The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-29 00:00:00

" 4 . e t# l '..;„/ _ t • 1 , . 1/ 1 / .11 • ///r *1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1851. No. 1,537.] [THREEPENCE INIZI . ONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, te. Oreeoeharelwtreet, [Auks, dx mrnaL MOVILANCE se ANNIIITAII, ha. Cala nutas.--11111ULL LIATEMBST LUCAS, rasp Donnev.Cteneeeet.—CHAlLLlSS LUEHINGTON, Xt. Idomers whom prmiene MI dee as the let July ere M. Waded diddle mese wed be eideldlolblety dap tram that date. Ram Ow eemmemeleed ee dee IsMealoo. IaMOS, to the 20th /111Millt Pinks WNW wed prodetiog is Mid Immo of SITIOI id les. W.; smith, admild el the am. neleled mkt r est day yr .11f$ ile I. 7d. arm tie Insseld dessied r ._bits d We Irlltadda 111=1me ad Melee at lbsswasse way be mid molds la tie , Wm. or 0111drea of the awe, toss d Lyme' SECOND EDITION. BAILWA 152 THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. the circulation was, on balance, 4,144,610/. below the fixed amount. AMERICA. he orag England in both departments during the four weeks ending the 12th July was 14,186,6741., showing an increase on the previous month's return of 427,8411 [By Marfa TaloymPlL) LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY Arne:mon. The United States mail steam-ship Baltic passed Holyhead at 12 o'clock to-day, having sailed from New York on the 19th inst. She will arrive in the Mersey- about 7 this evening. Her news is three days later. The' average stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same period was 1,288,6331., being a decrease on the return for the previous four weeks of 19,6221. The seirioteMet Amos a pie, „ a b . ... i . m. ths TO SIMIKIANT. Slid A peeler de sent matiemee biro tlot thoe win to I. en= s t i tihe m+m. la sompeeths le thetas the OW hoe boo le Ogles of the ha Reran lei di Wier tolowistlea wry to ha so sigesitica es tie lam JOSITH KUM, Ikeretasy. hot IS, MI. TEWELLERY. DODD, BROTHERS, 40, U Oman (Mariosissso Jas), jairellara, eslimaken, bog to Watt is Isopeskos of their sztasolso SESOBT. NM of JET OILNAMIXTE. tons* a Sisk of Us etsokeet mks ESE Isigsli SAM =breeds% booP lorring, its Os be net with Is PERFECT man n= for SILVER,- Th. ARAL NICKILL KUM% Weakest 14 years= C. BUiTelt.whes Oiled by the pies( moms et Moves aed ON, k beyond eh 7z .,.. the very Met and eb arst te meeting ether that ema be se *hot seatelly es asersestally, as by he pcsdbie els It be hos 1 leelalleet. Mile IMO rettisc. Ma. hew& Ti. Nowak pot lam lfte. ... - lIIIC ... Va. Desert Spouse Table ro . om .. Tablet Sparse ee. ... The. Ti. sad Who mete, waiters, sandleatleka, e t c. , et ptapordonate prier All kinds of roplatiog doom by the West praxes CHEMICALLY PURE NICKEL. NOT PLA A TED. Pidd Three& Tableapeose emd Val" tangles, pa doses 12a. le. ... Ma. ...V Desert ditto hid dine loa .St. 1 lle.la. ... Me. lee ditto ... lie. _--vnuiftat S. SUSTONII Amok et GENERAL FUILNIVEDII3 130:43toNOEIT (toshallig Cutlery, Niels' hirer, altd Mid Wares) la limey the lamed I. the porta. detailed Catchiest of ohrb, vats reirselaga. stet (per pod) the. The hesey re. toreet for every artists sot approved aL—IS. OXFORD-OMIT (oeror of Neersembatreet). No. 1 sad 2, NIMMAN.BIII.III7 sad PEIIY . 6.I•IACE. LONDON. Es.tablimied la Welloetreet, MO. FLOOR CLOTIIB. Beat quality, warranted lts. ad. par span yard. Persian and Twiny prim Is. lid. do. do. I/4MM floor Cloth INDIA YAWN° ; 0000.11 TIMM Ilata and Matting. JOWETC, DIANCIUCTURVA, 631. 141 SW caroamerauT. WHISKZEB AND MOUSTACHIOB. The orproillaked swan of ROWLANDS' MACAllina Olf. k proliskir kw oramisk ef Mailaad, is wahisainy Imm isl =ll4rid la iiessiad teTiii ask p er ` k kiss I 1 wand fay Os MOM selkieldik Mb ON la wren& ! sire voisiseal Wren kg kir mos Bak Is al iii:= 6l 1 2711:1& It illllllllllllllll ,' ltabibmis biagiolbs Mika joals . al Se WA, saindiks ko Pak I is Ms isaiwisibile. solaisasi as poll. dorm it bum Nod sal Disdain, isakka it la makeity. ail andlnala lis fast ad tralthy viols, illy awl lanindssi Is km Wet period of lama Illis al tiZa. OL. 7s. twang Mi l S eim taw/ Is koz wain Itis Y. inn diauble throat., 11. per Mks nada Wilk if Os aisle NNW barn Os wards "awls/' Ins sr MI" apwM in tis, nom at tbe tiler ; sad as the bask sad • ft V. moor mil, 1, ioo ties, eaatalaing 028 tattoo. laid W than at 2e. !LUTON-GA ItUF 3 4, LONDON, by an Cliskika ma Porfassna DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. Cure No. 71, at dyepepela : totes the Rigid Hon. Ur Lard de Mei= :—. I bine &mod sarbiershis bine* tease mar Beralenta antis Foal, int amble It des W yennelves add the wilietn authorise tha yoblisitlas at thew lbsea." 4 -11trat de Dada yysm, way :—. 114,4 0.24 haindribabbeedw di=r"- mmomm, ram% mrdpiim. M Om di , aml ham Wm 4 1 rBimra end. bet lesel."—Unda Alb Ils* PM Me. IMMO. Core PO. sea:—" WON leant dyspepsia. Beresseres. il, with edam. sad Bedien. tie Ilia my *ma hed ted *a *dm et ow, hive bun aishmfteurased by IM Bony% ildlim: Ibid Is s *ryas* Rms. I *all bu happy be rawer say i Rev. John W. Plandl. Riddle** liastery, Martils.—Seldreit. tae, .nn, full laminations, neleldisy 1116, at 2e. N.; Mb., at ealid. 1 CO., at Ila ; 11111 a. *12,1. Super-rebid *talky, Mb, at 335.; lib. at 22a.: tbs MIL smil 121 b. earn.** era sent free of ourimi -tea aio of Postadas orders b 7 DU BARRY and Ca., IV, New DMA. street, Undo. nil all chemists. NEW WORE BY ALBERT SMITH and JOHN LEECH. The hecurul Nuotny of H E M 0 N T H. A Vlas of Penang Full...eta and Manners. Home and Fordo. Socha and Remora By A 191.1.2 SMITS. Ilhutraled by Jus3 Limn, MR be publlikod ea the 11.3 UNA, peke la O. Re. 3, Whitetrhimetrest. NrW MONTHLY PRRIODICAL, by the author of "TM Comte Illinory of hueborl, illurerated st Mrs Leech. On the 314 be published, mice . with • coloured tio. greenly and numerous Woodcuts by ohn Len* FOI*ItTII OF THE COMIC HISTORY of ROME, Fof 1M Use end Antromest of lbehools end Faunlike. Fireinemp mid Meer. II Boomertentmen NHL RUNIINK NKR PAMPHLET ON ART. benKritately mill be imblisbcd pRE-RAPIIAELITISM. By the Author of 51,1ern r&nters. - Loudon: emlth. Alder, awl Co., SA OsembelL PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. DAVID SALOMONS, ESQ. Note 'or coacideretket al peados, tram drasawlakk fpolafaled July r, uu, Me ioa math. end hasithet pat. "That the 'helm el the h4.mah of Grommet:. he beard bp armicel at the bar af dda tuner, to oureeesoe of the phew lhair odd pallier :"—(Str bateau= Lit , l)—The boon dtridal : Are. 73 ; MO. la ATEI. Adair, Duets T. Tanar , - 11;asw • , ONNA Asliaby, livery A. Dis , W. J. Copia aketll, MOWS Osarii. Medea 11107. Alldlifult. Arthur liaabiskt. Sala =al Delil7 Do Mean, Tamar C. Ikyvessidems Arsaranor, L B. Wadley. Owlet MI% M. Na. D. V. air 11. al , Hollime, llama D. Didilk, Ids S. ram t , "l l. had T. Ikary J. Bell, Ase.A liasel=et C. =4l Jams bstbell, niched =s . e. lanai SNlsa,Joha N. N. linael, John I-v.hbklise. dodo 11~, DAM J. Dearkahunt, holia NV) AAA limpae.ClEL Braelaresa, Jos* Mahan. Tbr O'Ouna. MangmajNorp Davaa, %Mama Dtra? D. . 4=.. ..... MT, Jamey Slam Ns. F. J. eiredes. biased Miter% Timms A. VIM% Da. Masi Dyeaaa., Kr T. E. WWI, O.orge W= 7 , „ Timm Dawes, Edward Morris, David le Ille MIMS Dream. lion. T. V. Maybe, Treads S. Wawa. WWI D'Ayaroan, Da. QT. berm a. Sir D. J. Wallas; J. P. D. Dasean. iieoves D'i amain. N. J. WON., IL Weds Ms. Jabs Ogle, Savilii C. WlDnlLsmiebr7 Amis. sir De Lae, Peewit, Sir 0. a. Wilvet.aow Ems, John Pinney, William mum's. Zeal% William I . .mer, Dr. Hall, Sir lisajeAsia Vergossa, Word Marto, Mamas J. smith, Joie Abel Arabdall. Caul. M. Edwards, Ileury Mauroll. T. P. trz P. Hs. M. T. Kerma, W. T. Hamra , Ho. J. P. , P. IL Femur' J. B. B. Idull. R. Ileatera Perrot, john Iska r. CP. T. remoras, Sir R. A. l i rAmatte, C. N. Hanya. W. IL lawmaker, lin. 0.0. W. Pair, Clarity W. Hrien, Hlshard H. Fos, LW. L. Palmer, Hebert ._. Admiral Colonel Palmer, laundell Mlles . H.P. James W. Patiasralen, Thorant T. S. lir, Autramaa Z. Parham Jens RIWWWw• W. S. Onlinme, Ha w n.. w. a. C. Isd a reri k tar Oralurms a Lin.sir J. rertal. ftwo =weAdmiral a ia i bilsei . Thee. W. Charles W. 1a15 .... Oman t=arLF7 " " Irsarlpyylk . _ _, ll Zwirs= l " al• % k VA Issaba. ass" sosert B. Indent. Haw_ .Sr Isla T. HAW. Sayureer. ° ll7. l l. Birreall. OrMirth IL lie/swell. E. O. seyworr.Lwd B. Hareaer, sir John Shribursobt Holm at lil lrg a Hamm, BtOPUllill Sibt M i Li. B. Headhass, T. E. Sesergtia. Mr W.M. I.oldariar Mel James Simmer, Mimi neam e.6lAM 3.L. Waft. .1. W. Has. C. S. Homy, lord A. Wank Ampalms . Taylor, Cilland Oink BA En. OW O. Ilaigam Thomas L. Or P. A.J. Z. Smlams. William N. 7f.allM. Om. /WITZLen S. 1I ..... lIIr J. W. Tearealw, Ida Caw limy B. lord Ha Jaen T. Haw limo Ingl=in. M r Z. EL rani. Or W. I=. nom Jams. Uri Tyne's. SW abitard . Han. W. P. Jolawasma, Jamas arm - I, H. B. H., Chaim, sir W. 0. Wargleky, OH C. Weallogton, H. IL alekt, William Kass. Oat- Waled% Spencer H. Orris. Unary Mass, Bea. W. S. Welkin; Col. L. Deskes, Ildmond loroarill=r- w lirr T. =l,:llseran d i : =Fr C. Wilma Matt. Lamm Sir Limbs and. IL Ifort. MEC. Zed& leierse lailmay, NM OIL Wynn. Hurlart W. Deiditasrth, sirJ.T.l3. Lariaml. A. IL Toms. Maw F. Hondas, Admiral Lamtlor. Ha dl. TWAIN. Dual., Rt.IIA.AitD. Be.. Ormaral Harter, Ha W. 0. We, Sir J. E. Main.. W. A. MIL Lord Mama " BARON 14pwia. NATHAN DH ROTHSCHILD, .. ..;;;;;«aidaab. a hat Imam [preuraid My) Ns* mai= mil art gram pek "Thu AU bow ell • bar somell be Ile dram of at Mg of Loodoo. ft persomse dr, prayer of esar wYFilliss.'—(lt. Marg).--lis Mow dffided :—Ares, 41; 1e5.17: &TU. be, ff. A. PostOosi L a t a dow Pole% Coals WHI, Jacob J. k. Mennen warp, Richard Met IMO=los Moold, Jdm A. *Met Jolla MUM AYnolo Mors. WM. Brown, W.nam IMlarwi lm, T. B. Tlotempom. Coked Gay, darner Ilimmwm. Gawp 0 Mon, /Wood MolL Weed Mew, Boa. Climate Odium. /Mien todecr, lewd Wades. Tomas was. Edward 1/owpw, Jets ledeoles, Sir J. Illerereas, Alm T. The VS. %tiara', William Inynoart. H&C. T. Theme L. Killywas, linalphry Date, wir how didoe, Duncan. Grow MOO"M. Jams TILIZA. Ede, Sohn law, Dr. Anita, Tomas C. Dows, lir De Lars /show, Cada Outcome, IWO 11026. =. llo s- 11 . T. Trllwall Mra. A. Talon Ma 'Award H. MAMMA. Jams W. liersdra ge :. o r e . C. NM" Faller, AsemosS. . MRIM. Saba 1 1 : .0 F. T. Ooplbw% Ham n il. Ire Illwww, MULL 0 Newel Dindwill. AtharßlO. INMerA WarArAss=.ll. Maim T. Mum" Ai Ihrdm. Erialltaa. .A. Arribryoorrp loswalma.tiemsW. Ilisos. *MAW IMORIMOMMOI M% WRIFEW IL tims. J. owarr. MEM awl eg *Es Antos 2. Ilisma. Ammar Paw. Wr hie T. Wahllowa. .Z. e t ii lalta Issiwy r n. Z. 1.11. Jams Tvir, WNW Cabbell. Deposia D. Norky, J. W. Tlisiter Mr F. =We A. I. Hater, Mows L. TharstAClerree Mewl Ifidlipm. W. N. TreA B. H. A. ft. = ll . l l. ..LL I'VkL7.l. Z:"P". B.: H. l 4 Ode N.,,, s. irm1 i ,201.48 Wiralnk. LAY T. Cram Timm Xass , W. IL Wilikamor, Sir IL Cara% Thew LnelMert, AMR M. Wilms, Jame. Oxus. Has. W. S. =LIM C. A. Wood, Han tilt C. Comm. Chide ItaffitsP. Wynn, IL W. W. Dimas. Ildwawl Mute*, Has. J. P. MM. OMIAM plulitsp. MS" A. TILLSIIL Filsardr. Ham Neirde C. N. Hill. Lord N. Tellw‘ Ma Pear, Midis W. Craig, Mr W. 0. DAVID SALMONS, ISO. omit make Trambg adjourned /skids IR mosamost prsimid to smillon/Jtay 333. 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Walley, 'Thomas A. IWO& Tessin L Wthasiey, gr Joshua NA% Sr Jaw Nmoys. lin Durban B. MUM Ms Emit. Mr Do lacy =l 6 llr i rs ji. J. rtl.l.alL Ems. Ms Outicom Anstey, T. C. Mow, Jim H. Manske. Mmis list/bon" Timm B. I _ _ _ OP._ Bann, It. Hs. M. T. Duwei r eelanil Leekhart , A. E. Hanka, George East. Jana B. Lower, Has. Col. Baring, Bs. KIT P. T. Pirgews„ Sir li. A. Dlnenne. Lied C. S. Barrow, William 11. Plivelnr, Ha. O.C.W. David Dam, aishard M. Ytwishidi, Jame W. lienekril. Miles Teller Animates E. Lea C. N. Ilkib. ID Ilwiwa B. OwIL , Wyman= Alexander 28.111.111 r ambirt O. W.O. Peal* ke W. linewels, Ha E. P. Goid Itt.HI.H. Palwantras.Viwunnt Inwins /Amin& Clrahan i..4 Sir J. .Ida Ill eareVJelha T. =all, IL 0. liai re rbelawl LH. ilaalinta. George A. M i ler caw% e. Mums, air John ildwit CIMINE. W. Haw* Orrin L =, lir A. I. Ha 11. Bra. 3. lnerelL Joks Edwwd Hawn, Bre" Ovens MBA, Dudes Median, L ilegsnanr, Lord Clonmin, Hon. c:s. Heald, Jaws liesnwrilia, Sir W. Cockburn, Sir A. J. E. Buddy. Josepi W. Spiniitgr Miura Owls, Times S. Hervey, Lord A. ilinallndl i Jabs F. CA% Bon B. Hildyard, T. B. T. Thelon Mr P. Dank Theme Hodges Thomas L. W Loftin T. Cows, Origin Hogg, BLr J. W. Mr IL Moir W. 0. Mild" Lord We d, BA. dir C. Inaba Ingle , Sar IX. H. IlWans% W. B. Carrie, Wary loan, Captain lowed Labowberr,RUlLll. maw. =rd. leer, Henry C. Lewis, 0. C. Hayter,ll2. Ha. W. O. Rill, Lord Marcus Nair. Ha. Mr D. Undsay, Hon. Col. - IL= giver pot .—Brists tilts —Aye% ; Nom, 6S. Adiaby, Mahn Z. 1 1 1Wpshifiltrkioa. J. Mslsond, Viscount =Me& 11. T. paw, 11w O. c. New , tor Henry lIIIIIMI IL Preface, Cale Morrie, Pend Osieeriss, Modes R. Trask/eV, Jams W. lezt ir Lat Swing Hai SR F. T. Fuller, A. R. 14 C te, .N. Ressses, Wdllere H. Cooped, Wyndham Ogis, elle C. U. lorAnsrd, Winton Goolborn, Hon. H. Owe. Air John Ilea% Richard Y. Gralane, Hs. elf J. Poi* Myles W. Dwelled, % dawn Urentell, C. P. Psisor, Robert Rlssh. Ile T. B. Oradell, Charles W. Painssnia. Viscount MA" Ram G. Grosvenor, Carl Prim, isho lamb. Mr I. 0. Gwyn, Howel . itf.ll. C. Reolles, A/Nisi Rol, Coleoel await" Thos. W. HalltweLl. E. O. Real. Ibmweipilishard Halse i r, Tr: P. 1111/I*. Ossana d Miesiff7Jsin T. Hang "' lton, .1. H. = icra Merles E. 112=11 Hauer, S4r John Ilestiq John Rt. Ha. J. irmadl. F. C. H. ISsir Wm IL P. Howse, Beaiamin Soliss, Goons oak limb Hayes, ar am = isi i o. Clunpels, Hon. Chas. liesdlay, T. E. C olo ne l l -_ . . .. .. .. Oman lin.rtle Caskiiiis. Ilk A. J. E. MAYA James ....-.... ..s, Itn.enr%V. Cods. Timm L Hears, Joseph W. letherow, Thomas IL Coq Sway Z. Ibieney, lord A. Bewsser, Wirhard Osinq Meer ill/mßry, Charles Amerstes Cork, Users Hodges, T. .L. sirm k. CoMee, Nem W. B. ... , eltr J W. Iletries U. Y. Cowe, Melee Lord Taylor, Woad Omer, Wm WILL laddar&a 71. H. Mer , Blr P. Min sary WINED O. M iy eeptain sir John T. li , C. bt squeal; Hy& Daft% Yang Lem, lin. Par W. B. Wisram, Lorna arr T. beeleseft, Er Ma Lakombere, Hoe. H. Williamson, eilr H. Diedee, MAW Lasy, Hewer C. Mese. loam DeedemlL NA. Carp C. Wood, IL Ha. Bir C. Lewis, George C. Wortley, Hoe. J. P. Vi l al liul awas B. Lindsay, Hoe. CM. Wyq Herbert W. libriVen. The Lockhart, A. I. Tate& George F. =Wm. T. Lowther, Hoe. Cal. B. MUM. J. B. Kean.,. lad C. B. llaybsr, at. Hn.W.O. Possams, Hr It. A. /Who" Colonel 11111, Lord Harms Ails. MO IL Pointer, .::IWINWis. w e, Jams =6 A. Yu ; W. J. W. J. Nati. Cheriee . Dr U Wood Ailewew. Mehra Omer, Ms &obeli lieully, ,. Ca^ =som IL aC. liall. lk I. Paoli E. MeOhm* kSa Sushi, AL Mew IL V. M. Jahn =e ita lle set e. B. M ui riwil ik aey . John Sawa. Lest Maws lk i = i ntwo, °emit =4 , ll D ic i r * Mph Twasiod. Baas, W. Claw lime MM. Ilierepola.CaL Crawford, W S. , J e amee H. flown= EMMA 1 Do Currie. wer. Mtwara M hal t. T. Tolima's'. Ha V. J. Dawww. Mew T. V. Mime. o'o. V Bow C. Derwin% D T Mialwil. T. A. w D oehl isowee ea. t. Mir lks Alia C.. T. Mergiy, Frawola S. W.I.J.Sir J. P. B. Norrepo, Lard , e M.O. Di, lir Jim Cla d. a Nom" Sir D. J. W Wrnowi lNNE*.. W il tiaro D, Des age n . D. D. Lau o.l =i j Bir Percy Wilms, Mathew Rem. Joie 170ormell. H. J. MIAMI. Evert, William Oalierwe, Ralph Betbell, It. Pluton Ike. H. MI" Per George B. Smith, J. A. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. Superintendent Field, of the detective force, accompanied by Inspector Brennen and Sergeant Manning, of the K division, requested the instant removal of Sarah Turner Winter, who was brought before Mr. Seeker last evening, charged with having in her pessesdon two hundred sove reigns, a gold watch and gold guard chains, two gold rings, about twenty pounds weight of spun silk, and fifteen silk handkerchiefs, supposed to be a portion of the property and proceeds of the gold dust recently stolen from the South Western Railway. Mr. Field informed his worship that, in consequence of the robbery of a large quantity of gold dust from the South Western Railway, for which offence a man named nun phlin, was convicted at the late Winchester sessions, and which gold dust has not been at present discovered, himself and other officers have been actively engaged in attempting to trace the property and other perpetrators of the robbery. In the course of his inquiries, he ascertained that an im mense quantity of span silk, several gold watches, silk handkerchiefs, lad Gahm property, had been stolen from the Mae Blau station tithe railway at Vauxhall. He succeeded la treeing some ofthe propeyyto a house in A Idgate , and appre hended a seas mated Wititcher, who was yesterday era- Mined before Mr. Beadon, at Wandsworth, and remanded. From the description of the property found in the posses sions( Mrs. Winter, he bad no doubt she was concerned in the robbery; consequently, be wished his worship to order her removal to Wandsworth police-court, instead of Lam beth, as the man will undergo another examination to-day at the former court. The prisoner Winter's husband was formerly a porter in the employ of the South Western Rail way, and was discharged a few months ago, on account of thapumerous robberies. Mr. Seeker consented, and the prisoner was, a few minutes afterwanh, brought into court, and delivered over to the custody of Superintendent Field, who conveyed her to Wandsworth police -court. PUBLIC SALES. Joie 20.—8 y Mr. J. J. OttoILL, at Garraway's—Lease sod resda 01 of the Salmon sod Compasses, Pentau-street, Pentangle, with two houses adjoining, had for aterm of 40 yens boa MK at Wiper annum. The two hones are let Why act, leaving the public house free of ganutd-reat.- 3,0001. [Adv.+ eminent-] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A SPECIFIC to MDT TOR CONPLUNTS TO OMNI! Paws LIPS 11.1111.1. After Pe impactor arias pore it to incontemably poled that Pees is nu metbelne equal to ine Vrms purifying tbe care ct dhows incidental to The Ipeardne propertese att. solesbie pills radar than ode an sad d They may be ies c 4 W as hy hanks .t all we% end say dieerpateation or irmosketty the sys tem may be eyeedily d ln their me, and the potent thereby reatnrol u the most robot beiith. As a medicine for f . ly up. ll,Loway's Ftliti are unequalled, and may be talon for OP, Oak bendoultes, or ea Sold by all melds. weadon, sad at Pr Hollow" 1414bUdiseeat, 244, *nod. larks. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Downerso-sTnnpr, JULY 29.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Henry Samuel Chapman, Esq., to be Colonial Secretary for the island of Van Diemen 's Land ; an been pleased to appoint Thomas Falconer, Esq., to be Colonial Secretary for the territory of Western Australia. OFRCE OP ORDNANCE, late 15. Carps at RI. Lorhaeers.—Lleat,CeL A. Snows to be col., Yoe Vasa. sear, des.: rept. N. Wrtuase to be Ilsot.-coL ; Capt. J. Haws. eau w to be littat.aeL, Tice Brows; Bee. Capt. A. Boyar to be coy., vice Ilawkibsw ; Fleet Lieut. F. C. Mayo to be see. amt., sloe Beatty; 800. Lieut. 0. *. hearsay) to be Boot boat, rice Hayed. thIItO2II.IIWIL—TIN date at the caamoiselecte Y the uoitrellettiablal l oaken has bees altered to the Bib ci Jely, 1551, Ye.: OeL Rtes. asap. Lieut.-Col. Notre, (pt. Hems; Bee. Capt. Pax, Hat Lima. Pa.neu. ADMIRALTY, Jour 24. Corps of Royal Marines. —See. Lieut. C. L. A. FAINAZ to be ant lieut., vice D. Montagu, reclined; Fee. Lieut. W. bens to be first lieut., vice W. IL W. trench, regime& BANIERVPTS. - EDWARD HERRING, Trinity-street, Southwark, =aurae lecturing chemist. JOHN LIEDIRD, Strand, publisher. RICHARD Kazetwo, Ryde, Isle of Wight, watch maker EDWIN GATES, Aylesford, Kent, grocer. WALTER LEVY, 'White's-row, Spitallields, mammal manufacturer. ALFRED HINTON, Portsmouth, stationer. EDWARD DAVIS, Northampton, shoe manufacturer. THOMAS IRLADI and VINCENT WANOSTILOCHT, Liver pool, ship owners. ROBERT HEATH, WILLIAM WELCH, and JOHN HIATIC BARTiEIt, Tunstall, Staffordshire, iron masters. THOMAS JOHN KINO, Stourport, Worcestenhire, inn keeper. DAVIT) PHILLIPS, Cardiff, linendraper. Btu, HAW, near Taristock, Devonshire, miller. JOHN Sr.aaca, Brisham, Devonshire, builder. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALEXANDER JOHN Ginn, Edinburgh, stockbroker. JOHN COCHRAN, Lams, deceased. JOHN ALLAN, jun., Glasgow, oil merchant. Joax Ross MACPARQCHAR, Kilmuir Easter, Ross shire, farmer, deceased. ANDREIV ROBERT LEVY and Wiittax rArox, Glee. gow, manufacturers. GOODWOOD RACES. THIS DAY. CRAVEN STAKES. Ilippogriff Runnymede .. HAM STAKES. Claverhouse harbinger Gleuluce • • SWEEPSTAKES OF 501. No Chance .. Constance _ REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark-lane As presa) Though we have Experienced very changeable weather of late, the grain trade has been free of everything approaching excitement. The early part of the week was favourable, but ruin set in on Tuesday night, and continued, with scarcely any intirmission, for nearly eight-and-forty hours. The fall was heavier in the home counties than in the districts further removed from the metropolis, and in Essex and Kent the crops were much beaten down ; but whether any ultimate injury will result from this circum stance will depend on the kind of weather which may fol low. From the midland and northern counties the reports respecting the appearance of the crops are, on the whole, of a satisfactory nature, and there can be no doubt that any mischief which may have been done to the crops in the early districts will be partly balanced by the good likely to accrue in the more backward localities. Where the showers have nut been so heavy as in the neighbourhood of London, Wheat would probably be benefited rather than injured; and that all kinds of springcorn, pulse, and green crops must have profited by the rain, cannot be questioned. The lateness of the season is in itself a sufficient reason to give rise to doubts as to the fortunate termination of the harvest. With the exception of a few patches in early districts hardly any corn has yet been cut, and under the most auspicious circumstances reaping can hardly be ex pected to be general until the second or third week in August. With so late a commencement the completion of the harvest must be attended with some extra risk, and it would be unsafe therefore to venture on anything Ake a definite opinion as to the probable result. With regard to the future range of prices the same uncertainty exists ; but our impression is, that the point will not depend altogether on the yield of the crops in Great Britain. A deficiency here, if not very great, would not have any important in fluence on quotations, if the crops should prove moderately productive over the rest of Europe, America, &c. ; and our farmers would in that case again find themselves in the same position as last year, viz., with low prices and short crops—a state of things we should greatly lament. Free importations of foreign grain must always prove injurious to the home grower, but in bail seasons the hardships of the producer must be materially increased. THE FOREIGN COHN TRADE. The moat recent advice. from abroad inform to that the weather, which had previously been rather unset tled, had become flue ; and though the accounts respecting the crops are not of a decidedly favourable character, we are inclined to think that the harvest on the contineut will turn out tolerably well. In Poland the wheat is said to have exhibited symptoms of disease ; but the accounts from moat of the countries bordering the Baltic describe the prospects for the harvest as promising. Letters front Danzig, dated 19th inst., state that the dis position to purchase wheat had rather abated ; about 6,000 qrs. had, nevertheless, changed hands during the week at prices similar to those previously current, 43e. to 445. per qr. having been paid for fine high mixed, and cot , responding rates tor other description+. In Upper Poland wheat was said to have become very scarce, and prices were higher at Warsaw than at Danzig. Shipments to Great Britain continued to be made, and during the week eleven vessels, capable of carrying about 10,009 qrs., had been chartered. The freight paid for London had been 3s. Id. to 3s. 24., for Liverpool 43. to 4s. 2d., and for the East coast and Scotland 2s. &I. up to 3s. per qr. for wheat. The most recent reports from Stettin speak favourably of the crops in that neighbourhood, and though sellers of wheat had shown a disposition to facilitate business by ac cepting rather lower terms than before, few bargains had for several days been closed. The demand for spring corn had likewise fallen off, and barley and oats had receded Is. to Is. 6d. per qr. in value. At Rostock holders of wheat appear at length to have become somewhat more tractable; still fine qualifies had not been sold below 40s. to 41s. per qr. free on board. At Hamburg, on Tuesday, business in wheat was very dull, and the small advance established the week before was entirely lost. The weather was then, and had for some time been, very favourable for the growing crops, which were fast approaching maturity. The inquiry for barley had slackened, and the sales of parcels to be shipped from Danish ports had since the previous post-day been unim portant, undried, weighing 63 to 341bs, had been offend at 225. 6d., and kiln-dried of the same weight at 235. per qr. free on board. Oats had not been sold lower than be fore, 17s. to 181. per gr. free on board, having been asked for 40 to 411bs. Danish, and 17s. 6d. per qr. cost and freight to Great Britain having been insisted on for St. Petersburg on passage. Groningen letters of the 23rd July inform us that some refreshing rains had fallen, by which the spring sown crops had been much benefited, but the harvest was not expected to be particularly productive, the spring and summer hav ing proved unfavourable to vegetation. Feed oats were then quoted 16s. 3d. to 16s. 6d., weight 35 to 361b5., and Poland of 40 to 42Ibs. weight were held at 17s. 9d. to 19s. per qr. free on board. The reports from France in regard to the harvest are still of a very conflicting character, but the result is regarded as likely to prove far better than was at one time expected. The dull advises from hence had not been altogether with out influence, and prices of wheat and flour had receded more or less at all the principal markets. From America we learn that a bountiful harvest was cal culated on, and samples of new southern wheat of fine qua lity had already appeared in the 'New York market on the Bth inst. Some further rise had taken place in prices of flour, in consequence of the receipt of English orders, but it was the prevailing opinion that, if unsupported by ex tensive export orders, quotatinns wou:d list be sup ported, the stocks being heavy at most of the ports of *e sea-board. Two o'Ciocx. The share market opened firmly to-day, and prices are in many cues quoted at a fractional improve ment, though the highest prices of the day have not generally been obtainable since the backward movement in Consols. The increased firmness of the market is mainly attributable to the arrangements which have now commenced for the settlement of the fortnight's account. Midlands, South-Eastern, and Caledonians have sensibly improved. The traffic receipts on the South Eastern Railway for the week ending the 26th instant amount to 20,0141., against, in 1850, 15,0101., showing an in crease of 0,0041., and an average return of 76.681. per info per week, against 64.141. in the corres ponding week of - last year. The London and Brighton return being 13,86619 against 12,5031. last year, the increase is shown to be 1,3631. Th e average return per mile per week is 80.03/. in 1851, and 73.011. in 1850. The continued satisfactory nature of these returns is suf ficetlypasoved b y the figures. Those of other lines will bo goo. BRANDS AND ROOM UNOVARANTBID. Two o'CLoex. A general feeling of confidence in the stability of the market continues to be evinced amongst the dealers in the Stock Exchange, but to-day a few parcels of money stock have been thrown forward for sale, causing some degree of flatness, which the usual purchase of the government broker has not sufficed to counteract, and a decline of has been the consequence. These sales ap pear to be sufficiently explained by the occurrence of the settlement in the railway and foreign stock markets, as on such occasions, when the operations have been either extensive or one-sided, some temporary pressure for accommodation is naturally experienced in the "house." The sales which continue to offer of the unfunded securities are probably prompted by the same consideration. Consols have receded from their opening price of 961 to to their present quotation of 961 to 1 both for cash and time. The prices of business aro thus reported in the official list: Three per Cent. Consols, 96f, 1, ; ditto for account, 961, a. Three per Cent. Reduced, 97a, 1; New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 99, 981. Bank Stock, 2161, 2151. Sales of Exchequer Bills have again predominated to-day, and the price stands at 475. to 50s. prem., being Is. lower than the quotation which ruled yes terday morning. India Bonds, under 1,0001., mark 60s. and 575. prem. The bargains in the foreign stock market have been very few, the attention of the dealers being directed to the settlement of the account, prior to en tering on new operations. Prices show: scarcely the least change, being in ail cases well supported. Sar dinian Scrip has again touched par. 'fo-day's bu siness list comprises :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 911 and 91; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 931 ; Mexican Bonds, 301 ex div. ; Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 87 ; ditto Four per Cents., 341 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 ; Sardinian Scrip, dis., par; Spanish Active Five per Cents., 211; ditto I'assive, ; ditto Three per Cents., 38 : !, The imports of specie continue on an extensive scale. In addition to the receipt of full a million of dollars by the Africa from New York, the arrival of which was advised yesterday, H.M.S. Meander has brought into Portsmouth 860,000 dollars from the Pacific and Rio. These two arrivals represent the sum of 380,000/. The particular attention of the holders of Mexican I)eferred Bonds is called to the following further correspondence. he holders of those bonds who were wrongly shut out from the Schneider conver sion of 1846 cannot do better than forthwith to me morialise Lord Palmerston to use his best offices with Mr. Payno, who expresses himself as so anxious to maintain the good faith of Mexico : 121, Fcnchurch-street, London, July 14, 1851. My Lord,-1 do myself the honour to acknowledge the communication from the Foreign Office of the 3rd inst., and to convey the thanks of numerous individuals for the kind interference of your lordship, with the government of Mexico, on behalf of holders of the "Deferred " Bonds, which at length has resulted in that government, after so much improper delay, referring our claims to its present ac credited agent, at the court of St. James; for in tho Times, of the Bth instant, appears as follows Mr. Falcoanet "had had an interview with the president on the subject of the genuine Deferred Bonds wrongly shut out from the conversion of 1846, in consequence of which Senor Payne has been instructed to report on the matter, and, after re ceiving his report, the government intend to provide what the case may appear to require." Most fully do I appreciate the polite attention of your lordship, in suggesting that I should put myself in commu nication with the committee of Mexican bondholders, but I feel it a duty to represent, and now do not add more, that the committee long since publicly, and some of it to me privately, repudiated any liability to act fur the " Deferred" bondholders, and I therefore trust your lordship will allow me to renew my solicitation, that yourself will kindly finish the work you so successfully have begun, bycalling the early attention of Mr. l'ayno, the chargé d'atfaires of Mexico in London, to the claims of the holders of "genuine Deferred" Bonds—and it is such, as a trustee, I represent—or other wise, they will in all probability, by further needless and unjustifiable delays on the part of the Mexican govern ment and of its agents here, still be kept out of their property, for I cannot but recollect that the ambassador, when applied to, wrote, "It did not belong to the legation." That the financial agent, to applications, " lie would write to his government." That the government of Mexico when ap plied to there, found " It had a law- su it p en di ng w i t h Messrs. Lizardi and Co., of London ;" now that Mr. Payne is but "to report on the matter" (there are other facts which I shall feel it, a future duty, to bring before your lordship), and that four years the bonds to carry out the due conversion of these " deferred " have beta lying in the Bunk of England, and that the money fur one or more of the past dividends due thereon is said to have been retained by the committee, or by Colonel Facie, until the holders can present the coupons of such " converts.ll bonds of 1846." Mr. Payno may not be aware that any notico in the London prints, calling on th e ou t s t an di ng bondholders, or their assigns, &c., has yet to be given out by the Mexican authorities, and such is customary. I have the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's most obedient, humble servant, J. W. D. To the Right lion. Viscount Palmerston, G.C.D., her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, &c., &c., &c., Dowking-street. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled yesterday. Where the asterisk (.1 is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation : Three per Cent. Consols Woe 9c4 rieldper Bent. E 3 1 11 Tante par Cent. Reduced New threnanda.Quarter per Cents._ 99 3 5 7/ .. Rank Meek (dlr. 71 per cent. pa ass.) 216 .. 3 9 51 India Reek (dl.. 104 per cent per ea.) 262/ 4 0 0 Ladnquer Rata (Int. lid. per day) soe. pm. „ 9 4 8 Great Winters* ZlOO eh. (dlr. at to rated 4 per cent. pee inn.) . f eneachlre and Yorkshire 2109 awe (dl.. at the rate of 2 per cent. per ann.) London and &meth WedtAtli. Stork (Mr. at the rate of 4 par ct. par ann.) b 1 Landon and North Weedera•Mock (dlr. at the rate of 51 per cent per ann.). Midland* Stock (die. at the rate 01 24 per cent. pet ann.) loath &Arm* stook (half-yearly divi dend the. per M. dare, equal to 111.16. ed. per cent. per ann.l The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates af the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods : The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 21st and 28th of June, and the sth, and 12th, of July, being the latest date to which the returns have been collectively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the previous four weeks ending the 14th of June: 19 4 1 74 . 4 14 11 I, 4 9 01 PO 6 0 2i June 14, July 12, Incresee. I Demise. 1651. 1631. . 19,076,520 19,476,710 399,190 3,313,760 3,437,765 73,979 2,503,264 2,731,021, 74,264 -- 95,397,561. 25,645,31 247,954 I 3,474,191 3,245,449 258,241 4,268,916, 4,038,174 212,644 33,149,663 31,917,2111. 213.431 Bank of &inland .... Private banks Joint stink tanks liotal il2 England SOlil■Bil Intend United Klirdom. Ambers., Netting, Be and Zan Junction IByaaiyolv. tstourVo I qie5...10n.....1ate Order sea Bolyhood DIME sod &Emil uoe Mot Anglian (52.5 L. I E. Do. (EIS E & H.) Illostaro (booties Breen Vila% Clow A . 11 sad C r Do. Now sham Dot /Is Waft DollA smaterar sad Gamow Edialjarglatrarai,Duads D i d i t 6 wet. wa obi it. est. are.) satrAer and aacesiklft mad Yorkshke Do. Mks_ Do Dw Waft Mos. Union ITtWeersieli bb wdl Dally listens. Se e tiva &8. Coast mil= St Montt-Western Do. do., Now 4 shares.. . Do. Flftlis Do.glo slyiethati i3.(6) codas fouth-Vicatern I 77. I Ilassb,Buz.,and Matlock Nanch.,Sbef.,allacolnals. I Do. w.& Lind. Union Do. £O D j : Newport. Aberroensy, Do. Neer £2O Northern Dainties . I.7niort North British . North Stafredsinrc._ !North western . Nerth &South Weet.lone. Oxford, Wore., & Wulvez. licottaili Central Scolish Midland I Do. Sew Shrews. a 'Anil:, 62,4;% Do., Clan 8... Ihreweburiallereforduld Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. Min.) Do. Balm •.:: Do. New . 1791:3;k South Eutern I :nat uib b ve;l :Wray( andbunferniti st.ktuu and Ilartippool rhameallaisaUuckintal W.Nth. Waterford and Umerlck.. York,Newcarhelktkrwtel. Do. do. Extesstons Do.G.N.E.PnrchAtse Yogi' sod North Yidload LINES LEASED AT PI Berke & Heats. Eat. I pa Ct. (leased to OLWaelarie EitnungteadkOsiordilise calleelolypd,orolaseno. =tee (lee, to GLWINL Ditto without a Ettellaille (leaned to GriatiVidars Mem., Walt., mad DWI', ealledulypd.,aireddtgair. (leased to OalitWaelmt Ditto witheataperallse (Wort to GraitWeilera Bucktmessalair• NNW to Loollsall.WoMmi Clydesdale Jettotko (_ Is Calealosdao ■_ 174 171 ito 41 43 -O. I X (knee d okerr Dea to Gt. Northernn f ) ask $3l eloo ared (lewd te OrratWestere S pet 1 BolllkSalby(l.TorkleN)lid 103 103 Do. slam (111U0) ... 414 324 Do. 1 shares (di _ .tto) $4 I teedolt Bredked (16dised in 104 Loudon end Ortenwire (kneed to South Eastern 11 114 Ditto Prekeaste (ditto) U 21 Lowestoft Onar.4.ow-nant. (Weed to Ne - 14 1$ SO 25 114 60 1211 iii;;;47; SO 13 124 2to lk) porC ii SI 4 Ipa Ditto ditto Now Preston& %Ire Neao.Lon. itN.Weot.&LoaratTork Ditto awes (A) (ditto) Rood., WkL, and Ritheste Owed to 13noth Easton emotes and Hitabio (loon to Great Northers Do. Bhepretb Eaten.(ditto Booth iitofitedattire (lord _ _ 44 44 II II pea 111 214 1 u 26 155 48 sin el 11 11 14 pa ctis - 11 12.1 12+ 61' 61 20 6 8. 100 8L 100 to Mr. /Mims Weer Val Ly. I p. Ct. cos 1 timed to otoetton*Dar Wink Sotocrmet, &Were, (lewd to Urt. Wooten PILBYEILENCII SHAUN. Aberdeen... 1 1 dim .. Oaledonlan SIO 61 6 Cheater and 'kirk's/ ... 141 13 'Dundee, Partly wad does Judea= .- Aw l 1 f din Enatangitan(3l.loBlll43.o.l 1 6 2 .nantarnCountlea latenia,l Ditto per Ct do. No. No. 2; I; pa dis par 1 mad Do. Newt per Cent. Shack 10 101 ItalLUnks,renpri.6p.Ct 12 12] Minket/14 Parik and Dundee, 34 per Cent ~. 1 dig par .Great Northern 3 percent 131 131 131.1klkWastrn!1)Plirlths, 1 1 pcn I I IllancoahireasTorks. F £2O dia Ditto 6 per Cent. Ron& —ad lßratht...k&Coas; itnparCt.stook,lll3l, horn WI. shares, E.... • Dittoooaver.3 perCt.,lo32 Ditto New guar. 6 per Ct. LondonhithWeatern New 21 11 pm a &Mb. at Li Re. 4sb.Nol U 121 Do. New RIO . 111 12 Do. S 0 pia Itidlani/Coar•Brlltß.4p.Ct 121 130 d Norfolk Extension... 13 10 a d Do. 31 per Cent. Our. 41 Mi NCrill British . 4 4 Oarard. Woreeeter, nod Water., 513.6 per Dont 1 1 pin 101 101 -- nnte d ries hrewelt Chegi4(iar.a. Min.) b pct Coat— ... oath Dens (cork. Nmiuffill;;St Cit.Nosth el I Diit; Toad 14f 111 13y 14 16 ley 4 46 ly I dim POICION 11, 20 Danko.. mg ihd 90 !Conn! Foos Monk • Dooli lamoik IC Olgairo Pooloods— ii Do b . arid. AMNIA -74 Do no Now al demo sonlikcp I. ;Itardersdarsoce . • ;Odisosiodillirdoso 90 Ade irtailoss 90 iforissollioroi 17 irons w Illmdtaug IS rhoesiod Nodes ... LILWATI, 4 i 1 .. ii.);, - 17 171 es in 41 dal 2 plash $ 4 „" If 9 If II It II el in 41 41 dus is 33 33 ex in " 4 14 die 11 1 91 9 dim I 44 is 11 di. iil 5 6 1 10 10 16 1 22 20 di 2f 3 I 2 6 6} 11 11 14 :4 49 51 IT so b 4 17 I/ 111 si 11l 146 11 19 lie $4 14 144 79 41 49 + Ivi fj PCI I 114 . 123 1231 S 4 PI I 3 4 ~ Si I S M I pia Si S i dli 7 37 3.8 Ii Si _ . 406 4 ds l 21 106 &a 19 21 if - if Sf 5 di. 17 19 14 13 411 3 2 db 91 111 414 dY 14 14i 151 131 dy S ens Si 6 dim si Si die 15 17 74 II Si 10. ;Ida se die 14 11 424 El 26 264 31 24 as ei 9 9S 10 N IS dis :: :: ii; i 1:1 1:1 di. 1 3 din 18 IS;. i I pm x 314 29 n 21 14 . 9 gym 7 !pm 11 )S '1 7 34 SS 44 1 4 41 Showing an increase of 247.9541. in the note circula• tion of England and Wales, and a decrease of 2`23,431/. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the returns for the previous four weeks, ending the 14th of June. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation : Presest flied Below flied Above fixed Wine. Amount Amount. Private banks in England £1,73',441 Joint Mock (Into Irian banks Beata banks 3,087,909 We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wales was 1,974,6211. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, 148,131 The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 848,7211.; decrease on the previous month, 30,4811. As compared with the corresponding period of 1830, the returns under review show the following differences in the circulation: July 13, Jule 12, ".„.... „ m . o. 1810. 1831. -- --- d S C Bank of Ensiand....„ 19,471,094 19,47 9 ,710 5,626 g Private banks 3,119,119 3,437,799 91,530 Joint-dock banks Total in England... Scotland 4118,5 3,215,440 1 23,090 Intend ...........".. -- -- United K 14114011 4 33,101,044 32,917,233 194.814 Inoti dhowing a decrease of 73,1891. in the note circu lation of -. }England and Wales, and a decrease of l 84,814:. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, as compared with the returns fur the correspond in? penod of 1830. fhe yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion held stands thus : Bank of England, leas £2,722,536 Irish banks, I, ss Scotch banks, more £3,660 Deduct Scotch banks £8,&57.398 . 3.660 Decrease on balance July 12, 1351 ....—..... Rank Stock. r.ln 17 FUN 14e, Lome Annoluee, 71 3 per Ct. Reduce I. !e7 f trolls 3 par fn. Cownie. # Ditto Bolds. 57 60. 3 per CL Cnonui, tei 9 Rechequur 1.6901..47a. to 56e. Conon. for non, Mlf et per et. &Wart 114 FOREIO 5 per Ct. Krullian. ttIO2 Do. New, 49 nt 11 per et RaeourAprol, 633 II per Ct. Chilton, 1.4 6 3 per CL Chilfan, 3 per Ct. Cantab, 767 St per et. Doan, 691 60 1 per Ct. Dutch, 0:1 31 Kqueolor, 31 4 1 per CC Oreanda, 161161 LATEST FOREI ' FUNDS. 51.er Ct. Mexican. MA por Ct. Peruvian, VG Ditto Itoferrett 43 4 5 per Ct. Purtuouvo, 44 It 5 per Ct. Itu4.3.ei. 1125 11± It ;or CL ltu4niau, luft 1 5 spaninit, Active. 211 31ter CL Smitten. 341 1 Do. Pa,434e. 5 por Ct. Vonoroeb. 30 Do. Deferred, 111 I=l Plll E XCIIANG ES. For Account. I --- PARIS, Jets. 28. Poe I. owsr.l Foe Azenunt. pi 1 0pealag Highest. Lowest. Closing --- -- - per Cents. Lai l per Cents 96 N 95 63 95 83 93 60 93 85 per Cents. New ... S ... ... ... ... per Cents. Dor Cents _ ... ... ... 3 pow Cliiins. •57 '374015745/57 35 / 57 45 6 pee/Dents . 80 3 per Cents. New Lam i 96 98 96 65 95 83 ,93 60 93 85 .. 4 per Cents. 1 76 is ._ ti per Cents . Esehange on Landon: at sight, 25 21; 90 days. 24 95. OWED; 5, 1810 lO2l Lon e y. I Naples Rents,. ... ..... Money. Do. 3, 13,2 — .... %Roman Loan, 1851 .. 73i ... Do. Do. 26 41 Treasury Bond s — ... Piedmont sp. Cents. RI 70 ... . Batk Shares Paws, JULY 28.-- St. Germain, • Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 227 .in; Paris and Orleans, t•6O ; parts and Rouen, 642 50; Rouen and Havre, 246 23 ; Marseilles and Avig. non, 212 50; titrasbourg and Bale, 155; Centre, 411 23; Or. leans and Bordeaux 396 25; Northern, 470; Puri. and struebourir. 363 75; Tours and Nuntes, 273 73; Montanan and Troyee, 113; Dieppe and Feeamp, 202 50. Manion, JULY 23.—Three per Cents., 361 ; after Dolma, 36 11-16 cash, 3(4 paper. Four per Cents., 15} . Five per Cents., 17j ; after Bolen, 17/. Coup ons , 8 • after Holm, 85. P ass i ves , 6 15-16 ; after BolKa, 6A. bank of St. Ferdinand, 101 cash. Exchange on London, 50.80. lisittim, JULY 25.—Voluntary Loan, 1016}; New Loan, Four-and-a-lialf per Cents., 104 ; National Deht, 88A; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 118 A ; Bank Shares, 99/. VIENNA, Jut.v . 23.—Five per Cent. Metalliques., 97; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 85; Bank Shares, 1211; I Exchange on London, 11.29. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—TIIIS DAY. Brow.-11c large public sales are progressing heavily, and prices are with difficulty sustained. Itetined steady ; grocery lumps, his. Gd. to 49 5 . Christ[.—This article wears an improved appearance; 1,400 bags of good ordinary native Ceylon were offered and nearly all sold at 375. to 375. rote ; a small part very good, 35,., which establishes an advance of 6d. 100 casks plants tion Ceylon also sold at full prices. COCOA.-200 bags Para bought in, at 275. to 26.1. TEA remains firm. CINNAKON.—The quarterly sale finished to-day; it went off irregularly, at lower prices, say 3d. to Bd. on all quali ties except fine, which brought lust sale's prices for a small quantity. Rust continues dull. Seters sold without any material alteration in prices. COTTOS.—We arc without sales of importance to report. Rica continues quoted at last week's prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is quiet to-day, at the following range, viz., for Town Tallow, 37v net ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. tkl. to 9d. ; last three months, 395. ; January to March, 395. 61. WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The colonial Wool sales will close on Saturday, the 16th August. About one-third of the quantity advertised has already been sold, and the prices are very firm. The attend• ante of buyers is still very large, and there is an increase in the number of foreigners both from France and Germany, who are buying more freely than at the commencement of the sales. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-PHIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade at the following quotations:—]'rime Meadow Hay, 755. to 845.; inferior ditto, ,555. to 70x. ; new, 60s. to 70x. ; Mown, 60s. to 664. ; Clover, old, 70x. to 95.. ; second cut, 70s. to 80s. ; new, 801. to 80s. ; Straw, 28s. to 32a. The supply short and trade brisk. COTTON.-HAVRE, JULY 28. The favourable advice+ received from Liverpool and the United States gave the morning a better appearance, and sales up to 2 o'clock, 1,900 bales, with an advance of from one to two francs upon last Friday. LOCAL SHARE MAREETS. Lt"'savour, JuLY 28. —The share market is less firm to-ihey, and peke. are s shade lower than on Saturday. The trans.. dons are .-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Cheshire and Birkenhead), 151-Ditto (131. Pharos), 71 d.-Caledonlan, 10f -East Lancashire, 14i -lancrldr• and Torishire. 40S-Londos and North Western, 1331 -Ditto (mew Johann), SI 1 1 a p.-Mldland, 41-Ditto (half shares), SOf d.--Soath Eastern and Dover, nt i 6 i -York, Newcastle, and Berwick (pref. shares, unpaid up), 3i d..-Yurk and North Midland, 103-Dutch Rhenish, 41 d.-I'arla and Rouen, 251- Rouen and Dane, 91. BIRMINGHAM, JULY 28.—This share market was languid. to-day, and prior the turn lonr. itLY 28.—The market was depressed, and mioeswere ;gain lower. Great Westerns were done at 83; ditto New ill. shares, 141. Midlands per cent. mock (Birmingham and Gloucepter), 1281 en di,. Tai Vale quartet*, 37. LZElli, JULY 28.—There has only been a very limited ezteet of Lupines done on Change this morning; buyers are rearm though priors remain about the same as on Scud ay. Closing Nies ware an follows: Eaat lAncashirea, 14j; Net Lancashire Preto., a; South Esatern and Dover, 22. ~MA NOII,BIIIB, it;LY 28.—Very little business was done, 'unpile; were rather lover than on Saturday—Leeds SUM, 4981 ; 1 1.0 . 14 I t. 1 . 2 11; SNOWS, 271; South Eastern, 22 211; LA Lan- AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY.—Yesterday the sixth annual meeting of this company took place at the London Tavern, Bishougateostreet, Mr. Daaies, chairman of the board f directors, presiding. A report war read, which stated that during the short time the new board of directors had been in exastence ' every effort had been made to reduce the expenditure , and prompt measures had been taken with a view to meet the particular circumstances of y. the colony. A properly qualifieil person had been sent out to Australia as mining agent. 110 had been Instructed to r make an accurate survey lathe colony, andfurnish the direc tors with a full account of its present and prospective condition The recent proceedings of the governor indicated a desire to I create a port at the mouth of the River Murray, and this ' would greatly enhance the value of property in the Tang Killo district. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, alluded to the fact of the directors not having been in office for a sufficient length of time to be able to effect any great changes, but they were fully assured that the gentle man (Mr. G. M. Hitching) whose services they had obtained as mining agent, was well qualified, from his experience . in mining operations in Corn wa ll, C u b a , an d S ou th America, to undertake the duty. In allusion to the shares in the company, the chairman observed that between 6,000 and 6000 still remained unpaid, but from the names of the parties who held them, he had no doubt that they would soon be paid. In the meantime they were bearing interest to the amount of five per cent. The report was adopted, and the retiring directors re-elected. et. et. so so Is jib IS rs 1 Sb 111 111 19 & W 101 10 16 sal iol 4 HI I i Of I 9111 123 251 844 4 in I 1 404 II i4i I 21 2O 34 221 j j Si lai i 4i 41 14 h i i