The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-25 00:00:00

• - /!•-- ,0•• .fy ", ;A'eCe.-• ... all',,erme f set a eleger-ea... . " • of 1 4 •e , • .ems... SS-- a0,44.-..r. .... 1.--- Alen- a/7A , --"'" 11212 - - f-- - ' 4 . 10. (J__ irliirtio 51 .... No. 2,135.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1853. _ ..._ 1311ITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, • " SILKEN CORD" IN CHLNA. I, Itlinemaitnel, Iluk, Lodes, SHARE LISTS. PORRION RAILWAYS. MONI Faisblietal Ana laa7. ~ .. •a ay apieht .*.1::. r.rlmment, 4 ekt., caa. 9. The China Ifni: of April 14 says :-A rumour to s :astern" Retterdem, la Of as .. . t. RialiEUT A L !Sint:heath Park.F au n al . Eywaro, 9) 4 &mann a dd Nealmemes. aaMsa p as reached as on the 2nd of the wont a that S u had been The railway market to-day experienced a further w e a: 0 ,,,,,, 1 94 . 1•111... . 4 "" J = 4 4 ti t , . • ••• ereasiora o e a-curlew Irmo or Debt,. degraded, hia pr piety confiscated, and that while on his moderate advance, and fully retains its late favour- 10 10 Ws anameimpan .., ata peal The funds experieo ii ,- . • 1 rly turd :awing first seem year, war to the capital, ahle *Myna lift, be wax met in Shan tun Province by ble tendency. Stock is scarce, and purchases con- is a °wire ablm bea. •••• •a 4 '1 ' 7l ' day, and continue ch a ag ',Guam) Ire: Oridu,or, , SO 25 I Vim ia I'm ... the imperial messenger bearing a silken cord, with orders time to carry up prices, but the transocti,ine in this to 1 i Da. Nannies . ". .. 5 5, ma character. The grea ..• • , a %IA DITYI'AL I lag Avenel lat e li 11 a absence of sellers wl ~. -.- iay her Maiesty's a....yal Loans Patent. far Lim to strangle himieif ; and the intelligence, as regards department remain extremely limited. At the final I 3 Raga' ledan ennaev. • , f , '• • 2 rf a 71 • ',• ' i madly. the degradation and confimation at least, has since barn close the tone was a shade fl atter, but the variation " ma all itu.Gr"dw....it.n:canadaaguirt"L or vran",-. 1 dia l e a pi absorption of stock by 1 - ..- -,- • n mica toe ever? tare: iminthe difference of Me. the part of late one ecefirmeil f rom more reliable muter,. A concliondent, was not important. ..i ilLsom& Da.l'°" eat t a tiNi a,s ll l,..C 4 t Pi "17 :1 1 - rale - .....oaela 0.1 an, or plea ....auliarly aamestagauus to netting from CIDDM, under date April 4, says : _. accounts, has led to a i m. 1.....rmal general meetin7, , e redadott of 30 per ten', was " The most important item of intelligence lately re- TlllB DAY.-Two O'CLOCK . V,16 ' Lamembowg ... ,61 71 IG "19 De (lhaway) ... I4f 4{ upward tendency. '1 Da te Itaea a 10 7 0561 is'a i r a ` ma al an 9916 ' 12 ‘ 11a11 " ..v** * ecived u the utter rain of Sii, the late (Jimenez-Genes al The railway market has been steady this morning, ll f, Da. D9 '. m ai.. l) .: , •! 1 lil course opeu to speeut ~,s, .........) aseeves.) of the Tao Ewing. It is net certain what has become and a few stocks, including Great Western and Lon- lo 4 Do.ll per ct. irefe;ence ... 4 i cis sensitiveness on the - aai ,RTST - ek. iled- , cies,. impression apparent e s . moot e mama - ..., ' A. 96.1 Toady It 1 of him, whether he ha been banished Cr exetuted ;I ut doe and North Western, have been a shade better. 99 9 = a 4B43l • lll arraaaaa - it er y . Pal Pre. :0 7 4 may be its im .., ecth 11. 1 a. of ."... ~,i , „.. Pre- Pre- ra'a prev•rty has all been eni.fi i thtsal. The imper ad At the present hour the tone is rather flatter, but bn- sta m mama mei; a . .l' - - ' - pm team 1 • 1101 . 1 Nam. mama reseript arrived here on th.• night of tiro 30th ultimo, . -- - sieves throughout this market has ruled extremely 29 20 110 • 12 •Inagwith h;-', If 2 1 Emperor of Russia ▪ z .e . L a 41., Teazel Ilths. i a m el. tad.L a d. and the property was seised up -a the following quiet. 20 Se Do. Dean Interest) .. - - gresstve war upon M t ie • SSG. 30 Oil 731 atoll: II IV. Nortkeead it anci 33a LSI text for hostilities, • 49 a 2he 4 1 176144: 0 12 4 day. The Chinese community cor.sider his sentence French shares are also quiet, and rather flatter. 30 Id' Dm 231.1 pet et. liCti . e . ., l NOrtherne DEC buyers at 351. arrayed against him Ma I e!lfie I 6 2 7 le, 14ea0 12 3 deserved, and he Melees no st mpatby from it, (!oe B. k 4911 MP 'h.. 'lt 15 •3II11• 5 1$ 4 1 ' 9 21121141 t 0 t 1 e I* all (tar Preto: il l 9 mously in a diplomati Y. U. FOSTEE. Mealiest many. Wh..t lad to his punishment wit , not his want of oRDINARY SHARE 3 AND semen. so to Paris and lyou .16 161 pm in the afternoon by et ANDREW FRANCIS, Kemeny. MUM. against the lemurs, ids, but Ike arbitrary SO i 26 Perlman triune 4l 43 fficsaninwrces anus totda7 20 ,'A Paris sad Num ... 39 41 rejection by the Porte --•-- - sh • i rd 't Saltines. YeaterdaY. ' to 2 P.m s4l 'at Perks rad &Wear, .. 351 MA but the intelligence i I . ~ OR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.-Lights ' yap , . a,I .lurable KtX)FING.-CI4OOOONIA PA IeNT alattLTL lot , d'ING PELT 14 perfectly hapervieu to min, now. mand in 110 can, of a very able and gallant military officer at. 'lOO : t'rertes.r. .- ... ~.. named Wang Yung ; and forwarding to the capital a fame• 2 ° ' I -, A . ' 5 " ,4 -. 211115 Z, ta res 1 37 37—i ana Mat Junatioa a I 51 51 lan east, a-id 1.1 .1 en tested by a kna aiil extensive esprit' nee in eeeimatam, which induced th e Emperor to approve of his lay salßirm.Welv.hatearTalnia i 21 11114 23 4 Pine,OuramdCherfaur. 31 44 pes 191 71 Gann used Mohamed .. 4Ms tar 91 a Seam nad amen ... .. I 181 191 2 I Royal amain plain loudly of the an the present political c • 1 11, - ..e ~.e. ; .5 , • . half the time r iTilulred ate slates; can be nal on NI la Asian AL, MOM* Ba SI degradation, and to pronounce against him sentence of 21 211 1 131 ' ,00 -,LanahCaes. 3llls .' a 7Us e a a aunts be unprseeeel toms.. PRlng oat: Praia Y 27a, tal :M.Cheretelkik.acats2sLC , 20 22 341 4 Do. li per Coat. Prefer, - - Colilluis opeaed 981 ii , ~ , ~i..e. neer, ea caaaaa a„ p. m ., 1 , 0:44 usaucalan Ki t thutislitnent. Owing , however, to the scarcity of cancer, at lea Do. do. Zo. :AL: 81 21 We 111 5 South Eastern of France i - - tO a, the quotation 98: to : ex div. !, sie..r.,..ac assail bathes arid pipes oases 21 pee cent. of hot - swim atia aa . aaaaaaa at , ala pas as ammo= la Eitta,, ats Moan: Yang was ordered to analaiu with the army for a Rt. Lae Printeland Ruler ... -tiro lut ma Pa, e. towcrenenrev., LONDON, who elm ay-1y a I C.P .IL Me Miedeerame ... ... .. NI 119 . 6111 lime, In a subordinate sitnatian. Meanwhile, a censor or g • at mama art nai0 ,„„..,. . al ne IINSATIIIM; r• t and 13401 0 V.:, IVA Telt to damp wado :.ad h.iing Chela-kiang had mesnoriatisied tha Empena on the subject v. at aura aad Buda. ... ... I . '' a m k a p. !... el i l.4llllC the tempt ...Aare. ..----- ( • YT.i t - 4 , lcs . VA s, Sli kbt l i 7 (i' %* 4kk,?. ....: .-, - i r magerat . .ig the brave deeds performed by Heang Yung in ta r D e , : ia., t . e ., , , te.: tpiz.,..., 4 3 Pre Kwang-re, especially his successful defence of the caaital 25 al. La der A nlan w, e .i ttoe. ... ... II 9 of tit .t • eroviner, end contrasting them with Sex's uniform la a 1 Ditto ici .„, E 2. , n 3 1 aal h. 2 1 4 want et success, resulting in the loss of the capital of es Ile Astern laentatee ... ._ I 13 111 He-pels. On being informed of the true state of the care, 23 1 45 ' 11,111 Qr s a l lila; . .a,. ~. .a.'' N... , the Emperor gave orders for Fir a instant degradation, and fir the restoratian of Hung Yung, whom he also promoted to higher rank." am) ... . , 11 12 23 ' a 12a. et a an: a. _a. I 81 al St.. ISO MU Laaraettre ... . I 72 73 Sa &UM. Is W.I. at ~.a.a.ria.la ' 54 a 7 St Me Ilallebargh aral u1a,...a .6 70 75 21a le I ioniana ct Frame... ... I 4 pia Se L. Olen lean Seely q all .6 trt Flanders • 1 1 PIN 4 5 le ' lu Duit per Cent. kaeler.l / I dim ft i la a:a...a:ram rho., V lij bi put M 2 we...cornet awfteeriand 1 1 01 Ms . SO I IZeahad MINES. ' 3 2 dig FRIDAY EYZNIIfO. Quietude continues to prevail in the market for British mining rocks. IVe hear of few trensactions, and no particular change iu prices. however, •a little w market finally left i and-a-Quarter per I dcrably, and are t absorption for investo invested again in li ... official business repo Consols, for the a Z,/, ex div.; Three a ; Three-and-a-Quart TF.F.TH.-By Her Majesty's 'loyal Letters Patent. Another carrespondent informs us, that rin-l.wei, to 10 14 &nab:inch and Peebles., I - - In connection with the prospects of the market for iitock, 2291. copper, it may be useful to mentior that UR impres e•ate emu., an.: r .., m e i applt,-.!kora of Met tr!ed:r ye. at IPS W.:, ::,g:,, 1'er:,,,,0z0, , 30 32 Exchequer Bills re ~,., a alrg la inA latune.st in me eonemeelomed anTlrletat whom the execution of the Emperor's orders wee en- lit. IN Glasgow & autaliWetterc! - - 11.... 11, k. 1 1 ,1.4 sad Paleus•-)Ir• EPHRAIM 1 1 92 • 111 • ff. Willem- trotted, from a feeling of gratitude fur past ammo, gave Lt. tin Great Northma .... ..., 87 sa sion exists that .ittle or no copper ore may be ex- India Bonds sales are Da' • • ' I, t'"” Te ' 94 • slll6 ' 6raauw"lwast sub layea ' m a! ' 1 N a I tins vend hours' warning, so as I, enable them to at. I°° r '''• A. trot. ... '' 54 66 pected from Cuba for some time to come, owing to Business in the e limited, and the trap Pa- a Am a. anginal, 4itil Mule*. • maration cenanaing in ••a re a S aet. too I uo. v. Stag ... ...I 191 136 the scarcity of shipping, which would necessitate the th, •. • .ttoth . auk the frost absolute erre:hut all 'moo, , cal remove •portion of his treasure and other valuables. Pt. Me GLeouth. end West.llrea 11u 112 change worthy of not Cana. , iey P-epared WHITE INDIA ItlaratEß as a lining to the S: 10, Great Western ... .. 8 1 1 891 891 a 1 paying at present of very high rates of freight. 'elle gold mining shares to-day were firm, but ex- but other descriptions mosso . lone • e nape lassie. The eatraur 'Mary result- ..t 1114 12 II trials South Eastern ... 7 5 5 sppacalan re .y he belay opted Ina lOW 14 their roust pf 3112.11 nt 20 all Ilnamater mid Cullaia .. OS 67 hibit no improvement worthy of notice, business in o'clock Mexican Boi Skanish Deferred - MI lbstet,, .• 1:.c1.4. , Ari/11 :-.111 sharp 'Gni,. are •704,.1ei1, no carioca ELECTION INQUIRIES. 161 111 1 Do. Thirds .. . ... la 16 .gm this department being very restricted. Peel River wire-, .• .......- ~ .Inel are requirea.• manly ineraesed aces an el Bt. leo loanwa.ire rad Yer . lralta . ;al al . 781 f k a , to 61 per cent. soc...n is ' peal I.a, a nataral elarasity bill .rt • wholy unattainable, TO TUN IDITOR OP TH. DAILY 141W4. 20 PI Do.I I IIIN ~ ~ as 41 aim opened 21 to 21 prem., but became a shade better in ana i so, esed with ths res.t ware - -; y, to re' +ma ditto Four-and-a-Hall flnt„-I have already stated what is the unanimous /6 11 1 L's. W 44 111 ' 42142 W 'a 7 1 2 1 a • t h e afternoon. West Grenada were rather firmer. idle* from ire a.tiosen ami ardbllity of tau Vim , ea , ~..1 dr AO : - .11 'Leeds Northern , .. 151 RI Granada Active, 21 ✓ eie-t tura at a even totteaajeal.eoteeth when tows, orit. e lered o pinion of :hoar a' , lc to form a co : reef judain eat as to the Ile Ili Luna and dlackWali ... el 9 At 4 o'clock, Peel River were quoted 2 1 to 2 . 1 prem.; to 10. The list of sr Isse-r , to :or ,0 )- 4- etson of 0 , Rum.. "Ti e s•:1- et the we - 12'h eawl unmitigated absurdity of the inquiries napeeting the cop ii 3 'Lort a Titbury,& Southend la If pa Port Phillip, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; Colonial l Gold, no t.,,,0cy en the canaleally peep we d whe t . I n di a Rubber, and, as it ruption practised it. several barougt s; but, with al my Se. 'O3 Iran., kirteti. , r, AB. Cc,: 1;;; 1.5 1 3-1 C to 1 5-16 prem. ; British Austmlian, }cis. to and-a-Half per Cent le a L 0714,0 .1. •••?, cams of holy temperature rosy with tact 'aich eat e, I was not, until a few days since, aware of the full fla lee Leaden & tenth-West. Hal 1151 1131 i Certificates, 96/. Et enciart be Dann il asel mute dat the mouta, all unpaa-antuen at eat at to which this absurdity is carried ;if indeed atthur- 20 II Da. Willa ... ... . ly IS pm par ; Great Nuggett, 1 3.16 to I 5-16 prem.; Ague smell ar taste bring at therms Use whale provided •agaiLat ty the -- a . • a 10 Dealiash., l ll.mtlll.(l3 I If ~ Fria, 1 ' . i to 1 - , 7 , prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 1,1 to li Three per Cmits., 2 ✓emise mum ut I, nration.-To as obtained on'y at day he not far too mild • term for the most flagrant hypo- et. too :. „„ Eiousisoa „ .. , ~,,,,,,, , 94 „..,t 004 el. tiIIIENOR-I. I 7IISET, LONDON. any it his ever been my lot to witness. 50 11 ala StO ... ... ... 5 ) 41 dui prem. 4 Half per Cent. Bond: e, oraymtreet. Rath. Walking into one of thase committee - rooms -wltich, for 40 ,54 D. En _. a ... ... 44 3a die In other foreign mines there was scarcely any Cent., .59. Russian I 34. Gialagar•Olect, Newesstlearsafeed. obvious reasons, shall he namelan-1 was immediately 25 i all l loodonderry ac Coleraine 11 ia feature. National Brazilian (Coeaes) were rather Sardinian Five per struck with the singularity of the t 'Lamination of a most la° 'al 1 1 -aa ,l4 valra7 l4 EanialaPaal 1 2 21 Deferred Tbree per ( 'f WILLIAMS and COMPANY'S FAMILY LINEN weaettouse. 40, Itaimatren, Maisawbu.a.apia.e, sold aar_ t witn , away , ea be fa ad • steak of 110CalelloLD LI NENea flan- , a, A css. Asking the name of the counsel, 1 was " 1 " 1r ? . 6 -aelat 6 haraa.thiaa-a -11 . 2 te Mt who I knew to be a tory of the first wirer ; SI l, 9 manat Linea tinint ss Si Ms St a ler. latellam .r 1 .. , . .. 721 f2l what weals! be called Manned tory on almost e very torstion. St .li 2 i Do. Berea tnelllte . ray . 40 44 firmer. 'West Indian descriptions were also well supported. Metcalf, closed 6to 6 1 prem. 'fhe closing prices of new undertaltiogs are as It may not boot eastern difficulty cau ba., la every artak of domeatie up, Prat* m1%11311,5 cot cy , te:.. o artth this. Knowledge 1 remained in the committee.room 50 tra1 . .110.1. taissarlrel... ... - -- follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min. cultural districts to 11 la Loons.. Cosner arm. e. -t4. Ike., 'menet in :able Brea on ro. . • * dent e terms. Late John 6- ,an, in awl Co. - Itstahlistic,l 180 t. during the en amination of the witnes s , who was evidently 23 Its- Ditto Half Marn a . ~. - - lag and Streaming, 1.16 dia. to 3-16 pm. • Melbourne ~ usual interest. 11 itl one of those 11.'1.1 , 11 men for the dirty work of • party, who 11 1 . .. 1° ;."'" 1 - ml.."•" . • •-* r- • 32 14 Gold, 1,- to •,,• 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1: to one-of our supplies AfR. AIFItED COX'S NEW WORK en c w r......ef a witness boa, take an . oat h . to tell t h e truth a _ _ ~, „ apa .„.., a.a.s4traaata ta a ass and the el r a' a am ' f a ul a n t o r°o° .. f I Pas I dis.; Australian Consols, 1 10 ~I. dia.; Monarch Danubian provinces I. rnort.3: v. foe intemthv TeNnlVe. Perrnllawr B . and res. h.• truth, and yet make it their boast to have cocccaled se I 71,2 4 0.'7 • it•l Erntrneshlso. q . Gold, Ito 4 cis. ; Chartered Australian Laud and great importance aft p,wo - of LII .', ' std h• u. e 1r6,1 !T ele. rty, c..nt..ins the pre6 •e 1.-.. n- .as much as poaatla, sheet of laying thematic,' op .n to an 24 I all KewryWarreepolatale;:. 76 8 1 anCoa •MA 1, medial to thaso in thaeaeinanus Wade/ of imams lodgment far perjury . St.lloo Norfolk ... ... ... .. 50 52 use nwalere.• ; -ad Nay dam. b oa , l a a l . ~,aa ~..a, ' ,t ea r, Tem, The witne'at ea-aim:ay felt he was in al& h ndr, and that IS 115, . Ma New ... .... .. - - 31 ?tehers Counties Lake 81 21 ills Mining, 1 to 1 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, aff e cting th e crops. batkl, buy. hire, tad qua th erm This practical Were , edema to he might so shape his evidence as to " make thing' pleasant" 3 1 . -I to 5 per :hare • ; Golden Mountain, Zto a per share • ; The following retn diereh arel maaliatio mimeo . ; It also :ew renown to the mousse withouthimself to a severe cross-examination• N. , i 1 ctfirhßrUiei"on,l4o..il ::. 13 - 1 - i Ms 34 datic• in ratans aml their Lat.:l-nk Couirel is eine voltam! , nand subjecting lake Superior Copper, die. to par; Cologne to'lloY : parekneto et gardavUle of trades liad ND Itllte B 01 lore. , cadre, The whole affair was palpable, not only to a prefaseienal 5 , sit ; 1)0, a A Daktred - - Lead, 1 di, . to par ; Carberry West , . 1 to f dm.; DANK OP EN Mier taw a tae of real and peesemal prnaery is tally man, lut also, lam p-rota.ded, to more than one member of 5" 0 : Do. 411 Ouratand - - diemou Odra. TOL, ■ al menu meta are autainerl is the Med, and not the committee, and certainly to the chairman, who en 7 0 , Ili tillT lb 'UMW O .4 , - 41 44 Ms CoCnnemara, par to 5 prem. ; Glenanlin, 3-16 to 1-16 di n.; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito 1 -„, son s h are; am in teat' mpartaatef Nem are thorn detailing Me est.:a:nave be more than cue measion ex mined tho witneas to fill up the ti s : l i l , "tt,, , ib„,,W," 8. t! y rn , ,,.. r . ..._bf 1 p. £3 10s. per Cents. .. 110,0 8 484. 9." IN "ISM IWNIION 411 _ 15 1 2 16F ithwa the Van''' . War gaps which the caumel had left. Lackamor Copper, Ito f prem.; Adelaide Land £ 2 les. per Cents. .. eso oxtera wore. StWelem deterr " "• " l l ' ' t ' s " jai" I.l* aaPl / 2 a ' tal a aunt i ''' a '"' e IR What other clot_ be expected , TI t I h a a.ll ' ' . • " " yearly rent. and allowed en temporary omnpatbas ol . e maid: and. le 'cry Mem ter 2 et a Ma 2-e.aab Central ... mower ~-- , 4,,,, wa g a a a al aa b aat h a s s wa m is as to T h e • e p ros been unseated, a further inquiry was accuracy, and, instead St. I:e0 ,srott,,h Midland .. perm it se red aappalent I. write delhately mending cement*, of appointing the agents who had conducted the petition, Male', anew. at m eal - Total alrateY 511.1 and tmerasoatieled pupil.. and apprentice*, and the counsel who bad been employed in unseating the St. [ loo ' ,ienrewa. Do. L.l4l.llo.oastara 70 74 lion, 1 to ' prem..! Garnett and Moseley, 2to 21pm.; ~ The Cyrus has ate mad.- edecati .0.11 ate. member, a tory agent is employed who of coarse employs r a l ,l !/ l a .?. " ba ba ' , am 11 1 .229122 6. . 1 4 1 614 1 Tu. .ee.... eta-unwed anti- sorts and area,te agents and their mire ry 51'1 % 211104 tiny cronsel, ninsel, who of course look at the cue with tory 1 '•• Jamaica Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; New Linares, 1-16 sieved to h ave Seine prtneipala. are nand, bliewleo V iii-eaf vendee and purchacer. executer • Ma. w. tads ,) .., 17 12 spectacles, in which they are as sists : by the manner an tail rat , Do .. thane ... ... ... 84 94_ cis . to 1-16 prem. ; Great Hewes United Tin, 1-16 old, she having [exile ✓ed abstain:mar. Meters a: y d , r01..1 to the daerert to noir. et die. to 1-16 prem.; Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; and touched at Bald in, ,,, ,, tat ostimilssi oaten me atm, aneement toe lease. ,sn.l ~ i which the case is gut up by the tory aer.nt. .. aa I 3,?, ...8 . , .. eery ... .. t a t am ulna emerneati, not, dllapidatiow, maataneets, ourrerelne, t , r. The country is put to a. considerable add:timid expense a! I o,la,;,a a talaaaa , a o - 00 o. • • ti 3 i dia New South \Vales Coal, 1 to e dice ; Australasian Hamburg letters E lOU% t. Tarim tenisl44, l aw s ad s Lae., ii. emit aud sale. b.!11.. by the employment of parties who are totally ignarint of 7. 1,,,;•0 Roac h r.. ::. - .. n, g, Coal, 4 to i die. ;_ Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to I Lehmann and Co., o NIA Lean sae ist Menton topmast cutableraLoni to all pr pelts., all the fare and the perronal character of the witnesses, es. .„ i4 ,-, ;; ,—„,.. • •••• .. 5.. . prem.; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 6 to 61 prem. • Port woe Chiefly eiliSetted lo a protium: t I era eof tbe week. L'.1110.10 ac..erallr, and the ea. 0..... ... L. of .. :.atimaaabtalwa, mi im ,,, , ,. a Laaka. and 11 , 1 th . e . oa . jec , tof r . he . naluiry is frintrated by the manner 20 IS !South TorkehiPar;Da - 13 1 14 Nand sad era e&e mends* ahem. aretuayacsatlbed. and th. wail in whicu 1: is cinema oia.-1 am, Sir, your very obedient M 8 ' Ditto ditto to ;die.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, engagements of thc deen idles Danner ilo ropturd and Wales, ahile a map Ourrot, servant, AN EN M.P. ta an ieirektou &Darlington solaucal t, mew Ma prevailing ono, Is ice r uses . 2O fnamestianastankailiad 21 S 21 par to I prem. ; Albion Gold, 1 die. to par ; Bruentu The amount of accey Mr a in, On 14101110 t libleb 14 I.*. email be o aalard from tha a_ _ - - ---2 a. 17 Vaie le m ur Neath . clue:,,)). ' us DI Atiaaes 3.-tate a a imey Odlsee. M. New Smdminet, and wilt ba re- 20 all 'Waterfowl sad I 9 fla Gold, par to ;prem. ; Aubin Coal and Iron„ 1 die. tweak 70,000/. and 8 is believed to be c mittel, p.i tee, ea renipt W. etatamer p &Leak* ceder for 104. TESTIMONIALS IN GOLD AND SILT - ER. 50 all i Waterbed and Limerick PI 33 to a prem.; New South Wales Gold, / to 1 per 20 14 Weal COnlllllll . , :0 104 share; Lignanea (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem.; Mount RENTONat 0111111111 fr READY RECKONER. to , 21a. : Wimbledu ana Croydool a its par Wrampe and Co., of HE tilt IZIERS' READY ItECKONER; or, a I An opportunity was afforded us yesterday of wit- le 1 1 lw as si se a wad tenet aa , =atet atal was , cane; a ... e , act tt nemin three testimonials which have b en prepared by ft. IM j• caaNewcarttlehltwonla 69a ' 704 70 • mune nettle* a a awe c„ ta l a, &ye " aa,,,. ram Mr. C!F. Hancock, of Bruton.strut, for presentation to 23 20 ''t I. Co . gote°oool I7I 7 4 dis Carbon Coal, 2 to 1 die. • Parkwyn and Carwalsick 4 , Tio, par to /pm.; Great Crinnis, 1 to 1 prem.; Ken mare, Ito 4 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay The Great Britab . the river Mersey for 23rd July. 30,13 a stones, by maiwramsat; tnetber with direction. eh three inditianals, each well known to the public, but in 23 I Ilf ' t P°.°•N•PaPundua° I 2, 4 2 * a at. 100 :Yak and North Midland 60 el Me partisalar p.ata when case sole :tre to be immured. by 6/4MOS different positions of life. The first is • maguificent centre Coal, par to 1 prem.; East Indian Iron, ss. to 7s. The exports of cos Rums, tar a. a New Ealikm. 12'm • 1•, ed. se wed. pita ato be presented to James Capel, Esq., ay the Spanish _.......... per share ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, bankers' accounts h Lambe: Simplias.3ll.arda la mules. bondholders ; t h e second, a cup, male of pure Australian Ito Z prem. The only some rep h cm Maga mee a• had. gold, intended as a present to the Chief Rabbi, by the LINES LEASED AT MUM RENTALS. BLAIN/ m the DIPEASES ig OAK ' , oats. sa p, l. Hercus, for Sydne stavetc srottesamem utaetiottv. Foolsca 5.. tlrth. Hebrew residents of alelhourne ; and the third, a superb aa/100 1 itteltlegtiarn•hire (Iseatd THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocir. Fletcher, for New Z salver canelelabrum, about to be presented to J. Winiains, ;to Loadon&N.Westme, 106 1011 1 Business in the gold mining shares remain, Sill- Messrs. Rothschil COLS , ' IittWELL'S :MEDICAL WO F. hS, Esq., by t h e abrum, inhabitants of Dlacclesfit Id, " to record their ai ars I'm,. ',ea. J /m um (leMe•a. a,ati.acniari,,,aa ana tre.p t as , , I & gueh ; h r ..... gratitude fur hir faithful and asaiduous services in Paella- P it. met. a : tamed tor:includes). 54 116 . went, an Ito testify their 'deem and admiration of his pri- St- I o ° ',ooltUatnalatlSaaale.etz 1 30 pouted, and quotations show no change. Colonial Gold rule at 1/ to 11 prem.; Liberty mark par, and they are now ready of 13 francs per shin WHAT TO ILA 7, Dalilf, AND AVOID. vats worth and virtue." Each of the designs is unique in a , as . o ,l l m . tt l Mi e ."7 l aarra DM Lake Bathurst, 10s. dis. Strasbourg Railway ii. its..lf, but the object of especial interest and attention is the - Australian Agricultural Shares have receded to 70 LECTURE TO TOUNG MlN.Clewed to Greaten-nen. 33 64 The guaranteed i rid cep to be presente d to the Rey. Dr. Aditr, the Chief tee a n th a at e ,,,, p l D y e a, ta a ll, to 72, and Peel River to 21 to 21 prem. North Bri m. HOW TO RE nAprr. Rabbi, "as a token of the high esteem in which Le is held , Onsed to Tk. N. & Ben) - - tish Australasian are quoted ito - 1- prem., and Scot- per annum, fa ll ing i 44 by his brethren in the colony of Melbourne." The SO 58 ellullhectb7(l.YeekteleMid 112 lt4 fish Australian Investment, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. of the London, Ti] 190r-1.1. AND PHYSICAL RaIIetINIINT tor LIFE. aaject is of small dilemma...as, but of extremely n i 1 re: 0-r: hues. l li Railway is duly ads' v. beautiful workmanship. The stem of the cup is 12f 139 Leaden and Orac7w:eit 2 74 This department is quiet throughout. The quotations of ON SPECIAL OMANI& made to represeet the banana tree, end at the Velma to eautb Kaoterr 144 111 Caming Ituanota were generally a alt er. rah IN aITTVIINI OP MARRIAGE 11/IL base arc two kangaroos and an emu, Bopp-3 , A to be so SO Ditto ataereme (ditto) 21 enl d " e difference was not TEL disporting themselves beneath the branches. The outer ID 29 Uvular: C'saralperCent. No. I nstal Moms. Patti . Yesterday. today. MUSES or WINTRIL surface of the cup itself is divided into four empartraents, aa pa D ilma ftfo il d 'e t roefead 9B 100 -- ----- -- all 101 e afi 13.71, the ito 5 per Cent - - 100,000 1 Agog MN all la If pia 'W. representing the "lion and the lamb," and the " chalice . 1 " Paris was unaltered. REDIAIT Drat& .iGEMENTa CONaiIIPATIOI 4 , end HAMM. Ila . all ILwßustotakMatlocai MAN 1 tittle° Australian Gold all 1 els par and open bible," and inscriptions in English and Hebrew 1 thiam „ l „, j.. ,... 4 .. w.& .4 . d. ,, 3 ai leo,oue 'vv. *AngloCaliturann BOM. stiting the object of tae tertian:mad. The lower part of the •I a aften,„„s„a an d RN., 11,000 10 +Mistrals-1n ix. snit a. tersburg was in re , muse Mark e a gouTcg Lein, I was. 1 6 . 4aa a. cup is ornamented with festoons of flowers, and the cover is __ ! _ Omani t a , .e..oek tfut t.& us Dar a I. - - 10,006 20 rAt,, , trallan Si. tastefully decorated with oak leaves. As a wink of art the ISt! all Mid:mat %rad ( 5 IN lOS 80,00 a I Mistral:lu Cor d ill e ra aU Idle par were limited. nem:ea - an; C.R. Tile COLD WATEd, CURL design is worthy of the Li hest praise, • and as • a specimen of a 0 89 I.:. ' 4to nut Cagle; 63 17 DAM* 1 .ausmallan Freehold 49. 0011 I Ave Marla. all IMa Australian Agrici teem .o:, 31. Pa -vm-riir ;c a roa.a. 147, Viectastreec; Mier, elegant workmanship it is one of the mast graettul whack 50 ' a ll D i; f ~,t . ca l, ( ao, . ) - - 2v4,toa 1 liriti...l. australlan Gold all dial pea well bought, and ri Asp Ce , h ,.' shi l• „„....._'` l ",_,,,....'' bftt5.: ',1" . ..." . : ha ar ,,,,,.„.. 4 ' P ",,,,",, Ter : „,,„,,.. 11 . 111 ,;,1 ii k '' have aat emanated from this establishment. Tee ailver Ile 13 'ereet ' ondt . lyre (Ica.. Lea. 10,aea M earitaaircia 19.5 s 74, or 31 . higher the liert — eene, -----^ -- -"" - -----' ''' o i l ' centre piece and the silver candelabrum are troth worthy of , 1104.Wataataisealank - -10,00 C Si flitras.lenpaira.osl.pn 144 ea 6 were firm, and Britt thy same manufactory, and the allegorical figures which as, 114 Ditto 1 !WITCO ( ditto)... -“. vice SO Da.Coonsand Culotta di 4I 41 tralian Bank 'char __ . .. NA VAL. to the skill and taste of the artist, 91. Frenet, wha &Ai-stied or n ..... 151 113 BC lalD:Aire i t ' e " at t t i ltat t o b ele " ..... 131 153 110,000 4 Canna Creek all 1 das apm MON 40 Onee Doppia_ - - Crystal Palace shat them. Amongst the tlistinguiebed persons who witnessed 11 , M'MuthataffordshireOpmed Mamie $ +(maga usu..- PORTAMOCTII, JUNE 24.-A court-martial was there works yesterda , was the Queen of Hamner end the " to Mr. &Tien) l4 01 Ma _. Conant lt 10 11 London and County held on board the Victory, flag-ship, to-day, to try young Crown Princess , accompanied by the Laran M a l urtie 60 .41 Wear Talley, 6R. CLana. Ille,aoo St. *Caper Wham et Ens di 69 70 and Royal Mail Ste Thomas Bennett Clarke, • gunner of the Royal Marine auk the Countess D ec k en. Dreken. (lamed to ftecliclnie. - - LOOP 25 +Do. Prot, 76 per cent all 7 Bpm 15 25 Mete Ditto LIN° .-..... 32 93 ?9,eiO 5 +l6wrhAnstraliarOoppr all • 2 11 dirt Waterworks Compa Artillery, serving on board the Termagant, 96, screw- 84 , 100 I Wilts a tsuo moot (liana 101,Cle 21 671.1114"11at v ela frigate, Captaia Fremantle. an the following charges - for • I nand Weetsgal.-... 103 H 4 1034 - " Colonial House In, in skin g his station, fur utiog expressions tending to the THE SOUTHAMPTON WATERWORKS.-Southampfou 3° 2t• SO easeatral natty of the service, and for strng his 72,00 - Grant Duchy of Sadie all i dia ear deen North Americi ---- aerße'dll' The lis now supplied with water teem a field, a b out three miles late, Great rolgooth. ad If Cl Ma affair occurred on board, on the ba t lust., when the haaill I Annexed are the distant from the town. From this field sprit a s of an ex- I `o, ll o' lake Batman ... all A IMs il l Vera turned up to reef topsails, the prisoner remaining on I PREFERENCE SHARES 1 traordinary character islale. The surface ;ail, which is Ram. Minty all par 4 pm- 1 bourses, as received the lower deck. On his being ordered up, ho did oat obey , real , is dog np, and at the depth c f about 14 !.et tlie water M.l 100.Aberdees 92 54 9 , 9 0 1 'iLinaros _,._ all at 91 ' press : - Ameterdat the order, saying he would not go ;he told ha sergeant and a ; all Atritaw, No. 2,7 per CL" tai 92 5C.e...0 . Iso.dons.CaUlona. Gehl i found to rise than a bed of gravel, and with such • Dutch Four per CI the lieutenant GI the corps that he l i e dd not go on deck be force that the loose gravel is thrown into perpetual motion I iiiio Bristol te Exeter 4 per Ct.. 107 109 SL R. I lee Colitaiel•e elo . , 11 . 11 1 , 9 100,00 I goarie Os . all 1_ 1 , Marimita . cilia I,e did not choose to do .51. also said, "he was .... all 1 dio par Half per Cents., 62 by it. Not far fens the atld is a cana l , f t . l from the ftchen ;is • g ;m aw he a R a i e b e . ",4 'a: a i ee 6 20,0e0 1 I altaa-matsBLAraselau 9 71 8 ales and tired of the service, anti did sot intend , Cents., 221 ; tiro C , river. The water in this canal is eight degrees warmer lelag on and Bendel „ .„. a 4 aie - a - pm e ~ Ma Now Ovando .... all par f pat to do any more duty in that, or any other , 00,000 Nouveau Mottle a ., all 1 a 11 rre Cent., Foreign, 481 than the water from t h e springs. Tho sating water is 14 all IDantaa Peal., ald Act ship." The officer in command a too detach - , 54.1,00 1 Nova tioutio Matinees* forced 0 1 miles, thraogh 17-inch Dim, by steam power . • risen Junction , -61 q Five per Cent. Mc Meat sent Sergeant Crowson to bring prisoner on lon to Sautharamon common, 190 feet higher than the fiuld. al .911,111","111.91;41.121...1.2a.617 4 ~4 k Coinhe Wociting ...... 5 - - die 19 , ,006 Port Phi li p ..... 1 Idle i pm 26; Equador, 4 5 • deck, when he struck the sergeant. On the deck he re- I and above the highest house in the town. Th 7 supply peand the stem language to his officer , and also to Capt. water from the field appear to be in immense and sees - sa et reeess.eite,s pe.,Noll 1 Wei 10p , 5. +llhyniney Iron „.....• all 16 .3 Fremantle. The case Was fully proved, and the prisoner I haustible quantities, and the gravel through which it lows qSy Ditto eta t 0.21 1 2.. le,eoe I +DAN; NC gi . .... .4 ls 7 9 on London, 10.47 being called upon for his defence, said he was tired of the '7,..-ce 39 Madam tleCata l9l 54 61 closing prices of I f,rius a na , ural Mullion bed. Both in an economical and to 10 'Do. Now 5 :Ad C.ISC 5104 14 1111 service, and sick of it, owing to the " humbugging "he had I 10 Se Illesallataaakelp . p.ll MAI 11•4 23a 1e,09.- I -Anti auculoase en , 4 dis par Cent. Renter, 101; geokir its! point of view, the Minsbridge spring*, as they fatal le r. a rest a. 7 8 10 tO mama to fr an the captain of the detachment-that I are called, from which Southampton is supplied with water, 9 9 alia. ' ar l a t Pam " a l Bank shares, 2,680„ Officer indulging in excessive ratty tyranny, and unafficce- 1 Dm. !eta 51 rsr (ant ...! 31 8j 44.1 - 4 11.3.0 1 !1.7r1ti0.1 Maticrit ....... all 4 41 I are curious and interesting. St. 100 Great Northeras part:inn In 130 70,a.. , a ..,,,,,,, ... All IAN r pm The account of tl liki. cot suet The court found the charges fully are. ved, It nee 1 Wert Granada ..... ...... ' , ll IMs pm FATAL OCCURRENCE NEAR DA LKEITII.--On Salm , I ila 100;Do. 5 per nat. Snip, Rea • land for the week e Mid sautenc d too prisoner to receive ZO lashes on board the I eeerstansatitsp.m.p• ill 113 tusarea 1 iv cat Panama all 1 t die Arrogant, to forfeit all pay or wages due to him, and all . day martini( an occurrence teriaiusting fat.lly happened at I to) ,- PC 1 Yukio aevnitazes to which his services might entitle him, and to I the C.) 4 dericleugh cioualtpilt, The property of the Lake of l i t oat , l3° ' l e a r A ra mi lr i ouga o thel s l a l l Pm 3 4 6 4 Trusterable by stamped deed. BANK OF ENGLAND.- nune has nut been weneed be i'aprisootd in Winchester Qui for two years. The I li tac'..ltach, near 111 el M ! 6 OWeatElksailiimemespc 61 71 for a very long period, but operations in one of its seams at. /011GLWea redeem. ti met._ 105 In 7 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Needleman ...... Wart stated that there was no evidence whateeer to sub. ....A: having been detrrmined upon, three men were employed St. , 10u Ditto token:table 4pror et tai 104 Mutts... the prisoner's etamment of petty tyranny on the . , ai .. . t Ito male the necessary Mentions previous u rho ordinary part of hie edwawadiag cater. No. Shama taint& Paid pima dra• I work being commenced. One of these men, John Donahue, t t. 12 _ Ditto 6 ,Per atm bet. 1 5 1 1:3 Vattern'''. to-tate. - Lem • anichAluar.6 eta at 1,7 1551 i _l _ _1 . i: ' a lebourer, residing at Fisher row, was deseendiag the pit-.--- 'a 1 ' l O 'Date Guarenteat $ v i a. - - 22.:( 10 1 43 [A_natraluda MANCHESTER AND SALFORD LOCAL EDUCATION !oa Saturday lut, his two comoations letting him down by to a •f aa ,a, a esi ao o,,,, 111 4 pra Wail 23 laaartd. Batik ot ACA b 5 1 die Preprtetarr'CApltal ....0 CO!151 FIRS. -We understand that a deputation from this a rope fastened upon • windlaat, when the rope sullenly . 114 all Lonaaathory &Cuter. iab 10 11 H a an I 20 Coor s . Bank al India, Kern Milunittee intends waning upon Lord John Itais,cit on snapped, and he fell a constileraale distance upon some 1 IM le. .Loode?d3rryldeetiok.ph 131 14 1 Auotralia, IA (111 , 11 I 1 / 11 rin, Putalo Dopodtel`telud. b Twiny seat (IR which day his lordship has granted en stories at the bottom of the shaft. Assistance was soon pro- Pa I 1 ,1 1 1110 „,,, 4 !lsk_malsa- 7401 b 9 m ... .. 101 II Saooo 20 rataltalt, saintiaaa sea I HICI.101) 4 SJY. tamks. 001[1.1.. at tat' 1".713.1 appoi , vesent), with reference to the bills for promoting cured, but the unfortunate man did not survive many mi- 1 7 $ I BT.. i,'• " .. i i 1 ,. Australl in t a inertia 10 1 5 pm lO4 D aiaa..ll , e. A ,01.1.1 23,000 : 20 'Leman Laut of Aka. Other aopoe,t. .-..., . 1 Wat4tiou nee before parli intent. The following !gentle- notes, It is stated that the rope, which was thick and 14 all Maryp.a Cstlitie. arpCi. - - pea malls &ad India .., 3 - - eavea-1113mailattar LAIL M were selected for the deputation:-Mr. Entwistle, strong, had been cut by the other two labourers, Gm what IM. lee Ilidlerot....e.ltratb.ftr.(ll 150 152 23,0 f 020 I L•an.lun (.1, wined Bank `'• dllaralah : Mr. S. Fletcher, vice-chairman ; Mr. O. Il e y. reast•a or with what motive we have not heard. They have, 161 6 Dltt , , I regense ......... par 1 pin .of Auatralla .. ! cowl, h t O r . I . a : : .1 u r acts stem N I r : , I t t e n 1) n Peel, o. o s a i o E r n ag es sec t a r es secretary; the J. the c ody, to await the vent' of an P ila°vgetT4i3Al't:neawtecchnlitaaitubegaint commenced with reference to Rey Satittleworth, Bart., Rev. Canon Stowell, Rev. the circumstances of the case.-Senseinn. Clat:e. Iticham, Bev. George Osborn, Itev. J. L. Poore, NEW FRENCH S HIPS. -The l'hare de la Manche 114 Nato: Lxist.:o. .. .. ra tit 1 ' lnn ir 137...;ii.z:;i-raf;r;k. us 111 le 6 ' Do. Debentures ... ... par i pea et. Pm Math Pritah ~ ... ... 115 117 Svc E. I.t. ,I. woks, Mr . Rob , r• Brandt Mr. T. P. states that tau greatest ac aril prevails in the dockyard at CO , all Ninth Sta ff ordshire Bantu.T. Mr. W. R. Callender, M;. Charts; caisson, Mr. eherburg, "there the Austerlitz, mixed line .of-irattle 'ship of 61 . 1 100 0211 : 01 . Worae`' , r• a'? ItOle.rt ( a: el-tone, Mr. J. C. Harter, Mr. M. ROSS, Mr. J. 100 gum, and the Aleut', a gun frigate, are being got A. Tattier, Ur. Wood, sad Mr. Minchtn, secretary. A HEAVY THUNDER STORM burst over Manchester , eiese a sts.speroeit - - IS ; all Dit.o ditto ditto, la 11 pa resd y fur sea. It was also reported that the Clorindc and e • hirewattiraaarienoaesa 101 11 Dillon. frigates, and the PM , geton steam corvette were to le 'le teeetmealepteritrener.i • I . hlt..d.ty eveninz, between lira and six o'clock, scrum- he immeaiately fitted out. Tbe Constitution's/I, after quo- .. I _ _Mr Cert.- a PI 7 11 pm panned by rain, which fell in torrents for nearly half an ting the above, says: "We may add, that in orate to ex- 10 I Illnlr• timid peals of thunder, shuck were very loud ped.te the fitting out of the Austerlitx, which has only to De. 2 per Otet ... -. a 25 il5 Math ammo ... ... I 141 13a 13 Ila Ditto New . par a put Won Preteded by Rashes of lightning calculated to terrify bans a few months off the stocks, a large number of me- tem. an south Dianna (Eau line r Vit. 'fir; much. In Bratltord -road, Manchester, ab nit chanicians have been sent from Indret to Cherburg, in or- I , Apo t d C l 11.1 • 2.3 261 lets P` q t "Ire • struck by one of the &Am, several of der to fit up her engines. It is though that the three line CI l ISO Do. SI per cent. ... wha.ii were ban& el fur a time. (Jae man had his limbs of battle - ships now fitting out at Cherhurg and Brest, to- 2 0 1 I S Oth•ValilalllTlParel-thlar 19 1.. 29 1 Par-aped f t , everal hour., and damage was dune to the geti.er lb all sonic sailing and steam frigates , win tuna a . 5 . a a 3 „ W... 2 1", la tte r r ou ltda ti . e . f 11 2 ‘ , 6 pa c . 1 , o' 4 P ar Name iu *Lich opio of the pertica resided. A servant girl channel squadrun, which in case of need will act with the *1 •••• ' o r alaata of aaaaaa . a . 103 1 0 3 IN ab•.ti..r part of the town received a shock and lost the English squadron under Adelina C•rry, as the Levant it I s nets ;pc, .. ,I IR 54 use of one BIM fur nearly an hoar. fleet acts with that under Admiral Dundee." 23 le `tha.v.ttio.n.as.iara' 1i on tui 104 21. 1, 41 25 Oriental Bank Corpora. all '5l at ao,Oue . S Royal Mistral. Bulking B,oeo 23 M an ual G° au l stral d Im ia P°". Cu. 21 1 50 1 1 ,11 '1.4 Nar , 26 , Vain of Australia $..1.1 . ... , Dn. N air 2., 61 8,1 MISCBLLANI10:8 1 7 . 8 ;8 77 This return, wh , week's balance al suite,: Circulation issue ..., Ciaculation active.- Public deposits _ _ _ l________ Oth ob ir nmk d im e n p: nd s t i e ta psea I , 1 Cosmos No. , als.. Ifisesamesmoirs. Pd I prier. linsinen MN a June t Z 18.3. ;Yesterday. v. , .tLy. INN°, tel. ie amine A1M.... 33 -72 a ;73 I 2.0 eritainericanlana 31 70 72 , 15,00. 100 . 'ansda Company.- 321 65 70 , Manta 5 Crystal Palace ~.... I 5' 21 3spia 81 71 130.900 1 4 Cryatto nom i 2 : a , I ~ IA: 11 lIN. ! ' s lur l Thiel 1 all !1• pm 1 Id. Prekrend. all . 120,000 s,Pecißiv.Lniasaslia. all 24 21 pm . 74 100,000 1 ScottabAueLlereat all 2 20. pm , 12,700 155. Met/ulna Inn I 25 40 43 I 10,e0 1 1 100 , 3 ate Dimmed Land Isl 18 19 rtni curi e t n e Other aceurities in bau department Coin and bullion in departments Seven day and ether The Rest The Reserve The changes cell importance than tb MANCHESTER AND SALFORD LOCAL EDUCATION Col4lll,l.—We understand that a deputation from this romtaittee intends waiting upon Lord John Humll on Tinsley neat (for which day his lordship has granted on appoi“tasent), with reference to the bills for promoting eduction nut before pa:ii imcnt. The following gentle. Men Isere selected for the deputation:—Mr. Entwprle, chairman; Mr. S. Fletcher, vice-chairman; Mr. 0. Hey wood, Mannar ; Mr. John Peel, honorary secretary; the &clop of AcochLster, the Dean of Manchester, Sir J. P. Hey bhunkwortli. Bart., Rev. Canon Stowell, Rev. Charles Itnehmn, Rev. George Osborn, Bev. J. L. Poore, Hoc E. D. J. Wilke, Mr. Rota rt Brandt, Mr. T. P. Be'llJud, Mr. W. It. Callender, Mr. Charles Gibson, Mr. ._ Gladstone, Mr. J. C. Harter, Mr. M. less, Mr. J. A. Turner. Dr. Wood, sad Mr. Minchin, secretary. A HEAVY TIII:NDER STORM burst over Manchester OR *it Intraday evening, between live and sin o'clock, accom rated by rain, which fell in torrents fur nearly half au Moor. Ferrral peals of thunder, which were very loud, Were pmeeded by hashes of liahtnina calculated to terrify people airy much. In Ltrailiord goad, Manchester, ab oat Rye p ( it& Tarr, struck by one of the flauihea, several of soh'. 3 wern hiinA,d fur a time. One man had his limbs f r aenral hours, and damage wee dune to the !lOuse w ei.ich one of the panics resided. A servant girl is an-itukr part of the town received a shock and lost the TUC of one arm fur nearly an hoar. £3! 4 115f.MJ5 /11/ICHING DI plopieorecapita."Am , 3.mvi Kelt P4lailDopooton-ho lead), ' 001[1.1.. :::e!forli: Amts.) 4.1115.831 Other ihmoe,t. 13.174 519 herect-kho said .ther Lae 1.307.045 MONEY MARKET. F&w EVENING. The funds experienced a further improvement to day, and continue characterised by great firmness of character. The great feature of the market is the absence of sellers which, combined with the steady absorption of stock by the public, and a disposition on the part of late operators for a fall to close their accounts, has led to the development of a decided upward tendency. The Consol market, although of course open to speculative influence, has shown less sensitiveness on the eastern question to-day-, the impression apparently gaining ground that, whatever may be its immediate complication., the Emperor of Russia will not undertake an ag gressive war upon Turkey with no valid pre text for hostilities, and with 'Western Europe arrayed against him partly in arms, and unani mously in a diplomatic sense. News was received in the afternoon by submarine telegraph of the final rejection by the Porte of the Russian ultimatum, but the intelligence produced selrcely any effi:ct. Meanwhile, however, merchants continue to com plain loudly of the suspension of business induced by the present political uncertainty. Cobauls opeaed 982 to t, and reached 98 13-16 to f, the quotation at the official close being 981 to I ex div. for the 19th July. Still later, however, a little weakness was apparent, and the market finally left off at 981 sellers. The Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. advanced more eonai dcrably, and are especially firm from a steady absorption for investment. The government broker invested again in Reduced Threes at 991 , . The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 98f, 2, Z, I, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991„', ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1021. Bank 22!). Exchequer Bills remain steady at 2s. to Ss. prem. India Bonds sales are mar k e d at 28s. prem. Business in the foreiga stock market was very limited, and the transactions scarcely wave rise to a change worthy of notice. Peruvian stocks are flatter, but other descriptions remain well supported. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 277 1 to 26k; Spanish Deferred threes, 23k to ; the Certificates, 5 4 to 61 per cent. Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1 dis. to par. Granada Active, 214 to 221; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. The list of sales is ai follows:—Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 651; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96k. Equador Bonds, 51, 5 1 . Mexican Three per Celits., 281, 28. Peruvian "Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 81; ditto Deferred Three per Cent., 59. Itussian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95, 941. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, I. It may not be out of place to mention that the eastern difficulty causes the accounts from our agri cultural districts to be watched with even more than usual interest. With the prospect—if even a remote one—of our supplies of grain from Russia and the Danubian provinces being checked, it is felt that great importance attaches at present to intelligence affecting the crops. The following return was issued from the Bank to-day : DANK OP ENGLAND, JUNE 21, 18.53. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accept( d this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents. Nil. .£138,082 0 3 £2 10s. per Cents. £2,681 12 4 1,560,231 12 10 Exchequer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total The Cyrus has arrived from Sydney, and is be lieved to have some gold on board. Her dates are old, she having sailed towards the end of January, and touched at B dart on her way hocic. Hamburg letters mention the failure of Messrs. C. Lehmann and Co., o' that city. The firm in question was chiefly en6aged in the Swedish trade, which, it is feared, will be considerably inconvenienced, as the engagements of the house arc rather widely spread. The amount of acceptances out is stated to be be tween 70,000/. and 80,000/. sterling. The suspension is believed to be chiefly caused by that of Messrs. Wrampe and Co., of Lomlon, reported last week. The Great Britain steamer is advertised to leave the river Mersey for Port Phillip and Sydney on the 23rd July. The exports of coin to Australia on merchants' and bankers' accounts have been very trifling this week. The only sums we hear of arc 1,500/. by the Isabella Nereus, for Sydney, and 2,0001. by the Joseph Fletcher, for New Zealand. Messrs. Rothschild and Sons have announced that they are now ready to pay in London the dividend of 13 francs per share on the shares of the Paris and Strasbourg Railway Company. The guaranteed interest at the rate of G per cent. per annum, falling due the 30th inst., on the shares of the London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway is duly advertised for payment. The quotations of foreign exchange this afternoon were generally a shade lower than last post, but the difference was not important. Hamburg was done as low as 13.71, the rate generally paid being 13.8. Paris was unaltered. Amsterdam ruled at 11.181 to 1; and Frankfort at 1191 to 120. Paper on St. Pe tersburg was in request at 371. The transactions were limited. Australian Agricultural shares continue to be very well bought, and reached to•day 74, closing 72 to 74, or 31. higher than yesterday. Other land shares were firm, and British American improved 11. Aus tralian Bank shares were unchanged in price. Crystal Palace shares were again rather batter, leav ing off 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem, Shares of tbo London and County Bank have been done at 30 to 3, and Royal Mail Steam at 72. Shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company are quoted 3 die. to par; Austra lian Building Company, d to 3 prem.; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, par to 3 prem. ; Aber deen North American Land, ss. to 10s. per share. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Rcuter's telegrrphic ex press : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 94 7-16; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 623 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221; tho Coupons, 53 ; the Old Three per Cent., Foreign, 483; Portuguese New, 36 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 81 1-16 ; Mexican New, 26; Equador, 4 5-16; Greek (Blue), 53. Vienna, Thursday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 04; Exchange on London, 10.47 ; Bank shares, 1,417. Paris closing prim of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.75 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77; Bank shares, 2,680. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 15th of June, is as follows: BANK OF ES OLAND.—Accom for the week enllty; June le. 1553. ft•rP 1 , •?•a" . "" NOW Wind ..—....132,115,995 I.SPaG7vMIT Cto•urnmirnt Debt•—• • £1 , ."1 6 ,100 Otte( • , g; • )1) 004,1 Coin %a.. 1 13u'lloa 140.6 1.841 Ib. Loa PAATUTIrt. £3115i 5 OnTee t. n' . . ~....- ...-- I titiehicl.Pell Weight driL.,,iit), M3.111,910 ytherzz.h..tirtiles D,42oats i CloY aa.. :. ,- 'vet' Cali 619.831 ISCR34.A7 N. MARSHALL. Chid (23:1Sa. This return, when compared with the previous wct k's balance fated, shows the following re sult : Circulation issue U. 606,7 80 Decrease 3:4,,300 Circulation active Public deposits 4,615,831 Intrea‘e 878.187 13,171,619 Decrease 9009 . t , ct.v. I Bus t ' ". Other deposits Government securities in 13,123,910 Decrease 1,000 banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,3(17.013 DreiCabll 23 11 1 3 The Best The Reserve The changes exhibited in this return arc of less importance than those shown in late balance-sheets 13,700,971 Decrease 515,201 (TR ILEEPENCE. ,pf the institution. The item of public deposits has fit length resumed the course usual at this period of the quarter. There is again a large decrease in the private deposits. The decrease the private securi ' ties confirms our view that the Bank, by charging so high a rate, has been rapidly losing its general dia. count business. The increase in the bullion is satis factory. The foreign wool market is quiet, but prices aro very firm. The stock of old wool is very swill, and little of the new clip has as yet appeared in the market; we know of none having been sold. At the Berlin Fair, which commenced on the 20th inst., 90,000 cwt. was of the first day. There was little spirit shown, and the nrineiPaiiiiiyerswern thee German manufacturers; English, French, and de Netherlands manufacturers taking very little, consi dering prices too high, us those flocks which were sold realised from 2d. to 3d. per ib. more than at the fair of 1832. As a set-off to this advance, however, it may be remarked, that the wools are in better condition this season than last. Since the last colo nial wool sales at the HaU of Commerce, which closed on the 7th inst., the wools have been rapidly disap pearing from the warehouses and ducks for consump tion. It is not fixed at present when the next public sales shall commence, but it will probably be the 14th or 21st July. There have already been im ported 33,609 bales, as shown below, viz.: Bales. From Sydney „ Port Millip „ Adelaide „ Carr • V: i Diemen's Lind „ New Ze4lAnd - Total In the Juiy salts of 1(552, 33,090 bales were sold, and thrre is no reason why there should not be as many in tho next sales. The English wool market is flat. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Jusz 21. Stan. Prlc us neg.:Mateo lb., day Bil 4 and N. Amsterdam ....... Short P.S. 17 as. 119. 1:14s, Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp „ 23(r. 30. tiamuary and altoaa „ „ Imes. 7:sehL 13uuts. siAoh . 4t. Petersburg per ruble „ 371 pence ... 371 penal Vnris per g nort 29ir. 24e. 25ty. Li.tto „ S klentlalitr. 20c. ... 25fr. 25c. Marseilles 99 „ 2:fr. 226 e. ... 2:ir. 25z.. Vrankfort-oa.the-Maine per £l9 „ 1291. kr. ... l 2 ,1?. kr, Vienna (Resits) pert „ 11P. Okr. ... 1111. 2k r. Tric,.r. - 110. Sir. Madroo per dollar „ „ BO peace ... 491 pence Cadiz 0 „ 501 pence ... sci perce Bilbao 14arcelons. se „ 491 pence ... 491 penes Kelso .„.......... ........ „ „ ponce ... 49rce. *lulls -_„..........„... „ pence ... 49 pence Gibraltar ,, 9. rem, ... 49 , enee Leghorn fienes Naples pie &eat „ 414 pence ... 414 perce Yale m 4 per oases „ 124 t pence ... 1211 pence Messirri . ' Liabnn per mUreo " 9o days date fence .. 334 pence I overt , New York 6O Jays sight 491 pence ... 491 pane THIS DAY.—Two o'CLOCHi The funds opened with an appearance of steadi ness, with Consols at OS; to I cx div. for the 19th July, but some flatness has since supervened, and the present quotation is 98 . : : to 1. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is extremely quiet. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99,1 to ;;;; the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 101, to 1021; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 69., prem. In the foreign bond market the transactions have been too insignificant to call for detailed notice. The Swedish loan is flatter. The entire list of the morn ing's sales includes: Mexican, at 28; Granada Active, 221; Portuguese Four per Cents., 39i ; Spa nish New Deferred Threes, 23; ; Swedish Loan, 11 die.; Brazilian Old Fives, 100. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE, SATI:RDILY MOW INd. In the colonial markets during the week there has ..t.en a moderate amount of business, and tn , re firmness is gene rally apparent. Sugar has been in good &mend ; the pub• lie sales went off with spirit, and in ocessional intau.ces an advance of fully bd, per cwt. was paid. A few cargoes of foreign and some parce:s on the spot changed hands privately. There was a fair demand for Coffee at the commencement, but large parcels of plantation Ceylon having subsequently been oftl:red, fl 'trim ensued, and importers in several cases submitted to lower prices. Some parcels of native Ceylon brought forward at public tale were chiefly bought in, but sales have been made at a decline of 6(1. p^r cwt. Rice is dearer. Saltpetre Ins been in good demend, and has been soli at higher quota tions. Iu the tea market the receipt of the telegraphic ad vices with China news on Saturday last caused some de gree of excitement, and speculative operations took place. at slightly enhanced rates. Since the delivery of t . letters, however, there has been more quietness, and the demand fur common Congou has diminished. Good and fine sorts have been more inquired for during the last two days, and the markets are partially cleared of these de scriptions. The public sales of Tuesday disappointed ex pectations. There was not a good attendance of the trade, and but little disposition vas shown to purchase, especially at the rates demanded generally by importers. The quan tity sold was consequently small. TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. The Tallow market continues firm, with a good demand on the spot. Town Tallow h rooted 48s. 3d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 493. 6d. to 505.; June, 495. 61. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 491. od. MAltliEr AVERAGER.—Town Tallow, 50s. Pd.; fat by ditto, 2s. 9.1. ; yellow Russian, 51s. ; welted stuff, 30s. t 315.; rough ditto, 21a. 61; tallow graves, 153 ; good dregs, 6,. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAHKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports very lit:10 doing. Prime Meadow Hay, 781. to 85s. ; inferior, 655. is 725. ; new, 503. to 703.; itowen, Cs. to 603.; Clover, old, 925. Gd. to 105 a.; second cat, 675. 61. to Sis 61. ; Straw, 263. to 30sti METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that rails are in good demand ; one of the leading Welsh manufac turers is in the market as a buyer for early delivery. Scotch pigs have fluctuated but little during the week ; the prices ruling for mixed numbers have varied from 51s. Cd. tO 535. lid. ; there arc but few sellers, and buyers are holding hack until the result of the Turkish question is known. The shipments are still going on to a eve 'it extent ; the price leaves off at as. fur mixed numbers, 0. M. B. No. l (lart sherrie, Ms. 61 f. o. b. in Glasgow, and No. in London 69a. Staffordshire pig iron : A better feeling prevails, as it is now officially stated that Mr. Attwood's stock will not be thrown on the market. Spelter : A moderate business doing; it leaves off at 221. on the spot and 211.55. to arrive. Swedish iron is more inquired after. Swedish steel is more in request ; some purchases have been made on Mediterra ' nean account. Copper is inactive. Banta and Straits tin : Raiders are very firm ; several transactions are reported. Lead : A few purchases have been made of Spanish to ar rive at rates which have not transpired. Tin plates arc less active than last week. THE Coors IN DEVONSIIIRE.—The hay harvest is progressing rapidly in various parts of the county of haven. The shears are abundrnt, and a good deal has teen saved in excellent condition. The recent fine weather has greatly improved the aspect of the grain crops, espe cially within the last few weeks. Both the autumn sown and seeing wheats are promisicg ; and bar. ley and oats never looked hater. Vetches have yielded heavy crops; and clover will turn out a very fine shear. The potatoe crop looks exceedingly healthy; and we have not heard of any trace of the disease as yet. The orchards promise well, and there is a prospect of sn abundant crop of apples. On the whole, the prospects of the agriculturists in this count/ are very cheering. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPII COMPANY.—Workmen aro at [resent empl. - .yed opening trenches from the ttrnitt us of the County Do an Railway to that of the Ulster Railways and, wader the superintendecce of Mr. William Reid, In 1 laying down the wires for magnetic communication. Trenches are, also, being opened, and wires laid down, to the company's offices in Bridge-street. Along the line of road from Danaghailee to Newtownards, the operation of opening the trenches is being vigorously proceeded "'kb, and in a very brief space the connexion with the subma rine cable will be complete. We are also inkrined that, along several miles of the Belfast Junction Railway, poles have been erected during the past few days, and much pro gress made in conveying the wires Southward to the capi tal. The submarine cable continues in the same perfect order. Mr. E. Moseley, Irish manager, yesterday, trans. mitted several messages across to Seota.ild, and lacetved re plies, with the greatest precision. We may, also, state that wires are now in operation for more than ievif the distance between Cork and Dublin, and that operations Arc .pro ceeding with great vigour along the Eillaruey Juttotiert.-- Northceo 11hiy. ~ •,