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

6 4 :...W Ttt rt% Na 1,832.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY I, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. WET= LEM ASSURANCE COMPANY, I 111=1141esa Tirarair,—lisessagrairMLANT, Tt. cm—iLlibragrown TrizwumAw, T.S.A. sorommi. HERTFORD. Cowper Chambers . 1011 . 03 :MONEY MARKET. Mahon .. I)imadale . .1011,4 06.1=175.0.466C1e1em5. tWolt.it. reit ' Dopey Chairro.". • • trere4 trim 0111 •1 11 W te = mod 01 hatted The .ennity of a natted NalkdlNS In the %aal Ireerb. the sighs hesele seelMiell unapt p.LaMar, totkke es Idea unarael maims bin bees p. Po' t le !be ro rvretsry Praseh, th• Imam possible rates of premier a wat w:th the. security of the seserad. ' , mut ai.r. I hex the Vegetates for the first send yam, sad prentiUMeoanoverteing at mevabegly tow rates. N•tet ar d ostaary alsotreat ea the ordinary fete wawa os hose 11. , 4011 10 addltioaal shams kyr heroes to prosoni 10 pr.Mv, we my Brae world. ihr ..re coutsdaa added temedisel sies, ealtelborn sad meets. cwt.,. where • medial mart le itich the he is lekl by the teolee Att pulle l• ts isetspesele, meet lama of hood. ay mire of the Beard threelees. LOW• Moat Mama. KATIONAL ASSUIIANCE and INVESTMENT A4e4OCIATION, 7. M. Martleth-placo, Tratalgebegesra. oirestisrat of money with this Aseneistins, able vas es• hated to May. Viet. no a plan peculiar to ttaelt, seam Neel ad. nous** to the. IRI*I3. wind of the eniteent, and Um preteldsat my. tap ot the nstriel awe.. of the sonismatty. sad sitirde an oppor. Witty b e reallenig to Lighest rate of Miami ided by Iret.eleas ere•intsre, la oLob Mom the money le Motleys deinatited with the Assosigken. I sne MOW trom habitants on among sf t ae EMI sm , pm., of mnagemne. vi an bow by no UM NiaMaati ~ , toidet.aa of Um moire areagia k liwasksai num. tams tueteloes, Depositan• inieg tha sad** mak OMNI by Ikea mpg al kw km &Mims al rag 10a6—aa siaeoliz a otherkl=4 oth lanitallem. lOW OM at Osaka kids k wit tambes. Intern,' or Divklend. Y Made lests=in MOM/ MO Mi. threat Mak g The Capital Meek Is altogether dasikia awl se ma% Om On Pet ositota' thick in the Investment DmartiniML to assairkak yak lb' erennum Fund, • sue:sates lbw ea aapakimats Awn& bon, and be been provided la I,nler to reader the secuityM Amered complete. LIVE DEPARTMLYT. This Department enibracee a comprehend.* and wellearalaisi eynero of We Maumee*, with many viduutde sad importer* Ma. pr..r, men le. lick. laid - matron 21 . 01 orle:lretwe stay be obtained, oa appltsatinli et the tired 1411er of the Meaciation, or to the respective Ageleth. throw tout the Undid hingloin. PETEtt 110}ttlISIX, Managing Dictator. leg. Apple: Mhos for Agencies may be made to the Illesegbe 1 , , 'to. h corristi PRovil/EN'f INSTITUTION FOR UVI ASAIRATICE. I he ooli °See In which the heath. of Mania dtaeeeM eo Ile obtain a et Moderate reamlanat r 7. mum. at ea, IF amid id :111. sem about Sant* lame dm lefts cob DiuL.l lagers. as IMM the sera tspisi is dm e mg at see* • oald twee, £t is Ws r. —The whote agIidiAFAMINIIIINSIMASIV2•4 ZS= at ..I.lltag, Rol Nacelle lowa a—ft hyers..l in those members whom primisiss. Jou tot to the mai ha tlfata/oltiolf Y ellrwJti fist those by ..b.y.e Watt contributions atom It Sr bits mild. Annual Premium to genre 11100, with Irdttl M Loath. Age 2. 0 I 31 89 I 33 I 40 I 43 I SO 1113111 , 01 3 1 41 $ 4 101 3 91 3 39 14 1 7 - - tle tte 146111161111/6 UV IS MO 11l um Art a limitnt Dumber or molests. lbw /wide fl peers only will be bead newly the rose es eat polielprig WY.. requite bur she whole at bk. Yenoarre.—Slace the beildtiele or the society Is 1537, upwards of k. ;0 paid.s hare bees brasit. e.nring se•orsnret amuuating to warty two swill. • and a MIL TI e whnlr afreir• we In the mm pion:emus rendition. NS seem by the sana3l reports, which. with. preroKtus table* ..1 prinbitlail, lad orrery intorraatios may be ob. tallied ;free) .a sopl.ertion. LONDON iii41:111. 12. 301ORGATF-STItERT. G/101161t GRANT. Resident fit near,. 'flit: DAILY NEWS. Lcedon Morals': Paper, pries Id. A. 3 Political Orogto. the DAIS - MEWS Is St Me head of the W him! Ns. of Orval Britain, salvocattne free censers in Ito bromist setae, and all cisad mil practical Worms, whether pohikel, or emle•iastivaL In the taunt and slue of its Grassi News,-In the aeouraer of to Law Ileparts, - to the ample, truthful. and Impartial ehanieter of It. eim twenties:4., and in the varied mesas dean,' einninercial ler contalsed In the City. Railway, sad MOOetaff Articles,- this raper Pi unwirpused. It e • stains • more detailed list of Shipping than any other sw an elch•Joive4y early report of Shippin• is Wit , d OM by every overland the only daily NSW, with Wt of prism, published anywhere. It Mdromee itmlf in Onalilm se Mist Mo Gy paw besiks the "fleas" which eaciudee. sad Is. Swam eaesiee. be.. ha 0111111110 all sleulee advertsessels Its program an pablie Meer is skews by the lot rears of *mg must Cr the year 100 le the YeetElewits which it will be seen that A• pale lesegeg lie = " e l tlas silty yes* had Is Ire years bras Ile iteeit seepelftee t datitsbel *ems loort. Moser* Csacerims Moms. ram llotanws DAILY NEWS 1844 1,152,000 The coatlaned maintentnee of MU poet** Mettles the Showing masks recestly expressed by e eentempwary: The • Daily News le the swaged of all the leeks imielas mere. From the est It teak WO rowel eel • Ittiest tase-npro sesta( coneheewly that emeemathe hberadace MSS Is aleMf the public aviator. of Eastland' asd already, with the seed kfjMy calculation of the reresalsed daily mem, asd with the hugest numbs of advertisements-sent Is the Thies '-eleatned by my dent paper, ha petit sera them earreepteat with *eetemeretel eeesetsee." T. be ordered of say Doelsetter or Ihresnem Who Ida** ; or et **office, 10, Sumerissirect, Ylestweser‘ Lambe. art le per atirrapw erees.pwe le.; ye, by pryer lAid. HS MCI et IMPS t et, How to Live and west to untie; rib _BBI!! The; Irlame mod Marperat; leper rib irearal er= leer learry, arlhat Orbs d haerrie tee t b the JINMU. elmerare of • vdraphie4 rem d We. Ity a KUM. Ahr bT re ere Arir, pre DOM. by pow, to td. A MEDICAL TBILATI 4 I r 112111101/11 DEBILITY ar CDAMTI- IrTIONAL w6AkNOM. rr Pramirl Orreatier, Blealsair rib Arterial liar la Mr! Ilber The art, waraties frau whirl te r. al ma . re. • the rear el raw yonsr prouliee te the armor ire el garearre war Ins the valises Mr dere roar la emly DEarl MAW Onierrivlidtlioll le reir treartma Me rMode Ow* poem rig the maw ir be WS wow& Lerma Mrs Palinsisr4s.; Oda& ✓am: Mar BIE ; and ell tinalierm ALLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte rmieloarar, ai =a llRene‘obroet, Terceed dor .rireeet owl Doerr's,. rianoroirriss of dr ler wort ragehr far SALL 111111, sad EXPORTATION. Imenresto im.oo bra sr make (airy pW to sow) to be rid of s eye. rebrdies.—loboodread Maeorarl. el wises morn of M berm TRo! HARRIS`,.SON'S !sword /4 I Wort swiping Orr Toorislo sad Amide Tioltors. For eiribt d 144 tweir ditto, Itle. ; sixteen ditto. 414; Twenty ditto, SC Gam. Wows' Te:rworrior. sic Carriage two. lIASKIS sad soN l =tiwas to 11* Rote nail,. 41 GHIA r It1:70 ELL trisect'. L E c.ruoN. No. SS, to appoollo tbr !INTIM! MUSEUM GATI.S. Reirolleer dor. sod Mil will ovoid voistaklog the besot. VASE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and P. am VANS' CAD TON OTKOP, or COwdrileresel Mom stlart4Mer, febarl• obantai wry be dee meet Waft Mo. Me iwoute towiweawl Y how that meet dint sow" I. MLR key: taw mile trial of year Itsise Sheep. sod led Ste answer better thew sop deep 1 Moe baleen, reddr u ros a lom edge to noise lealromele Y weedosiod old sun C. tae Ur. Ile L sad S. Omen. tweemboera m rew amebae:met. Ireedow." where the arm da. mg be ellebed, owl of all perfumer% et 3a. IL.. s. N., wed Oa. anda—COWlkAir kwasllarly tempered Iteme. Teeth iN)Waff sod lbenbor Powder. Y'Fri THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI CINE by DIY wars BITALSIITA ARABICA FOOD.— re Art Pity yews. ledemerlembee eleseY hem eriards. serraserse, mite... ens% amieltrelesh 11.111W1 non" am et tbe rommer, sag eusellise, bine bre Du narro curl:sat irwl.^—Merte Weren# 4 = rat Me. fo Can No. 71, at dr= =M b M . the Lie Meat de Decks •—" 1 lui Der year Yee& and unhorse thu v pabLaides et ere Dess."—llbeert depress. bed to es/wit/m.l lb, e/ ; I dm, et 4s. Id. ; 1111 b., et 1 Is. ; 11 111., st vf sup/ft-teemed fleet ly, 1011, it Pte. ; r lr., et Um; lie 1U lb. bail II lb. ler.lllll ere sent freesias/Tier co remipt of Past OW cadets LI BARUY lei IiAIDIT and':., 77, Iterebetrast, Leedom; glen rebalrerl.raid 44 BisborpittAbbist- bhebed 1620.-111.1 L - we -lei- eft sleaped WU' Ws mew we madras. J. li7, — tamelsamiritis • com method of bp*, iris. &NM wsw. sal relell wi rrlll; 11V1.W17.D TAP murrain Ili supernie of ring rope% at Si wail Writ pubse. 11r• sub La. It• rite Inn snob tommell sal elly tart AMMO" Mike il. "WM ARLOW'S NEW IN- Si _ VISNTIID ULF-ACTING SIMON _ . PJXII.IIIIIIIS HO VICIR-FEO tt 11 dg I Mi.._ . I rynems a* bars =WI , claer. et me other Wpm . trim Oat sr eilkataalky 1 a - • art the Irt dials draws rentas ' - A , , .m. 4 "II f .. 11 I en 144 .I .1 le may Us oast Is 3 , , , his aim d lb; prise 45. Id.; &Up ; X Aar/ lie, Ils. " 111=aireybig he - 'will em WI I ' g i / a i r. whom Uwe Mrs Its/ it ow : le et tio pilliC Midi Dm a kb: r 1" = e ris-lale Eli, milliset dr noir i Itiii• Ihs mit liramis tbelyess :71 f so Ina ig ONO; vim lbe bp Is tuba Wm. wan do am rag. JMM RUILOW, Id. 10i. Wis. etraul, Illsialswitasss, Piasklise kw& imam awl Dab 11444itatet4 MO& THE TEETH sad HEALTH.—A good pet of RNA mg Wares Drivel& iwarlimaorldla Rot preen, Wan le at Re mairsit leiparraus bah is regards Jo penal bola wow wipe or Md. p aced ta• caw. vast paormisa at pm ardsatallarati Amass th• Tarawa, pro =..albrill tba ria. MDR LANDO' ODOM, or Paul Rosie aorta~• WA iscalelir at railleillalloa. Wit Rs, sal praaning Re Isla w die Yea "wird al Via 1t bog w araliaar Yaw mad anaretlare, sail Impart t. prarl-Uka adducer to Oa urns rarlawa Tamara ipso at laiplost daisy, Mkt Or par Maar" rad, taw dat do Mak bud" la their adman NA Nan Ns anus* Warm Impart wiallsra =A parity ietbeliverlL PtM Sia H. "sr Ws. Mae al *Rim ballades+. lie pada, Mirk Asa Oa wards, *A. 'KIRLAND sad 13011 , 4, 10, Na agraard ea rad perla Orresararat Maas" as ear& ll =arl drib mra 4',-. , THE OOIWET Patent Self .,, , • oow SKY. dart. away •n& In , , I maks at tb• •Oblablindllsol 6 , IMVIIMIINS fii= bib Irk awl ti LW' ?mil* d l6 " T s . 1 r vir a lme as. ti liSillan.ibe SLUM COLLAR (gale utip•Ma el Anon wilb Patent Wank IteaVal t 1 : tb• dun& TM Palau Sono PAISIMNO on Is liftilline my orl• I• 1. sylabig WA or Illyat seat by pan •• rabliot of IS Illsieand Pe i L. 14111811=C 1111•111110101110 tlorwarloi frea—ralenles. lit. P.COOPIIIta Tailor lo bee /I•lesty, Ry a Albert, sod 04 Prim d W• 1•41. Onlbnuttrest, Patt4eall Bal. Lands& ELECTION NEWS. 7 POLLS THIS DA' CITY OF LONDON. llte polling commenced this morning at 8 o'clock, bat owing to some defect in the arrangements no state of the poll was posted. On inquiry at the Central Liberal Committee it was ascertained that it was not the intention to publish the numbers until the close of the poll. On inquiry at the committee of Masterman and Crawford there was the same obstacle; but the following w.a ob tained at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. Mr. Masterman Sir James Duke Lord J. Russell Mr. Crawford Baron Rothschild From the Central Committee we hays been able to obtain the following report up to ELEVEN O'CLOCK. Masterman Russell Duke Rothschild Crawford ONE O'CLOCK. Mr. Masterman Lord J. Russell Sir James Duke 2023 Baron Rothschild Mr. Crawford . 1341 . 1340 . 1227 . 1062 744 The following is s cornet list of the Livery votes only up to TWELVE O'CLOCK. Mr. Mastarman Sir James Duke .... Lord J. Rummell Baron Rothschild Mr. Crawford 460 THE TOWER HAMLETS. The polling commenced with great spirit at eight o'clock this morning ; and from the first Butler and Cl y led the way. The following returns, far the whole of the booths, were made in the course of assuming, at the hustings on Step ney-green: The followiai V the Mina of Mr W. Clay's summit ar to TWO O'CLOCK. _ .. _ _ ___ ___ Clay Butler Thompson Arnie 1632 Bones -ELEvEN o'CLocic. Williams 2017 D'Eynoonst Wilkinson ONE O'CLOCK. D'Eynemart Williams Wilkinson 2637 2736 2361 GREENWICIi.—The o'CLoCK. Chambers Bolt Stewart Sa!omens ONE O'CLOCK. Bolt _ 1972 Fo!mom 946 Stewart l6BO ____ Chambers 2036 LIVERPOOL. (DT ELZMILIC. Great excitement prevails; each party being con -1 fident of success. There is, however, no appretuniion of disturbance. TEN O'CLOCK. - Turner Mackenzie 2,420 Cardwell Ewart ELEVEN O'CLOCK. Turner Mackenzie Cardwell Ewarl TWELVE O'CLOCK. Turner Mackenzie Cardwell ...... Ewart ONE O'CLOCK. Oreat excitement prevailing. Disturbances threatened. Turner Mackenzie . Cardwell . Ewart . 4484 3974 3812 5185 5030 4448 4267 TWO O'CLOCK. Turner Mackenzie Cardwell Ewart . . 6636 3400 4720 4404 AYLEBBURY.—Tax Layard Bothell West Bayford 139 Manx olAmai, Layard Bethel! Bayterd West 305 302 253 250 READING. Pigott Keating Dickson Reslessik.. Hadfield.. Overead.. Parker .. 604 432 343 SHEFFIELD. 700 023 005 Rd Irmineon. Greaten .._._--- 189 Ricardo Wellesley Balksley NOTTINGHAM. Strati .— .... 553 Walter 455 ..._ Sturgeon ... 192 /ASTIR TO ELEVEN. YORK. Smythe Milner Vincent BERWICK. Forster Stapleton Hodgson Benton 125 75 58 55 NORTHAMPTON.-10.45, A.M. Hunt Currie !Stet 29 BEVERLEY. 'lmlay Wells Glover . 182 . 181 . 116 GUILDFORD.—Tex o'CLoca Mangles 177 Bell Tharlow NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.—Tm o'CLoac. Blackett Ileadlarn Watlion SCARBOROUGH. Johnstone _ __ Mulgrate ... .. Young BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE. Milligan. Wickham LINCOLN. Sibthorpe Hone age Setley (BT ILICTILIC TELE/MUNI) MEMBERS RETURNED. Minn Wz'mom—Forester and Gasket,. CHLTZU.—Orosvenor and Stanley returned.—Holmes retired. IIALIFAX.—Wood, 307 ; Crawley, 291; Edward', 260 ; J.inea, 8. titex.—Ciattwey. lIUNTINGDON—roet and Raring, without opposition. BIHMINGIIA3I.—Muutz and Seholetield, without oppo sition. Wanutsorott.—Mr. Gilbert Greenbelt returned; Mr. W. Rawson retired. MAILLMOILOUGH—Lord Ernest Bruco and Mr. 11. B. Baring, without opposition. NOMINATIONS-THIS DAY. ATLMIEURT—BetheII, West, Layard, Hayford. HARWICH—B.(Om, Warburton, Waddington, roe wake. KIDDERMINSTER—Best, Lowe. WALLIKOFOILD-111ftekstotte Morrison, Malice. Evnartritt—Willonghby, Be rkeley, Wilkie.. l'iummx—Gronfeli, Parker, Strickland, German. Limier Arkwright, Willoughby, Phillimore. It frox—La celles, Beckett, Newton. bintsw.nozY—Baldock, Tomline Robinson. MANCNISTRIL—Brht, Gibson, I.och, ISCUIRSII. NURAFICII.—Peto, Warner, Douro, INCILS3D. MACCLEsTlELD.—Brockleharst, Williams, Egerton. BRIORTON.—PetheII, Hervey, Hooks, and_lrelawney. &min. —Copeland, Ricardo, and Gower. GlMMSNY.—ltenesge and Annesley. POOLE. — Seymour, Hodgson, and Franklin. WAREFIELD.—Sauders and Ludlam. LIICESTEIL—WaImsIey, Gardiner, Wilde, and Palmer. Duntas.—Grainger, Vane, and Atherton. Henwtcc-os-Twitu.—Renton, Hodgson Forster, and Stapleton—(Show in favour of Forster and drapleton.) (City.) —Berkeley, Hope, and I'rico. Hrt.k.—J. Clay, Viscount Goderich, B. Moore, and Buekland. Irawicw.—H. E. Adair, J. C. Cobbold, T. Hobhoose, and S. Bateson. litwcaunins.—llon. H. Arbuthnot.—(No other can didate.) - NOMINATIONS. Irseriew—Cobbold, Adair, Bottom, Hobbouse. litax—Clay, Moore, Ooderich, Dockland. GLOUCESTER ClTY—Berkeley, Hope, Price. Bouwico.ox.Twozu—ltenton, Hodgson, Forster, Sta. pleton. Show in favour of Fonter and Stapleton. litscxamon—Hon. 11. Arbuthnot. No other candidate. DUMFIrtESSRIRS.—JuIy 14. Lord Drumlanzig will not be opposed. DUNIPRIES Be aoms.—The nomination day is the 10th inst. On Friday. Colonel Graham, of Mosaknow, a minis terialist, started in opposition to Mr. Ewart, but retired next day, finding he had no prospect of susses'. Kt ROCUUBAIUSTBUIOX uly 13. There is no oppcuition to Mr. Mackie. WIOTOWNIIIIIIII, July 18—Captain Dalrymple is unop posed. WIOTON BUROUS, July 12- M'Taggart, Bart., and Mr. Caird. : Sir John NOMINATION DAYS FIXED. LEICESTERANTRE rOUTR)—JUIy 16. Bommustr (Wan. —July 13. NEWPORT WILE OF WIGHT)—JuIy 8. NORT11•111PIONARIRE (SOUTH)—JuI y 13. NORTII•IIPTONIIIIIRE (NORTII).-Ally 14. CARDIGAN Dirralcr---July 9. CARDIOANEHIRE—JuIy 16. BT. AB6B.Bw's—Jul 8. Firumas--July 16. LIMINOTOX—Mr. Hedsoa has withanws. This morning having been appointed for the nomi nation of gentlemen to represent this city in parliament, a large crowd of penoas assembled for some time before the proceedings commenced, in front of the hustings erected in Covent-Garden market, and by 12 o'clock, the time an nounced for the high bailiff to preside, the whole of the large area in front of the church was crowded. The grand arcade of the market was likewise filled ; indeed there was scarcely a spot of ground in the immediate vicinity of the church but what was studded with human beings. The various candidate. as they arrived on the hustings were received in the usual way—some with biases and some with cheers. Lord Maidstone, the conservative candidate, was signally fortunate, for, from the time he came upon the hustings, until the proceedings commenced, he was greeted with rounds of applause. Mr. Coningham arrived with a very long procession, and was received very warmly. Gen. Evans, on the contrary, was hissed and groaned at. The whole of the candidates having arrived, Francis Smedly, Esq., read the precept. Mr. Henry, the magistrate, was in attendance, to render assistance in case of any disturbance of the peace taking place. There were also on the hustings Viscount Newport, Lord 11. Gordon, Sir H. H. Campbell, Sir W. Codrington, his Excellency the Amerman minister, alts. The respective candidates were proposed and seconded in the following order : Mr. BAINARIDOE propostd, and Mr. Lewis seconded Gen. De Lacy Evans ; the confasion, however, was so great, that very few words could be beard that fell from either speaker. Mr. Menem proposed, and Mr. Mattson seconded, the nomination of Sir John Shelley. Mr. MILLS'S proposed Lord Maidstone, and he had no doubt but his lordship would be at the head of the poll. Mr. Racism, barrister-atlaw, seconded the nomination, and was loudly cheered during his remarks. Sir C. Atnia proposed, and Mr. O. Davis seconded, the nomination of Mr. Coningbem. The proposer bad no doubt, if the electors of Westminster did their duty, that Mr. Coningham would come in at the head of the poll. General EVANS, on makinr his appearance to sd dress the electors was loudly cheered. if they liter, pleased to return him again they would find that he would look after their interests with the same fidelity as he bad hitherto done. lie did sot trek in terms of personal praise, because all that he had done was no more than his duty. Ile wee the more induced to stand the contest again, beaus in the first place he thought he should bays the sonddenee of the also tors again, and in the second place he knew that very us fair means were being taken by some patties to turn him out. He had no fear, however, of the result. (At this stage of tho proceedings a mu, dressed in the uniform of ono of the Spanish Legion, was lifted above the heads of the other, and having been carried to the (root of the hustings, he asked (lateral limn for his pension, which, of course, caused no little merriment sod confusion.) The hon. gen tleman then stated what lino of couduet he should pursue in the house when they did him the great honour of again si returning him to Parlkment. Sir J. SHELLEY neat addressed the electors. Ho et. came forward under different circumstances to some of the is candidates. He had been before them ever ensee the month th of February last. If he shoat be returned, he would take j i r care that the farmers should be no longer bamboosled. Lord Darby says he as as longer a protectionist. Why does Ms he say so? Because wan wont let him be oar. If he were IN returned, he should tie all he could to advance their local th interests. it. found great fault with some of the female se aristocracy who hat =about asking their tradespeople so to vote for Lord M ta Lord MAIDSTONE mat addressed the meeting. He wanted to No, and if returned would sappert, a responsible U government. The eashmiew. harem issa basase as great to that very little could be beat that the Nge if his se lordship. He was, however, smilseettesel to say that the ats to government had left them a art wwwhantagesas Maw the settlement of which would be a wart of M culty than any act patented by either Lord J enaigassell Or Earl Grey. gatt4LNlNGl v ar r &dawned the iseelielk red re- es. *tbi Z= l 2 . Maria as this die der a et. Westminster. They had been tsgewentiag treat time 8 2.• of their foredithers, lad, became he "haat te seek the wt (rages of the &MOON Of that city, he was saellgasd by to others who sought the same honour se he did ; Mat be es. laughed to scorn the attempts that were made to debar SO him. th After Mr. Ceningham had addressed the meeting for IL -•ume, IMO asweiderable the thaw at homer was lads, when the mehority appeared fat Sham mad Osainghant. A poll la was demanded for the Mho: candidates; and a vote of Its thanks to the High Bailiff closed the proceedings. st. FINSBURY. 55 This day the electors of the borough of Finsbury mem to - bled at the hustings erected in front of the Sessions-house, es. Clerkenwell, to proofed with the nomination of the several 50 eandilates fur the representation of the borough of Fius- May. Long before the hour appointed for the commence ai - nowt of the business of the day a vast crowd had collected tt Y 5 front of the huatiogs Alderman Challis was the first to 81 arri wire mine in a Wrench' and four. He was sue- st. by Mr. Wyld, who was soon after followed by W. Mr. Dunecenbe. The latter gentleman was most loudly 31 1041 cheered. About twelve o'clock, Mr. T. H. Bowkett, after the read- ii ing of the precept, the Bribery Act, dc., addressed the meeting very briefly, when to Mr. Mow:Rosie, the magistrate, proposed Mr. T. S. M. Duneombe. Ile said he had done so 18 year. ago, and he was happy to say that the honourable candidate had done p t his duty without compromising his principles. (Cheers.) se He had been 26 years in the liouse of Commons, and dur ing that period Ise had proved himself the friend of the 0/ people. (Cheers.) te 505 Dr. J. Berg seconded the nomination. et. Mr. T. ukr.sm, of Islington, proposed Mr. Wyld, wbo e t , was the friend of the people, and who had always de tti - fended the privileges of the people. Mr. DANIZL Lvnoow seconded the resolution. to Mr. WILK* nest proposed Alderman Challis, who he 14 observed had been massy years an Alderman of the City of tsf London, and who deserved their support. /4 Mr. Petra wended the resolution. Mr. DUNCOMBB here stood up to address the meeting, and was most onthessastically cheered. lie said that when ho first came among them, he stated that so long as they would give him their support, he would never desert them. s o Ile was there to redeem that pledge. Ile had been sent to to them by the dissolution of parliament to hear what was their opinion of the present government. He had always been sf the advocate of reform in Church and State, and would 4 : always follow that course. lie was an anti-Maynooth man, so and was opposed to all endowment. (Applause.) He was so the friend to justice to Ireland. et. Mr WYLD nest came forward and was loudly cheered. $0 Ile stated that he was there that day to support the prinei plea of reform. He supported every liberal measure, and if •`• returned he would do his utmost to extend the suffrage, and to obtain protection to the voter by the ballot. PH (Cheers.) Mr. Alderman CHALLIS followed, but the coats sloe was so great that no remarks he made could be heard. A show of hands was then taken by the returning officer, pi upon which he declared that the result was in favour of Mr. Duncombe and Alderman Challis. A poll wu demanded on the behalf of Mr. Wyld, which 1 .1 was ap,ointed to take place tomorrow morning. 171 MINES. TUESDAY EVENING. The transactions in mining shares today have been upon a more restricted scale, and have given so occasion to no change of the slightest importance. t i 4 The prices at which sales have been made are se reported to us as follows by the most respectable I st brokers and dealers ; bnt due allowance must be made 20 for the wide margin frequently existing in this earl'. " able market as between buyer and seller. South 60 Tamar, 54, 4 ; Tiocroft, 111, 12 ; Wheal Uny, 91, 1; North Buller, 71, 8 ; Clive, 64; Vale of Towey, 11. u The gold mining shares look decidedly firm, and 14 prices are creeping up. There were a good many o buyers of Nouveau Monde', which closed at the ire- sy proved value of ato a prem. Liberty shares were not quite so buoyant. This was settling day in I t Yuba River shares, which ruled at I to 1 prem. The non-official quotations are as follows !—Australian if Consols, 1 die. to par ; Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; 22 Royal Australian Mining, a dis. to k prem.; New South Wales Gold Mining Company, par to 1 prem.; Z. Glenaulin, to 3 prom.; Connemara Mining Com pany of Ireland, 1 to 11 prem. Santiago, and Mexican and South American et, shares, are looking up. Cobras folly maintain their 8 late advance. Anglo-Mexican Mint shares have been ` l : % .* done at 224, 4. si A special meeting of adventurers in the Mine of 3 , Goginan was held yesterday at the office of Messrs. 4 1 John Taylor and Sons, to determine upon some plan ° for raising additional capital, as recommended at the is annual meeting, when the promising appearances of to the now ground in the eastern part of the sett were fully reported upon. It was resolved that the 100 shares into which the adventure is now divided be Ni sub-divided and made into 1,000 shares, and that 4 1 1,000 additional shares bo created, at 81. per share, 5 11 payable by instalments, the pre-emption of sub- s s scribing for such shares being given to the present et shareholders. so 29 316 ei 144 166 10 II di Ili 19 99 31 431 41 126 23 161 176 z 6C. 9 9 '4 1 '4 I I 71 i bli 104 IS 0 894 804 .01 U 124 126 44 40 98j 991 84 . 88. 164 14 poi 33e 34 31 31 die 3 „ 171 1 1 II 10+ losi ISO 111 Si 7 pa 6 61 3 1 3 4 „ 91 971 If 14!V I ff 131 " 3 31 33 $1 3 3f die 74 141 39 41 45 60 41 s 1 IS SI 4. '44 io I et. 3 2 11 il 34i 61 II ti. 14 f via 721 221 73 74 54 56 ef 64 21 If Els 19 90 - 94 TO 14 141 11 21 Ale 59 16 die 19 10 72 73 4 14 4 at itil 75 _7 Taw S 1 33 , 1 . 1113 lINTAII SI IS IS{ Sle SO4 31 Sew 194 191 51 61 115 150 321 331 113 114 75 37 :6 27 766 110 13 1311 236 36 19 20 03 83 - - p• ni 'el 160 131 130 133 1 les 821 331 106 107 SHARI/. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. Tho gold mining shams aro firm, but quiet. Nouveau Monde mark I prom., and Colonial Cold, Aqua Fria, and Carson's Creek prom. There is no movement in other mining stocks in the Stock Ile. Share. Masa Pald. ‘1 1014ere 4.1411 done yeaterday. fatly. 100,000 1 Ara Frla la i Iv. li 100,000 100. au& Califorella ..... —1 31 61 7A 13,500 60 AfillidNi 10,000 10 4•llodaelam 1 1 1 1 il ~ 20, 30000 Arbil= / 3 100,000 1 Amalgam Prembold 00,000 1 Ms Mork. 1 all 14. iIA 6,40 1 30 Obrurree Ina and Cool all ... ... 100,000 1 orltbla Maarallaa (.old I all 1 Ile par 10,000 13 Awn. leap.(ka. at 4/. pm 216 11 11 6,000 30 De. Oneassad Culaba , all 11,000 10 MIL Pas Del Ito; rl3 210,000 1 Oasusis Cheik. I all , I I Pa 1 1 13,00 .. Oaks 100,000 . 6 0061161 ( V1 .." 1 I i 1 PA 1 1 - 20,0000 mg. iltAaiWillah &Hat, all , 1 310 per 41 16 I all I -- 40,060 11010 a• lreiiiile. 11.030 Oast 70103•166. I ell 1 11 .4 PIN 130,000 U 1111 1 , i6 8 ... c. 10%000 Leha ... all , t Id 4 30,000 40,1110a11iw,61.4.X.6113.1 all • i 1 1 10 10,000 1 iiiirt : ftrinta lk7 .... le: . :11 9 11 ` 1 4 : 1 ii 3 midia 1i 300,000 !few °n ark .. all 1 i 111.1 200,030 Nowesas MAY 100,000 00,100 7,000 10 asolissadoCaba ....-- 101 I 111 121 3 0 .0 0 0 1 Sailb Aselrallaa 1 6Am p. 4000 10 tie Croft .. 1 116 I 3 63,174 !0.761 Wilted Mellow ......__ all 11 14 100,001 1 0Y Warhee5............ all i 1 A 0 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very fiat; prices are hardly maintained, and the trade is buying with great caution, merely from hand to mouth. Town Tallow is quoted 365. ed. nett ash; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, Us. Od. ; October to December, 384. pd., January to March (1853), 38s. Bd. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The share market is heavy to-day, sellers offering more freely, and prices of all the leading stocks are quoted lower than yesterday. Business is generally very quiet. [ French shares are still rising. !HARM A AND %TUCKS UNOVAILANTIED. &Lamar.. ISO Abadan.. . » *4 At n bre t iormiropie okos.woth. tri= k ar:i Oleak Jas late SILeo.ll4. _ _ 1..0 Mid sad gobs 1(0 all aid 15•11Daid all Oat laulma 115 D•blls nil What . a Duman ail Aber ooaMlw .. au lint Arillora sass L. es z all Da. (in B. Os N.) ... to imam Claualla• all Easters Union, Claw 4- Dar LU. ... • all Der. dans 8 sad OMk W lul larrilr• •. all Is WWI India Dodo awl Era hoodaft !.• iliii# l lo- 010 .1 0 "1 • r l lro G6Ple r th llailins .z..... "‘ .. 100 Da. i i atra d : ....=•• lOC lb. a Bo . 0 .... all Ot.loalk. arl ave.(lro.. 100 Ursa Wears ... .. all Lassaskia api earllea .. Tlll 13,;.T141;t7 — 7: 7,1 100 Lomwsehlre sonoriumin 14 D 0. 1 ,41044 " 11 DI. West Ria:ng . Usioe all Lee& Norlbarn . Til MO Loa.. lirletbio, Coact 101 Leedom Nortk-Wester 25 Do. do., I &aro Is po. Vlttbs Dn. Li. . v 414.,114.a5a B.(C 100 London k south-Wcater4 121 00., L5O 34 D, L4O .. an LonolCaukryk V.aalaWnes all liar eh.,13,41.,4m4 Nance 100 nalich.,Sber.,kl.laeoleih. liam.B4 Ll ot. Van ion 11n. Rine. old ik►by .. .li 4 'ld .6 . . A WA, 1 shares ell Nl'wesstk and Car Wet ... lOU !It wialarhet —.— . 11 14emport, Abelian's ay, and liarafas.l. 74 %awry and haniaidites lOC lorfolk 15 VA. NewS2o... 7.'r4orritiritoo;rtiiestialr3o 100 North Itritish . ... .. 13 ,North 1kr0n,„N0.1.., ~ 174 North Otaffoidohlre... . 20 North wester... 0 M orl.ll7..fouth %Vest.lune oxford, Wore., 04 Wolvel 100 .L./.00111 erntrol 0 , wore rll ibrewo. h Biro., Clue A ekk .r. skr. webury k Ilereford.. di .kr,....bury and Cht. , te (Nor. W. 'lsm.) mt po.ltai<es 211 Ca.(Ws el.l ry el 4hr.4l;lllre tistort ... Ditto A, It, C,aod H, fay pato:lnset per Heat. 59 loatb Heron . 100 'tooth &neva W .l ou tp %Video . . Is -culls Yorkels./kßlwrDu vortton tool Hartlepool Iv Thana.llnreaDocklittall. Owing Prim yesterdsy. 17 Yen ut :Crain .. .. all 1 7 / a terford and Kilkenny. all Watettord and Llmerlas. IS I West Cornwall _..._... 100 foTTl,i4;;c;:tiekllcisrl 1 4 Do. do. Kitt%Won.... 10 IM.O.N.K.l•urehaw 100 Yoih mid North Midl•■r LINTS LT4BED AT 1101 StrtagbghanstWatordJunr ealledalypd.orwithisan. ante, Ow. to Ot.Weat. Io Mlle without &guarantee Nil Clewed to OrtatWasters Mts., Wo!r n and Maley calieduirvel.,orwftbgaar. fliserd to GreatWeeteru 1111 0140 trithe&tagosraatte ree - 4 ifineenin 171 Bueltinehenr•hlre Owed to Lototorre N. Weenerni elpleedo.e June:lcr (lewd to Caledonian)" 100 SestLaneolneb.polar ep.Ct. (fraesd to Gt. Northern) U Wow:ester & Dees l'oreet probed to Great Western SO Hoithisiby(t.TorkliNllid IS Do. imps ditto) ( 124 Do. shares ditto) ( SO Undo/ Bradford (MMus ' 11l Landes oat Oroeseief (loonol to rioutla I.:oaten Is Ditto narrows (ditto) 40 Lowootoft Oror.OpotCoot (bred to Norfolk) ,torCt Deana to __, U PriatoolkWyre Disc Loa. k9l.WestattAse.tYork 119 Ditto 9 ahem (A) (ditto) 90 Itoad.,Goild., and Ilanstte (leased to loath Eattaan 100 Upton and Illtablo (lisia, i to Great Northern 100 Do. Shepreth Sock 14 &the. Rotb.Goole. A.Sp.et Des. to Lan. and York NlA:nab stafrordahlra Vowed to Sir. WC...an ) U Wear Yang. • p. Mona Domed to IttoelttooDD•r N Ditto Ditto Ditto I LO Will. at *mere( t Veered 90 Orval Western) 100 [Aberdeen b++. Ditto No. 2, 7 per Cent l a t Chee r er u°l°llou,nedee,i°*ian £ leae .1 1usd .v.. 1 t.h 1 1 0 5 1 01 . 61 11a0t00g11.0111.10.`,6p.et.1 2 Do. do. (71.17 e.) : per ct. 61 Triat.Coe.eate.,s p 61 Intto do. N 0.21, le Mt New 6 per Cant. Wen 20 raot.l'olow,6orlpoo.6o.Ct all , nrt Lone. 6 pC. qr. An ' Ittinburge, Tartu, and Dundee, 54 per Cent ' 12/ Orval Nonheteb per Cent 124 lut3pCt.Redeemebienerip Gl'OtAtb&Weetra(l)7.lgetba r 6 IGWeet.llksallant. Iper lee Ct.Weeterst dealsl p.ot., I ltatecoallire &Yorke. T 100 Lon. rk Beet Ontepar ed 50 Ditto Cone. 6 pet., less ► LondonalethWeetera New I all Lon don&ery/rEnnlak4o3: :2 llon.Oheff.toLloc.tio.Nol 10 Do. New £lO ' Do. t 6 lob IlidlandConn 3 Ditto prey __ 80 Norfolk Entaesuitio.. DittoPreteseean I Do.Ouarasteed 56 peret.! 100 21..rth lirltleh ! 110 Oxford, Worcester and. Waiver" F 16.6 per Oro* r 3 Do. do. do +lnegre.lBßirre.NewOuar 1 10 Minim& Cheetce(Nor.W Min.) 8 per Cent—. 1 25 South ()crop ... 2 . 13 Routh York. Per Ct.Gua• S Walerloril h Kilkenny 110 York, Neweestirdt berw., Gt.Nortli of Ene.pureb.: Ditto ~. 1 , 012210 N NA W ,Centra , Frame (Viorren 20 Llsartrrol and &gunner. a Watch Itatidsh 20 Vaal Indian 3 Great Indian 14010;1;1a.. 4; 4 Grand Juartioas of From OL Wst.o2 Cltnada.tdaszeo all Do. do. do. Im;:iicadeTiftionTej netted Into stac► ahem at par ant. II Luxembourg 10 Po. (Rulwo) .„ oirk... 111 Maria A l i ... 0i De. go. Now 20 grow owl Lbw 1 6 7102110gra of froarx... WI Do. 1112. i p ot. Dore tegr 21.86.2200221210.) 11 'Moog sad Dordlost 10 Port gal Lyces NJ Mule sod Orleans 20 Pais old Imes 10 Pails sod Strarbosrg 10 Rosso sad Havre 20 Amin mid Melee 17 Tours amd Naakt Pi West !Madero.. .„ weguin et I ake to-day up to I p.m. 29 4 •$4 43j i ZS 11/ lel i 194 00 la 32 , iii II " 17f 95 I 1075 5 130 294 311 17f I 97 65 12] i 74 Si 4O N i s 4, s lit I 1 1721 I 73 114 I 75 II 334 II 109 i 0 s2k i !Ditto 10 liockl THIS DAY. 99 COI 19 191 5i $ lll lps A Pm 14 144 164 17 lire lei i 16 11 pa 2 48 1 8 Ivl6 II lif 1101 9 I dig i Pa, lie le a' 10e II IS IS 1 11 149 19 it cr ito `lll4 fl lies I ?l pas 10/ 11l 171 IS 15 1M lcils 102 104 Pa aI.WATP. 24 25 14 16 21 U 16 If Sj 61 pa I t Q n 1 S 14 1 !a 7 7 pm 49 1 14 241 24 1:4 f _ au die 3 _ pa 164 II 171 i Sii Nil TUESDAY EVENING. The English stock market was firmer to-day, owing chiefly to the favourable nature of the revenue returns, Consols being at ono time quoted as high as 100$ to 3, but no transactions are recorded at higher value than 1001, end the price left off the same asyeaterday, at 1001 to f, cx div. for the 16th July. The trane*ctions were not important in this or any other department of the house, the prevalent political agitation naturally drawing attention away from the security markets, and inducing a state of quiescence amongst habitual specula tors. Cash transactions in Consols were to-day resumed by " private transfer," that is to say, upon payment of a fee of half a crown. The regular opening of the books will not take place till the 16th. To-day's official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1, I, ex div.; ditto, for the openini, 1001, t ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 101 New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 r 1, • Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16. South Sea Stock, 111 t. The purchase of the government broker was in Reduced Threes, at 1011. The unfunded securities remain stationary, as during the whole of the lest week. The March Ex chequer Bills rule at 765. to 793. perm.; ditto, June, 693. to 72.. prem. India Bonds, 89s. to 92.5. prem. At the meeting of the Colonial Bank proprietors today, a dividend of 11 per coat for the half-year ending 31st December was declared, the balance of profit, amounting to 9,2531. 25., being added to the fund set apart to inert bad debts, which is thus raised to 98,7631. According to the statemeet sub mitted to tho proprietary, the amount of specie held by the institution was 240,9261. ; the circulation, 1,7,145/.; and the deposits and other 929,777/. The paid up capital is half a million sterling. Another failure tea occurred at Dundee, Messrs. A. Duncan and Sons, flax spinners, having suspended payment. The liabilities are estimated at about 20,0001., and it is thought the banks will be creditors for opwardsof 14,0001. on drafts. The winding up, it is feared, will be very unfavourable to the creditors. The downward tendency in the market for foreign exchanges received a check to-day in consequence of the receipt of higher quotations for bills on London from Paris and other continental bourses. Tbe ship ments of gold to this side, to which we referred last week, as beginning to form a noticeable feature, not , having as yet taken place to any great extent from European ports, drafts on London are again be coming scarce, the balance of trade being palpably in favour of this country. Short Paris was done at 25.321 to 37; ; ditto, three months, at 25.50 to .55. Amsterdam was negotiated at 12.1 to 1 ; Hamburg, at 13.91 to 10 ; and Frankfort, at 4201 to 121. For bills on Italy the turn was like wise in favour of buyers, but the quota tions presented no appreciable difference from those of, last port. In Spanish paper the transactions were very limited, and Lisbon and Oporto coutinued heavy at 521 to 4. St. Petersburg ruled at 371 to 1. Vienna was in demand at 11.58 to 12, and Trieste 12 to 12.4. The bullion market remains stationary as regards prices, the large supplies understood to be on their way by the West Indian and Mexican packet, which is now daily expected, being looked for as likely to have some influence. Present quotations are re ported as follows, by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins:— Bar gold, 31. 178. 9d. per oz. standard; bar silver, without gold, ss. Old. per oz. standard; ditto, con taining gold (all gold above five grains in the pound to be paid for), say ss. 01d. per oz.; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 101 d. per oz. ; fine cake silver, C's. 41d. per oz. • The Linden Gazette of this evening contains the following notice respecting the amount to be invested on account of the " Sinking Fund," in the new quarter : The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury hav ing certified to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in pursuance of the act, 10 Geo. IV., c. 27, sec. 1, that the actual surplus revenue of the United King dom of Great Britain sad !raised, beyond the actual ex penditure thereof, fur the year ended the 6th day of April, 1862, amounted to the sum of 2,178,0961. 3s. 6d. ; the Com mi for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby give notice, that the sum of 614,2491. Os. 10d., being one fourth part of the said surplus of 2,176,9961. 3s. fal., will be applied, under the provisions of the said act, between the 7th day of July, 1852, and the 10th day of October, 1852, to the following purposes, viz.: To be applied to the purchase of Stock L 4,219 010 To be applied to the purchase of Ex chequer Dills, made out in pursuance of the act 57 Geo. 3, c. 48 1544,249 0 10 Add interest receivable on account of donations and bequests to be applied to the purchase of Stuck V 48,142 9 6 National Debt Office, July 2, 1852. A. Y. SencatuaN, Comptroller-General. Two o'CLoc K. The English funds have been rather lower today, owing to the suspension of the government purchases of stock this quarter. Consols opened only 100 to A., but are now rather firmer, at 100,1 to = cx div. for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001, to ; the Now Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 to 1. Bank Stock, 225 to 226. India Stock, 271 ex div. Exchequer Bills, June, 695. to 725. prem. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is very quiet. There is no change of any importance in the fo reign house, in which the transactions have been few. Mexican New Bonds mark 261 to 1. Spanish Old Threes, 49 to 1; ditto New Deferred, 22 to „ cx div. Granada Deferred, 91. Austrian Scrip, 4: to 41 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Foe Await. PAWS. 'tam 6. Tor Mossy. I Opining 1 I 1i gbest. Lowest., Closing. -- -- I—.. 3 pas Cents. I lerse Cents lO2 99 102 90 • 103 23 102 90 ' 103 20 4par Cents. ...... 3 par Cents _........ ... . ... $ percents New Loin ... raoloulne on London! at ,t, 2333; . 90 days, " 23 23. goltnl i perCl.lll4o I gooey Nap Rotu :s n l3tents par c.t. 93 Along. Do. 3 .. , . P15dni01q5 . 2...q2 . 9 9 ,30.. i pessso Rags I, .. oa 9:171 . 17 PARIS, JULY 6.—St. Germain, 930; Versailles (right teak), —; ditto (left Mak), 216 73; Paris and Orissia, 1,41,i 23 ; Paris sad Rouen, 872 73 , Ibsen and Havre, 242 30; Marx dlocand Arty* , 433; Strasbourg and Wale, 296 23; Northern, 630; Paris and Straiboutg, 604 73 ; Pavia and Lyons, 683 73 ; Mostereau and Tram, 21 0; (beet 547 30; Dieppe and lemon, 241 23; Parte and Scram, 07 SO; Bordeaux and Tone, 131 SO; Montpedier and Cette, 823; Blesainet-30. Dotter to Gray, 342 30. VIENNA, JULY s.—Five per Cent. Aletalliques, 97; New Loan (series II), 112 ; Bank Shares, 1,368. Exchange on London, 11.46. MINCINO-LANE-THIS DAY. SUGAR.—There has nut burn a public sale to-day, and the private contract market is inactive. Corrite.—The only public sale consisted of 2,500 bags Rio bought in at 40, to Its. 6.1. No business in the private contract markets. Tee.—Price. unaltered ; the demand is limited. Rtes.-5,400 bags Bengal were offered, and chiefly sold at fully previous rate*, Us. to Ils. Boweri.—Nutmegs sold at Is. 103. to 4s. Id. ; Mace mold at Is. 10d. to 28.54. ; Cloves sold at lOid. to 114 d. ; white Pepper sold at 81d. ; Pod Pepper was bought in at 40e. tiaoo sold at 16s. 641. to 17s. In other articles nu material alteration. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The weather continues unusually hot and forcing, which is generally considered to be highly favourable for the growing crops. Our market was very thinly attended this morning, and in the absence of any business of sufficient importance to warrant an alteration in quotations, the value of :all ar ticles must be considered nominally the same as last quoted. IISRIVALE3 INTO 1.0 9 .110 N FROM sth JULY to 7th JULY. Ulu English. rontoh. Irish. Foreign. Wheat i ith 1430 4210 1180 Barley 3930 Oats Malt ..... Maur, lei , mob; keel" —barrels, MAUL . • . . • \ .1 C l 4 ! 1 ' , 1; •,„i • r