The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-17 00:00:00

, i...' -.!- - 5... "'' * • • o/Z,A 00 1 Z-; a% 4 2 • • • ✓ O°Q-- No. 1,841.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1852. (THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. ALL 1%1 3 '710, 1 1AM al PACKET 0111P0 . — TM 'al AUS so' ..„.. eutfd {Of tbeir 11•4421116. viands% sal hav*i tart w ow acaonniodelials lar pareefain. will mall paashially as Or o knaratueed da aa. Load la taw larks Dealt. 1 . 1• 7 7 , t tUmearkes. 1 laminail. •- ED till 81.; 6 0. tw.WICTI . ISM .I. WNW, Ni amitiS ......... . 416 .. 1200,T. Pain , ... .. ptintlll'lliel .... 730 ! NANO.... 11111.IlltiMI ..... WO IW. Dal. 101 IrliAllelN .. . WM T. imuis, al ...... regilo.. WA 410 ILI. ligh aw l coo Ma E i - 486 ---- LATEST ELECTION NEWS. RAILWAY& TIIIB DAY. Two (Mims. There is a good deal of realisation going forward in the railwa market t o -d a y, an d pr i ma - are in all eases decided l y lower. Was. AND OM= 0160IIAZIANTSID. By to-day's advice' the price of gold at Hamburg is 428 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. lola. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.7, it follows that gold is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills of 60 days' sight is 1101 per cent , and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109.23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance fur difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United , States. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. az.scrale TaLsolurm.) LOVTIE Cortivr.—Forteseue, McClintock, Monody, sad Reynolds monnostotl. Mew congaed. Poll July 1 4. NORTH ESSEX. FIUDAT illlWlllo. Business in mining shares is still very aka. Very low immunises have has to-day, and rim are morinally amshanisil. Limns shares I lmre bees hi demand twin the prise ruling from to 21. The prim at yid* sun have been made are reported to no as Mows, bat due allow ance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this variable marlost ea between buyer and seller : Linares, 21 ; Wheal Bevan, 11 ; Great Bryn Cone* 2t ; West Wheal Alfre, ; North Wales Consolidated Mining Company, i prem. The geld mining shares we re A nn in the morning, hat shoed rather flat. Grand Duchy of Baden and Tuba River shares were rather worse, being each IN at / die. Liberty (Virginia) sines fell U., dosing only to 11 prem. non-oelcial quota tions are as follows : New South Wales Gold, j prom. ; Australian Consols, I dia. to par; Melbourne, jto prem. ; B ri tannia, jto I die . ; Connemara, 1 rem.; °lnsulin, 6-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Ken non, 11 to j prem.; Exhall Coal Mining Company, 1 is I.: Wil : I Pot IMOD • iiii ii Id, 31 lily 16 BR-WM= HETIIRN.—(YESTERDAY.) Tyrrell 1829 Berestord Lenard NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SOUTH. NORTHAMPTON RETURN.—HALY-PANT ONZ. iiii - .1 itTli 17 lady 1111 Polly 14 I Orient ••• ••• ••• ■: aft op I p.a. 111 0) Di 1 gigoIXIC Is. &wpm. r aw .rtheil is, 1 r..t=t r. 1815 • inightley Houghton awl Wm!NW. illsisrfalle , =row , . I!lsialludih'ikll4l.B4l 7 1111 iii 111 Ili di lons 6 4 :1 M It 17 ter - wa at re* fat prense.ssm leo, to Ur mailooo - writl7 domfolo Iloolleloos Alpo br /Wm, te esen of the Anoiroloia MALMULLL owl ILDILIOOL 14. Fiailmirdwgb NORTHUMBERLAND SOUTH. Poll at Newcastle to noon 4:North Shields to 11 A.ll. ; Sleekedham to 10.30. Beaumont Liddell Ridley 0 1774 Mold sad laws .. eel 114ben ...g .. .. I l cilitad Nadia ... ... : !Maar' 1101104sse.. v 'I • iii i The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 10th of July, is u follows : BANK Off CJIGLAND.—Account for the week ending July 10.1162 W , SDWAIL MMMM T. If Malmo* ... ...... /24,8n1.761 Government Debt.— 111.vtt.103 Other neemrines lime*. Gold Gan and Banks 21.615.310 1111ner lisittes .. hambbewil,Negramti litehrlf Mho% penile.; ea, y oo.yee tae. SCIENCE of LIFE; or. How to Live sad w p m te lA,e kg; with mweie Wes Dtel=en, end Sw.e.enenn; lever' 'nth beneath's kr roma h ,..h....••••ity. Gad Uri swift owat Lofton ealp a. .4, the maim eloosnsole of • weiLimpldell ems of Ilk ey It • r o ow t.. e 7 the non Awnesta v t i t. u m , M. MEDICAL TIMM/ in and comm. It.TIOSAL WLAKMIIM4 slit Posolloll Obwrioder. reread enh Ameonleal Nate*. hi Mein Gni MEM r.l. ..it, Maltallfld 17.:r1111•0108.6•,.. maw kw" the malt of newt Praided eseldielsOs sdittemel to p.• mammas ion &preens Tea wake boa thy mins disorders . 4 •Ari •••11 lab. la Igo p.m %bind the saiss mid* load t. •••erfrop. U. maim= aIY bawls Aar mum% sod Y. sear to be edmeet 9w their Mai Ledge: lean thlhert, 49, wen; Oared. semi ; Maws. •9, tlwatull; and el berialen. rb;;;.• dus bat (SS Ca W 1.111:0) Ds. (en a. Swift Owidfal Wen DMus, Om A. . dam re Cal lardhlre art & wew Isis Dsi. . . - a Wale Si 9i n il 4 1 IL $ CLONMEL.—OrwrsaDAY.) Nuts o'CLoca. lawless Berton 42 BANFFSHIRE.—(Sworn DAT.) Two o'CLoci. Duff (Liberal) Grant ((onservative) 24 0 AAAAA PTONSIIIIIII (NORTII).--aeldrUid sad *M ien retursad—so opposition. Nortinonaltantaz (NoaTn).—Bantinck and Clinton raturand. W ,L 4•llolmiew Ihrth.Dead. Es abil t. South Western Del dam i t Sleet:: Oulealltig a hat.tlr•., omit Wefts laa o. irisif al .. I D Mob I d dYerlrikr; St 43 71 711 VI V 40 72 fl lei THIS DAY. Two o'Cioci. The gold mining shares show some degree of flat ness to-day, and prices are against sellers. British Australian are lower, marking I die. English and Australian copper snaking stares hare &lion to # dis. Mellslereoapital /24.160.n0U 3,1*103 est& Dowd*, ftheliaL lbabip. day. Waft. Omura. of Yawed Debt i zl w U t r. 1 .908.473 Other Sines4agaadotkir I. m 313.410 I — a:l7We t Beeerike fiddled. Dead Widget Amway) L 11.121.646 Otberdeendliem 11,407.180 Me. ........ 12,699410 Gadd and Meet Ueda 361.373 $0 91: 111 93 114 Ile 4349 Al MI IM Dir.de Mind the brad bride etee" 1U WF T 1) 11 11 "" )1 oaa , S . O .h.." .. ll l{:E w Mi ne. l . A8 as I . satire, • mesa. Pre Pe repot elelegp erl Pe of pat wr ~ dup. mak ad opium PP el Pee. teeh Wm. net Pt yoa. A sepleent elspet P OPP etiestles. MINNA 01.1104.• NAMMII aid mile. Exp. ..pepPosle dab Peseeene nil mg pet ot Pe gantry be diregeorde re ebteibriemerld. Pop. iris ilibet. Pm. Pt, ....wheeled ter +mew! ardent. 1•4 iii pa ST 67 II Ms i 14 1 . 17 1 1 lei 1113 1111 I. 12: Pa 3 - I. 4 6 ior 67 q 11 i Jul iris . yesterday. 1 e="aly. L15.394.:810 .38.30"4,389 July 15.1852. I N. MARiIIIALL, Chief Cuausu. The above returns, when compared with those for the previous week, e xhibit the following changes : Circulation imuo Circulation active 23,379,766 Iscrease 1,138,680 Public deposits 3,908,478 Detresae 3,738,998 Other deposits Government securities in banking deport ment Other securities in basking department Coin and bullion in both i. Dr. Mks DI De. Wet Wang Slake al lAMB liselbsra 1 11 Liallmsall Mame .. W las DafititsaDB. Oarri > 4 ) Loam Ilsith-Water MAL, Anne Is Do. me T W ei Dwaisroilaii.to r ilqrstaimumm Si hit 111 1113 A ssi i It' U., 1 100,000 100,000 15,1100 ie,oon 11,000 100,001 10,000 Ava . _ I iPM P• I. It. Ni - Noof mono 111,000 10,000 0,000 11,000 110,000 114000 _ Moatliaa Australian herniaeld tve Maria. lib r”ma It, sag .4?°01 I 'I i I,. t I i " i in &MLA Alisonlima British Ina gam. msad Da. N om . Jo ~ !s Del Canso% Omit Moe - Cibi . p.. I 3 rai grim TEETH and HEALTIL—A good sot Or 1, teeth ever amino broworabbr Impair. odds lb* mom no a u at dr otoeot ompoelmot I* Ma Oil 1111111111/ tte ,o Nero. belt! y the pow weeitlingsai of WI. lei oosio. to t pow,+t ti of lots, abill Mel lb, MOSSO pro. nirr..l for :M parr, 1101111ANDe Itrt .L.Ado ot.rie.oled IS No soralilly Of t om gereemott tar Nob Wad iNot porbod en tr i l w P irl boot to er.bage JI larter sad aawolday sad m goodUlloo trio. sou to the maraud wan. rams mold ot 'mkt tbe gone Ara rid PA bad Ala too& Imly la= mtc.. sod bon tb Meath adman hapset dasolans sal way true torah. Pato a. M. pod boa. Iloaboto_gt milldam Walla ltr Rawer ono* boo doe A. ROMA= sad MOM nottoovertioN" nerand w tbo Clovoramat amp gibed as mob. lokt rt the , tood by elossarto rad portunwo. t Is2n —N.II. No Nei us priNfaa amp stubbed with kb Lae aid addri•P. J. It teschestratl• • rani Wald Of WOOS WIM•1•11 drtukt UM it, rA limas eldmisald No IMF Lynn= TAP %If 'Armor ampomille dis S. Tow), Nall& sod pot print Ifs IsM ilell" I.e. ha merits mere mad ammed sad duly la dr Great VAlAltion., &Alba 22. No. , 11ARLOW'S NEW IN- , 1,- . --,...,_, - B AR TENTED PRLF-ACTINO SYPHON 31 B KII -I TAP. REQUIRES NO TINT-PRO" Praread at., Ow. old, or other Noon j• • • th.. had barceder Sat ar add ea idbotaaar 1 A ••• • that Oa lad list *MOW dises mood as - A j i 4 'Olt N t - A I the bli; VITTIMIN la may Its sad le 1 ', . . ure eras et ale; prise ra. IL; Alla • r . et a tor awl% is. Id ~ .. The ohm .in whim Ye •: E. 11 bedew eelterr y kte . In le SW es 1 - 7 .. - the hop et the clog C (=ta: k beiverp. ii r ..,..lba alr-falls II), eyn • [ Ibisadli Maw thread dorm thelkaar a to so ot treaty; trim Ss imp teturaid al/ as dant dr de edar. LUMII 11/111WW. llMlsme sem% libessisrbotre. IYSYeY . km- mew mil Ihdi Ilinatastarev Nos SPORTING. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.—FaIDAY. STANLIT STAILII of 15 ion. each, 10 It, and 60 added; far 2-yrrold colts ist 41b, and three, 9st 21b; Elias and gelding . . allowed 210 ; the second to save his stake. T Y.C. 0 subs.) Mr. Ilallard'e b t by Assault out al Newton lass, 2 yrs. Tat Mb (2.llmitb) 1 lord G:asuoses bit , ieer to Cancan, 2 yrs, Tat Mb(trsarisea L . rd Cabin's ► c Mrc, 3 yes, Sat 110 Mr. Merry's Cbarreare Weems, 2 yr% 7st 3Ib. keabeelere br f The Desiree, 2 yre, let 215 . (Bteadlag 3 Lir ritlooL ST. LEGER STAIRS Of 10 sore. each, and her sons. added; the winner to pay 10 sues. towards ex. posse., and the second to receive 50 Mal out of the stakes ; colt., 'Ut 81b; fillies, Bet 31b ; winners extra, &c. One mile and three.quarten. (38 subs.) Lard O erimee bee Car.aers, Set Sib (Mimeo) 1 Lure Weounierter's be f PM, 134 3lb (Marken; 2 Lord Egket We b.c Claverbeme, eat sib . ........ 3 Mr. W Stebblares Alfred Pre Greet, Sat alb ...—,. (A. Der 4 Mr. f,. Ilerteeerb re Briligelory let alb Geter LANctexiai PRODUCE STASIS, of 10 son. nth. and 50 achltd ; the winner to pay 15 soya. towards ee rier., and the second to receive 20 l o va . ou t o f the stakes; eats we tilb, Silt,. Bst 41b, 31b and 61b allowed. T.Y.C. (10 sue.) Iry umaldestoa's br fills to Mountaln Deer (Mot) 1 XL eb !Auk! Aemetatease (nausea) 3 Lewd Derby's els r 1150 1 .50c0m, (34) (J. Hol 3 CludeLSE DINNER STASIS Of 100 10E1 each, hit , for thire . yr-obl., cults Set lilb, and Bllia est 21b Oa smile and a bait. (3 subs.) bred (bats'. be %ebbed Walked OW. 1111141 CA, Swecraynan of 5 SOTS. each, Sad 30 added. (6 subs.) Mr. Morras's be t cotiesia, 4 yew 7M IMb .1, 1171: 1 7 . 1 1 Mr. Wert% b e Remy. 4 yre, Ist (Charlton 2 127. SENN e Tancred, 4 pi, Sot 73s ( 0 11r. W. Mace*, Comore. I 3res l .4 IIA (J. Oaken 0 dr.! , aytb's Marblowors, 3 yes, fat 101 b (Walls 0 (NY ELICTRIC TILICORAPPIi 52 1 212 PM TLITINDNIAL HANDICAP, 0 16 sore. each, SS. with 100 son. added. &able earner in, nearly a wile lad a halt il2 subs) Mr W. Meth •le b Ilete . a yrs, 114711 ( M Mario.) I Br. Peres alembics, 3 yea. lit alb (UG 2 Ir. I alms ad eh tt TM Med Us., 3 yr., let 315 _lCheirluct) Secri3u STASES of 6 sore. tech, and 30 added Ikr 2-7f spwaals. One (5 subs.) Mr. ‘aryila's b t Mar blemose (101.) 74 (Well.) I ilr.3lorriee b f Fitereee. 2pe 1301.) 7et 31b Mr. Marta's cb I Mbilateder West, 3 yes (301.) set 21 l Mr. praises bit Pameles, a yrs (N ll .l lei 211 ...(T " Mr. Laey's Orgasm 3 yes, lei 113. = (Martia 3 1 : 00011 WOOD Cif? 11127111 1 0. 2 DI I MN MGM (t) IJEPARTMSNT OF PRACTICAL ART, MARL BOROUGH HOLM. Ytderday emoting a meeting of the students was t. 14 the /Adm. Mosta, fur the presentation of the mo del. awarded in the late exhibition, the session having ter re.ostesL The chair was taken by Mr. Cole. After no te.ng the 'avowal& nature of the report made by Sir t bul" ltratlske. Mr. D. Marilee and Mr. Redgravc, the art superintendent, he observed that thosgb medals only sore to be distributed then, it wee not inteaded to abolish the practice of giving pecuniary rewards; but hereafter, whet, the department was a little more organised, pries would be especially connected with imprcvements in regard to assaufacturrv. In the combination of manufactures with art, the poles.. made hitherto waa little more than elementary ; but he hoped they would begin the next ste nos with roe or two new dames in what might be called practical art. For example, it wu proposed le establish a t Ime for painting in enamel on china, sad pashapea metal, and with that view the best examples would be aellested. lie hope, that there would also be a clue orgemised fee the Rudy of artistic botany, and that a plot of ironed would be hhtnned from the government, which wool/ sentein such plan'' as, from their eymmetry or peasilar almerseter. were sent worthy of the attention or the neWninennlielt. Ile had been assured by Sir William Hooker, sad Dr. Lindley had enehrined the statement, that there was et pruent anyone P Non in the metropolis who could draw a plant artistically er with due intelligence. Another new clam which was vse , mplated would be •revival of one conducted at Somer. WI and would have to do with the geometric rola- Ones of arthitecture. Marlborough-hewieltad, he believed, ben f o u n d meth more quiet, and had afforded sack greeter fseilitics for study then Somerset•house, and With the aid of th e niuse-nn, which would be enlarged end readered ae attractive se possible, he had no doubt that the dePutniest would prove increasingly useful. Mr. Red lirsve then read the report of the ezamisiers with r. card to t h'.elogress of the students, the teaour of which was highly s.trfacory. From this it appeared that the slumber of !sty in the various dames who °blamed seed& was 7-51.4 VA ciao's; that there were 73 sarkate in des saw trepthiss school, IN female end 6i male, irks to et rewards in 124 classes ; and that that school bad emirs' away two-sevenths of the medals awarded in two-sixths of the lanes. With regard to designs, it was announced that Gm the next session a set of canons would be laid down for the praidanee of the students. The =sedate were then dvisibsted, end shortly after the proceedings terminated. Yoaasataa (WINT).--COMOIS and NSW= returned. Sorts Warentam—The Right Haw. Sidney Harbert, R. P. Loam Req., and W. Wyndham, Req., nominated. Poll July 19 1041 20. NORTH LINCOLWINIBIL—ThuSht Hon. R. A. Chris topher, Sir Montagu Cholmeley, J. B. Stanhope, Esq.. nominated. Poll July Ht. Nosey Cavendish and Mr. Evans Mimed without opposition. Noma DURHAII.—Mr. R. D. Shaft°, of Wittier* sad Lord Viscount Seaham—Returned without opperitiew. Dousirecias.—The Right Hoe. George Rashes, H. K. Seymour, Seq., and John Moyer, Rsq.,—Rleeted without opposition. BUTRIULLANDSHIIII.—The Marquis of Stafford returned. IRELAND. DOBLIX, JOLT 15. No additional election news of any interest has reached town in the course of this day. A good deal of satisfaction has been expressed by all parties at the defeat of Sir H. W. Barron ; and very few even of the Roman catholic@ seem to regret that Mr. Rus sell, the liberal protestant, has been put instead of Mr. Serjcant O'Brien in Limerick. Mr. Roamers liberality, however, will be put to a severe test by the brutal insults and injuries to which he and his friends have been subjected by the Limerick popu lace. It is stated that a mill belonging to him was maliciously destroyed in Tipperary yesterday. Ad ditional troops, it is said, will proceed immediately to the south to be stationed in districts where con tested elections are about to take place. The Cork Examiner of yesterday has the follow ing account of tho riots which have taken place during the Cork city election : The polling on Monday was attended with an amount of tarbslence and riot which for many yeah hes not been wit nessed in the south of Ireland. Degas every effort made by the Roman catholic clergymen of the city and many other parties, the realiies of the pales became quite un controllable and broke et in the mast violent manner. From a vary early beer la the vatasing large mobs of peo ple carrying brown and ether kelpie landed the town cheerio( for the melee eredideens end greeeing for Colo nel Obastertea eat Me impasse. IS mos aft Leg bake% sat esaleat with the U mad heel' el their preemie sad numbers, they peel to mere earptis agree dens of opinion. Many of the bosses et thew sap ped to be voters of Colonel Chastest's ewe M. Pend, sad the windows blokes. Several While& were euraelted sad severely beaten, the esolling mete m most Wanness chiefly et weemem. The Mrs and r. (fore Jones, R.M., paraded the city at the heed of a squadron of dragoons, and two bodies of in fantry lined some of the principal streets. Three thousand police were stationed at the different booths. In the Lee Ward toe courusOn was so great that it was found wen. wiry to adjourn the p Bing until the following day. Seve ral churches were attacked and their windows broken. Christ Church had over 40 panes of glass dashed in ' • St. Peter's Church, the Scotch and Wesleyan Church , ant the Protestant Orphan School underwent considerable dilapi dation. The North Main-street presented • most shattered appearance in many places, all the windows of several holing' being broken. The splendid plate glass windows of M r Graham's shop on the Grand Parade were broken in by a mob who were endeavouring to get at a gentleman, Mr. Cram Fitagibboe, of this couaty, who had taken refuge there. Mr. Fitzgibbon had excited the indignation of the people, we understand, by endeavouring to bring up • number of un- ' willing voters in the south end of the town, the tenants of hennaed which he is the agent, and whom he wished to poll for the conservative candidate. Mr. Thomas Georg* ' French, J.P., ' was struck with a stone in th e f ace . Mr. 'I George Smith Mr. Cleburne, Messrs. Richard, William, Joseph, and William G. Bradford, Rev. F. M. do St. George, Sulnlnspector Morgan, Mr. David Hill, Mr. R. B. Evans, Mr. R. Thornton, and many other individuals, were oleo attacked and more or less beaten. Captain White, J.p., was also, we understand, severely assaulted, and had to be minted to his house by a petty of soldiers. Many of the popular party were also attacked in the confusion, and some of them received severe injuries in endeavouring to protect conservative voters. We understand that Mr. Denis O'Flyzi was cut in the fans while striving to save an un popular voter from injury. An attack was made upon the house of Mr. Henry Bible, by a party chiefly composed of women—who all through te day showed a fury not un worthy the poissardes of Paris—smashing in the windows. Mr. Bible fired upon them, and a woman received a wound which, it is said, is likely to have • mortal effect. CRICKET. THE COVNTIP.B Or BUBBaz AND SUHRET.—Tbis match was resumed yesterday, at the Kennington Oval. The following is the statement of the pas when the stamps were drawn: Surrey—lst innings, 163; 2nd innings, 23, t►ree wickets down. Bnesez—lit innings, 211. The game will be remained to-day. (WARMS' CLUB AND HORSE BRIpADE O. SEVEN Ono, Nrimn CLus.—This match was Ed fished yesterday at Lord's ; the Guards winning by 180 rasa. The fi flowing is the seen :—Guards, ant Innings, 202 ; second innings, 166. Seven Oaks, first innings, 110; second innings, 116. THE LATE ACCIDENT AND LOEB OF LIFE AT BLACIIMAI4-11S100/1. Yesterday forenoon Mr. W. Payne, the coroner, and a jury, re-assemleled in the Town. hall, High-street, Southwark, to farther investigate the deaths of Emma Bates, aged 19, Ann Williams, aged 37, and Thomas Weston, aged 21, the unfortunate persona who perished by being run down by the Dahlia steamboat on Sunday evening last, under Bleckfriats-bridge. Mr. Italian tine attended to watch the proceedings as the part of the steamboat company, and Mr. Lewis, of des inn of Lewis and Lewis, was present for the relative* of thiEseeassd perso. A gnat number of WitIISSISI were examined on bs rides, but the evidence adduced was of a very sioaliether nature, sad contradictory in the extreme. The ease has already been fully detailed in our Gaildludl police report of Widow day last, when Alderman Lawrence remanded the mats of the Dahlia (John Maddox) astil Monday next. The coroner, alter the proesedings bad occupied the jury six hours, ad journed the invastigatios until a future day. DWELLING/ FOR TIIE POOL—The committee for the General Society for Improving the Dwellings of the Working Climes have just completed the purchase of an estansive plot of ground, at present occupied by a mass of dilapidated buildi n g s , the locality being one abounding in filth, wretchedness, and pauperism, not exceeded in any part of London, fur the purpose of building a set of comfortable and wholesome dwellings for the working classes and their families. The locality above alluded to is the large spate between New-street, Hopkinostreet, Husband-street, and Cock-court, adjoining Broad-street, Golden-equarc, in the parish of St. James's. The removal of the objectionable, and substitution of the new buildings, will be a great boon to the surrounding neighbourhood. THE DIGGINGS.—The barque Benjamin Heap, Captain Bodeen was off Plymouth yesterday morning. She left Port l'hilip on the 31st of M u t h , and has a fill cargo, including 30,000 ounces of gold, chiefly from the Mount Alexander and Ballarat mina, and 1,100 bales of weal. At her departure the Vanguard, ?khan, Derwent, ami several others, were laden and preparing to sail. The Vaaptard was short of hands. Mr. Joseph Cheatham, of Memeheeher, landed from the barque. lie went out tideless pare sine* as an emigrant in the Winchester, owe of Illaselffill's ship,, and has rearmed property to the valise of MON. per annum. Mr. Chsethans mamma several eadeas mid valuable nuggets, and proceeds to the districts for shipments to the colonies. Da. San . = laadaadurykl6laillma au Ilmb.Aa..arlilasba ill = "6.l.4 lArL Uslai; MI 10 Da.lllr.. . asiDeAy 17 =At. WM. , I) 4 dares a WWI& aid Carlisle .. DO Sommerbst 1.1 Nozsel. pi =mil 11salaidlIsa . II Dallar4lo " 111 fllialloracaamale . 1101;a D.llOO and Main ... ...77. a Dine, 4 A DK... 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Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Button, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shed:, & Lincoln Manchester and BouthJunction Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western (In ) Monklande Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western Oit.,Worc.,& Wolverhampton Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Nhtewsbury and Clear Shropshire Union South Dyne South lbeleat South Wales SouthYork.,Dosesainre Gook Stockton and Bardepeol Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland Foasiox. sa l es 444 49; 240 4il 493 2 64 194 69 68 Dutch Rho;Joh --• Maria Antonia Monterean and Troyes Namur and Liege Northern of Fran Orleans and Central* Paris and Lyons Paris and Roma Paris end Strube* Roam and Bane Western of Prams 1,869 325 874 1,125 22,814 18,1182 1 13,740 18,192 14,099 3,384 11,814 • The real bark. tbs Was as the Orkaas mad Oisiral. Or loam sad uairyaY Aw NY Moats beta COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit are plentiful. The supply of English Pine-apples is remarkably good, and the same may be mid of hothouse Grapes. Strawberries are abundant. A very few dessert Apples may still be obtained. Oranges are nearly over. Nuts are about the same u last quoted. A few Tomatoes continue to be brought from France. Potatoes are very plentiful, owing to the growers being anxious to selloff their early crops speedily, to avoid the consequences of disease. Peas are plentiful. West India Pine-apples are abundant. Mushrooms are dearer. Cut flowers consist of Heath., Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Rues, Bignonia re mute, and Pinks. I , IIJI'TB. Plos-spplett, par lb., Se to Ss oranges, per dos., Is ea le Grapes, hothotae,p.lb., ts to S$ per WO, Se 6d to lOs Pasehee, per dos., GB to Its Seville, p. dos., Is to So Nerbulher, pr dos., Be to Its Almonds, par pod, Ss Melons, tub, Is toes Almonds, sweet, per lb., to to 3s Chemist, per lb. Id to 6d Nuts, Mr., p. bush.. SS to Its litrowbertios, per pelt, tid to told Or 4 Its to LO- U/moos. per dol. Is W 16 RO Cabbages, per dots, Id b ls V Idd RI Yet seb Warm p. 100, Is Od to 1.04 ress, per save, Is to is Cauliflowers, rer dos., Is to Is ' , overeat" per bundle, Is to., Orstrat, pre dos. tato Is 4d Rhubarb, p. baud* Id to 44 Potatoes, um ton, 00, to 130 s pct sot., 34 Id to Is prr 100. t., I. ti,l to 2. rot Tamils, art ds., 3, Od to is Od rosumber.. curb, Stl to ad Veletabte Marrow, p. des , I s to Is raiser, per bundle, Is to Is Id Morro, per dos , 3s Is Is oclaselt, per WTI" hie 2111 Reuss, per boast:, id toed - 4aaitts, p.d0a..1•11.11.3s Brat, per daa., Is to Is 4,00/14 trat baulk bd Sabi ME& Matra". ore bon& Id tier,* per Pe, ed to le Lottero b tle . p. mom ed to to perm" 341 to I.M leadtabes, par don, Id A ID Turnip, to le emit Itehodo, p. pon., fd to 3d Horse Peden, per todL, le to te Illoblaeree , Per PR le MI b b per pow; 114 to le 11 4 , 3=M11 We. Gil Po lent per ma. teed to to Felsele Pee Walk Se le id Ileemp, pear flak Ni. id Upon pee ME* to lid Poreloy, w ola bun, b Mb Utelt, We sr I. Bud. ellemti per ed Mliferffkine PIP alto ed Walmomperdes.6o.64llto la lblem opened. 1862. FRIDAY El/11111M. The English funds opened with a steady appear ance this morning, being supported by the renewed operations of the government broker, who took a parcel of Consols at 1004, and in the other depart ments of the house much firmness prevailed ; railway stocks continuing to exhibit a decidedly upward tendency. Towards the middle of the day, however, money stock was brought forward rather freely, money being sensibly tighter in the Stock Exchange, and this, in conjunction with the development of a "bull" account, sent Consols down to 1001. At the official close of the market the price had rallied to 1001 to for cash, and 1001 to / for the new account of the 12th August, but after the regular hours the cash quotation was only 1001 to 1. The upward course of the railway market at the same time experienced a sensible check, and the general appearance of the markets at the close was flat. The rate of continua tion on Consols was generally 1 to 3-16. On last settling day the quotation for the 16th July was 100 j to 101 with the dividend, equal to 991 to ax die., so that to-day's final qquotation shows a rise of 1 per sent. The transactions meanwhile have ranged between that price and 101 'idly., exhibiting a total fluctuation of 14 per cent. The following is the official report of business in this department : Three per Cent. Consols, 1004, 4. 4,4, i; ditto, for account, 12th August, 1004, , 4 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 4, 4. 'New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1044, 4,4, 4, ; Now Five per Cents., 126 ex div. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16, j ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 16 11-16; ditto, 1860, 6 11-16. Bank Stock is again higher, marking 2261 to 228. Exchequer Bills, March, aro quoted 765. to 795. prem. ; ditto June, 695. to 725. prem. ; India Bonds, 91a. to 945. prem. These prices show no change. Foreign stocks remain well supported, especially the dividend descriptions, including Russian, Danish, Dutch, and Chilian. Buenos Ayrean Bonds reached 801. Mexican New Bonds receded to 254, but ral lied to 251. Transactions are thus marked : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 102; ditto New Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 801, 794. Chilian Six per Ceuta., 103; ditto Three per Cents., 721, 71. Danish Five per Cents., 107. Dutch Two and-a-H a lf p er Ceuta., 634, 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 974, L L 4.French Three per Cent. finites, 71f. 50c. , 25f. 45c.) Mexican New Three per fa., 2.54, 1, 4. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 664. Portuguese Four per Cents., for ac count, 30th July, 381. Russian Five per Cents., 119, 1 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1034„ 4, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 4. Spa nish Passive Bonds, 61 ' • ditto Old Three per Cents., ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221; ditto Committee's Certif., 31 per cent. Transactions are reported in Australasia Bank shares at 56 and 35 ; Oriental Bank, 39 : Union of Australia, 61; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 1 prem.; Royal Mail Steam, 82, ; Ma dras Railway, 21 to 24 prem.; Crystal Palace, to dis. A good deal of curiosity is manifested by the Mexican bondholders to learn the reason of Mr. Brennan's return to England, as referred to by . us yesterday. We understand that his object is miunly to afford explanations as regards Mr. Falconnet's arrangements for the transmission of the 2,500,000 dollars indemnity money, and the payment of that sum to the bondholders. The committee, however, have not published any communication on this subject. When Mr. Brennan let Mexico everything was perfectly quiet, and President Arista, in a message to the Chambers just prior to the close of the session, had eir tp ea t n although cial n they m p p rese n t ed rejected tem the y the executive, such as lowering the duties and farm ing the Customs revenue, he would still endeavour to carry on the government with the limited re sources at his command, such being, however, inade quate to the wants of the government. At the same time, there was an impression that an extraordinary session of the Chambers would be immediately con voked, and the differ, noes between the executive and legislative powers be brought to an issue. It appears that Mr. Brennan has no account of the produce of the Custom-homes of the republic for the six months ending the 30th June, as the returns could not be made up in the different Custom-houses prior to his departure from Mexico. We are enabled to state, however, on the estimate of well-informed parties, that the bondholders' proportion of the amount ac crued will be about 200,000 dollars short of the 750,000 dollars re quired for the payment of the dividend. In the impoverished state of the Mexican Treasury, it will probably be found that the govern ment will be unable to comply with the terms of the convention, by making up the deficiency from other sources, but Mr. Falconnet, now that he had satis factorily settled the indemnity claims, and other bu siness detailed in the last communication of the committee, was about to enter into arrangements on the subject, and it was hoped from the general con duct of Arista's government that the dividend now due will be paid in September, in accordance with the opinion expressed in a letter from a well-in formed Mexican merchant, which was published in the E.rpres* of Tuesday. Hamhurg . letters state that the grain crops look most promising, and the weather appeared univer sally settled. The crop of beet root is described as the finest ever known, and great benefit was antici pated to accrue from the last ten days of great heat. At Bremen there had been two small failures in the corn trade, and a case of difficulty is also reported at Antwerp. The Comptoir is about to introduce the English system of a clearing house into Paris. This will be a great commercial improvement. At present the commercial transactions of Paris, infinitely less than those of London, require the employment of more than double the amount of metallic currency to ba lance them. The market for foreign exchanges again exhibited a rather downward tendency this afternoon, owing to a very small supply of bills. Paris, Amsterdam, and Frankfort were negotiated at lower quotation. than last post. Bill on Italy were likewise in de mand at a depressed rate. For paper on Spain and Portugal the turn was equally in favour of sellers. Vienna and Trieste formed an exception, bills being very much offered, and purchasers unwillin g , to make a bid . The quotation for Vienna is 12. t. to 6, and foe Trieste, 12.4 to 8 ; but even higher rates were submitted to in several cases. The priees negotiated are as follows : Mao. Pikes segollolod. From To aliiiirelsoi pu S Short 119.19) M..... lit 0 sty. 011io Willerdsm no linos ivai llstira io.o..m.tw om4 Alms ~ ~ 13mc.. 91 re d. lames. %PA. pa £lO „ 1200. ikr. .. lila. Olr. Vona For S „ 121. Var. ... 110. Mu. Trials „ „ 14p. OR,. ... 120. lar. ___ ._ Aatworp LW_ „ 23h. 474 e. ... . 30e. Wards Ghent Mfr. 47 ie. ... Mtr. 306. Purls 7, still Mfr. He. . IMT. 30e. Ditt0........... ,, 8 Month@ Mfr. 4k. .. Mfr. 470., n Havre ..... „ „ 23 74 . 43e. .. 1314.50 i. Bogdan& , Mfr. 234. ... 1614. 604 Lyons 14 , 1314. 45e. ... 3844. Mi. Ilsnadimi. le 2514. 41e. ... 1312.9441. 04044 Legbara 7 49 4191 pat Ant „ 41 penes .. 911 pow Palms pm mass „ 1144 peace ... 134/ pone Mambo . Madrid per Allat „ 491 492 pass eedle „ „ 491 Now ... 491 pare Melees " „ 49, pence ... 491 4940, Gibraltar „ „ 492 pesos ... 491 owe Seville Rereelema. „ „ 49 peace ... pine 1211bos U.S.. per .Bred „ 54 penee .. 1151 paw Oporto n ~ 53 prnoe IL Peteroba7 per rabbi „_ 174 canoe .... 471 99•44 Tho prioe of gold yesterday at Paris was about 4 per millo prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23.27 ; and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 26.30, it follows that gold is about 0.119 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. departments Seven day and ether bills 1,331,418 Increase 80 The Rest The Deseret; Some large numerical differences are exhibited fit this return, but they are in the usual course at this period of the year, and mainly attributable to the commencement of the payment of the quarterly divi dends. These payments commenced to the pub lic on Thursday, the usual arrangements with the bankers being of course effected previously. Attention may be drawn to the item of " other" or private deposts, which at nearly fifteen millions and a half stands at a remarkably high figure. Under the head of coin and bullion, however, the most in teresting comparison is afforded, as it is shown that notwithstanding the large withdrawals of coin by the dividend receivers, in addition to the demand to meet the requirements of the general election, the influx of gold has continued so great that, inste ad of a considerable decrease, as generally presented, die Bank has actually increased its store of the precious metal by the sum of 34,8381. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of ail tbr private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 3rd of July, was 3,449,9361.; in the week preceding the amount was 3,424,2391. There is consequently an increase of 25,6971. The note circulation of the joint stock banks during the same week was 2,800,8341. ; and the previous week's return being 2,794,4871., the increase is shown to be 143471. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in quell tion was 22,241,1701. (being 898,6201. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 28,491,9451., which shows an increase of 930,6641., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 26th of June, and an increase of 2,793,9691. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,248,1391., and the joint-stock banks 609,1531. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,867,2921. below the fixed amount. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The English stock market is quiet to-day, bat prices show no buoyancy, and the depression of yes terday has not been recovered. Consols have been dealt in between 100; and a, and are now quoted 1004 to I for money, and 1004 for the lath August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to !,; and the New Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104„ to I; Exchequer Bills remain unchanged. The general tone of the foreign stock market is less firm, but the prices of the speculative descriptions only appear to be affected. Mexi can New Bonds have receded from 254 to 261, and New Gnnadan are rather worse, at 211 for the Actives, and 94 to Z for the Deferred. Austrian Scrip marks 6 prem. Peruvian Actives, 1041. Sardinian, 934 tot Spanish New Deferred, Threes, 221 to 1. Dutchours, 97g. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAIIR JOLT It Tr" ■ 72 33 103 0 For Account. „mug Higbest. Lowmt.i Orb& 3 per Clete. t‘ per Ceuta lO3 10 103 30 103 10 i 193 23 ... 'per Cents. 3 per Cents ... ... 3 per Cents. Nem Loan' Exchange oe Landes: ateiala, 13 126; 90 dam ”' 25 1767 Berk 3 peret.lll4o 1026 Macey I Naples Neste Boman 3 per Caste 936 ... Do. 3 .. . . .... ... Do. 1830 Piedmont $ p. 0 4. 9B 50 .. Treasury Scads Do. 3, 1032 Pisa's, Jime 16.-Bt. Germain, 1,000; Versai ll es (right teak), —; dtto (left bask), 320; Part. and Odessa, 1 385; Para and Roues, WS 30; Ronan and Ham, SO; Marreilles' and Avlinoc, 460; atreabourg end Bale, 292 30; Northers, 1813; Parte end stn. boors, 616 14; Part' and Lynes, 690 ; Lyo n . and Avignon. 373; Mantereen7„nd Troyes , 210; Oust 377 50; Dieppe and Fecamp, 263 72 ; Paris and Boma, —• Bordeaux and Tate, 135 , Montpellier and Mite, 625; Grand Oomie,l—; Blame .sd Bt. Dialer and Gray, 017 30. VIENNA, JULY 14.—Five per Cent. Mitallic k , 97; • New Loan (eerie. A), 971 ; ditto (11), 1101 ; Share., 1,358. Exchange on London, 11.49. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANII, SATURDAY MORNING. The Colonisl markets have again been rather quiet, and prices of some descriptions of produce have declined. Of Sugar only small sales have been held, and quotations remain unaltered. The demand for Coffee continues very limited, and plantation Ceylon has been sold at a reduction of fully lc per cwt., and the native descriptions are also unsaleable at former quotations ; while some of the new crop of Costa Rice has been disposed of at very high quota- Vona for fine qualities. Saltpetre has declined 6d. to Is. per cwt., chiefly upon the inferior refractions. Tho Tea market is unaltered. A public sale is announced for Tues day, and another for Thursday neat. The China news has net as yet produced any effect. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Wool sales at the Hall of Commerce are Pro gressing steadily, fully maintaining tho opening prices. The room is not so numerously attended u usual, u, owing to the great heat, none hut buyers remain there. Most of the Wools sold up to the present time show great care in get ting up, and no want of labour. KAILLICT AVIIIAOI6.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. ; fat hi ditto, 2s. Id.; yellow lituwian, 391. 6d.; melted stu , 271. 6d. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 13s. ; good dregs, 69. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is without alteration, prices being very fiat, with rather a downward tendency. Town Tallow is quoted 365. to 36e. 6d. nett casb ; reterebu_qr, Y.C. on the spot, 371. 6d. ; October to December, 371.6 d.; January to March (1863), 38s. to 3d. [Advertisementd—Tuz WONDERFUL CURLS FER MIUM IT WILLOWAre PILL WO/11/19/1 aVIIIMOOT.—nor Ire =irtmee=sts which the ilaselly NAM incurable; are, by tbdr ma% aggiebgedg Invigorated ; the mese% Ibe Se Task me m gad time b eeelber miles Ineve diet is se ealele ogi ~eel in ming Wall Wm. Igoe, sad error emplidetz ohmage ebb ea imam mud, tor li ta N a s eiV i sk s uss Wig ad elma d =alled es me abblidead wellobaia ea they the Weed. dears the este% sieweasa bai. 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