The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

. . zh...00k..........414..,K.,_er...... •,...e....._z.... _ . 47 5. ______ ......‘ „,........„, rtt It N t. x 43 rt . No. 1,849.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1852. (311REEP . L : NCE. _ _ -___ • - 11. 7 ..i. i . :11 , :if ir :N I ACIII.: , 021 1 ... ,k 0n I stk G asd nwi Enellti l ;. 1:t . erflard. Its" Le It. MINES. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. The figures include the quarters ending the 26th of "e g sl CATALO wd rielt of SCHOOL March and 20th of June, and are chit fly remarkable 1 7 1 . 1"t e r;;11:1 : 11 0 ,6, 111j : =1 ,: ibibbed ..7" mbleI:41.1 " ;:**1 1ri "du:: 11: : :. •? t s est il l iM m. ‘a : Vir k") . 11; . '''''' I t '. ..4 aL • MONDAY EVIININO. ii.., .4a. .1..6.2.4 hi pi, a. maiit . ter . U.S. 1....0..i.. ili.i. 1.. It. l o p l i The market ldil for English mining stocks continues TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. - MONDAY EVIIIIIINO. There was very little business in the English for the increase ' in the discount acconiniodatiou :- The share market, in anticipation of the approach- stock market to-day, and scarcely the slightest „, March. June. Increase. e A x s treo r e rs ) inurn,oaant cases e hea p r r :f v n e d r c y ra fe to w t o ra ve n r sact ) to . :s. __,,sf , "`"'„ .... perms es al he had WIPLIIO Ws Ilowelf. al ii• it Umtata Cies itkentigg, iledigi a .. O rbb a ba d whi t , B d in e ri g n t c ge is y h t t t o l a i an settling, £3,939,003 £4,418,546 £150,658 pM e '''", - ",;;,,n1v.i .. . works es Imbed, later:nisi. 12. an. Is. 6,1. 11 rather firmer, and prices show a ten- change in prices. Consuls were quiet throughout jr:.,:!,, nts ?Midland 2,407,411 2,725,06 n 317 , ..i 7 ..... ' a .m.., aral saagrig. L 99 1 11 Owssr-Wie Sr 353 I e7. 135 e. U. $1 , 040N DI'S BAI IL ES of CRE-SY al.d P01CT166.6. Frank the tendency of prices is rather unfavourable, but n s c toc as k hlre are an bc d tte Y r o . rkshire, North the day at BM: to 1, both for money and the 12th sa.ii,, --- said ie ii. lett rider. 1:nuo 14.14. tr e e f nerally quotations aro nominally about the same as August, a feature of the market being the equalisa- Circulation teweee""'"' oiriwnwis won% 11. nit/hint Own GERMAN WKITELo. Odium awl Ihkedh.French shares are steady. tied of the rates fur cash and time bargains. A fur- The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. eom • _ _ i ansana AND monks u t xra ng •anaaterre l o. o. 1 4 .: 1 % . , 11 . 1 :0 1 0 C , 5 „,"1 . , \ ,..., 1 „:, 1 :ii 5 t T h .. . 11 ‘ 1 . 1 1.4 8T 14 ( g ) t ß ia lr r . 14.. 111 C i f y y l l i s ise n i.. r . I . l 4 .wkrir n ilT i . i i . .o7: : :l . l %;.... l ton i sll . 3lebes . 17. 31, TPPre ClossOLSlllo. bus l' i ri a ccs of in t g he aim g os ol t d a m t in a i e - stands Lnwara rr b 7. . 4 . 4. my% JCS 11. 6d. O on ALLSOPP'S PALE eg sti„. are T u u n li c a ha llt .. „ shares are steady at the improved price of ito I - then rise took place in Bank stock, which has now per annum wielded by the various English !securities to-day reached the extraordinarily high price of 231 7 . The cited at the average of the prices now ruling • 3 P.N. Q uarter per Cent. stack is Where the asterisk (') is prefixed, it is to be under mirrici . 111,114111 of ROMS. Trii ii tag . i b L l / 4 .....t. : p ALE prem. The more favourable opinion entertained of it ' I " r berd ". ... ••• ••• • Ai 28 1 an 11. ranters, Notting, Roan remarkably well supported. The official lousiness stood that the share rate of interest is less the income report is as follows :-Consols for money, 1001, 1; tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the *maw. 5i...5t.r . .e 5 ta . .141% 1 1 1 11. Servi. Barna !SW I RL Mr. Allow. these shares is consequent upon the announcement of Not int ?eddies .rf 7 q 1 0 :17.171;,•.•• 1.E..n.,,,•,5i RAN AN 1.11.110 RT. Traeasted ", 11. ,.:1 14 :7, .. r t r r ,,, i ' l f: :1.1 ; r . e :'„ n ..,',`,: &w r... t r.,;= the arrival upon the spot of machinery for com- 13 . 511 135 sLWole• 5 Wwis s nls. 1 11 111 ditto for account, 1001,1 ; Three per Cent Reduced, rate of interest declared for the list half-year as the at sr. airsairawstas.siow.,ii 1014, I, 101 ; New 1 hree- and •a-Quarter per Cent., basis of our calculation : the forthcoming dividends 10.31, 10.); Long Annuities 1860, 6 1,1-16 ; Bunk will, in many cases, exhibit a d iffercnce. To rx rider the stalwart to 1...... d. ro o• ti, ILK New eseillwarr X 5155 5. warm? erthis berer d e, and Jay own eareritire edibles de to 1,11- mencing the alluvial waAing. Definite advice,' as to Clew Jun. late3W ii. d 81 II d . results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest 133 ` ""' itgatioair 4 manta , ' or soma. '"''::: 4 , e .., 7e ~.'''`Ze ae` - . ..',,`",0 1 l the h :P ea ' s ., ' t th ' ''''''' • "" l4 the result of the first o rations of the company may 37 4 ,WI lbsClesallllol.3•423 • Ge. id :OA ir., and es Ito Bridal sad Ras{.... . is 'Gd 104 X stock, 230, 2311. elseie The unfunded debt is firmer, buyers o ff ering more which may have accrued since last dividend period it ri s irv "g sr . i-n".."..."18.7. :1 17 . 1 a . r1ie5t Times a Va p/i7risH r- tuffr:Fts,7th - for'theTrirefld - ald - de j l.. i h i tiiilr i ' l taut i C t o i n . seque r ntly be l expected d a few mails hence. Copper lia Z.:;(. 0 od okooo 42l I 11 ;,7 14 .5...;:.:..i t 5:;54 - f 0 1 . 1(11( 11d a l b I F" , g m frum t ; . a . . 1 . 17 a 1 1 11. 14 ,4 1 .7 zihri ; Au.soPrs PALE or I I i IITTER , ALE may 6.. be r . ra l l n i e te ri n ° on En g crt i l h q a uo a tations inar are as in fa tte rm ali a c . A an ;Chow rad Holyhead . 23 14 _ tut _ 30 all 10orit and Barbs ... .. 16 161 so is 1 Inktlesad listrastiesi• .. 6 4 uta 1 dui. to par ; Melbourne, par to 1 .i au twain. Peril, and Ahd. freely. The Juno Exchequer Bills have risen Is., should in each case be taken into account. It should being quoted 70e. to 738. prem. The March issue is also be remembered that the Three-and-a Quarter per worth 761. to 795. pm. ; India Bonds,9lB. to 945. pm. Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 18.11. mi . r . .: a..1 00,r , t., , thr rh . o , of rmr oihor tn , b .,,, th . Treat i tt ezl i f t n l i th i .......................................................... prem.; North ' lian Wales Consols Mining Company, Ito deem Jeastios - ... •11 91 a his uvie been red T d • on OM Oldies .:. rod nib...* " lutuldbees Sewn. LIVERPOOL .•• et l'aub..: tr o t. 23 all Abelian (523 L. Ss v. The operations in the foreign house are too limited Thrd Pre Ord- Cordd s Pr o fr i c e enA lee 1 „std al . i per ed. ..V2 10 31 II AIIII:MAIWAL Tall Lk M ANCIIY.OfER... .at Dworkpdee. 1 prem.; Connemara, 2to i prem.; Glenaulia, ato 1 51. Ili IR .. .41 el IO demand special notice, and exercise little influence Ig i r,,ri=,„_, Lit ' d ' i ........ - - ' Ol l oo 219 3 I.ViiLET ARLES ,. o , f . ~.1 .., 1 , N . ..1 1 . .% itlT l l . l . 2 , lS t , h. f . ',: i. m i m m o t.. n na. and . l'f b. i. DUBLIN at at 1.3, .ft. Vincentitnit. ?WILLINGHAM et" Ilar 4444 ltei gh .liarl. gegg. 434.644 " 44. 9 sAM...SC. SW" 3. .. ee 5 " " I "' e*b " . * ' 141 " 111° "‘ N At 'Utterer whkh •plods • list amain-table partite who supMy the THIS DAY. ss 2 1 1 ralliaril annotate -. . 101 1 1 /A all Reiter. litarna . Cless A Two o'Cimew. 22 all rei l islit ill edtt. i l l If 11 1 s on . prices. It se noticed on singular that Austrian Bask stock isi..at the rad of 8 per cent. 110111102 j acnp should be maintained at a premium of 3to 3: b .„ . . .w" ~, in this market, in face of a de fi cit, as shown awisinueribus:P Pe lt i ariir s li. 22115 ,t. 00 ill , A 9 3 3 14 o ray a••••••*: licrii , "e-••-'05. " 1 ". 4 ": lienie r h t.'" Ujs • y rg : tern In bolds , Wad Ile'. In c-ch• at Ihn .are peke... two, the The gold mining shares are steady, though attract- ..33 all 8 .. 1 L.A...M.• •:... ;"I al 20 P. I in the official tables of revenue and expen •• _ Wee.defl Mad idle erw.....1. I . der the superiandiend 1 7 4 ..... 7) ..., .. iisy 11 . 10 ....... (T. No. Y.) • au Sart A Wed Isilla uted red iodise dud% 20/. ald ing no attention. Agua Fria and Colonial Gold "*" datum • for 1061, of no l ess than fifty- I ,. uldb , y t .,...,...,!,..f t "Zer 55 ", „ t. Ike Imhaid n: l'-eid Enos Wild. Iledd IDRIS L ai, da DLR. immilela a a . 3 12 8 LI , . it tool di LEEIAWN DS AVCRY rrAHLE and DESSERT KNIVES, in cases.- shares have been transacted at I prem. It. 100 Edleburph aid Otsego. .a it Id five millions of florins, and with an annually errs Waded Se ck• tam at • the . eve , M. WO Wielad, Perth,Deade. 13 37 23 increasing expenditure to maintain the immense r a t. 4 3 Pee " I ' P" .11a. a 11 III 416 11 ri....1.1 Itostad. reeked, 0, 1 ,1,01 ; hs 12Ovo retaining a op. MFA 2 perreu,lll, Cutler, i t i , i leetleel . isnwiter ii . d a b11417.a . eita11•1 1 11 1 .114.1 ,.. d . 004 , p ikm .,..„ It. IL Oldsow at Seed Western - - . aweehlre and Yorkshire Lino yo 5 7 military force of the disorganised empire. With so siaaseis at the rated 3 per cent. „ h . .... St. 100 Gnat North,., .. 81 LS 1 ', " ., : , N ..., 1 , " , ) , N .1,,,, t , 0 1 :if i E51L" .. 11 4. 1. A. D4 L L .. ° ,i tz,..4444 A the nett etewi l a . : 7 l l. zery diderlp i. ton . ii er .. ta mi li t i; : t am . i-sce i llest is . qtrl ii i ii t T iir aa i. il Me. were . A ~....,,..,-,.._._..,.__..._..m., . ncg i t 'il thg .... g*tigg i Pg r,i n ga. b i l hggig s- L i ! 1 2 4 . g14e ::: st E r g t; s s'ist ru pd% c a 4 ; 4 ;ell 2 :ur t4 t . h n t:: - 1 , 10,0 CW lAm FY: da. Pali. minds ,. t0 ... y. St. 1 1 .0 00 Dii. Do. rind. A, Std .- IL. lii4o 143 _ a. 47 1211 3 melancholy a balance-sheet in time of peace, it is 1 5 e snc• n l d Snail, Western Stoehr asked what would become of Austria and her bond- (4,,,,,k4 ,d 4 , to., ut , , Si ..... t l4 w 3 II 6 11.1 all Ot.lioulLtadVest•llir;: 4 21 y0 1 .ii..., •lw ....:•Set i , r ~.r, greet wisio...-.- /oda A ....v. sta.y ...h i i -, M. 100 Oreat Welters _ .. 1034 101 1031 1 holders in case of War's Bargains are marked to-day Vs . 11 /.. 1 .). ttntlOn ..1 those who Ltd Naha diDesit. 100,00.1 Ls. Anil. Calikenian .-.. all 4I Ai i "8 G 0 MLitt! . it.• ' -Carrie il St-wown. SO all Laradeter sad Carnal* .. 87 89 as under:-Austriun Five per Cent. Scrip, 51, .3 i r e : ca .. E a r,l N n Leth of ?"ra rer te m " 111 111 Du. Thlear . .- .. It 12 pet m id i wt..: LATIN tr j s s.lslll iiN E ir l --- ;Rertis f or QOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only in- i r i",.. "6 :r o ' I r t i i ' s t :s r rsi b ta...:.- tvi - -..... 7. i i . i . 4 1 a et. IL Leaterdsire adt - Yorludin 63 84 . 831 41 1 prem. Belgian Four-and-a- ,calf per Cents., 964, 1. ann.) 132 to 410 10 Ll 4 Do. Fifths ... .. 3 S e die ii d Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, 1011. Chilliest wid:and Sinek.,div. at the rated 11 per C 44 / 1 4 a t i ll:14 1 tTi r t i e t elLEMENTS et the LAW ' S t.txorAtiv- t ie r .: I r rig: I t l UZI::„ 1 : i7 ! 3 " ',. l4 l.7 r . h iat ir ei.l."' . . bl . b .er l 100,080 1 Aratrabas . reselodO ...... ad 11, dla I 11 11 1 De. Wed Loin idiot 23/ . Six per Cent., 1061. Danish Fi-e per Cents., 1071. ~ 311 3 4, ,... 7., t ..... , ,,,..z . a . t r i Med i Meier In t ! . V d dty wt .... v h , th . ~,,,,, Z " 1..., '" 1,1, .na I. s arity. si Anan mt , l ) . " zlifttwo 4l- ,.._ %'.."°..... 5 ,1 ',..4,.....,,1"na',. Ire. and 0 . 1 2 1 1 I ii. AO all Lied. Northern ... .. 17 18 171 111 111 [Weddle/ Shmikwall 8 I 1 4 Dutch Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Certifs. 971, 1. 114 7 n ' iiii.ar LA IUS ItEADING LESdi tga .;9. Wiii enseplete treads rA1 t etta.7.47,7 1 1 ,ZZ.1. 5 .e,,1re,„.. t , , V . tt, ; 0 7 . 1 ',.,..,,, y ,;, t ..4...T . vpo I ic otiA , 5 ,,,,,, a . Ge m_ . 3 I i***4l„ i 107 f 1 Granada Deferred Bonds, 9, 'J,I Greek Bonds, cx ils: ( r'''' u r ? e , : : 3-:::‘ ,,, ":-.3-41' :: Perilaru ) ,„,' B"4:76 : wt o c *Per 3 p l e sd r ir' re .'l ` ' o ua l 'n re .l 7 :74 Raw it .. seed wan intrusiartioe to Cord. lbw% eke.. 2. W. toiago. ogolyair• . 1 . 1 14..er'1111 th e tee' hto "e ).se c t Peeled 51 (tide 2 :3 rt 4ol :l4 . l 4 in m i g hlien. at 3/. pd. 1 1 . 1 2 1 - 21 Ti st. Mil = 111 1 0155 . 13 : t : s .C::;' It o jut OA 1011 132 all . S. alltS's itgeefaCCllVE ORME 'UNCIAL • Now Me It will tie wind to ere tide all tartar nod corieretloss, and Ini- . 13 13 Ds. plow ... .. 32i 315 331 f overdue coupons 51. Mexican New Three per annual rather a a T " W l o o o w 7 a L 4 B O C l o lt o 0. 0 Illui d e.i.4 try Mr. Limos. le de den. .as to t:,•enuroikd inured, remove d ata of ...W. 30 Do. Coxamand Odd. - an -....- It II Do Mhe 3 . 1 Pa Cents., 23. i, 1. l'eruvian Actives, 103 ; ditto for =tat i yev l l - i l i t a k 4.' hi reVer the per Sera and red , sad der Id the .1. 1 .,...."11., _WWI Wrllle7 •• 15 - 10 I D0.e11i5h..17 . ..50i il.(O a 21.. 4 S.IW.EIi AND LAIL% DELECTreEn. . 11 Pa. IMs account, 30th July. 103; ditto Deterred 1 hive per 81 911 10-Sdeslyle, Sellers Cents., 63, 62. Portuguese Foul per Cent. Con rum sees t C° he n 7ri la ce lh. 1.11 5. N . - EICS4N KW 0 ItE i liK D u El.i i. :( l. 7US; beizi / i. ted ...t. ti Swel .itl y le ,o ttii ii ir sockets.; and horn us aromatic inthiesendparts 1-. = I Cs„,_,__e s w_ . ° tese/ Caallak The 'ty to the bread. rend a. faL per boa. Cautious , 4 1= ..,., ns-fr.m. .... ... ...... i . 4 1 i ..„ 1 , °dodo" are rade label, and wA.Rowland • cww .7 Odaslal .... 14 - - g dt. 100 Leads & lsouth-Wratert 981 9.4 M ill Us. SW ... ... . 1 IMa 40 84 Ds. SW 1 4Me 13 all lieSsiatrryk ESsaidlism 141 131 verted, 371. Russian Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., 95 91 i s p a " for cash. The feeling of the market, howe nt v Sold : l r l re. B i l freen to owly ' Aii:LhAl" AL"' 71.774111'"a.:11."14" Si., ek4i aly . :16 ,4 a 1 ed 4. 1 26. 41 1:r. "'deg .saner, U letirel gglaggl " ' IP ;:..": 1 ; 3 .fts. r Andrade Comer an 1 1 die /0 tiered -..... ell - - 34 all litrinaL b ßus,and Latino. 31 31 1031. SardiMait Five per Cents steadier again at 101 l to ;for money, and 2 m 3 a 2 r k ; L ALUV4 41.1 r LA 118 DEI.Eil'Un; w as m. 0.,. 4 . .11,... •t. 100 MarelliSher.,ellueoldb 13 14 nigh Passive Bonds, 6; ditto Old Three per Cents., for the 12th Au g ust . The Three per y C ' ents. Iteiluce4 Sven. • Widen Mounted. - ... eh Idr per l i 'br le ec-and-n Quarter Seen is Lem ist.i 1- Red Si. inl Eeitibh 1 .1. dad; drafted is W 110 HAVE TRIED mos. Grand Durk dads. .. all - - 8. 4 4 tie.MadaiLiseL Calor. 3 21 de 491 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22. , r ,,,,,„ 1 .,.....,,,,,, 0n the plan al the titt/It Winton Third A L L 11.000 Grid Polgood...- ........ ell 11 71 pre M. 100 Ifilleind_ - - - .. 761 ?I 761 71 111 Amongst the miscellaneous transactions in the per Cents., 1041 to 1051. Bank Stock has risen to lt. team isd. Inas, Is.. Oath. it. 1110 1114111rd. • and Derby 43 41 100,00 c Uherty unfunded SCCll wintlit... by refer. 4,4911 14 5111.5 T. 5i,.1 , . . . .-74-,----- 1,,....... Lei* Bathurst_ - - Stock Exchange are saks of Australian Batik shares en t d °o l l nd te ia t e o toc ti k ; t t he o 2 N 8 e 6 % .. it an Nevem& and Carnal... - - at 571, 38 ; Colonial Bank, at 151, 1, ex div.; Com: rifles remain at yesterday's rates. KRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. ' '• 4` !g. i t , ""5 1 4 . 30,,g0 lon. sdkild.r.O.Qta.C.Co. all 4 die 1 SL 100 Newidetet - ... . 481 491 19 81 Ily P. F. 74.atar, I...feed of Leath in University Conde, , SS 13 Newport. Atergwomay. mercial Bank of London, 2111; - Provincial Bank of Wm 1111-be. 1:m.,, 3.. 64. Load; or, rold le tiro pert. . ,Criiiillitllcww - -57, 9.,000 1 Meek:ant tionthAreartear. 3 i S pen cwt New Grenada sad Herincl.. 1 2 Ms 91 show no quotable . alteration. Mexican New Threes 1011,1100 Nouveau Moods Prosaai.easwin see,kwe,. ~.6.!.; a raesa , 3 ,,„ ad , us aaci.taZ Mall To at IS".00 11 Port Philip I 1 I pin 11 Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing I Business in foreign stocks is very quiet, and prices mark i 231 ; Peruvian lkferred, 63; Granada Actives, et. 1116 Nochtli , L A 1.1,71 , i 0 1114 ~i mat CLTIEN of the FRE THE BEST MEDICINS IN TIIE WORLD. 6.1,. on 'nand Rai all 1 di. par • --.. -: 4 8 Ye "" argot. N. • .nd Pitied radius. 12.,.. baud, W. Ili 10 13 Do. IL. /IL- . prem. ; Australian Royal Mail Steam (41. paid), 41: Ebro a, ; ditto Deferred, 91; Spanish New Deferred S. Lk IR i1.1C7E1 . 11. or. Ilideddl. lleadatie, awl Mdeellw yielder, of as densest theusaut tn fader d Parer Life Pins. 7,ire 3.8 lentese &Cu ....ba . . 10 1 : Northers Cosadw Usti; 21 21 al. w r e T imisimp,: h .ipe reeb, ::%:::;:w.ma. 2 ..j.: 2 irimeLT ; iE D :rsio an .T is F h o T it hrees ElGN , 82 E t; =tints. I. esti°. tree the hest Freed Winne: wdondwaos 7 . 24- tA iti v4 ti -At the rrquest et several irked. who had introduced so,poo I did! Australiss......... ; I s ts : lid Ilt. 10e North Bends - ... .. 511 311 Hi 81 General Steam Navigation, 281 ; Crystal Palace ory N.er... J Selected diem. Ike. New Satise. Ude. id. 16 13 North Id.n. No 1... .... SI Me 114 43, 43; Madras Railway, 2: to 21, prem.; C B H I ANGES. PILLS into nide families ore s dediede. I hays Dab. _MN IS rt. Cron Butted Med to a .islet theraidl an.s: d ie, la order to werrtain woe. ••• 170 Id NH oOltrd Sssierie 110 1/2 North Staffordshire.. . lis 44 die 1 1 4. FRENCH UV:CONING% EXPLAINED Is ALPHABETICAL the . 4 ., ... h .., ..). , th ..... 1 .....„ 1 ,... „ it ., . t .. thl 100,000 I usi Maned. ....... 10 20 North worn... ... . - - Canal, par to 2 prem. I 1 PS Cares : .It 3 O.We. Estates. tyro. dal " 0541 5 55, 7 a DUI" preparation' *ow so coundenlr introduced Into any edrertded II 5 •7 0, 1 Tubs 110 6 Nord &Lath eetisse 21 81 on The Isabella has just sailed from Gmvesend for salsas."; 12ao, drib, 27. W. 30 an Oallord, Were., &Wolter. 24 141 U x.4runAt. PHILIWOPII Y. CHYMISTRY. or e . deeded to the pudic for their flew and aidoncity, and, as state.. --- - - - - St. ISO dottieb Ceded ... .. 74 IS t Port Phillip, with 4pecie to the amount of 30,000 f., -: really ermetaSle pins, ountadtai, ae they do. St. .011 'NANA Ilidlesd -..33 37 111 and the Severn with 13,0001. for the same destina tion. There have been no other shipments of coin a per c....______ _11...i.;H1L:12.75eF20rg:m!,...!:170.7_72...11.4npiet3.1131}k„1:731t.i2'.hie5ta3A,00ce1.:./..E....27/:.023.10L17C:17....„..2..ine33.. Tit 211.8, pbut what lost vegetable origin. ASTiWNOMY.HANIIiCIO i t .s of c. N . tTU :_mi ßA r. a . , i tl, A 7 h t r og r i 'l'r•etete• 53 1 I am,taiq ge,,ti j 011,.,.., obedient we al a. Auslyth Chemist. LOCAL SRA RE MA RK E TS. 1M 011 dlnteri. It MM. lye A 4 9 111 111 Do., Claw R... le II ills•wa• h 61 dllerair 11 1 11 as 4 from London to Australia for some weeks past. S Simians. 1... w., dud. T. ROBERTS AND Co., LITZ/WOOL, JOLT 26 . -Th e market h is been dull and 21. a - . - h t Ti--... ch .. t . The subjoined has been handed to us by the Com- i4i.re.iits 1. tui. LAM" r a on Ilif STEAM.II.7IGINE , STEAM NATIOA. motto enordaroas, beery, and quotations are lower. Eastern Counties, 10 15-16 Nor. W. MIL) .. . 111 21 I le3 33 1011 20 103 20 lil 15 112 lo Thio, moan's, and RAt LWAYS. New and Cheap Dinka. One Crane- .ones, Floet-street, London. - Eat Lancashire, 26-Lancashire and Yorkshire,B3llllll tit . 0 ibs. Herd ... ... .. 91 1 misses of Mexican bondholders : dia.e, due 5... ne. 4 4. .seta . -Ditto (6fth shares), 31 d.-London and North Western, 40 is Do. Osweetry ... .. 14! 13 The committse of Mexican bondholders have a letter, 06. 00. 103.521u-2 - ..... sia ltoni k a sunm n 3 per Cents 06 S. NEWfirn ELEMENTS eli STATICS. DTSAIIICS. aad Seld IL I wird., 67. St. pato......suchyard ; Barclay and say 2 11 di 11 sic United States,. from Mr. Falconnet, dated Mexico, the llTMeanitteo. it.* 12do. Id tbr ~...„, Colon ..,1 (3.., 8 0 . m ... 444 L ..... : ... 1301 1 1 1-Ditto (new 1 shard ) , 32 1-Midland, 766 611 "IS 155 4 511 W1U•5w - ... 0111sA. LO, end D . fully 18th alt , announcing that he had on that day forwarded 4. LILLIb's r MLA sit I.ETTERS es CIITHINTIT• New aad by mat reoptatabk dealtts in usediase. Price, 13 1 4., 2.9.1., ass Lit !-Ditto (new pref. 4 per cent.), } i l iz Eout - kilted per cesL - - lla D iv Eby" c adding the Audit'. Idea Reedebeeell Dielotbd y amity wo ad , Id ail, torn and Dover, 22 112- ark and North 111 a. 26 1 I* It ends per ... ... .... Daystulity. A d reultere, Li. Fooled We, So, do*. 61. St. HO Mob Roan ... ... .., .... 6 .• .... XI ...... Tre. tia ; , ,, i r sau S. BUFF'S FAMILIAR LEITERS da the PHYSICS of the _ _ Nsitseuesvii, JtLY 26.-Prices are a elude under the SO 141 Swath Wald . _ ~ . .. .. 40 1 41 4.1 6 signment on the United States, with orders to ship this EARTH. Treating of the Lida Moddente did laid, the Waled, - quotations of Saturday, with but a moderate amount of II II 50115 TOWDILSSWITSO If 11l Ps money to Mesas. Baring, Brothers, and Co., by the first ant ter Air, awl the Fords tad Via rise to them. Lilted by Dr. A. SECOND EDITION. busine-s Leeds Stock, 84-Sheffields, 311-Midlands , 771 z: 1 1 4 .17eekee1 sod _IIWIIoPeoI - - w...... .w. .1.... 1e....i xr - a r. • R. 11..r.das. Fudouip eta, Si- deal. __- --- - -- w5......-- - _ • pwl. Ova le say eme "Mem An it. 7. ODES of ANACREON. Omsk and /MOW Isterliwww. Itisre, pg.t,(2II , TIVE CATALOGUE . of SCHOOL la t t limuirty „ Lilt i..,k I . MINES. . . Greek anal Itag:lsh. Mortimer. i no „ H i . 44144 me diA. pakikhed by Taylor, Welton, and Lyme . by ed. MONDAY EVIININO. 4 . et., lone& .4 laralmory gamete teens i,obesegesersl Y. ...,.. tyo tit ,„,.., ‘ ,....,,, ER. 12..... IL 6.1. ...root 100 Air ... l • llo 9 o stA and mod premiere pectilierities in. iIksOCIION'S Al EMOR UGLI.k. 1:4.* I. Glad' sad Eng. l i The market for English mining stocks continues ,t knein 13.• P 65164 W 6 le "W u " le P" the ier. "De I. *M. In.erhaer. Ilmo. Irk et. 11. 16610 pekoe extremely dull, and we hear of very kw transactions. .. is, • one z t., ;,,,,1,. 0...6.a. ir r a.d ll . l * 1 . 131 4 " la "'wens 61 1.0,4 1 ., IIIR . Oln i: I S m0 11 i n ;. 2114T0 ‘1. 141E3. gekeneos. Greek rd nook. As sellers in must cases prepondensto over buyers, 7,,-,.. a.m... wig 11 . 0 .*1t. 14,01 °" we ' et "e l s en d l es ' D e e . I:. aismoNtirs earttes at CRLs2T aid POD-TIERS. Erred the tendency of prices is rather unfavourable, but and EDO di. Interim. sr. I:ens la Id. generally quotations arc nominally about the same as toew''"'"'"' si Yet:llVA WORKS. 13. isTOl ES from IIt:RMAN W NITERS. German aid Ihkikk. 'EDI lIICS A NCIENT HISTORY ; comprising Inteviinese. I :mo, is set g m. before. t .,,,..,. t ee i.„...,„..,m„t4,..,,..1.......,„,,...h.tu.,.....64..,•:r.b0itri.: . 4 1...t.1n ...1, : p 7 .... 5yt0: r ..1 Itl .. .ast r Umber . 1 7. ". sweeper 0 . 0431, -Wwles P rices of the gold mining shares are unchatird, Vigo A t Atm.. nem Mss. la its eaciseve parker .4 .......... 3 v Is. MT. !CI 11. 6.1. ROFESSOII LIEBIO on ALLSOI'M PALE business being almost at a stand still. Yuba River shares are steady at the improved price of i to I *v....a -•ll.rell'A's 1116fORT of ROHR. TITATIAI44 t , 7 Blame p AI.M. prem. The more favourable opinion entertained of 1 sr..sac.e• ti..s, iv. via. Nunn, sad G. I...Pcsurts. Ti manna . 1 • •• Ss.% prim al iss. Rano InMg to Mr. Allan these shares ism nsequent upon the announcement of ' ~ lusrewaese of 5.. e Pale " nest 1. w " Raeded we "Whir the nrrival upon the spot of machinery for com g"asit.itm•••7. 1.0 . 10 : It 1:1•tai 111 ... N_AN_11_10: 4 1 111; .... . Tesnetated sai.. .pr.,....7 et ..fit.„., it. ~i.b:, q,, 4 dt,.. 1 a. smar . ogpior I k Lo.ms tab so it• te n t a.o. nsw alarm.? Dr Ibis lesereire. and Jai ears eats-row. enabler we to irs- mencing the alluvial waAing. Definite advice,' as to - -- o.,aokal it, la acconiaa,, w. s the °piens of the snot minima the „. 6 ,..,. 0 .,,.... , y . y ~.,, y0 . y .,... 4 ediy .. ~......4 yy result of the first operations of the company may 63 " 1." ' " 141. 4". ...iti5air 4 insroar or VAIL Sew 'salvo. tam... riot). PM* :a. bd.. COnsequently be expected a few mails hence Conner Illsrinty or itoNtE, from the Earliest Tinses 4 P j an ....." .". " ) ,..; ' a g e . ben ' We We l a y *Dd "Om . • " h t. , " ~.b• 1 "In .4 C. Ny'...h.. ". " i • n 5 De ' 1 ,7 e f ewea • ALLsoprs PALE or 13ITTEll n AL TI E s i may be DID°. Miners of }Agland shares mark 31 in the o ffi cial hit. The - non - official 'r ;notations are as follows ' :-..N ‘ -us , t ;se ii ss *a... E linbuttitt o and Editor of :II wkihre obtained is twee of .4 cam frier the Brewer! Banos-on. Lamees. .11 e .'-sal tabu MT sets the piste of every Whet teat hook 0 the Treat; and from lb, endermenUmard Brawl% E•tabli•beents: tralian Consols 1 dis. to par ; Melbourne, par to 1 uns Pus ._ .. at l, king WiLissiortmet, t ity. prom.; North Wales Consols Mining Company, ;to gat grist oh .:. as 2 c. 0.... ". lutikaa.s4 Names LIVERPOOL at Cook.: reet. 31 VIIIEVAIWAL TARIM II 4:SCHESIER_ . ABLF-I of IttGAitl'fllNlS, Common and Tri- I.V iLET ,„„„,,,,..,„ 0, I' E,..• raises. l' oder ths supeontrodenes at tbe 1 q. i r :be 10.2..-1.... .e Corea lownrieolgr. ler. svo, 3e. moot GI.A.GW DUBLIN et Ukter.chineentonnot. ambers, Dome-street. st Maiket.ball. TIIIS ])AY. L PAW. , or. ryas E. at War 011L4. Cake* moan asst., ~ .r th. latitt i‘k ill:M L . nye* ilter•otroe !Akimb o eggs ^ •►plisses • Hit uf reassemble vertigo who supply tle Two o'CLocc. co t 0,.... swi 110i1 , ...._:• • • •• Z y ... 4 ... trady . y i th ., N ...„, t4 t„ err le banes (mill ale In ...41a es tbe semi Wife` r r ' . r e. 2. , ‘ b• . The gold mining shares are steady, though attract rg.,...,„, i.,. ; .1 . „1„.,,--,„,„... ,„,,,,,,„., ....6„1„ Browswy) ape st soy Vow be sera ' ing go attention. Ague Fria and Colonial Gold LlN...kiwi. tkaases r 4) .11•CRYLVI. 'UNABLE and DESSERT KNIVES, in eases.- shares have been transacted at 1 prem. room' Kolltain. revised. evasion'. ile, 1 LECH!, Calk. 4, Lredeaballdtmet. has en emellent variety EY X ICON to .ESCIIYLUS; containing a a pokey. sew patterre in teary, pearl, swl aisle denim, knives, is Clodmi I &Wilma Mt.,. s ~ t ae es IT 01 000 re Drawn' Pawnees albs Soren ere., and every Mecription of take knives, curliest is quality awl Me. -ingre. Mina. ►Paid. prime does 11... Hs t'. Inv. * (snow" A.M., %ILA.* mooned. t u pnee. Also, a variety of kage rhsrporers, several new yesterday. to-day. ..... ~.. • y 0 .„,,,,,,. , L . „egg., loop is. snot to the sone, pattern. ne penknives, Wherecli Ensnare, razrs, rtnl6, pot. an 4 - • ..'; .ter or .eery grist instance from it in the Italy •hao Inc brushes, As. 111. rum Moir snd paste are well worth the I ranati 1 Ages PHs on SIIPe II ste , ...ir. - .,.•.... , M Nob: n.. • -..r.amie..l 2/ - 6..0-o. attention 4 thane who flod shaving Milks'. 100,004 ors. teal. Calikeisfan 1 3 .00. 20 *tartan ROBsoll's Lk TIN A,lO ...NIX inracts*.. QOUNI) and WHITE TEETH are not only in- tacos as tweeelealea.....«.-...- 0 Ij .. rIONSTRECCIVE LATIN EXERCISES for 10 dispel...abl reque to pkriag aten.* in Loth seas, bet "s eee " eaweab". - 1 1 V TEACHING tee ruar.3llll of the LATIN L.:torsos- 0 " ~ p ,,,L,,i,„„ 1 „,,,i,,,,,2 t h t , ‘ ,„o, Id, y , y pi„gg it ',whi t go.. 1 ...." 1 400 r. 1011 / 3105 "" - an 15. 61 . I `ire limos. It I , :twister& flaseet is Untserdty coaege doetwe to the purposes or sudsy ono Ingevity. Menne the varietal "'. °°o I ."Y 513,50 . as I I Me Ikl. .41, rd., Ses.n.l Ebi ton. as sn. doll. 11.. kl. epstAtialle offered PT tee Nino. RIM LANDS' ODONTO, or ,:'t o° . M ",___,_'. l ""°__.lir,_ sad 43 .• 1 " ••• ••• 2:111n 1 e LA 11% ItEADING LENOIR& will complete . Tombs. rE 3RI, I,EsTlyittLE, ...ands unto ":led in Its e ipitelity of mutat- ' "'' • el. '""" W...... 6 D." •• an 5 5 51 . I flee ,. .' 'wind a. a ' "' twee " ... W Clove. hest ekes' 2e * Gn ' hetinag, purifying, and presorting the ter Ito err latest period or 26,000 20 British Iron - - 3. ALLEN* I 3 CINTBACIIVE GREEK FIERCInES. • New Irk. It wi:i be mond to ma tussle all tartar and concretions. and I ce- 10 ." . 13 "Len. D.P. Oak at 5 /. Pis. 11 1 2 4 5 1 IMG.is, r-sie4 try Mr. Worm. le the Week part ap t whiten. ss to t.s. re...oiled PUI fare. remove stop of 6.ode 30 Do. Command Caleb' - - GREEIi AND LAID DELECTI'4EI4. el;.letst derv. render the mime arra and red, sad tben ID the i t y l • e " 29 D.. AL 50 h 0 Dal U. 7 l5 - - rixrirs NEW GREEK DEl.licrus, bei:z teeth Emily la Owl, sockets . and iron: us anmatie itilleems imparts ~..e " . 1 othre Dwww . • Creek ell Par spm .... ... 100.000 i rakm=l.l I 3 1 yes 13 %woofs Sit Trassistion Inns Omit fids Eallkk, ...... 0 ,...„, w.f., la y 0 .,.... u .• p„ .B, D,. The words . Rowlands' °Moto" ars an the :abet, and "A.Rowlani owl Bea 2.1, ilatton•garder." engraved es the gokoweent stamp draw.* Atire. Tim !Anion, revised. limo , ba n cloth. and by ebsoude sad mem. 0,0. .3 Mtg. IkAselonlas Coppes all 1 3 die X ALLIV's Nl* LA 11•1 DEL.EcTun; .„;,,,,,„,t„...„,,,, p p .. 'Mud ea pith 3,y, ty,ki ' race p.. 0 ., ,o••• s . ce.i n.P l lP -.... all - - lave er m In:is le.. 1. ago •h. sal EngiAh into Latin; atTaIIIPTA Is ALL NVIIO HAVE TRIED 73' , ..,, • redden Mountain. - ... air 3Ms pea y„.omato 1....0•••ro, us the plan ui the Omit Dakar. Third Grand Dimly of leeks .. all - - Elks tiors Md. 12wa, ie. Oath. 11.060 Grog Poigeoth....„ ........ ell 11 kvoltlls by PIO ot ...161 tit MERLET. Pe i „AI . ... -- ' l :4 -. C--`;: - 4'5'144-- soome it , ...t0. Überty lab, Bathurst_ Af tAMMAII of the FRENCII LANGUAGE. '7. , ' -*, '; '• ! b.. " 4 vow .11 1 ti7ll Lon. ktkilifor,OSlD.C.Co. all i dre 1 By P. F. Moan. r o.fenew of Trench is University Collsea. 2.,000 I Mexican* kintlutmerksr. 9 4 0 - TfltIPT [err liduker. I :mo, 5. ed. blind; or, mid in two pert. -se:Cr - :Pr0,0 , 10 New Granada ittwane.dios and .kee,leuer. ~.. sd.; sposg. p L y, qt. 100,000 Nouveau Mamie 2. A 1.1.11 , iN 31t1 art Dial ULTIEft M the FRENCH LAX- bita.tAZ TAM To 50 13 0 .00. Port Philip I 3 pin 13 WAG!. N. wnd Kidded Milks, 12sio, hotrod, es. dd. THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 60, , on . Ittart: Rock all i Ms par S. Lk IR . I iUtTLUR. or. 1114belea• Deeman* sad_,_,liii",._ ll . - Tewlmony of se eminent tkeeskt la favour et Pared Life PiII. 7,ns, 20 ketone de Cübs . . gosw a. eons. Me the bed 'Mesh Wilkie: oteloart , ..__tmo 7......, 0. At the require ol aroma fr iend. who have Introduced 30,0.0 1 smith AOsltalLa•::: I iWs par =xi N.. 0.• .. 6Waliksolumemes As. 14wv sateen. 1.... ... PAlttert LIVE PILLS into nark families sees medicine. I have set. &One 10 n. Croft nutted them toe watt cherniml ans:ystri, is order to ascertain wk. 43 • 174 M. tial 1 7 r 1 eld Dixie= 4. FRENCH 6T NONTMLW EXPLAINED Is ALPHABETICAL tsarthey..mtaiwd Li,. a t b,„. „ thy „.. t . t l yt and ether mineral 100,000 I tied Mariposa. ....... OM R: with C-poe• Kesinp.'sa (Frost the .Distkeary et DitS• tra .,„„.... ye „ „ „ 0 „,,„„„ ii th„,,0,„,,,,,„ at. mss` .1 , rt, ~,i 100.100 I Tüba aattam - 1 12mo_ eke!. 2. 6,1 , JVLT 26.—The market has been dull and heavy, gad quotations are lower. Eastern Counties, 10 13-16 —Esse Lancashire, 20—Lancashire and Yorkshire,ll3l II j 1 —Ditto (fifth shares), 31 d.—London and North Western, 1301 1 I—Ditto (new share; t j, 32 I—Midland, 761 f I I—Ditto (new pref. 4 per cent.), } p.—Soutb Eastern and Dover, 22 11 2 ork and North Midland, 261 6 JILT 26.—Prices are a shade under the quotations of Saturday, with but a moderate amo un t o f busine-s Leeds Stock, 84—Sheffields, 31 I—Midlands, 77} —Duvers, 22 5-16—Whitehaven and Furness, 6l—Calealo miens, 21 3-16 I—Cheshire Junction, d —West Ridings, 2 9-16 2.-31. and B. C. Quarters, p.—Leeds Preference, 13I—Eastern Counties, 11 3,l6—Sheffield Preference, 131 —Kendal and Windermere, 121 c.—Blackburn, Lune, Jute 26.—We have had a (tatter market this awning, and a fall generally in quotations. The following are the closing sales:--Lancashire and Yorkshires, 831 — East Lancashire, 20— Leeds Northerns, 17 Midland Stock, 77—Midland New Fret. ., } prem.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 331. 13113111NOH•lt, 26.—Thus market was languid to day, and prices lower. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were done at 11}; North &a ff ords, at 5j die; South Stat. fords at } die ; sad in local stocks, Birmingham Fire Office Shane, at 124. • per lent& IS per Ceuta k3 32 sbr Glam. 5 pee Cent• 3 per Cents. New Lora' I ... Radians , ' on Leedom: 25 271 ;90 days, 23 175. Wean, 5 percaniao 101 Mow Nap'es Rents mosey. Do. 1651 — Boman S per Cent. 96 - ... Do. 1330 Piedmont 5 n.Et . 9 6951 .. Prerrury Roods 3 i Do. 6 , 1832 — • Bank Skulls tank!. ; di:to (left bark . ), 321 56,1 ' Paris and Orleans, Iola; Pans and Rogan, 913 3; Room and Havre MO; Marredles and Aingoon, 465 ; Strasbourg and Bale, 291 50; Northers, 611 73; Parte and •ite..• hours, 61371; Parts and Lyon., 711 23 • Lyons and Arig• sm. 573 75 ; Boatman and Troyer, 706 33; 630; Dieppe and Foamy, 1,3 73; Paris and sorsa:, —; liorelsana and Tette, Menne et St. Disler k Gear, 523. MADRID, JULY 2 1.—three per Cents., 45 3.16 to ; do. Deferred, 22 7-16 ; Debt (Ist class, payable in New Bonds), 111; do. (2nd class), 5 3 . Bank of St. Ferdinand, 102 c. Exchange on London, 50.30. BERLIN, JULE 24 .—Voluntary Loan, 1021 3; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 1014; ditto (18.52), 104; ; National Ikbt, 94 ; Commercial Ma rine Swiety's Premium, 1231; Bank Shares, 1061,. SEOOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S (LIZETTE. tißeEk m TILE GREEK TESTAMENT, from the Text of Grinned.. with the various Rending. of Mill end •ebiaa, Mar. goo: Refcrencta. Mather-id Introlestion, fil.. New Editlon, revised ad earareeted. ca.. G. 64..1,0\ ; argon n, Ib. SaL 2. PLATO. lbe Apology of Soares. a, die Oita, and put of ta lad.. Wit h front stallbasen Sebleitratacherla Introdnetketh a 44 of Ikerstss, Be. Stood &Ida. IhJl:ed by Dr. W. bean. Dwo, sloth. 3.. 1. TAI ITCh. lieretanin, Agricola, end Vint Book of the Wale. Irak Now in Clients. Ir.= Itopertt, Pareuer. Welsh. and Bottieber's lterenrk• no the Style of Taegu& Second Edition. Edith.% by Dr. W. 1 larts. limo, Stabil'. Im!.. airib... a d — s I t II ••• ••• • 11110reird Irs!t Ouswall _ . . _ T li SI I fl 10 70 7 FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 21.—The Queen haa been pleased to approve of Mr. Robert A. Thomson as Congul at Nassau, New Providence, for the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg. I 1 - ii. — ••. -- Tral;;;Z — .. DPAl.lll.ll.Parolure . 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WIZEN AND lATDI (lILANDIAZIL k)NIX)N LATIN GRAMMAR, including the Los Vitas mei Prooody I. FAO* assatepaatad with Naos. ty • Grads& of the 1 ower•Uy of tAlord, 13th Edlticediao, USE, e.AS LONDON GREEK GRAMM 411. dealgawd to exhibit la mall agape Ye Ea win. of the Week I-MOM& Sailed by a Ondlohe el the Ehiver•4:l at mixt. Yifth E titian, I Sas Is Sd., Coll NROPTASOIt hL n0tt0.12114 WORKS. E:MENTS of ARITHMETIC. By AUGUSTUS 80a..40, Pre'essor at Illailismatio t. I:alveretty Coheir, Ptah Water, mai leap. slab. Flee Sit. 2. ViLEAL LOGIC; or, theCelonlas al Mena" Nessisars end PrOes L [UAL% re of ALGUMA. fad Idle. mei I 2veo. els& 4. TI I64 OOIIICTILT mid DOUBLE ALORIULL Soya litoe, GA. 5 ABITIOIETICAL BOOBS end AOMORI, f the 'aviation Pnr. ne to the how Ti... th.oot It ea, Ostia I.R. IL G. e.w t %.104 !FOREL 72:::GERMANIA of TACITUS. With Rthno ilocal hutertaderr sad Note.. By Dr. 6. 0. (ATOMS, late of Au EarmA Lerfere eat Literature t. Limit/ Or. Ire, WW II. aft, 'Mk Wes ISL L THY. 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SIIIT , Ve /WHOM LAM iNART of AwnQuirtzs, or tat I wan limP toren " Dletaiesry of Greek .ad Roma Astlipe tra." Pe Woo/Wits lime, lS M. I. PR. W. *ND Ire NEW CLAII4ICAG DICTIONARY ef MO GI/AMY. VT TISOLASJY, GAMONAPIIT, partly hand as the hLiMisteary ,fOresit red bosses litography .14 Mythology." I Is. UL WIIMF'S SMALLER CIA , -NrAL DIC7IONABY ; We'W Rolfferista row doca lOa 6d. PIPAILMOR FolfTEllll WORKS. ELEMENTARY TREATISE ea ME at %Mei, for re tr of hair Vsirmility Brililra By Air P.m.% A.B PAW Fellow of Crier% Firer r Nord Tillarby t'sivendtf ull akpi e = Mori !dittos. lows Slob. L FLK V TISK we OPTICB. Part L Sr, fa Y. ekoh. 111.11311-4 YAWN TREATIa as orrice. Port IL 110 Higbee hoprittoss. sick 13a. id. doll. HEBREW 1.1NOI:AO riiWITZ'S H GRAMMAR of L the HEBREW !AMA' AGL Feuer Mick reeler wad oalargod. M.ck Is.. Oath. Or, Le two parr edd rprNdr—lYweti b. liar/ Bliwirfor rd Oytitma tia clot!. Book of GI..NfnUI in ENGLISII.IIILBREW, tiorear t r o Z is lwarlarr Tram Sara mobitastisily the row cc the an trel.h morn: Philordest Nor, sod • Orome,tial Intrados. boo fly W. rwronrs, 11.111.A.8. Fourth F.ditios. Sr, Ss. Wet,, it ith the Weird Test is Hebrew ehrestan at lM MA lir, War ern. ELEVEN TART MATMEMATIOS. I.IENIMINGS FIRST 1100 K on PLANE TAI -1 oNoMETRY : Chaextrieal Tregssectetry, sad Us " el 'to ''' , "l ,4 4t: with amerces ezemples. Toe the V i re 61600. P. thee. with Diegraies. b. GIL Itt 1 4 E1E4 L1.e 0 4E4:4 eh NUMBER: THE RA .4 I E 404 MANUAL. limo, Meth. K New Malliee. TIIC ,4 11.11.tit'e PRAXIS. Item. 2h, hew& 11414611.11 LkeeetNi as PORN ; Oro la i st r° 464 k. le °l°. ashy. 12me. Xtunettert Diagram. 116. Id., cloth. 4. RITCHIE" , PRINCIPLES el the DIYERRIOMAL aid GEM OEM. CALtYLEtt, heillieety Mieteeted. lDdorded.....___ oo "!I•el :pee: peewee. Nested Mhos- Iterieed I. •••• •••• of Ikea. w ee a 45 64 Goth 4. eITEII PRINCIPLEtt el GEOMETRY, trailkiali in", ti' to teriety of uetful perponee. awed Mitten. 12014 1 40 endeate. 3e, eft, doll, mut. ii+rg 10/ , INTEIMINZAR TRANSLATIONS. LATIN. tatt.F.S. Rs. IL ed. pat Volume. pH.4I2ItCS . FABLES. Latin sad English. In teran,. lbw. Is N. 2. I % ! 1. , . iIETABORP ti IVAILS. Bost I. lAtis W Sagliek. 1161 , .14. 4r. I Ano, 1.. LV I Ite4 Ats I , Pock !Mtn and TASIS*L. IstfoltlT. lo P 044211 LY.S.to IN4 to VIRGIL. Ihno, Is ed. ( ' , 6.ti..t , ‘ INV I.IoN of BRITAIN. Lotto sad /mei*. la. 1240 n, d. . LI (JAN'S 81AL.L21;2.8. OttoS Lad USW,. 12. Blbssor. 12sou, Is. Id. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jon' O'Nnic, Glasgow, contractor. 11411141T10 FISSDINICK LLOYD, Edinburgh, comedian. PATISICIL CCNNINOUAN and FATBACK COLLINS, Olaa gow, contractor. THE WATERFORD ELECTION. DUBLIN, MONDAT EVENING. It turns out, most fortunately, that the return of the numbers at the county of Waterford poll, like that of the county of Clare, was erroneously reported, and that Mr. Hutchinson in Waterford, Ilbe Colonel Vandeleur in Clare, woe supposed by a vary unpiemeat 'mistake to ham been successful. The new ambere lir WsWird county are : Mr. N. Y. Power and Mr. his lionetrie. The majority of Emends over Hutchinson wee 30. The official declere tics was to be made this day. PRINCE RAILWAY TRAPPIC.—The following are the hut returns of the grass receipts of tbs ptinstrad French railway.: Non —Prom July 5 to July 11 Passengers. 341,3067.; goods, 214,37 . 6 f.; total, 312,342 f. Reteas.—Prom Puly II tu July 17: Pasnogers, 111,113 f. ; goods, $1,753f.; 50101 , 19,211ar. rlAvat,—Prom July 11 to July 17: Psonagers, 44,9331. good% 17,420.; total. 112 . 1031 - 01131•11• ass season Lass.—Prom July II to July 17 : .sees. goods. 119,830 LI: total, MATO. 11111WOOVRO.: Prom Judy 3 to:July IS: Peasengers, 133,7711.; gingn111,544.; total, MAIM. ageriganay.— ?root; July 6 to July 11: Passengers. 10,9431, ; pat% 1 :,660.:; total, 51 . 1113 L Masseitsam—Pori July St toJuly 3 : Pamengers,l7,l77L; goods, alttotal, 90 ,191 E roes. —From July 11 to July 17 : Pawnor% 313,400 6 1 Oak 116,923 t.; total, 110,337 f. Weermix—Yrere July 7to Jely 13: Pamengers„U,Seef.; geed% 15,137 L; total, IlLeen. COMPLETION OP THE SUBMARINE TELEOZAPE srrwitene PoarrATRICIL AND DONAORAMSB.—On Saba. day " the final fetter," as it bas been facetiously called. or in other words the " cable of international coaseed," it has also been called, was sunk and successfully home to Partpatrick, on the Scottish coast, thereby Mg the submarine line of electric communication Demaghadee, between Ireland, Scotland and England. no veivetions of the expedition. which were prudently me emend last week fur more favourable tides, wi re resumed on Friday and continued without intermission throughout the whole of Saturday, on the evening of which day, by 10 o'clock, the cable was securely anchored on the Scottish coast, but as no details connected with the opera tions of the expedition have yet transpired, it is impoieible to know how the communication works. The additional length of cable sunk was about 14 miles, 7of it having bees previously submerged, making a distance of 21 miles between the two coasts, or a difference of 44 miles over the route between Holyhead and Ilowth. The cable at Peet. patriek will be immediately placed in oonnezion with as Electric Telegraph Company's wires at Dumfries ; sad it fe understood that both companies will be ultimately canneeteet with one another. The wires from Dumfries to Po* patrick run subterrancously in a trench of a foot sad • quarter through Strantaer, Genoch, Whiterook, Newtea Stewar and New Galloway, and from Donaghadee, on the opposite ooast, will ultimately be carried to Dublin, Be{. fast, the north of Ireland, and all its principal towns whom the pent-offices will be used for telegraph stations, the peer greed system being intended eventually to embrace dm whole of Ireland. THE lame EtwrloNs.—Though the tories have someelett in Down, they have sustained some very striking defeats in other Irish counties. In Carlow, one at least of the two former tory members will be thrown out, perhaps the two. In Langford, the tory, after a canvass, did sot dare to appear on the hustings. In Roscommon, toe, the Derbyite candidate took to fight; and in Galway county, the ministerialist, a ft er a great deal of boasting, retired from the lists. Again, in the county Kilkenny Serjeast Shee, the foremost advocate of tenant-right, after Mr. Crawford, has pulled an overwhelming majority. If the two tories in Carlow are thrown out, along with the other defeats, Lord Derby's looms in the south end west of Ireland will much exceed his gains in the north.—Northens Whit. Hop CROW ER3 aro reminded that all hop grounds are required to be entered with the officers of inland revenue on or before the lot of August. By law every hop plaster is required, under a penalty of 2 01 . for neglect, to tank his or her hag or pocket with h , s name or her name sal the name of the parish, and of the county in which the ber put into such bag or pocket were grown. Forms of seam are obtainable of the Excise. TUE DEVONPORT DOCKYARD BRIOADE.—The an neal drills of the royal dockyard battalion having con eluded, the following minute from the commodore superin tendent has been made public navies reported to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty the termination of the drills of the royal dockyard brigade at Dcvonport, their lordships have been pleased to signify to me that they con sider the general conduct of the officer, and men of the brigade and the manner in which the evolutions of the 16th east. were performed, as highly creditable to the whole force, and I have much satisfaction in making this commu nication known to the brigade."—Signed, M. Sayrooz. ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.— The see' ' train from Dover due MI London at 11 o'clock THE SUPPLY OF WATER IN PARIS. Paris is divided into two distinct zones for the distribution of water. All the lower portion, that is to ay hese-lifths of Paris, might be supplied by the water of the Canal di l'Oareq, arriving naturally from its own weight *NM* the aii of leeteinee and the expense of fuel. This ie Ihe Ist seas. Thu ether portion, less important as to selent, semet reeelee the water except by artificial means ; cm the left leek I elogeises the Montagne Ste. Genevieve sad the nekffibendstipmeers, which are supplied by the waters of Amu% ibe wail of Gruselle, and the forcing pump of Notre Dann. Oe the right bank, the second zone lonia the line 11/11111ft parellel to the oetroi wall ; these are the *het end beet built quarters of the capital, yet they use en tweet supplied with water from the Seine. The et Chaffin gives a very insufficient sup ply. W heeb Wl* lie means of action either on account of tie atttmll somber of its pipes or of their small size, the City of Paris cannot utilise the mass of water which it has a right to draw from the canal de l'Oureq. In fart, acesersing to the agreements entered into in 1818 and in 1861 between the company having the concession of the canal and the administration, 6,000 inches of water may be taken as it may be required by the engineers, at 2.1 metres above the level of the Seine, and in all seasons of the year, to be used by the public fountains, or any other mode of distribution in the interior of Paris.' Out of these 6,000 inches, scantly more than from 2,400 to 2,600 inches have been used during the greatest heats of summer, in come- Runes of the insufficiency of the means of distribution which we have just enumerated. In presence of the neon. ruiner which every day arias from this sad state of things, in the simultaneous service of the fountains at the corners of streets, the watering and the public fountain., I the city has decided on utilising all the water it can draw from the Canal de Mang. For this purpose the three reservoirs of the left bank— Vauginrd, Racine, and St. Victor—the supply of which, in consequence of the oar fewness of the pipes, is not 'efficient for those populous guar- ten, will he united to the aquedeet by large pipes of 60 Lena. metres. Thanks to Weepiest the reservoirs will be always ' full, aid in a state to supply uninterruptedly the memory pipes which convey the water Into the different streets of Paris. As to the right bank, a reservoir capable of eau. tinning 1,800 metres of water will be made at Cbaillst, sad new pipes will supply all those parts in which the distrilie. lion has been hitherto insufSeient. As far us rewards the second zone of Paris, a part lower than the level of the Canal de l'Ourcq, and which is supplied by the waters of the Seine, the new machines at Chaillot will convey to it 1,400 to 1,600 inches of water, instead of from 400 to 600,', which are now distributed by the old machine,. The works for the execution of these improvements will entail an 's pume of 2,800,000 fr., viz : Distribution of the water of the Oureq 1,300,000 fr. Do. do. the Seine .. 1,600,000 " In adopting this vast system in principle and in devoting to it a first outlay of 300,000 fr. en the budget of 18-12, the city has comprehended that it would be • productive expense, and that the sacrifice. which it was obliged to make would not be onerous fur it, budget. In fact, alter providing for the service of the fountains at the corners of the streets, the watering and the monumental fountains, the city now dc. rives from the sale of its water a revenue of newel' , 1,200,000 f. This is a revenue which is every day increasing, and which wilt be still further increased by the ameliora tions we have just spoken el. The receipts for the sale of water in as esprese t. 1&10 we 675,641 fr. last night, dill not reach the tenninus . tlllhalf.put three this 1840 845,571 morning. It appears that the train had proceeded as far as 1848 1,085,683 Headcons, mid-way between Btspleherst and Ashfeeda 1851 1,187,368 when it came into collison with one c o nvey i ng goods. aid ',Th e emoati t o f th e rece i pt . every par ii,,,,m. Oat of was thrown off the mile. Much confusion prevailed, sod it 36,000 houses, 6,000 at the most hare taken contentions ; was feared that the digester would prove fatal in more and this number will certainly augment as soon as the city than one instance. The stoker belonging to the express can off,r water to the proprietors of house* in every quarter. had both his thighs dreadfully lacerated. The passengers These are weal expenses; they will turn to the profit of I escaped wholly unhurt, if we except the effects or the shake t h e fi nance . o f th e city, and t o the comf or t o f th e inhabi- attcndant on the collision. The line was quickly put into tants; they will comvicte, with the new system of sewers .006 ing ord. r, and the accid. nt will out interbro in any now In use, an ensemble of desirable improvements. way with the usual daily trade. 110 kalatJh uritlea .Weales al=teloOdelleida).. Now se oCx•tiarr — B) oktruse ! k Dis Aram (loosed to 0 rootMadon; 11•01111dby(1.TorlANItio n. sham ( ditto)... Do. Awe ditto) Orodhol I.l.Esa set Gums Irish 1142m14 . ,01sr.aporCatt.1 ,iir.rasa;rai l r — : PrarromitVrproper. Loa. iN.WootAlmoklitorf Ditto , liorres to Dna Prelim —.. , tasf .14116.0" (isoLle las. redi York. to Nr.ligerria) Warr Vaill re aWit Dersil Ditto Digo Ditto Oa wilts at rowirort (110011 to Groot Western).. 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If f pm id US 133 MI I 111 6 h Ml. 31 The committee of Mexican bondholders have a letter, via United States, from Mr. Falccnnet, dated Mexico, the 18th alt , announcing that he had on that day forwarded to Vera Crux, hy a special conductor, under an efficient escort, the 2,500,050 dollars received (or the Mexican as signment on the United States, with orders to ship this money to Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co., by the first steamer of the ltosal Mail Company leaving that port, which would be in the beginning of this month. The intelligence conveyed in this despatch was published in the Express of Thursday last. The news received from Mexico by way of New York fully confirms that given by as, as it appears that the threatened coup deed, which has been so much canvassed in this country, has not been carried into effect. The official journal of Mexico, in a commu nicated article from the President, has declared that there is no foundation for the report, and states that the government have decided to sennain faithful to their oath, and to perish with the institutions of the country, if such is to be their destiny. The food pronuuciamento at Vera Cruz has also terminated in a peaceable manner, the principal functionaries of the port having determined to bring to a successful issue the measures adopted by the municipality for the introduction of foreign corn. It is stated that the government has finally , decided to convoke an extraordinary session of the Federal Congress, when a programme will be presented by the ministry tending to bring about a general recon ciliation of parties, and to improve the position of the country politically and financially. The 2,500,000 dollars of the indemnity money will doubtless reach our shores by the steamer due on the Ist August. At a meeting of the Spanish Bondholders' Com mittee, summoned last Thursday in consequence of Lord Howden being in town, a special address was agreed to, expressive of the high sense entertained by the bondholders of his lordship's services in the late negotiations with the Spanish government. The committee at the same time desired to know whether it would be agreeable to his lordship to receive a de putation from them to express verbally theirgratitude, and also to request that, if opportunity should offer, he would further aid any endeavours which may be made to obtain a recognition of the certificates issued by the various committees fur the portion of arrears of dividend not funded by the Spanish government. His lordship's very handsome reply will be found below, and will be read with gratifica tion by the bondholders. It is satisfactory to see that the committee are by no means disposed to sibs in the confiscation of the half of the armor eoapons, as provided by the late shameful convention, but that they are determined to keep the question alive till the government of Spain is shamed into some arrangement more in consonance with principles of justice : Hereford-street, July 25, 1852. S'r,—Having come to-day carnally to London, I had the honour of finding year most kind letter. The circumstance of my not having been in town will excuse me for not having instantly answered it. I feel greatly flattered and exceedingly pleased at the expressions of regard contained in the communication which lam now answering, but I also feel that any exertions I have been happy enough to snake in the cause of the bond holders have been greatly overpaid by their kindness already manifested to me in various ways and on different occasions. I therefor* gratefully and respectfully decline giving an y gentleman the trouble of waiting upon me, though, at the muse time, I am glad to avail mysaf of this opportunity to bind myself to a continuance of every endeavour that it shall ever be in my province to make in favour of the much ill-used body of Spanish bondholders, and they may 'depend upon me, at all times, as their willing and anxious supporter. Allow me to thank you, sir, with whom I have had so much correspondence personally, for the courtesy I have always met at your hands, and to subscribe myself, with great truth and regard, your very faithful servant, J. Collett, Esq., &c. Howearr. Amongst the passengers by the Africa, which has just arrived, is Mr. J. J. M'Cahen, Commissioner of Loans for the State of Pennsylvania, who is charged with the conversion of the present state debt of Pennsylvania, falling due yearly front 1853 to 1870, into a thirty-five year four per cent. coupon stock, free from taxation. The present debt averages 4i per cent. interest, and is registered in Pennsylvania alone, where the interest is collected. It will thus be seen that this state has shrewdly determined, I with a view to obtaining an increased circulation of its securities on the continent, to meet the general wish on this aide, by forming one large coupon stock. There can be no doubt that by thus taking advantage of the present ease of the money markets of London and the continent, • considerable pecuniary advantage will result to the state. Mr. M'Cahen is also de puted to receive proposals for the 5,000,000 dollars five per cent stock, to be awarded in September, to the appearance of which in this market we drew attention some time ago, and the proceeds of which are to be in part appropriated to the payment of. . state loans now due. Much attention is now directed to the course of monetary and commercial affairs in the United States under the stimulus imparted by the Californian gold influx, and tho following analysis of the leading items in the statements of seventeen banks in the city of New York will consequently be acceptable. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SVOAli.—The market has opened without spirit, and the public aides are going off heavily. Refined also dull; grocery lumps, 46e. to 48s. Bd. COPIEK..—The large public sale of Coate Rica was bought in at full prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted steady, at 445. TEA. —This article is steady. Common Congou firm, at 84. Baierzean.-800 hags, refraction 54, sold in public sale, at 285., which wu a very full price. Corrox.-1,500 bags sold yesterday on 'Change, at a shade higher prices. BIANDT.—Thia article is firm at the late advance. Benne remain steady. In other articles no material alteration. ,TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market h steady to-day, at Pettey annexed quotations: Town Tallow, 365. nett caah ; St. sbuggh 1. C. on the spot, 375. 9d. to 38. ; October to December, 38a.; January to March (1863), 38e. Bd. to 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY liiAItICET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large, and prime rather lower. Prime Meadow Hay, 78s. to 84s. Od. ; inferior, 6.55. to 725. 0,1.; new, 60s. to 78s. ; Rowea, 655.; Clover, old, 90s. to 100 s.; new, 60s. to 84e.; Straw, 325. to 355. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, Jator 26. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 8,110 firkins Butter, and 880 bales Bacen ; and front foreign ports 6,860 casks Butter, and 750 bales Bacon. We have to notice a decided improvement in our Butter market, the finest sorts being most saleable; but ail descrip tions sold more freely. and an advance of Is. to 3s. per cwt. wns realised, according to quality. Foreign advanced 6e. to 81. ; for the beet we quote— On board. landed. Carlow's 686. to 725. 6246 to 745. Corks 7os. to 719. 71s. to 721. Ilmerlaks 62s. to 6.19. 625. to 675. Waterfords Best Dutch The Bacon market was very active, the supply net being nearly sufficient to meet the demand. Prices daily ad vanced, and the market closed stiff at 625. to 685., landed. according to quality, dtc. For Hams an advance of 41. per cwt. was obtained. Lard remains very firm. Stocks and deliveries for the week ending July 24: Burma. Duos. Stock. Delivery. 1 stock. Delivery. MO 10,034 3,510 11.490 1,270 1651 1652 27,460 6,730 I 1,210 2,700 NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL. Owing to the prevailing hot weather very limited sup plies of each kind of meat have been on sale in these MU keu. Good clearances have been easily effected, at very full prices. . ' Per 61b. by tbe wow. s. d. mi. J. s. d. s. d. Inferior Beef 342 61 1 lnterior Matto& 2 6 110 Middling ditto . ..... 262 6 1 Middling ditto. 3O 3 6 Prima large ditto ... 2 10 3 0 Penes ditto !tato small ditto Veal 2 6 3 10 &sail Pork 3 3 3 6 Lamb s 4e. 3d. to Ss. Od. PRICES OF BUTTER, Kiel Friesland, per owl 64 64 5. to l l Unmet new 70 76 Carlow old 70 Waterford e 6$ Owl' Limerick ,, 60 ship — 64 Freon butter, per donee 9 II CherbireCncese,perewt lO 70 Cbedder, do CHEESE, HAM, a,. a. I. Doable Oloonseter, per cut. 46 le 26 I r smte d h. L. 42 46 GO 70 Westmoreland do. Irian do. Almeria= do. Wlltehlre Hamm green 62 64 Waterford Emma SO 62 Itemborgb do. — Almeria's& DEATH OF BARON DE LANolersoaFF.—From Frie burg, in the Grand Ducky of Baden, we hear of the death, in his 78th year, of the well-known botanist and traveller, Baron George Frederic de Langsdorlf. M. de lang s d or ti wax a native of Heidelberg, where his father was Chan cellor of the University; and at the age of 30 the young man accompanied Admiral Krusenstern, iss botanist to the expedition, in his voyage round the world. M. de Langs. dorff passed many subsequent years of his life in exploring various botanical meridians; and for a ti me h e executed certain ministerial and diplomatic functions in the service of Russia at the Court of Rio Janeiro. The history of his voyages, and of the results of hi s researches, has been pub halted in • series of works—in French and in German— which have uppiurvil in Faris, Frankfort, Berlin, D res d en, and Leipsg. se( - -• r • • • .7111 • ; iO . 'ls so to