The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-09 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BANKS. payable 3rd proximo, and the trustees of the late Rochester, Lockport, and Niagara Falls Railroad Company, 4 per cent., payable Ist proximo. Money continues abundant "on call, - and fur short paper, at bw 6 per cent. L ong negotiatioas are not so easily effected, and command better rates. The returns of the banks in this city, fur the quarter ending 11th ultimo, show them to be in a stronger position than at the date of the last previous report. Receipts of gold from California, for the fortnight, 400,000 dots. Ra yons, 1,280,135 dols. There is but little activity is the market for foreign exchanges. The demand and supply of bills arc both limited. Cloying • No. 021.1 Barth Pd. orlon I Roane.. done Ystainlay; 10-dob —.— ---v -224500 40 lAteatralaida . all Bl 33 110 ..__. 40 Brit. Col. 11aOla . lin4;O t . :o an id.w SO ilidtbd, North Atoorkoal ad *As. SS •Chartsred Bank of Aga 6 , 2 dim pot Soma, 20 COart. Bank of India. Am I tralL% and Chlna 212 Ipm 21 5.1.000100 Colonial . ..... _.. ". .. 26 25.000 100 CommerzW of * London_ 21 Bart.. 26,0001 .. Zug., Scu. a Aunt. Chart 10 par 2 pai 102 25,000! 20 'Lon. Clout. Bank of Aust. 12 2 20 pat 10.000 Al (London /11.1 County 2O . 60,00) 40 Inaba Joint tito to 60,0iti 100 LNadon and Weattnionar 20 10,01/0 lik National Pro,. of Eoglaad 33 1 , ..300r . 53 Do. Yew lO o.oood 60 National of Ireland 214 33.8731 26 Oriental Bank Corpoisaciai all 46 60 494 9 20.000;100 Provincial of lrelan.i 25 4,0t4.! 10 Do. New . ad 1 60,0(9. 6 Royal Auraliaa .. llSiaide and Gold Imp. Co 1 4 dim par LOW 25 Routh Australia .... 24000 26 LaisgAtotralla 8 Cada" 00 Vallasel Leedom lO I ROW 40 Uaksolliadral all I .... The total receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Railway- for the month of July were 22,K53/.. against 16,6-151. last year, showing an increase of 6,2381. The first ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace Company was held to-day, but, owing to a special meeting having so recently taken place, the proceedings were comparatively destitute of in terest. The directors repeat their conviction of a favourable result to the undertaking,• and refer in terms of satisfaction to the passing of the act fur the West End and Crystal Palace Railway. The whole of tho south (or Norwood) end of the building has been completed, together with the iron-work of the north end, and the only operations of any great im portance remaining to be accomplished in the build ing, are those connected with covering in the ceutrul transept, which has been already commenced. Land shares and miscellaneous stocks generally were better to-day, and closed firm. Australian. Agricultural closed 321. to 33!. Crystal Palace new shares fell from prem. to 14 prem., on a report that it is not contemplated to call up the remainder of the new capital. This report was received with dissatisfaction by the dealers, who had made up their minds that the old and new shares would rank together, and had consequently made the premium on each class of stock nearly identical. Australian Bank shares were better. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY RYINIXO. Under the influence of the confident statements that the Emperor of Russia has accepted the propo sition forwarded to him from Vienna, every depart ment of the Stock Exchange to-day experienced a remarkable reaction from the gloom that prevailed on Saturday afternoon. The funds opened with con siderable excitement at a rise of 1 per cent. on the closing price of Saturday; and, as the day advanced, the market was further strengthened by numerous purchases to cover speculative sales effected at the close of last week. In the afternoon increased firm ness prevailed on intelligence that the French Berates on the Paris bourse of to-day had closed at a rise of nearly 21 per cent. on Saturday's rates. The more favourable weather also contributed to assist the upward tendency. A corresponding advance took place in the other de partments of the house, and French shares were espe cially buoyant, closing at a rise of about 21. per per share; but in the earlier part of the day the markets were very unsettled, and prices quoted un usually wide. Business throughout the day in the several markets seems to have been mainly specula tive, and the rise is almost entirely owing to the oversold position of the dealers, to which we have on many occasions referred. Indeed, the extraordinary rebound of to-day is the natural consequence of a " bear fright," as it is termed in the mar ket. As regards the statements upon which the rally is founded, it may be remarked that they are not taken without a certain degree of ' qualification, as no details are given, nor is it known yet if the Emperor of Russia has given way, or if the English and French governments have betrayed the cause of the Sultan. The absence of any allusion to the all-important point of the evacuation of the Prin cipalities also provokes comment. Generally it ap pears to be the prevalent impression that the long pending eastern question must not be regarded as settled, for protracted negotiation may be required before such a satisfactory solution can be arrived at ; but it is not denied that the affair seems now to be in course of arrangement,whilst the apprehensions of war are materially diminished. Console opened this morning 971 to 98, soon went to 971 buyers, and were at no time lower than 971, sellers. At three o'clock the price was 971 to 98, for money and Thursday, and at four o'clock 98 to 1, and firm. This last quotation shows a rise of 11 per cent. on the final quctation of Saturday. The offi cial business report includes : Three per Cent. Cousols, for money, 971, 98, 971, 981, 971, 98; ditto, for account, 971, 98, 1, 971. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98" ; :, 1,1, .1, a. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 1001, 1011, 101. India Stock, 239. Bank Stock, 2271, 228, 1, A correspondent hands us the subjoined partic.l - relative to the Bank of New South Wales, which is now organising an agency in London : • • - This bank was established at Sydney in 1817, and carried on its business as a joint stock company until 1840, whin the old term of co-partnership being about to expire, the proprietors renewed it, and, at the same time, obtained from the legislature of the colony an act of incorporation, limiting the liability of proprietors, and which was afterwards con firmed by her Majesty in Council. The bank of New Smth Wales has been a prosperous institution from the date of its establishment. The dividends since the half year ending in June, 1849, have always been at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and prior to that date wet . : generally larger. In addition to the dividends the bank has paid bonuses to the amount of 205,000 t. during the past few years in augmentation of the I capital. The Bank of New South Walt* has brancht established in Melbourne, Geelong, and Brisba ne , M ore t on B ty. Its shares stand high iu the Sydney and Melbourne markets, 6.5 per cent. premium being the price quoted in March last at Sydney and Melbourne. The reserve fund stood at 25,000/. in October, but the profits on gold, which had not been realised, would, it was supposed, enable the directors to increase it to 100,0001. in October next. With reference to the rice crop, the circular of Messrs. Thiermann and Pringle, of Charleston, observes :—" The prospects of the crop are said to be excellent, and if nothing occurs, between the present time and the harvest, we look for a large crop." Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's .xpress : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 9ds; ditto Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 63 3.16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 13-16; the Certifs., 6 3-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallica, 813; Mexican New, 2511-16; Granada Deferred, %. Paris closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 10.1.40; ditto Three per Cents., 79.70. Bank shares, 2,820. THIS DAY.—Two ottooc. The English stock market opened rather flatter. and, although a feeling of greater confidence has since supervened, prices are not quite so good as at the close of business yesterday. Generally, how ever, the late marked rally is fairly maintained throughout the Stock Exchange, and English ruil way stocks have continued to show an upward ten dency. Consols opened 971, but soon rallied to 971 to 98 for money and Thursday. At one time the price was 98, buyers, for the 11th. The contango to the September account is scarcely 1. The Three per Cent.... Reduced mark 981 to ;; the Three-and-u- Quarter per Cents., 101 to 1 ; India Stock, 237- Bank Stock, 228; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to I's. prem.; India Bonds, 21s. prem. Foreign stocks are wellsupported, but very deficient in business. The sales reported this morning com prise: Spanish Deferred at 23,1; the Certificates, 6! per cent.; Mexican, 261 •, Peruvian Four-and-Halt' per Cents., 83 ; Dutch Fours, 981 to 1 ; Russian Fives, 117; ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 Chilian Six per Cents., 1041. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NILSCLNG-LANE.—THIS DAY. St:o.en.—The market his opened with a firm appear ance, and the public sales are progrening steadily at the full prices of last week. Cot rEs.—The public sale. are large, and exceed the de mand. The importers are buying in largely to support the market. r. t.— A limited business has been done at about last week's prices. Common Congou, 11d. to 110. liten.-700 bags Bengal were offered, for which there did not appear to be buyers at full prices, and they were bought in at 12.. CorroN.-700 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D.Y. The Tallow market to-day is steady, but not active. Town Tallow is quoted ote. nott cash ; Petersburg T. C. on the spot, Ms. ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. 31. SMITHFIELD HAY MAR/MT.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a large supply and prices ratht lower. Palms Meadow Hay, 100 s. to 110 x.; inferior . 85s. to 955. ; new, 535. to 80s.; Rowen, 50s. to 60s ; Clover, old, 105... to 1205.; second cut, 85s. to 1055.; new, 703 to 835.; Straw, 33a. to 365. • X-e ea14....0 411,4. 1 e,......4.-e - re-w."‘Olnena....- • . • ". ...,4 • ler . e. - Jl-Ps-." Tt t 0 / ftp rt • No. 2,173.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1853. -- - - BIUTAIGUA LITE ASSURANCE COMPANY, CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES AS SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. JOINI krekammetreet, Sam, Ludes. lkidilkhed A1if.1.1537. WHEAT EXPORTING COUNTRIES. le 4 Antwerp end RoUsedsk 14 1 Ms EmpownedltlerreAl Aet of Parliament, 4 VieL,eep.lll. M 8 Sedan es Ossimmea.. 1 Oa Ws MONDAY EMMA 11 1 wine leskin Amon 111 No. SIL I Belli Cr tdulal-OIL BERT ALETANDYJL Blackheath Perk. We (Canada Journal) propose to compare the in i,„,.,....u5e reeseMpremeon loe see'sring Lake or meta. The railway market at the commencement of , 0 20 g 411 • 110 • 1 00 . sm sulkinesike. 1 44 1 1/4 crease in the exports of wheat and floor from Canada with business to-day was greatly excited on the advance M 6 DOM khaki- ... - 4 2ls . EL MO 40 Mintralwas liall prenekkeenkrepered during Ike seek nen. ... 40 .kW Col. Ilablil the exports of these articles from the United States. From in the funds, and a great nee quickly took place, 12 ,,, *, ****oa e..,,seees mew ailli r l• 26.000 OS INABA North Az Proaawn douse Luny i.. Orpheus. 31 pm 49.09. 26 •Charterod Bank - this comparison it will incontestibly appear that Canada especially in the heavier shares. The full improve- 1 I n e tt bnin will soon he in a condition to export as much wheat a the meet was not quite maintained in the afternoon, so le Dread nastiest of Fran; 124 pm 114 1•n sled by Ire Kapok% loyal Letters Patent. Melte diveled asnemilly. United States. The following statement shows that for 21 • but at the close the market was firm, at a rise of ••• 10 Grand mem et cause Elu i l ° o3 "'''''"' ,.,..f,,i . ,;i1 . , Metes and Uses Wel - Rue Scot.& A. Premiums nampueil Le every thes• seaths' ellineeek sm. years there has been very little increase in the UnitedBtetes between 1 and 2 per cent. on the last rates of Sill.lll , 20 8 Groaner:ea efFranee j e Ppea dli 91 6 26,000, 20 Lon . Chart. Rao . retai n asolleMila ea a &mph& 9 1044111 7 04 wwWW 1 • 441 le export of breadstuff's. The statement comprises, under the day. soa all ' •3 t 9 fasearfainsubs.litiares f IWs 10.0e0 00 'London and eau tau -, bottom 104 es Ileadlsceend Toros _to - - eusto 40 London Joint tit At th e lad MEM aural seeking. a redaction die per keg. en name of wheat, both wheat and flour : 60.0i0 MO Ligation W 8 $ Liseskpimeje,Sp.u.Prel g 1 ills n -etc is theeilleiel wee urreduns nn all sartteleatiass Peeleles. Years. Bushels. Value , THIS DAY-Two o'Czocc. SO le Laxembourg .. ro.. o - rausel&Taillo I I oposesto 10,0991 30 National of feels - II& I Wiwi harial Bea. Ware 1832 - i l 2 . Do. -.- ... ... 11 16 33.473; 36 Orkotal Bank C i Pirmlelli I 3311111411111 H .... Pr& Yearly tarty 1833 .- ".• l e die l l phe 10.000;100 Provincial of Ire ZPr Mein lar sL ef i "'' R i m. Pte. If e. 1834 London and North-Western stock is quoted 1151 to SO 9 hymn end Meiliterris - - MOW 6 Do. Australis' Yeele. mina. slam. 1815 4244,742 4,446,182 and Gold Imp. -..-- - - ...., 1836 - u ft i 2 7 9 1 lU meeh l / 1 ", iii ;;;„.• • •• ••• -lele PI 8900 25 South Australia , 1 11. 4. sad. sn 119 1311 101 0 $ 3333 1 0121 1837 - so so Mansur ifitjegtikti MI 74 8 20.00 e 26 v a i s gAwtral 40 19 a . its 4 317614 4 0 13 4 1638 - 46 1 X 1 354 , 0 2 201 4 6 1 16371e1 4 I 0 12 5 1839 W 368111134, 0 1621 4SSU 4 1840 i ii all , 10 p ll orweillsw e..asu l a4.64 B. o, ll 4 4:N wsk aalls. l l : 7t .... ) . 441 14 7 6 1 1 41 1 1 : 4 4 4 4 on si i ---- 'l. a. POSTER. Readent Dinka. 1841 1812 Pit- KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, eon- 1843 .ties al snore Man 7eo Models, Is We OPILN at the PORT. 184 i f,,,,LLERT, Resent Meet, orpoute the Feria* every day 1815 114 7. Qua. Illielemed ... 14 IMa Under the iofluen mein tr..ilay, to IiEsTLEMEN ONLY, fres IWI S and frost 7 1846 m y ll la * -. ... ID .11 i ,:, 0 . ; in Imlay., however, the menilag callbitke Ise gentlemen 1847 - - that the Emperor of •.'... ,s ee at 2 uslock, whet ladles sky will be admitted until 5 1648 - - _______ a 1 Ileyeillwaill ... ... 1 i 261 sition forwarded to I ..,..i n a, Explanan es for getillemes by Dr. Lech, and for ladles by 1849 Mr, lc ell. Atli lea IS 1830 7,633.90L 7,742.315 * * es tilli nik i nza .. 111 54 II 4 flat l pie Ont. Prefer. - - SO I 4oult Ealerell ee Frank i 4 pm 11 ' remarkable reaction - vas itemize WIDICAIIIIINT. 1851 M EASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM .- For all The increase In the exports of 1851 over those of 1831 are li Se mikes.! a,dilier Jun., 9 7 die 93 IS. Omer Indfolierip .of bathing , foe pemommised with pate In thelakits very trilling, being 11,028,307 Mfain,t 9,441,090 bushels, or 374 LP DAChnekIkANWI4SI.C.I SO El 81 all Wed iles,kre . 4 1 61 siderable excitement =be roe shivering. sumbear, of anything led:advent told, it an increase in 21 years of 1,687,307 bushels. In the quantity 11 laj Do. do, fa 100... Si 24 Ws 10 It Da is per Cent. Prefer. - -tin closing price of Sntur Is htcra.ty without .rive. Time is not any prepingp i n i n in e 1.2 2 ,„ grown there has unquestionably been a great augments- St. lis) Ovideland Lase ... .. lel 104 10 le 'Mame of Frame... _. 10 104 pm the market was furtl www ems, or amongst the risme medicines of the day, that can equal tion ; but it has nearly all been absorbed by the home : 7 ', It ... N aiad = nd0,,,,, - -:: 8 111 214 574 22 6 1 4 10 3 Watered Switiesrlind fl Me 14 h ie pr o . AS/11 and efficacy. If used freely laketliatel on the betSO 9 Zealand I 2 diepurchases to corer s ut„wi, Ictlt a warn or foot bath. it causes an m o m as consumption ; and that consumption has so nearly kept so all Pet nal Ilemilea ... .. les tee i p close of last week. ii th e 2224 , i n,,,,,,i ii2 ii win & warmth (me re ewe pace with the production for a period of 21 years, during SI 45 DaillasimlDellmtleno...l IQ 34 pm rubel ol the rode, thereby pwtastiag /even sat 'ease Ille which the great wheat-growing region of the northwest 13 ell Dudes, Ilerthsilslalmr• ness prevailed on anew. It. elk iey in relieving ehsammio pane, eweiledlbefiriar- has been brought under cultivation, there is no reason to .. dem Mien= - ... S • ifINES. Rentee on the P. se tic dolmens, sweltor, and an hillastmoteey mdse. barns, conclude that the exports will, for the next twenty ears *" all East R";; t r ) 9 54 51 closed at a rise 4 wall.. and tool". ' l ' ll 7 .4° .° 1411 111"° II " ausilli ll Illsi " show any considerable increase over their presto[ amount. y N IS na lli g w an n i)l7l7ll P asat j aa m il ' in is the two( pilla and purgative for ell enlemeak engilms, Ms me elllj 13 MONDAY E vwNo . Saturday's rates. mon to Min attended Mt! eau& lassaleakmse and Amur. e• se- In the heetuations which the United States exports exhibit 24 all resters Ualo4, Claes A The market for home mining stocks appears to be also contributed to as even .4 the teed betas atistaken Alt the 4111.116 toe pirgeekee during the last 21 years, there is evidence of an ability to tats 1.11.6 k.) .-142 44 are often the reuse of a • ihr wldalli enesene furr.ish larger than the ordinary supplies on some great U al , Do. elves 11 and G .. ditta SO 32 characterised by a rather improved tone, but busi- corresponding advanc w am to purgative* le relieve. thi...._ 111. le emergency, or on the temptation of famine prices. The ;LI IM 1 " 1 l '"" gb " - " 73 73 75 nese is inactive. Few transactions are reported to Pa rtments Of the how Its a gkelon it is as delicate as the nu el yea 1840 w i tnesse d a_gre . at increase, occasioned by the free 0 all lea W 3. OMAR:m.Ie 51 /6 en.las sale Oat it Is utterly mmosedee by solseemngenusk lieSt 110 e 111.1.nbrugh end Glasgow . 73 74 admission of meet:stuns into the English market under the 10 l4 mi li t ia/Il b and pump_ - . 734 us to-day. Alfred Consols have been done at 19 to many buoyant, closi enter 0 iwttef or nature. Out pot will peen Mt ease, MIL I; West Providence at 421; and St. Austell Consols per share; but in t y o , , , ff .,, , par ", genera lly, dom a i n ,. min* an., is 'pad a operation of Peel's free-trade measures. The famine year St. 155 Menburgh,Perth,Dundee 15 30 so at 11, 1. markets were very at mooe, wet no family should he without IL-Ildesessifeeturere and of 1817 doubled the ordinary exports of breadstuff' from OLIN. Glasgow & 110 M 114 / 4 1 visr• - - pm! Otters. Al 4A71.114 and CO, .32, Mend I Wit Temple-bar), the United States. They rope to 22,000,000 bushels of 41.1100 Greet Northern «. 1 844 854 U 4 Business in the gold mining shares has continued usually wide. Basin several markets seem uriSon, by whom it Is told. M pots. at 131,4. Sa N., end 453 AL ; w h eat . but the subsequent falling off in every e t rs: Du o „ 1 1 . • gth lW eg sk ::.• .7: 1 , 15 3 , 3 a restricted, but prices in this department sympathised as in ismity jara, at I Is. and 225. ends, witlt dereetkr; ead likewise ! I, ..11,,,,,,, ~, , h.,. .,....,.... n ,,,, m. miam imp ant (snug . succeeding year to one-half that amount shows ei.'lol gi,3 2 , 3 ri a , 21i n Allest.(lre.,. 119 111 134 3 112 sei 11 with the general buoyancy of the Stock Exchange, tive, and the rise it anti to au pine of the kingdom. that th - large exportation of 1817 was a con- St. 100 Crest Wm/um ... lllll 1.91 891 90 and were in all cases hiher. At 4 o'clock oversold position of tl ti vulsive effort, which in ordinary times and at ordinary 13 11 Irish South Beetiwn ... 7 74g many occasions refer QUNIMER.-Ladiee will find the application of prices cannot be sustained. It seems a safe conclusion, 50 aD Ileoweete7 end Caelole .. 100 1 . 05 Colonial gold were quoted 13-16 to 15 - 16 prem.; kl itowi.steos• eLti.‘tant gratetully refreshing la peemutog then, that the exports of breadttuffs from the United Stoles 161 111 Do. Thirds ........ 16 17 ews 774 Great Nut, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; British Aus- rebound of to-day ii St. WO tAnowElre and Tenni:. 774 774 i the dotwary and beauty of the wand/aim and skin from Me hkefel have reached something like their maximum point ; and 19 16 Dia. Fifths _- , 44 41 die tralisn, 1 to m -' die. ; Port Philip, 2to 1 dia. ; Ague. " bear fright," as lathiroce of the San sod Duo. 460 9 1111 M lhe 4116144 s 4 awl that in ordinary tinny there is not likely to be much in- 14 3 1141 DP. Wed Ricing l Unien 16 3 Fria, Ito 12- * prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 2to 1 prem. ket. As regards relaxation, allaying all irritability sad beat, and deed. crease in future. The increase of domestic manufactures 10 all !heeds Northem ... .. 15 154" the rally is four t h tt . h s e tt e!ias t Zs ch lrisjir ec iltAttates resellett n eo d olie . there creates a home consumption equal to the increased 114 11 3 4ienadoa ad ; Le . Tilbury, li a bouthentl 1 I ti , pm tii Other foreign and colonial undertakings were that they are not tali 2.lollllare conipletely ?estimated by the Nekteer us, npeati - glen Mies to a production of breadstuffs, and thus prevents an augmented l et too lea n s.: Brighton,* 0. e I 10 if 4id 103 26 x d generally rather better . Metcalfe copp er closed 31 • - qualification, as no d debnitely clear and fair Complexim, In anismeff Mitberls.eir Stings exportation. St. lee rand= It Narth.Weent 115 114 1151 1 1 to 41 prem. National Brazilian were also better, but ot Impute. Its virtues have been whoollioallok-elloo OLIN. While the United Statn experts of breadstuffs appear to 10 11 Do. Vitals ... ... , 221 pm Santiago shares were heavy. yet if the Emperor of 116 . 1 N% Id. per bottle . ""bect - Th e •°44* Rowlands ' K il l"' in° have reached something like their highest points the exports 10 I Do.giorb.,W.cedß.(C, 14 111 pa English and French es the wrapper.-told by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hakes. hy these ankles (rum ...... s. da are doubling every' few year ., et.. 100 Laudon k tiouth.Western Me 89, 89 The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- cause of the Sultan. prdes. Landon ; mat be cheeks and perfumers , and now are about one - hell as much as those o f the United 5 0 Ili Ds., £ 5 O -- - 6 6 die lows : Mizen Head, Ito k dis.• Lewis Hill Range, the all-important poi REPEAL of the ADVERTISEMENT DUTY.- States. Reducing the flour to bushels, at the rate of five n ri, Lovr.r i.ei.-, 11 • 1. di. to 2 „ per share •; Carberry West, Ito k die. • Sul- eipalitice also proved The DAILY JOU'ILNAL and UNIVER4AL ADVIRTISER , bushels to the barrel-the same rule adopted in the case of 13 all llondonditryik enalsintlee 16 10 phate of Barytes, Ito ;per share; Britannia &id, ,?, prior Twounre.-Early I. October will be ermunenced the publics- American flour in the above table-the exports of Canadian dt. 191 Wacch„ekief.,4lLinsolnsb. 284 154 161 9 to / t ter share ; New Linares,to / prem.; New pears to be the pre' An of • new London 'Skeins Newspaper. •eh fap medium fur Adier. wheat from 1633 to 1852, both inclusive, have been as 54 4J Do. Mame Lind. Vidor - - gji par .. pending eastern que tainkste for all Classes.--tor proapei tures, &e., apply at No. I, folio. s : St. 100 tildland, ~_.- .. 711 711 711 124 Sou Wales CAaal, Ito 1 dia. ; Anatntlasion Coal, settled, for t t pro rac c eseekourt,atrestl.-react, inserted fur Mamas, cash in . Wheat-Bushels. 1 / 4 -1 1 " 01 . 111181 . • sall . DeTb7 • . 40 42 Ito }die. ; Metcalfe (of * Jamaica), 31 to 4} pram. ; the Daily JournaL 1838 296020 SO 474.19.0.&e5t. Ore)... ... -. 13 176; Ditto Half shares- ... - - ort . Royal (of Jamaica) I to 1 prem. • L'Aigle before such a satisfac but it is not denied CULVKRWELL'S MEDICAL pow ,WORKS 183, 249,171 sr. 100 tessreiarket .. II 57 d'Or, Ito - ri die.; London and Virginia Gold ' and Cop- in course o f arranger DE-Orthodox. Ant.mimptried, end OrtglaW, Is. seek; by , 1840 1,730319 64 411 Do. Bury Itxtenslik .. 4 g pne per, par to l'l' prem.; Mount; Carbon Coal, 2 ,, to k 9.6 d. a 1841 4313,836 il 17 4 Newpormbere./tHereford l 431 We 134 WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. 1842 1,678,102 le lei/leery and hanlakallen... 14 a &A; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and Mor- war ore materially di Consols pe ed thi H. 1843 1,193,918 fiii ell NewryWurenniatkitte. 6 9 ton Bay Coal, per to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold, Idle. to par ; LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. 1844 MU 16 115 Di. New ~ _ ... I - - Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 prem.; London sellers. At three o'c now TO BE NAPPY. 1845 2,597,392 10 184 Northern Countke . Unks 34 14 dls and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream s.. 1846 3,312,757 111.100 illorth MIKA ~ ~. ... $l4l $35 33 money and Thursday m snot. AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT Cl LIM 1847 3,883,156 16 Id North Devoe, ieci. I. ... - - die ing, par to k prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 2to 2,1 prem.; and firm. This last v. 1848 2.248,016 I all I Do. 4 A Deferred - - Liguanea (of Jamaica), par to 1 prem.; Connemara, cent. on the final qt ON SPECIAL DIORAMA 1049 3,645,320 II 11 Ds 111 Commend - - die par to 1 prem.; Glenautin,l to /die.; Monarch, Ito . VI. 1860 4,517,224 10 174.,Noetkateffeeznire... . 1 41 44 dis 131 Cl6l business roper TUB INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGE LIFE Se 101 l 'Nord Western , Of , k die.; Garnett and Moseley, * 2 to 21 prem. • Aus- ... , • - uouso.s, for moue MU 1651 - - Dalian Mutual, 1 to 1 dia. ; Australian Consols. DISRASES OP WINTER. 18.52 5,196,718 at toel [Olden. Were, Ili Welke. 51 61 ditto, for account, 9 1 PM. f1t..100 leetiOnii Chunk ... ... 9$ 95 to 1 dia.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining , '' Reduced, 98'-'", 2 ,1, URINARY DERANOESLIDITN CONSTIPATION, end HANOI& It appears by the above . statement that out exports of m. i toe iseesgir wound „. ... es 63 1 to 1 per share; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to Cents., 100 1 , I * oo l , uOIDL wheat in 1862 were about eighteen times as great as they St.lloo llerewe. k Ilium, ... ... 60 62 01 dia.; Melbourne Gold, Ito 1 per share; Golden Bank 9 2 - 1 tc. sad A were in 1838. They have doubled four times in fifteen It. 1100 Do. L.kN.W.Onar.lftlt 119 71 Tslountain, Ito 1 per share ; British and Colonial - Stock. -' ' IekeiLINIL 1111811 , and ganCIT LAKES. 1 wk.. Is. seek. years, or more than ones in every four Tears for the last 1 0 . S ,Shrewsbury andllrford 14 Of die Exchequer Bills 1 slerweed.l3,P•tersea..ter.row• Orsoulho.l47 Fleet.ettek; Masa, fifteen years 'Dictum now one-half u much as the exports 14 , se. ,shrewsbury met blew is 20 Smelting and Reduction, 1 to I prem.; Gladbach 33. Curatill, and all boolmelleti: ere N. IL ell, W.D, 10, - - Zinc, 1 to I prem. ; New South Wales Gold,ll to 1/ IL prem. argyikens.llegsnaknet. who ambit ecineelek dins teem lOW So o f wh eat fr om t h e . .ea o nit tette; an d et t h e present ratio 146 all i! Do. Week ... ... ... 9 so and? MIA of increase-doubling in every four years-our exports of 66 110 G.. onktry ... .. 13j 141 dis.; Great Hewes United Tin, 1 dis. to par; Bru- Foreign stocks pa , wheat will, in 1666, be equal to those of the United States. 20 i 61'151impehze Caton -.. J 1 51 die 3 cutu Gold 1-16 die . to par; Cologne Lead, - 2 to k Spanish, Russian, . There is no known reason why our export. of wheat 60 _ L... 34 'Eons& DIME ••• ... .. 13 20 THE DOCK LADOE'REI:S" STRIKE. .1. mu ter& ... ... - 716 726 722 should not continue, at their present ratio for some time. at 1 0 0 Ir n a. - t i t il os .. 223 s a l 23 1 die. ; Poltimore, 2to ,-; die.; Parkwyn and Carwal- were all dealt iu at There have recently been opened some of the finest whea t - SO is 1 6euth Yorketi.kll:4DM IS 14 sick, 1 dia. to par; Obernhof, fto c,-; prem. • Lacks- however, presents I Yesterday morning a strong force of the A lt -, . growing tracts in the country. These settlements are fast 13 I all likoekton &Darlington - 23 17 mor Copper, 1 die. to 1 ;prem. ; East Indio Iron, be. At 4 o'clock, Alexia and K divisions of police, under the direction of Mr. Super- passing that stage when they witness &consumption greater SS ISI ITlminedimentsimakuraL n 3 to is. per share; Peninsular Mining, par to 1 prem. ; Peruvian Deferred, 10 ' 17 Vale of Neath . than the production ; and will in future make large addl. .. i ~, „..,, stivendand ii in ii6 w.l 8 .. 141 15 141 intendant Steed and Inspector Miller of the II division,Great CrinnisZpar to 1 prem.; Camberland Hematite 22 ; ditto, Deferrer lions to our exports. Other new settlements will L . ' '' 4 .,," " ..„ r „ . a , , e , Iron Ore, par to 11 prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, Threes, 231 to 2 ; were posted at the entrance to the respective docks, for the shortly he opened ; but there is no reason to sup- 1 - ' Westford - - --"''' 1 29 'l4 West Cornwall .. 194 to and Steel, par to / prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, cent Sales are that purpose of protecting the new hands who were engaged and pose that they will, in their early stage, cause any re !m a , 1 veh n bi re a mi and 6,,ydre, - preserving the public peace. At the hour of commencing such increased consumption as to curtail the amount of so , all ;Kest Lewin 1 - - par to I; prem. ; East Annagh Silver Lead, I dis. to per Cent. Bonds, It Cent., 1852, 90. 1) work a large number of labourers who had been previously exports ; and in a few years every new settlement must ... 1 . 1 .W.EndefLon.l.Custalr , - .7_ i prem.; North Caradon, 1 prem. its quota to the exports of the country. Besides the Ile..!leo ITork,thorceadesiterwick • 694 704 Oil 69 642 ; ditto, Four I engaged presented themselves and entered the docks with. add extension of settlements, there is another source of increased ".. I "„,I ,D o ',, 4 „ 4 ` e g1 e 14 `..... 41 " 4 •• I aa ;I 1114 Granada Deferred B out molestation, with the exception of a few groans from THIS DAY-Two O'CLOCK . productiolizow beginning to be perceptible; we allude to the 8 7 . 1 i gi q'g oe - C,,,,''', 5 - N - 0 „ - th m7-- ma haa g - , 50 ' 1 1 1 " gg 4 per Cents., 26, 1, some isolated knots of strike hands who were assembled out- measures taken in same of the older settlements to inCrellee The geld mining shares have been rather more per Cent Bonds 83. side. So numerous was the supply of labourers at the London the productions of a given area of land. Whatever the . PREFERENCE SHARKS, Docks, that in the course of the morning a communication general average yield of wheat why be throughout the pro- BL 100 Aberdeen - - freely dealt in to-day, and are firm in price; several 431 ex div , itussi a of individual observation that lands 6 all Anetueen No. 2, 7 per Cl , - - descriptions, including more especially Colonial gold, ditto, Four-and.a-Hi - was made by the Superintendent to the St. Knits- 4 . 1 ; 1 '7,1 11 il matter . i u sed to yield about 2 0 bushels of w heat to Has acre, hi. , In odedeighh mg show an upward tendency. Colonial gold shares are Sardinian Five per line's Dock Campany that they could be supplied with 200 now yield 40 and even 50 bushels. The improved method s 111 'Motu sad IfolehZd :1 10 10 3 6 1 20 (7 1 quoted 2to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, Ito 11 prem.; and Three per Cents., 4' a s s el Si (kirk and Bandon :4 4 Ws men if they were required. Although both companies have of farming which brings about these increased productions Nouveau blonde, 2 to 1 prem. per Cents., 232, .i, set more men to work than were a ctually . required , there are silently making their way in many of the older settle- ttli all Dundee, Path, and ;bee. j being nearly 1,230 employed at the Loader, and between meats, and must make their effects apparent in the increase ..I _. dna Junction .. ~i 611 61 4 ss ItaritAeglian(3l.lo•l4.Cd. 4 41 Australian Agricultural shores are quoted 32 to cates, 64 per cent. of our exports of breadstuff'. From all the circumstances, : . „„. ..... ~, ~ ~.. - Money to-day WAS 700 and 800 at St. Kie. hasine's Docks, there are now several . II tis obvious that Canada is destined to become, in a few ' r '', l Do."'" do. irnie.°°ll) . 11 gee a. ; 3 3tg pm traits's, . 7 - 10 . 1 prem.; and Scottish Australian In- owing to the genet hundreds willing to go to work at 2s. 6d. per day. At the y l 'ears, the greatest wheat exporting country on the coati- el et Aist.Coe.Este.,s r c.,teca 1 1 1 - pin vestment, Ikto 21 prem. country, and comp; E ut and West India Docks the strike has not been general, 6 1 61 Ditto do. 100.3 I la .. nent of America. take place below the not • tingle ticket or preference man having joined the 10 .19 Do. Newt per Cent. kook 141 15 • Clueing Buenas i movement, and a very great number of men were waiting .. _ __.._ 10 120 ,Ilast.Unbee„Sset ra t a tp.Ct - - r h ea . & Di 3, per cent. at the entrances fir employment, the turn outs having pro- 5' 6 'Steaks/k r aid NA Shares Nan. Paid. Yesterday. tmday. Considerable quer eroded with • band and flags to hold a meeting in Bonner 's- STRIKE AT PAISLEY .- WO understand that the I Dundee, 54 me ... - - _ - ---- - despatched to the C. flt. 100 Crest Illegthsens mask 118 ISO 100,006 1 Aires Fria all 111 put 2 1 fields. Fears were entertained by shipowners and master strike amongst the pattern drawers and print cutters kill ix loop s . 5 pe , su m gad & se.l 30,000 1 "Anglo AestrallastOold all 4 ells par appears to be owini liners that the eisturs and keepers would have joined in exists, and that though negotiations with the masters an I deembleatlllesitpn 113 114 1134 100;00 toe •Angiottalniaa the movement, but it appears that ibis class of men are . . . perfectly satisfied with their present rate of wages. At the Theists Police Court. Dennis Downey, an Irish settlement. The points upon which the workmen are 545 I, l B ,67 3, •rt.Bliskilistel 10 14 74 31 a d some I Australian Cordillera moo 1 sustrahan Preeiteld labourer, of N 0.2, Sun -mart, Upper East Smithfield, was agreed upon standing out for are - the restriction of the 1 14. 1 . 100 Ditto'irremeniebkiperei; tot 101 3 1 I AM Maria all 6 dls probably e checked , charged with ewauiting another labourer named llenry number of apprentices to three for every five journeymen tft ' 6 lAnewedreeilfkbalue: 4Ms4 pm 200,000 1 British Australian Gold all 4 1 die The Sydney steer Norris, of Plough-alley, Wapping; and 6133 mssulting in a s h op; the retention of the apprentice entry money; at l't/ _ _ ,Int/es Perelaggledi-: WO 11l 10,000 20 snetiehlrea 13.5 7 9 5,0001. in specie o &inset Egerton, a police sergeant, No. 24 li , in the elfin- - -ad LH a a 10,000 33 +Brat Ins",(lea.at3l pa 211 SI 41 thee of his duty. and the giving an equal share of the work to the journey- g r . 100 ottiepodatelejoasuerea.l - - 6,000 30 DACoonseandColabe all $ 4 34 telegraphic despatch Mr. Yulley remanded them until Wednesday. men in the slack season. These points the workmen seem El ' 6 1 && 1114111 fflasteeletn& 41 le 4 1 'an ,laskiadenybOden Soh lu 11 84 Bice Se Do. tit. John MI lim IS 3 1 4 324 110,000 1 Camen's Creek 1 i lis ow 1 Dover at 7 o'clock tit pretty unanimous in having carried, and they hate become i - i ll ' Is I,The corn market t 1 moos 40 Coke Copper ........- nn 476 484 THIS I/AY. the more decided in their opinions during the past week 35 ,35 Men.ShelLklass 111 9 180,000 If sColonial Gold I 4 4pa If news, by the flue ' to to i Do. New elle ... .. ICI 11 ~.y. ..r. CoPiePo l3 10 II 10i foreign supplies, we This morning, at eight o'clock, the labourers on from the fact that several of the district committees of the s I i Re. sus . .. I 4pm ssio,eoe sr. +Clapper ?diners el Eng. all 60 70 Strike tram the East and West India Docks, numbering block printers' union have strongly expressed their nym- lee all llaryp.k Carla., 4 . 4 poi. - - pm 9,000 16 +Do. Pref. 7, per ent. all 7 $ pm 3s. to 41., and foreig St.. 100 illidtendCur.e.Br.ist.ep.Ci 149 131 ad 150 f0,u,0 5 rEng&AmitraliacCopp , all 2; 2Mr than eight days ago' above 400 men, attended at the eommittee-room, Volunteer lathy with their fellow workmen in their present position, 161 5 : Ditto Preference .... 44 pm lIS Great Nugget Vele ell 11 pm Tama, Mill.pleet, Commercial-road East, to receive each and have stated it to be their intention to support them, St WI Nortek Extimein... ... 114 116 us mom s I no. Registered - ~ for an advance of l his proportion of the amount of subscriptions collected yes- both by the appropriation of their funds and otherwise, St :Le g0 ... 4. per st. T Pre sse f ; s St n eh ot I_lB _133 36,000 20 *Cetera 73,00. all 14 16 Grand Duchy of Wei all 1 die par week's rates. There Willy, mina it was announced by the chairman that the during the paced crisis. In these circumstances it is im- 10 6 Do. Debenture ' 1 ... 1. ... oh, 4pm 11.0111 Great Yolanda ..... sum to be divided amounted to Ho, 16 s , It was a v er y possible to predict with certainty what may be the issue 1 11 , ;.' 17 ;nth orth rltieh •... - ... ll albrdskin 2 11 3 1 4 7 .0, di, 100,00 e !Ake Bathurst let I I dim French government MAW Liberty small sum ; nevertheless, it should be apportioned equally. of the present state of matters.-Nerth British Daily Moil. et, I 100 piked, w„respee and i 900 b 'Linares A labourer, evidently a person of very great penetration, PEMBROKE YARD, AusausT 7 .- Yesterday another ie in t r i t l . r e •ltea l th l t e , - 2 - 21 pa , 30 , 000 LondonlCaliforn. Gsld end of the year, inst Quarts cruehlueo.. an i I pay a differential di requested to be heard for • few minutes Previous to the du and all but successful attempt was aide to bring the Ctesar s • Sbrewsalakem.KinGesit.' 104 104 100.0e0 +Marteulta tribation. Ile said that he ha 1 always considered any at Hamel-battle-ship off the slip. Yesterday immense air- le IS ebsesnAlkOscs4ae(Nar.W. 93,000 I Wer.teneek.naerloon 9 61 71 Ifin4 6 per Cent... „ 174 ID 61,nel: New armada tempt made by labourers to °train an advance of wages as fu: tight tank., camels as they arc called, having an estimated Is ,10 Do. 5 per Cant ... ... 1 en 100,000 Nouveau Moods tile. If the meeting would be advised by bi n ,. the would at buoyant force of 3,000 tons, were fastened to the sides of the 11 ISS 111 Sout h Dee.. .. . __ .. 14 S 69,00 1 Nova Scotia llinlnguid oace to go in t.) work, otherwise the East and West India vessel, running tackle was so disposed as to allow the whole 1 14! a „ of: . Plead 4 . arr Dent par 4 pm 151,000 Copper Smelting Port Philip - - die 1 1 1 din rid ourselves. The prospect of Docks would he overstocked as well as the London and St. force of the arsenal, both of men and horses to be brought 1 1 Annie 11.0.6....« ...... 251 1111 84,080 Quarts Rock all IWsi fM question made the m Katherine's; he for one would lose no time in taking work to hear, and powerful rams were applied to move the pun- 1 :o l ' ' 100 e stil D ..tier 4 toteree'ret.o 1114 It 4 to,ecir 60 fßtininey Iron 10,000 1 sletto New IS ef 74 to-day, and prices Whenever he could obtain it ;he was not one of the strike dines mass. At high water last evening the Cmssr was 6, 3 WaterterdetKilkennyeat r 1 I die 7,349 SO Santiago de Cuba lef 3, 4 1 Although very little hand*, but, having nothing to do, he followed the prices forced down the slip a distance of 8 feet 10 inches, et which 81 • 100 1 T1 at ie N4444 :, 114 4; be '', w it . us 105 1031 90,000 1 South Auctralian 8.000 10 Tin Croft 7 6 3 Rust inn tallow may slop yesterday. Many persres present, instead of ninepenee she stuck. This morning another attempt was made, and 17 1 $ 'Ditto Ditto _ ..... „. 11 Sil 41,174 11.3 . 54 +United Nukes all 31 4 34 than on Saturday.. etch, which they would receive by eleemosynary she travelled down another 23 feet, bat the water failed et 23 10 Torha 111 • 1144 . 11 . 1144 -Torsei TIT 4 roll 70,000 1 Waller 100.000 1 West Granada all 1i Ws apparently awaiting contribution., would hay* earned honestly something the critical moment. There is little doubt that elle will LINES LEASED AT FIRED RENTAL& 100,e00 1 Wert Mariposa all a 1 dis 4 calved to-do from about 10s. since the strike commenced. Loud cheers float with this evening's tide. W. WO ' keakinghanishire pissed' 100.900 1 Tubs I to LendaskN.Westerne 107 109 followed, and above three-fourths of the labourer. + Transferable by stamped deed. TILE NEW SUCCESSION DI•TT ACT.-The act for 00 5 0 ICiseeulnle Junction iog aspect of the Ea expressed their determination to follow the advice of I (lased toCksdnian).. 1 54S 651 granting to her Ali Ist duties on succession to property, - The Portuguese fit the speaker. The collections having In en distributed and fur altering certain provisions of the acts charging *ll* I (k W to CL Noit e h P*C3 ' . oml 130 191 MISCELLANEOUS , statement of the pro; the chairman begged the msembly to depart peacably. duties on legacies and shares of personal estates, received ss 23 n :wee d, ic pea, p,,,,,.i" 2nd inst. lie state; T hanks haying been Toted to the committee f or the i r „„.„ the royal assent on Thursday. There are 33 'lames in . (I. seed to (treat West , rr. 113 34 I I f Clortar I . the act, and a schedule of tables and rules fur deter- 100 , all Hartlepool Dock Sr Ratio. No. eh' 111,.itimem-e. , Pill Imo. Benmos done 3303,8611., and the 1 I I ,Yoderdas to- day. LODI, most of the men proceeded to the Docks. rnininv then ppm Anti.... and the tral..• ..I . .......:•:-. n..,.. . flpapprttp Vl._ hi a tti•l• - - I THE NEW SUCCESSION DI:TY ACT.—The act for granting to her Majesty duties on succession to property, and for altering certain provisions of the acts charging duties on legacies and shares of personal estates, received the royal assent on Thursday. There are :5..") 'louses in the act, and a schedule of tables and rules fur deter mining the new duties and the value of annuities. The duties are under the care and management of the Com missioners of the Inland Revenue, and the act is to be taken to have come into operation on the 19th of May last. The term " succession" is to denote the successor to any property under the operati,n of the act. The following duties are granted to her Majesty, and are to be considered as stamp du. ties: where the successor shall be the lineal issue et lineal ancestor of the predecessor, a duty at the rate of 11. per ceat. upon such value. Where the successor shall be a brother or sister or a descendant of a brother or sister of the predecessor, a duty at the rate of 31. per cent. upon such value. Where the successor shall be • brother or sister of the father or mother, or a descendant of a brother or sister of the father or mother of the predecessor, a duty at the rate of 5/. per cent. upon such value. Where the successor shall be a brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother, or a descendant of the brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother of the predecessor, a duty at the rate of Gl. per cent i orpon such value; and where the successor shall be in any other degree of collateral con sanguinity to the predecessor than is described, or she': be a stranger in blood to him, a duty at the rate of 101. per cent. upon such value. There is an interpretation clause of the terms used in the act . (hued to tirestwery .r.l Itartlepool Dock t Rallw. (lamed to Yk. N. it Will (LicakleN Ds. stuns (ditto) .. Do. f that.* (ditto) . London sad Greeswiek (tel.-ad v.. &ask Iladisra Ditto Proforma (MO) Loweanft. Claar.4wareeat. _ _ Clueing No. Oh MtsettLeriore. I I'd. price. Bueincia done .—..— Yeatarday to-dal'. ----.......... wt.. 6.410.1 n CI H and Iron ... 6 'O,OOO 26 Auotrallan Arrioultuiel 12.501. II Austral:rim Patifie 'lull_ 10 &Met. 11l Australian Itoial Mall . 7 36,01.0 10iticrilln traterworke. ll3 i 60 itrlta h American Land. PM' 64 GT 30,.1.100 3 10110.6 & t:olontal Smelling & kteductloo Company 11 10,0001 100 (Wilda ..... ....... 324 100, 6 errata/ Palace .... .... 6 13 2 pm 61 i 11.1. 41Cryrtal Palace of Frame I i 3 pm. 23 0.1.000 10 1 Eastern Steam .. ..... 1 Ve 't 2. , Electric TA:lei:raid; . 10,00.1 16 liencrul Steam Navigation ,14 ... Illipeneral 86. A 114,1114 Co 14 0:0 20ilaidi Iketroot Sugar I 6 • 1 0 .000 N i Niorlalena St. Navigailon 1 4 K liNattin•l it.tentriteoniEuell all 60,000 It Netherlauda Land 3 3 die par 23 76.00 7.'31.4. Wale. Coaland Inter Pteaui Navigation Co. _ ll 123,71 1 North Willa& Aurtraladan all Ipar 3 pm. 26. 20 North of Europe Uteion 7, -- 11000 0 Peel Elver Land & 'lloeral all 13 13 pa 63 20,000 40 Penhirular a Urivatal titan. all I Li, 60 11,, do. ... ..... 26 . 11, 81 1 2 Portland iron Comp:lair all ' 14,61 10 Itoyal Mail Sawn OO i 155.00 , 1 800ttian auor. Intro/baud all 'l3 24 Pen 2 12,7.0 V. -booth Auirtrallan Land 2.5 ,37 11 313 i 160,0H0 1 Mulgnanne Teleorapb all 1— H— MO 160 Van Diemais laud TUE OUTRAGE BY TURN-OUTS AT MAN CHESTER. 11114 II MI 57 174 254 144 14i 115 17 At the New Balky, Salford, yesterday, William Hoyle, William Coyle, John Hill, Pendleton; and John Hill, &Word, were brought up on the charge of assaulting Mr. James Crompton during the riot which took place at his establishment at Pendleton on Tuesday evening last. Coyle and the two Hills have been taken since the fiat esaminstion. On this occasion Mr. Crompton was able to appear and give evidence, his head being bound up with bandages. ((and to Pfortiiik) Ditto ditto 6 per Cent' 31soi.h.,Dus ton,tegelloelt . (leered to 1 .IV4.ti AMA.) 314141esbre and Wow Steekt. Dart. Igicreed to d Bradford (31342.) terUternithistern 3 perta (leased to Eset-Coostiee Do. teed $ per cent. (do.) PeonealtWite (lees. Lon.l 304.West.iflase.tTorli DIM attires (ditto) limbs and !Was. , Ortmt Nortbints Do. v.:ear...11 nt,ek ' loath iiteffordstdre (WNW is Itt. lit•Cteee) Neu Valk 7. 6 p. Ct. g...e 1 (teemed to Steelton/160ml Ditto tv.to Dltio • 32 311 Wilts At *assort Dewed le Onit 102; 103; IS 100 $ $8 H9lce •3 67 Several witnevv , :s moved tint 11111, of Pendleton, wee 'tending at the King's Arms, in Char!satin, whiht the at tack was being made. This man was accordion!) discharged. The remaining prisoners were accordingly committed for of the assizes. The court decided to admit them to bail, Coyle In two sureties of 14f. each, and the others in two auntie• of W. each. 160 162 150 152 It Oj AN Exchequer Bills were better, ruling at 2s. die. to Is. prem. Foreign stocks participated in the rally of Console. Spanish, Russian, Mexican, Sardinian, and Dutch were all dealt iu at higher rates. This department, however, presents no feature of especial interest. At 4 o ' cl ock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26Z to Z; Peruvian Deferred, 57 to 59; Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, Deferred, 81 to 9 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to ; the Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. Sales are thus marked : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 101 i ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1852, 99. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 642 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 98. Granada Deferred Bonds, 9,1, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 26, 1, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent Bonds, 83. Portuguese Four per Cents., 431 ex div. ussian Five per Cents., 117, 118; ditto, Four-and.a-Half per Cents., 1011, 101, 100 i. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47Z ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 3,3, ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 61 per cent. Money to-day was again in very active demand, owing to the generally extended business of the country, and comparatively few transactions now take place below the Bank of England minimum of 3, f , per cent. Considerable quantities of gold are again being despatched to the Continent this week. The drain appears to be owing, in a considerable measure, to the demand for foreign grain, and to apprehensions of deficient crops here. Should our harvest prove favourable, the efflax of the precious metal would probably be checked. The Sydney steamer has taken out fur Australia 5,000/. in specie on freight, and a full cargo. A, telegraphic despatch states that this steamer passed Dover at 7 o'clock this (Monday) morning. The corn market to-day, influenced by the political news, by the fine harvest weather, and by large foreign supplies, was heavy. En glish wheat ruled 3s. to 45., and foreign on the spot Is. to 25., cheaper than eight days ago; but floating cargoes were held for an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter over last week's rates. There are foreign buyers of floating' cargoes, prompted probably by the late decree of the French government, which permits corn to be im ported into France in vessels of any nation, till the end of the year, instead of making foreign vessels pay a differential duty, as heretofore. This enact ment merely involves the temporary removal of one of the shackles imposed on trade by the old system of navigation laws, of which we have so happily rid ourselves. LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. DEERE: AL, Aro. B.—The market has been active and an advance has taken place on Saturday's quotations front Ito lj per cent. on all the leading stocks. Caledonian, 31 —Eastern Counties, 12I—East Lancashire, 181—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 774 f 7—Loodon and North Western, 113;1 I—Ditto (j shares), I p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 29—Midland, 71 North British, 8 3-16—S ou th Eastern and Dover, 21I—York and North Midland, 29j ). MANCHESTER, Aro. B.—There has been greater activity in consequence of the re-assuring advice.' from Vienna, and prices have an upward tendency. Sheffield'', 281, j ; Mid lands, 711; Dovers, 211, a , ; York and North Midland, 291; Dittrict Bank, 91 p.; Leeds. 771 ; Chester and Bir kenhead, 22!. shares, 3j d.: East Lancashire Pref. Qrs., 94 ; Cheshire Junction, 8 d. LEEDS, Aro. B.—The telegraphic message received this morning, to the effect that the Russo-Turkish question has been Fettled, had a great influence on our market. Sellers scarcely know what prices to ask; and as greatly advanced rates were demanded, scarcely any business was done. Tiia only quotation marked on the board was Little North Westerns, at 81. BIRMINGHAM, Ara, B.—There was rather a better feel ing in this market to-day, and prices were a static firmer. Shrewsbury and Birmingham, closed at 61 2; and in local stocks Birmingham Church of England Cemetery shares were done at 31. The prospect of the settlement of the Eastern question made the market for tallow very unsettled to-day, and prices showed a downward tendency. Although very little business was done, the price of Russian tallow may be quoted Is. to le. W. lower than on Saturday. The dealers in this article arc apparently awaiting further adviccs. Letters re ceived to-day from Odessa, it may be mentioned, refer in terms of increased uneasiness to the lower. ing aspect of the Eastern dispute. The Portuguese financial agent has issued another statement of the progress of the conversion up to the 2nd inst. lie states the total amount received at 3,103,801/., and the new stock issued at 3,311,6991. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ordered that the bonds of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Rail way and the shares of the Staines, Wokingham, and Woking Junction Railway shall be officially marked. IN of a ST re t e t n rF t O f r ge e ry rt b r i n: i li; rs the Ne w amount a.ork o is f 8 6 pe zi3 e , i 4 c st brought dob s.orn by aboutthe Arabia lta pPe froma YARD.L—STITI'DoItiIon-witnygEiSers7anNEce 131,0001 The condition of the stock and money mar- been extensively circulated, may lead to more careful exa kets on that side is thus referred to by Messrs. Cam- mination by those who take notes of things extraordinary. mann and Co.: I:is church of Stratford-upon-Avon was repaired about the year IS3O, and some of the workmen having their attention The past fortnight has been marked by no imrsortant directed to the fact that many persons who had attained to change in the stock market. The transactions have been tb- full age of man were buried in the churchyard, and limited. The general indisposition for active business, in- wishing. "for the honour of the place," to improve the cident to the present season of the year, is inertaa,,l by the notebooks of visitors, set about manufacturing an extrani• greater uncertainty of the preservation of peace in Europe. diaary instance of longevity. A gravestone was chosen in In specula'ive stocks, the tendency is rather downward. an out-or the-way place, in which there happened to be 4 Investment securities are steady, and the amount on sale spine before the age (72). A figure 1 was cut in this space. limited. The foreign demand is light. The prices of Erie and the age at death then stood 172. The sexton was Railroad binds are well maintained, as the last_ quotations either deceived or assented to the deception, as the late from London are better than were generally anticipates'. vicar, the Rev. J. Clayton, learned that it had become a New York Central Railroad shares have declined about 2 practice with him (the sexton) to show strangers th;s pee cent., sad those of the Michigan Central Railroad 3 gravestoa , , so falsified, as a proof of the extraordinary age per cent. The business on both these roads is to which oerple lived in the parish. The virar had the fully equal to the estimate. Tho Philadelphia and 'leading fraudulent figure erased at owe* and lectured the anteater Railroad Company have declared a dividend of 3 per cent., his dishonesty .—. Totes oast Clutirier.