The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-29 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK HANK!!. Le.oartg N 0 .50 01111 RAW. Pd. prices 1 Pliant"... done I Yesterday to dlr. 22, - 40 Australasia 40 Brit. Col. Bank L Loan Co all - - 20,0.1. 80 Arid& North AMA MI - - 40401! 25 Alsartered Dank of Ala 50,02! 20 .111 tart. Dank of Ind Ls. Aus tralia. and China ...... 21000 100 Coloulal ._ . . .... ,25 - - 18* 19 2.0.005,100 Commercial of L ondon * 21 - - 2anoo _ Eng.. et..ot.. it Ault Chat lo I ipm 102 2/111.0! 20 . Lou. Chart. Dank of Aust. 12 33* pm 10,0001 50 London and County - - 130,01 50 !London Joint stoo k .. -. 10 - - 28 50,0e1 1011 1 1,ution and Wwantlattor 20 - - 1940 i 100 National Prov. of England 35 - - 20,1 20 Do. New.....,...- ... - :0,001 50 ;National or Ireland . - - 31873 25 !!)riontal Rank Corporation all 48* 61 24 100 !Provlntial of lrekurd 25 - - Si 4.01 in ;Do. Now . .. . all - - AMP( 6 ;Royal Au-Cm!lair . ila . riltarB ; and Gold imp. Co. MOO fli ;South Mast:alto - 26 41 47 21,000 25 ! ...... ..... . dars .. Do. Now N *4 M CO, SO .Unkm of Larks. ..... 3:010( 1 .w ;UM= of Madrid all ... I holders' money, not even tor their persurhil expenses. This is an example we could wish to see followed in other cases. — At the half-yearly general meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company, to be held on the 12th August, it will be proposed (in conformity with the act of parliament passed for that purpose) to authorise the purchase of the Coventry, Nuneaton, Birmingham, and Leicester Railway, or any interest therein. A dividend has been declared of 3s. per share on the old, and ls. per share on the new, shares of tho Maria Antonia Railway, for the half year ending the 30th June, and payable on the 10th August. Miscellaneous stocks were generally flat this after • noon. Australian Agricultural were last quoted 33 to 31; South Australian Laod, 391 to 101; and British American, 63 to 67. Crystal Palace shares closed 1a to 2 prem. Bank shares were steady. Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co., report that there has been during the past week much activity in the market fur American securities generally. The go vernment stocks are scarce, and the supply has been quite unequal to the demand. The transactions con sequently have been limited , whilst considerable in- MONEY MARKET. _T HURSDAT EVINIWO. The funds opened flatly this morning, and a de cline of t per cent. took place, at which the market finally closed, with a heavy appearance, the move ment exercising a sympathetic influence on the other departments of the Stock Exchange in the afternoon. The !affix owing to the proposed modification of the government conversion scheme, u shown in the new "Resolutions" submitted to parliament by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, which are generally regarded as an admission on the part of government that their plan for the reduction of the national debt lhas proved a failure. It is evident that government 'are uneasy, under their present liability to pay off, early next year, the sum of 8,325,0004 being the amount of the stocks affected by the "South Sea and other Annuities Commutation Act," in respect of which the holders have not signified their willingness I to receive any of the new stocks offered. The Chan ' cellor consequently comes forward to submit another option, more favourable than his previous offers, to, the dissentient shareholders. The "resolutions,' however, do not state the terms on which the Three-1 and•a-Quarter per Cent. stock now offered is to be issued; and as, in all such financial matters, the question of terms is the only one at issue, something more definite must be known as to the views of Mr. Gladstone before a decided opinion can be expressed. Under the circumstances of the case, however, it vestments have been made in the separate State and City Bonds, more particularly in those of tho states of Pennsylvania and Virginia, and the cities of Boston and New Orleans. There has also been an increased business in the various railroad bonds. In the list of these will be found the Belvidere Delaware Railroad Company's Six per Cent. Bonds, not before quoted. Present quotations arc as fo llows: lkslemnable. Dividend& Pmts. United States 8 per Ct. Eds. 1088 Jan. and July 110 My Do. Spinet. liter-Stock 1887-1868 Jen. and July 1091 Ile Pennsylvania 5 per Ct Feb. and Aux. KS 89 Do. ditto Binds 1882 Jan. end July 91 Kamachusetts sperCt.9ter ling Bonds Maryland 5 perCLltter.llls — Jan. and July 991975 Virginia $ per Cent. Bonds 1286 Jan. and July 951 981 Kentucky 6 per Cent. Canada 6 per Ct. St. 90120.6 11174 Feb. and Aug. 115 116 Salton City 41 per Cent Sterling Bonds Do.ll per Ct. . 1863 Jan. and July 93 New Orleans City 6 per Cent. Bonds 1991 Jan. and July 90 Pennsylvania Central Ball Rd. S per Cents Cineinnattl and St. Louis 7 per Ct., let Mortgage 93 91 Chicago and Mississippi? per Ct. hit Mortgage Belvidere Delaware 6 per Cent. lat Mort. Convert. 1877 June and Dec. 921 Philadelphia and Beading Rail. ltd.& per Ct. Mort gage Bonds lB6O Jan. and July 161 671 New York and Brie Seven per Ct., Convertible New York and Erie Seven per Cents.. let mortgage 1588-1369 May and Nov. 107 108 Chic , go and Aurora beton per Cent., Ist mottoes Great We tern of Minute 891 90i Jan. and July 83 84 Ten per Cent. ditto 1866 April .ind Oct. 93 99 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices :—Duteh Four per Cents., 951 ; ditto Two-and-a-halt per Cents., 63t ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 3-16; the Certifs., 6 5-16; Portuguese New, 38 11-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82 5-16; Mexican New, 26 ; Granada Deferred, 94; Peru vian New, 804; Greek (Blue), 7 7-16 ; Equador, 44. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 103.30; ditto Three per Cents., 78.50. Bank Shares, 2,825. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market remains heavy, and throughout the Stock Exchange there is a disposition to suspend operations. Console opened a shade steadier, at 981 to 1, bat cash sales have been pressed at 98:, and the present quotation is only 98k to 1 for money and the 11th of August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99: to 981 ; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents, 1011 to ; Long An nuities, 54; India Bonds, 21e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills arc unsteady, there having been business be tween 4s. die. and Is. prem. The transactions in the foreign market have been remarkably quiet, and have given rise to little change in prices. Russian stocks remain firm, and the Spanish Committee's Certificates continue in demand. Russian Four-and•a-Half per Cents. mark 1021. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831. Brazilian Old Fives, 1011 to r ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991. Portuguese Fours, 43 to 44. Dutch Fours, 982. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. MARK-LANE.---THIS DAY. The Wheat trade was dull this morning ; at the same time, holders were firm in their demand, and cowequently purchases could not be made on easier terms than in the early part of the week. Flour was unchanged in value. Oats scarcely sold so well se on Monday, particularly Archangel in Granary, which was offered at a decline of fully 6d. per quarter. Barley, Bent, and Peas were quiet at Monday's currency. ARRIVALS 114 TO LONDON yawl JULY 35th to JULY 184 h. Qrs. English. scotch. Irish. Verne.. 1830 I 21130 Earley 14830 Oats Malt ..... 560 Flour. 4040saeks and 8800 barrels. ' :, 7•, /./. ~e • 0.- 0 "dr , *• d• •" e o" --- ‘ allb-in.:€-Ire er c , /,'" c o , r. a i ..,,, , j a... .2.• e_ ‘7-1- _.....iir,14 . , #• ••...J t /4 t egirx33 Irltl s, _ . _____. No. 2,164.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENirw, JULY 1.9, 1603. 0 a• nd N RTH-WESTERN and L I INIWN in terday. But we are required by the set to hold our meet ing cm the 28th July. SHARE LISTS. rORSIGN RAIL we Va. 10 1 Unstop and Rotterdam 11 Of ills JOINI MIMI! •lAFFORDsIIIith RAILWAYS. ' A CLLEitATION of TRAINS. After some further observations, the directors undertook 20 8 amines to Graismasse 101 die No. tir 111 Aniti, , , the TRAIN now leaving Hasetwater at to cell • special meeting, at which a balance-sheet should THURSDAY BVIIMINO. 0 3 lleartan Eastern Junction 114 1 " ' Bd a s . :l., to roe Ms the NORM SIAFVORLIIIIII4II RAIL. be presented. The railway market experienced an advance during 20 st. Charleroi est knmellese. 111 161 —• 22, 4O Australasia . U. l a ce,,, • Su cr: c Art at 12 asea. sal arrivlein is Landoll a` at In answer to a question from a shareholder, the Cusin- the earlier part of the day, stock being in increased " m Ip s Di Datels l°. saa lthenteh llem .r... gsl, ear.ag Evader, MARX HUSH. MAN stated that 40,000 shares bad been issued. The whole demand for the settlement but on the depression in 20 1" data l a d ies ... ... -351 Pa 23.00•• SO Arid& North Au r maL gagger • 011ke, I! setae Sketimi, July, 1833.MA10. U ;Chartered Bank 00 011 - 211 3 1 0r... D 1 l ri ndi timiaa aa Postasslo... 1 1 1 1 4 . 7 ” 50,00. 20 .Chart. Rank of 1 • •• - • com lo pa ooo ny was empowered to increase the number of shares tralta. and Chi STRIKE of the LONDON CABS.-SOUTH T.AoTeRN RAILWAY. it,.. paraßN , ;hltu con se.. their suoomte ten rose to 27 on some Influential purchases, but t, Do 'Laical compliment having been passed to the Chair- not fully maintain the advance. did 20 to Grand fonder of reset. t 91 pa ... tO Grand Trunk of Carla* @bases sad Mewls ll 1 dis WOOD 100 Coloolal ... ... , 20,0APA) C.minerelal of ** 2.6,0•0 .. Ene., Kent, A A 4774437 D0eit1 w o .. tbe 740 ,1 5*-- ... - wa r . y e s m inus between 8 " A s ere...,,0 3 man, the proceedings terminated. •--- RH all ll‘Wees..f CesaMi.naare• 1 dis ter 26,ec! 20 , Lou. Chan. Ito os& I pm. daily. se s manse dorm, on giving suet= suttee , by - - 10,0uvi So London and Cot me oedemas , . tectemine-b•idg , -- - i d - i. 13801 60 ILondou Joint Si 1pfer m:•777414 . 10 - ‘ir ; w h o a & gal lkseaugh, the City, mad diatoms not 50,001 100 I L adon and 10 ..- threes* , best ed Its Omits. SECOND EDITION. extremely quiet, the final adjustment of the account 1. :II Lamaism:l ... ... „, 01 If 2 4 i MOP 100 National Pros. • 111.• 20 Do. New....... 'papro mart • e lolly , d rte with the name and deities,:o,oN 10 ,Natlenal et Irek alone engaging attention. During the greater part l 1 Do. ("I'm) - - ti 4 d. at. G. S. HERBERT, Secretary. ___33,873 IS :Oriental Rank t ..,a the grog r. FROM TlrIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. of the day prices have ruled a shade better than rho s 3 Do. (Ciai..ll ~ ... ... if 11 20, to !Provia-131 of In 101'1:4 IN IRS.LAND. depressed rat es of yesterday . afternoon; but, since the 10 1 Do. Ouusateed _. .„ Idß per ! o 0 7 9 . L i yorn 64,.. aed Medltermas a a 1 2g 4.0 t In IDo. New . . IsLikt 6 'Royal on D L . B L I N GREAT INDUSTRIAL have ein Console , quotations in this department and ..li mp o V XIUBITION. WHITEHALL, JILT 27.. .- .. 221 pa Mon as l iana Australia The Omen has been pier -e Ito pretest the Reverend John Mae- shown a rather downward tendency, and at 331 29 Soria Aillt;:da . •:. ... ... - - 20,000 25 1 Unkou of Audit" Inl4ll 7n1:111•T 1 10.10 (maikble tar • month) are sow heroic, MA., to the thurehef Verryport.om-Creig. in the presbytery preisent the market is flat. Oxford and 'Worcester', 1 0 6 V i i i , l emur Ik e l i lt . (11Illi ill.) . is I sue _ Do, N0w....... OW at tte :Como.: Su:was ; 331 tki, 30 •Union of Linde lilt Class. had ffiam- 0 ' 81. Andrew' sad county a rife ' " Lea b, tile de r jetttutt of Mt ' however, are again higher, and Great Westerns re- so all ' De. SOLO --- ' 6•or _ two., ....u. 301.3. Iwo ,g.: 1 0 6 o p £ 33 33 00 Walter POMONA Butt, late minister tharoG main fl rm. per et. Bea d. 11.5 W. 40 :ninon of Had* ~,10n. ,,,,a ,33.. ....t0n Cti• .11 • gi.,,, d. -- % ay .:a, I irlitalism. Peassater 313 0 413 0 747 ,,,,0,a, nue,. saanespos. cersermy, WHITEHALL, Amur 20: (be 11. & Arnie. shs. 14 14.1 111 all itersiegkentrask Prekr. 11 91 French lines are quiet. Luxembourg. maintain gi IC p a w p e g p i .. ;;. .. Iy eja pm 1:! [yes.... ...... ... ...... ........... .. ......407lienor,teenA.. to tee It t an o ea mmea .e. t .B6 th: te ße c cereo i. 7b. d ... Char nty lee a their late advance, but Sambre and Meuse are not ett 30 earls end Wens ... .. 44 44 33 • 43 0 ....... MOM c l uite SO good. Upper India scrip / prem. 30 SO 'abseil Ileum ~,,, ... 41 40 mammies." Voikreleld, Leeds Blue! Suffolk, and Dimas of Ely . void by the death of Um Reverend Dortor 20 70 Pule and Slms ... S 7 1171 kV,. Verb/ - "' 3O 0 43 0 Illesennu T i • . 811141.14 Silk. ' lime" 44 0 310 0 Jogs Moldy, ORDINARY SHAWLS AND STOCKS. 20 rer.lies home 4 54 191 7/ (lashes nerrlsaomd ... 1 1 dd . The funds opened , us., _ ..... . Llama rime maim 02 - 01 7 90 .., doom nod Ram ... ... 19 201. cline of 1 per cent. tt • steness, amen .... - so 3 Royal Dada - - finally closed, with , They egable ilie 2 de's to ***l to Canter. RAMON. INV* ism Reptant et tespoons. -Onset wawa reyorot Fellike, foam — Od e MI the Lake. of Killarney, sad bat again to the Mike at gp., p o p D nu a eme d e , b e ~b,De 5i 0 „ ....,,L St. ISO Aberdeen . ... - 2 SI 2SI ST 30 a: urehre sad Moe . . 91 ei et 4 recut exercising aas gbisb He Whet woe takes. ..... NS Ilepseugef FPS- Lionel °Marlin Ally to * 61 embers. 11 . ottirea, late. 10 1 Do. 54 per Om. m et e:. - - departments of the 8 To Wei Of sack 1., k Tenet Ekkab NUNS le ham Nod ee be eeeee b aeeee b a mini . , pm . ♦ end Rest Jeasticei .. I 511 511 Id 2 icy% ri France 1 1 pea The &Ilia owing to t • l obular, 63. Wertlealatew 11011111 glen maned Mins. is p c -- W'illp - , mi. 1 6.7prgi ; m a xim 11l ail Strm.WeisAMeseValky 11 He 30 6 'stdW for a Tour In ks mote Waist si ^ 2B ninr w isshekChes. 9 7 die . . ID t. I IMR 1 pta • n e w convert ef,ap the Riser ti the for the }must iltem ill =l9llsl= Sed all t.- u. C. to be lieutenant, by nu, re slt Do. 10 If IN all at Fleahre . .--. 43 4/ - new " Resolutions" 1 lime Emersion tJ the Galas way,sad teem WINN 0•1- 61606 4 eke Mk% TM woven ; Talbot Ashley 111 101 Do. do. SOL.. 31 2; die 10 IA Me 54 pr OM. IMlse. -- Ns aer fat the Tour tlrtugh Celtalmara. Cox, INS. to wpm by perelmen vim Berninglasm. St. 100 RANO end Reeks ... .. lo! PI 20 le seaste of Frame . - 91 91 pm Chancellor of the Verf eareasaer &'' twist Is sr^w ted • sr"- with • o q7 of Ow 11th IrCritileallelltle MIAS Olen Relyer hes been permitted to IL 1100 011511*MIM ... ... -WA all 13 1 1 lo 9 Western* Switsertned I &As regarded as an admit enseustect huh foa:usis Ilaadbutak," compiled solely fur these ~0,. ass lanes Op see em s of kid goon t ee k s; Lieu. 34 all Chester sad Mahood .. IQ 271 tanslodeterd ININNInese itiosisirk. from the rota rout, 21 6 11 Co sod Beatles serer •.. 104 216 that their plan fur tl The Diem NUM mil 010 V. Awn -Me *formation afforded at the Chester tb b e 71, 70771 , 7 0. a y mu m . Ilia usage ; Own, isms.. $5 65 NNW sad lelliatJaar.. M 46 pea has proved a failure, goggerlived Deep .n , "a obee, 32, Westland-sow, Dublin. Se* eke mgt.. b 4 b e a d s% h e pwelam . U nil Dwaine Perth. sad Aber. wpsedetsaw's Guiee," rem It& 17th root --Asikeey Kowa Trabasks. pat e 10 le align, by per- dem Jemetlim —.. 6 • are uneasy, under th -------_ NOTICE OF DIVIDEND .- BAN[ OF DEPOSIT. mu roe.-useseass verse tsmesire Is be yam; eke CACI, 11 an Bata MS Bawl IL)-' !'0 • STATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT lwalmoted; SNIP 2= 2 Browne tow 1101110101. without Poe- : t 11 . 11 °I. . 131 131 8 amount of the stocks Tlit r ia 2 DlT E T lffin t °' other Annuities Co: A ssoms los, 7,6 t. Mar ( hee.pisee, Trafalgar-own. 12184. Oats% Oh; A... The market for home mining stocks remains very which the holders he 131 k Test.-Aksgmaa Jahn Crakiudiank Weemad e pat., to be en- Ole IL V. ah.) . . , 46 46 m e WARR tf4T. l to the lIALP.TEAILT INTEREST, at the rats „ft s t .cwo je lnalesss......,_sissOrliainn• Vbe a ____ool444 l 4.__ _ Mat I.th, I I I I gl im po• misidam illoo S MI Id . dittl . I 73 33 74 33 fiat, no animation being perceptible in any quarter. to receive any of the i ts per wet. eft e JAM. 00 the investment stoek of this Ameciatiee. `'T__. ._ ..., '=",.,,, ' IM 1.1 '' Beet . 60 all 111.81 W.Loll•lllgnin 33 AS The sales reported to-day are as follows :-Eagle- miler consequently c ft.., the 3oth June, aid be READY Is, DELI% SKY ea sad after ~,,,n7rar_w• .....2- , p a . •• se asb by 00 . 3 ,,,,,,, , , 4 ,,,, et. tee inimiumneminsems. .71 74 brook, 145, 160 ; Wheal Mary Ann , 40, 41; Wheal option, moro favours tee 9:5 of Jain ant. will be payable at tae oflicas of the Awasktke, ni‘ii r ai l t; 7. omice. • 19 111111nbengli sad Iticinke... - - brines the boars o 1 ' and 6 o'clock Salle. PETER notouson. Director. 70th Peal. - Meow Ntlies. tee the 14th Foot, to be le. IN NialmeseseFesSieNuede. 30 32 Arthur, 26 1; Lelant Console, 223; Stray Park, 14, the dissentient she rates dearoua ur amide; mousey see to asa .th e eb e ) INteneekelell Palithesh. Net reehreipn. St. 100 asegew IliSsallaiWeidere - - 13; Tremayne, 13, 14 ; Trehane,•ll, 12; St. Aubyn however, do not stat plan or tee of ~„„ sii s t oolomm i 8 888s m os . by w al e a 97 1 th ii ret. m. g 6 191IMMS 6640. t o rffrep sodumsy oearlVstods to be adjutant, T;ee SILL IN •ISCISISSIMI A. alga .. 7 .. ...1 2 8 0 7 3 33 0 BM SO and Grylls, 6, 7 ; Tamar Consols, 21, 3 ; Kilbricken, and•a-Quarter per C ' 7 1 , 1 4 0 , 0 3,,, 1e ckp0 m 0t u1t ,,,....."'7„„ Y k ,.. 4 . 44 . ebtais t r ullisla hisike= "the nsi srib. tit to w bs eet ...., leislogiment. ,6l. __ -c...pesin inshimm isweLloyd, frets the 47th Foot, h i t I I N N '121.4144141, °"1. aivi g"a Wast . :l:l». - 'Y ire 136 135 21, i ; South Ding Deng, 11, I; Leeds Town Con- issued ; and aa, in nisei at the Am or will be seat pie free ea spelkatism. esaftsy, 11110 sae trese ineene.-ainsei Feseeival T put, to be St ' lOO lama W• 8 10111 - - 30 4 51 51 pa NW, I' s ; Clive, 21 ; Wheal Edward, 11 ; West Ras- question of terms is I ------__ sell, t. arlys. by perdese. vise Streflthsid, wihse s b. ; a m II 11 :risk 200114 BMWs ... 7 71 more definite must It BRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4e. a Doses. isas dka. 60 ail 1 leacese Ed OEMS .. 101 104 The gold mining shares continue totally neglected, Gladstone before a d Yr. HOOFER bee ItEDOCED his FRICEIIer &them /doer Beremb g rame ,_mtem a m e ga rese e. Imo * b e m ide,4.offisos to 1 81 _ 112 De. Tikes ... ... - 16 17 pm and this afternoon, in sympathy with the general Under the circumet Sed VlLltete mfr o Ca. to 1 . per dam. Aboot2oß systed watereb the Ihrepelse Dmiden deemed /WM= Nisdwride i s ILA. , 5 1 . 1 , 0 2 , hid Y IT' 71 Pik,_ 754 3 ✓oportloo, mad whirls. LITC iaa - myeloid if net mesetelled. Illa.dessa e a b e e pe e sige.gpr e m to cad ism% idep Dee. gompepts se th e ..1 !y. en _ .... T 7isk. 3 44 ;4 dis tone of the Stock Exchange, the tendency , of prices seems clear that th buiewsearren tree. WI , and fetes suppled sea queedless o d ia c ale meep s , 14 114 Ma wet was downwards. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were unable to deal with our se tow be regard . Deli twice "W. , I l PalWa went Bezme.-gtegima Janes DIMING Megide Tete* se= ito au Loa Pereira ... .. 13i 153 " quoted 1 to 1/ prem.; Great Nugget, 4 to i prem. not mi es ma be had Sc tioa.-1100rams I. roa•mon Slth lid, ettretag wit% kcal rank elf mist (Mikegy lle 1111Aeles al Illeikwall - Si 94 / stock without actual Bret; ead33,l3roarrivr-rturr, eater Penehmin of North le _hem tbe Wel Remy et i t 0 2 1 / 4 "ena 012161.4 ii Ilea Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1 - 16 dn.; British Austra li an, -certainly an unhl Nmismategimel la North Almelo ONikla Arm Seem &aim, I 611. Owl 1041 0.01 1041 ex die a •- ---- ummEß._Ladies will find the spoustion of mi kis dada zttoureimbed. wpm ho r m an wargiv. t ots im a wi n . 4:42. lit :t 11 Mos se, lt. ivas wow .. . 1 2 1 2 1 1 16 ,mi usi i 4 -a to I dia.; Agua Fria, 1/ to 1/ prem.; Nouveau tempts. It must no ROWLANDS' EALTDOR patently rebelling WC= delleary awl WWI et the eampluks sad Ida Mem i OffICZ OF ORDNANCE Jew V. 10 I Po.Stoolatoset — B.(b, 1t It pa St 100 Lasdsm Si Seeth-Weeisen .. e 906 dile Se Nel k % ei thimilleg Pe Peed ef mai SINN SON* et Artillery.-Licatenna-Cobad TheeneetleNthate 30 134 La , es ... ... ... 31 si die Monde, Ito 1 prem. the market is less fir Imperial Brazilian shares were flatter. Cobra the financialplans of were quoted 473 to 483; Metcalfe were 51. lower, the conversion tam isoge in end rat , has any& bele aeleNS, lie Dewey, deceased; ItraelefeLisralMstaoMenti 40 S 4 Do. £45 -._ .... .. 46 34 die closing 51 to 54 prem.; Port Royal left off 13 to 1/ Then the Bank of E rp,..i.....d. es volooord dorstafa beela. Olathe Umiak luseby to • thesteaustedsmel, ekethemelma ss all ta w = s k Menthe It IS MOP Me dim Freddft andeens. Ileseeddlohdallehert Conrail/met hobs upeda,Se Denshy 15 all Imieldlien le 25 prem. was 3 per cent., the ends hue aibrall4l. s.. en.. to a llnt Mama m 0 rent to be mewl eipede. !Ye sums gt 1,60 Hansia...24loJuskei 29 201 The c l osing prices of new undertakings are as fol- was undisturbed, ar = s ig =f a i r Coombe& e. le wad gowns Peened Useement Robert NITA= Gregory Luanne Se be Stet it 44 ro.lienaLlseL tisios - -Ms elm% 110 ditr" Inee keg bow de. N. fit, Nee Beat. IL 100 11211•1 ... 73 731 ' 72 1 I i lows : Australian Mutual, /to 4 dia.; Australian 101. Now the Ba misseapor Mtn cemcs.-The weirs I . := 41= in. too Po. ani...oorDdior . .. 41 43 Consols, I to} dia. ; Monarch Gold, .1 to 4 dim.; dal transactions at ale .-cost by A. SOWLAND and SONS. NI, 50 416 kik.O. West. 'Helm ... - - Mixon Head, ito 4 dis.; Chartered Australian Land difficulty, in which gmls•lseese; sod by limbo adpsiiimers. BANKRUPTS. 15 174 DM MeV sham.. ... - -.- WILLIAZ Muses, Dorking, Surrey, auctioneer. St. 100 iffeeisiabst - ... .. 35 51 and Mining, fto i per share; Lewis Hill Range, is more or lets line TH E D A I L Y NEWS'. Joys Suess , Ilungerford Wharf, Smart, wine men . e 4 l l } m• 19199190 -. f i P 9l 4 tot per share ; Peninsular Mining, 4to •, 7 , prom .; "patched to the Cc 15 Irene 31 al dia Laaw chant. 10 70 Newry sad Ilen .. 11 S Cologne Lead, Ito 4 die ; Carberry Went , Ito 3 dia.; regarded as euggt J, Nod b erae ob e re a ltr a lgir:. the hod of to. LL ROBIRT NSLSON, MART NRLSON, and ROBERT NZL- oo o il m om w onoo p o l o oks oo . I a Golden Mountain, 4to 4 per share; Glenaulin,l to 4 and Console are litt bunt Seueit NW 11101 eld.. 4 ,._ . 440,101 01 Iwo aawallWas__._.__.talta 1011464 t Sole. jan ., Darlington, Barham, provision merchants. St. IN gawk& ... ... ... ... 31 M 111044.144114101114 las meow tehluen Nuthelt Fewascas a o Wali .1041P11 NI.IIIIIN, Nibley, Gloucestershire, innkeeper. 15 15 De.New_ _... - -- dn.; Sulphate of Barytes, /to }per share ; Lackamor greatly to be feare , et antedelfteL WILLIAM Tuoress, jue„ Haworth, Yorkshire, wonted mo ailSoctlicas Co Si W S. Copper, I di.. to 4pm ; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per by their promise to la Meamait sal value of its General Sewer-la the wsearael elks . 11:. 100 INerthllddik ... ... ... SS Hi taw -le the 0.114 t, trMitol. mid saportiot Mender alts spinner. share; Poltimon,l to / dn. ; British and Colonial beginning of next 3 16 16 'North Dave% ma s. ... - - els maws and 4.1 the 'mild menerdassed ecemerdal b. Rolston Comma, Ilatherssge, Derbyshire, needle mans Itrintne emeilme to tht aty, Railway, sad lawatery Acadia,- (sewer. Oh hut le unieguend. It NNW • wee det.ilt ; IM of Ildopisi this say Mbar paper s mltatbnly mil riser or Niiptp i g_ta the URN Sae by every Jona Mattoa, Manchester, innkeeper. t all De. L e D mir eemr: • - - II 0 De. B Ourenteed - -Ns 10 Ift North 10 all 'North Waldo ... 4 4 4 " 15 21•INarthALW,RACItyJua - - 001111112 , '' - alia dr. " 1 7 2222 st ein PAW* wok "it Mir% BANE 01 ZEOLAND.-Acemsr for the week ending July 13, UN. St. lte (Wok Were.,ll Wolter. as SS pAllideernbere. a „ re eararratael. M. 105 testis' 0012•1 ... k da m , owr to sari'' st wisp eke oats paper bear the Now beep --......./31,405,036 - Government Debt.-- £11,011.100 St. 100 leattlell What ... - to 1. pm.; New Linares, into a strait from rto 3 prem.; New , S4:uth Wales Coal, 3 to 1 themselves at a loss dis. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to f dis. ; Metcalfe (of held by parties Jamaica), 51 to o 0 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) stock, as compared 11 to 1/ pm.; L'Atgle d'Or, i to 4 dm.; London willingness to ant and Virginia Gold and Copper , : / to 4 prem. ; not escape notice, a 0 111mo * nisi Mints am" has slims esainlN. hes Me atoms 1 Other &rural& 2 .211 4 . 2 ‘3 ft. 100 Wawa St MP. ... .59 61 SI 6 Brucatu Gold, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Carbon is, however, no die elolltaloosiourtioatasio. Gold Coin and banks 17.40,931 R. 1 , 0 De. L.628.99.0w. d u i 89 71 Ps la trials tomer b *Nib, Ilms het nem if st em Silver Bullion 1 2 .164 to 8 lanwehary and Hereford 11 Of dk Coal, , I TO .1- dis.; Kenmare, I tol prem.; Port Hunter vernment for their yme Ur the yes r 104 to Ow Irani INS= 131.40%085 A 77. 4 47 0 .07 16 5411 all ekreveslary Na Ouster ail.. Moreton Bay Coal, par to f prem. • Cumberland in many respects, Nia It NI be hem that ear Ilsgse Vell• WlsnOwn iii rq. ll ": ll .• DANZ lee L.SPAWINIJIT. (Par.W. lila.) - . II 20 Hematite Iron Ore 1; to I prem. • Adelaide Land and them, although him ley yew) had la dye lean leases Ile wee am eutuelhee I Preettatotn' dawn] ....c4.14 3J e 0 Otattnrealtt Stellettel De el i De.ftives_ ... ... ... 9 lo ilabigheL Slum tesemL Kest - ... Ule 141 Gold, Ito 01 dii.; Great Cambrian Mining and months ago. Exc MOM= C1110011:L1 ...ease.... 117114..............• nude p.m. tkpoit h il,,,,4„d A..,,ii,y) ....... „ _ R 11537,213 20 , IN' Vika ... - 31 31 dlle Quarrying, Ito 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, ito I per See be taken to ' Hoinsuse Pent ... ..... ...........- im.--- MIN Eicher., Say. ii C_ogeSecerithis Seagram thill Le .... ........... 12111**... Deux sews,. . .... Int o -- Dena , l litv. anal 1.31042 1 G N old °l4 lMl4ll . v* - 4St;iii . .... 7 '1 2 11 so rn- I M o it:: w 2.4le aka li - "' 56 74 s y t Other leouvits .- 13,179 &Pi Great Crinnis, /to I prem. • Albion Gold, 3 dis. to par ; from all interferon • /be.seehsee ladateusee of Ode tennedayeedetheriNd 1,460,13111 10 lIS Walk Tatkiiilkase .. ol; IS 14 Lake Superior Copper, 1 ' di r s. to I prem.; London the aspect of the a egleleaseemig eepreord by a _______ ___ 16' all StedshekliDealinglesi ~ 23 37 albs* lOW Sem 9.4..=.73: the Loan nersieg 4,Er2,335 /34=623 16 15 Mireaul. n 3 and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream- such a course of pr Ppm Se k.t ft leek Idgh greadirds WO Peend Ine-te. j u i., 2 ,n. ism 4 .........„_inssirrative Übseaßem Nish le slob *dos of Wool; sad already . with the eneendhldhut ef se neepenined dell, sad with the bosom SUCIAIt.-Tlts average price n. o : A s n u s g n ar it . u t . h c e but prod casoi ne :v. of 10 11 ad eat Idea ... -..H1 13 SO all Wateelltil aml =. sf 56 all Waterbed sad S 6 SI 119 14 !West Oarkwell , _.. se 10 NNW, admethelemshi-11021 19 1 ' ' - aladacal,_ W awl the British possessions in America, computed teem the re- le i ll& 1 WImINNA sad 0101 0 0• 1 - - le ing, par to 3 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica', 3to 1 Consols opened prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), par to 3 prem.; Jamaica and at the final c Copper, 23 to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, for money and the Mr Mir. Ne 1. 11114014 lon °as eimil". *llO wa a a mmallal turns made in the week ending the 26th July, 1653, is 10 N. I Wad lamaaw I lto 11 per share; South Devon Consols, 3 to / per pears to be partly Wean? . R.Balet . r . b . wand d s s o u n am aii mid . i i , A. a lm a. ; ae ae 235. 91d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 2.15. 43d. ki ln ipadokmaaa l424 =t a i et 106 share ; Obernhof, Ito 1 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, Ito cellar ' s present coo Meows. us . . Fkeisikeet. Leedom Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 28s. 101 d. The so Iso 1 Des b a b e b ea g ena „ I 7 7} 41. 121 I prem. ; Irish Consols, 3 dia. to par ; Rhenish Char- apprehension on ti average prim of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, 23 i tit i DeAßM.RFarelenee .. I 5 ilf ~ coal, Iron, and Steel, 3to 3 prem.; North Cornwall, the year circumsta Shortly Nil be jointly, is 245. 10:d. et. 1001Yeekomil Mr& Maud 40 61 Of Ito 1. their negotiations i SPEECHES of the Rt. Him u ri a .t. MACAULAY, — lug redemption. M.P. eared sad anew by 11111441.0. WES LIMED AT FIXED RENTALS. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK . eludes :-Three p '.' 20 as e‘ 41 . 41 . 11 . 11 W Is . aFF.c° l aw•••• l2 l=Fr en- THE CAB QUESTION . — MEETING THIS DAY. et. too seettlassemine pima, 11212121 a ilealMa.liateebereapeethei by reSl ems. le LardeoleS.Weeserall 107 109 The gold mining shares remain almost wholly des- 8,2, • 1 • ditto for see On, nee saborded to Otobro that as sea Users has Mrha us ltt.llNeehty. At eleven o'clock this morning a meeting of the " " c = eaftika . 3 "" l " )... m m titute of business, with prices nominally unchanged. i 4:_ • Tlit ' co per Con tangsna, Brow% Orem, aml Lcepums. eab proprietors and driven was held at the Cranbourn gt. 100 riestueed~m3o.o. Carson's Creek mark 1 din. a-Quarter per Cent Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 334 to Thirty Years, 186( CULYERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORKS, Hotel, St. Martin's-lane, for the put post of hearing the re- is 15 oasalubs ,o ll.l2b r' Dmi t aanlaw mwe l 112 ° lin Orthodoz, And..., pleal, sad Orlgteel, Neigh; W post e .alt of a deputation of their body last ereaing,which bad P I. ld. s. OmmittiOnstWeseers SS SI an interview with the Under-Seastary of State for the 100 an M i nca l2 *la w * 34 1 t Peel River, 11 to 13 prem .; Scottish Australian 228. India Stock, Investment, 2 1 . 16 to 2 3-10 ' prem.; and North Exchequer Bill WHAT TO ZAT, DUNI, AND AVOID. le Vt. N.& Ban) - ,- British Australasian, I to 0 prem. All other foreign d 2 di u. Home Department. Mr. COCLTaiI having been called to 441 so LUNN/Mid 11M 1141 4 o preen at e. e. LEt'll.tiN TO YOUNG MEL the chair, SS 15 Mai dares idltiol - 86 51 and colonial undertakings are neglected. ls. prem. India I m. Iklee 10 SR HAPPY. Mr. CI proceeded to detail the conversation be- 14 1 31 =to m (621°)- 276 2716 Unwind liwnisis Foreign stocks iv. tweak the deputation and Mr. Fitzroy, and advised them to ... plemileesetallelers 141 141 ad mime done MORAL AVL PIIIVSICAL NUOVNINT OF LIR keep their horses in the stable rather than work them at a: : *ma ***** (41/t/a) * l7 Ne. Shares lliem. p s ia. y 7 . 7 . 7, 75 7. 7 , 3 4. y, fe ature , except for —— -- --- cite", which Save 0. los,cee 1 Ana 22 1 s an ts le pm 04 per cent. At • os ereCIAL DuMaina. loss. (Hear, bear.) itessine 1 N IN NAM 1 tAoglo Matra= 6014 all 1 dig Pe r vs. After speeches in teems! of continuing the strike until 20 an DNS She • • ph Ont - - 100,000 10. •AngloCalitomian VIZ IN ell'illTS OF ILUNIMOI LIM m an vu. what was termed reasonable modifications in the present 1 1te 1h it= "1.6 11.6341) 3 11,3 10,000 10 4Aastrakelsa DIPS: OW OF wurran. act, the meeting separated. SA all ird 20,400 20 +4•404114a WO 1 Australian Cordillera ne. se swein.a - - 1852, 991. Daniel 1111111111 T DflartOrtn:MA OONNIPATION, sad HAIM& 106 all rt=arsibrapos.) 157 IN 100,000 I Australftli Freehold 10.000 1 Ave Marts all idle 851. Dutch Tw NOM e. and a. strode. gum .. c k gamma AXIS, 2 ple a h... 116 EARL Yeste FITZWIILIAM -- Al: :D e O T - HE P =lir mise...r.e. ~. olio no m. b. stawiadmity beau 10 ttu 4 " crowir,dacale,st ;O e lt e o:U far G: tr E i L as E_C a Tl NS. iTtnorasus tar, Tat COLD WATER CURL 8. ma=U, Pa.. 050.... mew; Oarvalho. 147. PlamPreet: Wags. oar v boo teems : er at 11. R. Oilverwell, 11f.D.. 10, ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY OF IRELAND. --- Georg. speechie :idence W Mr. Ingo, said-He was of couservaticovnetpoinluitiutiownEhoelfMmtheri. district, examined by Clifton, who came forward as a candidate in that interest ( Wear Ims.ai Irteli -- - If Proostalt u r IF ' '1" ... "4. - - !I 12 Dike 3 disese m ittle ol L - - St g t. IN Direkeseeth e""thus Nedi„....... - : reo 1 1 0 5 1 1 to lin 111an5}......... 11 Of Me to IN Weer Val= in 1842, canvassed him for his vote, and on that occasion he o un g i s - - told Mr. Clifton that he could not vote for him or he should 25 23 mop pup msgp .82 as 200,000 1 British Auetralian Oold all 10 500 20 i britishlree S 5 1060. 1 1 0 1 1, 000 000 40 i s pe. ren ox.si leap.(ime.msl.pu 1 2 34 s. OOO SO 30 sad Caste If 0,00, I cuwo Do..llt. John Dal Rey IS 3/ 4 5 7 3 4 31 31 54 4 die 4 IS I ml ll 'ooo °l* 6 4r.„06167 1*1ire . 00= 6: 8 Cr." 4 all 471 4111 Chplapo 1 1 le me 13 101 111 ow St. 4Oopper Miners of Eng. all 63 73 8,000 35 eDo. Pref. 71 percent. all 71 51 pm 70,000 5 tregatAnsteshaeCorpo all 2 11 di, Great Nugget vein ill i 1 pm 100,000 111 Da. Rasaaana - „ ditto Four per Three per Cents., Half per Cents., Cents. for accent Four-and-a-Half 102. Sardinian 1 Old Three per Ci Three per Cents verted), 51 ; the ( lon " the crowns." Those who like himself were " scot Is. 100 wow • soorroot firt;;;;A 20,506 20 +Gemmel Yesterday the Snit general meeting of the sham and lot" voters only received " the crowns" if they voted teems Weeteent..-- 1011 NM ad 11,00 e Grand Duchy* Bader an 4 die 1 em The remittances holders of the above company was held at the Gaildhall for the Fitawilliam nominee. The reason he assigned for —11.04 a Polgooth. all 11 01 die rammaimea *SWUM uninterrupted. Coda-house, Gresham-strest, to take into consideration a voting in December, 18.52, for Mr. Whalley, was his desire pi. up a ... a .. i 92 91 100,ow Lake Bathurst all 1 1 die report from the directors, and such :natters as might be to get rid of the domination in Peterborough of the Fitz- 3 a ll !Zrae&a..- No. 2 ; 7 per Cl.i pp pp Isi 2 . l ' [Abell all 1 die Ipm The four princi 9,1101 4Lleares Seemed Nosseary, in consequence of the powers vested in wink= family. The steward of the Fitswilliam family, It, 10P Melelet It Sew 4 per Cul 153 10$ have now held the soma LoudonkCaliforn. Geld tie company by th e special set for re-incorporating the and others in its interest, accompanied the Fit:willies et. 1=7210 ..._ ...I led 101 Guam CruahlagCe all 1 1 lished their severe lams. Rear-Admiral Sir W. H. DILLO/4 in the chair. nominees in their canvass. 1;12 111: 157 posoissagehke"ualk.thiralausm:.":"l":„ Si li 7 IS IS NNW sad Holyhead ..., led 104 Id 100,500 Plezyuita all i die par The following fig Mr. lastaiw. the solicitor, in the absence of the were- Cross-examined by Mr. James, Q.C.-Wituese's father 4 1 ;4 !I ..._ a alal 100000 _: :r e -- .. : I i 011 Keen 1 3tmleengilltatenerloan 9 111/ 71 bury, read the following report, which states " that a special was a butcher, but alter Lord Fitswilliam did not deal with ''' i = l l., mola r c . : ;;. a l i i 60,010. New Granada ~. age lad on giving the Electric Telegraph Company him at the hall, he did not vote for the Fitzwilliam eandi- sa st g oe ,o * * * (eue e po r ,*. 4ga 900,00 Nouveau Monde 00,000 1 Nom Scotia Mining and 1 el Debra "MN to Open all streets, highways, and public date. Witness suggested to Mr. Whalley that a petition 5 5 .Do. do. 0147 per 01....... 351 Oopper Smelting 6 - - die they are conductct nods threugliest Scotland and Leland, passed the House should be prsseated to the Mouse of Commons against this 7 0 3 De. de. (71.110 1 ger 11.', iln pee 10,00 e Port Philip of Lords as the 139 t faint, and only requires her Ma- system, and a petition was agreed to at a meeting of 700 jetty's sits utensil. In Scotland 73 miles of double line persons, at the Corn Exchange. Giving " tae crowns" was N ibeet.o3e.Ests..s peol I 111 ) ma ei Ditto do. ft-21 1 2 1 1 2 se 89,050 Quarts Rock 10,004 5 Miran', Iron all 13 23 16,833,0001., and 10 10 . Do. New II pee Osst.Stock 14 131 100 1 Mete New bldwelnDsontkies and Portpatrick is completed. In IN- an ancient practice is the borough, and finding that their s o * , g o *, pa 2fa load a arable and quadruple line of wires has been laid distribution told greatly against them, the conservative 6 $ igdemerp, hes the Royal Exhibition (where it is constantly at work) party, is 1837, got up a • crown" subscription, and gave 'I Dude% N Per Ml -1 - - through the streets of Dublin to some distance beyond Glas. them out, to be equal with their liberal opponents, and to 111. 100 Gres3lll•l6MHs sere wt Pse r 138 130 tenth. From the compi.ny's office in Belfast 20 milei of wires counteract their peculiar effect, and the conservative side IL 100DeL2_1 1 L anip.d. „, 111 114 bars been laid dowa through the towns of Lisburn, Rills- continued the system until 1841. The conservatives, when 10 74 Da = pnama. borough, and Dromorc • and an office has been opened at they began the system, gave the " crowns" only to those a l 6 4 Otethberellege) Ill a e l Pill 7044 35 Buitlage agents 00,011 e 1 South Ausandise 1,000 10 Tin Croft 43,171 11.1.54 f Vaned *micas 70,000 1 Waller 10000 1 West Granada 100,050,0 1 Wee Mariposa. 100.000 I Yuba tel al t_ 3 1 i " Ms ar l - & di* Par all gli die all ; 1 die all I , dis . 368 bspo ,5871. The ac point at tercsting top. to those which till The Lond 1 lished in 1834, 1 11 per cent. and _ _cent., and pays a 100 1224,112 lints: 4 por 100 Odsiollos Ale is itlk o rlor k di owl Ilisdoo ..° a i Dunigag os ' an tra. IsiAt4r- I don 6 4. 2444d00di5(2.10411..12. Mo. do. (111.) pisr I , Do. do. MATO ? Fos Ct., , raathias.ista..6 p No. l DUO, do. 10 10 IDa Now • per Coot Nadi! IP 21 1444.24164.24p10r 6 ' 1:10•100. laalog 1 100 Oral Illortboad porOw 100 Do. I pot 'NIL SON K. TO ' Do. do4lmolio wat t Illpot. peal on IC GI 041111424 1 4abo(1121 0 ' SO I 4 .oWool.lbildloioos Bt.! 100 I:ll.Wed. volsoo.4d 0601. It. , 100 0024kroisioolio dour st II 4 Imouldeo diTabor alb/ It. 100 MOS per mellbedi.. et. 100 Los.* 11e100+.Osor.0 punt !It 100 I.lllloholleadd I par Ct. 00 1 6 lAB4lB4igholC6.Mi.' Mr. llatasw, the solicitor, in the absence of the secre tary, read the following report, which states " that a special act of incorporation giving the Electric Telegraph Compen7 of Ireland power to open all streets, highways, and public toads throughout Scotland and Deland, passed the House of Lords oa the 1391 instant, and only requires her Ma ty's sign manual. In Scotland 73 miles of double line between Dumfries and Portpatrick is completed. In Im bed a double and quadruple line of wires has been laid boa the Royal Exhibition (where it is constantly at work) through the street, of Dublin to some distance beyond Glee litsvin. From the compi.ny's office in Belfast 20 miles of wires have been laid down through the towns of Lisburn, Hills- borough, and Dromorc ; and an office has been opened at Lisburn. Tile dirctorc are using their best endeavours to complete the portions of fee land works preparatory to lay tag down a new sabmarine cable. The unpreredentedly boisterous and unfavourable weather in the year 1852, and until April, 1853, has prevented the completion of the rub- Marine communication, as had been confidently anticipated, and on the return of moderate weather an 111111111avour was made to recover the submarine cable laid down between Fortpatrick and Donagbadee, but unsuccessfully, which has determined the directors to contract for, and lay down an entirely new one ; the pecuniary loss is the contractor's. The capital hitherto expended upon the works, all preli minary expenses, costs of the act of parliament, and other charges incidewal tl-crcto, are under the sum of 30,0001. The d.rectors have entered into a mutually advantageous erring, meat with the L:ectric Telegraph Company for the transmission of antra gcl ou their respective lines. The directors anticipate thia by January, 18.51, the company will be in full work a. t, sir stations, end gradually extend ing their operation. r.eer .he whole of Ireland." The report baring bun received and adopted, Mr. FIELD inqurel why a balance-sheet had not been submitted to the !meting, as it appeared from the report that 30,0004. had been expended. The Cnatarras sr ited that it was not the usual practice to present • balance-.hce t at the first meeting. Mr. TISCNTON was of opinion that a balance•sheet ought to have trees preFJO l . The board were placed in a posi tion of seasidmade nifficulty. At the same time the share holders hail *Mr Meet confidence. A. for want of the act eseeivingthe dp mensal their proceedings were null and CM& be meld wpm an adjournment. The Cummins—The act has been mat down to her Majesty, mad might have received the royal signature yes Cross-examined by Mr. James, Q.C.—Witness's father was a butcher, but atter Lord Fitawilliam did not deal with him at the hall, he did not vote for the Fitzwilliam candi date. Witness suggested to Mr. Whalley that a petition should he preseated to the House of Commons against this system, and a petition was agreed to at • meeting of 700 persons, at the Corn Exchange. Giving " the crowns" was au ancient practice in the borough, and finding that their distribution told greatly against them, the conservative party, in 1837, got up a "crown" subscription, and gave them out, to be equal with their liberal opponents, and to counteract their peculiar effect, and the conservative side continued the system until 1841. The conservatives, when they began the system, gave the " crowns" only to those who:voted for them, and the "crowns" of the Fithwilliam party were withheld from these, on the ground that they should not have them twice over. Could not adduce any instance of " the crowns" being withheld from those who voted against the Fithwilliam interest. Rev. Mr. Mills was • gentlemen of property in the district, but this only made the circanutence of his holding his house, as the condition of hie vote, only a greater disgrace. He believed it was at the instance of his wife. (Laughter.) Mr. Hill had stated to him that the bargain attached to his tenure was the condition of his vote. The total amount of these crown cues would amount to probably 100, but they increased and decreased with the numbers of the " scot and lot" voters. Mr. Mile was a canon of the cathedral, and held a living near Peterborough. Other evidence of a similar character was adtlaced. The committee then adjourned to this day. 9 1 pa 111 1 74 _9l 10i 'fat* Transferable by etas 10i iii i di , e PIS 10 11l 124 121 103 e S all Ea; 00•1303iiallirish all lamiandleryarmlat.oo3 13 liaalltodiaLlza.toa,l4ol Clto j Do.lll4tw . 3 , Da. S 6 134 all Maryp.ls Carlialit, p Ct. 'lOO ,11411:aatiOunt.ttr.tab.op.0 16f A Ditto Pediment* at 100 Norfolk Extesiaioa... & 1 114, De. per ot. Pref. Vek all , 1 ro.Wevene?Valley e pa+ 10 6 Do. Debentures Rdled North British _ all "(milt Stadordeldrep IGO Oxford, Woorter, flolrms Ll 3. 6 per era . __ditto dittr se is 11 13 14 1:1 $ Pa = . 2• 2 151 i e 152 e Pa 114 112 Ils 199 i die Tel 1.16 U' THE "COUNT OUT.* TO TEI ZDITOI 0? TIN SIR,—IO your paper of yesterday the member for Surrey, Mr. Frewen, states that be believes Mr. Wilson and Kr. Honfall, were present at the "moat oat" es Taaa. day. In the hurry in which the saws aro taken mistakes will occuiosally arise, but, as one of those who took the names on that occasion, I an bound to say I did not an Mr. Wilson before the chair during the count, and Kr. Montan was certainly not is the boom.—l am truly yours, House of Commons, July 29. J. WALKBLEY. Iroombelhotot (Nor.ll. Ink) S pw Coot-. Do. 6 per Oat .• oath Doom . • Ditto Mot 44 . per Coot oath Mt .' (Motor Am.)of ..... lot 2 19 * iPa 174 19 14 154 "1 pat 1 1,01 wet N, of re iwth 10•4 105 si For i Ps seems clear that the Chancellor will find himself unable to deal with this large mass of uncommutcd stock without actually adding to the national burdens —certainly an unhappy result of his financial at tempts. It must not be overlooked that the aspect of the market is less favourable at the present moment to the financial plans of government than at the time when, the conversion scheme was first brought forward. Then the Bank of England minimum rate of discount was 3 per cent., the political tranquillity of Europe was undisturbe, and Console were verging upon 101. Now the Bank rate is 31 per cent., commer cial transactions are impeded by a grave political difficulty, in which every leading European power is more or leis involved, gold is being freely de spatched to the Continent, harvest prospects are I regarded as suggestive of something like anxiety, I and Console are little above 98. It is therefore greatly to be feared that government, embarrassed by their promise to make so large a payment at the beginning of next year, may find themselves driven into a strait from which they cans only extricate themselves at a loss. The great advantage now held by parties who declined to accept new stock, as compared with those who recorded their willingness to accede to Mr. Gladstone's terms, will not escape notice, and involves an unfairness. There is, however, no disposition to bear hardly on the go vernment for their financial failure. Circumstances, in many respects, have proved decidedly adverse to them, although impalpable to human foresight a few months ago. Exception may with much more jus tice be taken to the course pursued by Mr. Glad stone's predecessors in office, who timidly abstained from all interference with the debt at a time when the aspect of the market was decidedly favourable to such a course of proceeding. Consols opened 981 to 1, but declined to 981 to !, and at the final close were fiat at 981 exactly, both for money and the 11th August. The decline ap pears to be partly owing to the fact that the Chan cellor's present course is regarded as indicative of an apprehension on the part of government that later in the year circumstances may be more unfavourable to their negotiations in respect of the stocks now await ing redemption. The official basin( as report in cludes :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 981, 1, ' l , • ditto for account, 11th August, 981, Z, 1, 1 ; Th ree per Cent. Reduced, 991, 99; Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 102, 1011, ° 1; Annuities of Thirty Years, 1860, 51, 5 11-16. Bank Stock, 229, 228. India Stock, 2571, 236. izehequer Bills have given way, sales being at 2s. di.. The closing price was 2s. die. to rs e : lm p l : d em. India Bonds mark 265. prem. Foreign stocks remained without movement or feature, except for the Spanish Committee's Certifi cates, which Save further advanced, closing at 61 to 61 per cent. At 4 o'clock, Mexican was quoted 261 to 27; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to ; and Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 991. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 861, 85g. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 98. Mexican Three per Cents., 27, 261. Peruvian Four-aad-a- Half per Cents., 84, 831 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 16th August, 381. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011, 1 ; ditto small, 102. Sardinian Five per Cents., 911,1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Passive Bonds (con verted), 51 ; the Cmmittee's Certificates, 61, 61 per cent. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 37,. The remittances of gold to the continent continue uninterrupted. _ _ _ The four principal joint-stock banks of London have now held their annual meetings, and have pub lished their several reports to the end of June, 1853. The following figures show in a strong light the steady and growing importance of the institutions, and attest the mercantile ability and care with which they are conducted. The aggregate amount of their paid-up capital is 2,323,0001., customers' deposits 16,833,0001., and their rest or undivided profits 368,587/. The accompanying statement will be in teresting to those who differ in opinion as to the point at which the rest or guarantee fund ought to stop. The London and Westminster Bank, esta blished in 1834, has a guarantee fund on capital of 11 per cent. and on customers' accounts of 11 per cent., and pays a dividend of 6 per cent. and beaus. The London Joint Stock, established in 1836, has a guarantee fund of 243 per cent. on capital and 31 on customers' accounts, and pays 8 per cent, and bonus. The Union Bank of London, established in 1839, has a guarantee fund on capital of 11; per cent. and on accounts of 1 1-16 : its dividend is 8 per cent. The Commercial Bank, established in 1840, has a gua rantee fund of 20 per cent. on capital, 41 on cus tomers accounts, and pays 6 per cent. and bonus of 16s. per share. At the special meeting of the Upper India Railway Company, held to-day, the proposed arrangements for amalgamation with the East India Railway Com pany were unanimously adopted. Cordial thanks were vo•ed to the ditcctors generally, and a special vote of thanks was passed to Mr. W. P. Andrew, whose valuable services in a prominent post the meeting expressed a strong hope would still be pre served to the company, as a reward for his exertions and steady disregard of private interest. The man agement of the undertaking was referred to in terms of high encomium, and satisfaction was especially expressed by the shareholders at the smallness of the sum, viz.., 1,800!., charged as " expenses," dating , from the first establishment of the company. We understand neither the managing director nor any of the board have received any portion of the share- lINCIELLCUOVAL No. 1 ilb 1 NISCILLAMOCS. 36616 A 6 Aubla Coal and Iron ~. Ufa 10 Australian Agricultural 11,500 10 Australasian Pacific alai. 60,8001 lii Audrallan Royal Mall 35,0001 10 ik , rlin Waterworts..... ~ . ' Ile British American Land 86,0001 thitish & Colonial Smiths, A Reduction Company 10,0001 ti 100 Canada 100.001 l Crystal Palace .... ~ . , 130.000 4 Crystal Palace of Franco 81000 80, Eastern Steam . . 12,000 251Eloetrie Telegrap h 10,0 0 Ibitleneral Steam Navigation., .... 20.0eneral SS. Shlppiug C 0. ., 6.0 0 20' Irish Ikatront Sugar . .... 10,0001 teiNandalena St. Navigation.. t oo 1 1 2, 1 1 4:11 , in .1 p i, itelett lan raniluel 5,00• :N.S. W at, enni and iit . t . e . r: Steam Naviyation Co. .. 123. 1 North British AustraLuLool Gs, 11 bo. New to North of Europe Steam .. 10. y li , Pev o l e lUver Land a Weer& SO Peninstlar & Oriental its. dii. ...... .... 00, 2 Portland Iron Company .. 14,8 10 Royal Mall Stamm 1110,000 1 ARMY' Arts% loviiiiiiii 12,7 to ion* Amolgliso Lai.... 100.05) 1 Morriss T 10.000 11:* Via Dimaiii=11........, Closing PI, price* 'Yestuda) In 33 33 )o l 3 2 41 65 Cod lit Pin t Pm. pm live I - - ill pm. I i :AP ii, iii Swine,. done to day. II • ill 1 i 7 11.1100 mi I MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Swot —There has been a full ►moant of business done during the week, and prices closed a shade in favour of the sellers. A large business also done in floating cargoes at full prices. The refined market Ins been firm at last week a currency ; low brown lumps, 4ds. 6d.; grocery, 461. to 48s. Course.—Good qualities of plantation Ceylon have sold at very full prices to a slight advance; other descriptions et eady at last week's prices, with a full amount of busines done ; native Ceylon, 465. to 47e. TEX.—Holders have asked higher prices since the news from China by telegraph arrived, which checked business. Common Cungou sold 111 lb., which is Ito advance. The letters by the mail which are expected to-morrow, are ex petted to be important as regards this article. Rica.—A good demand has existed, and prices are 3d to 6d. dearer. SPIRITB.—Rum and brandy has advanced ld. SALTPETRE has been dull of sale. Corrox.—A limited business done at full prices. SPICES without alteration, except Cinnamou, which is quoted 2d. to 3d. lower. Isom firm at last week's quotation. COCHINEAL dull of sale at last week's prices. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet with very little business doing, either on the spot or speculatively. Town Tallow has declined Is. in the public sales, and is quoted 49i. 3d. nett cash ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, die. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 50s. 6d. to 9d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is not large, but fully adequate to the demand. Trade is dull, and Monday'. quotations are barely maintained. The number of Sheep and Lambs is considerably smaller than on this day week; they are con sequently pretty readily disposed of, and on the average prices are better. There is a very large supply of foreign calves, but choice ones are by no means plentiful ; the best descr.ptions, therefore, are not much lower. From Germany and Holland there are 320 beasts, 1960 sheep, 634 calves, and 25 pigs; Scotland, 50 beasts; Northern and ' Midland, 300 ; and 90 milch cows from the home counties. Per none Id We. .. A... d. Per stows of Sit, a r. ad. Bed :cot,, llarefozda . 4 4 4 8 Rag Pun. k llf..tala Oh Ocit Short-bora' ......4 2 4 4 Best Long-wool~ *road Quality Ikeda_ 3 0 3 8 Do. do. :torn Valved Plgs .......... , Ikat nos. k Ilalf.arol• 410 5 2 tomb , .... .... . 5 4 6 .. 0 W.A. at market. 882; SLov and Lamb.. L2'6o) ; Claw.. b•J; Pip, 'Mk _ _ __. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Meurs. rattendea and Smith, hop Factors, report that the accounts from the hop plantations on the whole come rather more favourab:e, and the duty has advanced to 130,0001 ; the market remains firm at late prices, with • regular demand for consumption. lIIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENITALL.— Ihe present prices are : .561 b. to 611 b., 21d. ; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 2:d. to 3d. ; 72Ihs. to SON.. 31. to - ; sOlb, to Whs., 3;d. to 4d.; tifilbs. to 961h6., 4d. to 44d. Horse hides, 6s. Calf skins, light, Is. to 35.; fall, 6.. Banmomnsar.—Sheep Skins : Lambs, 2s. 3d. to 31. 9d. ; Shcarlingi, 2s. to 2s. 6d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End llsswell, 18s. ed. ; Walls End lletton, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 181. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 181. 3d. —Ships at sadist, 49.