The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-23 00:00:00

_ _ ___ „_._ _ _ • - . _ '-' --7 ./ - • .... ) . ~ • /,. " A'' fe /4"•• / . —. ‘., 1.,._a1 i0 ,,..,,,,... ›'-752 . .?"1 1. • .e-e...:7 4---- . ..' • . ~ CW::::-..,,,Z o b it avit . ,p rt ___ ~.,,, All .......\, . . No. 1,185. j LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1853. [THREEPENCE. _-- foLoakaoto RANK of INDIA, AUSIHALIA, tillikl GOLDEN LhelLltbb. by Ater. H. Met. SHARE LISTS. FOltaltll4 ZAILWATIL JOINT STOOK DANK& of a new rule, iu regard to the bank stateurrnto, roquirsarg I. ",• and CHINA. j, villa, in WO, '5l aad '3l. bound, Go. each year. Also ',Ott, 10 4 hawse" and Rutteroave 11 1 dle /""' reeweersted bv R.l JI I %atm 'rah Ironed hada*. Penny Planet, by lotto. "Parable of the Treasure:. ZOO, "The 10 8 Beans to Oralsseeese yar Pu No. ati. BASI:A. weekly reports of their average daily balances. The fi rst of i • . yeawda Pnou ; Deannee wsw dene . l t e h a e d ee ing re i p t o e r m ts s, a co pp n e v ar a e r d ed ta w d it a i r i h a e nd fig w u e ns a i nn o e r x th a e ta l b as le t o ( f iaa the r. I Pd ' " 3" • - 69024000 -moire (with power to overease to 61,000,0e0), iteemmenee of Good Deeds. romances of Character, • Nook for the MONDAY Evaxime. 6 S Seigle. rasters donation 9 1 44 ,_... 0 . 0,, : 3 0: ch.t.red tri ultra4 t. Co:. linimda;lie:La•Lio:AN...—...6.:..l-3111: 7- 1 .7 10 : :: - - 7 4 1:10 64 ia Sao" wares of SO each. Young. from *reweave by Rev. T. Niamey, Is. &I. 14 [.rear* on the 20 A. Calarisror mai Crquelinae. 149 Ist The English railway market was generally more 20 10 wassail eosin= s a ie. ~,,, si ,4 Diaarran Primer* try Rev. T. *limey, la &I. Fennoas (46) delivered in Exeter. Verowlrf Mitshelt 500.,31.e., am otaoss m s, %wh e n, ma daring tbe wig Exhi 1631 by the Metropolitan Muriotere buoyant to-day, and higher prices were supported to to P Nash Ihswish... bound as. ,008-99, Cusatim of aunt," by Dr. Cain. the last, although the float tone was scarcely so good le * 2 1 ‘ 61 1 1, 1 , 621 " aft ,„ 1 ,; • •• - • 3 33 33. 211 , 0 Untiob North Anneinus .. an Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits. Thlimi ssalts . i., * hr. /noel...het. rim wit. try. s mo g :a o,rt hell. mad Ces.,, Esiet India sad Matra. ming: 41. by Mtn, 3a. 4091 and 2,101, .. • Vint to Dome," 11 19 June 11..05,520,65G 512,174,509 $9,084,106 559,078..."/ I 1 um ant. ts Aldressaa'..wailL " A Sabbath in Poria." by Bev. H. Alia as at an earlier period of the day. Midland and s 5 Great bans Powinsals- 29 ss ',,* &moo so Chart. Sank of India. Ate V.,00n WO Colonl: ot.. . itiAt.ii.t. chart.: ..• : Aug. 6.. , 97,899,617 9,746,452 9,410,465 50,410,766 me moo . ~„. p r , aa e., iorector of the Claimed Life Aeon- James Pont, I, Chapter-house-court, St. Paul's. Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks were in demand, so to thread ihmeSse or Fruit. 11 25 pia 2 2 5 6, 00u 0011 20 00 C mig o tnitk mmerrial .. -- ---- servi we ees i'.lll Douse, Ilsowich. ... 1,0 GYMS Tema' et Canada 23,00.4 3) Lou. Chart. flank of Aust. 2v2 1 : 6 t ar. ; I Pl ' PS Increase.. 92,378,961 5426,359 but London and North Western and Great Western sieges eel lea& , ,„, c 4 „,a, a..m., to n. el took, Sows, ludas., !IL Pawl's Church. psi IRELAND. did not fully participate in the improvement. Cale- 20 11 Dreeteeeleeleffilese 2l Ulla 105 1 Decrease.. -- 1 Koslow Corr, FA., I. Powatarylaser. donians have been bought largely, apparently on 901 i s i ng am ib es .3l.Wal ' ai n i Carai k laar ir ammie 3 ' 33 MS 10,000; 50 London and County - 343 - . 1„- , 0 —..—........ 60,0001 60 London Joint Sera .- 10 - .— 'on 6:..at ar, Pea., •rtortotell lads, limey. ... - - It is apprehended that the foreign trade, for the current , e , .icaa.. Lindsay, tort,, Inn ed W. I& Lindsay and Co, DULIN. Aro. 22 . Scotch account. 6 3 Iresmildissala.6p.CLPerf 1 1 dim 60.00'000 i t/Judo° and Wvanitn . titar SO - Aueteh , .". THE APPROACHING ROYAL VISIT. to ks useseasers . ... ie 71 14.00000 ,National Prove of England 36 - - year, must result in &heavy balance agsinst this country taw. ~t warn aseetece, Esq.. Sem of Jose IforeWon and Co., t: , 1... De. (Ballway) ... .. 41 41 du + 2U which can 011ly be liquidated by a large export of coin. In Awtniltan a ershateo, CY-iorawoust. Phlipotohuta. It is understood that we are to have no illumina- THIS DAY.—Two ecLoti. 5 1 Do. :v.Ol 50 National o't iiiiisa - - 33.472 2.5 1061.06141 Bank Corporation all 609 619 IQ view of thie, and the rather expanded condition of the 4 i (With pOWel to add to their number.) tious on the occasion of the royal visit. The prac- The railway market to-day is heavy, and prices 3 3 De. Kbei s ll..._ ... ... I) 4 ..«.0..00 , Provincial of Ireland 26 - banks, the adoption of a more prudent policy cannot be post's. . Meows,. Marshy , Breen, Trill/tr. and Co. IV 4 be. Osareateed . . lice of illuminating has been long since exploded in in nearly all cues rule at a reduction. Spe- s o 9 w omi .. d meaftigi6ol } alts Pat 4,00u1 W Do. New an - - otherwise than salutary ; and the necessity of a more fre ,.., li'llolM — Mews. worms. Lute, and Peachsy. 60.0001 5 Sept Australian Banking !vent expose of their condition will produce more uniform- 0,......... -Meows. loelson. Ileitetunroo, sod co.b England, and it is deservedly objected to, as in- culative stocks suffer chiefly. Celedonians 10 71 2602114 ... .. - 11 1j pea 1 1 and Gold Imp. Co 1 f dls 8.000, 23 I douth Anguilla r ,,i,et.,. h..e now th e gratification to Amman to the sun. creasing very much the risk of fire, and imposing on Great Westerns, London and North-Westerns, and 121 , 0 21 .,„ igiall im " t " - • .- - -20.001 P 25 „Upton of Austaaha ..:-. that the sower 4of the bias of the Treasury, the Doane of . . in t LegeDidth M. , 71 7. it,ooo .. IDo. New SC 8 af any time previous to let December next, to the extent of / lv""" 4, and tit iteaaarable Last ladle Company, has tne citizens a wasteful and unprofitable expenditure. York and North Midlands, have all been offered at is ii Notthsee er p r ..,._.. . 3 5 5 a l ~,.., ~,i.,4111, o o SO ski Da. 206 6 pee eI. Den& 36 1 1 6,06.111 6u Union of London.. ...... llO - - I. , ~..i.,“1 iota. charter et boewponktoos or ibis neat, " b "thig The general feeling of the corporation at their lower rates. Businesspnerally is very quiet.6.000 40 IlMion of Madrid ...... Nee D. & Andes. elm.: 14 161 1 ' ._ - ... •......t ... ~, w4ll 4., Ow "Ow,. Arkin h 11121[1E6r 'mat- I . .. . . . . . . . .... . ft It is apprehended that the foreign trade, for the current year, must result in &heavy balance against this country, which can only be liquidated by a large export of coin. In view of this, and the rather expanded condition of the basks, the adoption of a more prudent policy cannot be otherwise than salutary ; and the necessity of a more fre quent expose of their condition will produce more uniform ity of action on the part of those institutions. Official notice has been given that the government will purchase, at any time previous to let December next, to the extent of 5,600,000 dole. of the loans of 1847 and 1818, at 121, and interest. This notice was published on the let inst. As yet the offer has been accepted for only a very small part of the amount, and it is nut likely the whole will be obtained for some time to come. The purchases are made with the surplus revenue, which largely exceeds the estimate. The transactions in State and City Loans, and railroad bonds, have been small, sad prices, with a few exceptions, are steady. The only important change is in the two classes of convertible bonds of the Erie Railroad. Those of 1862 have declined 2# per cent. The 1871's are now sold ex-interest, and, making the proper allowance for this, tho decline is 3 per cent. The prices of these bonds is to some extent dependent up.n that of the shares ; and as bat few of the termer are offered for sale, the downward tendency is probably mainly attributable to the decline in the latter, which have been thrown upon the market in large quantities. Interest for loans "on call" has advanced to 7 per cent., and on speculative securities much higher rates are paid. Discount of leading paper ranges from 9to 12 per cent. The exports of gold since our last report are 1,563,552 dole. The receipts from California, 2,200,000 dole. The balance of coin in the sub-treasury in this city i is 8,478,000 dole. The market f or f ore i gn ex changes s very unsettled. The rate for first-class bankers' bills on London is 109 i ; but bills purchased on time have been re-sold for cash at much lower rates. MONEY MARKET. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 95 13-16 ; ditto Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 631; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 7-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 82 13-16; Mexican New, 26 9.16 ; Equador, 4 7-16; Granada De ferred, 104; Peruvian, New, 83. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Rentes, 103.30; ditto Three per Cents., 80.20; Bank shares, 2.830. THIS DAY.—Two ottorK. The English stock market is flatter to-day, and throughout the house a drooping tendency prevails. Consols opened 9$ to 4, and have declined to 981 to Z, which is the present quotation for money and the Bth Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 i to Z ; Bank Stock, 2281 to 229 ; India Stock, 237; Exshequer Bills, 2s. to 3s. prem. Foreign stocks have been steady, with scarcely any change in prices, and a very limited business. The sales irclude Granada Deferred Bonds, at 104 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 834; Russian Fives, 1174 ' ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent s ., 102 ; Sardinian, 964; Spanish Deferred, 234• the Certifi cates, 63 to a per cent. ' • Dutch Two-and-a-Half per ' Cents. 644; "Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per C en t s ., 100. Mexican Bonds are quoted 264 to 27k. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUOAR.—The public pales, which are large, are progress ing steadily at last week's prices. Refined also steady; brown lumps, 46e. ; grocery lumps, 465. Gd. to 48s. 6d. COVPEE.—The public sale of Plantation Ceylon went off at full prices; Native bought in at 465. ; these descriptions have a very firm appearance. The Brazil partly bought in at full prices. Tea —There appears to be increased confidence in this article, and the demand has improved. Ricz.—l,4oo bags Bengal sold freely in public sale, 13s. Gd.; a few lots, Ha. ; which is Gd. advance, and a good demand exists by private contract. SALTPETRI.-500 bags were offered in public sale and bought in ; refraction Ito 21, 28s. 6d to 292. Markets generally wear a healthy appearance. ....t al .4 DISMIONS Proverbs, by Rev. T. bleam, la AL refaces OS) &heeled in Exeter. ine misguide nuiway mancet We. generally more ID 10 oljss sad Seesni . on ... - i . ilea 3 , ,,,,..tee mitehell. zse., m.e., arm otauseson, Mitchell , hall daring the Exhibition. 1 511 b 7 dm Metropolitan plainer*, buoyant to-day, and higher prime were supported to 10 3 TMSM Inswine.. .- .. 21 1/ P ie id the last, although the final tone was scarcely 10 41 00 4 36 De. Mrairslen . ''' and t 0... he- erudid•- , r. rt. ,t lou saa Co., ,Ent loco am moos. o bor g d ; 4 11 ; by 7,OOS- Ditt 9: : ::be 2.o9, ino Cs4o2 lo l . ol "go ov b ial t,'; b to y lir a. . cam. 10 7t Iliet hillaa . . 3* pa 11 16 513 ; r a , ll ;,,„7„., ll 7ldlrniaa a' " 'a -walk t• A Sabbath in Pasis." by Rey. H. Allem. seat an earlier period of the day. Midland and 3 s Meat Inease Porinsals 24 2111 , Of ' d u moo. ~,,. Er. MU. Director of the Claimed Life Amur- James Paul, I. Chapter-house-court. St. Paul's. Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks were in demand, 20 10 OM Jerboa of Pearce 24 21 pia ta. eir I '.311 lime, II amich. ... tO OMR 111 that 44 Canada once . , , a , c„3, 0,41., ma. of took, Some, aad(b., M. Pears Church. reel• IRELAND. did not fully participate in the improvement. Cale- 20 5 OreatemOrd dhows... 5, SIAM MI 1 µoar...Cam IM., Llama Pouateemilaer. !Ai all '34.NeelefCarelapheree a i els :„ -.4'• i .W 4,4 ltr, Pp, •desoitell laden, limey. donians have been bought largely, apparently on i o ; se igu a me as as i T am , -;':! , act.. Landry, beri., len of W . a. Lindsay and Co., DoILIN, Aro. 22 . Scotch account. 6 3 hismilitowitile.lpeLPni I Idi Atiet.sfet 4 •• ~ THE APPROACHING ROYAL VISIT. ro •3 LomPliours .. ... ... le 72 in I . Da. (Railway) ... .. 41 41 ' " AL u tr lu anan 4.7, rrehan..."*.Z.ColVM)ril.e..r..lll"l.4Phelrpr:esamia.lianiim and Co., It is understood that we are to have no illumine- THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceota. 5 I Do. (With power to add to their nntateet.) tioua on the occasion of the royal visit. The prac. The railway market to-day is heavy, and prices .1 3 Da. Maim)... ... ... ii it fuishie• . Nero. hereby, Berm, Tulle,, . and Co. tice of illuminating has been long since exploded in in nearly all caws rule at a reduction. Spe- eO l. 1 i edia llk ‘L ar m adftia ;6 o l a4tl.4 • 1 411 2 00 ...... 1.47.. a... - Memo. tmensco. lark., and Peachey. p.m a.,.. -Neew5..10.411144. Ilittetuneon, ad eon. England, and it is deservedly objected to, as in- calative stocks suffer chiefly. Caledonians, is 7 i Madras ... ... ... .. If 24 pa P eer 1 . 'eery. here now the gratification to annum, tome Mare. creasing very much the risk o f fire, and imposing on Great Westerns, London and North-Westerns, and :: 1 r, amt. , ....... ... .. that the strew •I of the Lore of the Tremary, the Beer., of , lama 51 Lege(with h.) l i l t 71 T b "; . 4 ' . . m .,i. „nir.4, and of It. liomorable haat tear Corapany, mg the citizens a wasteful and unprofitable expenditure. York and North Midlands, have all been offered at is li Warn 04 pajj,,,,. , .. 31 1 35 1 1 l a „., ...sr.' :., t ~• cear ter el leowpoentar or ibis nue, serest* The general feeling of the corporation at their lower rates. Business generally is very quiet. 10 MI De. 101. 6 per et Wend , 1 0 „.„ t Liu , , an Sueral. a, 10 well r the other Drain Coimisa emu .0,1 40 . eve or u„ e d le„, a a4 th a t the ea ... ot p. i d I d meeting on Friday is understood to have been op- French shares are dal. Strasbourg@ remain flat otos B. at Andes. 4104 14 141 IS all noriesnen Week Prefer. 81 9 be - billed vt the Iblet:Muned, held us the 19th inn., and only swells posed to a general illumination, and that body meets at 391 to t. Northerns are quoted ael to l ; and 10 ts Pans au Lyons - . 14 191 pa oe aaa jnites of t memory f wens The Directors also beg to in this day, to come to a final resolution on the Paris and Lyons, 181 to 19 prem, SO so Paris awl (Mesa' ... .. 491 304 th a trey bare waned suitable prem.intnt other for the Beak -a. - 20 lo Paris sad Rouen ... 41 45 ul Sat'. ll N •9 re 0 1 e•-feat; t• and further, subject, as well as upon other preparations for her z, is . ts uth sea ore .J. . , tree nett. e••• se , ORDINARY SHAWLS AND lITOCRIL SO te Perim and IKTa.l.brit . 3 'l sat IE4: they 1 , 0 , f• I, , fliefeiel to se lee quelled II urgers for tee Madesty's reception. A nuking of the magistrates !ma th,. ,y its. vorporatien to be opened in Intha, Australia, and au leading gentry of the county of Dublin was held nii. pa, RaLwars. Chinas ones. etc today lOl . „mid Me , med .. 16 1 114 i Yesteray. to 2 p.m. 10 a • Some ... 204 chp.-gy order of the board. uroboe HOPE, Ileseetary, pro 15... at Kilmainham on Saturday, Lord St. Lawrence in Tooperser oases, 11, 110 '" l° ' l ' itt. IN Miens. - ... 134 14 the chair, when a loyal address to the Queen was ali s i , ;6 8 6. 5 3 Royal Bwedlele , ... f 1 dis imp pis minty ur Amen. 1062. 30 1' maker ant 'Vow. _ el is repared, to be submitted to a general meeting this and . . 41 6 IA 4 Do. 54 per Cent. Prefer. - - lIIF.ST IMONIAL to Mrs. CHISHOLM.-At a day. IR all Inallne.4lllesetTnley II )04 51 58 IMlwwlanshOltee. Jon.; 5 7 ai. a 110 1 inn Leen of Frame 4 Ipa SI n 6 tinhorn of Frame 54 81 pm .I. MELTING, nil at the Ilily of London Tavern, on the oth or Her Majesty's screw steamer Blenheim was moored 371 all oemassmira.sentuccJ ao 22 ad td Is. Upper brllattur4 - pm lit Aussut. at Kingstown late last evening. She is the forerun- 13 15 4 D. do. 413 . 201 - I 3 4 2 4 die ad of all Wast Plandors 4 41 2 , ,e Licht Illon I intERI ".'IRNON mane M.P., In the chile, St. ICtl abed end NNW ... . 1 0 1 1 0 3 10 V' Do. 31 per Cent. Prefer. - - cite 5 . 1 ,, r 0,...,,,,,, r „.„•,,,„.e. at -0 uneatenoualy pepord: ner of the royal squadron which will attend her at, iOO amad a sis . .r at 074 674 7 1 20 In sloven et 1.4.-r.e. 0 101 pa 64, 4 , e d by the bight !IL'S. t1it.,144 1341.11147, M.P. ; weeded by Majesty on her Irish visit , and which left Ports- le ar , Minor sad la7 8 ;:a 1 • 54 21 tO 2 Neatens of Switzerland 1 I die Huse. ( vitals, Cp..30 9 leeland 2l 21 dim That Mr, Caro iris Chabot= Maim. during a period of 13 pars mouth on Saturday for Dublin. The squadron will I I : 1 , 1 D on, °*rt a1td .". 10 ,,,,,,, — . :' 1 4 't 'rt., ( din tr. c , uhtry sod Artralia, iteented Prow to the relief of consist of Encounter, 14, screw, Captain (3. W. D. u lc' moue, teem, tweeter. tbe hutat.:er cr.. tonere, by mi./mating and carrying oat • aye s, o f ..alf..upportnat family eolonuatioa, snit 40 refollllllol4 the abases O'Collaghan ; Baracouta, 6, paddle, Commander de !wades ... 13 al , End Anglin .. . .. 51 14 dour migrate./ mama. with eminent seal, talent, and SUM.% 14 George Parker ; Black Eagle, Admiralty yacht, u all Ditto EIS i . n . el if.).; si 4 etnettel to V e w•the meat:toile ot the public at large. Muter Commander John E. Petley ; and Banshee, u 20 1 110 0 mm . 121 131 131 13 MINES. :,,,,„ i by 4,,,,ape Low., 2.. q., M.P.; seconded by ktr Isaac . _ . Lvor Got ram, Bart.: channel despatch vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Se °I s "" ra ni a . ri w al "" - 45 fie • r,,t a lAtwi be riled. InAl 9 , ' ""td 10 31 r** (bimb", s.. Poblif James llosken. The Victoria and Albert, paddle, as .: liiii.elme a mil Ercilt . l 33 S 7 MONDAY Ernfnia. t..,. I,' ~' the .pernatim of h^r Meanie services.' The tone of the market for home mining stocks is - i.nd,,,,1 n .4 by .1 G. 141.44440, Ere., C.... 4•71104 of the Beak of Captain Crispin, with her screw tender the Fairy, i i , , . t o o? , E x rd ft l w areseMbe• Jamomi . lior 6 72 4 74 itd yard improving. A fair amount of business has been done euetust; see ivied by WALT ALIXAWOBA DOKALD•ON. haq. Master Commander Welch, will be the first of the at toe rzenbeeet sea it:L. . 11 74 73 to-day, and there biro inquiries, besides other stocks, tot:Wiry) : anuadron. But Commodore Lord Adolphus Fitzcla- to 14 Ediehwein sea .. -_ -- 10,0 ti... 1., veiny geatiren he app fisted to receive subscript inns, --a • . •••• • St ISO 111Molnigl‘Pern.Deadey 26 30 II for the following, viz. :-South Frances, South Bas set is ,et.o • e eranittre, fa the yaryor of carrying out the object rence will shift his red breed pendant to the tern- f i t. 100 GI . k fislikwe . tin _ • set, Tincroft, Tamar Consols, Alfred Consols, Trehane, Otto. 1 ret.".4 : ble, 21, paddle steam frigate, Captain M'Cleverty, at ft. Ind aitigeeneen ... _. 81 63 112 , Aunt lloe. Terme Smith , Beikes Currie, Esq., M.P. 54 Bell and Lenarth, and Mill Pool. The ales to-day me. Stood A. Doneldsuo, Fp. ( or Holyhead, and will take charge of the yachts, and 8t I°o D•• d e Meek ... ••• 53 65 pi, 100 Ds. 11. iledt . . ... 155 iss 1351 are, South Caradon, 220, 223 • South Frances, 240 Me Might Hon. Kidney Herbert, Sydney). command the following:-Tribune, 31, screw, Cap- lit. ISO GLIMMEAMIMmt..(Ire. 113 115 lIS M.P. J. G. Ilubbaed, Fag. Min Hon. S. T. Carnegie; Encounter, Baracouta, 8 : 100 810111 WINNE .. - 55 19 4 IN 154 Dolcoath, 771, 821 ; Alfred ' Controls, 19; ; Copper 11101NK4111.0441.ju1t.,Emq.,11.1'. I Jar.. Atelander, gamll 11 Ina it Iran .. 71 71 . Hill, 140; Wheal Mary Ann, 431 ; Great Wheal Or her Palie. n rt., M.P. 1 George Ilay Donaldson, Esq. Banshee, and Black Eagle. . 90 all Iwarmeret nil Darnels .. 104 107 Alfred, 271; Trettisis, 111, 17; Trebane, 111 121 ; Sr wee Lyon tharreel, Ilan. !rotes Darer, rel. The following preparations are being made fsr 161 its lie.is 17 II pm Rome Los.. 5..., M.P. W. S. Lindsay. Req.7B4 North B as set, 101, 114; Tincroft, 7, 4 ; Tamar Con nie Count hireSOnki. C.R. IP. R. Cane, Faq. the reception of the Queen and royal party in the Pi a l i i : lal l a Dalmih r lisei; 76 764 41 41 Ms sole, 24, 1. eta: nearresse, eel., mi . . I semi,' liyamsy, Esq. Exhibition Building :-An awning from the outside 14 114 Die WOOO spina islet 34 n . 51:BSCILIPTIONS. edge of the flagway to the pillars of the porchway ±? 41 1 • 401514 ". 4 " ••• - 1 5 "I 13A The gold mining share market was more buoyant Masoallt Linea, FN., A. end 8., per Mans. ILI 111 Lainewd Madmen se 85 3 3 3 will form the entrance. Flagway and steps will be 10 7 Los.jubity.6 s ou u m ai II II D u in tone, and prices were generally better for the grams, ... i 1 0 bran aad Coot favourite stocks, including more especially Nouveau Lan hombre% sp. 0 1 . .Nl.llOlll Isamu. am ss o covered with crimson cloth; a part of the porch will IL NT Pdp_Prightlin.ls B . OM' 101 10i • [ad It Ifeetli.Weets . 112 1124 ad 114 114 124 M onde, Agoa Fria, aodCalonial Gold. At 4 o ' clock, 'Meta. With, Im. ... I 11. !lateen/a, Esq 3 0 0 be partitioned off as an entrance for her Majesty, it 100 s I l eum s. , Jobe Fon* EA. ... o sir E. N. Buxton .. ~ & Motu, Seq. W. Wilat, Rai . I. ' beet, and Co._ .. .... .... 530 op like an oriental tent, lined with white and I t l i et Lora ... jt e lionth.Weeterr 86 87 6 ad o, 851 7ad Great Nugget, ~,, to prem. • ; Port Phillip, •-to 4 Nee, Whitby . ••• . e I Scott Kama, Cp. 5O 0 _ _ 7 die. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 dia. • "Nou amber-coloured satin, carpeted and elegantly fur- 40 34 In. On _ ... . . .... 6 3 die ad Ref. Wm. Vflattry to Re.. c. Miller ... (apt. the 1hm.114...n too Lloyd's Weekly News- This tent or vestibule will be reserved for her U all Lowdondrrylk Eanialdllsa IS 30 1 3-16 prem. nurathuti.e, (1.9 . 0 0 paper lO 0 0 at. MO hanohJilhet.,lsLineolnsb. 174 154 In the prices of Wes ° India shares there is little The haul of :e. ma. The Oosi lese Mann lO 0 0 Majesty's sole use during her royal visit to our 54 44 Do.iiiin.alLinel.Unloi , - - gie tole, Cumin neat • - I 0 Mahe Eimmlei rs l = 10 a 5 metropolis. The public will be admitted into the r . : e l wklima Da. m.i . - an i• Da - 7 44 1 7 4 1 4 ra4 change. Metcalfe closed, 35 to 34 prem. Toe WNW* AU. ochte .8 3 • lasenellablea 10 0 0 A large number of Obernhoff shares have been Lady limner II • Minh Ilnek lbs. lO 0 0 building by side doors. From the western door 30 474 Mid.O. Weet. (lee)... •- - - purchased at 4 prem. There are buyers of Gladbaoha 'tinhorn Hardin& MONS. Genes and of the royal vestibule the passage up the main 18 MI td l4o 71 • 1118111 •-• - - - LA., P.R.S. hall to the dais will be covered, and on the dais 8: 41 1 z. porta x i i'i r d,;', :. I : 1 3 r 7 at 1 prem. 110,,Wynawn tiering I 1 0 The Earl of Maftcsbury 10 0 0 The closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Misers Head, c / r t i o nn fi e d . ius. par Le to wis t pre Hil ta lltan .; s ge ui. , The Err. J. limning ... I v Lard Undoes, . - 25 174 J 1 Ma Mr, Marion ... ...... . I 1 t Eon Lowe, Esq..M.P lO 0 0 rial blue carpeting, on which will be placed the chairs 2s aa 7 al a grg w an fa cl iaa us raat ewe a llr a, s al : 0 um luau ma. Edward k to 2 per share ; Great Mrel3.l pun .l2ses,Queeu're Strad, M.P. lO 00 of state. Behind this dais will be an entrance to st. 1.#3 Nina ... ... ... 31 u I Mews. 'Carp Rahn the Royal Dublin Society House, fitted up with ele- 15 15 Do. New ... ... ... - - phate of Barytes, kto i per share; Britannia Gold, 1 Mrs, Senn te. Pe 'North knish . . ... 33 SI 324 • John Glendon, Esq. Nre.lticinle . .. . ... .... • The Right Ron . It. Ver Field dips are held a couple of times a week in 10 1 1 'North DITOII. /IL i. - - -an C. Soiled , " Eat e =enned. 10 0 0 the • Park, as rehearsals for the grand review that is • 0 De. 44 as.nals.e ...-- -- nia maica), 31 to 4 pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 1 to 11 - women. Ent 0 Massra.B. Silver aralCo. le 10 0 prem.; 'A le d'Or, Ito 1 dis.; London and Vir- Iseteatie. De - Mow, EY4 ...- . • Wm. hewn lad Nene 10 too The following constitute the military force now in " ; In ! Null ' W e etNh Ol 9 00X8 , Lea% EN • Jana Manna 1114 lO 10 0 10 10 !North k3outh Westing. 14 npm sown :-Cavalry : Ist King's Dragoons, 2nd Queen's acltoo ;Jame, Won.,6woint. 31 st bon Coal, sto 5 dis.; Kentnare, par to I ' prem.; Lake Mews. !Lend and TiessomtClandwe _ 10 0 0 SuperiorCopper,l die. to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 25 to W den ........ ....... a X ern. if. Like& Bays, 11th Hussars, 16th Lancers. Infantry : 63rd, Wm ; , eottildi Central ... - 5 1 II OLLOO Ifeenidi IndleAd ... ... 63 64 24 prem. •, Connemara, 4 din. to 4 pm; Glenaulin, Ito -Rare, Sill 8 child ••48 • 115 • ...- 25 5 0 91st, 46th, 21st, 17th, and 90th Regiments. du* rillimere.6 Urn., ... . 63 63 i dia.; Monarch, 4to 4 di& ; Australian Mutual, t thelson, let 4 neonate Lower us on Wit.iin Minn, Lei. t Le2 a rbwride Eons. daily increasing in number, and in addition to those gi a! ! Vrae •• mey bib muu m uco l , a . ta , 3 4 1 dim 7 1 Australian Land and Mining, Ito 1 per share; Mel. W. I.,Nerth wale.... 0 15 0 0 -Oldwrd, Esq.. Clan- 2 , 'sq.. m . p . 23 0 a which take place by the three Holyhead steamers 011akee. li s la.) - 19 11 bourne Gold, Ito 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, 4 bet a . go, .. . • Wow bro. arriving each day at Kingstown, great numbers uow IV , ":;;I , Le..M llOOO ••• ... ••• 91 11 to I per share; Great Hewes United Tin, }} die. to e ..... li • there, MICA 130.100 ... .. 01 31 dig par ; Brucuta Gold, 1-16 die. 1-16 pm.; Poltimore, meow:oft to •MI Uwe Maw, Sone, Mt Monledure 711 par to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold, 1 to 4 per share; rad& _ . ..... 3 • A Yrlinii, per A. L. The Gahvay Packet has the following paragraph 50 a 0 l e e= t im ' aila - ..- 3 , 71 / i i t 13 1 a 7 Lackamor Copper, 1 die. to 5 pm. ; East India Iron, 18,..... ban' 'h an d r- 7.,' ' ea - 2 2 l' h Th e a"" 4460,' E di th .. Sid ney 50 0 0 with reference to Lord Campbell and his tenantry In so 15 .11sele Tastracidale;Die , 134 131 58. to 7s. per share; Sue River (of Jamaica), 4to 2 Lassen Jame ... s 1111 inert, IL.P. 23 o 0 the west of Ireland : IS all IMeithia 6 Darlineton -. ,16SS ad 23 150 tllwoninwer Closeaßall.' Si 21 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 05 dis.i leyeete. En, almehh-Q Ollll6 mod Co . 23 0 0 Lord Campbell will entertain his Idoycullen tenantry at 3, ii I va s .: m at h . . 1 , 4 25 13 British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, sto .. 2 • The mow Ilos. Lard a public banquet in the large school-room of Moyeullen on I-, ail ly.sodirgoad kwiiiis . 54 5 Ile:r ir ewraiy ANIMIIIM. 23 0 0 9 MN. ; New South Wales Gold, kto .7. per share ; 2 o The Wale Boa. the next Monday. Ws have heard that the invitations amount 41.1 MI Weblethlld Mad 22 33 t sßll.- . .!4 . Bost (rma . .. . 91 101 1 3ei- Dam% Nosi. (col atm. tenantry in a similar manner during the eneuing week. I: _.,.. 11. 4 ..... - - London and Liverpool Australian old G Mining and Streaming, par to 4 prem.; Cologne Lead, f, to 1 die. ; /IL Rm. . . 11 I• , Newt) 2O 0 0 This speaks well for the future career of Lord Campbell as '• 7 i r '''' .2 . 4 s ~ ...... i i r . = -._ Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 5 prem.; w• l ns o .l ...... 25 5 1 sv • hetheecei Eaels an Irish landlord. We have also been informed that he ii . too ly"s imm u s 1 891 703 70 Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 dia. to 1 prem.; South Devon w. A. .. . 2 •111 0, Lin rjeul .. ' I 74 gi p Cow 1 I I Mews. Itedkrs eel 1111.11•Ahra 2 • • Ale: ender 23 0 0 his tenantry in sewing and embroidery. Should his lord- 53 ! 111 Do.O.N.E.Parakam I 2 24 6 ~ i Consols, 4to j per share. li•eraanaboal Bias J s•' W. C. Wentworth, ship proceed in this course of conciliation and kindness, in- St. 100: York and Nor th Midland 20 . 651 94 Dualmaanoia 8a.... 2 •• ! Cm , d .4ydoey THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. Tor Ifewlieg. gm. . lady Noel Byron 3O 0 0 was the ease oa the estate of the Law Life Assurance Com- LIND LEASED AT PIKED aarracs. It. ISO l'uckingtesnahlre (leoei.; The gold wining shares are flatter to-day, and 1 1 , LP-- -- 9h 9 lb. 8• ' °11 d o c.°l4'3•ld 3 0 ° 0 pane — the ferocious crowbar brigade, sherd will not be J..: lablemed. ex, -1 • 1,, W. S. Lindsay, Esq. - . . to Lanimilf.Werteral' 103 MS a (,_ more promptly paid rents nor a more happy tenantry in 50 M Clniaillehe Janette* prices generally rule rather easier than yesterday. AL ll 'a w. , " us tillik .eog, ll" ;_: I S :S I 4641 Per M ean. . an, Ibilegrim.q: sod -- Inland. fhe dinners will be supplied by the Railway comegboxildeetsw.. 614 an ad Colonial Gold are quoted a to 4 prem.; Nouveau . W Melds, 114, -..- 5 0i• M.P. Lie been In* .....-. 1301. C. Peen, Esq. IL *Wen ley ....... • otl A IL Taylor, eq. j Capt. Lam,11.71.... sI •i suice A. maga (lsseNnefirestWeetYrn . 5 33 54 Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 351 to LkateCeL Alm 11 1 11bm 5 • Illi ler. Hash 0 If 1 ad Ilesl Deck A Rehr. 361; Peel River, Ito 11 prem.; North British Austra- Jo epli Morp, Yee .... 3 • • IL E. Hough, req. 0 le TIL N. A Der.) - - Nam linespie, beq. - 3 •• I Mlle NW 0 If USIC. xi I• ... - 114 .- . (LTorkleML: , 113 114 lasian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; and Scottish Australian Or a mos Duke, bar 1 ., I Are. IX Pries, earl .. 0 13 24 DA Inn. plittol ... 36 57 Investment, 1 13-16 to 1 15 . 16 prem. ... P. . ... 300 i Y. b. P., Camberwell.- 6 151 131 DA I nn. 11111110 (t11t: , .., 174 34 114 -ft. T. S. 1111110410 d .11 A. P. 6 DRURY LANE. 11, la Loam sod Greene .et. Clang Easing= 4 . 3 6• ' S.C., IlhakasyOwed 52 South d a rn 144 144 i • rim , done Mem. Robert Ileuthey i 11. C._ - ..... - , - 20 10 at n o m ,. ot II 23 Mo. Mown Paid. , Yesterday. to-day. 1:14.. ._ ..„ 5 3fi 4.11Mu15......~ . , T.t.Makell Le.,11.P. 5• • tit. L. De Innwells, En oit is announced, will consist of twelve nights, and AM doreaLd 0.. ....„ $I • r.o . Ward, Esq. 0 Jd all Tlitto :tro t* . per " Cent. - - 50,000 I inn& Australian Redd ail 4 dis par Jetta Walter. laq. - Wean kaq. an 4 5000 • 11101 -.A 8 am pli d .' , 3 3 1 10,00 P 15 taustralastou ... ....... 2 I die per Chart:- Shah.% Coq. _ 5o 0 Mrs. nation (late 0f22,000 90 Arendt= Mr, 14,thnihte ... 50 0 ! roast . Melbourne ).. to 0 very excel'entl and original German dress, and . y restos:ma use.. - - flf,"Of : Aitstre.:tan °lett:len _ all I (dos 1.1.. Stehi,saki . ... a 4.1 lichen DO.C S, Eaq., effectively performed. The prima donna was Madame ex, at, i= Orsoltsed(34ldl.) lus its excein I Austreion Freehold . al: A 5 446 Mes. Lennon ...... 05 1 Caseper ..._ 4 • Caradori, stated to be from the Scala at Milan and rabatter 4114.0: 45 5° I N (tired to Iset.Coisr- el 25 gy ie,ooe 1 Ave Marla all A 4 die - v...iting, PA .. . . .... I• ; 111. Denson. ditto 31 . Ewan, req., M.P .. 001 shalenet andles.biell the Grand Opera of Vienna. This lady is, indeed, so .se tectuea sent. eso.); - - 884 20,020 90 4 7.ritlehlrin 13.3 7 a Iwo Iberbete ...... •el we, ditto T. cant tel. RAI G bard, y,, q .__ 4 4 6:l:: 4 4 . *Di du o. .Dulim s'E . 4. .Ei g",:: 3 4 0 6 theatre in Europe. She is a handsome and ,2 4 ' I 2 fano 1 Mom tatto). . 1 - - 11.•*i it Du. Pt. John Dal Ray 15 521 113 j IL P. Many, Pit ad Ilti,teio 1 Canon', Cres;t ..... -.., 1 4Ms far 1 a onset Iliethera - - 441 4 te t Se eelvtem win to Nevem' 8 4 the Temmomm his Mugwump. the finest quality, is an accomplished singer, ~L 1 I,: ,D„ m mirs ibmaik l4ll 150 ad 160,000 5 tCultaital tv01d......... 14 pa 111 e, ~./11.1' , and Weave 11 other, 'tin., den.. LP.) end by the ult. imaab i yk.,. ; _m . ;L.., am Co,; A i ". and „.„,. and an intelligent and agreeable actress. Her ui oil.si• meassuremintleseso 14 04 616 Coleco to mr.lareiseei sse,soi. at. Kopper . miners ot rag. ali 33 43 3/ '' as Dame. AM 00 .; C.OlB O 11 .1 CO. t Haan. and Co.; and whole performance of the interesting part of Agatha Le. .a aid ro. ; and ma , at the others, 29. bueklembury, Loodoe, 541 i 54 Nom traßey, Bp. Ctras. kona 33 +W. Pref. 7 , permit all 01 74 pm was admirable ; and we have never heard the ardu- ; ' /wand to StratnarDer - - 10,i.•.. i 4004.....10.4rat..0 4 4,pr. all 2f 11 die by the 11. a faermary, 0 mere Nay lneakboo, Esq., to whom all to : re-metre aM be made payable. ous scene, in the second act, known in English as 2.. 155 0... o Ditto DWG .. I 'l4 321 ad Oreat Newt Veia.... Id' I 1 pn, t. 10,1 Wars A 13041•raii (Maw s°U ' enC 2 i I D. Kilowatt ..... al —— , " Before my eyes behold him," with more brilliant i, Orem Western) I'M 11:4Ij 3 - .,..,', 20 w'... • en! QUMMER.—Ladiss will find the application of . execution, or greater energy and variety of expres- - moo. 1 1.,4214 Duchy of MP, al, 1 dl s 'ST 1,0 POW LANDS LILT WI: gra•rhilly refreshing in nrerre.eg . 11.057 i Great Polgouth .lli -- Ms the Wimey mu beauty of the c• 0. lesion and Mtn iron &a harem mon. The character of Max was sustained by Herr PREFERENCE MURK& 10.',,40 1 1 Lek. al.:6tllf It .... lea Aeo , 0313 . No at°. 1N ., . ‘ lO l OlllO ll tlw aloud of languor and Reichardt, who has been well known here for 1.; tali...beide. No. 7 7 et 1 ' —• 5.:,00. 1 Lil.c.e:y frat-tlea, Maytag a I OrttaWity a ,I beat, and la bitty he alth . 9,40 , I 4 1 inane the 'he Maim wartle. I ate. •Lint MI re.: Jrcd elasticity and he. several sermons ao an excellent concert singer, and 4! tee fg:tl e li P..:ter ' 4 P perCnt... 103 - 1116 1:40::• , . I Lando,,a:Calit re. Geld 11 l' deed the slda. r....c... Tao. dpi t', Pimples. aad Vembates. now showed himself a not less excellent actor. It. 115,0 /Nolooloh 111 0 , ••:, -i lOS. 1 . ... 0 Cur - errata, DJ.. all 4 1 I 1 999* " e Is P hte 'T " Ith " le ' t. "7 the hAlTdart sod te place 1 ° • Formes was the Caspar, which is adinined to be one I t , u ' : .0 ,,c"T",„,,,0 ''',„,„.d ""rt'.:........1 l• 4 20i ''' paz i V. 4,000 I IlLtrieuita ile:Aaely deer and tale C.weiwisein. In mum of am re, • . 'r ell lool4o IL IfitzicashSt.Ameriean 8, 7 of iweee, tie nen., 1. 2 ,4 peg been eekpepogas.-pep ea, is. of his very greatest parts. He performed it with great sl sit e...z0:4 , , Path, an 1 414.., 6-,tot 1 New Granada .. a'.~ ". Pm Weir- raetA•- -no wad . Pawisette htd7dof ars power ; his great aria, esially "Revenge," was a ! , ter. lonott^c ... .. I, 51 51 110000 ; Nonern Mors. l e Is 'Pe wireporr.- gold be A. Itnwl.AND and SONO, 30, datum. St st 1.4 tAricha1f(91.10.404.41.; 4 q *bra. Unite: and Wender. awl nerbrasers. grand piece of tragic Dec declamation. The delightful 4 s ,DO. do . (IL) 7 per re 3 31 50,000 111 Nova bootie bluing aad Copper Smelting 5 - - die - 10 , ,P0n 5 Port Philip 711 E FAMILY MEM:ANENT • al ra.1.006.3 ata., s p c..:41 1 2pm 111 EASAICS MEDICATED CREAM.—For all by Madame Zimmerman, who has a sweet voice, I „,„,,,, ~.. Nil:: 1 1i . ii p m w l , l OO I tlii ittv lime all 1 diet Atm :1, , ^ 43 tßli pilau Iron - sings like an excellent musician, and has much grace to to Do. No 01 Ptf Cent ntre t • 14 1 13 13 p..rpcere of ladldag, for worms se'sed with pin in the j01n4110, , Is Cline New - - or '. , ..A., 441 1 ahlewies. amatem, or anything inthaulte of vela. it anti arclineea of manner. The subordinate parts of IS i to e .14 E..., 1, t. ,, : , u1 m 0 b. 5.,Acei r5t r t y b .:. 0 1. , • , . , Ct d, 204 214 7,..3, IS Santiago &Cate -._. le: 04 44 Isl.: Tony eits.sit • era v . eo , is set any preparation in the Phu. Ottokar, Cuno, Kelian, and the Hermit, were all re- Dundee, 5 4 ;Au OW. ...1 - ....OW I south Anstrallan--- a.: i die yeas Mr 441.4, .4 armee the Wept rd.:this of the day, th•it con equal 84 Mc (treat Northern yeti:owl 124 1294 12)j I,t le• IS I'M .':4 O . Ida mem :remand etlevary. II es d freely immediately on the Arse spectably supported. The performers all sang with dt. 100;Do. 5 per dint. Scrip. Re ! 31,5 fa M. 1.6( i Uri. 4... Mellen 3: 4 41 70,500 I Wallet et t 'ee• l' • s Y wane air Fan 4 . 91 , ll rive , on 10115011, W 7 . 2 c00n German steadiness and precision ; and the fine con- I dortnable at Is pet. pmi 1124 11111 of th, L..... 1. throwing a g.nial warmth seer the .bole 100,000 ' WM Gransda ..... mew• at it,- boas, 0,, „,,, p„,„„,,„g fevers .4 , tier 1 11. , certed music consequently was rich and beautiful. II I 1 D0. , 13 percent. ?trip lpm 81 1 toekeoe , .v -.. .a.,,,,... all 1 die it 3 OLIth&Weatro(1)310.10 111 9 Ore% .It . Riney te re'vwthe rbe mastic pair. swellyd rioe. ear. I The orchestra, a .out torty strong, and under the able id i I law..i.sl,knant.e,aliel lo %era 1 tub. I 71 Sod This thea're opened last night for a " special sea son" of performances of opera &nil ballet. The season, it is announced, will consist of twelve nights, and the operas will be German, Italian, and English. The opera of last night was the Freischatz, in its original German dress, and very excellently and effectively performed. The prima donna was Madame Caradnri, stated to be from the Scala at Milan and the Grand Opera of Vienna. This lady is, indeed, worthy to hold a high position in any musical theatre in Europe. She is a handsome and elegant woman, possesses a soprano voice of the finest quality, is an accomplished singer, and an intelligent and agreeable actress. Her whole performance of the interesting part of Agatha was admirable ; and we have never heard the ardu ous scene in the second act, known in English as "before my eyes beheld him," with more brilliant execution, or greater energy and vat iety of expres sion. The character of Max was sustained by Herr Reichardt, who has been well known here for several tenons as an excellent concert singer, and now showed himself a not less excellent actor. Formes was the Caspar, which is admitted to be one of his very greatest parts. He performed it with great power; his great aria, especially "Revenge," was a grand piece of tragic declamation. The delightful little part of Anna, was charmingly acted and sung by Madame Zimmerman, who has a sweet voice, wigs like an excellent musician, and has much grace and archness of manner. The subordinate parts of Ottokar, Cuno, Kellen. and the Hermit, were all re spectably supported. The performers all sang with German steadiness and precision ; and the fine con certed music consequently was rich and beautiful. The orchestra, a cut torty strong, and under the able direction of Herr Atniehuez ' played the accompani ments with all the spirit and delicacy that could be desired. In short, we have scarcely ever derived greater enjoyment from the performance of this opera ; it really had all the freshness of novelty. There was afterwards a ballet culled " Lenlinc," which was absurd and unintelligible, as ballets usually are, but was very fairly got up, and served as a vehicle for some pretty dancing. The theatre was crowded from the floor to the ceiling—boxes, erells, pit, and gallery, with a most enthusiastic audience, by whom the performances were applauded to the echo. At the end of the opera the principal performers were twice called fur. The undertaking his every prospect of great suc cess, and certainly well deserves it, •.',-; E:. : :::( 7 ,1 , LF,, - ." - n ....T • • .i. rr. lar.ott^c .. 3± I , t I dr./11.101.1r 111 p t 5 Do. do. (6 1 .) 7 per ct-- 1 Do. do. (H. 176.) 7 per C_ 61 rt:d..ooe.Sato.. s p e.,1 1 q Ditto do. N. I 10 .Dc. Ned 1 ptr Cent !inc . ', SO Eedl.7:lllo,3arir ',Le ..,.Ct 6 'l4lt.t.mtek, Perth, sad+ 1 Dinette, 31 ;or NT... i 1 0 ” Great Northeri3 pet it,•nfl . 1-10 Do. :, per e,.at. Scrip. Be ! I doerciabte at le p.et. ptu, 3 ta Po. 41 percent. scrip Os 4,or.PthhWeatru(l)l4ls 110 9 , ClWod.Bk•tallant*er spt I re.l •00 Do.oon.rederen.l4 0.61.1 3t , 100 Ditto irredeemable aper et, 16 . 6 Leaoaebtre *Vora: IMI .14 DAP, I per realBleeL. i 4'. 1.,,, ti. , .. * I idee.Gaar. o l panel St. In) .V , lnPtefeential 5 pa, IN. !f.) . Lusi.VitlWewOon.lttird.l Ili ...I umdo-Arrry 0 Deaf". a 01. I I/1 , 1 InadonderryLEnniek./011 2 :1 31ads.dieff.41.1r.t. 144.'3' , 10, , j Do. Kew .610 . . 11 1 . ' Do. L 8 ... 141 a!! IlLtryp.at Cozad*. 44 pct. qt. I t... 1 did.: at..:... '..t...tir. kr.-,, .c . Ito i , 1 Date ilefeterve ....... at I 100 Nwltalk Caren.!r , dt ,11 t Ds. it per Y. Pref. Gek : 1 ll I Do.WerearyVallcy 3 yr! 10 I I Ile. Detecturee ... a* 'IM 'forth Prittre ... ... , SO , all S , rib Stattord4Ore ..., W. I 10.0 °Mord, W•iiKet. -. • , I Iluirrr.,f IL 6 pt.. Or, 1 ,.. 19 01l 13t..) ditto din+ 21 21 psi 11 ' ihr. , r...llt l r3Olewrivar !Of 'Ol N 10 Guerra.* Ci.eatet(Nor W. 4. '. 5 .0. r Dr.. ... . 171 IS IS 10 W. 3 per Cent ... I Pm I I 13 10; If Pia , . Plied 14 per aid par 1 pot 140 al ' ..A Peatr. , , von dig I don lot /1.0.6......, de. i ISO Do. 44 per Mg. 99 ; at: IlltLY,de-ddrelperet.GLas 104 1.01 i 1 Watte.dl3l(litenny , . , poct 1 4 cis ta. I% 'l'.ark, N •Ireddl.'.l.: Id- , . ()tog ..-,-. o , ottr.r., .. .' S I^6 ri 5.n«.,,,, ~ :i.t- .. . • 1 sil 0 to vo l t a 5.mi.t.t...9.t . b.:0t ;or 1 it,.. TUB FAMILY MS:DU:AMEN?. EASAMIS MEDICATE!) CREAM.—Far all pawpaw ot buttilsg. for poles sexed with pun in the joints or soldslthering. suis.huow, so aorhing indicative of cold. it hl rally wigwag • natal. cm hi not Nay preparation in the l'hatr not tel., ar semespg the jo.ernt dodos. of the day, Ord y, e,n kb. WM: talishinleaswer. It sod freely immediate'f on the Sent /fitselk w•th • wens or brt h,th, it sotto" an tranieli rtietion • th , blotg. Ihroolsg a genial warmth over the *bola wait.e• of the bode, thrirt, ',Aventine: fevers and other ill aro% It , Nem/ to re:esters rbeansatia pan., swelled lace, ear labs, ik doloretra, Notil.sgs sad all latimmatory action, barns. 5W..., and to Wow, iii Leidy i•tn..llu. In most cues it Nver. , elet at pate and partatirea Fr ..11otoaeous Nuptials., the s. of Wit:A 14 o: attesded with rase* loconssaionce and danger, on se e:Sant of ee egret hetr4 mOtAktia tor tits mauve, for pureativt• an leteu tea come w a dheaee, tor whisks rtsourse h.l to patron's.' to reti., , U.steby siginirittlag it. In lip A pies'eo It is a. 414t1t0 !.0 the htiest eau de burr, lad oafs t at is IN %etre; to;Nni hy ralsomnagentert to pr,duer sh. oteel.ief or failure. Owe pot will prose its rdkiiey .li. Tni sniper. purposes era rahy, iI lehuor. tatiati, tc:., 1". lAA, do ll' • : ,1.01 •L 1 tarsitsr ut,11.• without !L—Pole inantitactui^r• and pr IttitS.lll .0110. Ja, Strain . teat Teni.ll...harj, la ' ii, tr• whom kls p - s., at 2s. 94., oat 4,. 6d. ; W.,: in mu *.y jar% at 11. and 2.s rot h, with direction: and likewire tn.theive too ft The Ile. Welt/ jan vent (carnage be; to oil taste el the tier two. 1214 129 j 112 j 1133 i t !pet 9 11j ad 103 1./4 .01 103 dip a pal ISU t 32 f rtasehrebb by 14 H p m 14 14 11 19i ail 9 9 'ee lei I 119 !'t Ivor 1116 11$ 12$ Pi CITINERVIRLI:b MRDIGAL WORKS, 0.....4 , 111. Ant . . M..... ;a . 3. , ' . ff. On . , IS. Nal : b 1 00 4 . a . OLIDIt TO HZ41.111; co, What to Eat, Mat, MI Mold. 2141 23i 11 , 11L.tr, j•. i4)77740 SOW it MS HAM. InitAL AND Pill.teANN,. , thiENT r it1(141. D 4 AITY. T 2 INWrI Tro to , StkAuDON tIVX 01.1144,/4 •&V vrtNite. TnE BRICKIATERS' Smolt.—Yesittrday the brick layers, who hart. Area nut ie /Dike three weeks, returntd to work at the New PeiMOP at Westminster, the King's crosa, and L'tndnn•bridge railarsy stab us, their demand of nn advance of 61. p'r day wages basing bean guaraateLal them. The plus erste tin.l others at work at the Welling ton Barracks, 8:. 'Antall Pa k, yesterday struck for an advance of 61. per day. SOCTII EASTERN RAlLWAT.—Traffic fur the week ending August 2°, 1!159.—'2 2 ,1181. is. Ild. , c , rri spon.ling week last year, 18,8871. lls. od. laercim in i P 403, :3 2:1431. 18s. 6d. rn. t Zit *IT 17112A14074nYSTM, rniT , I1)4. Tn s Mai of Dr. Cu'verivel , , IS, rrgell.rl , Wier...tree% who esl Sesossultsi ally Sue Is UU S, sal 7 WI,. DI ISCELLANEOUN ELI Yieclaaalaora —..- 6.Aubla Coal and !ma 3.5.000 P. Balla 1% aterwork, . ba BritlA Ainerictn La nd '' 06:906 6 thit , O, S I•4l.nim K.:dation Compaq 10.0001 100 , 0arada 11 (9 00 . ( 219.q . 1 ( •! Nftel , • •• •• •• • ~~~ 7:: ~M~ 6~ u~ 4. 6).00i 20.1r.sotcro 4teron .. ii,ool 2,63141tett1e Tel,..aelt . . 20,0.0 16 fleeced -Amen Natittatilas 2.6lmneral m S. alalmdlygu, 1 10 6 ai Itioth Itettetnt Swear ..• 1 WOW 20 MainWena ML Nay mmation 1 1 1 1. 1 A, 3 , atlon I 1%,..0..5t..,miue1. WA 10 Nothertan.ta land .._ 76,tal 2 N.M. Witt., t.eland ladit &Oath Navigati.ol I to. 1V.71: I Vieth Itritlmh AthanalreliS j 66,00 1 1 Do. Nye .. .. . .......,. 26.01* 91 Vortliqf rueve Stemma 10,106 6 l'aml liner I.llml t Mimosa 1 :.,,,iik 61.1 Pealliontlar di Onivntal Sima, 1. 1 .0(1 3 61, l),. mt,ne 2' PnrUar 4 Iran Someday 14,4 10 lanyal Mall memo 1.6 , 0611' 111.061.3mb au.tr. Immo. 12,2 II teeth Aumeallan Land ram, 1 Malmnatine 'retevetnla 10,00 t 101 a Yak latmemua LAW.I I(noel IloC 14141., TIACTAIyI 17 eia Icyrl I"'- I 4 Irer I Pm] I L Ii pm. ST 39 lb* 171 Swim done to-day. MONDAY EVENING. The English Stock Market opened this morning with firmness, and at one time Consols ruled at a rise of 1 per cent. on the closing range of Saturday ; but this was not maintained to the close, and the tone of the market in the afternoon was compara tively rather heavy. A pressure for stock among the dealers, to supply the large purchase of Saturday afternoon, appears to have been the cause of the ad vance iu the morning ; but it would appear that stock, on the whole, has been rather more freely supplied to-day, and speculative sales seem to have been induced at the higher prices. Consols were rather widely quoted at the opening, at 981 to 1, but advanced in the course of the morn ing to 981 to for money and the Bth September. The closing quotation was 1 better than that of Saturday, at 984 to 3. The official business report includes :--Three per Cent. Consols, f or mone y, 981, a, 3; ditto for account, 981, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 3,3, 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 3, Annuities, of 30 yea rs , 1859, .33. Bank Stock, 228}. Exchequer Bills were again ls. higher, at par to 3s. prem. India Bonds were quoted about 2s. better, at 14s. to 19s. prem. Foreign stocks were very firm, with a tendency to higher prices, including Peruvian, Mexican, Equador, Russian, and Portuguese. Grenadian maintains its advance. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 263 to 271 ; Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61; Spanish Deferred 231 to 3 ; the Committee Certificates, 61 to 63 per cent.; Granada Active, 23 to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 104 to a. The sales recorded are :—Bra zilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1021, 1014; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99. Danish Five per Cents., 108. Equador Bonds, 51. 'Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex. Dec., 1849, coupon, 23;; ditto, Deferred Bonds, 101, 1,1, 3. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 27. Peruvian Four and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 851, 86, 851; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 60, 61. Portuguese Four per Cents., 451, 3, 'I, 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102, 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97, 963. Spanish Now Deferred Three per Cents., 231 a . The Passive Bonds, 51. The Committee's Certificates, 61, 63 per Cent. The money market to-day continued to exhibit the increased ease noticed at the latter part of last week. Accommodation is now readily obtained out of doors on first-class paper at 34 per cent., but we do not hear of transactions below that rate. Owing to the Paris Mint requiring at present no less than 66 days for coining gold—during the whole of which time interest is lost—the demand for gold for transmission to the continent has greatly abated. A demand, however, has sprung up for other quarters, and we are enabled to state that fully one half of the large sums brought in last week by the Harbinger and other vessels from Australia is already engaged to be sent away. Some small par cels of Australian gold are understood to have been presented to the Bank for purchase to-day. The arrival was announced to-day of no less than seven vessels from various parts of Australia, but it is understcod that only two of them have any gold on freight, and the aggregate amount by these is only 20,403 ounces, worth 81,6001. The particulars are annexed : Gol,l From Sailed on board. ounces. Achilles Regina` Do. May 1 Cambodia Do. April 24 60 Jame, Alexander.... Port Phillip . April 1 20,363 Duke of Roxburgh.. Launceston March 9 Stately Wellington, N.B. April 26 St. Michael Letters received to-day from Odessa report a very large business in wheat, at full prices. Freights had risen to 115 s. per ton of tallow. The corn market to-day was animated, and Eng lish wheat, owing to a abort supply, and the pre sence of French buyers, advanced 4s. on the prices i d last Monday. Foreign wheat, notwithstanding large arrivals, was held for an advance of 3s. per quarter, and flour of 3s. per sack. In floating car goes, of which there are a fair number arrived off the coast, some sales were made, but the high pre tensions of importers checked business. The Portuguese financial agent in London states the amount of stock received for conversion from the 2nd to the 16th inst. at 404,902/. 16s. Ild., making the total amount yet sent in 3,508,764/. ; against which bonds and certificates to the amount of 3,764,542/. Bs. 9d. are stated to have been issued. On the other hand, the bondholders' committee re iterate their warning to their constituents not to convert their Five per Cent. Bonds of 1841, and their Four per Cent. Bonds of 1845, "as any others which may be created and issued under the dictatorial de cree of the 18th December last cannot be quoted in the official list of the Stock Exchange." The bond holders are recommended, however, to receive the 11 per cent. offered for the last half year's dividend, and to forward to the committee the particulars of their stock, " the committee having it in contempla tion to issue certificates fur all interest short paid, including coupons in arrear, the sanction from the committee of the Stuck Exchange being first ob tained to authorise and quote such certificates in their official list." Land shares to-day were Lenerally rather firmer. Australian Agricultural and Peel River are both firm, being bought by parties who look for an im. provement in these stocks. The closing quotation of the old stock was 36 to 37. Crystal Palace J hares closed 1 13-16 to 1 13-16 prem. Australian Bank shares were in some instances the turn cheaper. Victoria Dock shares (6/. paid), mark 81 ; ditto New (2'. paid), .1, ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 78; and Berlin waterworks, par. Shares of the two French Water Companies were severally quoted to ;! prem. _ The position of the stock and money markets of the United States is thu, referred to in the eir.ular of Mes,rs. Cannuanu and Co., dated New York, Aug. 9, and received by the Asia. A considerable change has lately come over the aspect of that market, which requires to be watched with atten tion. The comparison of the Bank retains is de serving of notice. Looking at the position of the market for exchange, it is somewhat remarkable that the Asia brings over a specie remittance of 491,200 dollars, or nearly 100,090/ sterling:— Sieve the date of our l r t circular a sudden and matt riul change has taken place in the supply and value of money. A system of curtailinetst has been adopted by the hanks in this city, and a large amount of di mod loans, en sock co'hiterals, have been sailess in. In inlay instances the holders have been cotupellel to resort to forced soles, in order to meet their necessities, and we have conesquesitly t • reptrt a mrterial decline in the market value of !Illry of the leading stocks. This remark is applicable prit.cip..lly th. , ar of a speculative &a:meter—the supply of invest an:. t te urities continuing limited ; and, the quotations of these show littl: or no variation from those given in our last report The chi. f causes of the existing stringency are the eon , inued heavy ins;iortatiens— hich thus far, fur the p remnt • ries 1!. ue if any previous year, and c .11 for a I erg« amount of coin in the 'laymen of duties—and the siOptiun TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market remains steady, with but little busi ness doing. Town Tallow is quoted 601. nett cash ; Peters burg Y.C. on Olt spot, bls.; Oct. to Dec., bls., buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports very little doing: Ptime Meadow Hay, 90s. to 100 s. • inferior, 80s. to 85s. ; new, 50s. to 80s.; Howen 50s. to 641. ; Clover, old, 10.55. to 1205. ; secon d cut, 81;4. to 105 s. ; new, 70s. to 100 s. ; Straw, 30s. to 341. ELECTRIC TELZOILAPIL) LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 10.45 A.Y. Wind W.N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—William Tapscott, from New York ; Emma Watts, from New Orleans. Off.—Bijou, schooner. Arrived at lleaumaris, Aug. 22.—Infanta, from Quebec. _ _ DEAL, TUEBDAY, 9.40 A.X. Wind N.E., strong, with rain. Passed.—St. Michael, from Newcastle, for Naples; William Hiching, from London, for Havre. Sailed.—Apollo, from Hartlepool, for Demerara; William Ackers, Henry Gillespie, Southern Cross, Orestes, and Prince of 'Wales, with the whole of the outward bound, except the Margaret, for Madras, and the Australia, for Rio Janeiro. Remain.—Achilles and John G. Costa, both for the river. BANQUET TO GENERAL SIR JOSEPH THACKWELL, AT GLOUCESTER.—This gallant general. whose skilful and intrepid conduct during the late arduous campaigns in India and the Sikh territory gained for him such warm eulogium and approbation, has been iintted to a grand public benquet to be given by the mayor and municipal authorities and citizens of the city of Gloucester. The invitation has been accepted by Sir Joseph,and will take place at about the end of the month, and will be held at the Concert-room. The immediate occasion of the entertainment arose from the gallant general passing through Gloucester on his way to Ledbury, in order to visit his relations. At Ledbury he was received with a hearty weleeminv peal of bells ; and at Dymeck, where he visited his nephew, J. Cum TLackwell, Esq., similar demonstrations took place. On passing through Gloucester on his return to Clifton lie was waited IadenPERSONS with upon by the mayor, when the invi:c was given and ac cepted, and the festival will be car-ied out with bei.omiug spirit. Ik O t V I ro.C—floOnLYTueowCaCyt;HetEnNiCngE. last — FO UR aboat DR dry fish left Purtnahaven, Islay, for ?onrush. The crew consisted of seven persons—the skipper 0 native of the \ E ; II glilands), three men from Colcraire, one nom near ?on rush, and two women, who owned part of the cargo. When about three quarters of a mile from the Islay shore a smart breeze got up, and drove the boat, in spite of the t Mate of those on board, un a sunken rock. 8 i great was the force with which she struck that she instantly went to pieces and sunk, and, melancholy to slate, four out of the seven met a watery grave. Two out of the four drowned belonged to this locality, via , Samuel Williamson, Cole raine, and James M'Veagh, Islandfiecky, near ?onrush. The other two drownt d were the women, whose names we have not learnrd. The emetics saved were the skipper, and Donald and John Bradley. of Ciilemine. Williamson has left a widow and five children to liiiwail his loss, and what makes the ease the more distree'ing as regards him is, that on the evening of the melancholy occurrence his widow gave birth to twins.—Coleraine Chruturle. THE HARVEST IN NORTH WALES.—Throughout the northern portion of the Friocipality the crops are look ing remarkably line and healthy, and their appearance is very promisinr, The wheat plants are luxuriant, and the ' op peronista to be a god one. 01 the early spring sown cr groin the yield will 1w rather light, as from the lung con ' tinuince of wet weather the ears have not filed quite so ' will. The prospects for tiwi barley harvest are very good, and, in several places wh IV Con ing has been commenced, the yield is pronounced good, the ear well filled, and the grain in fine cwirlition. The oat crop is considered not a good °, r , but "1 b , arse, pets, and green crops generally, the supply is laree. The fine hot weather lately experieaced has wonderfully improved the appearance of all the crops, , iwpwia;ly ou cold lands, and in the course of a wei k eeser'r. the sickle will be in nperati n, for the groin LawHlPidly.c ripened. The potatoes generally look tape, bat the .• •., .• blight has ma c its appearance, awl in POO mailktaa, •ea- '''' P ''.. pi-chilly in Montgomeryshire, it has c INerl plat ‘%l ' .. AI ravages. The hay harvest has been a g dirna prifitabli .r:r• .1.. 4 ! i f t -• ',l' N - isa our, ili..usli a large quantity has been th '. • ' . .; ; 14 , asl..A‘ •