The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-14 00:00:00

. . 1/ 7 . 0/ A . ” • ....... (.71-r- -- ef e : :ar.,..p. , 1 4, ...../. 4 ,94 e rris -- Z c,z?---,:;_...._.........4.........._0 , -_--*X.r...... -- 7 - 7 -- •:,-.1- , ......".0...-..".„._.,............ • 1 1 0 1 j e • • __ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1852. No. 1 , 865 .] [TIIREEPENCE. . ______. eels, eitiseall, and subjeate et the two powers i it being well ------ . - -_:_:.._-_. - -- *HALL and EDRIDGES LINE wf AU& Alts .ita r ,. l , :si . saw , k _ ila ko m p.. 9 90 4. usidentood that this agreement is not to be constratd to the aix St.% ..._ :,.., ~., ..., 3 ,, 0 „musk, sea y e w s meet prejudice of any claim which either of the two high con• e ,, . e.t..t rm. . , ..,,, frr pommels, win nut pularimdly es the Plating parties may have to any part of the said country, RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. to 50. Amsterdam was in tolerably good demand at 12.0/ to I. Hamburg was much offered. It was FRIDAY EVENING. at first negotiated at 13.81, but left off Tail to 1. MINES. -- --- wr lio• • ' ' ' .• , toad in the Lender Deck. nor shell it be taken to effect the claims of any other power Two O'CLOCK. The arran o rient of the account chiefly engages The English stock market to-day was character- Frankfort remained at 121 to 1. Italian paper was FRIDAY EVENING. There has been rather more activity in the mining , 4 9,,,,,,, ~...4 .. i _ . to, . r. .....: - i . ......; - ..,... 0n.0.0.0 - r,, sad. Or state to any part of the mid 'country; the only object of sed by a decided reaction. Confidence was stimu- rather dull, the demand being limited, and several share market tceday, and more confidence is gene . , - Iy a l i gg . .... .. dydnry , Aug. IS the high contracting parties in th.it respect being to present attention t y, but the market is very firm and lated early in the day by the announcement in tht prices of most stocks are maintained at au advance . amounts on Genoa and Leghorn remained unsold. earnif. 7 % rally shown. Causal Mine shares have been dune at +..) J. tlf dist 1.1. 1 disputes and iliffereuces amongst themselves. For bills on Spain and Portugal the market was flat a"' - .. UFO ..... , w it . L 1 74 . 1 4 AltlieLlt IV. Daily Yews of the satisfactory position of the fishery 8501., being a further considerable advance. 'fre er. ta.aa.e. , on the rates of yesterday. at previous quotations. St. Petersburg found taker, woui ,„„, : , IR i I $2.,,, J. 3 ,,,,,„ .... I a ; 4 % ey , An. to All the provision' of the convention "to regulate the ditipete and the favourable change in the weather ; fable shares have also been in demand at a great rise to „, ,„. 11...4 0, ~ tort., ..... ow .. i ‘„, is commerce between the territory of the United States and SHARES AND STOCKS 17740UAKAIITERD. and from 9f4f at which Consols were first done for et 37; to 2. Austrian paper was very difficult ot 'WWI .• . t , , ..., l it p„,,,,„ .1 . 4 . 6 . 111 of his Britannic Majesty," concluded at London, on the 3rd et ,_ ~ Ueda. prier are tar; up . 0 sale at 12.6 to 10 for Vienna, and 12.8 to 12.12 for in price, the market leaving off buyers at 12. Sales rie „, dy . to I 1 ,,e,, cam, the price went steadily up to 994. The Issr 04 " •-I4 ig I- Ila,risan - -- 1 Seamen. have taken place in United Mines, at 825, 850 ; a u 5451 • • • 3 90 1. G. Champs Odertrown!Alig. SI Lion 0; the clause which limited its duration to four year , , - 0 1 .1 1 - 13 0 :st ee d, „mos _ ____- --- - -----. m V .--,,, • -- -: Wi7i , p Issa.sm-nry apply tit Um andemagard, an d , xceptin i ; .. also,* fax as the same was sawed by the de- ii. , 114; Ambers, NOttlfW.,lolloO 991 for the account of the Nth of Sep- Tune. Price* negotiated. Tavey Console, 53; South Tamar, 5. : '. ; est Alfred ~,1 „ ,,..., ' • i From To ..h e ,,. , , e r spitchuur 3 •.uessrtast of thmselare ship liege. thunder sat his Majesty respecting the island of St. Helena , MA set Jangles _.. al si si tember, the continuation to which was to-day less e tome a,,, per g /bort ra.:04e..... ne. est.. Consols, 26 ; Alfred Console, 13 ; Tincroft, 132. gie -•.tO 6 a .....I t•ir SONYA 18:811 111.10111114. are hereby extended and continued in force fir the term of 1, - .: all alre.wetv.amesmeene. lit than one-eighth. On the witole_, the aspect of the Ditto - 1211. I et.. The gold milling shares were quiet. Australasian *•''''' a v .. .istieir. sad enitIDOL 34. ► Fraalmathatmd• ten years .. fro o m e t ro he m d o nteof the sig f nattice ro of the resent °' IS BblimiNd ic hieh 3„...w e 1A " 544. 33 ,.„,„1 „ , , 21, as market at thC close Wen Shady, but there can be no f i r leldj bur: and Atkins : : 1 1 3 2 ines. " 9 4 ‘se . hi. • i 3ates. 2o. "tit. reached 1,3 prem., and Liberty were also better, but 'cotton in t manner am i all e provisions of the Ili all DaChsalklirk.sollklsl.C. 19 doubt that the recent remarkable fall in prices, peg- Vranalor r .en.the-Ntaine per gl4l „ 121 0 . eltr. ... 1/111 far British Australian were flat. Port Phillip shares 10p ININIEL'S HYGIENIC said convention were herein specially recited. xl. Ira MOM tea Mew ... .. 99 31. I AV FLRII. %MKT, es rafted by Ike ARTICLE V. W. 1..0 ,Clairialsa _...,. _ .._. .. 371 sal gravated as it has been by the state of ac- T e _Pl'D. pert „ 115. Skr. ... rat tear. were firm, with buyer; at t prem. This company 7,7, 2.' i 1 1 r . . !s i g . . ...... Ef C r...53c.. 2 kr. cielrhtsted Maas( Dr. DAP ALS, Whereas it was agreed by the first article of the hefty of P. ell Chad" nod Payload - 15 1 9 191 counts amongst the speculators, has had the ' ‘ ',7 - ',„„,. have just obtained their chaAer of incorporation. t de.. ae le at deo /MN and most Ghent, that " All territory, places, and postesaions what- r al „, 13155 ,„„r 5 _,8 5 . 5 . 1 „...... ,-. ... l e i. , 15 .M I , humus,. drag. MO Impale et raver, taken by either party from the other, (luring the " Z "''"D e .d ee ,." . p uth. '''"":llr ee s .' ' as. effect of giving a great check to confidence, and thus Mewl; 1 wo shall probably find that the upward course of the ° ,.. n .'" . * „ :'err. NM. ... 251 r. 53e. but closed 3 die. to par. St. John del Rey shares V.' se . i ...wing Me wieng Millfilibs Minor CMS. war, or which may be taken after the signing of this treaty, dem Juttritlen ... .gg 74 market, should the circumstances of the country eon- tatte " Flvort 255. 1174 e. ... Mr. 30a. ;', $ !loath* 25fr. 47ge. ... 251 X. See. mark 271. ,t• 1 ~ . 41. • 41,11, an easel Meer • reduced excepting only the islaads hereinafter mentiened, shall be 21 all East Anglian Ig131„ I k 254.80 c. !Mr. Mtge. I Y •... - s.l SP bt c .ainton INTSIIIINT. restored without delay, and without causing any destruc- aril La Di ~ _... . Sl i 11 41 tinuc so prosperous as to warrant a rise, will be very Ram Beethwax 2slr. 50e. ... 151 r. 52 1 03. 0 0 THIS DAY. ~ .r, ‘ s.. , 71: -•. ~. 1 .di c Toaimksp.. cd. .. 1 , lion, or carrying away any of the artillery or either public ' , I 4 an, ... 0 . 0 6. (5 a .. 0 . 14 k.a . EL) -. a i 11 1 gradual, ali holders who refused to realise when Coo- L I prOperty OriVnaliy haptigred in the rid farts se plates, ma& a z a .... 1112 sole Were eoasiderably above par, may be expected slaZ ales '' 1 - . ' 3. Toast Oneesr, to pee which suat wmarmwetrupenttwexetungretttarratte. i. rt. si.) ~._ Ir"at-' ' " to be lesi fastfettmewhen the opportunity is spin ° L 4 k .„'" t , v‘p •." - 4. Hygienic Pomade, Is. 6d. cations of this treaty, or any slaves, or other private pro- 73 all elms li end Calle 14 .1 presented to them. At present the weather has Mtlaa - Bs4B- ••• 111 f• 87$0 prices are generally firm. Port Philip sharee mark „ Balr. I se. .., WI,. Yoe. 7 , 1 ‘ .4 S. Ilys'enic hair Wash, la. ed. perty ;" and, whereas, under the aforesaid article, the 11 MI asst IsincaMire ~ , 17 174 United "Batts claim fur their citizens, and as their private s '' all Lit g wart 11111 DcW! 111 1 more effect upon the stock markets than any other N 55115 per ducat „ 41 pence ... 414 RIM 1 Pron. (...• ..: e. Ileipoik Drutitnee. le. property, the restitution of, or full tom nation for, all t. 100 ...... 88111na. ,...... 1a5ed0s .... VI al consideration the accounts relative to the crops u,„„ 1 ". per ounce „ 124 peace ... 124 pence Santiago dc Cuba shares have been done at 111, „ „ 1241 peace ... 1241 pence Memo . 60 61 64 and Cobra at 40; to 41 ex div. 7. l'..sairtie Lotion. 2s. slaves who, at the date of the exchange of the ratifice- e. los - b - 7,;;;,`"p an t l i,,, d ,, 23 3, being watche d ' with much solicitude, but it may be / 1 8 1 W 1 pee dollar „ us pence • ... P 4 pence C. ~.' j 11 o Cadix „ „ 491 pence ... 491 prom geld by all peewit's, and reactants. tions of the said treaty were in any territory, place , or et. teo Olaegowts Mouth Western - - observed that the forcible closure of the " bull mai Closing nuriness . a i Ms ... ...... . ~ 4911 peace ... 491 pence prices doer s • 6.. u. . s. 2 . 1333ggi . 35 , poasessions whatsoever, directed by the said treaty to be et. toe Orest Sorthern .. 73 79 79 speculation in Coneols and other stocks, will pro- Gibraltar " „ 49 1 pence ... 49f pence No. share. Mires. NM. yeeterday. e.day. ..„... ieenowsmet.shieNiehihk...,d Is, restored to the United Statee, but then still occupied by the Si. 1:1 ps.4 sten% A. Mack - .. 41 45 43 British fortes, whether such slaves were, at the date afore- "' Do. 6 skates, if, Mock.. 118 no 120 bably impart much more real strength to the •'"i'l• - - - - - -• Barcelona. 49i mime ... 4911 pence •' • tare/Im, Pada. toe all OLSont h. and WM.( Ire. 4 45 • Is • 100.000 I Ague Cris i i(m 1. 1 0 5 ' .: , 00 001 ,0 1: 1 2 11 :1 .• :812: 1 :u t i° rian ni C41ikc1iam i.4. .................. .... 1 4 .. i l 44 ii g : 1 market. Considerable Lona frk Investments Bilbao , 4 4 6 951 96 31 4 - waters within the territory or jurisdiction of the Laded go o n . 3 .... 3 „ " n o e gg ia. ~ 53 gj have also been made in the government funds, ~.._,,Lisbnn Per mfirel „ 53 pence .. s3i pence RE SUMMER SUN mad DUST are soarers or On State"; and wh differences have ari.en whether, by lei 11, be. Thirds ._ _ 101 111 pm •1.. , . - i - i• Irvnallaa w F" * °"• °I I . ll *,„_te '''''. l • 4 l 4 l ° l6 _,, .... he the true intent and meaning of the aforesaid article of the 41. ioo Lamas ire ash 771 74 754 9SI 9 4., , ,••• no ma.. diesitash , "" ni ! m • ''""'''''''" treaty of Ghent, the United States are entitled to the into-- * l4 Dv. Fifths -.. . 3 4 idis 5 1 at the reduced rates, and these will act in the same '''''''' l4 p.'t . .....1... sense. As regard, Cho difficulty with the United ruble " V Pe ."`-* - 5 :3 5 rem* -- T - he pri rg ee - ei Per goldyeste ' r ' day a i t im gria - wa 3' s i a s :at 1 v.,eao 20 .3mtraliart 1 Australian Freehotd 5 I f all 4 i dis 1 eon! AND; liAL1•11011, which will be Imadmently , _, fall t. r all 14 11l Do. West Minix • UlllOl. 31 3 ~ States, as already intimated by• us, it may be con 261i:oes00. 206 1 11 3ri lai m nar i e r. en hen SAS Cool all . . 30,00) I Svc slaria r,....b.- •c 1 _ e : iehh ,„ . ~,,,, ~,i , ,,,, ,b. g i„.l of harms e n d re- ration uf, or compenss ton or,or any slaves , as per mills prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng le all Leeds Northern .. IS . sidercd as arrabged, no further disagreement between :• - n „. "" ~.- • -,'• - .I,A:ir - tincl ht • and tnimrstlately afrodias above described, the high contracting parties hereby agree 111 114 [Judea and liblialrall •.. Si e t 1 1 io f 31 I -101 d lish mint price . is. . per oz. for standard em,ooo I :anew Australian cold all g 4 ihl ....' - ".' ''' ' 3 " tr t Misni im n ' sbeed • eletieity end bealtkfal ► to refer the said differences to some fr iendly sovereign or Si. MO =fighten,lt e. Coot 1(.3 106 the two countries being in the slightest degree pro- gold, gives an exchange of 25.19; ; and the ex-13.5 - - state, to be named for that purpose ; and the high contract- Cl. ion a Nortli-Weet... 1134 1241 1141 841 i bable. The fact is that our Tory government, after Kano 35 Itrarll Imp.firs et Sf pm 2 li 31 31 ehange at Paris on London at short Lein 23.273, it 6,000 38 DO. • Ccessisana • 1 - A , 11 7:..";"t,'. -,...T . Z..7,....4 ." 1.-.. 1" rpolat POP . " and ,____WwwoM3lloB.,, 7,.r di avid Io In" ktld'ci• a rt , 91. " 1 "'"" w .,___ * "`',: t in g partice further engage to consider the decision of such U ll Do. do.. 4 aura w oe+ • rashly provoking the anger of the powerful republic Met at a' a sass 44 , 0.1.1. Loll. id COW us sunburn, or .flap ~_, „di, .0,,,04r0 or note to be final and conclusive on all * II Da- HMG • 4 4 , am 16 follows that gold is about 0.318 per cent. dearer in lb"' 20 D. , B t- I chn DO he; - 15 - - bo ne -* • g tern acknowledged. Its portfrialt Ma .... 10 1 Do.stsw,i.istiit.(e If t .. over the water, find they have gone too far, and per- 110,001 1 Carson's Creek... ....... ... all i cla ear 1 - " ''' ' - ''''''' '''" ' • sele.tioo by Rsyaltv and the the matters referred. el 100 balsa a thialle-Meaterr 89 90 London than in P aris t2eos , , libro Copps .-........ 40 40 41 ad ill 4011 d ceive the necessity of a withdrawal however humi .l.'6" ''' '''''''' ''''` " " '" d ' with the Cite of the Co' A ARTICLE Vt. 39 411 Do, Itlit ... ... . I a die ' According to the last account., the course of ex- "AM° .5 le° ll .Wl GI" wen: t.. i.. i eebeteeit Futile. toriber . ~. .. ...I. 0..1'4. .d. per bottle. t ..utes -The words This cenftention, when the same shall have been duly to 31 De. SO - 34 4i as Eating such a course may be. change at New York on London for bills of 60 days' roles 5 I° P.74. 3 ai l* Atiotrallan cons, a m ti i s die ti rati;t.. • h. v.. 4 are ..• thr strapper, ash A. WWI tstl and hunt ratified by the President of the United States, by and with IS all llende•Orrya Enniskillen 144 134 The official report of business in the English funds to Wit a _v....n.14* kW. .vi thrown went •twaigi, @dud on ea the advice end consent of their Senate, and by his Britannic 51 ell Saml..Sm,andMattio 21 8 sight is 1101, per cen t = and the par of exchange be- teem 20 General - - • • • • s 3• to sa. and he ebetritets and p Thames's. hdajtety, and the respective ratifications mutually exchanged, l i t . t l i 1 111 1=stgliwcti um. . I .l t 1 3 1 31 1 e du SI is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, fur money, t 5O 000 forcer England and merica being 109.23-40 per 72, , ,, 0 „ :olden Mountaln . ... ~I, g 4Ms 98/, 99 1 .,, 3 • ditto, for account, 99, ?, 1 ,.. Three . Grand Ducky of lattea .. all i dim per shall be binding and obligatory on the said United States. 84- Ice MAIM' . .. .. 71 71i 774 4 cen t ., it follows that the exchange is nominally time eircet eisseois nll 14 Al pm 3 It 1.0 W' 8 NEW IN- snd . on his Mapes', ; and . 1 .... s ratifications shall he exchanged e t , too de. isd•,...i . D 4's r 49 42 per Cent. It:educed, 093, 1, 1 „, 100 ; New Three- 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. After making 100, 47 ' Liberty ...(46 , h vArmrr.n SaLC-ACTING syrups ! • • • TAP. BPAIVIKEtt 190 VENT.PEO 2 in six mor.ths from thit (late, or sooner. if possible. 25 174 IWO. , t00. , 11 i &am - and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1021 1 1 I 7 103, 21 too,ooo ' "" 0 " " 0 allowance fur difference of interest and charges of soma Lake lathanit... 51 g . ' Prevents Mr beer, goer, sr °Pm lapses In witneu whereof, the respective plenipotentiaries have He eh Newerti and caws ... - - 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16. Bank Stock Ina.kCalthr,G.Qta.C Co. all I 1 die it ~... a,,wa,,,„„„.•, Sat ~, st o .s eagetsatte Mimed the same, and have thereunto af fi xed the seal of 80 . 100 .•• - 17 1 1 ' transport, we find that the preterit rate leaves a small 100 ." ealeulta z 13 12 lloorport. Abergavesay 223. Indic Stock, 280, 277. 20,000 I Mexicana BouthArnericah 9 6 11 se--hat the last pint Mall be theses all goed ao their arms. sad flesvised. 31 $ d• profit on the importation of gold from the United e 1 1 . 0 ,0 . 3 The unfunded secunties remain with little alters-New Gnuiada . all TM, A Done at London, this twentieth day of October, in the s o 7 , i s ~,,, mg gee - ;,,,.. I2 i 11 States. Shipments of silver will probably also come 200.000 bourriu Monde v -- met- v year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anti eighteen. Pt, 190 Nartoit . ... ...42 4 tion. Exchequer Bills nf the March issue mark 745. forward. 150,0•0 Port Philip I 4 pm I •4) ‘ t 1" ---- - amit __...... L. :S A GALLATIN. MICII•RD Entot. 30 11l Da. 1100 . /130.- .... - 91 51 as Oa 3: dram Countess * Calor 37 51 Os Mt. 109 Nerd Mash 30 $1 tO 775. prem. ; ditto June, 695. prem. India Bonds, 1395., Sts., 90s. prem. some The account of the position of the Bank of En t,eoii go L at7jvc, " R V& b. land for the week ending Saturday, 7th of August, 50 . 1)W all 1 Is par 191 11 12 111 "nab Australian ... „. . I WM . e i j . . . r - - J.. --- 1.. 8.1 FREOSHICIL JOHN ROBINSON. HEMET Goexsousr. • ell earth Doom, 1 • D0t.... 4 Si DO 17 Oar* asellbedehire se 5 ansa 1 Foreign stocks were generally firmer, but there Si IMI was little change in price., as the operations in this is as follows : awe 1 rill (bat 41,174 111.501 Cenci Mexican all is 31 N a. 7 Now, _ refore be it known, that I, James Monroe, Pre- s e se',i 4 Lk l e " • eider of the Untied States; have caused the said carmen- 10 St i N n o g ethaleedi Cicalae - 31 - 4 MS department remain restricted. In Mexican Bonds, BANK OF KNOLAND. ;: iere . e , x , r . f , a v r . t , b 7 s . week ending Aug. 7.1852. 1 1 ,,,,1 4 % ? 2! •14 11 " 4 " 11 . -- WI 1 11 . 011 • Yuba I 4 4MS I the „,,,,,.. warr anted is spy its Ca, 10 DOE to be made public, to the end that the same, and every Ir . .. all third rere,breiver. .4 334 13 1 4 however, there was a rather sensible upward move- Note wee .. .ei5,151,1; amen tees DAL.. £11.015.11N Other thrift is 2,904040 , i t ,,,, u ",,, „, h.; ,are e t. 04 .; dug , claw and article thereof, may he observed and fulfilled. ;',.. T o o MIN 17111 •• , 7 6 1 7 4 moat, the price reaching 253, and dolling firm. (1,1,1e...A nauLe turs.7as WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE :.1 . Ow two-plat d fur Mary, ke.. '. e. with good faith, by the United States, sad the citizens 131 all Maim& ea., &as ASI 94 91 4 Venezuelan Deferred mark 15. We understand giver IMlnnu 3.1,51... MARK ETS. .t... 1, st lel Do., Masa ._ ... .. 661 61 that very spirited representations have been made MINCINO-LANI, SA - rtraDAT MORNING. 1 - 11 The oboe macrame will explain 11. thereof. ..,..a. n tvn the Pews key te tilted co la witness whereof I have hereunto set my [L. el han d , le II i llsowebary St Ifer t i : fra. ,:. li 1j as IM top 0 1 Wv I IMICOWWWIcw•g OIII I' and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. M. an by the Spanish American committee to Lord VT156,17a BARIUM OBEISTNINIT. The Colonial markets continue very quiet, but pries' do £35,124,170 r . erscestorecalemi....o4,663,nie l.l,...ratonnt Prourltla i t pry e the al t-lube H 1. imillilend alr romben Done at the city of Washington, this thirtieth day of (ISM W. NIL) ... 980 Malmesbury on the subject of the glaring breach of Rot. throwti it into thereat merle the Moine , A ,,,,,,,,,." . , ~.....grupo , 7 3o deists demand, and former rates have been maintained. • - • 1 • • h and eight hun. to tun ea . tte , eiy , ttisee t h e I " „w ee d January, in the year of our Lord one t-ous lo l3 i ' l `t ...D.8.1.,..... ,••• •.:: •... 1, 7 4 5 I I : faith committed by tho Venezuelan government. ''''r' 4 ,2l,„„ Dned „a s r.""'i l „" k „.'''' oineaecanslsii ...... 1073034 The business unelected in Coffee has not been 'l. - : pee II . WITS SW MO •OVY. dad and nineteen, and of independence the forty-third. 10 117stirepshir• UnMa . 34 14 do extensive, Buenos Ayrean Bonds closed heavily at 74. The ecmc't '', Y.l.ma N." o l l s iino pir d c la sr roge t o . o d dp c sa c ro l c i t n c e r. . a JAMEY astu.ow, 14, King want... Jaum Mumma. ... ... Ditto A, B. C, and D, full; newspaper and private accounts received by the oti er ll s iv. rem/ 13 3 .016 ,033 :4 71 3 3 tiokl and /saver We 317.470 2A...7bn:rid:dr a street, llansiun-linuee, Varniming 1.0111. By the Preside n t , paid up at per CeaL - - Ca v a a b l e c e o f a bort q u an tity 3d o f . R per i c e cwt. h" d mosey and 'Ugh Manufacturer. Lam- JOHN GuINCY ADANA, Secretary of State. re ee Muth Devon ... ... . 184 1911 Severn do not afford so favourable a picture of the ..1 " 1 . 11711 c 1 ' 11 ." 1131 "'lt" gi. 1 . 4 ias .. _N.D. No tails are pease eases gimped silk his St. MO :tenth baron ... .. T e%e ur n s e d x: y w w ec en k t . off ln ro T le ez o th ly ere we i l tn oo o d al 7 te ,ooo ratio p n o ; rk t og he rr sai w e or o o f •------ of black l'epper recently imported arc advertised for public Debie,sts __, et few not .<1 14444. The following legal opinion respecting the interpretation 5., 10 s ee m w et . ~ M. MAR-911ALL, Chkf Csakke. .1 h. r. ar•dtaMt c 7 37 au W.___._l l ol4llll_,.olllll._„wwww.„_ $,„ 14 ";.° of the Treaty of 1818 was given by the Queen's law officers, 10 15 Saab Torter.iiiteerni 4 I, pm the tenor of the telegraphic despatch received from Au g' 12 ' 1851 hash' o'l • " cw' '•_ ' I W ''''''i lie. wr'°•= ll .. l 11 '''. ''' "'" the Advocate and the Attomtv-Gentral, in compliance ._.. IQ toskloa and IlartionLl - - Southampton yesterday afternoon, but it is hoped The above returns when compared with those for sold out of 18,762 packages offered. 1521.5 71 It IA I. WIREEEKS rte summe Oa method with • requisition on this subject made by Lord Palmer- 1 0 ' h il Tt t ._" n r. ll " sslA4lll " s * II 3 4 that so soon ea the representatives of Cho Argentine ci the previous week, elhibit the foilowing changes: , to it Sale .4... r, a fx1..a.1 Is. per exact. TIM Ord" ale ea Near ..._ __... -- et £35,156,1,0 Decrease £17Z985 N.R.■ tie menu, were mark esevassdnielly la the ston in 1841: Se all I Wateftero and Kiiimay a 61 Confederation shall have met, pursuant to the sum- reulation issue al Circulation active 23,040,17.1 Decrease 439,285 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Yes Kaledeass. Osseo U. Os. Oh Query I. In obedience to your lordship's commands, we s o en , w eleeked sad tj ,.. see. II 13 mons of General Urquiza, measures will be adopted Public deposits 3,823.713 Increase 628 , 561 The market is firm to-day, with quotations ruling LS Dam taken these papers into consideration, and have the go IS 'Mesa Co rn w a ll ol t o for placing the administration on a firm basis, when Other deposits Y. C. on the spot, 395. • October to December, 395. ; Ja -13,885,973 Decrease 620,801 under:-Town Tallow, 370. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburgh ---- --- --.- - ---- --- --- - - - --. honour to report that we are of opinion that the treaty of M. 11:0 York,Newewillehßeeetie 54j 1194 nse THE NORTH AMERICAN FISHERIES 1753 was annulled by the war of 1812 ; and we are also of F,. IS Dm do. ratilotae - 5 74 dis N Do.O.N.E.Catidere II 0,. of course the claims of the bondholders for the long Government securities in banking department .... 13,700,720 Without alteration unary to March (18.53), i9d. 3d. DISPUTE. opinion that the rights of fishery of the United States " a. 15* irk and Kea\ Midas? 471 01 411 i 5 deferred settlement of the debt will be pressed with Oth securities in banking lIAILK ET AVEHAOSB.--Town Tallow, 40s. 3d .; fat by must sow be considered as delked and regulated by the more advantage. At present the bondholders have -ft - -- -- Convention of 1818, sad with respect to the general quer, received no intimation relative to the progress of Cho s .department ' 10,756,634 Decrease 43,021 ditto, 2s. lid.; yellow Britian, 40s, 9d. ; melted stuff, The following is the text of the fishery treaty of LIMO MAUD AT 1 , 12110 1111NTAIA. ban and buniou in both 28s. lid. ; rough ditto, 175.6 d.; Tallow graves, 14s. ;good lion, "if so what right 7" we can only refer to the terms of • 1418, together with the English interpretation o r the the Convention as explained and elucidated by the ob- M4l $l4 alnahilibmaaftival negotiations understood to be going on, as nothing departments document : actuations which will occur in answering the other specific sate" (M a Z to ne O w t h gist 30 31 has been published either by the committee or the Seven day and ether bills 1,432,737 Increase 66,739 a a Molars. Baring!, although a dvisee have certainl y 3,285,396 Increase . 86,272 SMII'HFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. per THE rHISIDINT Or THE t NITRO STATICS Or ANSILICA. queries. 504 304 Dittowiftem marutweThe Rest • ritueLA NATION. 2. Except within certain defined limits, to which the Nosed toGrestWaMera 154 $54 come to hand. It may be of interest for the bon • The Reserve • Warr. as a ecincention between the United Sates of Anse- query put to us does not apply, we are of opinion that, by 15 1 35 1, 11 ku-. Wolf, sad DWI") There is no change worthy of especial notice in Hay, 78s. to 84s; inferior, 68s. to 725. ; new, 605. to 753.; Rouen, 6.51.; Clover, old, 85i. to 100 s.; new, 70,. to 84s. 1 eatleoalypd..orwithettar. holders to learn tied the usual monthly remittance these returns. The increase in the reserve, and tin and his 511 4 4m0y the Kiag or the United Kingdom of the terms of the treaty, American citizen' are excluded 1 Owed totirestdesteen 301 816 of 5,000 dollars, as commenced by Dictator Rosas, Straw, 275. to 32'. Great Britain aud Irtlaud, was made ai.d concluded at Lon- from the right of fi shing within three miles of the coast of 1.1 mot t o enth ee t eewehte , decrease in the active circulation are consequent dna. ron the 20th day of October, in the year of our Lord, British America ; and that the prescribed distance of three • , Orwellearsaiweetere 791 4e4 has duly arrived by this packet. Meanwhile nothin ' g urn the augmentation of the Treasure deposits. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. nini. by Alert 0 illatin, Envoy Extraordinary end Minis- miles is to be raeasured from the headlands or extreme 171 17; 1 13eatiaglemsetalre (lamed iS heard of the meeting adjourned two months ago, T decrease in the bullion had been anticipated, and Notwithstanding the late heavy rains, the supply of both ter I. . nipoteoti ivy of the United States to the court of points of land next the ma of the coast, or of the en- to Landerill.reetemi 193 191 and the entire affair of the debt appears to remain m e I Trim,. 111$1 li.ch ird Rush, their Envoy Extraordinary and trance of the bays and not from the interior of such " " °rd." . Massa .. Jl.°llll Osrartlo,.. ,„ 3$ the setae quiescent state aa for some time past. The fact Strawberries and Orange', which are nearly over. The former is occasioned by the demand for agricultural require. Fruit rod Vegetables has been good, with the exception of I 111ini4ir PI, Mpotentiary to the court or his Britannic Ma- bays or inlets of , the coast, and, consequently , that no gih. , 703 g a ku m r., 6o ,.... p k i. " ments and for shipment to our southern colonies. t t.e,, ma it. welt Honourable Frederick John Itubinson, right ezista on the part of Aniceican citizen', to enter the I th os e lo gs.g let h oes) mg I ss Ice is, that the bondholders' interests are being quietly - . . . . 'add potent 4h, . Right , !Lubin/cm, memo r of his Majesty'. Navy and President of she Privy Council for Trade anellantations, and henry Goulbara, Eui., on I his Mao sty's Under Secretaries of State, folly anthorne.l and empowered by their respective govern ment- And whereas the 'aid convention was duly ratified by W. ft.., ll•ghiseas the Prince Repent, in the name sad «, ..; hi. Britannic Majesty, on the god day et November, in the year of our Lord I 818; and by the Pro. eidinv of the United Stati.vi, by and with the advice and consent et the Senate thereof, on the 28th day of January following : And whereas the ratifications of the two govern ments nee. exchanged in the city of Washington, on the 40th ilay of the present month of I y, by John Quincy Adam...went ,ry of State ut the United States, on the part of the Stabs, and the Right Hon. Charles Bigot, kinßritnasie Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipeenriary near the United States, on the part of his Mviesty; the articles of which convention airy word I,r aid A. follows: Th.. F.... 4 States of America, and his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, teee wogs rem. nt the good understanding which happily wheat. hroireen them, have, for that purpose, named their respettiv.. pienii. , dentiaries, that is to say : the at the 1:110eql Seats, on his part, has appointed Albert Onl• him, d. it Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary to the court of France, and Richard Rush, their Envoy Eatrie.rdin iry and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Graft of his Bittannie Majesty • and his Majesty has the Itornt Honourable Frederick John Robinson. 7 Pli mmere ll ir of his Mav—ty's Navy, and President of the Committee of Poe, f.r Trade and Plantations, and Henry Got& I burn. E 1.. of his Majesty's Under Secretaries of State: who..ifte r h using exchanged their respective full powers, bean I t due and proper form, have agreed to and con- Cwt. 01 1 . 1 rooming articles:— COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Notwithstanding the late heavy rains, the supply of both Fruit red Vegetables hu been good, with the exception of Strawberries and Oranges. which are nearly over. The former are confined to a few Elton, on which the wet hos bad an unfavourable effect. Melons are more plentiful. S mte excel.ent Greengage and other Plume havearrived from F►ance,and also some Apricots,' arg melte Pears, and Apples. l'omatoes likewise continue to be imported. Potato's are very plentiful, u are also Peas. West India Pine-apples are scarce. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Roses, I3ignonia Femme. and Pinks. pored w OCNortlisre)l illomesty & u ... Fami limed boOtootWootoe; BaDdielliy(LTorkiMlid Do. d Alm (ditto)... Do. limes (ditto) .. Loodoll ,Lotidda 148 332 SE4 111 111 33 37 2 27 I I ,4 144 :11* 1 '7 THIS HAY. L UJ rlrl Dowd Is Nototli Romero DOW hehromo (diet. ) Lootoolon GoorllooK7ent. (hood to Soda) IliellMoollsimloro Spore' Pooood to 140.0cosatly ProotostWyro pm. Lon. &N.Woot.itloso.litTork D)tto t o rlf lath oo (A) (ditto) , BachA, sad = i\ ogiela railliNible (WNW to ffer. M ll eae ..rbeis .... t160.0114b. s.pock. OM. ill TAIL arl York.l _ Abilleddir• Hired Two o'czocx. The English funds continue to show a tendency towards a rally. Consols have reached 991 for account, but are now not so good at 991 to 1 both for money and the Bth September, or very little better than they closed yesterday. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 100; The New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. 1021 to 1031.; Bank Stock 224 to 226 India Stock, 277. The floating debt is ex tremely quiet. In foreign stocks there have not been half a dozen transactions, but prices are firm. The arrangement of the account has commenced and is carried on quietly. Sardinian Bonds mark 95. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 637 to 644 ; ditto Four per Cents., 981. Brazilian Fives,lo2l. No othe r s t oc k s have een touched. so I so METALS. Mr. Moate's circular states that Scotch pig iron rallied at the early net of the week to the extent of la. per ton, but is again euier, and the market stands at 445. for mixed numbers, with buyers at 43a. 6d.; there are, however, few holders willing to sell at present rates. Spelter has been very quiet, only a small parcel has changed hands at 161. on the spot. Tin; There have been several lots of Banes sold this week at the sale prices. Straits have sold at 84s. to a small extent. Lead continues firm. Tin plates without movement. to 200 64 66 - - v. :I4 25 5 MI 159 154 151 113 pPar.ll 4 oll4o). War %Om • p. Miss ."ad i i 11. COALS.—Lownow, AUGUST 13. —Ships at market 49; sold, 41.—Bate's West Hartley, 13e. 9d. ; Earsden Hartley, 13a. 9d. ; Hasting's Hartley, 14s. 3d.; Longridge's West Hartley, 141. 3d. ; New Tanfield, 12s. 64. ; Ravens worth West Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; Redbengh Main, Hs. 9d. ; Tync Main, 11s. 9d. ; Walls End Harvey Wylam, on screen, d, 125.; Eden Main, 145.; Walls End Hetton, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Haswell, lie. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, 14s. 6d. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. U" sltflbo Ithtto Dula Dais Wilts I Ikfterre (rued I to Oral Wasters) 33 U 1045 1035 i .. . ewe Anouunt. Maley At 0. 13 I ..* I-- Moon. Opiates 'Higher. LoweeL Clothe 3 per Crete. ij per Cents lO5 ss IN 105 30 105 105 30 i per Cana.. 3 pee Cent+ 3 pee Cent*. New LOA e ... kLaebenge nn I.ree4on : et eletit, 13 50: lie dna. 23 20. Beionme.l pee .1510 1024 Money I Naples !tents II). 1552 PO. 3 ... . .. .... 074 •'• Piedmont 5 n Ile 0? an . v---- n... It. 100 I .3 I Aberdeen JlAtto No. 2, fper pest-- ar bdol & KweW 4 per CV: 7Caladontan SIO ; illtader and Holyhead „ 'Dundee, Perth, and Aber-; dean Junction . ; iDri. do. (34) 7 per Ct I Itadt.('or.Eatt.,3 p w,Not, Ditto dn. No. ;1;' 130. New a per Cent. atora; 'PoittUaloktleripou.ap.C7 Fier Lane. pC. qr. vbs. Edinburgh, Perth, and bur.dee, 31 per ('eat Kent Northern 3 perOnnt 811AAVL lOC 10$ A 11l If• lei FIRE AND Loss OP LIFE.—TUIO DAY.—Between one and two o'clock this morning a fire, with loss of life, happened at an eating-house and greengrocer's, named Foyle and Drake, Wellington-place, West India Deck road. The fire was discovered in the shop, and with such rapidity did the fire extend its ravages that before the engines could arrive the first-named house, belonging to Mr. Fe le, was enveloped in flames. The engines of the parish and brigade soots attended, but by this time the second house had ignited. Here the ravages were stopped by the derriere, of the fire men, but the contents of Mr. F o yle' s h ouse were d estroye d . It was thought that the inmates had escaped, but, unfor tunately, some hours afterwards it was recollected that two lodgers, a sailor and a soldier, were missing. The firemen nobly set to work among the ruins, and ultimately found the ournt body of the mariner, a man named Franks, about 3d years of age, buried among the rubbish. The body of the other poor fellow had not been found at midday. The property destroyed is insured in the Sun, Cambrian, and Monarch offices. 3t 31 / 3 10 110 :i 1 1111 141 / 4 11 lif7vs II 16 Piedmont 5 p.Ct 97 40 Tr...emirs Made,,, Do. 3, 1033 PAKIII, Ana. 13.—St. Germain, 1,11.5; Versailles (right beak', —, ditto (left bank), us :5; Paris and Oelrana, 1,405. Pans and Hanna 117.5 ; Rouen and Dane. 370 • MaraMlise and Aeltaoß 473; atnetwurg and Pale, 306 75; Nttetben. 64136: Pert. and sten.. bow', 650 Vans and I.oorm, 765; Lyons and Asligno%:: ea, and Troyer, 215 ; thug 590 • Dieppe red p, 168 75; Parts and Bseaus, 92 SO; Madams aid Tate. HD 66; Knot pettier an I Cette, —; Grand Comae, ; Mamma. el OW Misr 1 Gray, BERLIN, Auo. IL—Voluntary Loan, 103; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (18.50), 104.1; ditto (1832), 104 Z •, National Debt, 941; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1261 127; Bank Shares, 107 Itoms, Auo. 8. Exchange on London, 397; Roman Five per Cents., 93.76. II 'fil et: i si p. id 11 - 1;13 - 1 .6:it;:fierrip&;;;Tp . ' t Ste& Weetrn(l)/f4pltthe OWertllkit &Heaters Spe (ot.Weetere, and 44 p.et. Lasesselr• kTertr. 6 p et Lee. A Bripb. Oua.6per Ditto Pref. 5 pet. Rork Ime.rtethWrett:ka.Tlitrde 7 uii ii I tl i l s oll:PlL ds iline. Oil: .13 14 I 's !Awe Ytakna.un•.Tir.a 2f .i 100 IN i; 21 pea Il 01 pa 101 111 I htto i'mferner ". INnrfula Esten.loie Ike. Gas. Se per oat_ INlth.l4/Ithi 1 II I r •••• 11 1 lid Si 101 id aloqd. Wortoter, o.:11 W.4Ter., CIL 6 per Coot D. do. do 42ovio.ASIno.lirmi.uar ISI 4 6 1. , I I i ris is 4 164 . 21 .. ARTICLE I. Whet. ss differs-wee have arisen respecting the liberty Otis'. d hy the l'..ited Sate., for the inhabitants thereof, bir..., dry, and erne fish, on certain coasts, bays, tam bours, ....1 creeks of his Britannic Majesty's dominions in Amen.',, it i• named between the high contracting parties that de Inhehitants of the said United States shall have, doer r, a ememon with the subjects of his Britannic •'s. liturty to take fish of ev ry kind, on that part of the coast of Newfoundland which extends from (ape Kay to the Iteinuenu Islands, on the western and an. • r .so of No edoundland, from the said Cape 'toy te the (Nimes Islands, on the shores of the Magdalen blare's. •.al ale, on the coasts, bays, harbours, and creeks, from M yet Joky, en the southern coast of Labrador, to and time, •Ow. (Steel, of Bellisle, and thence northwardly in itia,.• ly alone she coast, without prejudice, however , to sly of the •11.114iV• rights of the Hudson Bey Company; and that th A...traces h-hermen shall oleo hey. liberty, for ever,t ..in and core fish in any of the unsettled bay", her- hour. II I e eeks of the s utbern part of the coast of New heniebove dewnbed, and of the coast of Labra dor; hat to *mg as the same, or any portion thereof, shall hi tem .1, it shall not be lawful for the said fishermen to drier Ash at such portion so settled without previous ber. , n..t her web pupas., with the inhabitants, proprie tors.'+ - areser-oes of the ground. And the United States 6 tohe r n wee , for et , r, any liberty heretofore enjoyed or thirst by the inhabitants thereof, to take, dry, or cure Ws.. • or with., three merine mil, s of sty of the mutt, • Ys, or harbours of his Britannic ilajesty's domi won is 'nu rwa, not included within the above•mentioned linen` ronded, how. ver, that the American fishermen that, ...Witted to enter such hays or harbours, for the Purim. at sh. her and of repairing damage's therein, of piserhasing w 00.., and of obtaining water, and fer no other peep- . •lest. ter. But they shall be under such ic. ti ft • • may he necessary to pretest their taking, drying, rie nn 1.1/ flab therein, or in any other manner whatever oa pravaicto s hereby reserved to them. • 11711 LB 11. ter It in airettl that a line drawn from the most north- ial of the lake of the Woods, aka, the 49th Per."• 1. , north IsOuile, or if the said point shall not be I . ll ho 19 I. parallel of north latitude, than that a line,' olnke. room the said point due north or south, as the cam' t a f 6 %roil the said line *Loll intersect the said parallel 7 ^..", 1 rins.b, and from the point of such intersection " 9 . tt. • • or cad with the 'aid parallel, shell he the has 411 9 , restoe, hemeen the territories of the United States ! owl ttes!. of is Itritannie Majesty, and that the said line 111 .91 ni the northern boundary of the said territories of Ifte 11ai•ed so.u.s, and the southern boundary of the tern 19,1 s 1 1 , ••• 1111 l r Majesty, from the lake of the Woods ! M•dautains. MiTICLI. _,h $ • ••• • i t st at.y country that say be claimed by =IN" p••or • si north-west coast of America, westward tho Ns. Mourvains *hall, together with its harbours buys, sod pr., mid the ' aiiiiilatica of all riven within th•; rune, fn ron .t for the Una of ten years from the dab of the of the present conveaties to the eft- _ .e following legal opinion respecting the interpretation of the Treaty of 1818 was given by the Queen's law officers, the Advocate and the Attonity-Oeneral, in compliance with • requisition on this subject made by Lord Palmer ston in 1841: Query I. In obedience to your lordship's commando, we have taken these papers into consideration, and have the honour to report that we are of opinion that the treaty of 1783 was annulled by the war of 1812 ; and we are also of *sloe that the rights of fishery of the United States lIIMISi now be considered as dellaed and regulated by the Owegestlon of 1818, and wish respect to the general quo ilen, if so what right ?" we can only refer to the terms of **Convention as explained and elucidated by the ob mentions which will occur in answering the other specific queries. 2. Except within certain defined limits, to which the query put to us does not apply, we are of opinion that, by the terms of the treaty, American citizen' are excluded from the right of fishing within three miles of the coast of British America ; and that the prescribed distance of three miles is to be measured from the headlands or extreme points of land next the nee of the coast, or of the en trance of the bays, and not from the interior of such bays or inlets of the coast, and, consequently, that no right exists on the part of Anifrican citizens to enter the bays of Nova Scotia, there to take fish, although the fish . Big beiag within the bay may be at a greater distance than ewe wee from the Phones of the bay, as we are of opt- Win that the term headland is used in the treaty to opal the part of the land we have before naentioned, the interior of the bays and inlets of the asst. hp, treaty of 1818, it is agreed that Amulet& , Alma should have the liberty of fi shing in the Gulf et' IX Lawrence, within certain definer& limits in comma with British subjects, and such treaty dots not contain any words negativing the right to navigate the passage of the Omni Cane°, and therefore it may be conceded that such right of navigation it not taken sway by that convention ; bet we have now attentively considered the course of nail potion to the gulf by Cape Breton, and likewise the ca pacity and situation of the passage of Canso and of the Bri tish .dominions oneither aide : and we are of opinion that iodepeadently el tresty no foreign country has the right to nu sr navigate the passage of Canso; and attending to the Prim a the convention relating to the liberty of fishery to be rifted by the Americans, we are also o f opinion that that genvention did not either expressly or by implication CONS& any such right of wino; or navigating the passage in qweetion. We are also of opinion that casting bait to law lit in the track of any American vessels navigating the pow would constitute • fishing within the negative enure the convention. 6. With reference to the claim of a right to land on the Magdalen Islands, and to fish from the shores thereof, it must be observed, that by the treaty, the liberty of dry tag and curing fish (purposes which could only be accomplished by landing) in any of the unsettled bays. &e., of the southern part of Newfoundland, and of the ca nt o f Labia. der, is specifically provided for; but such privilege le die- Ihetly negatived in any settled bay, &c ' • and It mug therefore be inferred that if the liberty of landing on the shores of the Magdalen Islands had ken intended to be eineeded, such an important concession would have bee. the essbject of express stipulation, and would n hams been accompanied with a description of the indent of the short over which such liberty was to be exercised, and whether in settled or unsettled part* ; hut neither of these important particulera are provided for even by implication, and that, among other considerations, leads us to the conclusion that American citizens have mi right to land or conduit the fishery from the shores of the Magdalen Islands. The word "shore" does not appear to be used in the conven tion in any other than the general or ordinary sense of the wad, rod must be construed with reference to the liberty Oahe exercised upon it, and would therefore compromise the hod covered with water, as far as could be available Ike Am dam enjoyment of the liberty granted. 6. By the convention the liberty of entering the bays end harbours of Nova Scotia for the purpose of porches*, weed and obtaining weer is conceded in general wives, a weedeted by any condition expressed or implied limitias M easels duly provided at the eornmeuennent of the voyage • and we are of opinion that no such condition as be atta ched to the enjoyment of the liberty. 7. The rights of fishery ceded to the citizens of the Cnited States, and those reserved for the exclusive eajoy meat of British subjects, depend altogether upon tho con vention of 1818, the only existing treaty on this subject be tween the two countries ; and the material points rising thereon have been specifically answered in our replies to the preceding queries.—We have, &c., (Signed) J. Donor. Tune, WILDS. I Viscount Palmerton, K. 8., &c. &c. IRELAND. DURLIN. AUGUST 13. The Lord Bishop of London has arrived in Ireland, accompanied by Mrs. Illomfield, family, and suite. A public dinner was given in Letterkenny to Mr. Campbell Johnson, the defeated liberal candidate for Donegal. It was attended by a great number of Presbyterian and Roman catholic clergymen, and was presided over by the Right Rev. Dr. Nl•Ciettigan, a', Roman catholic bishop, who has scarcely ever been known to take any part in politics. It in, 1 believe, certain that a petition will be pre sented, on the part of Mr. Somers, against the return of Mr. l'ownley for Sligo, and, it is stated, with a very probable chance of success. The accounts of the potato crop received this morn ing are, so far as any actual data given, not unfa vourable. • THE FATAL AFFRAY AT 81X-MILE-BRIDOE. The inquiry was resumed yesterday, and after further "Massa, again ateatsed. i throws.fafkorkt(tioe.44. Min. 5 off Cent— ,ofol4 Devoe ek.oth York. 4 pow Ct. Goo Wu:erfwd k kliksou) . York, Plemoutle,k Hero., 4t.4l.vra of ros.puteb. 1.1400 Mt* VORRION HA 'Charleroi nod From.lino. I Di}us awl Besancon ... I isieh Rhenish .. . Rest InJun I , 7reat Indian Prolnals. U.. ienrthaof .MdLof l rrted into RI. bIay,IASS; dm et HST, at per Mt. I.natn.bunza Do. (Itailway) L. Marla Ant .nta . , Du. en. les'e !faster anti Lkire , Itetnern of France _ . Po. :Of. 3 per e!_ Rcetir Om IL Pr Alarm mks.) lrleenn end Barbemrt Nee .ml Lyme Perla awl Meese VOA and strathesrp inure •upl Mare lambru enrt Mem tsars wad goatee I Wart Weans of hams— I die los lis 5 : I i i.W A VI% I pa II 211 We id 7 pa 4 Tin par 7 el 41 1 i 1 14 pm II 9 i d OP :l e " 251 111 111 pa ff $$ Rt. 1.:0 1 I 14 iii ii I 14i 8 Ti II B i i O a FRIDAY EVENING. The English stock market to-day was character sed by a decided reaction. Confidence was stimu lated early in the day by the announcement in the Daily Yews of the satisfactory position of the fishery dispute and the favourable change in the weather; and from 961, at which Consols were first done for cub, the price went steadily up to 991. The closing price was 99/ to 1 fur money, and NI for the account of the 14th of Sep tember, the continuation to which was to-day less than one-eighth. On the whole, the aspect of the market at the close was steady, but there can be no doubt that the recent remarkable fall in prices, ag gravated as it has been by the state of ac counts amongst the speculators, has had the effect of giving a great check to confidence, and thus we shall probably find that the upward course of the, market, should the circumstances of the country eon tinue so prosperous as to warrant a rise, will be very' gradual, ers holders who refused to realise when Con sols were eonsiderably above par, may be expected to be lest featfdlonswhen the opportunity is again presented to them. At present the weather has more effect upon the stock markets than any other consideration, the accounts relative to the crops being watched with much solicitude, but it may be observed that the forcible closure of the " bull" speculation in Consuls and other stocks, will pro bably impart much more real strength to the market. Considerable /ions Ale investments have also been made in the government funds, at the reduced rates, and these will act in the same sense. As regards the difficulty with the United States, as already intimated by us, it may be con sidered as arranged, bo further disagreement between the two countries being in the slightest degree pro bable. The fact is that our Tory government, after rashly provoking the anger of the powerful republic over the water, find they have gone too far, and per ceive the necessity of a withdrawal, however humi liating such a course may be. The official report of business in the English funds is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 94, 99!, s ; ditto, for account, 99, ?, 1. Three per Cent. 'Seduced, 993, 1,3, 3, 100 ; New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1022, 3 ,1, y, 3, 103, 21, S. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16. Bank Stock, 233. Indic Stock, 280, 277. The unfunded secunties remain with little alters the. Exchequer Bills of the March issue mark 745. to 775. prem. ; ditto June, 695. prem. India Bonds, • 88s, 995. prem. Foreign stocks were generally firmer, but there was little change in prices, as the operations in this department remain restricted. In Mexican Bonds, however, there was a rather sensible upward move 'bent, the price reaching 251, and cloning firm. Venezuelan Deferred mark 16. Wo understand that very spirited representations have been made Illy the Spanish American committee to Lord almesbury on the subject of the glaring breach of kith committed by tho Venezuelan government. Buena ran Bonds closed heavily at 74. The newspaper and private accounts received by the Severn do not afford so favourable a picture of the state of the republic as had been anticipated from the tenor of the telegraphic despatch received from Southampton yesterday afternoon, but it is hoped that so soon es the representatives of the Argentine Confederation shall have met, pursuant to the sum mons of General Urquiza, measures will be adopted Ire placing the administration on a firm basis, when of course the claims of the bondholders for the long deferred settlement of the debt will be pressed with more advantage. At present the bondholders hays received no intimation relative to the program of the negotiations understood to be going on, as nothing has been published either by the committee or the Meters. Daringly, although ads ices have certainly come to hand. It may be of interest for the bond holders to learn that the usual monthly remittance of 5,000 dollars, as commenced by Dictator Roses, has duly arrived by this packet. Meanwhile, nothing is heard of the meeting adjourned two months ago, and the entire affair of the debt appears to remain in the same quiescent state as for some time past. The fact is, that the bondholders' interests are being quietly shelved; and until a special commissioner is sent out by them, no good result can be expected. To day's sales in this department are as follows : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 951. Brazilian Five per Cents. (Rothschild's), 102; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, 1021,1011. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta., 75, 74. Chilian Six per Cents., 1063, 1033. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 98, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 4Z. Granada Deferred, 81. Mexican New Three per Cecte., 253, 25, 1, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 59. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95, 941. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred 'three per Cents., 211, 22 ; ditto Commit tee's Certif.. 3 per cent. Venezuela Deferred, 15. Union Bank of Australia shares have been done at 471, ex div.; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 4 ; Lon don Joint Stock Bank, 19 ex div.; Ebro Canal, 1 to 1 prem. The English bondholders of Peru are interested in the fact, as communicated to us, that the com missioners to whom the balances arising from the sale of guano are paid, finding, on submitting the case to counsel, that no power exists, in the present state of the arrangements between the government and the bondholders, 'of drawing the bonds, and thereby redeeming the debt at par, should it be above that range, have given orders for the mar clime of the bonds, fixing the limits for the Six per Cents. at par, and the Deferred bonds at 60; and that the surplus which will remain in their hands after making provision for the October divi dends will be applied to the extinction of the debt. It is difficult, however, to perceive the grounds upon which the above limits are fixed by the commissioners. The Active bonds have been for a long time above par, and the Deferred, though dealt in dining the last few days some 2!. below 60, would immediately rise above that figure upon a large purchaser making his appearance. It thus appears that the action of the sinking fund will be virtually suspeuded, in direct violation of the terms of the conversion, which expressly stipulates that the entire surplus accruing from the guano sales, after payment of the dividends, shall be applied to the purchase of the bonds in the market, in the pro portion of three-fourths of the Actives to one-fourth of the Deferred. By a strict interpretation of the letter of the agreement, it is true the agents of the Peruvian government may defer investing till after the 31st December, but the sum then in hand must come into the open market, or the bondholders will have reason to complain of a grave infraction of their rights. The resources of Peru accruing from this grinding monopoly are ample, and yearly increasing. As an impression prevails that England is the only large consumer et Permian guano, it may be interesting to mention that enough is sold in the United States and Belgium to produce more than sufficient to pay the interest of the English debt. Considerable supplies have oleo been sent to France, Spain, and Sardinia, and the demand fur thin manure in those countries is rapidly increasing. Whilst upon the subject of this debt we may mention that the bond holders are calling for a statement from the agents of the amount of stock that has been cancelled since the conversion. The statement would be very in teresting. The quinquennial meeting of the Engle Insurance Company was held to-day, at which a bonus was declared to the proprietors, and one to the usaured, averaging 28 per cent. on the premiums paid during the lust five seam, after providing for which a surplus of 1530139/. is left to accumulate in aid of the fund for future bonuses. The directory.' report, which was regarded as highly favourable, was unanimously adopted. The market for foreign exchange was not very animated to-,lay, and the rates exhibited a rather upward tendency, alliough the quotations from Am sterdam and Hamburg came lower. Short Paris was done at 26.271 to 30; ditto 3 months at 26.471 LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. LtentrooL, Arany 13.—The market was active and buoyant this morning at as advance on yesterday's rates, but was closed much lower than was opened, and with a good deal of stock aeries. The day's quotations are Eastern Counties, 101 Il—East Lancashire, 171—Great Northern (East Lincolnshire), 371—Lancashire and York shire, 78 7j 1 —Di tto (fifth shares), 41 d.—Liverpool, Croahy, and Southport, 20—London and North Western, 125—Ditto (new 1 shares), 31 aol I—Ditto (filth shares), p.— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 301— Ditto (preference shares), 121—Midland, 72 1 j 1 1 2 It North British, 71 —North Stafford s hi re , 5 4.—St. Helen's Railway and Canal (new preference 6 per cent.), 331 — South Euler% and Dover, 20j 1. 13.—This market was rather fiat again to-day, and the jobbers were seemingly suffering a good deal of feverish trepidation. Yeaterdav'a quotations were, however, tolerably well sust a i ne d ; Sh rews b ury an d Birmingham B's were done at 61, but these shares closed rather weaker. MANCHESTER, Avatar 13.—There woo a fair amount of business, and prices were rather higher than yesterday. Leeds stock, 78 ; She/fields, 30f ; North Stofford, ; Caledonians, 191; Do. Pref., I 0; Dowers, 20f ; East Lan.; cashire, 171 ; London stock, 1241 ; Midland, 71t; Eastern Counties, 101 ; Blitektann pref., 241. Untie, Arouse 13.—There was a rather better market this morning, though the transactions were not flameout'. The closing males were as follows—East banesshires, 161 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 77t; North Westerns 8/ Manchester, Sheffield, and Liaeolnshires, 301 Leeds Northern', 10. [Advertisement.)—Hottowves OINTMENT AND Nita bare edictal • mat extraordinary curs of ser-tula of 20 )(idle Mantling. J •el,on, of 17, Uptier Itroolui-eneet. Derby, woo afflicted nearly 20 year. with a scrofulous ulcer In her amino, the path tetra which who Incessant and excruciating. She rnagted to all kinds nt remedies without avail. trot wan Nor a long time a patient is the bovitil, but received no relief whatever unttr she had festoon*, o ilulitiway'n ointment and Nils. 7 hese excellent nuodalows error quaked a portion of the bone to mono away, and ette tr l t . withctanding the dreadful etude of the wound it le now perfectly i, and her health eatirely re.entablished.--Sold by all drugglata, and at Proialhor Mot loway's ortsbilskinent, 241, Strand, FontloN CsrrLE.—The following arrivals of foreign cattle have taken place in one day from the Conti nental states. The steam ship Neptune, from Tonningen, has brought 246 head of oxen and cows, and 138 sheep ; the Tiger, from Tonniugen, 239 head of oxen and cows, and 124 sheep; the William Penn, from Nieu Diep, 38 bead of oxen and cows, 42 calvis, and 112 sheep; the Lion, from Harlingen, 162 headof oxen and rows, 38 calves, 577 sheep, 15 lambs, 2 horses, and 350 pigs; the Giraffe, from Rotter dam, 132 head of horned cattle, 600 cheep, a Al 296 lambs; the Ranger, from Bremen, 83 heal of oxen and cows; the Aaiun+, from Rotterdain, 89 head of oxen and cows, 44 calves, 692 sheep, and 155 lambs; the Magnet, from Am sterdam, 62 oxen and cows, I calf, and 985 sheep ; the Steel Donlreeht, from Durdt, 79 head of horned cattle, 304 sheep, 15 calves, and 107 lambs ; and the Rainbow, from It.dt e dam, 149 calves ; the whole the produce of Holland, De .- mark, and the Hanseatic States. The whole of the above arrivals of foreign cattle took place in the port of London alone on Monday last. The returns of the importation of live stock from abroad during the last week show a great increase on previous supplies of this nature ; but it is be lieved that the number brought on the first day of the pre sent week, amounting collectively to 1,150 oxen and cows, 4,452 itheep, 573 lambs, 3.50 p igs , and 289 calves , m a ki ng • total of 6,914 head of stock, has never been equalled in ex tent sines the first introduction of foreign cattle into this country. THE AMERICANFISHERY DISPETE.—The announce ment that Mr. Thomas Baring has undertaken, on behalf of the government, the mission to the tiuited States to arrange the differences existing respecting the disputed fishery question, has given great satisfaction in the City. The great influence possessed by Messrs. Baring's house in America will give his judgment and decision great weight in the mutter. It is also understood that Mr. Baring will endeavour to obtain the co-operation of the American go verment in bringing about more satisfactory arrangements with Mexico in the prompt and honourable payment of its foreign creditors.—hilobe. MIL MACAULAY.—The Scotsman lays : " We regret to learn, and to announce, that Mr. Macaulay's health is not yet in such •state as to'permit the hope of his being able to address his constituents on an early day." NIGHT Welts IN THE POST OFFICE.—Rapid pro gress is now making in the arrangements for working at night in the inland office of the General Pest Office. A staff of 40 clerks will, it Is impeded, be engaged on eight duty. Ili i i SS IS SI I4j 1 ISt