The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-08 00:00:00

7 -7 4)4,€.4%.• 1 ! . i-- Ttt Crtprt 7 (-. o , s- ‘,_f. e-' ~-1 4' 4 ."]a...4, 4 / '/r rouhiuN fru !twerp and Kotterde•. l Bezderee to Grai.aelesc.. &Van le-Urn Junction 20 ...ltattlerol er.oe.:aaa. 10 Lgjon nn. 4 l'f.a.uNdo I Dtatek .. le Zsot :netar. ILWAYI*. le I dla 1 04 dla t 14 14 to JOINT STOCK BANKS. The segregate results presented by these returns are as follows: • _ ydosltlt ut l'iol.dooto.—V.ANA 1)V IttetialT. NATIONALAS al: RANCE and INVESTMENT Ae AClAlltob, 7, St. Sartin'a-pltca, lag WARR47I76 ;or So II arlf EARLY INTEREST, at the Irmo o r prt co pre van..m tbi steel' of dm Atodet.d.,o), der r , the :gth haw. sat be RE %lA' tat I LIVERY as and shoe .tli td 1114. sad w, l bo pq.:ole at tbe odes of the Associative, Stoma Se bane or I .art 1 te. look rally. Ve7 ER MORRINON, Manages liirootor. Partin dogmas el bre nue ineety are requested w caesura. tin Sao of the !WI eat kou onto old Investment Aoimeation, by whnb s t!elt reo of balmy may Yr nbt used, coastAned witlt preset wee. t o, a the aronoitorn Proola•ct , ro sad hill fat. Ma . loll say be ob utsod awe, or will bw et nt "net free es &pomace. than to say that the object the promotes of the election pe tition had in view was likely to tail in every respect. Ile said that the opportunities Ufferded him for addressing and conveying his opinions to the electors were is numerous that they were all well acquainted with his principles. He said it was doubtful whether the country could nut be bet ter engaged then in discussing a reform bill now that the country was threatened with war. The bon. gentleman, i n conclusion, referred to the coloniel question, and hoped the day would soon come when they would be separate am. Duchies ' reigned over by the son, of our gracious Queen. (Cheers and groans.) Mr. T.B.Honitrtu. was received with tumultuous Omen from his friends. Ile referred to Sir E. Perry's speech when leaving Bombay, in which he stated he recommended idolatry to the Indian population up to the age of 21, which doubtless Sir E. Perry would be able to explain. Ile went on to say that he was opposed to all coalitions, not because they contained men adverse to his opinions, but that they contained too many opinions. He concluded 11 stating that whether elected or not, the same good feeling would influence him towards the town. Sir EicaxigaPEKßY then presented himself and deliver. d a long speech, in which he urged Lis claims as a liberal, an advocate of all reform., and called the attention of the electors to what should influence them materially—the trade with the East—which he stated they were entirely ignorant of. Ile referred to Mr. liorsfall's attack upon him, I • which he said was made with the intention of provoking a cry of irreligion ageinst him, and so inject him in the apse 35 of the electors. He qua!ified and esplainect his meaning, amid the checn of his supporters Ile concluded by stating his belief that his opponents inteatied to carry the election • by the "Three B'e' —bribery—bigotry—and beer; while Lk the liberals intended to use the " Three P's "—parity— progress—and the people. Ile concluded amid great cheer- et tog, hissing, yelling, &e. from the respective parties. se , Mr. liatxtzt Moons then came forward, but for several IS I minutes could not be beard, owing to the noise from the sel conservative side of the hustings. Ile avowed himself, as ye ever, a consistent liberal conservative, and pledged to the 11l protestant institutions of the country. He had to desist Bt. s peaking several times owing to the yelling, &e., of his LT opponents. He stated his determination to go to the poll, so and if elected would serve with zeal and fidelity. (Groans, Al hisses, &c.) The Magda called for a show of hands, which he de clared were in favour of Mr. Rennin and Sir Erskine 2 , 5 Perrr, when a poll was demanded on behalf of the other o 0•11 candidates, to commence this day (Friday) at 8 a.m. sy SHARE LISTS. THURSDAY EVENING. 2 : The railway market to-day was generally rather :0 lower, but without any fresh feature calling for q notice. Busineu in this department continues ex- r • ceedingly circumscribed. After four o'clock prices were quoted worse nearly all round the market, on the fall in the funds. French shares opened at a decline, and, after temporary recovery, again gave way, the 4 o'clock 181 prices ranging from is. Gd. to 103. per share below the last rates of yesterday. Other fgrcign lines were dull. Upper India Seri p 3 was firm. Grand Trunk of Canada closed 1 y to 1 dis. par 1 pei 2 in 44 !twine., done to day. 14 1 i+ 1 Pm 17lis 11 1/ pm 14 14 { 9 Ll 8 81 Clo Au g ',nets I'Vaiterdsa 22t 40 'Australasia .. . Linn Co. , ... 40 i lint. Col. HankSi Co 20. 60 iUrltlsh North A1D0631.0. .. 40.000 21 Chart, n.+l lied o(( .. 6 60,01. 20 ICoart. Dank of Indillpkus. tralia. :slid China ...... 2 20.00 u 100 •Coltinial ... .. 26 26.000100 :ConitrirrciSj of . I . rtiniiirn_. 24 25.000 , Eco ng., St., k Aug. titan- 10 16,00• i 20 6 Lon. Chart. Ilanl of Attrt. 12, 10,0011 50 London and County 2O GO,OO O 60 ilroitiloii Joint :stock .. llO 60.110 100 ,Lutdou awl 14 unititioinri 20 10,tint 100 Natloicil Pron. of Enc,Lauil 35 i 10,ttai 20 :Do. N..w. . .., - ...... . 10 1, 10,0 a, 60 Nati0:441.4 t re la nd . .... 22i 31823 26 "orititt ilSink Comasm all 20..10.. lOU ',Prot i :dal of Ireland 55 4.000 10 ' Ihn Now .. 5061110 6 m oral 4,oirilE S tnlliikking and Dahl lout Co. 8,000 25 'truth Australia .... ..... 2000 25 . Union of Au,tralls all , me , Ain . N0r.... ... 66,600 56 'Caton of London.. ...... 16,000. 40 . Valois of Illadrltl "Bul Total No. of Average r!ecipt roceims. miles open. per mile. IRSI £2C9,145 4,464 .... £6O 5 7 1852 236,771 .... 4,329 y .... 54 13 8 A more favourable comparison has rarely been afforded by the traffic returns, the increase being very fairly spread over nearly all the lines in Eng land. The London and South Western and Great Western receipts continue to be favourably affected by the Chobliam encampment, and those of the Chester and Holyhead Company by the Dublin Exhibition. The Loudon and Brighton Company's return is almost the only exception to the generally satisfactory character of the returns; and it would be curious to inquire how far the diminution in the revenue of this line, which at the pre sent period of the year is mainly derived from pleasure tr,..ltie, is caused by the creation of an attraction in another quarter for holiday-malcing Londoners. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. Glasgow and South Western £4,731 .... Caleaonian 10,232 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central North British Scottish Midland J unction Aberdeen 1 Ds. Fstaartos 3 9reat Intim recdron 10 Orwpd Ruction of ►ranr• 10 Orani Trunk cf Canada 51 61 14i It I 11., 1 1 pa I s" rl7;a7;ini - ban -" es ill OL %Veit •f Clau INlcar" 7 Do 6:1141,21141 iIILI ins 3 Lnctad'istoja.s p.Ct.Prei ti louta%,ure ... ... ... 12 Do. I Parilwa) 1 ... .. i 1 1 dis 4 . .111 FILIiF COCIII \ CiIINA BUFF CHICKENS.— I . A v. jrno, 0 stab 0 !oar., Trove. war Nornieh. Is frn on n pu.114011 lung.. ty hi.. • UX.'A .4 well leather-lented ttirdr. te, .. t. to I i %CI Le 014 . whnn Imee J• 44 tats. n the fi rm. ut. I recond ri. r. ,. Ittho We... li PI t stabit m. 10aut tne.en‘e S.C.C. th .1 were , c ,...oreed 114 p .../ et % .Trauuth. Price XI 3.. per ps'r, stei*; e n..erels, g 1 1.. To h: turnarded on receipt of I ?cot. ease order. I I Do. 2 I Do. (Csinl).. L 0.6 per et. Preference 9 l i tyonr and Melitelrenean 74 on 2 Abe& Antd& ". w I 46.1:ur k 1:•=ore (with in ". .) 20 110. Do.(er itteront) 16 Northern of FAIS.P. . C. In. 2.4.1 prr ct. Londe (K)r H. re AR., rho.) 811 lestver.in Trunk Yreka. , 10 Paris ani Lyons if If , , dls Pla 11 Si Pal THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCK. Great quietude continues to prevail in the railway market, but prices are firmer than they were yester day afternoon. Quotations generally may be called equal to the final official rates of yesterday. Lanca shire and Yorkshires receded in the morning, but have recovered. London and North-Westerns are better. French shares are better. Northern. are quoted 351 to :; Strasbourg', 331 to 36 ; and Lyons, 16 to prem. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 71 71 911 14 Is a 9 151 161 pa 41 43 54 4 j a i 4 4 1 d _ B itliart()N S .I.TZEIt WATEIt, 4s. a Dozen. 04)1. ER h t.:.t D hie PIM . 7 . for Brightos Setter mod Faco4.4, !run Iv 4.. tlo v. Aloe other floated w..tera in :lot ora.cb .o a On.oroooortt il nut unequalled. tYis-doenn lencurlew tree, 14. U. und Wee eaprlied la web qusatities 1". two be rrcu to' lk hoer, torte daily. A i.rosynetna vith be 4 prior ems be hi on ..p7liatius.-1100PER. 7, Pall.mall Set: band..least. ii iTy; ;;:i Z 7Of i 10 Missal RO:en ... 1 Ili frr....2.1 zu.-.3.4.1 4 Pari..Cae.,ladCheabous ti Doable and Blehmad II Scrams +.nd Ran, ... I S lord Daninh I Royal bwedLik 3C image an 4 Mono. , 4 Dw bi per Cant. Prefer. I icattli Fasters el Prune Il ioatioars (4 tome I an 'Fat Masan . __ . MONEY MARKET. 1852 :4,105 8.832 3,841 2,451 3,600 530 1,574 191 311 1 TEE D A 1 LY NEW S.i keens, Morning Taper, pipe StL V a Solider 01, 411 . O St MaILT 21 EV/ d Is at the red o tom. 1017 IWO/ 010000 Orrin, advocating free eestsserce in ita woe. air all sound ant practical rerceur whirr porker, stral„ • a exte sissiseL la the eat nst and value a It. °venal liar ors the accursey of its gew Emporia --in tlw sari% tratiatul, and berartial character of its yi.,,,,, NU IV 0 ,, e . wo i in ti k •nri. , l rosamintUeand 00InfteTeinl is -61100000 1.7 , n 11001 In the City, Railway, and Monctry drier, — Sr Fare t. aarrisserd, It coutsias a run del .0 li , t of Shinning than any other paper es exchedriv eerie on e 1 nitiptln4 ill the IndiAn Pere by every stvcrland rel:.—art the only doily Mining Repots., with List of more, gades. Ilya t ere. It address., itself to lanai Its, r being the cry pare brides the niter" Walt:excludes. and has always excluded, frenn its columns Oil odersive :stirrer.' eta It. to %AV'," i ..,,uf t, shown lry the last return of Ptlf 11 ; 11 he the year Ivy' to t. ,, e lessling London News:opera by idirdt It *VA If seen tile Mg. paper idle youngest by more than Mgt" rare, bad is fir ;ere rates its three oldest comp rutdrs : Established. Stamps tried. lillostrov Csaccacta 1770 912,547 ....•.......... 11oitsue: Peer ... ...... .. . ...... 1772 829.000 11.0.. t• i IlirttUt RAILS SF% d .... ....... ... . 1844 1 tt 1321,000 TM cuot.wo 1 sainten OW t,i thOi posaum jar as the 14)11ov:dig onition recently times , ed by :. edatempovary The' Daily News' is 'be youngest of all the Loudon morning proem From the Ils , t It took t :eh ground and a rib liberal tons—re. pre entinz con.imently tit .t c ii,,rvative liberalism which Is clearly tits : üb:ie opinion of Coslatat . and already, with the second highest eirOi.ltlo3 el the v.. - ,enlo d daily prer and with the largest number 01 advertisement , -nest to the ' Times ' —obtained byrtial " any daily piper, its politica', more than carrespands with ita courie imiacsoe. Ts be or :sred of say Bookseller or Newsman in the kingdom or at the 1ii1e..., id, Burarierreet, t lett-street. London. ?Si lan.wiTs. Amu* mama Yesterday. Nalco to-day to 2 p.m. ) 1 Pia P ar . Pi Total £27,611 £21,553 The Irish returns ore: I la• &Swim ... ... ... .. N 161 NI Nabors. liottlogy Nana awe Ness hisser .. , si an Sirm.Walv.l96tear9lll•2, 01 I St 26 ankan., Lm.,9‘Cass. Jan. 9 7 dla al t ta.C2ses-2tit155.11611623 2 .C. 20 29 154 Do. do. do. IN— 31 71 dim NO label sal Than ... .. 100 lot 190 Cabbalas ... 61 67i ill , Mom sal Ibblasi .. 11 1 311 e.l DNS sad Dobbs ... .. 30i 211 IS OWN 692 NON Jane.. 24 3/ all Dods% resb,mad Aber babseass ... .. 9 9 all lea i1tiL........... 51 5/ al/ DEN 1916 B and 11.).. 8 4 to Nalirs —.. 12 121 all Oaten Otto elan A... so all raltaliligi Elio I 1 11 " : 1 1 N.,100 lad LawNlllll9 . 11 12 all IE. k W.I. Drallaiiinia 50 o 10,1MINATO and Olueow . 70 12 1/ Edinburgh and Peelplas... MO Edna.) arab, Yerth.tauble. 100 Glasgow 1 NuthWostera 100 Groat Mathews ... .. 10" Do. A. `toot ... ... lot, Do. 1/. Ilteell • .... - 106 Ot.Soutb. and WIN.Nra.) 100 Great Na das ... .. 11 blab No* Eastern ... all LeseasSAl sal Carlisle .. I 111 Do. 2194 , ~ .. .. too Ibrubieesail . Tor . kM . as 1 )S Da Mb ... 111 lb& Do. Wail LOWE Dolor all Illabses .. I iIl Lombard larkwal .. 5 Los.alltoury.ls Imbed . ISO Lae.. Baslites.bll. Goss . 100 Ltwdon 1 15~145191 IS Da. Web , 1 Do./1101104911B.( 6 . NO Lossion kleattlalesstan. I Freer. Id V,Atf?.r...f At 3 . 2 I WeßtCrn GI Swltzezlancl 6 1,621•64 4 t 2_ _: d i. 84 84 981 1 3 I lit 1853. 1852. Belfast anttßallymena Belfast and County Down 293 .... 288 Cork anti Bandon Ulster MINES. Dublin and Iletrust J unction 1,3n1 .... 911 Great Southern and \V tern THUDADAT ETTSINO. Total .0,279 . ~.. The total receipts o f the Stockton and Darlington Railway for the month of June were 22,2591., against 17,552/. last year, showing an increase of 4,7071. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices : Dutch Four per C...nts., 91 1-16; ditto Two-and-a- Hall per Cents., 63 3-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 9.16 ; the Coupons, 51, ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 4%; Portuguese New, 361; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 5.16 ; &loader, 4,1; Mexican New, 26; ; Granada De ferred, 9 9.16; Greek (Blue), 8. Vienna, Wednes day—Five per Cent T4letallies, 931 ; exchange on London, 10.53; Bank shares, 1,38. This report is unfavourable, the funds having receded, and the ex change risen. Paris—Closing prices of this day t Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.90 ; ditto Three per Cents., 76.60 ; Bank shares, 2,650. These prices show only a slight reduction from those of yesterday. 111 II 111 THIS DAY. (ET ILICTIVIC TELZOILTIL) STATE OF THE POLL AT 9 WOLocs. i n lion& 11 8 re. , Liddell Perry 6Bl Moore POLL AT 10 O . CLOCE. EL 28 30 9i 115% 53 15 Is 3 135 109 . IQ. 65i 54 3 134 5 UI I Mt 1 761 6 I Hanlell et Lidd e ll Perry 1,017 10 Moon We 1 POLL AT 11 0.01.001 L Bt., "114 76 Iso 105 I 7 I 6 pm 701 741 41 41 31 31 144 pm 9 2 le 104 nil 114 1 11 21 put CI 90 411 a 11 1 IS 20. Jost reody, JOURNAL of ROYAL AGRICULTURAL tl NOCILTY. No. XXXI. 1. Arica:tura' Geoiogy of New Bruiryiek. P/OholOT 10bniton. 5. Nitrate ut soda mid Gums). Sir J. Tyiden. 3. Fannin.; of Derbyeitire. J. Ttowley. 4. Fr r. eorisokle from Douce. T. BtUTOI4I4I. 5. Buttcr. L. Surge. 6. llanazentent al Light Land. F.verrhed. 7. finthorpa dystern of DruPting. J. Trimmer. 6. hereditary Dtarawa of the llonie. F. Dun. 9. Rye acd Dement Dr ui age. J. Henderson. IX New Mods of Irtiga•ion. E. Archer. 11. Steam Drafter of Mattthrmere. 11. White. It. Chemistry of Oraiu.m. J. T. Way. 13. lin. J. Wilmot.. IL Lapetrifilent os Depths rf :Wahine. IL Milward. 13. Pruitt arum Ind rat 141,0. of Clam. 8. Woos. 16. YOrtillit: a Nor Breed of alt,ttp. 38. YalingSe.Noucl. 17. Soria Clay J. Merbi. IS. Noise eniaie Stimate. J. Way wad J. Paine. 19. lnoctilatlon tar Picaro.pneentorda. Pro/moor Simonds. Jolla Murray, Alb. marle.streat. --_ _ __ _ - Montan - 2,889 I rel P Liddell 1 Pe dell Moore 520 to gu_ THE WAGES MOVEMENT. MI j THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The stock markets are firmer to-day, and prices have rallied from the extreme depression noticed after official hours yesterday. Consols are marked as low as 97 for money this morning, but nearly tho whole of the day's business has b:ett effected between 971 and 98, and the present quota tion is 974 to 9S. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98i to a; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1004 to 101 ; South-Sea Old Annuities, ;1004; Bank Stock, 228) to 229! ; Exchequer Bills, is. to 4s. prem.; India Bonds, 259. prem. Foreign stocks arc rather firmer but present little feature. Portuguese isbetter,andltussianmoreoffered. Mexican Bonds mark 264 to 27 ; Spanish Old Threes, 46 ex. div.; ditto Deterred, 221 cx. div.; the Pas sires, 5,4; the Certificates, 51 per cent.; Swedish Loan, 4 prem.; Venevnela Active, 38;; ditto De ferred,ls ; Dutch Fours, 96 to 4, ; Russian Fives, 116 ; Granada Active, 94 ; Portuguese Fours, 101 to 4 1 .4 ; Equador, 34. to I. sa Da. sio ' all Laelloaclerry It Coleraine Lawkadrevt EanisluVeE imajdAwoloole., 41 — Dialliaa.labal. Ude? 101) 500 Do. vim and Derby . 47a Waft. 1re,... 174, Ditto Halt darn— ... 100 I Nawmarkeet Sell Do. Dar?F.:tangelos. ii 4 iii - -a 70k 701 40 49 2 ! 1 71 /1 i 7ilftwry sod - 14 737 i 4 P Bl SI 8 11 9 49 61 111 2j dim 66 Si RR. CITLVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, °risks. witi-empinsal, fL I Ortgrie. la. wit: by pout, "MAT TO SAT. DRINI4IND u. LECTURE TO TO MO BOW TO VI BATTY. - Ms 41 41 die $1 81 MODAL AND PETS :CAL INJO7NINT GP LW!. T. 014 erzcllL DITIATTA. --- TI. saa ngTIII:TES lIIARRIAOI LUZ. TOL tl9liv 4 ES Of WII4TEE. ,m. =mu DISANOEXF.NTP CONTTIPATION, sad ramoas. ILl4c. lIVOLLA arA Wl:at LAN 23. sue. 1e.0.. 11. 11TDROWATIIT 04, ICE COLD WATRI crits 'henna', A, ' , rano-ler-rue.; L.,rve10,14 7 . Wleet.otrce• Nana. fb. Curs asd all b004.e :orofM. R. Cu'orerwell. ULM. 1 0 . r.ef ,TtsgsaLagstel, who mite We =milted doily bola 10 tall W W.f. LIVERPOOL ELECTION. THE NO3IINATION. LIVERPOOL, THVESDAT. With great good sense tho liberals of this town Mee abstained from foolish processions. Not so their op ponenn, the ccaservatives, who would seem from their tenacity for such displays, to eons:der them as part and parcel of the cause they wheelie. Early dawn heard the note of conservative preparation for a grand display of banners, Sege, music, and silly people to herald Messrs. Liddell and Moreton to the hustings. Each party, on ar riving at the hustings, was loudly cheered by their friends. About half-past 11 o'clock the Mayor opened the pro ceedings by begAing all parties to give each candidate and kis friends a fair hearing—to act generously and without any personal feeling. Mr. T. I: Moss proposed the Hon. Henry T. Liddell m a fit and proper person to represent Liverpool in parliament He said he was on. who would do honour to their choice—. gee who was not untried, having hail great experience In all the questions affecting the country. (" lieu, hear," I sad Mater) Y. &beau, Esq., seconded the nomination. E. Notts sr 1, Esq., proposed Mr. Thomas B. Iforsfall, a mar. be raid, who Web boa and inflexible in his prim eiples of duty. He alluded to his high character and attains Inenti—Les conduct while in parliament—and concluded amid loud cheers, mingled with roans. J ace Aar iNALIoRIN, Esq., seconded the nominating of Mr. liersfall. He adverted to the invaluable assietanile rendered by that gentltmen to the interests of LirermieL With the customs reform mid with every privilege ;rained to the port Mr. Horafall's home was identified. Mr. Tobin referred to the two peat questions before the country.. national education and the new reform bill. They shoal return men whose opinions ware known upon these tiii= especially the former, as no education that was not upon religieus principles eicieild be national. Berating to the Reform 11.11 Mr. Tobin stated that the object of she radical party in lonian en a 192111 , 11210 f reform was to break down the aristocracy sad to raise the democratic feeling of the couatty. They had heard, he sail, a great deal about Ananciol reform sad the Peace Congress. Why did that body sot go to the Aaterrat of Rums and advocate their peace doctrines now ? Mesa were not the men that Eng land woulettruei with her int.-testi. Ile called on the electors, in e suc.aiim, to return men pledged to resist all attacks upr.. the protestant etwititution, and returned his seat amid 2.2 c cheer, of tne piety and the groans of the other. Eras IVENS. 7.1 q , in the absence of William Brown. RA propoeu Si: Ettlein: Pt ray, and was received with lewd cheers tram the liberals, so a a perfect hurricane of yells, biases. eockgrrewien, eke., frtm the conservative.. Referee, te toe statement of Mr. Tobin, that the liberal party wished to pull down the e .u-t•tation, Mr. Evans said the liberal party sad built up tin couttitution. It was that party that cove them therleml eavernment, and every reform let the tart (into years. It wu to the liberal interest, by introdacieg timely mimeos, tint the country was enabled to compete wad ta in advance ol other nations. She led the way. It was tog.* liberal pixy I , ity owed the cheap food they now enjoyed. Refetrinis t Sir E. Perry, be said he and been is Liverpool 53 11'1 , 'e., and had conversed with many tab •Islatelh bet be tome: w.ne powering the know ledge, exeellesee or tirinei s of Sir Erskine Perry. (Cheery. tenser. :ad hiss.. ) Genitor 11.01.7, Esq., is the unavoidable absence of Mr. Robertson Gi id tone, second' d she nomination. Ile said Sir Erskine Perry came Inrer.rl as a supporter of the pre. eat gnvernmtet, which tho speaker designated as the Wiest able aid the met 1. irmouious government in existence, whit , . the Deese zoversanc,t, which it succeeded, was the most rrelligate that CS, rle the nine of power. He raid that free trade hail given a prosperity to the gernitey Cat vns unequalled. Alter a lengthened anrrch, kr. Halt c • wielded by the nomination of Sir E. Perry. (Cheers, yelling, mid hisses.) Mr. JOHN Lot ICET propes.sel John Braley Moore, Esq., • a candidate. referring to his p ist services while mayor, dock chairman, &c. lie was scsrccly heard save in the im mediate vicinity in which h.^ stood, so great wax the note kept up by the contervative party, both on the hustings and onmde. Mr. JAME* LOGAN very briefly seconded the nomina tion. fee ilor. H. T raid that the object fee which they were esten.i.e e. and latl 4 C , which led to it were well knows, and lie should not a.ltsrt to them further TUE MANCIIESTER POLICE. —The crisis in this force is passed, and yesterday morning the whole of the po sy lice on strike were re-engaged at 2s. per week advance (not ' 2s. per day as erroneously stated in Wednesday's Ex- 13 t. press), and were re-sworn. Under the new arrangement at, they have 19s. per week with a prospect of 20s. when pro- St. meted to merit class constable.. Some serious collisions E occurred dazing the strike between the people and the new it. police taken on for temporary duty. In ooe district the 1 , 4 knobsticks" (as; they were .called) were attacked with so cries of " there arc no police now," and were beaten se- i s i t. verely. Mr. Superintendent Berwick, Mr. Superinten- u dent Sawley, Inspector )'Donald, and other deers It rode about during the night with men under la their command as a mounted patrol, but the in- S habitants were so alarmed in tome quarters that they closed their shutters and doors at a much earlier hour than Is usual, notwithstanding the promoe of protection held out by the officers named, with this praiseworthy and well meant display of extra energy and alertness. A great many remonstrances were received by the Watch cow mittee and Captain Willis from mill-owners, on the &La ger of kiepiog open the strike with the police, the remelt- Wants (somewhat selflibly perhaps) looking at the danger of being without the reach of protection from their own workpeopte on strike. One of the millownen (a magistrate) sought the content of the bench to swear in part of his own operatives, not on strike, as special constables, but the permission was withheld. Tux FACTORY OPERA [IVES ON STRIKE.—There aSs now five mills on strike ; one firm (that of Messrs. Foully, with 150 men) having arranged to give an advance. The operatives on strike now are PO at the mill of Mr. George Clarke, 3.50 at Mr. S. TornbuTs, 200 at Messrs. Poe ny aai Wood's, 93 at Messrs. Wood snit Co.'s, 120 at Mews. Wood and Co.'s (throwing out of work 180 others), and `24' at Mr. W. P. Clarke s. About 62 bands at Mr. Daniel Clarke's mill were to strike yesterday. Some of the dyers have conceded the advance demanded by the operatives, but the following hands are still out: 109 at Messrs. Crab tree's, 100 at Mr. Brown's, SO at Mr. Ramsay's, 150 at Mr. Andrew's, and 84 at Messrs. Newton and Sun's. Amongst those who have given the advance arc Messrs. Douglas, employing 130 dyers. EXPERIENCES OF AN INDIAN OFFICIAL. My next move was most unexpected. I was hoisted over the heeds of two or three before mo in se niority, and made a collector outright, fully four years sooner than I was entitled to the step. The mystery was cleared up some months afterward., on my hearing that my father had been returned member for a borough in the est of England. From this time my promotion was rapid and regular. I was moved upwards from one good post t) another, until one tine day I was informed that a seat at the Hooghly Board of Revenue was at my disposal. This brought me once more into regular civilised life ; and with uncommonly frequent opportunities of having a shake at the Pagoda Tree. Nothing had occurred of late years to give me the least trou ble, excepting always those confounded Ryas, and one affair whilst I was in the Muzlypoor district. Some wild speculative interlopers had formed the insane idea of intro ducing railways into the east, and had bored the company for all sorts of indulgences and assistance—as though we were not busy enoagh with our lend tax, and our opium monopoly, and. our wars. These railway fellows were kept at bay as long as possible, one letter having remained two years unanswered ; but at length something had to be Ilona. Assistance was promised in a variety of ways, and official letters were addressed to the several collectors of districts, directing them to afford every facility and information in their power to those under ' takings. I received one of these circulars, and with it a '• private and confidential" communication, informing me that I was only to act with the most official formality and to throw every impediment iu my power in the way of the railway. Fifteen years have el spsed since the first efforts were made ; and last month the first fifteen miles of Indian railway ware opened, being at the rate of a milo year. People in England are am:.zed at this snail'a pro. pees, and set it all down to the natural difficulties of the country; for the ignorant know nothing of the natural cultic, of a" private and confidential." A significatt end instructive volume might be formed of these confidential communications. . . , . A near relation was then a member of the Direction at home; and from him I gathered, from time to time, advice+ as to the government movements in advances a fainst goods, and the rate of exchange which would be fixed for their next operation. Being is possession of this informa tion a fortnight, and sometimes a month, before any public intimation of the facts was given, I w..s enabled, through i friend, to invest largely in bills whener.d. a rise was certain to take pine. The exchange was often in this way run up suddenly a penny or more in the rupee ; giving a profit of several thousand pounds is one month. The result; of fire or six years' operation in this way, tabled to other pulls at the Pagoda Tree, have enabled me to return to my native land, a comparatively puma and a wealthy man. I am now in " the House." lam rao.t eloquent in my de fence of all existing institutions, fi-..1 paint in warm and glowing language the flingers of innovation of any kiod.— Lssckena's "Iltiusehula Wort:s." PROPERTY TAX IN THE NIETROPOLIS.—Yeatcr-I day, a return obtained by Sir De Lacy Evans was printed, in addition to the return of property assered to the relief of the poor in each of the mettorolitin parishes, stewing the property tax assessment in each such parish, under Schedule A, fur the year endiaw the Jth April last. The assessment amounted t s 1,5,01,01:!.:. :is. There are consi derable discrepancies iu the prestut and the return alluded to of property ►ssessed to the poor, iu consequence, it is stated, of the difference of practice in the assessment of dock companies, railway compauia, gas works, water works, &c. UNIVERSITY REFORM.—Mr. Heywood hal given notice of Lis intention on the 2nd of August, to move fur leave to bring is a bill to remove certain ditahilities v:hich prevent some classes of her Majesty's subjects from reto:t inn to the University of Oxford, end from proceeding to the first or bachelor's degrees in arts, law, and medicine in the Universities of oxford and Cambridge. Mits. I I Itlt I IIEECILER STOWE is rOIT at Galeva, where she intends remaining sone time. 'ii Tio.liwi - I i Ambers comitioolintWo to sato Britt* .. .. 14 Nord. Deem, No. 1. , ell D. L lleterred ,41 De. 11 Ourentsed Di ,North Janus., 'all .North Wolin SI s.lleorShWl.W.JLaCityihn „.. lee lOrdowl, Wenn. at W..tver. W. 100 bonnie astral „. .• Ilt.l iOO IMMO Lining... - Bt. 100 Sperm& -. St. too Do. LiaMaur.Rtk 10 II Ilemillbay sag Hereford' 111 all Offswistairy ma (howl (11st.W.111m) .„ 1W all 1 Dehllekese ... „. SO SO Wm Omma ge 20 44 ... Set. I=roat ... : 1 et. 100 Moth Neeftim ... ... SO SO fleadi Wales .„ ... • Ni IS lientitTorkeinldeaDt• SO 1 I Ditto ditto W all etoekbhe &Darlington SS SO i lltsensellasenDoe.altatl. St lt I Vale of Death . • SO all watortoro awl lilliens SO I 511 I l Waterford and SO I 14 , West Cornwall 10 Ste. , Wimbledon and crayon to i 1 , Woodford ft. 100 IlfarkNeweaetlehlbeewiti SS 28 I Do. do. leteneMne SS 1 114 , Do.o.ll.2.lrmehms - es. 100 YOU end telt . h. 10110100 47 45f 92 91 5$ CS 55 42 1911 72 If Of me lei 191 f 91 Isesf 14f Sf 411 19 21 ,o 74; 151 Me Is 14 ill ii 111 15i SI 91 30 $2 10 10i Cs 59 5 7; Ala 2; i 1„ 55 59 1 100 Abadeat I all Abe/area No. 2, 7 per Ct ', 100 Bristol h Exeter 4 sect, .... ,IN Oalalcalut 110 ... , IS ! '6 Chester sal Dolyta 1 , , 441 31 43ork and psalm . 1 61, all ,Dundam. Path, ad aber.l 1 : dean Junction .. , 11 111'llaetAegilane,3/.1 5 .) 1 p.Cr.' 6 • ID% 40. (3). ) 1 Per C - I 71 1161. dr. (71. 17..17 perch.' q) 111:21 - "Z:.*P°71:11 10 ' 20 *DD. lbw 5 per Cent. Rah, 93 i 611 inaLl3rdon,Beri2r 6 p.Ct 1 1 IMltbares. I' I 1 110063 0 . Ai 1;a 1 0 111 St. 160.41b6et Nortlasoll Sc. , 100,M. 6us 60411. Serlp, 10 1 71'D0. 4111.216 41 pereest.lailitgpt. pa 64 01.11611111140e.” 714 6 6 SO . 6 CW46l.l664llaaties St. 100 Ot.Wal, 1631060.44 0.46. St. 100 Ditto Irniumatio 40er 16 6 1.6004‘61106 LIGON. I' SW St. (60 Ditto' per cent Stook... 6*. 100 Gra.% 66100.0uar.5 past St. 100 •DittcraTereetial 3 re , C. 10 II LoaltROOT et teon.Thirdp I 2 all Lnedotlser. 'Ca:Art.4a 121 all .LondonderriStEuldelt.irh, 33 m 1110 i Do. 10 .0 U %1•.810.2.3644 0.446.::0 1 , No 6 1 7 Do. SI __. 124' sit 113476.6 Culls Ilt. 100 ~ 111611m6Du5.11r.a., . . 161 5 Ditto l'11.3111•09 Ft 108 Norfolk Isterlos... ... St ' 100, Ds. 34 pee 41.114 Mak 2 all . Do.Waveseyl76ll6, 6 pet 10 6 Do. Debertmis ... ... 10. 100 North British „.. ... ... 10 all North istaltordsldr• ts., 14:1L, Oslord, W.:roaster, aue 1 , Wolter., XIS. 6 areent ——. 11 , all : Ditto ditto ditto If 11 an 4 • s shrsam.rmW.rat.NowCums. 101 101 111 1 13 111414046.11161104ter4 1194 .W. 1116.1 4 per C. 0... pm 10 110 Do. I per Oast w 13 33 Soatk Dann _ ... ... 10 ,' II: Ditto New lel: ell south Eudora (Rewllo6l r,l Ana tot 61.0.6....... .154 204 dt. 100 Do. 14 per a n:. ' 113 11 4 20 all 11t1Torkatraperet.Goar 104 204 3 3 111i.terlordaNitione4Sp.ct f di par dt. EV !Toth, Neviesette,bs lire , 1 Ot.Noeth of Itrsg.par4h.; 1 , 2 104 17 I 3 Ditto Dttto _... ~' :,4 34 43 14 V0rk514.36.1. 11 . 6; 6 .P0rch 4 4pa LINEA LEASED AT 717 CED 'RENT) St. 100 ,Suehirgbam•o4 o, (laws,' 1 to Lunda(.2l.Thmtsre), SO 50 ClecerGais JuneV,..rt (Istral tor..akdoalan) Ilt. 1110 lest/usrep.o4. (arse. to Gt. Noakes) 113 31 ,OZoactater et Dam 1 , 3t.,13 i (IPV;r:lt(il r ;:r3l 3 ro .t.re 100 all !Rartle - eol Deck k Taw. ! I (leafed to Yk. N. d: tier.) SI So I liallbeelby(LTorkaN Mau SS i 113 I D 6.4 tiara (Aitioh. 111' 13) De. 1 shone (di!! , j 11111; 11s Unarm and Greturcel 1 (100/14 to South Zahn 1 1 1 110 , Dato Ire 'nes (110W' SO * Loweet , ft 0101..104g5 - A i Den:ri to 11 , A 4 0 , 11) 2') 211 1 , 04 0 3 1 . t m to to & I t . to 4„ : - ..7 l, Cc luL et Si IE :1Lareb..130.0 , ;4 41,1 4 . . 4 .i. $0 all ,IlidAleant and Wear beast .'. to , ' oat. re By 1. 10 , , WI ,Vt4l . lt, t Uredreed (Mall 30 50 North era thestera 3 arti 1 . Gemmed to Ilme-Couseks 33 all, Do. dud: per cent oo.ll 43 1 24pre.m,,,rteirre (Ica, La. '1 33/I.V/P3I.IIiiIICAYCIA aL. II ( Nu° 4 ssares fdtqs)... IL 10011orson:turna.t.armds.cluut116rth.talila:(1/1a :.., 111. 1144 Do. A•001.4E1t.810..k . . U it imatbstatordenre (iii:mit— so SO wise Talky. 6 p. 1 7t./a. Plea^ to BmestaomDar. 13 , 13 Ditto 41,tt0 Vat,. . ..... .. , It., ivo 011:te a ,r,t 5.04. e la Gust Weitui4....... las tall 681 8 It secs 92 K 88 92 107 109 187 1,9 ; tr dis par Q 41 4 41 11 94 li 14 pa 11 3 11 156 20. r i si sy 126 130 i4p 111 11$ p 'e} °m 76 1 106 107 103 4 tss 130 104 is 4 r 154 157 44 14 4 11 124 135 9 9 104 104 4 4 Pc , Pa 150 —152 c4r I pa 116 lie 116 122 i — dis t Pm 115 11 111 e 16 106 106 LS 56 ISO 153 Is 4 Ili 114 56 57 171 251 141 11 111 17 99 IGO 3 31 KM 1:11 65 67 151 153 151 US tl Of die sass The market for home mining stocks remains very inactive. There is still, however, a good demand for heavy dividend stocks, which are scarcely obtainable at present prices. The sales reported to -day are : Clive, 21, 3 ; South Lovel, ; North Itoliert, 8,1; East Wheal Russell, 51, 1; Trewartha, 13, 23, Coombmorten, Si. 6d.; Wheal Robins, 31. The gold mining shares were very quiet all day, with a drooping tendency. British Australian are very heavy. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to 15-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 1 to 13 prem. ; Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; British Australian, to 1 die. ; Ague Fria, 1 3-16 to 1 5.16 pm. ; Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 prom. After 4 o'clock, however, this market sympathised with the general gloomy appearance of the Stock Exchange. The last prices we heard of were : Nouveau Monde, 3 to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget, 3 to 1 prem. ; Australian Cordillera, 3-16 to 1-16 die. Shares of the Old Australian Copper Company were rather firmer. West Indian descriptions were heavy, Nletealle receding to 41 to 5 prem., and Port Royal, to 11 to 11 prem. This department closed heavily, The closing prices of new undertaldne are as follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Aus tralian Mutual, 1 to 1 dis.; Australian Consols, 3 to dis.; Monarch Gold, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to 3 per share; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 3 per share ; Albion Gold, 3 to 1 die.; Lake Superior Copper, dis. to 1 prem.; Col )gne Lead, I, to 3 dis ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 du.; Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, 1 to& dis. ; Sulphate of Barytes, kto 3 per share; Lackamor Copper, 3 to 3 prem.; Golden Mountain, 3 to! per share; Britannia Gold, 3to per share ; Poltimore, to 3 dis. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, I„ to I pm.; Jamaica Copper , 2 1 to 2 1 prem.; New Linares, 1 dis. to par. ; Great Hewes United Tin, dis. to k prem.; New South Wales Coal, 3 to 1 dia. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 3 dis. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 3 toy prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 41 to 51 prem. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 11 to 13 pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 3 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Brucutu Gold, par to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 3 to 1 per share; Mount Carbon Coal, to 3 ;dia.; Parkwyn and Car walsiek Tin, par to; pm. ; Great Crinuis, 1 to 3. prem.; Kenmore, to 1 prem. ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Liguanea of Jamaica, 3 to 3 prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 die. ; East Indian Iron, 4s. to 6s. per share; Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, toe prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. Easiness is marked in only two or three of the gold mining stocks to4ay, and this market is totally destitute of any interesting feature. Prices, how ever, have slightly rallied from the depression that prevailed late yesterday afternoon. Colonial gold arc quoted 7, to 1 prem. ; Cleat Nugget Vein, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Port Philip, 3.16 to 1-16 die. Australian Agricultural shares have rallied to 68 to 70, end Peel River to 11 to 2 prom. North British Austr.lasian are quoted 1 to !, prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, 13 1 , to 2 Fem. 100.02: $6,000 10i1,106 1 0 ,44010 60,60 C 100.000 2%010 2000 a 20.000 20.01,0 0( v lium_Trla Mai* Auiretua 0014 Aostoi7altfornias 4113SUS.Isin 4Australlia Aimarsilast Oardlusgs Australian Freehold Ave Xarla er:tiek Amara= Gold Chitlahltve tilraa.ll.y Coo.e. an 4 C!iltte sie,vl; u,v 4 ) 100.00 s. 100,04 c AO( it.oat 1c0,..) • 9,ft - - - Do. ISt. Jakob.' kill Oirrie+ Creek Mrs Coiner +Coloalal Liola Osplapo iCapperMoore of F. +Do. Pref. 74 per elm. +llo4l3olustiolueoCnsi. 4.11 eat Name+ Vela Itegleekrei 44Se• eral (Dar .1 Mere of Sacks eet.. retwo.ttb 'Lake Data:yet eft, *Liatice Lotdoc tCallforn. Qt w. CrubtmgC .. Mari . eu.te ... N l2r-tarki3t.Awer.eln I ew Crv..la 100,F : c 13,040 01,0'e 263,004 , Sopoe !cops 64.,e;( io,no 10,cfu 7,r 5 , `,00 6,0(.0 !Ipojis, 4;574 711 fkK 100,X, J,o4)t: 10 1 1 lalo u varc.re . la :Alalng and Copper Smelting ...... I Pura 47t.tte Sall: elthettr.ev Irm *Mu& New l. . .. ‘lntitiko &Cabs "mai, P waiaLaa , no t:e it ..... .... . , _ i W akt Vet Gt..w.J' ' Variptyn itiba .... by • TriarkraLle el Itisol:LLAN all 'U 9 d? Yestetday. ljUpm~ di per die 4 pa pm r t Zi r. 7 9 I i - pu• - - ; 1 17 , z 0 104 114 64 70 7 e rta 2 14 d4l gim 15 17 dis par 04 &a die die l k pm 9 10 1 dim par 7 8 wa_ 1 Prn dle Mr 211 IS 7 II =+M ISi 4 1 I siot I Pla re ) q!' 27, ,, r.. 2d.1 ( 1 , 2 °.4, -tt n 1 , 1 IH -- Telater , lafl . ' ----- ---, ..,'2. • +.' ,11% 02102! Itua . .... 5 '. ....trs'inn .‘-‘!.,..t,, , ;1i ..1 IS 64 70 .;.5.! '.. 1 !. , 11 , 0,4 - mt 14ri0 • 61121..1 la ' •-•— inomt, 1 Atair2wat Karl .4'21 ... 3l— .:...W. 1 ;:iv-Un 11 . r.ci , cli ... , .... _...k! . Lo' .1,411.11 Ally e•-!. 1.am,1 ..' 26)1 10 i f; Mlit'..-`t e; .. 0 011 1,! - Itni.Ittat o &12 dutto.a Cutatatay 1 ... 21 70 1 . .4,... 1 • !1y.i..., II 121 1 .1 1 ' 1 , 4 .1! .t,l!. 1..1., of rriact,.. , 2 I ' l I . t2t ; D;,giattln Stova . ~....... ,1 1 -- lAi ! 1 Intetti , Tato... Irelavol 1 `,1.111 r ,ienerd .I , ,ac, Nrc.itatiom. 14 ! 2 ..cntral 2 4 . m 1 1 , ! , 412/ Co 'l4 r.' l l! 2 , , , 1r • , h 11eetr , m ‘ti , r ......I 6 :- 1!, •• 2 , ‘13a,21,..,a "I. Nlt aNt ..i.: 4 -..! -- 0• ' I . lNittloo , l Valeta . t ,:n12,21' .11 .1 ~,,, I 1 , Netherlemalo Lao I ~, ~... LI, 3 1 2.2 t. 7:4! 1.; N.M. Walt. nulawl 11 , 1 ,1 -1 1 Vt r.so Nat leallom Co. ~, 1I 121,111 I :forth, IRMO& Auttralat•lat all y , I e rep. ..,,,•, I 1 1.. ,N,.. I ' 2220 2 , , , Sorb of Europe *ma •• 71 1 1..,1; cr..,.. llitur Lt.., , 1 ... Mineral all 11 2 rm. !),Ota b. rehlaaalar 2 flrkatil Stu,. all I IV/ 11 111. 21.02 2 Portland frog 41,,,02622 • . 611 I 14,12. 10 'Rota 1121 Stara ...... !.., 1.0111 'I 11-....1, ,, ,t• A tt , r. 1nr!,,,t.t.,,u, XI ill 2 1110. 11.7 , 2':.l.•!alt A ,- 4,1211 , 1 L.mtd... ! I,t No 42 1 , "...''' I -We' aim 'rem,immolt ... •! NI i 1.;, , k, ' lv..V .5 Diglala 4 Llll4 I 264:122 171 1 Vi iiii Ise& 10. ;'l. Mvlcc:.; W,!~M " ii o TurnsDiY ETZNING. The funds to-day have not maintained yesterday's rally, and late this afternoon the Stock Exchange was characterised throughout by a strong feeling of depression. Just after four o'clock some largo sales were made, coupled with a general report of dissen sions in the cabinet on the Eastern question, and of the possible resignation of Lord Aberdeen, and the funds at once fell 1 per cent., closing without the slightest appearance of a rally. Other reports of an unfavour able nature were also circulated, and statements of the discovery of a plot at Paris directed against the person of the Emperor, did not tend to assist the market. General business, in nearly every depart ment of the house, is almost completely paralysed by the uncertainties of the Eastern question ; and the announcement in the afternoon that Mr. Layard's motion has been postponed until Monday, was re ferred to in an unfu%ourable sense, as calculated to prolong the prevalent suspense. Consols opened rather flatly at 98 to / ex. div. for the 19th, and at one moment were quoted 981 buyers, but subsequently declined to 97 ; to 98, which was also the final official quotation, the price having in the intermediate period again rallied per cent. In the early part of tho afternoon a sale of 100,0001. Reduced. Threes assisted to flatten the market, but, counter-balancing this, some rather important bona fide purchases have been effected. At five minutes past four sales were pressed, and Consols fell to 971 I to 1, declining further, later in the afternoon, on the reports above referred to, to 971 to 1, which was the last quotation we heard of. It must not be overlooked, however, that this important fall took place after the regular hours of business, and when the attend ance of members had become thin. On the whole the day's transactions in this market have been impor tant. The government broker did not make any invest ment to-day. The official business report include : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, 1, 971, 981, 98, ex div.; ditto for the opening, 19th July, 981, 971, 98, 971; Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 1,1, 1; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1, 101, ;.Bank Stock, 2281. India Stock. 2501 ex div. South Sea Stock, 1131, I, ex div.; ditto Old Annuities, 1001. Exchequer Bills were a shade flatter, at is. to 4s. prem. lidia Bonds were sold at 253. prem. Foreign stocks were flat in tone all day, but without any material change in price, except for Spanish Deferred, which receded about 1 per cent. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 22 to -; ex div. ; the Certificates, 31 to 6 per cent.; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 dis. ' • Granada Active, 211 to 22 1; ditto De ferred, 9to 1. Still later in the afternoon increased heaviness prevailed. The list of sales include : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 1001. Chilian Six pet Cents., 103. batch 'lwo-and-a-Half per Cents , 631, 1, ex die. Ecuador Bonds, %- Pertain Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81. Portu guese Four per Cents., 401, I, . Russian Four and-n-Hull per Cents., 1 001, ex 'dlr. ; ditto, small, 101. Sardinian Five per Cents., 9-11. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461, ex dir.•, ditto, New Defer red Three per Cents., 221, ex div. Acceptances of new stock at the Bank of England remain suspended. We have again to draw attention to the large shipments of gold to the Continent. Of the late arrivals from Australia, none, it is understood, up to this time, have been sent into the Bank of England. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst. (thi. day) is as follows : L s. d. Rates or Ezellinge. Bengal 029,G,0 13 2 24. per Company's Madras Bombay Businete done to-day. 170 C 3 9 Total The fifth call of 2/. falls payable on the shares of the Australaiian Pacific Mail Strain Packet Com pany on the Ist August. Australian Agricultural shares fell about 3/. to day, finally closing 67 to 69. Peel River experi enced acorresponding movement, the last price being to 17,,, prem. &lath Australian Land were 1/. lower. North British Australasian closed 3-16 to 5-16 prem., anti Scottish Australian Investment 1 3.16 to 1 5-16 prem. Australian Bank shares were scarcely changed in price. Crystal Palace shares left off 24 to 3 prem., and Um new issue met with some inquiry at 1 13-16 to 1 13-16 prem. The official price list will be found in another column, The market for American stocks this week has been dull, with little business, and prices appear rather easier. Present quotations arc thus reported by Messrs. 1). BL:1, Son, and Co.: Ftcdeeniable. Dividends. 1074 10 Prices. Q , ted States 6 Ct. E 363 Jan. and Jut!. 5 x Do. 6per Ct. la per wngtoelt ds. ...lB67. l l 3s6 Jan. and July lu7 lee l x di, Ma.sachu.etts L perCt.Ster. • hag E0:1' . 4 Mar)iontl:NrCt.Ster.ltda — Jan. awl July 964 974 Virginia 0 per Cent. Bonds 1436 Jan. au.l July 951 061 s the lientadry 6 per Vent. ISM Jot. and July 1.7 93 Canada 6 per Ct. St. Wilda 1874 Feb. and Aug. 115 118 llosten City 4, per Curt. "geeing Cowls New Was 6 Cite G per Cent. Bonds 1433 .I.tr. and P.t:y 41 90 ex div PCII.OgyITGUIa Central Eat!. Dd. 6 per Cvnt Cincina‘ti and Rt. I.luis 7 per Cl.. let Mortgao 93 01 Cbitago awl 45;sei,inpi 7 per Ct. Ist Mortange 994 904 bind Iteadtrig ltc.ll. Rd. t t.er Ct. Mort gage Bolds 1360 Jan. and Jaly 18 67 New Yolk sad Erie Steen peril., Convertible..... .„ 1063 Jt.n. elld July R 9 10 esdiv New York aril Erie, ditto. 1371 Feb. and Aug. 90 92 Saw Verb and Erie Seven per Cent.„ lst mortgage 1566-1869 May and Say. 101 10$ Cbic Igo and Aurera Seven ditto . ..... Jan. and July El 81 per C n (Wet We tern of Ten per Cent. ditto l6OB April and Oct. Pi 91 Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have _ yet been published : 1833. London sad NortliWeetern..£sl,6 99 - Lancashire and Yorkshire... 19.142 Loudon and South Western.. 16,312 London and liri,ghton Great Western Midland South Eestern Shrewsi•ury and Ulu igloo., 1.871 Great Northern 15,817 Chester and Bolyhead Shropshire Union 643 Exeter and Crcditon 14:1 5,087 Bristol and Exeter 5,43 S F3it, Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norton 18,053 East Anglian 763 Kendal rind Windermere 269 Manc.,Shstfleld Lineolnsh. 8,483 York, 1%;;.5r0a , 410, and Bar wick. Yoil. and North Midland, end Leeds North ern Railways 30,991 Newcarree and Carlisle 2,909 South Yorkshire Stockton end north pool 4,0.2 Oxford, Worcester, and Wol verhampton demo today. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK -LANE.—THIS DAY. There was very lEttlo English Wheat at market, and its value was nominally the same as on Monday last. Fes eign Wheat sold slowly at former prices, and floating c :rpm arrived off the coact, have been in fair request both (Jr England and the Continent at fully late rates. Flour steady, and nithout alteration iu value. Barley, Beans, and Peas, fully :supported the currency of Monday last; and Oats were agsin rather clearer. AiIItIVALS INTO LONDON IRON JULY 4th to JCLY Sth. En.:l•sa. Scotch. Itiatt. Vert i. ,, ., Vil :16,1 I V. 213 Bar e) ... ~. 142 2120 O. t 4 .... ...... 35.10 i 1410 I 3!J O ILut ..... .... 1270 Flour. —sacks and 3.90 Garrets. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Scow.—T ire Sugar market shows a slight improvement for grainy and good strong qualities to - day. The result of the week . a fair but not Lrgebusineas done at Lst week's prices. CorrEn.—This article Las declined about Is., with a limited business done; native Ceylon quott.d 4Gs. to 470 n, partly nominal. Teo.—Tl e elaracter of the market during the week has been dull, but last week's prices have been supported, and. importers chow great firmness, holding for full prices. RlCE.—This article has bluely supported previous rates, but a large portion of the public sales have Leen bought in at full prices. SALTPETRE. —Prices have beta supported, bat I.lse amount of business done Los Leen small. Sricis.—Pepper and Pimento quoted the Fame an list week. Nutmegs sold at full prices. Mace a shade low, r. Rum has adrumed about 2d. and has an upwerd tendency. Currux.—A limited bn•iness done at previous rates. Piturr.—Currauts : A good business has been done nt full price's. Valencia Raisins in good demand, at from 41s. to 41s. Chesute's sells freely, chiefly on speculation. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow cmrket continues very firm at the annexed plot Won*, with a fair business doing, viz :—Town Tallow a2c nett cash; Petemourg Y. C. on the spot, SBr. 9d. to as.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 535. 3d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is fully equal to the demar,d, in deed, owing to the hot weather, trade is dull, and it is diffi cult to effect a clearance. Notwithstanding, the cboicest kinds, being comparatively scarce, are not much lower. The number of Sheep and Lambs is the largest we have had on any Friday this season ; prices are lower, nnd several middling Lambs remain unsold. Althonkh the number of Calves 'every large, they are disposed of at very little reduction. F..icign supply : 314 Beasts, 1,800 Sheep, 588 Calves, and 70 Pigs; the number of Wolch Cows is 1&52. £50,941 17,765 14,248 12,096 19,4% 23.051 16,312 1,914 11,353 3,919 641 Pe .con , of Sib% o. d. n. d. Poo t.tone of alts Hatt aim.% 1l cr0f.r..... 4 1 4 S pat Dus. it 1.11.-bilo. rh - ...... 4 '2 4 6 Bust Lnag- , ooli &wad qa.lllt) Mao.. . 3 5 3 1 ; Jo. do. n o! , Calvca ....... ........ 3 4 4 4 ; Do. do. tiboon — tie.t a 4 6 410. Lamb. 11 o , 4 . • at Lurie . .. 111: b. ov and Lambe, 1349): Oalcm. $7,; ..'l. a. d. lIIDES.—THIS DAY. LEADENHALL.—rreseet orlon: Hides, 561111. to r;44ltP., ; Gilts. to 721ir., qt. to ; 721bs. to 501131., 3d. to 31d. ; to Stilbs., 31d. to 30.; S3IN. to t;:boo 30. to 4d. Hone ludo, de. 6d. to 6s. cat skim, 1.31 u, Is. to 3s. ; full, 6s. B ERNIONDS ET.—Sheep Was, Lambs, 2s. to 3s. Bd. Shearaugs, Is. 81. to 21. Id. BOROUGH HOP MARKET —THIS DAY. Nt<sTß. Pattenden and Smith report that the sec ro ounti from the Hop districts gencrally come mere nnfarouhle, and the ditty in consequence is mein deelinine. The mar ket fins, at improving prices. Duty, 120,000/. 6,117 4,7G7 16,453 627 257 COAL Iti.ARKET. —THIS DAY. Wen Main, lda.WaUs En.l 175.; Walls End lletson. lis.; Walls End attwares, 175.; Walls End Tees, Mi.—Ships el. Market, 87. wATERrorm AND KILIIF.NNT RAILWAS.—Rd of Willie for trtelt etolirg July 2, £152 C-9 u.o.es open.) Cirresponsling woek I.lst year, fal ss. Rd. (13 miles open.) LON:eONDERRY AND ev1.1'11%INI: RAILAV.tY.-110- I turn of traffic tor v.c.-1: ending July 2, I to 708 I £36 183. 74. ; goals, eV ICia.l4. Total, el:, 13s. W. 24.459 /4465 1,307 1.555 1