The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-19 00:00:00

'pallid I Pe. e . T.O 440., ~~~~r~~ Ttt (Expr.sl e*- No. 2,182.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1853. [THREEPENCE. a••••• -• ..-.^. ES SY, at 63.—1 S RATHER BETTER. HACKNEY CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS. In consequence of the withdrawal of the Hackney Canino Duties Bill in the House of !Ards on Monday hut, the committee of hackney carriage proprietors, who were then assembled at the Cranhourne Hotel, gave notice of a meeting for yesterday, to consider the effect of such with. drawal on the trade, and to take such steps thereupon as might be deemed expedient. The meeting was conse quently held iesterday at St. Martin's Hall, Long-acre, Mr. BATIIOATS in the chair, hut it having become known that the bill was re-introduced on Tuesday in the House of SHARE LISTS. voliaturi it, LaMar' sod lottordass bris to Orsionosae WO= lootorn Janet.lon -Urbino 114 &onetime. Woo sod OMtk &lawn Dr o Griot llYaa FoolLnts Grand Amnon of nor Orrul Tnak at_Caaada aLWAIfe. 16 1 PEI 2 3 pis 24 If die 3 34 pa 2 2f 21 24 2:6 2 9 3 4 :4 dis pot I as JOINT STOCK BANKS. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1953 London and North Western.. £60,835 LADIES. --Dr. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL be OPEN, at the Portland Osilory, lterret. „p.a. the rely irritate Institution. tor the ADIIIB,ION of paw Le WILY, Title DAT, sad terry Friday. from two till eve nor:awry drimeorrationswili be site!' by Alta Leath. sastAlera wt I AO, ',reeve, be at d from deers tiU two, and try yrw t o tea, when the explanations will be tiCIIC by Dr . 10.4...—.1eseekee. Is. THURSDAY HYMNING. The railway share market to-day opened at about the closing rates of yesterday, but subsequently ex perienced a rather decided improvement in sympathy with the advance in Consols. Lancashire and York shires and Caledonians were especially buoyant, the latter being freely bought on Scotch account. The higher range of prices was well supported to the close, but business throughout this department has been very limited. 7; I i Auotralvia Ihit. Col. Bank & Loan Co British North American Chartered Hank or Ants Chart. Bank of India, Ant- FAOntit IClosing price. r.y.rl 81 68 Dodoes. dow tu-das. i die car t IPm ibiriaii7 . l•l4 ---.. 10111 101 crlg 1711 ~....._-_ AI: STRALI A.-GLENFIELD PATENT sTARCII4 beldril LOZENGES end COMM& JELLIES ill% wan and peened tapre-eq ho team tenon. Thaw geode tsT, ...lot easasonted a lame at!, to the Ce! , ote. . a.r .... 0 ,1 :drit.• any be ebLeced at the %Tholeeee Depo% GS, („tertettatt ttag . “'T• L aad " n • WOIIIERSPOOM, 1111CILSV. and Co. BRIGHTON SELTZRR WATER, 48. a Dozen. s rrv.n hes REDUCeII hr PRICE for Brighten Seltzer icon from w. to N. per doom. Also other cruel miter.. in mei • mai amerioseed U not Siz-dozen L 4 0., altar tun. Baas and fetes supplied In such cumulate soil sety be required. toiletry twice daily. A prospectus with 01 rri to eta be bad cm applieation.--1100PER, 7, Pali-mall Oromesser.stripet, Pond.mrset. C AC ,,,„ , r te . —awry= ft hr Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers, ( „„ e ,as lately come to my knowkdge n pprinefFied pers.o or Ferrous Mire toe SOON time pas; *A N upon the puts... by refits, to the trade end otbero • .putes. article under the name of BOND'S psfugANg..FF PARK. ING 1% g—Thi• L. to sire notice, that I am the original and roe peopro tor and manufo tun r of the raid article, and do not r mploy say tete. :kr, ur Aunt - uVe any pre' to rifirment elasticises es nen nu Pom e my t sisidunent kr the µwpm of selling the raid lat. rine Gunn* te by me to prevent further liatouiticm upon the pasa. and rernr.i injury In myself. E. R. BOND, sole executriz se. widow of the Lite I ont Iltmt4 44 Lout-lane, West Smithfield, Loudon. SL NlSlER.—Latitea will find the application of hoWl..Veld' h. LTIIOR gratefully refreshing in preserving tee deacry beauty of the tornoleslon and ekin trona the baneful yduenc of ter s, un and Dlpt„ dopelling the cloud r.. 1 languor find Te i,,a.,tan, allaying a I irritateltty and beat, and Immediately afford. the the P If essestioa attentlast ea restored elssueity and health fa: et.ce of tie Ain. Yreddes, Tee. Spots, Pimples, ,nd Uncolourn. noes .ar complete:y eradicated by the Kulydor, and etre place to a deltc.e:iy ewar and fair Clomplezion. In cases of Sunburn, or Stings sr lurch, to virtues hare lons been acknowle I'nse U . pd. pd. per bottle. Cate...tn.—The word. , Rowlands' Kalydor ate m the Inswer.—Sold by A. ROWLAND 30d SONS, 20, Hatton. garden, Lends: and be chetniwe. and perhansers. T HE 1)A I LY NEWS.; Landon Morning Paper, price id. As a Political Organ, the ti \ILI( NEWS is at the head of the Li. Seal Mos et Great l i rd 3 tit, Advocattrut free oiromeree ni its broodeet ' seem, lad all mural ml practical rearms, whether political, social, Ktl#4 l l 4llll L Is the eateet and value &rite General Newe,—in the accuracy of its Lim Repro', la the ample. truthful, SIMI impartial character of its yontega letel:Unnee, and in the varied mereantileand cony:credal in. tan iti.n contained in the City, Railway, and Monetary Articles,— PAper is revairperetl. It e clanks a more detailed list of 4hlpping than any other paper— in.te'n•irel7earlyre•,-rtof Shippinr in the Indian Seas by every reertand maii—sed the only dail: Mining Report, with list of pricee, pakisbill anywhere. It AdlreoS“ itself to families, as being the only paper besides the Tines" which excludes. end has always ezcilded, from its columns gleaner, adrettiatanents. p... 11 pilblk tavoor is shown by the last return of stamps yes foe the year ISo to fie Wang London Newspapers, by wh;:h A be men that this paper (the youngest In more than slaty y eat • is Se: ye int beaten Its three oldies coropetihirs ; Established. Stamps issued. Monitso ensosters Pon ...... ••• 1772.. lloaat.s. DAILY N Ore lB4O 1.131,000 esstiass4 mimmed susers of *is pities Nails the toliwirlas Oslo worn ge bp s * ittift News le the : 11 10 . 17= the IMMO wienstag Ana Yves lie art it Ink toss--re. perittaglMstantty awl ssassessltss Meawim vibe is Coe, pausupision et W sod *sigh whit the assusrsigitest dislodged nesplisi lWl prim . sad with the Weed gellber of MemilemmelM•nent ti IM .Metim '—oblelned by any egy Msg. les Islitismi Ems tiro mrsepssis with its soeurerelsi I. I. Se petered Orly lisstsdier or an In the kingdom ; or at thetelee, 10, BosemisMreet. Ineeheaset. Leedom. CULVERWELLIS MEDICAL WORKS, OrHolm Amtl.avapirtril, sad Off , to inch. by poet, WHAT TO CAT, Dinnc. AHD AVOID. U. LICTIIRS TO TOCITO m. HOW TO CC HAM. sy. HOW. AND PHYSICAL IN/OYNINT OP LITI. OY SPIrMAL DIfIAIU. Tl. TUX LISTITUTES OF ILARIPIAGS Tu. DISZABEIS Or WINTIL .117. rwaasovavas io cuNlMPATlON, sad RAMOS c o n a INKILIIVIB9. 011 LAM. 9 was., seas. M= Patormator.rowi Oarralle.lll.lnaut-etreet; laws, Ira beekaallan: mat M.O. Cataarwell, 10. Mrar. / 19•1111.41nal • maeingibi aarallei daily ham la till S. THE BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Yoelwday a special general =sew d the hinds and subscribers to this valuable eltarity,delt was fumed in 1447, for giving relief and granting pensions to damped members of the various branches of tbilunding trade and their widows, was held at the London Tavern, Bistiopegnte street, for the purpose of electing five pensioners upon the funds, and upon other business ; Mr. JOSEPH Blatt la the their. The report, which was very satisfactory, stated that the past yea has been a more beneficial one than any of the preceding. and the directors took that opportunity of ex pressing their thanks to the president, B. Morton Pete, M.P., for his able advocacy of the interests of the institution at the late annual festival, and which produced to the fends se gratifying a result. The subeceiptions and donatii,ns 'received during the lust year amounted to 1,4041. Ss. 62. ; and there has been added to the funded stock since the lest report 000!. Three per Cent. Con sal., 7001. stock to the relief fund, and 1001. to the build ing fund, making the total amount 3,650!., divided as fol lows .-2,6301. stock to the relief, and 1,000/. stock to the building fund. The report having noticed very favourably the exertions of the Brighton committee, and stated that the hon. secretary, Mr. G. Maynard, had forwarded to the treasurer, Mr G. Bird, the sum of 114/. 95., remarked that the annual ball, under the able superintendence of Mr. Joseph Bird, had realised to the funds 1201. 16e. 6d. The total camber of persons now receiving the benefits of the institution (including those elected yesterday) is 24—viz., 1, males and 9 females. After stating that S. Morton Peto, Esq., M.P., bad consented to stet as president for the pre sent year, the report concluded by calling upon their friends end the public generally for support. The balance•sheet skived the tote receipts for the past year (including a balance in hand of 211. 12s. 61(1.) to amount to 1,542/. lc lid. ; and after an the expenses had been de frayed, there was left an available balance of 1541. 17s. 30. The CHAIRMAN having briefly opened the proceedings, the meeting proceeded to the election of five pensioners, three men and two women, from a list of twelve mull dates, after which a vote of thanks was passed to the chair man and the scrutineers, and the proceedings terminated. THE WEATHER TABLE. FIaIDAT, Aroma 19, 18.53. The state of the Weather at each of the following plates at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. POSTeItOCTII-.43.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. 134wriastrros—S.B. ; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Pottnitgogn—N.E.; Calm ; Cloudless. Turiaatnos—E. ; Calm ; Cloudier. Bestgorrome—N. ; Calm ; Overcast. Ondistwicr —N.E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. R7II4OD—N. ; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy . 13wignox-8.8. ; Light Breeze; Cloudy. CAXIIIIIDON—S. Calm ; Partially Cloudy. B11:311:1011Ael—S.E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Cazwz—E.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. She returns from the following places did not reach this !Gee in time fur publication yesterday ; they, therefore, Indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. Bnitizioasa—W. ; Calm ; Partially Cloudy. Poutisrroxs—W. ; Strong Breese ; Partially Cloudy. Ctzwz—B. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudy. COXWAT-8.E.; Strong Breese; Heavy Rain. LANCASTIS-B.W. ; Calm; Partially Cloudy. WIIITRY- S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Saar—N.B. ; Strong Breeze; Partially Cloudy. [AdWatbababiti-- TWIT THOUSAND CUR= Ihrbitlllll by BA KIWI IMILMIRA MIAMI Pboo.— etin 111.Ui Ylity yearn' Indererlbabie *OM drawls. merroemeie, arthma, rough, creetipalies. ow at the eteeteeh, rad emitting; law bon rawasll ".. 6 ." Da emeamt hpd."—Mert. Jolly, Wertheim. La h nier Cue Sn. 71. M dreams : Mem the 115fra _ Not lard Mart s him derived embiereble MEM hem pret nod. dad weeder the "AWRY= of Uwe 11mea."--Mmert de Deetem Sold m tattotere, s lb., at Ita. ; tJ Mod dam deime.reimed quality, 10 lb., et ;... S lb., at Wm; the Id lb. mid II b. earbbee kw d aanlaat, hT 11 ! !re Pr Nom widen. 77. Beemetatreet. labia [Adverbaement.)--Hottown's PILLS AN rN roa LP= COKFLUIrra an laott.prtitia.—lairid Cater, Eq., proprietOr of the " Illallyabennon Herald," pabliatted la dr paper al the 16th or January, IBA the fellowing extraordinary tun. obi& .lat u eLs tig oe under ble ashes:—A needesea of the kruny: t l2 lied angered ter yews from a imerenod liver, am computed a h. He bad medial NM. for three I dirh tiri berefil " Al lAttlill be brel moans to II lowers lib, end meant raniteise Noes gene lima Mel, by ruing the wash. art mutating hint to enjoy anal end velreehlax tarp. Afar eseastabi their we •Me time, thq ellmisi a palm Var. of his me left end restored Ida to pad beeith,—llekt by all 1 1 =. aid UMW. , Milerfee afthild=lll% 1.61 Mod. E00;1011, with the original clause 13, which allows Is. per mile beyond the four mile circle, it loot all its interest and meaning, and the attendance was therefore extremely thin. The CHAIRMAN having stated these facts, mid that they stultified any further proceedings on the pa rt of the com mittee, who had ever since the 22nd of April been ware mieing in watching over the interests of the trade, and enlightening the public and the members of the legislature on what they considered obnoxious in the recent measure. Mr. Gladstone had received the deputation that waited nn . . him with gnat courtesy, and had at once usented to the granting of six-day and seven•day licenses, so as at once to satisfy the conscience and the purse of the different pro prietors. Sir It. Mayne had al.o very kindly promised that a policeman should take home cabs to the proprietors which had been condemned to the green-yerd, where the cabs had the names and addresses of the proprietors marked upon . . them. However, he thought that the drivers of cabs were very harshly dealt with by the recent act, and he thought that no respectable man should drive at all. (Hear.) He did not think that they ought to be hedged and ticketed more than any other class of men. (Hear.) Free trade in To hackney carriages was as essertial as free trade in broad cloth, and it was the duty of Richard Cobden, as a free 111 trader, to have opposed the recent act. (Hoar, hear.) If at the police, the press, and the public had not been so hard Vi upon poor " cabby," he would not be so bad a man. (Hear.) ff Ile hoped that they would be able to obtain some modifl- st. cation of the recent restrictions next session. (Hear, hoar.) 19 The public would then be better served, because services 10 willingly performed were always better performed than XX services that were forced. ft Mr. BIADLU moved a resolution to the effect that the 15 meeting having learned that the original clause 13 had been is restored to the bill, the cause of alarm which they expo. u neared by the proceedings in the House of Lords on Mon- SI day no longer existed. The recent proceeding of the hackney carriage proprietors had been called an ill-advised stop. He did not so consider it, because they had recourse to sz I them only aft eeever y other constitutional mean, of obtaining e s . redress had been exhausted. All persons were agreed that 10 theirs was a perfectly model strike, and he did not believe eft. that any one kept his things away from fear of the cense- et (ponces. The owners of flys, of omnibuses, and of wheel barrows said that they came to work too soon. It might Bt , he too soon for them ; but, in his opinion, they et, came back in the right time. (Hear, hear.) That was his et opinion at least. On the first day, the absence of the cabs ff war greatly felt. On the second day it was less's*: and on r the third d, still less. (" Question, question.") Some persons crie d" question," believing that it was hurtful to 19 4 show their weakness, but he believed it was necessary that is they should understand one another. He thought that 90 they should have, above all things, the right of appeal. pi (Hear, hear.) The cabmen of Dahlia possessed that right. Even these who exposed indecent pictures in their windows B t , had it, and whhould it be refused to the cabmen and cab ill proprietors of London? Why should theyalone be deemed to guilty, till they bad proved themselves innocent, contrary M. to the maxim that every man was to be deemed innocent r e till he was proved guilty. (Hear, hear.) An °Meer of the i s groernment had recently said, that "concessions" had eg 'been made to them, and he believed that next session this et., further concession of the right of appeal would be made to them. (Hear, hear.) et. se. Mr. CRAWFIRLD seconded the resolution, which was COX ried, after which the meeting separated. r, (131' ELECTRIC TELZOR.tPIII LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.x. Wind S.E., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Taurus, steamer, Waterloo, and North America, from; New York; Perseverance and Clin ton, from New Orleans; Waterwitch, steamer, from Oporto; Hemisphere and Britannia, from Quebec; John and Lucy, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Eclipse and Dora Alfonso, from Montreal; Wilhel mins, from Cuxhaven ; Titbit, from Lisbon ; Dove, from Memel; Lubeck, from Trieste; Castor, from Malts. _ _ _ _ - - Off.—Washington and Lady Franklin, from New York; Kent, from Bombay ; Jamaica, from Jamaica; Elizabeth Archer, from Arica, DEAL, FRIDAY, 9.17 A.m. Wind S. S. W., moderate, and cloudy. Passed.—Sir Robert Peel, from New York, for London. in tnw of steams; Empire. from Calcutta, for London, in tow of steamer ; Ascendant, from Calcutta, for London; Taymar, from Sydney, for London. Sailed.—Admiral Van Hemskirk, for Sydney ; and Persia, for Port Philip. TUE NEw ACT FOR MANNING THE ROYAL NAVY.— gi„ Yesterday the new act to make better provision concerning 1 2 the entry and service of seamen, and otherwise to amend et the laws concerniag her Majesty's navy, was issued. The act has immediate operation, and its object is to extend the service of men and boys, and otherwise to amend the law 84 concerning the manning and discipline of the Navy, Is Former provisions, amended, are extended to men entering R. for ten years, or for any other term of continuous end general service. Boys under 18 entering are liable to servo ri 21, and when 18 or upwards to serve ter ten years and 100 so on. Entry pay is to be granted to men detained after the expiration of the period of service, in cues of ewer fi - racy. Persons entering the Navy are to be entitled to in such bounty as may be fixed by royal proclamation. The 111 act is not to affect the right of the Admiralty to enter seamen for any period, and to discharge them. Men ewer. 30 lag for continuous and general service, and boys, are to be 80 Sledded to pay while in sick quarters, under certain regu ktions. Spirituous liquors are not to be brought on board bar Majesty's ships without the commander's consent. Men absent for 48 hours without leave are to forfeit theih In pay daring absence. Power is given to try and punier wensatarily persons guilty of desertion. Imprisonment, under 111111610“ of naval courts, may be either with or without MA labour. It is provided, that persons making fraudit- se lest representations, on entering the Navy, may be punished as rogues and vagabonds. Railway companies are, by this act, required to convey navel forces upon the same terms as the military and police forces. Sir Frederick Thesiger and family, Major Cross, UL Rev. Ellis Walford and family, Lieut.-Colonel Arney, and la Mr. L. Percival, embarked yesterday at noon, on the Gene ral Steam Navigation Company's steam-ship Ravensbourne, for Antwerp, en route to the Rhine. Si NARROW ESCAPE OF FIVE YOUTHS FROM DROWN- INO.—Last Tuesday evening, the boat Mermaid was pro ceeding down the river Orwell, having on board Arthur Salvor (son of Sir Thomas Beevor), John and Jeremiah Head (sons of Jeremiah Read, Esq.), Charles Cuhitt, engineer (nephew of Sir W. Cubitt), and Charles Che valier (a relative of John Chevalier Cobbold, M.P.), when near Hog Island the boat fell in with the Orwell steamer returning from London; the swell she produced was so great, that it soon filled the Mermaid, and she split open at the stern post. Mr. Cubitt instantly jumped into the river, and swam to the shore on the Hog Island side. The boat now turned over, and preci pitated the ethers into the water ; some caught hold of the oars and others clung to the aide of the boat, and floated down with the tide to the point. Their cries for help were extremely painful It happened that just at the moment, Mr. Owen Rowe, carrel and gilder, was passing in a boat with a lady, within a short distance of the sufferers, who called to him for assistance; but he proceeeed to the bard' and landed himself and his friend. Edward Wo-rell, a boiler maker, belonging to the Orwell Works, who was re turning from a gip's,' party, being on the hard, imme diately took charge of the boat, and, with the waterman, promptl7 rowed to the rescue of the youths, and arrived just in time to save them from a watery grave. Worrell is entitled to all praise for his laudable exertions.—lpswich Express. NAPOLEON'S TIIUNDERSTORIL—The passage of the Niemen by the French army, and its consequent entry on Russian territory, may be said to have been Napoleon's first step towards defeat and rain. A terrible thunderstorm occurred on that occasion, according to M. Sgur's account of the Russian campaign. When Napoleon commenced the retreat, by which he yielded all the country beyond the . Elbe (and which, therefore, may be reckoned a second step towards his downfall), it was accompanied by a thunder storm, more remarkable from occurring at such a season. Odelben says C'etait une phenomena Bien extraordi naire dans on pareil Raison, et avec le froid qu'on venait d'eprouver," &c.—Odelben, Camp de 1813, vol. i., p. 289. The first step towards his second downfall, or third towards complete ruin, was his advance upon the British force at Guatre-Bras, June 17, 1815. This also was accompanied by an awful thunder storm, which (although gathering all the forenoon) commenced at the very moment he made his attack oc the British rear guard (about 2 p.m.), when the first gun fired was instantaneously responded to by a tremen dous peal of thunder. Thunder, to Welligton, was the pre cursor of victory and triumph. Witness the above-men tioned introduction to the victory of Waterloo ; the terrible thunder, that scattered the horses of the dragoons, the eve of Salamanca; also, the night preceding Sabugal. And perhaps some of the Doke's old companions in arms may be able to add to the category.—A. C. M.—Frons " Notes and Queries." THIS DAY.—Taro o'CLocx. Business in the railway market to-day is extremely quiet; but the tone is rather firmer, in sympathy with Console, and the leading stocks rule at a slight improvement. London and North-Western stock is quoted 112 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 to 76; foyers, 211 to ; and Great Northern', 21 to /. Oxford and 2 - 1 - }# opened lower, but have rallied. French shares sre not quite so good as yesterday. Northerns are quoted 36 to I; and Paris and Lyons, 401 to 3. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 102 p.m. " 1 2;. t , t .li fo li In 20 9 Orataialral dhow— Weet.deserivihane swebreete Lasiliftigio.llp.Ctarel De. (Railway) ..„ tom sad Medltetrameaa Urine liiiiikatiegati ieatur & Lege(with is.) l Northers of 'moo_ D.. mt. 8 Per et. Bode, jet' B. & etts.) l Koreregtan Rua& Prefer. Yarn eat Lyor.e Paris uA Orlehaie Palau! 8.04.11 1 , ..-:l.:,;za ,4i.,..,b0h; ...; • . Pois.CasNiantierboarg I Quebec sei!llehaload ... io - u - .13 - aWt - !FATT - e Royal Dani4l Royal fiwedielt wctre and Meow_ Do.ss per Cwt. icer.i. bath Eastern of Prance _ •toatitoria of Franco Uppw India Scrip Woot Flopears Po. 54 !!ma st Prater. *affirm Westing of Switoorland i 7r ti 11 1 11 ells pa It _!011 71 7 3 1 361 _4S Hi 14i Si 9 19 19} pa 55 5! 4$ 4S id 41 41i 4 4 al Is I die Pis 204 114 VI i 10 i dis tB4 rat bi pee i 4 "4 Ifii It pa 2 i ells 2f 21 die 40i1 MINES. I Pin 41 TIIIIIIDAY /Avittugo. There has been a rather more active business to day in the market for home mining •A oo k o . G oo d dividend shares are readily purchased , as are also the better descriptions of well-mans ged speculative mines. Tincrofts are better, and glares in North Basset are in demand. The sr . ,tes reported to us to-day are :—United Mines, 'at 245, 250 ; South Frances, 230, 2321 ; Condurr uw, 130 ; Trelawney, 49, 31 ; Wheal Mary . Ann, 42 ; West Providence, 421, 433 ; Tincro ft , dr 3 ; North Basset, 91, 10 ; Pen-y-Gelli, 141,131 ; Bs et Tamar, 225., 255., 308. : South Tamar, 61; TrehrAne, 111, ez div. ; Tamar Consols, 21, y ; West Wheal Jane, lls. 6d., 126.6 d.; Wheal Zion, 21; raomas's United, 2, k ; West Frances, 15 • Merlly 21, 3 ; Nanteos and Penrhar, 11 ; Butter don, 5 ; 'Mendip Hills, 41 ; Wheal Gus kus, It ; East /killer, 61 ; Stray Park, 101 ; Kil bricken, 11. The gold mining shares to-day were more freely dealt in ; and generally realised better prices. The improvement was chiefly perceptible in Colonial Gold aid Great Nuggets. At 4 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted to t prem.; Great Nugget, 2 to 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, Zto dia.; British Austi;lian, 7.16 to 5.16 dia.; Agna Fria,ls-16 to 1 1-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. Other foreign mines were generally firmer, espe cially the West Indian. Metcalfe copper have rallied to 33 to 4 prem. Mexican and South Ame rican copper smelting were also rather better. The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol lows : Mizen Head, »to 1 dis. Lewis Hill Range, kto Z per share ; Great Orionis, par to 3 pram. ; Sul phate of Barytes, 3 to 3 per share • Britannia Gold, I to 1 per share ; New Linares, f to prem.; New South Wales Coal, Ito dia. ; Metcalfe (of Ja maica), 3 to 31 pm. • Port Royal (of Jamaica) 3 to 13 prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito d dia.; London and Vir ginia Gold and Copper, par to 3 prem.; Mount Car bon Coal, 1 to 3 du. ; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 2 1 to 21 prem. ; Connemara, I dia. to 1 prem. • Glenault il l to 3 ; Monarch, Ito k dim .; Austr a lian Mut , toy dis. • Australian Consols, #to dis.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, to 1 per share; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, to 1 per share; Great Hewas United Tin, } din to pas ; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 dis. 1-16 pm. ; Poltimore, to 3 pm.; Parkwyn and Carwalaick, } dis. to par; lackamor Copper, dia. to 1 pm.; East India Iron, ss. to 7s. per share; Sue River (of Jamaica), .1 to 1 prem. ; Albion Gold.; to 1 per share ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 dia. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 3to prem.; Gladbach Zinc, to 3 prem.; New South WaletkOold, par to 1 pm.; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to 3 prem.; Cologne Lead, 4 to 3 dia. ; Obernhof, to t prem. Ln.w•TL. il6o I /biriecal qi I ii;gsCll; ii;;(04 . 10 I\ll4 Lac lencidos •11 ltti3 l. SUMS, Lan.,4Chr e Jmt. - - ion de ldnhe lliellamdliaatat all Moir sad Hayowd .. all Cart dad Hawks . 15 Deladedi all Dubs, rarth.sedAtdr- Jrarlira al▪ l IMtto LIS s end 11.).. Xi Malin all Itotaris Union ear , A... NO a 11. A.) W Do. elan 0 aid C CO' WO Eat Lanossiars it 111;b;reli --- 61= .--- . 14 lidiaborOsall 100 Watitlib.Vorth,Ditadec UN Mow i esediWilelln ISO avert Iforthers DI. A. Slue 100 ft. 1114 Mak 100 Gt.esses. sat West AUL' ISO Owlet Western 11 lIY On& Eaatern . 1 IP Loragos . 4!xl Callfee .. iii Dtr. ntri7;, -- , --- too Lamaire and iftlialll:. 16 law Mho_ ~ 114 1 all I Las& Illarthera ... .. Ili Isola sad Madman 7 1.48.411bary,k Boatload IN Las.. Ikkititsa, la S. 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I Mad linfoll W - 12 $3 sd 113 114 SI 67 276 216 146 144 13 17 111 100 $ 'i (*mil Ye INsitt Duet. all Moms licolholl(11111.1 SO ReoilisroSSlNSera Spiro 1041 1;9 all (Mosed ipoir amt. (w.) 2 frookialkWyN(lms. LOS. 11111.11021Low.kTork 11 Ditto shares (ditto) 100 &Owe sadlllMiia(Mo& to Groat doctbers lot Do. Mioototh N00k..... ., tit doothBNfibrdobini(losold to Mr. 116288) N Woor Dowd to 8 13 Ditto Ditto Ditto ..... 100 wilts 800torrot Nome to Groot Wootand,.. 63 6? 1411 160 :d 140 110:d 11 Of Ms Pli n+ sd 10Si lelli Bt. 100 Abadan all Abram No. 2, 7 per 1 Bt. 100 Bristol k lizotrm4 pm! Bt. 100,0allimirs SO ... IS , IS (Imam lad Balytared ni WI Oat awl 'Wm 64 all daa Derail Palk rad abs..l Si! if Ihatiaitiaa(ll.l%o4p.C% 6 I f •00. Oa (14)7 por Ct. 7 6 1 'Do. do. (71.1784 7pi Ct. 24 Itast.Cor.ltata..3 p a.,9101 6 111 Dino do. $0. 4 10 10 Do. Way 4 per Coat. 9took, ! 30 !IlmLllziomaarlpga.6p.Ct 5 5 IMMIMIM. 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Waraarter. ord W01ver.,416. prs'Ovat 16 .11 : Dit.o ditto did:, , .thretriL.lsPirto.NawGuat. 10 ! 10 elatowklitChastat(Nor.W. ; I pit Cent... 14 10 Do. 6 per Cent IS 4!' loath L1t..2 10 l i Ditto Fixed 44 144 all South lament Ana tor 01.0.6 St. IGO Do. 44 per cost. 30 , al: dtk.lforkohiro4perot.Oom 6 e ,WatorfordikKilkenopp.et Bt. ,100 !York. Newead.a.k Dar., 4 ' Ot.tr-tth r riag.purnt 17 5 IDltto Ditto .. 3 10 T0rk5414.11111./L4B,Parsia 103 103 103 lt7 996 l i i 416 31 41 Se 3 pa 1 11 14i 13 206 916 It0 " 111 541 2 4 234 T * lea 2 1011 gm 111 11 15 Dm 14 PIT 4 pm ll Mid 19i i 2.04 I 10 10 q II Par I pal • U ST 1; Si . 9 i 9 7 zd 20 n 4? 34 Se die .. 143_ *iiii - 79 1I 32 196 204 4 3 pm 31 3 121 a_ 11. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining shares to-day are quite stationary in price, with only a quiet business. Ages Fria are quoted 15.16 to 1 1-16 pram,; Nouveau Monde, to / prem.; Colonial Gold, to prem.; and Brest Nugget, Z to ) prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 35 to 36 ; Peel River, to I I prem. ; North British Aus tralasian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, II to 2 prem. Linares shares are not quite so good, having been done from 8) to 91. San tiago shares mark 3,1. amine now. t kat I doss I No. y Marto, Nom. I Paid. Yesterday. to-day. Comment. o[ Eng., Bent. k Aug. Chart Loa. Chart. Bank of Aug. London and County ..... London Joint Brock - L. lotion and Warminster piatioual Pros. of England lio7i171;" - " National of Ireland Oriental hank Corp ora 'Provincial of Ireland. Do, Now Bonl Au and Gold Imp. Co. ,Floutla Australis 'Union of Australis Do. New :Colon of ***** I I.Juioo a Madrid 30i 614 • Ws pa 44 48 8 1 1 8 ni 4 MONEY MARKET. THURSAAT RYKNIMO. The English stock market to-day was compara tively firm, and in the afternoon ar. advance of per cent. took place, owing to the .seekly board at the Bank of England having broken up without the an nouncement of any advance the rate of discount. In the other departments ol the house a correspond ing improvement took :place, the markets finally closing with firmness. Consols opened 971 to 98, and remained steady till about one o'clo'k, when some considerable pur chases carried the price to 98 to A decline to 97/ to 98 succeeded, but at the final close the quotation stood at 981 to 1, for money and the Bth September, with a good tone. The official business report in cludes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, 97i, 981; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 971, 98, 97/, 98i. Three per Cents. Reduced, 982, I. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, Z, 1. Long An nuities, 1860, 51, 5 15-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5,1. India Stock, 259, 257. South Sea Stock, 115 f. Bank Stock, 228 f, 228. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3s. dis. to par. The market has been well supplied with India Bonds, which command 12s. to 18e. prem. only. In the Foreign Stock market the chief feature was a further improvement in Granadian, upon purchases , understood to be chiefly on Dutch account. In ono ! ther column will be found communications from the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, rela tive to this debt and that of Venezuela. It has been whispered about during the last few days, that the holders of Granadian Bonds are likely to be benefited by an arrangement understood to be in progress at Bogota, between Peru and New Granada, relative to a debt of 2,500,000 dole., stated to be owing by the former to the latter. Mexican and Spanish Securities remain unaltered. Sardinian and Brazilian were bet ter. The Seven per Cent. Bonds of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Company areto-day introduced into the Foreign Stock list, and business is marked in them at 2 per cent. prem. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26; to 27 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; Granada Active, 231 to 241 ; ditto, De ferred, 103 to 11; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to ; the Certificates, 61 to 63 per cent. Sales are thus recorded :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1021, 3 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1802, 994, 99. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Ma tanzas and Sabasilla Railway), 102. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 653 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 983. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent. ex Dec. 1849 coupon, 24; ditto, Deferred, 10, 3, 3. Mexican Three per Cents., 263. Peruvian Four. and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 841. Portuguese Four per Cents., 433; ditto, ex all overdue coupons, 413. Sardinian Five. per Cents., 971, 97. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 233; the eemmittee's Certificates, 63 per cent. There was a better supply 'of money to-day, and the market was easier. We hear of first class paper being discounted to some extent out of doors as low es 33 per cent. In the Stock Exchange money was extremely easy, at as low a rate as 13 per cent. Late in the afternoon it was made known by electric telegraph that the Harbinger had arrived at Southampton at half-past five o'clock this afternoon. She left Melbourne on the 22nd May, and is known to have on board on freight 112,747 ounces of gold, worth 450,0001. Including the further sums in private hands, it is at present estimated that this vessel must have on board a total of nearly 700,0001. worth of gold. The Tamar has also arrived from Sydney with 10,952 ounces, worth 44,0001. There was to-day a partial revival of the demand for gold for transmission to the continent; but we have still to report that the market is comparatively bare of supplies, the gold imported this week from Australia not being yet deliverable. Silver is in considerable demand for the East ; and the supplies by the Parana will realise advanced prices. Indeed it is understood that a large portion of the silver brought by this vessel, although not yet deliverable, has already been sold at an improve ment on the prices previously paid. Holders of the bonds of the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan are required to present them at the office of Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co., on the Ist Sept., on which day the final instalment of 20 per cent. is payable. The Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Com pany have issued notice that their steamer Kangaroo, of 1,560 tons, launched on the 20th ult., will go to sea in about six weeks. She will proceed in the first instance from Southampton direct to Melbourne and Sydney, from whence she will take up her station on the Pacific to open the Panama line, and will be followed at intervals of one mouth by the other ves sels of the company's fleet. Land shares to-day were rather firmer in tone. Australian Agricultural are well supported, but ina nimate. Peel River maintain their improvement. Australian Bank shares were steady, and Oriental Bank 10s. higher. London Dock stock marks 1231. Annexed are the latest reports from continefitel bourses, as received by Mr. Heater's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 11-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 13-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 234; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82 13-16; Mexican New, 26 5-16; Eqnador, 41 ; Portuguese, New, 401 ; Granada Deferred, 10 1-16; Greek (Blue), 7 7-16. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Rentes, 105.15 ; ditto Three per Cents., 80.45; Bank shares, 2.850. There has been a fait deutaud this week IBr the leading United States securities, with a moderate business in Railroad bonds. Prices are much the same as last week. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. 8311, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Dividends. Prices. United States 6 per Ct. Eds. 1868 Jan. and July 1104 1119 Do. 6 per Ct. Inse.Stoek 1867-1868 Jan. and July 110 11l Pennsylvania 5 per Ct Feb. and Aug. 654 864 Do. ditto Bonds 1881 Jan. and July 93 Massachusetts sperCt.tlter lwg Bowls Maiwachueete 5 per Cent Dollar Bonds 1872 May and Nov. 97 98 Mar) wed 5 perCt.Bter.Bda — Jan. and July 97 98 Virginia 6 per Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 951 961 Kentucky 6 per Cent. Tennessee 8 per Cent. 1892 Jan. and July 97 98 Canada 6 per Ct. St. Bonds 1874 Feb. and Aug. 1124 1194 Boston Cavil per Cent. Sterling Bonds Do. 5 per Ct. New Orlears City 6 per Cent. Bondi; 1893 Jan. and July 90 Pentorlcaota Central Ball. Rd. 6 per Cents Cincianatti and St. Louis 7 per Ct., let Mortgage... 92 97 Cbieagoand Mississippi 7 per Ct. Ist Mortgage .. Belvidere lielaware 6 per Cent. Ist Mort. Convert. 1877 June and Dec. 921 Philadelphia and Reading Rail. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mort ptte Bonds lB6O New York and Erie Seven peret., Convertible New York and Erie Seven per Cents., Ist mortgage 1068-1869 New York and Erie Seven per Cent. 2nd mortgage 1859 Cl•le,go and Aurora seven per Cent., Ist mot gage Jan. and July 83 el Great We tern of Illinois Ten per Cent. ditto 1368 April and Oct. 98 99 89{ 901 Jan. and July SG) 89 lan. and July 89 90 Ilsy and Nov. 10j toll Nardi &Sept. ICI 101 Lancashire and Yorkshire 21,461 London and South Western 25,112 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester 2,205 Great Northern 18.3 41 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 738 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 6,011 Exeter and Crediton 134 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 20,011 East Anglian 835 Kendal and Windermere Manc.,Sheffield & Lincolnsh. 9,140 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern Railways 30,311 South Yorkshire Oxford, Worcester, and Wol verhampton Manchester & SouthJ unction 736 Newcastle and Carlisle 3,095 Stockton and Hartlepool . 1,693 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction •• • . The aggregate results presented by these returns re as follows : Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile, 1853 £315,766 .... 4,5511 .... £69 7 7 1852 259,693 .... 4,404! 58 19 0 1862. .... £66,414 20,216 .... 13,822 .... 12,811 .... 20,383 26,637 .... 29,014 .... 1,948 .... 13,600 .... 4,427 603 6,686 .... 4,997 .... 122 .... 15,710 806 .... 342 .... 7,405 27,618 1,026 636 2,614 2,352 These returns are extraordinarily good. The London and South Western receipts are especially remarkable. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 18.53. 1852 Glasgow and South Western £5,090 .... £4,185 Edinb. & Glasgow, and Calecionian 16,092 .... 14,078 Scottish Cent.& Scottish hlid.Junc. 3,676 .... 3,586 Aberdeen Total £27,437 £24,316 It will be seen that several of the above returns are rendered this week, for the first time, in a com bined form. The Irish returns are : 18.53. 1852 Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 290 .... 308 Cork and Bandon Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen 519 .... 318 Londonderry and Coleraine 248 .... Groat Southern and Western Total THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. £8,965 The funds have to-day realised a further improve ment of 1 per cent., and are now steady at the ad vance. The largo arrivals of gold inspired con fidence ; and the improvement has been further stimulated by thefailure of a " bear." Consols opened 981 to 1, and are now quoted 981 to for money and the Bth Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1014 to Z ; Bank Stock, 2281; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dim. to 10. prem. ; India Bonds, 13s. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Mexican is a shade better, at 264 to 271; and Spanish Deferred, at 234: to 1 ; Grenadian fully maintains its advance. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds mark 844 ; Dutch Fours, 981 to t ; Russian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 102; Spanish Old Threes, 474; Portuguese Fours, 441; Granada Actives, 24 ; do. Deferred, 101; Danish Fives, 108 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 107. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Since Wednesday we have had considerable excitement in the Wheat trade, in consequence of an increased demand for French account, and large sales were made yesterday of both Wheat and Flour to arrrive, at prices fully equal to any that have been previously obtained. Our market to day was more quiet, Wheat on the spot not being much sought after, but Monday's quotations were raised 2e. per r. Ba q rrelled Flour in request and Is. higher. Barley, Beans, and Peas, without any alteration. With little or no addition to the supply of Oats previously reported the trade was much firmer to-day, and the finest qualities may be quoted 6d. to Is. dearer, but the business was of a retail character. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUGUST 15th to AUGUST 19th. Qrs. Raohob. tkotah. Foreit.a. Wheat., ~... 2510 I 27120 Ea Oat. 5BO I . 68 . 0 I 26050 Malt • 1560 Flour. and birrela.' MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sboxst.—The market closed to-day with less spirit than it opened, yet we do not alter general quotations, and there has been a fair amount of business done dui;ng the week in all descriptions. The refined market has sustained last week's prices, with& limited demand. o:a.m.—This article has decidedly improved in demand the last three days, and a full amount of business done. Coloury plantation Ceylon has advanced Is. About 5,000 bags native Ceylon sold, chiefly at 455. 6d. to 465. TEA.—The market bas been inactive, but there was more disposition to buy yesterday, and common Congou sold to some extent at lid.; fine Congou held for high prices, which has checked business in these descriptions. RICE.—A fair business done at last week's currency. Sruttrs.—Rum and Brandy quoted ld. to 2d. dearer. Sricas.—No business of importance done. I SALTPETRE dull at last week's prices. Corrox.—No sales of importance reported. Fariv.—Currants: a large business r has been done at a further advance, old being moat in demand. For other de scription. of fruit there is no alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very 11 , ns, and priers have an upward tendency in all positions. Town Tallow is quoted 50s. 3d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 50s. 9d. to 51s. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec., 50s. 9d. to 51s. MARKET.-THIS DAY. We are only moderately supplied with Beasts, and the trado for them, altho.igh rather slow, is quite ea good as on Monday last. The quotations of that day are fully maintained for all descriptions. The supply of Sheep and Lambs is by no means large; however, the demand is to limited, they cannot all be disposed of. Late rates are barely supported. Good Calves are dearer; a few very choice ones have nearly reached s+. From Ger rrany and Holland there are 206 Beast+, 1,990 Sheep, and 397 Calves; from Scotland, 520 Beans; 400 from the Northern and Midland, and 90 milch cows from the home home counties. Per atone of floe. a d... d. Per stone of ins. a. d. 3. d. Beet Pews, Herefords.. 4 4 4 0 Boot Dna. a IlfAnba 8b Boat dbort.borna ...... 4 2 4 4 1 Beet Long-woolsi Second quality Boole— 2 8 3 8 , Do. do. Shorn Galva— 310 4 10 , Nwee and second quality 3 8 4 0 Plea ........ 4 6 , Do. do. Bbora... ..... Tr... lialt-tonido 3 •1 0 0 0 80 0 B.A. i t w i rkea. 886; dbotp and Lamb. 12,149 ; Calves, 607: P1p.315 Ulm Trim eAnglo Austrians:loold •AngtoCalironnan Auairalaslan ♦Australian Australian Castilian Australian Prsabold Ave Maria Brit's!' Australian Gole +Bras. Imp.(iss.atSi.p.r Ds. seas and Nabs Do. Bt.hn D;I Bey Carson's Creek Mee ?Colonial= 00 PluP 0 ?Capper Miners of Eng. ?Do. Pref. 74 per oat. iltsilhAostral.anCoppr Great Nugget Vets Do. Registered +Gerona grand Duchy of Butt Great Pulgooth Lake Bathurst Morey illaares _ London;aCalif ors. Gold Qauts CraohingOo FMariquita New Grenada . Nouveau Monde Nova Scotia Inning sad Cagg il l p raeltlag Part Quartz Poe r t il i tg:D/ has ew Santiago do Cuba +oath Australian United rts Waller West Granada Tuba • Transferable by stai 5 116 I Ws pv 1 14 Ala 12 2& St 4 111 3 1' 6 f e u 10j 1 56 _6s i f i i I li pe."'diell 14 16" I dim par die i I l i dis 7 par I gal i I On dis I dis iPID Bodnen dose to-tliii. - - Is It lill 4 id 134 id 2_x_d ir ed za Aubln Cori and Iron Ida/trail= Acultural Auctralmiau Pacific 'Modish= Royal Mall Harlin Watorworke . . BMs& American Load— British & Colonial Smithy; &eduction Comm, Stepan ..... 11)141 - 7 - etkZicreirradi .. .::: . . Xl,O o oa 1 15.0eral Stator Navigatke Yorleneral 8. 8. Shipping Co 6,61' [doh Beetroot Sugar I.4.Mnadalena St. Navigation 10,000 I 1 at Mall Patenottesm Fuel f 0.0.1 10 Netherland.. Land 21N.S. Wales Coaland Inter. Steam Navigation Co. 113.716 1 North liritirh Auaimlaslan W.* II Uo. Ned . 1%04 10 North of Europe Stearn I 111...00 Peel River Land a Mineral 2.00 11) Peninsular &Oriental 81m. 10,0,0 in. Do. do 60.009 2!Portland Iron Company 14.810 10 [Royal Mall Staun 100,000 liSeottish Inreatment 12,74 itilSouth aurtrallan Land 150. ye 1 Submarine Telegraph 10,000 10r Vail Llismia's Lad sU 'U I all di 5 1 all all 15 all vi all all all HIDES.-THIS DAY. Lr tuzz.nat.L.—The present prices are: 561 b. to 641 b., ; 611 b. to 721 b., 3d. to 31d. ; 721 b. to BMb,. 3fil. to 31d. ; 801 b. to 881 b., 31d. to 4d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 4d. to 41d. Horse Hides, Gs. Ga. Calf-skins, light, Is. is 35.; full, 6s. BERMONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, 3s. to 3s. 9d.; Downs, 21. 6d. to 3). ; lambs, 2s. GI to 4s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Iie;;;. - 1attenden and Smith state that the accounts from the plantations still come conflicting. Some speak of improvement in the grounds that went first into blight, whilst those that have been latterly attacked are getting worse and worse daily, so that on the whole the market remains firm and the duty stationary at about 155,0001. COAL MARKET. THIS DAY. Walls End Haugh Hall, 195.; Walls Eld Helton , 205. ; Walls End Tics, s.-Bklips at market, 41. ----- EXTENSIVE FRAUDS nT GAMBLING EMIGRANTS. — Information has been received in London this day that a captain of a ship, who, some months ago, took his pas sage to Australia in a screw steemer, has suffered severely, with others, from two well known gamblers on board, named Christy, an ex-publican, and Fry, a medical practi tioner. The victim who has given this information to the police, states that on the twu above named persons first en• tering the vessel, they were recived as third-class passen gers, but suddenly, from, it is feared, an " understtnitior with some of the officers on board, they became fitat•els stspu sengers. and are winners without the least doubt of 3,001. The applicint, or captain, intends to proceed against the owners of the vessel for the recovery of his share, 6.501., and in a day or two the names of all narties conceiaed will be fully msdc known to the public. 62 11 211 . 0 1 K 12 414 t? 1516 506 0,000 100,000 tP,900 12,001 11.0C3 10003(.0 211,000 6 200,000 eon i•O teyw 60690 10 Of, NV 4 Jet lo 1 1 43,174 70,001.1 IWO° 160,000 1 I dia dui. pu 10 Ili 4 I die psi 7 I 4 . 1 41 I i dis i A di& 1 i " i as 34 3d am , fi l l I . i - 1 pin- vat — 1 0u27.1 iiit pm: 38 7 9 e q