The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-11 00:00:00

4 51 J 52. - u R DAILY NSWS. T- Lois firealeff ffmer.pkwlL SPORTING. MINES. RAIL WrA YS. ... g,/.0.0 Oman. 1mi1i.itt.:2111.46111:: a ate tauseMiss mu. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.-Tvasn.tr. _ E 1711110 AT EVENI7IO. THIS DAY. tar' rw7;:i =Lag grart.al renew% looser rilted. mew, PATIN t• LL H e !.‘ meat. of IS eon. each, 10 ft, and 6 Only There has been rather more inquiry to-day for ''''', ....°".,vel. if declared, wi h3O added. One mile and • half. (17 subs:, dividend stocks, although business is by no means! Railway stocks opened steadily thisTwr '-r„,,,,,,,i,5i ma Valli! of Its Gear al IllambpalbliMiNgramy el tb 12 oy whom dool.mi.) lerge. Shares in the United Mines have been bought ire now oitypo,ol, haavv all y-1 ~14.,-... ts 110101,••,1:•1•1l:,••• 1•••••5101 0110101•0 ohr Mr. J. blentlane• Paddy Bird, I yrs, Ilat 311) - at! a-apaal- -.---all-y -orm---t -14r0,tarar“:j 1,-.4 , ir'':`°*"..' '•' i I; ' i sae shogun Mr. J. brow. 01 b c Monolog Oka; 2 yrs, 3at 41h s Frances at 150 ; United Mines, 775; Wheal Buller, -Ma,. Mel am.' en th- illy, a. way, - Mr. IL treoman ml Young Reeked, II 3r; 7.1 sib and South-Westeni. • m.1.,p,, ~. ss-‘,1°...."'-. , ~,,, of 4,, _ , .a._ _..... _ CHILLI:4O.7R STAMM Of 10 WV.. each, and 60 added ; I. , ~,, „„....,„,.i. t .i.e ..I❑iso; .1..,fg. iih, '171•1077.1rP",,,,.... for 2-yr-old.; colts, bet 71b ; and tithes, Sat slb, maulers 730, 60; St. Aubyrn and Grylls, 91, I ; Wheal Nep tune, 61 ; South famar, 6i. mum AND /TOM UNCIO/1' , . yaw, ! • '''s ". ';',:, "11431., mg . woo tit 4( pi j;.. rates. T.Y.C. (12 subs.) 0, ~„1,,„,e...,ni the y I Sal V. • CUR. Mr. J. tyke ton br eby alimaxma. mit of T0rtim............. 11.'H:,...".!..ierit t• Gann leo, a• bens tel 41117 perllr broldve the ear. J. Verry'a 17rolemwma 2 business. Colonial Gold shares were a shade cheaper -. . a gt,,,k aatletes an.l 1,. always r vaelea, Inin ata ealainsa Mr. T. flinuffs wit/Mese ....1: - s,. to-day et. 101 third= ... U CLRVELAND Cult of 60L, sate. of 10 60.. each the • United Mexican and Cobro Shares are rather I(' 4 "baba's* ustitistigi. , 6:r".„,,,,,...,",-"'•;.1tu.".00.,,..7..,,:;0r 2.! ghtliwit•oli by th '‘l•4l7l..arn a 7t7MPI4 second reveivte 20 son. sat lb. stakes. Three ra; de: a''''l I, r*. 7.'1'•149 ttill?e"neater na.lie'y oanee;Zet.e":Pirib: (7 ..1-,„,, firmer. isl all 1111ralldv.filltoorVallio lb.- . .i' 1' "" chat beat..' '' cem sat,. : W. od Gahm.= I Shares in the Copper Miners of England mark ti st nhassasakteassuito cawasen..tresstAtas ..:r lean' b.l in i" ).-^Z44. 4.4, Lord lowbbana ad Trtee **NISI* C41.041CL1 ... ...... ..... ITU ...... 911.117 Mr. 71griell'allothworkar, aged ..._.__Dagbgagrgirusimieu Mimosas' PLare of 60 roes., added to a Sweepstakes of l'ho quotations of the new mines are R 3 follows:- oe;', Id waaiwaThBl4lll.l°_.. .... ••• 1772 .•- sly ons) Ntiteitsvisosi; ............... 121447,11 1.1515i:0...07 6hidsofni.. oescaubm, for 3-yr.olds and upwards. One mile and a Connemara, 1 to 1.1 prem.; Glenaulin, .1 to 1 prem.; 5. all Meier mid sitteet o ..,.1... it...a.u.5.... Carberry West, par to 1 prem. II all Corli sell Ilmilse The ostelani maintaNti•Zef„wtAtikawrw..atha;ti lona., tbe following rt. tagaklllii '.• Thuleliarii rihg, 1. (~, I it. 43 Debilassid Iliber I If all Dusilin=sr eitmor7.,V,7 .`",,7: to the pan.. of alltsteh balsa mamma ti:E.ll7::.`"J'Olfi 4"9 ("kli 3 ft, d for THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. uea ItaSArtallsalf MT, „1."..;'''.:.36W•gc0,n0.4•...tavv hitb it'ctrl ltbara.l.B witiort is eitorsrlyharel -"WHT• 3-yr-olds and ispwardslryttetaesecOnd to jays3o al'tlieds atlitoer. sad LID) The gold mining shares remain quiet, with very 1, all Da. (LIS 7,1,„-e, mob is tea's.'. mai enrol?. with Ibe lemed bealleet Once round. (10 Bubo.) erro'low 4 ette n.ginael daily mem mel . will tba WPM Lewd Vhowlek's Oder, 6 pa, liet 7lb „,„„_ ...•.,...i admetOnneet• mot ter Me •15mta -aistalmd by any go. gb.,44.4.1,4 ......... 4 .... 44, le. 2 In other mines there ts not much business in the II all lageftgosjr," i ~,,, p,pe, us mimed awec than ineverpands whit IM eared ear. C. V. ow., WO 0,717. NasZore. im Ilk 8 Stook Exchange. liaereft share, mark 13i to 1. 0 a Do• no wow - t.ate+o4•l gal 54'81" ' :48...."188 8184184. ;68 88 GREAT YARMOUTH RACE,S.-TINLIDAY. *woo la weneonwervef, ri. etotreok unsee. . .. Glebes Ilseesse 16 all V ..... Lt. bream of 3 ams. each, and 30 added, heats, - pliers ,ii Or. 211tTfISH PROVIDENT LNSTITUTION throe-quarters of • mile, were woa by Chorus, beating lb' 411". lgnM. Pahl. yiateeday. today. It. 100 1.1, FOR LISS ARK' RANCL Bahr& sad Miss Sarah. ' --.... IL lb KM 67 _,. 1111080 I ages Pea all 5 I pia lit. ISO Or lbe vwo ..--- b ‘h'il Ike 1"ftill a 31•1°°1 "Wu" ral he NOREOLI and SOSIOLN. HANDICAP Of 10 IN.a. IMO; IOU* Ins. keg. Califoraisa , 6 ft, and 3 only if declared. Two ni less (6 subs.) WM 10 notelet .... .......... ~.,..,,0,,,,,,,: swarm 4. Ilia the ...m trolled le Mem, say at see 20, Tumm44, 14 - EN 11 WO-TRAR• OLD STAKES Of 10 son., 6 ft, .......111•110111 00 •0751•15•• 3 f I to al' 3...8 gi,w ,t. so ..4 MN... C 14.111 in MM. T... 1,..,,, ~,.4,41by....4 as Ainged. ens weepy lkit., with 60 added; colts, Sat 71b ; Wiles, Bst 2lb ; winners '''lo.• 1 t3"glaa rnehad all I 5 inii e. lf rootlo g ......6-...c..." ... sat favourable MOON Pan.-Ike surplus WYE Mk. sates. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) kos, so .1.L.,...,,,g lea 3.4 ow ellarls A Bl* 1.. eerier 4 v tea.. Il.• U.' C. 7114.` mambos, with aceuendated M. Mr. Annetrenes.flasid -.... -"' ........- ! teases i .Itiash Anatrubsit Gold .. all 11 MA it v.% am too wear nos• in their tau:Wong la ether worn, lee them Mr. Frasates Wee 4. Spa 30 British Ina 13.6 - - r r,B Move Mom e•VISTINAIIkiIet whom. it Pam loon ere led. Won by a length sad • kelt ILMS SS Jona Imo (Im. at SI. pa; lag 35 35 35 Mend romans 6, new SDK IMO. at l'emb. BOIOEOII 1111161111.' PLATE of 601., for 3-yeelds and yes 10 Do. Ormemead Caleb ali - - -.-ti -k' 1 -88 liilhilol I 43 I 311 upwards, heats, one mile sad • quarter, was won by Infra- DAN 10 Do. et. John Del Ilr.; - - 27 - - - --•••- - tibiae, besting Urbanity. IIM,••• I Canoes Creek all par ipm SI 13 II I 140 a IS file INS I SS 4 17 11.001 .. Ootwe Copper .... . - - 100,000 .11 Colonial Gold . III Ps tar tie Moen. ma, be emir la esso slaw a 11•1104 timbre at PIUNCE OF WALES VAC= CLUB.-The fourth - - • v.v.. Thaw toTehve the 17111 II Me" 647 A__ ••_,,_._01•070„ match of the season Male off yesterday. The first elms, Moon •ti log, a Antrtmlbso Ceeprs all I I dl. ;•-,ey the sew a. en's!. Polirlii,i'l °Ow. Mit" la' rili.ieee .. sailed from Blackwell to Gravreand and back, and the race 10,000 20 General - - cr. r......_,,,...t, ta.m.a.a.„( tb. ...let ,la M. 8 was won by the Valentine, Mr. B. Wallis. There were lie 73^3.0•0410 Il "ire liiiilli arW et • ....•••..... ...111, ilaill.l.4loe et v7e gab.. have bes 1..4, stewing menvarser ta competitors. For the sealed nor, which was from Black- n'.,,0, . estaalL. lie al. 15 :.5 pm rely two manses mid • half. T. e wboie stainer. era meet wall to Oreenhithe end beck, there were three starters, and room gogannatearditerar es oboes by th.• aloud reports, whllk. with. the winner proved to b.the Calliope, Mr. W. Tuckwell. 109,000 laiwOhnhowww Iwo atm tales ...2.miumo, and every inlormation may be ob. 3001,0 tam 11101111er,o..Dts.C.Co. :111 I "14 I Lt:elen . . lill• .3ICII. P. MOORGATE-NTRAIST. CRICKET. 100,00 n Serapita Some I ikeleanalleallbruneriele 9 '19.H.11. GRANT. Reakbaut Oemetary. ----• ELEVEN OF ENGLAND T. TWENTY-TWO OF 'Liu."' New Gemela all • ? 100,000 Seamen Mak/ all 1 AtiLti.lo4lBB. 71.:Ist.tANAC.Ewerd INVESTMENT mThis match wm cm BEVERLEY. Et _Li Beverley (Yorkshire) on 1::,111, Port Philp Quarts Ilsek h.! with tee mimeo... °bid, meat. make their son, rat rtellohorpkiettierberea vet Fcliand Eleven s e1,..r: 31 isndege ds Cabe Aattratl. all 1 165 Tut NOM* Slay. 1.14, on • p.m welter to "MN. pal "1" tators. At mho coaclusioa .f the day's play the agscoeroorstoodPee. .0-54.° 10 I" Co* claws be Pe wager eaphal of the eillemiLlNZO. prodded mm • 4174 AL M! United Walesa Jte. .4 the nalloarri.l el. sea of Ore meamealty, ad alba& as emme. as follow.: 101,000 I .r... Marloona. *, t.r.'y t. ItalaMtit l:'• bigliest rated Sheen by arshelass Tee Steven. HOMO 1 Tabs ovantiro, is which alum the=l..se= Came, a Norton, 0 Arnold ... 4 I Ibutlerrell,e Arnold, b Wright 3 - N •,••• 4er0.,:.d .it! lbe .. tempt Adores, b Wright .. a •..ivoiee on aormat of Mk w villa (b. ... My, • shepherd, b Weight ;.s.v• el smesemeent, which ma swag lab Desartmat. Pier. 5 Menne. b 7,71117 t • Clarke. UMW 0 COMMERCIAL AN 8 o ...tea , I Ito hawses hien* le 13 by isembesat tisane- lin. •I. lsott, Is b Tigist - t ~; teetefore, larpolniro espy tits mete probe 'Mei by 050/77707 WHOM.- • ..• ....... 0 . - nor maid ter. from in of say Idnd-en adventure whisk SO Amlatioa, c Arnold, b Wright 0 ao MARK-LANE.- , • resonation, rather piddle wr private, bolds earth, se em awed, likableb Tilley.... t 34 enebe• laniamm. fallen in this neighbourhood. 'twee ire Unkind, le pante halverly, 1n Jam and July. p=„ll4 oat Card'. dint, L'Obtali. , b baby Toe Capital leech Is slveretber ambit Ned separete teem the Weleter, b Malty - Det....c.or ' mask bthe •lamas et lispertmest. It cointltadam w VWeiftt, b Malay ire IL amino Fad. s suaresere he dm ewe. mats of IS. Amer 'lbis match was resumed on Tuesday morning. however, in favour of the • ~- irod IMO berm provided la aim to nada the amity of the The arrivals of Oats C 10,:ind complete. KINGSTON UNION v. VICTORIA PARK CLUB. rate, which has enable' LIM DltEaltiltaNT. This match area played on the fair geld, Kingston, with 6d. more money. "pr.. ton :Word ••••••••• • 'mit= =I """4::: the following malts, Surrzy being in the ascendant: Barley, Beans, an.' the beginning of th p 'emote. /1 T. Brookwell, b Walter l4 abut VA In 17i'' rill ialbrimattos and snessetme 11117 be ablaialtd. 01l IPPliostka Cli. glirciumwmarilbso.., l3 Page, eft out 4 to; st -he Med 011ie et tbe Arevelattion, or to the nmegles year., • tae sat ts Cety, e Walter; b Howard.... 0 ll'Aublet do 01101111•14".•mu imayvvi. Di %item Dram "641=4 isblboraysea 4 Blithe; e Argent, h Potty 4 Barley macs 7 11,11; w, II; a; 1 . . 24 'rata t4:1;11. agglibdillell lit Mmelefe wag be a Solese,bP/MY .... . 111 - Malt new, rea sat 402 F ° it N 17131 ll'a NEORNINSO ACIEEAT.AT: 8 i D E. frf.41:4010 Viva !lemma.-- :rasa litTC.Fai; sit out rleq h Brost. 1 7 • Robert.eso Ilredneell.lbiZa well nr -owe GUINEI IROWSERN: Oamlisr . NICOLL'S HALF-OVINE* TENS i b-lereslisr. MI e I Harley, b Breakerell lithe foe tba alone toupee, for traveling, es • 3 1 11, 6, w, 6; ah, 2 a 0w... east.se, web • seat rap, i. prep..* 8117.4== .• Chiller - t •....41111 COWL Ile mole ant ettazgetl fur elm as omplals diens b Itesetwell 1 - altar SI 7 e lewd Mum Me woe somerial. therefore, won by 118 runs upon the Ent ,-' Tn Os Wle the masks se eanntry only dubs Vorgnland Mom, et Ito Imes at of 5.3. and U. NICOLL, at *de .11111411•11.1. laiege. Pe arouse lime 114 to 1111, breset.street. mle ell ChT. $l, t _ 0 vDOv --- - ' TILBURY, AND SOUTEIIND ASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and • 1-• a. COMVANS• CANTON STROP, ea Cbedribeeral Odom RAILWAY. bl., to makes Marine ery es ibe sess roue sus. us A special general meeting of the proprietors o' ....,...t„, w. 0.1.1,6 Ham that moat eminent Ow.** a/ gad * " inelm. lle. SAill shares in the London, Tilbury, and Southend Eztenal, hoe ..Nll6.- 1 ham mads NMI of yourSIM Railway was held at the London Tavern yesterday, for ' ec.eer Setter Rua art map 1 Mee Whine PM he shim a koaa . 6, ..,...kid see swika -piinimpl, - partials of tilting into consideration a proposed agreer ',..'".7,,,0u'0e1t1y7 la.trumee‘y. xg...,, B. ...a g, 0.....1. toamons, ter, re,,. for the construction and leasing the above rsilwai. eAraltotrert, Leedom; when dm Steep, Is., maybe oblehted, and J. N. DANIILL, the chairman of the Blackwell it o ...l perfumer% at 3s. IL. laid., and Ila Id erab.-COWVANtr Company, presided. p. shade tempered Pow; Troth P. wdee and Illemlna PPM. The CMAIRNAN said the object of the speedo* TILEn It etrar tc directors tion . sa nc SUM.N trier.l„E! StoUN andoIf)UST ins amen gut, Prve•sd slat .1, firi.severliirmet. n a by t It. &lye, Ms rimers.; the aquatla elem... rlrisudma be hoed. and which he thought could not but be p no,ko .ink ROW !AND • KALTDOIL ebb& wlll be Impdavistly Pima as well to then a to the gentlemen 'rrabog to the eempleaion. diveeling the abed a ____n,__••• fe- they bad stmeAmeted. The gnat object of I' -woes, allaying all Irritatality 8.1 beat, ad •••'••• was to Imes a Aida fa spoil the car t: •pe wino eet..ethet attendant on reitored bolibral the meek. mei ast ealyaslntersat of 6 per e oOr vs %Makin. Feeble.. lan• rpota lielleirsibiliZailihnhele • slidsre "di, the ag wink, who" or, eterpiete:y nods by the kalyclor, ad Owe platy le • 11114 tee) co ar and fair amp. eon. In ewes of easbara,, er sap el ,Mt sabsagarntly • mob virev, it. mem have long hems aekaowledgiali IP sod lal wilylit accrue from tha working of tly 14'whaet Seninrtles bare obtain.' Pas "ISO" hf EILIIZI Itte TM solicitor then reel the 'green' a arta: t our. thmegbout Corp, t MOM ell* the des MM. time Messrs. Veto, Bolls, awl Brass T",474'..7. rt.".•, IL 671. sa'a--" 'd. Pat blab' Gabs-lb "id' and the directors of tbs Eastern are a the wrapper, awl A. llsolesd aad ease, 4,ll...earnen.Laradna, an the gcrennMent Nmaps, allaadire web Blackwell Railway Cmay of 0 too .. anid by titre. and bv cher...sad pelmpers. liens of which were se rtly its' 11 AitL° W' 8 N..*. .4Y- I '14.: stheusa6 of pe r4elt,it."). we% t 6 to bell. "WIWI , to .....i , - ■- ThAr..TllB,lBBBl.itOCVV(77;gO ;7 to then the contractors ars to, r In 11 let I rir,„,„,..), be, di,,... atm, Goan Tim Csatisisme moved the • 1i... aOr add so aillisesally Mr. Asiosasott seconded, -; 5 • ---, . that thsl4=Miellbs draws itegoodm wort,. A 8 ARNOLDRZ 'dud , no, 7 be assayletsd ? 9 41)1.-Ilk ‘ Z i---- ---- -- . MM. - weal*Tim 001118110011 fur 3 -Or • r Izz--.--.-.- aboaey was paid is. Saabsitowsza-lo II i / The CMAIRMAN . to tls• Eaters C' , , . 1 1 tile Mt; wans Mil Is NM its mmt • Tb°7 *la b• PAW : i , . toe conga gg obi ow w, 4,4. ;dm the geminate,. .;.! e kr deem Ufa , h. The sastiting 111 ow= terbeiLVlme 174 iez= itam 1 - Ir. asp des same (Midi Ms • Mims. 1 3:. r =l6:ale..enbe_ 11), Velma telbrersebe• disease m rna all body; 'bee the tap Is tuned A aa, = I Was men Mesa enter. MOM IMILOW, 14, law Wollem. 515 Ih• " Mesa lawrimboww, Fundable/ Ira. man, • ming. mal Bath Mendeaturer. Mr comp, lossWl Ms -11.11. No taps me psalm except stamped with W mew *4O art .1.1.. ONE J. E. umbeagratas • cow seibed el lassess PIM wet Med P •••'Wer all .Pate or 11, and Nbillmal• and MO Ida Me To INS' t TY.Ii TAP WIGS" (la abe Masi I .Ipert,la. per p=te vselli: Nat. Ito rota were area alalargail Rai del" la OD cmt tabbnies. liseese dl, Oh Oa IRELAND. Deems, Arnerr Arrangements are being nude to invite Mr. man ('rawford to a public banquet in Dublin r the canting month. The Mod states that Mr. Justice Moore, lie, at the hotel in Crewe, su4S'ring frc Juries received by him in the late weir' N,Rth Western Railway, is so danger it iv feared the Irish bench will be d (attire services. Francis Berry, who was executed Saturday for the attempt to mere ( hambre, made, it is said, some im nn the day previous to his eater ti..n was Liken down in writing impbettes three or four other nun outrage. When on the r ivantlerat n-1 hell of ye all r I Gave heals a great sinner. I the advice of your clergy, it y Ye would not we me Sad th' paued for an instant, is if 3'.1.4 almne the mime •• re shied by your elm ve.rk to Nee I I-ray f 17577 merry on me ne Area. Lord have UV on In) ..nul ' In the cue of t' Barra:lt+ on Sur flay found the f iv,. had eta' "I' MI I linear n" vr in hi, 1'770.4 by / LI nea.l.ll I•' The the p, boll. 4' rr HE DAILY NEW 8 . use+ Moran; Paper. prise M. . POW the DAILY !I EWA le at the had of the Li. o in g gimp* oh...nine tree o secret la its brarket A . a *mil awl practical morgue, whether political, soda, wm ' . l7:,,,estrst sal value of its linnet News.—in is the ample, truthful. sag impartial ohm sear et its g ie, each.% owner 'nand nainen6l 0-tro a,. Mal .nil in fit- City, lie:buoy. sag Mortar) Arnim — • r e , s niare t ale II•f of *hipping •has y other paper %et .. f Oh iry•llie le the Ind sn Tree by every ter only doily %aura iteyort. with list ol y•hrfc genii la being the onto parer benne the anl 1... always escludea, trim its column I nenelle aintuwmaiv. 1... yr a. otiose by tt. lastHearn Of pillaye I 1 r Me yea I a.bi to tin inning tailiclos Newriispers, by ▪.b i" lr we that the , more on youngest hr more than ~,gy 'ewe' W b an ir.r• torates Ito t tn, .oAleot oaienti na t.iro b ambit-hal. Kpe weed. lawns. eilkoalinn ...... 911,517 1/..astxo tort 17 1... • 1.1v.i.n0• MIL% SEWS .......... , 124. 1 138,000 the ~sliest maiatee•see of title ',ovation prunes the following s:+•-•••1 by a e..atempwary ▪ the' Ital. • a••.. the )ouniti-iit of all the images went. K ea he or it t,.4 high retied and • Mint woe —ear,. a us; mance th c /satire barman winds Ie Nearly the ',want and shred,. irkh the leared histeet t he d.ily rem. with the keret loo eff adareti.reamt. wet te the Zama •—ebtalstd by soy to 'Withal arr. thee eeetheyeada with be emettatelal peell/o. I. be mimed of thy lhooluteller Seelealle ill the blesdere ; M $O.l Ipenennerver, Ph eteeth k lemerea ‘ ICiVrthill P I tt) I I 'ENT LNBTITUTION 1 1 / 4 7 Pill LIES. Mint BANC'. lbe ably Mew the Preen of linen Ammer ram be Mutant or 'bonen* Pentium's . SPORTING. WOLVERHAMPTON RACEB.—Tvisavr. PATIN rLL HAN ntcAr of 18 toes. each, 10 ft, and 8 only if declared, wi h3O added. One mile and a half. (17 subs., 12 of whom declared.) Mr. J. ataltlasa's rattly Bad, I raid sib Mr. J. blresoo alb c badalost Mar, 2 yrs, IM alb 2 Mr. IL Deem= ad Tomas Eastlaed, II 3 ts, 74 alb I CHILLINOTofo STAKES Of 10 moss. each, and 60 folded; for 2-yr.olds ; colts. list 71b; and fillies, Net Sib, winnow curs. T.Y.O. (12 subs.) Mr. J. tyke oil br o by &mom. oat of Verbeaa.............. Mr. J. arrry's llealemmea I Mr. T. Illnhirs W baleboas CLEVELAND Cur of 605., bysubs. of 10 son. each • MO second reaciets :'Y sots. out od the stakes. Three ;MIN. (7 saba y availl as p „. Lord Istrad i G tu sal Mr. I. lanell'ellothsrarbar sees.., added _ 1111EISIIERS' PLATE of alas., ad to . ; gr - e;oisZtlib eir 6 son, each, for 3.yr-elb and upwards. One mile sad • half. (7 subs.) Mr. Mouattorers flooded., • yrs (101.) I Mr. Ileddet's Tarated, 4 vss pal) I Mr. Mame' miss Trak 4 yis ( 1 O&) Yaw HAEDICAP of 6 soya. each, 3 ft, and 30 added, for 11-11-abia sad upwards; Ills second to mu his stake. o,Bl_lBllllg. (10 subs.) 11110 Tialatlsah Grief, tlymaid no tr.imarimi Ws taper, 4 yrs, see Mb I Mr. C.f.i./me as Sa Omani Napier, • lee, sat 1111 I 'A&YARMOUTH RACKB.—TCTUDAY. IPTILLas of 3 sots. each, and 30 added, bests, thssisysersess isf • mile, were won by Chorus, besting sgaillailehs Sarah. iIIIPMML and SUFFOLK HANDICAP Of 10 SOTS. each, 4A. sad I only if declared. Two m les. (6 subs.) at. C. Ilayas's Ingratitude, 4 yrs, 7st lib TakDIIIMIN'II TWO-TIAITOLD STAKES of 10 KIM, 5 ft, &s., with 60 added ; colts, Sat 71b ; fillies, list 21b; winners albs. antra. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) Mr. Armstrong's Mal ....... Mr. Ft..aales lads. Won by a length and a halt &moron Thisisamss' PLATE of 601., for Syr-olds and upwards, beats, one mils lad • quarter, was W' ,I 1 by Ingra titude, beating Urbanity. [THREEPENCE. MINES. TOUDAT EVEXI/10. There has been rather more inquiry to-day for dividend stocks, although business is by no means large. Shares in the United Mines have been bought to-day at 7751. Sales have been effected in South Frances at 150 ; United Mines, 775; Wheal Buller, 730, 60; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 91, I ; Wheal Nep tune, 61 ; South Tamar, The Gold Mining shares remain flat, with little business. Colonial Gold shares were a shade cheaper to-day. United Mexican and Cobro Shares are rather firmer. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. previous rates, business was checked. Generally, the unfavourable reports were little credited, as the season has been remarkably tine. Person , returned from Denmark report very favourably of th e cro p s , which were already being carried, and the harvest was expected to be aoncluded a month earlier than in ordinary seasons. Barley, it is thought, will not bo so heavy as was anticipated, but the rapi•seed is stated to be not so bad as previously represented. There was no great variation in the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon, and quotations re mained in most instances nearly the same as last poet. Short Paris was done at 25.25 to 30 ; ditto, three months, 25.47; to 50. Amsterdam was in great demand, and left off 12.01 money. Hamburg was offered at 13.9, but buyers would not take under 13.91 to Should the rainy weather continue, and large orders for wheat be given, it is probable thit the exchanges would decline sensibly, as remittances for the importation of corn would be wanted, and this is a consideration that cannot fail to enter into the calculations of merchants. No change occurred .with respect to bills on Italy, Sicily, Spain, or Portugal, and the transactions were by no means extensive. Austrian bills were heavy. Vienna ruled at 12.2 to 6 ; and Trieste at 12.4 to 8. The accounts from Vienna con firm the remarks offered by us, by making allusion to rumours of a fresh home loan, which will pro bably be required before the close of the year. With the present disproportionate military establishment of the empire no other result could be expected, and the consideration of such a rotten state of things is peculiarly calculated to impress caution on the holders of Austrian securities. There is no positive change in the bullion market. The bar silver brought in by H.M.S. Daphne has been sold at the former price of ss. 04d. per oz., but the dollars by this arrival, and a portion of the 2,500,000 dots. of the American indemnity, have not yet been realised. Present nominal quotations are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins: Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard; Columbian doubloons, 14s. 3d. per oz.; bar silver, ss. Ncl. per oz.; ditto, containing five grains gold, Ss. Ord. per oz.; dollars, 4s. 101 d. per os. Two o'CLocs. Railway Mocks opened steadily this morning, but are now extremely heavy, all prioes being much lower, especially Great Western, North-Western, and South-Western. 'HAIM AND ATOM UNOUALUITUD. Poulos prier yistirdsy. !Wes today up to f p.n. Ilanx•rs. n if e d iti Shares in the Copper Miners of England mark 32! in the official list. Tho quotations of the new mines are as follows: Connemara, to 11 prem.; (Henanlin, Ito 1 prem.; Carberry West, par to 1 prem. Ii H AY iit ros 341 21 NS K Is lai • •al I • TIIIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares remain quiet, with very few transactions aiming. In other mines there is not much business in the Stook Exchange. rise eft share' mark 13i to 1. 191 lo , 9 If 17* Q 4 WI a S 1711 I Ow 1 MAIO MAN WON NOM m... S yrua aito tea,.'.. %Amiss . .......... plSai yessiay. iiiii 7 . - t Iva I I Pa NI II S. N II N f4i If Foshan* ra.ty rlltr.Ciiiall;;;b;utalCsarsh lower thin i h t h e "Wog A , ilia Ow r.m required le lbtm, say at ego 00, tido. I 0..1,41tre maw lbs fwd.. Gs a piiscipit ✓ ....at to ourala• towel II•to --thor surpie War Par4•ll p“Ellseri, entimuleted b. • am ow 1014. •Lamil M tbrirpumilesi Mother woe... liar thew gime losifl rollstrinlotalip ale•Or it hr tetra <r ltd. • Wool romms t.. !WNW, Llaus UNk Pods.. et 1 'OSA. keelsons& Untruth& Freehold %.e Mark tkoreerwoo Iros aorl o=l ,ttM eeetruhsit Gold Bridals Doe Imik(leo. at SI. pee Do. Oesesesad Gauls Do. Ft. Jobs Del De; Coreoe's Creek Celoelal Gold . 1 " I I l ab 77 89 48 it 11$ 1.81 4 4 44 4 1144 117 N 90 74 79 79 48 es SI 11. 7 4 f II 44 1154 4 In i!! 9 1 SI 9111 - ! was - NM t WM MOM ON WM IVO 1 . Cif& !... IS1,11 11 0143111• ti Ds !I tself l 1 01 111111111111411$ 11914 17 7%0r Pie il 40 4I zdPm 03d ivy Hai 31 SI& Pa" .4 PISLECE OF WALES YAMS CLUB.—The fourth snatch of the season MOO of yesterday. The first clew sailed from Blackwell in Gravesend and back, and the race was won by the Valentine, Mr. B. Wallis. There were six competitors. For the second nor, which was from Black well to Oreenhithe and back, there were three starters, sod the winner proved to be the Calliope, Mr. W. Tuckwell. Ito OWI 10,000 30010 71,000 I 1.000 rE p•opa ng. a AuMANI Cespr t :olden larecritida I Ormil Midget Baden .. 123 i / 4i St i 101 92i 110 I di. 21114 i 10 5144 tle Tremor Ina, be mit la Mme a Toblese of rr.ve ruptie ohm. lea tally la Wad •roly tb are .1. stet por:klpr. ry allow require bit UN Mai Of Le. voui the imolai'M gf the owlet, la 11-. 6 • p•hrt... haw atm irit,vd, eovenne avoar•rori to wnly tw Naha • sial • half. T. e whole tabs ore he ea aist rompost•oisditions es shoos by the ansuil reports witha4 with, yea, tabs •2miaror, and every Inforatitioa s 0 he oh wol Awl es 1.0114-11. I ?MORO Ty-RTII/JST. fibvthailt (AUNT, itevitleat asovetory. ASSURANCE and LNVESTMENT allA)lIATION, 7, at. Plazuesp:sts, Tretabler.eyeere, IMP ineadarld 4 seers} with thin Ararwilitks whisk was tots moms We, I. IS at a pies weedier be INK seeuree bevel sel leave. I. the aarplaoespitai of the •Swiwi. ibegoodasia se :se•.t the triu.tnd ebr see of the ecomealey, awl arias ewer. t.r. y etallosi t: • blatant rale of bonen by Mbar *ernfda% to which Akre tho= t lL . • with the latiapt v a...Art.lW. on seeosat of Mk imedellebiell e be bbr• ;. see 4 inaseement, Wllltil en bum by Let Impraiest, f the bermes beget be by Melodeon ereseee t denier, lipa Pore espy this ledge redo yielded by • ayttd tem tsar oetteetlee et say itlad—sa bleeseele whiles se • , hotoutios, rather pahlio or pelage, beide bah, or tea t .u. maltreat Herat cc Unlaced, r pantie hoif-yesely, la Jemmy sal July. Capital Slott, Elfra,ao. 77. Nita Moth le elviretber &Watt mod eepersle tees the Peloveors moth is the laeats.st lapsetneat. It magnates ,r, I moms nisi, a sionistwo kr the ranraaata of ihs boomb his bees provided la elan to raider the scarily .1 the 'Amami waybills LIM DIIPBIIIIIIP3T. . P... thiratment enthnee• • compreLevraeo as 4 vell•regolatell :e.t.a of Lite Amur as" stilt eras yak:alto mod asasortoift fa. pr trments. In fonnatinn and pro:victim:ea sly be obtained, ea apslkatica r •:.e Heat I :Mee of the Aconethimia, oe to the riepteUve Spots, r beet the Coital Atae•lnm. PliTlia MORRISON, Maeasiog Director. Appliotioes Is, Airman nog Oa nub to lb. Meoasitio Purse. a 14 1 0 H THE SEA-SIDE. NIVOI L'S MOANING 00AT. NICOLL'S GUINEA PALKTOT; NI. (ILL'S GUINN% enOwevEltS; NICOLL'S ILILI-OULNIZA TWITS; Flitter fee the oboe pryer, for travelog, ee a 'matey verb* a melee . m e, wl , llt • seat rip, iP prepsved, an of anal murd r corr. The cap Is or char.! fur whore theory's., dnis tt valved from the as re ralerial. Tn te WS le the er grief "entry only of the reerpral Agents, et I u Janice oily el H. 1. sag LI. NIOULL, st Orr Worseema. ovals. Inas 114 Is 1264, negeet.treet, re la the City, 24 Ortolan. - VASE. and COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and n awn - Ass. CANTON eTROP, or Quadri land Mame Iftespessi, readers eberlad may to tar most trader side. The • argliacmial a from Mat ..t eminent surge" Mr. Maw • Ws.-1 gime made trial of your Rae, Mod, sad lad M norm letter than any drop 1 lam lotherto need for gleam a kam Ni, to curiae imitrumeat- for simomind end surgical purposes. - C. term M. To Meier, It. sad & Myna. larestres. leg, Pro. egsretworet, Loadna," were Ma atram Ite.., may be obialard, sod d motatscre, at 3e. it, 7s. ed.. and Red. easb.—COWVAMY pen/dude imager,' bosom Treat P seder rad Itlaelaa reeds:. TIE SUMMER SUN and DUST on Gomm of whale tab a.tnierce to roma@ of artlowtoodie. Oa tte &tee, the ; roe-envie. the aTtatl4 Pantries* r leiliedbleldleteter be p IIOW [AND ' KALYI.IOII. alga WM bo inn emu, •e're.t..net tee men plea km. divert*: the MEM af NMI or -odor% allaytne all uritatallty sad sail, awl =1 e • a.t. raw eee...ttem aUendsat aa afibiala sli Kara the alma. btatlies, tan..,abo. elaii=dballaiallar I are ompOte:y erxtb aced by the Markt. aid aly• din is s al. ' 1 e.•elyet.er sod hir cora* zkos. Is maid gilds. or aid toe*. ils mute bare long been sekleollbeilld. as Me= M ',freebie, be...venire hartobtabwd =Win WWI, bbff II Mai t °arts throuoboot Korea% INMAN Ida SO If ell Near Pnee 4w titl. sad II tel. Me WOW. ObaliOD—Tbs words low lode lief dor are oa the wrapper, sal A. nalibea ad Ikea, b , ,U,tboottooirn. Lonflna. so Ile fIOW , Most allr aikidos web eat y. bold by them end by etremitto sad weans. Lehr! 1t2. 1 .-74.11. Ito tape ore semen* except etemepetl Cal ►b tool *Wow It. — te ' velemeetetia sew teethed et tiepleie calm. mersatArd 4 utetall wee re It, .art nue ilea wboleaelt :lel retail Na Y.W NTY.D TAP WRAPII.II.4 ttn climactic ter Pumas. etellead •:seemasel la. par erect. The tract auppleiL Its writ. were mesh rem. asd and duly appreciated Is the r , . Peklielos. ilseldee Si. N.. WY , DARLOW'I3 NEW LEI -1 I) vrmito satr.Acrixo errrame , 1 Irl' I 1,A , :. t. Kr:1 11 .11 6 AO . La = to i r I 1..... • from Isi or rid ro resitually S - ',. that the Int dabs drain aspodas ' . A , .. t -------- i............ II ' . 011 the first; MllMldell r.,„ its aft k tiro ruin al Ali& 4s. kW Mk avoiag • vie kr. intE4 B4 us 1 . IT ttertro=l kr The mina. Irks as lases kr, b =or ea the i s. dasokielelidibeialliesP• . . r ii; LI r r =i b irr./..l4.lrdragris. 111, meg keely; dire re ligkleusel re weary ..rma .rem. JAII6II RA MOW, 14, Aim lilibe. street, loltustutn-bnuer. Fundable kes. , . ..,.., .. .. sower sod Bath Msenfastseed.,..6l.lt IRELAND. Dc MAN, AtfitST .trrangements are being made to invite Mr. Shu tt to Crawford to a public banquet in Dublin early in t u en.uing month. The Mod states that Mr. Justice Moore, who now at the hotel in Crewe. suit . ..ring from the in priel received by him in the late accident on the lCorth Western Railway, is so dangerously ill that it i. feared the Irish bench will be deprived of his futye eery {OPP. Francis Herry, who was parented at Armagh on Sivuolay for the attempt to murder Mr. Meredith l'hambre, made, it is said, some important revelations on the day previous to his execution. Ili* informa tion was taken down in writing, and it is said that it impliestrs three or four other persons in that agra rian outrage. When on the scaffold the culprit said: tivatlivai o—l heg of ye all to pray for my poor soul, for I lime hero a great sinner. If ye, Roman catholic., to , It the advic e .4 your clergy, it would save a Jest of this work. Y. imam not me me sod the likes of me here. [Here he paused for an instant, as if to collect his thoughts, and re vved alismat the mune wordy.] If ye, Roman catholic., were advised by your clergy, ye would have little of this w..rk t o see I fray to God and the Blessed Virgin to hue merry on me now and in the hour of my death. Amen Lord love mercy on my soul ! Lord have mercy ',a at ) anal' In the case of the murder committed at the Royal Ilmarks on Sunday night, the coroner's jury yester day found the following verdict : We had that William Ssvags came by his death from s• ral f a ncturrd wound+ -one in his right Wog and an o"..r in his heart—which were indicted on him with is , P'tnet by Weis Rya!, a private in the 17th Regiment, at hall Barracks, on the Light of the 701 of August, The coroner th en s i gne d a warrant committing the prisoner to stand his trial at the next commie biota, CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND •. TWENTY-TWO OF BEVERLEY. This match was counneaced at Beverley (Yorkshire) on lionilsy, when, as at en Seem where the knaland Eleven make their appearance,. there was a vast madablage or spec tators. At the coaelassoa of the day's play the score stood as follows . Wit Renew. (hew, • Morten. 0 Amid 4 I Kartirgell.e Arnold, b Wright 3 Adana. b Wilsbt Goy, • 6 brpherti, b Weight Ihirr, a Morgan, b Wright 4 Clarke. not out 0 Han, •J. &vett, b Wright l3 . leyes, I; wigs, I Orem b Wright . . 0 Awierwit. e Arnold, b Wriglit 0 • So IlleW•7.0 Thar, . • 1 =rte oat , b Mary Waistrt, b Berkb7 WrAiftt, b MANI 0 The match was resumed as T. 14tott i b Bie Abbry, Clarke ... Tuesday morning. to KINGSTON UNION v. 1 .Thie metals .1•11 played on Ow following results, Surrey Clester, run out 7l Jobn Omen, 0 Sykerr MMilinell.ron est 29 Heil; s Ikendun, bibosseesa 4 C=4.• Tbenspess e b re.ty Mel. run ant ...venoms I I b Jelin Wester ..... b Breeknal ... 2 s Bracknell* Jetta aware • Breadie, b Brook's!' • roan% b r banter Pretty. ranee egret. b Bracknell 7 Kingston, tht retort, won innings. VICTORIA PARK CLUB. the fair field, Kingston, with being in the ascendant: T. Brodt•rll, b Walters l4 thy, e Walter b Howerd 1111,ibett, e Arg ; ent, b Petty 4 11,11; le, II; tits 3 ..... 24 Putt Cum. floeII:7a, sot out 1 Howard, e blaheo, b Brock well Boolwr, a Ilan, 1 Becalmsll Harley. b Broebwell 11 0 0 . 1 /. 6 ; •4 2 I 31 by 148 rttes upon the Ant LONDON, TILBURY, AND SOUTEHND RAILWAY. A special general meeting of the proprietors of shares in the London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway was held at the London Tavern yesterday, for the perpose of tilting into consideration a proposed agreement for the construction and leasing the above railway. Mr. .1. N. DANIELL, the chairman of the Blackwell Railway Cern pany, presided. The CWAIRYAN said the object of the meeting was ex plored in the advertisement. It was to unction an agree ment which bad been made by the directors of the joint beard, and which he thought could not but be very advan tageous as well to them u to the gentlemen with whom they bad contracted. The great object of the agreement was to insure a certain interest upon the capital laid out in the week, sad not only an interest of 6 per oent. for 2.5 years under tbs guarantee of parties whose competence no one would question, but subsequently a moiety of such profits ag might accrue from the working of the line. The solicitor then read the agreement, which was be• turn Messrs. l'eto, Betts, and Bracy, of the one part, sad the directors of the Eastern Counties and of the Blackwall Railway Company of the other part, the condi tie's' of which were as shortly stated by the company, the sum of 4261.0001. to be paid to the contractors, on which the 6 per cent. was to be paid, and out of the sum so paid to then the contractors are to construct the line. The Crate-sue moved the adoption of the agreement. Mr. AMUR/ISOM seconded, and the motion pseud una A 81WIIHOLD11 oohed in what time the works were to hem Cmgsgmms said ia IS months, and the accounts lawahl eummeme• from the let of January, 1863, as the mosey was paid ie. Ilsemstawmax—Whe is to find the carriages / The CstAtamag—They will belong to the Blackwell or ea die Baotou Omawdea, whichever may work the line. They wig be Fell Ike meeting it, but that will not aff,ct `'' Ti. Tie ream thee separated. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. A sw tenor, Signor Negrini, appeared last night fa the ammistar of Parana, in " Norma." This gentle halliove, has been • member of the Covent Garden gyaq he a tonsiderable pert of the season ; but, it would Now tla moreftensent have not been able to bed him embernewt. With two such tenors, indeed, as Mario and Tomberlik, a third (unless in • subordinate position) is quite superfluous, and his engagement • mere waste of money. Signor Negrini is a respectable per former. His face and person are good ; his voice is powerful, but without much sweetness of tone, sod be frequently ilkjUMPli its quality by forcing it. his iatoaa tiea was true, sad be nag with considerable energy nod passion; but, as no use, he seemed somewhat slit and constrained. The pert. however, is a most ungrateful one, sad affords no fair tat ot a performer's dramatic qualities. He was favourably restelissi, but made al remarkable isa preesioo. Orisi mined Ireself to the utmost, and with imams. effect. Ms MS ias fullest possession of all her poem, sad eseenei to _floss her slide awl into her part, repeatedly reistirg Ifls liellesse MI as mash enthusiasm as if the perfamssas rid bees quite new to them, and showing that, in this character, all rivalry with her is out of the qaostios. too,oon 10,000 300,000 JOO,OOO 130,000 001010 7,•N 00,0 .0 b,OOO .41,170 NAVAL PORTSMOUTH, AUOtiST 10.—The Weip, 14, screw st.-sloop, Commander Crosier, sailed last evening fur Wool wich. She requires some repairs to her machinery. The Niger, 14, screw steam sloop, Commander Ilesth, had her powder and shell removed last night at Spithead, and came into harbour this morning. The Furious, 14, steam frigate, was takea up into ordinary to-day, as an advanced steamer of the reserve. must MILITARY. 7th ROYAL Fcsitscws.—The loft wing of this regiment embarked yesterday (Tuesday) on board the Foyle, merchant steamer, at Portsmouth, for conveyance to Plymouth. The Foyle sailed for that port yesterday after noon. The right win; of the regiment, with head quarters, will embark fur the same platoon Thursday. 1 RAILWAYS IN BRAZIL— By her Majesty's ship Dapne, mired from Rio de Jewels° intelligence hu been received of some importance regarding the proposed rail ways In the empire of Brasil. It appears that the law au thorising the government to sanction such undertakings, and to guarantee an intermit of 6 per cent. passed the Se nate on the 20th of June. It is consequently stated that Hews. Heywood, Kennard& and Co., the bankers of the Imperial Brazilian Itailwey Company, expect immediately to be in possession of the statutes of that line duly recog• nised by the executive authorities. EASTERN Cot NTIES RAILWAY. The Eastern Counties are about to make considerable extrusions in son testae with their locomotive depots and workshops at Stratford. 11 45- - i I tis I . 11 . Paz :1 Pa I I Fa die I de I Pm dis l par i i, !l4 914 3 1 in par Lai; labor* Lam itlahler,C.CQtA.C 02- iladqpits %Salm* Ilisiuusorleme New 011101161 %war Ms& Port Map Quarts Beek Anthem de Cabs lostli tastrallaa nit On* I Mahal Waken warn Tabs COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather continues unsettled, and meek rain has fallen in this neighbourhood. Holders of Wheat and Flour demanded an advance this morning upon Monday's quota tion•, which rather interfered with sales; consequently, the business transacted wee not large. The turn in price was, however, in favour of the seller. The arrivals of Oats thus far this week have been mode rate, which has enabled factors in some instances to obtain 6d. more money. Barley, Beans, and Peas sold on fully as good terms as at the beginning of the week. AIWA VALI INTO LAMUON WM 7th AUG hi 11th AUG. (476. E lsa. Satoh. Isiah. Yozg. Bark 7 Ll3O I Lao Malt ..... 310 , 770 swim; 11,430 tenth. . MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Booss.—There has not been a public sale to-day, but the market hsa • steady appearance. Refined grocery lumps, 455. to 475. 6d. Correa.—The public sales have been small and did not aher general quotations. 2,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon are reported sold by private contract ; the suet pries has not transpired, but presumed to Ise 44e. TL.—The public solos declared for to-morrow will moose to shout 16,000 packages. The market inactive to-day. Rsca.-7,000 bags of Bengal were offered in public sale, and partly sold at 10a. to lls., which were full pries,; 2,500 hags Casings, bought in at 95.; and 2,200 bags of Arrecan were also bought in at 95.; holders of this article are very firm. SALTPI7IIII.-2,000 bags, refraction 221, partly sold at 245. to 24.. 6d.; the bulk bought in. Brtess.—Penang Cloves sold at bid. to Md.; pod Pepper bought in at oCia. to 58e. Jamaica Ginger sold at 40a. to 111. Ils. African Ginger sold at 235. to 245. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm at the annexed prices : Town Tallow, 375. nett pall ; Petenbursk Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 6d. to 38s. 9d. ; October to December, 38s. 6d. to Ns. 9d. ; lona ary to March (1843), 395. Id. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs Pattenden and Smith report that, the accounts received this morning from the plantations speak very fa vourably of the coming crop. The duty is estimated at 200,000/. Owing to the small stock of Hops on hand, com bined with the prospect of an abundant crop, it is reason able to expect a brisk trade, with remunerative prices when the seasons sets in. At present the market remains firm, with no alteration I. prices. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—The prizes and certificates of honour of the classes for the Summer Tern' of the Faculty of Medicine were announces., at a session of Council on Saturday last as follows:—BOTANY—professor Lindley (major class).—Gold medal, Mr. J. J. Godfrey, silver medal, Mr. F. W. Sayer; third certificate, Mr. F. 0. Clarkson. PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY—Professor Jen ner, M.D.—Gold medal, Mr. W. Roberts; silver medal, Mr. St. John Edwards; third certificate, Mr. T. Hillier. Mao- WITIAT—P rofessor Murphy, 11. D.—Gold medal, Mr. W.Ro- berts ; first silver medal, Mr. R. S. Smart; second silver me dal, Mr. T. Hillier. Certificates: Fourth: Mr. R. W. Carter; fifth, Mr A. Trousdale; sixth, Mr. J.W.Wilson. Ormensa.. site )IZDICINS AND SURGlSY.—Profusor Wharton Jones. —Silver medal, Mr. F. W. Sayer ; second certificate, Mr. W. Itoberts.—MSDlCAL JVILISPRUDENCIL—Professor Car penter, M.D.—Prises equal, Mr. W. Roberts and Mr. T. Hillier; woad certificate, Mr. J. J. Godfrey.—Maeaata Meutca •711;"THIlitAPIOTIC11.—Profesirsr Caned, M.D.— Gold medal, kir. Buchanan ; first silve r me d a l, M r . S. En field; second silver medal, Mr. H. Maudeley. Certificates: fourth, Mr. J. lawcus; fifth, Mr. H. Edwards; sloth, Mr. A. Troesdale ; wreath, Mr. J. P. Parker. DEATH OF LIEUT. GENERAL SIR T. DOWIINAN.—. We regret to have to mord the death of this distinguished sheer, which took place yesterday in a 'adds& manner at Woolwich, when he was commandant. MASTERS' Orricze.—Yesterday the Woes of the Hasten in Chancery closed for the long vacation. Sir Wil liam Horne will situ Vacation Master. NEW POST-OYFICE NEOULATIO . N . .—By a new re gulation issued by the Postmaster-General, which came into operation last week, all letters posted in the United Kingdom, or within the metropolitan drict for places is the kingdom, must either have a stamp thereon, or be sent unpaid, no prepayment by means of money being allowed. This new regulation will have the effect of simplifying the emeial accounts, and also of keeping the actual collection of the revenue more directly in the hands of the Post-ofilos authorities at St. Martin's-le-Onutd than before. St Ili 14 40 APPREHENSION OF JOHNNY BRUOSIY--ar appears Sy a communication received late last night that Johnny Broome, who it will be remembered, was to have been tried with Malen and James at the late arises at Lewes for conspiracy to defraud by cheating at cards at Brighton, but who absconded from arrest, has been apprehended at Brussels by Mr. Morton, the superintendent of the T un • bridge Writs police. It appears that Mr. Morton, who is a moot intelligent and useful officer, had the Chief Justice's warrant placed in his hands for the apprehension of the defendant, and he speedily got upon the right scent, and in company with Dodson, one of his constables, he pro ceeded to Brussels, when he took Broome into custody, and lodged him In gaol under the warrant. He wee in terrogstril by thejape de pale, who told him he must leave Belgium, and be said he should proceed to Hamburg. The matter is not yet decided, but if lie should not be al lowed to pass the Prussian frontier he will be compelled to go to England, and the question of his removal is still under the consideration of the Minister of Police. Souris WALES CoPPER WORKS.—An immense aura or chimney has just been successfully finished at the copper works of the Meseta. Melon and Efkington at Pcm hrey. It is 270 feet in height, 32 fret square at the ham meet, and II feet 4 inches at the summit, the tapering being at thereto of an inch soda quarter per yard on each face of the square. The massive structure has a most finished ap pearance ; nearly a million of fire bricks were used in the erection, the contractor being Mr. Fido, of Birmingham. Not a single accident occurred during the erection. Lento copper smelting works are being erected at l'ort Tennant, on the river Tawe, and new works have been opened st Llanelly. The Cwmavon works will likewise be carried on with their former spirit. 10 Odd= ... ... 0 /Ake& Ilottlutapp odd Dug an Ilria.Vdr. dillsertallis 711 Obbsoldad, Idormilms,/ Chaahm.. aen&as.d. all DadidadssDt.4447l44.C. 11l OWN awl lisslar ... IN Odaiddep all Omar sod lay;i ad Cord sad balm ttd : ... 44 Dalla sal IldhotJas, ad Ousdpa=sad Aker .n tad Assam (MC& i sad LA D) . lii ue. (sw L i ril :. 0. lisslsra Osladtka - all Seam Cahn, Clam A ars D. 0. IL) 4 De. 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A further fall took place to-day in the value of our home government securities, the accounts received from the Cape, by which it appears that no progreas has been made towards The reduction of the rebel KOHN, being added to the other unfavourable influences in operation on the market. The accounts of the potato blight in Ireland, a rising corn market, and the American fishery dispute, all continue to be can vassed, and thus there is no rally from the late depressed rates, although there was a purchase to-day of more than 100,000!. stock by the broker who usually acts for the Bank. Consuls were first marked 99!, for cash, but fell to 99. and finally leR off quoted 991 to 1 for money and Thurs day, or 1 per cent, worse than yesterday. The settle ment of the account progresses quietly, the continua tion to the Bth September ruling at 4 per cent. The account is '• bullish " and this has undoubtedly some influence in producing the prevalent depression. The transactions to-day were decidedly more nume rous, and it would appear that a few of the more timid holders of stock have been frightened into realising. The views of a section of speculators would be exactly met by such a movement as this. The oncial list of the day's transactions is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99: 99, a, ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 994, /, , 1, 4 . New Three-and- a - Q uar t er p er Cents., 1031, 3,1, 24, 31, 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 61; ditto, 30 years, isa, 64 • ditto, 1860, 6 11-16. India Stock, 281. Bank dtock was de cidedly lower, marking only 227. The unfunded securities were scarcely touched, and quotations are nominally unchanged at 755. to 78s. prem. fur the March Exchequer Bills, and 91s. to 941. prem. for India Bonds. Foreign stocks were flat, but Peruvian Deferred was the only description that was sensibly affected in price, marking only 58 to 59. The day's transac tions are stated below: Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1021. Belgian '1 wo-and-a Half per C e nt s ., 541. D an i s h Three per Cents., 821; ditto Five per Cent., 108. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 974, 1, 4. Mexican New Three per Cents., 241, 25, 244. Peruvian Actives, 101; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 59, 58. Russian Five per Cents., 120 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1041. Sardinian Five per Cents., 944, 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 214, 224 ditto Committee's Certifs., 3 per cent. Bank of Australasia shares have been dealt in at 58 ; London Joint Stock Bank, 191 19, ex div.; Union Bank of Australia, 461, 47, ex div.; General Steam Navigation, 284; Peninsular and Oriental' Steam, 85. _ _ The directors of the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway, have made a sixth call of 21. per share, making 141. paid. To-day was held the last examination meeting at the Bankruptcy Court in the case of Baker and Son, stockbrokers, of Threadneedle-street. The amount of liabilities is stated at 21,221/., the losses at 8,022/.; and the bad deb eat 3,5121. There was no opposition and the bankrupts passed, the certificate meeting being fixed for the 23rd September. A deputation from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders, consisting of Mr. Capel, the deputy chairman, and Mr. Sadleir, M.P. (who attended in consequence of the severe indisposition of the Baron de Goldimid), waited on Lord Malmesbury yesterday af ternoon, in order to pl ace before his lordship a memorial of the grievances suffered by the bondholders,owing to the repeated failures of the Mexican government to fulfil with punctuality their solemn engagements. Mr. Capel in a very able and succinct manner detailed to his lordship the sacrifices to which the bondholders have submitted, amounting to about 23,000,000 dol lars in capital (as admitted by the Mexicans them selves), besides a reduction of the interest from 5 to 3 per cent., on the express stipulation that they should have revenues assigned to them which would pay , the reduced dividend of 3 per cent. with punc tuality. His lordship's attention was particularly drawn to the tact that these revenues, although re presented as ample for the purpose with proper arrangements, have not produced, in consequence of , the high tariff, more than 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 dollars per annum, in lieu of 1,500,000 dollars which were required to pay the dividends, and that the Mexican Congress had broken up without providing for the deficiency, thus acting in opposition to good faith, good policy, and the express clause in the agreement made with the bondholders, which pledged the legislature to provide for any deficiency in the event of the revenues assigned not being suffi cient. Mr. Capel next proceeded to detail other grievances, especially the injustice inflicted on those bondholders who had been shut out of the previous conversion, in consequence of the over issue of bonds by Molars. do Lizardi and Co., and concluded his statement by requesting, not only the strenuous in terference of the British government on behalf of the interests he had tho honour to represent, but also by requesting his lordship to invite the representatives of - France, Holland, and the United States, the citi zens of which countries hold about one-fourth of the foreign debt, to join in an united remonstrance to the Mexican government and Congress, with a view to obtaining redress for the grievances complained of. Lord Malmesbary received the deputation in the most courteous manner, and inquired whether, in the written memorial of the grievances presented by the deputation, any remedies were suggested ? On re ceiving an answer in the affirmative, his lordship proceeded to ask the deputation which was the chief grievance complained of; to which Mr. Sadleir re plied that if one grievance was more serious than another, it was the non-payment of the dividends when due. His lordship then assured the deputa tion that he would do everything:in the power of the British government to sustain th e claims of the bondholders, and that instructions should be sent to Mr. Doyle by the next packet. He also promised that he would endeavour to obtain the iv-operation of the governments whose citizens were holden of Mex ican bonds, in joining her Majesty's minister in Mexic o in a joint representati on t o the government and legis lature, and ho trusted their united efforts would be crowned with success. The deputation, after thank ing his lordship for his promised support, then with drew. The ill-used bondholders of this state will hail with much satisfaction the renewal of action on the part of their committee. This action, however, ought not to end here. The committee ought at once, as already suggested by us, to place a formal protest against the non-payment of the dividends in the hands of Colonel Facio, and also themselves open a correspondence with French, Dutch, and United States holders of Mexican Bonds, that they may urge on their governments the necessity of co-opera tion. Now that the movement for bringing the Mexican legislature to a proper sense of its duty to wards its foreign creditors has fairly commenced, the parties to whom the bondholders' interests are com mitted must spare no exertion to put affairs on a better footing. It appears certain that there will be esta blished a stronger administration in Mexico, or very grave changes in the political position of the nation will inevitably occur. Reports were revived in the Stock Exchange to day that the London and North-We-tern Railway directors have made overtures of so reasonable a nature to the Great Western Company, with a view to preventing the ruinous rivalry between the two companies, that the latter cannot well decline them. An arrangement in this sense would be hailed with feelings of the liveliest satisfaction by the share holders of both companies, who will otherwise dearly pay in purse and in the depreciation of their noble property for the pugnacious propensities of their directors. Reports of this descnption, however, have been so frequently propagated, that they have little effect upon the market. Hamburg letters, received to-day, notice reports similar to those prevalent here of blight in the wheat, ' which bad caused holders to raise their demands Is. 6d. to 25., and as buyers would only purchase at 214 I 51 isi pa U 33 iiii Si 74i Il i llf 141 7 71 !Ile I4i 4 SI SOt 72 Ii I 1101 XI Ili id ti i 78 1121 111 S ei NI i 37 4,1.. I L 4., 4 99 131 111 iii s as 1341 THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The downward movement in the home funds con tinues. Consols have to-day been done as low as 981, but the present quotation is better again at 99 to 991 for money, and 99 to for the Bth Septem ber. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 9:11 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 to 102 a; New Five per Cent. Annuities, 123; Bank Stock, 223 to 228. There is little change in foreign stocks, although the market generally shows flatness. Peruvian De ferred mark ; Mexican New Threes, 23; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 211; Grenada Deferred, ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 21 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. -- PAPA Aro. 10. ,88 ' I For demist. Neirm. , OpsaDig reset. Lowest. ©slam, --1---. 2 per Omits. ... ..... 14 70 74 711 74 92 74 70 : 7 4 03 14 per ante lB4 SI let SO 104 SO 104 SO , 100 110 Iter ()onto. ... ... 5 Mr (Nitta 8 pee Cents. New Loral .- 12zeksee on temine: aislokt, 25 30; 90 days, :5 20 ... 1111t2 peret.762o 14129 Nene, I Kaolin, Rents None). 4 11234 lO2 per amt. 97 Do. le .. ...ss — ... Do. 185,, Piedmont 3 p.fit ... 91 90 ; Treasury R.. )toads Do. 2, 1832 .... 96 ... 1 Hank Sturm 2860 ... PARS, Auo. 10.—St. Germain, 1,080; Versailles (right Oink), • dt.to (101 l bank), 331; Pans and Deus; 1,3;0. Pars ind Berr a, 652 SO ; Rouen and Ilene, 3.19, • Mar...llles and Avignon. —• Strasbourg and Bele NS 50: Nort h e 'rn , 610; Put- wad strs.r. boWrg, 638 73; Peens and Lyons, 744 23; Lyon. and Aglitate, 390; Nneteresn and Troyes, 2,0; Ouest 595 • Dieppe and hemp, 268 70 ; Paris and Somas • Bordeaux en ' d Teste, Ica 7 , ; Wont, pe/lier an I Celle, —; Grind dombe, 1,175 ; Wane et 1,11. Meier II 0,81,515. MADRID, AUGUST 6.—Three per Cents., 45 : ; after Bolas, 46; c. Do. D e f erre d, 223 p.; after Bolas, 22 9-16 ; Debt (Ist class) 11 • after Bohm, 11 ; do. (2nd class), 51 ; after 80b..,; Sc.; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 c. Exchange on Loudon, 50.35. SUSPECTED MURDER AT NEWCASTLE-ETON -TYNE. —On Monday afternoon an inquest was held at the Gosforth Arms Inn, Newcastle, before the coroner, J. .1. Stoker, Esq., upon the body of John Bell, an auctioneer's clerk. From the evidence that was given, it appear' that on Sun day evening, between te n an d eleven o'clock, a man of the name of Ilenry Waters who is the occupier o f a sma ll kitchen in a house in Wesley-street, ran from the house, and asked a poi ice officer to come in and turn ammo out. The aeon proceeded at once into the kitchen, when Waters pointed be. hind a bed, and said something which was unintelligible. The officer then I..oked to the spot to which his attention had been directed, and saw the deceased with his back on the fender, his left cheek resting on the edge of a chair, and his right hand on the floor. Ile had all his clothes on. The officer lifted him up, and found that he was quite dead, upon which he said to Waters, " The man is dead, what has been to do /" Waters replied, " Well, he struck my wife, a..d then"—he made a pause, and continued—" but I did no thing to the men." A surgeon was immediately sent for, and Waters left the room. During the absence of the latter, his wife, who had been sitting upon the steps leading to the kitchen, said to another officer, who asked her if there had been any mischief. "The de ceased struck at me, and my husband struck at him again." Waters and his wife both seemed the worse for drink, and glasses of whisky were standing upon the table. The fender upon which the deci seed lay was at some distance from the fire-place; and the poker, tongs, and shovel lay in different parts of the room. 'The foregoing evidence having been given, the coroner said it would be necessary to ad journ the inquest in order to have a post modem examina tion of the body, previous to examining the remaiuder of the witnesses, as it would depend upon the result of that examination in what way they should continue their in quiries. The iciquest was then adjourned until Wednesday. The deceased was 5.5 years of age. Waters is in custody on the charge of murder, and will be detained until the in quest is concluded. DR. NEWMAN.—A correspondent says that a tire'- culsr letter from Cardinal Wiseman was read on Sunday at all the Roman catholic chapels in London, requesting the congregations to contribute towards the expenses of the late trial. The means to he used for carrying out this ob ject are left to the discretion of the priests, and in most plaoes a collection will be made after each of the 'services of next Sunday. The letter states that Dr. Newman's ex penses amount to 7,5001., and that of this 2,5001. has been already collected. THE BERESFORD BRIBERY CASE.—DERRY, MON• nee.—The legal gentlemen engaged in preliminarily inves tigating the charge of bribery at the late election in this borough have, it is said, obtained a greet deal of important evidence, among other things a number of letters from the Secretary at Wsr, in addition to the one already before the public, intimately connecting him with the recent corruptions, and evidencing a very close intimacy be tween himself and Frail, of Shrewsbury. Tho evidence to be adduced before a oommianion of inquiry will un fold many interesting facts, not the least interesting of which will be the manner in which the doings of the corruptionists were brought to light. To show that no efforts calculated to frustrate the " knavish tricks " of their opponents were spared by the libe rals, wo may observe that detectives from London, obtained at their instigation, were in the town, both during the election and for a week previous, dis guised as commercial travellers, and were located at the hotels selected as head-quarters by the tory party. Moot of the men employed in bribing the electors Wee. strangers from Nottingham and Liverpool, but chiefly from the town last named, where it is believed they had been practising their nefarious arts for some days previously in favour of Messrs. Turner and Mackenrie. Mr. Fonshaw, Mr. lionfall's solicitor, has for som e d a y s b een at t h e King's Head Hotel in Derby, endeavouring to get up a counter case, but witho u t success , th e liberal party having throughout steadily abstained from illegsl methods of ob taining votes. As soon as Sharrack, the man who im peached the tory agents for having bribed him with two sovereigns, hod finished giving his evidence, he was served with the notice required before recovering the penalty im posed by the recent act upon parties receiving bribes, and it is believed this foolish proceeding is likely to be carried on, regardless of the fact that the plaintiffs in the case are exposing many of their own friends to the certainty of hav ing to contend with similar actions in retaliation. THE EFFECTS OF EMIORATION.—We learn that on account of a considerable number of agricultural labourers in the Cam having engaged for passages for Australia, the farmers there held a meeting last week to consider what ought to be done under the circumstances. It appears that the farmers are Reprehensive they will not be able to find hands to supply the deficiency on the depar ture of their men for the golden region, which will take place at next term. Front what we heard of the interim-, the farmers, although they came to no definite conclusion, seriously considered the n comity they would be under of raising the wages of the men to prevent inconvenience in eke working of their ferms.—Perni Courier. Isi i 31