The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-01 00:00:00

C [l'l4 r. EE VENCE. MONEY MARKET. The aggregate results presented by thew returns e ae follows : - THVIIBDAT EVENING. The funds opened heavily to-day, and soon expe rienced a further decline, but a rally ensued, on pur chases accompanied by unconfirmed rumours, that pacific despatches had been received in Paris from St. Petersburg. Later in the afternoon the feeling of the market was again weaker, as it became known that a further decline had taken place on the Paris Bourse of this day, but at the final close, it should be remarked, the market was not bad in character. The fluctuations are chiefly dependent on reports con nected with the all-absorbing Eastern dispute, which continua to keep the Stock Exchange and business generally in a state of great suspense. Consols were first quoted 98; to 4 ex div. for July, and after being sold at 981, rallied to 981 to 4, standing at the official close at 981 exactly. After four o'clock there were sellers at 98 7-16, but still later in the afternoon, prices showed a shade more firmness. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 98','t, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011,1, 1, Annuities, 1860, 5 13-16, 61. Bank Stock, 2281. Money to day was in very active demand in the general market, and the rates showed an upward tendency. The money market is very anxiously watched at present, as there is an impression in many quarters that the money thrown upon the market by the partial liquidation of the June Ex chequer Bills has now been chiefly absorbed in the regular course of trade. In the Coneol market also, money was more wanted to-day, and commanded 21 to 3 per cent. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to ss. prem. India Bonds mark 275. to 325. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Mexican was nrher lower in the morning, but rallied. Peru vian Four-and-s-Half per Cents. do not recover. Granada Deferred Bonds were without inquiry, and Ecuador flatter. There was a renewal of purchases of Russian stock. The Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage loan continuos inquired for, and has nearly recovered to par. Many parties invest in a stock of this kind, secured upon mortgages of land, in preference to a government debt. At four o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 27; to 26; Spa nish Deferred Threes, 23 to 4 ; the Certificates, 6; to 6 per cent. ; Peruvian Deferred, 68 to 60 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 dis.; Granada Active, 214 to 221; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Actual sales are thus recorded:— Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 984. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 634. Danish Five per Cent., 1061. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent, 964. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred, 91. Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 13th July, 274, 28. Peruvian Fcur-and-a-Half per Cent., 821, 831; ditto for account, 831 Russian Five per Cents., 1174, 1184; ditto Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021. Spanish Old Three per Cents.,4Bl. Swedish I Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 1 dis. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 391. There were no acceptances of new stock at the Bank to-day. Two more arrivals from Australia were reported to-day in the Downs—viz., that of the Enchanter, from Geelong, with dates to the 20th March; and the Black River Packet, from Sydney, which port she left on the 28th February. Each of these ves sels probably brings gold, but the quantity on board is not yet known. The Australasia, reported yester day as arrived from Hobart Town, has on board only 349 ounces. The Lady Peel has no gold on her manifest. Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles npcn. per mile. 1833 £273,363 .... 4,4873 £6l 3 8 1832 240,640 .... 4,337 a .... 63 9 6 This aggregate comparison of the traffic is ex tremely favourable to the present season. The Great Western and London and South estern met ipts are coesidtrably augmented by the Chobham Camp, and those of the Chester and Holyhead Company by the Dublin Exhibition; but the increase in traffic is general throughout the kingdom, and affords abun dant evidence of the prosperous state of the popula tion, and the sustained activity of trade generally, in spite of the elements of disturbance lately intro- duced by political anxieties. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1851. 1852 Glasgow and South Western f4,730 .... £3,903 Caledonian 10,021 .... 8,717 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central North British Scottish Midland Junction 695 .... 663 Aberdeen Total £27,390 £24,087 The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena .... 1852 L738 Belfast and County Down 2BO 275 Cork and Bandon Mato Blaokreek, and Passage 215 .... 166 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as reoeived by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam Wednesday, closing prices Dutch Four per Conts.;94ll-16; ditto Two-and-a-I lalf per Cents., 63 7-10; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 13-16; the Coupons, 6 1-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 48 ; Portuguese New, 351,; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 81 13-16; Mexi can New, 25i,; Equador, 4,1; Greek (Blue), 5 11-10; Grandada Deferred, 9i. Paris—Closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes,lol.os ; ditto Three per Cents., 76.30 ; Bank Shares, 2,075. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK The funds at the opening maintained yesterday's closing rates, but more flatness has since been evinced, and quotations have again given way. Consols were first called 98:, and after improving to 98 to 3. are now quoted only 981 to ex div. for the 19th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1011 to ; Bank Stock, 2281; Exchequer Bills, Ss. prem.; India Bonds, 275. to 325. prem. Business in the foreign stock market remains quiet, and the tendency of prices is rather down wards than otherwise. Mexican Bonds mark 271 to ; Peruvian Scrip, 2 die. ; Danish Fives, 106 to 1; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 to lex div.; Dutch Fours, 961; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63/ ex div.; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98/. The Melbourne steamer is reported off Plymouth from Australia, with, it is estimated, 30,000 ounces of gold. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was hardly any English Wheat at market and Is. to 2s. more money was obtained for the few samples at market. Sales of foreign Wheat were practicable, at an im provement of 2s. per qr. upon Monday's prices ; but it was generally held for a still greater advance. Flour was certainly is. per barrel dearer. Barley is scarce and its value tends upwards. Oats were in moderate supply, and 6d. per qr. dearer. Beans and Pus brought fully former rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON Fito3l JUNE 27th to JULY Ist. Ora Nagliah. Irish. Foreign,. Wheat...— I 1120 I ...... 10730 Barley SO $ O4O Oats 4O 3170 7670 Malt 1190 Tiro; ..-11•Cilh and 1090 barrels. The Kangaroo has taken out 2,0001. in coin for Port Phillip; and the Kate 1,0001. for Sydney, besides 1,8001. worth of jewellery. These are the only shi ments of specie to Australia reported to us this week. In connexion with the share settling, the failure of a broker was announced in the Stock Exchange today, but the amount involved was not important. The land shares were well supported to-day. Australian Agricultural ruled at 70 to 72 in the morning, but closed 71 to 73. British American Land left off 7lito 74; North British Australasian, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 15-16 to 2 prem. South Australian Land are steady. Australian Bank shares were quiet, and steady in price. Crystal Palace shares were rather firmer, closing 21 to 3 prem. Union Bank of London shares have been done at 19: Australian Royal Mail Steam (71. paid), 41 Magdalena Steam (41. paid), 21 ; Netherlands Land Enclosure (31. paid), 31; Royal Mail Steam, 74. Berlin Waterworks shares closed to 1 die.; Australian Building Company, par to prem.; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, die. to par; Aberdeen North American Land, 1 to 1 per share. The directors of the Australian Agricultural Com pany have issued a circular to the shareholders stating that the bill for reducing the nominal capital ' of the company from one million to 500,0001., and subetituting two shares of 251. each, for each original share, has passed the House of Lords, and is await ing the royal assent. The effect of this act will be, that every share in the company which heretofore was nominally a share of 1001., upon which 351. had been paid, will now be represented by two shares of 251. each, upon which 171. 10s. each has been paid up. In order to give effect to the act, the books for transfer of shares will be closed on the 2nd, and re opened on the 16th July next, and all transfers of shares that are presented for registration after the 2nd proximo, must be of the new shares of 251. each. The market for American stocks this week has been inactive, these securities participating in the general dulness of the security market.. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Divklade. Prices. United States b per Ct. Bda. 1862 Jan. and July 1014 1021 i div Do. 6 per Ct. do. do. ... 1868 Jan. and July lob 101 l di, Do. 6peeCt.lnse.llMak...lsB7-1868 Jan. and July 107 108 z div Do. ditto 1862 Jan. and July 101 102 div Pennsylvania 3 per Ct.... Feb. and Aug. 87 88 Iteasedmeette sperCLBker ling Bands Vsllaryland3perCt.Ster.Bda — Jan. end July 964 9711 dm Virginia 6 pgr CO. Doltl 1537-1873 Jan. and July 921 931 e div pro Oust 1886 Jan. and July 96 97 di, =• pot Qat. lB6B Jen. end July 97 98 az c h t i i. Bawls 1874 Feb. and Aug. 116 117 intim 01 4f cent. 1672 April sad Oct. 101 182 jrat atillpuTtAt. 1853-1870 Quarterly 93 982d1v Now Odessa City 6 per OM. bads sC 18111 ha. and July 89 90 es div Central Rail ertarMl lietts It. Louis 7 93 94 pee O ft th a t ab lirr odiis 691 901 per Ct. Kart gems Bark lB6O Jan. end July 66 57 :dr: New Tat tad MU Seven perCt..oßmvertible New Pork and Erie, ditto lB7l Feb.and Aug. 90 92 New York and Me Seven MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. BtlQ►B.—The large public sales are going off briskly to day, and the result of the week shows a large amount of business done at a general advance of about 6d. The re fined market is also a shade dearer; brown lumps rather scarce at 455. 6d. ; grocery, 465. to 48s. Correa.—Plantation Ceylon has sold in public sale at last week's currency, but Native Ceylon could not be sold without submitting to a slight decline. TEA.—The amount of business done has not been large; yet the trade bought steadily at full prices ; the demand has chiefly been for medium and good Congou, at Is. 2d. to ls. Corrow.—A. fair amount of business done at full prices. Sricas.—Pepper has sold a slight advance with a good demand. Nutmeg, Mace, &c., quoted the same as last week. Rtm.—The demand for strong Demerara and Jamaica has been good, and prices are quoted Id. to 2d. d Rica.—A full amount of business done at the extreme prices of last week. SALITETRIL—This article has been rather dull,and prices with difficulty supported. Fatar.—Currants : A fair amount of business has been done at the late advance. Raisins have advanced 31. to 4s. with a large business done. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market ia very firm to-day. There are very few sellers for forward delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 491. 6d. nett mak ; Petentuag, Y. C. on the spot, 61s. Oct. to Dee. (new) 618. 3d., to 6d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is about an average, but choice quali ties are rather scarce, and are still sold dear. Trade is dull for Inferior descriptions, and some remain unsold. Sheep are not plentiful ; trade is, however, no better, and quota tions remain unaltered. We have a large supply of middling Lambs, which are sold at low rates • but choice ones, being scarce, fnUy maintain late rates. Although the number of Calves is very large, they are readily disposed of. Our top quotation has been exceeded in a few instances. Our fo- reign supply consists of 331 Beasts 1,270 Sheep , and 380 Calves; from Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 Beasts; and 87 milch Cows from the home counties. Per stone of Ms. a 4... d. Pot stop of Itte. .. J. Red Septa. Herefords.. 4 6 4 8 1 Bet Dee. & 111.-04. 8b 4 6 4 8 Best abort.horns ...... 4 1 4 6 Bat Long-woola Second quality Boots.. 36 4 0 Do. do. dhow 42 4 6 Calm 3 6 4 0 1 Ewes dadseeond quality Ptp .• .. . . 1 0 5 0 ao. do . elm 2 8 4 0 Best Di;s: . lamb. Pars. 8e44. at usarket. 921; dttop and lambs. 11,850 ; ashes. CM; 39b. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADINSALL.—Present prices : Hides, 561bs. to 641b5., 21d. ; 64Ibs. to 721 b., l td. to 3d. ; 721 b. to 80Ibs., 3d. to 3td. ; SOlbs. to 881bs., 3jd . to fild. ; 88114. to 961b5., 31d. to 4d. Horse hides, 6s. alf skull, light, Is. to 3s. ; full, 5.. Gd. BIAMONDBEY.—Sheep Skins, Lambs, 2s. to 36. Gd. ; Shearlings, ls. 6d. to ls. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that the market remains firm. Duty, 140,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 165.; Eden Main, lbs. 9d.; Walls End Goa forth, 15r. ; Wall. End Hetton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Lamb ton, 16s. 2d.—Ships at market, 24. ,• -- / Z 74..1/ of_e_:e•e asei ec. /e 1." ( • .. • ft. 7 " i ' 1 . , ,. . v > /; ,,, f ./ * C.: 1/ - 4 ' . e r "---,--... ....„ ,I. "e - -- - - 4 / •• .---4 ' - " " ' ..- ... k il .. . . . . • it Lv.,..l 5 1 No. 2,140.] .. L().N Dt )N , FRIDAY EV EN IN (ti, JULY 1, 1863. s and SAYLNOS BANKS. TONDOS RAILWATI. NOM B ANKB a L' i gTralT,* , (mum. THE UNITED STATES. SHARE LISTS. le a • mower. and Down= ll el Ws :::4 firslttoin of INTE- Gan 110SeT are 'No. ted to - 30 4 'Deems to Craismesaa I t fib :be pas 4.1 the 71 ATIoNAL ASOURANCE sa d IN Tait.TRERSDAT EVSNINO. ö S illnittlall eastern Jaordos t 4 The funds opened (IT lIILICTRIC TELEGRAPH.) ' ' ' ..... a I %TN'S, ty • Inch • high rate of Loren at may be ols. v.sl .s - SOU IMAM PTON, 'FRIDAY. The railway msrket to-day was generally 11 ehade rn " ~.ii,r.".,, ,,, ,,,,, . ., 415 ii. onibleeil wit% i 4ri et ' , curdy.lo Man and Die rpm 1 11 pm' rienced a further der 1 - -1 ' . • i fir' -olumatton may be had .s.t the OSIII, r ,...,,, c .a.," ..:lOr mils Arrived: the Washin tr l' ton, o Ames, on her wa to flatter than yesterday, but wholly devoid of new lie II Dubai itheoloa.. ... . 11 II dig ej chases accompanied • inn ~a iiiii,.t. n.y feature. The more speculative stocks have ranged TO ‘ 1 04414414 4-, .-- ••• I 5 5 1 Psi pacific despatches ha 1 `"•• ---1 Pr.TER MORRI4ON. Wasoneg meow. Bremen ; she left New York on the 16th instant. 20 I De. liztimmon 7, le. lletJse•-elses, Trafalge-equare, Lennon. NEW ToRK MONEY MARKET.!-Cotton remains from Ito 1 below the quotations of yeeterday, lout I a ik ein i s s.,, v er ,!„-t, , 1 p ih," St . ' Petersburg. La quite depressed and languid. Flour stale and throughout this market there is no change of any 20 10 Grand Jurtskia of Moto H 1 pm of the market was at . London and Kg sU (24 ' W.44 • 4 ° 4114 ` 14 • 7414,, iMI Ipm importance, and little business doing . .„, ei g ai sg s 4 /t e a l e pa o eye _ - that a further declia BRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dorm western brands are still very s 'ngly tendered. n..isei ipER lias REDI7CeD Lo PRICE few Brighton Seltzer Grain • Wheat is brisk and b advancing South - Westerns are fi rm, owing to the increased re- 5 1 lansollalatois,sp.o.pc4 g l die Bourse of this day, 1 su k'...lJnittnir. , .... :. .:u 4 .. per ,lus. s.. Also other air ved w itasla . • - buoyant at ccipte arising from the Chobham encampment. TT . 4 1 4 04110144 :6 ii ... .. 6a 7 1 remarked, the mar 4 .„„0 .ae t w .aii are unsurpiastd if not we goalie& ritx-ilossit prices. F re ights: Engagements were light,while is ii. no (Edlaay) - , 4k 41 I,4 ss wiese Inc. IS ills and fe:es suppind in such quintinis rates to Liverpool were steady. Chester and Holyhead were a shade firmer. The g s np„ ... ... .., I I 14 The fluctuations are c„, sty be rf aaired. Dame, later daily. A prospectus with g -__ ~ increase in the traffic of this line created by the * 3 Do- ( 08.1 ;11._• ..- .. 14 li netted with the all.a ; . . t . f prime an be lot on applicatioe-nooput, 7, pcbect al n w uItLEAN9, JUNE 15.-The Asia's news came Dublin Exhibition is very marked. •10 1 Dols per et. rreseresee 4 1 ette 4. 6 ., ; 00131,Grovveser..treet, lionestreet. to hand this morning, but has not *Sleeted the cotton M 9 Lyons rad Mediterneasen - Pa continues to keep th• 10 i la Magna - ... .„ „ 11 24 pm generally in a state • market. No alteration in the exchanges. 1271 21 Marla Antonia... ... „. - - IVOO It I4 , L t IY'S i,g I A, 'F L : , .CTORAL CANDY .; THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. .21 t 4 Namur & I.:mellitus in.; 71 71 7 1 a Consols were first an General inactivity continues to prevail in the rail- so' 2l Do. Deist interest) .. - - and after being sol gre.ib, al record llfeeti.ins. sod kr Coseuentitio a rrf taken in the IS 1 '.l Welber= cf Tones way market. Prices generally have not been worse 10 . 1 , Do. Ea. Bor 84 ;i 8 4, 33 222 34 standing at the offici • 84 .3 0 .i „cc., it recommt mk it by the faculty. Mallet of a letter AG C.l FRIA GOLD MINING COMPANY. s ot w e e d by Dr. Kernot to the peeenetor of Woolley ' , Pectoral _ ___ than those of yesterday, but at the present moment tsar a. k &MUM gat) 14 IT four o'clock there w more flatness prevails, in sympathy with the down.. to all Norwegian Trunk tretre. SI 81 later in the afterno Leon. lain!' 5 ' 47444144.715 . 142 ' '' l f "'" a P . '" aure tort e s emewth e Yeeterday, an extraordinary general meeting of .-, so to tars and Lynne .„ .. 16 164 pa 131 t r 0 p, , ,,... P.•ttorai Caney hi pulmonary complaint*, influenza, cough*, ward tendency of Consols. - 20 .i Parte wit Cleraaa ... .. 4I 43 firmness. The ea • 6 .1 e... eel.ina, and atectiona of the chest. 0. C. Kerns. M.D., this company took place at the London Tavern, to confirm ~,.4 „ .4 4t , poplar New Town, Loailen."-The above tavalseble the meat arrangements entered into for working the French shares are rather flatter. 20 In Pyramid awes ... . 41 43 Three per Cent. Coe sarditirr. Preieted inIT in Winne). ehellrai. Miudsiowe, le sold by claim, of the Gold Hill and other companies in Orus Valley, ORDINARY MIARKS AND STOCKS. lO 0 Pies and Streeheere . 351 351 98 4, li I!, 1. '• eu ttietatas, everywhere, in heirs at Iv lot and L . &I each. d for other pumice Sir RoIiERT Paten in the chair. SO 4 P aria,CaseAnitaserboani 4 3 pm an Liman; prises mks today lie 7 1 (Mates aril lialsmosd ... 6 die per Three•an ' cl-a-ttuarte A report was read, of which we give the following eh. Pd.l Ituisrava. Yesterday. to 1 p.m. oti .• limn and Havre ... „I ! to Annuities, 1860, 5 1 rr II E 1) A I I. Y NEW 3 • abridgment : - 6 I Royal Swedish London Morning Paper, prima sd. " The meeting bad been summoned, under the powers in 64 . NO i 404 0 - 040 ••• - ..- . ddi Ist 261 W • , ion:art and Wait.- 74 31 Money to day we -`,., p. weal organ. the I' t I I,Y le Ries Is at the head of the Lb tho company's deed of settlement, for the purpose of ob- " 414 • 1 1 111446 / 1441 : 47 1 2.44414 - Si 64 10 4 Do. SI pee Cest. Prefer. - - general market, am Dna: l'lT.ot Great Britain, edeceatine free commerce in its broadest ant ran Jambes !_.. ......... 15 , 4 ...54 55,1 s...tima rown.., whether p . i . iticBi, 8 ,,, i84 taming the sanction . o f t h e sha . r . eho . lders to certain arrange . - isi 8;1 ai rm w Bl4. es t ...t aw a t lei le S 50.0 k License' home - - tendency. The m ot m 6 Southern of Them 44 Se So memo entered into by Messrs. Hepburn and Attwood, their 31 23 Dirken„Lan,eChes..lso. , 9 7 ills is ls. Cope ladiskelp ur rec....aut. is the catgut and wilue of its General Newe,-in the aecuracy of Its managing director and chief engineer, in California, under 174 ail DeCheelairk.3ollk234.C. 20 11 if all Wag , . 4 6 malt y quarters the t h y a, ..1,.. , •te the seals, truthful, anti impartial eta:darer of lie whic h . the company has been enabled to commence the I s t ai 011 . de . !lee ..1 1 ,4 11 11 0 10 10 Do.= . oi'dMPreht.., I, t i di me 20 10 Wagers ..1 Fra,sos... . le J. 1 Market by the psi " . 1 Igevor, lad iu ie. vaned marenitileand oduimicisi ifs. crushing of quarts, Mime the heavy machmery , sent out o'''' ' '''s ••• - ' r„,,:tramit: , d the City, Railwa y, and Monetary Articles,- from this la brought into •. s St inn Oalalmatan ~ .. . 671 .ea 6 7 i 1 this 1 . ...5er it ut ;:r t i.;,,„., ' 6.5- all Cheam end Holyhead .. 23 111 10 6 fealead a 9 dla alter the format nof the company two powerful engines 50 4 1 ma c 4 .1 e gg y, _ lei 204 regular course of tn It r-ietetne• more det a thal ast of Shipp:llg - than any other paper ., 44,,v,i,,,i8 earl report of ihypin, in the Rubio% Asa. by every were l constructed ;Ow machinery being made in duplicate, 60 it Dahlia and Belfastisie.. 4 5 7ta MINES. money was more , r ,..1 am -snit the only doily Mining Report, wi th list of prune, part yas • precautionary measure in the event of any per- 5 , 5 all . Dasulee, Path, and Abu- - 2S to 3 per cent. ' piblobed any* here. tion being lost or injured, and partly with the view of .. dein Jination ... ... $ • It 11.1 , 1fe.“ Reef to fmni'leii, as being the osly piper besides the more efficiently carrying out the objects of the company. ;; 81 / 41 , 112 ' e noo . A2 ° 2 ", ois it ..,,, ,H. 31 51 Tut:nem: Evisrwe . Exchequer Bills si 5m..... which etcludes. soil am always erile4o°. nom Il i ° 3111 . 11 ° Considerable time was occupied in the construction of the it isi V i ii,i7i 4 .7.7 ) - di Le Not much business has been done in home mining trade "•e adsenisements.lS Ili 1 2 stocks to-day. The chief feature has been a deman d India Bonds mark .CO public favour Is shown by the amt retina of stamps machinery in this country, and its transmission round Cape 13 ail &Morn Illalon, Mad A The foreign eta ,ja-,,,, the 1 year ISSo to toe lime*: Laudon Newspaper , by Ilern to California ; but shortly after the last general OMe 11.17.76.) , ll4 I 3 for North Pool and South Basset shares. The former was rather lower in ewe tt will be sew that this paper (the yeast/en by mere than meeting the directors bad the pinnace of hearing of its safe 15 all Do. dam 8 aad Clllia Ilt 81 SI 9 saty yew*, b.... 1 in Eve jean began it. three ohlod ccmpetitore : arrival at Sacramento. It was proposed by Mr. Hepburn ;I L 16' Beet lA4c4f 1741 - ' 714 22 1 Lave been inquired for at 270, owing to the steady improvement of the mine, but no sellers offered. For elan Four-and-a-I Granada Deferred 1 21701614446 . 600 3 4 Ws". that one of the engines, with its necessary appurtenan, ir' all Lei W.L Iliblillineli 50 as Marino Cu anstete Mose lug Peer 1772 029.000 should be set up at Apia Fria, for the purpose of working to it eds i b itto k gad peeblim... - South Basset 6101. was offered and refused. There have also been some transactions; in West Providence Ecuador flatter. 'I of Russian stock. Swans. Deana. l7ll 1,139 ,0 00 that mine under his own immediate supenntendence, and Bt. MO alintier4b,Penti.Dondes 30 32 shares. The sales reported toda y are :-South Tol- DAILY NEWS 11144 2.004) that the other should be placed at the Gold Hill Mine, 51. 1041 Olallow & SouthWw llo,4 - -Provincial Mengel ine esatinsed mantes au o r 44 4 6 p „., - ,i„„ 1 ,211 5 , j . tiuswiss under Mr. Attwood. But the Gold Hill Mine being in S.!" 1 , 0 2. Great Swarth - ... 1151 861 gun, 185; Alfred Console, 191 ; Herodsfoot, 12 ; has nearly recovere canna eiraretly espro‘sed by • evatemporary : actual operation, sad Mr. Attwood's personal super i n t en d . 'i . ' ir e D D 4Z B _ A . iitc “ *" - 41 A e The' Daily Nese 'le the youniirest of all the London Morning Wheal Uny, 12 • Wheal Sydney, 101; North once being necemary to the erection of the machinery, it oi. too o t ,„ - ti a - ii, u pg ofest • 4 llri. • 110 111 Basset, 81; North ' Buller, 6; Great Crinnis, 1 prem. a stock e r f this kind papaw . Pees the llnt it took Web ground . and • high liberal tane-re. was thought better by him to complete his arrangements Bs tee (heat Western ... .. 59 891 891 in prefence to pieganne sonslatetely th•t irgincreatiee liberalls•n which Is clearly ' ...Sits intve of E land • rel treed with tie mood Menet for that mine before turning his attention to the A . goa II It Irish Swath Eastern .. 71 71 tle ~..... sp.. -an . a a y, The gold mining shares remain nearly stationary in price, and, considering the stagnation of business, o'clock, Mexican I monism a u , 4 .,,,,,,i,,,4 ,L.,,, p ece i, and with tie loam Fria. By this plan it was hoped that the company might 50 on der m 60 ' 11145 • " 1 3 nigh Deferred The asks of advertisements-neat cekehir 771 171 771 1 are very fairly supported. Agra Fria are especially to 6 per cent. ; Per 41 41 die firm. At the meeting of this company to-day (a Isaleamen* activity both of Mr. Hepburn and Mr. Attwood. Up to 14 114 Do. wen aLinietgoi 84 n „ notice of which will be found in another column) the Four-and-a-Half j Te to ordered of Bookseller or Newman la the kingdom ;or al Granada Active, ths 011ie le, t. Fleet-atm t. inedon. the Dreamt time, and before the company's engines could 50 all Leeds Northern .... .. It 154 M - set up, operations on a limited scale had 114 11l Loadea and libokwan fl •9 31 pouts for making arrangements with the Gold 91 Sort ready, been in progress by means of the machinery . erected by the . Gold Hill Company. in - 10 I 6 !Leci.,lllbary,lk Southend 11 2 pa 00 Inn, Itrataten, & it. COM to 4 le4 154 4 till and Nevada Companies were con fi rmed. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 1-16 to 984. to 10. Acti Brazilian Four-an JOURNAL of ROYAL AGRICULTURAL originally St. 100 leaden Ss Ilerth-Vreek! 1141 1161 Ile 144 Buenos Ay SOCIETY. Na XXXI. These workings have been carried on under an arrange- 1S 73 D a gimp _ .. "V' 1 3-16 prem.; Port Philip, 1 die. to par •; Great C ent ., 1. Aininheral of New Bren•wick. Madam Mamba. meat with the company to which it is necessary that the to I Do.tiosh„Wand Lie 1 1 „ Five per 1 Nugget, 11 to 11 prem.; British Australian, 3-16 to ri..._, D6l Eua s-mul i e o c 2. Memo( zed= r livano. Sir J. Tyldss. sanction of the shareholders should be given. The princi- at. 100 Land= & Souni-Weatere 891 3. Yantrait of Dielipeadre. J. Rowley pal features of the arrangement were as follows :-That out 50 62 4 44 Dar £ 7 . 0 - - - se 44 dla 1-16 die. ;An to Californian, fto i prem.; Nouveau 91. Mexican T 1 4. Onnorieks from Rooks. 7. Durresee • of the capital of the Gold Hill Company (which consisted t l l 2 , .--,... g 4 i'b ol ;; o1 ; l l° 2 ,1 dl2 Monde, Ito 11 prem. ; Aqua Fria, 1 7-16 to 1 9.16 y 1 27, 5. Bane premium. uy, , t , 28. Pei a. Ilimessmenaallrght Land. B. linshmL of 150,000 dollam(30,0001.) to be raised to 300,000 dollars a Lowin a ma m a in t a in 10 is 821, 831; ditto k 7. Saphielp•=e: lantana. J.Trisamee (60,0001.), in 80,000 shares of 5 dollars each), 30,005 shares a,. too ..siusioeinale 291 St. John del Rey, Imperial Brazilian, and the Ce t 1171 1181 n a., , s. of the M ee. E. Dos. are to be allotted to the Aqua Fria Company's agents, 51 41 Do. Linn. Valor a l 1 die is. It i Villnsessont Drainage. J. Iliaderams. Mesas. Hepburn and Attwood. The Ague Fria Company, 51. 1 • 0 wldlowil__ _-_-- -71 12 711 General Mining Companies shares were better. The West Indian descriptions were dull, but not lower in 1021. Spanish 01 10. sew map sr Inlsattoe. E. Archer. by their agents, to pay 10,0001. down, and undertake to 5. 1r.„.„,,, „....=.77.-...., i • 40 43 Four per Cent. I price. Metcalfe closed 51 to 6 prem. Venezuela Three-a 11. Wawa Dielesip of Martin- we. U. White. erect suitable and power f u l machinery fur workiog_the G iit----. „;,- u -, 6 ;;,;::. -.... z-- . 11. ammo, of Grooms. J. T. Way. The clewing prices of new undertakings are as mine, with the liability to a further payment of 10, 1 ., gi. 105 52 54 There were no 13. nor J. Wises. 14. Opt meow Depths of Ordain,. It. MilwariL if needed, for developing the property. The entire 61 e De. Rallsa'a - ii Pm 4 follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min is. twat Mei tellitiet Breads of Weep . Y. Drum control and management of the works to be given to Messrs. 15 17 , - -Ns ing and Streaming, 1-16 die. to 3-16 pm. ; Melbourne Bank to-day. le Mob. a New Dewed of /beep. M. Halingte-Nouel. Hepburn and Attwood. The agreement to be terminable M.. 7 4 1 6 ,11 7 00 4 Ilan.. 21 a Two more arris Gold, i to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, i to 17. lueat Om, J. Midi at the capitation of as years, upon the ems- "" 11°22 "ar 21221411212121 . : . 1.1 6 9 2 to-day in the Doe Is. save mese Unsex J. way and J. Paine. Bt. 100 Nor • 1 dia.; Australian Consols, 1 to I dia.; Monarch Gold is. hasestatien alieseeparomoals. Profaner Binbends. piny's agents giving three months' notice to that effect. • t s 15 D 4 , 4 sg ate " . ... ". - from Geelong, wit 3-16 to 1-16 dis. •, Chartered Australian Land and Jam Messy, Alimmie- mews, An agreement had also bees entered into with the Nevada le 34 Northern Ossiateslielin Ils 2/ Ms the Black River County Company, whom property adjoins that of the Gold St 10e snub BMW , . r ... 1111 so Mining, 5-16 to 7.16 per ahare; Lewis Hill Range, - init. CULVERWILL'B MEDICAL Hill Company, upon the follows terms :-The 11110121, l. Is siorth Dego% 4 _ 16 . 1 2 •• • - 414 ~_ _,.., 4._ WORKS, claims and property of the Nevada Company to be treas.- a el Do. 1 • • DIP• 011&.... - - Ito a per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito I per share; she left on the 2 eels probably brio, 11../ censess. sa 77 • 01 0 010 4 s ° 4 w is °l4, `''"'"; " r" . 4 fined to Messes. Hepburn and Attwood for the term of so * s e ti /48848 1266 811 8 ° , 4 a 88 .... : 1 . .... , 4 - 2 4 - 8 ai d ' . Lake Superior C° Pp er ta , diL tol prom .; Cologne is not yet known. %de t. Lead, 1 die. to par ; berry nest, . 1 to I t d e , as arr i ve d j WHAT TO EAT, MIND, AND AVOID. an years, subject to a payment of one-fifth of the gross sil a ll main Wesson _ .... 0 4 • n. proceeds as not or royalty; Megan. Hepburn and Attwood le 10 Itarlhaall IL Westrealme - - Pm Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, 1 to k on l y 349 ounces. tzenniz TO TOI7NO MEN. advance 3,000 dollars as a loan, to be repaid out of the 54. lee ItliemS Wira, 6 Monte in 50 die.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to 1 per share ; - man if est. royalty ; the mill house, engine, crushing mill, ale ., fur- _IL !, 4 „ 110 .._...... 5 05e5501,......._. - -r, 2 Lackamor Copper, kto 1 prem.; Adelaide Land The Kangaroo DOW TO BR HAPPY. chased by Messrs. Hepburn anti Attwood. for a forth 4 sum °‘ '"'" ''''''''' '"""' '" - - - 1 ,, et. 1110 Ilmese. es lira. ... . SO Al sad Gold, lk to OI dia.; Obernhof, Ito / pm.; Now. AND PUTDICAL ENJOTUMFT C 1 LIM of 3,000 dollars ; the agreemeat to be renewable for 'second o t. t oo D o , LAILw.O,siS Is 72 Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per taste; Poltbnore, I 1,8001. worth of ji Port Phillip, and I v, term of ten years 'spoil the sum terms, if desired, upon th e so • eamemeyamilameleal 11 el die ON WICIAL Mena& expiration of the first. In order to secure a full supply of 161 sal lirembnry area Mom to I die ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc er. quarts, and employ the company's maelinery to he t beat anse.w.ata.) .. . IT 19 . manta of speFie to tion, Ito 1 pm. ,• Jamaica Copper, 21 to 2 Prom.; In connexion se TIM Luerrerres up MA111•131 LIM adeantage, by semriag sash additiosal mining thins as Be 114 a , ' _ Dihibl "',,_,.....„ -. ••• ." 4 4 ws. l HL New Unarm', 1 die. to kp_m.; Great Hewes U ted Tin, D ter. WINTER. *militias to the above properties, se had also - Th"'• - 6Z = ••• '''' pi st 4 8 211 54 dig. to A pr am. Misen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 of a broker was a today, but the an been entered into with the Rooky and Heivelis. so pp 4.15 - - Dem ....: 10 21 • ;New South Wiles Ceal, fto i t o dis. ; Australasian Th e land slin cleneill 17131annowils io aannekrima, ems etalnoien. Lafayette Cowipaaiss *pea irkitlas• essms to th ese agreed St. 1M s. ga lilies ... .4. .. 70 7 lli re 4 IDS. apes with the Nevada Compsay, of the payment Of ea- fifth 10 60 loath Ws* ~ ..._ .. 11,1 Set SR a Cog, Ito I diso 800 Bigot f Jamaica), Ito 1 Austra li an Ar is es. sae e royalty. These arrangements had been sanctioned by the 80 15 Wm& Teelalielllierlika 13 14 prem.; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), Ito 6 prem.; Port morning, but ci mum aimil. and Kum' Loan. f'ob's 116°4 ' Board of Directors to the extent of their authority, and R 1 5 IDI4III - az. xi lau Medlin ei=r ia . ii. IS 11 Royal (of, Jamaica) 11 to 11 preni.; L'lugle d'Or, 1 MTDIMPATIIT; OR. ins COLD WATT& CCM& they sow cordially recommended them to the shareholders, 31 s o su m o, st s Land left off 711t 1 to 1 dia.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, t o I prem. ; „d * shreenassausew; aineinsio law, in the . full belief_ that they wo uld . prove to be eminently ei 17 Tibet Meath .. - ... 141 It* par to 1 }peen . ; Gladbach Zinc, Ito 1 pm, ; B -rucu ! n 1 15-16 to 2 pr M a = ma sit aselmines; mar ILL M. conducive to the future, prespenty of the company. Even se all WIMMInd and .5 9 nuleallenekoshe went sondlndamalt from lo sa under the limited working sow in operation, regular fort- 0 ell I WrineWsd ma . da 32 Gold, par to } prem.• Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 die. stea d y. A ustm ii teli g r ia4 seen nightly remittances of gold have been made to the extent 50 14 I Weitassuall ... .. Is 104 of 1,106 oz., since February last. Taking into consideration 1: Its. ,:r211414°1 sad (17177d4a 4 415 par to 1 prem.; New &nth Wales Gold, 1 to 1 per stea d y i n pr i m. share • Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to A die.; Parkwyn firmer, clewing 21 IRELAND. the inadequate capabilities of the machinery at work, the a t in loogyoupo oo tsitog orw i a s 55 NI directors had every reason to be satisfied with this result ; sit se ne. do. Zetenelessa .. 7 71 at 114 and duwalsick Tin, par to 1-pm. shares have been but they were desirous it should be distinctly understood II I Ili , De.o.ll.l.Parelmes_ .... , 2 llt_ . Steam (71. paid), • DCIII.III, JCIrS 30. that the experiment hitherto tried, bad been on too small a Si. 100 IT sad "a , 1021406 a I° 004 THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. Netherlands Lan A large space in each of the Dublin papers of this scale to allow of any certain predictions as to the ultimate - There is scarcely any business going forward in Mail Steam, 74. result" morning is devoted to the publication of a very re- The CHAIRMAN, in proposing resolutions to the effect LINES LEASED AT FIXED RIDITAIA. the gold mining shares to-day, and prices are dull. to 1 die.; Austra markable and a very gratifying requisition, namely, that tile directors be authorised to cosalude the 61- 100 Erlagar,~lo.4 fisowd agreements Colonial Gold are quoted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem.; prem.; Melbourn• that calling on the Lord Mayor to convene a public suggested, observed that it was the wish and determination mlandmill.Westarel 101 the Abs Ag . tta Fria, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem.; sad Great Nugget i die . to par; 5* 50 Cil=le Imam Vein, 11 to 11 prem. meeting " for the purpose of considering the best of the directors a to lay anything before the share- Malsetnim_.).. 54 58 i per share. means of rendering a tnbute of respect and gratitude holders which they did not fully believe themselves, and W. 100 Bartlinestesboverlieth. Australian Agricultural shares after opening well The directors o they were desirous of keeping their representations under Name 1•04.11ortharo) 150 16$ to our fellow countryman, William Dugan, Esq., the mark rather than belong it. The operations of the Se 25 lloweska& Dma Peron are now rather weaker at 70 to 72, and Peel River, pany have issue for his unparalleled exertions, which, under t he neamil selimaeicturo 53 14 at 21 to 21 prem.; North British Australasian are mines • were not /min on ver ra idl but in • stead d stating that the bi 1 blessing of Almighty God, have so signally tended progressive manner , sad the d • rftto y re were contident y : a bet M. all E2l622BldDask ik Ea" ' (lessad So li. N. 8 Bet.) - - quoted Ito 1 prem. ; and Scottish Australian In- of the company to benefit our country, by developing her resources, the property would in due time stand as high in the mime- se 50 11•11801•111(1.TerkadOlid 11l 1141 vestment, 11 to 2 prom. St. John del Rey shares substituting two a j and directing the industry of her people." All par- lion of the public as of themselves. U 15 De. i dame (ditto).. SS 57 have been bought at 34. share, has passed After a very brief &amnion, the resolutions were tst RI De. 1 akzes ( ditto ).. 174 254 ties have joined in this preliminary step to the ex &doted, and two directors having been elected, the pro- 1 11 ' a l Closing austere log the royal ant revision of a great and national feeling of' gratitude. asseraleaeste Easters 14 111 I WOW do , . that every share lea gs terminated. The requisition presents the signatures of forty Irish 20 20 Ol_ We ftelleresee (ditto) SI 27 IM. maim. Paid.' Timterday. today. _-- - was nominally al peers, and forty-seven Irish members of the House . - so 20 toweaMMOsor.4pinCent. (liseese M llarealk) ..... N 100 IMAM 1 PM all 11 14 pm been paid, will nc of Common., without distinction of politics. It has CANADA COMPANY. SD all D ills i s I lea - - /11/A• 1 Amerillan lila all t eta par 251. each, upon s si 411 IMAM 10s. tan also been signed by the archbishops of Armagh and -- .11'.17Md.) 11 54 WSW 10 Auliallelia 1 4 cis par up. In order to ' Dublin, the bishops of Derry . and Raphoe, Down The half-yearly general court of proprietors was se au =rune" ass Began 3 , 20 PiaMiellea and Connor, Meath and Limerick , by fifteen Roman held yesterday at the office in St. Helen's-plea, Bishops- 1 Mistrelles Cordilleea 1 1 Matra= Preshold catholic prelates, including three archbishops, by gate. several of the judges, a hoes of other dignitaries and official psersons reprranting the professions, the 1 1 r =leateekt. a nut. - - W (11111.1 108 11l M 10 3 Pala The chair baying been taken by Mr. Fautits, the fob. l ush* So lest.Oostedso U 87 lowing statement was laid before the meeting: so at Do.lited bser sae plea) - - Acres. SS 2 5 PrestoßaW, RON!. law IMs HOU. a , aim 1011.000 1 Brldsb Manillas Oolif all &a per 24100 20 teritiblass Ta ll 9 10,00 b 31 Mires.lesp.(tecatsi pa 141 4 A shares that are I 2nd proximo, mut The market fo 4 press, the municipalities, and the people of the Land disposed of Jan. Ito June 10, 18.53 .... 34,378 adellimminewliell - - 5,0 00 se DeelmemiandCaisha all 4 41 11000 20 Da. M. John Dal Bey 13 73 34 54 been inactive, the country,, and comprising in alt considerably over /I AU 111 Ditto l slims Mlie)... - - 1852 .... 29,588 - IL - i o s s ousoo - o upti s tup sow meow t 04renils Creek all i ele ipm h general dulness two thousand name,. The meeting will ho held in - es case 5u1am...... 131 133 15,000 its CainOmpm all - - quotations are tl the Rotunda, and has been fixed by the Lord Mayor Increase in 1853 .... 4,792 at. HA Do. elbseesthlick . . 161 153 100,000 S 4Coluild MN ..... 1 : 1 0 Ii r . Oapf■eaßon, and Ca -_ 11 114 essdklNAlardeldretiZiii for Thuniday, the 14th July. es mr. esenast,.. .. ..... 14 el Ns 31'6,000 Si: tOppper lepers of Eng. all Be 70 Currency. Loco ss +Do. PM. 74 per cast. all 7 II pre United States I per Cl. The representation of Tralee would appear to be Receipts in Canada to June 10,1853 .... £46,990 9() 341 4 2242 V2ll =C 6 ' Omni to . - _ 10,0.0 5 eltnelleasetraltanCoppr all 1 It die 4 Do. 6 per Ct. do. di all settled, according to the account received in town D, ~ 1852.... 25,614 13 8 16 is Dog e ow BOW ..... ~. is 33 Magee Vela all 11 11 pin as Do. 6perCt. Inman this morning, the meeting convened by the Chamber at. en wlitatinmereet Meta 1° " " 2 1 Do. Isoletered - c Do. ditto of Commerce, and which comprised a very large pro- Increase in 1863.... f21,3i5 15 4 unreal Westans)....... 1031 1015 20,000 30 laialleSl • 72,00 e Orthil Duchy of lido, all iWs par Pennsylvania 3 per Ct. Maessebuisettsspero.l • portion of the electors, having been unanimous in H meeting they itesooe L a k e B - MO Oreat Polgooth ....... _Bonds The Climaxes stated, that since the last Bathurst all 4 1 die 4 Haryland3peCt.Ster.l their choice of Mr. Daniel O'Connell. It is thus had paid off 10,0001. of debentures out of 21,500/., leaving PRISTERENCI RHARRII. 60,0 k Liberty all IMel pm Virginia opm Cle lase very probable that there will be no contest after all 11,6001. to be paid off on July 31. In July 1854, they Bt. 100 Aturdeca 93 96 4 9,00 r t in that borough. would have to pay 31.,5001. ;in July 185,5, 37,00 W. ;in a all lAkeecisen N 0.2, 7 per LT . MI 92 60,500 sasiesandati. um" it. ola ximmi7 15 me Coat.. July 1856, _18 . ,7001. • making 99 7001. After Jul st. 100, Braid & Sangre pee Ct. 107 109 Queele Of eideelb.. all C I Ormada I T:i i. De In Clare the latest accounts represent the canvass-7 St. ISO Onsikethia /110 - ... 107 IC9 100,600 elleclialta all IMs psr lisassa 44 Cm next, the debt wou , .The meets of to is 'm aw , sod pho m a ~ 1 'ld be 88 2401 lo,oeo 1 livlistiNtamerlian 11 71 3 t ing as having been carried on with the utmost .Oa gia the company in London were 27,6261., out of which 51 all !out sad Bandon . ..: 4 die pes AVM OM &Mad& all Par 1 1165 Be i ra City fpwCt.' energy. A meeting was held yesterday on the site the had to pay dividend at 6 per cent., 8,6921. • de- si au itrandee, Perth, sad Aber- WO,OOO Meseta Mak all 114 pm 2 New Odom City 6 I o f the fatal conflict at Six-mile-bridge ; and, although bonture iaterest, 2,1881. ; debentures to be paid off, 11,5 ' 00L ; dem Amelia . 114 111 30,050 1 Mom Ikeda Midas sod o m l. Bode - 4 44 Ihnolitog - - dls to there wes no shouting or cheers, it is said to have total, 23,380/. • laming • surplus in band of 5,1561. ; alai 2 ii 4 8112 4 1 1, 101 1 5tirtr.1 0 sk•Ct. 5 5 160,000 P oet g . 1 idle apm told with extraordinary effect in favour of the cash in Camille to dm extent of 8,1721.; . but there were 1 1 1 * 2 1 78 . " ( 1 4 7: t4: 1 174 7 7 8 , 8 , a yaw Quarts 6n V i i "di to "Z sod N. l ona claims against it WM* full extent. The directors thought, ul et siv.c ... wa. i 8 ... No i 54 pm 10,0114 SD *Rhymes, Iron liberal candidates. under all the egnmosleson of the ease, the company ought 111 6[Dtsto do.' 20.2 I 5 , i 10 1 •litle New not to pay a dividend beyond 8 per cent per annum. 10 ,10 , Do. New 6 psi! Osat. Stock, 14 • 114 - 7, 041 , SO fleathge &Cabs llll 1 6 Fa alt tit Mr. Winentsa the nasality ofpaying off their 30 120 Illeat.llaisadhe.Ct 20 11 50,000 douth Australian P lai lingd Mipe war r ct. au o 6 Rod PAIRS ON THE INDIA BILL. debt, and letting the . rs take the profits u they s' $ 'lsinSurelli r o ad 4.000 Inn Cowie 1 Dundee, 54 p 4 54 13,174 3$- of + Meted Ma airs all 51 44 PM Blade - arose, bt e w a t: they weal& have a boot fide stook in the s , too soo s g u u sso s psoui: 175 too 70,000 1 Weiler ____ CI 4 dig ipm Newliek and Sole Se I For Government. Against. market a certain price. si. ta i nt. 11 per mat. ha* Ita. 100,000 1 wen Grenada A Susxzeotaza asked if they were bound to pay the 1 dessaireat tome. em 111 113 11l 100,60 e 1 Wort blaripma.New York mad Erie, di Lard Jocelyn Lord Worcestersat 01.4 dl.i . ___, a New York and Erie Se Mr. Drummond • Mr. Fuller debentures at the times stated ? 10 11 Do 41st I ~..levee 1 rube t Tnli . ehrable la 2 uu , vou per Cents., Ist mortg Mr. Price Lord Edwin Hill The Cmatnatam said the debentures were then due, and I 8 0 01 . 0 W 0001 4 1 ) .8 Z 4 h 0 el f si Se 111 0 Means allaeletot ape 71 Subjoined are Mr. Goulburn Sir Thomas Herbert it was best, for by paying them they were paying for their 8 . is . mmintoskin. 44 ~.t . 108 10 , JOINT STOCIC BANKS. Mr. Hunts Captain Jones estates. Of course the sooner they were paid off the sooner n 100 Dittolimisemshistpar at 105 104 . English lines for l esis l t r u ' l lu s . b "" la e s „ yet been publiahei Mr. Loftus Bland Captain Bellew would the receipts be enjoyed by the proprietors. •5 II 'ilataietalie Werke 1 hSe idai pm • No. Sharer! Emma. Mr. Evelyn Mr. Masters Smith The dividend of six per cent. was then agreed to. I lee IMMO preantSlist.. 152 154 I I 'Yesterday. to-day. Mr. Cogan Hon. S. Knox The shareholders having passed • vote of thanks to the 105 Leek Isfahßent.ll wet 154 157 10e I DltlePrehooslillmeCt. - - _ _ -- - sll 10 laxibb -. London and NorthM Mr. Clive Mr. Cabbed • directors, the meeting adjourned. se 5 , LealkilkWeeleantres Si pin 12,500 1 40 . Australasia 40,06025 C'hartd. Bank of Aida . 4 a 4 oa r Lancashire and Tort London and South W Mr. Mennen Sutton Sir J. Tyrrell 14 all ' Lcodonierry.Clailelah of 4 I 1 ___ - -SAC 20 Choi. Beak of ladle London and Brighto Mr. C. Foster Mr. Bentanckl2 ; all Idmaiadenyltitmleetsis 11/ ISt Australia, and Chlaa 1 / 11 Pm Mr Wickham Mr. Bennett CATTLE PROM JERSET.-1,209 head of cattle were 35 73 I leaellbstAtVuetrePol •• • 115,000 , 10 English, deottish, and Great Western Mr Child Sir T. Burkelo II I Do. New SIO .„ . 101 101 exported to England from Jersey during the last 6 mont h s , 8 5 D o , gg ~ . 44 am Australian Chartered 10 ~.... 'Pm Midland Leal ILdrymple Lord Bernard seasisting of 20 balls, 297 cows, and 892 heifers. Their 14 all ;Itery7,.& Collide. 41 p ti: -pm 25,000 20 Loaded Bank of Aus tralis and Ladle _ I - - South Eastern Ler I Ludy n Mr. Miles value is estimated at about 12,0001. sterling. St. . 00 ,IddlandCons.brden.sp.C , 150 152 1311 25,000 20 London Chartered Rani Shrewsbury and Che Sir T. U'llrit n Sir IL Montgomery 15 ,, i Ditto Prete/epee ........ see 4 Great Northern (Advertiammati- FIFTY THOUSAND CI7RES 88, 100 4 , 08 , 018 1it ...... i . . . iii i fr of Moneta Chester and Ilolyhea Sir Thews' Winninaton Mr. Id' Mahon l4,ooo 25 Oriental Bank Corpora. au 504 Sit 504 annum Massurm by BaltriVit kirritiorrit Aaasica FOOD.- s t IA ! D 44 34 per it . p r d . ita 115 142 4 Shropshire Union... Mr. Tuffeell Mn. C. Morgan ces• 4 . 2226-N ota ll i f M K° 1.22.412222 11 " 7 trod ' d 74114,14, I all 1 Do.WaveneeValley i 30,000 3 !loyal Austral. Bunking • Lord Milton Main. Wynn 2 ".._ °14617 ' 76 ' m . °l7lk. es 6 Do. Debentures aadOold Import. Co. 1 a par Exeter and Crediton, Mr. Harcourt Lord Burgbley : 78 •= .4 ....,.....i -:i r .______l•7l7 slim . 4 . 4 .'"ff. 4 ,7_Ds 9477 r. 4 4 W. Renate Mesa ..,. ..'• .....' 1 1 7 ir 0,000 26 Meth Monello 30,000 j 11 Colas of Aintrolis Manchester &South/ Mr Moffitt Mr. Stanhope. emelleat bee" heft. memo Liss m'or N W . " 10 all North Dtstiordisire - lSt lit 0,0001 ... Do. N.w........ Mr Wrightson Mr. Arkwright Can No. 71 et iltpipmoMt Ness the ligh_t_lien. the land Wean de Bt.r , 80 . 08t88 , 4 w5 ,„ 4 .,, .., d - Mr. It . Wall Admiral Walcott tilde.:-"I illlo IMMO menidenele gown temayour P " 01, 1M i w 0 h,,,,,,& . .,jte m .. MISCELLANEOUS. authorial the polled= ef lime Inim."--Mwert de De li s. Bold le It lin ! p it , ' ditto 4- amt .,. 14 14 rss East Anglian Mn Divett Mr. Bunbury miners, BM. 01114.4 If Iti v at 14. lingsswellaid quality, 10 lb., 1 a Italia 4.lkBinc.NeerGoar. 104 11 ; Na , Nu miKisummon. 8 , 1 i 12 " . ' 0 , 88 141 i 2 8 8. 444 a m Kendal and Winder's • Mr. Kirk Mr. Whiteside at ins. ; 6 IL, eitele; the le lb. and II b. emaidies free ei emcee, 13 12 ': lionnacsCheetsr ;Stmt. Mr. (leash Sir G. Berkeley by 11.. air On Bun and( e... 77. liegentalreet, Lorna . ' I [gin.; $ ear Cow_ .. 171 181 1 IYeatreday. 10 -day. Manc., Sheffield &Li! Me Crowder Mn lailiam I He Lam Sir It. Made, Cubed Liadeay Mr. Kerrigan Mr. Clive, jun. Mr. Yorke Mr. Prime Lord Lewisham [Advertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. -AD 10 1 10 Do. 5 per Ceat ... .j 1 pm aped !mamma ay them Ma complaint in hia steam& sad shortness 11 ,4; 1 4 ionUi Deeen ... ... ~ 14 153 a lowstb.-"I delie to bear teelmotry to the good atria of 1110110- 10 lf Ditto Row par 4pm We esms mars I was thluted with a Witmer In the 14a all South nein (Reading :10Viesr u. seselissidmilly shortnesa of breath, that presented me ! I Mullet [1.0.6 ler Aters-1 en 44 revs o'd_ vet though so far sdvancycl la dt.' 100' Do. 41 per cent. ' 112 1 1 l .------ I- . lo,iiiii 1001 teinallan Apt.- 35 , 71 73 721 2 ! 60 IhritAmerbetoland 34. 71 73 1 1,0001 100 'ens& Company- 324. ES 70 8 , 100, SO& 3,Crystal Palace I 135. 0 0 o! SCryst,Pal.of Irene! 216 t „ York, Newcastle, as wick, York and Midland, and Leeds ern Railways Birkenhead, Leneashi . For Government. LIM Jocelyn Mr. Drummond Mr. Pries Mr. Gouiburn Mr Shantz Mr. Loftus Bland Mr. Evelyn Mr. Cogan Mr. Clive Mr. Manners Sutton Mr. C. Foster Mr. Wickham Mr. Child Lord Dalrymple Lord Emtyn Sir T. D'Briin Sir Thomas Winnington Mr Tutraell Lord Stilton Mr. Human Mr. Modstt Mr. Wrightson Mr. B. Wall Mr. Divett Mr. Kirk Mr. Gesell Mr. Crowder Mr. Inahun Mr Luce Ilulkelry Lindsay `.Wait e naism.44:4.l Nita affair. ill 11111 16 par IN Rifalk.Oarril pest IN v itiail 16 N. • 11.______Alhateri. loadiaarip i tat I AU paibials447 1444.111115111524.1 14 I Da, Not Ale 6 Do. S 6 113 ill Itaryp.et Darllale. 4 . j p . ,O 0 • 4 1 Ditto Prefoseneo 100 Vortolk Rztaraloa WO' Da 54 per et. PreL 6tok all I Do.Witwea4•Volley pot 6 Do. Debealares notti British all :North ittafforialure .1 1000z.lotd. lUrcaokr. 4-11 Wolvir.,Sl6. eper Oast -- IS all iDtt.o ditto dab 11 11 pm a il.raaaaßiric.riewOws. 101 11 12 ".brairafiChc.tir:Nor.W. Ms.) opi Caw... 1:1 155 Do. 6 per at 400ta 114.4 en 1 154 Ditto New . pai oath Easters (Fte . Z. - Ann lof 51.0.6 40' Do. 41 per cent all alk.lrockabire4 Oast 194 204 6 1 Waterfardaliil 1 {Lie par po !York, NoworAt.e,ft Ott+ 0 , 3.34“..1 , 317. ltl 175 I/ 1 5 ,Ditt• Dltt.l , 11 64 15 10 'Yorkii,ls.X4l.ll.4B.l'arch 1 4 pia CATTLE FROM JERSEY.-1,209 head of cattle were 'sported to England from Jersey during the last 6 months, emitting of 20 bulls, 297 cows, and 892 heifers. Their vales is estimated at about 12,0001. sterling. [Alivertlementj Firre THOUSAND Cuarte l WITIEW Ma Diann by De BMW's ReVALKlrtii Alumna IWO.— Care MAU :—" Why yew" ladessellside spay tam dyspepsia. mos a llin n i te alliA da lla nzzrat.. smeeved_brliii= "it. mama feed." MM. aair Mill. Can So. 71, if Imo& : ham ths lIW burn the LeM Mame de tereles:—. I heed Meleul eissibrakis burn lesmtyesr Mod, sad aotbarlie the pablliallea of three Ilses."—demat Ils Ti.eas &lid le IMAM. Bib. et 1 Ist 12 lb.. at Ms. Ileganesimd "Why, 10 lb., at 11 - 4. ; 6 lb., Mak; the 10 lb. sad 11 l• adder* tree el eernare. ty 1 1 4. av Do Imam malt, 77. therresatmeg Iowa& [Advertisement.]— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. —An 11= artats. Ned etas eared by Meta of a la Ids demi sad sbortara or firth.—" 1 ado ft beer M ohs geed ellesta at Rohr er i ar sin c i r i e ems pees I was Mil $ *Masi, to the 0 6 . 21 411 11 iihertair si the prinalmt to hem aisal.l um ed yeas Mie es far slimmed te PIM Mme lam had se geed atil C. ad lum take argil WWMISMIODIIIMINIIIII er gdusill an fest ershe rellsetteef Ms Arm* tligaell Mao Itmlbeerest. Irma Wiesres.lllser cg al . V . telteses el Efts . Advertiser' irl/1 emirs Oh stabermL V ia % dr= s s . , sad at Preform lisheaWe 1 iserkilimaarA, uosaus 21e. , Ph. MINZLIALLOVS. Pa ; prices Burl ,I ITeaterclay. p .-----, 14.0rit I•ol4witratlan Apt 35 , 71 73 724 2 . 3oBrit.Ameriasslesad 344 , 71 73 i 1, 6 00 109- anuda Gimpany 324. CB 70 100,'. lierlatal Palace 5 2/ 3ps 71 e 139.1.09 11C47st.PaLo7lrassee 2 1 4 . 1 „ 123 , 3 ; 1114. Brit. Lan. Lind t. I all I 4 pm 1 Do. Preference 1 all 150.000 •11;PrellUr.Lnd.1114tin I all 2i 2pm luo,ootl :94oattlebAust.Inreat aU ll 2 4 pm 1;700 2,i, : 1. Australian Lana 15 43 . 43{ 3 19,9004 100 v,lainegien'slAnd 106 17 19 FIR): Set requested to 'tate that tie Bee la lie which brae eat Wet Saturday, vent No. 1(17, so se No. 20. per Cents., Ist mortgage 1868-1069 May and Nov. 107 105 Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1833. 1862. London and NorthWestere E#54,439 „ „ £5l Lancashire and Yorkshire 20,244 .... London and South Western 18,249 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Cheater 2,030 Great Northern 16,904 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 741 Exeter and Crediton 156 Bristol and Exeter Manchester &Southhnetion 667 18,042 13,802 12,157 21,277 23,905 East Lancashire 6,166 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,238 But Anglian • Kendal and Windermere 2.59 Manc.,Sheflleld Lincolnsh. 7,784 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern Railways 28,038 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Newcastle and Carlisle 2,689 South Yorkshire Stockton and Hartlepool 2,240 Lorplor. and Blackwell OD" 24,972 MIDLAND RAILWAY. A special meeting of the shareholders in this com pany was held yesterday, at the station at Derby, Mr. J. ELMS in the chair. The purpose was to obtain the assent of the shareholders, under the Whamcliffe order, to the bill now before parliament, known as the Worcester and Hereford line, and for sanctioning certain arrangements with that company, all of which contemplated arrange ments are referred to in the 70th clause of the Worcester and Hereford bill. ii:iii 1,836 t 1,628 3,606 703 133 5,:. 1 1 1 6t lt 4,6i,' 16,062 638 I n id, or fell down drunk, right across the down line, and wt sere he remained until the mail train , whit ndon on .Monday n i g ht, passed by and killed h . . (?heergliae driv on passing the spot, felt as if the lifheelslierei Waite neee‘ 'r' t eine gravel. The gatekeeper at qte staton:beird 11' gr i n dicg noise just as the engine wu within It Tads of *ilk 1,691 station, .end on proceeding there, after thetraln had pas s 2,140 he discm'ered the body of the unfortinate Ulla, marl 1,287 the engine stopped, the whe els were eirmistni4, mitt '. 1.714 was found , it them, and a Portion of the Ana , 1,554 d ecease d, 412 k The motion submitted by the chairman was then put and unanimously adopted. ACCIDENT ON TILE SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. —The name of the sailor who was killed, the beginning of this week, near the Beovis-street Station on the South Western Railway, has been found to be Charles Burbish. His two feet were cut off, and his head was cut in two. He 222 6,663 .