The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-04 00:00:00

.„,..-- .„; c c ..-•-.....• - ..' /i f ....1, • - .."-- /‘ - ' ( r......../ 47 4ar-M ./." --ya— - Cr,,Z" -- , e 41. le .: elr ' ' e e -- • - - i "e l " ' ~,. d e . „'" .. / . 1e- e . •--- e''' . ''. - - /' - . • I Ttt ~ 04 ' L xprt No. 2,169.] LONDON, THURSDAY .EVEIVINti, AUGUST 4, 1863. Ii ItITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Jur* puSllshed. r _ rot:onus KAMA a SO. 11017.1 1, Prince -s treet, Bank, Lo :gem . it, IR. lIUSKINS NEW VOLUME of the SHARE LISTS. la 4 enterer, sad totandunt 114 1 dl . Ect...lished neut. 1•117. IT L stomas 01 , VENICE. XI 5 Bedew to Omisannee 1 1 04 Ms 71 1 prepowered by SISK ial Asia Par Lament, 1 Viet., eap. 9. Vol. 2.-The Sea•Steciee. WEDNESDAY EVENING. 5 3 Series Easter. Janda" 1 11 Camases-Cul. RoFIERT ALLY 9ND1.11., Blackheath Park. Imp. !ITN with 20 Plates and nu-herous Wooden% drawn by the t or n . ..amnesia eee Er se , The railway market, sympathising with the funds, e Am*. 1 15 The stock market' Inerrssing rater 0! premium 1.4 ',pruritus Lnans or labia. Author. price .C 2 2e. cloth, In 10 di)on sad ilemocan •' Mr. D r ,ht a, b y t hi n 66 .,,* ins,shnent of his ;, n ,,, tnnt 1 a b 0 ,,,,,. was considerably depressed during the earlier leart se A Si' jiEMT,ldA.. ... i/ If etts tic: preamuns poly required ouring tint seven yeses. tion for so long a tin a.n.rances payable risen' life. adds to tee trputathro so a Worms and nrialnal critic. • high-toned of the day, but slightly rallied towards the close. * ll /Set hews ... ... 46 3 pas 123 rel, have at length t WWI, :.n.l a writer of the first order. In natter this volume I. of 20 1 Da Rzteeelon 2l y r ..r......c0n ,:unr• tiirrority tur Orpli ins. Operators for the rise have been induced to sell, from 6 3 Gra* ladles y nninnun I I I I t .': greater interest than the Bret. In none of hi. work. are there s t ore of the day a fall of I BRITANNIA MITCAL LIVE AsACCIATION. diving+ after rarautial stincirdes. Tbe phite rakiliariee as with come the unsatisfactory state of political affairs, and the 10 to nand !erection of Pram, It 2ia u 4 funds, grave disquiet' Rod.. Pant meet ua by lly her 31..Maty's 111.4. el Letters Patent. or the bt .h. t W e st/ 11 ° 4 10°M.. architectural M ti mocem in the world." downward tendency of the funds. The buying of ••• to I Grand TrunkWeis cf Canada terial statements of Is re moos,. computed fer every three months' difference of age. es &tiled ann. -Spectator. "Nu one who h vhdted Venice eon read this by k without hone, to-day appears to have been chiefly in realisation of !pi all ..t dimes and .WeetAritanada,terame 4 die par accounts given by l id . 6 ,,,0t e morames on a se. plat p.culauly advantageous to • richer Blow throws o'er hi. rentemtwancol of that city; and for profits, against precious e bear" Beef!, real bash:less 100 *4 Itillssultenenorroreco - - proceedings of Gener Moe who tan dd. Mr. Ruskin Paiute it with a firmness of outlttle ; being all but paralysed. at : Do. 6 per Cent. ~., - - pole., Lokk nk i n h o w. • st, per cen t, war and Oddness ot eolourin , e that wid bring it befi t. the Imagtelation3 a I .aestakliatoya,3p.Ct.Prel 1i Me provinces, and give At the last annual reneral meet r. a Tel 3 :5 : amemboura .„ ..., ir ii.. or tr e e current year's TITITiUtto off etc ISATIL.III•URT to ' ie.. with the forma reality.' -Literary Gazette. prompt " explanatim _— risaW.l.TaaT.4 inrilJa.L.) without such pleasure ... bekmss to 'al et ante of Ms warmest 3 I f Do. . ~ . .. it it Russia by Great Brit . -' - - ILA, w iso:( Yet . Qum- admiration., and the re/malt/nun/ .1 his most delicious so, ei diJaa. The railway market remains heavy. At one period s I : De. (55;(4) . ...._ - 14 if ... ... vial circles is still th 1 1' ilt Peembun ago. ; . Ils; sews Ibm. of . __. 31 M aul Emig tidy Ibis volume is foil of the things mid true thingthenteurn. of the morning prices were favourably affected by the Pee slum. Pim Pre- " Mr. Ittedin is the tint really woul.ir writer . we have ever had Mita edam. upon architecture :he I. the ant writer who has ever touched upon architectural principles. The volume before as will sustain Mr. tad. a it Tessa , Mb. S a d. C s. d.. t a. d. R'atio ' s high Il9il a• .. 119 9 • 1 9 3 Is 4 SO I S 0 4 3 e 60 . 3 4 4 613 4 . • I 7 3,' 1 4 2 0 11 3 3 1 7 1! 1 4 40 12 4 4 2 7 101 1 4 6," 012 3 -- 9 2 8 21 1 a 81 0 12 6 ' *R. E. MISTER, ReeldeM Director. ANDRAS/ PRABLIS, Ilawstasy. THE GARDEN TIN MINE, in the pariah of Moreah, Cornwall. - • aed wide repatatton."-Deily Yews . Londe: South, Elder, and Cu., 65. CoraliilL AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, wreathe 14•141.) 71 Among the signs of the times we note ten attempt, 36: by Col. Cartwright, of Northamptonshire, to get upau Agricultural Implement Company for that county. l a bs rally in Commis, :4 ! Do. Guaranteed ... ... 4 dle par but weakness has again become cep 6 b 7,!‘ 6 3 O c r i t o as3 lirditsTrlscus -II 14 2. parent, and the general tone of the market is the ye- 321 39 , Cana A atb . rda . ... ". verso of satisfactory. Midlands are quoted 701 to I`, l ' . i t i. ',:,',1 1 : 00, L ito l f.t..;: cu w* ti; .B.., l4 l 7- i -3 1 1: and Lancashir h e a a v n e d Yorkshires, 76' French s given way shares ha .N Paris and °P to 2. been better, bu ortherns are notedq Lyons, 16/ torem • and 0 % P • . Upper India Scrip rules at ottinNART SHARES AND STOCX t ° beve l since it hal Do. - it parareisoryntia ls.* Amices - sha. - : 4 1 1 4 4 1 4 :1 0 . 341 to I i " 19 14 ' 'd Sresaboargs, E. a. • W to / prem. il I . a i3oarde press calm to-ciay . is, ?mak haw mid Lawns ••• o GeWeas .... .. an 4 Roma .; . 1 311 1 13 16: 1 pm 2 4 1 4.5 46 ... .. 43 44 20 !". 4 l'erig Parte : I tterwhow .ir . MI 361 Pais.Qtar,andLlkelnerg 4 6om 101 74 kuebee and Richmond ... 1 1 die 361 1 The aspect of the gently exercisiag c value of governme time. Towards the improved feeling be rally in prices was s mainly caused by th :" bean," who have up to the present tin has shown a scarcity to be the impression 0 , 1 ,..., 1 &Aso, in 20.0n0 parts or ebaree of CI each. To be paid on scheme, to men of business, is evidently impracticable, tic- 226 pd.l 1 itall.WaTa. I Yesterday. in 2 p.M. 20 e tome and Havre «. ... 19 20 allotment. withont further 'Oddity. cause co smell a capital as that proposed - Tie„ . 12,00 W — .- - - of England directors tin the Coat-book wrine.ple. cannot be profitably used by any company. The expenses Ot. 1139 amateen ... ... -36 17 5 2 itoyal Swollek (NOIMITTI:11 TA 11ATA6A111,2.1. of superintendence would devour the profits, if small ; and s s , S orbe t., Notting., ISe . et . i.l 10 A sombre and alter „ 6 Ili 8 I 4 1 1 .....1 Crider. /Sq., Inrenambleirace, rayewater . lo 4 Dn. Si percent . Prefer. - - count rate, and this I if large, the competition of private iniiividuals would soon sae Rest Amnon .... i 51 31 51 Ilerem Hoary Bartoe-kusee, Erq., We:Lam-street, Lowades- hest the co f th e fi •Id For i t betaken 131 au atelt • Wel L 815teurthile, " 21 ;31 empany out were.it V Ainen.' „ lain.,eCties.Jun.' 9 7 die SO 6 southern of Erma . 3 6pm the telegraphic del Edward forger, Eaq., Salidn-y Hall, Walthaspeow, a safe rule, that companies can never do work profitably 174 ii ,. jo.che . &sini joiyam.c. a 9.1 23 20 11. lilmer lalia Scrip kewart Ilebbouse. Eon., Inwridesagreet, betgran4qmste. which it is in the power of private individuals to carry out to 191 Uo. do. to. 201... 31 21 dl. el; ell , Nat Flanders 31 41 decline, although the Alemoder Mermen, req., Belmont, N.B. Indeed the only advantage of a public company lies in the St. lee Bristol and Exeter ... .. let 104 1024 to I 111 Do. 54 per Cent. Peeler . - -N. close at the extreme bemire , -VetkrAi Rogers, Olding, and Co. facility fur raising large sums of money whtch no single I t. RV Caledonian .- ... ... 67 671 67 1 71 30 lo I entern of Freese . . _. 9 94 pm Based.' ay risztscs -Mears. batten. GUT" and Carne. person could rick. B ut, nevertheless, tho attempt 11 .1 11, cifoutir .: . ,, _ _tial.. . 11 6 . -Thaa 4 .. 41 1 13 11 le I 4 redeemed ftwitserland 1 IMs the other departmen 5,.,, ; , gnu..-Yew '. Miller and store, len King Willt.m.l.Alseet.VS 4.11 .. ... 196 70.4 20 9 , lsalaisd 3 2 Ms tided depression prey fiats. AAP lIANAOTI AT Tea Misr-Mr. John Peter. n creditable and praiseworthy on the part of Colima ;; si t : Di a l L; 24 ~i.... 3, 44 pm Saclart•la Orr" tera.).--Mr. Itirhard Clarke. Cartwright, who is a country gentleman, and not a man u alt u ... d ... p eoth.oe au ew . • ifINES. eagerness to close of Trimness' Ormtrs-13 A, BUCILITISNITy. of business; and it shows that gentlemen of his class are now detail:tuna ... ...i 4 9 --- - Consols were done. The Garden I lSa Mine 'steed. OWN a s•sras, of AO, sem, •1n the interesting themselves in practical questions. A very few 1S eh lest Miele's ~...,. .. 31 61 WEDNESDAY EVENING. as good a figure as 1 laredi of Marren. in the county of Orate :l. sad i. Inclose {,TOZICIIIIT years ago agricultural machinery was unpopular among 15 eh Ditto (S l5 R and 51. ) .. Si 4 The market for home mining stocks to-day has oft he day the quota: to cer(tal valuable ' he ' d ' e4-92 Y ie r roloe ''' OIL-the il ' eewetell the agricultural interest, now, the advantage of their tp.c 10 SO 'arsine Osantlee -. .. 131 121 Down% the Dud Done, tee Levitt , the Botallask, and the Sallee. ea Ote ro A... been flat, without any essential alteration in prices, and the Ilth. The is admitted by universal consent, and the Colonel's proposi- 15 an ihneetenn,42ll.li;.26.l uddes. Sympathising with the general downward ten- which range the fin A mistral Lewe for 21 nary, reelect to the low royalty of 1.22 for tion was wee, iced coldly because the farmers present wisely is 4 . b„7,,,,,,,,, 8 ~,, 6., 1 6 i 4 32 1 3 4 4 6 ha an. 11.20 lar cotriwr. granted by the proprietor, Samuel Boelate, concluded that such an undertaking would never pay it a et., 100 mist lAssasbir• ... ... 71 74 73 dency of the Stock Exchange, the depression no- tainly steadier. Tho st-, ,bee then °Sminc3 by lb° Cmeaay aPio cal adrenteeNeus county eight miles long and a little more than ten broad. s ' I all IR. Is W.L Disgetffirm.la 51 66 ticed for some time past in the gold mining shares was considerable. '1 alas So that a number of depots entailing large fixed expenses et ••100 I &timbers* and Glaireow . 72 74 As alit has been driven 503 fathoms, by which at least ten din, made further progress to-day, prices generally closing eludes : -Three per would be necessary. 10 I 14 Edintn.rgh and Peebles... - - tine: tie bearing Mire have been 'num.. teal, and tram tenni of at a decline. Noureau Monde now stand at only a 1, --: ; ditto, for acct thee etimaterabk return. were ma:, Within • recent date it has There were, however, some very interesting statements 111 ' 60. , 1 1 66 4° G3torinS'rielpithsoorrTitultrors 22 . _ 3l very trifling premium. Mariquita shares, however, 1,2, 7,. Three per b p ,. .n 4., 4, a . Inv eett,"-s term well know . in Cottercil, made by the colonel in hiss peech. in reference to the le. lino Great gathers ... ... 01 83 044 3 smell oration all opens...its t. the LII.TIS 04 14bOUT ones oaly; the supply of labour, he said:—" Three years ago there were at ;100 I W . A, Steel ... ... 58 14 are firmer. At four o'clock, Cola Gold were Three-and-a-Quarter nunemplond amp y i mint Once! thenirclrrs and their fannhee ad labourers at his gate out of employ ; two years ago 81. slut 110. B. Stock .......133 195 . quoted 13-16 to 15-16 press. ; Great Nugget, }to 3 Annuities, 1860, 3 3, 66 ,, r ,“ or yeas. even by lbw ntodr of working, end their 'teed- et.. IN ,Oneouth. and West.llmai 1104 1114 there were not so many, but enough to induce him to take prem. ;Fort Phillip, Ito 1 dis. : British Australian, 1001. msty to this etent I. in the hands o: the See y. St 100 . Cheat Weetern .—.. a 9 N 4 116 In enter fatly to dent. p the mineral wraith of the properly by the trouble to assist some of them to emigrate, by the 12 i . - kWh South Fastens ... . .6 Ito 3 dis. ; Nouveau Monde, Ito 2 prem.; Agars Exchequer Bills w cte.m.lrorer, ',inch hay never vet been c.plied, it Is now propmed to government funds, to Australia. One of the se men had since 6,3 a ;p uma , sa d D or ms ... 102 dos , Fria, 3 to 1 prem. India Bonds were at i erect an engirt/eon ice of the present amt malts, irnatediately under returned,and put 6001. on the table of a house, in the pariah 16 t i 4 , 1 0 11 D0.11r .7 . 01. ... ... 1 , 1 4 1 7 7 . pa 764 4 1 wtueb it is ascertained that en', Al Isle' Intersect each other, whence of Floure, the fruit of his labour at the gold digging.. Ile had ti stuvolult eupplin of tan ore will be abmined. The Cosmittee of Mans -meat feel Warranted in stating that the pentium ol the Mine My be in the minket within a Sew tha utter it w cleared out. The tin canons nu wolfram, and Wetmore requires no ealeining V(0310 to render it marketable. since marticl,and returned to Australia, tak ing whole of his family, including his father, brothers and sisters. The other day, some o d u h r h o i m r i t e h w e an f e more labourers asked him to advance them 50s. to take them to Wcedon, 19,' 16 Do. Fifth. Sa all Lreis Northern .., 4t 45 !is 141 15} 11 r 114 1 Leaden and nlaskwall, ....- 6 i 81 Id 5 . Lon.,Tilbury,h Southend 15 11 em 61 open:nem ut the ore and dr! Mimed tin, with copies of assays, the where they could get their papen for emigration ; but he 81 10 1 3 14' tLon.T . E Vi rti le h t te li'ollii• a,08. 15 0met " :1:3 31 11 - 4 " ad ' is All other foreign and colonial undertakings were Foreign stocks get heavy. Metcalfe Copper were at one time as low as can, which was at of 31 to 4 prem., but had rallied at the close to 4 to 41 . was flat in the me Prem. National Brazilian (Cocaes) were again lower Sardinian,_ Spanish, The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- Grenada Deferred, men, the plsos of the ee ete owl a‘ine• WTI the document. ahem told them that, as they could obtain employment at home, at. I ton :radon t IfeeM.Westori 1144 113 1144 4 lows : Mizen Head, 3to / die.; Lewis Hill Range, however, appears s referrer moan be is st the oasts°, the Company. there was no reason for assisting them to emigrate. Now la' 114 ; U. . Eighths- ... ... - - 24 Ito li per share ; Carberry *est, Ito 1 dia. • Sul- Bonds were quoted A con-iderable tweeter al the shams are ahead; when up: &Wiest- outofemployment in his parish . Never - 10 • 1 1 DoalueL. ll . 4 " NC; 1 1 It Pm 2, .. be the reasanler , and moms., may h e ro w, to t 6 4, 0 . er0 ., there was no one Wry, at the offices of the Compels,. et tolls, aolietterre, tittle's, there was still eves in the heart of England a 30 -in Do 656 ... ... ~. 6 3 di n to i per share ; New Linares, par to ; prem.; New 2 die .to par ; Greets i ~ strong tendency to emigrate to Australia, which must have • COPY OF 1)1. WATIONII REPORT . a considerable effect on the supply of labour . Shoe-mak- SS I all Lesdandeery& Oohed= 1 5 1 13 South Wales Coal, a to 3 die. ; Australasian Coal, feared, 83 to 9; It Wort net be expected la the Wowing report that I should gin log was so good that it was taking youths from the plough. 125 .. 1 1 V 1 0 l i oadOeidrryllt Enniekilles 15 20 3to 1 dis. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 4to 41 prem ; to 23. The list my particular Manske of the muddier. of the Gat& 0 Yin Mime New railways were likely to be made through the country , .ALlacalesh 304 29 Port Royal ( of Jamaica ) 1 toll pm. ex new ; L'Aigle Buenos Ayrean Si se:o. Me sue/sw. inesenteh as the time which has eiapeed between and the mithie would fur a certain time absorb a quantity et Lind. Unto - - dig Si!l 44. is .g.*,2 . . .. .. 704 71 70 4 4 1 d'Or, 1 to 3 dis.; London and Virginia Geld and Four per Cent. Ca detest es?latatien and the went period lam rendered, fr.ms the of labour. His remedy was the extended use of machinery ; st. ;lye I D o , 84 61 6; en gkr a eby .. 41 43 Copper , ' to I prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, $ to li 3- Grenada Defei Wisp:dation of th, Ines sad chafts, eat the accumulation of water, for instance. he calculated the cost of hand-thrashing at xi 1 444 , ..tiam, It eat.Ared... ... --- r.S a deg./raises foe the greater part inacceasible. Neverthetere , there dig.; K e nmore, 3to 4 prem.; Port Hunter and More- Cents., 26, 253. ~,.,„,,,4„4,,,,. w hi c h 1 ,hall p„„ewel note, b y .4,122 the 2.. 3d. a quarter, and the loss by imperfect thrashing (for IS 174 Ditto Belisha:et.. ... - - mimed the property may be a, - premately estimated. the kingdom) three million quarters at 30s. a quarter • or 11 . 1110 '..Newmark e t ••• ••• - 15 57 ton Bay Coal, par to 3 pm.; Albion Gold, Idis. to par ; Cent. Bonds, 831, Ile Mem we situ Ate nth, partda of Morvah, about four miles equal to a logs of four and a half millions sterling ; wh ilst ' -. 1 1 4 . 4 1 De- 75° 7 2a F e ltemel°6 -.. -."- 3 . • 1 P la Lake Superior Copper, 3 die. to I prem. • ,• London 421, 43, 42; ex di' treat saststs, sieetesi mete. from rename,. The lien emends over by steam thrashing there was no appreciable waste, 'a 111 1 .21 ,1 ( e wPar1S wn, a nd ummer mumnt.,, Hi., ... 2 ; ;i din e. and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream- 391. Russian Four deo a il lir_rtilintu tati t 3°lmardS7r tutu "ra! one °(1111 w h c °ll * and the thrashing could be done at 9.1. a quarter (some ge . a ll D ewe im errlau t h uut re , 6 9 . would it. ISO INoreolk - . ing, par to - prem.; Jamaica Copper, 13 to 21 prem. ; 101. Sardinian Fit tea° '"'"`"'"""''' Th e P iaci * ePPre " hee en Ikea Peszeuee . say at ed.) The total saving, at the higher figure, IR AK awl le. Ives. . - ... 31 13 Aubin Coal Iron, 3 die. to 3 prem. Old Three per Gen eb, my e m. th e am e emit s formation cd Cornwall, ma d d o ambient to eight millions serling in corn thrashing alone. 15 15 nos. nee ... ... .., - - ma loweete soy busby Wiles la Me lett, the east impartent of The difference having been calculated se sufficient to pay S . ~,,,L S l!lertimmr th. ,.o 3c intiee !Won_ 3 .1,, lido 3:1 1 ---+a- Three per Cents., ft llen nil* is skint two wins to the mank-ent. Acta as IWY state to the whole poor - rate of the kingdom." The Colonel further ~.. .11 I,, orgi gni". r t .. r. .. ' l _ l !fl ap THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex. the Committee's C Olorlok lONS • emeful elanieehee of Mc do` •ea Me burrowet_the spoke hopefully of Usher's steam plough, described by pro- 4 n q 1 Dn. A The gold mining shares remain flat, with prices Swedish Four per 4 *ham ma fewswe wits any fultnrot Pwohaft slol diScren l knot Wilson in •• lecture on ploughs bet , we the Royal In. ss ! De t , g duarameed —dm Meleelsidi um& obtain in the Markt. The *absence of • large . . generally ruling at about yesterday', rates. C.:colonial 1 prem. =d a m e ., k m w i th th e totte_et of the re d e , 3 ,,, 'Mutton ; and of Samuelson's Digging Machine, which he 90 1714forthilleaMankin... . 44 44 ale gold shares have declined to 13-16 to 15.16 prem. Money to-day wa el ea. Ghana et see commas', Galled, gin. gu . s . had seen at work, and which with five horses Could turn !! ) 1 0 .North Western .. ~.. .... al 9 gnaw gni menus twang us-bruise leaden. From over Eve acres of ground in seven hours. He concluded II ~_ , • agfault_. !ow__ ...Lie. .—_. ,—„ I. uskt• ken., wont. Sul 41 Nouveau Mendes are 5-16, sellers. Agua Fria are higher rates lately Iles M/MMIIIIIMOMIest o f the mineral In the MUM, and the by sating that " all the budgets of all the Chancellors of Li on ,; „„,.„Lc ii ,„,i ... ... ~ „ s e (looted Ito 1 prem. morrow being the 4 . prate • 4WD dlowenbi• is she old stmkes, I thlak there ess..._be the Enbequer pot together would not help the farmers s „ 1 .. " ~,,,„,0 inakm ... .. 61 is Australian Agricultural shares are quoted only 311 lion is not surpriein ode milt" allini ft' ausnial 3.0111 " •••• will " wand "'" half mi mush as good machinery, that the rental of the nicety St. !MO ; Alwewe. It Iltrm„ ... _... 60 6 1 tatnnannimpoint den aas. 30 321; Peel River, Ito 11 prem., after being done at The bar silver bri Thenwstwe stew irks are Di, two ninning N.E. sad S.W., which of , Northampton wan a million, and 11. would set the thing 1it.11 47 0 ; Do. L.llll4.ll.olar.Stli 69 71 4 prem.; North British Australasian, 1-16 to 3-16 from the West Indi Is ' 6 ,Shrewsbury and Hereford: 11 01 dis may es angiiesvieffememitsce. and eight proper lobe ran. Ping. - east are thaswesa . Thecroesassumshave thesamee A discouion which took place on the ith inst., at the MI an :Aregranney sail ()Lute . prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, la to 2 ounce standard, tot II 20 rtaa l = ladasall inddgalak._ Th ______. limper W. 41,1 imilldr•• Loudon Farmers' Dinh, on • paper read by Mr. Allan Men- 134 ~,I l C, 44 ,11!;: a lla ,; ) , ~.... ... ; 9 Is prem. realised at the prey ..__ 1• 44 ...‘. .... rso m ....._. - 5,„ ... "'" 1 7,1 1116 , °8 13/4 Is"*"et pone of Ipswich, on the comparative advantages of fixed ge 120 ; Be. ummexy .„ .. I 131 lea The arrival was taming Business up tifili b us a Zi oe " p oos '''' = 0 ,,,, po =ru o ""''"c o u ip ' . 4ede rr bei 7r o ,', and locomotive engines for agricultural purpose., incident- 70 ISt ebristehire UMW ... .. lIS 31 die !Wham ekes mentioned vessels fl =II mei le doe nontli at out all afforded a solution for the problem which Colonel Cart - 60 11 , Meth Dena ... .... . , 19 21 No. Sharer Kim. P. 14 . interday. • to-day. p map nun ma ag &waren pm nearly al Me Wee, sad weight has been attempting to solve with his Agricultural se at . i 0 620 ;,0 60e 0t2 tb w inselera 4o. ... ... .... 1 7 3 41 17 • 5 7 7 1 701 — 36 Isms el them haw Ines pan ally mewed sod °tannin, pit tato na. Implement Company. 20 .15 Smith Teetwingliver . ... De 113 /4 100,00' 1 Astia Fria all 1 14 put ;11 General Hewitt.. Syi psi. a deep Owl trees theme Ma bees brought in, sedans have Mr. Ransom., in a most elaborate and valuable paPer. 25 ' all Stockton & 23 17 00,0150 1 eAaglo Mottled= Gold all 8 dia per 1004000 the • togloCalifonalen aef• a aal • 7 1 t7 ba r dm. I. 4126teligiL M. lenll " edit /Ma " l ' which was prufusely illustrated with drawings and model*, 31 'se Thaws WWI a 2 lad freak, me es the lends show Ni reported to be nearly sloped 10,005 10 trAUOIMITAIAO oat. ile west my bir exiiiderri , d oloo , an d no; further b .. showed very conclusively that wherever farm buildings 3; 17 , Vale of Nair ~ ... ... : .141 3 0 .1 MASS SO +Australian psi (kerne le, as maim to he emended upoi it. 1 - W were LS COmpitct as they always ought to be. and wherever 1 . •-1 Mirk , ' elld n • . 110;0 1 Aurtralien Cordillera m Jedreg teen the ampanaiwly mall quanti - y of attW left ea the the work of the farm was sufficient to bear annual coat and L • , an,, . W w alla_. „.____„ looll . 4 13 • 604 -, 3 2 3 ,,, 3 150,000 1 Aurtrallan Preshokl .. all 1 a die seinetle. esil emission gm 01 Me Mum* , aria the and eaten- loss by deterioratiun, fixed high-pressure engines on the 7; I 2 1',„ . 1 ut Z i rp o l"*".„ 4 r2 O; plo i e, 2 _:- si,eso 1 Ace Merle ell 6 dim 4 Tho value of the nee markt*, of the an. kr on assay year; it senor have bees well-known Cornish principle were infinitely the more 20 ; e n ',m e g imam —200,00 c British Australlaa Goias all IMs nearly 120,0001. 20,000 20 +23ritishiroa ',Li 9 * ,* henlee k i, k nim e m m thes ea esemele by th o n* /2 Temeale s2 , 3 In .,, e t e n ed m ,"% t i r k r In a ~,.,",9 , te e. V. economical. Without entering into scientific details to 1 ' sp.gone p. MOO SS +Sraalani.(te..al3:.pe 14 31 4} The amount of si iii. toe .Tme m e a id or my lena nt e , nr y, a h...d. sw e et r eato 6, upwards of prove this conclusion, it may be sufficient here to point out .. i _ , _ _ _ I 671 021 691 et,eoe 30 De.CoosesaadCabibe all 2 3 2 1 from New York is 1 Moran, the MAY as •• f ree s eer. Tint the raise i c en that the Cornish steam-boiler arrangements are the result s , IS I De. 66. SMerwlWW 06 1 4 4 / 6 I 11,00 at Do. St. Jona Del Rey IS 31 34 Is i Ils. De.o.ll.l.rerowee 14 22 2,0001. and 3,0001. embed out. but * as the enntrary, Jut sulkiently developed of improvements made in a county where all the coal was 82. 1 ip o Tea sad North mkna i' d in 502 m 642 2 1 110,nt 0 . 1 Canon's Creek 4 1 dis itm minable more eamlaiseee deposits of tie deep to be reached and imported by a loug sea voyage, and often conveyed inland 13,000 40 °Are empee all . 474 461 The Itipon, whirl - • ironed, may be regarded asa certainty. considerable distances, to the tin and copper mines, where PREVEKENCIS IMAM. 100,000 6 eCalonial Uoid. I 1 Ipm 11 1 Alexandria to more The :ware operation meat eumid ual.eibttelly In the erection of i • Oimian, l3 .0i 114 Let was employed in pumping the mines free of water, anu et„; tee Aberdeen - - a powerful eteemeenglne and efficient dreesiegdnaettiaery. as re.l 330,e0t Bt. +Capper Miners of Eng. ell 65 70 and silver to the va gird. tie. al the postal at ',.,see ow Me latter, Bashi ne where the cost made it a point of importance that Lottery 5,. all A wawa No. 2, 7 4 perr Ct._ . 7 , 874 4.00 15 +Do. Peet 74 percent. all 74 Ile pm in sovereigns, and I toted nosed' esbillemeas mid couvenience, Pommeled% as a gradual pound of coal snoutoi task. as much steam and pump as much M ; 100 Bristol & fleeter per 04. : I( e3 105 1 70,te0. 5 +Xitglitscetreitaellypt all 21 i; die tensee-like mud el thegnieed from the precual shaft, to the cue water as possible. Now • great proportion of our midland, at. I 145 0115411081116 LIU. -0., 6 1r 3 107 Great Nugget Vela all 4 1 par of this shipment i .... erill slink of a awe emy arrangement of the dreeing aroma west, and south coast farms are in the same position. Bit- is I $ Ouster aird Hnly ... 194 204 122 ' 222 2 I Do. Registered a 3r Oat and Belida, , 2O,ACC 10 or:Casual r en o* * l2 2 22. 2. o 2 : 22l 6 3 "eh a nnr th en e t i o w n et d ",, l lr,„ 4 „ t „ h . e tegtee-ehaft * lad sited ' tweet cost, origioal con-eyaoce, and recsrtage from the lii i all 0/aide , . Penh, sad Aber.' • 1i " 72,0nt Grand Duchy of Wm all 4Ms 4 tin cotta , silver, 6,3001 the hemesteed, coal is costly, and ' den Junction ~. „•! ft 61 Ma 1 mieslder the pTAIKetA DI the Garden Tin Mime meat 7 5tIW„eY port or cane ' s t`t 11.00 Great Polgooth all llt Of dis for Hongkong, silos 14 1 35 EastAorliantll.loplep.Ci. 444 100,00. Lake Bathurst an '4 4 die shot One tithe doubt frem the apgearsnee at noises, t h e termer needs h is pennyworth for his penny. The shi.- for Alexandria, soy use actin lodes, the Moth ol Cm Mine, and the Litanies panty of the high pressure fixed engine, which any national SI 1 .IM. do 1 11 ,4, 7 _ PIM Cl lei i pa , 60.0 0 ! Lihorty toe Warkbe& thee leith use premised capitol, if judii toady expends-% schoolboy of 13 years of age can manage, is also in its favour / i lum do. (U. Oki 7 per Ls e 9,00. ilallarea , 8' rta.:4s.c.P.ste ,5 pe.„Mol 1/ 21 pm I Moo/ LakdonhCaatora Gold way Company is to urge and Immiultato returns may be made to the ~ harebolders. In the course of the &sew. ion Mr. Thomas (of Lidling- ~1 um° 62 :• 14 ,3 If 13 .. , Quartz Crashing/Do.. all 1 1 11, 46.1 41.1114 „ arre t A i l e th . r , w r o t,.. 1 1 1 j. W i tt a 3 ms . ' Ph * D ** 3l4. "*. F4 ' 2 " ton-park, Woburn), no amateur or new theorist, but one of Ds ls' D o. 14,,,, s r „,,e,.,,5. 63,-.,k 144 IS ! ICI 100,900 Karteulta the beat light land farmers in his district, stated, that su SO ,20 • itseLlMlne,Sterir gad 9.Ct 2 0 4 21 i 30,000 I Strectaaffitanisricas 0 Of 7 1 15th; the North al Eepoetefrom the fell miag reining 'inherent.... equally salLsOwtory fully was he convinced of the superior economy of the fixed S ' 3 Edinburgh, Perth, and is ..01 New Gresisda . ..... •it. We above, can be men at the Wks+ ef the Sliae: engine, that rot a large farm, with several distunt barns. he 1 ; Dundee, 51 rye Omit ...1 - - 1 170,000 I Noonan Meade Captain Tred.nniek, Halleswidden. 1294 50,600 10 Nova Scotia Mlaingaad r i morrow) • and Peel should be inclined rather to have several (hied engines than 81 "1 13c.Cirls(31°11141113 3.1(114 " . 119 13° , Captain Bowe, Wheal roe. tit 100' Do. 5 per met Feely, Pm Copper Smelting 3 i -- Ms With the revival Ommin irises, hillock. Botallack. resort to a locomotive engine. At the same time it was ad- i I e o p ae bte e t le 9 ,at, pea 111 114 ' 113 10:',00D 5 Pert Philip ........ 1 i }die 4 3 Caytita Creak emitted by the gentleman who opened the discussion, and to : 14 Do. 44 percent. strip 1 Ipm fill 6 66,00 1 Quarts Rock all 1 die Icm Russian tallow ag shown very clearly by others who followed, that there were St' it ot.sthewestrsoeastlithe 04 51 10.000 50 trlthymney Iron COPY OF DR. WATSON'S ASSAY. many farms and districts in which the choice was between 60 6 .OWettAkeallanteea 5 P'-'' hi. 7 1 .1 10,001 15 +Ditto New Pt 10 0 Do con.rodeem. tit peat._ 102, 1031 xd . 7,•0 36 Santiago &Cuba III 4 3 closing quotation Is The poetione ot black tin from the Garden Mite, submitted to me a locomotive engine or none-especially in those districts pc : . pm Ditto • frrukceime ,,,,,,, 102 ids Onr esardnatku, Uwe byes; assay and analysll .9 , per cent. of fine where one farm had nut sufficient work for an engine. So,ooe I South Australian all 4 die par three months in fiat 16 , 6 Lens es ; I go *Yorks., SW 5 die 1p m 1 LOW It fin Croft he, as au avenge ) held . i 1111rH J . W. Wawou. In reference to such a state of things, Mr. Oakley, the St. It() Ditto 6 per omit Sleek...' ' 150 462 Jane 8,135 J. 42,174 Magi + Milted Mesken ell 44 Si 1 1 agent 70,00 1 Waller ..... . .... To Ma. Joss PETER, 111.1111A0T2 or The CiAllore MINN. date the llerelord'hire end Worceetenliire tenants of that St. 100 DittePreferentials reCt. - - 1 Ine,ooo 1 West Granada .....„ all • dis ioo,6en I A' ea Shrzposs ...... : Callingtess, Jane to, 11t53. nobleman, he had provided • complete and ample not of 10 , 1 _ll . Lern. d althWeatOolL awar ntr .i :: 11 7 i 4 37 .51 nominally tho semi De ,l Sit. - Fmra a Lindh! aseel aMe tin • mtele• I and it P r o- the most costly agricultural machinery, including locomo- 1 4 : 1 , , `" 100.041 1 lobe dune IN la 20. 1 isith,r2or S . U., yours very truly, live steam engines. and a steam-driven cider- ill 7 h „ all 4. l° orsei r on millwr desrhEnalsk.4sh 13 14 m.... 2 These a.. as 1A... A 4.1/ A-Ting. Asm_lial • 0 I e Transferable by stamped deed. cargoes on their pa of improvements made in a countyidloses all Oho soil was imported by a long sea voyage, and often conveyed inland considerable distances, to the tin and copper mines, where it was employed in pumping the mines free of water ' anu where the cost made it a point of importance that every pound of coal should make as much steam and pump as moth water as possible. Now a great proportion of our midland, west, and south coast farms are in the same position. 80. tween cost, original con-eyaoce, and recartage from Um rallwey port or can*: to the homestead, coal is costly, awl the farmer needs his pennyworth for his peony. The aim plicity of the high pressure fixed engine, which any national schoolboy of 13 years of age can manage, is also in its teem In the course of the discus ion Mr. Thomas (of Lidling ton-park, Woburn), no amateur or new theorist, but unc of the best light land farmers in his uistrict, stated, that so fully was he convinced of the superior economy of the fixed engine, that on a large farm, with several distant barns, he should be inclined rather to have several fixed engines than resort to a locomotive engine. At the same time it was ad mitted by the gentleman who opened the discussion, and shown very clearly by others who followed, that there were many farms and districts in which the choice was between a locomotive engine or none—especially in those districts where one farm had nut sufficient work for an engine. In reference to such a state of things, Mr. Oakley, the agent of Earl Somers, mentioned that in order to accomni6- date the Herelordshire and Worceetenbire tenants of that nobleman, he had provided a complete and ample rot of the most costly agricultural machinery, including locomo tive steam engines, and a steam-driven cider-mill. These were sent in due season, itinerating among the Some& tenants, who were found very willing to pay such a rent for their use as amounted to interest on their first cost, and a sinking fund towards their replacement from time to time. I Now thin example is well worthy the consideration of great landed proprietors. They cannot make a better investment of their money, whethr r they consider the interest paid for hire, or the improvement effected in the cultivation, and ctaseguently the value of their estates. As at Northampton, so in the Loudon Club, it seemed the universal feeling of all who spoke, that the use of machinery and of the steam engine, must be widely extended in this country in order to make agriculture a profitable pursuit; that the cheap unskilled labour on which farmers formerly relied for the performance of much of their work is rapidly being absorbed by the demands of towns and by emigration; that horse 'abater must be, whenever practicable, substi tuted for manual labour, and steam power for horse power., The whole tone of the discussion was moot satisfactory, as evidence of the rapid progress made by the agricultural community linen the n cent period when it was considered a sort of high treason to prefer the perfect regular action of a machine to the dreary labour of a clown battering out grain with Y ail larger, but not much thicker, than his un educated head. Even the sturdiest defenders of respect able prejudice., who thought it humane to oppose inven tions for superseding unthinking mechanical labour, are now found bringing the tribute of valuable practical expe rience to the cause of agricultural progress and the triumph of machinery over force, not only brute, but brutifierl. It was the sound remark of Mr. Mechi a few pats ago— . hose theories are so often wild, that we like, when we can, to do him justi.e—thst to put a steam-engine nett r the care of • labouring lad, had just the contrary effect of put ting a fl tit io Isis hand—the one stupefied, the other en lai Red Isis intellect. The advantage of steam power bciag conceded, it must not be forgotten that without flinty of tenure, by lease, by agreement, or by custern, no tenant will venture on the ex pease of putting up a fixed engine. The foundations cost a considerable sam, and the removal of such a weight is too serious an item of espouse to be rashly risked. 100 Aberdeen 1111 AlmonlSM No. 2, 7 per Ct MO Bristol & Itzeter 4 per CL It 3 105 Ir 3 Caledonian SIO 1(6 P 5 Cl:leiter mud Holyhead ' 194 204 5, Qat and !kudos. di4 all Donde , . Perth, sad Aber. Area Junction • 01 61 31 dastArgliant4l.los)6p.CL 4 44 ,Do. do. (1 1 .) 7 PT 01 - 3 34 I Do. do. (71.1714)7 per Cl. 14 pin 61 ita.t.Cos.Erte.,s pa.,Nol 17 24 pen 6! Ultto de. go. 14 1 14 Do. New 4 per eget. Foo-.3 141 I 5 30 Itast.Untoo,Strlrpatlp.Ct 2vj 21 3 Edinburgh, Perth, sod Dundee, 34 Tar Oast Oral Northern& per Cont• 119 130 100 Do. 5 per cent. flat; Pa ' dimmable at In p.et. pa 113 114 74 Do. 44 par oenL eerie 1 1 pla 01.9th&Weetra(1)Lanthe 94 94 I (74Vostilkiltilanteez sp:' 01 71 lea Do.oon.rodeein.4l pAt. 1014 1031 a 100 Ditto Irredeemable 4per et 103 103 6 loneashlro &Torts., £lO 4 die 1 r• PI) Ditto 6 permit Sleek l5O 357 .100 Lon., Brigh.Guar.6 pent 151 :55 id 100 latterreterentials per Ct. • I 3 Lon.idthWeetCoa.Thlrde: all Londonderry & Ooler. rh ' all •LondonderryStEnalsk.4sh 23 Haz.eltalL&Llne.jaa.Nol 12 1 Da. New RIO 9 Ito. L 6 al: 7deryp.* Carlisle, 44 pet. 100 10.11andeoes.nr.ilieLtp.O . 5 ; Ditto 1 renitence 1 10) 7tortolk Lateadoo... 1(41 De. 54 per et. Bret. Bel , Do.WeveneyVailey pet all North stalfordeldre lOU Word, iferseeter. and, Irolter..Al4.llpetfOtnt' all ; DB.° ditto ditto, 2 14 pot , I 4hrawalltalres.NewOuar., 10j 101 dtuarre.StCheiter(Wor.W.. lila.l II per peat.. • 174 18 10 1 Do. 5 per Coat 1 pin IS 400th . 13j 141 1 Ditto F Doom. 14 ixed 44 per Cent pa 4 r 4pm all tooth Eastern Dirsediag Ann tor 51.0.6.... 1401 Do. 41 per cent. I ail ,Ith.Yothatitre4peret.Onar 194 204 I 3 WaterfordetKillteanyGp.et 1 j die re Vora, Newesatle,& barer Ot.Nntet of Eag.pureh I:2 104 !Ditto Ditto ... 10 YorklaNalld.U.o3.Perelt car j pin To MI. Josx PeTea, WANAOFJI or rxa 011110Ing Mn... Caltingtoo, Jane In 1033. Derr Sat, —Tr can a Literal away of yorr tin a .mpte, I fi nd ft via duct.. I 3 la 20. 1 wa, t ear sir, your. very truly, (Sigua,l) .our. Jisaix. ft ',I 13 14 I 9 11j 11 i 4 Ira 149 131 sal 448CELLANi008. INC CONNIITIN OF 31AN.ViiIIIMT OF VIZ 01111DC:1 M....leestilden Mine, St. Jae% Jane 11, 1153. Gentlemen,— I bet to in'orm yon the 'ample of tin Irom the Gar den Mine, written I amaye% produced:lt, er cent dim rate floe tie. Memainins, gent emca,yen.o ob,diently, ( 4 4Ined) NATNA•IFL NANCC, Assayer to the Italleaviddut Mine. Closing I No. ! SRI 111:3CILLANEUttl. Pd. pima Busbies dorm I—l yesterday.' Rosily. ' . 51 32.00 e Aubin Coal and Iron ... ...'I II - - 20.600 25 Australian Agricultural 171 32 34 12,50 20 Australasian Pacific Ma 1 1 ... 10 - - 60,000 10 Australian Royal Mall .... 7 - - 36,000 i N Marini Waterworks.. .. ..., 21 - - .... OO *ILIA American La nd ... . 921 04 07 50 W I 6 British keotonialtimeltbil ' I & Reduction Compusy...l 1 - - 10,0n0, 100 Capvla _.,.... ......... ...' 324 - - 100,00- b'Crystal Pasco .. .._ .. a •11 11 poi 130.000,1 4lCrystal Phlsee of Mums . - 2 I j psa. tsooo i 20Icastern them 11,0' I.sEleetrle Telegraph. —2O 1 1 pen ad n)AI 0 15 General Steam lamination. 14 - - 0 . 00 . .1 Nidleneral ON. Shipping Co.. 14 - - S (CO I 201Irlah Reelfoot Sugar . . 5 - - 1 4 . 20 ilsenlalena St. Navigation- 4 - - 56,00 i Nation al Patentnteamrnel all - - 50,01x4 10 Netherlands Land . . 3 * dls * pin IMO 2 N.N. Wales Coal lan d in .. rto. It" team Nartotion C 0... 1 123,7 D 1 North Britian Australasian all I f pm. 111 1 a. 11 to.. New 25.006 20 North of Europe MOM - s -120.01.0 &Peel River Land & Misers!! all 1111 N. It 6 to, 64 Peninsular 0 Oriental atm.; all • - - IOW to II a do. ...... 155 ; - .- NOW 2 Portland Iron Company • all - - 14,640 10 "Royal Mail Swam - - - IC t,01.0 l•fteottleb Austr. Investment all 1 2 4 110 12.700 Is I tomb Australian Land 25 Al Iro 101 1 slotonarine Televaph ..• • all - - 1004 . 10eIVan Dlemen's I.a JOINT STOCK WINKS. • No. i Oh. I Bases. I • adosing ; Pd. j peees ' Iluelnees done I • 1 iyasterday.! to-day. V.,500j 40 tustralasta .. . . -..„ . 1 all ISI 22 I .... 1 al ' ill it. Col. Bank& Loan Cod all 1 -- 20,00 l 0 I Itritish North Atnerican .. all - - 4,0(a .21 Chartered Rank of Asia ./ 6 41 25 par 30,0 ts 19) ,Cnart. Bank of India, Ms . - I • tram, and Chino... .....: 2 j 1 poi. :00' t)0 'Colonial . . . . ... •23 - 25 - I ,000 lee CoinmereCti Of *Ri radon. .. 2. 22,60. ; . . ' Eng.. Not., & Aust. Chart. 10 par 1 pro• UPI , ' 20 Lon. Chart. Rank of Aust.' 11 22+ pun 10,00, 51 'London and County ..... INi - - 17 1 .10.1 .41 London .flint st , .ek 110 - - VA 61 6 Illyssdisi I. anion awl Westm . inater, DI - - 10,003,10 Natimial Pros'. of England 35 - - 10,00.. 20 ' Do. Now. ... .... ... 10 - - a 0,a4 ^so Nati.4,414 . 4 ireiin4 .... 22 , -••• - Ad z: .23 Oriental lath): Corporatici. all 411* 491 4 81 2).0a. I'S) • Itrusinehl of Ireland IS - - 4,104" 10 .10.. New, - I 10,00 - 5 Royal Au-iralkin liiiiine I - • ' and Geld Imp. Co. c 46 d s. psi. q. 0 .1 ~ .5 mouth Anstralta _ ..... 21.111 25 'Union .14 Australia 8,0, , .. In.. New IC 88* s 4 ,u+, to Union of I.A/MlOll • lO I - - 15,0 u ,40 l nlon of Madrid all • - - Ito } l r lib "ii 2 dl. i pia L. 317 PIIN OP APPLICATION Pla ARAM. To the Caeroittee of atansorto. nt of the Garden TM 1111 w. Gentlemea,-1 mown that you will allot IMO pars or shares lathe above andertaldno, and I hereby ease to Wong the same, or any km mamba which may be el oUsidtM no. ma Wm the sm.mat requind, at toe time stated In the lettere alioUnit Name la !WI ..... -.. Reeklnce ....... .... Profe.tos -. &telecom ...... ....... .................. . THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the la s t h a lf century have proved beyond que-tint that ROWLANDS' ACAPSAR OIL prememes singularly nuurishittor power,. in the growth, testoratino, and tremor, rodent cf the Human Hair, and whew every other specific has tailed. It recreate It Irvin taking off ur turn. lan grey - crenitthens weak likir—chase it from scurf awl Maidriff —and makes It besot Sully soft, curly. and glue y. Foe children it is mpezially molar vaded, as lbeithug the basis of p beautiful. head of hstr.—Prke Ir. Id. and is.; family tottles agog. tu lour mull. 10s. ed.; and double that else. Va. rattitint —on the wrapper of gook bottle are the words. "Rowlands' Vasa we Oil," la two lines. —Sold A. ROWLAND and buXIS 70, Itattoo.tardon, Landow; rail by and Perfume's. LINES LEASED AT FIXED 11E9T/ .e.l.%laeb un Mrs (leaapl to LuadositN.Weaters), IV 101 Jeastios I (lered 14j 22j illmetUssolnah.gear.U.Olo. , (lewd to Gt. Nortbses) ISO 132 lloaocetcr & Deav /CM (lowed retiree,. Renters U 34 Hartlepool Dock Sc (lea.ad to Yk. N. & bar.) tisll&Sell,(l.VorkideSlid 113 j 1141 Do. dons ((ditto;.. is 57 Do. f abatis (ditt3) . 17j lej Undo& sal Gruswlet I .. - Jai:PORT of the STATE of the CROPS.—Th e AGRICVLTUAAI. OAFETTE and GIARDENEW CIIRON l of TII.IIOKnOW, will metals • Full Itelent of Use state of Ike Crape tbruagliout the country. Or !ern! any unerreatnt•r. A Finer copy edit be tent on unripe of rix IcAtagesttartp..-0111co for Advcr teem* 3, Ilion Wellingtoastreet, Covent-pidea. DR CULVEItWELL'S MEDICAL Wonics, 'XtkcJrA, Anti.ensplr.si!, an: Orbraa'. Is. sub, by rue, Jr . WHAT TO EAT, DitINN, AND AVOID. limed to leo& lieeterr 141 14J Ditto redeem, (dOmaitto 11 27 Loyeelotteuer.lper ' (lard Ma WOW llll 100 Me MY It pm Out I 111"" lsand jo il = "l" Liklid.) 8 1 1 sal Mom =So Dorl. 111aleird O • WL) 1111 liwasnailireen /NO peeve It Dwis:A n is7. Ow) ramisah (1era.1.40. ag. .111Tora awes_ (ditto)••• Noma seartialling• I le Omit were l5O 162 Dee Ilisseedlledk ll6O 155 It of die ad LECTIJAR TOiOM4O In. ROM TO US HAPPY. TILE STRIKE 010 DOCK LABOURERS.—Yenterday,l thistrike Continuing, the directors of the London Docks isnamil • printed notice to labourer., stat:ng that men were wanted at the London Docks. Those of good character engaged at the gates were recommended to enter their names with the warehouse-kceper, as applicants for preferable work. Is consequence of this notice, great numbers from all parts of London applied for work, and their names were enrolled, and it is twlicired that many more would base made appli cation if they had not been afraid of being molested and ill uced by the old hands. Ihe Dock Company have made extensive arrangements for the preservation of the peace, and, in addi:ion to their own police, constables, and watch. men, a large boa) , of the H division of the metropolitan police, under the direction of Mr. Steed, their able sums intimdtat, and • party of the Thames police, were on duty in and about the dock all day, and, tot a single pie of violence or intimidation omlar K. NOW. AND rurstc.AL MIOTVENT (F um. ON •PICLei. DIARANINL VI. !Si centrum or mAuguog un, ru. DIESOF.Sot WLVTEL =eau DERANOCHENTS, Mr2.III*ATION, 1234 HUMORS. SOH" iL sell a. MGM% MM. art 6C011:31 LAXU. 3 2333, le. web. 11. HTMLOPATUT 01, THE Ortil WATtli CURL Iroatl, 23, Pornto. , u r.row ; Oir”.112), 117, 2120..etmt• Kew 1111, aid all Areneler*: Gent ILL 0312222/di, M.D., 10, 1 tr. liiiimieress e 3236 wek asa4liiiir Oa IS WI 1, to Mr. M 4 Oris) al .. War Taft i li e r... _ as is MUM Is imam% (Mod y le anal If stairl. 1014 1014 BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAlLWAT.—Traf f ic for week ending July 31,1833:—Paseengen, 1:3.91. 15A. 7d., suhgcriptinns, :31/.lle. Id. ; goods and pareele, Mt Se. 2d. Teal. 2711. 14e. 101 Corresponding week last year, 1901 6e.10d. Tho stock markets, after maintaining their posi tion for so long a time in face of the eastern quar rel, have at length given way. At an early period of the day a fall of 1 per cent. was established in tin. funds, grave disquietude being excited by the minis terial statements of last night, which coprohorate the accounts given by the Express of the flagrant proceedings of General Clortchakoff in the Danubian provinces, and give the additional assurance that prompt " explanations" have been demanded from Russia by Great Britain. The real fear in commer cial circles is still that Russia will not give way. The aspect of the money market is also evi dently exercisieg considerable influence on the value of government securities at the preseut time. Towards the close of business a slightly Improved feeling became apparent, but the actual rally in prices was slight, and appears to have been mainly caused by the realisation of profits by the bears," who have not lost sight of the fact that up to the present time each successive settling day has shown a scarcity of floating stock. It appeared to be the impression in the afternoon that the Bank , of England directors, at their board meeting to-mor row, will not decide upon any change in their dis count rate, and this feeling tended to support prices. The Paris bourse was watched with much anxiety, the telegraphic despatches showing a considerable decline, although that market, like our own, did not I close at the extreme point of the day's depression. r. the other departments of the house, general and de cided depression prevailed, the " bulls" showing great eagerness to close outstanding accounts. Console were done at one period of the morning at as good a figure as 971, but during the greater part of the day the quotation ruled at 971 to 1 formoney and the 11th. The closing price was 971 to !, ct which range the final aspect of the market was cer tainly steadier. The speculative business of the day was considerable. The official business report in cludes : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 071, „, 7, ; ditto, for account, 11th August, 071, 1,1, 1. Three per Cent. Iteducetl, 98, a-, 977„ 98 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, .51. South Sea Old Annuities, 1001. Exchequer Bills were flatter, closing 3s. die. to par. India Bonds were sold at 20A. prem. Foreign stocks generally declined, especially Mexi can, which was at one time as low as 251. Russian was flat in the morning, but rallied ou purchases. Sardinian, Spanish, Dutch, Peruvian Deferred, and Grenada Deferred, were all worse. Portuguese, however, appears steady. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 2t; ; l'eruvian Deferred, 57 to 59; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 dis. to par ; Grenada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, De ferred, 8; to 9; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 to 23. The list of actual sales is subjoined: Buenos Ayrean Six per Cent. Bonds, 61. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 98, 97k. Equador Bonds, 5. Grenada Deferred, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 26, 251. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 831. Portuguese Four per Cents., 421, 43, 42; ex div.; ditto, ex all overdue coupons, 391. Russian Four-and.a-Half per Cents., 101, 1004, 101. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93. 91. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47; ditto New. Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 16th August, 23, 221; the Committee's Certificates, 6:1, 61, 61- per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 1 prem. Money to-day was again in good demand, and the higher rates lately established are maintained. To morrow being the 4th, the demand for accommoda tion is not surprising. The bar silver brought in by the steamer La Plata from the West Indies was sold to-day at 3s. 11d. per ounce standard, being a rise of Id. on the price realised at the previous sale. The arrival was to-day announced of the under mentioned vessels from Australia, viz. : Gold on board, From Sailed ooncet General Hewitt.. Sydney Mary Bannatyna. Sydney Surinam Sydney Colonial i Van Die. i A p ril , i v •" • not known. men's Laud Tho value of the above-specified 20,776 ounces is nearly 120,0001. The amount of specie brought in by the Pacific from New York is very trifling, being only between 2,0001. and 3,0001.. The Ripon, which is fixed to leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow (Thursday), will take out gold and silver to the value of 47,0631., of which 23,3001. is in sovereigns, and the rest in silver. The destination of this shipment is as follows, viz.:—For Madras, silver, 801.; for Bombay, silver, 24,400/. ; for Cal cutta, silver, 6,3001.; for Singapore, silver, 2,100/. ; for Hongkong, silver, 623/. ' • for Canton, silver. 260/. ; for Alexandria, sovereigns, 23,3001. The scrip of the Wimbledon and Croydon Rail way Company is to be sent in for registration by the 6th inst. ; the Portsmouth Railway scrip by the 15th; the North and South Western Junction Rai:- way scrip (Hammersmith branch) by the 4th (to morrow); and Peebles Railway scrip by the Utli. With the revival of warlike rumours, the price of Russian tallow again rose Gd. per cwt. to-day, making a rise of Is. Gd. since Monday. To-day closing quotation was 31s. GI. for delivery iu the last three months in the year. In Mark-lane to-day, owing to the large foreign arrivals of grain, and the fine weather, the trade in corn on the spot was very duli, and prices were nominally the sonless on Monday. From 12 to 13 cargoes on their passage arc said to have been bought on speculation. Surprise having been expressed at the compara tively large number of Portuguese bondholders who appear to have acquiesced in the arbitrary and un just conversion lately decreed by that government — the statement issued by the Portuguese financit,l agent tending to show that nearly a fil; ii dike who're foreign debtof the state has already been converted — it may be useful to mention t net the greater proportion of the bonds sent in appears to come from Holland. In further explanation of this apparently inexpli cable conduct of the bondholders in yielding tamely to this spoliatory arrangement, it is suggested that former proceedings of the Portuguese government on similar occasions may very well be recalled to recollection, when the Finzuce Minister, with a view to foster a conversion at the commencement, and draw the bondholders at large into the nwve ment, had recourse to every device, even to making considerable purchases of the stock. The price of Portuguese Bonds has risen considerably of late, and many persons do not hesitate to express a suspicion I that some such proceedings have been carried on on the present occasion. If the bondholders consult their real interests, they sill hearken to the warning of their committee, and pause before they surrender their bonds, or consent to allow their Five and Four per Cent. stock to be arbitrarily cut down into a Three per Cent. ' with no better guarantee from Por tugal than that hitherto possessed. There arc severa: points of importance to be considered by the bond holders before they give in their adhesion. In the first place, what guarantee have they that the new issue may not be invalidated, or conducted in the irregular manner noticed in the stock conversions of seine other states, and tending to the further serious injure• of the bondholder? In the next place, they will do well to bear in mind the expressed disinclination of the Stock Exchange Committee to allow of the quoting of any new bonds or securities issued by the govern ment of Portugal. As yet, the Portuguese Bond holders' Committee have received no communication from M. Paiva Pereira, who, according to the repre sentations made to Sir Richard Pacoima:, her Majesty's minister at Lisbon, nes deputed to this I country to confer personally with the bontiliolder/4, 1 with a view to mitigate their opposition to the late conversion decree. It is believed that the visit of this Portuguese commissioner has merely referenee to the railway project, and that the government hopes to get the conversion carried through quietly M SO IS 11.11 MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY WEENIE°. [THREEPENCE. without farther discussion. Mr. Richard Thornton, however, the indefatigable chairman of the committee, has just drawn up, through Mr. Donnison, tun notary, n formal protest against the grievances inflicted on the bondholder;, and despatched copies to the proper quarters, in:•luding Downiug•strert, the Portuguese Ambassador in London, and the Portuguese financial agent here. This last-namcd individual, it may be mentioned, has returned ttio document through the post to the committee, without a word of comment! The progress of the Eastern Union Railway Bill, which is to come on again before the committee on standing orders of the House of Lords on Thursday (to morrow), is watched with much interest. As Mkt t ing the sacred rights of preference shareholders, and introducing a most dangerous principle into our rn;l way si slim, commercial opinion is decidedly against the bill, nud strong hopes are expressed that it will be thrown out. A petilion to this effect is in cow se of signature by the nr.rehants and bankers of ' the city. In our advertising columns will be found a notifi cation from the East India Comp my relative to tee outstanding . promissory Five per Cent. notes of Ib2j -2(3, and t Len. conversion, at the option of the holder, into a Four per Cent. loan. Land shares were generally lower to-day. Austra lian Agricultural were last quoted 32 to 33; British American, tit to till; and South Australian Laud, :;ti to 39. Crystal Palace shares have fallen to I; to prem. Australian Bann shares were rather lower, especially the new descriptions, the Uuion of Aus tralia. London Dock stock marks 12-1. The annexed extract from the circular of Messrs. Milsom uml F•. Poy, of Lyons, dated the tat August, calls attention to a considerable rise in silk iu that market : Two th •usand right hundred and thirty-ono bales in condition during the put month • a very large business in contracts fir new silks, and a cons:astable rise in our prices, have proved the correctness of the opinion we ventured to express in our last circular. The advent° in our rates is daily progressing, so that it is aitite'llt to give correct quota tions. Our manufacturers arc well supplied *Eh cutlers, and their principal anxiety :s to secure the necessary raw materiel. Compared to other producing countries, France still utters the cheapest silks ; and we take lore to advises our friends to lose no time in fallowing the example of thur Lyons competitors. Annexed are this latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdim, Tuesday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 9.16; ditto Two-end-a-halt per Cents., 63 13.16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cent.,., 231 ; the Certifs., 6 11-16 ; the Old °three per Cent. Foreign, 481; Portuguese New, 391; AIS. trian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82Z; Mexican New, 26 1-16; Granada Deferred, 9 3-16; Greek (Blue), 7:; Equador, 41. Paris closing prices of this day —Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Routes, 102.90 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77.60. Bunk Shares, 2,t520. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. The English Stock Msrket opened rather flatter than yesterday, but when it b.teamo known that the Bank Board had broken up without announcing any change in the rate ut discount a rally took place, which, however, has not been fully maintained to the pre• sent moment. The general feeling of the Stock Excbancc is one of flatness. Consols opened 97 i ! to for money and the 11th, and, after rising t' 97 to I, are now quoted 971 to The Three per Cents. Rci, duced mark 971 to9Bl. Three-and-a-Quarter Cenm. 1001 to 1; the Three per Cents. of 1726, 991. Bank Stock, 2271 ; India Stock, 236 to 238; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. to le. prem.; India Bonds, 21s. prem Foreign stocks do not rally. Peruvian, Portugut se, End Dutch are rather lower. Mexican is quoted 2'tl to 26 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 234 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., mark 101 to 102 ; Dutch Four per Cents., 97 to 1; Portuguese Four per Cents., 42i to ; Peruvain Four-and a-Half per Cents, 821 to 831; Equa4or, 3 ; Danish Fives, 106 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sect[[.—The market is rather dull to-day; the public sales consisted of foreign, and the bulk was withdrawn for want of buyers at previous rates. The refined market is Brut at yesterday's currency. COFFEE.—The large public tales are going off heavily, and the importers are buying in to support prices. TEA.—The private contract marki t is partly suspended be the declaration of public salts for t, morrow. by bales sold yesterday en 'Change ; 4-to bales of East India were offered to-day in pubic sale, and three-fourths were bought in. IRICE.—This article remains (ioted the sonic as yester day. but the demand is limited. Exat.—A. fair amount of bupiness done at full pricer. In other articles no material alteration. The inaritct generally have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D IY. The inarktt ill very firm, with no disposition to sell for forward dcli•ery. Town Tsllow is quoted bls. nett wet : Petenuurg Y.C. on the spot, ; Oct. to Dec , SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. .1. Davis reports the trade without alb ration. Prime Meadow Hay, 10.5 r. to 115 , .; irferior, SU. to 91 , ; new, 50s. to 80r.; Itowen, stlr. to alr.; Clover. old, 105 r. to 120 s. ; recond cut, 90s. to 110 s.; new, 70a. to 00a. Straw, 33r. to 365. (BY tLECTIM TrIS.GRAPII.) LlVEltruoL, - niensl).‘y, 10.4; A Wind N.W., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Frankfort, steamer, from Palermo ; Rattler, steamer, from Oporto ; Atalanta, from Kertch ; Ottilia, from Quebec ; (Decatur, from Richibucto; Benjamin Adams, from New Yuri:. Off.—Tyrer, sip. QUEENSTOWN, Aro. 2. Wind N. Arrived.—lsabella Dorothy, from Orden; Lesbia, from Odessa, _ _ _ _ Off.—Ann Ree, from lima, for Limerick. KINSALE, Aro. The Hamburg vessel Andreas, laden with maho gany, for London, went on shore this morning on the rocks west side of the Head. Lost rudder, and received other damage. She subsequently floated ctf and was taken to Queenstown. SOUTHAMPTON THURSDAY MORN•s, The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ship Bengal, with the heavy portion of the East India, China, and Mediterranean mails, his just arrived here. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ship Cadiz, Captain Cooper, iI3S arrived from Constantinople, Smyrna, Malto, and 1 Gibraltar. DEAL, THCRSDAY, A.CI Wind E.N.E , light, and fine. Passed.—Madre, from Loudon, for Constantinople ; Marie, from London, for Havre; Adelaide, from Lon don, for Melbourne; Lady C. Guest, to westward. Anchored.—lrene, from Nlarinnople, for London ; Hanibal, from Kertch, for London; Robert, front Sr. John's, fur London—spoke the 12th July. 14,1- gian ship, 30 days from Antwerp, for New York. lat. 42 8 N., long. 62 3; July 27, barque Mary Ann, from Londonderry, for St. John's, New lirnns. w:ck, lat. 49 11, long. 20 36; 29th, Cornelius, try. aged 18 years, and a native S. Holstein, was le.it overboard. THE CHOLERA IN THE NORTH OF F.t . Som. eases of cholera have made their appearance at Itrus bur` and Sonderburg, but the persons attacked had either come front Copenhagen, ur been in esntact with such pre sons. A letter from Copenhagen, Vith ult., says: .ees terday 230 new CAMS of &:okra were declare d, sod 13L deaths. Up to this time there have been in all 3,831 cares, 2,011 deaths. and 848 cures. The number of chulera eases now under treatment is 818. la the general hospital of this city 306 patients have died. Ala .ng the now victims to this discos are nine fehjs;sial s, one or whom, Dr. Wittbnaen, formed part of the medical establishment of the King's household ; our celebrated painter, M. d'heken berg ; Baron de Holstein, intendant of the Theatre ltoy.ll of Copenhagen; and M. Douce, a I;euter•ant in the navy.'• The St. Petersburg journal mutes that cholera is at re.ent raging in the governments of Kicw and Tulyw, and that it bss also burst out in the great commercial towu Berms,.