The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-27 00:00:00

[THKEEVENCE. MONEY MARKET. SATLUDAY EVENING, In July, 1852, the calls amoun:cd to and in Mil to 1,474,087/. In both ytars the e:11i. of July were heavier than those of any other mont!:. The total amount called in the first seven month of the last three years is shown below: The funds opened to-day a shade firmer than the last rates of yesterday afternoon, but a little weak ness soon became apparent, and prices closed rather lower, a similar partial feeling of depression perva ding the other departments of the house. Consols were first quoted 981 to lex div, for the 19th of July, but soon receded to 981 tot, at which they stood at the official close. Subsequently the flatness continued. and 981 exactly is the latest reli able quotation. Very late in the afternoon, when nearly all the dealers had left, Consols were offered at9B, the close quotation being 98 9-16 to 1; but, under tho circumstances, this can scarcely be taken as the fair market range. Business was very quiet throughout the Stock Exchange. The official busi ness report includes only :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for the opening, 19th July, 98Z, 1 ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 99, ; Three-and-a- 1 Quarter per Cents., 102, 4,101 Z, 102. Exchequer Bills remain steady at 2s. to ss. prem. The operations in the foreign stock market were insignificant. Peruvian stocks continue to show a downward tendency. The Swedish Loan still meets with inquiry, and maintains its late improvement. Other stocks were nominally unchanged. After official hours Mexican Bonds were quoted 271 to 261 ; Spanish Deferred, 231 to 2 the Certificates, 51 to 61 per cent. ; Peruvian D;ferred, 58 to 60 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1 dis. to par.; Granada Active, 211 to 22; ; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Ihe list of actual sales is annexed : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1832, 100. Brazi lian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981. Equador Bonds, 51. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 221. Mexican Three per Cents., 28. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 1 . Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 1 dis. There were no acceptances of new stock at the Bank today. Tuesday next, the 26th inst., will be "making-up" day in the share and foreign stock markets. The dividends due the Ist July on the Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds of the Michigan Central Railway, and on the bonds of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company, are advertised for payment in due course. First seven months. 1853 1b52 1851 This statement shows a remarkable increase in tho demand for capital for railway purposes, chiefly in connection with foreign undertakings: Australian Agricultural shares receded 2/. to-day, closing 70 to 72. Peel River were also rather flitter. In other land shares there was little change. Van Diemen's Land were last quoted 18 to 19. North British Australasian 1 to 4 prem. ; and Scott:sh Australian Investment, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. Australian Bank shares were steady, and Bank of Australasia showed more firmness. Oriental Bank declined 11. per share. Crystal Palace shares were a shade flatter, and closed 24 to 3 prem. London and Westminster Hank shares have been done at 351; Netherlands Land Enclosure (31. paid), 2!;. Pen n- Baler and Oriental Steam, 76; ditto (25/. paid), 391. Shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company were quoted dis. to par. Australian Building Company, I to 1 prem. Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, par to 1 prem. Aberdeen North American Land, Is. to 10s. per share. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 94 7.16; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents.,62ls-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 13-16; theCoupons,s 13-16 ; the OldTh,ee per Cent., Foreign, 481; Portuguese New, 36 ; trian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 5-16 ; Mexican New, 261; Equador, 4 5.16; Greek (Blue), 51 ; Granada Deferred, 'J„. The total receipts of railway traffic on all the ;ince in the kindom for the last week are thus stated by the Railway Times: 1 I I IAY•LtiI Ofilaalis. No. 'ffbarasl BASTA Paid prior dons ' I Saturday. to.day. —,-- 22000 1 I 15 Chart. Ran k of India, 40 I Aosteslada 000 Klhartd. Ban of Aria S ' 4 4 Ms 40, 50,000 SO , I 1 Australia, and Chios 2 1 11 so 15,000 ; 30 Eneltah, Scottish, sod Australian Chartered 10 4 4 pea 25,000 SO London Bark of Aus. • tralia and India !S,OOO . 20 London Chartered Sank of Australia . ..... 24.000 . 15 otlental Bank Corpora. all 49 SI 50,000 I i Royal Austral. Banking and Gold Import. Co 1 I dis par 8,000 1 13 , Sooth A astral(' !0,000, ZS [Caton of Australia 8,000, ... , Do. New 2: ; al 84 Total No of Average r , crill receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853.. £342,300 18 10 .... ii,7101 .... LA 0 3 1852.. 281,034 0 0 .... ti,*.7l .... 43 ti 71 The analysis of the returns siuee the Ist of Jairiary is thus given : . . -- - • . . Total No. of Average roc( ipt receipts. !Piles open. per mile. 1853 £7,226,&43 .... 6,7101 .... £1,6;6 19 St 1852 6,437,466 6,4871 .... 992 7 31 The returns of the Irish banks for the four weeks ending the 11th instant, show the comparatively large falling off of 142,3811. in the note circulation, as compared with the return for the preceding month, and a diminution also in the amount of bullion to the extent of 26,600/. The official returns arc as follows : •lot.d 1n..1 Circulation Menace Aicl.4..ve Name and Title. authortset:. Circula- anuottt lion. ct The Rank of Ireland 3,733,424 2,7 , 1,65 c 70344 The Provincial Bank of Ireland 1.27,6C.7 761,606 206001 The Belfast Banking Company The Northern Banking Company 213,440 2.0,862 1 5 1 ,903 The 1.11..ter Banking Company The National Bank of lreLmd The Carrick-on-Sttir National Bank of Ireland 21,034 13,343 5,434 The Clonmel National Bank ot Ireland 66,428 43,633 11,630 ToGtl I 11,314,49 t I 5,:;j6,114 I 1,i20,5Z7 THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The Stock Exchange preserves its aspect of re.. makable dullness, but prices are fairly supported. Consols opened a shade worse than on Saturday, at 9SI- to a, but the present quotation is 954 to i ex div. for the 19th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to j; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 101; to 102 ; Bank Stock, 2291; Exchequer Bills, 29. to 69., prem.; India Bonds, 28s. prem. In the foreign bond market there has been an almost total suspension of operations, the only stocks in which business is marked being Portuguese Fours, ex all overdue Coupons. 333; Spanish Old Threes, 48; ; and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 to I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was a short supply of English Wheat at market this morning, and the prices realised were generally higher than the rate of Monday last. In fureign Wheat on the spot the business transacted was not extensive ; at :he same time, a similar improvement was insisted apui. by holders. Flour was firm at former prices. Batley scarce, and fully as dear as last week. A few vessels have come to land with Oats, but not sutfi cient for the consumption, and the advance notc,l on Friday of Gd. to Is. per qr. was well maintained this morn- is/. - _ _ /leans and Peas continue to iutprove in value, owing to scarcity. AKE; VACS INTO LONDON FROM JUNE 20th La JUNE 20th. 4.lee. 2.;nellab. &Itch. Irish. eurele,.. Wheat 3,33 4r,74 Barley 5 2O I °v.v..... ...... 311 2373 3557 911) Malt ..... .... 4657 5-.) 11avar. b43ssaelte aad 2600 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract maTki.t; are very 11:111O-d.ty, and all articles must be quoted the same as Friday last. The following public sales are declared for to-murrow : Sugar: 400 nhde. West India, 11,500 bags Mauritiu-, 800 bags of Bengal. Coffee, 100 casks. Saltpetre, 1,200 bags ; Rice, 1,200 bags, and 100 big, Cochineal. Ott.s.--Sea/, pale, 331. 10s. to 31/. Os. ; straw, 311. to 321. Os.; brown, 30/. to 301. 10s.; sperm, N 1 . to till.; head-matter, 931. to 94!. ; cod, 311. ; South Sea, ;Os. to 35 5 1.; Olive Gallipoli, 681.; Spacial and Sicily, t 3.. to 641. ; palm, 3.51. 10s. to 361. ; cocoa nut, 3i. 'vb. to 401. ; rapeseed, pale, 351 ; linseed, 281. • . /' it.-,•/ . „. 7. Al -er,": :••••-• •ia--- 4 . , /,• ( e . , I , ( .... g ,"4,77 - 7 -- „ 4- .. ..,, v ( i " , f.: - .r.e. e dr.! ... ././...- . 1 ' . 9 ; • ... 4.-- - le re-... - .--...-" - • /.:. I r e' (ll__ ir 11:11 tit A ll No. 2,146.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1853. y: BLIN OREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBI- un-TUL'III IN IRELAND la ISIL NAVAL. . SHAER LISTS. MORMON RAILWAYn. NOM „▪ .. 1 . 11 toEttleT f l, - Elele (available for a asenth) an now le 8 1 eatworp sad Rountree., 11 01 dle • are *O.:owing SWAN.: THE SPITIIEAD SQUADRON SATURDAY EVENING. Se 1 illezeres to Guianese_ 1 dl. ep m let Clam 2nd Claes.6 3 'llleiman Einem Janottun. 1 11 PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 26.-Two other paddle-wheel There was no material alteration in the ra il way r i , r o tarkl ' i am 4 tr q* ; 177 137 t • n Easton Station) Pi 10 1.1 45 5 0 .., ~ _ . Ha. wiaci. 4 , 6 " 6(3 *, 33 0 steam-shipa, the Odin, 16, Captain F. Scott, arid the market to-day, and only a very quiet business. The fe 5 ossat imj" a italea ftlab ..!7. .. -1 4 11 14 :1 Pia dn The funds opened I ..,. 0 u. : • -• ,.w„ . `,-.. 0w. „,„;„, a, gen on ,„i„ 313 0 413 0 Leopard, 12, Captain G. Giff o rd, joisted the fleet at Spit-last rates of yesterda , had yesterday, the latter having been in harbour to coal, market opened with fi r mness, and a few stooks, in- an se Om Intlan •• •3 3s via n ess soon became air! , --•_ ..., iii. limey, Le anaemia, Coventry, eluding Lon d on and North Western, and Grea t d is I D.. jiitia6l;ll ... 14 If „ lower , a similar parti 5 3 0 4 3 0 and the former to have her bottom examined, in order to s 3 Great Wear . Ponneade. 2 le „ u i• re oaeoe, Iligelealleld, Laid.. Chef-ding the other depart asc er t a i n if any injury bad bee n i nclere g by h er i n gett i ng Weste rn s were quoted a shade better than yesterday all west..fcsosiNsbar., i die ipm 201 PA 10 Grand Junction of Fano I le pm .. ~ rue . ~ ..... ........ .. . .......... - I°4 Consols were first i ~, ...,,, warrington, Stake, Weeks- nut to have been the OW. The Court of Inquiry . . . Da Seeds (tad ise.) 1873 - - which we rases of the funds, and at tho close prices were less 8 i Imeastelstoo,3p.Ct:Pret 1 IMs 19th of July, but sou ."... k 4 4 0 3 s 0 reported on Tuesday last as having been held on board the De ri .., , , I bertvrfirmly supported. The decline, however, was slight. 22 111 lAseenaewre ... ... - M ft they stood at the off in, ~ ~ oee the wens to premed to Mater, Bauer, Dubai% Odie, to inquire into the facts of the accident, have decided le le Ea (I(milway) .. . ise 44 flatness continued. a Cori. the L.dier et Killarney, sad boat aga i n to the station at which that no blame was attributable to the efficers of the ship in I 3 Da ... ... ... . • le le II 66 , mot wa d aikels .sss iri-h TouTut , rttiteisentitt. d to have ti5.555d ,_. reference to the affair, it being unavoidable under the ea'. able quotation. Ver 6 1 Do. (Coal) .„ 11 lee belief ` n cumstances The A ant 46, screw steam frigate, THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK ie 4 Dag par al. Preferenee 4 4 ail Cap - The transactions in English railway stocks to-day 50 9 ILyees sad Mediterranean - nearly all the dealer ~.... g aka a dpe. 44 Westland-row, DuMtn, at very reduced rates, . • nog , gi...t. t..f . T .ur in the county Wieklow, in Kromer, and then • tam Fremantle, was taken out of duck yesterday, and telt at 98 . 4, the close quo r „,5..i..4.. goer Maims - for the journey fron, luthlln to Wilke, placed under the shears to have her new boilers put in. have been extremely few, and the market is on- lei 71 Means .„. .„ ... .. 11 2pm .4 1114 39 Yarn ann.. . ... - - under tho eircumstat bribe t srorsion to the 61 me. Fmessmy, and from Dulain to Gal- DETOSPORT, JUNE 26.-The Vulture steamer, changed in character. Generally prices rule the ss a. a a „„, L in giagi; 1 0 0 e f 74 way fot Ito four tbrough Columnar& same as on Saturday, although two or three stocks, 30 i2 O Do. Do4ek interim) .. - - as the fair market re ; ~.. pads...ref &deka is press*, grafi., witha l, copy of the Captain Glasse, came into harbour on Wednesday, and was including Lancashire and as 1 It Northern of Frazee. 331 334 throughout the Stool •Uakrated Irish Wiewlees tumete, o k,o compiled solely ice awe marred alospide the sheer hulk ; her foremast was taken Yorkshire and London as a, Do. 601. •• 1 , 6 „ . n no l. Two. out en Thursday, and taken to the dockyard. The llama- and North-Western have shown a little flatness. floe teat Amen. ehe. 14 13 nese report include*, Tbe fullest and mug aceurata ineameaten afforded at the Muter au lighter, Wood, master, arrived on Thursday with stores South-FAsterns are firm. te se Nor Truk Prefer. 64 9 sole, for the openict sat two- - a rawinnem Ogees 32 , Weelland-ron. Dubin. 5.5 also from Pembroke. On her voyage in the North Channel, she 1 90 1 li• Pun and Lyons ... ~ 131 164 pm Three per Cent. It etirseatainee .elere n geme la. fell in with the Manceuvrer, royal naval 4hter, disgusted, a French shares there DI a suspension of opera- 20 llt Pere rad Or,ears .., ~ 41 43 Quarter per Cents., BANKS of DEPOSITS and SAYINGS BANKS. Davin carried awe her mastt h e day. same She was liken into tow by g the Bemoan., and brought safely to tiering. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS, 20 ,i• Parkland Rouen ... . 40 4 1 fa I V Para and istraeovrer .. 331 36 Hills remain steady utvemratext OP CAPITAL.IO i 4 Perb.Caceesedassrloure 56 41 pm Falmouth. On Thursday even i ng t• e Coofiance steam-tug The operations in rAuriEs Pe-quous at INVYATING MONEY an fed teunnna 9non also today 161 74 Quotes add Redueoul ... 4 di, tar ea moor the pee of Use NATIONAL ASSURANCE asd INTRST- was despatched from Falmouth, and on Friday she returned Oh. 1 1 / 14,1 natzerave. 1 Saturday. g o 2 pai, XI I mason land naves ... ... 161 19e insignificant. l'erw MIST AveIICIATION, by widen • birth rate of interest any be ob. with the disabled blanceuvrer lighter in tow. The Queen -. . - a I !loyal Swedish weed. combined with perfect sentrlty. St. tee eminent and Magicienne are in the Sound ; and the St. Geo-ge, 20 4 ~,,, • li c kt . '" ... 37 271 NI 4 , ventrve aid Maur, - at 51 with inquiry, and m Peeled... 6 and fun 16 k 612111 51 0 ene7 be bed at de Obbia. at mt. Impregnable, St Jean d'Acre, Vulture, and Sybille, are in se., Some le 4 Do. 34 per Cent. Prefer., - - pun tree, es applicatkm. ant Ram lunation .134 61 3 4 1 111 t South Eastern of Frames - - Other stocks were harbour. Mr. James Burnett, a rupernumerary carpenter 134 all Insalleatv leetearearie gal •et 10 8 'esteem of Franco 4 3 pm PETER MORRISON, Iluegleg Dernetor. of the St . George , ' . . vice sI , snann„Ln ' a..nobn , Jan., 9 7 dib •official hours Mexii I. OIL Neeilleaideell.'hillelmasemree. Lamina Johan. Mr. William Smith, surnumerary boat- 174 11"1web2.*11f14.24382211te 10 23 13,1 all West Madera . 4 3 28: 2 ; Spanish Dere - - u Las os. es. do. 501 33 T 5 dis "DRIZE COCHIN CHINA CHICKENS. - swain in the Si. °Neff*, - ha . Nem 1 1Mmintild ea lie nrsagaimag Em u _ - t o o' he ' 10 10 Do. 34 per Conk Prefer. ldo 5; to 61 per cent. ; .1 - ISAAC DICES. of Relines Ledge, Trough near Norwich, is to the sheer hulk, vice Bant, superannuated. CV' at. too Coledenien .- .. 681 sat 1006 20 le Wanton " f th us ,. . 9 jai I 0 P Wintered theitsarland 4 01 die ditto Four-and-a-II fins in A position to rap t ly hie elan:li, that were highly coratnenced fain Alexander Milne, one of the Lords of the Admi- as all Chow mai Holyhead .. 29 216 20 1 tea year at Yannitee. an' have pro taken the filet a nt emend rslty, has been here during the past week, and has been ea • So ai Cork and Suelos ... ...I 30 21 rf V' •AI the West hew KEMbition. Prise 2 I 3a. per p.c row El Is. gaged with Commodore Seymour and the officers of the 61 C Dillffiellud DelbetJuno . i 4 3pm JOINT STOCK BANKS. to 10. Ihe list is, mot clamor. To be forwankd on receipt ot a Poet-office Dockyard, in arranging matters preparatory to the official " 7. Uv ul ae. r e el b • aed A b u" Austrian Five per ankle. dyes Janation 1 • 1 , i 1 LW" 2'l. ' l'l ' 2 r Old " visit of the Lords 44 the Admiralty. The quarterly muster 23 ,a. 2,,,,, m0 ,,,„ 4:: • • .1 36 s i No. ' Sham' Barth& p a ia r pk a , anus lan Five per CI C AUTION:To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers, of the men of the Dockyard by the Commodore , tales place is au Latt a /gat g god ef.)„l 36 4 31 I _ ' 'Saturday. to-day. per Cents., 1852, 98 ometess, as -Whams it has lately tom •to nay kcowledge, to-morrow. Colonel Green, the Director of Works, has SO fu Eagan Panties -.1 IS/ lee 13 f 22,5001 40 I Australian all lli IP 814 1104 One-and-a-Half per th 't maw esprtarieled yens , nor persona LAT, for mon lima port been here on official duties during the pact week, and has 23 ail Emmons U Ilk*, Claes A.. 40,000 15 Knead. Rank dada 5' 4 1 di . 221. Mexican Th: teen napalm upon tee public. by metier/ to the trade and ether. a visited the public departments, the dockyard, Keyham „, Pees E. U. Oka ........ 114 Ile 114 55, 000 20 , Chart. Bank of India, random. astkle utder the name of trostme pERMAN ENT MARK- yard, and the works at Ball Point, for the powder maga- '''',„ ~.,1 1' c0 ,t 1 .°i.„ . ....., • th ee H o rd 0 inn' . 1 51 al li 11 Amoeba, and Chlu I 1 11 p ee Four per Cents., INtl INK-this is to eau notice, that lam the original and sole sine, in com ny with Captain Milne, of the Admiralty ; 3 - ••;'' - a Tt IL as --- W.L D'.... - ii.kffirtaJ ... a3l Cl . 15,000 ;30 English, Scottish, arid Three per Cents., 21' peoprivtor and manufacturer of :be aid article, and do not i ropey - . P.. say tr ..,„,. / „ . 04 4,,,j,,,,,.. any p . 4 4 ,44 4,,, re,rment themselves ao Commodore Seymour, Superintendent of the Dockyard; St 19e ilsdiabargh and °Pao. Australian Chartered 10 1 4 pm Provincial Mortgag . 70 71 250100 Se tendon Ilk of Aus. • consist from my tetehlidament for the 4 meow •-f rolling the said ink. and Colonel Montgomery Williams, R.E., the Resident 10 le Ediabergb sad Peebles- - - Si.IN leatinburee. Peetb,Landeo 30 it intik and Idle _ 3 - - There were no I no. Caution is yolk-Met by me to prevent further Impomitton epos Director of Works. Dunng the past week the Commander - 3,5,000 '2O London Chartered Bank Bank today. use public, are 'writ... injury to emelt E. ge. Rosie enteexecutria in-chief of the Western District, MajonGeaeral Sir H. G. .„ 111 .1 1 , 136 ,,„, iOhelle:_..__le eauthWevelell - - of Australia „ lll 11 24 pin al amwidow of the IN John bend, 20 i Leell-laeo , Wog Winfield, dmith, has had the troops in Plymouth and Devonport cut jeZ liri Great Northers '" - 1 264 274 !LW . 13 lOnental Rank Corpora. all 40 el i Tuesday next, tht London. Do. A, monk ... .... 64 66 bbe 50,090 . 5 i Royal Austral. Banking day in the share an on two occasions some miles in the couatry for exercise and St. lea , Do. It, Bask ..._ ...I 1114 134 1 I .dada Import. Co. I 4 aid pr The dividends ant TISRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4.. a Dozen review . et 1100 ioL9outh.eadWeetrate., 110 113 B,ooo° 33 'South Australia 11 Ile.111001•Elt hem REDUCID his PRICE for Brighten Felten 81 ilflu Goat Wester, .. .. Ille Sef 20000, Se lUslon of Australia ts 111 TAU South Easter; .. 74 8 8,000, .. ' Do. New 2: isl 81 and on the bonds maii Fechisgen from Gm. :o D. per dozen. .tleo other 'crated waters's ACCIDENTAL POISONING AT CLAI'HAM. 30 , all ,Lascoater sad Carlisle .. 96 58 proportkm, end which ate mourpoesed if mat un. quelled. Siadosen 16:l till Do. Tana ~ - .. 13 16 pm MISCELLANEOUS. Railroad Company bamperscarrLar free. B•tlis and feks summed in each quaulltire St.ion 'Womble, and . YeritaLizi 711 781 784 4 only as may be vanalred. Deli twice daily. A prospectus with On Saturday Mr. Higgs, coroner for the Duchy of 10 16 , Do. 1111 ks .- 44 41 415 111 • 1 1 1 Closing , lIII I uf Prima utu be kid ete law-fluoPeßi 7. P l6ll - 0611 Lancaster, held an inquest at the Two Brewers. High- 14 111; Do. West naidegUelos Se 2/ „ No Ms, Muceetaxecies. Pd prices ' Beane= dose Shareholders of t Eva ; and 53, Greensenount, I Saturday. toelay. may receive the int street, Clapham, on view of the body of Mr. (1. Richard 10 .1 a l l t i i lLeedis Northern d .... ... I Blsslnwall S 1: 154 WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY Thomas Fenner, aged 47,a gentleman of property, residing " 1 10 ! 5 ' Loo.,Tilloary,ik litouthasiS is 11 pm ei to,cou, too' tworati.n seri._ 33 .78 78 at 4fr. 65e. per she' .. arm ., sag , f e e mono. Noon ,. Co w amain . .. St Clapham Rite, who was accidentally poisoned by swallow- St. ti 36 !Loa., Crighton, at S. C 0.." 104 03 Ereuth, all Patent Mentions. and ter Cos.un.ption if taken la tee lug a quantity of an embrocation St. lee , Lmallonk leseth.Weste 1151 116 1131 4 10,000. 100' 'mode Company... 524 ti 70 eels proceeding to 1 earikr stages, is seconsaend , dby to. faulty. Retract of a letter The deceased lived with his wife and family at Clapham. 10 111 I Do. MIN -. ~, , 11 14 pm 144 100,000 , 5 Crystal Palace artdrerorl by On Errant to the proprietor of wadi.r. Pectoral and was generally in good health and *pints, with the ex- 10 1 1 Do./lesb.,lLuedS.(C I I/ o 130.0001 4'Cryst.P9l.of Frame 1•4 . t „ rising. Sixty and Candy. dated September la, 1952: "1 feels pelmet la recummendhu caption that he occasionally suffered from an attack of lute- St. 10u London n Soutb- Western 89e en) Ne 118,711 I:N.Bdt. Ant. Land all -ee pm been paid for the vi IV'eett') . ° Peeatel Cut''' . in oul n ' nent2enm e inin°, i°211e443 ' u412b4, bago, for which he was attended by Mr. L. W _ So, 154 30., tie ... „. ... Si 44 dl. - - wide, asthma, sad affections re the ehr-t. 6. C. herons , 31.11. . 2112 " 40 .34 Da.„ MO . . ... 41 31 die gron, Seekvillt-villas, South Lambeth, who prescribed for 4,4 I all em i a mi e a my 3i boi l ealbe ly if 120,000, S'PeelElatateLlknin.l all 21 2i pm Notice is given Chrinestreet, Poplar New Town, London."-The aboa Invaluable 111 100,0001 1 AtettishAnekLimet , all .I 1 24 par S for a charter of in nndni„ ~.voted an .,. b y 4 406. o n . en in, m a mm on .. p i so w by the complaint a black draught and an embrocation. On 23 i all ILoadoederyllaseidulles 19 21 12,7u01 13 5. Asetullan Egad i23'43 r 5 1 all ebemilte, earegerker••. In hoses, at le. 14d. awl In. 8.1 each. Thursday week he inadvertently took some of the embers- Ilt.llo o Idanea,ehateaLineellen• tee 306 10,000 1 100 Van Diemen's Waal I 201' 17 19 . CoMpany." cation. Upon discovering his mistake he sent his .servaut all 44 Do.ligarelt Usel. Union 54 31 dis The imports of t MINES. been moderate. IXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.-Thia mild for his medical adviser, who promptly attended. The ens. ilf " I ° 2 Ifildland no. ......i• Dt a , • 4 7 0 2 1 4 7 11 n ...,10* aperient swears° humped the test of uPaersfy of 3 0 Toslcs brocation had a printed label en it, .. Embrocation. A 30 , vagarzh ,mr.... - - -- ZT , all "lien Felted es efeeNY NI twee 113 ° .1 241/41241°211, pored i fourth pa tto he rubbed in night and morning." 72l 41e - NATI:AULT BviiNING. of gold by the Car We have still no improvement to notice in the all armor disordered alliffibeil, dyspepela biller, derangement, affecis I 7 1; Ditto Hall dames- ... - - by the Derwentwe now of the liver, bower. tar Worm se a well am In the meet ebstlnate Mr. Weaver stated that he attended the deceased last et. cep •Newssortmat ... ... . 61 $4 general aspect of the market for home mining stock, dollars by the Atli eases of pit. 5., and I. patronised be the faculty generally. Praismed Wednesday week, what he particularly directed both the 5 i SC. Dis..&ny_itt_e_____e_tenelon 41 mu sellers generally preponderating. There are some dollars by the Et and sold eh anal• by tke Proprietor Storrington, SOM.: and re- deceased's end his wife's attention to the medicines that 22 0 . 2 , 7 1 I.4 .2 • Puri' l 4 1 4 " tail by all respectable chemises mad ;medicine s•enden In the United were to be administered. The embrocation consisted of an - 2 . , o . ; cr":„ w re " an- 12111111121".... 2 2 inquiries, however, for North Pool shares, in cense- 1,000/. by the Mai hiredeni, in Win at Iv. It ; fa. the., ts. od., 1I•., and •224 r. each• ounce of laudanum, a drachm and a hale of strong solution - ft. 104 - ; IN - ozlltfo War . l" .. "1a ... 14 ... 11. .... 1011 4 55 9 quence of an improvement in the mine. The follow Own, test none arc gen bat thou with "Gave Lama" on the . was also advised gourmand stamp. of ammonia, sad the remainder of soap liniment. On the IS 16 I Do. New_., ~ ... - - ing sales are reported :-North Pool, 275 ; Alfred from New York w Thursday morning the deceased's ,errant called on him, 50 1133tortbere Oeunitie Unica 36 li die Consols, 191, 1 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 30, 32; Wheal THE DAI L Y NEWS when he immediately proceeded to tho house. Deceased S.. 190 :North British ... ... ... 331 34 - • Arthur, 25 ; Clive, 21 (with call); Bedford United, the telegraphic de Locdon Mornlng raper, price sd. stated to him that about five o'clock he got out of bed, and te 14 North Devon, No. 1. ... - - die 7i; Merllyn 4; Herodsfoot, 12 ; 'fincroft, 8•; Tamar impoTte may be ell II all Do. A A Deterred Asa Political Organ, the DAILY NEW 9 li a: the heat of the I.L. took up a bottle. Ile tasted it, and observed that there 1 5 g D o , ig D n o d 7_ -_ r y a The influx of Celli Congas, 21; 1 ; Santiago, 51. The gold mining beat Pow of Great Britain, advocating free c immerce in de breaded was something peculiar in the flavour which he thought 110 17e.North Staleciaalia.. 41 44 dis The imports from was, and all 9 and and practical moose, veneer Political, social, might be camphor. He poured fume out in a wine glua,which * er. 'Wets Western or segediatioaLshares continuo utterly neglected, and quotations are nearly 190,101 /. In th extent and value of Its General Nemo -in the sunray ado he drank off. He instantly f oun d that it was not a le 10 ',Unhand S.Weeternfune -- pm block draught, the phial containing which was by the side 0 11 1: 1 1 00 ° 2 °l .oo tr o `it t W e.o iN on e 72 . °1 " . t•1 04 42 , 6 60 i 404 0 merely nominal. Sales, however, are not pressed, The Custom-hot Law Repine, -in the ample, truthful. aml impartial diameter of its r oe *, i nte ee m .,,,,, ad In the ', i e.,' a p r005 ,,;,,,,„1 e0a5 ,,i 0 l i s • of it. Witness applied the stomach pump, and employed S t . 100 :eatitinh Midlanill ... .. . 1 89 61 and consequently prices are fairly supported. West. precious metals di Granada were better, there bAng strong buyers at ending Thursday Mt MAtitM conteined le the (Sty, Railway, and Monetary Articles,- other means to neutralise the effects of the laudanum, and se, toe . na mom ,e, In inn .. _ . 1 el 63 par. Lake Bathurst shares were sold at the miss 30/. in silver, and Iles Paper ia uneurpaseed. succeeded. For several days he improved. Oa Friday in- Itt. IN Do. LAN.W.Goar.Sit I 70 74 •70 It cameos a more detailed net of shipping than any other paper- rable price of 10s. die. on 11. paid. The New South fiammation of the windpipe came on, the effect, of the sm. 10 II 'Shrewsbury ad 111 I die representing . an a as eaelueivelv early report of Shipping In the Indi In nem by every • ...,..., sail-nut 60 . only doily A i th . og Re ... it., ~n o 6 , 6 0 1 6 , e6 , 66 moue. This he succee d e d in reducing, and he had hopes 1 4 1 ISO ralooebur7 ana ( INN , Wales Gold Company's shares have been run up to published aaywhere.l7 19 of his recovery. Oa Sunday he had &nacre"' symptoms , 054 6 ,, 117 5: 2 .8 • 27 61 ,'“ 12114 "- . Si 84 This return is of a g a ss ra g o go 4 lr co fanatics, as being the only paper braids the upon which further advice was obtained. After that he 2 4 20 , f u , Dann r,;* *" " 166 1 4 4 itol l. per share. National Brazilian (Coates). were rather flatter, deuce of the reviv ket for gold for Tames" which raeliiiles , and hat &Unit exclu&d, hum its colonies gradually sank and died. The death was caused by in- 20 Ile ebropolnre Vain ::: :: ee le En but Linares and Great Polgooth showed an upward the east. The ac Boorman' severtireintan. haling the vapour of the ammonia. fe et ewes Drina .. .. Dv palms 1 9 1 9 . 416, 1.4002 is 413"" by the I'l mare 14 swop Verdict- . That the deceased died through latrine Mad- et. 100 Rosati &Aare ... so leaned for the year Clio to e . e iviaraia tondos, Nespaper% y tendency. Gold coin : to Bei winch it will be wen that be tarot- ( ine youngest by more than vertently an embrocation compesed of laudanum and am- , 14 5 1 : .1 66.21 , 14020, v o irodulL ialw i 66 4,- Di i- 23 13 1 34 14 1 The West Indian descriptions were a shade flatter. 53,5001.; to Bel; City Mil) bed la dee year, beaten its three oldest competitors : mono, instead of a black draught." to 5 I Ditto dine - - Metcalfe closed, 51 to 61 prem. oz.; to the Maur: Letabliebed. Stamps honed. SI all Stocktos lt Deanna )1•10,1110 Cni.oviete 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. ; Gnat Nuggets , 1 3-16 to logne, 5,216 oz. Mosinee Paw 177.:.... .......... 1129.000 1r II? 'vale of Neath ~ ... .. Hi 131 to Hamburg, 10,1 )10•331,43 HUSAI.II DAILY NEWS The continued mantras& of tht . pnancia *vanes the following 10 114 IWeet Cornwall . . 10 104 Port Phillip, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Agua Fria, We also hear spate Raney espaned Isir a cmatemporary: ___, to !Ms.; Wlnsbledon and Croydes 1 ills par 1 9-16 to 1 11.16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, It to Forerunner, for A " toe' luny New,' is 04 Younle•t of all the 1 . 06,106 made, This morning considerable excitement prevailed to , 1 ,woocuold - - papers. From the fir th took high ground arld • bleb liberal tone-re- in the neighbourhood of Holywell-street, Strand, in come- IP.' 100 1 Vorli o rteetastletrerwisit 69 704 ;7) 1 5 prem.; Anglo-Californian, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Fletcher, for Ne protestng conentently the einavvatlve liberal.. .Wien iP clearly nuenco ut the earth having given way and buried 22 '3O Pa* ' I N Yztenrit.nr the pu blic "ow.. a znotuuld • anal Sve. 9l l. loth the ocrvnll highest - 4 131 ller Do.O.N.E.Paretasee eireelation .4 the reererranei . daily mese, and with the lamed three of the workmen alive. The road in the as. IN leek and North Midland 61 •Ne follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min- nearly all for 1 muter eg udeeneesenta - ant to tee • Times •---ohtslned by any above named thoroughfare has been laid open ing and Streaming, 1-16 dia. to 3-16 pm. K2 _; Melbourne kingdom for the _____. 621 4 DIP?. political more Nan eofreePende with Ica loommwela roving for some days past for the purpose of impving beesmce. the sewer ; and in one part mama of the men were es- LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAL*. Gold, 1 to 4 per share ; Australian Mutual, 5, to 130 , 000 /. , and oi 1 dis.; Australian Consols, 1 to / die.; Monarch balance of about T. Wore• red of any Bookeirdler or Newman In the kingdom; or at dirOlass. 10, Illuveekestreet. eteet-ellett. Lemke- ploy ad in the act of underminiag. While thus engaged the 6 ,. 100 ~,o 6onennouro (bona earth fell an, and three pow' seuLi laid victims to the fearful 1 g o a om e na ugm m a in o 106 10 4 Gold, Ito i die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, ato a per share; Lewis Hill Range, We have reef): spondents blamir MR. uwelffifra NEW PTO , Y. catastrophe. Up till half-pact twelve they had not sue- GO Se ;Cowden bustle& Now main In I arm leavens ' are ed.. ceeded to finding either of the unfortunate men. 1 (Meese leCalsilleellen)... 34 Si Ito 5 per share ; Golden Mountain. I, to 3 per share ; rican Bondholder' THE LIFE and D TH of SILAS BARN- et • too la=data.awrie.ct. Lake Superior Copper, 1 die . to par; Cologne in calling togeth Fnke. Pr TAI.DOT Gamma, Fan., mother 4.4 "The Schwa On 01. Assuan) 130 159 152 ti LI Olowsester Sr Dana Forest Lead, a dis. to par ; Carberry West, Ito 3 di e ,; holders for so ear. M Fathers." and "The ectseel tor Dreseuve." , par a prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to eider of the pi Inane: Smith. e ENrr, ad Os, 15, OonfailL ftemedieCiesstWasteer 33 34 Connemara, to A state ball is to be given by the Queen at ma o n J u n e uu nku &gu y. 1-16 die.; Sulphate of Barytes, ;tow Buckingham Palace on Friday evening, which le expected I flawed to M.N.* Der.) - - CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, to equal in brilliancy, and the number of the guest., the 50 an Iliallitterfty(Lierknelltsi 111 114 Lackamor Copper, 1 to 5 prem. ; Adelaide Land urged that bond artaedas. aaa-satablad. tad Orhill'. 1 m Nat by Pee. first state bill of the season. ,The King and Queen of U . 12 Das t Nem 0 1110 (0.• Se 57 and Gold, 14 to 04 die.; Obernhof, Ito / pm.; tam. L ns.4 gates (ditto) 174 2S Hanover, and the circle of foreign princes now staying in "a ih ---- • I Britannia Gold, 3 to 4 per share ; Poltimore, I accept part instett WHAT TO EAT, MONK, AND AVOID. 124 1 Leaden mod Oriesswieb sent a great temp g governmental this country, are expected to be present. to 3 die . ; British and Colonial Smelting and Iteduc- in ri. (Bend colleen' Niemen 14,1 141 LECTURE TO YOUNG max. DEATH OF MRS. CATHERINE CUMMING. -This 30 20 Ditto Pridirenes (dim., 98 27 tion, 3 to I prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 1 prem. ; even to suffer the Mr lady, who was the object of the commission of lunacy which 30 20 Loweet"rtGeantiNCest. HOW TO BE HAPPY. sat for so many consecutive days at the Eyre Arms Tavern, )elard to Norfolk) IT, PP. •-• to i prem.; Great Hewes United Tin 1 die. to Proposals mature) MORAL AND ?STOICAL RAJOYKLUT rr um St. John's Wood, a few months since, cud which at the /a ft su all 4..p1,„,th10 41150 per 4P7mIC2 time vested such intense excitement, died at her res id ence , -. flessidto l I.amor.amd.) 3 Ilf v. 3 prem.• Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 ' die. ; New any portion of th ON SPECIAL MUSES. Gothic Cottage, Abbey road, last week. Since the verdict se all Iglingmbrof gut Ream m. of thejury, which found the unfortunate lady insane and ilmeelliellterkLit Dori. - - South Wales Coal, 4 to i dis. ; Austnlasian tration, the case Coal, 4 to 3 dig. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), f to t November, 1851, TIM L'UTITUTES OF MARAUGE LIFIL incapable of managing her affairs, Mrs. Cumming has a•en lOt all Illidamelealltred(MadL) IN 1011 prem. • Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 51 to 63 prem. • Port hurriedly called TO. under the close surveillance of a lady appoieted by the "! 3° 12111212.1121Wern ouou 06 " bow .% 12. 6 , 4 rC ,:. u 6 . 7 DlelfAtirel OF WINTER. Royal ( of Jamaica) 14 to 14 prem.; L'Aigle d' O r, 4 holders, as the n Lord Chancellor, and has continued in pretty much the no. 301 alt Do.lsed /parent. (do.) - - to 5 die.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, ing the proposal' tßefilill DIJAKGYMENIII, conaTtranon, and MAIIIOIIII. tame state of mind as she exhibited prior to the official in- 53 33 Preeseuerwretless.Lse- HOWL gutty. It will be 'remembered that one of her principal 1 late.WeeLerLane.lkYork - - rto a prem. ; Albion Gold, i di e. to par ; Brucutu waited in vain fi la. and s. eccestricities was an intense love of cats, many of which 12:i Ileiffitto e skates (ditto) - - 1171"1"n. IRISH , sad 2 MM "I L & 2 2 ° 414 11 • 081 ‘ animal. oh. kept in it close room, and ordered them to be le• 100 : 1 1 ,0 7 91 Nendft 1- ntlleas Gold, par to 4 prem.; Aubio 4 Coal and Iron, 1 die. then made. It is/ to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, r to 1 per that tho holders u. : , M Get Northers BYDILOPATHY: OH, THE COLD WATER CURL fed with much ceremony nff clean plates, with white nap- m.! I , , Da. ahaana th at m, lll us share ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 4 to 1 prem.; Mount the ratification of kips and knives and forks laid for each. This singular feel legislature of tb gesewoost, 13, Pentasogeagow; Canalho.l4 7 . Tblet-Menet , 'ears II 14 legultateMbrdshire(leand Carbon Coal, 4 to 3 die.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick w. *mina. aid all boo:minor: me M. A . Celverwell, M.D. le, ing left the unfortunate lady, o li o constantly talked I to Mr. 10Clesa) ll Of Ea Arrell-Nona, who may be sensulted den, tram Ds NI .s of her feline favourites ; nor did she ever become the. 60 ea , Wear Yell? 8 p.CLesa aed7 Ulla raughly reconciled to her daughters, one of whom married (lewd to tocktot&Dar. - - Tin, par to 1 pm.; Great Crinnis, 3to !prem. adhesion, as the .. 32 U more solemnly co - - • -- - ------ . contrary to her wishes. The will which Mrs. Gumming 1 1 , . 6 , 0 21 4 11 0 t2 to ° A l l l socoor l2° Dr oio ; to , • THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoes. tke commission of lunacy left the hulk of her have stronger ind f.//otAING OCCURRENCE ON Tall SOUTII- made prior to , to (L as t Weetorel.- 105 104 106 property to Mr. Robert Haynes, one of the numerous soli- The gold mining shares remain quite stationary far as we can lea] WENTERN RAILWAY. eaten she employed in the transaction of her affairs, and in price, business being ' almost at a standstill. objection to the ALTON, iChn 25. this circum s tance it was which mainly induced the mem. PREFERENCE SHARES The Land companies shares are also unchanged, looking at the I hers of her . family to . sue out .. the cammisaion against her. AL I too Aberdeea 52 58 Australian Agricultural are quoted 70 to 72 ; Peel Republic is cents An accident of a moat awful character, which Was Mrs. Cumming was in her s sth year. e ' all Arameen No. 2,7 per Ct. MI it yesterday the subject of • magisterial investigation. occurred ROYAL MAIL STEAMER Ili• l'° 1121201 W not" 4 Per O lO7 1 09 I River, 21 to 21 prem. ;an d North British Australa- comparative valui sian, Ito 4 prem. Scottish Australian Investment street of the ca DEPARTURE OF Tllle en the branch line of the London and South Western )tali - la IN Onedmilea OW - way, on Wednesday-last, by which one man was cut to AttIIUCA -The Royal Mail steam-ship America, Capt. 16 .. 3 c 0.,. 6 . 6 H ,, iybesd are a shade weaker, being sellers at 2 m. Lane, sailed at half -past 12 o'clock, from the Mersey, on rite on Cork end gawk* , e dis par From the evidence adduced before the bench, it appeal Saturday, pre correspondents, vi rie-t.. and the lives of two other persons jeopardised. for Halifax and Boston, witb the usual mails fur if an . Dundee , Perth, sad Aber. St. John del Rey shares show an ,upward ten- bian debt (ex. the thet nn the day previously named, three men , named re . the Brit i sh provinces and the United States,l3o passengers, ~. -.i due )oasestie If dency. and New Grat Ile RestAngllan(Bl.loel6p.Ct • 4 41 epeetively Benllll9lll Hunt, Wtu. Trimmer, and Cornelius sad a fair cargo of fine goods. The mails were under the Se 5 S ,Do. 40. 1117.1 7 per Cl. 5 Ile laustog pIi•IDCIS F.quador new etc MOOri, were spoof/id to keep the lines of metal in good c a titlge of LieuL lio . y . ce, Admiralty agent. 71 9 Do. de. (71.176.)7 per Ct. A le pm 1 1 : r'ea' done of overdue inter No. Mooed Mono . IPaid.i Saturday. tads condition. The lire-named (now deceased) was foremen, POST - OFFICE MONEY ORDERS. - The - The following 64 q pat.Cos.Late.,3 pe,Nol. 11 2 1 pm _ - . 7. 1,6501., being for el ea Ditto do. N 0.2 1 1 „ - sal on Wednesday he and the men under him had received notice has been sent to all the provincial postmasters of the , 1 . IS 00,001) 1 aim& ern 1 all llfll pm deed dating back their week's wage', and aid afterwards gone to a newly- United Kingdom, v i a.:- The Postrelee , r- General , with I_ o ' 2 1 1 ,55, D0. t. N u e .1.5. 8 a per Or p n et t o n p. tee a l 20 14 4 30 1 1 10,000 1 rain& Australian 0014 all 1 aim par open, d beer.shop et Hollybouree, where they all got in- the consent of the Lords of her Majesty • I reuury, has a ' 6 3 Ediol•urgh, Perth, and 1000)0 O. sAnybCalitorimus toxic did. They left the beer-shop together, and having bun pleased to empower and instruct every postmaster , Dundee, Mew Cent .... 31 31 10,000 'lO l eAustranisies alined the railway, they laid themselves down on the line who itttleb and pays mere , orders, ter atop the payment of en. len Great Northern 5 imam! Ifs I3u . 110,000 20 4Arstratlan 60,601 1 lAastrallan Cordillera an. rant to sleep. The 3 o'clock afternoon train came an order, when the postmaster has good reason for believing Su 10e , 110. 3 per !est, strip . Hal __ 1 _ at le pat. pm 111 13 100,000 1 Australian Freehold down at the usual time, when Hunt. who was lyirg that the applicant for payment is neither the rightful claim- 15 _ _ .. w ill ow. i. 36,000 1 !Ave Maria 4.:1 1 4 die stock at the rate I is refused on on the rail., was caught by the fire-guard of the ant, nor sent by him, but whenever payment . o. 4 .l lo&l swsotnt( Zm i li g . It 4 5 1 1 pm 300,00'. 1 atiti.a Atuersllan Gole all dial pa 1 lioometive, which cut his head in twaie, and this ground, the case must be reported immediately to the n i , 55 I •Gnest.laks&flanteexspe of 7) 10,000 90 ienefterelnes 13.2 9 per 1,000/., or a then I urltd his body off the permanent war, and secretary of the metropolitan office of the kingdom in sh. INIGLWoa, reeeem.4l one. 105 107 10,000 33 re Btu. Imp.ties.-Pit pr , If, 11 5 value of the pre killing him, as may be supposed, instantaneously. Trimmer which the transaction occurred for instructions." IL 'As Due irreimates gear et 103 iO4 1111 CON 80 I De • CouseandChisbal sh 444 nominal amount a none a . ' Do. M. :oho Del Lee , It SI 33 xd 32e Sxd was lying close le the rails, and deal drunk, but, being THE ROYAL DISPENSARY, ALDERB6ATE.-Yeeter- I 4 I__s_ tannaldwallremr zsol i ifie i Int ita,m: 4 'Carson's Creek ell l dis 4 ;:e for which no imm roiled a little on one sido as the train came up, fortunately day morning a eermon was preached at the churrh of the . 6 112 77122°2 P l 2 2 . 222122nn2 " - " 131 " St. 100 . Lone BristeGuar.6 pent' ISO 137 12,009 40 ' Coen Copper ........... sa - - which 18 to be I escaped, but the other man was making his way across a united parishes of St. Anne and Agnes, with St. John M. 100 Ditte.Preferentals par CLI - - 100,004 3 !te•olonial Gold , 1 14 lipal meadow as the train was coming in, for the purpose of pro- Zachary, Aidereete, by the Bishop of Oxford, before the go 3 i aL asthaeogeos. .1 n 4,1- .... . i „..,„... 114 10 11 10 1514000 Bt. .Copper Miners of Eng., aii 60 0 The value of this curing more drink, when he likewise fell down insensible Lord Mayor, sheriffs, the alderman of the ward, and the 12i all Londooderryeketee..ll . , __ .lation. 8,000 23 +Do. Pref. 76 percent., all 7 s gar and also escaped. Neither the guard, engineer, nor fire• gen•lemen of the Common Council connected with the 131 al t 1 1 0 . 1r . ol si tr a t i a i t Ath ol , 15 5 4 II /111,100 5 tkrurAAuetraiianOoppr all i 2 If dim The statement arse, saw the Ten on the line, and were perfectly uncurl- ward. The Royal General Dispensary was established in " 10 IC , Do. New SIO ... . ' 101 11 101 o ,Great Nugget rein all ,1414 pm month of July ii snout of what hal happened ; hut Mr. Lillywhite, a miller, the year 1770, andsit &pears was the first dispensary ever 6 ' 3 I Do. £6 . . 6 A „ An 1° " " 'I ' Do. Wintered - .. is pawing by the raillery, found the deceased across the instituted in this or any other country . . From the Ist of 124 a n jeuye ,g Dej a,. 4 '4 0 5_ ,:.. _. V i n leeeee 30 leGe, coal , alt .IS 17 If - eekly RaPtcay 12,05' A ,Graa4 Duchy of Cadet ' ell I die ear MY IN Jee r . 1853. metals, deaf. and dreadfully mutilated. Trimmer was January, 1852, to the 31st of December in the same year Pt. 100 kiait'andOons.ltr.abep.O . ISO 153 lying close by him. fast asleep, with a piece of bread in his (including 2,142 visited at their own homes), that the num- 161 6 Dam Prelerencw.... ..... par apm 11.004 a 'Great Polgooth 100,09' 1 Lake Bathurst all 4 1 di. Dublin and Drogha mouth mid • knife in his hand. Mr Lillywhite at once h er of patients admitted to the benefit. of the charity was Clat. .1 1 pO s N .... 0rt0 . .. litliatewslas .. _ .. ,... 5. .. ! 116 116 110,080 1 ifihorty proceeded to the station here, and gave an alarm, when not less than 11,981. 1,348 remained under cure at the end ; 1 !,, , ~..iii pert 17,2_,1 411 „, ILI _ 122 9,00' 1 eLinaree two porton came to the spot just before the luggage train of the year 1851, making the total for the year 18.12, 13,329, 1; i 1 , 13, .."''. .. 71 i „,,, i", NOVO I ifeedlonnenittorn. Gale' Gt. N. of Seottatd, Orli °eine In sigh:. After 54011 time they succeeded in arousiwr of which number there have been cured, relieved, die- E L I egag n uhnvegin _,„ ~ 11'6 ill 1154 Quena Crushing Co. all ,1 . 1 nalor Postponed ... 100,000 I Illuiquita Trimmer, sad removing the deceased, when Moore eroeeed missed, 11,928. Eighty-one have died, leaving under cure N ell 'North dtalareldre I 534 264 London Tilbury, a Oztord. Wereseser, sea 20,000 le !!...eathermikStAmerieen e 11 8 the line, swearing dreadfully at what he termed the folly at the end of the year 1852, 1,320 patient* , the total num- 6 Vat I 'New Granada of his companion in lining his life. Moore and Trimmer ben attended to during the year being 13,329. At the con- a u 1".. Won't .413. II parekat - - au Dn.* . ditto ditto' 14 14 pm . moon 1 , Nouveau Monde ware sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment for being found elusion of an impressive discourse, his lordahip strongly S 8 etnewallelleualeurGuar. 104 11 30,000 10 I Novi Seals Mining and! Mon. drunk On the line ; but th e inquest het not yet been held advocated thee:aims of the charity. The collection at the tie gg u genn agg e ni ge /gre.w,i Copper Smelting 5 -- Cs Minh Devon, No.l ... on the deceased , 0 0 5 Port Philip KW I ila erte Root all par lam Ig 1 teed Halves . 144 13e YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK ItAILWAY.- _l4 ...14 _Do s : .11_... Oat ...... ... 4 I ow 110.60. nos *Rhymes, Iron 18,101 13 Ofittc New Tat: Nt.w BARRA:K.4 AT DETONPOP.T.- The ex- Volta. SATVIIDAY.-A special general meeting of this co g - r e 71, 11 Wir .1 •14,'„, ......., per 6 6 ,,,, 7,0 t. 30 mintiseo &Cubs ........ I let 161 64 Preston and Wyre,Hat Mosier. contracts for the building of the new barracks at Pan) was held here to-day, Mr. Pulleine, chairman of the 14£ a u .6 , 00t 0 mu m ( £0. 4 0 61 , Annie Rum I "It 264 60,00 , I smith Anetralisn.....„. 'al I I die • par *Quebec and Ricbmon,, Derooport has brat taken by Mr. Thomas Clift. of PI- company, presiding. The object was to consider a scheme I aim ' 112 11 11.0011 10 I'm Croft ... i 7 i 8 In eleiyal Danish mouth, the contractor tor the new works in 41.174 NAM t Ceitel Mesicsa -.... ' ail 4 44 Shrewsbury and Hera peeress in the for incorporating the Basle and Chair Railway .. Cos. The Chairman, &Ler some te , l all °°: eth il . ° Y . nr 4 PM pered•Oulf 134 2 0 4 6 • 1 q u e u e drickyani, and for the improvement of Sutton Harbour, piny, working their line, MC. f 6. 3 Waterfordaltilkenny6pat 4 die par 70,500 1 Waller ..... ,sh IMs t pm expressive o 100,000 I West Granada I4I 6 dig Ipm Plymouth, and en extensive builder. The contracts now preliminary observations, moved a reso lution „, :too T tot ,Nelmitiot ii ..... meeting of the bill. Mr. Alder- "" s Itsg.purob. - 163 109 104 100,500 1 0.-et nutted. « 1•11 I s die 11 entered int o i n „l,,, an alteration in th e approach to approval on the part of the . . , OLNorte o 154 10e,40 1 ' F o r.. . ell I i th e 1 • The proportion ei .. 3 11 ""nnoort fr PI h d t . of the M t man Leeman seconded the motion, whack was carr i e d re 3 mu, inn° _ . i va om !unlit ,an en ex ension - 26 le lorideN.MAJLeS.Partin t Troadonale by imp' deed • the holding, of Login Wase Parade, as well as the new barracks. unanimously, and the misting then separated. Shareholders of the Dijon and Besancon Railway may receive the interest due the Ist July, and fixed at 4fr. 65c. per share from that date. The rates of insurance against war risks for ves sels proceeding to Russia and the Danube arc still rising. Sixty and eighty shillings per cent. have been paid for the voyage out and home. Notice is given that application has been made for a charter of incorporation for the " Electric Gas Company." The imports of the precious metals this week have been moderate. Our list comprises :-19,668 ounces of gold by the Carnatic, from Sydney; 700 ounces by the Derwentwater, from Hobart Town ; 306,883 dollars by the Atlantic, from New York ; 104,000 dollars by the Europa, from the same port ; and 1,000/. by the Madrid, from Portugal. The Arabia was also advised this afternoon as having arrived from New York with 525,000 dollars (as stated in the telegraphic despatch). The total value of these imports may be stated at about 270,0001. sterling. The influx of Californian gold is now more decided. The imports from New York this week amount to nearly 190,000/. Tne Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 12,700 ounces, and 30/. in silver, and 17,666 ounces and 53,500/. in gold, representing an aggregate value of about 125,000/. This return is of some imp**ance, as affording evi dence of the revival of a certain demand on this mar ket for gold for transmission to the continent and the east. The account in detail is subjoined, viz., Gold coin : to Boulogne, 10.000 ounces; to Calcutta, 53,5001.; to Belgium, 1,500 oz.; to Hamburg, 120 oz.; to the Mauritius, 800 oz. Gold bars: to Bou logne, 5,216 oz. Silver coin : to Sierra Leone, 301.; to Hamburg, 10,100 oz.; to Boulogne, 800 oz. Silver bars: to Boulogne, 1,800 oz. We also hear of the shipment of 3,0001. by the Forerunner, for Africa; 2,0001. in coin by the Joseph Fletcher, for New Zealand ; 1,5001. by the Isabella Hercus, for Sydney ; and 17,520/. by the Tagus, nearly all for Lisbon. The shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to nearly 150,0001., and our statement consequently shows a balance of about 120,000/. in favour of imports. We have received communications from corre spondents blaming the Committee of Spanish Ame rican Bondholders for the alacrity they have shown in calling together a meeting of the &leader bond holders for so early a date ns Tuesday next, to con eider of the proposals for the settlement of the debt forwarded through Mr. Mocatta. It is urged that bondholders, by showing eagerness to accept part instead of their full and just claim, pre sent a great temptation to unscrupulous and default ing governments to propose a further parting off, and even to suffer the entire arrangement to be strangled. It is certainly prudent for bondholders to weigh the proposals maturely before consenting to throw over any portion of their undoubted claims. As an illus tration, the case of the Venezuelan bondholders in November, 1851, is referred to. when a meeting was hurriedly called and got throng , and the bond holders, as the reward of their eagerness in accept ing the proposals of that government, have since waited in vain for the realization of the promises then made. It is recommend( din the present instance that tho holders of Equador Bonds should await the ratification of the proposed arrangement by the legislature of tho Republic. before giving in their adhesion, as the government would then be at least more solemnly committed in the matter, and would have stronger inducements to carry it out fairly. So far as we can learn, there is no disposition to take objection to the terms now offered by Equador, looking at the difficulties wi h which that young Republic is contending. As an illustration of the comparative value of the proposal, we make an ab stract of the calculation forwarded by one of our correspondents, viz.:—Every 1,0001 of the old Colum bian debt (ex. the proportion assumed by %cnezuela and New Granada) would produce 215/. active Equador new stock, at 21; per cent. The arrears of overdue interest on this 1,000/. bard amount to 1,6501., being for 27; years, the first overdue divi dend dating back as far as July, 1826. At 21; per cent, this would give 354/. 155., and as a sixth of this (viz., 59/. 35.) has to be funded into Active Equa dor stock, the 1,0001. would produce 274/. 3s. Cal culating the market value of this one per cent. stock at the rate of 20 per cent., the result is 541.165. per 1,000/., or nearly 5; per cent., as the market value of the present bonds. There then remains a nominal amount of 1181. per cent. in overdue interest, for which no immediate provision is to be made, but which is to be represented by separate vouchers. The value of this remanet is not susceptible of calcu lation. The statement of railway calls falling due in the month of July is thus given in Mr. Slaughter's if RaPtcay Share List: n nitcrp r:N J UL Y,IB tt rr S o 3 •A am 531 0 8 50,000 50,080 Dublin • and Drogheda, Preference £25 Dublin and Wicklow l5 6 1 0 0 35,000 35,000 Gt. N. of Scotland, Origi nal or Podponed Do do. 14 elerence 2 2 1 0 0 30,000 :0,003 London Tilbury, and Southend Newmarket, Bury Exten sion. North Devon, No. 1 Ditto B. Guar's teed Belem ll 6 2 0 0 unknown. *Paris and Weans, Bonds, 1152 Preston and Wyre,Balf A 1 II; 010 0 16,720 8,360 *Quebec and Richmond .15 71 210 0 unknown. alh.yal Danish nhrewebury and Hereford 15 9 I 0 0 29,710 :9,110 ey, (4 l l , D a 1 0 3 0 0 26,750 80,250 1,087,506 • The proportion oulle I by foreign ammonite is tell,2So, but the halftime of Logiish proprietors arc not known. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is very firm. lisodeTivc;y is 1,828 casks against an average of 1,100 casks, while the stock is 22,449, against an average of 32,000 casks. The 'thrnand continues large on the spot, and the tendency of prices is upwards. Town Tallow is quoted 483. tid. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. 91 June, 49. 93. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 505. rAIITICULAILS OF TALLOW. -19 t: •Stock on hand Casko... 3 , 0:7 llelii•ery lastweek 1 1,10 1,150 IJo. from let ltme itriTat midweek I 244 1.525 :c Do. from lat June Price V. C. per cwt. Do. Town Arrival for the week ending Ath July last year, '2,497 casks, end delivery 576. The arrival last week comprised 175 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAI. We have rather a short supply of Beasts, and conse quently, although trade is by no means brisk, rritts are quite as good as of late, and in a few instarvs rather better. There are more Sheep and Lambs, but the demand is quite equal to the supply, and prices are not on the g lower. Calves are not selling quite al well as of late, but there is very little reduction. From Germany and liollaud there are 796 Beasts, 3,210 Sheer, and :503 Calves; Scotland, 23U Beasts; and 2,200 from N..rf:lk Suffolk. roe *tone of S:br. r. d. r. 4. 1 Per gone of rit a r. 0. 4. d. ItemH4rdov.: . 4 0; 4 it ; Bert lino. a 111.-E 4 6 4 Dert Short-larna 4 4 4 6 Boa Long-coon — Naomi await Rama, .38 4 0 Do. do. Shorn 44 4 6 talcor ...... ........ 3 8 418 Ears sad moon,' qualai Plis .......... ........ 3 0 4' 0 Do. do. Oborn 3 Li 4 "-cot lin. a Hallf.roko boooh, itt;t. - _ uert-.4 at market: 3.8:0 ; ate 0. awl Lambe. 24010 ; Qatar. 338; Nee. 303. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY Since our last report the demand for old potatoes has bees daily deeliaing, there being a good supply of new ones from France and Germany, and a few from the neighbourhood of London. This will he the last report from the waterside market for the season, ass few days will clear all out. The following are this day's quotations . —York Regents, op. to Gas. ; Lincolnshire ditto, 40s. to 601. ; Scotch reds, 20s. is 40s. ; Rhenish ditto, 20s. to 461. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 15s. 6d.: Walls End Lembnn, ; Walla End Stewart's, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 16a. 2.d. Ships at market, 61. BOROUGH MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that, in consiqueneo of the accounts from some parts of the plantation coming more favourable, the duty has advanced to iio,vcot. The [ market for new Hops remains the same, but a wind deal is doing in old ones, and the Lie mimes ji wtd maintsint.d.