The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-11 00:00:00

,•• t! ~ _,L-. Ttt (EPrxprts e•-•? da• C 4.0....... No. JOINT STOCK BANKS. ut OF DEPOSIT VATIONAL ASSURANCE and Laiirn o V, 01:LO 11. - % mai hT4 bit the O %VI-YEARLY INTIMMIT, et 0* rule I 31'.... . mhos, on the Inv •4111•13! rek of this. heeothitniv, 3 I' • 0 Paw. mill be • litV %lA' tor 0 "t LIVERY on sort alter J." anti stil he viey.*'e et •be dikes of Um Amodat4m, 11 kick . l'hf M0%101404 jll, *ire wary "re regorsemt 'w pm. tb. "...Its .1 ‘, l ,l•Ce .n.l lairmilment After.ottion, by which , • Wm,. we, b• bt.ined, *Ph perfect sect, .. r . ,, ttot v. PTO": "vv.*" and lull inf. nu . ion may ob *hi c, .4. •• 111 bc r ut pc* free es ephileation. SFLTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen. X •. to ',rut me itLouct D kis PRICE for Wedge seam Sto.s..i. Fran 14. dn y Abe attar iiirAmd wattro le t!• „a. comsat. nopurtwored wqualled. Siii-dowoo re.;i.."0,,c- itta. ana Woo eappind kw wads goostities a. on nAluitod twhtit dat . l2 :.. j . t . ro,pootos with I pr " " rn h.. 1 " Fr' l• ____ " E DA I LY NEWS. invial Mamie, Paper, prise 14. .„,, tr,o;,-.4 tt-% VI. the DAILY NlK o ifti 11 at the bell at the Li -147 1 ,. ~, tt,,t itraeui, 'Manna; tree semmeros In les broodeet ow, ....I a. • and o - -I pc-ictio4l magma, whether polities!. metal, sit la ergs , tt gL threat. at awl ..due alto Oenesal News,--le the soseresy el int i o lb-vet t, .M the ample, truthful, mere mpartial charmer at ita ~,etgi le at, me, end to tho r-ar.ol out:email summerdal is , Le oat ,atat la the City, trail s, and Monetary Artiolso,— gee Parer I • utr•orputred , itet....a..i J, 'lv -. tiiiiiio list of Shipping than ony other perm— or tn:L.1....y rally moat of Shipping in toe lde= illeee y corn , ii ,„..... ga..g—asa the arty daily aiming Report, with lee peter*, pholieileyarl icee. it iir --ri itio,f t 4 foal' kr, as Wog the ally pew Degrees the .Tre." with. &fleece, and ia.ls always coebrded, Rem Its releans coorree• e ettteramer. 1 ,,, ;,,,,,,,... :, eubb, taeour is shown by the lost Mare et stamps ward for Or )c. it t.sn to t.te leading Loudon New by ' Gab n wall br 'gen t i ll pa t thte per ((tree youngest by more then in ▪ Fr y., h.,: in tiro yr.us besllll it* three oldest oceoprtitore : Estaldirbed. Btampe trued. 310 V:0.; no.oeicut •.... ......... 1770 912,547 Noirigio Poor . . ........ . 1272 029.020 Illo.to•ii Haaaue ....... l7Bl 1,139,000 I•ilLt SEWN IRV; -.. ; LL52.000 The t,er uvrol m &ten tem of ale poetuott Jesnase Use following .wive recently rapreered by a eeetemporary - lee . ii.o'y Sew.' if the you/tort ot all ' the London tons—re. geornlne prem l o an the dr t it took Matt ground and • Mali liberal r e ta int; .0.-44+:1:1y th it rem/ivies lib. noise which la dearly pe o wn or.n.ou of Cosixtd ; and rtready, with the seeped higbeae gres'el Aof the tceognim ,l d oly or end with the lOWA Bee Pier of .olvcrt.etni OA - cry. to the . lines '—obtained by any Na.? p. per, de political more thin eurresponde with its commertral Iniseece." T. br ordered of oar Bookooller or Newsaan In the kingatne ; or at &Oa,. I. &mewl..meet. Fleet-rtre, t. Loath's. ------ ------- Shortly will br published. SPEECHES of the Ht. Hon. T. B. MACAULAY, M t.. lt. yin d And c•at et"! by Rummy. .. A. an ad. ern:vaunt hoes app.unal annotarclite tbe ter pahltva of Mr. tlars , ,lay's Speesbe , by foetal lettur= o ha h ra. Imre .12 and Co. are authotuted to declare that no such license bas Mew Wee I g Mr. Maanday. Iddida : 14114081, Brown, Green, and Landman& halm days. prise Ms., if two volumes, dewy eve , un iform with the Lbw, Edition of his damp% PIRLIAMEM rata AND MISCELLANROC B QPLECHES of the HT. HON. T. B. MACAULAY, R. printed from the Revised Reports metalled be “leameetre bristai r etsry l *bates," by medal Roomed the nth and treat add otter tru•twor by authorities. The whole elucidated with Noe" reel by an Emay ea 711 r. Macaulay's Oratorical powers, =Meted arrabse f net Mr. Vraacies Ureters of the Ade." Hwy Toetely, tioughosimare ; Clarke, blew" sad Os., HP, reeNtreet. DR. CULVEAsaI.ou RWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS by , cetkodoz. Orie&. bat OrtiObb i t IL ; Paula WHAT TO LT, 0141114 AND OWL u. IXCIVIS TO TOMO NEN. m. LOA TO $1 HAPPY. SOUL AND PHYSICAL lINJOYNINT CF LIF'F. ON lIPELIAL DOUAI& Ts. TH3 DdaIITITICA Or ILtILIJAOI un. TH. Dimmqcs or WININJL aut. VII lANT DrIANOILYWITti, consinTiox, DE HANOI/ aoulll. ni7arml 1. WOS. [RIM awl POACH LAM. II vols. Is. W h YDSOPAT:! . OE, THE COLD IWATLE ct RL IP/i/v^ 01 . 1 . 1 . tau riro^v/-rt. , ; lamo. D. 111•4.rtrort: Wm% Oirs•ol sal all Isolum.Orr.: or of M. /L Dalvervoll. IL arrTtlwars.DagoLarriL giro wog sorellel daily woo MI sal 1. SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY• MELTING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS AT BIRRINO gaIs —On Saturday afternoox a meeting of the shareholders' to this nuloay we. held at the Queen's Hotel in Birasiog. lam, Mr. Ronal/ Score. in the chair. The meeting had bees convened by this gentleman for the consideration of " important business" in regard to the company's affairs. The attendance was numerous; the stock represented being about Jag. filth of the company's capital, though the mee k about convened at atone keen' notice. The Cn•tatiTso entered into an elaborate review of the state of the compaoy's affairs—the conduct of the directors la regard to the management of the usdertaking—and the line et policy necessary to be pursued in foture, in order to mve the concern from utter ruin. lb said that the princi pal abject in view in calling the shareholders together use M concert , and to prepare for what appeared to bean important crisis in the affairs of the company as they would be midis patine at the next half-yearly meeting. It was time for the shareholders to make some mere and to possess themselves, if possible, of that control over the management of their alien which they had a right to pos sess, and no longer to submit to the power of the board of directors, which had so repeatedly been exerted in opposi tion to the *WWI f t the shareholders. It now Income their bounden yto ake the management of the concern into their own hands ; six of the directors would retire at the essuiu half-yearly meeting—the places of these might be supsiord from amongst the independent shareholders. The us said to be retiring were Messrs. Clive, Smith, R. Roy, Joseph Walker, H. Hill, and Knox. He seat rem: &letter from Mr. °each. M.P., a holder of shares in the line to the extent of 50,0001, in the course of which the hon. gentleman said that he was convinced a section of the board was determined to carry on the prescht witeest ; that there was no hope of rescuing the property bat by a re.construction of the board. Mr. Scott concluded by moving the following resolution That the election of directors is the peculiar privilege of shareholders, and their only means of controlling the management of their pro perty, and the interference in any way or degree by the directors or other officers of the company in such election is highly improper. A ela.iss requiring 14 days' notice of the nomination of directors, having been procured by the board to be inserted in a late act of parliament, without the knowledge or sanction of the shareholders, it becomes imperative urn the shareholders to secure the nomination of proper parties to supply the vacancies to b.• filled up at the ensuing halEyearly meet ing. That Messrs. Robert Scott, Joseph King, \V. Chance, John Webeter, William Tarrett, Henry Pinches, and Capt. Frobyn be requested to give notice of their intention to be come candidates for the office of director." There were (he said) other gentlemen in different ports of the county whose names might be added hereafter ; it was thought advisable to have a sufficient number of gentlemen oozed• noted from whom the shareholders might select, and as it was intended to hold similar meetings to this in Manchester and Liverpool, the names of gentlemen resident there would be added. Mr. .1. Cnessions seconded the resolution. The resolution was carried by acclamation (the room being at this time crowded). Subsequently • vote of thanks we. carried to the Chairman. AMBERG ITE, _NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON RAILWAY. A special meeting of this company was held on Saturd►y, at the London Tavern, to consider a bill, now before parliament, in compliance with the standing orders of the Howe of Lords; Mr. J. Wyles in the chair. Mr. Got:c n, the secretary, read the preamble and beads of the bi:l, authorising the construction of a station at Not tingham, the abandonment of a portico of the original line, the construction of an extension line, and the reduction of the capital. A resolution approving of the bill was carried unanimously TODD, THE FUGITIVE DISTILLEIL—A warrant for the apnrehension of Todd, the bankrupt distiller, who re cently absconded from Newcastle-on-Tyne, under most die reputable circumstances, his been placed in the bands of a detective police-officer of considerable experiencs, counter signed by the American consul at Newcastle, with the ex pectation of tracking him in the United States. The officer, accompanied by a resident of Newcastle, embarked a few day% ago for Nr w York. The creditors of Todd fully expect, from certain particulars they have elicited, to find him, and bring him back to this country to be dealt with recording to law. TOE SHIPS STATEoMAN AND ELLENDOROUGII left Southampton yesterday for Australia with about 700 go vernment emigrants. the former bound for Melbourne, the latter for Sydney. The emigrants on board the Statesman um.i.ted ei 16 families, and 240 young and single Irish Women. lIIE Monola.va, barque, Mc Leigh, arrived at Portland, from Port Louis and Mauritius, on Friday last, for London. She had onboard 48 men, woolen, sad chil dren of she Royal Artillery sad bth Fusiliers. 0• s 7 1 ,; Irv"' p,eim SOUTH AMERICA. (se ILZCTMC T1L10111.1.10 FALBILOU CH, MONDAY. Advices from Monte Video, May 11, received to day by the Swedish brig Hilding, report an engage ment to have taken place on the Ist between the Beet of the Buenos Ayreans and that under Urquiza. The former were beaten, two ships were I captured, and many officers and men were killed. Urquiza had redoubled his vigilance in blockading and investing Buenos Ayres. Business at Monte Video was, consequently, very brisk. Freights advanced to 30s. and upwards for salted hides and tallow. Coals selling from ship-board, 41. per ton. IRELAND. Desais, JuLy THE QUEEN'S VISIT. The announcement that her Majesty's expected visit was postponed earl quite a gloom over the city yesterday, and more especially over those who were assembled at the Great Exhibition. The platform, which had been commenced at the upper end of the Great-hall, and which was to be the scene of the principal ceremonial on the ooeasion of her Majesty's visit, was discontinued, and various other prepare- k tions were broken off. The fact that his Royal 1,. Highness's indisposition is not of any serious or to alarming character tends in some measure to coun teract the disappointment; but it is feared that if re the royal excursion to Dublin be deferred until after 171 the prorogation of parliament time will not enable s , her Majesty to make her stay here longer than the sr: brief period which was announced at the beginning I; of this week. The following was the official note ic communicated yesterday to the Lord Mayol., and to is the Chairman of the Great Industrial Exhibition 23 Committee : is Viceregal Lodge, July 8, 18.53. !g. Sir,—l am desired by the Lt.rd Lieutenant to inform you that it hos been notified to his Excellency that, in cense- u quence of the illness of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, gt, her Majesty's visit so Ireland must be postponed for the s present.--I have the honour to be, sir, your obedient seer vent, HeNtte F. PoefIONDY. . 1 ? The number of visitors at the Exhibition exceeded 7 1 .1 9,000, and amongst those present it was gratifying sr.! to see several of our frieze-coated countrymen, and t also a good many of the constabulary from different sal country stations. It is now found n to devote et 11 still further space to the pictures in the Exhibition, s• the profusion of important works of art - sent into the M t committee is so great, that a third court wiil accord- rt, ingly be appropriated to such pictures as the com- Is . mattes have not been able to find room for in either t, of those already employed for the p ur p ose. The re' scene at the Exhibition is now daily d iversified by str performances on one or other of the great organs, or by fM military bands. t o , The official declaration of the poll in Sli g o was r, made yesterday, and Mr. Sadleir declared duly as elected for that borough, the numbers having been— 1 For Sadleir, 150; for Somers ,l42 ; majority for Sad- w ee. leir, 8. Great rejoicings were made on the occasion a' by the friends of the successful candidate, but the It town was tranquil. so Mr. Thomas Dennehy has been appointed stipen diary magistrate in Antrim; and Captain E. Talbot to has been sent in a similar capacity to Ca stlebar, in is the place of Mr. G. Fitzgerald, deceased. in s At the Monaghan assizes, which commenced yes- it terday, billa were found by the grand jury charging two men named Neale Quinn and Bevan Grant with being principals in the murder of fir. Bateson, and l' a man named Patrick Coon with being implicated in the conspiracy to commit that crime. The Loath oral Down Pilot has the following ac count of an agrarian outrage : The house of Kr. Huzb Todd, of Ringclare, Donough more, a respectable former, was fired into on the morning of the 30th ult. From the facts, as detailed to tie, it would appear that the watch-deg became excited and the man was called up to ascertain the cause, but he refused to rise, and Mee. Toad herself proceeded to inspect the pre nisei. She bad returned; when a charge of slugs was fired through the door, and passing close to her person, lodged la the furniture on the opposite side of the apartment. A second shot was then fired without effect, when Miss Todd, an interesting young woman, find • shot out of • window in the directi..n of the door, when • shout was raised and the ruffians decamped. This is the third outrage commit ted ea Yr. Todd's premises within the last few weeks. some time ego his plough and other farming implements were broken. The inhabitants of the district should exert themselves to discover the perpetrators of such foul crimes. An outrage of an exceedingly violent character was perpetrated in the house of a farmer in the county of Leitrim a few days since. The ruffians who made the attack were driven off, but the farmer and his eon were badly wounded in the fray. The following reports on our harvest prospects have been received to-day. The Northern says : Our country reports of this day are happily of the same satisfactory character as those o f last week. The weather has been all that could he desired. Fla: and oats are the crops which are least promising—the latter will be deficient in straw, and is in many eases thin, but it is likely to head well; and strange to say, considering the late seed-time, it is expected to be early fit for cutting. As to flax, accounts are conflicting ; although much of it is a short and uneven rrowth, • great deal is good and promising, and on the whole we have hopes of an average flax crop. Autumn Spring looks remarkably well ; the aearance of the 'own, as might be expected, is not o good. Upland meadows are extremely light, and hay is expected to be sette e. That most valuable esculent, the potato crop, con tinues healthy and most luxuriant—for so far it never pro raised better. The Cork Examiner says : The weather, theugh partially broken for the past week, has been on the whole favouroble for the growing crops. The heat, with which we are now visited, has come moat opportunely, and should it continue for any time, an early and propitious harvest may be expected. The most favour able reports are still given of the potatoes, and those that arrive at our market, and which can be had at le. fad. per weight of 211b5., are perfectly free from discolouration, or any other eppearaace which could in the sli g htest degree indicate the presence of the disease. We may oleo mention another circumstance which is by many regarded as an omen of good promise. On Wednesday night an intense fog arose almost precisely similar to those which were sup posed to conta , n the malaria, and which immediately pre ceded the appearances of the disease in past years, but dif fering from these latter in this reepect, that it was unaccom panied by any offensive smell, and that its effects appeared to be completely i nnocu ous. At all events the roots are e verywhere healthy and vigorous, and the yield promises to be much more abundant than for many seasons back. THE MISSES SHARPLEY.—Theiffi ladies seem still determined to and their lives by starvation, despite the fact that there is mousy at their disposal, because they will not submit to receive anything in the shape of charity. On Friday, at the meeting of the Marylebon e guardians board, Mr. Messer, the relieving overseer, reported that he had been to the Misses Sharpley's lodgings in Stingo-lane, and that after much difficulty he succeeded in seeing them through the slightly opened door of their apartment. Ile offered them a sovereign, telling them that it was a portion of 161., which the board of guardians held, end which was sub,eribed for them when they were in the workhouse, after attempting to destroy themselves by starvation. They both indignantly rejected the produce of charity, and de clared they would receive nothing in the shape of parochial relief. In reply to the urgent request of the officer that they would take the money, they slammed the door in his face. Mr. Messer stated that he underdood they had re ceived some money from Windsor, but he expressed his in tention to keep them under close inspection, and if he found reason for believing they contemplated starving themselves, he should have them at once removed, by force, if necessary, to the workhoute. The pro pos ed of the steps which bad been and which wer to be taken by their re lieving officer. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—COVENTRY, SATUft- DAY.—Yeaterday the district coroner held an inquest on the body of a youth named Hose, son of a highly respectable tradesman of this city, who lost his life upon the London and North Western Railway by being cut down by the evening express train to London, on Thursday. It app ears I that a Mrs. llerrick,of Coleahilhheath Farm, had contracted for the bay cut on the embankment of the railway, and her nephew, the deceased, had undertaken t see it properly re moved away. He bad occasion to cross the permanent way, and was standing between the metals of the up line watch ing the progress of a down luggage train, when the express for town came up, at its usual speed of 35 or 10 miles an hour, and caught the unhappy lad. In an instant almost the whole of the carriages had passed over him, when his body iris found to be most selowLingly mutilated. ilia head, neck, arms, el m and (Aka ;onions of his 11.21 tine, were mashed and ost cut to pieces. It being shown that the catastrophe was not the result of any neglect on the part of any of the company's servants, a verdict of " Acci dental death" was returned. SHARE LISTS. IS SATOZDAT BYIIIIIO. $ The railway market to-day was very firm, and i t showed an improving tendency; but, as an advance le which took place at one period of the day. was not .:,. 1 0 ) maintained at the final close, the closing prices were 38 only fractionally better than those of yesterday. London and North Western, and some o ther stocks 7.. closed the same as yesterday, and Eastern Counties were, if anything, a shade flatter. On the whole ;04 this market presents no fresh feature, business being almost at a stand still ; but, stock being scarce, I prices are very easily affected by any favourable y movement of Consols. THIS DAY.—'fwo o'CLocs. tO Very few transactions have taken place in.the zs railway market, which retains a remarkably quiet ta appearance. Prices opened steadily, but have since is become a shade weaker, and some of the leading do- to scriptions are now quoted a fraction lower than on to Saturday afternoon. French shares aro also quiet, and a shade cheaper E than at 3 o'clock on Saturday. Northern, are td quoted 351 to I; Strasbourge, 33i, to 361; and so Lyons, 16 to ;preen. If; to oatn‘anv sHARZA AND STOCK& • r`bdr" T. 1 Mr ttAto to 2 p.m. liLirtvAve. Leo 4,bantven .. 1 Ambts. Nottnfr., lions awl Jun •ttln . .61 eitenrVatc. 3$ !MM.. -4(.1x: , . Jun. 26 he 56 91 4 WI 9 7 al 20 22 Si 24 &la 1011 102 0:1 641 22 224 904 84 II 2 2 Pm 9 . 9. 2 6 i i IS) Ds. do. So. 201.,. I sod tutu toe Omisissise sU Oulu and 11Clykelld sr. ask sod CasSos Cistes and BeSsisJ•mc Pluules. r.rth, s.ctAber. __ Junetke _ . sit Isitiialks ••• ....... • ' oh Ditto (CIS I and H.).. itti &Mtn Ocoastimi ... .. lg. it.ol(late I. I.T. IlbtiaTl MINA, Qum I— .) .. 1 c.. De. eaus b Lad 0 dile St. 101 Salt taatertlre ... .. 1t • all Lit 11.1.D.s.kalsraJa .. 100 IGlELbosith sou Oloroo.v . la Edinburgh and Peebles... 100 EAlsbur,ei, l'ortNlion Ir. 1100 Glasigew h SoutbWeeters 100 lOreat Norettro ... . 1100 00. A, Steel ... lea _ Do. 11, Stook it ii 3 4 13 121 'l* 01.tooti.L1 - 1 - Wet;4rs.. \Oast lo4 \ Western .. . it high Booth Eutaw; .. ,al beacesecr rod Carlisle .. 111 Do. TWA. ~ , • ,' 00 Laaseehine and Tortchz. 16 Do.lMsa Do. West ltacilL .w ell 'Leeds Ncrthera ... ... 1 16 i.codos and Bleakwat 3 • Loo.,llltrary,k lloutheoi WO lotr, 11110 1 . 0 , as. Coss , WO 17e• X IferthsWeets • 1.1 Do. ROM • • 1 Do.llool.* * .estii.ti. 140 t./111106 & south-Weston: 06 Do.. I'o ... ... $4 De.. 140 .... • all Lcodoadtcry St baill7lgii all DolorchOt gontekrime 1 4 D9O Wlastleaiweia.. r) oker.3Liaremsh : o.Mm.le Wel. \ 140 1410011 130 Do. 1112.W..esiD;;Oi • • 476.101.0. Awe. tiro_ .., ITV DIM Balt Warw... WO illlemwerkr. sei Do. Dog Es'iiroii:._ 1711 lk wportAheri.allecellerti 7.llNotrry and term:also all WeirryWarrorqoloWiller. fo theta ... ... ... X ls Do. New . 3' Northers CooZes 60136 ..... 140 North Vali , , le 14 Borth Deem. No. 1. • Da. 4 • Drlbrred.., 6 $ Do. 6 3 Ouorantsea 10 , 116 Borth outtlbr,ohTe.. Is ,all North Wasters le I, 11...101130 1 .W.,11. 1 katy150 31. ,1411 .010144, W0e..., a W.....e. St. I* Iscorhelo Central ... tit i,14 Nadi Mt4larA ... Be. NS Orrin. • Pim. ... „ It IN I Ds. LAN.W.(mat.N• 10 II llose•Ooty •0111•14:101 $4 an Wiserebwr cal I Its...er (1144. W. Min.) ... 154 aU De.Hairte ... .„ So Di I Es. OvresOT 3 111 ohrooBlOre Qom ... • 411 Iv .South Devoe -. ... • N. IN booth testrwt ... ... .• SO N Ow* We'os • . ... . * li pee* Yarksb.it'llistrDr 1111 $ Ditto ditto 1 N al Nauss & Darlisitoo ., N ID tommti••••000•410.•11. It It Tels of licatb .. ... • • s 3 O M Wirboi end I,l=K : 3 si WNW** a* * \ 14 No& 04,•0•11 10 14• 1 1110alimisa sad Cavytki• 10 1 Woolioti Pt. lee 1160,11koresttlehretwall IS ' N De. tlo. ketaseWas VII ll i r De.O.W.F. ; lror!so_ 4 1. 101 :Tot lad Werth Midland 541 100 Aberdeen 6 ell :weenies* No. 2, 7 per Ct li. tor Bristol k Iretere per Cul lt. 160 Oidodoolos SIO ... . II '6 Aorta mi Heist:ad if 31 Pork and Bead= .. 64 ell Dyads*, rtrat, sad Ace \ I dess imams ... , 11, 114 Naetdeglient ll . lo •l 6 p. o . l 6 1 5 Do. 6o- ( 5 4) T per 0 -1 lerl Do. de. (71. 175.17 per RI 1 q 80w.005.V..tt0.,5 p c.,N01l 6 61 Ditto do. N 0 .2 10 10 Do. New t vrr pest. sloe', 20 g 20 Illut.llrlon,Ferleitu.ep. o 3 6 \ ' 1 trustban6, Prf%ald Daubs, t 4 pa t.- eL No Orem Nottioas ',row L. too D•. 6 per pos. tlesip, deemthle at 1• , . p.ct. pas 10 74 Do. le parent. scrip - 61 ni 01.011tatkowmplItstths 60 d Oboes.likslellsot - ez s pc Bt. 105 Ot.We.t, re, sm. 44 met. IL 100 Ditto irrrdermeble4per et 16 6 Lents!' Ire &Yorks V Y 6t. 100 , Ditto 6 prr rest Steck.. et. 100 /MLA Net IDuar.ll pent Bt. 100 DittoPrekrential 5 per Ct. 50 5 Lca.kBtot.Y..tOwn.lllink 134 ell Loadocierry keoler. t PI O 111 all Isudoedtrrykkinsisk.isla 5 1 U lloa.klwateline.lae.Nol 11 10 Do. New A l O ... ' I Do. AS • , 1 all IlatTp.&Carliele, ...4P O. ;.00 ',l6dlendeoer.tir.litr....4 4o ' 5 , DlUo Proftrenee _..._ _ _ ...... 1 100 DI. it per at. Prof. Vex ill Do.WaseneyValley p o. 6 i Do. Debentures 10 6 Ninth British ..• all Nardi otofiordstara 1 too amok Wareostar, a. a w0k5...811. 6 p;r nt _MUD Do. spa Ord .„ i ; ii I dosTh tieis ... . 1 10 ' 1 . : 1 Ditto ]ten ...., ' 14 1 au South Easters (Resdafe Ana lof C 1.0.6 1 IL ! 1001 1 Do. 41 per cent. ...... • I aU ,Ith.Tor‘ehtret • • 11 'Waterlordithi IL 1100 1 York. Netruetioeb Ot.North of Xas.putoL, 17 i $ 'Ditto Dttto 13 10 'Tork%N.llld.ll.2d.FAret LINEA LEANED AT Fit It. 100 14volOshoass - hire (lowed to LotuicaleN.Weertors; 10 50 'ta(Lvdsle Juration I (Wad toCalodoolas). IL 100 liastLiaoolorh.gtsr. 6 p.Ct. Oudot to Ot. Norther el U SI CNIPINIt*, ag Dm Forest Owed to On stWo. ter e 1110 6U i llaideoool Do k. ek It . ik Rollo. to T N ar.) •• vs I=lby(LTarkreNStio II U Do ohms (ditto) 114 HU I Do e 4 lams (ditto) IN 113)166do• and Dimwit) Owed to Itoi.th Faeteto 10 29 Ditto Freftrease (ditto: . SI II Lowsrtoft Outr.4otreout Domed to Norfolk) 10 ag _Ditto ditto 0 pot Put (Wooed to 1 .istr.W.Saild.' aE Illtddleabre iM Refies to &oda. k &al.! ill linty Pralfierd (MAIM Plat thernretaoters 5 perC; Dowd to Elor.C.our.No: Do. fired 5 per curt. (do.) , Prates/A re Urn.. lon.l PlN.Weet.ilane.St Tor) IDitto shares (ditto) - , goyim sad IV telOo limo ^ to West Northern D. Cul:m*o,l4nel 3onthtitagoerhlrt (leeeedi . • Mx. .4."•• •IZ) 'Wein TanT:=. . o ott. raw 12 & lloworarr Omni Maas Weisel » ill 111 111 6 64 It 72 47 69 70 72 26 SO 46 68 53 65 164 166 109 110 451 sot Img 91 0 7 7 6 111 1 100 76* 16 41 1 7 4 4.1 4 9 76% Am 11 1 1 141 41 pm IS 1 1 9 1 It. 104 r 1 0 11 4 114 115 1151 11 ft pm 1 14_ 90 51 41 die 46 le 414 11 II 18 10 le; 1.4 291 418 71 714 11 1 1 40 41 ii as 1 i PO 2 II 6 9 50 62 31 — Si Ms SS 84 .. 41 1 41 dis 11$ 11 1 BI 494 49y Pr 93 91 SS 61 NI II 91 72 11 01 es 191 19 91 9 111 le h u. 19 21 70 101 101 i3l $2l 12 13 li 14i I s} LI 12 ii iii 4-111 7 71 191 die ! 121 1 6I 11 “ !` 1 8 9 1 _591 19 di. par 4 1 $1 4 44 •St 1 4 4 r p 14 16 20 2-2 INAGN. N N SS 111 IN 109 107 14_9 IRS Si 130 111 115 51 0 1 pm st 105 107 IN 104 dis 5 Om IS4 134 157 1 1 1 11 134 131 104 HI }rte 150 153 1:6 1115 116 113 dis 11 t Pn 15 25e lei 11 li Pa lo} 101 171 17t 1 jel 146 15k Par I Ina ,5I 111 ia do i pa 102 104 II Li 4 pe. Ego RENTALS: 101 108 if U ISO 15) 33 $4 111 114 IS 67 17i Is' 141 141 16 27 SS 100 I SJ toe lee 65 67 110 1112 130 112 1_ 01 di Is el $ ' $ IS I 10 M v' ss I lattworp itailitOtia;rd al • Seder* to tivolorommo .. It noigust Easters Juselki '4. ensile?. 4i41, Ergot:Luta 10 Dijon snit &wagon . DMA Minna— ... .. * An: Juction ... ... /IMAM e l I die 1 se dl 14 t I 4 S __. pat 1 pla I 14 lie bt pm 1 zi 4 tso 1 Da [Woks 5 gnat Inning Pecun...l. • 10 .kani iußetqra M vr.np. 10 Glad Tro,k etCanads sEa[ee tod s. ;11 Ot.Weet.of eurauh.row , .DoBoa& (Slud 155.),1 87 . Lomat ,Putuja,3 p.O.Prin 4 dta par ill Lemebouri ..7 19 Do. iv...away) ... . a Do. (C 363,1) ... .. -. 4 Do. 6 per et. Primer/ 9 Lyme sad llhelikerrmeas 39 Maria arrteils„ ...‘: !lemur k Ukrt(wite ikT! 10 Do. Do.(ex Interim) .. ,I. Yfunherta of Mae... . all Da. 101. 3 per et. Bond. for H. & Ainiu...o ) ell Iforircolan Trunk Mier p. "Paris or.: Lime .. 10. Paris asd urines ... Voris sad Doom ... , . 2. , ear.. end titreaboare 4 Pt.r4.oasr e salettirbourp 11 Quito mil Diebeaoed 3,1 dam sad Home ... „. r $ Boyd Deelsh eimellek k Jr us d ma. . le 4 Do. NJ pee Ont. Prollar. N 1 4 oetk loam of Promos 90 6 4 outbent at Treace 90 le. Uppir lartlellerlp 61 ail Nett Readers 10 1 , Do. Se pro Oat. Prefer.' So to +furors of Prams 10 2 Weltered Delbrerlead 20 4 1 die 4 4i I jail I I PEI 11 2 1 Pm I/ 71 $3l 351 '4 II :ii 14j pm 41 . 9. 4 iie SS $l3 3 $ pa sari IN IN 4 i "er 4 5 Sa i 4 Paa 4k 41 db I i dioy f pas $ 2 d 1 Ift4. SAT C RDAT ETTICINO. The market for home mining stocks presents feature of novelty, business generally continuing dull. Dividend stocks are still in demand, owing to the high rates of interest yielded b y . many of these securities, but shares in " calling " mines are virtually unsaleable, and transactions are purely a matter of private negotiation, as between buyer and seller, no reliable quotations being obtainable. The sales re ported to-day are :—Alfred Console, at 191; West Providence, 45, 46 ex div. ; North Pool, 275 ; West Basset, 131, 14; Bedford United, 7k ; Trehane, 11,1 ; Cwm Darren, 9s. ; Great Crinnis, 265. The gold mining shares were generally firmer to day, and closed well supported, especially for Nou veau Mendes. Business, however, was very quiet. At 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 to 11- prem.•, Great Nugget, 1 to 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 4 to 1 die. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 du. ; Agua Fria, 11 to 11 prem.; Nouveau Monde, / to 1/ prem. Metcalfe Copper shares were a shade better, being buyers at 51 prem. Port Royal closed 1 to 1r prem. In other foreign and colonial mines there was no change. Tho closing prices of new undertakings are as follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Aus tralian Mutual, Ito per share; Australian Consols, Ito die.; Monarch Gold, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. Chartered Australian Land and Mining, to per share; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 1 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 21 to 21 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, dia. to prem.; Cologne Lead, to 1 dis ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.; Connemara, par to # prem. ; Glenaulin, to dis. ; Sulphate of Barytes, to 4 per share; Lackamor Copper, par to } prem.; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 per share ; Britannia Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Poltimore, dis. to par ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, 1 to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 2/ prem.; New Linares, 1 dis. to par. ; New South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 dia. ; Australasian Coal, ato dia. ,• Sue River (of Jamaica), / to 1 prem. ; Metealfe a lf Jamaica), 5 to 51 prem.; Port Royal (of,Jamaica 1/ to 11 pm.; I L'Aigle d'Or, Ito di e . ; London Virginia Gold and Copper, par to "1 prem. • Brucutu Gold, par to 1 prem.; New South Wale s Gold, 1 to / per share ; Mount Carbon Coal, ato 1 :dia. ' • Park and Car walsick Tin, par to pm. ; Great Crinnia,l wyn to 1 prem.; Xenmare, to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Liguanea of Jam aica, 1 to prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 dia. ; Aubin Coal and Iron, par to 1 prem. ; Great Cambrian Min ing and Quarrying, 1 to 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Gladbach"Zine, # to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The gold mining ohms are quite neglected to-day, and the market wears a very dull appearance. Colonial Gold shares are quoted 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem., and Great Nuggets a to 1 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are 11. lower, at 68 to 70. Peel River are quoted 1I to 2 prem.• North British Australasian, Ito prem. ; and icottish Australian Investment, 11 to 2 prem. All these stocks are quiet. • Pr Saturday. ass *T die psT Pra llai S rth a s r 6 4 "cit. i-pal lb ii 101,00. $4.000 100.006 MOW 96,666 60,001 100,0 00 14,000 200,(`0t 90,096 INC 4A , 6,N0 110,00 0 leopoti Si' I 'Atlas& MISCELLANEOUS. 12,50~.1 ~.~i p rim. los trlD Ilacampia:: 10 alsrusit ici . 10 6 linstilo6 11 r• 100 4 ftinf : trar;Oe 1 Electric Toirgr. of 14,100 d 16,11terral Moon. Navigation. 10 Ooncial S. S. Shipping Co 20 letab Beetroot Sugar 10 llwidalent St. Navigauon I Nation.' PatentStaamFuel 10 Netheriamir Land 2 M.S. Wal,ss ( oal and Inter Sunni Navigatitat CO. .... 1 North itrithis Awtraiaalso 1 Do. New ...- ... - ,-. 30 North of Europe Stearn - 17 1 .00 , L. Pe.:l Kir Land k Mineral, . 0 1 20AI 60 Proin4ul e a; ktiritiv.4l Wyo. 10.001 al 1P r. ini,ol.o Trrilind Iron tioninaity 14.610 10 Royal Mall Siam —..- 1,10.0 1 •toottiah Austr. Invertinent 11.7 1 1 0 2: dotith Australian Land— . 160.. lielutanartaa T magi laii van mom= jo.qou 123. n! i 71 — )0s 'as To , 2i 3 Inn. 1 pm. le I pm. kin pz 'a all all I 2 pm. 2.6 42 all -- 55i 15 •• 35i I I 1 tiredrskustrolion Gold eAtutioooliforsion +Asstraloslas +Australian Austrillas Medina.* Australis froplisid MS Mark. British Australian Bole tdritkhlros ittras.lotp,(lsAati:spz Do.Cooossand Cede* Do. rut. Jelin Dol Ley Carson's Crook +Colonial Gold Copiapo +Copper Miners of Ens /Do. Pref. 7i per ant +knit& AustrollanCoopi Great Nugget Vets_ Do. liegistored +ses oral Grand Dusky of batter Groot Polgootit. Lake Bathurst 1 Liberty I ithudas LascloacCallbra. Orld 1 Anima Crthelngo o 1 Pdarilulta _. New Granath ....... 1 :lova 8:ott Millar andl Copper Smel Port Philipting Quarts Rock 44(hp:ow Iron +Ditto New denting° de Cubs 'outh Australian rtn Croft 1 I. United Mexican Waller West Granada We qt tiariprei fate / Transitnola by IttainPd it SS 1 54 tie l tir I 6S 70 7IND i 1M lOW Pm' .• 16 17 i t par Oi die I i I die dle i pa I 10 93 L I • I ler i pa PE le 1 die 619 pit dim 916 26 ze 7 9 31 4 - 1 1 Cs a Pa Par ro 1 ate vi!Nl 1 i 1 40 lAtonntlarea 40 ;Brit. Col. Bank& Loan Co SO British North American 25 :Chartered Bank of Asks 20 ,Chart. Bonk of India, Am tralla. and 100 ,Colonial ........ 100 'Commercial of London ; & Aura t bort. 20 .l. ea. Chart. Bank of Aust. 60 {London and County 60 ILondon Joint Stook 100 London and Weettninvtcr 100 National Pro'. of England 50 National et Ireland 26 Oriental Bank l'orporsion 100 PrmineW of Ireland 6 Roandyal G o ttld AAndlm p. Cobat Banking ' 25 ,South Australia .......... 25 'Colon of Australia D 60 Union of London DI 40 ,Union of Madrid ... i i die 1 1 Im Ms 1 49 90 tae ticu s I I In MONEY MARKET. Gild& Wpm SATURDAY EVINING. The English stock market was again better to-day, and showed much - firmness to the close. Business in each department of the Stock Exchange was limited, and the attendance of members thla, but the improv ing tendency was general. Of reports connected with the present political crisis there were Mw, and the telegraphic advices received from Paris reported no marked change on that Bourse. Consols are marked 98 to 981 for money, and were at one time as good as 981 to 7, for the 19th instant, for which the closing quotation was 981 to 1. The official business report includes : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 98, 1, ex div. ; ditto for the opening, 19th July, 981, -,-, ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 99 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011. 2. India Stock, 257, 258. Exchequer Bills were again a shade flatter. Sellers in most cases realised Is. prem., but the closing quo tation was par to 48. prem. India Bonds mark 245. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market generally maintained the improved feeling of yesterday, but business was very quiet. Equador Bonds were better, and the Swedish Loan firm. At 3 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 [to 27 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to GO; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 die. to par ; Granada Active, 21i to 221; ditto Deferred, 9 to a. Sales are thus marked : Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 98, 97 (exchange, 25f.) Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, 96. Ecuador Bonds, 51. French Three per Cent. ltentea, 761. 25c. (exchange, 25f. 10c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 27. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411; ditto for account (15th July), 41; ditto, ex all overdue coupons, 381. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., _lOOl ex div. Swedish Four per Cen t. Provincial Mortgage Loan , 1 prem. Money continues easy, but there is a good demand for accommodation. In Lombard-street the leading I I houses adhere to a minimum discount rate of 31 per cent (or a quarter per cent. below the Bank of Eng land rate), and are understood to be doing a most extensive business, owing to the bulk of these trans actions being altogether diverted from the Bank, in consequence of the higher rate fixed by that Wah -1 lishment. Amongst other dealers in money, whose operations are upon a more restricted scale, discounts are occasionally effected below 31 per cent. There is still not the slightest disposition on ths I part of stockholders' tol accept the new securities offered by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. We are glad to see that the Stock Exchange Com mittee are vigorously putting in force their resolution of yesterday for refusing admission into the house after a stated hour. This being Saturday, no person was allowed to enter after three o'clock. It is obvious that nothing but a little firmness is required to assure the success of this rule which continues very popular amongst the genera lity of the members. Such of the dealers as choose to stay in the house later to balance their booke are at liberty to do so, bat any fluctuation that may result from this is quite lindependent of the real business of the market. The Portuguese financial agent in London pub lishes the annexed details of the progress of the con version lately . decreed by the government, and now in operation, viz.: Sums received for Conversion from 6th June tom h July. Three per Cent. Bonds of 1835 Debentures 289,350 0 0 Five per Cent. Bonds of 1841 Four per Cent. Bonds of 1845 Three per Cent. Bonds of 1848 Certificates of capitalisation - Total received £919,033 18 5 Against which the following new Three per Cent. Bonds and Certificates were issued, viz.: Bonds £923,200 0 0 Certificates of active stock Certificates of deferred stock 36,989 14 9 Total issued £970,459 0 11 Certificates of capitalisation issued up to Gth inst. £250,602 15 11 In referring to this statement, it may be useful to call attention again to the notice put forth by the Committee of Portuguese Bondholders, who earnestly warn their constituents not to convert, as the new bonds issued by the Portuguese govern ment under this arbitrary and unjust conversion decree will not be recognised by the London Stock Exchange. After the late heavy imports of the precious metals the sums received this week have been small. Al though vessels continue to drop in from Australia, the amount of gold brought in by each of them is still in most cases trifling. Our list of arrivals in cludes the undermentioned sums, viz.:-402 ounces of gold, by the Elizabeth Buckham, from Geelong; 3,000 ounces, by the Templar, from Sydney ; 120 ounces, by the Sarah Ann, from Launceston ; 544,000 dole. by the Canada, and 138,936 dols. by the Arctic, both from New York ; 2,5911. in gold dust, by the Indus, from Alexandria; 1,0621., by the Tagus, from Portugal; and 50,000 half-imperials, by the Lion steamer, which arrived at Hull yester day from St. Petersburg. The total value of these imports is about 200,000 sterling. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London for the week ending Thursday last is as follows :—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 1,277 ounces; to Port Philip, 3,9351. Gold bars : To Belgium, 1,680 ounces ; to Hamburg, 1,500 ounces ;to Boulogne, 80 ounces. Silver coin : To Boulogne, 450 ounces; to Dunkirk, 804 ounces. Silver ban: To Boulogne, 850 ounces. This gives a total of 4,537 ounces, and 3,938/. in gold, and 2,104 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of only about 22,0001. The shipments of specie by the Parana for the West Indies were only 1,4001. The only other ship ment reported to us is 4,6001. in coin by the Northumberland for Port Philip. So far as returns can be obtained, therefore, it would appear that the total shipments of the week were under 30,0001., a against 200,0001. imported ; but information derived - from other sources prevents our adopting this favourable view of the _object. In the London Custom -house return, as is well known, cognisance is not always taken of all sums exported; and besides this deficiency no returns are obtainable of the large sums in gold that have been despatched from London by rail, and shipped for the continent, chiefly for France, from the Kentish ports. During the last fortnight we have repeatedly drawn attention to the heavy demand for gold for that quarter, to which the bulk of the late Australian supplies has been diverted. This, in fact, forms the main feature of the bullion movement of the period, but it is impossible to arrive at an estimate of the amounts so despatched, as these operations a , c usually carried on privately. AllqtraliSll Agricultural and Peel Ricer shares were firm, at the alight improvement of 3 e=teiy a ft e rnoon. Other Laud shak es were also well su ported. p- British American Laud cloecd 67 to prem.; 7an 0 ; North British Australasian, 1 . to 7, d Scottish Australian Investment, .11 to 2 prem.; Crystal Palace shares were last called 21 to 3 prem.; and the new issue 1; to lb prem. Australian Bank shares were steady, and bleak of Australasia was quoted 1/. higher. In other miscellaneous stocks the bargains were few. London Dock stock has been done at 1281. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 94 ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 3-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22';: ; the Coupons, .51 ; the Okl Three per Cents., foreign, 47 7-16; Portuguese New, 36 7.16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Met:Alice, 811 ; Equador, 41; Mexican New, 26 11-16; Granada Deferred, 9 7-16 ; Greek (Blue), 8 ; Peruvian, New, 801. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Tho funds opened at the closing prices of Satur day, but one hour afterwards began to show weak ness, and now rule at a slight decline. Consols were first quoted 981 to I, but sales have been made at 98, and the present quotation is 98 to The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98; to 99; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1901 to :; India Stock, 256 ; Bank Stock, 228 Exchequer Bilis, par to 3s. prem.; India Bonds, 235. to 28s. prem. Tue foreign stock market is almost deserted, scarcely any stocks meeting with business, and prices are nominally without important variation. Mexican Bonds mark 261 ; Peruvian Scrip, 2 dis.; Russian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100; ex div.; Spanish Old Threes,l6l ex div.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63; ex div. Danish Fives, 1061. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was again small, and it was readily disp. sed .if at the rates of Monday last. For Foreign Wheat the demand was less active than of late, at the same time purchases could not be made on easier terms. _ Flour woe unchanged in value. Barley was in short supply and Is. dearer. Oats twat idsa be quoted 6d. to Is. higher, in conFcquecce of the receipts being inadequate to the consumption. Deans and Peas steady at former prices. AiLIitVALS 17110 LuNl/024 YAW& JULY 4th to JULY 9th. Qrs. 14oif1tAh. Scot. h. Ines. tomes. Wheat....„ I :617 ISi • 27181 Barley 149 8 .. ... 2110 Ott; 1271 T:B9 3891 I 3193 Walt ..... Flour, 2341 sacks and 3:91 Barrels. MINCING-LANE.—Tun DAY. The private contract markets are inaeti , , , but wear a steady appearance, and prices must be considered the same as last Friday. The hallo. ing public sales are declared for tomorrow —Sugar: 300 birds. \Vest India, 800 bags Mauritius, and 1,800 bags Bengal. Coffee: 200 etsks plantatieli, and 1,400 bags Native Ceylon. Saltpetre 1,600 bags ; Rice 3,300 bees Ceelanbal, lfrO bags. Indigo: the Quarterly sale of 13,250 chests. Otte. -Seal, pale, 321. IN. to 01. ; straw, 311. to 311. 10 s.; brown, 301. to 311.; sperm, 87/. to 881. IN. ; head-mat ter. 931. to 941. ; cod, 311. ; South Sea, 3tl. w 361.; Olive Gallipoli, 671. to 68/.; Spanish and Sicily, 63/. to 641.; palm, 361. 108. to 37/. 10s. ; cocoa nut, 381. 10e. to 401. ; rapeseed, pale, 361. to 361. 10s. ; linseed, 291. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS D Y. The market is steady, without much activity. Town Tallow is quoted 525. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Ns. 941. to 513.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 335. PAIRTICULAKS OF TALLOW. 1851. I 1852. I 18111. :tool on on hand Cita] 34;63 43,10 20,31 5 Delivery last week Do. teem let June ..... trnsal lent week 659 654 371 Dn. from let June Vrie2 Y. C. per cwt. 1.0. T. wn Arrivals for the week ending July 19 last year, 606 casks, and delivery 467 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 211 mks from Australia ; from other platy, 120. Total, 371 casks. -- SMITHFIELD MARBET.—THIS DAY. We have a very large supply of Beasts, a considerable proporti,:n are of middling quality, consequently the choicest kinds arc dispo*ed of at a r. duction of about 2d. per 8 lbs, hut a large number of inferior remain unsold. There is also a considerab:e increase in the number of Sheep and Lambs, trade is very dull, but the hest qualities • are not much lower. Calves msintain quo tations. Our fore;gn supply consists of 1,707 Beasts, 5,770 Sheep, 353 Calves, and 80 Pies; from Sc ltland, 420 Beats; Norldk and Suff.,lk, 1,400; and 500 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per done of 811 s. 8. 4. e. d. I Per *tans of 8114. e. 4. ad„ Oast `e0:8. II eraortlB 4 41 4 6 Scot f 74. & 115.448. 838 Mort nor .horns eincoud du:Jay Mast,. 3 0 3 , do. tibon, ~,•............ 3 8 410 , 35,88.8 andsocond 0 401 1 3 6 3 10 Mw ..... ..... ..... 34 4 4 Do. do. Biwa ..... Ca , Mt 118.11-4181. 4 6 410 1.01 , 1211. 5 0 6 0 1w . 5 0 ° . 1r 411441 . a ; o:.. and Lambs, 31, Pip, 111 ; t.:8188,4 448 BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Dleists. Pattendeu and Smith report t►at the accounts received this morning generally speak of an increase of ver min, and the plant, with but few esceptiots, is not making much prop( is ; the market is very firm, and the duty is es timated from 120,0001. to 130,000/. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. 161. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 15r. ; Walla End Hatton, 17e. Walls End Lambton, 16s. 91. ; Walls End Tees, 176.—Ships at Market, 70. NEW BILL ON FACTORIES.—On Saturday a bill in the Muse of Commons was printed " to limit the hours of labour of women, young persons, and children in the factories of the United Kingdom, aed to provide fir a more perfect in. pectin's of the said factories." From the Ist of January next it is proposed to enact that no protected per son fohuil be emi loyed in any factory between half-past 5 o'clock in the afternoon and 6 o'clock in the morning, or between ? o'clock in the aftcrno^n of Saturday and 6 o'clock on Monday morning following. There are other provisions in the bill to enforce the regulations. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.— GLOUCESTEIt, SATURDAY Moor.—The arrangement for the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society, which will be held next week at this city, are now in a forward state. The actual busini ss of the meeting in fact has been com menced. The whole of the agricultural implements to be exhibited, next Tuesday , have arrived, and occupy their positions on the show ground, and to-day several of t animals intended for compction arrived, and were placed in their stalls. Toe exhibition takes place on Llantliony Farm, in the cccupa , ion of Mr. William Jones, situate close to Gloucester, on the Bristol-road, and the grounds, which are quite level and well drained, are admirably laid out. COINAGE OFFENCES IN TIIE COLONIES.—OR Saturday a government bill was printed for the punishment of offences in the colonies relating to the coin. Importing counterfeit coin may be visited by imprisonment or tran sportation. Acts on coinage are extended to the colonies. SOUTH WALES EXTENSION. —The opening of the South Wales from Carmarthen will mainly depend upon the completion of the bridge at that town, and as this structure will be finished in about six weeks, it is thought that the line for traffic wi.l be ready in two months. It is quite decided that the line will be opened upon a single line of rails, which is now laid down in many places, and within a short distance df the t own of liaverfeldwest. The station at that town, with the approaches, are progressing rapidly. The cutting at Shoalshook is pushed on night and day, and it will shortly ho ready for the permanent rails, which may be safely calculated to he laid down during the whole length in about six weeks time. LLANELLY RAILWAY AM) DOCK COMFANY.—On Saturday a special general meeting of this company was held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgatc-street, pursuant to the Wharneliffe order of the House of Lords, for the pur pose of submitting to the proprir tors a bill for enabling the company to make new railways, &c—Sir Robert ruin, Batt., in the chair. It was stated that the object of the bill wan to enable the directors to make a line of of railway t the o Llandilo seven miles in length , at an expenne 50,000 f., money 1 , to be raised in shares urn . ' The each at a preference interest of 5 per cent. per annum. The heads of the bill having been read, a resolution authorising the directors to con struct the propoced works under the provisions of the act was agreed to, and the proceedings terminated. HONESTY AT Tilt; DIGGINGS.—In the year 1839 a person named John Ball, who had carried on business as a tailor in Devonshire, emigrated to Australia, leasing several debts unpaid. In each ease the creditors marked them as bad. To their astonishment, however, a prod arrived in London about six weiks since, addressed to Messrs. rat...more and Savory, of Exeter. On opentag_it it w as found to coma n twelve cutlery of gold du t; lie thing tuet•.. r was heard till a few days ago, when anteater main.; Lj Msls..teins, team Dan, requsid . ng Attars. Passmore to keep eight ounces for themselves, and to for ward the remainder to another creditor at Plymouth. This they accordingly did ; and they now entertain soma hopes of obtaining the remainder. \~ Bodeen dam to-day. 80t as bouts I . 1 ' .1 I 7 ► ' ' : I 0, 1 , 1 150, 0 001 11,410 70,1, • 100,00 V,Kt: /4.00 P 1 UM ICu,no 4 . 69,064 9,00 t 10.t.10u 1(4),f00 30,000 6 ..01.r VIO,POO - 50;00 0 141,0(K. 134),Cen 10.130. 10,004 I .34 4i5i4 mono lover ►oo,noi 100.-40 It Oa par. ice.