t t i r td r l e at I A 1 — M I ane l N I ter ' rth 4 11-18 d.-Bcottieb Central, 181- - Shrew Wry ad aluster, 19I—Ditto (Oswestry and Chester), 16 1" Month Late= and Dover, 214 4—York and North Kid. Isoll, Knannirrnsi, Jri.r 30.—For Lancashire and York shire stock sales were made at 831, 4, and 84, bat other shares were rather tending downwa , de, sod Landon and North Western stork sold at 1014, 101—East Lancashire, 19j—Ormt Northern, 20—Midland, Ml—Sheffield (in which there was a large business), 344—South Eas tern, 21j. Start , JULY 30.—This market wasrather Satter to-day. Birmingham sad Steer Valleys were done at 11/. Bs. 9d.—Shrewsbury sad Birmingham 4 1 1.'s at et, 4 B's at 61. qtr. _ . Lill*, JOLT 90.-I'l4ool are liTnef this morning. and a small advance had bee• maintained in several stocks. The fo:lowing are the quotations at which transactions have been marled:—East Laneashires, 191; Leeds Northern, 17i; Midlands, 771, 771; Great Northerly., 201. Is. 9d.; Man chester, Sheaeld, and Lincolnshire, 34k. I.ONDON AND BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION RAILWAY —Yesterday, at a meeting in this matter, the Mader in Cheneery Blunt decided that the claims of the directors for expenses incurred were not to be allowed u a set of in coanezioa with the all of 7.. 6d. per share, declared payable in respect of costs inclined winding up the eompany STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEw YORK AND OALWAT.—The last United States journahi state that in the Home of Representatives Mr. Grey, from the Post- Offre Committee, reported a bill authorising the Postenito ter-Geseral "to contract for the mails, semimonthly, In lint-clansteamships, between Jersey City, port of New York.end Galway, in Irelead, vie St. John's, Newfound- land." The bill authorises a contract with the lowan bid der for four years, the sum to be paid not to roamed ten thousand dollars the round trip. The bill was referred to a committee of the whole set the state of the Union:_ ---- RENISEION OF DEATH PENALTY. We are pleased to be enabled to state that the only sentence of death ever passed on any criminal in Belfast will not be tarried into effect. The convict, Samuel Gilmour, found guilty at the late county of Antrim mixes for the wilful murder of his own child, and sentenced to die for the eons. tural mime, ha/ had active intercession made in his behalf, through J. K. Jackson, Bag., Deputy Clerk of the Crows for the county. The result is, that yesterday morning Mr. Jackson received a respite from the Castle, Dublin trans mitted through the Lord Lieutenant, commuting the punishment to transportation for life.—'t orthern WArp. ALLEGED BRIEERT.—MONTGOMERVIIIIEE Bo notoas.—A correspondent says.—The friends of Mr. Whalley, the defeated liberal candidate at the recent elec. Lion for these boroughs, are so satisfied that bribery and coercion have been extensively resorted to in order to en sure the return of Mr. Pugh, that they have publicly de clared themselves prepared and determined to take mea sures to reverse the decision of the returning officer. " FifillEgMEN" SECAUSN MET DON'T FISIL—The Gahm, Poeks‘ says: " Herrings from Scotland are now importing into Cialway, end ear fishermen of the Claddegbi who should be our purveyors, aro at this hour is a state of pitiful destitution.'' ETON COLLEGE Magnificent new mean hie Just bees Greeted in the centre of Eton College Chapel, and plead in is admirable a position as not to in terfere with the beautiful ansapetest of the interior. On Basday noway last it was played on for the nest time. re I anall4;"004 - 14 --:. ClL*.tb. I L I It i II t I :: 4 4 46 0.#• . : Po Groot Waters ... .. ill Lawasose and Carnal* ... 111 Do. Tiered Is Lassolldro siiTorbobirt 14 Do. Mils ... 111 U. 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MP* lo StarkeaseUst WM, • esiserert (Irma worst Weetere) 100 'Aberdare iii Ditto No. t. 7 per Orm 1 COI Wirt* Is Issrar 4 pea 'co Calsdasiu SI 0 f:Mi .. ses, sad llolyArell Darla% Peri*, sad Aber -41110. I?astica ... • 1.stA11,;(11.. Do. de. (N.) 7 per 11444.024.1C444,3 pa.„ll 1 I D4tto do. No. 2 Do. See 4 pot Cent. Rod 1414,th1akair1414464p.C41 S 0 1 1061% Pm iaP . __ w.,..ti 001.Wee"1401140.fiLl San Odin &Urn., an m.o. New Omani of P DSO Mt. SAKI. Sink tasissialimeogra , ma=lrAssiik *obi me. les.Mel I Ltlr : IDas ltestear .ski Iltirleo .. Lateen Bram& Meet— Parb Ditto Ham all De. 11.0. GI pat eat -1 !kyle kWh ... 12001120.1. WaesPa•r. end Wearer., d 13.6 mast De die de elirennaltire.Newatra. 10 rbreen&Cbettet(Nor.W. Ills.l 0 per ant... .. 25 Ando Deese 2) rem* Tack. 4 per Rae. I Waterford I; Kllbwq IC. Trek. NOlNltit!git Mare.. 04.Purtk el reg.perce. 11 Dftlo IS Terke10.1216.111../0 4 . reran 'Charleroi a a7rl,l,le°l7a I siroa — i;tilei;ll — s;l — ... IN Dutch Itheolob . n ettitt.i.i,„6,... ci .11 t.W•stalf 11 D s dr il ler ... 1:00.11sods( . 11 , 87,1 0 d1110 1.11 11 111 1 11 1 . 13. 10 Um (1/001wayi ... .. "1 D Marla Aetosl4... .. 4 : 4i J. fl"adDs. lk i tl. 1 1 140: -'----.....r .„ .. 1 0 Namur ow 1.1•110 ... .. Da r 1 S Ilkpare*. (i al. .6111sims %ism sad Ileidessa . Piro mei Ppm Ports gni Odom %Assad MOUS Paris and Irnisakeare liss, mallows -6 1 4 ri i . - 1 II 1 76 _ sin : . Wasini of Firm. .. Z :am etwomat was brew& estio - starlii to ; conclusion, szeiteilkthOMlsfikm &Avtaro thisaluarked !w -ay : Austrian Fit. per Cent Scrip,4l prem. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1013. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641,;; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 98, 97/, 98. French Four-and a-Half per Cent. ltentes, 103 f. 60e. I (exchange, 2M. 33c.) Mexican New Three per Cents., 231, 3. Peruvian Actives, 1011; ditto De ferred; Three per Cents., 60/ ' ' I 61). Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1041 3, I . Sardinian Five per Cents., 94 3 , 94. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49, 1; ditto New Def. Three per Cents. for account, 17th August, 224, 1, 22. Venezuelan Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 41/. The miscellaneous transactions have been few, comprising General Steam Navigation at 29; l'enin ruler and Oriental, 863, 86, 3; Royal Mail Steam, 80; Madras Railway, 23 to 23 Fun; Ebro Canal, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. We understand that the dividend on Great Western stock fur the half-year will be at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum only, a large reserve being car ried over to next account. Amongst the exports of specie to Australia is ano ther sum of 13,0001. for Adelaide by the Steadfast, which has just sailed from Gravesend. This was " pay day" in the railway market, and the " di ff erences" of the account appear to have been promptly met. In some instances very heavy rates of continuation were paid yesterday, g being given on Great Westerns, . on London and North Western, on Lancashire and Yorkshire, and 1 on Mielatid. At one time there was actually 1 per cent. difference in Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Western stock, although the contangoa can scarcely be said to have been nominally higher than those above quoted. In fact, the jobbers have in many instances almost refused to take in shares, and by compelling sales for money, brought about the species of panic noticed at the commencement of business yesterday. The rea sons for this state of things are briefly these: first., a large " bull " account ; secondly, the difficulty always experienced in carrying over stock when • rise has been interrupted by a fall; whilst the third reason consists in the important fact, which is decidedly' ! favourable to enhanced values, that the capitalists are no longer " takers in" of stock at a high rate of interest, but " buyers." In the present state of affairs, they appear to consider the chance of getting 3 per cent. per week, better than an interest of 0 per cent. per annum. Conse quently the jobbers have not the capitalists to fall back upon, and when they have " taken in" as much stock as they ate able, they must stop. Another reason of the late downward reaction in prices is the revival of operations by the " bears" on a large scale. In one instance, within our knowledge, an individual has "sold a bear" of 1,000 Great Western shares for next time, and other large transactions in a similar sense have been entered into. The extraordinary and steady rise in French shares, is one of the most remarkable features of the market, the movement for months past having been equally strong here and at Paris. Of the new lines, Grand Junction of France shares have risen to 14 prem. • Paris and Lyons to 101 prem.; Paris, Caen, and Cherbourg to 2; prem.; and Dijon and Besancon to 1 prem. The market for foreign exchanges to-day exhibited an upward tendency, and nearly all quotations were higher than last post, owing chiefly to s preponder ance of sellers over purchasers of bills. Short Paris was a shade higher, at the quotation of 25.25 to 30; do. three months marked 25.474 to 621. Amsterdam rose to 12.04 toll. Hamburg was at first in demand at 13.8, but purchasers being soon full, the rate advanced to 13.84 to 4, and a few small amounts were pressed at a higher rate; however, the bona to price at the close was 13.81 bills, without takers. Frankfort ruled at 121 to 1 „ a large amount, for which 121 was asked, remaining unsold. Paper on Italy, Sicily, Spain, and Portugal, did nut vary sensibly, but was generally done in favour of buyers. Bills on Austria, however, declined a little, in consequence of lower rates from Vienna. The quotation for that place is 12.2 to 8, and for Trieste, 12.4 to 10. The prices negotiated are as follows : lima ry. Pllllllll MOM ashotadam pica that 113.19 i IN. My. Dm* „ „ 111. 1 ea. ... IN. I ay. g hltd ll4v m e " _.. ... __ glie ve ta sbe.ma d Allow* „ „ ii.... 8 44141. 2314 m.. la SIO „ 1214.011 r. ... 12111 IL pat „ 121. Ur. ... 129. Car. 128. 4kr. ... 1211. 101rr. „ „ S.W. 811 F ... 25*. 570. 'Pt Ili 2*. 52 ... 25(r. 570. 25tr. 52 8. ... 1130-. Via. : Mart 25tr. La ... 234. 10 a „ 3 Illoalibilitt. 47e. ... 2*. 324.. „ „ Utr. 30.. .. 2Sfr. 55e. " II:. 50e. ... 25tr. LS,. NI ". “ . M Ile OS• .. SW. 4.24. 011, . bk. ... 25fr. 55... r• •• • 4416 ... 2212.005. M. 84..... ask. .. r= per dims : 41 mos ... 41 gmen "i Prz ones " 124 pose ... 111 pes „, 111491155 . Maid pa 401111,, 49 MN ... 415 peace raft 4 mos ... 4 , . per Wlliir •• •• WM .. 494 sifts MY ... 44 4 tom =WC . „ „ 4 pus ... 44 passe New U. 181.. ." Pee galrei .„. 8 3 pus .. 63b pm. 0 3 03,80 „ „ U Nan moss St. P•Yrstraire par Mae " WI sem ... 871 pew - - There is no change in the bullion market, which is quite bare of supplies and consequently inactive. At present the market for dyer is good, but the effect of the large supplies by the Mexican packet, due on the Ist and which will probably include the 2,500,000 dole. of the American indemnity money), remains to be seen. In all probability these supplies will go to the continent. The exchange at Paris on London has rallied a trifle, coming today reported 25.30 for short. Quo tations of bullion in that market remain unchanged. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 4 per milk prom. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ox. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 26.27 ; and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 26.30, it follows that gold is about 0.119 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills of 60 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. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United littates. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. It appears from despatches garaged to his departments - 22,06.3,349 Increase 76,671 Seven day and ether bills 1,386,878 Increase 30,863 The Rest The Reserve This return exhibits the changes usually noticed at the termination of the dividend payments. The amount to credit of the Treasury is uow reduced to its lowest point, and in future returns will continue steadily ascending, till the termination of the gnar -1 ter. The increase in the bullion is as we stated it would be a couple of days ago, and shows that the influx of the precious metals is sufficiently decided I to counteract the tendency to a diminution otherwise to be expected at this period of the quarter. The increase in the deposits standing to credit of indi viduals and public companies is unusually large, and attests the difficulty that exists in employing capital in remunerative channels._ 1 According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of ail the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 17th of July, was 3,501,355/4 in the week preceding the amount was 3,510,461/. There is consequently a decrease of 0,1061. The note circulation of the joint stock banks during the same weekl was 2,836,5201.; and the previous week's return being 2,839,4291., the increase is shown to be 17,0911. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Rank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 23,747,7351. (being 367,980/. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 30,108,6101., which shows an increase of 378,9651.,as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 10th of July, and an increase of 3,343,4021. compared with' those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,193,7201., and the joint-stock banks 553,4071. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,747,1871. below the fixed amount. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Although business, as usual on a Saturday, has been by no means extensive, the English stock market is sensibly better to-day. Consols are quoted at the improved value of 100,1 to d both for money and the 12th August The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 101; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to IN ; India Stock, 287; Bank Stock, 233 to 2344. The Jane Exchequer Bills have improved to 71s. to 745. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, and Mexican, Peruvian, and Granadan are looking up. Mexican New Threes are quoted 25i to 284; Peruvian Actives mark 102 ; Granada Actives, 214 to 221; ditto Deferred, 91; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 22; Russian Fives, 121 to 4; Brazilian Old Bonds are firm at 102, the price being unaffected by the issue of a new loan of 1,000,000 L, as this is to pay off the Old Five per Cent. debt, guaranteed by Brazil. iil iii 311 40k I Ilya 1 2 lit IH 166 5 761 6, 6 die il li - 311 31 II Nil $l4 29 i 30 4 111 lii $3 33 IN DI 11 34 !I, !I6 2,4 In 111 441 144 NI 1114 1,. $4 a se - - ~• "4 OR I 1' 10 1041 613A1111/4 106 106 96 101 114 6f 611 If 1 pa 1 4 11 1 i AI Pl' 1 if 4l 1 1 " pos sd ( 11 '1 POI ih Me m lig I I •••• 141 I I * id 14 P a' 1•11 f lli 1 1 I PP: I Ile la 14 2.1 I ii; Per NS II) 5 I IPa ,11.44ATN. 14 IS 1 1 11 Ms ma pm 14 1 74 pm 74 1 4 in 1 I i 4 I 11l IN - - 10 IC pm IS I? LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 74 SO IS SO 7 4 3 . 104 ISS 70 104 93 Pot Amount. • PAM Mg 8 .• fte ew. per Orate. ++ per Cents lOl5l per Nate......._ 0 3 per Cents 3 per Cents. New Inen I . ea tondo.: t Melt, 1510; 90.11 e7;: wrypai litial M e sso 103 Mens a isplas Rents Mary. 433 — Yemen 3 per Cants 91 ... Do. 4a Piedmont p.a. 96 13 Treasury Don de Do. 5. 1911 — Beak Shane .—S .. PAWS, JULY 30t. Germain, 1,060 ; Versailles (right tank), —; ditto Deft beak), 01; Paris and Orleans, 1,111 10; Paris mid 930; Roma and Havre, 3/0; Marseilles ans t i re. tOleasticsarg and Sale, Ise 73; Nor th am, 611 11; Part. OM 13; Parte and Lyons, 763; Lyons end Aft - yak 1 41:11 1 6Trealsease end Treys, 113.1 30 ; Ouest, 647 EA; Dieppe Fumnip, 91173; Paris and ; badman and hats, 10 ; Oland Comte, 1,149, Bb et St. Older Cray, MO. Braun, JULY 28.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; New Loan, Four-and-a-Hall per Cent. 1850), 1041 ; ditto (1832), 10 41 ; National Debt, 94 3 ; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1235 41 ; fink Shares, 102 5. VIENNA, JULY 28.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, 961 ; New Loan (series A), 971 ; ditto (B), 1121 ; Bank Shares, 1,358. Exchange on London, 11.51. 73 70 103 93 PUBLIC SALES. JULY 29.—8 y Mr. B. Era, at the Mart.—The South Core estate, in the 'aunty of Suffolk, consisting of resi dence, agricultural buildings, and 422 acres of land, princi pally freehold, the remainder copybold at trifling quit rents and fines, sold for 16,7501. A freehold estate, called Grange-street farm, Westleton, Suffolk, comprising mansion, farm buildings, and cottage', and 227 acres of lend, also the manor of Weetleton Grange —10,6001. Freehold property near the preceding, called Fen-street farm, consisting of farm house, buildings, and 103 acres of land-3,9001. Twenty and a half acres of land, near the preceding, known as Cook's Lead-1,0801. By Messrs. NASH, at Garraway's.—Freehold farm, with part copyhold, called Great and Little Greening., in the parish of Charlwood, Surrey. containing 1254 acres-1,2601. Small copyhold farm of 14 acres, with cottage and build ings, at Westwood, Surrey, let at 151. per annum-3761. By Misers. 11. Baowg sad T. A. ROSIATS, at the Mart. —Leasehold business premises, No. 75, Cannon-street, City, now unlet, held for 10 years unexpired at 101.-5101. THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH IN DANGEIL—A few days since a Nor 'logien vessel, bound from Arendal to Portsmouth, came to an anchor in the Straits of Dover. On again getting under weigh, she brought up the cable of the submarine telegraph, which the captain was about to cut with a hatchet, when • French pilot, who happened to be war, remonstrated with him, and—but not with ou t some diaculty—indueed him to refrain, and clear the cable from his anchor without injuring it. THE CONVICTS KIRK AND M'COOPV.—Thera is no change in the conduct of these unhappy men since our last publication. They appear resigned to their fate, but seem to await it rather listlessly. They are kept in separate cells, with a turnkey in charge of each, but who does not remain in the cell longer than necessary to satisfy him for the due supervision of those i n hi s care. They will be exe cuted, it is stated, between eleven and twelve o'clock on Saturday. For e'ght or nine days after his sentence, Kirk refused to take food or nourishment of any kind, but he has now given up that determination, and both partake of the diet set before them. Sine* the trial, no person visited Kirk but his wife on one occasion and there was but one nen, • relative of M'Cooey's, cllled to see him.—Newry Ai EXPLOSION OF FIXE-DAMP took place last week is the coal pits of Kerkreede (Limburg), by which four men were k il led and two others mach burned. The accident was caused by the imprudence of a workman in sot taking proper procsationo—Uolismani. aiming Destwas No. ihare. Moms. P.M. pekoe done. yealsiday. „toolay. loo,uou I Apia Fria all 44ra -- 100,000 10.. 41200 Californian 15,001 20 Artinian ....... 10,10. 10 A totralaalarr 2 4 1.. 30,1100 20 Australian li 4 4 110,000 I tuatra , an Freehold all i I ain 50,000 I Are Maria h,10.. 4 4 4 10 S.* SO Mammon Iron end Coal '3 ... Ins,o oo 1 Itritih h Australian Gold all I 4.. L 26,000 111 British Iron mom 33 Ismail. Imp. (bo. at M. pm. 214 S 34 6,1010 30 Do. OreassandCalaba all 11,000 20 Du. in. John Del Rey 210.000 1 Canoes Creek all 100,000 11 Coloni par 4pm 12,004 .. CoOrs Copper .... ...„ 4O 41 13 al Gobi o. Tejo) I R Canin g. &Australian Copper ell 4 4 di. 20,000 20 General N.,,,,,, Mold., Mnuntain .._ 72,000 Grand D u chy of Dudes 11.000 Octal Polgouth all le :4 ym 100,00 E Liberty 1 0• 00 4 . Lake Datlittrat... 50,1001 Lon. &Calilus,GADa.C.Co. all 4 Ms 20,009 1 ilcainnerSoutliAtuerican 9 41 3 801,1140/ Yew Granada ... 200,1100 101.1 , 041.1 Monde 130,010 Port Nutty I 1 pm 60,1'00 Quartz Rock %fen I lent iogo &Cubs ..„.. ll4 12 13 20,0)0 imoth Autrallsa II 4 dl. 6.000 1 nn Croft 43,174 M. 361 121110,1 Mexican .. WI 11 24 100,000 1 woo Maripum ......... ill 4Ma . pin 100,100 I Yuba - 1 4 1 Pui • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. blistctsto-Larra, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial market, have been characterised by extreme beavineu, and to effect sales lower rates have in some in stances beeu accepted. The home trade buyers of Sugar have been very reluctant to operate, and prices have declined 6d. per cwt.; for foreign descriptions a good business wu done at in the early part of the week, although at rather lower rates; subsequently, however, there has been more inquiry, with little on oiler. The sales of Coffee have gone off heavily, Native Ceylon at 6d. per cwt. decline, while the plantation kinds have been chiefly bought in. The Dutch T ra di ng Company advertise 634,921 bags for their autumn sales, to commence on the 30th proximo. The quarterly sales of Cinnamon were held on Monday, first sorts of Ceylon were only saleable at U. to 3d. decline, while for 2nd and 3rd torts there was good demand at Id. to 22. per lb. advance on former rates. Very high rates are demanded for Cassia Lignca ; a parcel w ee this day bought in at about 10s. per cwt. advance. The Tea market remains quiet, and prices unaltered: a few sales are making out of the late arrivals. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, without much activity. Town Tallow is quoted 36e. to 365. 6d. net cash ; Peteriburgh Y. C. on the spot, 38s. to 385. 3d.; October to December, 38s. Gd.; January to March (18.53), 395. Maamyr AVERAOII.B.—Town Tallow, 395.6 d., (at by ditto, 2s. Id.; yellow Russian, 405. Od. ; melted stuff, 275. 6d. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 14s. ; good dregs, 61. WOOL MARKET. THIS DAY. The colonial Wool sales at the Ball of Commerce, which commenced on the 9th July, will close on Friday, the 6th August. The attendance of English buyers, from the com mencement to the present time, has been very good ; but very few French, German, and Belgian buyers have mime over to there sales. Prices have been very steady through Jut, and there is no appearance of any weakness at the elm*, which many have suspected ; pnces, however, have gone a shade in favour of the buyer. METALS.—Mr. Mate's circular states that there has been less excitement in the Scotch pig iron market this week, but holders entertain a good opinion of the article, and are firm at 46e. 6d. per ton cub, with buyers at 451. ; for three months open 465. to 465. 64. is asked, f. o. b. in Olugow. Bar iron and rails firm—the inquiry for the latter continuos. In Staffordshire makers are not anxious to take orders for manufactured iron at present rates, nor for early delivery, being already full for some months. Spelter has been quiet this week. 60 tons on the spot have been sold at 161. 18s. 6d. per ton. Copper continues very scarce, and the market very firm. Tin without movement. Lead is improving —the demand very good; pig is quoted 181. per ten. Tin plates no alteration. THE CONVICT UNDER SENTENCE OP DEATH AT WORCESTER.—WORCEATER, TUESDAY EVENING.— The wretched woman, Mary Robins, alias Richards, who was sentenced to death at the assizes here last Wednesday for the wilful murder of her ebi l / 4 1 by throwing it into a coal pit at Oldswenford, in this county, where it is supposed to have lingered some time before death put a period to its suf ferings, hat, since her condemnation, conducted herself in a becoming manner, though she does not appear to feel the full weight of the awful sentence passed upon her. Active efforts are being made to obtain a remission of the sentence, the chief ground being an allegation that the woman is of weak mind • but it is thought that, in consequence of the frequency of child saurder of late. the full sentence of the law will be carried out by way of example. It is said that the day of the execution to already fixed, though it has not been made public. It is along time since an execution took place here. WHBT INDIA PINES.—An arrival has taken place be a vessel from Nassau, New Providence, and Eleutheria, of the extraordinary large quantity of 52,000 pine apples, comprising nearly the entire cargo of West India produce. This is by far the largest quantity of pine apples which has ever been brought on one occasion from abroad, and is, therefore, of unusual interest, and will have the effect of causing a continued abundance of this highly esteemed and formerly exclusive description of fruit. 800 Th WAIFS RAlLWAY.—Arrangements are in progress 13r extending the electric telegraph over the whole of the South Wales Railway, se as to connect all the ports and places on the coast with the west of England and the metropolis by telegraph. Miss Britonrr Coterie has given the munificent corn of 5,00 W, towards the coat of the erection of a new church and schools in Limehouse. ASIATIC CHOLERA.—By letters received from a correspondent, we learn that cholera has again broken out in a most virulent form on the frontiers of the kingdom of Warsaw, and that between forty and fifty eases have oc curred within the space of two days in the city of Warsaw. It is further stated, that medical arrangements have bean made in all parts of the country, with a new of being pre pared for the calamity, should the epidemic unhappily again become general throughout the kingdom. The cho lera broke out on the 10th at Fleehon, in the Grand Duchy of Posen, and in ten days it c arr i e d o ff 17 persons out et 22 who were attacked. RECENT FIRE AT MONTREAL,—We under stand that the principal lots by the late Are at Montreal will fall upon the following °Mem . Montreal Mutual, 100,000/. ; Montreal Company, 36,0001. ; Equitable. of Lon don, 30,0001.; Etna, 25,000 L Some smaller amounts are insured in some other of the English officee.—Poe! Maga -6166. ;:t. IN 'lt. IN Is ii WS I