The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-16 00:00:00

Ttt *7xprt#l LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1853. [THREEPENCE. Xo. Sb. BASE]. =.50 1 ; 4 1 Australasia - 40 Brit. Col. flank& Loan Co 10400 hU Ltrithth North American 40.014 L ,Chartered Bask of Asia 10.00 , 20 it'hart. flank of India. Aus tralia. and Chinn .... . 20,01'0100 . -.- 25.0 1 4 IGO 'Commercial of * London. . I hag., Scot.. & Au.A. (Tart. 251'',1 2u Lon. Chart. /lank of Aunt. fk London and County .. 1.1.00 tO I London Joint 00. e 4Olsoloo IL odon and Weaunhister 104010 D 'National Pro,. of kinatand 10. . . iiiter latent' Balloon done to-day. the now issue, at 14 to 2 prem., which is, u a matter of course, also the price of the new shares. Austra lian Bank shares were steady. and Union of Austra lia slightly improved. South Australian Bank shares closed 45 to 47, exclusive of the dividend, bonus and COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. 79! 80i I i al. i 1 pa MINCINO.LANR, SATURDAY MORNING. In the colonial markets a fair amount of business has been transacted, and prices have in some instances advanced. Sugar has met with a good demand and occasionally at higher quotations. Ths plantation sorts of Ceylon Coffee have brought previous rates, but the native kinds continue unsaleable, and Casta Rica has declined about Is. per cwt. There has been more inquiry fur Rice, and the Bengal kinds have been sold at about 31. per cwt. advance. Sulpetre has brught rather better prices. Tea has been extremely dull, but importers do not accept lower prices. There has been no public sale since the 6tn last. idiot 1414 48 - ... .. Ba ef. .../... C . ,,A .. €-.- • - --.-- , ---,-,-,,..- C, , ,, , ..„4::-,-. ... i-- ' ~.„ ................. 1 4 0 ...„._ , , , ..,i....„... - -,. , ....... . . i • lara. NO. -:.153.] LONDON, SATURDAY EY} tOCIM IN IRELAND. SHARE LISTS'. FOREIGN itau.ways. CHIAN GREAT INDUSTRIAL EX II 1 UITION. MAI !Orel -V IcKlll5 (andlable for a month) ars cow 1- 4 ) It 4 1 matters and Ratted= 1 1 14 dis 10 8 Besides to Grammes._ I 04 Ms - FRIDAY $111313310. & 1 =man sorts= f um e = I 14 11. Iw o iii t o 6 ...,1 •einte Stlittill 4 The railway market exhibited a decided improve- ;e n e,', 00 .:,„ urrel all graveling.. ►lt 15 1 • 1 elaga• 2 ° 4 C 3444 ' moat during the mornin g, but subsequently became in '''s on "4 o 4a s a lten. B " en ",ll. ... .... r e 11 P t -• pant,. leigns nowt, C.; 10 0 e 3 30. 17. - o , o k. 4,aop a.r. •••• •1111 er torus 66 o 3s o flatter, on the decline in the funds, closing, how- 0 0 15 Lae law , n ... ... .. 5 spm Xi 10. &r ad . .1 4 4 1 .• 1., 4.614.115..4111, SO 1 De. Pittman lf 1 315 0 411 0 ever, with a steady appearance, at rata rather 4 5 Oren 1t.r..r1 l'' Ain. a es IC ono I eacticol , e Fr le. Mi1m" 44744 7441 ' 1 " . " 1 "" 1 " 11117 ' 33 • 4aa , better than those current at the close yesterdaT. 1.12 e" ". • I Itilkigira....Gicriiri• 110'....n= ploll Beyond the settlement of the account, for which this ••• 10 Grand Trunk Ci C oa. 20, 25 MA. 1.15? ma dam,. satrare7lthee Wed= 304 all 1./t. Weed. • !c.o. t....ren 4-- role 147 25 44 o 3to o department. Great 11'e:sterns were wanted for the - -.1 nwouno.( 2 e•lise-4 , 573 - -1., larereA° llo4ll - -------•••• •• 44 ° 33 0 settlement ; but other stocks, though far from plenti- 2 1 . 2 3 4 1 1 , 33 , 4yo blmilt r °4 T7 44 13.a. 1, 3 ;i - o 3 di' 114 sr Go ley ernWet tbe a .dero no enloo4 10 ClatWert °Wart Dublin* fo l , appear sufficiently well supplied to prevent !) es taawnware .....ta ' it 111 xln to and no Lake d Ellloomy, sod hack seta to tbe stetson at lo s ub the neat w.. takes. pressure for delivery. .. 16 Do. (Mt. VA, ... . 4 Ila 0 f.. M I hi M to= 'nth IhnoletTldtet is eddied to here tamed to 5 S Do. ... .., ,„ .. i l to 5 3 Do. Kemal . .. ... If 11 33 at .t... 171. , 51 We eked-row, Dublin, at tete reduced rates, THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK . so sesa. • te 4 Do. Guaranteed ... ... 1 I die 4 r i ots toe aT. or 1.1 the meaty Wickiow, In K . r.nate en:l Olas- pa.. ~ a ut. s o th. St..er 48 =ma - Inc th e joursey from I tablas to felfait. being ra ilwa ymar ketdull , almost suspended. Prices, on the whole, are asi ro A m y Art p4 io :" :** . _ - a a m ,s, 1.,,, • humph (Warmer& scarcely so good as they left off yesterday ; Great 3 ° 20 7 4,4 7 a 7 - 1 141(witi 11.5 7# 7/ 21 1714 i.,„ p 50 4 .3 •...d a =Art is preseeted, grade wllb a =pp of 040 37 las a 01110n:did le,-n loatin'a Lisodbook," compiled suety foe these Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, and Midlands, •0 10 1 4 3 / 44 th m. 444 5 , 3 c; ;.7.11-,i co • d t. lil Owe. besides a few other stocks, having slightly given fee 11. a Amens A..) '4 15 LI She Wen ad a ...• ao-urate informatics afforded at the Cluster _ 15 all Noneeree Trunk Prefer. 8 9 isala• el Coal. nee liter, 32, Westbed.row, Dub li n. Bee also W.T. In 10 Paris oat Lyons . . 164 154 pm el'. :1..," pear us. French shares are also dull, and rather cheaper. so * es:masa 071 AT. .. . 41 44 .....---....----- __ , Northern. are quoted 34/ to 4 ex. div.; Stns. 90 16 Pods rd Ron i co .. 41 41 4110 10 veris spa SD, ...., 16 1 565 BRITANNI.% LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, bourgs, 36 to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 151 to lei to 4 p . 04 .. 044 ... 3 . 0c . b , 3 , 30 4 ' 3 r . m L rfirlOOMITIO; Beak Dtar. Estabbehed Aug.!, 1 51 7 . prem. 191 if Quebec and Itlettinond ... 1 .10. car 'WNW ed .. , I upend Act of Irentemest, 4 Ylet., cap.*. ORDINARY MURES AND STOCKS SO I , mew ..e t Hem . ... 111 10 10 11 Royal Dad= pr 5 ,, 0 _u' KtreERT ALEXANDER, Bisethesth Park. Owner mess Babas to-day 6 1 Royal 6wedlsk ..„.. hom p os seg en. 0* premium for testi:Mg Lana or Deb= Bk. 1 Pd. Rasaren. ' Yesterday. to 1 pm. 20 *l. -..t.a. I. - t art.-- limit ream= .alt required timing first Minn year,. 6 - 1--• --uu--- JO 4 Do. 111 per Cent. Prefer. - - . Cll Aveneseas .......1..e dunng life. Bt. 100 Meer= . ... 28 144 10 1 Buds Fasters of Prams - - M Provides J 11,114 ...nark; As. Orphan. 11 - oting, 6 . 01041 MI 6 +outliers of Frame... .. 44 54 pea 99 94 ali amil riset lanai= __.. 1 54 34 SO Is. tipper Indian on BUM i• IA MCTVAL LIFE AMOCIATION. ISI all Illm.Welv. geeteuresike 91 let If all West Pi=ers if Ai in vra. by Mr lisfeetis Royal Letters Palma. emereMY. eeristamd kr every terse seethe Manna of ago. SI SS Obbia.,lon „or.!•_br2. $ 7 dl , 574 00 ObilloallblatAlbiol.C. 34 U U 131 De, do. do. 391.. 54 I) die ral= geese se a mile rem peculiarly advantageous to St. Meld a= Rutter ......101 402 rat a& la le D 0.114 per Oct Posta. - - dis 90 10 r ise=..' Pr.... 94 9 L ., I. 2 755 ten of liwttatriand 1 4 97 • baba* 3 3Ms • 111 cc peaty Wa* et. toe Oesioaian .. _ .. co a 01 At We IoW =Me gelled 0111801 e, a =heti= d3O per ad. woe 14 .11 Motor sad Bulybeeil .. 114 11 0 ' woo to g ooolim is yeses premium se all partleiratiag Policies. SO 411 Omit and Bandoe ... ... 114 104 In s DVAlsmod Bollheame.. 14 St pm MINES. Is onor.-12 , ii I Anneal 7 1 4 . 7 . 41 ri°°16. 7,11 440. _,.....7r0. Tea IJOe. 1 .---..-----. 1, IBA- War. rim Jonstioa ... ... 11 9 Pm- Pre. II all Ditto (BM E sad 11.)..J ""'"' Wu= saw= 20 se sewers Owmtles, .. IS --- 23 al' Einem Teti= ease... sad sea salt 112 :711. db. - ) - .... ” .. 11 -.. 1114 - es 1. 1 9 03• • 40 0 8 7 14210 12 S IS ali pso.dmis a aa g claw, _ _ 10 1 9 l I 111 4 ..... 1 SWI 4 4013 4so too seat zesewsur. ...T14124 34 8 7114 FRIDAY /IMMO. 41 We have no improvement to report in the aspect e' of the market for home mining stocks. Business re- 11 mains very dull throughout the market. 0 All the gold mining stocks are flat, with prices P tl S 1 " :I " 6 Ms 6• 6 13 4 691151461 0 12 f. 313 oar es W.l.D=Sißine.M SO 114 9 2 11 2 1 4 5 . 012 6 St 155 edblintgli emd Glaenow . 70 71 R. R. POSTER Resident Director. 70 7 1 11101•106 110,886101 ...1 - - dwindling daily. The less accredited descriptions . now stand at a heavy discount, and the premiums on ~'' asnasw fleece, eceresary. 1 74. 100 01116111711041WM.Belda 29 it other stocks are gradually disappearing. Nouveau V si. 106 Olmeww St tiontkWestera - - Monde were very flat. At four o'clock, Colonial 'd IL 100 (MO llarthern ... ... OS WI KOR AUSTRALIA and the _ COLONIF_af s .- p L AT ight, te. ttle pc. 4, !exa ... ... i n i t MA Gold were quoted 13-16 to 1516 prem, ; Great ' silo Nugget, : to 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 it =rap, a ..I d PING. It N. °I. I 0 Do. B. NOM ... .... as HALTS ROoFINO FELT is perfectly trnpenlows to min, snow, et. 108 °Llama. and Wcet.(Lni. 107 109 die. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 di s. ; Nouveau 1,1 a* am, sad Ins been tested by a la= and catmint experience la 111 111 !Gnat W..tar. ... r. tel MI 89 81 elldimere ; CM'S ball the tinder required for slates, ma be laid ca If II blab Muth Eastern „ 7 74 Monde, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Ague Fria, 1 1 to 1/ 4 ti cage riot reality tu =paw lied pentane. PRICE ONE PENNY 80 all Lenessen and Whale .. 100 103 prem. psa auVARE FOOT. Crepitates Patent NONCODUCTING Felt 151 111 Do. Tided' ... ... .. test 174 pm 75 pssesrete strum bolters sod pipes tares 2 per ce nt of fuel.- IL 0 4 ,towsibira um' Torkehlet 76 17 1 Shares in the West Indian Companies are nn and toontanials ant by poet on application to CROUGON 196 1 16 I Do. RM.' ... .„ 445 Its Ina changed in price. Metcalfe closed Sto 5f prem. ; a z raMa. Down ere...llux, LoolsoN, who den supply SHIP 14 1111 Do. Wed Mlles Cal= Sf gmeetutms Ye t sad INODOR01:8 Pelt toe damp walla sad lining SO all !bode Northern ... .. 1/s 151 pm and Port Royal, la to 14 prem. f mas bows to mud= the temperature. 11l 116 laellenenllbilarali - 61 9 of The closing prices of new undertakings are as t to 5 1ete..% 6, 1k Southend la 2pm ad Bt. MO 411 L, 816. Coat* Me 11141 follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Pt. 100 Lad= _Wider 114 1 1154 1141 15 Mining and Streaming, par to 4 prem.; Austra k ' Iv Is{ II Do. Eighlw..? ... .. - - . 10 1 Do.Slusb,ll6m4L(o, 1 11 pm lien Nimble], Ito }per share; Australian Consols, lodise Lose= 6 OselhArilert S 9 SO 6913 i to 1 dia.; Monarch Gold, Ito k die. • Mizen ir , 040 ; , /,,11LN...„ 50 I Ili Do.. ON - ... ... 54 41 Ms 60 at D D ... Sos _.. . fso dis Head, Ito k dis.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, i to 0 per share; Lewis Hill Range, 411'.,ffr ... 1 . - 1,..A11 . 33 I all loodosistry a . "Oolnesiise - 11 IS IS all Loenindevra ReMilelse 18 20 I to 4 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 2to 21 pm.; Bt. ISO leimeadeoLAlMenlmb 361 194 take , St 41 Da limeade& Mika -- Ms Superior Co pper, 1 die. to }prem .; Cologne TEETH. - By Her '151107111 14011161111PeSellt. st, too luottersd_ .. .. .., .. 704 71 701 4 Lead, Zto 4 dis ; Carberry West, Ito k dia.; Con- Newly It ended and oppbuiikm et shmissigoro. St. ISO Do. lirm. - and Derby .. so a nemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, 1 to I dis.; MIVIIIITA INDIA RUSS= Is lessmierestimetAlllMllAL 10 471 NOLO. wes. (Ire)... ... - - , Owns. MA Palmer . -lb. MESABI MOULT, liongrao. UPC DOS MN bons... ~. - - Sulphate of Barytes, 4to I per share; Lac or osessoon, Orasmorstrost, amorasarsgonto, Ode Ismiatar mid et. 100 Illewmellet ... ... .. SS Se Copper, par to f prem. ; Golden Mountain, :to i per Palsolso. A riew. MOW, and isuloolio ismotits. sowlidog in 51 411 Ds Idaniss .. 11 pm alsedigbdin with th. moot 'Waft porbatius_ and unsume, of 13 171 4 4 dla 13 pier share; Britannia Gold, 0, to 4 per share; Poltimore, 4 Prepereg WHITE DINA WNW as a Mug M the II 74 Newry sod ... II 5 to 4 die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc er nos. hum Us emkemolltom moths ird this 29 all PlemyWrerrambrikaw. 6 9 EFey he Witty mad is a law it Moir met yousimst ilt. 100 Mess ." ... ... ... 49 51 lion, kto 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 21 prem.; t the Ishowlng 2-All Amp alges nes assided, no mdlip l / 4 013 Do. Now ... - - - - New Linares, 4 die. to i pm. ; New SouthWalesCoal, 4 Mom wr = er s o at =rollg impromed bos et be 54 Madam Cameos Wm 84 11 die to 1 die. ; Australasian Coal, Ito 1 dis. ; Sue River (of ) imlitsis Womb deny soottelmble. S.. 100 Inert/ in •, ... .. • ri ri W a ft, paresul a wbb Os met mules smomay, le ussored, 16 16 Werth Ns. 1, ... - -Ms WM Item leesellome and el era that empla tht 4 all Do. aD miAre_ sansl...... - - Jamaica), Ito 0, prem. • Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 41 to 5 . 1 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 11 to 14 pm. ; oriels esess bob shoo Uw e orso - Ms = i hre si dussolba gibe gams ebb at Os mwolhamort in 114 North . 41 I 4 dip 191 L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 3 die.; London and Virginia ()old aosemoyseteseeeneedAy inspired NUM Mk balbor, and. Ira It le all .Norte Webers -- 5. 91 and Copper, par col prem.; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 dia. to Is a Sim4MOOOlar ailed ray Osman mg villthmeogh IS IlsoltartherLW. 4 ll.6ollyJun - - 1-16 prem.; New South Wales Oold, 4to 1 per share; essehet la IMA + i iseedialla IMMO% all wogissmotossa of b. 100 Oslorr, Wimi.,lll9civar. 454 494 end te Wale* st ths NM OM IMlift pre/Md Mien by the Bt. 100 eariMsk area ... ... 92 r Mount Carbon Coal, 4to 1 die.; Parkwyn and Car pealike Wert el its pro____LodMisolaNaS It. 1100 Gatti& 11111.4 ... .. 33 '5 walsick Tin, par to ; pm. ; Albion Gold, f die. to par ; ili. OROS . 4 , ' " z.oaracm. at. 105 Ihroms. fli Una. 4 ... - 55 40 2:. o..yormut i llifb. et. WO Do. LAN.W.Onar. MO 63 70 Kenmare, 4to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton St Gralmordleteß Newceetlacal-Yrne• lO 8 Member, smiMareked 14 01 Me Bay Coal, par to 4 prem.; Liguanea of Jamaica, 4 eat: as Sirwortiory ass Chester to i prem. • Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to I Iller.W.lllo ... IT 19 11)B. L'ULVIIRWELLII hi o ll e ggAL la.4 lV ; O t riaz Iv It t ag._ ... .... h t prem. ; Ad elaide Land and Gold, Ito 01 die.; Aubin O.vwtryCoal and Iron, par to i prem. ; Great Cambrian Min i WHAT TO UT, DUNI, AND AVOID. 55 80 111selk Dime ... „. .. 19 M Mg and Quarrying, Ito ~ I prem.; Melbourne Gold, 1 U. IS. to lama Meters ... ... ... to 71 70 1 I to I per share ; Gladbach Zinc, Ito 1 prem.; East LECTORS TO TOIINCI YU. SO 50 Routh Wales . 1134 344 as . N 15 sroararioa.iiiiviae Is so Indian Iron, ss. to is. per share.; Great Hewes NOW TO BB HAM. M s 1 oats Mae ...... - - United Tin, I die. to 1 prem. ; Great Crinnis, 4to i ra, 25 all robbia_bliagnpll! ..... 511 35 prem. 43014 AL AND FIITUCAL ENJOYMENT 07 Lin. 36 24 Thmatinall 21 If V. 24 IT Ysil Mika& ... ... ... isf 134 At East Bosom Mine some very excellent stones ON OTISSAL DISIAIIIL 30 an Wolorlor4 sod =,... IS toi of tin have been broken from the bottom of the a. la all ,Walorlird awl SO 31 TEM manures OP 11A1RIACII 1.111. lo ,14 , Mast Owswall .- 91 sof western shaft, much superior to any hitherto raised. of MINTZ& 10 Ito 1 iiiimlialso and Orman - - On the whole, the prospects throughout the mine DIABASE:II Of 15 I I 'WooMme no. BL 1011 11fMk o MorniMarewleit es 69 illfi i 4 have looked better. UNWARY D7I2ANOININTIA COMITIPATIOK sod MINORS. •3 3 . D .. iii . maim 1 3 • h a OlDb 23 : 114 IMMLl7.B.Pereere si „ re. and a. et.'loo tlf4ge °d North Nidaad' SO 59 581 111101.1118„ IMF/4 mdl BOOT= LAKIL 1 vob., Is-sash. ntUTAINCS SHARD. There is no new feature in the gold mining share 11. U. 140 Abram ', l6 lITDROPATILY; OR, TIM COLD WATRE CPU. 5 all Armless No. 2,1 per CI ' 5$ 91 market, and little business offering. Agua Fria are Ilkerwleat 25, P.V.r.."1.1eW; C.V/1nt1. 147 . 61 ..." 1 "°1' /gala.et. 10. wad a lister 4 perCLI 111 IC6 i a quoted 11 Mll prem. ; Nouveau Monde, :to 1 prem. ; tt apt le, Oteeh, •ed tookonlen ;or of 111. R. Co'verwell, M.D., 10, It. iss Gibbon s's 1 is , 1 , s Colonial Oold, ito 1 prem.; Great Nugget, 11 - 16 to argatLeSss, uresoovost. who maybe meseltod dolly ms. Nell 5. i• it I coms , mo uoryt ia _ is 00 I s ell tlll9. id 31 ibet a= Misdie • 1 1 Ms el se iDandu i rib a adebn.. 6 13.16 prem.; and Port Philip, Ito 4 dia. Australian Agricultural shores (now divided) are ratiestimai S i il quoted 33 to 344; Peel River, 11 to I; prem. • and GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN CHARTERED r litt riti sr ( ) y -- pi ai: - . : • h 1 North British Australasian, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ' Scot- SILVER AND LEAD MINES. I n i 2 Do. de. (71.1;847 pm Et. 111 pm .-....- q Beet.Ocoltsts.,l p ellol 1 24 pm fish Australian Investment are better at 2to 1 pm. 4 1 61 Ditto de. No 2 1 2 The first ordinary annual meeting of the share- ID il5 . DO. 7‘41 ,6 74 , 016 L 2404 1 14 744 Closing Business , . nem done beams of this company was held at Carbrahe on the 30th 1I 2 : , im a Ll' iiii; g 2l si t iiik. 22L6 2 ii neti - Perth. Ids. Shane Isamr. Pad: Yesterday. to ay. 11L i J. WaLitteser.w, Esq., in the chair. The chairman 1 , Go o n i " poi Gist , . 1 1 a' - egamed the proceediogs by stating that the charter of the et toem ag gleggeaseee v ac= 131 180 1 par m required not less than twelve shareholder, , to repro ; it. 100,Do. I per esokindp, 1 ett. t iejlittfortdca 0914 1 1 1 .1 .! 4 L il l pes y in ell e-testk of the capital raised, be p n , at 16 FAL pm 112 113 10 imTh wordiAs to the dividend to the respired 1 0 .71 a pac hnima lOßL 81 11 9 4 991 SO ?An:all= 118•1885 , wen semi M Mindoro &staged the meet- 4 :' 4 1 a ape el 71 1 =strati= Oardlliare le be y sensettated. We Ibis regraded to remark pc 1 4 4 wpm. solsom.V r et. 103 104 id 1 I Aostraltan Freehold - all 11dB 4 the the meeting had Wee gingen' id n th fa come- et. Ha Did, keedsgmalla e 103 103 xd I Ave Maria. all 4 4 dis toinSo of a wish expend by die Gager anthorities, as 16 II Leerithile Warm 11110 1 dim 4pm MOM I Mit= Arendt= Colo all 6 adu 15.555 So +sunshine .4.3 7 9 yell as te show the goverssiMi 117 8e.., who bad char- 111. 170 : DBMS PilliM/108 1 11-.. 149 1 61 ad las es 45 altrag.lmp.(isr.a:sl pa 145 4 41 Drlgireari rest 134 137 Wad the mespany, and the Mesa amp" who had condo- et ' I " l o l lta vdso mes 0 . _ _ 34 Do Osseo sadCubbil ell 31 41 ,_ Ilt. WO 901•1/1911 rationally to patents* the wadertaking, the cm- Kt i g L os jorr ai son, n 4 11AS 15 Dc. 91. John Del Hey 15 33 a 344 MAW of their proceedings, and Ass with the view that the in all Lisiendenylt i sb 16 11 210.4410 I Corson's Creek 1 1 (Us Sal ilegil= shareholders might by puma inspection have the 12 4 all ,_ _Loelonderry oh 15 14 12039 40 Cobra Copper - - eggereasfity of becoming acquainted with their valuable 14 p. I °l°J°°,, . 1 r 111 .".. 4 . °I ~.° 11, it "MI 5 .+olnottial Gold I4I pm 2 ... Coplapo l3 104 114 . The report of the directors, with the I I ';; ,"'"" ia " ''" "' - 'I , rt... SIVIA 164. /Copper Miners of Eng. a es 70 =abut, as also the reports of Professor Ansted, and t ic a B w ,,,, 7 ,. -- - ii 0 ,,,,i 0 . - 4 i v i • • - SS 4,D0. Pref. 76 per cent. all 7 8 pm - Ma ei Mill rare ay director, L. Lyndon, Esq., were then read. 10.1100 i MataaeOswallr.lollo l o-0 1 150 164 MAO 5 VEngkAuurallanCoppr all 2 14 dB It wee gaued by the Chairman, and seconded by F. 161 3 . Ditto ProMmeie.......„. Mx IPw a I Gnat Nugget Vein all 44pm 21 11022 '1 Do. Reposed TVINN. Seq., and carried unanimously :-" That ths di- It 1 tooMortalk Itaturem... . tit 116 = MOO 10 +General rosier Nye, together with the audited accounts, be pep- at " 1 D 6 .0„.....y„... , """1 i 5 1i 112 121 rape Orand Duchy of Baden all 4 MI par 3 an I D - - read sad adapted, and that it bo printed with the other 10 . 0 Go. i i ii T i ... iinA p • MUM Great Polgooth all 104 dl. ragana." A vacancy having occurred in the direction bysll 4 IMs St.' WOMB= dellbe_ _... ... ... no UT 115 165,550 lake Bathurst. dark, It was moved by James Walkinshaw, Esq., seconded SD all North etaledeldre I. i r aro E tm e ., lt n book . Esq . . i r i l oo d yg ca a m te. .ed a :-" T h at Robert I es.' l*oar„ wims . e, l ;z _ r ..... td a memher of le London committee of manage- IS 1 all 1 Olt: ditto ditto! If If pm WSW nos LoodoneCalitont. Geid all 9 10 Quar.s CrmltlngOo.. ali C 1 6 6 (Shrewolallem.lkorGuar. 104 101 Dere Mareattie all die par Rod." Tb. Chairman remarked that the auditors for the l is Is 1 21..nicLAAM.Anaglian 9 7 6 second you would be appointed by the sh.ireholden, and i S ClNsi tra /W t..7 .w. 14 IS moved that they be : John Rankin Davidson, Esq., and 10 10 Do. 5 pr isi ca l ... .. 1 4 I pm Dionysius Wilfred Dowling, Esq. (both of London), which IS 53 South Paws ... .. ..• 14 13 was seconded by James Coupe, Esq., and passed. The . 1 ,,,, 0 _„111 01510 Illed 11 i fter par i pas thanks of rho meeting to the German directors of the cam- '''''; ''. Ass )of 71.0.6....- 251 251 rosy were proposed by T. C. Banfield, Earl., seconded by et.' tool Do. 41 pee mot. , 112 114 113 New Gram= Nouveau Monde MAO 1 Nova Scotia Illaing leree sae ita l ;?gillp all i f ple 14 s - - die I Mrdleg dis par QUarta Ur " : Ith'ir Ind ell n all 4 4 1 :118 _pa: " 1 .. t t i t Y ttnew lna ..... ". tl. r 9's James Coupe , FAq., and carried. Mr. Frattuter, of the de- 10 all Stk.YotiabireipercLOme 194 201 partment of Woods and Forests, acknowledged the cons- s s MaterfordbElossay9p.ct , far par T I AN 30 Sant/ego de eats l6l 4 5 I South Allatrallan an 1 die Pm plintent on behalf of higamelf and his co-directors. The et. IM Yore, Newsestes.A tlerw--1 Chairmen moved, " That the thanks of the committee of GLNerth of Ing.parob. , 101 103 103 itz 10 fin Croft - - 13,174 MS% +Gaited Meek= all 31 44 17 • 5 Ditto Ditto .„ ..., St 61 management, and of the proprietors generally, are dne, 55 10 Torialf.Mid.H.es.rirres ;sr ;pm ad Mies I weer and ere hereby gratefully paid to L. Linde. , Esq., for LINES LLAISD AT 71XID RENTAL,. 106,900 1 West Deana& .ll fete par 1 his zeal and skill in the managernent and develop- g t . pop i g u i t i a m an dur; (I saa c 1410.400 I west Menpcsa. dis -.- ......... ...,..-.1 lAA 14.1 i 100,900 1 labs .._ The first ordinary tented meeting of the share holders of this company wee held at Carlaulee on the 30th ult., J. WALKINSHAR, Esq., in the chair. The chairman opened the proceedings by stating that the charter of the company . required not less than twelve shareholders, repre senting in all one-tenth of the capital seised, to be present, end that according to the dividend register the required number were present, and be therefme declared the meet tag to be legally seaseitetted. He them prosseeled to remark that the meeting had lees myna at Gus w Nese quince of a wish espreessi by as Mrs= =absentee. as well as to show the pessafasat of Deka, who had shat tered the company, and the Pries Mogen, who had weade minded personally to patronise the undertaking, the cha racter of their proceedings, and also with the view that the English shareholders might by passaal inspection have the opportunity of becoming acquidateill with their valuable property. The report of the ilkesten, with the balance sheet, as also the reports of Plisfeesor Ansted, and of the managing director, L. Lindell, Misq., were then read. It was moved by the Chairman, and seconded by F. Fraser, 13.1., and carried unanimously :—" That the di rectors' report, together with the audited accounts, be ap proved and adopted, and that it be printed with the other nports." A vacancy having occurred in the direction by death, it was moved by James Walkianhaw, Esq., seconded by J. W. lia•hbone, Esq., and carried :—" That Robert Russell 110tfl1111, E.q., of Moorgate-street, London, be Veined a member of the London committee of manage ment." The Chairman remarked that the auditors for the second year would be appointed by the shareholders, and =loved that they be : John Rankin Davidson, Esq., and Dionysius Wilfred Dowling, Esq. (both of London), which I was seconded by JAWS Coop*, Esq., and passed. The thanks of the meeting to the German directors of the com pany were proposed by T. C. Bonfield, Esq., seconded by James Coape, Esq., and carried. Mr. Fruttiger, of the de partment of Woods and Forests, acknowledged the com pliment on behalf of himself and his eo-directors. The Chairman moved, " That the thanks of the committee of management, and of the proprietors generally, are due, and are hereby gratefully paid to L. Lindoo, Esq., for his zeal and skill in the management and develop ment of the company's property," which was se conded by James Coop*, Esq., and carried. The thanks of the meeting were moved by R. R. Miami' Esq., to J. Gore Townsend, Eq., and Frederick Fraser, Esq., for their care and attention in auditing the accounts, which was seconded by T. C. Banfield, Esq., and carried. The Chairman proposed, and M. Abel", one of the Ger man directors, seconded the motion, ' That the thanks of the meeting are due to Professor Ansted for kindly obeying their invitation to inspect the mines at some personal incon venience, and for the report with which he had favoured them," which was carried. The learned Professor, in re turning thanks, gave expression to opinions highly favour able of present state of the works, and of the prospects of the company, and his remarks, which were very compre hensive, were listened to with the greatest satisfaction by the shareholders preeist. The thanks of the meeting to Edward Taplia, Fey, their able secretary, were moved by the chairman, and essendad by L. Linden, Esq., which was carried assaimondy. A Gerona shareholder en behalf of himself and of the ether Gene= shareholders rice to move that the thanks of the meeting be glees te the shahs= and menden of the Loads" committee of begging to express the conviction entertained and friends, that the English system of working the Wass, now introduced, was the only seethed of profitably meeting the property, which they wer•Plmeigielid Wii;%1 12. 116111 saw they year expire, produce reunite highly to all parties. This proposition having been carried, e thanks of the meeting were then voted to J. Welkinshaw, Eq., for his Conduct in the chair, and the proceedings ordered to he printed. It was notified that the next ordinary annual meeting would be held in London. ló LIND MIND A? ,Ll=rlh= laytamilale hasilles o.l' (lama to -- 1.0 'aro lwas Granada got Mariposa. Tuba ♦ Transferable by gas 106 106 M 141 ire` OCSa Dies lfvel ISO ISS 04=seitarierW;Wrill liarthipsel Ili Saw. bred to Yls Disk . & sa.) (Limb/Mita r e: LarksNM Cleurnriei le SW\ Oilers ow• (Cru d er ms Mb* Levedult i ZOOt. Ato _lll4* tar U LI zd r7i iej 144 141 24 le 27 96 100 I teari cia g ov eLlrANd.) = (Mk is Iltioart. it Dort. DroilholL) Kortionaltitora If pi l tCt Owed to EnotOtoollio , Do. Aid 6 pot soot it.) iltlLWZ.i r l e o i st.ilMork 1 Ditto i aim A Moms I $ 33 Isula . 150 151 150 US lj Of al (MON IP 111.1MIIIMMO.Mot — DittO Das Dino - lf Ss Wilso • onionos (loomoo So Orol R0du1d..... Y 4 let id ClMina No. Ph. Ill'eltaAVlOCll. Pd. Tos Vriel torda o y ---. 32.000 6 Ands Cm! and Iron 5 10, Amtnillan Agricoltnral /2.60 c 20 Amtnladan Pacific Mall lO 60,00) It. Amtndian Royal Mall 36,000 lO Berlin Willem ort iiia 3 4' 65 es re. 6 BAUM &Coionlal olmalt/jui k ladadian Company 1 10,000 1003anada . ... ..... 100,000 &Crystal Pal . ine 6 11 11 pm. 130.000 4 Crystal Palace of Planeo $1,06.41 20 Sulam Drum 1 12, 25 Eleeteteraisataah 24 114 pm 20.0,6 1 Ganand Ream Navigation. 14 . . GanaMl e. O. 8111644ni Co l4 a.° , 0 26 lAA Hanlioot Bragar . 10 . 000 23 K 33343436 IL Navisaiion. 4 Knot I NaUonol Patent&Maintual all 60. 1 Madmissda land . 3 4 dla par. 75.00 2 N.S. CoalandliMr. Stem Navigation Co. 1n.71 1 Nor th British 11•Mmladaa all 4 5 pm. 46,1 1 Do. Nee . .. ..... MAU 110 Norther Euro . po . Stearn 190;00 5 Peel River Laud & Mineral all 14 1/ pm. 20, 50 Peninsular it Oriental S. ail 19,01. 60 Do. 60. KW 2 Portland Iran Company 14,810 10 RoAl Mall Steam . 04 100,1wa 11eottISt Ate Ar. Int - v.O=lM all 1/ 2 pm. 12.70'1 50 Llouth Australian Land 22 19 4U 154.n0t ll@ahmatiaith . all 1 MW 101416 a 212811•M 4 amid ULU U Business dose t°437. ss $ r slim 111 tie $6 $7 IN IN 65 V Wm Val --...... ..... I National of Ireland Oriental Nook Provincial of helm , ' Do. New . . . . !Royal AurMil . and Oold Imp. Co. Australla_....... • !Polon a Atmlealla , Cuba et Loudon MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVRNING. The funds opened this morning at a further im provement of per cent., but this was not long supported, a reaction of I succeeding. At the final close, however, a rally had taken place, and the market ultimately left off at rates identical with thong of yesterday. There was no foreign news of importance bearing on the great political question of the day ; but some sales have been effected on the continuance of unfavourable weather, and to these operations the decline in the middle of the day was owing,—the disposition of the market to catch at the hope expressed by Lord John Russell in parliament last eight, that the present crisis may result pacifi cally, being temporarily checked. The ac counts relative to the crops are watched with more than usual interest, now that .• our supplies of grain from one of the most important producing countries are impeded; and it is feared , the present cold, wet, and generally unseasonable weather, may have a prejudicial influence on harvest prospects. However, in the afternoon, the market was again favourably affected by the preliminary arrangements for the settling. This being pay-day in the share market, the committee permitted the house to be open till half-past four o'clock, up to which hour the markets maintained their general firmness of character. In the Consol market money was more wanted, and worth 2to 21 per cent. In the general money market there was also a tendency towards a stif fening of rates, but the " outside dealers still offer to discount first class paper at 3 per cent. At the commencement of business to-day Consols advanced to 98 to 4, but relapsed to 974 to 98, and thence to 971 to 4, which was the closing official quotation. At four o'clock the price was a shado firmer again, at 974, and at half-past four had rallied to 971 to 98 fur Tuesday, and 98 to k for the new account of the 11th of August. The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, k, 971, 98, 971; ditto for account, 19th July, 98,1, 974, 98, 97/ ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 98 ; I, a ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 10 1 , 1, 1001, 101/ ; Long Annuities, 1860, 5, 5 15-16; South Sea Stock, 1141, 110; ditto, Old Annuities, 1001; Bank Stock, 229. There was not much business in Exchequer Bills, and no symptom of a rally, the price being quoted 2s. die. to 2s. prem. Foreign stocks presented scarcely say feature of interest, be and a rally in Mexican. Ituselan stocks realised rather improved prices. Business in this de partment was small, and chiefly confined to the settling. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 262 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 48 to 60; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 dia. ; Granada Active, 21i to 221. ditto Deferred, 9 to 91 ; Spanish De ferred Thr ees, 221 to 1; the Certificates, 61, to 6 per cent. A half-past 4 Mexican was called 264 to 27a. Actual sales are thus marked: Bra zilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 101; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 18.52, 99. Danish Five per Cents. 107. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 271 • ditto Cents., account, 20th July, 27. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents.,sB. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411, 41. Russian Five per Cents., 117; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1001, ' 3 , 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 467-. ditto New Deferred three per Cents., 221 cx div.; ditto Passive Bonds (Converted), 31. Messrs. Baring. Brothers, and Co. have issued notice, that from the 20th inst. they will be ready to make a payment equal to one-half of a semi-annual dividend (or 11. 10s. per cent.) on the Buenos Ayrean Loan, The coupon upon which this payment is to be made fell due the 12th January, 1829. The corn market to-day was very firm, with an upward tendency, prices being paid which could not be obtained on Vs ednesday. For floating cargoes an advance of Is. per quarter was asked. This firm ness of the market is, of course, owing to the unsea sonable weather. The tallow market to-day was again very flat. At the final close this afternoon there were sellers at 50e. 6d. for delivery in the last three months of the year. This movement appears to be merely a natu ral speculative re-action, after the late rise, and to be little affected, either by political considerations, or intelligence from producing countries. On the spot, tallow could not be bought under 325. 3d. The rates of foreign exchange were again a shade lower to-day, especially on Hamburg and Frankfort. It is thus to be inferred that the shipments of gold from thiscountry to the Continent, noticed for some time put, will continue. Paper on Hamburg was done as low as 13.6, and at the close money re mained over at 13.61. This shows a fall of full one schilling since this day week, and is owing to the receipt of a lower quotation from the other side. For bills on Frankfort there was money at 1191. On Paris the rate was unaltered. Amsterdam ruled at 11.181. Italian places were in demand, and Vienna and Trieste unaltered. St. Petersburg paper was in demand, and a good deal of business done in it at 374. fhe John Taylor has taken out about 5,000/. in coin to New Zealand ; but we hear of no other shipments of the precious metals to our southern colonies. Amongst the specie movements of the week we have also to record the shipment of 31,100/., chiefly in English coin, by the Great Western for the Brazils, betides 10,000/. worth of jewellery.. The Tay, lately in from the Brazils, brings no specie, bat 20,000/. worth of diamonds. Railway shareholders generally will be pleased to see that the debate on the Eastern Union Railway Bill in the House of Commons to-day resulted in the bill being ordered to be re-committed, as unjustly affecting the rights of the preference shareholders of the company. The consistent opposition made to the bill by parties who see in it the introduction into the English railway system of a most dangerous pre cedent, is thus rewarded, notwithstanding the occa sional rebuffs which they have experienced. At the first half-yearly general meeting of pro prietoes of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company, held to-day, it was stated that four of the company's vessels were approaching comple tion, and that the Kangaroo will be launched in the Clyde on the 22nd inst., and ready for sea about the middle of September. The directors express a hope that before the end of the year the whole of the com pany's fleet will have left England to take up . their station in the Pacific. A confident opinion is ex pressed that the advantageous nature of this route to Australia will give the company a prior claim to any subsidy from government. Australian Agricultural shares were to-day divided, being quoted as 251. shares, with 17/. 10s. paid, in stead of 501. shares, with 33/. paid, es hitherto. The closing price was 331 to 341 (equal to 67 to 69, and consequently a shade better than yesterday). Peel River were firmer. South Australian Lind were lest quoted 39 to 41 ex div. and ex the new shares, and Van Diemen's Land 16 to 17. Crystal Palace shares are quoted cx VII 7 3 , new shares. Berlin Waterworks shares mark par; and Netherlands Land die. Peninsular aid Oriental Steam are firm. Shares of the Melbowne and Colonial House Investment Company were quoted par to prem.; Australian Building, par to t prem.; Australasian Mint, par to prem.; Oriental Gas, t die. to par; Aberdeen North American Land, ss. to 10a. per share. At the meeting of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company, to be held on the 29th inst. at Rotterdam, the directors propose to ask for powers to borrow a sum of 250,000/. on debentures. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 94 9-16 ; ditto Two-and-a- Halt per Cents., 634 ; Swish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 9-16 ; the Old Three per Cents., fo reign, 47,1 ; the Certifs., 5 13-16; Portuguese New, 36 11-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 812 ; Mexican New, 26 5-16; Granada Deferred, 9: 1 ; Equador, 4;; Peruvian New, 801. Paris, closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 101.90; ditto Three per Cents., 76.90; Bank shares, 2,655. Vienna, Thursday : Five per Cent. 93,1 ; exchange on London, 10.48 ; Bank shares, 1,402. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 9th of July, is as follows : BANK OF EXGLAND.—AereeOr for tho week ending July 0,16+'1. oven 011PLIITEM3T. Noe" Is.teee 01.908,600 Government loot.— X611;.1 ',IOU lOther tveruritito o,uel,eto Gold Coin end bulks 17.0810,08 Wirer Bullion Pl.:08,6(0 ) t:1,901600 Pr0w1c4,014,'13%.1•81 —.A14,553,601 OuTel lament fleco.rll2oP U l . l • 1.(••••-_•_:: -• .. • • 3.2 1 .. 1 37 896194.1/sad WelBll4 P..0+113 mm0.1;6111,84. Anuultyl . .. P 4.497,733 UtberSecluidos 13.6.40.1.1.0 Not+,+ D.+ I,a .1 VI,. Aetna.) 3,951,330 ' Gold and bike( 354,674 Other 11:posits .* 13.50+1.613 4 evon-da7lnd 61h6r1i11.1" 1309,160 --- - P 5.631,230 ,f 3 , 1 (31 230 M. lIAILEITIALL. Old ta,i.ier. July 14, 15353. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re- --..- . Circulation issue Circulation active 23,806,980, Increase 959,160 Public deposits 3,953,330 Decrease 1,662,032 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 14,497,333 Increase 1,380,336 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,409,150 Increase 36,608 The Rest The Reserve This return exhibits some curious and once... features. The week to which it refers included two days dividend payments, whilst the additional heavy disbursements on government account, in the shape of civil list payments, official salaries, &c., had also to be deducted from the item of "public," or trea sury " deposits," which is consequently, it is worthy of note, reduced to a remarkably low amount as compared with the corresponding week of former years. From the large and extraordinary increase in the amount of government securities held by the Bank we arc at once led to infer that the directors have been lending largely to government on Deficiency Bills, &c., with a view to assist it over the immediate pressure of the mo ment, hampered as government must undoubtedly be by the partial repayment of the June Exchequer Bills. The " other," or private securities show a further considerable diminution, which is partly traceable to the repayment of advances made by the Bank to the public during the shutting of the trans fer books. The continued downward movement of this item shows clearly that the commercial public have deserted the Bank and applied for accommoda tion elsewhere. In fact the opinion is strengthened that the Baok of England, by fixing so high a rate for accommodation, has been reserving itself to assist the government at their period of need at the begin ning of the new quarter. Whether such a course is calculated to serve the com mercial community, and whether trading interests generally would not have been benefited had the Chancellor of the Exchequer abstained, in the then temper of the market, from carrying forward, at all hazards, his project for the reduction of the in terest on Exchequer Bills, are questions respecting which two opinions will now be scarcely entertained. The decrease in the Bank's stock of the precious metals, although partly due to the demand for coin caused by the heavy quarterly disbursements above re ferred to, is yet a remarkable feature, inasmuch as it is in face of a very large importation of gold from Australia. The movement in this item comes in con firmation of our assertion that, of the heavy imports of Australian gold by the last Australian steamer, and numerous sailing vessels, seemly any has been presented to the Bank for purchase, these supplies being shipped off to the continent as soon as the - -as of melting can be gone through. LONDON COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.-JuLY.ISI T.me. Priors ax negotiated thim day Bala and IL Money. Amsterdam par t Short 115. 16ixte ... Ilti. 17ete. Ditto ktottordam Antwerp Brubscli FlaroNwe and Altona „ „ 18moe. thechl. lama. Gpolt 4t. roterobarg per ruble „ 37; Dance ... 37f pence Paris per a: Short 251 r. Oc. ... 2Mr. 05c. Ditto „ 8 Months2sfr. 2oc. .• . 251 r. 25e. ___ ___ Momllles . 19 ~ 25fr. 20e. ... 251 r. 25c. Pral'sfort-on-tho.sllune per £lO 119;0. tr. ... 119111. kr Vienna (cffectme) per E „ 11 A. Ilr. ... 112. 4 cr. 'Criers Mahn' per dollar „ 50 peace .., ii pence Carl 4 ,pace ••• SO pencenn° Bilbao Barcelona „ 7, 49 j pence ... 49 pence 1114140 rr IP pram ... 49 pence effilb , M pe penes ... 1 peace Cars:Aarpence ... 49 pesos Leghorn „ 291 r. 60c. ... 29 . 63e. Genoa Naples per ducat „ • 41f pence ... 41 penes Palermo per ponce „ 124 f pence ... 124 pence Riegel= Lisbon per ,nllrel9o days date pence .. 53 pence Oporto „ 551 peace ... 69 pence New York agars right 491 paw ... 44 pease TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The funds to-day are a shade flatter, and business is very quiet in every department of the house. Con sols have for a short time ruled at 97i to 98 for money. and are now quoted 97 1 to I for Tuesday, and 971, to 98 for the 11th August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to a ; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 101 ; South Sea Stock, 1151; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to 2s. prem. Foreign stocks are stationary in price, and also very quiet. Russian Fives mark 117; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 100 a ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 221; the Certificates, 31 to 5 per cent.; DutchFours,96l; Equador, .51; Danish Threes, 831. . _ . THE CHOLER.I IN DENMARK—A letter from Copenhagen, the sth, says, " The cholera continues to incree'e in our capital, and, as on former occasions, more than the half of the persons attacked are carried off by it. Oa the 3rd there were 26 new cues, and 16 deaths ; on the 4th, 33 cases, and 20 deaths ; and up to noon to-day, there have been 8 cases, and 6 deaths. Since the com meLeeuicnt of the disease there have been 188 cases, and 106 deaths. The cholera at Copenhagen has not been preceded by soy of the gastric affections, such as diarrhcei, dysentery, &c., which have always been its forerunners. On the contrary, on the 12th of June, the day on which it first appeared, the sanitary state of Copenhagen was perfectly satisfactory, and the weather delightful ; the temperature moderate and steady. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AGAIN nir,esciors is MM.: A WWI Can 07 RHIVIIATIAII.—Extract of a letter from Mr. Wm.Paries, of 38, Regent-road, Salloni, dated April 12, 1832 :—.• To Profeesor. Holloway. Sir,-1 have been troubled for 110111 e months with rheumatic pins In all my !MAN and have tried erel ,',l•tg 1 could beer or think of without any good effect ; at NM sae receommended to try your pills, • few doses of which relieved st re et bet. we 1 , tltl fi nished the second box I w as quite well, and am amt In the eol..p.'eet of sound health. Mr. V. hawker. druegi't. el this plan will he, r:ully verify tht• etstemen . ." - soldlu all crone gists, ant; at Profiteer iLilloway's Eetabiehment, 214, Btrand, Londo.:, suits : TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D IY. The market continues quiet at the suljoincct quotations, vie.: Town tallow, 51s. &l. nett; Petersourg Y. C. on the spot, s!s. ; Oct. to Dec (new), 50s. 94. )ABUT AtEnAi:ln.—Town Tallow ' 545. 3d.; Fat by diao, 20. Ilid.; yellow Russian, 6514.0 d.; Melted *Auld: 404.; Rough ditto, 265. 6d.; Tallow Graves, 165.; good Dregs, 71. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short end tho trade brisk. Prime Wachs' , Hay, 100 s. to 1084. ; inferior, 80s. to 905.; new, 451. to 544 ; Rowen, 455. to 605.; Clover, 1051. to 1205.; second cut, 70s. to 100 s. ; Straw, 283. to 335. - -- COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Most kinds of produce are now supplied in abundance, and trade is tolerably brisk. Forced Peaches and Neetaines ' are, however, not quite so plentiful this week. Strawberries from the open ground continue to be well inept lied. Im portations from the Continent of Potatoes, Carrots, and Artichokes, are still kept up, and there are some good French Cherri , s and Apri.:ots in the market. The latter are very flue at from 4e. to 6s. per doz. Greengage and Orleans Plums, from the South of Franco fetch 4s. per basket. There is also a large quantity of foreign Pines in the market, and they are in fine condition. Rhubarb is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch from 4d. to Gd. per bunch. Green Peas are cornipg in in very good condition, at from GA. to Is. per quart shelled, and front 24.6 d. to os. per bushel slave. Old Potatoes may still be obtained. Good Ash-leaf Kidneys from Cornwall, Essex, and Kent are plentiful. Mushrooms are scarce. Cu t flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Rases, Cycla mens, Mignonette, Cinerarias, Pinks, and Azaleas. METALS.— Mr. Moate's circular states, that in iron an official reduction of 206. per ton has been an. nouncod. The absurdity of the system which exist' among the iron masters is becoming more and more appa rent, teudieg only to dei.inge and mystify the trade. It is well.knowu that iron cahoot be purchased so well now by 10s. per ton as it could prior to the so-called reduction; the wonder is, that with the great intelligence known to exist amongst the manufacturers, each ineffectual attempts to control the prices of an article on which hallo million of people are dependent for their daily bread, and 50 millions of capital are employed, should be so long tolerated. It is evident that the price of iron, like every other article where large numbers are engaged, cannot be controlled by paper circulars, but only by supply and demand. Rails continue to be much inquired after ; there are several buyers here from the United States, Milted the demand appears far to exceed the supply, as most of the makers are full of orders, sufficient to occupy them throughout the whole of this year, and a great part of next. There are no sellers under 01. for immediate delivery, and autumn deliveries, 8/. 10s. Scotch pigs having fluctuated from 535. Gd. to 545. Gil , the market leaves off at 535. 64. Mixed numbers, f. o. b. and No. 1, Clartnherrie 575. The shiuments are large, and the stock is diminishing. Spelter—No sales have transpired. Copper maintains its value. Banta tin is without altera tion. Swedish iron and steel is most in request. Lind is a little firmnr. Tin plates aro improving in value, „ i d purchases cannot be so well effected by Gd. per box. IRELAND. Denuir, JULY IS. The meeting convened for the purpose of paying a tribute of respect and gratitude to William Dargan, who originated and got up, at his own sole expense, the Great Industrial Exhibition of 1853, was held yesterday in the round room of the Rotunda. The object of the meeting, unlike that of a political as semblage, was not one for which popular passions were enlisted, and the proceedings were intended to consist more in actual business than in speechifying, so that the great hall in which the meeting was held was far from being so crowded as we have seen it on many other occasions; but the attendance wasnever thetas very numerous. The Lord Mayor took the chair, and the resolu tions were respectively proposed and seconded by the Duke of Lcinster, the Right lion. Francis Black bourn, the Governor of the Bank of Ireland, Sir Wil liam Hamilton, Sir Edward McDonnell, Sir Robert Kane, the Marquis of Westmeath, Mr. John Ennis, D.L., Mr. J. Perry, Mr. Lentaigne, Dr. Gray, Mr. J. F. Maguire, M.P., &c. It was proposed that the subscriptions be limited to one pound, but an amend ment to the effect that they should be " from one shilling upwards," thus setting no bound to the liberality of individuals, was carried by a vast majority of the meeting. Yesterday, at the Limerick assizes, on the judge, Baron Greene, entering the court, a policeman, named John Mulligan, who was described as a young man of respectable appearance, and who had been convicted the preceding day of the murder of his own illegitimate child, was called on to receive sentence, when the gaoler announced that the prisoner had ' just committed suicide, having hanged himself with a handkerchief over one of the pi ison staircases. ghAt the Monaghan assizes, the jury have not been alio to agree to a verdict in the trial for the murder of Mr. Bateson, but although kept twenty-four hours without food, they had not yet been discharged when the last account left yesterday evening. AUSTRALIAN PACIFIC MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. Yestirday the first half-yearly meeting of this compan took place at the London Tavern, Eishopegate street ; Mr. Davitmox in the chair. The report stated that four of the vessebt contracted for —the Kangaroo, Emeu, Menura, and Dinorniswere ap proaching completion, and the Black Swan wse well ad vanced. It was expected that the Kangaroo would be ready for sea about the middle of September, and the directors hope that before the end of the year the whole of the company's fleet will have left England to take up their station on the Pacific. The directors had been unsuccessful in inducing her Majesty's government to subsidise the Panama route, but a deputation of Australian merchants had been informed by the Mbettnaster General that under the circumstance of the Panama line bring projected, no other contract for the Australian Mail service would bo entered on for a fixed term. In the meantime a temporary arrangement had been made for the conveyance of the mail by sailing ships, eia the Cape of Good Hope alternately with the bi monthly service by way of Singapore. Oa the 16th Apr., ens of the dirootoes,lio A Currie, left for Australia, to make the preliminary arrangements at Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand. At Panama the Company's business ell be managed by the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, with whom an agreement has been entered into for that purpose. The report was then adopted, and the meeting sepa rated (Be ELECTRIC TELEGRAMS) LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind S. moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Mariner, from Maceio; Shanghai, from New Orleans; I)crei Wyn, from Hamburg. Off.—City of Glasgow steamer, from Philadelphia; Rattler, Chariot of lame, and Avon. QUEENSTOWN, JULY 11. Wind W., moderate. Otf.—Gambia, from Africa, and proceeded for London. DEAL, SATURDAY, 9 A.M. Wind S.W., blowing strong. Passed.—Catherine Green, from St. Kitt's, for London ; Albiou, from Jamaica, for London ; Spartan, from Jamaica, for London; Samuel Boddington, from Jamaica, for London ; Camden, from Quebec, fur London; Meander, from Bombay, for London (not Leander, as reported last evening). Achored.— Supposed, Waverley, No. 2,540, second. RAILWAY MEDICAL STMT.—The medical staff of the Great Western Railway Company, 36 in number, dined on Monday last at the Fleece Hotel. The style of the fes- Deal, and the quality of the wines, were prorouuced nue:- eeptionab:e by the staff.—Chelectihatn Examiner.