The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-24 00:00:00

,/ —,~ar.— Tht No. 1,N78.] LONDON, TUESDAY E% ENING, AUGUST 24, 1852. [TH REEPENCE. AIKIN LI V. 81 0 .8 OPINION of "PALE ALE," B piles to the, oast el bane I Wee la *nab al sawn Swaged. Win haw metre the 11111111104011 that he rovried• ;,..tow.tt Ine meant sal the Stinky St lv Setae In the setesUlle u. • g!.....ag Walt .1 that be had a bag el such undegrable le,ety. Karel tig requested Ow putiaation et the following , e r.sal tbf ~r ut wire the alibis af the tentless •hkb toe n.a rausediss In Mr. "Weepy : ad...5tmt....1 by strychnine ithlch hae been takes Eg ' ,wady is I Leta.% rimmed to is. 4.1 rest inlyantrare, sad I thartht Reif Itimi by *Mute to dim. sweats the erne. It I st.trl to ret,llett nub say H. Illy thr .I'. R d &sir rallun Mtn r beer h yehnse. It would hare Ws ge:hase swag lad soother bre•ery to shleh show, sad ..; I.lllr. 1 n nasal in gay stip:ire the Nurses rode of mrsigat se a '... 1a tout usher tweeters We Itawariais tyre w sequins! .11 the asetrue Um thee ableisil et baits: lb.stristratas 1 stressed et Its beeer.se us my letter W Mr. ch..; I. Is alsert, sl ...Lis a ...ow aa Ind tbe rt Merry Ord asy Kahn. wee • r.letttly roolb.e.l U. /gr. Alhapp's tha see sat Ila saw. say tr mesh* relernit t that eta.. al herr.' JUSTUS LIChIU. Gamer. 3411: 1 . Mr. SOUNI) awl WHITE TEETH are not only in angnroMy mobile be a ptiembeg .grads r • sear, bat oe peettiterly appretberel Woe. bk a a l Wily we to the pun.. 01 MIA rl lager*. mamma die earber 0, MAI* tame' ad Ile I orris* 111/WLANDIr MONTI). a 11 till. I ESTIEIIIt F. man& unerralled In lb capabilit b ut cube'. t o e, rule, pre-e.ieg the beds to e bitte period o 4 tlt .3:i N .oend to emanate all belie rad coherence% end In. ..t • prat 1-11,6 t •btteseas to the reeedtled ..ratans, tern, OpU4ll Of nod. the gums dm antl td. and thug la the , beep cli Ina foible. and boa Iledhereatie In fl uence Imparts .t. or,* eat runty In the breath. Pelee b. 9d. pet boa. Caution. lb/...d• "110.16154 i ttelonte" ale an the label, and "A. boulaart 1 . !Utica panacea" eagreved an the poet resent stamp o ton salt bl. Pro. be tbeem red by demon mad perfeesent. l'abrd IM—N.B. to laps —" areeWairreisigTtst — u — srei.ithils ..at anal a.t.:reaa. J. it. tea berg" 41. • rrw method of tango( reeks. warnintert to ealiger all sreo oee n, old sety Iles who.rwee sad retail Its Itikl• INVt %TM , TAt' KAN" I$ bap. :onte Ike bez i t me sethed m uwee w). 6 d. wt Is. eer eacker. The trade It. merits we such cowered end duly apprellsol b th• t real Mate we. !Welton 21. Co. 161 pARL 0 W ' 8 NEV IN- .l*.i - ,:ii. , LI VENTED ftIII.P.ACTINO !SYPHON • 7.%P. lOW:IRAS NO VENT-PM ll 74. s A .. Prevent, Ile, be eider, or caber Avon h IC:" from Noontime dot co Aid re eleanally d • pt•— +bat the lael put AAA be drain as rood as X i ...". • A • Am • 1 1/ ' • . 4 . ITi • -, - - ii ,- •„ 1 Ii the elm: werevonted b repay Its reel In too orbs of nie ; peke 4, M.: ditto : .;' eleetro.plohd for *kern he, Ile. 9 o The shoe mount* will explain It• iii; 17 arton. A ben I.IP Iw Ley Is lilted 00 the top of the ,lug r !old& bee a boleop- patue the eir.tuttellN iftadent sir reebo• thnmets tt into the ere beers Ate Iletuo.• 1 a r in rue off freely; when Ihe tap is mole cat no more mean entre. JAIIE4 BAIILI/W, 14. King Winton- Arret, Staneton.hoome. Punlhotlne Iron- . .. - Amine and Patti Mennfeetor.r. Este- - IRELAND. Drnatx. Arorer 23. The Lord-Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglinton haw returned to the lice-regal lodge from their Galway excursion. On passing through Athlone. on Saturday, their Excellencies were received with military honours by the garrison, and the train ballad %bile the vice-regal party inspected the mag nificent iron railway bridge over the Shannon, and during an excellent tkie4rate given by the directors of the Midland Great Western Railway. Mr. Ennis, the chairman of the company, presided at the enter tainment ; and Lord Eglinton, in returning thanks for the toast of his he al th, took occasion to pay a marked compliment to Mr. Dorgan, the enterprising contractor of the railway, for his munificent advance of funds to carry out the proposed Great Exhibition of 1433. Before leaving Galway, his Excellency received an address from the Placatory School esta blished among the fishermen of the Claddagh by the Dominican irises of the Nest Chapel; and a sub scription of 1111. from Lord Eglinton, and Si. from the Countess, was left to the friars for their chapel fund. The harvest reports continue of the same tone as on Saturday—most cheering as regards the cereal crops. Large quantities of wheat have already been reaped, and the grain, both in yield and quality, is a eery fair average. The cutting of the oats and bar ley has also commenced in many places, and both of these crops are everywhere admitted to be excellent. In most places, also, people are beginning to discover that the potato disease is far from being so bad u was feared ; and it is said that some lrirh corn factors have already been cons inced that they were hurried by the exaggerated reports into specuratious that are likely to prove very unfortunate. The potato disease is said nut to be increasing e'en in those places where it was worst. Two Belgians, the proprietor and his engineer, have arrived in Waterford, to establish a beet sugar factory. The demoralising revelries of Donnybrook Fair commenced yesterday ; but " the green," compared to its appearance in former days, wu almost da. Berk d. The Galway Virscliratar says: It.ihert J. Walker, late United States Secretary, is ex petted in town Olio day. Mr. Walker is one of the moot ibstinenuihed financiers and statesmen in America. It is prrmi.,l that his visit has some connexion with the seta -I.4l.liment of a him of packets between New York and Gal way. .% correspondent of the Freeman, writing from Ennis, on Saturday afternoon, gives the subjoined areuunt of the committal of Mr. Delmege, and of the pilules. feeling manifested on the Onnaloo : J•.ha C. Delmer, E.g. J.P., against whom • verdict of wilful murder was found ' by the coroner's jury at Six ale. bridge, on Wednesday last, has this moment arrived, under I • strong escort of the 3rd Dragoon Oasis, and been Weal in the county gaol. 'though the lumouremmat of Ms en. petted meting had been made but half OS War pseisly ininieave crowds ansembled to get • slam se elm whom so math of popular feeling has been areueed wh., , ,e some, whatever be the filial issue of the primail• inn instituted, will remain for ever linked with the emir no.:e tragedy of the 22nd of July. Old and young—mess, wow n. snd ebildres—were to be men rushing with bad keg impetuosity in the direction of tie pelen dbe aad awn more engem. than other. to behold eing's( paw a P11•01Stf Slider • cherge of wilful mu rder en pan sad k•spe+sunry, proceeded a considerable distance on lis t i t flare road to await his arrival. On approaching Ennis, the walls at rithar nide of the road were crowded ; the to•tfl waftls end gate. of the prison. a. well as all the ap proaches thereto, were completely filled and blocked up, and as the cortege passed the groaning and hooting were t.iel and eontinuouv. Ille. Delmeire, with the police ofister is in the fill•, was is • covered ear, nod ea merit therefran outer yard the groaning was renew welt increased vigour, and seised up with such epithets a...• • speedy uprise to you from the ground to the ft; 4 olt• Ma \gaging to the Six mila.bridgemarderer," Se Mr. Delmer. lobo looked very pale and downcast, wee thee received by the °Meer of the prison ; and the crowds separated with marked maniteetations of joy at the met they: had just wits, red. As a proof of the feeling of tl people, I may motion that it having bees sourtained that the driver eit the covered ear was one of the winners fee the m.h.ary a. Rua mule-bridge, all attempts made be him to provide statiling in Ennis were ineffectual. I are not hien able to aecertain what special accommodation, if any, ha. been prepared for Mr. Delimit., bat the soldiers of the list need: y the ordinary cells, with a yard apart from the other priemen ; they are allow.il to mom their own stns t, bit malt and spirituous liquors an an permitttsd. Esear, of the list, arrived hers from Limerick yol k rday, and visited his brave sea" is prison. There an tiny 1131 n of the 47th statioeed within the prison for the "protection" of the accused soldien. RAILWAY FARES FOR, CHILDREN. To THE annuli or THE DAILY HIWS. SlE, — Perceising in your paper of this day, the (nth, a complaint made by a gene.einan for being eharged the lull hire for a child under 12 years of age, permit me fur the public good Just to at its I took a ticket for myself at the Waterloo Station to Chertsty, on Friday, the 6th lad . and asked the money taker the fare for a child about Ht years of age. Ile replied, the full fare, 3e. A lady also took a ticket for a child under similar eiresamtaneee at the same time. Who a 1 arrived at Cbertaey one of the ell fish, when taking the tickets, remarked to me, " Have they charm .1 full price for this child I replied they had. I then bought a time table, i n whi c h it expressly mates, "Children under 12 years one half the fare. It is only with Cries, to caution the public against FOGA Imposition that 1 have troubled you with the foregoing remarks. I will also state this is not the llnt time I have been over charged by the money takers at the Waterloo Station.—l arn, Ac., it. MINTON. 13, St. Joluavtreet•road, Cleekenwell. EAST INDIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. The fifth half yearly meeting of shareholders in the above company was :held to-day at the company's °Sees, 50, Old Broad. otter*, Mr. Joseph balendale iu the chair. After the usual formal preliminaries, the secretary. Mr. D. J. Noed, proceeded to read the report, as inverted in one columns of Thareday. The CHAIRMAN, in moving that the report he adopted, tendered any information that might be required by the meeting. A SHAREHOLDER inquired whether the new capital would be under the acme guarantee as the old ? Also, what would be the mode of distribution of the chores? ' The CIRIRSIAN considered that as the matter was still in the hands of the East India Company, who had a halaisee.of 500,000/., any declaration would be premature. Th.re would, no doubt, he one or too meeting before the arrangement and distribution of the new capital. Another SHAREHOLDER asked what would be the amount of the new capital ? The CHAIRMAN.—IIad not the least idea what would he tl.c amount of the new capital. A SHAEHOLDER asked what was intended to be dose with the furfetted shares Tbo CHAIRMAN—They remain in the hands of the company. If disposed of, the shareholder, will have the benefit. A SIIAREIIOLDER asked what length the existing capital would carry the Ike ? The CHAIRMAN said about 120 miles. If further eate■sions were p►ojected further capital will of course be ■ . The line would probably not be open (or work before tebl. A further s■m of M per ant. would probably be necessary to complete the line. The further sum necessary would be distributed rateably among the existing holders of shares. This announcement satisfied the meeting, and the report was unanimously agreed to. Thanks where then voted to the chairman, and tne proceedings terminated. GIGANTIC TELESCOPE AT WANDSWORTH_ COMMON: The construction of a monster reflecting telescope by the Earl of Row constituted fur a considerable period • prominent topic of interest and conversation in the scien tific world. The patience and perseverance of the noble projector under every kind of discouragement, and the un wavering faith with which, at a large outlay to himself, ho prosecuted his enterprise to • successful conclusion, ! secured to him the admiration sod esteem of all who took an interest in the higher department of science, while the discoveries that have since been made through its in strumentality have amply borne out his anticipations and rewarded his exertions. It was necessary, however, that something further shout be accomplished. To those nut conversant vath the subject it may be necessary to state that a reflecting telescope on a large scale must always be a work of exceeding difficulty, and comparatively limited utility. the possibility of constructing an achromatic instrument of • power equal to Lord Rome's, and through which the object looked at could be directly magnified (as with an opera glass), has long been considered extremely doubtful in fact, beyond the reach of mechanical and opti cal appliances. '1 his desideratum is, however, now on the eve of being supplied. There is at present in course of construction on Wands worth-common, a singular-looking structure, consisting of • plain tower with • lung tube slung by its side, surrounded by a wooden hoarding to keep oaf intruders. This large tube encloses a new minter telescope on the achromatic principle in process of construction, under the superintend ence of Mr. V. Unseen, F.R.S., for the Rev. Mr. Craig, vicar of Leamington. The sate, consisting of two acres, has been liberally presented by Earl Spencer in perpe tuity, or so long as the telescope shall be maintained. The central tower, consisting of brick, is 64 feet in height, 15 feet to diameter, and weighs 220 tons. Every precaution has been taken in the construc tion of this building to prevent the slightest vibration, but, if any disappointment is this respect should arise (which, however, Mr. Graven does not anticipate), additional weight can be obtained by loading the several floors and the most perfect steadiness will be thus ensured. lly the side of this sustaining tower bangs the telescope. The length of the main tube, which is shaped somewhat like a espz, is 76 feet, but with an eyepiece at the narrow end, mad a dewcap at the other, the total length in use will be 86 Mt. The design of the dewcap is to prevent obecuration bets eesidensation of moisture which takes place during fas *pie, when the instrument is most in use. Its exterior is of MVO metal, the interior is painted black. The focal daises* will very him 76 to 85 feet. The tube at its greatest eiramahrome measures 13 feet, sad this part u about 24 feet from the selsoct.glass. The determination of this point was the result of repeated experi ments and minute and careful calculations. It was essintial to the object in view that there should not be the slightest vibration in the instrument. l l Mr, Gravatt, reasoning from analogy, applied the pin- eiple of harmonic progression to the perfecting of ac nutria meet for extending the range of vision, and thus aiding , astronomic research. by his improvements the vibration at one end of the tube is neutralised by that at the other, and the result is that the utmost steadiness and precision' is attained. The ironwork of the tube was manufactured by Messrs. Rennie, under the direction of Mr. Gravatt. the object-slimes are also of English construction, and throw • curious light upon the manner in which an en lightened commercial policy has reacted upon and promoted the advancement of science. Up to a recent period the flint glass for, achromatic telescopes was entirely of foreign massfactam. &nee the reduction in the duty great 3111- I,IIWOMMitn have been made in this department. The makiss of the large flint glass was intrusted to Mr. Cllemse, of Birmingham, who at first hesitated to menu fasten ewe larger than nine inches in diameter, Upon brim grind, however, by Mr. Craig, he has suc ' 'NM producing cue 24 inches • perfectly clear, and homogeneous in structure. Besides this, there is a sosead ef_ylate-glase of the same dimension, east by the Thames Plate Glass Company, either of which the observer may nu et his option. The manner in which th ese object gloms see fitted into the tabs is a marvel of artistic inten tion. By means of 12 sonws, numbered wording to the hours of the day, they eau be set in an instant to any angle the observer may require, by his merely calling out th e number of the screw to be touched. The object-glasses also move round in grooves to wherever it may be considered that a more distinct view can be gained. The tube rests upon • light wooden framework, with iron wheels attached, sad is fitted to a circular iron railway at a distance of 52 feet from the centre of the tower. The chain by which it is lowered is ca ble of sustaining a weight of 13 tons, though %be weight he tube is only three. Notwithstanding the immense size of the instrument, the machinery is such that it out move either I. azimuth, or up to an altitude of 80 ' degrees, with as mush was and rapidity as an ordinary tele- sups, aad from the moue of the mechanical arrange am" with far greater ssMaiaty es to result'. The slightest Mm NOW. lathe wheal math* Ina rail ceases the nastru- mot to mew mod the central tower, while a wheel at tho flea homfretthe observer, by a beautiful! adaptation Minesbeeliel gimes, ambles him to elevate or depress the ebisetidess with the greatest precision and facility. So easy, In fast, Is the asmtzol over the instru ment in this respect, that a yeq ellikt touch cm the wheel lifts 10 cwt. It may be , alm, that there cannot he the slightest Henan In the tube; as error or deflection arising from that came am Near, whilethe owe with which it can be directed towage any point the heavens will amble the observer to make profitable sac M any patch of clear My, hewer traoshaat it may be. Ths grut value of this owl oat be paloied out to those accustomed to rookies aotemoosaisal observation. With respect to the aosigedtlies power of this novel instrument, it is only armassay is state that, though the focus la set se print is it will be shortly, at has already the whole in the mass way as Lord Bone's. it elm aspraisoll same of the double stars in the Great Bear, sad shows dielactly • clear disuses of 60 or 80 de yen betweee limy with several other stars occupying the iaternaing apse. Ordinary readers will better underlined the eitseerdiaery rasenifyang power of the telescope when we Mhos them that by at • quarter-inch letter can be read at the atone of half a mile. The preparations for this really national work have bees progressing for the last two years under the superintand. epee of Mr. °matt u engineer and mathematician, but it is only about three asontlu since the superstructure at Wandsworth.ecommon was commenced, and it is ahead, near completion. We understand that the Observatory likely to he endowed be its liberal and enlightened creator. Lord Rome has visited the Observatory, and espreucd his admiration of this novel and interesting invention. A mEw PLANET wu discovered by Mr. J. R. Hind at Mr. Bishop's observatory, Regent's-park, at Ilh. 3Ont mean time on :iunday night, the sixth he has detected during the put five years. It is in the constellation Aquarius, and will be readily seen with a telescope of very ordinary power. In brightnew it equals a star of the ninth magnitude, and appears to have the same yellowish tinge that has been noticed about Pella*, Melpomene, and others of the same group of plaits. At Ilh. 36m. 385., Green wich mean time (August 22), its right aseensies was 22h. 22.. 29.7.., and its north polar distance 97 deg. 32 min. 11 sec. the diurnal motion in right ucension 63 see . toward ; the west, and in N.P.D. about 6 min. towards the south. MR. MACAULAY. —Many of our readers will regret to learn that there is not only a chance, but a atrong pro bability, that Mr. Macaulay will not take his seat for Edin burgh. It is confidently reported that the mate of his health is such that his medial attendants have advised him to re frain from making any public appearance whatever. Should the story unfortunately prove true, there will, in all likeli hood, be another severe contest for Edinburgh, unless, in deed, wee man of trawboeudaut claims be brought forward to unite the suffrages of the great bulk of the liberal party. —Aberdeen Beratd. RAIL WA ESt THIS DAT. Two o'CLoct. Thcre in quite a reaction in the railway market to-day, prices being unfavourably affected by the fall in Consols. In some stocks the decline is rather con siderable. BO 111E9 AND STO(U I.IIOCARANTELD. RAILWAYS. to I rig., Notten, beer arl but Jankktke Mrs. Wolv. & Stour Vale. Waken leek Lauer:kin,/ Ctu r. Jut...3W 35 , -14. 1 1.0 . 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The transactions in mining shares to-day have been but moderate, and them is no material change in prin.. Shares have been dealt in, West Provi dence at 48} 01; West Ding ]long, 7; South Russell, 1; Clive, 5 ; Mendip Hills, 21; Union Tin Smelting Company, 3. There are symptoms that increased attention is beginning to be turned to the gold mining shares, but as yet the business is but small. Prices are firm. Port Phillips improved to but closed 4to prem. Copper Miners of England mark 31 in the official list. The non-official quotations are as follows :—Conne mars, to I prem. ; Olenaulin, Ito prem. ; Ken mare, Ito prem. Subjoined is a copy of a report from Captain Curry, who has lately inspected the United Mines, addressed to Thomas field, Esq. To the extraordi nary rise in these shares we have already drawn at tention, and further information on the subject will therefore be acceptable : Haft, August 20, 1862.—1 am just returned from the Itedruth district, having spent three days in that country. The United Mines is the chief topic of discourse in that neighbourhood, as well as in London. I need not recapitu late the report I gave you yesterday', but must add that the diegovery thews is a moat entree: one. That the lode stands in whole for a considerahlblier, if not altogether to surface, is what I have not the sligh test doubt about. At the 170 the middle lode ia cut thro ugh just exactly as it was seen in the 180, cad the croas-cut going north is in a beautiful stratum of kills, and u yet not the elightest trace of a lode or branch has been met with, so that I am positive the lode is still to the north, and will be seen very shortly. As I stated to you yesterday, 10 feet had been cut into the lode and no north wall; and it is not to be supposed that this lode is to dwindle to nothing in 10 fathoms in height. Again, if anything like a slide has interfered would it not have cut off the middle lode as well, or would it not, the slide, have been seen in Hawke's shaft ? which is • downright, and is down to the 220. The same remarks will hold good relative to the 165, and where I have not the least doubt the lode will soon be cat equally rich. With regard to its length, or its range to the east, it goes into virgin ground and must be standing in whole to the west. I think it has been cut near about Taylor's shaft, at the 220; there is now • level driving on this lode, and is now 25 fathoms east of Taylor's. Within the last few days this end has become very hot, and the water Issuing from it is nearly of the same tem perature as that proceeding from the 208, et Hawke's, and I um very sure they are near a good lode in this place. This is about 10.5 fathoms weld of where the ore has been met with. The 220 east on south lode is in a fine course of ore worth 4 tons per fathom, and looking kindly for a still further improvement. Looking on all these matters, the great advantages there are for raising and dressing the ores, that its neighbour " Consols" has made nearly • milliva sterling profit, the high standard for copper, &e., that im mense profits must be realised by this wonderful lode.— M. Unitas. The produce from the Linares mines for the week ending 15th inst. was 53' tons of lead ore; total in stock, 368 tons; pig lead smelted to same date, 361 tons; total in stock, 6181 tons. The Alten Mining Association have received ad vices to day dated 6th inst. The estimated produce for July was 194 tons of ore, equal to loj tons of fine copper. At Raipas, in the 30 west from the bottom of the wince, the lode is about six feet wide, contain ing ore throughout, and wearing altogether a most favourable appearance; it yields about 7 tons per fathom. In the slope below the 20, the lode is 4 feet in size, containing some rich ores mixed with goasan, and yielding about 5 tons per fathom. On the whole, the prospects of the mine generally are looking much better than for some time past. Letters from New York state that, owing to the advance in raw copper, the manufacturers had ad vanced the price of brazier's bolts. Sheathing is firm and in demand at 24c. to 241 e. Yellow metal, 20c., six months. In iron, Scotch pig is firm, but the sales are confined to small lots. Moderate sales of En glish bars had been made at 38 dols., 0 months. Sales of lead had also been made during the past week of 300 tons English, here and to arrive, at 4 dols. 621 e. ; 200 tons German, at 4 dole. 66e. to 4 dols. 70c. ; 1,200 pigs Galena, at 4 dols. 771 c., cash ; and 2,000 pigs Galena on private terms, sup posed to be at 4 dols. 75c. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares are quiet to-day, and prices are not buoyant. Australasian shares mark prem. West Mariposa mark par. United Mexican shares have been done at 21 to 21. Cloolas Ilasuisa pries dose 1114. Mars. Yoga Paid. yeaterday. taday. 100,00 e 1 Apia Fria ( Pi 100,00 P 10s. Anglo Caked= 11,1100 20 Asturian 10,000 II Australia's. 2 414 ~ 14 10, 20 000 AeausUas I 4 100,000 1 Manna= trodiold 14,000 1 Ave Maria all 1 4De 1,411. 14 Mammon Iron sad Opal all .. .. 100.100 1 Rrltish Australian Oaid 11,000 10 British Des l3.i 100110 AS Brasil. lisp.n.e. at 31.1. M 144 3 4 11,000 110 Do. Oscoessadasisto an 11,000 20 Do. St. Jobs UM Me 7 IS 219,000 1 Carson's Croft sU par 4pa 12,002 .. Cobre Dapper .......... 40 494 414 110,000 . 1 Cologal Gold ........ ....... 1 1 4pm 00:000 i Una. ik Anstrallas Copper sll 4 4 die id 10,000 30 Galen& 30,001. kades /11011111.1 X. 72, 0 00 Or.M Demi, ofilades MOM Orem Myna all 41? pm .7, 11:1o,ooc 10'000 Lak ilbsl e istbiarat.. 34,00 LOP. kCalllor.O.Qts.C.Co .ll 4 4 Ms 100,000 Marianna 10,000 1 Maxims IS Soathasbariesa 9 4 6 900,0.0 new °made 100,200 Nguema Monde I. 12 0 ,0021 Port Philip ... I t pa 11 011,e00 quarts Kock all 1 pm 7,050 SO lantiapo do Cobs IN 11 IS 60,000 1 losta Matrons* 1 4&a pt Loop to no cyan 41. 11l 10.1101 DPW Mesita* totooo 1 wool Marlpon all 4 414 4pm 1 14/00.40 1 Tabs FOREIGN =CHANG] I lialaiy 7 " . 1 1 0plabi g lii i iisit. limit. Ckslu g . EMUS. Ase. 311. II per Orr .. 76 0 70 le DI IS 711 0 11 I 44 per Or 104 90 103 10 103 II 103 0 lob 0 Orr Oros. .. 3 per Owls. Orr Oasts. New Lass . .. isolmse la Lubd;ii : t Melt $3 17j . ; to dar... • .. ..0 IL eitseggiOLlOU Mg rie:sr Naples r ats ciste 104 23 Mar. De. 3 ... ... . T44 ... Do. Mr 971 .. Medina:it 5 1933 r t. 37 ... Treaters Bars — ... 931 ... lock Meru „.... Me ... Peals, Avo. IL—St. Germain 1,120 ; Versailles (right beak',—; ditto OA leek), Or Se; Prier Orleans, 1,431 00 ; Parse ar Roam 974 ; Isar sr Deere, 3SO 71; IWaiYa aid Avigar, 471 le i Stress", ri Ma15.,111360; Nertlarikell SI rarer ree. barg e Or 7s; Purls sal Lyra, 770; Igor era AA P" IN; Nearer sad Tr" 317 NI, _• Or* 13 =UP lid Pima d 339 • iris sad Meru ; —; Verdian rUM ; r Nei Oette,6l9; Orsad Cloak% 1,213 8 rae et IL Orr I 4ADRID, AUGUST 18.—Three per Ceuta., 461; after Bola, 461 p. Three per Cents. Deferred, 23. Debt (Ist class), 11/c. • after Bolas, 1110.; ditto (2nd class), 61 p.; after Bola', Al p. Bank of St. Ferdi nand, 1041 c. Exchange on London, 60.30 c. BERLIN, AUG. 21.—Voluntary Loan, 1021 ; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (18.50), 1041; ditto (1862), 1041. National Debt, Ht. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 129. Bank Shares, 108. For Aroma. MONEY MARKET. M.JS DILY EVZNIKO. The tendency of the English stock market was again decidedly upwards to-day. Consols were dealt in between 90' end 1001, aid left off at 100 to A, both for money and the WI of September, or higher than on Saturday. Reduced Threes mounted up to 1004, and the hree-and-a-Quarter per Cents. to 104, this latter stock being in strung demand, owing, in par:, to the dividend being soon receiv able. The apprehensions relative to the harvest, engendered by the unfavourable weather of last week, appear to have been, to a certain eaten', allayed; and upon the confirmation of the pacific solution of the fishery dispute, a point upon which uo were enabled to speak positively some time back, investors have shown more confidence, so that there has been no consideration calculated to check the upward course of funded values. To-day's official business list is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991,1, 100, 9'J/, 100 ; ditto, for account, 991, 100, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1, I. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1041, I, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 4 , 13-16. Bank Stock, 227. The March Exchequer Bills were rather more in quired for to-day at 745. to 775. prem. The June bills were quiet at 68a. to 71s. pram.; and India Bonds at 86s. to 89s. prem. Granada Bonds still attracted much attention in the foreign stock market, and prices were to-day better supported, the Deterred being last marked 121. Dutch Fours reached 99. Mexican, Ecuador, and all the dividend stocks are very firm. Peruvian Bonds,on the contrary, showed a downward tendency, consequent upon the letter from Mr. Secretary Web ster, published by the American papers, in which ho denies the right of Peru to the Lobos Islands; claims, de facto, the right of discovery for the United States ; and mentions his intention of suggesting that a vessel of war be ordered to repair to the islands, for the purpose of " protecting from moles'a tion any of our citizens who may wish to take the guano from them." With reference to the claim of discovery preferred by Mr. Webster in favour of Benjamin Merrell, a United States citizen, who is stated to have first visited these islands in 1823, it is overthrown by the simple fact that there are Spanish maps in existence, as we can vouch, dated in the year 1772, in which these islands are laid down as belonging to Spain ; so that whatever difference of opinion may exist as to which nation has a right to them, it is plain the United States has no exclusive claim. Mr. Webster appears to have acted with equal ignorance, precipitancy, and disregard of official etiquette ; and as his course on this question has, in more than one of these points, been precisely similar to that adopted by him in the case of the fishery dispute, no surprise will be felt at the reports from the other side of his disagree ment with the President, and probable retirement from his high office. Accordin4 to letters from Lima, we are informed that a governor and body of troops, together with a steamer and brig of war, had been sent by the government of Peru to the Lobos Islands with a view to maintain the claim of that republic. Tho day's list of foreign stock transactions is as follows :—Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 821; ditto Five per Cents., 108. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99,1. Ecuador Bonds, 4/, 1. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents. ex December, 1849, Coupon, 231; ditto De ferred, 111, 121, 111, 121. Mexican Three per Cents. 23/, 1, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1003 ; ditto Deferred '1 hree per Cents., 39. Russian Five per Cents., 1201, 4 • ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104/, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93c. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22; ; ditto Com mittee's Certificates, 3 per cent. London and Westminster Bank Shares have been dealt in at 321 •, Union Bank of Australia, 49, 493 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 851; Royal Mail , Steam, 791, 781. Victoria Dock Shares are quoted 3to 31 prem. • Chartered Bank of Australia, 34 to 31 prem. • Ebro Canal, to / prem.; Electric Tele graph Company of Ireland, 4 to j prem. • Irish Submarine Telegraph, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Chiriqui , Road, 1-16 'o 3-16 prem. The Derwent has arrived off the coast from Port Phillip with 2,684 ounces of gold, worth 10,7001. The arrival of the Nelson from the same port is also reported. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective Presidencies from the Bth to the 23rd inst. is as follows: Rate of Exchange. Bengal Madras Bombay 1,238 0 9 2.a. op per ditto. Teed £131,11719 5 Much interest is at present felt in the progress of various schemes having for their object an inter oceanic communication through Central America. In our paper of the 20th reference was made to the ex plorations of Messrs. Gisborne and Forde, who were sent out by Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co to exa mine the district from Caledonia Bay, on the Atlan tic, to the Gulf of San Miguel on the Pacific, to connect which points by means of a canal Messrs. Fox and Co. had obtained a conditional privilege from the government of New Granada. The Senate, who were occupied in the month of May last in con sidering Messrs. Fox and Co.'s scheme for the Port Esooces Canal, bad appointed a committee to give an opinion of the Atrato Canal, " inasmuch as the project," to quote the formal terms, " had been submitted by, and various communi cations received from the Secretariat for Foreign Affairs relative to this subject." The report of the committee was ordered to be published for general information in the National Gazette. According to extracts from the Oaceta Olteial of the 12th June, it appears that en unfavourable view is taken of the proposed Darien Canal (as contemplated by Messrs. Fox and Henderson). Speaking of this latter scheme the report says; "The works are to be constructed across a territory occupied by savage warlike tribes, ever resisting with violence the attempt of an indi vidual to get amongst them." Confirmation of this remark is afforded by the fact that Messrs. Gisborne and Forde were compelled to retrace their steps by the Indians, after proceeding a short distance from the sea-coast. The opinion expressed by the committee on the other hand, is decidedly favourable to the Atrato and Cupica Canal. They especially observe that" the works in relation to it are to be raised in • district occupied by no savage tribe whatever, and across which there has existed from time im memorial a practicable roadway, along which pass with security and liberty all who require to do so." We ere informed that the plans for the organisation of a company for the construction of a canal by the Atrato and ('upica route are to bo pushed forward without delay. The New Granada Company, lately established here,have, it is known, contracted to advance a considerable sum in furtherance of this grand object, on receiving the grant of an equitable share of the profits and advantages:; and it is expected the votes of the shareholders will shortly be taken on a matter so intimately connected with the interests of the company. The Aerate, as well as the Magdalena, and other large rivers, runs through the tract of country in which the mineral property of this com pany is situated. The project of an English company for establishing a direct line of steam vessels between St. Petersburg and Hull, avoiding the Bound dues by passing throagh the Canal of Gotha, in Sweden, has excited great interest in Hamburg and Bremen. A very im portant influence will be exercised on the whole of the Baltic trade, and it is anticipated that consider able injury will be inflicted on some of the ports of northern Germany, which are indebted to the exten sive transit trade for no small portion of the pros perity which they have hitherto enjoyed. It may not be generally known that there is con siderable emigration going on from several parts of Spain, especially the &quo provinces, Asturias, and OaWeis, to Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, Venesuela, and other points of South America. Tho Madrid LOCAL SHARE RAREST. LivenrooL, Auover 23.—Our share market is much more active to-day than on Saturday, and prices are all better. The following are the transactions:—Blackburn (late B. C. and W. Y) pref. 6 per cent.,244—Caledonian, 211—Eastern Counties, llf t—Emi Lancashire, 1 81 *— Lancashire and Yorkshire. 825 4 {—Ditto (fifth shams), Ad. —Liverpool, Crosby, sad Bouthport,2ol—London and North Western, 1234 4,4, 4,4, 4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 30} 30—Ditto (pref. shares), 121—Ditto QM new pref.), p. Midland, 774 I 1 —North Union A (guar. by London end North Waiters and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 266-Bouth Eastern and Dover, 224 2 2 224 2 I—York and North Midland, 244—Oreat Southern end Western, 46*. M•NettiliTalt, AUGUST 21—Prices were firmer in the morning, and most of the leading stocks improved, but sub sequently gave way again. The roles at the clam were Eastern Counties, 111—Midland, 71 —Caledonian, 20 12-16 —East Lancashire, - 18-1/nrer, 21 —Sheffield, 21) —Lon don and North Western, 123*—8 burn, No. 1, 6 7-16— Lied', 821—North Statiords, 44. Herald , ' calls the serious attention of the government to the subject, with a view to the due protection of Spanish subjects. According to the accounts from Venezuela that government was taking mea sures for the further encouragement of immigration. The movement is of much interest, as it is calculated to have considerable influence on the development of several of the South American Republics. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded b,y our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the reoilts strictly ncennite, 'he proportion of interi st which may hive accrued sieve last dividend pi rim!, should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three•and-a Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in Int. per rent. Praee. (wr ..nsena. 7.—re per Cent. C.or.snla 11 TIM lour Cent. Iteetu:t..l N. Tt.••••••and-reQu rt, e per Cie 1044 3 2 1 IC. Duck (the. et the rat., of per cent. per annum) Tulin Reek (die. It 6 per cent pee annum) . P.m hequer B,IIa, March (tat lid. per mmt per nay) 7la. prem. 3 3 10 3 IS 0 2 3 Icrj Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lireipool Weekly Sparc Lixt) showing the rafts )iclded by ordinary railway stocks at present prim', the calculation being hated on the dividend paid in the last half-year, and also on the average dividend of last year : Int. per ct. per AllItIM at the rote of Jigs!. lel mild Pelee. Railway. La.t 3 star. Lett year. 122 London and N. %%florin Stork die. 410 If 411 14 II; Lorcton and N. Western Fittbs...ez die 1 7 6 413 9 91 Great Western ........... iv 4 3 of 413 91 44 Midland. Inrroinghato, and Derby 4 1 3 313 0 74 Mellsad Stock 17 Yo, i, Neirrastle, and llerwiek 91 London awl twuthWeatem ........... 21 York and North Midland 3 2 6 3 I 101 Lon& n, It. and South Coast et dlr. 3 1 6j 4 4 34 171 East Lancashire ea Mr. 17 Is 3 4 si II!. North sLffordahlre en die. 2 9 0 3 8 0 Thoic railways that have not vet declared the dividend for the last half year have been withdrawn from this table. The rates yielded by guaranteed stocks arc all follows: Int peld• Prue. Railways. per anginas 11 Surew•hury and Ilinntogims 8 per et. Pref. 44 die. 5 14 111 51 .or 3 thesis 6 per cent. I...termite share •.. .... 3 14 IL 9 Glasgow. P. and Greenock Pe founts t en die 5 0 0 15c North Western 3 per cent. Preteret cc Aare, 111 Leeds Northern Preference 1 ettarea, 6 pat cent. 4 15 33 Rt. ilektue 6WI cent Preference ea die. 430 I le Rhressbury and Chester 9 per cent. Preferesee .- . 4 3 111 lioll and nelbr en die, • 6 120 ts. Ile'croi Preference, 3 per cent. and dlr ea dlr. 4 tt 19 Clie4tt awl Holyhead II per cent. Preference ... 104 Yolk sad North Midland 41 pet ant PreL skates 4 3 31 Midland New 4.1 per cent. Preference 10 South Eastern 44 per cent. Preference shares II Eastern Casettes Preferenee I. per cent. ...' . . ..." 9 East Ls:armlike Pref. 1 enure. MM. 6 par et ea 2.1 ShetSeld, It. B. W. IL and Goole, Perth Division 180 Betted and Birmingham Goer. 6 per cent. 15 Lane:Oen, snd Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cent. 152 Lon., Brigitte. and S. Cant Pref. 6 per et. es dlr. 319 if IC lirritt Northern 5 per cent. Preference 26.1 North Union Guaranteed 10 per tent. .. .. ..ea der. 3if II 48 P. and Wyre, Or. if. Is. Gd. nerd. In 53, .... 17s. 3d. 313 1111 19 Buckinghamshire. Guaranteed 4 per cent. ...ea dlr. 3IL 7 • For It years from Nosember,lBl9,tnen6 per cent. In perpatutp. I h per cent until November, 1613, then 5 per eat. in perpetuty. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctots. A reaction has taken place in the home funds to-day, and the market at the present moment wears a heavy appearance. Consols have been done at par, hut have since fallen 994 to for money and account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 100 i to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104,1 to Bank Stock, 227!. South Sea Old Annuities, 99!. The unfunded securities remain quiet. Spanish bonds are rather better, and Dutch very firm, but generally the foreign bond department is rather flat. Granada !Deferred mark 113 to Z. Peruvian Actives, 100 to ; ditto Deferred, 59 to 4. Portuguese Fours, 37. Spanish Old Threes, 19; ditto New Deferred, 221 to Z. Dutch Fours, 991 to 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MLNCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOAR.—The market has opened with a dull appeaanco, and the public sales are progressing heavily. The n fined market quoted the same u last week; grocery lumps, 445. to 465. 6d.. Correa—The public tales are going elf steadily, at last week's prices; good ordinary Native Ceylon quot e d 13s. 6(1. to 441., but no sales of importance in this description. Ti..—The market has a steady appearance but not much doing. Biog.-1,200 bags Bengal sold in public sale at lds 6d., which shows a decline of 3d. upon the price of last week. SPlCZN.—Pimento: 300 bags sold in public sale at sfcl. to 6&d. per lb. Calicut (linger sold 345. to 795. C*SSIA BUDi sold in public sale at high prices, 81 4s. to 111._10s. --- --- Cerrol4.—The article is firm, but the market is not active. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet ; the demand speculatively has not been so great the last few days. Town Tallow le quoted 38s. nett cub ; Peteraburglt I.C. on the spot, 39.. dd. ; October to December, 395. to 38s. 9.1. ; January to Much (1833), 395. to 395. 3d. SMI THFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a heavy trade, at the following prices .—Prime Meadow May, 78s. to 845.; inferior, Os. to ; new, 60e. to 763. ; Rowen, (A. ; Clover, old, 90s. to 1001. ; new, 7.55. to 905.; Straw, 325. to 345. COALS.-LONDON, AI:GUST 23. -Ships at market 184 ; sold, 120.-Bate's West Hartley, 14e.; Huddle's %et Hartley. 14s. 6d. • Cheater Main, 13s ; Hastings Hartley, 14s. ; New Tanfield, 12s. 6d. • New Felton Slain, 12a.; North Percy Hartley, 13a. 91. ; Redheugh Main, 111. 9d.; Tanfleld Moor, 12s. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor Bute., 12 s . 34. ; Tyne Main, 11$. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 125.; West Wy lion, 12s. 9d. ; Wylam, 13a. 6d. ; Willington Hartley, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Gosforth, 13a. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Medley, 13s. 9d.; Walls End Lawson, 135.; Walla End Northumberland, 13s 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 131. 6d. ; Belmont, 14s. ; Eden Main, 14s. 3d.; Walla End Braddyll, 16s. ; Walls End Hereon, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, lds. 3d LONDON PROVISION .lI4RI►E2'S. MONDAY, Aro. 23. The arrivals last week from Ireland wore 10,489 firkins Butter, and 880 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports 7,229 casks Butter, and 924 bales Bacon. We have nothing very important to notice in I r i s h B utter since this day se ' n night, but a limited business was trans acted during the week, and prices were the turn in favour of the buyer. Foreign market dull. We quote— s. s. P. P. Cartons landed 72 to 78 Waterforda landed 6 , to 71. Clerks ..... „ 73-74 Beat Batch „ Fa—il Limernks The Bacon market still continues quiet, the dealers merely purchasing to supply their immediate demand, and pikes declined Is. to 21. per cwt. Lard remains firm. Stocks lima deliveries for week ending August 21 Strut. PAM.. Stock. Delivery. I Stock. Delivery. 1830 ......... 28.420 11,390 1,700 010 1831 28,200 9.320 Mtn 1,330 I ISA 25,330 12,300 1,700 1,000 NEWCIATE AND LEADENHALL. The supplies of each kind of meat on offer in these mar kets being on the increase—though for the most part in middling condition—the general demand is in a sluggish state ; in prices, however, we have very little alteration to notice. Per 81b. by the moon o. cl. ... d. 1 N. J. o. 4. Inferior Peer 2 2 11 1 I inferior Mutt0n.... . ... 2 11 210 YOLK* .litto 2 0 2 8 lliddllni ditt0......... 3 0$ 6 Prune 'arse ditto Otto small ditto 10 Vial lBB 10 Beall Port 3 0 II lAntb. Y. .to 3e. N. PRICES OF BUTTER, Yrkeload, pet mrt KIM Dant. .... New 99 99 Carlow cid 71 te Waterlbrd. 74 Cork ......... . „» 72 Limerick n 9$ klico — 70 Freob Boner. per dont; 9 12 liseabireCberer,percirt II 70 Clitdder, do , CHEESE, HAMS, &c. Doable Gloucester, per S. S. es t. l efts& do. 44 Yost bums 60 74 Westmorelasd do. 1,0.1. do. Amerkiall do. WUtehlre Beers, peso 4l 414 Waterford Doom 4O ea limiting& do. Muerte= ENOLIBH BUT We again note a dull trade are 'maintained only with die and inferior goods are unmake Doikel, tine weekly ER MARllll:p ‘ Prices of g .. Rey, while . t le. .e. ti• Log . • . 1 11 1* *-... -J 1 •‘,6106 1 ..,i.4 - ; E:i :..: ~ , : i to - :w , - - . A , ••.. : . , • A 4: - . .. 5 . , ........ 4: y .4 OIIIIIIMMIIMiIi Ili li SI /4 70i 09 12i 49 i 4 lii i NI4IIIII ni