The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-12 00:00:00

;1 [THREEPENCE. 1862. I s& I BAsas. I.rsffig price, Teaturday BISPinCS% COOO 19-33 £56,681 19,255 16,055 16,671 21,295 23,938 19,603 2,010 12,370 4,305 671; 5,460 6,042 40 Atntralaois . I 40 'Brit. Col. lianlifiLoon Vo. Aritish North Arucrkun „Awl 25 'Chartered Bank of Asia .. 39,0: 01 2/ 'Chart. Bank of India, Ant- Vona. I trona. and China 24 100 !Colonial 21.014000 Commetetal of London 25,0001 .. &mt., k AUA. Chart 23.000 i 20 Lon. Chart. Rank of Awit 10,000, 50 . London and County cosine: 'Lewl,n Joni SIAIA 20,001100 IL . Won and Westmlniter 10,1101100 INaUonal Prow. of England 10.0Irul 20 Do. ....... 10,0001 30 ;National of Ireland . 33.87.4 23 ,Oriental Bank Corpora:jou 20.000100 IProvlnelal of Ireland— -4.000 10 , Do. New . . soot, s ;Rona Am‘irs',6l .. and Gold Imp. Co 8,000 25 4outh Anotralla WOO 20 Colon of Amtralia.. 8,00 .. 11m. New ..... Go.uoe 30 Union of London 6.001 40 Itlnion of Madrid 8283 1 ; die par I i i Pin 1 gi r 2l I: Sit it 4 'l3l 16,259 80 317 8,302 30 Si 26 au 10 all if 4d. :V.d7 xd• d d ad" 20,76(: 88(1 i -.-. IA Id . . I • i e.:-.0 2 h e terifes 5.. , e• ,4 . . tr- •. a s --- 3‘e5r.....z-74.--- • . . tillr- e•• ii r... • -- '' s-' .--- ' •-• - . '.---... .---J ge . 5 , (•, t i t 0A- ti 3 r r t , No. 2,176.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1853. _____ IT O wunts.—br. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. voittAtiN RAILWAY& .101141 1, MUSEI'M will be tiPR.N, at the Portland Liallery, Retest. Ito 4 !Antwerp and Rotterdem 16 I dig , „ 04 ,poitr the thestmlude ladltutbse , Inc lb. AD/415.10N of Reside. Ara. It . THURSDAY EVENING. 10 I Malmo to Orsiesessat, .. i I die 71 Na Sh. I BANZI I.IPIEVINLY.III.:4 DAY and., ',rift,. from tern till fivorowor The Lord Lieutenant, accompanied b . .: the Countess The railway market opened very firmly this morn- I 3 "Vas 211000 JaDelee m ie i / iry demobs' r dugs wall he lova by Ni.. Leeds. Gen- , , SO /0 Warleon au. grquellare. l 4 151 7,„,' °::,',,, , u ,"1.b.,...,, let a Irvin ekves till two, aod from o f at. Germans and suite, arrived by special train at ing, in sympathy with the advance in the funds, and so to Nos and Beriencos ... 114 pa 23.5C0 40 Atotralasis ~,, t ~I Us. whets Me eePlaa&bsla will be limn by Dr. L 444 4 - half-part seven o'clock lost evening at Killarney. At soon experienced a further improvement. Firmness : 2: ...,,_,, Rherdsh... ... .. llf die 40 'Brit Col. Bang! a b loo-eoll, IS Indies . 1 31 pm the terminus their Excellencies were received by a continued to rule throughout the day, and at the so I De. literain' - - I le „ 16.iiii to Nritish North A 40,000 es 'Chartered Bank number of the nobility and gentry, and a guard of close of business prices were strong, although 2 ~! deur e teman resuovia- t .14 a 50; 33 IChart. Bank of 1 QUMMEIL-Ladies will find the application of trona. and Ch 0 ROWLANDS' hi ALA DOR gratmouy c o rso ti oig in p eis .. th pg honour formed of the constabulary , the hand of the scarcely sustaining their full advance. Lancashire 7 . ! i t ; 0 41 4:1 4 4....r . r Plan" 31 al Pm 51. 100 I Coloulal . „..„ ~,,b:siwy .ad k au ty of the Orreapraboo sad akin sum the bar eful 810 h Regt. p la y in g '• God save the Queen." The and ' orkshire, Midland, Caledonian, and Great M- c_o 111Grea w tCentral of bane... 12 2 . nts 91 Awes and bands- ...... 24 24 die 26.0 M 100 ,Commeretal of 1 21,0001 .. .13111.. SAst, 1 4 / at o mic of the ban and Dirt, they Ring the cloud of languor and ... 23.000 / 20 Lon Chart. Ha ~,‘ t as, allayird a ; 'rru•abdltY at d Leal. and immediately al: o rd. V iceregal carriages were in waiting, and conveyed Western stocks, were considerably better. ,The . sot all /d. est.( timadmenane 2 IMS 10,00 t .• 50 .Lon . don and Co m eadow, oVelaltat on restored elasticity and 'wadi', their Excellencies aud suite to Nluekross, the beauti- Talent impression that the last•named line wilt 201 3, 1 116=11t0n and Tomato ... - - 01,0(cd 30 'London J , ...nt 0 ; m u! . th .: . te t ul l * t . t ! ... " !kin. Focht..., Tan . ape*, l'implee. and L'i.ouloura. ful seat of Mr. H. '. A Herbert, M. where they divide at the rate of four per cent. per annum eon- $ a `spa Pet i I the 20.040100 IL. Woe and 1 1 ,,,r. an s inpletels enel.cated by the bielyitur. viral give place to a 120,1100 INatheial Prow. .• . . ~...., sod f,.. i •,..,,l asi n. In move of 'unborn, • or abhor, sojourn during their stay. tributed to support the stock, which is scarce. Loa- a t ? 1 L n lanb° " B ---• 7 4 7 4 74 10.10.1 213 I Do. New. ~ ecie.,...,y c Du. /Railway) ... . 4i 41 of In. ets. Ida a t om.,,_ b••" e•abl b eeb a"r wl ' llle ', 1 1 -I : l ' 4 'l' " It appears that at the soiree gives a few evenings don and North Western was not so buoyant as other 5 S Do. ._, ... ... ... .. Is 14 10.0t5. / 30 ;National or lit;i /66 .1... tat per erfie. Castle's .- TG alone alenolite e alyebr ale since 33.6731 1.3 Oriental Bank , ~,,/ h e ocai .peold by A. ROW LAND and briNS, 20, moos_ to the 'tee. Dr. Cahill in this city the band stocks. 3 3 Do. Posed) ... ... .. II 16 2°A:tide° ;Provincial of li 10 4 Do. Guarantml ... ... 4 dia par 4.oth 10 'Do. New . .... „y... b a lk.: gad he 'hesitate and perfumers. played thc hfarsellaise Hymn when the toast of the - TO 9 Lyon sad audit/dreams - - 60,000 S "Royal Andrei .. Queen's health was proposed. Mr. John O'Connell, TILTS DAY.-Two o'Ceont. so 7. babas _ ... ... .. 11 24 pm 1 and Gold Inn a n V d i ; it e,, C , ll! u, .11;:..A,...-TRirrt.ti.i ti,Business in the railway market to-day is very 931 19 tarts A sh eta ... , _ ... 2090 25 .tmith Alpine: • M e t . , e t ie I 1'5 the 1 i :A ... p . 11... 1 1 . 1 who p resided . ae chairman on the e occ e rion,. a thus . ex- . 8 some 25 Nolen ut Au,tr 1- ,are and idlers are 'area% aria the i conomical may he pulled ma Plains the circumstance in a 1 it to N der, quiet, and there is scarcely the slightest change from N i ., 4, 1: -.- k 0 y,7,7 0.. ... ) . -7 f, - L, g.o. .. I lk, New GouOu 30 illnion of Lone 'dr .i. nos , erthee wreak entitle. them to the mood 'Scheldt. ,ril. Itetes Lefler: vesterduy's rates. London and North-Western stock so ts ii sl , mor lllo. ttomr 3o B l.. 13 3 m.k per , a rr... .. - .. - .). i - 48 4 : 1 - 4 - 1 ; v 6.004 40 unio n Made Ir7.)irlien art eau produce. The Papier Needle stork. - amee, Wolk. August 9. is quoted 1151 to 116; Great Western, 90a to 91; base., Tee-teddies. Writing-case& lokstands Ilind.sereene, Card- Sir,-Le reference to the tune mentioned in y our report and Midland, 72 to a. 90 0, eats and Lyon s ... .. 14 114 pea .St• b,,,,,,, Sc., ere madly superb. MBllll ks a dock of Dresing•there of Rev. Dr . .Cahilrs hen uet , as havin been . 11. played after French shares appear steady, except Strasbourg., 3141 71' nick sad Oflaalte ... - 4 ; 44 ~0 t „ by sur passed : gee, Writing lesks. Table Cutlery, Stritlekl atomic it the moment I I be g ' I been p y SO .0 &resent Room ... .. 41 46 MO N elated Ware. M. Ilia embhmett 13.airtt.lie Tible4 are r th gtmg f oe the Queen 8 health, gto as which have relapsed to 381 to 391. Northern& are is i . .•,,,„, ...I 5 t ,.„,i,„„„ . 3 4 3 64 /he i r ~/ p e, air cinicruciks.-Hanutouly, 4, L eo dentutLet., Leedom knew what it was; and that would have proceeded to 39 quoted 3,51 to I. Belgian lines continue in demand , le 4 , '.ro.nair.earlebertsoalit 4 1 eat ..----_ 111)1(1011TON BF.LTZER WATER, is. a Dozen. amend they were only obeying the order of some fellow ORDINARY 011/1556 AND WrigiKt. llll 10i 4eibre and Mohamed ... 16 1 dis 116 • totes sad Dane ... ... 12 11 La the stock mar, jue ist• noomot ter REDUCeD his PRICE for Brighton Settees' who pretended to have authority to control them. Had the game peen asisee-ou * 6 Royal and .„-.......-, - sa d p e aaissaissa 'e.t.a.. per doss. Al.. otter aided +Arnim tune not ceased I would certainly have left the room. I 116 Pd. *Ararat& 1 Yesterday. Ito3p et 6 2 Royal Swedish eel waists ale unsurpsnad if not um quelled. Simdosen attended in no political capnity, or for no political purpose , „, , os s , --I 20 .... eanbre am Mama Prefer.. 01 91 ei i 1 account ,, and, rt , sie =Zoo,tres. ado and Ices summed in ousel quantities but simply because I could not refuse an invitation to 10 4 Do. 54 per Cent. - - that no change wen, g oy e s may be repenel. Winery twice dady. A prospectus with iti •- •s e A - m ---- .., bere 3.33 ., - NOt i t .s. le''', l3.a 'Eartn... _ _ .. .1 1 3 6 2 4 3 7 2 20 1 tomb Eastern of France I I Pm Vita prt es eon ta• tuet nn appliaitios.-1100PElt, 7, Pakubll compliment a respected private friend about to leave the le 6 sotekern of Prance 56 pm land directors at tt yet ; .1433, Grthesnr , treet. FloaLetreet. country. When I was in politics I never was godly of dis. tr, ill ainn.weivasstourvaney! sy ley 80 Is. Upper India Seep ----_ TII E D A I LY NEWS. gremous 9ueen, and certainly, now that lam retired into 1 13 4 I ';', I"te n ) . nt . 7317 n*„.. 3742 5 3 0 1 i . C . :1 3 , ( , ) , 2 , 22 dt , 10 P- Do. 34 per Ont. Prefer. - - uis private life I have not changed my dt,petettious in that re- 20 le v...umn oi Vr..nor 10 106 pat yesterday. It doe Leedom Moraine Paper, price Sd. St. Id,' Dried and teeter ... .. 102' 104 10 2 Neatened Switzerland.. 1 4 ohs Ass poetical Organ. the DAILY NEWS le at the bead of the LI. gard. I must do the overwhelming majority of Monday os. ex e s ,i,,d ood , r , . .. , Gas 43 604 4 transactions were I 10 9 •Lealand 1 2 dls Weal nee el Great bosun wheicatine rre , c•mmente in its broadest night's as the justice to say that they most warmly et all Muster and HOlybUd .. 1 114 221 tance. sere, owl all•ontlead prsninal numb, whether political, social, an d d e t e rminedly supported me in putting down the paltry 10 all Cock amt Bud= ... ... 194 SO4 Consols opened es er 41441 . and c ontem p tible impertinence you have noticed, and that, $0 I. DOM_ end_ _lleneetilnne r _.• 2 4 34 pm la the *strut and value deb Gesseal H eave ,- i n the accuracy of He and soon rose to lre had its author been found out, he would bine had sore " " e " un "") " I " . `• s ''' 4A '" 3- MINES. law Erpora. -Is the ample. trarhl2l. and impartial character of Itsdoes Junstioa ... ... II 9 action of a succeed , ',more Intelligence, and ',a the varied mere .ntiteand onniteretal in. cause to repent his silly insolence.-1 am, sir, your obedient fp .1. p m . A m m o . _. , 11 61 I moue mutated in the City, Railway, and Monetary Articles,- servant, Jolts O'Coaaaaa. 15 all Ditto (Cie E and 1i...).. 31 31 THURSDAY EVENING. maintained at the one raper be MVO/pref.& 20 20 Veen Counties - . 134 IS IS .I, for money, and 9 It coat-ow s more .Ida let est of Shipping than any other paper- ' 1 "'" 1 -•--- , 25 all settees 13822. Claes A-. The market for home mining stocks to-day has was settling day, c 1 y Aactive,serf ne end g e vsb w ehum e as r eiennsent hear has of numerous beenn u m e doner o u s as eleturfrely early report of Shipping in toe Indian gem by every AN IRISH REAPER KILLED. (late LI 1. isk.) ~.. . aS 43 been nierk a e b tec f t e e n d t n r e w i . t I wear.: man-and Me cagy Willy Wilma, Report, wi th bet of prime, S 5 at Do. slaw 13 sad CNW 31 34 gublielod anywhere. . at, lee Zeit tarawhins _ _.. TS re 7$ havein the It Übe. ea malt to fan) le, as beteg the only paper beelike the An inquest was held at Manchester on Tuesday, It 1 all la.* or.i.Dsalklertiele 53 sa been m i i n n e b , r a is e k d c t lu l d ; es d r tto T , hr f ee or pe a : Theo" 'ninon:lutes. and has always; secluded, from its tediums before Mr. Ilerford, the coroner fir that city, on the hod; it IV , I lidirdough and (Ramos .74 74 be tn:n n sa d e ec tio id n e a d . in demand North lt o to-day,ske aorn. an T n r i e ni f u p a r i o s saouesmistvert.emenis. • 10 14,EdInbargb and Peebles.. - - Is proems to / uSir !moue Le rows by the last return of gamin of an Irish reaper named Patrick Rafferty, who was killed at. leo ilennearen,Perth.ituads U is the shares advanced from 12/. to 161. per share. The Three per Cent. Belled fir the year 1030 to the he a ting London NewsPaPem, by th e - - .bob it will beret that this taper (thi youngest by more than on p revious ay, at station of 5l. 100 lOrsat Neethtth ... ... 61 Ild 'ad S 6 prices reported to-day are :-South Basset, 605 ; and-a-Quarter per mazy pane lead in live years Matto ite three oldest competiters : Manchester, She Meld, and Lincolnshire Railway. The se me I Ito. A, wet .., ... 53 PS Devon Great Consols, 375, 3SO ; North Pool, 260; Annuities, 1860, G Estibll•hed. tamps issued. deceased was sitting on the top of a coke waggon which 11. 106 i Do. B. stock ... --• 114 355 184 4 5 South Frances, 210, 215 ; North Roskear, 150; Bank Stock, 2281, Waste° Cniosicie ....b. ......... 1770 912,317 St. 106 GLOontli.andWeet.(bm. 110 112 Mossuin P00r ....._ 1772 RNA " formed part of a goods train that was standing in the k ips lek oot u rs s r ,,, _.. eal gi, eat i 1 Trelawney, 37 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 41; Copper Hill, Exchequer Bills 81st eau it ruts. l7Ol 1,139,102 station, when a passenger train came up, at the rate of four II It !kWh South Easters .. 774 126, 130; West Providence, 431, 44; Great Alfred, India Bonds venial # DAILY NEW'S 1 8" 1452000 or five miles an hour. When it had passed through the N I ;IV Diarlee 'de.' Tkirda .. 103 i 1 1 0 8 * on 271, 30; Altred Consols, 191, 20 ; Tremayne, 1 . 61, .3; to 225. prem., with !, 1 The continued eulogise/se of this poditioa ) esuges the nebulae spier recently esteemed by • eoetempotery : st The • itatty New.' is the youngest of ell the Londoe morning unger-train having gone over his papers. 1 rum the Or t It tout high ground and n hi th liberal tone-re- • pre cellar weenie:et, that essorrative blare:tem which is clearly station deceased was found lying across the rails, the pas- et. 100 ImaseihiresodleXall; 76 701 1M 16 De. fifths 46 01 els legs. Ile was perfectly Is 111- W. Wert Rl:illig Tinkle Si 3 conscious, and said he lost his hold of the waggon as the so all ;Loads Noonan eau - the i ebbe oriel). of England ; and already, with the second Mitheet other train was passing. The man was taken to the Man- 111 111 Lambs and Mask .. 51 9 3 136“ 151 10 7 Lon.,Tilbary,G Southend 16 II pen 1 1 i etteslat'ell of the "";;;"‘; daily press , and wi th th e tal e nt cheater Infirmary in.mediately, but died soon a'ter his 9 4 .100 I , nrlirhonk GS. Wiwi tera 104 id 163 22 ad somber of stleerthementa -nest to the • Time, '-obtatsed by any daily paper, its political more than eorrespoode with its eommacial arrival. Re was thirty-seven years of age, unmarried, and I sameave.•• To be or Pred of any Bookseller ne Newsman in the kingdom ;or al came from Cholme, county of Galway. The coke waggon Eut Buller, 61 71 •, West Frances, 9 ; Trefusis, 16, The dealings in a ; Wheal Edward, 11 ; Tamar Consols, 2 Guskui, 11 ; South Tamar, 61; Mill Pool, 8; dorth 1 3 ; restricted, and th Sardinian and D Downs, 5; Treleigh Consols, 21, a ; Trehane, 12, 13 ; prices showed fir Lewis, 12, 13; Clijih and Wentworth, 51, 6; wh I Bonds 1V heat were quote' ft. WO 11/19100 11 114.91.999444 114 114 1151 its Lilly, A, I ; West Basset, 13 ; Stray Park, 16, 18 ;t059 ; 93 11 1 Do. Fitzas .. ~. .. I. 21 pm 10 1 1 D0.11105h.,711.6411.(C; 14 It pm Granada A Clive, 21; Vale of Towy, ; ; Nixon Great Consols, to 91; Spanish D , sh o rtener, 10, Beraveriestreet. fiertagreet. landau on which-deceased was sitting was used for the I Fouth-Wesient 69 &SI conveyance Be 100 London a 606 a 1, i ; West Crionie, 21. tificates, 61 to 61 of reapers who contract to go at reduced fares by goods or 5 : 1 0 1 l g 0 .% fr o 7 - - - t i 4 1 T ir , The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- Belgian Four-and Tilt. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, cattle trains. He and others had been cautioned against as .11 Londonderry Si Caleialne II 13 lows: Mizen Head, ( to 1 dis.; Lewis Hill Range, change, 25f.). 1 .1 4, nri" kn e " a ""p uisa % " °n e n '''. 116 "" n7 by In". sitting on the top of the waggon, as there was plenty of Le , all Losdondrrys Massakiltea 15 20 kto : per share •; Carberry West, Ito 1 dis.; Sul- 65, 641 ; ditto, or.sa. 1., st. WO baub,lief.,itlAneolnee. 354 20 photo of Barytes, 1- to 1 per share; Britannia Gold, 1 Equador Bonds, MUT 10 UT, DatelN, AND AVOID. room below, though no seats, the slightest jerk would Si 41 Do. Mao.llLineL Unite - - the H. be sufficient to throw them off; but the reapers are stated se too Midland _ . ~. eys Iss 7 4 I to 1 per share ; New Linares, Ito 1 prem.; New guese Four per I , UICTURR TO TOUNO MEN. to be in the constant habit of laughing at such remon- at, too , Do.leirse.'sni'D;by • 40 62 South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 dis. ; Australasian Coal, Four-and-a-Half ' AIL stances, end even after this accident the other reapers in SO 471 1 .5114.0, wet. tired- ... - -- NOW TO en MITT. Ito ' dia. • Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 35 to 4 Fem. ; per Cents., 96', the coke waggon persisted in retaining their perilous pod- 11. lie , Ditto HAW sham-. ••• - - iv.. .. 13 57 Port * Royal ' (of Jamaica) Ito It prem. ; L'Aigle Cent., 47 1 ; ditto N ALAI . AND PHYSICAL EVIOTNINT ( l Litt tioc on the top. The jury returned a verdict of "Acci. 1 7- 14 Itilli t r ik.t o .,, ors - •• . i 4 ma . dental death.' SS 17414esport - AGem.Sinereford 4 36 die d'Or, Ito 1 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Cop- 231 ; the Parisi ON SPICIAL DISEASES. --- -•-- - - la Weser. and hanimits., . If I per, par to a prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, sto 1 Certificates, 61 pe el. TIM LVITITUTEI 01 IlUt111•01 LIPS. (sT exec-raw TRLeount.) 211 all I til i Vierrespointiltor. a 9 R. tee N ... ... - ... 52 64 &IL; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and More- In the money 1 ne. - is 16 Do. New_ ,• , ton Bay Coal, par to 5 pm.; Albion Gold, 1 to / per rather quiet day, DINIAiEff Or wrens. LlVErel'uuL, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.M. mi 34 Northers ooesties . Ualca 51 24 der share ; Lake Superior Copper, t dis. to 5 pm. ; London accommodation. vet. Wind S., moderate, and fine. 8.. 100 ?forth Relish , ... ... 326 114 and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream- there is any redo 0 VRISIART DRUNORNIENTR, (01eNTIPATION, all SAVIOR& HOUK Defu rz tads . 11111211811. MIMS, sad 1100T0i LOCI& 9 web. le. sea& Arrived.-Star of History, new ship, from Har- I : r i "St Der A c44 .1 ";:i "' 2 . = die rington. Off.-Gouverneur von Devriere, from Bruges. $5 i , Da. 1 B Clusantud - - dis SO I Ill'e North leatkiveturs.. .441 as 136 ing, par to - prem.; Jamaica Copper, 2to 2i prem.; established; as Liguanea Cof Jamaica), t to 1 prem.; Connemara, count of even fin Illgrwond, A Passreetasberew; Csevallice 147. Flawed/tree ; Mara. - • IND all 'North Weems 9 par to 1 prem.; Glenaulin,l to 1 dis. • Monarch, Ito The Great Ne SO, Oarnete, and ad bacsaiellgre: at of N. R. Catherwoll, N.D.. 10, Ball ed.- F r i er, for Cronstadt ; Bella, for Ancona; le 10 ;None he outh 14 astaure I 21 pm k die.; Garnett and Moseley, 2to ' 2l prem. • Aus- Flounced this aft anytiassee. Reewahebere wbe mai ke bileulted deny Mon 1 0 4 ill 4 . Trois Freres, fur Dunkirk ; honour, for Ceylon ; Dol. 5t. , ,149 'Oiford, V. ofe..G Walesa 31 4 124 age/ till as. 15) :tho'iash 93 93 GM, tralian Mutual, Ito 1 dis. • Australian prem . cent. phin, for Nerve; Sebastian and Leon, for Ifavannah. % I wo mot o,y, egidi s pe ~, , 61 cs Ito 3 dirt; Chartered Austr alian ' Land and Mining, The Sydney G QUEENSTOWN, AVG. 10. Ot.!100 ;Meese. lk Him.. ... :.. 60 63 Ito 1 per share; Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito Van Diemao's L SANITARY VIEW OF TUE REAttD AND Wind S , moderate. at. IMO ; Do. L.llo4.W.Ouar.ate 69 71 MO USTACIIE. 10 1 9 'Shrewsbury and Hembard I/ Of die GI die . ; Melbourne, Gold, Ito t'„per share; Golden but it ill not yet 1 Arrived.-Rliza Emma, from Rio Grande ; Ross gel 4 li i same/diary the e Miser Mountain, 1 to j per .share; British and Colonial _..-- The marked ril A. Moranda, from Ibraila. ~ , t I MI:e lls-I "• 1: I to " Smelting and Reduselon, /to I pram.; Gladhaoh day was owing i They protect the opening of the mouth, and filter DEAL, Fariali, 9.10 A.M . h- , in I 80. thow:hri . ." 7: 114 191 Zinc, } tot prem.; New South Wales Gold, 1 to I to the effect that the air for a man working in smoke or dust of any kind ; Wind E.N.E., fine, and cloudy. lei ill'ot vopdatrs CMOS ... ... 9 1 91 du they also act as a respirator, and prevent the inhalationpm. ; Great Hestas United Tin, ;die. to par; Ban- house has been of Pulled. -Earl Barcarras from L on d on , from Bo ' lb 011 °. ... ••• - 79 m fn. 56 Se sot into the lanes of air that is too frosty. Mr. Chadwick,pi. 10 0 p op , lb Easters ... ... •• 721 Jul The I cutu Gold 1-16 dis. to 1-16 pm. • 011ogne Lead, Ito 1 consequently ma , years ego, was led to the discussion of this subject by ole bay, 10 p.m., Ilth ; Alfred, from London, for Cal- so • so ~ ,e , o d, meet .., - .. 331 361 . die. ; Poltimore, 1 to k die.; pm. and Carwal- existing stock b sieving how, in the case of some blacksmiths who wore eutta, 10 p.m., 11th; Hertfordshire, from London, so lis Masa . l aebeb• lll U'efi 3 w 13 54 beilide and moustachios, the hair about the mouth was dis- for Sydney, 10 p.m., 11th . is ,an ,stouten &Darlington ••• 21 F,7 sick, 1 dis. to par; Obern l hof, Ito 1 prem.; Lacks- and upwards, a seleared by the iron dust that had been caught on its way es , 30 .et,,,,b •aysnWeaddradl. 34 al mor Copper, 1 dis. to pm.; FAst India Iron, ss. nature of a bonu, V ' 17 !Vale of N, nth .., ... .. / tes I3j into the mouth and lungs. The same observer has also to 7s. per share; Peninsular Mining, par to t• prem. ; The Peninsula pointed out and applied to his argument the fact that ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP ENGLAND.- "' an iwenntern 8 " =A I t * se len IWaseztord a"I 311 Great Crinnie, par to t prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Bengal is adver travellers wait, if necessary, until their moustaebios have At the last monthly council, held at the society's house in 20 14 wait Cornwi 3 1 - • 94 10 Iron, and Steel, 1 to 11 prem.; Sue River (of 25th instant for grown berate they brave the sandy air of deserts. He Hanover square, on Wednesday, Mr. Faulk., of Ctothy, to iflssiWinsbleillon ald Cecinas - - conceives, therefore, that the absence of moustache and beard near Liverpool, and Mr. James Bell , of York- place, Edin- 10 , all .Weet Lona= . _= = Jamaica), Ito 1 prem. but not calling a . l of Lon.ks s I must involve a se rious loss to labourers in dusty trades, burgh, favoured the council with interesting statements li: I . _l 10'.E.Bel , _ _,f s , so _„, 70 - It appears tine such as millers and masons ;to men employed in grinding connected with the important discovery of extensive 'acre- .. 1 "Z 4 '1 4 ;2! ... .2 . 1 ... *,,...71 7. T. de IVater Company r THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceoex. 1 steel and iron, and to travellers on dusty roads. Men who mentitious deposits of sea birds on islands and caves mug r . , i M t ! ; DD ;.o.l7.'sryreei. Lid : 1; st . sterling, 100,000 retain the hair about the mouth are, also, he says, much certain ranges of the eastern coast of Africa. They also ot. l 100. York sad Nort h mi t 60 dl 40 4 I The gld mining shares remain quiet; but prices 1 allotment in Lot less liable to decay, or achiogs of the teeth. To this list we forwarded to the council, with these statements, a coitus ._ are steady, except for Nouveau hlondes, which have I PRISPIRENs III MAW. applied for. Se would add, also, that apart from the incessant dust flying lion of simples, showing the varying n ature of the deposits been more offered, and have declined to Ito 1 prem. • IN. 1190 Aberdeen in town streets, and inseparable from town life , there is the according to circumstances of situation and depth. Amoco peting for the I 6 all AtaitUreen No. 2, 7 per Ct.', - - Colonial Gold are quoted Ito 1 prem.; Agua Fria, smoke to be considered. Bath dust sad smoke do get iuto the these was a deposit containing b 0 per cent. of phosphate of 5 1. BA Br i sto l k g ists:r o m a., 1 1 16 105 105 Ito 11 prem.; and Great Nugget, 11-16 to 13-16 water; bat we n lungs, and only in a small degree is it possible for them to be lime (without carbonate), and a crystallised substance, at... lee Caledonia& ‘lO ... - 1 lo: It 7 toe have already sec: • decomposed and removed by processes of life. The air pas. Containing 91 per cent. of nitrate of rah, found in is i , s cuter met Holyhead 1 lei 201 191 6 prem. s d Bandon . I I 4 dle Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 331 to France. As the sages of a Manchester man, or of a resident in tete mall lakes, upwards of a yard and a half in diameter, !II dl Cork .. all __ ,.4.. diQ r ! t • city of Lontloo, if opened after death, are found in caverns and in vallsys, and surrounding these small el 41, 1 .. e . tr" 341 ; Peel River, Ito 11 prem.; North British Aus. only being rice t a aunties ~ .-1 61 61 . to be more or less coloured by the dirt that lake., as crystallierd incrustations, to an almost Mad. . 1 a 81 lbotAnglienteelidep.Ctl 4 41 tralasian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; and Scottish Austra- Promoters may • has been breathed. Perhaps it does not matter much ; nibble amount. These gentlemen remark, in relerenee to 6 1 Do., do. (50 7 per Ct. Ili S 4 extract : lien Investment, II to 2 prem. United Mexican I but surely we had better not make dustholes or chimney the guano. " The immense amount of deposited guano II 1 , Do. do. (71.174.17 pee,Ck o I I 2 14 Pt , i shares mark 41. Concessions base 1 funnels of our lungs. Beyond a certain point this intro- cannot be calculated ;it is found in extensive caverns as le 111 Rest.Ooeetato.,S Pilule .1~ .1 i 1 Pa ductios of mechanical impurity into the delicate air pas. deep as could be pierced with two boarding pikes, lashed el, 1 6 Ditto do. N 0.3, i " 1 10 ,10 Do. New a per Cent Stook , 141 I Clash* Bualnem advanced that the sages does nen a morbid irritation, marked dieease, and together, about twelve feet. It is also found compiete y 20 , 20 miLtraismeepa,..sp.cr - - I I P TI.4. dm° vantageous terms r .land less ex ed to rains The . • premature death. We had better keep our lungs clean covering the tide of rte nd pm . 6 6 yekkersei, Pirtle and' No. sum MM. raid. Yesterday. today. granted, by the tit enough to supply Great i altogether, and fur that reason Men working in cities would disco 'a words are, ..There is . . I Nod" hi per neat ••• .77 . 4 - - - 100,000 1 Alas Fri ----- all I 11 pm powerful cum an' • find it always worth while to retain the air titter supplied Britain for twenty years ,' and he is an old and .. respectsb:e tin.: t i o o :ge o ut rif a pro:: 111 i WOO I tAngle Arendt= Oold all 4 dis par and command suffi to them by nature for the purpo s e -the moustache and commander and part owner, whom experience in the guano Bt. 110,000 les eAnglaCaliforalan ! begarki atlOpset. pm 112 113 beard around the mouth. Surly enough has been here said trade is of long standing." The council ordered their bete ,„, ~ ,_ s , __, _,_ , 1 _ 10,006 10 tausteausiaa 2 to make it evident that the Englishman who, at the end thanks to Messrs. Faulks and Bell ter the esmmunication "4 1 ,:! r` 9 wo 7 o r o ar a t o o t o o , o f, oi F"' 10,1+00 90 iAmfesign a of his days. has spent about an entire year of his life in then made to them on the important question of a cheap so e ,osi c a.m o mmagggag ape ig yr 60,t.0. 1 sustresmOwatilere 1 100,000 1 Australia lye war all 4 Ms of Paris, Lyons, & 1 scraping off his beard has worried himself to no put- and abundant supply of guano to the farmers of this coun• se lee Doecurelsam.46 pan.; 102 1 ton xel Stet* 1 Ave Warta all 4 die parry are in treaty. r roe, has submitted to • painful, vexatious, and try, and which the council referred to the guano coin. it PIO Ditto threisemahlseger eel tOI 101 16 " 6 LeamehirelliTorte.F no; II di 4pm 1021 700, 0 '0 British Australian Gok all 1 ells already received, t not merely useless, hut actually unwholesome custom, =Wee of the twisty le. 11* , Dittos peteentateek- ! Ise 111 NAG SO elkitialdroa IAA 9 other principal citi a He has disfigured himself systematically throughout life, MISCIIIEY.- About five o'clock yesterday morning, se 10 0 L oa , erigh.Guar.6 mail - -sd 10.00 85 tOractrap.(lar.atsl.p: 344 31 41 ing, all the towns I accepted his share of annectuury ilic-doloreux and tooth- when one of the hands employed on board of the steamer ge irei tuteoprebeentials peCt.! - - &MO SO De.occusandemate all 3 4 the aid of the cum 11,00 e 10 Do. fit. Joan Del Rey 15 3 1 4 326 ache, coughs and colds, has swallowed dust and inhaled Emperor (the " Sunday" Clyde steamer), at the time lying 10 , 0 LonenalibestOos•Think 91 41__ e 810,000 1 eve °'' Creek 4 Oils ear of its operations smoke and fog out of complaisant to the social prejudice at the south quay, came on deck, he found that some per. 1 1 4 all Londonderry BColer.lll au s p 13,000 40 aka Copps, ..... which happens just now to prevail. A'e all abominate the son had been on board and had opened one of the sea 1 2 3 5 4 , . lii „ s oideArs ,, s ;" s r ; 150,000 5 +Colonial Odd lllpm 14 the fondateun in t razor while we use it, and would gladly lay it down. Now, cocks, allowing the water to fl ow into the vessel until it had to II; D „--: ills ... .. , 01 II . OBl 4l l BO IS 10 11 the whole of the u if we see clearly-and I think the fact is very clear-that reached to • height of two feet eight inches in the fore 1 4, 3 pot de _ , • • ... i 4 sot '8.5 . 0:501 it. *copper Miners el Eng. all 53 65 already subscribed the suet it is a great blunder, and if we are no longer cabin. The same man had been on deck about an hour pre- 1 14 el learyp.nOsellele, 4 . 6 p Cs. - - 1,001 25 +Do. Peel. 74 per met all 63 74 pia vent of the leadin, such • slovenly people as to be afraid that, if we kept our slowly , and had then found all right; so that the in- UM': ilitiltn.74le.lit•eeto9.ol 149 I Iss ad 70,est 1 elinelkAustralienOope all 24 2 die beard., we should not wash, or comb, or trim them in a famous attempt to sink the steamer must have been made 1 0 1' st ' IN' Sort .1k Es _ r ims .: /. . ee .. 114 .fr IA tee I Oreat Nutted Vela all I 1 pm Do. Registered - ~ Land shares 1 decent way, why can we not put aside our morning plague between the hours of four and five o'clock. This is con 54 0 1 40 1 Do. .M per et. Prof. Ste 113 123 as 20 'Cameral and irritate our skin no more as we now do 1--Ditkests's firmed by tho statemnt of a night tearable, who, between s, a n I no.wavenayVeltey ape , - - 72,0(1 Grand Ducky of Bade all Idi par 11. per share et s "Ilettashad Wares." the hours in question, observed a man passing on board 10 ; II Do. Debentares ... ... i die 11l PI 11.0 C c Great Polgooth ell 1 / I 01 die to 40. Peel Rit from the quay, and afterwards returning by a different at IGO North Kett& ... ... „. 113 2 117 100,001: Lake Bathuret. all 1 4 die s route. Admission to the engine room was obtained by the 20 , all North Stallordahlre .• 2la 36 ex div 60,004 Liberty THE STRIKE OP TIIE Delete LABOURER9.- Vast stranger through a new hatchway is process of construction, N. 1 00 01 13 4 Wsfeeeters •..a 9,90 i flaws ameben of the dock labourers soh i struck for an increase of and which was necessarily left open.-Nordt Drilish Mate , Wolver /115. liperVent, -- ' 111 all I Dit o " ditto ditto! 1/ 26 ow 173 1 50,000 LoudoenC.alitorn. Geld Quarts Crtehineoo.. all 1 I favourable repot wages, and who, finding that new hands content with LEEI)9 New TOWN Ilsee.-The foundation-stone s• e , snre;semirmeeswOuar.• 101 101 100.500 Vestiquits the old wages of 21. 61. per day, gave up the strike on 94000 I Nexicesetakuserican 9 61 61 Of this edifice, which is about to be erected at a cost of le !10 ohreemkenester(Sfor.W.I tart' Advance at Wednesday mortice, and presented themselves at the gates uwde of 50,0001 ,isto be laid next Wednesday by John , I mint) S Par C• 6 3••• ••• Ili r 61,104 . New Granada 900.100 Nouveau hied; of the East and West India Docks, the L udon Dyck and H ope ar Sh w, E q ' the mayor. The day will he kept as IS 'lO • tie . 5 per Can ... ...1 2 ... .. ..I 14 15 ma . stow 1 Nova Scotia Mining and was declared. the St. Katharine Dock, yestenhly morning, and, together centra l h o oliday, stn . d all the - public bodies, genet tiocieties t , 15 25 I lD ' IC ' Dee Copper___Seaciting 5 - - dls 4 • with the new comers, formed in close columns, and were A e , lO 111 Dltto Fixed 44 ear Oat pee egm pected to take part in the ceremony. The prin. tabg en Arent Reaters mem* 101,000 Port num II 1 1 Ella Business in 11 trending on each other's heels and struggling for employ• deal . areroom ex - will be the largest in England, with the excels. • Ann.lof d 1.0.6 50,00 Quarts t00k ........„.... _ all lesi Pm weekhasbeen m, I meet. Many of the old hands were re-engaged , and pro- um of Westminster Hall. itt. 1001 Do. 44 per cent. lin Itt 10,001 5 eithemasy Iron ....... all - - f ended cheerfully with their work. Businees resumed its HOLTROOD PALACE.-Tho . usual preparations are 3° 41 ablralb"bire4oe°o•oolo pi Mk 10,u0t 1 +Ditto Now 7,e•i• 811 Bandage de Outs ll2 " 44 4 wonted activity in all the docks on Wednesday , and con. . i n 5 8 ,WatorfonalthilkennyCm.et i i an thus reported b tinted without interruption y. stcrday. net g made at Holyrood for the reception of her M ijesty Rt. 100 ;Tore Newcastle.* here.. 30,00 , I buth Australian j die pat , I Tore, lof it roof.' ICS lee 6.000 II Tin Croft BIElliF: AT TUE 1)0111.kla IRON WORKS.-An a o r f tl e t r he ld r a oya t l ("indict departure o t n ur t e hLir r w th a e y n t o o r p h alin s or n a o l t . , ;f lo e: time v.r 13 S tit. .rt. ne. , _ . Ai 61 , 174 56.1.61 + Valid Nukes an 36 4 41 United bates 6 per C ,;Ditto Ditto - ...• se insportant district of South Watee 18 at present suffering et 7e i s i 3 ' 8 P e l . • i ' 70.000 1 Waller knows ere ; the tkehhood is, that it will not be til 24 lo 1441 ";"*" 1 " 811 e llt I" a Pennsylvaela 5 per t I. 7 100,000 I Weal Oransda all 1 i dis , from the consequences of • rash and ill•advisell strike. Ihe , ne I the endof the Should her Majesty krone. LINE { LEASED - A -0--- 13csu immix. 100,6td I West Mariposa. an 6 1 die , I Du. ditto Bo Ti.__..,, ur-..............0 ,te 15 foresees are out of blast a,.. 4 . 1 i _ ..., .- tb.1e5....1 affee ei ... in. the Ins Lsht- 111 . 1 ' doebibiabaalab r ° I 1 100,40 1 Yüba __ling Bonds ___ Clowns mien sableamdu 16. Pt istLICSTS 1 Yesterday. Ito 2 p St. 1110 Atomises 16 37 30 4, Ambers., Nott.aiNicett as 4 I i et Jatiethia ... 1 31 21 1! ell 131nn•Welv.116totrialle,! 91 196 111 10 hirken..1.4n.,&.C644-las.i 9 7di 17{ atl 1)0.Che..&411rk.33111231.C.1 20 22 12 131 Do. r. M 0.. ., 31 21 dts It. lA, Beate 1 and lister 102 104 16. Wu ileladonam C4ll 43 64 1 1 3? s 1 Cheater and Holylwad .. • 111 231 10 411 Cork awl Baotou 194 SOI $0 Dsbi4sas6BstfrtJma. 21 31 pm ' a 1 a'. Unwise. Ye*, at.ti Aber does Juttatioa 9 25 al. last Asealan US all Ilitto (CIO E 11 31 20 20 g stem Counties - 121 13 IS U all &AM 0N.... Clam A-. (late 2.111.11 k.) . 43 43 SI at Do. slam 13 and C m il. 31 34 01,100 Eat Imamwhire . 26 70 75 11 j all IL k D.•.&Blieji.in 55 ss It 103 lidinharsh and Olomow • 73 74 10 16.EdInbursb sad Peebles.. - Bt ISO I Minoan' n. Parth.l nude. f 6 SO St. 100 011esow a elouthWeaten - - St 100 !Great Noithtm SS 110 46 S St 100 1 Do. A. Mom 53 SS It lOC I Do. H. Stook 114 111 1346 5 It 106 Oullonth.andWeet..(lni.. 110 112 St 49$ Orsat Western 961 91 9 1 4 1 1 IS II .Illah Booth Lateen, .. 7 74 SO all 'Laporte! and Comm& .. 103 103 161 111 Do. Third. _ 17 111 pm M. 100 tharaddresod * Yorkaltm 76 701 191 16 Do. fifths Is 114; Do. Wert 111.14tegifidon 14 3 110 ' Loots Northern 15 161 25 1 111 11 4 Imam and Blacking_ ss 10 7 ,Loo.,Tilhary,& Soutimed 16 If pm 16.. ,100 nrlehom. & t 3. Coast *O2 104 mi 163 2 1 ad 16.110 0 Loadoe 111 North.Wasta. 11341 111 1131 116 03 12 , Do. Fifths . 2 21 pm 10 1y Do.glo6 o 2.,76.;istiit(C', 11 1 pm I et. 100 'London k Fouth•Wealarr 69 119 i MI I , 10 1111 Do., S3O II die 40 94 Dm. 440 _. _ dis t a . O 11 Londooderry & Ceriersloe 1 3 1 4 13 r 23 aU trodisdrrys Essarkillen IS 20 6* lao tamsh.,6lo.,&l.lgmaisah. 391 30 , 61 41 Ito. Mama Usel. Cala - - U. 100 MUM 711 714 12 1 1 • It 100 , Do. Binm . ant . Derby 40 12 $0 471'.2114.0. www. flrel... - 111 171, Ditto - St. 100 ;Newmarket 13 57 61 44! Do. Barg liziendos - / pes • 171 Newpartkbers.l6llarelerd 4 36 die 90 761Newre and kaawalom, . 11 I 19 all 1 1l ii Warrespoiat&lior. 11 9 DM ... 62 l6 IS 16 Do. New _ , _-• - 00 31 Northers Comitime ' llsics SI 21 Cs S. 1(4 North Britt& „. ... 326 114 16 16 North DITTOS. No. I. - - die II it Do. 1 A Deferred - - I 9 Do. j 111 Osentatoed 90 I 171 North 13:,,eur;.tura.. . 4 41 as 136 90 / ell 'North Wooers le 110 Mortla h.? oath 13 failure 1 21 pm . 5t...1d9 Nora..k Wolmr 5ll 631 scito :•oo , asla Centel • 04., it* goottlels Itidland 61 63 1. 1 107 'Ohrewe. St . 66 60 62 . 11 0 0 Do. L.11.71.W.0Mir.11 . 41; 69 71 10 I 9 'l4l4nwabor7 and Hentord 11 Of di sol s l. 146rewebery aso (heeler W. Ws.) 111 10 tea, I Do. Halves 9 13 • so ! Be. Ostllt.hry 114 146 80 si wapehlre Usk.' 9 11 di ▪ 40 so k o .11 Deus IR. Blew ' Easters •• 72, 1 12 1 72 e • so so ,s o , o ts Wales I is s o i ds, ,Vorksh.l6lUrerDa• IS 14 2.5 , all ',Stockton &Darlington 2 3 27 11 20 •Thamenh . a . anDocaall oll • 21 all ,Waterear 6 17 !Palo d , Sth ..1 lit 13i as I 1111 Water kW 16 $1 I SO I 14 • Wait Consw, ' 3l • 91 10 10 ,216.1Wheblados ala C 4 0 7,070 - SO ' all ,Weet Lona= - - I ' .01.Eadottomi.' 17 a talE 12. 400 y o domosiogeo IllerataV 69 70 70 •2320 1 Do. do. arum. 1 . 1 afi de ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. — At the last monthly council, held at the society's house in Hanover square, on Wednesday, Mr. Foulke, of Crosby, near Liverpool, and Mr. James Bell, of York-place, Edin burgh, favoured the council with interesting statements connected with the important discovery of extensive excre mentitious deposits of sea birds on islands and caves 'meg certain ranges of the eastern coast of Africa. They also forwarded to the council, with these statements, a collec tion of samples, showing the varying nature of the deposits according to circumstances of situation and depth. Among these was a deposit containing b 0 per cent. cl e =f lime (without carbonate), and a crystalli containing 91 per cent. of nitrate of rods, found ID small lakes, upwards of a yard and a half in diameter, in caverns and in valleys, and surrounding these small lakes, as crystallised Incrustations, to an almost Meal. culable amount. These gentlemen remark, in refers's, W the guano. " The immense amount of deposited gnome cannot be calculated ; it is found in extensive caverns as I deep as could be pierced with two boarding pikes, leshed together, about twelve feet. It is also found completely' covering the tide of the island less exposed to rains. The disco 's words are, ' There is enough to supply Great Britain for twenty years ;' and be is an old and respectable commander and part owner, whose experience in the guano trade is of long standing." The council ordered their best thanks to Meters. Faulks and Bell ter the e3mmunication then made to them on the important question of a cheap and abundant supply of guano to the farmers of this coun try, and which the council referred to the guano coins SION of the society. HISCIIIEF.—About five o'clock yesterday morning, wises one of the heads employed on board of the steamer liams..ror (the " Sunday" Clyde steamer), at the time lying M the south quay, came on deck, he found that some per son bad been on board and had opened one of the sea Maks, allowing the water to flow into the vessel until it had pinched to a height of two feet eight inches in the fore Wain. The same man had been on deck about an hour pre viously, and had then found all right; so that the in flexions attempt to sink the steamer must have been made between the hours of four and tire o'clock. This is con firmed by the statement of a night eons able, who, between ' the hours in question, observed a man passing on board foss the quay, and afterwards returning by a different mate. Admission to the engine room was obtained by the aleonmer through a new hatchway is process of construction, moll miskh was necessarily left open.—NortA littlish Mail. Liens New Tow N foundation-stone of this edifice, which is about to be erected at a cost of upwards of 50,0001., is to be laid next Wednesday by John 'Hope Shaw, Esq., the mayor. The day will he kept as a funeral holiday, and all the public bodies, secret societies, are expected to take part in the ceremony. The prin cipal room will be the largest in England, with the 'seep ties of Westminster Hall. HOLYROOD PALACE.—Tho usual preparations are being made at Holyrood for the reception of her Mejesty and the royal family on their way to Balmoral. The time of her Majesty's departure fur the north is not, however, yet know:* here ; the likelihood is, that it will not be till nearly the end of the month. Should her Majesty imme diately proceed to Balmoral after visiting the Irish Eshi. bition, she may not pass through Edinburgh at all on her sea north.—Eilinbuegh Courant 003131ENCEMENT 01 THE FEEBLE% RAILWAY. — OS Ilesday the ceremony of cutting the lint turf of the Psalm Railway took place at Peebles, in pre settee of a large essemblege of people from the surrounding district. The proposed line will connect Peebles with the Eakbaele station of the North British Railway; it will consist of a single line of rails, and is expected to be completed in twelve months, at a cost of 70,01,01.—Seolansan. 311DDLES11011,01:011 AND REDCAP. RAILWAY.—The half-yearly general meeting of this comeany was held at Darlineiton on Wednesday. Mr. Flews presiding. The chair man observed that a dividend of 6 per cent. would be paid at the usual time, end the whole of their concern was in e must prosperous and Swishing ;mai n. A vote of thank, to the chairman terminated the proceedings. RAILWAY MADE WITH PRIVATE Ft*NDa.—The railroad from Carmine, projected by and underaken at Lord Panmures expense, and which is intended to rein through the whole length of the pariah of Arhirlot in a south-easterly direction, and to terminate near to Elliot bridge, has been finally surveyed. The rail w ay wil l ex: e nd five and a parer miles in lenettb.—Seottnireo. Is IT TRUE ?—The New York Courier says : John Bull—humane, negro-loving, " Uncle Tom" J.Mn Bull—can flog a coloured man ! Tho Cape 'town Mail, May 11, gives an account of the public flogging of two black mrii. They " were tied up to a post as the market was procee !ing, and in the presence of men, women, and children, underwent the torture of receiving on their ex posed bodies some 20 or 30 lashes a-piece." TILE STRIKE OE THE Doeli LAROURERo.—Vaat numbers of the dock labourers visa struck for an increase of wages, and who, finding that new hands content with the old wages of 2s. 61. per day, gave up the strike on Wednesday morning, and presented themselves at the gates of the East and West India Docks, the L'udon Dock and the St. Katharine Dock, yesterday morning, end, together with the new comers, formed in close columns, and were treading no each other's heels and struggling for employ• went. Many of the old hands were re-engaged, and pro ceded sheertully with their work. Ilusinees resumed its mated activity in all the docks on Wednesday, and con tinued without interruption y. sterday. STRIKE AT TUE DOWI.AId IRON WORKS.—An important district of South Wales is at present suffering from the consequences of a rash anti ill-advinetl strike. 'I he Dowlais Works are stopped, its 16 furnaces are oat of blast, and each furnace affects, directly or indirectly, 1000 people —men, women, and children. From time to time there have been advances of wages at Dowlais, and at other works in the two counties. At the time the 4rike took place the men were working on the fourth advance, making in all a rise of 30 per cent. In the Merthyr district an advance of 10 per cent. was accorded, but the men, not siti,fied with this advance, asked 71 per cent. more. At Plymouth Works the men turned out without notice, hut shortly after wards resumed work, the manager having given them not only this 7I per cent., but 2, per cent. more, or 20 per cent. in all. This stimulittd the workmen at the Dowlais Works to ask an advance cf V I per cent. To this Lady Charlotte Guest declined to accede, and on Tuesday week the colliers struck work, without giving notice. The example of the colliers was followed by the " peddlers," and the whole 1.1 furnaces were then at once blown out, and all work suspended. By thus ceasing work without notice, and without fulfilling their engagements, the men have forfeited all arrears of pay due to them, and from ten to Kitson thousand men, women, and children, are thrown out of bread.—Nherhorne Joonial. NIEETINo.—A meeting of the friends of the ballot was held on Wednesday evening last, at the Prince Albert, Notting-hill, for the purpose of taking steps for securing the protection of the ballot in the exercise of the parliamentary franchise. The chair was occupied by T. M•Cultagh, E•ri , and among the speakers of the evening were the lion. Henry Beikeley, M.P., Mr. Serle, Mr. Dunford, Mr. Mr. Kellett, and others. A peti tion in favour of the ballot was adopted, and a corn nit!! ee !appointed to superintend arrangements for procuring signatures. to LoadsalltlLiliitesal 'Qr. *dale Arnaldo& , (lewd IsOdednales).. lbstidranilith.goar ep.Ct (1111 Sails OL Noetbers); OISSIISSO i Dos forest OsiOdlaOsestWest , ral Ilbeemssi Desk & Railw. serlU. N. & Bar.) aSe to lby(LiorkiNilid Ds. 6 shams (ditto) .. De. f shares (ditto) .. r(adon sad Dresser cb l loaned to South rsalara Ditto troference (ditto) I(oweot ,ft (tuer.llperCont lewd to Norfolk) ..,.jll all , Ditto ditto 6 pet Dent' ail 11Aneh.,141.ton,ethiatlock (lee•el to I AN.W.9111d.), all sfirldlcobra• and Rodoarl • (lewd to a:mkt. h DarL all *toad Bradford (ledll SO Mar awn Nmterrof pact (level to Eaet.Constlee, all Do. axed 5 per cent. (do.)' 25 Croatonawrre (Iw. Los. j eiN.Sle.t.lAne.lSTork 12 itt•to sheree (ditto) 106 Itoyinoa Lrd 'Nokia (lees to Creat Northern ! 150 162 Pt.' 1 0 0 Do. Piroreth Stock ;5O 163 ! 01 don* tstatrordehlrelleiteed to Air. 51.4f1e0n, 106 006 5Se H+ ISO US . _ f Trsaderable by I Cluaing No. I Sll.l lIINCRLLANSOCS. ea. o ico, I swam done 1 Teatchlay '—••—.. to-day. --. 32,006' Auhin Coal andiron 6 - - 10090 2...lattarallan Aaricultural ••I 1 33 33 12,501 2 , l.ttearairpian Pacific. Nail- 10 - - d 50,00 c I 'Aurallan Itnyal Mall - 36,00, PI Berlin Watenrori..., 1 31 54 24; - - 60 Britidi &maim band 1 67 10,600 V liritrth at ial Colon ihneiting ucU I a Itolon C.rmpany - - 10,000 1001Canstla - - 100000 0 Crystal Palate ~ . 6. lj 2 inn 130.146 4 Crystal Palace of Tomos I 2I M -60.000 N . Ertateni Steam 11:01). 25112ectr 0 e Telograph ... ID.P. 16 General Swum Navigation l4 ' - 60 - Itieneral 8 S. Shipping Co l4 1 - 6,0 - b Ni l truth Beetroot Sugar . - - 10.000, So.Maglalena St. Nav•wanon , 4 - - 6''.ul 1 I M01..1. d PatentatautiFuel all - - tstooel luNetherlanda land ._ ... - . 3 1 d.a Ipm Ii 14 75,0 2 N Wales coal mut Inter. Steno Navigation Co. - - 1 123.211. 1 North British Austraballan .11 I tvar Ipm &!4 , 1 Po. New ...... - - 23.4A0 NJ North of Europa Steam • ill - - 111,CS 6 Peel Hirer Land & Mineral all 111 pm. 20,610, 60 l'vulin!uiar &Oriental Stm.l•o - - ri 10,061 510 11,. do. ..... 125 - - 61.,06 , J 2lPortiand Iron CNIO ..... - - e l 41 14.8 010 illoyd Mail 51e.6111 i0n.0.0 i'ACOit., nu.lr. Inve.tment all II 2! pm 8 12.701 2:, tooth Atrtmlion Lao is 25 37 35 lain( 1 lubluarine Telegraph lail t- - 16,000, 106 Vaal Lichen's Land IA 01 Ws 66 I W . 's; 6 ........ (lou dto . 25 't.htto DP.to Ditto ° 2 1 3 ;00 Wills floioaroot 10 Onst Wastais).....„' It 2y 1034 33 14 111 114 14 47 11i lei 141 14i 11 11 S. 100 I Si to 109 65 il MONEY MARKET. Tee MOLT Brining*. la the stock market to-day a more favourable in terpretation was put upon the continental political accounts, and, a , sistrd by a general understanding that no change would bo made by the Bank of Eng land directors at their weekly board meeting . to-day, the funds were very tirm all day, finally closing at a rise of 1 - per cent. as compared with the last rates of yesterday. It does not appear, however, that the transactions were characterised by especial impor tance. _ _ _ . _ . Consols opened OS to I for the Bth September, and soon rose to 931 to Z. In the afternoon a re action of 4. succeeded, but at 4 o'clock the market was maintained at the best point of the day, viz., 98; to 1 1 for money, and 981 to for the new account. 'lbis was settling day, and the adjustment seems to have been effected without the development of any re- markable feature. The official business report in- eludes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 98, 1, d ; ditto, for account, Bth September, 981 2 , 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98 ; 1,1, 99, 984 , and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 101, 1012. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 5 11-16. Bank Stock, 228;, 228. Exchequer Bills were le. lower, at 31. die. to par. India Bonds remain fiat, the quotation ruling at 18s. to 225. prem., with little demand. The dealings in the foreign stocks were extremely restricted, and this market was devoid of feature. Sardinian and Dutch were better, and generally prices showed firmness. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26:,2 to I ; Peruvian Deferred, 57 to 59; Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto, Deferred, 81 to 91; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to 1 ; the Cer tificates, 61 to 6; per cent. Sales are thus marked Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 99 (ex change, 25f.). Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65, 641 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 98 Equador Bonds, 5. Granada Deferred, 9. Portu guese Four per Cents., 431, 4,1 ex div. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96!, 97, 961. Spanish Old Three per Cent., 474 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; the Passive Bonds, 51 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent. In the money market this appears to have been a ' rather quiet day, there having been less demand for accommodation. It does not appear, however, that • there is any reduction from the enhanced rates lately ; established; as it is very difficult to effect the die , count of even first class paper under 3; per cent. ) The Great Northern Railway dividend was an - nounced this afternoon to be at the rate of 2; per ; cent. . _ _ _ The Sydney Griffiths has arrived from Launceston, Van Diemates Land, whence she sailed in March ; but it is not yet known if she brings any gold. The marked rise iu Paris and Strasbourg shares to day was owing to a report transmitted from Paris to the effect that the concession of the line to Mul house has been obtained by this company, which will consequently make a fresh issue of shares. The existing stock being at a premium of 90 per cent. and upwards, a new issue would be almost in the nature of a bonus. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Bengal is advertised to leave Southampton on the 25th instant for Ceylon, Madras, and Calcutta, ria, but not calling at, the Cape. It appears that of the total capital of the" General Water Company of France," amounting to 4,000,0001. sterling, 100,000 shares of 101. each are reserved for allotment in London, and have already been fully applied for. Several companies appear to be com peting for the privilege of supplying Paris with water; bat we understand the company in question have already secured this privilege in other cities of France. As the prospectus of this undertaking is only being privately distributed, the objects of the promoters may be gathered from the annexed extract: ------- - Concessions based on this principle will shortly be ob tained; negotiations with the proper authorities arc so far advanced that the directors are able to state that most ad vantageous terms will, in all probability, be forthwith granted, by the cities of Paris, Lyons, Orleans, &c., to a powerful company, so constituted as to inspire confidence, and command sufficient capital. With this view, it has been decided that out of the above capital of 4,000,0001., a first issue of 200,000 shares 01 101. each shall be made, with a de posit of 5/. per share, in order to provide for the concessions of Paris, Lyons, &c., and other towns with which the com pany are in treaty. It appears probable, from applications already received, that in addition to Paris, Lyons, and the other principal cities with which negotiations are now pend ing, all the towns of France of any importance will request the aid of the company, and it will come within the sphere of its operations to supply water for the irrigation of lands, and other agricultural purposes. The confidence of the fondateun in their calculations is shown by the fact that the whole of the shares reserved for France have been already 'subscribed, by themselves and friends, including se veral of the leading capitalists in Paris. Land shares were rather better to-day. South Australian Land and Australian Agricultural rose IL per share each, the former being last quoted 38 to 40. Peel River left off to 11 prem. Austra lian and Oriental Bank shares were also rather bet ter. Netherlands Land have rallied to par on the favourable report. At the half-yearly meeting of the London Mone tary Advance and Life Assurance Company, held on Monday last, a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. was declared. - - - Business in the market for American stocks this week hasbeen modemte,and prices present no essential change. The current quotations of the market are thus reported by :Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Dividends. Priors. United States 6 per Ct. Eds. la.id Jan. and July 1101 1111 Do. 6 per Ct. luso. Stock-1867486r Jan. and July 110 111 rlvaniaa 5 per rid s 1:;S2 Feb. and Aug. 861 87 ditto Bonds 1f,52 Jan. and July 91 ___ .nettsspertt.SLer ting Bonds Alawechwiets 5 per Cent lkdads 1672 May and Nov. 97 91 Maryland 5 perCt.Fter.Bds — Jan. and July 964 974 Virginia per Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 95i 9 4 1 Kentucky 6 per Cent 11165 Jan. and July 98 99 Tennessee 6 per Cent 1892 Jan. and July 97 98 Canada 6 per Ct. St. Bonds 1574 Feb. and Aug. 115 116 Boston City 4t per Cent. Sterling Bonds Do. 5 per Ct ... . 1813 Jan. and July 95 New On a City 6 per Cent. Bonds 1591 Jan. and July 90 Penneylvaaia Central Rail ltd. G per Cents Cincinnatti and St. Louis 7 per Ct.. lat Mortgage Chicago and Mississippi 7 per Ct. let Mortgage Belvidere Delaware 6 per Cent. let Mort. Convert. 1877 Jun: and Dee. 921 Philadelphia and Reading Rail. Rd. 6 per Ct. Mort g irre &aids lB6O Jan. and July 861 674 New York and Erie Seven per Ct., Convertible New York and Er.e Seven per Cents., let mortgage 18b8-1869 May and Nov. 107 105 New York and Ere seven per Cent. 2nd mortgage 1959 Ma rch &Sept. VS 101 Chicago and Aurora ?lc% en per Cent., Ist mottgage Jan. and July 53 84 Great We tern of 11:intns Ten per Cent. ditto ..,. 1665 April and Oct. 9S 89 Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines tlir the lust week, so far as they have yet been pulitished : Ap. and Oct. 108 109 93 94 89i 90a Total London and NorthWeatern A 60,833 Lancashire and Yorkshire 21,390 London and South Western 18,978 London and Brighton Great Western "6,923 Midland South Eastern Shrewsnury and Chester 2,199 Great Northern 17,354 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 7OB Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 5,904 Exeter and Crediton 137 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 19,010 East Anglian B6B Kendal and Windermere Manc..Sheffield & Lincolush 8,619 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern ltsilways South Yorkshire Oxford, Worcester, and \Vol verhampton Manchester & South Junction 751 .... 682 Newcastle and Carlisle 3,000 .... ' 2,581 London and Blackwell Stockton and Hartlepool .... 2,15 d .... 2,116 The aggregate results presented by these returns are as follows : No. of Average receipt Receipt!. miles oven. p..r mile. 18.53 18.5' This comparison is peculiarly favourable to the present season. The Great Western and London and South Western Companies have continued to profit by the attraction of the Chobham encampment; but the increase is general. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853 Glasgow and South Western £5,373 Caledonian 10,707 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction ' 555 _ ___ .... 1852 £4,170 8,816 4,420 2,5?.8 662 2,1::0 4,456 Aberdeen North British 2,3a3 4,911 .... Total £31,519 £27,294 The decrease in the receipts of the Scottish Central line is owing to last year's return having embraced the Highland Agricultural Society's cattle show. The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Cork ana Bandon Ulster 1853 191~ .... 302 :::: Cork, Blackrock, and Passage.... Londonderry and Enniskillen Londonderry and C .leraine Great Southern and Western Dublin and Belfast Junction 249 .... 1,272 .... 381 185`;. 1,281 51 .... 7.24 G .... 1,105 .... 6,291 1,020. Total Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. heater's express:— Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents., 95 9-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-halt per Cents., 631 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 7-16 ; the Certifs., 6 9-16 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 47 11-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent Metallies, 821 ; Mexican New, 261 ; Equador, 4: ; • Greek (Blue), 71; Portuguese, new, 39:,. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-half per Cent. Rentes, 104.30; ditto Three per Cents., 80.10. Bank shares, 2,835. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoeB. The English stock market to-day is a shade flat ter, owing to the quietude of business. Consols opened 98 to 1 for money, and 981 to 1 for the Bth September. After being for a moment 981 buyers, the present quotation is 981 to ~ both for money and time. In the other departments of the house similar inactivity prevails. 'the Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 99; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 101 ; Bank Stock, 2281 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to Is. dis. ; India Bonds, 17s. and 18s. prem. In the foreign stock market almost the only feature is an advance in Mexican, which is quoted 261 to 271. Russian and Spanish are well supported ; but the bargains throughout this market have been very few. Peruvian Four-and-Half per Cent. Bonds mark 831 ; Russian Fives, 1171; Spanish Old Threes, 471 ; ditto Deferred, 231 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64:i to ; ditto Four per Cents., 98 ; Buenos Ayrean, 63 ; Brazilian Old Fives, 1014. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was no new feature in our trade this morning. The arrivals of foreign Wheat continue on a liberal scale: buyers, in consequence, expected to operate on more ad vantageous terms; sellers, however, influenced by the bail accoutits of the crop, held with firmness, and little actual business was d3ae. The quotations of Flour remain unchanged. Barley, Beans, and Peas, met with little attention. With large arrivals of foreign Oats the dealers exercised increased caution, and Monday's prices could only be ob tained in retail for the finest qualities. ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON MUM AUGUST 13th to AUGUST 12th, Qrs. &mush. boouM. Mg. Vomit. Wkrat 6160 23110 Daley 4230 Oats 2350 4246 I 41071, Malt ..... 1420 Flour. —sacks and barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Soo:Lan: 1 T; market has been steady during the week with a fair amount of business done in plantation descrip tions, and at the close the full prices of last week wen freely paid. A large business has been done in cargoes afloat of Brazil and Havanna by private contract during the week. The refined market a shade dearer for low qua lities; brown lumps, 465. ; grocery lumps, 465. 6d. to 48s. 6d. COITEE.—The demand has been dull, but today there appears to be more disposition to buy plantation Ceylon of qualities suited for exportation. Last week's prices are unaltered. Native Ceylon, 455. to 465. TEA.—The market has bees quiet. The letters by the China mail arc expected on Monday. The imperfect news received by telegraph has not influenced the market. Com mon Congou, Ild. to dull of sale. ItieE has declined 3d. during the week. Sri( Ei.—There has not been much offered. Prices ari. unaltered. COTTON.—A limited business done at last week's cur rency. Sriu:rs.—ltum and Brandy are very firm at prev:our. rates. CVII.ILAICTo.—The demand has been inactive ; prices ar, steady. liaising in limited demand. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to•dsy, at the following quotations. via.: Town Tallow 50s. Gd. to Ms. nett cash; Peter, burg Y. C. on the spot, 51s. ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is by no means large, and a consi derable proportion of the supply consists of those left over from Monday last, and inferior descriptions ; choice quali ties are consequently more in demand, and realise rather advanced rates. A fair clearance of all kinds is effected. We have very few good Sheep on offer ; the demand is active at fully Monday's quotations. Trade is scarcely su brisk for Lambs and Calves, but there is no alteration la price. Foreign supply : 183 Beasts, 2,110 Sliccr, Calves, and GO Pigs ; Milch Cows, 8.5. Per ..toue of Slbo. s. d. 5. 4. 1 Per stone or Me. 5. 4... Best Axes, Herefords 4 6 4 8 , fie. 4 Pat. rib Best Bboet-borns Second gusll Bans.. 28 3 6 Do. do. Sboro Calrw ..... ..... 344 o; , Ewes as.lsocoodqualtly 310.1 4 Piss ........ ........ 3o 4 4 do. loofa ..... Bee: ions, x llolf-hre.b. 5 0 5 2 Lamb. .......... 14orwto A; market. 7:44; tite.l. ma Lambs. 11,120 ; Calves. tbYi : ---- HIDES: THIS DAY. I..r.49EBirm.t..—The present prices are: 5811). to 641 b.. 21d. to 3.1. ; tillb. to 721 h., 3d. to 3.1 d. ; 721 b. to 801 b., 3jd. to 31d.: 801 b. to SSib., 31d. to Id.; 1381 b. to 961 b., 44. to 41d. lime Hides, 6s. 61. Calfskin, light, Is. to 3s. full. 61. BERMONDSEY. —Sheep skins, lambs, 2s. 61. to 3s. 10d.. shearlings, 2s. Id. to 3s. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. ?druirs. Pattendea and Smith report that the accounts continue to come on the whole rather more favourable Still many grounds ere full of vermin, and not likely to re cover; besides which, there is a great complaint of slink bioe, and the backward state thereof. The market is in a firm and healthy state, and the duty is estimated from 150,0001. to 153,0001. COAL MARKEr. THIS DAY. Holywen, 194. ; West Bartley, ISs. 61. ; Walls End well, ISs. 61. ; Walls End Stewart's, 181.6 d. ; Walls End 18s. 6d.—Ships at market, 775. i 1