The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-15 00:00:00

/ 2 " , p, • r' :. '-!. a' Tte xprLi% it_. ri%t ti • e F;'. , Na 2,152.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY la, 180. [THREEPENCE. THE NEW SAVINGS BANKS BILL. FifFICE OF DIVIDIVID.—BANK OF DEPORT. NNATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT AreteCIATIoN, 7, et MareWe-plear . Testalay-num tr . trekh. ih,, 'r CUR tltTrt for the II TEARLY INTe:REST, at the este d s me% pet annum. ea the 'sere! au at noel' of tat hemedegam. dw tae to June, to MAD% For LP LIVER as lea siva the of Ail. anal will be payable at the aline at the Aseadefir" brown the Ware ot I I end o'clock eat,. !EMU MORILISOS. rora Vri Deraelat. TWO. &war ti of lemama 0u . 007 an we l imine s e plea of the :tali...sal Aseuranta ood . hooMmittit eolodadr ia r a milidi • arete me of Interco may be obtains& alcahicee iota nq ,„ the dep.:tors. Proepertuere cad faU laimation miep be dr Ward a: the oillte, or sill bo root heat bee on apageadas. RIGIFfON SELTZER WATER, 4. s Dwa Mr, lII' PV.& b RtblJCkD Ids PAWS Oar SOW p.rAogre (two 6e. to 4. per doe's. Alree Maw wafers ta ijretwa, ea 1 *Midi ate attaarpaered it ail larepeibed. fla,dosea wriage fres. Beth sod fetes supplied la ameit treeatitira tae)regaired. daily. A petempeetwe watt Let or pare eta be bad as tion.llooPM PaLt-mall beet ; lad 55, Grenroor-etrmt, Amt. T " 1) A I Ly X3llll bastion Morning reperagigesa, Aces °won, the DAILY . avehldw briv e r isme m t a g rem of Great Britain, advocating eaMillenle IBMS mak and all areal and practical nem% iiiheline VOW. mid i ectiteLastiesi. In the extent and ales of its (lenet& liews,-12 the elignieny of he fan II.WT~ -ice the ample, truthful. and impartial ehetener of kb, f0r,411 InttitirelleV, sod is th • varied inerowalle and eoeueercia M ammon wont oni'd in the City, Wlwsy. and Monetary Artialrw,— ale paper 13 tottorpmed. If enema.. • mom detailed list of Shipping than any other mer— le eselarively early report of Shipping is the laden flees by every " g i m p mal—and the only daily Xining newt, with um of priers, onnalanywhere. Neaten= Itself to Wallin, es being the cal paper bailie the mime width e ieludea erg keg always treat Its animus eilleandee eiwelleaeleale. ~am la pat& Weer in dam byes bat Mega et glow met bi the year INS to the inning lawlea liknisparem with* It will be wee thet this pow (the pampa by mere thee linty yam) in lee years beim its three eldest meat alahltalted. Stamp Wald. Noturteo CR 110111Cli 1770 512,517 11101,1119 Parr lioesime DAILY NEWS 1240 Tbe continued maintainers el We pasties jawk S tnelliii opinion recently exprtwed by a Tee' Daily Yen' Is 11111 it wa geK t " c o i nif the Lenin maw work From the tint It took high groundand a high ShawlenS pro-cadet eorouttewly diet evagervative litereliste atilt le Use abbe opinion of Weal ; tea ektedy, with the seeeni of tee recognised deity par, and with the Magee evader of adverciavagnas —gest tow Them '—ekeignei kg daily paper, ite whited ease then ocereigionde with lb id asese YanMeadefWlTDeehesneroflmn=fa skheieatioret the 011 ea 10. Diveneweak, trieetetvert. Leedom. VALCABLK WORK' FOR TRU FARM. VOUATT'S COMPLETE ye a. it J. a Cotareadhus rt .dr y sii lb limbos. The Mash 8aa1,., thoroughly resietd, 111111 al Os nod must isprowentaste, bed I Cats. Teak Soo volume. lift Us. MN& Y sadT t the NH its MOM assale i , Ibiensonsut, paalw. Nalbal TnitAnteet. WI ire Mosimilp km hung bees by Marry. S. prise IL bed. Roossa is the SHEEP; Its History. Ma k Ind Dierste. Has. with Sea ispariege .tar Harvey. Ileeseil Haltles. prise s. howl CAMPS FAILIUSET and Offal HOMO& Hew Unica* W Trott, and Mayhew. Me. Flo iseb. based. : Crabs& sad Co, 4S. Petentester-row. k RS. CULYKRWRILE MEDICAL WORKS, a Oraiodoa. Aati.sadptrlal. sad Ord. la.iai; by poa. WILAT TO NAT, DUNN. AND AVOID. U. Id LICCITIN TO TOON° IM N. 1 in. * *ow TO NZ NAM. v. * WAAL AND IIITIOCAL MOWN= OP LIM I v. ON lITIOIAL MMUS. D *. .... TEN INNITTUTINI or ILUIRIAOI LIMA Tu.. MUM OP *INTEL M 1. MOM DEBANOLVENTLCONERIPATION. =A WOK= a. d 4 1111111111.» . mod dCOTCR WILL %MN ti.Nk ITDIIOPATTIT oft. Tilt COLD Wall COWL aground, U, hoorogabodur; Cgroallo,l47, rUoidgeget; abut, a. Canna, gad WI bookar.lnv: •r< IL R. Oaluorgoill. OLD, 116 =tr . ageng•rgor. lA* rf M darart dal tree la Dunr.nr, JvL7 14. The vacancy created in the representation of Cork I city by the appointment just conferred on Mr. See just Murphy opens the way for another desperate election struggle on this side of the Channel. As a matter of course, we shall have the indomitable Col. Chatterton, undeterred by all his defeats, one. more in the field; but as the liberal party have fully esta bliebed their right to the representation of the beautiful city," his efforts can only end in a fresh &tutor. There has been as yet no time for any cendidates to declare themselves. The friends of Mr. Somers in Sligo are quite sanguine about the success of the petition which has been forwarded sgainstthe return of Mr. Sadleir. The report gains ground here, and appears to rest on good author . it7, that we shall very soon be ho noured with a visit from our beloved Queen and her family; and that her Majesty's stay in Ireland will be considerably longer, and attended with much more of Mal, than was recently contemplated. In the meantime, matters are going on satisfacto rily with the Great Industrial Exhibition. The number of visitors again approached very nearly to ten thousand yesterday, and the day's receipts ex ceeded by more than a hundred pounds the amount received on any Wednesday on which the charge bad been kept up to half-a-crown. It is contemplated to reduce the charge for admission on Saturdays also to one shilling, and thus not to retain any half-crown days. The Lord Lieutenant pays almost daily visits to the Exhibition, and the musical performance. which now take place there each day are found to tell with excellent effect. Yesterday, a somewhat original experiment was made—namely, that of placing the celebrated Irish piper, Oliannigan, in the Irish Antiquities Court, where he performed seve ral of the ancient melodies of the country in capital style. The effect was very good, and elicttedgeneral approbation. Extensive preparations have been made for the great„Dargan testimonial meeting, which takes place at the Rotunda to-day. The jury . in the Batcson murder case at the Mo naghan assizes, were locked up during last ni,ght, and the verdict will not be known in Dublin until this evening. TUUDAT.—A man of the name of John Olsson, • bailiff, woe tired at, at a place called KuWaste bared, near Mullinahnne, in this county. On last Sunday ereei• it appears that Oleeson was about retiring to bad late, when some personages' to the window of he. bons and stated that they bad • letter for him. On Oleeson'a going to the window three shots were bred at him from the o•taids, but fortunately none of the shots took effect. The polioe have been on the alert since the outrage, but no per ms bass 'net been arrested on this charge.—Erenirtg AWL DIE NEW PATENT OCEAN FLoe're.—The Duke of Cambridge, as Ranger of the Parks, Itu been pleased to =permission to the inventor of the new Patent Ocean for saving lives and treasure from shipwreck, to make • series of experiments with them upon the Serpentine water, Hyde-park, for the purpose of giving the pablie an opportunity of testing the various merits of the invention, and there are now six model &WEI at the Receiving-house, Hyde-park, in the are of Mr. Willeas, the superintendent. Their dimensions are 3 het leag, about 1 foot high, and 1 foot wide at the top. They remises a number of air and water-tight comport mist., mist.,ma, whisk ennonnd the hold. One *libels is ea trastaisieg alms upwards of 4 cwt., and would convey six 4 113 313 Pram at a time to a lee shore. They ere so ap pedaled that a number of them an be lathed together, sad thus lam a description of raft. A few weeks age WNW ex periments were tried of Brighton, in very boisterous weather, which the Weal mien se the time spoke of se being atom" esiecessfol." NEW &hew arw•114111P Cowasci.—On Satur day last • new screw steamohip was launched frees the yard of Mr. Robert Napier. fibs is named the Colombo, aad is for the Peninsular sad Oriental Steam Nevi- Psa • n Compaay. Ha Waage is 1160, sad she I to be propelled by dared maim el 440 horse poem. iirr meek cm Madman line is 271 het; 37 hei., and depth 28t feet. the is enpested to be ready Ike sea is the warm of five sr ell weeks. The admirers ef the beautiful in maim arehlesm tits will had in this splendid email seasthing le alma their attatioa. Her His are lee, sad her whale AMIN& some would iodinate that she will peeve a rapid sailer. Her his the great can that hue hese hearessd on ;her mould bees made to interfere with her strewth, for we have Pride= seen the tire important elongate of stability aid tnce sn alrairably blended as in the Colombo. She is nosb necked from stem to sten, aid the woodwork of the ens:pinions and skylights is ecapesed entirely of testi, Surly polished sad emu ,ished this deeerlppttiion of wood being esissad as Oat ism Walled by the et weather nit DritiehDailv Yesterday a meeting of gentlemen o cially con nected with savings banks both in town and country, was held at the Vestry Room of St. Clement Danes, to petition parliament azainst the objectionable Manses of this bill. About 40 gentlemen were present, sad Mr. C. E. Lewis. owe of the managers of St. Clement's bank,was unanimously called upon to preside. This following resolutions are the result of a consultation which lasted upwards of 'hive hours: "1. That this molting is of opinion that it is highly dos sirable to obtain government security for depositors in savings banks. "2. That if a personal responsibility is east upon the trustees and manuers, as proposed by the amended bill, it will be injurious, if not fatal, to the existence of savings banks throughout the kingdom. 3. That it is highly desirable to preserve the present constitution of savings basks, and for that purpose that the trustees and managers should have greater powers conceded to them than are consistent with the 47th and 59th sections of the bill. "4. That the proposed allowance for expenses will be in sufficient in the case of banks with a capital not exceeding 1100,0001. . "5. That this meeting approve most fully the appoint ment of government auditors, with the fullest powers of in spection and supervision. "6. That tire 76th section, nquiring two trustees and two simaagen to essery, lathe ',vet of a beesuirer bang appointed, that the list to be prepared of the open accounts is correct, sad making them personally responsible for the truth of the statements therein contained, is so objection able that it cannot be carried out in practice. "7. That this meeting considers it moat important that the interest due to the depositors should be calculated annually instead of half-yearly, as appears to be inferred from clause 47; otherwise the labour to the officers would be greatly and unnecessarily increased, while an injury would be indicted upon the smaller depositors. " 8. That it would be desirable in any enactment relating to savinp banks that the whole ►aw should be consolidated in one bill. "9. That the reduction of the rate of interest to 21.105. per cent is objectionable, as being very injurious to the in , tenets of the depositors. . . " 10. That the provi6ims esatalited in the concluding put of dense 32 restricting persons coaneeted with a. savings beak front receiving sweep front depositor• to be placed in the beak, should be etwilised to the paid officers of the beak." The Chairman was empowered to wimp those resole- 1 tics. to ths Chancellor of the Bachman, mad a vote of thanks having been given to the Bout of 134. Clement Danes, the meeting broke op. THE CAMP AT caOBEIAM. The change of troops took place yesterday ender circumstances little calculated to inspire the in-coming di vision with any especial admiration of camp life. The rain which had fallen in torrents daring the previous night con tinued without intermission throoghost the 'earning, end at length reduced the whole Auld to Each a marshy condi. tion, that the lieutenant-general considerately counter manded the order which had been lamed to strike tents, end the whole were left staading by the retiring regiments for the accommodation of those who were to succeed to their occupation. Oa Wednesday night the officers of the cavalry brigade gave a grand dinner to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, in their mess Mat, which was gaily decorated with cuirass'', lances, shabraques, "ahem, &a. About ninety sat down to an excellent entertainment, furnished by the brigade butler, Mr. Cole. The Dub of Cambridge slept es the rowed, and was - - - _ busily engaged is early as seven o'clock yesterday morning is superintending the movement of the various regiments. The Ist Life Guards, the Carablasers, the 17th Lancers, and the lath Light Dragoons vacated their quarters at an early hour, and gave place to the la-easing cavalry regi ments, all of which were housed before two o'clock. The outgoing infantry vigilante wen on their way to the TlifiellS railway stations before 10 o'clock, and the sr rivals motioned throughout the day without intermission. It would be scarcely possible to conceive a more wretched spectacle than some of the corps presentsd after having bees exposed to a pitiless rain for several hours. Bat for the humus concession of the lieutenant-general in allowing the tests to remain standing, the most lamentable com plexes mast have followed. The whole field and its ap proaches presented the appearance of a perfect swamp, and all the roads in the lower portion of the encampment were completely flooded. THE NEW CAB LAW. Mr. Edward Dew and Mr. Charles Sales, gentle- et men belouging to the committee clerks' once of the House lOL of Comma, were drives to the Westminster poliee-tourt, el at their own request, to have • dispute settled under the IJ sew Cab AM. !,1 __ _ _ The gentlemen, who reside at 12, Dover-street, dilly, sent for a cab to take them to the House of COlllOlOOll yesterday morning, and after keeping it five minutes at the door were driven to their destination, when the cabman demanded sixpence over and above his distance fare, for 6 waiting, as he alleged, a quarter of an hour at their abode. They resisted the demand in consequence of its injustice, Bt sad ordered the man to drive them to this court, where Mr. Dew deposed that the cab did not wait more than five t o minutes, and Mr. Bales that be took his watch out of his pocket when the cab drove up to the door, and it then wanted twenty minutes to twelve, and when they were being driven past the Regent-circus he again looked and it wasted ten minutes to twelve. Frederick Bramble, the driver, said that es he pissed the White Horse Cellar to take up it wanted two minutes to half-past eleven by the clock there, and when he returned with hie fare it wan a quarter to twelve, which made him a quarter of an hour at the door. Mr. Broderip observed that it was quite clear by the evidence that he did not remain any thing like a quarter of an hour, and he, therefore, decided that he was not en titled to the 6d. extra he claimed. The cabman wanted to know whether he was not to be paid for coming with his cab to the court. Mr. Broderip said be was not as be had brought the matter on himself by making a demand which it had been proved by the testimony of the two gentlemen he was not entitled to. SHOCKING DISCOVERY IN THE ADELPHI ARCHES. —Yesterday, considerable excitement prevailed in the vi cinity of the Adelphi and Huagerford Market, in conse quence of a man being found in as. of the dark arches with his throat cut from ear to ear. From inquiries that were instituted it has been ascertained that the name of the wounded naaa is James Pigott, a coach turner, who resided at 45, Clarendon-street, Pionsties-town and was is the em ploy of Messrs. Pierce aad Count:, co ach-builders, of Lone acre. He was at work as usual in the early part of the morning, when he appeared in his usual health and spirits, and left at breakfast time. At half-past ten o'clock Mr. John Peck, residing in Chapel-roe, Chelsea, having had bnelmen at the wharf, in passing one of the angles, saw an apparently respeatable man lying on the ground, and hear ••siostiferglini muni e west towards Dim, when he dig tremmilms pea In his throat, from which blood wz=tAmistrita was immediately obtained, and the ma ssavaaed to Charing-croes Hospital, where be wee parsed seder the Gen of the resident surgeon, but lint hewn ere onlerteiesil of hie recovery. It is stated that a mar bee boas lanni underneath the arches, but at too great a digitise hem Me body to load to the supposition that it was the news med, end the estensive nature of the ilkinfi. MOWS the itiondlity of the Mater giving any explamalft atht eireMMlMlne. AsIGAII—Cen it lee shown that thia word was in general tae, as meaning a "lady's maid," before the time of Qum Inns ? It ; was re and ; but I have always thought it li kely Ilat it bemuse mach 'more erten- I slvel employed after ilin. lady Mashes, became the of o th u it4Ei ithe wee, I believe, a poor swain of Swat 3 Dubai si Madams" and MI6 wee Ur in lle Momble lam 'AO of =W. After she ad nippier/1M the han,vhty it is not unlikely that the whip weal/ take' a salideer pleasure in keeping alive the recollection of tie • early fortunes of the tory favourite, and that they would be unwilling to lose the opportunity of speaking of a lady's mull as anything elm but an:" Abigail." Swift,however, in his me of the word, could have no such design, as he was as the beard taw with the llsebsar, of whPte patty he 1 wee the Very life sad cent.—Fiat Niemand Charier. SHARE LISTS. itfiXlyo: The railway market today 17;; retained its strongly-marked tendency to fluctuate with Console. Prices receded sensibly during . the earlier part of the day, and showed a decided improvement in the afternoon, finally closing, in the majority of in stances, rather better than the last rates of yester day. Stock is far from plentiful in this department, with some few exceptions. 31Idland is the best supplied of the heavier shares; but Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire remain scarce. The contango on Dovers has passed off. On Caledonians it has declined to 2 to 3 per cent., whilst Great Northern are " even." I II i TI f la all /14 10 SI Is 20 112 10 110 4 FORZION BA Wimp SIM ilottardaio Sulam Is Orakerro... Niglio Moan Jamaica O w sal Marini Berstaa and lineellass. OM* Sitsikk— De. . Gest loam Onad amides of Prow Oar Thlik etOratwit, Ottfacata (18411 mikalur« Owego& .). I Ifirebssisi Minato - LesuallimejlpAPLltu Ds. Mame Do. (oi . aii) Do. par . Lyons sad I 4 1146,44 etl. ILWATL 1 die le dia 14 If lir i - pi' 14 Ms 111 • '' 1 17. Per i Pm i dis_ par 41 4 40 11 als 401 7. mass, a Ltose(witit lo.) fathom of Frame— . Do. OK $ pot Ikab (for B. & hroloso dia.) llctirefrloalfonk Prem. hos Pods oM Odom Wing loon Palo owl Blifilosort Tii $5, 14 14 41 11 1 4 I pm . 44. E i. awn dal Reny Ilapel lOW* ilwalis mil livai._ • .... Ow li m part. hoar. et Rams 04 mi asi • 4pa ifeltrg 74 - 40:17.; OrNmeirad... 4 dis t pre 4 $ 41.11 si i MI . . z . I . . $ Ma ""a•. THIIWIDLY Byname. Business in the market for British mining stocks has again been very dull to day, and the only sales reported are—Wheal Trelawney, at 61 ' • West Pro vidsnce, 45 ; Greet Alfred, 30; Alfred Consols, 20 ; Zest Biler, 7 ; Kenmare, prem. pried mining shares experienced a further de this morning, and although a slight rally salnegusatly took place in sympathy with the gene rally improved appearance of the Stock Exchange, we have still to report that the general ten dency of prices in this department of the mead is drooping. Great Nuggets were npe nially weak. At four o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted a to I prem, •, Great Nugget, 1 to t prem. ; Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 6-18 die. ; Anglo-Californian, a to 3 prem. ; Ague Fria, la to 11 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1 prem. In other foreign mines there was an absence of feature. West Indian descriptions were flat in the morning, but closed rather stronger, Metcalfe at 5 to prem., and Port Royal 11 to 1 prem. The closing prices of new undertakings are as follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to a prem.; Austra lian Mutual, 1 to a per share; Austral an Consols, ato die.; Monarch Gold, Ito 1 die.; Mizen Head, 1 du. to par ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, a to 1 per share; Leiria Hill mileage, flira ot per others ; Garnett and Moseley, 21 to 21 pm.; Superior Copper, dia. to i l iu tn* B an.; Cologne Lead, Ito die ; Carberry West, to a dia.; Con nemara, par to prem. ; Glen • Ito a die.; Sulphate of Barytes, to per sha re; Lackamor Copper, par tot prem.; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 per share; Britannia Gold, ato 1 per share; Poltimore, to die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, a to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 24 ; New Linares, dia. to par ; New South Wake, a to I die. ; Australasian Coal, ato 1 die . ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to f prem. • Metcalfe of Jamaica), 5 to 61 prem.; Port Royal Jamaica If to 11 pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, fto 1 dia.; London an d Virgi nia.Oold and Copper, par to prem.; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. • New South Wales Gold,l to t per share ; Mount Car bon Coal,l to 4 die.; Parkwyn and Oar walmick Tin, par . to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold, 1 to 1 die. ; Beaman, a to prem. ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Liguanea of Jamaica, to t prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to a prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 tont die.; Aubin Coal and Iron, per to a prem. ; Great Cambrian Min ing and Quarrying, a to 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, a to 1 per share ; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to t prem.; East Indian Iron, 6s. to 7s. per share. ; Obernhof, to prem. • Great HOWL United Tin, 1 die . to I pm. ; Great Cknnis, 4to prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain dull. Aria Fria are quoted 1 13-16 to 1 6-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 11-16 to 3.16 prem. ; and Colonial Gold, to 1 prem. Nouveau Monde are latter, at Ito prem. Australian Agricultural shares are now quoted u 251. shares, with 171. 10s. paid. The price is now 34 to 35 (equal to 68 to 70, u before quoted). Peel River are better, at 11 to 11 prem.; North British Australasian are called 3-16:to 6-16 prom .and Scot tish Australian Investment, 11 to 2 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw.. Prices of railway stocks this morning ruled at an advance all round the market, but the feeling has since become less firm, and the improvement is now only partially maintained. The settling is now being concluded, and the other business is not active. French shares maintain their advance. Northern are quoted 36 to 4 ; Strasbourg., 861 to 4; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to I prem. 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W 123,71 r 1 Nora MOB 1 °6 6 1u r eCI& 1/NBia& 1 Z . - 7 120,000 5 Peel k kll 15 15 pm. 50 Protraular 810Aralel 81m..8 Aaa 61. 111. do 26 : Purtland Iron Compaq 10 Royal Mall Steam . 00 100,164' 1 4 .4t1,11 Auor : Immanent all 1 2 pm. aji; 'ooth 14100 1101.1116 31 111 114 N $1 11 In Ili iv; 36 33 MI 101 $ 11 JOINT STOCK BANKS. No, No. MI- 13.620. Pd . ( Prit i'i ra Y ii. .. • 4 41 r thb flci Hanka lomme.o a i a l L ie I t WM. 25 Clumland Dank of Uhl 6I I dir; I 40,M0 M Mink of India. Aar and edam. ..... . 2 I Ipm WOW 100 Of • I;4l • ric • 46_ .... 16 26,000 .. Wan, Sem._ . a Amp,. clam 10 IMa t pin 26,00 u II Chart Beak of Amt. 12 16 11 pm 10,0 M a ma cask •••• • . 20 a, a Mat mom 60,0 M MO Landon and W • M MOM 100 Wilma Pro/. of England 36 10.000 20 Do. Wm. 10 r 0,006 60 Nadonal of Ireland 231 33,873 26 lank Corno7iiim; all 48 60 20, 100 P o. of Ireland 24 60,600 10 Do. Nom .. & aoyai aliiiiaia Raiiiina and Odd Imp. Co. 1 Olio 8,000 66 411Mamik soma 26 Dalin of Alutralii all 78 M 8.00 Do. Now. MAO 60 Union of Ceilloll lO ... ..- 164)00 40 I Union of Madrid all MONEY MARKET. Titrasosv Bynum°. The English stock market this morning showed increased heaviness, and prices were at ono time a quarter per cent. lower than the reduced rates of yesterday; but the decline was more than recovered in the afternoon, Consols finally closing at an ad vance of on the last rates of yesterday. The other departments of the market participated in the de cline and subsequent sudden recovery. The morn ing's flatness was caused by the continued unsatisfac tory position of the Eastern question, assisted, per haps, by the gloomy weather; whilst the rally is in a great measure due to the receipt of intelligence of a considerable improvement on the Paris Bou.se of to-day, combined with the important misideration, an evinced in the roess which the settling has made in the various departments of the house, that the public have not been sellers of stock. This is a state of things which naturally renders the markets very susceptible to any favourable influence. Consols were first quoted 974 to 1 ex. div. for Tuesday next, but were soon offered at 971, and are marked as low as 971. From this point, however, a sudden rally took place, the 3 o'clock price being 971 to 1, and the 4 o'clock 971 to 98, at which rate the market finally showed firmness. The con tango on Consols remains nominally 1-16 to (making the price for the 11th August 98 to 1); but there are few given of the higher rate, and, so far, stock does not appear plentiful for the forthcoming settlement. Many of the buyers this afternoon were understood to be operating against "puts." The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 97f, 1,1, 1; ditto for the opening, 19th July, 974, 1,1, 4,4; Three per Cent. Reduced, 98: 4 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 4,3, 101, 1001; Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 15-16, 5 13-16, 51; ditto 30 years, 1859, 5/ ; ditto 30 years 1860, 6 9-16 ; India Stock, 259; South Sea S t ock, 1151; Bank Stock, 228, 1. Money to-day was in increased demand out of doors, and the Lombard-street houses were ready takers of money on call. The demand for commercial purposes was certainly more decided to-day than for the last week or two, and it is further stated that some large sums have been called in by the Bank of England. In the Stock Exchange, on the other hand, money war extremely easy, owing to the fact that the house, as a body, are " bears " of stock, generally speaking. Exchequer Bills remain flat, being generally dealt kat is the. to 21. prem. India Bonds mark 21s. to SOL prem.. Foreign stocks varied little in price, but were gene rally stronger at the close. Mexican is slightly better. Russian was offered in the morning, but closed firmer. The Swedish loan was leas buoyant. Generally, the dealings in this department are limited. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 to $; Peruvian Deferred, 68 to 60; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 dis. ; Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto Deferred, 9 to 94; Spanish De ferred Threes, 221 to 4 ; the Certificates, 64 to 6 ppssee oent. The sales of the day are thus recorded : ' Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 991; ditto Small, 1001; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 984, Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 961. Equador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 261. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411, 1. Russian Four end-a-Balf per Cents., 991, 1004, 100 ex div. Bar ad= Five per Cents., 931,1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, b ex div.; the Committee's Certifs., 64 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 4, a prem. Venezuela Three-and a-Haff per Cents., 391. The remittances of gold to the continent continue without interruption. We have still no return of any acceptances of new stocks at the Bank. Miscellaneous shares declined in the morning, but rallied towards the close. Australian Agricultural finally , left off 67 to 69 ; Peel River, 14 to 14 prem. ; British American, 66 to 68 ; Van Diemen's Land, 16 to 17; and South Australian Land, 40 to 42. In Crystal Palace shares there was an active business, but the price, after rising to 3 3.16 to 3 5.16 prem., returned to yesterday's rate of 2: to 3 prem. The public continue to absorb these shares against spe culative sales by the dealers, and hence the rise. The new shares closed 11 to 2 prem. Australian Bank shares closed at about yesterday's rates. The market for American stocks this week has shown an improved feeling, with considerable ac tivity in business. United States securities generally have been in good demand, prices showing an upward tendency. Federal stocks have been especially in quired for, and are very scarce in this market. Pre sent quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission by the New York - . packet of to-morrow : Redeemable. Dividends. Priam United Mates 6 per Ct. Eds. 13611 Jan. and July 1094 1104 Do. 6perCt. lneuttock...lll67-1868 Jan. and July 109 110 Pennsylvania 3 per Ct. ... Feb. and Au. 89 89 Do. ditto lBB2 Jan. and July 93 92 RarylanddperCt.etes.Bds. Jan. and July 964 974 Virginia 6 par Cent. Bonds 1386 Jan. and July 939 964: div Kentucky 6 per Cent. lB6B Jan. and July 99 99 Teariemes 6 per Cent. 1892 Jan. and July 96 97 Canada 6 per Ct. et. Ronde 1874 Feb. end Aug. 113 116 Boston Ott 4 1 per Cent Reeling Bonds Do. I per Ct. do. do. ... 3593 355. and July 18 New Orre City 6 per Cost Hoods 1899 Jan. and July 90 Pleasylvs ar ale astral Ball. U ait.jj Oasts N ha. &NJ* 861 97e ai NIL cbresolLat=Lode 7 .. i 16 94 NPR let i str=9 891 9 01 4999 OL Wort- Pleellsses lB6O Jan. and July 66 17 IN. 0., Iris Seven 1862 Jai. and July 894 90 34:11114;k gemOmilt7 lidtail let iris mompg lis lo 1994-1499 lisy and Nov. 107 10$ Now Tat IN 109 Min acre. IN 'mortgage 160 March &Sept. 100 101 sal Miura Sem per Oat. ditte . Jim sod July 83 $6 Ors We tem of Illinois Ten per Cent. ditto lB6B April and Oet. N 99 The colonial wool sales at the Hall of Commerce commenced this evening. There was an average attendance of buyers, both English and foreign. The finer descriptions of wools, viz., from le. 10d. to 2.. 2d. per lb., fully maintained the prices of last sales, but on heavy, bad conditioned, and burry wools, there was a reduction of from one halfpenny to one penny per lb. The bidding. were not very spirited, and many parties who had anticipated buying wools cheaper were much disappointed. There was a good deal taken for foreign account, and it is thought that merchants will be well satis fied with the prices realised. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 3-16 ; Spani sh Deferred Three per Cafta n 221 ; the Old Three per Cents. , foreign, 47,1 ; the Certifs., 53 ; Portuguese New, 361; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 81; ; Mexican New, 26 9-16; Granada Deferred, 9 5-16; Greek (Blue) , 7j ; Equador, 4 3-16. Paris, closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per dent. Rentes, 102 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77.20 ; Bank shares, 2,660. These prices show a considerable rally. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as tLey have yet been published : 1853. 1852. London and NorthWestern-L64,869 £49,800 Lancashire and Yorkshire 19,442 .... 17,816 London and South Western 16,52 G .... 13,642 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbary and Chester 2,069 Great Northern 15,708 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 673 Exeter and Crediton 147 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 4,954 Eutsra CountiessildNerfolk 18,888 East Anglian B3l Kendal end Windermere Manc.,Sheflield &Lincolnsh. 8,539 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern Railw►ys 27,195 Newcastle and Carlisle 3,67e South Yorkshire Oxford, Worcester, and Wol verhampton Birkenhead, Lencashire, and Cheshire Junction Manchester &Southlunction 622 696 The aggregate results presented by these returns ore as follows : Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 1153 £275,359 .... 4,4681 .... E6l 12 6 1852 216,731 .... 4,333 .... 'BO 0 7 The increase in the traffic throughout the kingdom, as shown in these returns, and maintained for so many months past, is almost, if not quite, unparal leled. 16,218 1,846 11,296 4,138 667 104 6,007 4,714 16,840 819 262 7,237 24,921 *2,808 775 Nahum does today. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1868. Glasgow and South Western £4,624', Caledonian 10,20 5• .... Ciiii Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central North British Scottish Midland Joustson 746 .... 665 Aberdeen • • •• Total E27.8013 £24 ,784 The Irish returns ars: 1853. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County D0wn......, 304 .... Cork and Bandon Ulster • 1,170 Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,340 Great Southern and Western Waterford and Kilkenny Cork, Blackrock. and Passage 242 .... Waterford and Limerick 7Ol .... Total . £11,467 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocic. ii ii fa 1.006 1.008 £9,125 A further improvement ofd per cent. was es tablished in the funds at the opening this morning, but this advance has not been sustained, and prices are now the same as at the close of business yesterday. 'The weather is not in favour of the market. Console have been as good as 98 to 1, but are now quoted 971 to 98 ex. div. for Tuesday, and 98 to I for the 11th of August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 3 ; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 to 1; Bank Stock, 229; South Sea Stock, 1141 to 116; do. Old An nuities, 1001 ' • Exchequer Bills, ls. die. to 2s. prem. Foreign sto cks are quiet, bet have generally shows an improving tendency. Russian stocks are firm, and Mexican has rallied to 261 to 271. Spanish Old Threes mark 461 to / ; ditto Deferred, 224 ex div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 to I; Pot tugurse Fours, 41 to ; Dadsh Fives, 107; Peru vian Deferred, b 8; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was was scarcely any English Wheat at market this morning, and although the receipts of foreign Wheat have been large the quantity of fresh Baltic Wheat is by no means large. The heavy fall of rain during the last forty-eight hours has checked the downward movement in prices which was apparent on Wedne•day, and the rates obtained today were fully as good as on Monday, with aa increased disposition to purchase both Wheat And Flour. The supply of Oats has increased, nevertheless the turn in prices was against the buyer. Barley, Beans, and Peas firm at former quotations. .1111.111 LS Dill) LUNIXJN ?EOM JULY 11th to JULY 15th. On Bluthsh. 600toh. Irish. Vomit. Wheat.-- l 2450 I 27330 Barley 1360 Oat 1413 ..... ..•. 2260 'near. 1420 sacks and 740 banes. MINCLNG-LANI3.-THIS . DAY. Soctatt.LThemiictet has been steady during the week. COFFEE.—The market has been dull. Today a slight improvement in the demand has taken place. TR/A.—The amount of business done has been limited this week. INDlOO.—The quarterly sale has gone off well during tffe week. Fitutv.—There continues to he a good demand. TALLOW MARKET.-=THIS D.Y. The market i;ojUietta7day,;fth nothing doing. Town Tallow is quoted 51s. 6d.; Petenburg Y. C. on the spot, 62a. 6d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 61e. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have only a small supply of good Beasts, and, conse quently, they are readily disposed of at a small advance on Konday's quotations, but inferior qualities are not dearer. The number of Sheep and Lambe is much smaller than of late and the avenge quality quality very inferior prices have advanced about 2d . per 8 lbs. Choice English Calves are scarce and rather dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 314 Beasts, 3,090 Sheep, 667 Calves, and 30 Pigt from Norfolk and Suffolk, 260 Beasts; 90 Mach Cows from the Bome Counties. Per stoop atlas. a. d. ad. Pff Kam of Ina ad. Best Rota, Herefords.. 4 6 4 Boat Dna k Bat Short•lxone4 ...... 4 4 4 Beat Loos-wools 4 6 4 Oecoad quality Bea& .. 30 3 Do. do. Woes - (Wua 3 3 6 I Saw sad second quality 3 8 4 2 rugs 3 4 4 .1,0. do. Stara B. Des it Halt-bred' 411 6 lArno4l ... 0 - 2 Brow at utartoa ; 6bry sad Lamb. 10,890. °gm. 830; PUMP). HIDES.—THIS DAY. Lhaosantai.L.—Present prices: Hides, sClbs. to 641 he., 21d. ; Whs. to 72 1 be., 21d. to 3d ; 721 b e. to ROMs., ad. to 31d. ; SOlbs. to 1381b5., 31d. to 344.; 88I1». to 96Th,., 31d. to 4d. Horse hides, Bs. Calf skins, light, ls. to 3a.; full, 6s. 13Eamonns1r.—Sheep Skins, Lambs, 25. to 3s. 84. ; Shearlings, ls. Bd. to 2s. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Mows. Pattendeu and Smith report that the accounts reoeived this morning from Mid and East Kent and Wor cester are considered much more unfavourable ; vermin still on the increase. Parts of the Weald of Kent and Susses are said to bars rather less vermin, but all agree that there is a great proportion of the Bop plantations in which the bine is still in a very weak and unkind state. lt, of course, remains to be seen what effect the present drenching rains may have ; most persons think, unless very hot weather follow, that it will operate much against the crop. The market re- Mains firm, and there is scarcely anything doing on duty. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ilolywell, 18s.; Wylasa, IGL ; Walls End Lambton, 18.. —Ships at Market, 30. (BT ELECTRIC DEAL, FRIDAY, 9 A.M. Wind W.S.W., fresh. cloudy. Rased. —Margaret, from Sierra Leone, for Sunder lard; Anna, from Amsterdam, for Surinam; Aga Maria, from Cork, for London ; Vella, from Malta, from London; Spheroid, from St. Vincent, for Lon don; James Gibbs, proceeded to Antwerp last evening. Off the Owen, on the 12th.—liarwaret, from City Point, for Rotterdam, '27 iayr. ltmain.—Quen . M . .:rgt.ret and Milale, bAli far Sydney. Tits