The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-22 00:00:00

JTab.c A7fl3 rt%s LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1852. Na 1,545.] [T II ItEEPENCE. • - g * pccATION la GERMANY.—Mr . W. EIMEN wog. a Mheine• an the VIM% hes • few VACANCI 6 4 I• .Wt-b••• 11 Mr TM' Mft Tire corm of tn ."... ~a•n irn the t.rrmsa, 'mot4 trodirb, sal Lit In lA.- 04 ,, 1,1 Uwe , . tlantsetrr. I rlenn•mdttl. inndeursey ,_ , th . cantdc Curromondrore ADO.. usadonll C.W.0.. Saturn Watery. Natural !MM. Wntiag, sad Orassftles. Yr. E. Is t.u - tr r. an 111.1 In happy to sive every Indormatlas nos 4•11.; , anret. Ur •Ul Irani km Manua lona& the rrlofj rnanung hdl os, may b. b. 0.1 Of Yr. Harr* Ga. Wan: or try letter to Mr. E. (Moors aroma and c iterners. Manchester). The hsalunt re Istvan- ran no wet , 11 .4 rye Willa venni. part. , wr Er . ' • • tw HooL btx.h4 WILL' WALLIL 1,11.4 M Twat. c11;10:,./IAK;ICAL, BIIkiItAPILICAL, HIS , , and MISCILLANIRACS EXERCISES. 1111 /14.1.11. Yd. Aiwa. tint !VAL CI *F....IIEINts. 13th Edition, with Wantons by th. wt. I wee es.. J. ned;E: -Le en lb. 1:1 4 111 , ..4 snd M.N. With Qmetimm h,e A . A I ai be a h.. h the Cuestelletwas may be el▪ nit Wont. I ith t t Eon. b Aha h. the t Eto li1A)11Et. IL 6d. solnitl. 111%11 L Ali .1' • 411 Jai , n in LBW WU lIISTONT and • e.i; tit t I • th . 1 Imo. 4a. bd. 6 ,,,AAr. Li W.. 11E4 J ade,. the NEW TESTAMENT; r th,. r, te Jade,. and those Monet by let ' awl 1%; ion.t leivertlint t 44 OnTeuellio Mcaarded to Me ',meths.: tiliMonen With MeLn. 6th Edition. Ihme. tawLl. V. TABLES, Re. Rlth Edition. W. L mho. sed by ..a. M ashall, and Oe. Wide in th• WINO toile 'Oa Wail Awe Om Meet stair."—lles Saws. IVEDDING BREAKFAST provided entire, in Too, pe U.. hi Mews. Pr 101113.1. Conadl,ussit 0.1.1,' •n. 16,142, gnat. f tbe r moot vi w% reeireimper 41 rani qv*. Ma of gift lab Mr. win ;.; at Mee cow en seam ow .4ips• k et.% tr.c.eisse UOl5 MI near. Duo , . or.itor• Nest l• MI metal Ike immilre; lb. wairenent e• r.. rtairrheaLs. *BO" Mil air. Yoh at., sosts.'4 • *ll t••• meters H ENRY MILLS, 1:1, 173, sad 1411. ePORD•ITIEZT, LoNDON, feyness& hisbly-laialied OOLD W ATCOR4. et the 11011. ZoN rAL oossfauctioN. 6, .1.1) DIAL', JEWELLED, he.. a* Pint Outages rash. In -Save new, at Two. sit•A-Halt Oahu.. meta. NES* StiOWADONS, at 171, sahibs ea eater... satt "meat af Nr. owl sECOvII.IIAND PL tTE, sad the NEW ELECTED seal alitier PLATED 0001)4. at szandlngly missed prism lin 1.. Aoki JEWEL. LEST Is Aro Is sham variety. Visa Doll Oaards ho. Its. sera; alma AL. P!RT fit trs.. lama •". rash . A Paninklet, ~sham the Ust et Rises sad Phatithas, .111 sar.l.noisse sophist:am by Vida ; sodas &alp spoliation aewhisl. %ea the Ai/mm-171, 171, sad lUi 01P0RD511113.67, USIDOS. THE. HUMAN HAM—ROWLANDS' MA- Chart Ott. I. ja•tt inneeind Ibrengront the wadi dor its mortal* tualtit• It rovlrini. rerreing. mod beenttlying tbe Iran tor. tatoperatina In moral Wirier b gralarly astir , naienan roarer wiener etre toreros bare bean wrr. to yule. lAti I ANEW M OIL irr ofteettat a era y:to momenta of to "Wel bur. In Or trreorth at whirr.. Ye. it an. atol atarittur, It le alto unfeaur in in *berating f..it tioe. I.r &lobes It le orionially reenamtended, as horning the bar II a blushful bena of heir. awl rendertne Ur re of tie dr as as. men -_r 7. !dee So. It and Tr.; a haply bottle. (earl ha /sae ina:.`. et NW It : and garb lot ere. Ito. eastion—On the au. or of or • bottle re titre weer, In two bant. t• Rowland' Illsr~ OIL" Ile same era enrinead it tbe leek ef tbe wormer reify 11,30 Urea. remoter' lAMB bane — geoid by A. IttirLAND oil 0%4 IQ, Haw to-gars, Innent. sr by aE Cboalor sad Per trim It EASAM'S IEI)ICATED CREAM, and the let ilittla.b I los el the BLOOM—Ir. Pony. with troy rah r trust red oat re s. eller Wt then ere very ter eiresee, otter :mat et er•utatkeed. tMt im: M sorbed to itt et the thereto. err bow bl veer? It dote ler berth er Iw. daeaelle tuba as they Yi rilerlei rotate, ea It er theorise be wry re eleed be. Nes tree serer iamb wry be dielereel or their nen berm deerrie Iter k mere e kw of Mr% dist de eerier gesters tr Mr ereerl or eaterled her re meet goad deer. Ger erdisedieele et the rerleoreerter Day It lb• teal tom dr heart ow drearier be darn se very, tree ode. ranches hoes die el bee. rd.. he.. vitt be he roli j ic e. 4 :Orr he eiloort. eat O. or eat are dreere be tie tempinsa Many eon salettee melee err et rot to err red. oda pet of the buoy. sad err her a dairy et 11. direr eao neat or the arederies he Mira; Urn dr geterdlee SSG tea hi ill Our arr. sad what roaster be ore mgr. let raft r preserdiet lb. bet eerolpir el this veers torra, dos Be sr w..eb I. eerie le err ler rieend hirer es re rodent .urface of the ler a the redierond hen seder mdse. —Lorre eraser Jgeese. hale eth. IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHINO,, .iu rim ince with ISOINISI. -IA4 VIM Ei COOK's , o , A vitEN:At roiling() IfrAtiOCIANT ARABIAN BED. Pit w. brim/ Ofrfrelefreu frmufratefrOwused• Et Wen NM put free. MRDITERIANEAL—Thu Oriental Notpurreithems packet Ripon, Cartels Moresby, arrived et Ilsullemspetog list night, with the heavy portion of the India milk which Was landed under the (largo of Lieut. Serowe., MN., • Admiralty agent. Her dates are:—Alexandria, July 7; Malts.ll ; Gibraltar, 19. A British brig. the Rhine, 68 days from Pernambuco, with sugar,bound to Genoa, foundered at "a on the fith instant, having been leaky the whole voyage. The captain sod crew took to the boats, and reached Gib mime on the 7th. The British squadron under Admiral Nadas, consisting of the Britannia flag-ship, Albion, Ven akee, Trafalgar, Bellerophon, Indefatigable, Phaeton, sad steam. frigate Firebrand, left Gibraltar, on a cruise to the eastward on the 7th instant. Her Majesty's steamship Terrible put into Gibraltar from the fleet G 3 the 11th. Her Majesty's steamers :Growler, Fire. hnod, Spiteful. Janus, and Antelope were at Gibral tar *hen the Ripon left, but the Growler was about to proceed to the fleet. Her Majesty's steam-ship Triton, live days from Plymouth, arrived at Gibraltar on thelhh inst.; the Equerry arrived from the squadron on the 13th inst. ; the Encounter, Arrogant, Dauntless, and Thrthflyer having left Lisbon to join Admiral Dundee, Pared Gibraltar for their destination on the 16th inst. The 11411. was to leave for Woolwich on the 17th, touching et Wein. The British steamer Fearing eight days from Liverpool, arrived on the 10th at Gibraltar, and cleared for Palermo and Messina. The screw.steemy Livorno, six dip lo o m Li ve p oo l, t oo - b e d et Gibraltar on ' the 14th, on hr way to Marseilles. The Peninsular and Oriental Com. paav's ship Tagus aerie- -1 at Gibraltar on the 14th, and left . the same day for Southampton. Tilt. AMERICAN EXPEOMON TO JAPAN. -- The Ilawk:ablad of Amsterdam of the 18th says: " We learn from a positive source that the government of the United States ha• abandoned its project of an expedition against Japan. It has preferred invoking the mediation of the Batch Ravenna. nt. We ars also insured that the Dutch government, which in 1846 made overtures to the Emperor of Japan in the ioterest of the whole of European commerce, has icrepted this mission, and we have no doubt Silts using every effort to accomplish it successful)y." THE NUNTHENN SALMON FatUNGS.—The Ness Promises to be more productive this year than it has been fur many put .eau ns. At the Friars' Shot the net, on I nerd.) , morning last, captured at one haul thirty fi ne trout, one grils e , an d one salmon—the latter fully eighteen resuds weight. There now seems to be plenty of fish higher up the river. and a prospect is held out of a good nel.fishing. The river having swollen slightly early last week, may account fur the improved fishing. Supplies of pickled grilse end trout have teen exposed o r sale at from •l. to hi. per lb., and the demand was good. They sere piaripelly caught in the bill lochs. Our information cos seeing the ravers Spay, Findhorn, and Beauty still mis hits. o f a satisfactory character ; and frem the latter place Inobably not fewer than five hundred fish were shipped for the London market a few days ago, the result of two or three day.' fishing.—lne ccccc Courier. CHARITY Beira.—lt appPlirl that already more 1641.0 0004 Meissen recovered for the benefit of entails shanties, and is sae also alma upwards of 80,0001. The mashe r of charities with whisk the Attorney-Gamma and )fir. Enron (his solicitor, In wok matters) have to deal with taeolvaieg property to tbo snout of a million sada half per annom. THE. SCHOOLS or Dratox.—There are five schools ia the metropolis, as appears from a parliamentary pew jest printed, and 18 prefestera and imatera. I. the reentry there are 41 masters. The Werke way , and the asetrn Kmiec a poruaa of the hes. \‘. , r • -'• `-,••`;* •<../ .e la idha 4.11 ill • • hj , la. 144;0 LATEST ELECTION NEWS. (IT ELECTRIC TILICORAPN.) NOIIFOLK (WEST). VIRAL CLOSE OF Till PULL. 3383 Bentieek Hamond 1971 ROSS AND CROMARTY. TAII A.H. 44 lathevm ettoMASITI. 1111111.-1 rm Matheson RAG 44 AYR (031.7NT1). C 104107 THI POLL. Blair Cardwell • Wick DISTILICT.-I'oll July 23. ROACUII.III CutNlll.-111csIrs. French, Graeo, and Lloyd uousinutc4. Poll July 24. t (Cut•NTV; —Poll July 23. MOI4I.OIAN (COVNTT)-1 . 011 July 23. Ttresauur (CoVNTY)—POU July 23. DOWN (COUNTT)—PoII V WEL FOILO (Cut MTT)—Poll Jul 22. WATKILFO/AD (COUNV—PoII July 23. MATO rOONTY)—P July 23. Suoo CUl:Nry)—Pull July COUNTT—PoII July 23. C 033 (Count)—Rota and Scully retuned. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. throw), Jima' 21.—1 n a convocation holden this &Hermes, is the She Woolen Theatre, the honors ry degree of doctor in civil law was conferred on Sir Charles Has tings, Kat., M.D., Edinburgh, F.G.S. ; John Forbes, M.D., Edinhargh, Fellow of the College of Physicians; and John Conolly, M.D., Eilisburgh, Fellow of the College of Nip 'Wass, and phpieian to the Haswell Asylum. In the same convoeatice William Harcourt Ranking, Esq., M.D., of St. Catharine Hall, Cambridge; and George Burrows, M.D., F.R.S.,of Canis College, Cambridge, whew's* presented by Dr. Greenhill, wen admitted ad etmedem. Rev. Albeit Thomas Atwood,t; Leak Vicarage, shire ; patron, Bishop of Ripon. Rev. Brymer Belcher, to Be. Gabriel Perpetual Curacy, Warwickmpase, PiMai* Loudon. Rev. John Jones, to Brrillys Vicarage, Ilreclumekabire, value 1741. ; _patron, W. D. Wilkins, Beq. Rev. F. Talbot O'Dunogbue, to Go dolphin Perpetual Curacy, Cornwell; Taloa 1601. ; patrons, tho Crown and Bishop of Rafter alternately. Rev. Jolts Taylor, to Mama Perpetual Comfy, Cumber land ; value 771. ; patroa,:r. R.O. Braddyll, T•cAxcias. Daratzar Itraat..—D;;;;;;;;Fit. David's; Rev. J. W. I , Pugh, deceased. . Viciasaoae.—Aalisb, dioeese Cork; patron, Bishop of Cork; Haw. J. H. Hacks*, degreased. Llandilo•Vanr, Carmarthenshire, diocese St. David's ; pa tron, Bishop of St. David's; Rev. J. W. Pugh, deceased. P PPPPP CAL CURACILL—Abbry Mahon, diocese Rose; pawn, Earl of Shannon ; Rev. J. H. Madras, deceased. Power, Over, county and diocese Chester, value 100/. ; patron, Sir R. ileinwaring ; Hey. F. T. O'Douoghue, per• RAILWAYS. TillB DAY. Two oTtoeu. The railway market was characterised by great buoyancy at the opening this morning, and a con siderable advance took pisec in many stocks, which, however, has in most oases not been maintained. Still the general range of the market is higher than yesterday. AHARRIR AND STOMA tr/fOrARRANTIMPI. RatmAira. (k les ~c.:y. Solberg, Setting, Stet' sae Snot Junction aliteerValle) o-day ap p.m Birk( ntt vl,l.lnesithfre PAY. Jun 'au. nr.c. .~ 'kind awl YaMrr .- Odskairs Choler obi Oat am .. Omits sal 11.160.1;iw U•3411= 4 4.4 Aker. *ea tag Amass ign C..es 16.• DJ . . . De. on amen amacr. A. Grim' MMus. Ctrs A.. Oro a Lip . Da dm a sad Oft PUBLIC SALES. ;CIA 21.—8 y MeWM BIOMILIBY and Sot, at Gana way's—Lew and goodwill of the Red Lion, wine and I spirit establishment, Duke-street, Manchester-square, held for 26 years unexpired at 100/. per annum-2,6701. Lease and goodwill of the Grapes free public-house, Crispin-street, Spitalflelds, held for 141 years at 464. 7201. By Meows. VaNrow and Son, at the Mart. —Four lease hold house, Qutca's-road, Nottiug-hill, of the value of 1601. per annum, held for 99 years from 1844 at 301. Fetched in lots, 1,1601. 81. houses, No. 20 to 2.5, Princes-place, Notting-hill, producing a rental of 1001. per annum (lees tales), held' for 91 yam' at 241.-1801. Freehold nekismss. sa =2ll tio ?reeodeld-street, Whiteeha pel, let at 261. per By Mr. B. Pat,ttu ,tits Mart. —Two houses, known as Herne and Clifton-cotteseu, Dessmark-rood, Camberwell,' let at 701. per manure, Ursa MI pin, at 101.-41001. Two freehold cottages ' Densmaisad, Metherhithe-new road, annual value 361., Unita redeumed-1001. Five houses, Ttchbousueourt, and pasha No. 7, Whetstone-park, Holborn, let at 1801. per swum, held for 37 years, at 821. 10s., adman tazus-690/. Life interest of & gamesman alga 62, and a lady aged 67, in 82W. 175., Three-ania—Quarter per Cents., and the reversion to a moiety thereof at death of the saute parties -3461. - . --- By Mr. Matom, at OuTaway's.—Three houses, Maar Bela-road. Kingsland, 4tt at 84/., term 76 year tram 1843, at W.-64W. __ aaepold home, No. 20, Groye-villas, Hiabbery, let at hail. per annum, tens 98 years from 1944, at 301.- 9104 Leasehold house, No. 16, Highburygrore, let at 1001. per annum, term 98 years rem 1844, at 11. 111. 6c1.-946/. Eight houses, High street, Stoke Newington, let at rents producing 3181. per annum, term 96 years, at 471. 4s. per annum—fetched, in lots, 2,2.501. Four houses, Somerfonl-grove, Ist at 1401., term 68 years unexpired, at 26/.-1,8161. Four houses. Sonterford-bore, producing 841. 16e. per annum, term 68 years, at 181.-672.. TUE STARTING EMIGRANT SHIP.—WeII, there I was, once more on the deck of this very fast-sailing, clipper built, copper-fastened, passenger ship, bound to the gold reg;ons, by the advertieement in the These—but, I should have thought, ailing to Botany Bay, by the dismal misery written on the faces of those on deck ! Transportation for life, with stose-breaking in heavy chains, appeared tinctly vWble is their countenances. Bose were trying to look unconcerned, and even rather jolly, as if they knew all about it, and it was • mere nothing to them ; others I got up a little careen whistling, and put questions to the pilot in an imitative gruff voice ; some reeled and staggered from the hatchway to the stoppers like drunken men, while others held on with a gripe of despair by the spare anchor under the long boat, as if expecting the ship to founder, and they meant to make a life-buoy of that. None were actually ill, but there was, scattered about, every stage of incipient sea sickness. I made my way to the mats-hatch land began to descend the ladder. "On deck there !" triad a voice below, that seemed to come up from the farthest I corner of a very deep auk. "Ay ah!" growled the sailor addressed, who was busily gamed in some mysterious ope ration with the long boat. " Where have you stowed your patent ventilators ?" inquired the voice from the cask ; " we're choking down here." " Oh," rejoined the tar, as be winked at the cook's mate, " Neptune will bring them aboard when be visits us at the Line." The complaint was indeed well founded, as I felt on descending into the regions beim, where I found the sun with the casky voice. The euespiaisant was • talelleriged penes • tailor or shoe maker, pestimm m a naval cha racter according to the sae appttowi...hiss at the Surrey Theatre. It tech me gems 'Wastes before I could distinguish the lights and shades of the living panorama moving in that long, half abeense vault of a place. How changed since I saw it in the inks. The uproar, the crowd, the handing &boat of * and clothing, the diva indistinct light fr. m the f adant fore-hatch, gave it the appearance of Rag.feir held in the Thames Tunnel for novelty's sake. There was small room for walking about. I had to clamber neer all sorts of sharp cornered, hard-edged packages. Children were crying, women were chattering, men were grumbling and swearing, and calling down the ugliest maledictions upon the heads of all the captains, chief mates, brokers aid shipowners in the known world. O n th e ' whole broken, was confusing to a new toner, and not mach plainer, apparently, to those who had been on board during the last twenty-four hours. Had the captain poured the entire contents of the London Dock warehouse doe n an enormous funcel into that particular 'tween decks, the chaos could scarcely have been aggravated. The stagger ing motion of the vessel set all landsmen's attempts to labour at complete defiance. As for the women, they were content to seat themselves ow anything that was nearest their cabins, and there contemplate the encompeemiag wil derness of property.—Dickens s "HoesmAod - - WEATHER PROPHECT.—It is a common opinion in the midland enmities that if the oak comes into leaf before the ash, a dry summer may be expected, and a wet summer if the ash is the get. A wet spring is generally, I believe, favourable to the earlier leaves of the ash, which are retarded by a dry one. This year the oak was very much earlier than the ash.—Froas Nam and Queries.' COST or PROCURING VIZ BMMIFIBLD MARXET EssosAs Acr.—From a parliamentary paper just Betted, it appears that the east of procuring the Smithfield Market Removal Act was 3,8121. 7s. 9d. ; of which sum 1,8191. Os. Id. was paid to Mews. Lyon, Barnes and FIB., 1,2781. 6e. 64. as fees to counsel, and 6791. 14e. 4d. as house fees, short hand writers, sad witnenec. LONDO7I AND NORTH WERTFRN .1 1r.WAY.— Retain of traffic for ill, mark ending July 13, 1:-12. - Parirgffs, Parcel., carriages, hornet, and mail-, 34,6361. 13e. 44.; merchandise, 18,3221. lls. 94. ; cattle, 1,1281. Ith. 7d. Total, 62,0871.1.. H. Corresponding week, 1800, 49,0241. 17s. 7d. Ditto, 1861, 63,279/. 3a. 241. li=te: 1860-446 1161.198.0 d.; 18.51-187,9811.19474. ; 02,1861. 6.. la. K. le 111 SI IC Ile et. PL _ll qit "—i—es—tfiidis. lawsamellbarhsides-77 iiii-thidhrimer. Ds. dom. A. Ora .. . Ds. Ot.entl.am 4 domm 111. o. ; Grad _ _ :ioiw .: l Do. TINA DurmiAlm asi • lie • Qhit DA Da... llB lreet • Islia WWI Swarm . Weis ea Ibiairall • =4 II M $. Cowl ..:,b.~':. . Do.SIOL.M.a2I L(C Woks & isob-Waten Do. SO ts•Osiry& NOSlJko.Oilligesk ice- ... wer.'ll i lore, Pramisai awl Callas .. Nrinsarbst 167"CAtastravony isrebrd.. ' g aited tausi4kiliet.. [WWI'S .t 0 . anises Ciratio. 'Um* * - 20116 — .7 %ill ll .. Dom. A Dd. . swearing wWienc Wers.,6 Holm osollob MOW . 46r.... 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LIM DIM ..... ...I j WWI Simmeart (Isseed wine wound.. I WWII& 7 For 01dt... I Alridiel II UAW por Ct- Oillasin RIO Omer aid . Deedsi ) lj e rib as siid Abair. dew 11•4 4 • OtTel•if MI 1111 41 li I ii In Ditto 411 a 1 _ . Nrtt 6 per Cart. Noel 461.1161skSerlp ire.ol p.O • Ent (4014 pkgr. AL . per Chiel Durk Itembers Oat, bpe i!Ass.Nef !Tido. 1 tea. & eitiL eille;;;1 IrsoL COL Si M y sk Losplamillalmose• ir Lao Itilistliselek lob Ds. Paw ll• uo. to Stullandleqnr.nr.m /1 llltlo Prokkeolo ..: 1 Norfolk Ma 100100... Do. Mammy 'Volley Moth milli 1 0,614 worei;t•r, aa Wolkoff. 513.11 per Coot D. do. do ihroso.6lllno.NewGuar disoiroltClifolor(Nor.W Db.', k par Oast - !Sawa York. 4 per CLOI Waterford h Kilkenny ... Tazt arz i t r h ear,er . Barw.. I XtW t?i!to _ lehßTlCrol Dijon and ikons gnus 7. In 'tot Indira ... ... . Grist !Wu& Paelnsals. De. rand Jostle of Freese OLWeat.sfeseadsAbseas Da do. ds. ocTioris (fad Immo) •Mad laio Nock May. 1631; doe la I It pereret. Do. Do. (Mulvey) Do. !aria DI. do. Now - !fuer earl Lisp :goobers .. Do. it/. per 41. Bane (1.4 B. Is Assam elm) (*lowa .nd Neflit,ol ft:l6mM Sour Pies ftialr• led Neale W~~ .w •. iii«TrTeeirm.7:7 wows et rams Igi OS Is de 49 11 II; II C. 12 1 :i gl 211 le 19 3 ale et ti I!I, , , e 4 a 71 Hi. lei 1 - 4 901 SI ►s 11$ I 1 103 if 90 11 19 pa 111 834 111 If Oki , 174 2 18 4 8 146 U. 78 1416 1816 In 94; 13 1 1 1m I 1806 die per a 14 13 ps, n 814 Se $3 $ 24 es 7$ U 4 • 4$ 4$ 4 2 Ms 2 14 44 44 _ i" i" ar $4 it el i t die $ 25 1162 76 77 i 6 U 44 W SOS W ISt It, iSe ti II 4 • SO II IS 17 404 41 1 4M N + 11+ I li I:1 76 _7 i - H . d lo 3 I f 63 H JO II z d De SO td $O4 Ili tli 304 194 19i Si 14 US 132 11 14 z d 11l !IS 1184 $74 2,1 1;4 111 113 'II 211}N 14 i d lej 20j lIS U - r• 20 4 iii 131 154 let 114 I I ki. II I I 111 104 ad IRAIIIIP. li3 107 N ICI 1111 Ilte : 4 11 a 4 If 141 1/ 114 Is lid sd 141 lid 1 ° II A= Pr i i• 3 1 1 9 7. 1 II 11 1 13 13 pm 1311 ► I 1 ist 2l ?o{ , I St pm .1 Si pm Ile 171 11le It 11 20 .21 i - C . Ms IP IN I /4 1 i 1 pia al lI.WATO. if 4- Zd le li • poi .• 0. e 1 1,. 4 4 1 I S . 11. lie 131 II i iti WI 25 1 i Is' 153 6 us 44 24 $ /I 4# I ;L e 1.14 41 1031 41441 Cil 101 itl 111 17i 7071 3 11134 . 111 lii I i SI 110 4 lie IS 41 6 ref fl Ili a 74 41 4 401 76i 6f 14 $1 z 4 SS) ISli SO n 111 13i 100 1011 f 0 usi 114 a IU lit In am 15f w4l ii .1 lii ail 14 151 i 14 14 14 5/ 4 l 4i 111 44 pm MONEY MARKET. WIDWRIDAT Byname. The English funds were again fiat to-day, a few money sales offering, whilst the market was at the same time unsupported by any operation on account of government. Console were sold as low as 1001 for cash, but subsequently rallied, and left off, as offi cially quoted, 1001 to for delivery, and 1001 to 4 for the 12th August, or 4 worse than yesterday. The feeling in the afternoon. however, was sensibly firmer, and after the of hours prices were called Ito I per cent. higher. Bank s tock ha s r eac h e d th e high . figure of 2291. The day's official busi ness list is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 4 1,4; ditto for account, 1001, 4,1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011,1, 101. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 105, 1041, 106. Long Annuilies,',lB6o, 64, 16-16; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6,1, 11-16; Bank Stock, 2294. The unfunded securities remain steady. The March Exchequer Bills are worth 765. to 795. prem.; ditto June, 695. to 72e. prem. India Bonds mark 925. and 945. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were not con siderable. Mexican Bonds were better, the price of the new ions rallying to 2111. Spanish and Grana da,. Bonds were flatter. In Peruvian there is some little fluctuation, consequent upon the undecided position of the question as to the in vestment of the surplus. The Deferred Bonds have been sold at the reduced figure of 621. The official business report embraces:— Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 51 prem. Brasilian Old Five per Cents., 102. Chilian Three per Cents., 73. Danish Five per Cents., 1074. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 971. Granada Deferred Bonds, 9 , 8 4 Mexican New Three per Cents., 254, I. Peruvian Actives, for account, 101; ditto lieferred Three per Cents., 63, 64, 621, 63. Rus sian Five per Cents., 1194. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account 30th July, 494, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 22. Dijon and Besancon Railway shares, with 21. paid, have taken their place on the Stock Exchange official list, and are quoted 1 to 4 prem. The lest quotation of Canada Six per Cent. Bonds is 1151; City Navigation Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Benda, 97. At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the London and Westminster Bank to-day, the net profits for the half-year were stated at 4 2,5411., out of which was declared a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The sum of 12,5411. remains to be added to the surplus fund, which consequently now amounts to 116,6941. The paid-up capital of this bank is 1,000,0001., and the shares, on which 201. has been paid, were last dealt in on the Stock Exchange at 324. The intelligence from Mexico, as given in the United States journals, is stated to come down to the 19th of June. It appears that President Arista was on the point of convoking an extraordinary session of Congress, with a view to again attempting to procure the passing of the several bills required for the relief of the finances. This is the coarse which we anticipated he would adopt, and it is cer tainly a more constitutional mode of proceeding than resorting to a coup d'etat. It is also stated that the two and a half millions of dollars destined to pay the English bondholders had left Mexico on the 18th of June. As some uneasiness has been excited by the protest of the French minister at Mexico against the export free of duty of this silver, it may be as well to mention that Colonel Facto, the Mexican agent here, has proceeded to Paris to explain to the French government the facts as they really stand. The fact is, as every bondholder knows, that this remittance is in pursuance of a spe cial agreement by which the government pays its creditors a specific sum, they giving up in return a much larger claim for arrears of dividends, and con senting to have their bonds cut down from 5 to 3 per cent. Letters received by this mail front influential parties in Mexico confirm the statement made in the last published communication of the committee, that arrangements were about to be entered into for the payment of the July dividend. The measures about to be proposed by President Arista for the improve ment of the financial condition of Mexico were— first, the lowering of the tariff; secondly, the admission, at a moderate duty, of articles hitherto prohibited ; and thirdly, the farming of the customs revenues. If Congress persists in rejecting these measures, it is thought that the President, who will in that ease be positively powerless to carry on the government with any degree of efficiency, will decide upon carrying them into effect upon his own autho rity, and will call upon foreign governments to aid him in his attempt. It will not be overlooked that a reduction in the import duties in the Mexican ports would have a very beneficial influence upon several branches of our manufactures, at the same time that it would tend to a great augmentation of the receipts from that source of revenue. With regard to the dispute about the Garay grant, letters from Washington inform us that the Mexican government had intimated to that of the United States that they are quite willing to nego tiate for the right of way across the isthmus of Te huantepec upon liberal terms. It • is noticed that the vast enterprise of cutting a passage between the two omens can never be so satisfactorily ad. jested as by a binding treaty between the two go- vernments, es the United States government can then determine on the best mode of carrying it into effect by contracts with their own citizens, who will thus be made immediately responsible to a recognised authority. It is evident, on the other hand, that if any individual or company from the United States should contract with Mexico, disputes and difficulties would be constantly occurring, involving vexatious embarrassment and perhaps collision between the two Republic. It would thus appear that the Mexican government are pursuing a very wise course in this matter, and that they feel a deep interest in it is proved by their despatch of a new minister to Wash ington, charged with special instructions. It is Known, however, that he is also entrusted with the conduct of other negotiations having for their object the extinguishment of the obligations assumed by the United States under the eleventh article of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. By this article the United States government is engaged to prevent the incursions and depredations of the Indians along the Mexican frontier, which they find themselves unable to do, and it seems that this matter will become a subject of pecuniary arrangement between the two countries. Correspondence has already passed on this subject between the two governments, prior to the despatch of the Mexican minister to Washington. Subjoined is an extract from one of the New York journals, which will be regarded with interest as af fording an insight into the views entertained on the other side of the Atlantic relative to the new supplies of guano lately discovered off the Peruvian coast:— Tbs recent action of the government, in entering a por tion of the Pacific squadron to panted our merchant vessels engaged in the guano trade, off the coast of Peru, is likely to prove of considerable value to the commercial and ages cultural interests. At present this traffic is confined chiefly to the Chincha Islands, within the jurisdiction of Peru. That government exacts a bonus of 12 dots. per ton, and the transportation and other attending charges enhance the actual cost to about 27 dots. per ton, landed in the United States. But u the trade is mainly monopolised by • British company, in which it is said the chargé d'affaires from Pent to the United States is largely interested, they regulate the prices for this country to suit their own caprices and pockets. Renee it is that the nominal value fine , tutu, and that our homers are compelled to pay the exorbitant prices of 60 dole. awl 00 dole. per ton. I The sterile Lobos Island., known as Lobos rte Tierra and Lobos do Muni are nr..ch higher up the coast, and tieing more t han • marine league distant from the shore, are not under the jurisdiction of Peru. Heretofore they have been principally resorted to for seal fishery. They abound in an excellent article of guano, nearly equal to that found at the Chincha Islands, and are treaMota to the use of the world, not being under the att er regulations of any existing government. The prow/ion or our navy will give security to these who may no it to embark in the enterprise, and will reduce the cost of this important article of agriculture materially. In the ant place the bonus of 12 dols. per ton to the Peruvian government will be inmemod, and the traffic being laid pon to free competition the pr es e n t mon op o ly o f the Br ' h company at Chinch. must inevitably be destroyed. If the trade should be properly prosecuted, guano could easily be delivered in the United Statn, at a fair profit ob-ve the actual cost of transportation, and at about one third of the average price which is tom charged to the consumer. The Administration is entitled to much credit for the service which has been rendered in this matter, and for the effici ency exhibited in responding to the call of the agricultural portion of the oommunity. ..• • - The writer, u will readily be perceived by those conversant with the subject, is in error in more than one of his statements, the position of the guano con tract not being n6l understood. What may be the precise instructions given to the United States squadron in those waters does not appear. As yet the British government seems to stand alone in its re cognition of the right of Peru to the Lobos Islands, and perhaps, in view of the threatened interference of other powers with the view to throw open the guano trade, the Peruvian government mar more clearly perceive the impolicy of damaging tlieir cre dit here by attempting any infringement of the rights of the British creditors, as alluded to by us yester day. Letters from Lima mention that the govern ment contemplate making " some new arrangements relative to guano," ant emirate state their nature. It appears also that they mean to maintain a naval steam force at the guano islands. Transactions to a lair extent have taken place in Bank shares this week, and the general course to prices continues decidedly upwards. Australasia, Commercial of London, London and Westminster, London Joint-Stock, Oriental, Union of Australia. and Union of London, have all been dealt in at rising prices. These securities are meeting with much more favour, and increased importance at taches to the transactions. Sales are thus recorded : —Australasia (401. paid), 55 36, ; British North American (501. paid), 60, 59;ex div.; Commercial of London (201. paid), 271 ; London Joint-Stock (10!. I paid), 181, 3, f , ; London and Westminster (201. paid), 32, 4 ; Oriental Bank Corporation (25'. paid), 1 30 ; Provincial of Ireland (251. paid), 47/ cx div.; Union of Australia (251. paid), 51, 32, 51, 311; ditto New (21. 108. paid), 0; Letion of London (10/. paid), 171, t. Royal Australian Banking and Gold Im porting shares were done to-day at 1 prem. for the settlement. Dock stocks remain firm. Commercial stock is quoted in the official list 901; East and West India, 1 158 cx div.; London, 129 ex div.; Southampton, 281. Steam-boat shares have met with a moderate num ber of dealings, the inquiry being chiefly for Royal Mail Steam, which have risen 21. per share. The last prices are :—Australian Royal Mail, 2 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 501; General Steam Navi gation, 284, 291, 281, 29; Peninsuhr and Oriental, 81, 85, 841; ditto New, 361; Royal Mail Steam, 82, 1, 1. The Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company have made application for a charter of incorporation. In Insurance shares there is no change, pricks remaining steady. Of Canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quo tations are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Birmingham, 100, 101; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 491, 50; ditto, Six per Cent. Guaranteed, 114; Grand Surrey, 34 ; Leeds and Liverpool, 450, 455; Loughborough, 510; Oxford, 135: Regent's, 171; Stafford and Worcester, 403; Sturbridge, 290; Warwick and Birmingham, 40. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies shares range u follows :—British Provincial, 19 ; Brighton, 16; City of London, 126; Continental Consoli dated, 451 • Equitable, 27; Great Central, 14 ex div.; Impe rial, 41; Independent, 46; London Par liamentary Preference, 25 ; Phoenix, 261 ; United General, 201, ; Westminster Chartered, 38; ditto New, 74. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 151 cx div.; Grand Junction, 661; Kent, 83; New River Company, 60; West Middlesex, 1011. Miacellaneous snares are quoted as follows in the official list :—Assam Tea Company, 101 ex div.; Auction Mart, 26; Australian Agricultural, 161; Australian Trust, 21,1; British American Land, 25 ex div. ; Canada Company, 50; Hudson's Bay Stook, 215 ; llungerford, 47; London Institution, 5 ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 241; South Australian, 23 4 g• THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English stock market is quiet to-day, and there is an absence of buoyancy. Prices are quoted the same u at the close of the official business hours yesterday. Coneds rule at 1001 to Ifor money, and 100! to for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to 1; the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1041 to 105. Exchequer Bills, March, 763. to 78s. prem. India Bonds, 915. to 945. prem. In the foreign house there is a rise in Mexi can, and a fall in Peruvian, for the canoes of which reference may be made to the statements affecting these two states published above. Mexican New Threes have risen from 23; to 26, but are now not quite so good. Peruvian Ac tives have fallen to 101, and ditto Deferred to 60 ; Buenos Ayrean mark 79. Granada Deferred, 84 to 91. Spanish New Deferred Threes, 22. Sardinian Fives, 95g. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, JOLT 21. for I roe Menai. Money. °posing 1111gbest. Lowest.. Mob* , 3 per mew ....... .... ; 72 40 12 33 72 30 72 30 ,3 45 41 p4tOsnta lO3 IS 103 9 101 SO 103 3 ' 103 23 4 pat Casts. 6 pas Ousts . Spot Ceuta. New Loan ... .. -. ... . Latham, on London: 3(6104 23 271 ; 90 days, 25 17t. fareperCLllNO 102 Yaw 1 Naples Rents ...... gamy . 432 — . Roman 3 par Cents 954 ... Do. 41 Redman I p.Ct. 95 30 .. I Treasury Hondo Do. 6, Is3l FARM, 470%1721.—8L Germain, 1,077 60 ; Versailles (right bank , , —; ditto (krft beak), 32123; Pam and Orleans, 1,1193 50, Psns and Rowan, 910; Ram and Uasts. 33230; Mainlines sod As. op.on, 4414 23 ; ntrasbourg and Baie, 293 • 99705, 617 SO, Paris sod Nussbaum, 41123; Paris sad Lyons, 73 ; Lyons and ATIVOO. 577 60; licatarsan and Troyes. —; nowt 390; Disppe and lsanap. 236; Paris and emu, —; Bordeaux sad Tine, 155. Montpellier sad Cann 621 40 ; Lams et S.. Dialer a Gray, 316 25. VIENNA, JULY 20.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 97; New Loan (Series A), 971 ; ditto (Series B) 1101; Four-and-a-Half per Cents, —. Bank Shares, 1,364; Exchange on London, 11.48. BERLIN, JULY 19.—Voluntary Loan, 102 j; Now Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1041; ditto (1852), 1041 ; National Debt, 931; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1231; Bank Shares, 1071. ANOTHER DEATH IN THE HAMPSTEAD PONDS.- Yesterday, Mr. G. 8. Brent held an inquest at the Free masons' Arms, Downahire-hill, Hampstead, upon George Glasaborough, a shoemaker, aged 17. On Sunday, deceased went to bathe in the " Fourth Pond," at the Lower Heath, Hampstead—the same pond where, a week back, another life was lost. Although no swimmer, he jumped into the eer y spot where • board, marked "dangerous" was put up, where he sank, and struggled much. An alarm was imme diately given when George Bee and others joined their arms together and thus caught deceased, but as they were dragging him to land he relaxed his hold, and fell back into the water. The Royal Humane Society's drags were then got from the Freemasons' Arms. Although the pond was dragged three hours the body was not found until • young man dived and brought it to land. It appeared that no one skilled in the use of the drags was on the spot, which also elicited the reprehension of the jury. They likewise complained of the indecency of p ar ti es bathing in that pond at all hours, when citizens with their families came out to enjoy themselves. It was further urged all a ground of serious complaint, that it was from such water, in which men and boys bathed, and cats and dogs were drowned, that the inhabitants were supplied with water. A juror informed the coroner, in answer to a question, that the ground was rented by the water company fromthe lord of the manor. The jury having requested the coroner to forward their finding to the compsity, returned • verdict of " Accident it *Oh the following midi a dorn : " The jurors hope that the Hampstead Water Work Company will pat into force their authority to prevent bathing in the Hampstead l'onds on Sundays, for the sake of public decency, and to limit the hours of thing during other days; and they also suggest that some person, with appliances suitable fur the prevention of lose of life by drowning, should be in attendance." MINES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. There was a rather more active market for mining stocks to-day, most of the favourite de , eriptions be illg in fair demand. The inquiry, however, can neither be called brisk nor general. The prices at which sales have been made are reported to us as follows by the tnird respectable brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this variable market as be tween buyer and seller :—llevas 'Nlour, 1; South Tamar, 6 '1; Cupid, 8 ; Tineroft, 121; Wheal ltawiell, 28s. 9d.; Cubert, 225. (id. ' • Tamar Consols, 41; Great Wheal Alfred, 211 ; Clive, G; Vule of Torrey, 11; Ltrikewalls, 61; Linares, 21. Bs. ad. ; Mariquita, 1-16 prem. The gold mining shares remain steady, with only a quiet business doing. Liberty (Virginia) shares, however, were again worse, closing only 1 to 1 prem. The non-official quotations are as follows : Mel bourne par to prem.; New South Wales, 1 prem. ; Australian Console, 1 din. to par; Britannia, to k die.; North Wales Consols Muting Company, 1 to prim.; Glenaulin, to 1 prem.; Connemara, Ito 1- prem. Cobra shares fell 11., losing last 'peed 41 to 13. THIS DAY. Two o'C.t.oct There is no increase of movement in the gold mining share market, and prices are unchanged. Cobre shares hart further receded to 41. Tincrotts have reached 1:1 and English and Australian Copp e r Smelting are aLso; better. Cl. No, Aare: Noma. P.del. ; I prioovis r &MUMS law 7cateeday. to-day. -- 100,000 I %nos Prim 100,030 10e. k oplo CUilorolan 11,000 10 &swan 14,000 10 Anotralts•iso 1 3 1,, 20,000 24 kustrullso 0 $ 11.0,1010 I kustrstlan Fraahokl 3e,000 I Vre 113ar:..$ all I I 7 .. 1, ,n9. SO tt:senst ... , n Iron and Coal all ... .. 100,000 I Ilrltish s nnraltan Gold all 4 113 1 4 36,000 10 Nritub iron :0,000 13 nrarli. In, p,(lm. at 31. pin. 244 24 34 6,000 30 Do. Coe usand adaba 11,000 20 Do. 111. Jnhu LIM hop IS 210,n00 I :roan'. Creek ~,... ... all par 4 pm. 12,00 , 1 . Cobra r.,ppert .... — 6 O el r 1 I 414 1 100,000 i Colonial Gold Coptape l4 'o,lon Eng. dr Australian Copp all 6 A MAI 14 : 30,000 1 .3ateral s ,1100 Inide• 317 , ontain. . 72,000 1)ra01 Duelte'of Baden . all 11.M1 ..inst Nig isk all II :6 pm oO.IIOC Llbatt 141,000 kale Itathorat. MI I 4 , :t . 511,000 Con. in.:aldur,O.Qts.C.Co. all f 4 dla I 20,1.00 I %mean Ss SnutbAiserieen 9 41 3 1 , 0,000 Sew CI Josla ... ...3,n00 Souve .1 Monde 1111,0011 Punt Philip I 6 3 Inn 60, , 00 gouts IRGek all I 3Mt 7,000 10 fantruen de Cuba lO4 12: 3 1 511,030 1 -oath Australian ,OlO 3 die pa 6,110 10 Ito Cr.!: 43.174 a 2si trailed 31,-siern I`o,'loo 1 Wes , I! Irmo.* 140,10 , I ,Tabs COMMERCIAL AND MARKE7S. MINCING.LANE.—THIS DAY. Sr°Aa.—The public sale of Porto Rico went off heavily; the sound part bougt.t in; the damaged sold at 375. to ell.; refined quoted tha unto u yesterday; grocery lumps. Vv. Gd. to 194. Corran.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon went off without difficulty, at about yesterday's prices; 1,600 bats of native Ceylon were sold on 'Change yesterday, at 44,. Tr.A.—The market has a more firm appearance. Corrox.—This article continues dull of sale. BILANDY has ads;.nced 2d. per gallon during the last few dam. Ixotoo.—The quarterly sale is progressing with more spirit to-day. COCHINCAL sells freely, and prices are a shads dearer. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. 13.1vta rrrirts the kupply short, and trade brisk, at the following quotationc—Pnme Meadow Hay, 80e. to 90v.; inferior. 72r. to 765. 6d.; new, 60a. to 80s. ; Howes, 676. 6d.; Clover, old, 00.. to 100 a.; new, 72a. to 84. ; Straw, 32a. to 369. TALLOW MARBET.—THIS DAY. The market is still quiet Prices range as cinder: Town Tallow 33e. 9d. nett cask; Petenbory, Y.C. en the spot, 375. 6d. ; October to Deeember, 375. 6d. to 375. 9d.; Jan. to Mandl (1863), 3Ss. 3d. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lte Jute 21.—There has been rather more doing in our stock and share market to-day than for the previous two days. Still there is very little improvement in quotations, and the market closes far from its beet. The following are its transactioas. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 81 d.—Ditto (late Chester soul Birkenhead), 20 —Caledonian, 22—Ditto (preference shares), 103—Eastern Counties, 11—East Lancashire, 203, 3. 3—Great Western, 104— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841, 1, 4, 3, I Ditto (preference shares, 6 per cent.), 153—London and North Western, 132, 3—Ditto (new f literal, 321, 3—Ditto (fifth shares), 61, I, 11.16l>.—Manchester, Shetbeld, and Lin coln, 343, 4—Ditto (I shares 1-73 till 18.13), 11—Ditto (preference shares), 133—Midland, 771, 3,3, B—Ditto (new preference 41 per cent.), 3 p.—South Eastern and Dover, 221, 1, j, —York and North Midland, 261, 3—D u t c h Rhenish, 2 -16 d. Laßue, JULY 21.—There has been no material change in the share market this morning. There has only been a limited business done, and prices are about the same as yes terday. The closing transactions were as follows:—Cale donians, 22/. le. 31.—Leeds Northern', 171—East Lance shires, 20—North We-trims, 9—Midland stock, 771—North Western Preference, 14—Manchester, Sheffield, aad Lin colnshires, 343. MANCIIIISTER, Jutir 21.—There was. a good business, and, though prick, fluctuated during the day, _they closed rather higher than on the previous afternoon. Leeds stock, 8.61-BheMelds, 311—Caledonians, 72—Ditto, Preference, 10 Midlands, 783—Dover., 223—Eastern Counties, it— East Lancashire, 213 Shrewsbury and Chester, 203. BIII.3IINORAM, JULY 21.—There was • fair amount of business done in this market to-day. Birmingham a n d Stour Valleys were done at 113 ,• Shrewsbury and Bir mingham B. 's at 61.135. 94.; aid Preference shares at 113. CAMERON'S COALDROOK, SWANSEA AND LOU(UOR RAILWAY.—On Monday, before Master in Chancery Rich ards, a numerous meeting in this matter was held, to make a call twos the shareholders to provide a fund to meet the costs occasioned by proceedings that had for their object the including certain parties called seceding share holders" in the lest of the contributories. Mr. Roxburgh, with Moan Gal.worthy, appeared for Mr. Turirauel, the aerial manager, whose report set forth that 40 persons holding 16,251 shares had been placed on the list as liable, and that 69 other persona holding 3,656 were also sought to be included, but that these latter claimed to be exempted by reason of the alleged transfer of shares, the validity of which was the subject of great litigation, and that a con eiderable amount of costs had been incurred in cone/- queen, to meet which arid the cost of further pro ceedings, together with the taxed costs of Mr. Wil liams, the solicitor to the company, which had been allowed at 3,806'., a call of 11. per share would be required, more particularly as there was reason to helieve that the sale would not be productive as regarded 12,800 shares, of which one holder (Col. Cameron) of 11,970 shares was out of the jurisdiction of the court. Mr. Rol_ burgh contended fur the making of the call to furbish the official manager with an indemnity fend for past and pro spective proceedings. Mr. Selwyn, counsel for opposing contributories, urged that, as the litigation was one be tween two clone, of shareholders, and to some extent a speculative proceeding, there should not be any formal call it costa, hut a voluntary contribution. Alter considerable disenssion, and the hearing of other counsel and solicitors, for shareholders, the Master decided on making a call of Is per 'hare, observing that he did not think the proceedings partook at all of a speculative character, and that they came properly within the scope of the duties of the official manager and his advisee. Several claims were subse quently proceeded with, the smaller being allowed, and the larger either adjourned or disallowed. GREAT NORTIIERN RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the week ending July 11,1861 —P n, parcels, car riages, hones, dogs, and 6,3661. 6e. 3d ; merchandise and minerals, 4,0311. 34.7 d.; cattle, 2741. Oa. Bd. Total, 10,6611.95. 6d. Correvondiug week, 1861, 14,1391. 9e. 2d. LONDON AND SOUTU WESTERN RAILWAY.— Return of traffic for the week ending July7lB, 1862 : Pasamigen, 12,0151. 21.; ltd.; good', 2,3201. 4s. 41d. T e fo o ot r N : l i t °,R po l l wa Tll4 : 3sl y di B a . T n g . ' d 7 w s e l; cane! for r e or ara t w;e es \ R :e 4 n , d l l 3Bl n W ß A . J_ T u N ly . :l T l L rejß , I : B6 T : 4 2, re 4 s , hi tt r y :ll. is exclusive of the - " " ' - with the 0314800) ileum e' iiiiiii: 1: I'l tlilltMM Nee or the receipts available under the agreement London and North Western Nativity Company. 4MS AND SOUTH WESTSBN RAILWAY. - of traffic for the week , i • • • • 2. 12. a. 9cl. ; correspondl• ••• 1 1 1 / 4 • Bd. of passengen in 1 • " I , I :i't":.- 4 '‘ 711 • • I V 74 - 2 • ,; • r . 10S ii 3 l te v. Now