The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-12 00:00:00

_ _ _ _ ________ ___ - • - ••••111.1.11 , 1•••• • ---......-- it . ,4 a 4 , 0 , z • is--" ir1.771e....G.5.... s --e:-.464-5.-4 • .1/ .. . ii ' . ' • .., • ......._,.. i 0,1 , 1 __. x Tilt _ ...,.....) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1852. , [ T HREEPENCE. t.N141.% LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, , THE FIRE AT MONTRFAL.—MEETLXO AT LONDON SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION RA ILIVAYS. ' r MONEY MARKET. _ Stock, 215 ; Hungerford, 47; London Institution, 5•; I. Prbaisisetrort. auk. lotelom la mg. to w _ yummier.' by s l etasl Ant of l'antlannt. 1 THE MANSION HOUSE. at 4 V im• Airttlitiro. Manna& Tut. i l In consequence et. a requisition addressed to the OF YOUNG FEMALES. --- The 17th annual examination of the pupils of the THIS DAY. Two o'Cnecs. Price's Patent Candle Company, 243; South Aule WEI:Inn/IDA Y Evinise. tralian, 22} ; Crystal Palace, 5. Australian Agri- The tendency of the English stock market is still cultural shares are considerably higher than last our_ .. 1 1,,, c 4. " 1 . , -- rs l , l ; E ss itT le at e INATITCTION.society's school took place yesterday at Tottenham, under Lord Mayor by • number of the most eminent merchants the presidency of the Rev. 0 • Graves, A.M., rector of There was quite a panto in the railwa market y strongly in the direction of a fall. From 99: at week. 'WM. a3ll. ..13 PRAIA n. his m fr , Immo or rho boor; li r°°A . , f i llin _ n g as whic g the price stood in the morning, Conaohr fell to _______ r. mdse d Lem. Irate in the City is2L•indos, • meeting was held yesterday, in the Christchurch; Herne Bay. The pupil', a b ou t 46 in num- t much ...., ',so." le the 9m01 , --.-- 4 •1 1 i t .,,,, h . q . ? h i . intairr o f or a y am ., Egyptian R a il, a t th e M ans i on H ouse , t o originate • sub- her, were exam i ne d by the mositors and owasionally by the as 31. and 41. imor °NIL A considera bl e 'Y 9M, and closed heavily at 98; to 96 for money, and THIS DAY. OW st:::;. e .:: stock may be kept up, ii newmary, tbronskeut . ription for the relief of the sufferer* by the late disastrous 99 to 4 for the new account of the Bth September. Two o'CLoce. are at Montreal. (he ' Loam AlAnOn took the chair. The visitors in Enclith ltrainnar, geography, mental arithmetic, has since taken place, but the market is very in ,* ' ilAr. The English funds have experienced a further and the various details of household works. Their answers , se ttl e d. After the regular business hours the feeling was ex heavy fall to-day. Console have been sold us low as C r ' a. ' mil Malin WV* DV VIIIIIVIL Tye- lavetiall was a " ver y fully attended . but an the rtatfalla were inn 'agent ■and satisfactory, and evinced an amount of tremely heavy. Consols were at one time called as 0 . 140 .„ . ..„,_5 . 0 4 re hi. MB . r i g.: 1 1 W r ......... v " ~ " °•00 ,.. a rm1 gia . m .,- were A 1... Gillespie, Ess., l'hiales Mills, Esq., it. C. L. WARPS AND BTOCAII IJNOUAILARITED. 114 I t and after rallying to 983, are now quoted 981 acquired knowledge of the most useful kind which would by c 0",,,„„,,,, fw esto .d eiti , low as 98; to 4, and tho quotation at four o'clock 1 01 "......"-....' -,"`s;s4 shwa the Puler, Wooten • n/iimh 1 Bevan. Esq., Ilaton Lionel de Rothschild, o f V . , Edmund no means diotrac.. females in • much higher sphere of life. to i fur money, and 983 to 1 for the Bth Scptem- Ws imr -";,. as., raf aut.3 to r. vo. uns Gutsei, li. the Gess nor of the Busk of England ;P. The object of the institution being to rescue females of • sh. Pd. 1 Ramo,. p 05102407. O2 1 0. 0 - was 98„. These quotations, however, as being son ber. The accounts brought by the Humboldt front ~t l e. Ale et the drch et the sem,* ty h a a w, be am . Melt, ENI.. M.P.. N. Oliveira, Esq., M.P., John Dillon, tender age from an imminent, and sometimes an actually ---.- official, must be taken with a certain d of egreo re from New York stchielkilthe t-tock market was firm, ue so '-. ,-„ a . I stt , b ,, ,t to the ......e.t htmaitt, If b • attain Esq., Jobs Bradberry, Lat i i . VaLiala Leaf, Efevistbeniel 23 4 nervation. The Bank broker again purchased to gross • ' • - .. - ...,,,, g s yrnottentet he oIJ a6r with as risuranne cry, B . N C commenced career of profligacy, the di sci l ine of the school "- lr 4) j"waiii_e.. - S ea t s 13 M and this has imparted a soidtwhat stronger feeling. estvn i ."' 1, '., C. Chapman , ,T.H. ia rather peculiar, the girls being known only by number, ''. ec 41551511 . 0 1 g et r am m lls ".. 99 66 Of 8 day, but the support given to the market was but The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 'J9I to 99: ; I HwAiall_ , "1-. 1 % thakefs ''.l.. George Pva y. MNI.. in order that all allusion to the painful circumstance of is• all IllenkWetv.itotourldiSs II 116 111. snellno'• ibilloontioni 13.13.* 11. temporary, and it is evident that a good deal of stock NewThree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102 to 3 ; India si a detateit to poem. aml others the', Robert I/ dimp l e, j un ,. E. g.. t h e It. s. A . D . Campbell, of their past life may be rendered insposyible. The plan, under ir w Itttanmad, to nowb ima letni-W l ' i :o,7:',7, sra ted aud wawa *** We. by veurlng „ Montreal, K. T. Nutley, R. Minium, Est, M r. Under- the efficient superintendence of Mr. Talbot, the ■secretary, Je5..101113i.1,..5.t. $ 21 dle is being brought forward for realisation by timid Stock, 2793 to 280. The unfunded securities are i ace, ~ 4 the m ew... Lath, nna to tor paid still • hhieitr Hopwood, Sampson Cupestake, PAg. Ike , been attended with the beat results in rescuingV: ar 231. C. 1111 ZO holders. Tho unsettled state of the weather, and Zt , ~, did. , '-sa tu , r , g3. 0 ." 1 .1f •'''ffildet• twf 13 th Dui LORDSHIP, in opening the proeeedings of the dreds of poor children from • terrible future, and enabling to. 1:0 end Moen ... . 101 105 101 lower. Exchequer hills , March, mark 745. to 775. prem. ; ditto, June, 695. and 675. premium; India e. be • .. .. .. .. 411 371 7 8 ... anticipations of consequent damage to the crops, meeting, raid that it did nut require • formal proposition to them to become useful and moral members of society. Neither 4., sad Maybsad .. 19 1 0144.• . .. -,. At die time commutable for their fall vans. if 11 1 15 154 "i were more ially assigned as the basis of the 11,,11.4 • . . .., h e . ~.1.4 . • ..,......... enable him to take the chair. He did so w ith mingled feed- are their physical comforts forgotten. Their ekan and se a e , o a k mg ... ... If El i h g n 9 n u B e . stocks t.° os 9 A 2s ; re P are a 1 i r 71 i st . , e t , r u with via n , very sna Spanish, have hsacave -..,.....y.0is , nu,.. tags of 'egret and pleasure. Ile regretted exceedingly the healthy appearance reflect the highest credit on Mn. Nor- se lib Sales IldlistJus. If eel. llll gloomy feeling of the market to-day. To-morrow is ~..--; ~.....,. - p m, 3fr.a. lea . ' occasion of their being then assembled, and be d that folk, the matron, and their deportment shows the we they is al, Duadru PM% sad abut- settling day in consols, and as the operations of the hairsNsi t 1111 - fr AL EIVE AftOOCIATION, their meeting together would at least prove that were receive from Mira Flower, the teacher, and her awistant. reanimating' ... 41 76 1, l'ltnee.-etreet, huh, Loads.. anxious, as far as they were able, 00 eoliths There is, perhaps, a little too much of the apwarunce of 11 •11 111 "," 8 " .. , kir "Ca it 4 46 " bulls" have for a long time past predominated, the li tio °l Mi n'od . res' e t . her Ila,ente• Loyal Intent Patent. 81 been transacted at lower rates. Peruvian Deferred ~....1 1 - ....,, r S . : , 1. ,...._ 4 , 4 4. 4 ,1 I. 10 44 ,,,. of i t. ... rent : bullion sufferings ethnic frost • distradiag eir- drill, eceing that the girls are intended for the infinite ~ mark 57; Duerffill Ayrean, 73 to 76 ; Spanish Old eunutance, of which they were all aware. ] de was sure varieties of household service, but this, of cosine, belongs le p &abseil osmium .., .... liii 104 ''.. Thrc 48a• ditto New Dtf 2 lien scrip. 2 : to 24 prem.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per es„ • erred, 13 to ,„ ; Brazi Pr t ,:„. l ; f i n et ta'..l to p e yote in tke t .r.dha after payment 0t that fors ympathies of that great city and of the countrf to the system, which is • very general ens in schools of this ts sit Ittutent 01130.11.' ChM A.. 10 91 col last settling day the intoquotation of Consols wan 109 - to ,and after taking account the proportion or amegedhal to the table of wee se" would be exhibited in every way that was remeiltect with description. pats I. V. 1114 , • II 1 4 Cents., 634 to 3 be a erne shannl s dividend that has accrued, we find that the decline ild. 0 ki, 0. .. .... th ,. d. 0.„...., . 4 ,.. 5. their power and ability, and is that be was isstilkd TIN anumajaation haying terminated, the pepfis adjourned e , 64 ...tm unsidin da° llll " .61". I S Hi . van o w n by tnozpearants• of t how wham ,e we belida , sad a üblis mitatisst et the mimes gas ,-;.., gi lowia bi b 1i ' It HI Ite during the month is equivalent to no lem than 2 per .—..--- reev•-. 6 „,,,, k airway volabayearwaly. seat. on the last official price of to-day. The list of LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. a .sl, paws. wood fa MOD IMOPOIr 6OI . OIIO / IP as mai , new tisestgesklne ta the chair. rad ann. NNW ls it li ti lt ,, j . ie, Oh of belt perdu ,•f s • ni/n weft Is ewe, our &tan uants, p, in opening the prosseedings, dwelt upon the at boa i rdisasegb aad Mop, 64 61 63 03 business, ow publialied by authority, is as follows: . 1...." -- • - ‘...' •.; . 11. f !re ye 111 4 . lie needed to do no man eft pas lheweed Ms dodos important. sad value of institutions of this description is S. IVO I Edtalerikre•diLDeses: 211 24 Three per Cent. Censors for money 99 I 981. 99 , , , .., 3, * pm,g4 to. it. Tar Far Aenonnt. 74 Si — 74 80 74 90 71 50 , T 1 83 .77,,.,.;.,. ~ ... n. In onfong on the 27 ib Arill l a st. • rednetiois their lellow-subjects hog es then, • sad Wye the= to statistical, moral, and religious points of view, and ex. et. tea 1011 1 011 0 1 , 21. 1 41111W•Wwr Ng ; ditto, for account, 99, 4, 981. Three per Honer. linnet. Lowest. cools. s .......e.e ts t. r erre,..nt year's premium ea as polkas f h. u s et. tie West Northers' -. deal with them as the aronoalty required. H. th ought it pressed him high satisfaction at the proven o t pup , . t. R . I Lio. , ~b . ,... A . 91 ,, h 43 a t 111 :94 Cent. Reduced, 994, 3, 4. New Three-and-a-Quar- ------ 1 """ " ostsad.s,. 3 per 33sto. ig ewe/ glen r. right to state that letters Mil been received from Mr. Mu- and the general efficiency of the establishment, which he Pt. ~,, D, 4, i 4 4. 44 .0 . •1444 lts 110 117 19 •• I Veto este At. La.l.3nre daily at . .'eekeek. Urinals. 61•1%, Me. C. 8 . Boller M.Y. (w l2O had cent a attributed in • great meuure to the untiring exertions of a . o i l ousoo.h.andWest.tlns. 43 14 41 a ter per Cents., 1021, 103, 24, 1, 1. New Five per slater Cents me mlNsam4 70 104 35 f 101 ;0 Ow • ' re admitted le the raket• b. OMind a VV.', C.. cheque fur IW. 10..), and Mr. Hann e : expressing their rc- Mr. Talbot, the secretary. In conclusion, b• offered his ot. 100 Omit Western ~ .. 94 451 04 I 1 21 241 Cent. Annuities, 125. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1 ""'"'" ._ s. 5 per Ceuta - 41 , 4 I ,, mm e se T.,. 11, sweated la ell 00.11 elf Mall 110 1 0 ehk Iln , el .__ gret at being unable to attend. firm adhesion and constant support to the inatitution. SO all [oftener sad °whale .08 90 l 3 Bank Stock, 225, 228. India Stock, 285. Spit Cents. New LOlll4 ..• ....Th r i - .....1.0.. V IPIV " .) . . . ALEXANDER OILLESPIF., Esq. moved the first The secretary then read the report, which, after an IC 11: Do. Tldras ~ ... .. 10 Illy 77 st y Born, 3 6 . 6re5.1849 1026 IWO , . i street bum Tubbs with PartietpaUee in mad Timbal*. ;8 79There was some difficulty in the house to-day, t &asap on I.olldein t • 'debt, 15 Vi i :90 days. 23 $O. b ee t wow the • ..... A n 4 . 4 , 4 , Ta r t, ra ,, 44 .,,„ 4 . resolution. Others better qualified than ' himself would eloquent picture of the perils to which young females 2 , •t ;* 1 11 LW". NtM . 441 di e 999 consequent upon Mr. W. Henry Oliphant being de- mere, I Nook* Kent. x 4.•••• f 17... amt. , 1'• , •.... . 185/ — itorocin 5 per Cents 9: ... - - - 14 111 ha. w aft its'Y ea li a t et 3 y ~ ..-- w it w hoe 1 ' Hal. I game facts mould be sufficient to enlist the sympathy of the porters ois the marked improvement which the so ait .i tisda Northem ... .. 13 1 13 dared a defaulter. Tbo " differences " involved are Dn. k... ...... .... 711 ... . . ps. 135.. on, NAOMI Waal! I A mm,4l ; y ear ly seri, British public , and when he stated that not leas h .. .. ftenantin ._ 0 6 W h e m e t e: s k o riy marketEv e N is i Bset.i roll culturaltrilli s l ues } ; Cry are staL n P s a id la c ee ra , b . l i y . h A ig u h s e t r ral t if ia n n A las ' t a a ......- a a Atwal 3 ...mule vompliny, 24/ ; :mum AUB- Ttlill DAY. ....--- golt - 4t; ALrZt;tilf.R. Blackheath p a in, lln consequence of a requisition addressed to the Th , e 17th annual examination of the pupils of the Two o'Cusex. The tendency of the Engri casimlig%,,„...., , lb , 'ld IA INATITCTION. I L ord Ma society's school took place yesterday at Tottenham, under , There was quite a nio in the railwa y market yor by • number of the most eminent merchants I.lwasilw sass se Mains. the presidency of the Rev. George raves , G A.M.,rector oa , 1 ,,,,. ,„„„ e , a , h , - o r ~,, strongly in the direction of a fall. From 99' at week. in the City of a meeti was od es emipent to the formai d Loma or Deb% sad „, .._ Lunde ., ag held yesterday, in the Christchurch . , Herat Bay. The pupils, about 45 in num- '""'"'"'" ~. fr , some the hes l ry s t e m" "' m g as which the price stood in the morning , Con Is fill to ________ elx , "% ^ . reie ie .......here• fMg - ffilulfol air a temeseary , rotyptien Hall, et th e mansion (louse , t o "joi s t., a sub- ber were czamined by the mooiton and messionally by the much as 44 and 4L per cent. A considerable rally 98 , lewd , ..ir eu ' THIS DAT. AU stle . :: . b. ., e i t ,d, way be liept asp, it neennary, tbevoehout i I ription for the relief of the sufferer* by the late disastrous visitors • • , and e heavily at 98 ; to e u for money, and in Enelieh erannar, geography, mental arithmetic, has since taken place, but the market is very ma- • ,art at Montreal. The Loath Mato% took the their. The 99 to „ for the new account of th Bth September. Two o'CLoce. 11::11 "e'llal:r;.emain SIT, •Or essisten.and the various details of h ou sehold The English funds have experienced a further 61• *" was ••t very fully °Wended. but an the rlatfona were i t s ' 'agent end satisfactory, end evinced ■an assent of After the regular business hours the feeling was ex it ta di tee ses wet of he Vint iteesa Amod Pre- were 1 1 1. Gin . 1. , ch 1 . gent aa•''.,„, A ,e, ee , e ,l twee,. e ms & a mid z. Gilles q., er es Mills, Esq., R. C. lo acquired knowledge of the most useful kind which would by WARPS AND STOCKS UNOIJAILANITED. trembly heavy. c onsols were at one t i me called as heavy fall to-day. Consols have been sold as low as 068 ,......-......1 Awed whew the Polity of • non. . Bevan. Rm.. Italian bend de Rothschild, M.P., Edm no means diaitrac.. females in • much highersphere of life. Cada, prises balm to.day up low as 98 : to 1, and (ho quotation at four o'clock 981, and after rallying to 98Z, are now quoted 981 b. .. - -^„,,, ...outs la a va. um. Gurney li.q , the Gust nor of the Bank of Englenil ray Th e o bj ec t of the instit u ti on Acing - was 98„. These quotations, however, as being non- to ;I, for money, and ItS„ to 1 for the Bth Septem • Ale at the decti el the tainted, If he OW before . Holt, Em., M.P., B. Oliveira, Esq., M.P., John Dillon, tender - age front an ' • imminent, and sometimes an actually ber. The accounts brought by the Humboldt from official, must be taken with a certain degree of re tw so 'A l' _____.., .. ~, of .esty, RR to the aware.% Monett If h • abs n E,q., John Bradbury, FALi . Yildasa _ t .„ ... . Leaf, Eievelatltaniel c ommen n e d e . A• •• • -. 1 tee !Onion .. .15 27 -"--- 26 4 eer of pro dewy, the discipline of the mhos 71 - Illwo-• ■ ... lawns • yronuon A . uIJ ape with an man 3M• r, IA I.• .. from New York strategriil,the i.tock market was firm, eessr s ' i •-•"," , Eq., is. C ,'., C. Chapman, ,T.H. a rather peculiar, the Rirls being known only by number, •• 5; 3.llll, 2___ Pigth ' o, hews ' servation. The Bank broker again purchased to- Brook' E nil net Jamaica 411 61 Of II 11. einal*N's lialloWlissi isean. W. I alt. nl.. T. IlankeT. '•l5. George Pea y. Refl.. in order that all il l usion to the painful circumstance of te • ell gy ee ,m e e,a nteee e, tn i,", t I Ili day, but the support given to the market wits but and this has imparted a solawhat stronger feeling. ', is ,. si new oi *domino to parent. and when Use; Robert Gillespie, 4 „„., E ., 1 ., t h e n ee. A . D . Campbell, of their past life may be rendered imposeible. The elan, under ii 9 latteMead,Lenewhire,6 - temporary, and it is evident that a good deal of stock The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 991; bisa. - °"' • tows ite . ..kre "Lester owl wawa in Ille. by wearing , Montreal, R. T. Disney, R. Harrison, Esq., Mr. Under- the efficient suDerintendeine of Mr. Talbot, the secretary, Jus.assatieti.e.s.t. ft 61 go ng brought forward for realisation by timid NewThree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102 to 1 ; India i s o,. ~,,,,,., , t t e e mree . d. nth, ena to Or pout until a ' Shied!' Berried, &mese° Cupestake, Put die , the (.4 has been att ed with the results in rescuing bun- 1 7 :67 231. C. ZO :• • • •,.11.4 .......10 134 :In 3s ar, ivOf • 'laughter, her 13th •• ,„ it IA) tDSHIP, . ha " • . in opening t proceedings of the dreds of poor children from • m ble future, sad enabling ie. e 0 and baler ... . tot :03 101 h u lars. Tho unsettled state of the weather, and Stock, 2791 to 280. The unfunded securities are 37y 7 1 anticipations of consequent damage to the crops, lower. Exchequer Bills, March, mark 745. to 77a. r itof a , • .. , , ..., ii . . o ,.. uta ig. ~,,, AA , to oomt " meeting, raid that it did not require • formal proposition to them to become useful end moral members of society. Neither s ' l .:' 1 1l end Holyhead .19 1111 19 144 191 bro-11 ,1 • e ''' .„ 4 e„,,, t00e . 5et ,,,, 0. ,„ ss sow , enable bus to take the chair. Ile did so with mingled feel. are their physical comforts forgotten. Their clean and se a n a s k in j e ij i m •DI El were more especially assigned am the basis of the man .; R ditto, June, 695. and 67.. premium; India w .„,. i n .e. tags of 'egret and pleasure. Ile regretted inewedingly the onds, 89s. to 925. prem. , lime. w ,,,,,,„„. .. pnA.es,s. healthy appearance reflect the highest credit on Mn. Nor- se ♦ in elatihsendelMbet.l . l...o" . s 6 OP 56 g loamy feeling of the market to-day. To-morrow is " lea , . occasion of their being then assembled and be d that h t ih • . folk, ts ma ton, an t eir deportment shows the cam they as al, buds% PW4llb, eat Aber- Foreign stocks are fiat, with very few transu tau reS s 1 t 115TrAL LIVE misomenoe , settling day in consols, and as the operations of the their niceting together would at least prove that were receive from Mise Flower, the teacher, and her assistant. ems Juanita .64 74 t, rm.-es-wren, beak. Loads.. Clone. Buenos Ayrean, Peruvian, end Spanish, have 26 all • bet vssi.:a 1 " bulls" have for a long time past predominated, the as milieus, for as they were able. M evislis There is, perhaps, a little too much of the app,innee of b le l s• E ,,,., ~,,.. 3.3 In Iluretea Runt lettere Pateat. aid Lib, 4 11 31 been transacted at lower rates. Peruvian Deferred husuen sufferin attain from • • s y ee t ~.i.n a., t owns-applied in icle e i l ea o f th e current ; Re it distreadag cir- drill, oceanic that the girls are intended for ti . infinite ~ an l e e. (Lis 1. ilia :. as gi requisite arrangements are adverse to prices. On cumstance, of which they were all aware. fie was sure • • • " varieties of household service, but this, of count, bebop ■ le a. t a w s a sass y s .. .. l e t ros to fl toe last settling day ~ mark 87; lluerffill Ayrean 75 to 7e • S ' h Old the quotation or Consols was lOU- , •a , Spanish •I''''' 'TM. ' ticaste In the tr..fits alter papnield 01 tha th I ' f• '1 !trees, 48a; ditto New Deferred, 211 to/ ; Brazi 7,,,, 3asD , el :A.3 1. ...1t= t a 'papa% lies o that groat tit .tale ( tie countri to the sy.tem which is a very general one in schools of din ts dl I lusters tlalosi Chia A.. to , and after taking into account the proportion of ge a erns amnia dividendtable that has accrued, we find that the decline Ti an scrip. 2: to 21 prem.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per 11." 4 , wo r o ws t he idler wary Om niestb.' ddreres.v of ase-eot, their power end abilitY• and hi that b•Po be emissiiil•fi The szonsiaation having terminated the peps adjourned ta 1 .- 61 • 0 • 111 I" '-' ant' 4 1 6 Cents., 631 to 1. "---.., t h r Les. be wen Wade per way. by Om appearanee of those wham bra INII betide , and a abr.' meetiest id tie was et , Thin lamoddie ~ 11 11l 11 lel 111 during the month is equivalent to no leas than 2 per ..-.-- vr,-.1, nen gambit on Imo esaartftwiela lb &be •1103 gr. teen; linefilLeekine l i n e re %air. 1.1 11•11 14:: 1 bail um " ea AMY 66 111 00112. On the last official price of to-day. The list of LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. _,,,. r .,', i nt of half prima is fr . ie. eesdk le ever, our &tut oasts, his opening the prosseedings, dwelt upon ths st. lie Fdlabergh sad Omen 64 Oil U INI business, as publiabed by authority, is as follows:-• 5„..."'" ,—. '.• ',' ,..,t. f fee re It, 11e needed to do no sun eft pee hewed VIM eider • 1 value of institutions of this deuription in M. on ,tdtabsegklNetlead a : . 211 24 Three per Cent. for money 99 I 984, 99 ' Per Account. ."-• . ni gl Inn 4, lls nit the 27th ken tot. • reducible th • • 1.11 b . hid ima theta unP°l"." awl Consois, , r. r ~..... 114 .. ' , . dam as a pubs . eir t ow.est iects ea to etatistieal, moral, and religions points of view, and ex. St. 1 01 10baltooll Sava - - d ",„,............ ri I • e pee. nt . .M, • deal wi th them as the wreeesity required. He thought it pressed his high satisfaction at the proves* of the pupils, et. teo Gnat Northers ... 7,4 :se 984 ; ditto, for aecouut, 99, „, 981. 'Three per masay. 'lttihad Lowest. Ckming. d two sirs pas' elead.n , right to state that letten lad been reeeind from Mr. Mas- and the general efficiency of the establishment, which be t' r e l l ,l D• t barm • A ' link- 43 4' Cent. Reduced, 994, f„ 1. New Three-and-a-Quar- ---- —— I -- sham% Moak- 111 130 117 19 3 per 63-sta. .Rest.f Vent • .r.as .ti.1...1..nre daily at " &elan lectnaa• M . P.. Mc. C. 21 . Boller M.P. who had sent a attributed in • great measure to the untiring exertions of 7 ,: ';,ii u l t. 1,..4%,, K , 1 1,., es 44 40 1 ter per Cents., 1021, 103, 24, 1, 1. New Five per '3 par Cents 1.6 is IN as 104 70 104 25 1 194 70 4 le round .1 1 . ,,rs cue annted ila lbw palsy. AP t • aerated 61 all an• %wan eseerte. cheque fur 101. 10..), and Mr. Ba ' ring, expressing their rc- Mr. Talbot, the secretary. In conclusion, he offered his 31. WO ()tat *esters ...- .. 5 1 1 44 04 ll 21 lei Cent. Annuities, 125. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1 'P er ''' . odd ineeilw.• .. nu _ . gret at being unable to attend • firm adhesion and constant support to the institution. SO all Inaseeter end °whale .96 90 DI Bank Stock, 225, 228. I n di a Stock, 285. a• 5 per Cents _ (wonves.) Stier Cent.. New Lou, ... ' n.-- sunk in,. ' ' est• I ltreet fella Table UM Pertleipation In ALEXANDER GlLLEspig,, g en .. move d the first The secretary then read the report, which, after an IA: 11! lb. Thiele ...,. ... .. 10 Ili em the 11...1 . • 77 54 7 There wu some difficulty in the house to dot, tExelangeon 1.011.106 i Melnik 25 374: 90 den:111 SCI. ... g ge , o wow i .,,,,,, ohcc 0 „,,,„ Tarty p a ,,..„,.. resolution. Others better qualified than himself would eloquent picture of the perils to which young females •t • ' ft IA. " 14 " aaa girbahir. 3 ill x 9...• . f AY r o OM. ' • 11 , 14 De. /VW ... 441M59 9 91 consequent upon Mr. W. Henry Oliphant being de- 8e1r,",,,°•1:,rxi549 1024 Merin :hula* Rena I - 14 11 , De. west n i ghts 'ow es 3 t . - llonian 5 waists 7 s-- BA a hom dared a defaulter. The " differences " involved are lan s; .. 714 Po. 1.3 , 971 .., ; lief. Qino4 facts would be sufficient to taint therm ypathy of the porten on the marked improvement which the so sit lards Northern .., .. IS I 13 tames banal! Ansa rumens Ay. I p,,,, . Yearly seen British public, and whoa he stated that not lea finances had exhibited during the past year. Whereas Ili Ili Condos and Blaskwall .Si SI lot considerable, as the party in question has hnd very P ' I n ."" X l 3 , L A" : •••• • • .. 9 4. 00 Tremr7 (bows - ... 1nt. 2 0 . ~ V. , . Pr.. than 1.200 houses had been de,troyed, and 10,000 is th e pre v ious y e ar'e a ee nun n ther e was a bal a nce of St. Ni l , Loh.. BileblatAlk !I. Coot MO lee extensive transactions in the various departments for •-' "' '''' -•- Bank Shins - 2 . * • ' . I slum. mew MAIM persons thrown on the community at Montreal, he 2t. 16e. 9d. against the inciety with 1001. drawn out of the 36 3 3 I ;',' land•• „ 6l4 , erth- ,,,,,..! •••• • l l4l " 3 its 11 • 3 Pants, Atm. 11.-St. Germain, 1,06.5; Versailles (right a t so some time past. His operations are understood to bank), -; &to (left tea), 32754; Awaited 0r10n:1.41,362 70: Par.a Tema . l te , _ l . was sure that alone would be sufficient to enlist the sym- funded stock, there was this year a balance of upwards of " "! ')•'"•'' ' .bur r i t De. Maw . 44 4 tot have been " for the ri se," and the fall in C onso l e is and 14 .4 H. '1" ; Rouen end 'lure, 357 s., ; 51anallire and *urn., ""*---- - ii boars Nths. 'Xad.Xa d S a. d. Sa d. if a . psthies nod liberality of this tau • try. It was expected that 601. in their favour , with 2001 added to the fund, which 10 1 Do.Slush.,6l . .sad RIC Is 1 0 14.10; Straboure and Sale, 300; Northern, 641 29 Pan. end 'tree. 7 I ( 2 30 011 7 3;t42' 0 11 2 be should calif on a few cattail*, he would, therefore, state, now consisted of '4Ol. stork, and am 4,..... Exchequer Bills. tt. 100 London & bouth•Wrider 654 4 " stated as the immediate cause of his em 17 SW 1 3 barranement. n.lna. 431 SO . Peri. and Lynne, 73R 75; Lyon. and'Avi , 58750 ; p re s te 3 6 ;33761441 0 II 4 on the mormag of Thursday, July 8, aAn broke out in V a rious clergymen had promised their attendance in the 50 MI Do.. SU ... ... • 3 4 41 The effect or the announcement upon the market, as Idonternu end Troyes, 20730; Overt -,• Dieppe and revamp, t , 411 2 10 I 6 3 7 10' 1410 II 3 the St. Lawrence district, which consisted principally of ulp' a d one-the Rev. Mr. Jackson, of Cheleca-had 10 34 De.. Eta ...... ,•;., 1 4 might have been expected, was very unfavourable as 2"; "rla and Bentie,Nl2 50; nordeauel and Tellte, 163 ,0 ; ?Cut. e 9 1 2 . 1 • 9 2112'146 ii 11 6 , wooden houses. The beat had been excessive fur several alrea d y l' preached .and a ser mon which had produced 161. The Si en I...deader/a tomb HS 13 4 3 pc iher an t Cute , 6:0; Grand Comte, 1,173 ; Mena et bt. Dieter I n the stock purchased by a " bull " has to be sold again Gray, 550. 0 14 Is a S•4O ' 11 33 01 115 3 1 ° 16 ' days before which caused the houses to be d and in- • Is d been f I ...0f 308 6 1 ell ihnich..Boavono Matto. 21 Si i. 2 a 4 5 i i 3 3 3 Ili 113C016 7 . • .. l and . . vr Wytiety..a IneeeeS nin suppresaing a to.u. is. toe s ris d, stor.sesteeito s lgi sot n 111 9/ 9 in the open market, should ho prove unable to meet BERLIN. AVG. 9.-Voluntary Loan, 103?. New i 11 9 s 6 . 6 3411 1 13 let ols 9 .tecomatne, a westerly wind prevailed, which fanned improper houses, and their success in reclaiming and saving •41 n o , a so . nua d. Mao, s So etle 9.347,113 1 0 Id 10 the d.unee to such an extent that it was found impossible to the children, had been equal to at least 80 per cent. of the St. WI 11113110/14 .. ... .. 714 72 eft ss ye/ est his liabilities. In view of the extraordinary fluctua- Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1041; ditto ~ s A 6 I 4 .IL P. 00IIT0n. 1204 , 1ent Miele.. 'oppress them. They nachos • spot near the Montreal whole number received. There were at present 45 children et. Ino Do. Illna..sni • Derby • 41 411 tions to which prices, especially in the railway 0,852), 104; ; National Debt, 942. Commercial AN FRANCIS. Seeman. General Hospital, a handsome edifice which was endeared in the iestitution, and 610 had been received since the eels - IS 17t W 1.1.01. •ent.'ll 1 - - market, have lately been aubjeeted, it le scarcely to Marine Society's Premium, 1251. Bank Shares, 1071. - - I AlsAtrB 31EDICATED CHEASI, and the t • F ..t..t II i i It.h et the BLAIOD.-15. Party, with many the citizen, by the many benefits suit, blades which them were two wings attached, one of mistress of it conferred on the blishment of the school . . One of the pupils wit now the 1,7 Ito tt r . , 1 4:7 •611u1d °lrbil. ... 7 44 e s a school in the west of England, and another ee g as p a t, Abs;nnirais7. me. I We.. , < , 1 nen. ISM Mal sba• al+ eery Wm niann, which was intended to perpet u ate th e m emor y of the Hon. had been recently married to a respectable tradesman in sod Bereeseit...,. „. Si 21 Me be expected thut the Consul settling and that in VIENNA, AUG. 9.-Five per Cent. Metalliques shares, which is fixed for next ' f y, will pasa 971; New Loan (Series A), 974 ; ditto (Series B), s a i s i, 42 - •l n tteon niatioaalohat try bet he waribed to J. Richardson, and the other that of Chief Justice Leith, th e rs e t r opob s . So 74 Newry sad RanleldUria.. 224 over without the announcement of other cases of 1121; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., -. Bank Shares, ran , 4 1,,, ,„, „La se system. The tame Mead •ventle tni rtre sad members of the legislative council ; and the leading Resolutions adopting the report, and pledging the meet- St. 11 0 Norfolk .. ... ... .. 42 4 et difficulty. 1,376; Exchange on London, 11.50. Bo ~,„j„„ ~,,, mamma. hal4,lllis takes se the 7 apereash geodesics of the city worked hard, among others, to check big to continued exertions, were then passed, and the pre- 16 I t Ilh ' SewS34- -" 3. 4 / 414 The unfunded securities present no change. Ex- MADRID, AUGUST 6.-Three per Cents., 431 p • bee -Cif .1 rt.ce. a nd It ma therefore be verycairesgoilyare. the [dames , in which they succeeded, and the hospital was ceedings terminated. SO I. Seedren tboulse teem 21 I Wm awl nem era taw ISISISP chsamb may he or d The flames to see the w ords of an e- et. 100 erg Milk .... ,_ •• 294 304 1.6 94 111 chequer Bills, March, are quoted 755. to 714 a. prem. ; after Bohm, 45 9-16 C. Three per Cents. Deferred, bream &ringed. New It seem • kw of amen, tau "Ye • . ap pe ared, ey 6 all Nedligsmaa • Def..- sa 14 ditto June, 708. to 735. prem. India Bonds, 91s. to 22 9-16 p.• after Bohm, 221 C. Debt (Ist class), not .tar hke water from a he lion- LOCAL MARE MARKETS , le G , N o ra Slinnelne.. si 44 40 11 4 HI zd bun so yeederte me duel. escreled et eztreeted frees the bleed Impels, . cataract . [ T ha ,mae as ea Neel wed state el the aminpienent. Thu, oarable gentleman ben exhibited • a plan of thefit 24 North WeMora_... ~ . - -94 e. prem. 10 13-16 ' after Bolas, 101 c.; (2nd class), .5t c • after ~ Itar ..,o fone..! ite. heart or eirealatiag be dalerlye or Or- town, and traced the course of the tire, which passed LIVERPOOL, ACOUST 11.-Our share market to-day is lea 1 northkgentbmeet . ..nane m 4 Pea Foreign stocks were generally flat, especially Gm- Bohm, 5 9.16 c. Bank of St Ferdinand , 104 1 F - Is If 114 ~ .X lOWA tbwir c u u n e y esmun i ons tram t h e as bib, WIZ through the St. LaWrenee &Knee, a n d i gn it e d the palac e of again fiat , and Daly a limited business doing ; quotations re all Oxfal Wors e & Wolter. 174 PS 71 nadian, Spanish, and Peruvian, but the change in change on London, 60.35. tr- • :•_te , I , Aad,..,__ln qua1i2, 004 ,.._ d'„,.. 36,11 2 1 • 1 • 1 °"•‘,..... . the Roman catholic bishop of the church adjoining.] The are still lower, sad the buying orders in the broken' hands !!. i.e I• ,___'•• • •,,,,,,t V a l= - - 71 7 3 . SI It SI 110 prices is immaterial. Mexican Bonds, on the con -11,-. ...,""' " i ll" '''''''ee """ '''' "'" -- "a"" - '''' - 7 fire contained from nine in the morning till bye or six in are both few and closely restricted. The fallowing are the a- 5 7; , ---- i- a; ,„. A r tr.,01 en istee•sw el Wad to wine per • qpp trary, were rather better, owing to the favourable ..„." „"7,',Ta,teir no stost 5 . ■ &pg.., j j ax u t ie s eele the evening, when it was &meted Still many of the Mho day's tranmetione :-Birmiugham and Dudley, 31-Caledo- e t et n o . c.a.,. . ~ • by MMES. eise . .i..,e the crest:lies is evidently Item the pleveann sad eure bitauts were full of apprehensions for the night,which were, ciao, 194-Eastern Counties, 101-East Lancas hire , 17 3-16 le I Ihnewabstry • lisniird.. 14 die anticipations created by the promise of assistance 3 .. ..:Me e 0.. . , end what mien . .. be more 11111a . .robiliag unhappily, well founded; for in two hours after, some f 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 798414a18 7711-Ditto ll' ati sarmeterr and clut.ve , from the British government, and the other mea- ------ emernm the balms* co 1 1 11 1Malal of dm asom Us" wooden houses in the rear of Dalhousie -square ignited, and (fifth shares), 4 9-16 d.-Lieemool, Cree y, and South- „. trlf,„•!• Mut-) ••• • ~,t9 t ri 15 4 4 sures about to be adopted for the protection of the WEDNESDAY Ev EN MG. s 4rt! Vlach nay be made ft exert web an entitetsal halleenee oa th ti coo .. are soon spread to the square, and caught Hay's Betel . port, '204-Lundos and North Western. 124 44 4 4 4-Ditto 1 p V,I, ~:: T„'Z ry ••• :: :: ,4 ;;1 a The mining share market remains dull. The rights of the creditors. Business was upon a quiet tirwtretratfee. el the hely es the inedlement The Kean was destroyed ; tad tits fin next caught the (new f shares), 304 - Ditto (1-shares, C), 14 p.-Manchee to I , c j ec o tw o . , 1 II ji., transactions to-day have been very few, and prices 4.o3•ll.tessube Jounial. June Oda scale. The transactions are thus stated: Brazilian Quebec suburb, end continued its ravages all night, and ter, Sheffield, and Linceln, 301 30-Ditto ( preference ... . inteaa e 5. C, and D, fatly - - -- - are nominally unchanged. Tinerofts are rather FALTIFUL HAIR.-The sacceadol results of until eleven o'clock the next day, when it burnt itself out. sh;res), 13-Ditto (6J. neure ( erence), 1 p.-Midland, 714 tar tot half oratory have proved, barn weesbam, that The hon. gentleman then read scene extracts from the f - 111tIror a tCANKAR OIL le eledneVll EMI MAINHIDIT iwir EETTI•h- MENOI/4101 p 1,.., to the effect " that the loss was estimated at ' -Great Southern and sateen, 44/. pda spat per Oast. - - die Scottish Midland, 12 -South Eastern and Dover, 10 Se leak Dyne -.., .- • 19 ' 0 a. 1110 kelp 0r10n ... ... .. se 70 57 i 9 • v - See* Make ... . 116/ 374 Old Five per Cents., 101/, 4; ditto Four-and-a-Half ocr Cent. Scrip, 21, 25 prem.; Brazilian New Five per Cents., 1829 and 39, 102. Chilian Three per havin better, g been done in the Stock Exchange at 131, but the prices closed 131 to 1. sirens m tbe mirk and notonakin ef the beers , end .1,,..,,, 1,200 ~...,d . w oy ~ ea and the money Lou , in ANCHESTER, AUGUST IL-Prices fluctuated through- I :, I g smatudig id nene , 11 . am The gold mining shares were fiat, especially Cer ny rwry other knosni wens hes talbed. It Indreasse Me MI ---- Cents., 701. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 83, 8 , um, soli. .. dim im, kale le lb bones and furaiture, at little udder 600,0001.; but if to out the day, and there was not much business. East Lanes. me i j uj u s . sa d H eet i syre a _ -.7 '- son's Creek and Golden Mountain, which were both mg moron late die pens 821. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644, 64 ; ebtom It fam Ned and that was added the loos of time and depreciation of labour. shire Preference Fifths, 4 v.-Leeds Stock, 79-She ffi elds, ti is therneellaventkeituae. 9 9 air state, at ewlentre in rather cheaper. Atuitralssian shares were a trifle um. mum it la imenteityr u Z aostlesse be of it would far exceed thst. Besides which, the loss had 30]-Dover. , 204-East Lanesehire, 17f -London Stock, 10 17 tale elllfinta .•. ••• •12 1/ ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. 971. Granada One way Maw silly sellimsa , end hatattooa . w the fallen chiefly on the Lthouring classes. On the morning 125-Eastern Counties, 104-Midland, 72. M all Reautholl aid 11= sp al 11 , 2 1 :i and-a-Half per Cents., ex DeC. 1849, Coupon, 211 ; better. St. John del Remar k -21 ; Imperial Brazi e•wistest Me. Is the growth of 'WA" eyebrows, , after the flee many of the hest features of humanity were ex- BIRMINGHAM, AUGUST 11.-This was a very languid ..,•• 0 , 11 . ~ 1_,,••••• • „_1 64_ „•ad ditto Deferred 81 Mexican New Three per Celts . , • ' Han 3 1 y 10 _,_••• 10121 •.„ _....... 11 be1t•0h1,,,........,,, 10 1 , 12 WI t ilmbili ”, 6l,..lhlL , j .... .:;°: hibited, the poor :whose houses were 'Tared were ministering market to-day, stacks of all deseriptior.s were little i • '' ' ""''""''—• eel t o • st. 103 YerhAlinestotteltierwto 69 f 2S, I. Peruvian Deferred Three per Centre, 68, 57/ ~ . ;and Cobre, 40to 41 ex div.; Anglo-Mexican •••"'" '• 7— , - --- ——-to th oneti f the s g fhi Awes mitred •fter, and all quotations were lower. and to . , pd . iii. co. sos Ta , sr rim e, 8,,,,1. eDelel I) la .ren--every bu ild ingo W e 55 101 Ols. ea Salgado= .. 71 7 ils 134 4' Nfint 22 59. Portuguese Four per Cents., 351. Russian ' ' ' co, to Ig i smile. Ilia al. asi ikabb Oa ails. Ilia Ceelbs- being filled, and all things appeared to be ain common.' LEEDS, Atiocer 11.-Then has been a . slight improve- 13 10 De.G.N.l.hsehase . 2 u 7/ 6 I. nob ftenhandes Messeser 04" we en the Imam Isis. Still, the amount of suffering was ruck as no charity could mint in the tone of the market this morning, though the Rt. 103 Toth old berth *Wow 4 1 4 !!e1 47 11 74 Five por Cents., 1201 ; ditto Four-antra-Half per THIS DAY. Bs theamooro flnpn_ l l l _llooll the Sash dr.. I IPAP. 92 "oft , immediately reach. Large numbers of persons were demi. extent of business doing is only small. Midlands closed at Cents., 1041, 4. Spanish New Deferred Three per Two o'Ceocx. Ma LIMED AT FIRED IllterraLL A. nowLAND and . 4 0 aner•l9o9lolkukuss utters-sold t tete of shelter, and that under a blazing sun, with the r 24 ; Lancashire and 1 'Thane's at 791; North Westerns, eo . " ill- iiicjjo . , Cents., 211, a. The transactions in gold mining shares have been 1.54, :O. mom.m. Larks. awl by Climate and Per • thermometer ranging from 90 to 100; many ehildrea bad at 81. Is. 34.; and East Imaciasbi;es, at 171. 1 i tam „ died." The liontreaf !fervid also stated 'that the majo- levirlfhgear•I evirlfhgear• .to Ot.lirest. I, 31 The last Stock Exchange quotation of Canada Six more numerous to-day, but prices are fiat, especially VENRY MIL L r ig of the victims were of the labouring clamps and their SEVERE THUNDER STO . 11.716.-JCORN BET ON FIRE V I ni ....1= sha wl r Cent. Bonds is 1161; and of City Navigation for Agua Fria and Canon's Creek shares. Austra ") M. In. sad let sug ri more especially those of the children,' wre ' - 0 VORD-STREET, e nr, . •0...,....,,..... „ i ~,i . in- ay LIGISTNINO.-On Wednesday afternoon, a most awful e el IN Welt, D u dl e y tense, t ere being no shelter for them from the sun; the exhibition of lightning and thunder was presented in the d-mlialf per Cent. Bonds, 97. The Portuguese loan of 1823, guaranteed by Brazil, lion Freeholds have been done at 10s. to 12s. 6d. crwithmar. Maine human .IP • L 0 N D 0 N , recommends it ,. bwoocicjid GOLD whole bad little to eat, and • great deficiency of water, town and neighbourhood of St. Helen's. wank ms, of the ROIL Some births had taken place in the fields during the night. There are levant to OreetWestern 904 $l4 new buildings completely destroyed, and the end walls of Sell WI Orribbnallissfousta zurrrsi.oorientuctiors, Some 1,700 houses had been binned, and from 10,000 to others have been th rown down. One man wee struck and Seseetestinatkeeters 904 104 / ~.- -.' , i . r e ) .. Lt a l , D ip t i t.:A u zz.t. w r iL D. 15.000 bo persoe s tzere s.fi ti r v i o:elt w e i t in t l , r u o t pen t ai c r i. T4Lpool: k illed on sz y t, w i l i iils s t ac t i ls t e . w o if o e f ot he D r a c te l l dr A e tli n swrtemo,..oe 17a lei as e mspeandare j _ (lawn i l 4 .. In silver Cams, at lie Irmilsolill.Weeteral 94 94 ate • ow ,. and there was no complaint or desposideaey." He vilely burnt. Seven' Aeons of oats ia Mr. P. Ford's field, • modeihatt i . 33 SS IS .1 • ' , 91- a' • ' NSW 8110W411121MOS, as begged to vao.• "Toot . t.bia meeting has heard with deep Parr Hall, took fire and were burnt to cioden. The new M. 100 :.- , 1 , .. • In , eakatait an entoneke regret of the late calamitous fires at Montreal , by whicn g a s-e o rks chimney 01 Messrs . Bromilow, Bro th er, sad So Owed to Gt. Itertheen) ItO 132 ..." • .-• * 0 s e sortessat el geo aad nearly one-third of the city , moaning principally of the therm at Mboldinseit Collie .is lit •• 1 t large Aire- ' 3 33 alerraellee th 03 " Me " ry sp ,•eo we and to pay off which a new loan of a million has just been brought oat in this market, is duly an- O. ll ' S" ' mem mime anise Pala• yesterday. to-day. . _ _ nounced for redemption by the Mears. Rothschild. moms 1 Ana Trim su 1 f pet 11 The amount i sads. s 954,2501. The Tasmania has arrived off the coast from 15,1" 20 4 " wisn 10,006 10 Aostralestan Portland Ray, with gold to the value of 26,000/., "coo to easeralian loo,ike les. Anglo Callkellien and the Agricola from Sydney, with 5,549 ounces. im ' ull° I Apurreitera rmhcid lki,ooo I Ave Nada pee : 1. 11 .. 3 all 11 4 als 4 4 all 4 llx aykOND-HAND PLATE , dwellings of the poorer inhabitant', has been destroyed, neys bolos la Morn. Bourns and &Massa, sif the lleseedteGreatgestern 33 34 The value of these imports is 48,0001. Bee. SO Blaenanon Inn sad Coal all ... .. I A. aOW .i . /,') aao_,......__Uta PL A T ED it I.ELECUW , scosne and about 10,000 human beinge have been deprived of 'het- Broad • Oak Colliery, are damaged Otte of th 1 eti 34 /14111011y1LTerkliNgid 113 113 Much diasatiafaction has been expressed by met- 1 .1.= .1 6,164, " 111 • 111600 kle all i 4 .211 i N.V. ' -•.',` . r si r ;17bititia ter and the means of subsistence." 24 1 . !S e ,/ Pit t e :is s. am ---......___-- o,•r,levelled once before by a similar * stroke, and the die el the II i I t zie rt i l rare. ill t ioj: . it tli - MILLS, Esq., in the unavoidable absentee of T. Ba- engine-house was also completely brow& be the woad. Se SO Ilrellbed Miami 1 It 1 /ad 2 RWIL - ring, Esq., seconded the resolution, and said that, in cases The rain filled the brook, and all the MS in Ilse • ' l l 12 111111. sal LSAT la oleo la mans variety. Ma Geld Owe* from Ma olds; also AL- aecceaacY• of Marne, ne lengthened appeal to the British public was bourhood is laid, and likelytosprout.-Lienomal (lintel Seise& iss 144 '- in 50 DIM Psdhlare (date) 11/ Si FOUR MEN STROCE ST LIONT/11140.—Between two as 20 tossOnfteserAsotlCeSt. chants and others interested at the extraordinary de- iir - - British Inc 13.3 000 33 Brall. Ilop.(iee. et Si. pee 214 34 31 lay in the delivery of the letters brought in b r the 6 4 00 30 Do. Oatomand Oalaba all - - Propontis, Cape mail steamer. This vessel arrived 11 •" 4 34 De ' It' John MI he ; •• 13 - - at Plymouth on Mondayevening, but the letters were 14009 . , One Papper 210.1400 1 Canoe • Creek all 4de par 1 1 40 40 411 d not Atainable in town till this morning, a portion I ° ll .°P o •.1 C°l°'ital, Odd .... •••••• 1 i i sin The resolution wee unanimously agreed to. and three o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday last John tlemesallalledalk) ..... 191 101 II - - till rituvo Iron 21ii each. . . e'ef . Lirt of Priors mad Inurtahas, will he THOMSON HANEEY,* Esq., Governor of the Bank 'flatly, of Fritwell, John Brandrick of Stoke Lytle, James to se narthereadbosrosestict being delivered at 9, and the rest at a quarter to one moon ' --r- ""- Erse. kAostrallaa Cotner all 1 4 dim ec i , 4‘ll" ir ee , r e p e l ti l e h e e tfea by letter; sad an mel7llllPliatalm of England , moved the next resolution, and mid that, Coggin', of Fewcott, and George Hickman, of Stoke Line, (lewd le gast.Coact.e. 44 66 o'clock this day. The cause of the delay is 'opposed Wow 20 Olaffld a Aunt. although he did not panes the local information contained 7.1 23 lam workmen in the employ of Sir H. Peyton, Bart., of Swift's. r B ;=* .IkTora - - to be some mismanagement on the part of the Post W,'" tickle. Mountain all 1 4 eta ' • ke Addrere-171, 172, sad In, OXPORDZISZET. • in the statement of the calamity which had befallen Montreal, how, Matta', Were struck by lightning is the farm ,176 114 DUN iLaistit) (ditto) - - SU o ffi ce. Now that the whole of the Cape frontier is 11.000 ' 72,040 Grand Duchy of Beds pm Polnon. ... all 14 74 pm 1 v • v which had been so forcibly brought forward by Mr. Gillespie, stable, in which they had taken shelter during 'storm. They 10 1 0 i mm iL. • in a state of war, the number of persons who look 11:10 • PIN ' Liberty • ---.- yet he did not feel the less gratified at attending a meeting were on some yetehes under t , a harness, which was hang- Osseskaie Beaten My 261 100 0410 Lake Radium. all 1 4 r /.- mi _._.--__T- in that hall, where so many of his fellow eitiscras often met lug over them, when the Oeelllferiee took ohne. All were at.i 100loyeton erlllll64lln(bes. with anxiety for the arrival of each mail is increased, so:ono eon.etealltor,Gehz.C.Co. ell I die i 4 : On neCallOOS of a more joyous character ; sad he was sure knocked down ; Coggin and lHickmgn were but slightly it les shaullauhrra 100 i Dic - icamo Hareems . all dle par 10,000 1 Minikanalloittlabiaa 9 4 9 • . - ,....341111h111.A1 • that on no occasion would they meet there more readily injured. Eralbdriek was shaken, and is angering from .„ isowl=Bl.. g.Sp.et. tolerable. 21.0,000 New Granada _.. • than when they were called on to express their sympathy the effects. !Baby is seriously injured, sod fears are enter " (MAU las. amd Tait. - - As yet the reaction in the recurity markets does MAO Nouveau Meade with their fellow countrymen under calamity in erg rained as to his recovery. The electric fluid struck him on II el p ol lxjjajosi n ix ade d Port Philip part of the world. He begged to move-" That the the heed, banking a hole la, and betting his " shanty," es Mk WO me ) 1 i el' not appear to have extended to the miscellaneous 1 , 5 ;. , , 1 7, Quarts Rook all 4 pee i. a l .zeetions which an being made in Canada to render which be had on, oa fire, went down his cheek, completely l• 69 WW2 Wafts • p. Anal (X. . (bred loMallMents• - - joint stock share market, which generally remains Loon so sssiisiesscas. l5l 111 lti ... ht .,. to the sufferers can onl y afford nay and t ees . hail, off his whisker, to hit breast, and down the arm to IPart o • _, si 14 Ditto DOM Mae • .. 32 U firm, inquiries being numerous. 30.000 I Nis* Aastrellan 6,01/0 10 Iln Croft 7 194 iii Ibl the el w where it burnt a bole in his 0 porary relief ; and this meeting is of opinion that the cals. i coat . • ••••• 1 •.°8 et too Mina k gemmed tiSiiiiie Bank shares are firmly supported. The Australian 43,174 es, sat [t u ft e d Molt. . miry which has suddenly overtaken so many of our fellow from the shock, Hickman found Bixby is a state of tefiereat Western) lO4/ 106‘ Bank shares, which lately showed symptoms of re- memo I wee stemmas ell 4 ale par i 4 no swiww,....._ C_: subjects appeals . loudly to the sympathy and liberality of insensibility, and on fire. The Inmates of the man ceding from their advanced rates, ate rallying again. I°°o4° I Tub "' _ 1 . 71 •. • • r- - ----- -- it the British public." awn forthwith rendered what aid the house afforded, PRIIPLIttrit.B SHARES. I London Joint-Stock Bank shares have risen 10e., 0 1 i i Baron ROTHSCHILD, M.P., setcnded the resolution, and said that he was sum that the British public would &wit and a messenger was despatched to Bieester to Mn. Cawson, st, ' 100 11 1 0/ 11 .„,..2 1 r ~, eon. That gentleman was, with Mr. Fitzgeral d , his • I I.`"' '''' .. ' "" * "* - 1 - - et hertietsue a Exeter 4 pre O. 106 10$ and London and Westminster are very fi rm. The COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. • ' ----- _1 " assistant , soon is attendance , and rendered rofessional aid. respond liberally and generously to the appeal ; for when it ... gg tel . sales of the week are recorded as follows :-Austra t ligilinnflTlO was recollected it how generous a manner similar appeals lllaby's flee is distorted, be is scorched, and it is feared for like &amities on the continent, and especially inflames 15 I 5 Chewer an Ilolyhen .. Illy 154 that the brain and chest are tapered by the lightning. The Sr all Deader, Perth, and Alin lasi, (40/. 'mid), 56, 4, 68; Colonial (251. paid), 151 ex die.; London Joint Stock (101. paid), 181, 4, 19, 8 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. • - .0 of the fire at Hamburg, had been usponded to; he was four were all rendered insensible by the shock. Blaby was dee. Junction ~. ~ In Anallanfll.loo6p.O. . 3 3 18/, 19 ex div.; London and Westminster (201. CO A/C-The market is steady. The only pubr sal ic • consisted of 1,500 boxes Ha ab ' Havana , of which about half . - certain that the claims of the subjects of the Queen of so for some time. Brandrick's shock wee less lasting than :, :tlr.`" Do, de. (1/47 par to t - - this country, with whom they were to closely connected, Blab ,'L paid), 32, :, lex die. ; National of Ireland (221. 10s • sold, without altering notations, IMP O ItTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHI NG , would be II felt , tt of their groat BREADBTUM IN LONDON AND FARIS etilla y DO only on access.-Annexed 05 :I gat:f . '"•:".:."?..°l IPIP". s nairH. 194 , Pnovineial of Irolami f9B/ 0ei..41 dal .4. r • - .;---- 11,3 1490.4 Nair %mewl 1 Annual ' 11" Q. I , 0,224 EIeIII . ItIIII Ar . I p r , ~. % ela tI y lerly 4 F. et 1... .... • i . le. rm. ! 1 agars. WO . T.Alt .r . ' agars. maim. 14ra li*. —l --- ' 64. 4 it 14. d 3 ears lithe.' S 4. d Ls.d. S P. 41. 33 332 7 1 1 2 3.2 UI 1 1 ail 41'0 11 2 3. 1 1 1 6 j 3 27614 4 0 12 31 4 411 2 10 6 3 7 10' 1 4 1 012 2 42 9 1 2• I ' 1 211 14611 11 6 31 14 10 1 1 49 ' 0 3 30.11131 0 16 2 2. 2 4 4 0, , 3 33611136, 0 16 7 3 .11 9 1 6. 6 3 4 II 112 11.1 016 9 3 , 3 6 4 • 1 4 9 . 3 4 7, 113 1 014 10 MILLS, Esq., in the unavoidable absence of T. Ba ring, Esq., seconded the resolution, and said that, in cases of distress, a. lengthened appeal to the British public was necessary. The resolution was unanimourly agreed to. THOMSON HANKEY, Esq., Governor of the Bank of England, moved the neat resolution, and said that, although he did not possess the local information contained is the statement of the calamity which bad befallen Montreal, which had been so forcibly brought forward by Mr. Gillespie, yet he did not feel the less gratified at attending a meeting in that hall, where so many of his fellow citisciis often met on occasions of a more joyous character; and he was sure that on no occasion would they meet there more readily than when they were called on to express their sympathy with their fellow countrymen under calamity in any part of the world. He begged to move—" That the exertions which are being made in Canada to render smistanee to the sufferen can only afford partial and tem porary relief; and this meeting is of opinion that the cala mity which has suddenly overtaken so many of our fellow subjects appeals loudly to the sympathy and liberality of the British public." Baron ROTHSCHILD, M.P., seconded the resolution, and said that he was sure that the British public would respond liberally and gentrouily to the appeal ; for when it was recollected in how generous a manner similar appeals for like ealamities on the continent, and especially in the can of the fire at Hamburg, had been responded to; he was certain that the claims of the subjects of the Queen of this country, with whom they were so closely connected, would be equally felt, not only on account of their great sufferings, but on account of the interest that was taken in the colony. The resolution was then carried. nt■t 1, t par 0r0t....1 Bristol & Ruler 4 port' ,Osledooloa 810 Chester sod Itolyßrost Doodos. Perth, and Abr. deem rosettes Bast Aeolian( $1.1600p.e. 100. do. (W.)l pw Ct.. Riot Zus.k.ata.,s p !Ditto N.. MINCINGI-LANE.—THIS DAY. ST OAN.—The market is steady. The only public sale consisted of 1,500 boxes Hatannak, of which about half sold, without altering quotations. COTIEE.—The public sales are progressing without spirit at previous prices. Yesterday on 'Change 2,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 445. TEA.— A fair proportion is selling in the public sales, without any material alteration in prices. Elar.rrruaz.-400 bags were offered in public sale, and bought in—refraction 4,28 a. 6d. to 29.. ; ref. 26e. r•iktIANT to FAMILIES FURNISHINO,' , lidt efemtool wadi waken. 000( TRW ri304:11 Pol.lblitO MAHOGANY ARABIAN fie4,l,nr, t ahinft, Carpet. Laxking-itma. rii Upbalosey w:' I n - eeullPlttY HoLak n sad U, QuaniNainNEW. etlMiG Zatiaialaa glyea, sad a Urn of priors NO post : , M. •w 6 pir . Cest. Rosh faa1. 1 1• 13 .4 4 5 1 p- 6 1 1 3. 1 , Cast Lae. p P gr. ors. Gliabangli, ?rib, sad' Moho. 44 Psi tit ...1 -it Marlboro r Ortl "3.Reileertp,ble3e!tr: If I pa 14 114 111 144 16 141 SOUTH AMERICA. 131 Ii all4i 141 I psi 24 dis SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY, I P.H. wren has just arrived with the South Ass '44 rude, Her orates aro—Buenos Ayres, July 2 ; kA.I4. 0 0 L . iiiiiiiiVeotra(1)L __ OWeio-Pliskilsot•oz t.Weotero, Ind 44 I lousioliiro Saab. P —_ 1.. e. A Mob. Gus.ipoto Ditto Pref. 3 pCt. OtM•t lor.lVitAVleroo3o.Tltirti LoodoodwryAlionlok 01 Moo.libief &U m*. ilso.t4o SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and but very litte doing, at the following prices :—Prime Meadow Hay, 765. to 841.; inferior, 665. to 725.; new, 60e. to 72a. Bowen, 63e.; Clover, old, 86s. to 100 s.; new, 68s. to 80e.; Straw, 275. to 32a. t mum has Ilimmoned the delegates of the Argen -21. tvefederstion to meet at Santa Fe in August. Tie Hrizilian army have retired to Brazil. The .44 7 hfiwern Brazil and Monte Video had been "motledged hr the latter. At Itie the fever had taw eared De. New ill . Ds. sn Ut 141124 $4 1 4". PrA"," 1074 100 i IBE BRISTOL ABDUCTION CABE. To INN TDITOM Ur Till as ratios. SIR —Oar attention has been drawn to a letter at 1,14, T. ii Johnstone in your paper of this date ter ' , vie the 'eon, abduction ease near Bristol. As be the husband we beg to deny, of our own know tke emertions of Mr. Johnstone in the Blow of his I h. e :reinswaner. of this painful ter were not fully sxat More Mr Justice Erle, mis t lordship's duty, • tb. Wilt of habeas corpus, was simply to ascertain whe yr was men and if not to remit theiiartim the riction at the time of issuing the writ. Neither h o 'hmd nor his b rot h er were h oun d over to k eep t h e """'marls the wif e o f t h e f ormer or towards any ode ; * Ih , learned judge, front the very few facts which N•fore him, stated to Mr. Johnstone's solicitors that st stmeation he did not think that any allows's,* ' 64 4 wok. by the hatband. Aa.l many farts as well as letters from the no. I os' • mob sad Cdnily, now in our possession, inmates "hie the allege of " systematic persecution," sir ; 1 ,7 "I milintinew, but show that our client has tiemi , 0 1 7 mowed, and that to a, extent which few would be " Meible.—We remain your very obedient servants, HARRISON and DOBREE. hart HARRIS ON 0 10mosbury, August 10, 1852. ,„ 1 : 111, m ACCIDENT AT BVIU.Y.Y, NEAR A ' l % . -- The sol calamity has at length resulted tb• sif of . th e injed persons, namely Mrs. Smith, of 7, Rear lArds. This unfortun a te penal, it will be Wi.red, had a thigh and an arm broken, end was other re.adfulj miuri il. She died yesterday C raelda,) , lifednesday), an inquest was opened upon the tr f hat Voi adjourned to a future day after the medical .4 isaf kid bees takes. That a subscription be erased, and that Woos be left at all banking-houses in the metropolis, with a request that they will receive contribu tions for this object.' SAMUEL GURNEY, Esq., seconded the resolution, which was 'greed to. PETER MOLT, Est , moved :—" That certain gentle -1 sea sassed be appointed a committee for receiving sub laeriptions, and for applying them in such way as they shall 'snider most effectual for the relief of the destitution and poverty caused by the late fires in Montreal, with power to add to their num ber, and that three of the committee be a gnome." He wish ed! that the hall had better filled nume rically, but the attendance was, nevertheless, highly respect. able and influential, and evinced that the mother country was always alive to the wants of the colouiers ; and Is trusted that an ample rihscription would he the result. The Hon. ARTHUR KINNAIRD, M.P., seconded the resolution, which wee also carried. JOHN DILLON, in moving the next resolution, alluded to the meeting being then assembled on a spot which was ! also the scene of a great couflagration, which had prevailed ! foe three days and three nights in the City of London. He' I moved " That in order to promote a general subscription ' through the United Kingdom. the (emotion of loud com mittees in all the principal cities and towns be recommended and that they be invited to communicate with and remit their contributions through the London committee." T. H. BROOKING, Esq., seconded the resolution, I I which was carries d unanimously. 0. PIA nowt, Esq., moved, and Mr. C seconded a I resolution " That these resnlutioas and the lira of wriptioes be advertised et the discretion pinta committee." Which was' greed to. The Rev. Mr. CAMPBELL, of Montreal, moved a vote of thanks to the Lord Mayor, and, in the course of his ob. nervation, stated that he had been in communication with the government, and had been assured by the Colonial Se• 'rotary that they were only waitiag for further information from Montirel Mfore they Adopted active measures for the ! relief of that city. He had also revived sasurence of sym- ' ! pathy and assistance from the Archbishop of Canterbury end the Bishop of London, and he read a note from the latter right rev. prelate regretting that he was unable to attend the meeting. W. LEAF, Esq., seconded the resolution, which was carried by acclimation, and, after some appropriate re marks from the Lord Mayor in reply, the meeting se- MILDIcAL BTAIP.VOLVST COLLEGE.—At a meeting of the council recently held at the Hanover-square Rooms, James Adey Ogle, M.l) , Reciu• l'rnfe•eor of Mr4licine, Oxford, and 11. Wentworth Arland, M.D., Radcliffe Libre ' Tian, Orford, were unanimously elected vies-presidents of the college. is a comparison of the present prices of wheat, 1107;:7;c1 'mead in London and Paris:—The highest quotation of wheat of the first quality in Paris is 26f. tkc. per 12 hecto• litre., which is equal to 40s. Bd. per quarter ; and the high est price of white wheat of the first quality in London being 608, per quarter, it follows that wheat is nearly 23 pea cent. dearer in London than in Perils. The highest quotrion of flour of the first quality in Paris Is 34f. 3.5 c. the 100 kilogrammes, which is equal to 345. 6d. per sack of 280,b. English ; and the highest quotation of flour in the London market being 40.. the sack, it follows that flour is nearly 16 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. The price of bread of the first quality in Paris is 30c. per kilo gramme, which is (qua) to rather more than 60. the 41b. loaf English weight; and the price of bread in London, at the full-priced shops, beisg 7d. the 41b. loaf, it follows that bread is about 36 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. The second quality of bread in Paris is quoted at 22e. per kilogramme, which is equivalent to about 32d. per 41b.losf. Tug LARK or HAARLEIL—The grand enterprise of draining the Lake of Hearten was accomplished during the month of July last. All that now remains of what was before a sea is a little running water, for draining which preparations are being made. Tae ATLEBBL'RT ELECTION.—The liberal mem bers for this borough, Mr. K. Bethel' and Mr. A. 8. Laz ard, were entertaiurd on Titsestey last with a festivity in celebration of the triumph bf popular opinion is the consti tuency. A very numerous gathering of their supporters assembled in Hardwell-park, the demesnes of Dr. Lee, in which tents, etc., were erec'ed for their accommodation, and music and fireworks were provided for the occasion. Both gentlemen, iu the course of the proceedings, addressed the multitude assembled to do them honour, and espressed their determination to support the priaciples which they professed in parliament, and called upon all intelligent men to keep th.,ir eyes upon the proceedings of their opponents, and by so doing preserve themselves from delusion and the discomfiture of their objec• . VALUE or LAND.—We insert the following para graph for the consolation of any antiquated politician who still clings to the notion that *lie effect of the corn laws will he to throw land out of cultivation, and, of course, render it worthless. On Wednesday last, Mr. Boggles, auctioneer, sold at the George Inn, in this town, two fields, called West Pennyfine Form, situated in the parish of Lamesley, county of Durham, containing 2i acres, for 1,6301., being upward. of 40 years' purchase upon the rental. We entreat our hrrbytte contemporaries to copy and publish this crumb of comfort for desponding tioule—Newrostle Govirdion. CORK AND BANDON RAlL'WAT.—Return of traffic for week ending August 7, 1862 :—Pamengers, parcels, &e., 214!. Os. 3.1. ,• merchandise, cattle, &c., 33!. 14e. 6d. ; total, 2481. Its. Bd. (20 miles open.) Corresponding week last tear: 601. 13e. 6d. (10 miles open.) GREAT Llt‘V.3llllollla RAILWAY.—A proposal is about to be submitted to the proprietors to provide the capital nquired for the completion of the line from Namur to Arks. ;Chatlernt DO' ma &wave ...I Mitt! Khasi& Gnu buEau Pre:conta. nran!likin!tkme .Wi.t.o(l 6;:IND;C;(1K711=6111 VlTiat IeIC . . iwd UN, at Pit e, et. I Alesbourit Do. (hwiway) Ib.- . lb. (Canal) Illadva• flan. Astonla —Do. ••• lAwir sad I.4est . IV. Wool% of Veet. e Iln. .1 I. a per et. ittr 14. & Aek.. ehe.) Orlean. 4.n4ll4ordraur. Porn , an 1 Idone rarl. end Orleans ... Paris and Sown .. Peri. nn•l •trnetrerr, been and Ilurre ambit and *Cure Tenn end Neat.* I Went /I.nderr . Waststo a 4 3 3sp. As yet the reaction in the security markets does not appear to have extended to the miscellaneous joint stock share market, which generally remains firm, inquiries being numerous. Bank shares are firmly supported. The Australian Bank shares, which lately showed symptoms of re ceding from their advanced rates, are rallying again. London Joint-Stock Bank shares have risen 101., and London and Westminster are very firm. The sales of the week are recorded as follows :—Austra lasia (401. paid), 66, 1, 68; Colonial (251. paid), 151 ex div.; London Joint Stock (101. paid), 181, 1, 19, 181, 19 ex div.; London and Westminster (201. paid), 32, 1, 1 ex div. ; National of Ireland (221. 10s. paid), 191; Provincial of Ireland (25/. paid), 461 es div.; Union of Australia (261. paid), 461, 45, 44, 46, 451, 47 ex div.*; Union of London (101. paid), 17. f, Dock stocks are in demand, and advancing rapidly. East and West India stock has risen 31.; London. 305.; and St. Katharine, 4/. Commercial stock h quoted 10.5; East and West India, 169 ex die., London, 132 4 ex div.; St. Katharine, 94, 96 ea div. The dividends on these undertakings are if garded as very satisfactory, and thus we see that a stimulus has been given to enterprise in this direr tion, more than one new dock company hei r = jected, with a view to meeting the increased merits of the trade of our great port. There is little change in the prices of steam-beat shares, which remain steady. The last quotations are :—Australian Royal Mail, 41 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 601; General Steam Navigation, 29,1, 281, 29; Peninsular and Oriental Stem, 841, 851, 86, 841; ditto, New, 361, 36; Royal Mall Steam, 81, 801, 791, 801,1. Insurance shares are quiet, and prices have been generally fairly supported, except for Alliance Life, which are weaker. Globe stock has rises 2/. The present quotations of the market are as follows:—Albion, 86; Alliance, 221, 1; ditto, Marine,4ll; Atlas, 191 ex div. and bonus ; British Commercial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 19, 1 ex bonus ; County, 102; Crown, 161; Eagle, 71; Equity and Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 34; European Life, 14; Family Endowment, 31; General, 51 ; Globe, 146; Guardian, 56 ex div.; Imperial Fire, 236; ditto, Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 51 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 5: ; London Ship, 281; Marine, 171 ex div ., and cx new; Medical, Invali d, and General, 21 ; Minerva, 5 ; Monarch, 14 ; National Loan Fund, 21; National .Provincial, 11 ; Palladium Life, 21; Pe lican, 4.5; Pheeilix, 170; Professional Life, 1; Pro vident Life, 40 ; Rock Life, 71; Royal Exchange, 230 ; Sun Fire, 213 ; ditto Life, 55; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 41; Universal Life, 41 ; Victoria Life, 5, 5.1. Equitable Reversionary blares are quoted 119; General Reversionary and Investment, 100; London Reversionary, 13; Reversionary Interest Society, 106. - - Miscellaneous Phan% arc quoted u follows in the official list :—Auction Mart, 26 ; Australian Agri cultural, 20; Canada Company, 30; Hudson's Bay COALS.-Lonnow, Avocar 11. -Ships at market, 62 ; sold, i3.-Hate's West Hartley, 13a. 651. ; Chester m e i n , 12 5 . 6d. ; Barden Hartley, 13a. 6d. ; New TanSeld, 12s. 3d. ; Redheugh Main, lls. 9d. ; Tanfteld Moor Butes, 12s. ; Tyne Main, 1 Is. 9d. ; West Wylam, 12a. 6d. ; NVylam, 13a. 3d. ; Walls End Northumberland, 131. ; Eden Main, 13a. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Lamb ton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Russel's Helton, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Shotton, unacreeocd, 135.; Walls End Stew art'', 15e. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 145. 6d. • Walla End South Hartlepool, 14a. 3d.; Walla End South !Cellos, 14s. ; Walls End Thoruley, 145.; Derwentwater Hartley, 14s. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff. 21s. PROHIBITION Os' AN ORANGE PROCESSION.—For some days past, public announcements have bee n circulated in Liverpool that the various lodges of loyal Orangemen would celebrate the anniversary of the battle of Aughrim by a public procession on the 12th inst.; and on Tuesday a very numerous meeting of magistrates was held at the police court, for the purpose of deliberating on the neces sary measures for the prevention of outrage and the main tenance of the public peace on the occasion. Their worships resolved that notices should be posted, cautioning offenders against any violation of the law, and intimating a determi nation to punish any infraction of it. Subsequently, how ever, informations were sworn before the Mayor, Thomas Littledale, Esq., that great danger to the public peace would ensue if the procession were allowed to take place at all; in consequence of which his worship yesterday (Wed nesday) issued a proclamation interdicting and prohibiting the intended meeting, and cautioning all parties that any infringement of the order will be visited with prosecution according to law. Much dissatisfaction and disappointment have been expressed by the members of the Orange lodges, whose intentions were stated to be perfectly legal and peaceable, but in compliance with the injunction of the civic authority, all idea of the procession has been com pletely abandoned. UNION BANK OF AUSTNALIA.—The meeting of the Union Bank of Australia was held yesterday, and a re solution was pawed for givi ng th e director' 3.0001. instead of 2,0001. per "mourn as the remuneration for their services commencing from 11l July in the present year. FP 51'104 4 4, c,1%. • ' 0;41 "4.'4 T.: Ito. Ow. 34 par oat— rdord. Wanoalor, and Wolof", Cle.ll per Owl Do. do. do Illia.l 8 per Cont... ...1 bath Drees ... .. !Well York. 4 per Ct.Onci Waierioril & Kilkenny .. 'Tack, Neireartle.k Ihrw , Ot.Nortk of Kni.parek. ,Ditto___ Ditto . .. 1 S 4 Ij pm llt If 14 130 id 2 1 4 by -1031 107 j 11 21 pa 181 1 Is 1 fl 1 j 010 101 103 $ Sj I.ILWATIL TY ad s ll l~~ - 4 W< I ftl i pea z d it $ 8 I 28 111 of 11 % pm 53. iil 13 141 /4 131 1 61 1 I pa