The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-08 00:00:00

TT ,e,",.... ~..„....., .„-..._ ~c, , ,_ ,t / Tvbt 4' fip rt%% No. 1,546.] _ — LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1851. [THREEPENCE. PROROGATION CHESTER gni HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.' BOTAL IEI4II NATIONAL CATTLE. SHOW In Dahlia on he lath. telb, and .10 • LONDON to DUBLIN es IS IL•ars pm Tlellowth whets will be heed at Elision Raton 71a am.. 6.0 p.m.. sad T. 4 P.m. trains. nit (lass Weis Takata WI 0 0 Scowl elms 44 Return Tarts at • fare anal a half, aretah!” for 14 die, &To r c i te C!. star and Holyhead Oampasy, or City of LANA Company's LONDON In COBIC OYAI• CHIN . JUNK.—The Maadarin iiiirs, CHINE II 0 ceetlaws tO rewire vast additions to his Waives, hath The 1111.1ranl of curiosities sad grand as. mak of ail I=7 - he Hap tear err Ma olfgr ilith. T.l attrattial. ,TM jamit 'apse Irma la a.t. amid disk. Chalets War Dewiceotra- I :ion, by Narivea. Admission I& SHARES AND RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. 1 HIS DAY. Pests, Auo. T.—Vernailien (right baak), 270; Ditto (left bank), 230; Parls and Orleans. stgi 75; Pari• and Rouen, 617 50; Knots and Havre. 346 25 ; Marseilles and Avignon, 210; Strasbourg and Bale. 155; Centre, 440; Bou:ogne and Amiens, 270; Orleans and Bordeaux, 397 50 ; Northern, 46873; Paris and :straebourg ; 381; Tours and Nantes, 275; Dieppe and Encamp, 200; St. Ger main. 440. MADRID, Aro. 2.—Three per Cents., 3.5 k ; after Bola, 351. Four per Cents.,lst. Five per Cents., 171 ; alter Bolan, 171 cash. Coupon+, ; after Bolan, 81 paper. l'assivcs, fig ; after Bohn, 69-16 cash. Bank of St. Fer dinand, 100 cash. Exchange on London, 51. Vipssi, Aen. 6.—Five per Cent. Metalligues, 97; Bank Shares, 1235; Exchange on London, 11.36. ROBIN'ti 275th, 276 h, 277 •h, 278th, 279th, 280- h. Vilst spneeimace, thiereeetiented - and triumphant swerve nightly before i.elighted and overflowing audit nee., et idealegant 232, Pieeadilly (oppwas the Haymaikin ) At Eight &doek every Cvenieg Mr. and Mrs Wel M veil renew by Ull2lOlllOOl desire, nine inimibie harem Pate:amine* and Fantastkine, with entirely new programme which tionteou all the dela•tone nertimarl (by mina naiad) before her Maledy the Queen et Windsor Castle (ite the nt the Mtb of ApriL PARLIAMENT tbiTtlam I iWaiteTr . : 1..." 4 MI" !u2c119.1! Clowns prlces Ye.terday. We.wA.oup Wiedmk. Test, o'CLocz. The English stock market opened with a steady appearance this morning, and for some time pre sented the same feature us for some days past, busi ness being upon a quiet scale ; but latterly some parcels of money Consols have been pressed for sale, causing a reduction of at which the market re mains. The general feeling continues steady, and it is not improbable that the decline may be re covered before the close of business. lat Clara ..... ...... X 3 15 0 2n4 Cline —.—. ... .. 213 0 P.aturn Ticks% tat f1an...„.... 5 U 0 Diva Ind Clan LONDON to KILLAHNLI ard RACY, Is Mora midis Mate Weeks. Ist Cam .... to 0 0 rod el. as 5 0 0 tat Clam lit iota rally buret pre Urgers Trains briar/is London sad I:2leatar.-11y order. J. O. BINGEL. lisperlatendent's Mr" Chtelsr. Amidst G. 111111. BY HER MAJESTY. la 1 so ; 134 I BIWs:WoW. 8-Tix7il Bt 'Meshed, IA Cleo. Jan We crews sad lliayb;;1 i Dublin and BeltsstJuoc. East Anglian (X 25 L. k K. I and L..k 13 11 die 79 81 Ina 111 16 161 22 20 dY roma] ry W. ii14::•;i - fv/N • Moraine This day having been appointed fur the proroga tiott of parliament by her Majesty in person, the route front Buckingham Palace to the House of Lords was thronged with persons of every grade. The windows of the First Lord of the Admiralty, 11 UNOERFORD-H ALL, Strand.—ENTßEl OT of INDUSTRY and COMMERcE. D at-TM:CNN PIIANTAuMIGOISIA.—eOU TON'S DIORIMAS. NOTICE la lIV.RENT the lICNOEREORD.IIALL ndI be OPENED to the public on MONDAY, the 11th day of August instant. Early applieation for the remaining stalls in the 'domi nated and Louver Damara ehoold be made to Mr. E. VOURE, manager, Ifungerforil-bail, Straw!. of whom the rules and regula tions of the establishment, end every information mar be obtained. (1111 - 11.1i11.) &Mem Counties Eastern Unius, cur A... nate E. U. Ob.) D. class B sad Era Lunsubire V 11 6 6 44 5 14 3i 144 Si BAILTVAYS. THIS DIY. Two O'CLOCK. WoECT ROUTE to the CENTRE and NORTH f SCOTLAND, via LONDON sod VI STERN and ft CENTItAI. ItAILWATA. JeNY., 1131. _ those of the .-Chief and the Seeretari- at-War at the Horse Guards, and of the other go vernment offices from whence a good view of the procession could be obtained, presented an immense gathering of spectators. The roofs of the Horse Guards, Admiralty, and the adjacent public buildings, were crowded with government offi cials and their friends, and on the esplanade in the rear of the Horse Guards nt St. lames's-park were a great number of equipages filled with fashionable,. 'l he dense crowd commenced as sembling at an early hour, and long before the time appointed for leaving . the palace the park appeared to be a complete living mass. The line of route was strongly guarded by detachments from the several divisions of the metropolitan police, under the immediate orders of Mr. Commissioner Nlayne,and the yy 23 13 I 23 30 I SO I — lio.Tiori;k . tZve;' ' East !k"'est jrall, tia4l - 11a - ra2 — . liiatTioa — . - .: Pallataugb and Olaniair Valiaaurglo, Perth,Unaaa i fireat ! . lu . rthern _.,. .. 19 II TS 30 3 6 17 171 51 5 121 12 341 39 93 94 111 111 79 91 61 9 psi 491 50 St ei The share market opened at yesterday's prices, but these have not been maintained, the range being now lower for most descriptions. Some of tho heavier stocks have suffered rather severely. !Simul taneously with the issue of the London and North Western accounts, heavy sales have been made of this stock at a full of full 11., whilst a decline to a similar extent is also to be observed in Great West erns. Lancashire and Yorkshires, Midlands, and South Eusterns are likewise depressed. The following are this day's sales up to 2 o'clock : ._ Tram te-tm --- _ a.m. p.m. p.m. Lutes Watioa, Looks 1 , 0 pa Liverpool 3 0. 30 10 0 • EL 39391619i9t 3MI ........ 7 • ---- 357 Arri,e 44 4.40. Sublias Para Dodos 4 43 - - 4 6 T I/ALLOR, has received instructions to DIS • Favb: I.IY a MANUFACI Itt'SINESi requiring, on bAta'f of the proprietor, ro manual lahgr. A cumfott%ol , LAC woe to be derived by two days' spplication to the Madam e ant factory. Any gentleman who aisle:irks hie mint il ang wrull devote two or tbree days, a weak to @Almond mob and orders loould, if a man of Moaventt, mon de. ice a comfortable ince. endemic —For particulate, • ap'y at J. ti.'s oflkes, 7. Claarlottmorem. Hlackfriar',urtart. i); 4 share', & 6 pull/. I.Bout h. and Mat. (IN.) relit Woktera Du. ancaster had Cralisle is 1U;.) l IT 1141 5 p.. ,biniten ... 6 ♦1 I , 4res (may redneed. By order, ROULIa JOAN TONE Jam 110131. itailw .y (Mee, ferth. O.„fer the Drawing-room, Library, alelieige.Y4ala4 Alai miry. Mahe, [house, aod lierbyohlis tear, earregeg yew.. leare., yew, iikeaneh, e dt dlediebs emu% p tpereweighm, hc., imported and ravivaetured J. INAN More,) 149, Mrand. Sto mata la Oasialw. fr. re Coneboinge, can be sunnlied with an eatermia twartalillatiVlM‘ =Werra. and tomtits or with awn. tars eoneetlana, gagaftgly mgmagni and deeerib.d. at two. Ire, ten, twenty. to fifty salmon each ; together wilt geologic a models, nt hammers, hoots blow-pipes, We., by J.IENNAN 1, Mineralogmt to bee M my. 149, Strand, lwalion. JEIV ELL EILY. —1)( )1)1), BROTH E RS, 40, Cordial (Mensiotabnami hide), jewellers nilverensith., and milehmakaws beg to solicit as intgetUoa of thea ettrimire ASSORT MENT of JET ottNAMENTe. forming a sleek of the Olotere make ual stems dehigna in chat.. brwehms temeleta, Mop earrings ne. to be set with in Lowing. —44, CorshilL it . iii st. lire eW Do. I'iftba WeiTt Riding IJnbn~ Leeds and Mask Lolal,a and Blackwell - k B. Coast, NursloWeotarn Do. do.. New sham.. Do. Fifths . Do. LOIWOU S Suulh.Weaicn X9l 4 s:, MUM:VARA' 1111.11tEN. Caledonian, 11'; Eust Anglian 251., (L. and E. and L. and D.), 31; Eastern Counties, 61 1 ; Edinburgh and Glas gow, 28; Great Northern, 171 17; ditto Halves, 11 6 per Cent., 121; Great Western, MI 5 31; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 401 84 98, ; ditto Fifths, 21; London and Blackwall, 61; London and North Western, 123 2 ,1 11; ditto 1 Shares, 2dl; London and South Western. 831; blatiehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 27 ; Midland, 121 1 11 21; ditto 50/. shares, 15 111 ; Newport, Aber gavenny, and Hereford, 11 1 2; Shrewsbury and Bir tninglinm, Class A, 71 dis.; Shrewsbury and Chester (Os wc-stry), 10); South Eastern, 221 2; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, I$ 1; York and North Midland, 18. loNDON • ASSURANCE CORPORATION. A Eotahl!ehed >n 1t0y..1 (711-nwr, is Du re rev et Orono. I. A.D. 1:10, Mr LIVE. and SI%IiINK A.4l' ItbNCKS. —Mad Of. Ron, 7, Ko'Ai Kuban'', and Re..orti Ditee. 14. Itqe.it-itreet. G0,V10.011 -WILLIAM KING, Eq._ n-f;”vat"on ei t.s.Wi tH, Eq. r —EDWA RI I EC WI L:41.:14, Eq. 0.0 I‘ll . U U IC I 14 1 11 12 ". 4i 6 91 94 / tz d 191/ 31 3 1 pm 32 1 31 1 $34 944 5/ 71 Als 7 6 as I/ 27 26 34 24 d'Ar 444 43 SO g 19 4 21 22 123 256 detective force were scattered amongst tlie throng in great numbers. The foreigners present, amongst whom were several of high rank, were very numerous, and appeared most anxious to behold thii imposing spec tacle. The bands of the various battalions of loot Guards were stationed as follows: At the entrance to lluekilham Palace; at the garden entrance to St. James s Palace ; at the horse Guards; and at the Queen's entrance to the House of Lords. ±P , I Robert Atka, Esq. R. Imlolee, el. trlr. LysE. J. A. Artor.hrs4. Esq. I JOTS, lEJorte, E.g. OM, tin. It. 11•gnA.11.,, 1.1.. John Euro., E.q. LI • •rir Pmbyn, i. BOOM" F..q. SATlllel I inv....tn. Esq. P. F. It •Derloon, 1.1. IV. la.hatA. (*. tolt!tr.e. A. Tro ter. Esq. J.W. I•Aq J. A. II inkey. Em. Weoling, clisersetag.••?, tog. El.. E.q. L.P. Wl:euiL Esq. M. lIJILut, E.q. . . M. ion Maoch., Y. ua., ud Y Pled monch.:Sllaaarli. MAnds U. visa Do. LSO slam Dn. Hirm, Rad NAT Mull owl tit eat Werker(l) Newmarket. Yea port, Aberraesay. and Urre.tord... 110. New i 20... . I , 4;rthern Counties bake Britiah Nurth Statfuhlabire.., 421 i 2 13 SUMMER CARRIViE.4, NEW AND SECONDIIAND, OF SUE BEST DEseltli.flON. M.hu+ SS j •r 4! R 1 0 II 71 $ 4 al, 17 19 14 13 414 3 24 m. 4•i 4 4 .ths 1:I&ES I.E.ASItt , AT FIXED NENTAI.S. Leah and Bradford, 102; Northern and Eastern, .1 per Cent., 561; Evading, (Juddlord, and 11. , Agute, 21$. I ; Ft 1: I , VALENCY, SHAM IN. Eastern Countie., New 6 per Cent., 10a ; Great Northern, 5 per Cent., In!. __.._._.. rottr.toN BHARES. Dutch Ithenish, 3 cx int. ..... deo:ear —Peter Ilat11•, .q , I.R.S. llarporathet has Meted arnurtmem. on Ilea per a period of 130 yearn Tarcathlnt• of the entire pm. learnt. are "ypropri led to the a. sarfed. lb. Inepo alma frta . ning ta. rrawalaini trot, oat of •hieh =pip the a lade yawn.. of so magent.mt, tam. affording to the italva,t or enmesh nt to Its we derived from mutual arnabooll the e. n I partner.' 1111, and with a 3 the acear.ty -.for :ed go old and MN! lA. Polieita say he opened muter any Of the three !.7.a. rue; a u". The Old !rnra •, tinder which owners are admitted at eery moderate Tube oreurnm. littvnd to:40010[qm in prod.r. That *ere 1.11, oral e which a.orcre are enutk4, after the drat flee yaws. ts an annual 10 , atnarat at prcionen. T to &bateau Tut at Me last veto ram Wm Imamate:a to a tenon of more tom one-fourth at Me ix. ts , ma. Tb. Serve 11 in, an der which a•vorrim will tat entired to participate la the neerrtsined prat. at the end ofrthe yea , Mho, and pub...vont , r at emend ot men! Sec years. sad to earfuls! i ate their attar. trerruf, Wear r as istatedadecants Wane, as an addinne to the SUM avant. el, • Mas .4 the other wins stated la the pump...to. .4 the Corp.ra. Ws. Uo Ira Mail.* an dar MI, ...ries Intl take piece on the Itat Weembre. Flon lamenaces Wasted at ts Aerate rates upon every description C4= 7. dmanates at We seemet premium. et the day. MAIN .awettrf• TO lIECILETARIEN MANAGERN. AND trpsysy* la DANK* MAILMAN'S AND OTHER COMPANIEI. Tz UNITED UUARAN lEE and LIFE AIIoCILANCIS COMPANY. Sa aritia Nay eularrib.d. irao with power ai lacrosse SWIt. 11•11.1141, The Rohr Ilos. Loot aRoKINE. porIICA P. DHOW:4 VA•Y.4llltArk rag . M.P. Josiah My.. Eaq. Itwhl %teara, jun., Fret. John Viet t. Ittehard awl t. Sheriff of 71wos. I laywant, F.q. London and kluulletel. Marks P EN. Thomas Wlnkerneth,l.N. MANCtIESTER LfICAL COMMIT rte. B o Itlkanah Armitage, Thema lireir, erg. Chairman. Mathew Lyon. tout. Thomas 14.-eley, Esq., Vice Chair. loon M. Mat kt I. wan. John Maven. John Ilunsuornan, logo Morton Pineoffs, Lenard Poky, Esq. Maar,' Tootal. The lion. - 111011 ezekina. C. J. S. Walker. FAQ., Alder. Willkun GOA E.-4. 1,1 en n Monthrtorr, Si. kitoteyottreet. UI'AItANIkE DEP.ARTIikST. A retlueti. of 10 ter colt. IMI the 'lath payment. An Immediate aid COTIM- MUNI, reductoos if a Lire Aroirtnce to ounitaned with the Clawrastee. LI PE ti PAKTM RN T. Profits it' teeth dipertnerata d,H.lote ma.wig the amazed, on the pintripatina ecale lareian and ' , lentil lark. on modern* tom*. ILlnunt• lake I liwirle.fly, hall -pad; ar annually. Melia rota paid by tl e t enp Prroredoeo. Woe of revisal, and other information any be obtained at :ie. MI Navy. N S. No eharge tri Ire 017 Mane" J. K IGIIT, Sec. COIMEICCIAL and GESEItAI. LIFE ASSU RANCE AIC 4 OI'IATII.N, No. 113, Cheops Us. Amiuncrr a Smart 'own est ry sparse. half fOf the whole term of 111.1M111.... A libcr...c.fflosimo• atic.s.t..l to *Calton anti agents, and tcto paid to me.ti oI seisms To partite rarlirarit temporary loom by Oberlin? cosozoncto with this Aromatic's, great iscchties ore adostell us d'Asseing such aIIaiNAIIIM4 NIL4 JA DANIELL. Bee. WEI)DING O1t1)ER8 and GENERAL OUT PIT', seethed ia the lir,. atyie of fashion at Mrs. NORTON'S Pre, Room., ;2, strand, an ettenvive maartount of LAM V-b' RN ['KRA Lo •rm st, cheuth , s, alit-drearins, dpi, morniag robes., drawing prune an mudin, print, edit, and plated Camel, with • besuithil tvnety haby thorn, ebikirea'• frock% pelisses, ho ary mei ...ruler-atotiartg td “cry dovripti.e, which will be catered at the lowest peters fix nu ly mosey. Indira aid genttemen requir ing wedding se wonted tytifite w.ll tind every urtute r.quidte for thevareivea and bailie.. at a wry euneVeralde ssvmg o f tupelos, at Mra. NORTON'S LINEN WAll•:lititst:, 72, Strand. P...tr ' n OYLRY'S SCArreli WOOLLEN WARE o)( ,- Fitabiithed :474.-I . rotrc tiontom rain.—The red %%wading WATE Unto n /I , Al l'ArA and LLAMA WOOL OVEKl.llAT 4 ,4uitAble kw allelen..ter, andiron!, by thurdle inventor% WALKIMA LIA DB, And l'o , price 404 mimodr Orrreorta,3o%. and "Wry other article of clothing or the beet workonnabip, at the very lowest pro" kr earth. Moo A great rattety •.1 Scotch lined% Maude, Shawn, ecirn, Clan Tartans, and Railway W rappers, warranted all wool, with a lathe amdtment of IrOylers and Table (bv. ra, Includ ing the ladly reVbrated Ilse ()over of • bieh 11,-ra. W.lter, Bob.t W Oa. ar. the mly mthat.wtareta), k ilderd larl ithibt-Linart -r Clothe, , art. it• nAolurc —W. r4.rird. ,in o.t:e % ••n•oodarldw • kidLQUEES, T.nta, Flag% San Blind., and Awnings.—WlLLlAM Plo6 o l l* , Manufacturer to the Hoar' o( Ordinates. has prepAred for the peanut a large MCI( tal MALUVEhrt, TEN 1 . ,. and FLAGS, for or PU CHASM; aim Testa kw Cricket Chitin. Animas* and temporary roma aneetod and elegantly lined up. hick clothe and waterproof waggon gad met comer rind on rearrwohle term.. T.srpoulins on hire Mr boom twin repar. Orders per poet trumedtatetr attended to by WILLIAM not:arr. Ili. Pore-ottnet, Loodoa. ERliailLte Tents, £4 la. THE HUMAN HAIR. The unprecedented Mean of ROWLAND./ MACASSAR OIL, either la Ingham hair in Its original strength and beauty. or nvitorie s t r ll e a lon, is universally known end appreciated: and le recorded by testi monials nod uunieroto in therneelves sad certified by the hlgheet asthorilles. It he. obtained the rachniee patronage nt royalty, not "sly asregarde our own Court, but Uwe of the whole of Europe. Praia Ito esquisit- purity and delicacy, It is admirably adapted fee the heir of clukran. even of the most tender age, and is constantly end in the nursery of royalty and by the familia. of the oribiliiy end aristocracy. Prior IY. bd n.I 7y., or tastily battles :equal to four anall) at Vic CA.. and double that rise, Ile. On the wrapper of can boon of MY "mange are there wordn. In two Rowland/ Ma wr, 0-L"— *id by I. ItoW LAND nil wl ryr, 71, Ilettanygarlaa, MI by all cheriames and pert gonna. GREAT EXHIBITION. CLASS XXIX. No. y, 1)IMMELII TOILET VINEGAR is far superior to any Eau d• Nicene as • took and nfreshlng lotion for th• or both. a ftViVing perfume, and • power id disinfectant for ts or tick room.. Price b. Gd. A foantals of it plays at the =Bl'eleoe. RIMMEL'et ODONTINE, or Prseerrative Tooth rower, prevents toothache and deny, strenuthells the lonia. rarest ems and porliku the breath, and pores to the teeth • beautiful pearl- Wit appearance. Price 2s.Rd., or tent by post tot 36 *tamp. ltim. 1111L53 INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DTE is cooly tippled, free from mall r d the mot seturel loo . .tei and permanent. Prme 3 s. 6 d.— Sold ail perfumers and the mire, and by th• sale propcietor, E. 1111 IX perfumer, 3e, Cierrardutteet, Bobo, Landon' p i l.: BARRY'S RRYALENTA ARAB I CA FOOD. Coro Net il. of dropouts: hang u. Net lloa. t. Lord M Drake:—" I has Mind angidorabio bark tram gear pognimeg Arabia rood. and onsidar it dr le 111•11•11 , 411 ma like gialisog authoring Pa pabilgaiina d ihogn liaga . —ebort de Duda. W I Ain :—• Na4 eress‘ bilearlisliellosia dygg=tr vamigh, MY" andaadat. at Illin insedrit. nod hen ban kr= assii. 1110. MOS iatfwi' :—. OM pea my numme. asbaby, wish map, ar. ad immktir eV* my wawa bat conabd the adidasof MM ban boa Wigwam amisel by Da lbayeddhaT Did le • 'masa doe. I aid %rats arm We 11111/6116—Ail i ttri. Doi. ads w. Mask UM UM MI imernetigoa, Bl =l lih.. sa fa. ed.; Mot 40. 441.. Mos MI alb. a 12.. lawadood imaty, Mb., mai.; 31., at OD. ; the Mb and 12. b. adds a• sea tn• at maga a ty iiilat of Ptsi,4lat orders by DV DAIRY sad ~ 7%, 'l2. Now Ikea. gt,. adrielta ; air" tagnabligibenstg god 4,, tanappliodragt. ant eb., sn, SOUTH 11 AULILEY STItEII Pease, of tlotutt.rtreet, Cr...tenor-4quart% lute. ready far Mee dm, am oc.cral etre piece theme..., with an.l without Coo and ander rectum. Cao.r.te, Lon'aur, fame, o, nJ Itoltart.m. Alto very elrg . .nl .nA sty:lto ticurg,tlic-Fourte Phmotome. Mitts* Plummer. cad nth,' ate Mt tab!, r not.. cad Ml.. tobi ► bol d. blearlaaa, end limenert, far oar et tw, hone-, to 14 .m. ,ire. mite liberty to perceive. All carriages meal warranted twrice mootes._ _ . . . IN v iral .tuuedhard Art Brourraur. hum !si ruin. lin to 47 ruinous. 1F YOU WANT CHEAP STATIONERY g ) to FENTON'S, 3, Covesitryaitreet, llormarkid.—Fier quires cream laid note, le.; ditto thick, 1.. 6d.; ditto brit, bichly 2e. 1 / 6 h pad, 34. per tpire. Y. tid. per men; outaide thick, 411 pertott I. 4d. pet quire, 4. per ream ; out •ide dr ,ft, Id. per quirt, per remit; auprrtitie Bath 'mode% 611. ie r wiire, Pa. per ream. duper. time cream Lod poet, Sri. per quire, 12.. ter ream. Outtrile faolk.ap, 61. per quart, tr.. per mom; ditto inside., bd. per quire, 13.. 6d. pre moo; thick ditto, la. per wore. I. per ream. I...rye:ilea, &I. per 100, 4e. 61. pre 1,011 ; best cream bud estrelopet. ntairped with Sower.. or huh do, Is. psi 160, 7e. per 1,600; lobes of cream, hid envelopes, 6,101., bad Is. The celebrated tbreedlibbod pea rest foe by post, to boxed of 21, 50, and leo, foe 14, 24, ot 46 postage 44.1111p4. Les , :a rest to any poet free of expenac. (10LICIT()ItS, Szr.-INIP()RTAN'Ir.- ky STATION nItT tower In price, and Poperi r h quality, than any ceder hour, In the trade, catnip free to any part of the King dom. at PA KTRII tat: and tit/ENS, 127 and Ira, 13iancerydat e (Ave door. from V.ret.streeti. Irrait Paper. .r. it 1., 7a. Gel , and Mo. W. per ream; thick matt. eligo. 1104, No. AI. ; brief, I.le. rd. and I ; ditt.,bet gu..lity. Ina. Old. ; foolscap, 9a. iid., 12a. W., and Its G ditto, but quality, 17. i. GI. Prime Parchment at a great rulnetion ; quality umirpaued. Indenture :dials, all otaanine-rukd, and printed, 19s.Gd. perdorrn; fonotrers, Ira.: t.UI Skin.,34 fob." 12.. ; ernoeLUq 3.. per cloint.—Cibmove, 127 mad 12., enamour-bate (bre dimes from flereGatratet). At twenty minutes before two o'clock her Majesty and the Prince Consort, accompanied by a very nu merous suite, left Buckingham Palace. /ler Majesty and the Prince occupied the state carriage, drawn by eight cream-coloured horses, richly cayarisoncd. The royal suite were conveyed in six of the royal carriages, each drawn by four horses. The guard of honour consisted of a troop of the Ist ltegt. of Life Guards. As soon as the state carriage appeared out side the gates her Majesty was received with every demonstration of loyalty, and was greeted most en thusiastically along the whole line of route. On the departure of the pcx-ession the band played the' National : Anthem, which: was repeated by the band at St. James's Palace on the cavalcade passing. On entering the Horse Guards her Majesty was re ceived with a royal salute by the troops on duty, the band playing the National Anthem. On the corb , ye arriving at the !louse of Lords her Majesty was re ceived by the great officers of state, who conducted her with the usual ceremony to the throne. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. The fallowing speech was read by her Majesty : Mr !Mani ANT) GENTLEMEN, oIIAItLES ANI) CO.'S NEVER-FAILING MAZOitx, la bd. each, or fee by prig for tweatr four wc, ut stamp. Fir bemoans awl extraordinary durability them Itarra are sot gram ma in the world. 'Ma rite of them b. inintrree, and the Proprietor!. p'rdge themmetrei to exchange them it not thoroughly approver of. They are tempered on •a. .w nail veentittc the laventi w of the Proprietor., not will last a lifetinie. N.. 1 V 1 ellington.atreet, Strand, leading to Waterloo.brulge, two draws front the Mtr ad. IiINAHAN'S LL WHISKY, sr ven Te.rs stored im S'wrry Witt& This truly eehrions and wholesome spirit win oe Found well demising of toe high eh a:beer it Ina =gains' throughout the kingdom. Ear mixing tubs. rsslly r.dmittol by judges to be superior to the Ane4 tognsr br3ndy, being entirely fr.:. h &e ths em, ky Amour awl fiery qu3.itiro PO much otirewd to in 3'l other Irish and Seri.* whisky. Inn be obt3in.d at all the respectable retsd bows in London &edits vicinity, to maled bttles, kw ed. melt; or seholewer at XI NAIIAN and Co.'s Wine sad dpieltdimm,ll, time Windinillaitteet s 11symasteL ALPACA UNIBItELLAS. The Patentem belt t et de :It gt 4917 r.? " ..... the demand foe thia Umbrella conti reireeryfee-•, IMPS to Inserts en the artecntlares I I a ito great durahi it) become ' I e•rderl-=ups.irde 60,000 hating : been mold during th" last three N. are. 1 They may be oStamed n 1 mi et Um -41, •.• ' !treks d aken In tn. kingdom, tram ' 10e. tid. •l's W. J. RANGSTEIt, • . Patentees, • . lin. REGENT BTKEET, 10 ROYAL EXCIIANGE, 91, ELY.ET AREk.T, f. ". ;3, CIIZAPSIDE, ; ' tosoon. Sole Agents for the United Staten, Hamm. Y. DERRY & CO., 12, Park- Mace, ,i.rrs York. El'OltT on the STA It of the CROPS.—The •I AORICULTI' HAI. UAZETTI: and ()ARM:SEMI' GURU. of T0.340141WW will a.ta n % full Report. of IN: Bste the Isynm thrumlln.lt %Se Courrry I.r.kr auy m.n.,tiller. A .Budd enny wn't on yoryipt of .4% 4..pc—utliea fur My - Bnm'. nwuta.4 Upper .n want. Cowin-431%1.A. W KIST FREY:HOLT/ ESTATIL for In ye-Vilest occupstion, EARN LEY mAsua FARM, ids tail. month ehielmaer. WHITE will SELL, by AUCTION, by order of the frisemator of Mr. Willusui Slade. deceased. at the Atertrof hut rhlehods r. oa W ESP.% Atlallet 3r leillettlally tO, 4 In the afternoon, the following movt dedrabk fre.th.l,l EPTATI:, the Earnlvy dianor Vann, comprising Ma. 3p. , castornary muse ot t. gyp. to the acre. of eIm:LAM:Oy rich ariede and Tribe. at Laud. lying Gory compact. and in the oconatlon of John Tribe. at the yearly rent of 2,lar, whose tenve elide, at Mschaelmais nest. Togeiber with a eon. fortaido tam house and °Mimi. two ,z advos and o eh ad, three warm trailed fig farm Baas, emitted stone Ludt horn for f.of. hoot. of unthrmhot • abet a. other barn, new naldea. armoire. be/cabala Idgeols Lome. Hint: teette. +latol cattle ran en, met too I waegon hooves, and all thee requisite arriculttual buildings. well arranged. Two labourers' cottages with gardens. The land Iv aoU ktowe to ho of the Guist .411.1114, evey peodUetive, and equal to any in Sawa; gent.' for the &loath of wheat nod all Mad. of MI.. lamina meal., and In tion in the bighvst state of cultivation, the whole havitg teeu dialing and chalked. rho rmitlence has w'thln a few years been Improve I, • hkii, tog, thee alth the aeri vl Waal buildings. lave been rebuilt at a very onstileralsle outlay. Th: poor rates and parochial lanes are raceedinly moderate. The purehaar may have powesslon oa the Leh day of September neat, under certoo oot meet , 111 the lease.—Printed particuLln w ill be prdtured and am., be had at the Autetiott Mart. London ; of Mourn. W. If. Ptnlth and eon. 136. twaw4 Loodon ;at the Newark. In the nehthhounne tonne Mint+ and Puma Tel...graph Uthee, Portsmouth ; bootee &trundle:al L‘prtes oak Loan ;at the various railway vtanorm In London and Salll. , llton ; and of Mr. We ts, at hia estate and general agency Mace.. ler; who will nod*, eartlealara to all applowatv to him by ktierprmpahl. THE GREAT EXIIIBITION.—Yestordny the receipts for 'lemon tickets amounted to IV. 10s. ; the receipts for • admission at the doors were 2,1591. 16s.:Making a total of 2,5731. ft.. The number of persons who entered was I am glad to be able to release you front your attcniance in parliament, and I thank you for the diligence with which you have performed your laborious duties. I continue to maintain the moat friendly relations with foreign powers. I am happy to be able to congratulate you on the very considerable diminution which has taken place in the African and Brazilian slave trade. The exertions of my squadrons on the coasts of Africa and Brazil, assisted by the vigilance of the eruizers of France and of the United States, and aided by the co-operation of the Brazilian tio vernment, have mainly contributed to this result. GENILEMEN OF THE HUFFS OF COMMONS, I thank you for the readiness with which you have granted the supplies necessary fur the service of the year. Dlx 1.1111116 AND GENTLEIIIIN, It is satisfactory to observe that, notwithstanding very large reductions of taxes, the revenue fur the past year, considerably exceeded the public expenditure fur the same periml. I am rejoiced to find that you have thereby been enabled to relieve my people from an impost which restricted the enjoyment of light and air in their dwellings. I trust that this enactment, with others to which your attention has been and will be directed, will contribute to the health and comfort of my subjects. I thank you for the assiduity with which you have applied yourselves to the consideration of a measure framed fur the purpose of checking the undue assumption of Eccle siastical 'fitles conferred by a Foreign Power. It gives me the highest satisfaction to find that, while re pelling unfounded claims, you have maintained inviolate the great principles of religious liberty, so happily established among us. The attention you have bestowed on the administration of justice in the courts of law and equity, will, I tru,t, prove beneficial, and lead to further improvements. I have willingly given my consent to a bill relating to the administration of the land revenues of the crown which will, I hope, conduct to the better management of that department, and at the same time tend to the promotion of works of public utility. It has been very gratifying to me on an occasion which has brought many foreigners to this country, to ob serve the spirit of kindness and good-will which so gene rally prevailed. It is my anxious desire to promote among nations the cultivation of all those arts which arc fostered by peace, and which in their turn contribute to maintain the peace of the world. In closing the present session , it is with feelings of grati tude to Almighty God that I acknowledge the general spirit of loyalty and willing obedience to the law which animates my people. Such a spirit is the best security at once for the progress and the stability of our free and happy institutions. 66,068. RAILWAY Comet:TmoN.—The Midland and Great Nor hem Railways still continue to carry passengers from Leeds and Bradford to London snd back for ss. each, and have within the last few day. conveyed at these rates from the two towns at least 10,1*0 persons. Though the second elms fare is only 10s. and the first only 155., nearly all the passengers travelling to the metropolis show their preference . _ for economy over ease by travelling third class. A MATCH BETWEEN TIIE DAILY NEWS AND TIIE TIIE STEPHEN SON BANCIFET.—The erection of ?tuna—One of the best contested matches at the Royal the jiatiliuu and the other preparations are proceeding Southern Yacht Club's regatta at Southampton, on Wed- rapt ly under the care of the caminittee. Bulke ...day, was b etween two watermen'a yachts named J enn y ley Hughes, EN., M.P., the chairman of the committee, Lind and Triomphe, but which are generally known at the has given 101. in aid of the fund raising to meet the condi.- port by the names of the Daily News and Times, awing to ge n t expenas, and many other gentlemen, it is expected, Chair being employed in bringing ashore the despatch( sof will head the subscription list with a liberality which will enable the committee to do full justice to this most import the above-named Condon journals from the foreign packets ant occasion.—Aorth Mika ehronio-le. which arrive in Southampton water. The Jenny Lind, or Daily News, beat the Triomphe, or Times, by 17 seconds. ACCIDENT AT THE PARIS FETES.—About seven CREMORNE GARDENS.--Among the varied amuse- o'clocit on Monday evening, during the progress of the meats that have been introduced at these gardens are some fetes in the Falk of St. Cloud, a respectably-dressed young man, in running down one of the steep descents near the pyrotechnic displays termed '-naval fetch" the third of c which took place last night. The occasion represented was, chateau, fell, and broke his leg in a must shocking manner. when the Spaniards, with the assistance of the French fleet, Being alone at the moment of the accident, and though suffering excruciating pain, he managed to trail himself to attempted the capture of Gibraltar. To illustrate this a distance of about twenty yards, where several persons attempt, the Citizen and Iron Steam-boat Companies lent were promenading, who hastened to his assistance, amongst their aid. and their boats and crews represented the Spanish and French fleet, while a host of auxilariet„ cemmanded by whom was a surgeon, who, after extracting several large Chevalier Mortram, impersonated the English garrison Pieces of bone from the leg, sent immediately to the guard noun of the chateau, when the soldiers arrived with a force. The engagement commenced on the part of the boats, who, at a given signal, poured a broadside of fire into stretcher, and he was conveyed to the hospital of the town the fort and esplanade, which was immediately taken up in • precarious state. by the assaulted, the whole line of battery sending out vol- PARTICULAR REASONS FOR PULLING DOWN TIIE less of rockets, Roman candles, &e. For upwards of half CRYSTAL PALACE.—That having accidentally produced a an hone the mimic war was waged, suspended only fur a handsome building—which any metropolis might be proud minute or two by an explosion which failed now, as indeed of—is no mean at all why it should be preserved. That it did before, to blow up the rocky Straits. The introduction London, in fact, has so many handsome buildings that an of a new explosive floating fire, which appeared to increase additional one is not in the least wanted. That the build in brilliancy as it came in contactwithitsantagonistic water, ing, beautiful as it is, is a perpetual eyesore in the eyes of and the addition of distant bugle music added to the effect Belgravia, and blocks up the view from the garret-win of this novelty. A fashionable and crowded audience down of the houses opposite. That it would be perfectly assembled to witness the Pte. ridiculous to maintain a building which only took six POLICE-CONSTABLES.—On Tuesday wan printed a months building, when there are the houses of parliament return to the House of Commons, from which it appears which are not finished yet, after the lapse of as many years. that last year there were 2,59.1 constables in petty sessions That the building, if retained, would only cost 140,000/. ; districts. The amount paid to the county police rate was which would be a downright absurdity by the side of the 176,4581. 19s. 114 d. The total expenditure in the year houses of parliament, which have cost upwards of 2,000,0001. was 186,8011. Os. fild. for England, and the expenditure in That, above all, it will be a perpetual source of temptation Wales was 13,2031. U. Ofd.—making 200,0041. U. 9,d. to the little boys to break the winclows.-I'iinch. 'North Wentere 'Such &South West.ll • 1 Oxford, Wore.. & WoIN& tetanal) Central ... ... acuttiah Mulland ... ... Shreve. & Ides, Clam A lareweburyAllerefn . ielfiltt ihrevibury and Limier t r. W. Min.) ... . Do. 4Mweitry ... .. De. Nor ... ... .. `,Stir titattire Union ... .. &mil Devitt ... ... .. South Eaatern ... ... ... amok %Vete. .. .. .. 4outh Yorkeb.&itlearDat abed..ltutb.,&ticage,S.De Stirling and Dunfermline .': ?maiden and Ilartlepool.. 't ItainesilaeenDnek& natl. Ufa of Neuth ... ... .. Waterfeed and Limerick.. l I Vet it, Newmatale et ller voci. I Do. do. Eaveti tone ... Do.O.N.E.Puschum ... Took and North dinkaal LINES LEASED AT Tt Betio & Haat& Lat. b per! Lt. (liana to GIL Women Bit utinaltaaakOalordJanc callattulytal.,oraShguar-1 I sotto (lea .to tit. Wet ., (Ditto withlt a go!tenteal (leased rut:resit Western, &f 12., Nulr., seal budleyl adaidulypE,cawASAua, •• •• • • ti . rilitWe:trrn Ditto wit hmit gliarottre (leme.l to rt.t Wo.t.n BueklngluitnAbim (Icased t ; i;tei; Clydesdale June:ion I 11.114 ed to raleclons an EaoaLioculn.h.fru4r (It &Ned to Gt. Northerojl 1131oaorakr k Beau Vore.t l I (leased to UnlicWeatern • Ilalladielby(Lt orkaLSMui Do. 4 shares (data) Do. .hues (ialq) Ikeda& Bradford (Manama Loados and Greener:o II Ili ex 14 111 14 IS Unreel to ,oath Kunterst Ditto Preference (ditto, Luerctoft Guar.iperCent. (10311.4 to, Norfolk) Northern it E.tem 5 pet Ct tle.uotst to E ut.Countie- 55 57 Ditto ditto ... Ni 4 6 pia Preston& WTI e Lon &S.Wt,t.te Lar.e.taorl ,41 45 Ditto S ,Ranee (datu) 8 1 pro litecd., Guild., and tteig.de (leased s outh io 31j 2lj Riorpenn and Hitenin (le tu Greet Northern Do. tilieoreth Elten.(ditr, l 2pa South Staforarttirt tamcd: to 31r. M.Claus 3l 3 die Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. pak !leased to elocatonle Mr ' 25 6 tOsicypet, nWeets ! Otani to Get. Wooten, 436 46 PREFEUENCE 811AGE3. ii . Ini Aberdeen-. ... .. die St. 10 Caletot.ian ElO _ ... 62 61 13 13 'Choler and Holyhead -. to IS 61 all ' Dundee, Perib, and Abet ' deco Junction - 2 1 die 111 ri s.ot 31101i,L0(41.10.)6p.Ct. 11 21 6 WI YAkeLtnCoutnks Eaten..., ' I 3 par Ct No. 1 par 1 pes 65, If Ditto do. No. 2 i /is par 10 10 Do. New 6 per Cent. etnet 104 101 20 to Eni6Uoionleripgu. 6 'Let 112 121 3 1 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 31 per Cod ... 1 die par 124 121 Orrat Tior.hern 3 per Cent 131 131 011 6 ,Ot.Sthateredris:E Eighths 1 I/ pm 30 . I .4encieltirenlorlo. F en" Ale 61..14111 . Intro 6 per Cent. Stook tit. • WI ILitiodue,tineht.,ar S.Coaer,, I 1 Prei.nert.A.storli.ls3l,, from Wt. 'bane, E. ... SI II , Datoriiiirer.3 perCt.,lSi2 . St. ISO 1 Ditto New guar. 6 per Ct. 60 I i I lenillnedithWastern New 2 21 pa 23 ,IS Win.Shi.ll.3/I.lne. 15h.1 , 14,1 II 121 l 0 ; 10 Do. New glil .I 11 12 6 j 3 Dd. Ed - - 1 1 pea It. VW Milllan..Con..l3r.&B 641. Ci 127 131 le i IS Norfolk Eatenioon ... 13 16 6 • 1 1)0. 31 per Cent. Guar. 4 4 1 St. 5 114.irth Littlish ... . .1 1j 5 12 I 4 O.totd, Worcester Otto %Volvo., 1.13.6 per Cent' 1 11 pia 1 1 •Ii - - —`----- " II 10 ' 25 1 23 17 1 17 IT , 3 22 110 ..orryarßirfoin.N;;, Guaranteed ... 101 101 ISOIVIV../41.1terstel(Nor.W. Altai I per Cent... . . 141 141 Muth Devon . 134 114 York, Nernantle,44 Gt.Nortlt of Eog.purolt. 16 164 ditto Ditt o 4 4 Yolkkl4.6lllll.H.l9.Pureh 1l Idm FOREION Iti N N !Boulogne and Amiss. ...I N N Contra' Franca (Viersanii N S ~ D iveh Monist, N Indian 5 !Great Indian Paninanla...' 5 uf N &I Nvia Antonia 101 7 Do. do. Vey 20 I 20 femur and Lisp N N Nether° of Fromas.. 20 B Odra, and Woks= 20 20 Perla and Dries= 20 * hrismotd Roue* 20 I IT Pada and StraiilOnrg 20 i * .Rouen and Ilan* r. I Illaintirs and Mew... ... 20 ! II :Tad. and Nantes ... • SilWard Raiders... ALWAYS. lel 11 171 179 4$ 41dla 1 9 1 pts si 41 9 1/ 1 11 10 3 4 6 144 X 4l 41 dim 34 36 IS 254 SI 31 di* x 9 91 3 31 94 dim 3 14 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LtnntrooL, Afro. 7.—Tbe share market was better to day, and pricesgenerany higher. Etat Lancashire,l44—Edinburgh sad Gissgan, 284—Lancaster and Yorkshire, 461—Ditto (6 per cent. pref. shares), in—Lancaster and Carlisle, SO—Ditto (third shares) al p.—Leeds and Tbfralt, 11l —Liverpool. Crosby, and Soutbport, lid. —London and North Warern, 123 —Ditto (Dew abates), n p.— M.ncheita,SheMeld, and Lincoln, 274—Midland, 421, 2 4—Ditto (I sham). 20 d.—douth Xastern and Dover, 22—York and Nona Midland, IS. . . . . . MANCHESTER, Aro. 7.—A fair amount of businen was done, and prices were rather higher than yesterday. Lee des Stock, 4Si. Si ; t hsmeld Stock, 271 ; FAA Lancaabire, I4L LEEDS, At r.—Therel has again been more business done tb.l momma. but at still receding prices. Buyers are very scarce, and it h evident that sales could not, in the present state of the market, be premed without Bub Meting to a further reduction in prima. The closing sales were es follows :—East Lanciaahlres, 141; Leeds end Thinks, II : Midland Stock, 41 ; North Westerns, 13 dia.; Lane Mire and Torkalaires, Mi. BatsroL, Auo. 7.—There was a good deal more activity In the market today, but pried were namely as good. Bristol end Eaeters Mord at MI; Great Westerns, 54; Ilidlandi, 41; and South garters and DOM; M. Brawiponsie, Auo. 7.—This market was fiat to-day, and prim. geeenßy wreaker. Birmingham and Stour Valleys wen dome at evil. 34. COALWRIPPERS' PORT OP LONDON BILL.—The 110411401.1118 to this OIONIVIO have alto been ?viol to. Consols arc now quoted 9t3 to for cash, and 961 for Tuesday's settling. The figures of the day's business arc thus officially stated :—Threer Cent. Consols, 961, :1, 1; ditto for account, 061, 1. pe Three per Cents. Reduced, 974„ 1. New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 99, Long Annuities, 1660, 7 7-111. Bank Stock, 214 215. Exchequer Bills are steady. Business is marked at 495. and 475. prem., and in the small hills at 495. and 465. prem. India Bonds, large and small, have been transacted at 555. prem. In the foreign stock market there is no general revival of business. Russian Bonds, both the Fives and the Four.and-a-Half per Cents., have been pur chased for investment at rather higher figures. Intelligence from Mexico, to the 7th July, received at New York ria New Orleans, will be found in another column, and would tend to hear out our views of the distracted state of the country, which seems to be now, as indeed for some time past it has been, on the eve of revolution. The accounts on this bead, however. as also those relative to the alleged interference of the British minister on behalf of the bondholders are vague, and, being by telegraph only, require confirmation, the more especially as the news from this quarter received by way of the United States has not been particularly' remarkable for accuracy. The jobbers appear indis posed to act upon the advices referred to, scarcely a transaction being as yet recorded in the bonds, and the prices remaining much the same as yesterday. To day's business list is as follows : Hutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 931, ; ditto for account 15th August, 931. Equador Bonds, 31. Grenada One and-a-Half per Cents., cx IDec. 1819 Coupon, 1.11; ditto Deferred, 31. Mexican Bonds for account, 301. Russian Five per Cents., 182'2,115; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1011.1. Sardinian Scrip, 1 prem. par. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 20; ; ditto Five per Cents., 1838-9-40, div. from Nov., 1841, 191; ditto Passive, 51; ditto Three per Cents., 38. Vene zuela Two-and•a-Quarter per Cents., 301; ditto De ferred, 111. Specie to the amount of 970,000 dole., or 194,0001., has been brought from New York by the Franklin, but the amount destined for this country is 100,000 dots., or 22,000/. only, the rest being for Havre. There has not been a large amount of business in American stocks this week, and the market remains without essential change. Mes.srs. I). Bell, Son, and Co. report the following as the quotations at present ruling, to which we have added the lattst New York prices, as stated by Messrs. Cammann and White house: London Nor! York Roleernnb'e. rens.. Pelee.. United Sta!eaS per OLD& Ds 6 per Ct 1662 1043 1053 111 1114 Do 6 per rent. el , l B ,ll till 112 1 1.0 1211 Do. 6 per Cl. Sleek New Vork iernbe 5 per (lent. New 'reek Cay N per (Nast 1555....174.1 90 91 Brt n I itr `, per C nt. Burl, _ 14341.136jt 3 91 alaaraahuaatta sbe r Ct. (Ater lane b la) 1468 1011 1494 Shiryland 5 p..r Ct. (Merlin.; bookie) 49 an 97 Canals 6 per Ct. Bonds The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are us follow : 18.51. 18.50. London and liorthWortern .... £66,5110 .... E.i1,192 M 75 4 21,116 lunca.hire and tiorkshir,.... • • 17.6Z13 .• • . 19,011 London and South Wecteru.. 19,130 14,383 London and Brighton 13 13 In A.G 60 30 301 JOl 30J 20 12 so !, u Se Is 4 12. II I ao . to 611 Si I I 12 4 421 :s2s H 7 ~1 14 111 lii 16 7 7 42 4 31 di4 15 17 74 ti 4 to 12 die 3/ da 14 IS 224 1:4 274 236 36 Si 9 94 10 19 15 dim die Id 134 7 G La 3f II du 17f lel IX EU RENTAL 1 I vat 91 3A 27 79 $ 10 pas 7 9 pia 174 174 47 43 133 33i • li 2 4 pin 103 :03 jilt - .121 ,23 21 101 107 Great We tern South }„irh•rn 18,301 .. . 21,479 .... 19,042 York and North Midland 8,.133 Exeter and Crediton 8,01'2 Bridal and Rxctcr 4,921 .. York, Newcastle, and Berwick 18,371 .... 16,461 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,838 .... 1,739 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 679 .... 735 Eastern Countivi and Norfolk 16,713 .... 16,1 M) Great Northern 13,879 .... 3,389 Shropshire Union Leeds and Thirsk 1,103 ..„ Zdanchcqer, South Junction, and Altrincham 591 .... 1,249 Forth South lkvon 2,235 .... Manehegter, Shcffinld, and lan colnshire 7,567 .... - . . Manchester, Bunton, Matlock, and J unction Chester and II .Iyhead TotAI L281,027 4,796 2,217 6,137 208 3,539 £228,010 The total receipts upon the corresponding lines being 281,828/. this year, against 228,0491. in the corresponding week of 1850, the increase is shown to be 32,879/., or 23 per cent. The number of miles open was, in 1831, 4,180!„ and in 1850, 3,9431, show ing an increase of 236/ miles, or 6 percent. The ave rage return per mile perweek was, in 1831, 671.85. 3d., and in 1850, 58/. Is.; so that the difference in favour of the present year amounts to 9/. 7s. 3d. per mile per week. The comparison is thus shown to remain as favourable as ever; and there can be little doubt that the returns will be equally good for some time to come, as they will be swelled by the crowds of operatives and others from the great manufacturing towns, who are expected shortly to make their visit to London, to see the Exhibition. With the present week the teduced autumn fares have commenced on many lines, and of the econo mical advantages thus held out many of our provincial friends will be most ready to avail them selves. The only line that appears to be much af fected by any exceptional influx of traffic during the week under notice is the London and Brighton, the return on which line, in both the years contrasted, is largely increased by the Goodwood races. Last year's return on the Midland line was improved by the Leominster races, which makes the comparison apparently the more unfavourable to the present year fhe returns ou Scotch lines are as under : 1f1.51_. Glasgow and South Western Caledonian B,6U Aberdeen The Irish returns are: - - - I'l•ter 18.50. 63,616 6,842 1,720 1851. 1850. £921 £K33 Belraq and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 252 .... 263 Dundalk and Enniskillen l7B .... 152 Waterford and Limerick At the half-yearly meeting of the Furness Rail way Company, held yesterday, Lord Burlington in the chair, a dividend of 3 per cent. per annum for the half-year was declared. ZNOLIBII FUN PO.—THut DAT. Rack Stuck, 216 17 tons Alumum., 7 7 14 3 per Ct. Reduced. $76 I lodic SG ck, 2,3 3 3 pee I.Y. Cowes. 261 i 1/Itto Benda. 10 32 per CG Consult, Pr t Etcbcquerlidls,l,oool.,464.4kpos. I.chualt for Amt., VW FOREIGN FUNDS. 44 per Ct. Deleon. 92 4 3 per Ct. 34etlean, 30* I* 6 per CL arsenals. 9099 4* per Ct. Peruvian. 63 96 Do. New. eV 91 Dltto Deterred. 43 4 6 per Ct. Buenos Agra. 63 5 6 per Cl. Purtugue,. PI 84 6 per Ct. Milian. PS 6 5 per Ct. RuLtian. 112* I4* 3 per Ct. Chillan. 64 6 44 per Ct. Swaim. 1014 2 3 per 4.1 t. Doubt', 76 7 6 per Ct. Spartlah, Acura. tog 2* per Ct. Dukit, 691 60 3 per Ct. Spanieh. 36;* 4 per Ct. Dutch. 93 * Do. Panama. 51 * 1 Ecuador. 316 24 per Ct. Venotuela. 30 2 1 per CL Grenada. 15 4 15 1 5 Can ptn. Do. Deferred. 11, 131 Sardinian per t.. par * LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ,Eur Closing 57 50 37 60 17 45 57 SA 94 0 95 15 115 55 90 5 PARIS. Am. 7 . Pee ' 1(804 7.. °Pease ST 49 1 98 0 1 For Account S per Ceuta. S per Couto 5 per Ceuta Nem 3 per Ceuta. per Cents o I Exchange on Loadom : it •11151. 25 f 1: ev days. 24 53. Wean, 3, 1510 lO3 Maw. N. 14401. R Beatty Do. 5, 11.3 — I Roman Loan, 1531 .. 7$ DO. a ....... ... Do. do. 1550 ... :71 Do. lioasiont ip. Coal. Si SO ... Balk Mom ......... 11$ \ • Wiwi.- Ilar:ey.l .)44. I kr. i 15.,u.. re-, June 20 .. ... 413 4.1'23• td 214 221,211. 11d32. 1 20• 8d July 5 ... .-r 1. 4 5.125 a 2442. 54.127. 84 31. 84 Oh 10d 12 -. ... 45. 6125. 8 eau 0.31. 5.1'32. 28. Sd 19 ... ... It. 7425. 6.. 21. 11.28. 2431. 5428. 6d 24 ... ...2. 5423. 74 22. 06 .0. ed 32. Al 20. Id Aug. 2 ... ... U. 42 25. 91 22. 74 15. 74 31. Id 2110 34 .mate' An. Avdr.l42, 91.1 . 25. - 8 l 22.ia 21173431. MI 26.2 04 Dgrr.—Whest. Barley, O. Ire, Nona. and Pea.. le. Prim. Jung 29; July 5. July 12.1 July 19. July Id. Aug.L 4 4 1 II ... j.... ..: i.....! 77 . 11 .. . „ .„ 42 7 ... = l . ... .. .... ... ... 41 5 , ... ... .. ... 1.„42 h' „. 42 4 1 ... ... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANK-THIS DAY. SVOAIL—The market has elceed, allowing a limited amount of business done by the home trade, and prices aro a shade in favour of buyers, althoegh the importers have very generally been firm and bought in largely to support the market. A largo amount of busi ness has been done in floating cargoes to arrive, and deliverable in near continental ports ; prices aro considered to be rather lower. The relined market has been steady, at last week's !tricot ; grocery lumps, lbs. 61 to 19$. _ Corree.—This article has improved tooth in demand and prices during the week. Plantation Ceylon has sold freely en public sale at Is. advance; and good ordinary 11411V0 Ceylon has been bought in large parcels from iltee. to 405., partly on speculative amount, and now quoted 401. lid. to to its. ; but the latter price has not yet been paid. Piicoa.—Trinidad has sold at the full prices of last week. TEa.—The market has been inactive, partly owing to the public sales declared for Tuesday next, but prices hare been supported. article bas been out of demand. Ciik;lgUl an iptutWiiCady, but the amount of business done has been limited; Guationah dull of sale, at last weck's " "• COCHINEAL—Mi.. article 1123 been steady, but the public sales have gone nil' without spirit. SALTPETUE.—A limited business has been done, at last week's prices. CuTrox.—There has been a decided improvement in tho demand this week, and prices are a shade in favour of the sellers. 51'11 . F.3 remain firm ; I'imento sold by private contract at full prices. SPLILITS.-Rum has been in fair demand. Brandy con tinues dull of sale. . _ . FaVlT.—Currantd hare been in 'better demand thi. week. The clearance.: for home use continue large. Valcueid ltaisius arc steady at full prices. TALLOW MARKKr.--nus DAY. The ntarket is decidedly firm on the spot, with hut little doing for delivery. Prices ere quoted as follows: Town 3lis. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 38s. ; last threo months, 391.; Jan. and March, 395. 611. Bonocoll mmtKET.—THIS DAY. lessrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts front the plantatioac are very conflicting, but the majority speak of the nor. daily gettinit worst:. The market as quite firm, with very few new Hops on sale, and old ones are in demand, at is. to sa. advance in prices. lluty,9o,ooof. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, I3s. 9d.; West Hartley, Hs.; Walls End Braddyll's, lis. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, lrts. ; Walls End Helton, 91; Walls End Latubton, l lc 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, its. 91; Walls End Ty s, 14s. 9d.—Skips at market, 11.1. NIARk-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was scarcely a stunple of English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and its value must be considered nominally the same as on Monday Inst. The foreign arrivals being large and demand limited, sales proceeded very slowly at the decline noted at the beginning of the week. Flour was unaltered in v.tlae. Barley sold in retail for grinding purpeses at about former prices. The receipts of foreign Oats this week already amount to 61,100 quarters. There was, however, more inclina tion ou the part of the dealers to purchase at a decline of W. per qr. upon Monday's rates, and a fair amount of business was transacted. Beans and I'eas without alteration. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 4th AVG. to Bth AUO. (an. Eashith. :scotch. Irish. t iireitM. Wheat I 2179 1 14919 Barley BO 81 PO Wu 5O ... I 490 I SI4 itt Flour, 920 sack.; 4,7.0 berrelo. Malt, 1,080. Lostas Anssurs.—Wheat, 41s. L u l.; Barley, 23.. 81,; Oats, 19e. 6d.; Rye, —it. —5.; Desna, 275. Ild.; l'ess„ 275. M. iMIq.KIOII. AVKKAGy.... lIIDES.-THIS DAY. LEIDENHALL.-661b$ to 641111., I jd. to ltd. ; Bills. to 721b5., IN. to 2d. ; 721 M. to Whs., 2d. to 21d ; 80Ibs. to MIMI., 21d. to 3d. ; 981 b,. to 961 b., 34 to 3111. Horse Hides, ss. Gd. Calf-skins, light, Is. to 2s. W.; full, 4s, 611. BEItNIONusEY.—Sheep skins, 'lolled, Is. 9.1. to 2s. Od. ; half-hreds, Is. 6d. to Is. 91; Downs, is. 4d. to Is. 611. ; lambs, 2s. to 3s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a large number of Beasts on offer, and the de mand very limited. Our trade is slow, but Monday's rates are maintained for choice qualities; several inferior remain unsold. The supply of Sheep and Lambs is about the same as of late; the trade is, however, more cheer ful, and in some instances a small advance in price is realised. Calves are again plentiful. There is a brisk sale, but very difficult to obtain more money. From Germany and Holland there are 252 Beasts, 1,850 Sheep, 363 Calves, and 50 l'igs ; Spain, 670 Sheep; Scotland, 100 Beasts; 300 from the Northern and Midland; and 130 Mitch Cows from the Home Counties. rem none of 811.4. a. d. e. ker :donee( Ms. P. d. a. d. Rest hoots. Ilenforde.. 9 4 3 6 1 Herd Do, .1 Ilf..bda. fah 0 0 0 Bea Elbort.burne ...... 3 3 3 4 Dest Lotapooola. ...... . 3 4 3 • &mod 40840 114•881.. 24 3 0 Do. do. dbocia ...... 0 u Calm ... 3 8 3 8 I Ewes aadsocoad quay 2 8 3 ply ......... ....... 3 34 ; Do. do. Savona ...... 00 0 Nat Dee. Half-bred, 3 8 310 1 Larote ....... 4 0 4 m ai ,. ..ekee. 98,1; Slaty and Lam* 13.300 ; Calves, Oaf ; Pisa. 410. A CHEAP TRIP TO THE EXHIBITION.—A labour ing man, residing at Huddersfield, made, last week, a cheap and quick journey from that town to the Exhibition. He left on the night of the 22nd inst. for London, with only a few sandwiches in his pocket, and a shilling in his purse, after paying his fare of ss. for a third-class railway ticket. He paid his shilling on Wednesday to see the Exhibition in the Crystal Palace; he ate his " grub " in the building, drank from the crystal fountain, returned home that night. and resumed his work on Thursday morning, without having spent a farthing for eithe- lodging?, eating, or drinking, during the 40 hours ho was from home.-11en- I chaster &miner. TI Ms 221 3 Si az int