The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

1041.1 11 w" -- ,// i ',, • / I ,v(fec2•-- v / Z . _._ . co / L.: d e-4e.-- e_— -'-'-_--,-">.-_-....------ __________ to . . • A . (ExpirtLA. - 4 - fe,, ~,, . . . • ‘ _ No. 1,842.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1852. (THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS MONEY MARKET. pont, far the Cape. The total shipmate of the week MINES. FRIEND of the CLERGY. LATEST ELECTION NEWS. T M z Feenied Nth Dm. IMIL ncmthe kingdom are them se4' according to our nappened %I *tinedery Oestraintlige. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. a --- Iternaste livairtece. returns, to 86,300/. Next week the silver brought Eareneey IdveelNO. pjjamro ?gramma . set ensweiter SOW allems; o s syse• ual Orpimed Danko* 44011 , 1711•11 M the Tw° recuara ' The offset of the cheek administered to the security in by the Thames will probably be *biped in par- The dealings in mining stocks continue restricted, keb,i Chu h, sad kr allotlfair temporary looMMin to mum Dm atzeraie ratsoasena Th• share marker ja heavy ro•da ' and Prima of markets yesterday was sensibly felt during the eels of various sizes to the different points of the and thus a very dull week is brought to a close. eeri ' and Mob Veniallea HERTFORDSHIRE all the trading stocks have under the no greater part of business hours to-day. Consols re- continent, these supplies merely pawing through the The only change in price, is a further improvement ws, It r ELECTS* .4 resserese will tabs pion as of se. in Linares shares, which have an upward ten '‘ •, , ,naber M. Panne et appaintion key be ebutned at Mamie POW e-1.30 rats ure of reglisatici" The builues. however i s is tr."- maned all at their depressed quotation, but in the market as trurtsdu. s t ri row. ' :4 the Istltatha. Puller railway market there was • good deal of realisation The advice. received from Port Phillip, via Singe- dency. The prices at which sales have been made ..-- i tas AS anew Use lime badly oared • DONATION al steam AND STU= 01143011U1111111). go";Abo r !,„ . ~,d ss se memo' object el the Inetl9wO Trevor • - •isr tuts were wintrlbeted 1 1 7 Save Sok at &magnet apt RAILWAY*. s ta l ag n ir r el y , a t i° l gam ." '" anxious to sears the profits accruing from the late daring and succeuful robbery committed in Mel- must be made for the wide margin frequently exist ." e aster 14 hew hem paid. wed the doe sepia he roweeee 4 . -- " .....0 es the require* nevabee 10 41110011011; Nue s& Halsey - extraordinary rise in that department. Towards the bourne Harbour. log in this variable market as between buyer and nab ben three benevelent Isibehdok wlll Is Moil samtm•' l .:= ea the lads. The seem r dames as lit saws. Satiiijai:e feeling was prenient among thus dealers, and the atlelboarne for landau. On the menu of the 2nd g. err , Lytton . 94 and Met Jamaica . 7 Cl 7 • Di Merllvn, 7 , B ryntail , 1 0 } ; Co nso ls, 18 1 t we, tri rase imeived by the lestorry. A s with mulled oars containing twenty-two Ist all Strairale. a glearealle. 111 NS tendency of prises after the regular hours was evi- r- A name Vend bee hese Wired be Ma wpm el rift= WASTORD.-10.46 A.M. li 11: Ninewhied, men, w ed to the teeth, went alongside of this veasel, and ........... 9 -..nn -. T A... am , ar,6; Wheal Edward, 11; Linares, 21. •te horn 1n0 44144 ." emellte 4 ki r 19 ° •••••• 1 Halsey a„ mesa me and beerialee ebbe elietalan Se lamb. 11,/ageetory we be glad le tamed Whelk, Curds et nobs to 4tton . - , v feeling thet, in spite of occeeioaal temporary cheeks, were a lieu hasaistle afore they • could raise sa alarm. prioes is limited to British Australian and N aa .ean r! tar es esalamin Olin lemelit lab Oka. Mlles: is tie • asa nava „. .. t au our peaspeeb as regards the harvest , the trade el the They thee eased the chief officer and the ot t er men blondes, which were a shade lower. Very little •4 Ni 44 4 I 4 mad tied their beads, throwing overboard the small arms business was done. The non-official quotations are ""inmbe.low me eareaely 0104 and wlll 1141 susses sis ...,,e by sl a tes. abbbny Pads sad DOO. 117, IlingSj i r ier eer i. Trevor the of gold, sad the position of the money d ead the swiTsi lulu °mated " the poop. The gold ai follows :- Australian Console, 1 die. to par; Mel- Mann, UM; as Uael, lisibaderest_ ; Num Bosanquet so 4.1 avillibelJeac.. +I aas met, of which they had evidently come In search, noviely. ; Mom Marl son ems Mukerwmtimet; Mama ltallao Puller ma roses mik lbems. MU Dos e nand ; Meeera Ileeleitagel Men . • a a of convertible securities, provided only be Ghat up to the 'exam te, they took their deter. Konmare, 11 to 1 prem.; Connemara, s " to 11 prem.; , A" sal Seam WPM me atz)l i m i toldoo; mg at dr Clem gt Stutter ' s lieroaTroan.-10.43 A.Y. Im mu las asses ryas es , Widow" where brnsal sad every Woman rieW Puller . 3B awl LLD, ... 41 frprrillagpage of politio s ressins pima& ture. One of the crew, who had secreted himself Glenaulin, sto 4 prem. ; Exhall Coal Company, S. ,btailad. WOMB do Men SO nod a daily. IC a I. (stet/Wu:l ... q Came varied hawses 100 and 1 for cash, for sad sme l ted the n " ie. or the . tehhere . after they h " P ae atO l preen. easene J. ALDlllak loretry. Trevor ores Whew 1 4 . lkelegbellesreet, trues. Bosanquet the 11th August. This was pay-day, when the dif- search after the robbers, which :owe. r proved i smear. THIS DAY. IIX VOYAGE to AUSTRALIA. Halsey 3l aso 11. V. U.) .„ . 2 7 : 11 IS MI Des dam II mod C ktb fOlllllllll of this account called for adjustment, and it pal, elDie sa llill. th e . heeratiast had mad we n f 4 N2d,.. 444 ,.....the Two o • Ceoex. Two is very little business doing in the gold . NSW MOVING PANGILO44. '' Th e 't= tam 31 io all Est aMk ladle Desk IS 11101.110fifY l 0 find that the settlement in bra* Ow DO th e ig . ' .. '..' mining shares Australian Freehold are rather s,, ..,..• the new by J. S. ('rest ; the pIS/50.1 SliWits by T. a. sae Ilbea. /snubs IS MI all th e owlet, hen pim a o ff w ith ou t th e were discovered la the scrub about half a vino from the goer, is' the isteril Memory by C. %o pt!, Ileublea of New MITCHI.N.-1 P.Y . O. 100 sae ewe . 11 IS 714 shore. The bozos had Cop eau boa removed hem the wens, mark*/ ; die. ~.,av a era.. to Wats-Goiceire, will SiIuSTLY be OPENID at Halsey wi T Was seen where asy lad Cohn eases ban ban mold at 43. Tin croft's *4 he .ent.stwe . , mkt tb• Polseakie. I tt. :en Miellei tesulb releb t e.e. 2 . _- V Men" a. la q v Nillabilf ... .. 11 1 6 We US OM% ids. se is. 1 , HE DAI LY NEWS. Lytton ' 91 or rail Tbie • in the bra Seem use as amass et ins 1 lid. Palldr ou lereamitete.. AA 4r , . „ /a ... ~. De. digree.ll. MM.. TM wad q se die pone gip stated easetea. TIN amatity Mann „ . _sltra Neiss massated to ii .. 4 ,.... clare t Beintam i n th e ad re.we t : Th ree p e , t . c oai d s, y o , y . 133 craft. The =altar or the masa et the time was ea Mons. Paid prior done Ass ?Waled Orks, i'leiee lbl e a l N e frat e mt the bead et tbe ti. Trevor Saturday. to-day. to a eta ammo, advocating free weennee bite Weida* IL MS art *mien ... .. 101 1 MI Men d I money , 100 L I I tec t ditte, tee meant, 1001 ""`"' _ _ ma. ,i a • u,si and preetheal rue.. whith e r m aw . ...ea . Bosanquet .., 3B • 10 as tangnWned Mamie - • .1 , ; pi. . This outrage will probably induce shipmasters to Immo t Agee Pita all f I esm . ecie...tical. lel 117 De. MIS& . 11 11 . se Three _per et. I uced, 1014, 1. new • " ree- adopt active measures for the constant protection of "015:51° to Ag 4 .ll.C.liimaso --- 80 1i Po i la we . sow awl rate. el it. (Ousel New;-lo the error de a LINCOLNSHIRE NORTH. si. 1011 Lanaligninaelferbilie Id SS/ eel • Cents., 10ii, 1. Leo Annuities, • t e e 'mew. -la the ample, trethlel. awl Sapartial Narks et WI • he 14 DA Fillis, .. sNdka t 11 1 ail and-a'44 ` arrer P er s their vessels, but it is obvious that unless the local Iva: to setae , iii 4 ifi „ 1 1 ~,,,,e , imesioese, end in th• varied imereaude sod strum lal be. LINCOLN POLL-10.43 A.M . is tit au wee steme ' rir i sj s a 1880, 6 15-10; ditto, 30 years, 1859 , 81. remain cerement steps forward with effectual aasistance„s o .l o 2 ? oars ..... ----- .1.. 1 i e erstslard ia the City. Mailway, awl Monetary Art/Wen- Christopher Stanhope 94 11 1 iti estara . sl insecurity of property in the harbour as well as ''"""" ' " "' im " It mot s a mere detailed Int at Mayne thin gay War paper- O. MO los. LS. Coati MS s l l j quoted 76e. to 795. prem. ; ditto June, 695. to 725. 50,000 1 Ave Marta all 1 *SI al eselototy early report el Obip. is the lades km by sappy Cholmeley - 5,00 , II Inalltar•all IMO sae cosi all . I kited. astrailma Gold .. all 1 ilb Strand earl-an . the on'y dally Mks" Sok" with tit el pries, 01D11112.-10.45 A.M. U 1,1 Des do. Silks ... .. 1111 SS preen . tie°. In the present instance it appears that no mat" There was an average number of bargains in the • • 111,000 20 British I.os .... .. ... 13.5 1i0mt...1.• weber, Sr 11 Da. MOS 4 9 9 4 Pal . lives have been taken, but it is plain from the deter- to,uso as bruit Imp.(lO;;Wii. no. 144 T T It sidearms sod se ihmithea, ea being the enty paper besides the Cholmeley in Mexican Bonds, which fell to 26 or evinced by the robbers, th e nised ave- 6 - 1 " 7 ° D.7 . 1 : 700007400 C 1174•41 .- ell - - orga sg - winch redone. sad ham always eadriled. area De whom Stanhope - 11,000 20 Do. St. Jobs 1.151 1417.. 13 - - ail Wm..< etearrnents. Christopher B7 N 111 11e., SSP ... ... ./t em =nation tern under which the outrage was perpetrated, and mew it. mosso In peddle beast la lbws by Oa bel rears de Nampa 0 34 Da.. BM ... .- Par 4 Pat the new issue, although no later accounts are to hand. u_. I Carson's Creek. n I I ... ...... ... a pas bee , / pe the year ISM lei So Innis Newspapers. by 13 an Lanindrrylk Miaiiitilier 14 IS la . The °Medal list of busness comprises the following, their heirs Well pro v ided with MIS, that this forte- 1 2 .000 .. oars cower ............ 40 41 45 431 S Each it •3 be seen that We wes t. Ammer a ease tar BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. It all Ilionab...s..andllaties a nate result is solely °wag to no active opposition °a v ec° .6 ' ' ''""" al (" " d viz.: Austrian Five per Cent. E l sai e t a tmn. • Austrian • o.daeo l4 - - kty nen, hid In Ing yaws Medea tta three of cosapititate: , BCCKLNIMIAX POL L- 10 . 43 a.m. *1- I" 111.81 === " 2 94 4 4 ' ' having been attempted. The booty secured was in room 0 Fog. h Australian Dapper all IMs par SS hatabliehed. SI 41 Do. II 11 die Five per Cent. Bonds, 831 f ge 10 guilden Wasik Cessna-a Disraeli ao ... ~. utast .., .. 11 1 TIM IR $ . pu• pound). Brazilian Old Five per Cents.,' 102 ; value no leas than 30,0001., and, what was still more 10 ° " 3 . l Dra _..sera 471 150,1%,... Poo en moos Dupre 61 se too Ds. avoid ' on, 44 44 so,eoo to the purpose of the robbers, easily convertible and mew Golden Mountain all t ille - per 11.41 , . Ilkaatlr - - It Cuba Six per Cent . Bonds, 1051 Chilies Six • ' g ar difficult to be traced. 11.000 GrandDuchfor Baden .. all - - Omit Poirot It ail II ll Pm Stll.l SEWS Me ell Nomelle mad Carib& .. - - Cents., 1065, 1055 ; ditto Three per Cents. 725. se. 100 00e ...arty all lli pin The 0 e•leoni weiateennee et lik polka MOW the knowing La -'•• the • I soly Sews 'le She =T I N e a Ideas Idddlad BERKSHIRE sward... „.81 3db Bonds, 41. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex. Lon. SiCallior,O.Qta.C.Cs. all 4se issued. The object is stated to be the purchase of Zr ° I ummaam aamataamarimma 5 / 3 pew, }r n• the Sot it e ll e ek ine n a reiniti eni it UMW Men-eepte. READING POLL.-1.30 P.M. M7l . awl ikkelke.. 31/ div. 1819, Coupon, 211, 5; ditto Deferred, 91, 5. ,000 New Granada sane roomers:lv thst aka= Man N nentlf the Palmer l7B st. me .. 43 47 US • S • „_,,,,__ ,_ 1,042,000 acres of forest land in the state of Georgia, samosa b Mond* vie.. ~, ~.. or gente e l; and abeedy, rely Oa mina beret 11 u essnia.:: 7.. 9 e a Mexican Old Bonds, 32 • ditto New . '"'" P er `-'•"`"" and the profits of the shareholders are expected to be lmo.mam P ea.... ortPhilip t lp m eir„..r.. vi a the natenbed dray pan and ON the logo Vansittart - derived from the sale of the timber and subsequent ° ?:500 1" se n un *. &c a w Quarts l' sek all 1 die unser of alvernenierne -WIWI ID die Videe-..11111/2/1 by taw Barrington *... ' ,m i me, its prided sore No menwparle wIN Os dememesio s a ea* are, ' ... A Dd.. 11 3/ fen Three per Cents., 641. Russian Four-and-a- cultivation of the land, when cleared. Of the to oso I wet. suntans.. pro- , die par Walter lB m, , NMI Sluilklithlre. . Is II Ala 111 Half per Ceuta., 104, 1031, ex die. Sardinian A ..,,,,Fire posed capital of the company it appears that shares a • c*° 10 rth ema la be .•.i. rot of say 'brainier or ammo ta the Waal= ; mat N 39 Ikea Wolies.. ... .- - 1 111 134 14 j 'muse., to, llossenostrek. Iketotreat. lonics. FAXIIMODON.-0.36 A.M. is 4 Nallikleutli limkJame II spm re Cents, 9 . 1 1, li II / i di lto f ? r " °° "" nr s s '"'" to the amount of 260,000/. are tbe•ed to thelol74 14. 2/41 Oalta-1 Mesimas o agelgn 150,000 i wee" merlons all 1 i dim -- Vanaittart 1- - a IL MO didllail Odettel ... .. 1,1 II 224, 4. Venezuela Three-and-a-Htslf per Cents., vendors of the property. No guarantee of any de- urea t rair THOf HARRIS &SON'S Barrington Palmer l2 Ist all .brew. Si Neu . Clem A bi 9/ 931 431. --- irmigionorsigams. &S ON feature be developed, a scheme of this kind can meet Coo et De. amp._ %. ..- - 4 1 el The intelligence received from Buena Ayres by with favour COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Walter . - - no here. the, Tay_ On 'whir+ thsa hd-Inahnlti.•• hew. 1...1.....1 •;..1. • lannume Evainwo. The effect of the cheek administered to the security markets retards, was sensibly felt during the renter part gladness hours to-day. Consols n umbed dull at their &premed quotation, but in the rougogooidast there was•• good deal of realisation aissllll2 tSe weaker buyers, who were extremely Mane Se meats the profits accruing from the late 02122.2111122, rise in that department. Towards the hinsinatios etiolates, however, a more confident Soling was prevalent among the dealers, and the tendency of prises after the regular hours was eel hotly in fagged an improvement. There is a strong baling *d o bet spite of occasional temporary climb s for Map* ai regards the harvest, the bade of the 2221227, the employment of our working population, the Is is of gold, sad the polities of the money melant s email in favour of higher prices for every of convertible mecurities, provided only' the a l d r a sspeet of politics remains with. Cords varied between 104 and 1 ihr cash, for l wide they left off quoted 1001 to 1. and 1001 far the 1111 h August. This was pay-de mime the dif ferentia of the account called tar sad it is mlikisatery to find that the entibe mat In all the usritets has passed et voiding& the didesslisa of any defaulter. antwidigegaimg • - exhibited la dis prism h er dm liege stat ed 4 / dieprices as stated fa the w re,Jort Three per Oast. Consols, for money, 1001, 1,1, 1; ditto, for &amount, 1001. Urea Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1. New Threw per Cents., 104, 1. Loog Annuitise g IMO, 6 11-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 61. Exchequer Bills, of the March Rue, remain 'Mod 76e. to 795. prem. ; ditto June, 69a. to Ma. gem In India Bonds there were no transactions Um* was an average number of ba 'us is t;e LlZdel artment, but the only noticeable ! was in Mexican Bonds, which fell to 26 1121 aimplose, although no later accounts are to hand. Se add list of business comprises the following, vb.: Austrian Five per Cent. Scup, 5 pm.; Austrian En per Cent. Bonds, 831 (Exchange 10 guilders per pound). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 ; Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds, 1051. Chili= Six per Cents., 1061, 105/ ; ditto Three Cents., 72/. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 971 per 1. Ec uador Bonds, 41. Granada One and-a-Halt per Cents., ex. die. 1849, Coupon, 211, 1; ditto Deferred, 91, I. Mecican Old Bonds, 32 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 2111, 1, 25. Peruvian Actives, 1041, 1; ditto De terred Three per Cents., 041. Russian Four-and-a- Hell per Cents., 104, 1031, ex die. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 3,3, 1; ditto for Account, 30th July, 951. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 223, 4. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 431. The intelligence received from Buenos Ayres by the Tay, to which the bondh o ld ers h ave l oo k e d with so much interest, appears highly . favourable, u the Argentine army was being ly disbanded, all disputes with Brazil appeared to have been settled, and the troop. of that power were moving back WWII the Brazilian provinces. Although advicee met course have come to hand to the committ e e ilia Messrs. Baring& no notification has been Wed with reference to any of the points in which the creditors are interested. Anxiety has been exprmesd to learn if the usual monthly remit tance of 5,000 dollars continues to come in, and we are enabled to state, in the absence of any official intimation, th at that sum has been received in due course by the Tay. With reference to the mission of the Messrs. White, who had been despatched by the Messrs. Baring. to Beanos Ayres, our lettersinform us that they had nerlved, and had been in communication with the go vernment represented by Urquiza and Lopez, but as yet w 1112121 any effect. We are sorry to see, how ever, that &OM are hinted of the policy of the bond. fielders in glaring the prosecution of their undoubted skims in eller hands than their own, and those of a emmindeaseippdally delegated by them. It is in sinuated that this great firm, though fully entitled to seiregastrate with vigour against the non-settle ment et a claim which has virtually remained he Ilktraoos during a quarter of a century, eerj probably have excited some feeling d or in the minds of the party now he power, tom their having notoriously acted as the rts and commissioners of the ex-Dictator ROHM judifeeling of this description might prove very pee cial to the cause of the bondholders, and case the despatch of a commissioner direct from the creditors would certainly have been the more politic proceeding. The expense attending such a step is very small, whilst the benefits, as shown in similar cases, are generally of great importance. It b highly probable that this question will come ea for serious discussion at the next meeting of the bondholders, which, it is expect ed will be convened very shortly, as at the meeting lest month it was understood that they only adjourned till the arrival of the next packet We are sorry to hear reports of dissensions between the Buenos Ayrean Committee, as lately modified, and the old Committee of Spanish American Beedbolders. A. the re presentatives of the compo nent of one great interest, it is of the utmost that mutual cooperation and support dwell be rendered, and any dereliction of duty in Me rayed will probably be visited with the severe scene al their constituents. Ti Is Do. 116 ,130::: of lIIr Omar .•••• NMI . NMI Pew, 71ML P NMI MI awl Wistmes.. 1160111,180r1i ifist.Jame 1 Wor,* Wolvor war IMAM . asoms. II Dim, Clue A et De, ChM . II *swam • 11rMiird.. `I *awarlarary asel Client ISLI or WlGHT—Dawes sad Harcourt nominated; poll, July 22. FILLIRNAOII—Brooke and Asadall returned. The Belgian journals speak in congratulatory terms of the progress of the spirit of association u giving a decided Impetus to tho various branches production and manufacture throughout the country,, and cite as an instance the great increase in the pro-I election of coal during the last 18 years. Numerous companies formed on the anonymous system have been organised, and the result is as follows: Tons raised. 1834 1836 1838 1840 1842 1844 1846 1848 18.50 1861 It is su ffi cient ft.r our purpose in the earlier periods to give the result of the workings for alternate years. These figures show an increase of no less than 237 per cent, in the period embraced. From Herapoth's Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received, miles open. per mile. 18.52 £304,379 6,560 i;46 7 0 1861 1 6 X 356 61 7 0 MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The smallness of the supply of English Wheat enabled holders to obtain about the rates of Monday last. The de mand for foreign was extremely limited, and the few sales made were at a reduction of ls. per qr. Flour was rather easier to purchase. The quantity of English Barley which appears at mar ket Is so trifling that prices may be eonsidered almost no minaL Really good sweet Oats brought much the same rates as last week, but eut-of-condition corn 6d. cheaper than on Monday isaq Beans rather more plentiful, and le. cheaper. English Peas, in consequence of increased receipts from abroad, were almost unsaleable, although offered considera bly cheaper. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 12th JULY to 17th JULY. Qrs. Ii H a ab &tacit. I'M. Yorehro. Wheat j 1393 Barley Oats 83 112 - 1 . 151 . 4 I 1740 Halt .. 62 43 64 Mar, 6, amiss; 6,062 barrel% 1,980 Looses Avooross.—Whoat, 434. 24.; Barley, 114 lid.; Rye, 04. off.; beans, HA 6d.; Pooa, Hs. IRELAND. ••• •- • Ds. amps/try . Oi lassislis asks .. 011 MA. D. C. sod lk tally pals's. per Ong. SO Dumb Dem . ISO Smilp wit . SO Ilsolh Wales . 1 1 issla Tmlibialms - - 9 i io 1 31 ;1 1 41a =" DUBLIN, ICLT 17. All the Irish borough elections, except that of Newry, which will terminate to-day, are now decided, and 4mo three of the county elections. There have been several changes, but so far the relative strength of parties his been but slightly altered by the Irish returns. The tones calculated on a large gain in the boroughs, but they will in all probability have ob tained only an accession of two seats to their party ; for their loss in Cork, and their probable loss in Newry, must be balanced against their gain in Dub lin, Armagh, Belfast, and Youghal. In Athlone, Carlow, Cashel, Clonmel, Galway, Kilkenny, London derry, Mallow, Trakr, and Wexford, on the liberal side; and in Bandon, Coleraine, Downpatrick, Lis burn, Carrickfergus, Dungannon, Enniskillen, and' Portarliagton, on the side of the tones, there have been no changes; but we find that in Belfast, Da limn and M'Cairns have replaced Chichester and Tennent ; in Cork, Fagan has replaced Chatterton • in Drogheda, 3l'Cann has re placed Som erville; in Dublin City, Vance has re- Reynolds; in Dundalk, Bowyer has replaced Cullagh; in Dungarran, Maguire has replaced Ponsonby ; in Ennis, J. D. Fitzgerald has replaced the O'Gorman Mahun ; in Limerick City, Potter and Russell have replaced Lord Arundel and O'Brien; in New Rom, Duffy has replaced H. Talbot ; in Sligo, Towasiey has replaced Somers; in Waterford, Keat ing, repisad Barron; and, in Youghal, Butt has replased Anstey. In the three Irish counties—Armagh, Limerick, and Earry--already decided, there has been no that of Mr. V. Browne (liberal) in ellart . J. O'ConneF, in Kerry. l'he liberals ("Wide with confidence on a gain of seven or per haps sight scab in the counties where elections are yet tows off. The Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland have at length extended their cable across the Irish Chanwil. The Be Owl News Letter says : At three o'clock yestenlay (Thenday) the cable was payed out from the Reliance, assisted by the steam-tug Belfast. from Wright's Bay. Donaghadce, and up to our reporter leaving that place ell appeared perfectly right, and we may calculate that the cable was landed at Port 013pital Bay at nine o'clock. Cepuin Hawes, R.N., had the com mand, and we understand many friends of the directors, from Ragland, accompanied the expedition. BaruaDAT Since writing this morning, I have learned that Mr. John Reynolds has in reality gone down to the King's County to put himself forward as a candidate, and with the determination to brave all the wrath of Sir Timothy O'Brien and his son Patrick. It is very doubtful, however, whether the interest of the liberal muse in that county may not suffer by the hew& 70j 7ci 77 7 { 41. 4 I 4yl 76f I gi 414 les 1. 1.1 ~wwiw .w 17 Psis OMB& . . Wisollsed Ind Kilkese WOMllled aid Wait Connuall . _ _ fi i fi off; si tie 1 to 10; 764 v.i $ Si Ca dil l 4 l * i N I # T T 76 6 1 # B#l 21 6 i.. -- sds• — resiT. I Liii.O.N.Ltegebre Tort sod IWO )134,..• _LUNY LURID AT iiii 17081 ..... ---„ --•,„,.,...4, , 01110. 1104 ITIF 7 ,i ! I Ogurinin asime wi ft °LW& lON, 5 asambis aural to OnstM elmirgy., aaM 1 10,NNINNER. Ilsosed to Ore.tW wlthostag waft. (kosol GramWalers prod 3 1 . = 1 13141Nirsi Cl=Noodua Oikarlms) Ikalloweads4vatllp.t,t (Ismii Is Os. Modient) OlioNsler ai Dna /out (144884180notWaliers e. Ds. 4 Nom (etto) itud Ds. I NIN. NINO MINN NailiN Midland Geis as 4 Orsomia DirgWINN N.lora olinme INNS laNiadtOmarAperCsat. (Nod N DarNmalbskini Spiel Dana 1, ProstimaWyre per ill.WaLlUsi.ftllon Dab tr izeth ue (AI (ditto) OM. sal Doleate 011810119 ROMEO ispasa ma Mahal aw Si ONO llestlorra (l IN Nepali tack IN art. DalLessle, g.Sp.et Owls La. POI OOrit 55 is* Nr. WC10•11 iliNedikk•tlimmd es ). SO T M/ follotja h C. SO Intro Ma Slaw Wilt. t Pasaffiat (lame" I es Oreat Walwal II it z d MN id id SL ; Oati tinsaLiL Avalaii.-4: $4 111 be Sei 111 1W 11 114 130 us S 1 331 z a 113 111 114 174 164 171 111 113 11 131 :4 a d f $64 II ss when. Har199.1 414.4. 0, 11 ye. B. Peso. Jew 3 49. id 374 341 10. Id Odlls Id It. Od 11 99. 11417. 6.1'101 111. 19d11. fd 19 40. 9d'l7. 3d 304 2d SO. Td fe 0d 31. 9d 40. 19d 27. Gil 10. Od'S la O&M 4.131. 9d July S 41. 4d'47. $419. 104 Si 44'11. 43. Id II 41. 3044 WIN 9401. 6414. Od p 33. 3d 'wake Am dolt. W. 0d 21. 99. Id Ills 141 33. IS Dw 9 .- 99 11.14419.41•9. 004.4 Yte. tess._ .9 9 ' U U Is If; U I 281:553 6,913 47 10 0 The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since July 1, as under : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1862 1861 18.50 600,838 6,791 86 9 8e rms. , —47-I—' Durr.-4 1 /1•41. Barley, 0414, Hp. Geene , sod Peso. la. -_ ruse. Jam 3. IL June 15. Jame • 24. July I. July 10 10 • ••• 40 9 - 40 ... IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, In. .tidy) e.e.casees .at asseses, —JAMES ODOK's TIDUIS 01 , t SKVILD rolls,' CD YAHOO %NT ARABIAN BED. MUD. link' s• Ca"l,os6 Owlet. Loolms•-stass. Ned Vpheksiory Visibses•—liKllVPlON DINS& 22 mid 13, tisesserbel ILUGHTSLIUDGE. Embestes give. sad • Bast priori 111: 91 4 We IA Si THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. There is no essential change in the English funds to-day. Business is quiet, and prices fairly sup ported. Consols hare been sold at 100! for cash, but are now quoted 100} to 1„ and 10(4 to a for the 12th August. The Three per Cents. Itedueed mark 101 e to I; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104} to ; Bank Stock, 227. The unfunded securities remain as before. MLNCING-I.ANF..-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but most articles wear a steady appearance. Good ordinary na tire Ceylon firm at 441. The following public sales are declared for to-morrow :-Sugar : 190 hitch. Barbadoes ; 650 bags Mauritius; 900 bags Bengal. Molasses: 150 pun cheons Bubadoes. Coffee: 2,600 bags Rica. Saltpetre: 1,000 bags. Cochineal: 100 bags. Ica : 1.1,200 packages. MSTAI.B.-Iron : Scotch pig has realised • further ad vance--say, 24. to Ss. ; roiled numbers, 445. 6d. to 455., u have bar and rail Iron. Spelter has been in speculative demand, and now quoted 161. on the spot. East India Tin same as lut week ; a more tints appearance. Oris.-Seal, pale, 351. 10s. to 36t. ; straw, 331. Os. to 341. brown, 311. 10s. to 321.; Sperm, 861. to 881. Os.; Head matter, 881. to 891. ; Cod, 331. 10s. to 331. 15a. ; South Sea, 34!. 10s. to 361. ; Olive Gallipoli, 461. to 47! ; Spanish sad Sicily, 451. to 46&; Palm, 281. Os. to M. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut, 30!. to 3.51. ; Seed, Rape, pale, 321. to 331. Od. ; Linseed, 281. 10s. to 291. THE HUMAN HAUL-ROWLANDS' MA CAMA OIL imitami thattaloamt the *a lb thaarttaaa mars la phoorelos, hag 11110 4 1 .6 Imam a.m. Its hat radio 111 tit lider• parli•V atlln; r that, a.wham.. leslamsa lards art Nmelso Om bra WM la nth, WW LAN lb' MACIPI6II On. Ms MOW • ••=. pin maratana . ..setthtl MIL la It ps of ‘llllllllll6 qF lam, sal react ." It is ale wham la Ir 1.. t. &dins it la soptialty asommulthi.artat== et • butalthtt MY at hatt, art Or me •t re Ow rob es worwt. Pro 3* It aid h. I hit tattle llwl ft Ism saailtot hL Nod doable Ilad abh,fly Oratiola fb wawa et wit bottle ate tire Intik hi the Ile. Onamill thahamehl." The maw are owed is Os• Irk of OrmE lofty 1,5•6 dash chatitstag Yam —Said by A. NO 00 KONA. 2 11 ‘ 11, latiba.••• by all niarsus sad Pr ham. 21 1 111 I I 4te II $4 1121 104 A a In the foreign stocks transactions have been few, and the change in prices only fractional. Russian Fives have reached 120. Spanish Passives, 61. Rquador Bonds, 41; and Austrian Scrip, 51 prem. Spanish Old Threes mark 491; ditto New Deferred, 221. Mexican New Bonds, 25 to 1. MADRID, JULY 13.—Three per Cents., 451; after Bolsa, 451 c . Three per Cents. Deferred, 21 1546; after Bolas, 211 c. Debt (Ist clam), 11 Ic.; after Bolan, 111 c. ; (2nd class), 5 9-16 ; after Boise, 5 9-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1051 c. Exchange on London, 50.30. St. I (3 •I 103 1041 ■ d DM , " No. 2, ? par Cent.— lirlthg 82 Isedra 4 we. Caldonian Cheerer sad Holyhead Dwelt*, Perth, mei LW. -d , wJ?" . /°s. —I _ _ 103 101 fkl Ic3 If le P 4 _ _ SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. W. have a large number of Beasts; trade is, however, cheerful for the best qualities, and prices for them are fully as good as on Monday last. It is difficult to get a clearance of middling descriptions. The number of Sheep is rather smaller, and the demand larger ; consequently choicest kinds are somewhat dearer. However, on the average there is not much difference. Good Lambs are still quite as dear, but the majority of the supply are of miedling quality. Trade is • little more cheerful for Calves, but only in few instances is more money obtained. From Germany and Holland there are 1,200 Beasts, 4,373 Sheep, 224 Calves, and 30 Pigs; Spain, 58 Beasts ; Scotland, 160 ; N or f o lk an d Suffolk, 600 ; and 1,700 feces Northern and Midland Counties. F II: 01 to 10 Riitinp - ITZili:10oi Do. dn. (U.) 7 per MANH.Co ?Au. _ do.- II I 11 not Id Pga 1:11 I. 17i I/ BERLIN, JULY 18.—Voluntary Loan, 1031. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104; ditto (1852), 1041; National Debt, 93/. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 124. Bank Share*, 1051. VIENNA, JULY 17.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 971 ; New Loan (Series A), 971; ditto (Series B), 1101; Four-and-a- Half per Cents., Bank Shares, 1,358; Exchange on London, 11.47. 6 Pr --.9..t• rl.ll (ka. 'Auriga gs.llp.o isol WWI C. gr. aba. Nealieqpk, Pink an( Dirk% ii per Cent ...! Ora& Malmo S Ont. 1 , , Welina)Mlgh Olikallealist.“ t 1;71 (.Wallin, Siod • p.mt. lamilmi MA llfforth. ill Um. SO. (lowe lP aret Om% • pa.. UM lasimaseiWarnam M., lood.dervTalbmiliiab ‘18....4.1..!.5.rib.1te1l II pa 11 Lord William Fitzgerald has addressed a letter to Mr. O'Connor Henchy, one of the liberal candidates for Kildare, offering to come forward to propose him at the nomination fur that county. 'l4 'IV 1 'ii 1. lei zd [llhertlessiest.) BRITISH AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING Par i ni MURDEROUS AFFRAY IN A LUNATIC ASYLUM. MEASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM, and the CI aCt! I. lON .1 tbe 11.001.1.—Ut. Peary ve.th away watt we.. at ute:.rel wee. slew that there are very kw Crew I, WWI, We! or we tltteiesel. 'het Ing e bsi &Int " t° 4 7 .6. ram el UM cher 'at's, eyelets. brew bleed verge& taw letylet..ew wit Int, , +ernernete beirAlhe Mrs se theZrewellb ht eat , real serkee, ead tt sea *win be wry - Weed kate wave Pm.. Moyle ellesaele easy be ob trr re kw wive Weems dimes d. Xete it mew • law el wale, that I. i .n predetta er Soak rarebit or itatleeled New the Awl &laid ea es equelleed weee el a b the etwitimeal=Thllle VS. vr .I twee et the wrt elesekihig wns or tr. "Ow. taw* women km SO bleld. MO bib, obe ettlata Is quality woe thiekat emewat, "li kww war wart. Meows • be the meelqwwee. it.., fit &Aran awe how me ~Eke, of McM to wee pent. War put of UN It.ty, awl .ewe awn • thatarwey of It; whatever wir'.ol the stwaletke Y evillwaly dre the preeectke isd ewe le ell tit a elm. awe whet were era be laws awakes le neeerles w teeter we the Were w equiplee teeettoy thee bt Welit sway be web W met era me eedeereet Were@ es seetk the bed, w tie rawest here mitt wake. —leaden lierwealle kranwl. leas OIL ' ll. ' HE 00HGET Patent Bell adjirtlag 'WIRT, a nut parted I ill leery .f iltase .blr t ,.:sdlas=l:- r Il Oink diem walla,. eke& at Litt '" lt iric w a inft w ir. ihe wri.:...— I MALI COLLAR millop)„la ell 'I 16 Mem MO Palistilishowle& s. Pie dorm Tie Palm MAY ~ll lt t PAIITIMIIO am I. Wind Ow id frio. spaiii link at louteist by pea ea mappt of IS p Manisa MeV* Ma mamorposet. hewordelfres.—lVlestee. C. P.CODPLII, Tuner Is Ire Xafsdi.Pianda Mau% and the him 'Swinn. S. iiilleli-atreet, htl-mil lesl.l.asiks. ROTAL COLLEGE or SCIIIGEONS.—The following gentlemen were admitted members of the college on the leith lost..—Werars. George Terry, Northampton • David Augustus Martin Talbott, Wetzel', Somerset; Thomas Hartley, Settle, Yorkshire; John Whitsker Hulk., Deal ; George William Callender, Cliften,Gloseeztenhire ; George Allan Hutton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Alexander Mac k, heir Edwards, London ; Henry James Ellery, Truro, , Willies Edward Ayerst, London ; a n d Ch ar l es Low, shablon, Devon. TOL SfORM or FIIII)VT LAST.—On Friday cran ks • portion of the south of England was visited with a thunder storm. At houtbamptos, just previous to Ave P 01., the weather was extremely sultry, and shortly after wards thunder clouds append in the south-west, which *tutted daring the evening to the south-east, rut, and north east; the thunder was vi ry frequent and loud, end the liglimine was remarkably vivid before sunset. Bands of eketrie Said, parallel to the horizon sod about a degree in length, appeared in the Centre of some of the Ruben. About wiz p.m. rain fell in large drops, which were at some "lute apart. The whole he rai, howver, whih fell fa Southampton durum the of t storm n was not e above three Tarbes of an inch. A storm of hail also took place about the same time, and which did considerable damage in the neighbourhood between Southampton and Bishopstoke in glso breaking. The hail ,to rro oho did some damage in the ble of W.uht. - 66 - iiiint TO TEI IDITOI OF TEI DAILY NEWS. 13114—The attention of the London Committee of this Company has just bees draws to a paragraph in the Thus old& day, in which it Si stated that Mr. Hu reams end Mr. Richard Fawostt, of Sydney, had both any cosmetics with this cempsny. re lirre i g to nth statement 1 aim isstrneted to furnish you with the following extract from a letter, dated Sydney, the 18th Jane, 1&51, signed "R. Fawcett," and addressed " Wm. Fawcett, FA., Jenemstreet, Loadon :" " 1 have been induced to commence the formation of a company here for working the gold and crushing the quarts on an extensive scale. C have been fortunate enough to secure the (sneering able assistants, vie., as committee of merit here, Edward Hammond Hargreaves, Req. (tl a se na rst discoverer of caul in Australia), and Mr. John Orr (of the firm of Jamieson and Orr), in Australia; and for solicitor here Randolph John Want, Esq. ; you can add my name as one of the committee, and fix upon my house for temporary offices." The authenticity of the letter from which the above ex tract is taken was duly verified upon oath by Mr. W. Faw cett, before Alexander Ridgay, notary public, and a proper notarial copy of such letter is in the possession of the com mittee. The committee are induced to make this statement, not because they attach the slightest importapes to the with drawal of Mr. Hargreaves or Mr. It. Fawcett from the board, but solely with a view to clear themselves from any imputation of having made us of the names of those gen tlemen without proper aatheirity.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant, FREDK. PATEY CIIAPFELL, Solicitor to the Company. London, 2G, Moorgate-street, 17th Jule, 1852. H. M.'s STEAMER HARPY.—On Saturday accounts reached Lloyd's that 11.11's steamer Harpy bad been (Olen in with on the 24th June, in lat. 22 N., and long. 33 W., inn moat distressed condition ; the machinery was out of order, the fuel all conaanted, tM new enduring great safferiags from want of provisions and water, the Harpy baring been 60 days out from Pernambuco. She crew were breaking up the lower deck to use for firing. She was supplied with necrseary pror;sions and water. i 4 " - pa s 104 11 3 1 IS 13 ill 1 I I pm :2; id 44 1134 1104 114 3 II IT/ 154 13 164 51... I i dil 103 103 3 '4 4 1 pa ad LILWATS. 14 16 I 14 04 6 100 poi stl le 1 1 .• to 4i 1 1 I I S 9 p 291 di 5 14 13i ad 74 71 14% . 84 +II ad . 834 . 444 143 . 1 ' I 74 3 114 4 1 4/ pus DsDe Mg . A . SW _ _., I me roar s& ........ 5 NTAll7llolii — E - 7 Os INK alloweinlor, and Wavy/N/11LO per OM Do. al. do •lirr Shrowatamloo(Not.W. Mind S pit Osat... Ant,. MI MS Paola Tort. 4=loo. ord Wood k 1111111111111111211011 blew Ot.Norda of tai.porsO. Me Dago _ _ roREIGN 11 01Otte Muse (Pierson I Clkfrltraisnl Crqueliswa.l 4 41 4 WI 54 I D gnaw o. Ehltosiolt - 7 *oat Indian Pcsin..4la.. anal !ovation of From WooLofearda,Sis Si: N 4 lu 1., all Do. do. do Do. Moeda (1411. mo) varied Into /tea b. May,laid, dr la ISM, at per ..... Laaamboarg De 4 0W.40 Do. Do. paid)... Norla tattoo, .... Do. do. Now .„. alone add taw . loreasegsf Itsaai.. Do. h•L I par ct. Nadi (Ii IS. k Ambles god II Orisin4 vnd ltur4:a.c“ N Yens sal Lytle. Iu Parts mart firleses 34. Part. mad Vow% I'ar!r •e I mraexpair .It , Rouen and II tyro +lniTyte IT 1 . ...TP .nd Nate, ya•, Sr. g I. Went, n 1 Frame... .. The rates of money remain unchanged. There was some demand on the settlement of the several accounts in the Stock Exchange, but it was inopera tive on the general market, which is too well sup plied to be affected by any partial influence. There le, however, no further relaXation of terms, nor eon such be well expected. The South Devon Railway Company are about to convert 1150,0001. of their debenture debt into pre ference stock at 4 per cent., a measure which is generally received with favour. It is noticed that should the market continue favourable for the opera tion, the amount may be capitalised at more favoura ble rates, and thus the entire debenture debt may be reduced to an average interest not exceeding the ordinary dividend of the company. A similar move. ment is to progress in other companies. At Arbroath there is a failure of a firm connected with the flax trade. The liabilities are stated at 10,0001. to 17,0001., and the assets are expected to realise 12s. or 13a. in the pound. The loss will fall chiefly on houses at Riga, and other parts along the southern shores of the Baltic. The imports of specie and bullion this week have again been important, comprising the following amounts: By the Europa, from New York, 404,000 dole. ; by the Thames, from the West Indies and Mexico, 1,388,840 dole , or 277,8001., of which 988,803 dole. were in silver, and 400,237 dole. in gold; by the Wycliffe, from Portland Bay, two packages of gold due', worth 3001. or 40W.; by the Tyne, from the Brazils, 1,00 W.; by the Rat tler, from Hobart Town, 12,0001. in gold ; by the Franklin, from New York, 600,000 dollars, of which, however, only 230,000 were for London; by the London packet-ship from New York, 100,000 dollars in American gold; and by the Tay, from the Brazils, 34,993/. The Benjamin Heap° has also arrived off the coast with 30,000 ounces of gold from Port Phillip. The total value of these imports may be stated at no less than 800,000/. The exports, on the other hand, have been tar from large. The shipments direct from London during the week ending Thursday, are stated as fol lows in the Custom-house return :--Silver coin—To the Mauritius, 3,600 ounces. Silver ban—To Rot terdam, 9,000 ounces. Gold can—To Sydney, 2,0601.; to the Mauritius, 8,0001.; to the Cape and Calcutta, 13,[001. This gives a total of 14,300 on. of silver and 21,9601. in gold, forming en aggregate value of 23,8001. The elipments from the outports comprise 13,010!. by the Eliza, for Port Phillip ; 12,330/. by the Manan, for Sydney ; about 12,000/. by the China, for Adelaide ; an d 21,2001. by the Heirs- 25i ISI az div ►s ►7s On Saturday Mr. William Baker, the coroner, held a protracted investigation at the Red House Lunatic Asylum, Cambridge-heath-road, Bethital.green, touching the death of William Cork, aged 43, a pauper lunatic, who had died in that institution from severe injuries which he had received from the violence of two other patients. William Davis, a keeper, said that on Thursday after noon, about four o'clock, witness heard the keeper Green calling Murder," and on going down stairs into the gar den he discovered two of the lunatics (Price and Nye) holding the deceased on the round. One was kicking him, and the other was striking him with his lists. Green, the keeper, was near the deceased, and was lying on the ground insensible, and bruised about the head. The deceased was seemingly in a fit, and when witness first reached the spot the two lunatics said, If it had not been for our assistance Green would have been murdered by Cork. Mr. Miller, the risident surgeon, was called, and pronounced the de ceased to be dead. The keeper, Green, was carried Into the house, and recovered after a quarter of an hour had elapsed and stimulants were administered. His left eye was much swollen and blackened. Witness had great difficulty in pulling the enraged lunatics off the deceased. James Green said that he had been keeper in the asylum 17 years, and that the deceased had been under his care during the time he was an inmate. Deceased had often asked witness for the keys as he wished to get out, and fre quently tore up his clothes, also having a propensity for waling articles from the other patients. On Thursday afternoon last witness had charge of - the deceased and two other lunatics. The deceased suddenly turned round and struck witness on the side of the head and tripped him up by the keels, whereupon the deceased fell upon witness and struck him in the face four times. Witness called "Mur der," and afterwards became insensible. Witness had suf fered considerably from the bruises on the bead and loins from the violence of the deceased, and would have been killed but for the timely aid of the two patients. The witness, in answer to the jury, stated that he was 73 years of age, and usually had charge of about 20 patients. There were 620 insane persons in the asylum at the pre sent time. The Coroner said it was a marvellous thing that events of such a tragical nature were not more prevalent in such asylums. lie had not been c►llcd into that establishment for two years, which was a great proof of the excellent manner in which the institution was conducted. After some consultation the jury unanimously returned a special vstiliet, reciting the frets. Per moos of Sibs s. d. s. d. Pic Ammo of Ms. s. 0. o d. Rost M00t.% Hanford' 3 8 310 DNS Dz. is I if..bo L as 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 8 DM Isooo-orools Ssoood quality hosts.. f 8 3 2 Do. do. &urn— fi1m..... ..... . 8 310 EWIN sod sword giusiltd 30 3 Pio . - ....... 38 1 Do. do. Shoes 0 u Hen DU, lialf•lools 310 4 0 Limbs ... . - 6 6 Howe at market. !,743 ; ilbsop sod Lust... 33.140 . ; I.7alros. 366: PIP. 107. TALLOW MARKET.-THIB DAY. The market remains without alteration. The delivery last week was only 467 calks. The arrivals are 606 coke; and stock to-day 43,287 casks against 33849 lot year. Town Tallow is quoted 35a. 9d. nett ca.& ; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 375. Gd. to 9d. ; October to December, 375. 94.; January to Tdarth (1363), 38e. 3d. PA ammas or TALLOW. UM. 1•11. j 111$2. •i Stash this day Delivery last week Do. Irma Ist Jade arrival last weak Do. &sea Ist law Prim T. C. this day par sin Do. Town 23,112 1,161 7,901 166 7,712 36 .69. as.. od. 22,649 42.267 1,446 467 4,911 6,223 1,234 603 6,237 9,144 3114. Od. 374.94 394.64 394 Gd. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Pattenden and Smith report that there con tinues a steady' demand for consumption, the stook of last yeses growth being nearly exhausted, prices remain firm. The accounts from Kent, Sumez, and Farnham are very favourable. Worcester continues in a very blighted state. Duty estimated at 180,0004 to 190,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, les. ; Eden Pdain,l4s. Od ; Taaeididoor, 12e.; Walls End Iluwall , lbs. 9d.; Walls End L3ntbton, lbs.; Walls Eud Stewart's, lbs. Od.; Walls End Tees, lbs. 3d.— Sbips at market, 208. METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the Scotch pig iron market has rallied this week, and prices have gradually recovered from last week's quotations ; • gradual and permanent improvement is now evident, and all the principal holders refuse to sell at present quotations. Mixed numbers are quoted 451. per ton f.o.b. in Glasgow, nett cash, and 465. three months open. Bar iron continues very firm at 51.55. per ton, f.o.b. in Wales. Rails—very steady, without alteration in price. Spelter has made fur ther progress this week, and about 500 tons have changed hands, partly on the spot and partly to arrive, at prices ranging from 151. 17s. 6d. to 181. Ss per ton. Copper in good request at the advanced price. Tin has improved ; Bagel is now quoted 861. and Straits 85/. per ton. Tin plaus in moderate demand. mplurdidkraisafialassrs. Nat uns.nor for Tourists aid dassido Vdtore. Yee eight rano; It; toe ,e ditto Ma.; alatrea (Ado, 4,1.; Toasty eft°, St Grow Wpm' Tee...pm !Oa. Carriage free. TIMM' lialtlU4 awl NON, °pillar to the loyal Vaulty, IS, MAT MEET. bream Cant .N. -No. SI, Y oopsOte the SWISH MITIEUM Gazd latiket this, earl you will avoid =Mak.y tho boos*. gni F: MECHIAN REISSING-CASE.—The moot potable ever iarostad. Wire oily the shin of a andiabe oar pair et Medd% Ivory-Mode/ roodkr =llrroo. kr Ns& Oatots, Midge, 114, Sheeted One, aid hl ad Troth Washes, prim emlytda ; the sow will Mak limb eat am Doh, IF. To alilmy ohm ad so a oloomiest r Moidlog pair, Me Mimes boolloMb squills& As imam vs nry of .ehrr Dralwereptitt Lie malguatmea.derata tang wo.A or Lather, at di prim% badteibr re amid is Moo. nor As ezteriatre me* of willovado. valMmooom wow. Wit% now dram lobe aelOrey, aopedo peeve Co trothe articles de.—Shmamory; laadroball.amet, hairir deers from rabilL lei le P i 64 ez dtv S4i 7 i el 7 :1., 10