The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-13 00:00:00

•tr--•& ) 6 ,/ 41 fp rt LONDON, FRIDAY E% ENING, AUGUST 13, 1852. ('l'll ItEEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. RAILWAY& THIS DAY. turns (taking only the commpondlng lines), are as follows: Aggregate Number of Average amount miles open. receipt per received. mile. 1852 .. £264,279 .... 4,232! .... £62 K 9 1851 .. 289,2 , 59 .... 4,079 .... 71 1 3 1850 .. 236,361 .... 3,890 i .... 60 14 11 The comparison with the corresponding week of 18.50 is again very good, the aggregate increase being no less than 27,9181. The corresponding week of last year was marked by a general reduction of farce on the part of the metropolitan lines, with a view to affording increased accommodation to the excursionists on their visit to the Exhibition. Two o'CLoca. The railway market is considerably higher to-day, primed the heavy stocks having risen 21. to 31. 10s. per cent. At the moment we write great firmness prevails. sittriv.4l AND ITNOITAI Judas priers yestadar lot to-day Op to 2 p.m. RhoLwAv.. F 1 kotont.. Nettl+t. WNW 01.1 MatfltilOS . all wawa.. elitoorVal* U 27 ii ni ea dim 3.t is I' 111 I 1 7 1iiiii,LTL - 4 (lire J tin Intt, 100 09 lii It Illi _ —.-...-.. There was another failure - in the Stock Exchange to-day, but the amount of liabilities was small. The settlement of the share account is looked forward to with a good deal of anxiety, as the heavy fluctua tion in prices will severely test the solidity of some members of the house. 4 4 1 The returns of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday last (to be published to-Morrow evening) may be expected to show a falling off in the stock of the precious metals to the extent of about 230,0001. lei I 8/'• • /7A.. ...,., • , ,--, 4".....e..... - , i- - „,"- , --;--- - ~.---- 777- - - 7 .---- - .7- - r ~./ ... , ir,„.. . I•e:s • ar -Jedr -4, -- (77 14 4Jk5-eoir 2 w - " e " / .0' . Tgeb it a/ No. 1,864.] LONDON, FRIDAY E‘ ENING c ___-_ NATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT I A seuevillON, 7, It. Ilartla'aistask Trablgardipsars. IRELAND, SECOND EDITION. . • - t„,„,.,,e . d Illetr with thtn RIMMITiOII, 111111 M elej r an. I " .--- ~,. Ws „ it a p p e culiar to had/ weer* kei; eit . DUBLIN. ACOVAT 12. --_-3. ''',....tataire . ete ;pito capital rit the ttired, MI the provideng see. D u bli n was visited yesterday by the moat violent 1 FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. The ' -Wit* riet.....1 ilanwe of tie o.nimuitay, and allawdoss mow. and protracted thunder storm, or rather succession es ~.,,..ii.k a g It e logl.mt dot, .. f .....": 4 1 4 sided 4 144 - 4 . 4 of thunder storms, experienced here fur many years , prier:dr ::..„'tin,:muesa..,lMrsh wits , 1 be b ' a i " . ...",7,„ • ,„ . ,„„ .„„,.., w , a ,.. ' , is past. In the early part of the afternoon several loud I BANKRUPTS. per efte Turmas Dim, and Nicgobas TROBNIIR, Paternoster- p r evail , .;,,,ans. es *WOW ... ! U.. .... " .1.. " e " ... ., . . _.'. reel m the eh- claps of thunder were heard, and the rain poured IrlIW , City, booksellers. ' , 1 eien euesseet, woos ate A tee ni Ise iale itepartnielo. • ice. th, b.. .. 1 .,„..,„ ,„ „ by „..,„,„„.,„ ~..„..,.. d o w n in torrents ; but at a later hour a dense thunder Giotto. BALI., Fent:hunch-street, City, wine merchant. - wi•liration el th `s ~,,,tm e, ler i iveor. • nioy the mare ,runt. yielded by cloud, coming from the east, soon enveloped the, RoltltltT fiLUATII SUTTON, Landport, Portico. pruposter 1,, Pd. . L 'j a . ,: ae oal ner Men .siliotsci 11 any Itad- an advitataav which nu ent i re s k y, an d the storm was renewed with fearful of the Porchester pleasure grounds. - - ;,,.., t .„„ e „... ii o arr o e..ac 11, private. bolds forth, or can aflord, violence, the discharge of electricity being most vivid . J oli x STUEVIIMII, BentiOntimpMllll, 13111nOndLey. Mil it. Ite i maker. a itir membere. 4 S. i.. ..,... 1 , 0 ,1, 0 ,1.1• mettle ha.f t rearly, In January and July. and frequent, and continuing from six o'clock anal I HYMAN Comer, Booth-street, Spltelachis, paperhanging i'aival Stark, • • toyan, I g e ,,,,g is a lt.., : eiler ,h-tenet ...1 .p...t. form L a i about eight. The rain fell in torrents all the time, I manufacturer. s.l alt y..e Nei..it Cs so, • dole • rg.itlt in the Investor nt Ileistetnsent. It eoneuitite-, re ii and the city wore the gloomiest aspect, the state of the WILLIAM HOLLAIINT, Huistperpoint, Straws, groper. . , ~,a rout, a roar. be he the engagements of the Maori.. weather tilling every one with alarming apprehen- ~ ,E DWARD, .B UTT, Neweardle-plece,Edgwar•-road, *comae. set as -....... 0..1. b .. Wes provided is mei to Twolltr tie ecemitr ot the *ions for the crops. Still, I rejoice to say that the ...MOROI ••ILLIAM HIMONT Swansea, licensed victualler. s'•iii 0 N' , octane. Jenne Bwirr, Stsvely, Derb'phirii, grocer. 4.11. e LIPS I.IIPASTIIRNT. accounts from the country than morning are rather T es. A irmbriras a compeetweatm and velem:dated .HOIE/A LAMPLUOR, Great Hatfield, Yorkshire, draper. 6 ' . 'Mi IDS 11rpi a %,,,,....,,, Rib ..., aakaitai , ia a aapirtaai 4 a , more favourable than otherwise. Joiner' Itininters, Cheater, geocer. n, .. ~ii.ite . ' ' so ormente. ---- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ti im re, „,„ . .. ~.i.,..,.eisee. may be obtained, oa &optima:a THE SIX-MILE-BRIDGE INQUEST. • .'-' ---""" ' of the A..orlation, or to Um Iringeett.• AVMS, .1011 N HOOD, Glasgow, manufacturer. ....!.. 9 .- 3 ' 44 7' .•. .., . Yesterday he eighth day) this investigation was re. JOHN MORKISON, Kildalton, bland of Islay, distiller. RI ER a t 6 0••• it tilt t it,...1 not* ~ • 1%1 hot MONIUSON, Maw*, Defector. slanted with t he enewesaminstion of Mr. Keane, the fist ANDIMW JOHNSTONE, Banff, spirit merchant. ,' al IL K upp;uat.uos far Agencies amy be made to the waossiss witness examined for the defence. 111 3. D o ...eq. In enewer to questions from Mr. Coffey, the witness said BARK OR RROLAND.-dcorr for the with sodas Ana 1, dn. k ' hil _. -- 'S wrol tri LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY or violent', no terrible shouting or disposition to rioting, lintestenrel MN ;110 ' 0011,111•011 l lobe-- 4911.01 1 .1* 33 011 1 ., kora Vetiitarmalii ea. City. lesabliebed .1111. between the bridge and the police barrack, I think it would Other eosin& is. . 3,914.9•0 43 all 114 •1•11•11-11bINJASIIS IlAwr... Kin be false, as there was great shouting. They were ceiling Gold Coin arid Minio; 11,121.7%5 P. 011 &III" lidless ..... ... 53,373 it, r , re ensisarot-T110 5 1. 1 1% Nlotittrr, Est. out " Here are Keene's men." It was near the chapel wall -- --- st. 100 i'vries laiiiirla, irq. I vs. K. .1111111.0 n, Esq. Z 35136,170 a rt s a t . oas tinge Penny, req. John Kaill, Seq. a soldier got into the first row, I was standing within four NAMPO D ......... . rr, all I,ation Key , FAA. .k- a Nollalli. Seq. or five yards of him. That was the row where Father eregeletor.'oaplnl iltXd." I tfor.mlesetrkwaddic St. iell 1, r. 1.'5.% vs.. Eli.S. l'll•III a Milli" Esq. Bourke had the soldier by the neck. I moved on in front Ws 3,263,396 ondud. Dual welat,t, P. lid A a id li .41.0D.1, V..q. Pshiel *itton, Fe_ of the cars through the crowd, until I reached the captain r"m lis P set t e il selsa ,' . Annuity) pu o a,_ in , Othisedecurtalea red er wintry, EN. Olt. PelllnAvell Wwller7. ll . A, The soldier was entangled with about three persons. OnraaW. of if;:i Notes 14 , ti u sairo• of the colaimer "mks's"! s'iTY rlareeloles o f r_rt At the time the three men were entangled with Reeti,e .1 Dm. Assn! 3.1153.715 hold sad Mew Cola. 317,410 .i. 1011 n tweed w ith I.a• .04.17•1101.. The Tinniest& Drs in &rale, nee the soldier, his gun war grasped by one of them. It was °lmw s" r''' to • ... ..... 13 Akkh" 30 al ta b• 1 104 u nerter.y. lialt.rarly. Ur Dthers to.e i r ers ab aea dorW er oils 1,4_3.752 1 If. II -',... ~, . : ,•... e .1.4 et.e,thisol of the Prenitunia till death. or half the either by F ather booth ,or the second man. The third man ___ ___ _ _ e ,...,.... !. r a., tees, ..a Talkies isles out for tn. affinity( life . was ia row, bat I 'idol see him grasp the soldier. I 1106.0.40.319 it. mu 9 ~ ~ - h:.,,in• ie mot , t the C• 141•• • allowed without p atitte et of any cannot say whether Father Bourke's second hand was on AOC. 12, Mt. W. MARSHALL. 02dei g* Oastew el" . 1 • . •• 14 11 „ wn p,...nne, and the 2.. M. Ow .L 0 L. , sad W" thaws •rr Ms' the soldier's ann. I swear that either of them grasped the -- 50 .11 n i fr t a n to Ale to 3.itd,ra. he Ica* al...'utteeetelites. soldier'. musket. The soldier struggled to loose himself, SUGAR .-The average price of Sugar, the prodaes of DI II I . "'" ' e "'i , ... • Pressley id Policies. end said something that he would stnke one of them. I the British possession. in America, computed from the re- 4- " k tired t A .14t119 siren bet- aleignotent or sod Lra. Mo.i ... •Ai mid 'on mete .4 En . 151.1.1 e, sh olds, Life heard the soldier say something about interfering with his o tit turns made in the week ending the 10th August, 11152, is ye II t,,,.. y., Vic.-oho to 11.4.5.boLiers with unateeptiunable Pennant duty, or breaking in upon his hoe. I w o n 't swear that the 225. 111 d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 21s. 41d. g i. *wow soldier used the word " bayonet "or " stick," but be did S ugar , the produce of the East Indica, 25e. 101. The 10 I 7 , ~,.f.,f• h. er t 0 pre rent. of the entire reedits are appropriated to use words to that effect. I saw the soldier very much avenge price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, It 101 Aoie en .31 lb. l'rent Senle. , ii jai , I m a . annoyed. Ile was not direct behind me, but on my le ft - j o i n tly, i s 23 a , lid, 50 II Vi.sisie is raft sit:arty requested to tbe 'ow MILLION :HIM Actuary. band side. I did'eth hear any other soldier speak about 10 I sticking. I did'nt hear the soldier sneer out • thundering T - it E Al l , y NEW 8, oath. He spoke very loud, and might bare made use of - - --- _ -Is a. -4. to. tor don Mog raper, grit. 3d. some swear. (Laughter.) I can'. 'tit exactly whet I NINES. s ‘. . r „,„,.., ore ... the Utl . v ,i 'civ il I s a t the h e ad of the LI. said to the officer. I told him there was bad work be- at. 10 In,' ° m oa t Nytain, arittestins free ennseeree in its broadest kind, that one of his men was grossly insulted, that .1. 10 v., , a all *glad ,al ,'motel re cane, whether Prlitied, medal, bad work was beginning behind. I might have said THURSDAY EVE/11SO. 3 ' I tf 4 re...l.asDrol. ._ the men could not stand the treatment they were . Ile , The mining stock market continues dull, there 111. 10 1 ,, ihe et ie n t n al value of Its General Newa,-15 the seeuraey 01 it. ____,_ ; _ v an. longer, but I am not sure. It is l a w IL pick Ul the. mple, uuthtui and impartial ettameleray t t& 7.0 he'ne little disposition to do business. We hear of ' 3 I likely di my it. When I C•MC hack from the I is -1.•;,..•11. 1.41:04.....,1.1",b.'" foot, :"„,„""lis"ry.'...''"lki",,,nd,ne .I"Z.Tkiii„ . _ e m cee t h e „ meta . * I beard wed by Father B our k e was inquiries, however, for shares in the United Mines, 3 . sr New is snwerpare d. either " stand to your religion," or " fight for your mil Trefusis, sod Wheal Brewer. Business was done in m. It It e stain. • num &title . 110 eif vhlpping than any other Parr - eon." I saw several jump up, whirl their sticks and Tincroft to-day at 131 to ,S,, and this afternoon af, 1 .e.sosisels early resort 4 shieeis 4 is Rep'' , 15aw.1 5 .,..... 4 hi every_ repeat words to the same effect. I have no eonceptlan of dividend Wan declared of 10a. 6d. per share. Shares s. in rival wall -the the mill risilf )( du n g =di'''. d. "" '''' ° P . '""' bow many voices cried it out. It was Father liourke's iu the Mining Company of Ireland, with 71. paid, * s . e:sisasissisbetra- . ..... . kw t h. voice first atruek me. If Father Bourke swore be did not ' m I It asseene• tun( to flat in, as brine .....• only p., er co m 1y.1,4 ad by Alm.y. 'sordid, from It. eoraas sr that eapremion he would be swearing false. If he are quoted 81 to I. to 1 .11."""""The go ld - ' d efireelve tl ftertkesents. swore he didn't any, " Rewire Keane's voters," it would be mining shares were generally fiat. Ass. to 10 a p i ... aro . tit pubile boor is shows by the last ritura Of °mar falai. The sold ie r I sew struck with the stone was hit ow tralian Freehold were transacted at 19s. to 12s. Gd. et. It ~.., 4 f .,,, th• ye .. I mo to t a beading Looks Nerpsperk 07 , the back of the neck, and be fell forward to the right band. each ; and West Mariposa et 150.; but the market st.• i w.... 4 A will be ' sea Ih''t th" e e l" r e "'l'd by more . I corrected myeelt yesterday by stating the soldier did not did ta eve sews beatau it. tme oldest competitors :closed rather more firmly. Australasian shares mark 1 Ir i .1,,, 3C4,,, Lidabli-bed. *amps looted , fall, but staggered. Shots were fired before I saw the 912,317 soldier lying on the ground. I acknowledge having prem. This company have just obtained their char- tii trlossiwto eaIkOSOCLO ... ........ .. 1770 DI..n•IDD P.m - t w...i.. 1115.41./........ ........ .. 1701 1 13 1 dd I had • loaded pistol and did lint discharge it that day, nut shareholder is limited to the amount of his subserip- 13 3 , 1.t11.Y filtoll IT'S. 1 . 1 5 2 .0 00 err. 1 think dire necessity and continued resistance l i on. p . vi se o mthieed minus 'nee of this T.•"k* imiU"' U m 13/1...3 '". world alone warrant the shedding of human blood. Cie- Santiago shares were quoted 10s. lower. General ID .'roan recently eiptemed by a e .ritesnmeare: .. IL . • De it y N e w t e t h e t p e t - e t i n t h e Coates uuun m e cum/team might warrant men with loaded muskets firing -. . - .. • ta. u r tlt m a n et 3 h r imed sad abr.& tr.- rave. a ft er flying men. Assuming violence used, snows thrown, mining t;_ompany's_shar . es mark 91. D ivr.S., loos -- oless ty the CMS T ritlyr librettist% whim is clearly the and soldiers knocked down, I cannot take upon me to say According to advice. from northern Mexico it 11 . i l ' iire ' rat4rums of Endland . aad already, with the . wand blithest whether they would be justified. I know in the locality appears that the enterprise of the Americans is being 3 4 !' I without.. of the smemawd dolly Idtva• 200 rri___,lh the by l'm"' where I was, and from what I witnessed , the soldiers were turned towards the renewal of workings at the rich IT r .outer r adeentenneele - 80 1_ 7 w__.,„ 363 ‘ .31 . 3. ..,,,,' - '"'"""„„.„..... La 3 ' l justified in firing in their own defence. Violence having silver mines in that region. The great mine of Jesus ii ' • ..s . :. ever. As I"ta.. ll s ^ r' sm""""""s''''" mead. I don't think solciers would be justified in motion d anamos." Maria, near Valleville, is now owned by an American 10 i „ ~, go y HnoN•01111.• NOHNINIII lathe k *glom ; sea log the firing. Taking an imaginary care, 1 think soldiers en II Ur telloo, be; Inenverte4veret, rhea**. t, Lewits. would be justified in firing on her Majesty's subjects, company. With a very tine steam-engine they have r i , when lying, alter stone-throwing and violence had ceased. pumped out the water, cleared out the resin shaft, a, D ISASTROUS NEWS from the CAPE of GOOD I sever ' , i d t h at If justice was d o . e thi r ty more of the cleaned and restored in many places the ruinous it I ito p z _mite, NMI a• 1, Henning : As. remiss \Mat- people ought to be shot, nor anything resembling it. I wor k s of oho mine, and have already extracted a 12 ratiarauta t Weer trossdoesse ham the Gold Moine: Latter sewn said " this inquiry is great nonsense, or a farce, and horn bum; U•tuf verses. .`rued to Australis; taboos and Pro. that if Melt took place thirty of the peeple ought to have large quantity of ore, which will yield rich results. it. I sate Nu to; rip. Laid as fur Audis* ; Alanefe Is in ine been shot. " The company ar m e . au .s. yr con . i i illni 3 l new shalt. eam- I . - , asiereass, -w rsosis l4l4 V • 1 :4= 41 4:‘ =V."- Ilse mat whams wombed was • mom& try dill Peal . akar the web el et Alerseteer rim at Orseeseme- neates ariabsryst Jeisellerf-At. Mr. Holum Waller, J.P., aware, who was examined by ve i n away fratal67;a7eat shaft. This is a work 1 0/ I. tempted UMW of Kato., fa New York-Burglary by Inerneriererd Mr. 0111yduL -I reside at CasUetown, in the county of Lt- of Thi o t importance, and, when finished, which r r y. • -Th e Dow n's %%at to Selgiont -editorial Articles i A Pleb - merle., and am • magistrate of the county. I recollect the • e\ wk War t Lod* KW.. .tone: .." I sar at N a d ddda ; risk " . morning of the 72nd July, and joined the military escert at w ill require some months, it will give 01 i s of the Ti•L ha -Eseeutioaln %name - Treace MC...Met by astrid e:4 e • dipolar tont -vosmose. Mild IThee..er at Sattineharn. de , Wellesley-bndge. Went on to bluliek, and remained there excellent facilities for the ventilation of thf hi •• - .`;',1",.., ° . toss I. LLMTION MT.T.131,T LIiNDO7I Nfinereithlt anal the party from Limerick returned. Came on to Sth- entire mine, and afford space for many years Wap iti' of st•oftaY, Sued It EDITED by &MOLAR lltitROLD • whirl mils-bridge, where the military got off the cars. There terrupted labour in getting out the metal. Shafts ..,;,..n..b.li .rey .. tar s 1 sillb l IS u.s fee Pp", Sad wou'us were ten Or twelve in front, the same number in the rear, aro also being sunk in other localities on this . st s. ..:.sr. el Nes.. Price only Jd., poet tree. Send thrlejertege and double files at each side of the car. I saw Father . i i,... to Famed Lloyd. '!'., beery -. quire, iss ai " 4* '''''" eat Bourke at the corner of the village. He was walking along, petty, and ten mills for grinding the ore are in or tee ... •• ...apt% to ember of any or.orsaler. driressibf the people in the care. He had • whip in his course of erection. It is expected that in a short 4 us ..._ -13 I D p . hand. There were people following him. I was in care of time there will be a thriving town in this locality,. iss FOR THE i one car in which the voters were, shout the fourth is the which hitherto has been deserted from the appre- 83. 111.11111:11 14ORNIN 13 G COAT. E A front. Ilr. Bourke made several attempt. to get up to the atisit,vs nuisEa rsurrsT; !tension of the inroads of the Camanehes. A field of ws ter-ol.L's Ishii its VlloWilkitn; ears. Ile 'honed me and I shoved him, but we didn't strike Ins ItiCol.os 'ULF-GUINEA Tents; each other. The mob had considerably increased when near enterprise is here opened to capital, that will pro- .., led I -ser eir the show [sure.. for travelling. or a country ramble. the chapel. I was enabh d for some time to keen the Rev. bably be extensively worked. Parties writing from yb 4 :.e.a . ' tee rot me. wt h • wet asp, Is, Sddhd" d • oil of "1""ki mined Mr. Bourke hack until the crowd preened too Moen, and the spot state :-.. We aro convinced that when all 2 1, MI .... or , d edit.. rte tai is mot Mattel foe when t h..a ' 36.14 dilm 1 called to two soldiers who were near me to remember the the necessary works now under way are finished, the '' t. , a..si nom the wow material. :1 bad t from their officers to do their dut and a" 1 ., Le a I n tie ene mies t 4 consay only el th e leelthised delete. orders t kl g ° .. . -, - 1. natural advantages of this mineral will be developed, tas at uses IHNS4O , ••• Cs keep than grafters& back . Ile •. mr.Bcurke said he had and in a short time the public attention will be at- ''' rai 4,:.• he* n ma, or tr. J. rd Lk 11 ICULIo en. 11-11.. 1... u. 111 to 1241, Rege.brer ant la the m 7.11. sersatil. • right to interfere sad get to the car, and the soldiers ~. 2111 - - - said they should use thi it bayonets, and bring them to the tracted by the large amounts of silver produced." NV li sr lfiltE to BUY a r liitESslNG CASE.-la wo . e m b a eate a . ny T m h o is re wa t t rt tos r it t t b te n e t tp t e l th g . rem , . l i. cli r d tt Bourke r ,e ide THIS DAY. :1 4, ... 4 5 Iso ft "'''`' s 14 is "L s. theerosarelealassasar-a.oess of the was very ezeite4 walking along the cars and wheeling his SI. " 6 . 4 1' 1 ^ 3 ."‘"" d '" 3 "" 3 13 "'" "`" * " . '6,7W" th e ' re : whip. Ile called the voters convicts. The same was called Two o'Cboci. • 17i Leoloitiatl rms. sear ( memo wawa:eel, leS. gut , ' PP/t of produung • drewi h e the nod rye sod *alt. out when we were passing through Fa.her Bourke's parish. There has not been much business in the gold mi- 1 ,. 1... soiree . Moe ern. I•te= " 0•0 1 1 1 MIR WNW Me Of INTINII From the chapel some stones More lung. Wnen getting ning shares to-day, but prices are firmer. Austmla- Al In. rus,,•:,.assessi sot sellienssell was* ss logss. 0141 lase into the lane we seemed in be met by additional persons D ian shares mark 11 prem. NOUTolNouveauMonde, ,*, prom. Y6 liii&s. otent•nde gesslity. Its prise mum Orem a 1 le ar sd nee ~, from the opposite road. When we got into the lane the Marinuita, 170.8 d. share. st. it. 'l." Waal add to of ahadsid dmddd ahl y alike -III" crowd was very great ; I could not see the front as the cubre hare s . ‘l. .5.. resell* will Owl the Illodled timeing.ease eas.;s have been done at ex ears .3 place was blocked up with people, who were on all sides .ped to ass nessitho.--4. Ilandnialddesse. s= •..i .... _ (30•4211 *war a ' isle SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only in- the lane until after the shots were fired; before prices. &N. ~, = d.,441.•D17 *vast* os a pkwhig _Werke la Wheezes, lot that we were enabled to keep the peoplr off from the Be, share. t .,, ue preetent , „ wes k it .' o usu r i in. r a lierre swell SOW ears. When the first shot was fired I lass within two or --= . , , : "."6 Pahl. yesterday. today. '" all •,4 Het die t. tome pore*** haal.ls *ld Irlfrwite% 11we1 1 119!,..,... 1480 three yards of the narrow part ef the lane. Before I beard :22.r. 2,... 1rti .. ..,_,,,..__,_•-•- • _„ 1 l i e , . •IS I...; , srataos tlfered 14 re Perm IOWLA ND S' f ) t's"s er the shots fired I saw people standing along the wall inside ri:,,, ;,.. - ------- " 7; , s dh 1 ip ri.% ,.6. itt im i•tis ,, l ... lVli . am itlt, ,.....im elsed. 100 94110 . 0 6. ouis la 00 1 . 0 0 021122 0 , 08 ,: t remi nalmi ' d the piney field. There were stones thrown at as, and some &Noon •to tteneanain_ .... :: .-. 1 g 1„ at MA :Of'. 11 co to turd to Jena aR Mimi MI esediesrarmore Mains moue from thezo t ple in the barley field. They were ra,ne up 4 . u .5.. 1.-- • peari.like whine. or te the ensmelig seillmo, emus 5e.!../ drown thick. I beard the first shot I moved on at 10a 4 400 I Allarldilla Freehold MS las oat Mese, ~der tie gems firm Old Ifed. MS So • 1 1 260 ease to where the firing wee, bat when I saw what was i5,.. 00 . _ . 5 . ,„ 1 We lasete as . a _ a . t v-, a s.U. !.. i I. . reek 1... tr Wady or thi ir • ware ,'lled ken 210110 4 1 101201 . 111 . 0101 . 1111. W o os and the nature of the yea re, 1 saw the open street „L . ... 74 1 4 . f • nvit ~.t i n l e m i tl r,,,.,l l7 . ' 2, „•.-,,_ 11l 1N1te..,. re osiers ant purity to the birth. PAW R&M prim. naellm. me. I pushed on to amid it. Whea I came up the to eee he smelt ices """" 1 j::, 1_ "...f• es. 71 " .. " 3 ' " 4.11.4 " " Inielhellilkmalli "A. liculalid seeders " yanks were brakes, aad the people were mixed up pinup 35 iirsidt 1 ~( 1 . , ;. . iiiii -,',.,. 34 3 1 3 2 i alb " '. l ''' IP . liatl. " Nurr al " Nen" °a " s ad pass 14." al I • in--re hand hand, and ' , tee 30 De. ceLessiceas eat • 2 = stosessidstse. Indy s r them mil bpshemode sad perturows. in a grace nee /re, in- y wereto e,,, every man for himself. The stone throwing was heavy and 1 1, 04 ' M in. AL &Wm Dell ore; • 11 l i - ets - i I, WWI 210,1wA0 I Cargos' Creek S or A. WHO HAVE TRIED numerous. Several large ones were hurled. There were t 2 ape . ~.......:_, ___ not many people in the potato field, but there were numbers a t. ',;;; i '"'"'• "va e - ' O3 40 4170 401 ad . doe • in the barley field. There could not be less than 300 people I A I rwt n - - . DlPcoterie* ls in the lane , on the read, and in the barley field. When I first 7 o,poi. s 'mg. ik Andoillen Copp* ell 4 les 4 ., .... • , 110, : : canto to the Ken, of melee, the people and the mili•ary 2 0 .0 00 20 General - • ....... --- ..... all - - a were engaged hand to hand. When i tint came in sight of ''''''''''' 1 ""• 11 ~L' a le" , •sr 1 1 1 I I di e ?MOO 1 Grand Dad *Baden ... all 3 dim Ipa 1 -...- . .. the military in the lane, I saw two soldier. who had been mow 3 Great 4,43, .4 i. 2., • ..Saar lima vu so knocked down, but I didn't se e them knocked. One of inome r I tth n ,t y ME 8447 Meild. INK II THE WORLD. the soldiers appeared to be almost seaselesa, and seemed Prim.. I 1/11r trim*. I. , imeny of en eminent f heal.lda gamer of Part's 1414 Pele. sot able to get sp. By this time, some of the people who an...r . s_i 1 ton.ricalow,asiltao.oo. all • el, el Is toalosse..-At lie pi l aw, at vernal Wends, •11 • brim Introduced had been in the lane began to diaper's.. When I got to 100ssus 1 tlasktutz a et 1' title. use; nu, ,urn their 1405111 re SS • eseshaine, I have sets- the emu or the Court-house-lane I saw another ! 2,N",alt 10 1 a t a rite ( a=laranwarireti d 1 a all I L ai. is el a iti•nd don so• de dyad al ameyele, lfit , Wee to sr ruin whir- . knocked down with a stone. When getting 1 3 ..4. t ...,'„ 34 „„„ki m nil rbeyeentsind my of dune mine mercurial and other mistrial soldier saw him present his gun. and ha _.,. li ed. I had I teo:oun I Puri Philip I kr d "" u5..1. " " --7 ...id- lea ma" -"-- up holdof h' by the which, th • blow he I woo i !aorta Ste* - • all i par a. In** I bur ea soy that Sad tie woolly of beteg r. 1.0.11.. a him arm, or a ...,... 40 . n, _ ..,--s---... . . is If 0 111. ruhd I. tee ille Iss awir eftwaey sod simplisity, and, ae state I received on his head. might 1 are been the cause of his not ; ~a • 0 tn. poi& Mon t Mir esti pes....e.le Slia. sosistswe. ss the 7 40 . biting any one. I tamed round towards O'Brien's I 3° ,..:?.::, ti: , l 7,,, t , 1 7: A i n. . u.°1 .*".....' Ist I s lai l . o ",, . H Ltho* bat what Med reset rale orlon. n corner, and saw another soldier lying on the ground. I i 1,,171 1a.2g1 u„,,,, t 1 ,1,. ‘ j' " .. " . ... all 'I gi ' • f OIL Ima genteraca , tour ntadnet wen. , ~,,,,,, mu , A .,, irbit L i b .. i . i. was never in the town before, emit did not know I was so ird,rue I .e....., m u ter _ .......... AI lan pal I lo isle T. ROBERTS AN D Co., near theesurt-house. I saw neither military nor police is front I r00..t0 1 Tubs_ ..... e ..-........... 1 11 pm th no, •NOPNIO• O{ . , of the court-house when the soldier, whose arm I held, I I XWb Crane-court, Fleet-Wee,. Louden. end. I cannot say whether the lives of the newt were. in • 41 danger when the first shoe was fired, as I did not see what 1 .; 1, 7 R. It red., 07 at. I' .ol'. I hurehyard; Barclay and Oren, was going on, but I saw stones thrown when the firing took Saimaa SOCTII•WHIPIIIIIILY Gate IN THE CHAN- it '•* '' 04"."4"14, Sit s` to., *v and .. l 'o w (1 "'" 1 " 4 . 1 " 4 " ., " 4 on m ce. The stones thrown were calculated t. end he !ISL.-ESCAPE OP TNT HOTLILaiIIOADZONi- Ilex ldajesty,iu I.• es&l *violable demises * weak ine. l'elee. IS.C. 2a. lld. and I, ... rves the parties at whom they were thrown. I was not messing the Channel ma Wiliseday morning to Antwerp, I r .,i ,1 7 Mel padres, Howl. at the plate when the first shot was fired. I saw Rev. just escaped one of Ow men violent south-western sties Of o f __ _ __ . _ __ Mr. Bourke three or four yards before me when the first that hasbeen experiential em Mee coast fur some time. For- y a --- - shot was fired, end he cried out, " Oh, there's firing." and tunately the Royal squadren, which brought up in the 3 L l ' ` .7l I)AILY WEATHER TABLE ran sway es fast as he cold& (Laughter.) He is a tall man. Downs on Tuesday evening re-started at such an early hour m He stooped as low as he meld, end ran away. on the following morning vs to crinkle the Royal yacht, the Cross-examined by Mr. Coffey-To the best of my belief Victoria and Albert, to reach the entrance of the Scheldt Flutist% AU•UST 13, 1413 I was within three yards of the lane when the first shot before the gale came on with its full severity. The Baron ' ter, SI I ^ sties d the Weather at each of ten following plate , at was fired. There was an interval between the first two 0, 1 steamer, Mr. Jackson, master, which arrived at St. is k l: l New O'clock yesterday morning. The stations are swots and the volley of five or six. Father Bourke was run- K a tharine 's yesterday afternoon from Antwerp, reports Weeded* W.I. r •.,1 latitude. rein away from the firing when I was approaching it. I knew meeting the Royal squadron bearing up the Scheldt at 3 1 . - - tir tes Nave arm*. , c„ ,, , a1.4 ,1 lig= gi mama. , waala „ . I liim ., pe , person a lly , ha ni v th ing th we e R n e h v iw gi be r fo ß re .. in rk L e i , miriek. When o'cl.a k on Wednesday a ft ernoon between 30 and 40 mil* -mod. Mr. -- Th rl-Welle from Antwerp. The Royal yacht bad evidently cocoon fellom ....._ - Rode up to me and enid, 1 . Don't interfere with him, he as- tens,' the more early period of the gale, but happily the ~ nr9 o4 smog Imo sr 'AU i rowdy *Wel me while ago in preserving the peace." I Saw a man coast of Flushing Nan made ere it hut set in, otherwise it is ere crew Heavy ha* over one of the soldiers with a large club, hut I didn't ace very doubtful whether they would not have been compelled •"' ` • , • .. 11. W. &fen ...... nab t h lis ti ; '' ' -.".• . ..... LW. IWlttilliallni 1 weever' him strike him. to keep oot to era to ewape the dangers abounding that range •' S ,to ~. -- r .D. Bard wind Li To Mr. Blacks/1-1 maw the coat Mr. Delmer. wore :it of coast. The mouth andlowet portion of the Tharneepresented - I flaw' it it • O.W. Hard Wind Heavy Ws was a blue coat. I saw it cut by the tailor. Magrath, the quite a formidable aspect, •nil it is some time since so great rientle breest Ili wither, who swore he addressed Mr. Delniege in the court- • sea was oh,. end rolling through the reaches. It is . ~ . w. nestle n. PO t logs house, addressed me, and net Mr. Delwin% I did not we feared Hat the gale destroyed all chance of recovering I ~ 1 • .... 1 ..W. woad loser. MY r. Mr. Delm.we display a p;titol that cloy, nor do I think he the wreck Renown, which went ashore on the Nure rand • I , ' 1O Brom worm. u.utll4 sl rr ow It• , • ••- Wry Rd. could have been up with the military from the time he few days since, the attack upon which by the Southend r - .poke to me about Father Bourke until the shoo were **twin I.as excited so much attention. Above Ciravesend th me" . Tam DAY, BOW , . fired. I knew he had pistols, and sew him draw the charge in Dray , much, as much surf was running an it on some i pte-as Z . 1 . 1111.1 ' SITSS." S i ' 1. ." 1 . *MS let/. W edth"• from them the same night at his own house without din part of the coast, and great cure bad to be observed in noels IC Gentle Breese. Gas. charging them. . gating the channel. Several crafts lost their sails and c o 12 1' .. rn • rr to, from the feillowintt places did not reach this At seven o'clock the court was adjourned. i anchor. The we're beat over the banks with great vio. " 401 ad I 1: I +2! $0 . - SZVEIIE Sorni-wzmniaLT GALE IN TUE CLIAN MM.—race P Or THE KOTA L 84v A PROM .—rier M sjesty,iu crossing the Channel on Wednesday morning to Antwerp, just escaped one of the most violent south-westerls gales that has bees experienced un the coast fur some time. For tunately the Royal squadron, which brought up in the Downs on Tuesday evening re-started at such an early hour on the following morning as to enable the Royal yacht, the Victoria and Albert, to reach the entrance of the Scheldt before the gale came un with its full severity. The Baron Osy steamer, Mr. Jackson, master, which arrived at St. Katharine's yesterday afternoon teem Antwerp, reports meeting the Royal squadron bearing up the Scheldt at 3 kon Wednesday afternoon between 30 and 40 miles from Antwerp. The Royal yacht bad evidently encoun tered the more early period of the gale, but happily the coast of Flushing wan made crc it had set in, otherwise it is very doubtful whether they would not have been compelled to keep not to sea tom ape thedangera abounding that range of coast. The mouth and lower portion of the Therms presented quite a formidable aspect, and it is some time sines so great a sea was ohs, mil rolling through the reaches. It is feared that the gale destroyed all chance of recover,ng the wreck Renown, which went ashore on the Nure rand a few days since, the attack upon which by the Southend boatmen t.as exerted so much attention. Above Gravesend in (trap. reach, as much surf was running as if on some part el the coast, and great cure had tube observed in navi gating the e/anno.l. Several crofts lost their sails and anchors. The wooer beat over the banks with great VW ' lence, and did much damage to the sea wells. Opposite the royal dockyard at Woolwich, in the grounds of the Royal Pavilion Tavern ' great mischief was occasioned. A large marquie which had been erected fur ~ dinner to celebrate the return of Mr. M. Chambers, the newly-elected member for Greenwich, was carried away, and property to the ea. • tent of 2100/. was def.tropil. Up to last evening, the gale had but partially neilereted, The rain kept tilling, and there appeared little sign of the weather becoming more favourable. 1: nest enn frost the fnl elk in tine* for puhLeeti indhlete the state of the wei Lee a•doek. int/ placer did not reach thin ytsterday; they therefore IM Wednesday morning at Ilard Wild Ova*. I:rn (Ash. ttre. C. ncr : 1.1.1 f Nom Orem aside insait lwa Baia Rain • o• - •••1`.• O . POI (14.1 =7 OW, THE CONVOCATION OF THE CLIROT of the pro since of Canterbury will not assemble until the day fol lowing the meeting of parliament for the despatch of bold ness. The writs are returnable on the 2lst inst , hut the meeting will be prorogued on that day, by the Vicar-Or moral of the Archbishop of Canterbury, in punuanee of the royal writ. • -• . .... • ▪ '''''' r•Ohalb VIP s. ri SS r It 0. cal C. r. 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Itoth.Goole. g.3p.et Oran. to Lon. told York V. l tiouth otatrentrklr• timed .0 • N Y T aI . ,6 p. Ct.6ua. Ocvett to •torktoratilst. '4% D:tto Ditto Ditto to. , !Witte a 1 4 0010T.e4 (IMMO 10 Oral Mown) it. I 100: Aberdeen • 5 I Ditto \o.:, T per Cent..,l Ot t leu Tir..tel Si Meter 4 pita.: - I 110,7:41rd0,t0n ago !Carom tart Illolyara4 i; wit; , forth, afri Alnt. Area Junatioa •. V.trtararrui 81.1 or`ap.Ct. Do. do. (II.) 7 per Ct. aww.Cur.trte.,3 pe.,,N0l 61 Ditto do. ho. II Do. Nrw ire lent. -lora to flast.Uniuu.ocrlooLOota' all F.rat Luso a pC. qr. go. I,ltotoogb, YRtb. rod Dundee, s 4 pm rest ..., it areal Norbera praltenr II& Dn.6p(N.ltekeforbarkati. nt (that We.tril(lllogAtt•- ' " .1.141 a it Darter- M IN OS ICI io' IN :i a lin 11 kis Is 141 : 14i .4i Ai i 14 f 1 14 1 II 11 Item 11 . 01 1 1050. —colleen Net ~ 1 Ot.Woitera. 40441 pat. 4 Loomed,. &York, V CIO' i Ns pat 1 Los. h Prink. Geollpor et' l 1 DON Pref. 3 pet. Otoek Loo.crotiiNe.l3o.Third* 4 4 p ell Lem &Merry aVardek esh 13 *4 1 $ Manidlelf.ls.l.ll,C. gen.lsol, I 11 1.. Do. New 3:10 ... .• 11 : 1 " IV. Jiri .. , 1 r - lee Dellseileure.Hr . ..kll.o*.Cl IN I. ad 5 Ditto prefetenee —.. I* pa 5 O Vort,le E 21011 1 ,31.... .. 1 111 n t W 110. Goa. bi per Nett... 6 6 101 1,00 Winch ... .. ' 110 IN 111 Onferd, Woman. r a'.4l Molver., Yl3.llpeetkat If 2 ps 3 1/0. do. do II 11 Ns • 11,reno.Sliam.11terGuar lO. II It 'Serene& Chedo(Sur.N 11110.1 3 per Ornt~. 2'. -Ono% Devon ... . IN IN 22 South York. 4 pal MON. LP 21 I a Waterford k Kilkenny Ot..Nectli or p.o f . / . 4 **.n IM IN 5 Ditto Ditto ... , I 4 It Irock•N.lll4.ll.l3..Pureb, re i pm 'OREM% Charleroi nod Frquelle . I) and hessecali • I luu.h Ithen:olt 70 Mo.( Inevln 5 II"Itan . . . . . 41~;r..r.11441 M V I M , * • S: ratiada.l4aare• 1. ..] 1 110. llonlog 1,11410.ot) we vertM into btos Wl Alay,IRA). doe* lan. 1 1 ' I , n.lway) M . • 4 rm. (cma) J:4 Art••• 1 • Do. d• -, . t. O Pun ir ond I • Norrl4rno r Fra444 Po. 'el. 41 pr al. Pk* fl4r 11. k Amine Ork tr. 4.m1 kankrta IN Ply • : 4vl Lyour . 2.. I'm lb col I*.tela rano 4kwl lowa . •"• 4.44.4.00rri • likkek mod Ilarr• . . 1!!, % si i 7 pa li li . j 1. . par 1„ I I ts 1 . ! . d 2:1 131 13a ps 33 : 93 3 ni 131 :31 61 61 I . I . iaMena7rli::::e ... .• 0 .; Tours eel nun,' „. .. 61 *f Moot Plotrotery... ... ... 0 6 Materna( Frame... ...1 1 41. THeastur Evaxino. The earlier hours of business to-day were marked by a further heavy fall in the stock markets, from which there was only a partial rally. Consols fell to 983, and after rallying to 98j, closed, as officially quoted, 983 to 3 for money, and 983 to 3 for the Sth September. After the termination of the official hours, more confidence was shown, and prices were last called j higher than the above rates. We have already stated that the position of the fishery question is by no means calculated to create alarm, and to-day we are enabled to state a fact which will go far towards allaying the anxiety that has been excited by the bellicose tone of some of the less accredited United States journals. Mr. Thomas Baring, of the eminent firm of Baring, Brothers, and Co., is about to proceed to the United States by the next packet, and has offered his good services to Lord Malmesbury, with a view to bring ing about a satisfactory arrangement of the ques tion,—an offer which has been accepted by her Ma jesty's cabinet. It will be remembered that Lord Ashburton, another of the Baring family, negotiated the treaty so well known as the " Ashburton treaty," and in view of the great influence exercised by this firm in the United States, arising in a great measure from the vast extent of their mercantile and mone tary transactions with that republic, there can be little doubt that the efforts of - Mr. Baring will be attended with success. The announcement will . _ be received with satisfaction as proving that the Derby cabinet are sensible of their precipitancy in provoking a quarrel with America, and of the necessity of adopting a conciliatory tone in their future communications. Rumours to this effect were current in the afternoon, and tended to strengthen the feeling of the market towards the close, but there are other influences in operation, as we have already intimated, which have contributed very materially to the production of the remarkable cheek now noticed. The most important of these is the weather, which is now regarded with general solicitude, as it is feared that the heavy rains and cold wind will cause much damage to the wheat. It has been noticed that at the present period of the year the course of the stock market is almost regulated by the barometer. The Bank broker again purchased to-day, but these operations have been counteracted by the sales on acoonnt of the Court of Chancery, which are always noticed at this period of tho year, the re-investments on this account offering towards the close of the year. The Consol account was to-day brought to a close, with the exception of the payment of differences, which is fixed for to-morrow. It is to the position of the account that the prevalent depression is in a great measure attributable, a% the adverse influences above referred to have had the effect of entirely 'breaking up a great " bull" account, the consequence of which is naturally an aggravation of any depres sion previously ex'sting. The official report of business in the Home Stocks is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 1,1, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, 981, 1,1, 1, 1. 't h ree per Cent. Reduced, 99, 1, 981, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1021, 1, '2, Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 18.59, 6 11-16. Batik Stock, 223. Indio Stock, 2791, 280, 277. Exchequer Bills fell ls. to-day, the March issue 'lcing quoted 745. to 775. prem., and the June 695. to 725. prem. India Bonds were 2s. lower, at 89s. to 925. prem. There was very little disposition to touch the Foreign Stocks, and as sales were not pressed, the trawrietiose were remarkably few. Prices, as might have been expected, were flat, Spanish and Peru vian marking lower. Buenos Ayrean Bonds also fell, although the intelligence by the mail steamer, Sewn), as advised by telegraph in the afternoon, is decidedly favourable. Mexican Bonds were fairly supported at 251 to 26 for the new issue. We understand that Mr. Baring, on his visit to Washington, will endeavour to obtain the co operation of the United States government, with a view to getting the American minister at Mexico to join in the remonstrances of our own ambassador, at the breach of faith committed by the Mexican government, in their conduct towards the foreign creditors, no small number of whom are citizens of the United States. Bargains are marked in the under-mentioned stocks :-Brazilian New Four-and s-Half per Cent. Scrip, 21, 21 prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 70, 76. Danish ,Three per Cents., 1825, 83. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, I_,; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 1. Mexican New Three per Cents., 24/, 25. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 67, 581. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1 ; ditto Committee's Certif., 21 per cent. London and Westminster Bank shares have been dealt in at 321, ex div.; London Joint Stock, 19, ex div.; Union of Australia, 47, ex die.; Union of Lon don, 17, 161, ex div. • Australian Royal Mail Steam, 41, 31; Crystal Pala ce, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 801 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 8.5. We understand that the Eastern Counties Rail way dividend for the last half year will be 4s. per share, or at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum. The market fr r American stocks this week has been disturbed by the Fishery dispute. Prices can scarcely ha called lower, as holders, encouraged by the firmness of the markets on the other side, are averse to pressing sales, but inquiries are checked, and operations consequently in a great measure sus pended. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Redeems/4v Dimiends. Prices. tested States 5 per Ct. Eds. 1863 J6n. and July 97 93 Ditto 6 per Cent BM 1.11 Jen. nd July 1933 104 • Do. 6 per CI. do. do. 1969 Jan. and July 104 109 Do. 6 'Jere'. Ime.Mook 1848 Jan. and July 166, 10 New York Mate SS per Cle. 11119.1800 Quarterly 97 99 Do .S S ylp er Cent. Bond. vania S per Ct. - 1881 Jan. Feb. and July. 1176 Wks ad 956 - Oleo rpm Cants . - Ju l y . 1870-1873 Jan. and lOl 103 ItawashaeettseperCt.titer ll969 Ap. and Oct. 109 110 MaZ Bomda andsperCt.nter.Bda. - Jan. and July 966 973 Virginia Spa r test. Nome 1886 Jan. and July 9i4 Kentucky 6 per Cent. Ded Jan. and July 99 DM Teneessee 6 per Ceot. Canwia 6 per Ct. At. Bonds 1674 Feb. and Aug. 1124 Ili/ ad Owton t icy 5 per Cents- 1836.11168 April andOet. 94 93 Montreal qty 6 per Cents. 11557.1110 l i p n h a P ja 66 4 67 4 New Yotk City perCLBl. 1a53-1870 Qu ' arterly 95 - Ilidadelphla and Needing NMI. Nil. 6 per Ct. Mort- Bare Bonds lB6O Jan. and July 115 86 New York and Brie Nivea per amts.. 1M mortgage 1698-1969 May and Nov. 105 101 DAM sewn per cent. Ind mo t el . Ditto Seven perCeutn,Con vertlble 1861 Jaw end July 1006 914 MlcblivnOrwral 9.161t1 per Ct. Emmert/61s Ohio Sr 1 5 / nnsy v. 7 wile 1663-1.66 Jan. and Jul 1.31 94 unto Central co ern per Cla. 1861 Fib. and Aug. 90 - The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1862. 1851. 1860. London and NorthWestern..£s6,269 ..4:70,230 ..L53,422 Ls/no/shire and Yorkshire... 19,266 .. 18,223 .. 16,846 London and South Western.. 16,065 .. 18,467 14,160 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle. it Berwick 14,482 .. 16,600 .. 16,701 Shrewsbury and Chester 2,010 .. 1,810 .. 1,766 Great Northern 12,370 14,149 .. 3,187 North Staffordshire Chester and IL Iyhead 4,80 a .. 4,1114 3,637 Shropshire Union 676 .. 713 .. 613 Exeter and Crediton - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,677 .. 1,268 .. 1,663 Nlonehester,&SoutliJ unction 662 .. 615 445 Birkenhead, and Cheshire Junction Manelie.ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire South Devon East Lancsaltire 5.1142 .. 4,766 .. 4,051 Eaateni Counties and Norfolk 16,249 .. 16,731 .. 16,016 East Anglian Oxford and Worcester The aggregate results presented by these re- is ilO IT 1174 1•e114 I. IS • /al. ei '4 li 4 fl i NI I / 4 1 l IT 51 q GO Se SI II 74 7$ 4$ 44 117 11l 43 64 43 434 43_ 47_ i 4 16 " 163 61 1236 It' 11 die 144 s 1 11 Z 4 10 14 dm 614 70 40 41 al :11 br 4? !I 9 97 f Ol t o 6 SO SO lbb 11 4 poi 21 111 71 7$ 31 11 II Isti,.. N 44 ;11 to ti ii 141 13 67 U ISA 114 i ii 1. It ft ei SS ii SI si lt IS 9I .1 a ie a " a.' 64 66 -- ,~ tee 141 155 114 161 15$ 1 i i . MARY. liii 65 Si 711 7i Si 9 4 4 13i SI 443 I 194 i lif SI $3 U IM IN ILWA'i . TILLS DAY. Two o'CLoca. There is a marked re-action in the English stock market to-day, which also extends to every depart ment of the house. Confidence has been stimulated by our announcement of the satisfactory aspect of the fishery question and the improvement iu tho weather. Consols were first done at 9h; for money, and went steadily up to 991, the present quo tation being 991 to both for money and the Bth September, the continuation to which has nearly passed off. The Three per Cents. Reduced have risen from 991 to 99Z ; The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. from 102: to 1024. Bank Stock marks 223. Exchequer Bills, March, 775. to 745. prem. India Bonds, 89s. to 88a. prem. Foreign stocks are firmer, but with little business, and prices are therefore not greatly changed. Buenos Ayrean mark 751 Mexican new, 2.3 to k ; Peruvian Deferred, 59 Spanish Old Threes, 481 ditto New Deferred, 214 to 22; Granada Deferred, 81; Venezuela Deferred, 15. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • Pot Account. PARIS Ani. - fr. , ! ?of , 1 ' money. Hopes's&flintiest. Lowest ,CionnlD i 1 1 __.—. s par irons,irons, 74 93 I 74 60 I 75 60 74 SO TS SO i 3 per Cents 1 106 63 104 33 lO3 II 104 30 101 11 Itorr Cont.. - .. ••• 5 per Caste 3 per Gdits. New Loanl ... i Lachman, on London t aisle'', 3590 ; 90 day*, a rtio ... 60106511, 5 pera.lll4o 1021 Maury I Na:•lre Enna Nosy. IA .. 1651 .. ..... ... ... Stumm 1 pertnots 971 ... ' Ito. 1 Piedmont 3 m et 97 50 Tr...wiry RtMd. ... . Do. 0, 1659 PARIS. Auo. 12.—F0. Germai n 1,085; - Venaillm (right bona , . —; ditto tistt tank), 1127 5:1; Paris and Wean*, 1,561. Psna and Roues, 657 30 ; Roses and Havre, 364; Marweilke ~,d Argoon, 467 tO; Strasbourg and Hate, MI 50; NortLera, 656. Pan sod • q.t.. tourg, 645; Pins and Lyons, 751 75; LI OM and Avignon, 392'0; Montereas sod Trots, 210; times* 890 ; Dieppe and Decamp. 167 50; Paris and linen's, 92 SO; Mordents and Tete, ; 31.nt nelller an 1 Cettr,l—; Grand Cone*, 1,173 ; Ine•toe et St. Diner 1 Oink 311. MADRID, AUGUST 7.—Three per Cents., 452; after 80b.., 45: p. Do. Deferred, 22/ p. ; after Bolas, 22; ; Debt (Ist class) 11 ; after Bolaa, 11 p. ; do. (2nd class), Si c.; after Bohm, 51e. Blink of St. Ferdinand, 1044 c. Exchange on London, 50.3.5. BERLIN, AUG. 10.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 1850), WI/ • ditto (18.52), 1044 ; National I)ebt, 941 ; Commerc ial Ma rine Society's Premium, 126 ; Bank Shares, 107!. VIENNA, Auo. 11 .—Five per Cent. Metaltiques, 97) ; New Loan (series A), 97; ; ditto (B), 1121 ; Bank Shares, 1,377. Exchange on London, 11.51. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. After about 48 hours steady rain, the weather has turned line. The accounts teeny.] from various parts of the country this morning report serious mischief to the Wheat crops, and the advance quoted at the various agricultural markets held within the last day or two, varies from 2.5. to ss. per qr. upon the quotations of the previous week. In Mark•lane this morning a fair amount of bu.iness was done at an advance of fully 2s. per qr. upon the rates of Monday last fur both English and foreign Wheat. Notwithstanding rather large arrivals of Amen an Flour, the article was held with increased firmness, and an improvement of fully Is. per brl. was realised. Barley was in moderate supply and fair request, with the turn in price in favour of the seller. Archangel Oats, in consequence of some further arrivals, scarcely sold so well as on Wednesday, while other descrip tions were the turn dearer. ____ Beaus and Peas fully supported their previous rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 7th A t'G to 13th AUG. Qrs. Rnalleb. deotth. Irish. 1. at. len. {Wheat........ 31310 Barley ..... ... Ml Ilea 6lO 3420 I 1:.!1.: Malt ..... !oar, 1,100 sacks; 23,1100 la L01N1,091 Aoreaan.—Wheat, 14.. 81. • Barley On. Ott.; Owes 1%. &I.: Rye. Oa. Od.; Bows, 111 a. M.; 14.., 314. 04. narraitt AVKAA - 06b.. 1 40. Mama. 11. r. ay I .h. , .. I KT . I •-sr , .. Pc33. July • ... .. nu 44 37. Mr* 10442. 4d 13. Id 83. $1 4i.. 10 ... ... 3d 23. 36 U. 9 3 1334 6.2 .4. 03 $3. 33 17 ... ... 414 941274 0....13. IA 30. 1.: 34. 3430- 114 3 1 ... .. 74115. 9d 19. 9438. 9183. 1104 34 Sd 31 ... ... MM 04,171 gdies 4416 1169*. NU- 3d Aug. 7 ... ... 19. 7397. 3410. 049_9. 7.133• lid 893 Id _ _ —._ _ . 449.9' AR. 3 , 44. 1 40. ed Os Od 19. 3d 0. Od 31 1.1 32. 8.4 Dlrrr.—Wheat, Barter. Oats, Rve. Mr us. owl re... in Mae. July 3. July lii. July 1 fitly 21. Jul) 41. us. 7. - - _ • 41 4 11 1 ~-...-1 i ... ... ... ... ... .. 10 0 i .. ••• . 39 7 .. ••• ••• ... I .• . MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. &max.—The market has been st..ady durin.t the week, and prices have been fully supported, but the amount of businera done has not been large. Refined has declined fully 6d. ; grocery lumps, 445. to 465. W. COMM.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon have been rather large this week, but they have been fairly met by the trade, and the bulk found buyers but occasionally at the close a decline of Is. was submitted to. Good ordi nary native has been sold freely at 445., which is the clos ing prier, sellers. Tea.—The public sales went off well, and prices about averaged those of last week. Common Congou, Bd. per lb. RR:v.—This article has sold at high prices, the weather having induced speculative buyers to come into the market. Corrox.—Prices have been fully supported with • li mited amount of business done. Elricsa.—The quantity offered has been small. Prices have been fully supported. SPIRITIL-Rum and Brandy have been in steady demand at last week's prices. Fun tr.—The demand for Cut rants has been very active, chiefly for good and fine qualities, at a further advance. Raisins firm. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD NIARKET.—THIS DAY. The non-arrival of our usual foreign supplies causes a short number of Beasts ; trade is consequently brisker, at a small advance in the price of second rate desc , iptious. The supply of sheep is is not lo large se of late. Sheep, on the average, are about 2d. per Sib.. dearer, but trade for Lambe is no better. The number of Calves 10 consider able; however, other things being rather scarce, these have advanced a little in price. From Germany, Me there are 160 Sheep and 246 Calves; and 300 Beasts from Northern and Midland Counties; the number of Mileh Cows is 113. I Par Woe °I SO. 8. d... d. Per store of Ws. P. .1. 4. L it... 1 __ .0... a. 11t,f0r.14.. 3 310 illNi lie, 8 111..14., •,. 00 0 110481444..b0ns .. ... 3 8 3 lk 4 j0..t.....:. ... , 3 0 31 o.ota.d leanly Leval,. 1 3 2 Da. do. &bora Palr4o •,,-. lie.i 1 . 1..1i-idlUn 3 1 4 2 Lomb._ .......t.„us • .. 4 4 8 I: A., at la murk.. On ; aa..p oat Lagai•• o. s . 1a. , ... 517; PIP. 320. TALLOW MAREET.-THIB DAY. The nuirket today is Ter, firm, at the tollown g _prices : Petersburgh Y. C. o n th e s p o t, 395.; October to Peter*. her, Mo. 9d. to 391. ; J anuar y t o March (1853), 395. 3d. to 395. W. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. rattenden and Smith report that the account* reeei,ed frum the hop plautatinna, both yestenlay and this morning, speak of very great damage having been dune to the hops from the effects of the late high winds, man persons believing it will lesson th e d uty fully um-fourth from the late estimate. More money is asked for Hops to-day. v 31 211 i Sell 1101 ay +oimi IN 191 191 132 321 331 113 !13 01 671 2fi 171 14 111 181 14i 231 Ai It 29 Iff Ili 79 SO 119 334 91 90 3 0 1 I 711 I M 1 '4 i 43 14 SO4 10 I 111 I Id SS II $1 111 70 37i If TO Ii lit II I 149 ad Itos4 to Pi I 2 i Pei 19 1 i 31 344 4 134 n 1