The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-24 00:00:00

'. f 4 / - I'-crir •--- rt%% ' 'l4 .. •:,, ~ i 4 ----~-~ Pio. 1,847.] Dl.llls 1 [ALI. and EDRIDOE'S LING of AUS TAAL WWI TAOIST AIIIPA—n. erWalmes .1 Our% WM kJ 1104•111.41 goads% sod nest 'Arno( ansioneiblima he pronwes. TAR ame pampa, us the rooraaasleisA LAW Is ths Imam U.E. irCaillt — SW A - 711 - 7 - .. si t watoT 440 'J. Tiao yr 1440 , -4 ITJ A. C!.. . isi writ me J. Owealj...— juz t , 1- T. Ms orAmwoutt•i l T14'.1116 D. TM* TOO J. Demo& plus., 4 W 4141 ant marl OAT T. A. Jaime . " 1 ,.‘ .. in J. O. ampere usr cia iN NW/ It's . LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1852. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Cion. Very few transudes. have taken pleod is shares to-day, but, as these consist thinly of sales, &further reduction in prices has occurred for nearly all the leading stocks. French shares show an upward tendency. WM= AND ROM ONGUANNAPITEED. MONEY MARKET. [THREEPENCE. MINES. FRIDAY EVIMINO. Btudness in mining stocks continues languid, the only demand being for some of the higher class of dividend stocks, which, owing to their offering a good and safe return, naturally continue to be appre ciated. Prices present no noticeable change. Sales have been made in Marilyn at 7,4; Trethellan, 16; West Trethellan, 124,13; Brewer, 274; West Wheal Alfred, 6; Wheal Arthur, 23; Great Bryn Con sols, 24. There is no change in the gold mining shares. Prices remain steady. The non-official quotations are as follows :—Nielbourne, par tot prem.; Aus. tralian Consols, dia. to par; Britannia, .! to dia.; Connemara, jto 11 prem.; (Hermann, to 4 prem.; North Wales Consols, 4, prem. Tincrofts again rose 10e. to-day. St. John del Rey. were done at 274. 41mM; :2..1 • rldsm7 ' Pot Vert . hurt ?bid*. Part MU.. 00 : 44 't • Jul; 11 667. 7 'Aa r [. !July 76 liug. 3 %.0. AR/. 117 116., 31 :July 27 'Au& ,U.& 'Amu. lie toky up * I pm. tAsewom P•rt laud say: Abrams .- VI tostrall Illiall'aiv. axe 1611.1.4 lasi (62.81P.1118-1 3. Sti 7 "i te eves. teefht • 881, /,•••••••7 apply t.. the intlandease. OM a* • •••••••ket at animism kr m am em, to=;l&ortielrise salsidas. dilp (yes& VARMILALL *ad MIMIC. 34. Fradtaralwlyest. Clerk NM OdWoad BulMama M II 4 . 10& : 1 3 . 1 I I lb 5 141 die di if 111 — E: FRIEND at the CLIIIIIIOIr. ie" MR Seareard Ilvag ig arlery Oreelbotlear. r t • t.• t• • 111111•101111 " •MlNsibag........ and Orem U Denteen of aellellila Wee t hank aad fur alloodlsog temporary Aftlaesma tll wee& re. ma thou Famtl.H. Th. st‘r EPTIoN of PENSIONERS will Min pion me 1.1. tl. siiri mbar 30. new of application may lie eideided at lie infer of the Irtiteres. A 4.4.N1LL31A/11 mom tine See bray rived • DONATION at se La INZAa a• di at tar gardelieteartlf Ma Am *y i d •••• Gr MOS were mimes= ARUM ar who h ton W ne 14 lart n eerek NA the artheee..lllr A. MMI die maselee &Munn ic too mums 40111 ter ternerst ." =NlNAM ar mr.r u: adooapM Se S. Us arra if` ✓IV nal le ID Alea A N..— hod hod toren Wen kr sarpes sa rrierseg tome. „., , .9 4 4 to guterheireet ftereller tar Ire lemma bawds of Prialutteroicuir and Cement eels el mid eet No MAIL 1b.... , MOS' will tc plod so taneurllONlNAlre Or* sr Seery la in Irk as O. ntirman unties ft ming Welt — mud... • are ft-needy sellerie • art re aparrily ere Mn,•. ••• Pak art Is.* Slemal i tis IleaSurs, UT; leralerlArest; r. , NioN t rod dem Ilenarnatiesty Aiwa ,ot . I limns. Old RION Word; 1111•a•`lillblkilldi F.-her ea/ 1114V=Irldeel ellid Me 0811111 ii re wut.g.n. wk. n tvi me at sad every tabrayllawle ▪ ,Mon i d, uric • o the home 10 ard 5 daily. lIIIITHEN L J. ALDIJCII, eseesses. --- ars. Olin. H. 0 ark awn the brad bride eok sed about the hales stake.^-5a loam WEIMIM; BREAKFAST provided entire, in loom nr enottry. be Moms. PtglatELL. Cambia. near flip Wt..: .re'obag a inn or the rasa /Wages, sat rbs Ida of yhoe, eh ,s. servos% stol cornrow Pine a tare. with team mot bor-. a stoystliowt Spooky of Eras 011116 tot Barstow ball amen airsobol coray.ete. toclalisa Ilitbe sled seals. Eno ylaro.coeL..sultob:e decorators seat to in; part of as weary be auciroest or eat ertabobeata. Soaps made disbee, Use, lee, aWv*..1,11.1 Sp CRM, 011.1.. rriVMMI:It SL ,\ and DUST bard sources of taoaventenor to weer .el diebele sempleziou. ; rowrerle. , he Nada asaisa„ ladassabould roar be Edi . d with RoWLAN it; KAMM, ebb& tel be trod rattly fir t. b. cornrletios. (*wain see m i d 'buying all In nobility risi beat. awl M o.,egot ..teekei attesosat es mien/ dud*, ad pas of the .lot. Treater, law, so% *beim ant dbeekeestime seaptraty eradicated by as Wye.; era eve pine be s mft e:ve aid Ler cemeleilea. le ewe el euebersor Wags et 6PC CIO, 1 . 4 viers Moe bpi bees esbaselidgel. Its yeeltybey sad lebealer4 resettles bays *Simi w seludee by leyeltv art the Ishiral Urals Umegbeet Dm" t.s ,I tbe Mlle of Ma sib. bratty. ?me 4s. Id. sad Si. IL par Walk Cbelles—lbe wade Beele•.l. * kelpie, see ma tla wapper, mei A. leveled aid arms, nethsagatare. Ladder. at as betwarrat lOW. sand as sash beta 4...1 by Wm, end by amide led portieres. rd_ Rift i27s: — . osT. New [Atka. of NEW polyp rip% 1 ACATALOGUE of sad STANDARD wow la slieddiat at idea* MO Library. IL tin a kt:IIPLITIZM lUM ttiewwe tram Xedlele w it Law.ry, sedelllwal at weleeed grime be Neb. Miles Edward MAN el% erl SO, lliweami. Meet Jacablaasm, New lel ammerralinsa. prise la; sr, byosabas Ma. HE ISCLENCR el LIM i or How to Liss sad sir to uok at; ova sonat; kg MS mg • lowan na ansomomo tot heath, toivity,irl am *Mai moo st barna Oaf ittrough Me plifirall obsonsmos sf s vangsboal nun et Mb by a PIIMICIAIN. AL.o, byWILL no One Astbsr id a v t &AO II MEW* I. T mi tt % nu as TIT IuNAL WM/MM. ullb Minn amevalsso, Illamossal with soooso nots ' zi p proos. ...A, ommalbreamis V/ i tbs nollml pos Foss. %bp rasa et am xi= is sesoma is la twnere•M dams. as mass mtwool us MeV M. fienilll befall lbsossom v ai bl= Is %her women. SS mbla bans air poossass sod awns Is to sao .2 isionsi Lams : isms A PosassamoaW; Barr g.lll, Word. snot: Mass. Mt Non ; sad MI boatman. AN ORGANISED PART! OF EMIGRANTS. A party a/ highly reipatable td theta of siesta& sequilownewAs abl who ham raieaai T.:...kable situations in this isabley, b.,. esemei thes titre a party foe the popes, K geessealag te the Auteuil= gold regions. Tlib pasty is to le haws boy a adman ►ppell,tion. lb embus see limited la this mrsatry, but ata t, he increased la amelaills. Passage b ben takaa for all the iamb= la easel Oresee Isseghis alga. jest Mom to swi. The Mame ewer Se play aw l a..t of • charms, treaterer, semetasy, voter or eaptelw, liwhrt, so striosbarb and caterer, sad a dmgiala. The nabs Ike MOW Lora have spud ts , efebsil aid medal, sae Up sit number, Yd remptelsed evetythiii Ire OS Contribute to their social aid *sista seshel is thele "Yalt , , sad in the gold sad Itat ass esdie them to reap the full benefits f 7. worldly adversity. B y tbs 111111% IL111:1:ibma S "' serve pert, ct equality Mamie nth Ohm is plete subordination to slim s. &USW anT slows to each other i n health. shim.. et lie Pm whit th e y may b e ebb le mart la giggled hhier.6 or information ; to mess& erhstros egadeall, elala4 fists labour on the Sabbath, amid saamessary esetrm 'Peet all posaibie order sad elosalMess L abaft to the wdl of the at ; gad divide tie or Mew mama laboar. The metileaset at of the rake is lase, sad is extreme am, onside& Al met:tedium are to be decided by the tejlesity el maim l'ernviwo. made at ease of lamusblio UMW •• lefgui %bility of a member: such gravities las las mod la lie 'Merest' of the party sad to ths Isides.pele• 1 . 11 . afflicted individisaL The asseshess el WE. 1.11 lbia th. prime of Ste, sad area Si than are se qawateu with each other. This bike tint Maltase of leProceed u inp a lo tam wsiel apse ea trial talligible amil. — • woh aAI =pimento, a Moak T ot wag wwe. out heat this eionstry kw the am et the pert% i t= ei la lags proceed la will he hags Ism the 44 of TO!? COLONY OF BIWA Lisonz.—Nomma Man dnazd, Lig , haring alyialad tin anal of oink* so s , rtntor of Nona Inoos owl Na M la le b • shortly ?thereof. Ooplois loom4y, PTIRESIf of the thoo- Ink oadernsal Is be la poolooplei Id* O'Connor, In w e n Indio flogionak lo mho Captain leaned', RIMMEL'S TOILET i, . VITIDOaIt (aertilled by the ii, calibrated Dr. Ilre, to etafet to• tht. _ S r I, '•, purest sad moat selehrteas edemas) F.. .. ' vt,' AZ g ,4 ".1.., mar masfer Is an Ls de Coispe cns l / 4 4 #, 44 1 : ) 1. 7:,.. ... f : V P, P se Mania sal refreohlas Wes ihr the f , ir'=:-.T" . • 41 hest er hulk s rent**, lent, 'See- l . • k l s.. ; I n •' • NW disaletloe, eml aM_ sal fits. . _ - fart to opotecais at sick room .....„_i• -1 X- De ref sod esalatry properties rim .-,,, 7. "S . her kea iselledearalds foltildne is in II ,4 *. #F harass. Klee, a. N. sad Se. Itey le hal ta bead der Adman at • pest ). .., 1 salestisa la prisk--Sold try ECONJIT do *..! ' ~. 11111111., Perham. SO, Gerrerd- • - ~ street, Soho; sad by ell Menfolk he. HARLOW'S NEW LN- `17:811740471,11? " 1,1 8 ril i Promotesi• boor, Mgr, or WNW Noon •••••••• IM or add so elsobtally " I. " • =SS be plat fail be drama aped es gr . A ... 1 _ .) 11 __ ~ -,., lii , , 1 , t. 1 . 1 the Iket; vuefledi la tegay he cost la k , tin emir f fit "rho de. N.; Mae T. ~. 1 T ia lt =i kr a. m .: tie ft. b. k )2 "; U mica. Ma= by I= Oa the ter ar the giorC (obileilas abate} • I ..... F •' p - phi QS lirkii). Ilaine Willa= amok Waistless* leuriselhelloace • - lo "Is 011 tell; alma de legiblemed Y; T I of ao were drams aim JAM Ea SASLOW. Ifs- street. Ilea ad dsraessea. lalimm. Irea. lath Idesidessmor. Itssro On -N.B. N. legs m are w samba mese shimped with We one and oldness. J. b. tr.r•fterstio a cow sesdhed of *Wag NA% voimarld i• akoo .. ono we it, eadagylies obelmie 'ad Ishii Ills Rif Imk YIEU MP wiLirros p wigensio she lemErethied dal Uzi rom. at ed. sod Is. pm priet. 1 lois NM It . merlin wire sea* eavaurd um! Mg irla the Coil rib WWI. Indio TX lea. MIL IRELAND. DISTURBANCE IN CLARE. LOSS OF SEVERAL LIVES. DUBLIN, FRIDAY EVLITIIO. News has reached town of the lass of several lives at an election riot in Clara The f ' . par ticulars I take, unabridged, from an ex edifice of the Limerick Reporter of yesterday . We to state that blood was this day shed at Biz- , ties mow als eartied et the e ' : f l or lißi tka Plicei t owisility,C2Xitithiar the e s e b l ort ' ems Ma this city. iniu4, % 1$ appose dot so early 0811 este* am. to day, a eon e:ssi sass Bar. of Foot, asder me command of 8.11 , .-----,_ and issimpoisid by Mr. Ch jos.. sewhing thro ugh thrir4 above mendenal, warehei `a te me en the paera t e MvilleVage&the =l. wee Ai dry 114•14 probe the thespisi W a pest of person. baleen mouth theshiestes of the easeV. emend clergyman, hid several iliothellem. The pas* be m a h lips hissed and bawd Lod Oisysilians's Meth nil th state that theme were throws, bat we lave Mei I t the Ifarit se Delbiont authority tessalkeltositive. Othethelleso that it wee met lentil a seers& allithrt was !ELMO Isms as vote's, sad the gas of one of the When meshed with I stoat, that the officer gave seism tle Ira It wield @ppm ' that a assrdeross Ire was at ,see glossed on the peopls. 1 and that the volley was discharged is two threstlmm—rme tamale the dispel ; the etkardswathe slamp4 Otto sage, 1 mks, • bine pan hem" thniethe of 44 thus with eta- ' I tired at lie thne. Thee** at tbs i llhieeer the eseasenle at the osnstrhenes bah the . Thy, mho; lithe the stmt. e„,,,1. 1 . 4 ' 16119 691 they Ilmed Ihe et thole , ...., lijiii desi. am 4 several 'these wounded. 1 , 6 hi ts that the num ber of dead exceeds eight, and the number of weanded had not been ascertained when oar informant left. The majority of these were Totem; and nearly all were msa in comfortable circumstances as farmers. The rumour, as we have stated, in Six-milo-bridge was, that the order to fire had been given by the °Hoer. It is Impossible to de scribe the excitement which prevailed. The people were unarmed; in feet, it is believed that in the entire barony there are not two stand of arms. The st a t e o f the poll just befors - this revolting occurrence was : Biz J. F. Fitzgerald 92 Cornelius O'Brien Colonel Vandeleur Mr. Jean Frost, of Bunker's Hill, presided In the court house, and he Iris peremptorily called upon to stop the poll ing_ while so many of the people lay dead in the street. There vas se penis' up to 1 o'clock, p.m. After this frighthd deed es a special messenger was dispatched to this perless he more troop., when Horse Artillery, and two companies of the 31st Regiment, were sent out. Mr. Cronin, R.N., was present, and stated he gave no orders to fire, nor were the muskets of the soldiery and po liee wader hiz_conimand leaded. Th7lie, - . - kiTZuZ,.i.P.,wu bit in the hat with a event ball. Scrotal of the clergy of tbs district were present, and did ww as eld to allay the excitement. bet did art Wooten party . of the Std Drairtoa Guards pressor, As shigid;ert e p:Oi., the Rev. Garret O'Sullivan, of Par =red IM• Limerick with some of the voters, and bao the above. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. The following are extracts from the report of the directors, to be submitted to the meeting of the proprietors, to be laid at the Bridge Howe Hotel, Boathwark, oa Mom day, Amami 2, 1852 : .. Theeesseste kwthe balf-yeer, ending the 30th J0ae,1862, show tits talawiai results :—The amount of capital, raised uP to absSl* Jaw 1852, Is 7,228,542 L, cowing of— ask, 1473,3124 ; mamma capital, 1,037,596 i. Meek, 4,616,8341. la pursuance of the morn minima. adopted at the hat half-yearly meeting, the dismiss have raneded as rapidly is possible with the mime weeks requiredia • 'dr additional security of tho MIK width me new for pent neesere =apiece& They hem she pmeeeded with the DOW MOO hie the posh yard at Drighbra. sod ether meerreme,readered nereema I* the entmelen ef UN Heeds treMe. the minuted W eenie el whisk. daring the past 1•13 . afar de the hut peat thet the demand he aeseameda tion Mae her ponemiluss. The Mal eanesliture for them ebjeme drag the hell-year lee emeemed Cs 11.6481., which, as the capital asemat is sow *WA at 7•1110001.. maim the summit of ONWOIDO, anon ohne On limit 17,9601., he wink and say thael sepuelthee. up te the 31st December, 1862, • slaking test nil he,. to be formed, sad the directors entelpose thee the anew of this cheep will he about 10.11Mlohe moo se inirba=l mid* he Iletha the two ;past be the The pop mom for the has be l et wl e= abow sa asses of 1751. owe the asseeipeadthe of 1861. Owiag to the inelemeasy of the emsy s h is e wiry safenunhis slats et the mother doing the nee wash, =A* waned the Tuabitge-weUs Ilialthe LM. • dialeraft thtbe »nips he. ardiany.paineen hadIVO2I. has bees ezperlemed 1 bat Iftle In bera hrby ea WIDOW ii the deganneat at 7 sell ig hst is still aeon as Innen hen sessnl and nem thus nth• eip• osamithealle Whin if peresemet es Ms bag. The empeediture of the net half-year nobles lumen by the extra main and reamtele at the adage sad sheik esanatias to 4.1111" aseresegy to anietaia rt rishie el ennists 'thaw Myr the odes Tooth el het anemia 1 by tbo s Sie 611 . 4.4 1°' = ""1 " est . egit eapeasse , hes eacidents marred MOO rhea • won sot knows at the One to he,. bass elMsdsd with say sakes unmet; sad by LOW r lehe en to the heath Iselen he heft ewe the Ithe between IL Lams& ash =heft nee a peeled et then_ sleben meths. W nye& to arepsaseenes. the atheenes will nly thetne, that thie Minn the tine's seneediey when the onnea snits ritjuries, or the istediespes — at the issideemo b wili MD ONNO Emit le the queen wader width ealsninate ease an Misled == numbs he ateihnh alle ss - :Mir hisilmahn or t i ra:rt dilie jlenian ef niad• la Hie poet of some ese mi el the mew amen sentais a their e Weenie easebft the ben asaa a rare t= their nepsethe allaalism The *at et nisee he st to abs yeepeletees, dung the pod : , ageib truzre ma n i l e ith atly the dbo Os= let: siel ailed he the puree, that it we Inas affasy le hither to it. The %poen* append Ws siga wreel. ha bees stand by both songinhe. aid On ase . medl le wry out ihe VONinlithe al of the thoopehl neetthi of lnd of Fir s . 61114 The — seamithe abet the met edvisalde mode if nine the aseresay •ends he de penes, and he the Aisle nunowslal la the het oiste to easeelst a pestles el tie warrastemW - kn repot. owing will preen he of the b rasepway ; wed a neellsOws, f_M te raise lej mit my ma wet ezesedift will be to M oss ting. la Oseir bonitos', sopa the di stated that they were amesed W emend pmestied seisms he new railways is the &Mist inteneediste between this line sod that if the Imams aid hest Weston Oenpasy. On of those alim hen Wesilewerth to Onylin our lineglit Mhos itiles of the Howse Onion% NM thessinst as soda en end eapnain parkieneatect este& Tile if ended late tad. alight have - bste vary maw Ni the bohnele et the ampum _eadjiaws kennel i mina Nallsorwlelt the Leaden sad loath Wats at euesillatiss we= real. h rai rr e tse ' %flranwel, end te • nen medial wishesteadiz a behoewa the ille eeneenies. Voir the n isi fa this sesalt. the dinettes miens* is ra rreat of the petite Mealy blisured la Whiff •••••••• 1 1 1 4118 •• 1 1 11 1 1 11.10 obaltabe see nein he a bre* et then 11l sin bin this somapeay s liae sm esn, te reennendltheir peepdelees to NUM hal OS le parlieemat. at the paper One, le bre wok far the _s of SAKE mom As *le len* rase be amity awl arta is en weells• with this 's Ike. mad es the -moat by a parliensahey natal was enroll it obviously winnow, the &sells an tenna as delta that the win allegleil by than ell awn with the amend if the prepistors. The ad anent at the milt at the maw amen for the Winer is MAU., whereat is eppegoined he late net w the mectsepe debt, 31,20 H. ;kr &Malaise pee smee_ esellel. OMR ; leaving a banes 0t74.1111. Out et whirl the dinars reenrand • divider! et 11. lb. per feat he r belepeer, arrentlag se WOOL, leaving • balms* to the emit of the merest MIS. of 4741. The followlox direness see Oa ant is rotetii is sake at the fleet half= a:Mk 11113:—Mwors. Media Lush khfansi etipaptelltansentantio tiiaorr lint 4111 1 6001. our hem. per rwwfd s t i . 14170001. at .e.t. sit. V I Z " S P : I 4, 24, 5 4001 1 '0 14. 14 111 40001., at 31 per cent., the total 1,673,3121. ' The Flaking had shows a total et 4 ,9110 L menet * lark 2 4 T.semmee mesesnt he lie hslfam it imetthat rota= =AL Ow pads, ea li rga: ;Z s kt i o u ll !tames intaintsd 1e 5a 1 t 17641., la -1 Mos sail lue l s r ,la ra gonsasint duty, sad klifig tell to ths Booth- • ISIVIN • balms at 136,8741., boludiag I,4olll.?th e =ese treat the MI menst. The reserve had shows • balsam tat = • ...„.., of Winn Thu eadikent Mote. l sod J. , report that the malt at Asir nth is blghly ; that Oa We kept vith great utd 4d ail pi with may 0 Owed; sad tho tie " verbal b aser aft ady 4 • "li bel UN Mils empay ere UMW, mg the hintrabosts • sway me& 11,1 N. IL is 1°'.1... - ...........: airs4v.siiss L. z sad LSD) / . . Ds. vas a. ' 4 uteriOnstise Siners lithos. Ors A . nob s. v. IL) be. elms I mot E'stu But lie tea k Wait LW* Mai awl Wis. houdes..... Mil "q 4 lad CarM sh A,arss7 Da. irest.ll, Sack.. atasela sad Wan. (Ira, Lartaillig sal *slab .. iL~:~i De. U na . Do. Northa Wut Man Dan m Larks imi I. Omit usra a ,t.lForer Do. II dims Do. Mr . . Lambs 8004Wallorr. De. AN ma.a...amorrardio I=LerraLni•• i.lllnCelboWby . lIBLOt.West.(I) 4 Norma@ earl Csamis Ifmart. Alirgeveasy, Mme' Itaa.Wiles . Swam °mods§ Oil= North Dim. $11 .... IlsethallealbWet.lnas Claked, Wass,.6 SWIM OMNI as liiiars. i lia - ., : Clas : i i D. 0..11,... ... arausleap a israrg.. NIELsal Cams ... I anables Maw . .. 101116/1. S. quid If: palspst pa Ont.—. IMO Isslini —.— .. Wass Tata.iihaD; Saskisa sad Ilatapal T r e s Urb Wailiend TOemrsli M.seartlealievib Do. as. Mondial .. $ 11 111* 101 fj par $ 11 1 4 1 r 4l 1 li pm ai l , ,„ , , r4 t. ti IN lie 801 was moo At mum asstraLs. 401 . . XI S 1 d ' a '."." 201 N a 511 Dersdle 301 SII N 1 Mu Neel le *I sei u eammatimak: pow Aplaaintlil.Womno ni N NAN* huger ice 1 11= a4 011 Wl.. U U N Dewe awed* 08 Dertbsesi IN U 2 IS WOWS'S U 114 a d SS Dix TaklaNkid ll 115 dram . a . d 5111 lad l 27 NNUM 113 IL N Dirr UdesliNembe 11l 14 1 d iellume ((Ma y o) ) of Xi LelmeW4 111/ 101 50 Ikrtlreslabelmal NNW le • IS 85 PreeleakW yre (ler. Ler 631.114NeLemliTark 111 Dino iztresa j! ,... 14e1 pa SO Led„ (NooMlidow*=; 181 Ni I rol)eloila Oro INNS 1110718 era ...... 151 154 DO. writ.. Ul US Osat a li a a da. "" 11 INNINNIe ▪ 1N.124241N)--- 1 lls N Wier Vellit=. newel ft • DMe tar tom _ ISO Wad • Ilippreet Nouse le oaalwjrdaral, 105 100 d INIMINIONCSS MAIM No IN/Nrom IMfrisC4 prat 100 IN IN Da r es liiptiad Ife 11)/ .11 Durk^ IV" owl Ater- dna 4l Se NeetAw~sl.lo4.l7l. o Do. 40. (71.17 o) 7pc CI. Übe Srot.ole.e..llel 14., 14 11 d0. 15tr..5 p $..1 1 11 I ins 10 Do. New per Ont. swell 144 a N Irstades.Nrlple.llo7 11 17 ell Mt lame T ri t t r e : • Plaberp‘ tad Damile.* per 124 Orsi n i s II 111 zot IN IQ 181 litais. W M s ti Pa Ara hT pr 1 pa I NUL Owes* _ pOL r WirMilillor fiert uo th 114 la I 1 3 1 DO Doak,* SIS 1 84 S Do. . I 1 151 siamact.s.a . i..ai r .ii In DNS Peellanswi par pm Si 1. IaISIIOS... 121 24 21 ad Dpersteosy Taney ... 1 S/ 1110W11erSININ orewl w. —od I 115 151 ad. W s *elm., SU.. prON4 S pa $ _ _ _Do. de. de .... pi arewearlni.Neweer.. -I 111 IS ShreweAClMlAliar.W. Wm) ward. 141 25 NMI Dem „. 111 Terll. 4*M em. 11 3 MlONNi=resp 1 1 dY TearmiwiterresSNerw., dad/Hue& IN IN $ 12111UNIaera 111 1 is zd iONNINIS MAILWATIL 14 IS 3 Id 71 41 Do. Ds. „ 11 If 4 looser et 1 pa all Ueda 51 De. is. ... Do. armi tu r INN NIL Nub. et pram 14 Lembirwri 10 Do. (11ilwer) 21 Do. (Ord) I Id Eris itawle $ SI Law ead Liege il l 10 1100Mra Tresee.— NI Sill Do. 151.7 pr at WV. It Anima da) 181 1111 id II red Ikeduu • Ms ma Ipso 71 71 sp" N reds end Odour „. .. 14 DIN II tub odd Deem - 1144 24 wa * rad d Prestweii S 14NI *ewe 111 10 sod lawn If Pun owl NNW 01 flewkae... R A NI Ii al pa 1 a Si so W SI •1 3 1 ~, 4 ii, it sr Ni 1 1 .4 10 IS In 177 UN 4% 106 117 40 U ii is Llse tlf iv ?el z' s 3 IN 113 4 t Od ra Si ar HI III: St e db 77 3 4 TS i 43 41 to It I di r i .. H i v . adi: 4 lid. si !i I. 24 14j 72 /I I __ • U ii 4 4 i Ds-- FILIALY Emmy& The leglish stock market to day was again ex tremely quiet, and scarcely even a fractional varia tion occurred in prima. Consols remained stationary at 1001 to: for money, and 1001 to 1 for the account of the 19th August. The official business recorded is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, ; ditto for account, 1004; Three per Cent. Iteduoed; 101, i ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 106 ; Three per Cont. Annuities, 1726, 39 1 t Long Annuities, 1880, 6 15.16, 1 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 100/ ; Beak Stock, 2281, 229. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. lower to-day, closing 7tis. to 78s. prem. The June bills are worth 695. to 725. prem., and India Bonds 91s. to 945. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a vast deal of movement an Peruvian Bonds. Prices of these stocks opened decidedly worse, and the Actives were sold as low as 99, and the Deferred at 69. These prices show a fall within the last three weeks of full 6 per ant. on the former and 9 per cent, on the latter. Just prior to the close of business, however, an influential broker made his appearance as a con siderable purchaser, and the Active Bonds rallied at once to 103 ; but after the official hours were rather washer again. Mexican New Bonds were steadily F:tat 251 to I. Spanish and Granada Bonds ade 11a. Danish Threes reached 82, and e Fives 108, rates at which the return on an invest ment is 21.135. 2d. per cent. per annum on the former, and 41. 12& 7d. on the latter. The day's transactions are marked as follows:—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per' Cents., 96. Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 102 ; ditto, New Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, 1011, 4 , 1. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 781. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 82; ditto, Five per Cents., 108, 1071, 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 1. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 211, 21; ditto, Deferred, 9. Mexican Now Three per Cents., 25?, 1. Peruvian Actives, 99, 1001; ditto, for account, 30th July, 100, 991, 1001, 103 ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 60, 59/, 601, 59, 601, 611. Russian Five per Cents., 1191 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 95. Spanish Pas sive Bonds, 6 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 214, 1. Venezuela Deferred Bonds, 161. The rai&pllansous transactions comprise Colonial Bank shares, at 151 ex. div.; Commercial of London, 291; London Joint Stock, 181, 1, 19; London and Westminster, 33; Royal Australian Bankiz a a r V , Gold Importing, 4to prem. ; Eastern Stearn with 2s. paid, 25.; General Steam Navigation, 29, 291, 29 ; Peninsular and Oriental, 85, 86. The foreign exchanges experienced anotfier decline this afternoon, particularly with regard to bills on Amsterdam and Hamburg, which were sensibly lower last post. The chief cause of this continued downward tendency is the scarcity of bills conse quent upon the limited shipments to those ports. Short Paris wu • shade higher, at 25.25 to 271 ; ditto three months, 25.45 to 50. Amsterdam marked as low as 12.04 to 1 for three months' paper, and Hamburg 13.81 to 9. For paper on Frankfort, Austria, Rai), and Spain, previous rates were main tained. Lisbon was in demand at 531, but Oporto ' closed fiat at 63. The prices negotiated are as follows: itres. Woes TO Prime asesUlUse. Amsterdam rice lbet 112.19 ate.... ILL 194.tv. kite„ 3 11aat0.126. ay.131. am Solierdant Homburg sod Alton „ " it NAL :lowa 9 „*. Proakfort4o4l•4laisopor SIO „ 1203. jkx. ... MIL Ot,. Views per „ 121. Okr. ... Ila. Ike. 125. Ike. ... 111. Cu. '''' 7. 23tr. 4.3 e. sos. „ 23Ls. 430.... 3.110300. """" 3.str. 45e. ... 136..306. ~ rift. I!.. 310. sYmtlalitr. 430. ... lit Ms. rift. 470. „. lit. ass. '''''' , „ „ "so. 470. Ns. „ IStr. Mks IMe. =Wm Genoa . Leghwo / . 4= c, per dooms... pow • ••••, " pre. 1344 Yemen& l34e poem ... 113 0• a pew. per dense ~ 45 pens ... 40 pew " „ 49, moo ... pros • „ eh Pews 2 49 p MN „ 49 pew ... MOB is peens ... OS moo „ posse : 3 9 . = es. = Ereorto ,, 09 IS peace .„ 03 ism St. Petersham Poo 'obis $7 DOM $ 7 Much interest has been excited by th• aeoaffa red& tire to Peru and the guano supplies paidislwila the Express, aid a great deal of disessllsa has Was with reference to the course that way le adepted, as regards the Lobos Islands by the geweemet of the United States, which appears, as wpm* by to yesterday, to have dispatched special it. ..s to its squadron in these waters. The paean as be tween Great Britain and Peru is now waded by the virtual recognition of the claims of Pau by our go 'truant, Lord Malmesbary having explicitly de eland that "however advantageous it might be to head Bride to appropriate these islands, or declare boa oosawa property, it is impossible for her Mo nt to violate international law for tral falsest ;" whilst, in other communications from the Foreign-office (the whole of which may be found by parties interested on reference to the Blue-book lately issued), the sovereignty of Peru is distinctly admitted. We have reason to believe that Mr. Abbot Lawrence, the worthy »pre. mutative of the United States in this country, tales the Name view of the question as her Majesty's go vernment. We understand that copies of all the papers bearing upon the subject, including all the correspondence with our government, were for warded to Washington by the Peruvian minister through the United States embassy. It is well known that whilst the controversy was being carried on here, and whilst some degree of doubt may be said to have hung over the matter, several Eighth and American vessels sailed for Lobos with a duns to loading guauo there, if need be, in MOO of the Peruvian government. On this SSW lion it was intimated by the repreonisidele of Peen in this country and in the United hale, that if any attempt of this dem:Ripka were wade. the vessels would he seised and cos/sated, sad Os crews roughly handled by the Perrin gormand& Our government has already desiered it will not take measures to protect the Eniliamen embarked in this adventure, but it is highly phobia that the government of the i United S todge; ion alive to the emergency, has &gashed hatraedins ta Its naval edictal, enjoining then, without wieseeegingzz violation of the :spades' whit Para ba g v• to the guano trade, he rebel ihe prepsety and perms of American edemas frith ear vary harshness harshness on the part of Paw, the samegaises of which might be serious embroilment between doe two states. The example of (inset Britain in mp_doN the Peruvian claim cannel MI to have weight with the other wmeitine Oahe the world, and it is highly iregreliable that the severaweat of the United Ibikm wenn faddy Woe ielreetiose spa • peke et so woe mem& It nay be as wail, however, le draw attaathe M Ike het that the aessants of the gratify of gads to he hod on the Tabu islands hes ben grey woaradad. This will be more clearly semi hew the saideied theimmeat of 'the three great pan deposits, as hid dm is the amp instituted by the gemmed et Para:— therrao. Dumdum area !NW/ , Swat se ▪ Nato 49 Lobos... MO ▪ raw= es lies... IMMO • rune *ea 1,192.310 7,i4107 Oieln Noilbant MOM* • Ml6* IRMO. 9,915.089 • Ileationo 1•1994... 11.110.019 AM Nor* „. D .„ Lobo do Morro— 4/%1191 • Lslce 4. Terra SIMS so 0weg0.,...... 70,1110 $9. 70 • .."-- 177 0 Gibraltar Barcrioria Bilbao Total 10w.... .............. ........ 17,1114,4 N This statement shows how small is the quantity of guano to be found on the Lobos Islands o with the other va s t d e p os it s , th e r i g ht to wmerheat mem o aismis never formed matter of dispute. Were the former to be thrown open to the world, it is by no means improbable that they would be exhausted within twelve months. It is also stated that, in consequence of a considerable portion of this Lobos guano being i produced by the soak (lobos), some o f it s less valu able by 26 per cent, than the produce of the Chinch, Islands. We believe the Peruvian government may shortly be expected to perceive the ne cessity of relaxing its guano regulations, a movement in this direction being percep tible in an intimation from the Peruvian minister horo that he will recommend his government to place the future supply of guano on a more satisfac tory basis as regards the agriculturists of Great Britain. This would oertainlylbe a most satisfactory solution of this important question. The Lobos question, however, is not the sole CUM of the anxiety felt by the bondholders of Peru, as evinced in the marked downward movement of the stock for some weeks past, the unsatisfactory manner in which the agents of the Peruvian government are acting with regard to the balance of 228,0001. now lying i n their hands, applicable for investment in the Active and Deferred Bonds, causing great dis appointment. In any case, whether they decide upon investing it this half-year, as was the case in 14.11, or whether they take the utmost advantage of the terms of the convention, and hold it over till next year, the creditor' have a clear right to be informed as to their decision, sa there is no doubt this sum and the other sums that will accrue prior to the two classes of debt attaining their top rate of interest of 8 and 3 per cent. respectively, must eventually be invested in the open market. From Holland, we are informed that the conces sion for the submarine telegraph between Scheve ningen, near the Hague, and Harwich, will be given to M. Ituyseenaers, of Rotterdam, and that the un dertaking will be finished in about two months. It is also stated that the Dutch Minister of Finance is engaged in preparing . a bill for converting the Four per Cent. Integrals into bonds, bearing interest at 2i per cent. Information that a change of this description was impending was communicated in the .Express several months back. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 4 per mille prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint pries of 31. 17s. 1010, per cs. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.27 ; and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 25.271, it follows that gold is of about equal value in both markets. By to-day's advice.' the price of gold at Hamburg is 428 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 10Id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.7, it follows that gold is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills of 60 dap' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109.23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng- land for the week ending Saturday, the 17th of July, is u follows : BANK OP ILNOLLND.—Accorn WWI ban N 0464 Wed -- ...... 04666.119 1 ri for the week maim Jay 17. 1= PAIIIIIIT. Goverr.oxiat Debt— . /1 11 . 01 1.1K1 Other Somattlis. 1.984.900 e.ki Cola sad aiiiiiis 21.615.736 Wren BIM= 3.1.376 Am assmo I t 34.04.1.10 WIENS DUAI?IU?. 0•10.1 /4.666,0Eq Govirnmake Sioesttial 400.4711 =NM Mold* __ eV Di n? (beteg ..) .. .... ..- Z 13.979.618 T. '= e , Mir isowlese sat:. AoMej tOTT.II7O Cited Whet Oafs , 11.9 52:411 Other ta 14,714.008 9.wir4apreo other ALIN 1.36036 =sr - 01berltwarler. Natio Sold se4 Enver One .. _ 416 . 41i Ads 12.1133. j3'ta MAIIMILLL. mer tait. The accounts of the National Bank of Belgium for the .oath ending the 30th June, show the following raft sompared with the previous return : Cele soil Million.... £1,879,755 Decrease £112,560 Portfolio Circulation Current accounts .. 1,947,761 Increase The decrease in the coin and bullion is caused by the increase in the " Portfolio " for discounts, &c, This return gives evidence of a better state of trade The above returns, when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes : Circulation issue £35,659,110 Decrease £219,655 Circulation active 23,747,735 lacresse 367,980 Public deposits 3,077,870 Decrees. 830,608 Other deposits Government securities in _ bankingiePait7t;eni 13,979,616 Decorme 144,930 Other 'amities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 13even day sad ether bills 1,366,026 Increase 22,609 The Beet The Reserve 12,240,943 Decrease 611,440 The dividend payments were in progress during the whole of the week embraced in this return, and the changes exhibited are chiefly traceable to this cause. We have this week the novelty of a decrease in the stock of the precious metals to the extent of nearly a quarter of a million, reducing the amount held by the institution to the still enormous sum of nearly 22 millions sterling. This falling off cannot excite the least surprise when it is considered that several millions of dividend money have been transferred from one account to another, of which a large portion must have left the Bank altogether. The requirements of the general election and the shipments of specie to Australia have also had some effect. Generally this return appears to afford evidence of en increased de mand for money, as noticed by us in the week in question, in which there was the settlement of the account simultaneously in the English and foreign stock and railway markets. TILLS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The Enekth funds are firm to-day, although busi ness is very quiet. Consols are quoted 10131 to 1 both for immey and the 12th August. The Three per Cents. BsisMd mark 101 to 101 e; the New Three and-a-Quarter per Oasts., 105 to 1031. Bank Stock has rime is 11101. The unfunded securities are quiet. Foreign sinks remain firm. Peruvian are better, the Astives marking 1021 to 103; and the De ferred, 62 to 63. Spanish Old Threes have been dealt in 481; Sardinian Fives at 93; Mexican New at 261 to and Buenos Ayrian at 781. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Par Asseiste PANS. JILT a. m r: w e . o rn h ig Ibilia, Levi Cledeg. pee DIEN 7l 50 73 40 75 511 1 40 ' l l 50 44 paw ...... ... lOO 10 101 SO 103 50 10* 10 103 10 4 per 1 pee Oasts .. 3 per Onte. New Lass Isar. es Lamas: ataNN. 33 Uri 90 NA . ; 21 1 1 : 17 I aelgl . saleol.ll4o 301 lo. y Naples INN ..... .... ..- .. Rams 5 peitasas :I ... De. 43 ..... . --. .. Do. ILN Piedinest 1 dt. " llll 10 .. femora Denis PAM, JIM' 28.-431. Gerstain, 1 ,080; Vaniulles (net amk ) , ;Akio atalssak NI; Dale sad Odra , 1,103; rads esil Ilea., 943; isms me Wm. 531 50; Ilaresilke mad Atlases. 403; Sentheese Ma DMA IN 00; Northam 640; Park sad Stenbses.lllol4ll es :7. IN 75 ; Lyre isdAtigsas. 6711 1 >a la; sol 10718; oust, boo; Diepe - sad la; MY sea —; Ikea's': sod Tote, 153; esd MINN* : Blame et N. DIAN 3 Oren 51100. BIBLIII, JOLT 21.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; New Loan, Four.and-a-Half per Cont. (1860), 1041. ditto (1862) 104! i National Debt, 031; Commermil M. Inns Society's Premium, 1231; Bank Shares, 1081. 1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Kr. B. L. Davie reports a brisk trade, at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow Bay, 8 0e. to We. Od.; inferior, To.. to 781. fld.; new, SOL to ON.; Bowes, SU; Blow, eid, 90e. to 100 o.; sow, 600. to SU. ; atm, Va. to 301. THIS DA T. Two o'CLocx. Tho gold mining share market is extremely in active, and prices remain nominally unchanged. English and: Australian copper smelting shares mark I to k dis. cero IBeemems Ms. itsam. Misr. Ci . Pald. priess dew yesterday. today. ---. 100,000 1 Ages Fria all 1I pm 100,000 10a. 4meitiCalliondart 10,400 10 rears 10,000 10 arerelledas l3 4 1,, 30,000 30 Aaron= 3 4 4 100,000 I Austral= Freehold 60,000 1 1 1 Idris all ilts 5,500 10 Aes Bremner, tree and Coal all . ... 100.060 1 Mita* Arralise Geld 115,000 20 British bee 13.3 10,000 23 Brasil. Irep.(lo4. at 31. rm 241 21 31 101,000 30 De. seruidCulabs. all , C ri 000 30 Do. t. oce John Ur Bey 210,000 3 Orate Creek all par Ipm 100, 13,000 000 .11 Corral . 035040spper . ( sold If I 1 Plo ...... ... 30, 70,000000 1 4 14 1 2 ,11istnIkaa Copper all ICs per 44 4 2 Oared 30,500 Uorsillestetala— all 4 di. par ,003 Otani Dimity M all 11.000 Oreat trigser.adan all 11 3pm 100,00 e 109,00 30,000 LomMOalitor.o. * Qtabe. an i 4 di. 1 u tA b knathung.. . all A 4.1. e b b 0:: 1 Mersin & Boathrmearketi 0 1 i 3 000 New Granada .. ........ 300, Nedra I Moods 130,000 Part Philip 1 4 pm 60,000 Quer Back all 4 7,000 10 retinae de Cute lO4 121 13r 10,030 1 Coati Australian moo 10 11n Croft 174 111 4 1 4 43,.3111 Baited Mexica 100,000 1 Wrt Maripos n a all Is 2/ 4 1 Me 100,500 1 Tar 1 1 IPm COMMERCIAL AND HABIB= WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCLNO-L•NR, SATURDAY G. In the Colonial markets thin week there h MORNIN as not been much animation ; but the business transacted has been at steady rates. The public sales of Sugar have gone off with out much variation in price, but by private contract foreign has been sold on easier terms. A slight improvement oc curred in the value of Native Ceylon Coffee, which has again been sold readily at 445. ; the fine sorts of plantation have also realised full rates. The quarterly sales of Cinna mon are fixed for the 28th instant; they comprise 1,850 bales Ceylon and 128 bales Tellieherry, against 1,600 b a l es Ceylon, last sales. White Pepper has boen sold at a de cline of ld. per lb. The Tea market is quiet. The public sale of Tuesday len went off but flatly ; that announced for Thursday we withdrawn. TALLOW MAItKET.-41318 DAY. The market is firmer to-day, and a specuistine demand has sprung up for the autumn. Town Tallow is quoted 3.1..9d. nett crib; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 385.; October to December, 38s. buyers; Jan. to March (1663) 4 Ws. 6d. to 380. 9d. liAoarr AVIILLONS.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d.; fat by ditto, 2s. Id.; yellow Russian, 395. 6d. ; melted stuff: 275. 6d. ; rough ditto, lie.; Tallow graves, 191. ; good drop, do. WOOL MAILILE To-11118 DAY. Theft ht I .;:ias a psi attendance of buyers at the Hall of Commerce, oonaider the heat of the weather, and the absence of the usual numbor of French and German buyers. The better descriptions of Wools go a shade la favour of purchasen, and the bidding, are very languid. The quan tity sold up to this day is 33,720 bales, and a very consi derable part of these has been taken by staplers. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The supply of fruit, both from under glass and from the open garden, has been very good, with the exception of Melons, which are scarce, and Strawberries, which are nearly over. Some excellent Oreengage and other Plums have arrived from Prance, and also some Apricots, but many of the latter are not first-rate quality. They have been fetching N. to 61. • punnet. Tomatoes likewise con tinue to be imported. Potatoes are very plentiful, aa are also Peas. West India Pine-apples are abundant. Mush rooms are dear. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Pe largoniums, Mignonette, Roses, Biguonia yenusta, and Pinks. MET; -ALE.-Mr. Monte 's circular states that the iron market ham displayed increasing improvement this week, and large quantities of Scotch pig iron have changed hands ; the principal holders are not desirous of selling at present rates ; the nominal quotations are 455. 6d. cash, and 475. per ton three months open, f. 0. b. in Olsigow. Bars are in moderate demand, with sellers at 61. ss. f. o. b. to Wales Ralls oontinue In fair demand, and the shipments are proceeding at a rapid rate. Tho pike is firm at 61. per ton, f. o. b. in Wales. Bpelter is very firm; about 600 tons have changed hands this wee k at 161. on the spot, and 181. 6s: per ton to arrive. Copper steady at the advanced rates. Tin is firmer; holders are not anxious to sell until atter the sale in Holland on the 4th August. Tin plates have been in more inquiry, bet without change in prices. COALS.-Loirnox, JOLT 23.-Ships at mark e t, ' sold, 62.-Buddle's Wert Hartley, 145.; Carr's Hartley, 145.; Chester Main, 12A. 9d. ; Holywell, 141. ; N ew Tanlleli, 125., 12e. 3d. ; Smith's West Hartley, 14s. ; Stewart's Hartley, 120. 9d.; Tandeld Moor Butes, 12 e . ; West Wylam, 12e. 9d. ; Walls End ()Goforth, 13e. 6d. ; Walls Jtid Hasten, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Lawson, 12a.; Walls Bad Riddell, 13e. id. ; Eden Main, 14e. 3d. ; Hetton'a Lyon's Main, 14a.3d. ; Lambton's Primrose, 145.; Walls End Budd) 11, 16e.; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 64.; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Rapier Orange, 141. 3d. ; Walls End North Hatton Lyons, les. ; Walls End Ruasel's Hellos, 16e. ; Walls End Shona:, 14s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Catnap, 14a. 6d. ; Walls End H ar tl e p oo l , 16 e. 6d .; Walls End Hough Hall, 145.; Walls End Hello., 16o.; Walls End South Hello', 14e.; Walls End Claverings Tees, 12a' Walls End Tees, 15s. ; Cowpen Hartley, 14 s . ; D e l ava l Small, 10s. ; Land-shipping Milford, 215.; Nixon's Mer thyr and Cardiff, 20s. 6d. ; Sidney's Hartley, 14.. LOCAL SHARE !RANTS. 221' LrrintoOr., Zola 23.—The share market here to-day has been heavy and declining, closing flat, with lower prices. The following are the tranameons :—Birkenhead, Lanauhire, and Cheshire, 81 d.—Caledonian, 211—Eastern Counties, 11 &18—Zest Lancashire, Edinburgh and Dlaagow, 36—Edinbargh, Perth, and Dundee (Wanton preference, 6 per cent. Y, 111—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116/, ei, t, I—Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Think), 184 —Liverpool Crosby, and Southport, 21—London and North Western, 132, } } — Ditto (fifth shares), 61 p.—Maneh e st er . Sheffield, and Unman (misname shares), 131—Midland,771, _l, I, I—Ditto (ocnsoMated Birmingham and D er by), 46—North Btaffordshuc, 6 2 ) d.—South hastern and Dover , 221—South Staffordshire d.—York and North Midl an d: re 26 , f —Dutch Rhenish, 2 d. uututonew, .—This market was firm to-day, but the demand was chiefly for North Staffords, which were done 41 and 6 dia. Liam, JOLT 23.—The market has manifested • down ward tendency this morning, and very few transactions have taken place. Eastern Counties were done at 111; and Leeds Northern at 181. Tax Norrntanz JIANINACITREB are in rather a slayebr situllek The Wan trade, though brought into eswrisa mate seswies hag four Una; the speed of al WSW, mai b embalvely nigh, is le a eon, Mr meads% stag Obi Saw Iftes of suse, 'We dm maw Was * mom setyloymeet Ise So workmen* wry We wages. TW sem maim is esteemed a hap bet the lamest Is on Raglan.% owe wal haws a Noilkiamem end Leask ala mho. tho_peass seen Amam i Wit mew Wm easekiessy W Part.. The *see we see ea hew and oimaimmiale fib Brame the seine we are sat da that it erOl wedeln a sew ma is oar nobly, as it is ellosisbi to wpm& 'genteelly , bolls the elsekley beam mill as eimesa Ina The Goa if awe tams mat be las skis Ike ~ass loses, sad as they require say Weak sae boys' skill, the weal sebeavo cheers mest lie invested hem them Ths babe set trade. *seek masa s DewmaaiAetiA Y talthaand hand. a ": 16 lily discharge a. are d. M is pertimaariy Ply to Lee trade . Nottingham Maw 11l U 1111 4. log i 6 4e1 31 iq 4 7711 7 Ili Sie i .. lai 14 n MI le l 1 TO II w$ illif 1.01 Moi