The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-30 00:00:00

//'%- %? . /..o. - • • •• ~,.. 7 '21,4t c7 l L — o —/ L_ . •,6 ~G:~-~ / ; 042 ' -• 'i..- ,Wll-11-!4:41 -......., . Tbt 4ftprt No. 1,534.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1851. (THREEPENCt. L.:1: . E8 of KILLARNEY, COVE of CORK. &e. LONDON awl NOITHAVESTIEBN ItAILWAT.—TICKETS, for TIME WEY.KS, enabling parties to "lilt the eels. braved Tnbuler and teippenakee &woe over tee Menai Straits, the City of DIM... the Lakre td Killam y, and City sod C4ve of Cork, will be teased until septenabur nest trout the (Wowing stations, where tall partlnalus may be Lod:— First Class. iterond Qom. London to Killarney sad bask SS 0 0 ... CS 0 0 Birmingham to lit'lerney sod boa__ 3 0 0 4 3 0 Manchester to hiltaney and bask 4 4 0 ... SlO 0 truer to killierney and lack 4 0 0 ... 3 3 0 gy erase, MAIM 11CLill. Gertwal Manager's Ofßee, Easton Seldom, May, tail. LONDON and NORTH.WRSTRItN RAILWAY. xanct tor AUGUST. fi‘t tO Lam DONT Fiore.' 'train trout Undo. trill leave at 0.20 Mk, peened .lit be Treat Valk, LIS% led Os otatiavoll to Aber . _ 7io Tale fr Itlciatastian to ant the Izpt, at lioalkod will Imo at il.O amp. _ . . - . ... . in.llave Tarp as Train Gas Landau will be acannaed unto Itlralingtant, unities thereat 11.1 S area. The LSO a.m. Warn Tool. tram Loudon will cease eilluur at Bran don and liseptan, and arms at Itemthehan quarter al an hour war than at rwepent. TM Lae cue. Der. Train ham I "mice sill area tallier at WI S. . . . -7 2 . 117 . 117.15 Traln from I seningtos to Birmingham sin lave at 10.30 a Ea. The IMO a.m. Train from Blivaingliala to Leamington will lam at 10.45.. m. TM ILO a.m. Train from Sirca l 7mbam to Liverp00l aped trots, st tenured tame, and leant ac 11.11/ avn ca lli n gt Bawd Junction, MUIr ball, and Newlin Bridge in addition to I. prevent Noppaarv, and anteing at Llverpcol at ILO at awn, and Manebeacr at IL W. The Teals frse Chester at 11.7.0 a.m. wM loam at 11.40 a.m., and wive at the twenty that. stations on the (heals, line ten minute nutier than at prevent. The 11.14 sm. 'real. from Lieerpnol to Land.* will OA at (Styria. A Nen Train Sur la MOO wit leave Rugby in the Morning at a rter he'..re 7 a.ns .topping at Ctia and %Verdun, and c sting farnard 11.. Illtauuttb with the tiny Nortnamptces Paansgsr Train. The 1.30 p.m. town Train from Lumina will r!np at Hampton. As Addtti sal Train trot Oxford to bletehley at 5.45 p.m., return -Ifrom blett ales at 10.11 p.m., in connemon %Rh the 0..3 Donn Itliht Mall Train horn London Jr.ll Up Calstonian Lamas n additional Train to Nuneaton will It are Coventry at 2.0 p.m., returning from Nuneaton , A 3M p.m. My order. MARK Hews) Hanafter's Ogler, Easton Natio% July 25, 1131. CHESTER and HOLYIIEAI) RAILWAY.— REDUCTION of FARM.. ' lrwin of THROUGH end RLTCRN TICKETS between MELTS', LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER. CREAKS. 8111.11LNGIIAM, ad LONDON. On and after FRIDAY. Anatt.t let, newsier* will be lambed through end conveye I at the following Fares, which Includes the per money b. tween Kingstown ann Holyhead, either by the Bonnet the Chou r sad US, heed, or of the City of Dublin Company. tiusgla lane. RetuniTlehete. let CT. LdCl. let q. aidq. ... .. .... .. - R d. s. d. s. d. 14 d. (Loader Ettlrecn Dab. I Birmingham 4O ... 3 1 ) 0 ... 60 0 ... 45 0 lin or hings.g Machines sown and ... i 1 bes:er t larerpooll The Itr torn Tart. between Dubin", iverpool, Chester, Manaus ter, and Birmingham, nth be availabie for tbri Return Journey for SEVEN DAYS after dated Issas. Thom between Du'Ain sod Lcodoa YOt RIBEN DAYS. Depat ture from kieptown. Anneal in Lanka. 9 0 a.m. Express. 11 0 p.m. 1 0 pm. Mall. 450 s.ns. 710 pm. Mail. 1 0 p.m. Departure from Landon. Arrival in Dublin. 930 0.11. FARM. 10 30 p.m. S 0 p.m. Expees. 630 a tn. 11 42 pm. Nail. II 0 cm. J. G. BINGER. Superbstredeses Ofice. Meter. July 14, 1131. DIRECT ROUTE :o the CENTRE and NORTH of SOOTLAND, via LONDON sad NORTH WESTERN and SLUTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAYS. JUNE,- Tram inve Euid on Ilutkaa, London p.m. P.m. 043 p.m. Lirerpool 330 p.m. Manchester Arrive at a.m. amt. p.m. Hiram' Perth Dundee Aberdeen 311. 313 Twee greatly reduced. By ardor, ROBERT JOHNSTONE, June 11, 1631. italleray Oflce, Perth. JEWELLERY. DODD, BROTHERS, 40, CbibblE flambskbeam "WU Jaw**. ******4 ma eaaslearkere, kaa * salt as Issemaks ii their Masai* ASSORT MENT al JET oasuumers, taral= .. lek * Oa *dee* make arl unrest deabgas le or earriaga, ke. to be net lei* is laraca.alhaibm=l. BEDSTEADS, BATHS, sad LAMPS. WILLIAM & BURTON Ras OPENED THREE LARGE ITIONAL SUOW.IIOOMa. commaimataallai aka =boa caw (waielt art tat Imrimaa la Or lamMlLTLelawaS to tho SEPARATE DISPLAY al mall Malik I= Maas. v iii Meek alma Is at et= . rant, mai mast yodel OWN Illeillaiti WII I all PONS, mg ..w at Wan propartioa. Ms wilt am OM Mb Imbd bubo lb ablWoorn4 be bib =lmo Y talseswaliy. ... lb. lb to tII each. Arm Mils. ken —. Lops (Palmeol, tram (AU °Oar Wads at Um, moo rula.) Pram" Oaks WILLIAM w eurrows stark d OUfIAL ruiwismixo 7110:4310a0ILIT (including Cutlery, NNW difter, and Mated Ways) Y literally the breast In the wadi. greened Csasiegeer of aid* with engravings, rat We pad) tea nu re. Wald for every snick eat appeared OXIVILD.STaggIf Wm' of Newsiaartrert,, Ni.. I and I, NIVIMAN•STITET nod PLACS, LONDON. 110661011 rlfee.wreet, Is2o. ' \ • ; ipp. M AR Q UEES, Tents, Flea% Bas Wads, and 414• I —wiw*ld flown; lbaalramer la the law] A Oudwasa. Ye 4•• tie Ile NM. a law 'TOO( of idaIMWM. TIMM NA Mae% tar Mir PIDA. MUM alla iamb SktOtidreCkda. amine sad IMplealy sums mood eel *pre lOW ie. Zak dello MA iiiimpeof wed seat wars soli ea visamble Imie. fa Wa ve M s e rep r. Orden allaidad to bp WILMA* MOOT% 111, idal4 A 4 da. rLADIEII.—ROWLANDV ILALYDOR, fir hs di sod emphsba—lt r dlstlessilts. Ile Ns advarly WOW sad stablibti sails eh Its id% gbh% by Vs Mks se tie we ad Wavle essmary Irsigl gib i lopuldst " 111 h. delfsts, sins any radttlll Is sad tins "bib* tsle Niel" OZ/ sm illig• 111.4 1 1 / 8 0111. selenalseh Atm sulsseems NON lista it pirts le Os shirk sod the wham awl Missy Nibi Waste es the Mob mg anrao, mi. irlingsmills sew ass. time. Misr mash& we at k .y eh Walks ma Semsnesss of bet skln, mike ealk e imsok Ind sisPonses Itslyders Jar .1.. The hods Stileir • an es the Oil"sleds. sal "A. sod in ass atirmil ea Yr postsmit stott li ttgt es sash Islas his* 41. aid 1a Ili-111111 b tbs, ead by eimeish sod Mims& RUSFINV 11W 13: 1111111. 01 A l?. pRE-RAPHAMI' .4 I I I I 34. ird.. Author of Modern Mere." Loudon: Owl* Mkt, aril Oa, 65, Ounill CLASS TiII.—NAVAL AIICHITICTURIL QUM LIFE BUM FLO AAAAA S Id ATTIL. le. 236. GUN BARREL FACTORY, 24, Suffolk ]; inciarr4lori. Debkla.—Wlll. sad JONI Thlr. Om lismbilliaft Nat So Ode ant blieraLlS l N =al%► *, be* mil prousi Mow sou lOW trit. l. V .ll.l " °l Peskis ".ll. % OEM Doable useirelo. Mils la sese Oh • am emiliellos. =rim mi rrimiNsa re 4 equipmele aireildW •-lhiablEkal la 1111. ARcILEOLOOICAL INNTITUTE OT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRILAND.—BRISTOL, JOLT 29.—The Isarned iadi %drale who sake up the Arebstioskol losStrato eses auseed their issue oesioa Ode day. no =WNW net M the receptint rem is the Cousa&hosr. whore the sore Ma Zarb* RalmsfoYA, otter eivie fame. themesterg adhas eestved them The lempust wieriet. took place M Or at 11 Weis*, mhos Iho modest, the Lad Toibet do YalalW.reelposB the disk to the psi. flat &et, Jda Ilsorbelh Ileaford, Nov. of Shim Castle ofprose semis 11 h 1 Rev. the Lai Ilhhop of = Ms Reesiksay Chooller Baaess, Ns Us Cherie Azabissa, Octavio's /IYens.lt% d 6 W. Trovyllos,:. Mom Neu.. the Dooaaf Bristol. J. 8. BMW, req., of Baba Code, the local president, .eased the drir, est ofteortimikos to ths Marquia op Neothe in heft soli eloquest tens. he pro eeeiei Itt the Ostasty foss Is euppeolties of its mime dry and nnimpashenf posnits. ilman="l in 64 son= o lnd throws peat 11.1 biabry,seklag with the sismon t segitste, sad labile us et tbo anises. sate.... Da, est Mai sed the sbisele at ehlisatara.—Tbs CbeadlW siDr.Wbsseelot_ seandsd, a We at Deals W Le Mast dm Mslibbl% and le* warm Pp ear lima WIPP Is the steep• f Laml Nanisatea . The iessladia hawks bona by sidemisa, aad so b, Lea De YalalHe. Mr. pa Taicsr. suss of the Pori a ppr (aasaysesas) pews* by ma sati y ad assielpte lbe mins Womb f of ith• owleloßwl, whisk Rildrist tie rad pawed. by of Sealy. THE PARIS FETES. The arrangements for reaching Paris arc as fol lows:—The South-Eastern Railway Company have sold to the city of Paris 250 passes, which M. ballandrouze is charged to distribute among the invited guests. All other guests, not receiving this pass, who desire to go by this route, will have to leave London-bridge on Friday at 9 a.m., and will be charged the ordinary fares. The Brighten Railway offirs a free page to and from Paris to the officers of the Exhibition; and to all other guests a ticket to Paris and back at the reduced chat ge of It., which ticket will lie given at the hooking-office on production of the cards of invitation. Those who do not mind the longer passage by Dieppe will avail themselves of this route, and will leave, if un Thursday, at 2.1 p.m., and if on Friday, at 2 p.m. If a sufficient number signify their intention to avail themselves of this liberality of the Brighton Railway, endeavours are to be made to provide a special train on the arrival of the steam-packet at Dieppe; otherwise visitors by this route will have to sleep there, and will arrive at Paris by 2 p.m. on the day following their departure. The Lord Mayor will leave town on Friday morn ing for Paris, on a visit to the PMIt of the Seine. His lordship will reside during the approaching Ptes at the Hotel de Ville, where apartments have been prepared for him and his suite. HEALTH OF LONDON DtItLNG THE WEEK. The official report says:—The deaths in the me tropolitan districts, which in either of the two previous weeks hardly exceeded 870, again show on increase ; fur in the week ending last Saturday they rase to 9-48. In the same week of 1819 cholera was rapidly spreading, and swelled the amount to 1931 ; but setting aside that year, and taking the corresponding weeks of other years in the series 1811-30, it appears that the lowest number was 749 in 1813, and the highest 1,201 in 1848, and within the weeks subject to comparison the amount did not in general exceed 900. _ Of the 9.16 deaths of last week, 282 arc attributed to dis- eases of the zymotic or epidemic order, showing • sudden and remarkable increase on the 224 and 209 cases of the same description registered respectively in the two previous weeks. On the other hand, persons who died from diseases of the respiratory organs (exclusive of hooping-cough and consumption), in the previous week were 112, in the last week only 84 ; but within the same period plithisis has risen from 110 to 141. Among epidemics which have become more fatal may be mentioned st•arlatina, which numbered 6 in the preceding return, and IS in the present; typhus which has risen from 39 to 50, and diarrhwa, almost exclusively confined to children not older than one year, whose progess is marked by the numbers of four successive weeks; viz. 23, 53, 61, and in last week 83. In sub-district of Sydeuham, in Jew's-walk, a gentleman died after suffering 21 hours from diarrhwa. The medical attendant states that" IN ithiu one hundred yards of the re sidence of deceased, and on his own property, there is, and has been fur a considerable period, upwards of 20 square yards of surface overflowed with sewage, emptying itself into a ditch of about 30 yards long, which has no outlet, and is constantly stirred up with rains and exposed to the rays of the sun, emitting at all times the most pesti lential effluvia. The immediate neighbourhood is thickly populated, and the health of the inhabitants much en dangered. Choleretic and gastro-typhoid cases are con stantly occurring. The evil is rcferrible to the adjacent property; it flocs not come under local jurisdiction, and the deceased had no redress." . _ Two cases of diarrhea, one of which has been fatal, arc reported, In Payne-street, Islington ; and here also the drainage is bad, a circumstance to which the medical man attributes the origin of the disease. The following are the particulars of twelve cases of cholera registered during the week —ln Kensington, at 5, Queen's-ro.ul, on 15th July, the son of a cab proprietor, aged 3 months, died of "cholera infantum (3 days)." In k ulhsm district, at Parsons-green, on 2ith July, the son of • gardener, aged 5 weeks, died of " English cholera." The cottage (says Mr. Kuight the registrar) is small and badly ventilated. In Persons-green-lane the daughter of an Irish labourer, aged 9 months, died of " English cholera (4 days)." " The cottages arc small and over-crowded. The medical attendant mentions that English cholera is very prevalent in Parsons-green-lane, and likely to prove fatal in several cases; he attribute s it to over-crowding of the houses, and the dirty habits of the cottages." Iu Gray's-inn-lane sub district, at 8. North-place, on 21st July, the daughter of an 'artificial dower maker, aged 16 months, " diarrhea (2 months), English cholera (3 days)." Mr. 'Worrell describes the dwelling as "confined and unwholesome." In St. Clement Dance, at 10, Craven-buildings, on 17th July, a waiter, aged 62 years, " cholera (4 days)." At 88, Ilolborn, on 19th July, the daughter of a confectioner, aged 11 months, "diarrhea (21 days), cholera infantum (48 hours)." At Saffron-hill, 16, Charles -street, on July 19, the son of an optician, 16 months. " diarrhea (3 days), English cholera." In Clerkeawell. at 11, Lamb-court, on July 15, the daughter of a labourer, aged 1 year, " cholera (40 hours)." In llox ton New Town, at 7, Craven-street, on July 20, the daugh ter of a gasfitter, aged 9 months, " cholera (3 days)." In sub-district of Hackney road, at 8, Vincent -street, on July 17, the son of • labourer, aged 10 weeks, " English cholera (1 week)." Mr. Murray states that " the street is close, crowded, and undrained . " Ile adds, that "up to Saturday the 26th the child had not been buried, and lay during the hot weather in a close room, containing six persons who had only a Riegle apartment for all the purposes of life. The desompesition of the body rendered the place very offensive, and cannot be otherwise than injurious to health. Old Nichol-street, where a child died of diarrhea, and Mead street, a continuation of Vincent-street, where another died of scarlatina maligna, are also described as close and undraiaed strec.s. In St. George-in-the-East, at 24, James street, on 22nd July, the son of a cabinetmaker, aged 8 months, " English cholera (3 days)." In Kennington, at 3a, Henry-street, Vassal-road, on 21st July, the daughter of • commercial traveller, aged 4 months, " diarrhma ; cho lera infanta= (6 days)." ' This is a new house ; there is no drainage, and the water, which stagnates in the garden, is at times very offensive." la the above list the disorder is designated in nearly all the eases " English cholera," or " cholera infantum," and, with 11110 exception, the patients were still at that early age in which so many at this time of the year fall under "diarrhea," • shorter term, and applied to a milder form of the same congdelist. The duration of the disease, as stated la met of the vs ewes is also characteristic of the ordinary hem of ehaiesa s bff during the sews= visitations of the epidemic INN haM of the cases terminate in less than 24 bean. week the births of 709 boys and 674 girls, in all 1,783 children, were registered. The average o. corre sponding weeks in six years (1545-50) was 1,200. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean read ing of the barometer in the week was 29.599 in. The mean dailemperature fell from 63 deg. on Sunday to 66 deg. on Thursday; and the mean of the week was 60 deg. ; which is rather below the average of the same week in ten yew'. The mean of Thursday was 7 deg. below the average of that day. The wind blew generally from the west and north-west. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JOLT 29. The solar eclipse yesterday was accompanied by a state of the elements the reverse of favourable to our astronomers, although it may have accorded well enough with the wishes of those who were will ing to take a more poetic view of the phenomenon. The eclipse was ushered in by a tremendous thun derstorm, which passed over the city a little after one o'clock ; and it was only for momentary inter vals during the progress of the moon's disc over the luminary that the bright crescent of the latter could be seen amidst the dense masses of cloud which covered the sky. The effect was exceedingly grand, and every one appeared to have been prepared to watch the phenomenon. The Earl of Arundel arrived in Limerick yester day morning, and was met at the railway terminus by a procession of the trades, who escorted him to his committee rooms, from the windows of which he addressed them. _ . . The following account of the transaction in the street near Mr. Inasell's committee-mom on Saturday night, is given by the same authority. I sin @sorry to say that at a late boar or Baturdas sight, • yaw naplowant drat took place in host of Mr. ll's smartie- MOM, in Gonwierotroot. • orowd, oswieting of okra two thanond ppwsaaass, had stoworiod, sar is = throes, Kr. —, was the posits tram a anistas the window. The Her. Mr. s wry inelmon rd Rare embolic priest, eseraystred hj Mr. 111 - tend the crowd. Sees pewee rad we t i es dr speaker was a trails, to his »Heise end his everstry, trim weather gestiesesa ea the plitiber lt was who hid eared who bid mi the M. lobe seossepeeM the dergynra te the seems, at arestrnek the proem who said se • Mew whisk bird Ma to the ELlke presessa stork, who is a umber of the posheden, rid be weld deal with the moult obi ; end ens of Mr. Russell's adherents Itesead dews the 'a friend. A row, which d ornwrism • sed me er Mewed, Ned the sealftrried gen er= mom led le go of gr. last TW IG.= abseil be eared se der. I de net it was the elorgrean who mood tho expreites attributed to hint. THE FATAL COLLISION writ TEE UNIONIST Bate to AT KAWCHTATIZEAs been brought under the notice of government, and the Home Secretary has of fered a ',maid of 1001. on the conviction of the offentlere. SPORTING. 000DWOOD—RA-CES.—TvEsDAY. _ _ ----- CRATIN Brains of 6 tom each, with 50 added. Cravm course. One mile and a quarter. Sir 9.. Pipes Runnymede, 3 yrs, Sat 13Ib (C airlst) 1 Mr. Gratwtekes Cheerful, 5 yrs, Tat llb (iiitettnor) 2 Betting : 3to 1 agst blippogriff, and 4to 1 each wit Woolwich, Cheerful, Eva, and Runnymede. Oareas totk the lead from the poet, and with lipira and Eva in her wake, made play to the distance, Ilippogrift then took up the running, and after twice coming in collision with him,. won by half a length. Cheerful a bad third. Run in 2 min.'l7 sec. On returning to scale Sir R. l'igot objected to Hippogriff on the ground of a cross. FIFTY POUNDS, added to a Sweepstakes of .1 Wye. each; 2 jr old, 54 71b; three, Tat 91b; four, Sot 41b; five, Bst 121)s; six and aged, 9st. The winner to be sold for 100 MM. if demanded, Be. T.Y.C. (8 subs.) Mr. Brichhaais No Chants, 3 yn (M. Gooch) 1 Mr. Grenlie's Cunatancte, 3 yrs (I , l4tuin) Mr. Bit tea Jolla, 3 yrs (Charlton) 3 Betting: 2 to 1 rest Julia, 6to 2 agst Conatance, 4to 1 each aget l'artlet and Henrietta, and 6 to 1 ag•t Manilla and No Chance. Julia went away with the lead, having COG stance and No Chance in waiting, and cat out the work to the distance, where the three closed, and ran together to the stand; a fine race home between No Chance and Con. stance terminating in favour of the former by a neck; Julia a bad third. Run in 1 min. 18 sec. Tru }LAY STL/168 of 100 sore. such, h ft, for colts 841 , 1010; fillies, est 11b; for 2-year-olds, 31b and elb &c. The second to receive 200 sovs out of the stakes. Lord Esdhiton's Carillon's% Bst 101 b (ktsrlow) 1 113 r. l'syne's Weslure, let 718 illamisni 0 Duke of Richmond's Ilarbingrr Bst 71b (Robins°ii 0 Mr. Iter'..ert's cby 81r Herevisi, out of Odessa. Bst 101 b (sly 4 Betting : 2 to 1 agst Claverhouse, 3 to 1 agst Harbinger, and 4to 1 agst Cheshire Witch filly. Cluverhouse, the Brahmin, and Gleuluce got off together, and ran almost head and head Cut nearly half a mile, the favourite making the rest of the running, and winning in a canter by two lengths; a dead heat for second between Glenluce and Har binger, the Odessa colt a bad fourth. Hun in 1 min. 21 see. -...... tiFEErSTAK ES of 300 sovs each, It ft, fora-year-olds, colts, tbt 711); fillies, abt 116; the second to save his stake. Queen's Plate course—about 3 miles $ furlongs. Lord Eiders Natant. . lad nfield'a William tae Conqueror . Nubthell, •-• (Taman) 1 (2!Atzpan) .. 2 Betting: 7t04 un N.. t, who, after the; had walked about a mile and a quarter, took the lead, and made all the running, winning, after a finishing race for the last half distance, by half a length. Run in 20 min 4 WC. GKATWICKE STAKES of 100ouvs. each, Is ft, for 3-yr-olds; colts, Bat 10th; fillies, Kit slb ; 3lh and Glb allowed, 41. e.; the second to receive 200 movs,, and the third to save Ids stake. Ls.t mile and &half of Cup course. (37 subs.) tired Enfield's Mammies, SA 710 (Ftittnan) I Mr. Orevihe's Barcelona, as. at, Lora Later's Ildeg ra , 7st tub (Normal $ load Derby's Ira, tst 21b (J. Map ael 4 Me. Payne II CAW pi, pot Mb Lord J. Malt's Miwrrim., sat Mb (Whitehouse) 6 Betting : 7 to 4 on Ilernundes, 3 to 1 agst Misserima, and sto 1 agst Iris. This race admits of little in the shape of , description, llernandez waiting on Catalpa until within a quarter of a mile from home, and winning in a canter by six lengths. Run in 2 min 50 ace. LAVANT STAKES of 50 soya each, 301. ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sot 7lb ; fillies, B.st 31b; winners extra; the second to save his stake. Half a mile. Dote of alehmond'a thenebrewal, Lot 71b (Plateau) I Mr. E. Ferran e'• f by Merry Mumma ) out of Cada% 5.t 315 (W. Day) Lord Exeter's Aubrey., bit 71b (Norman) It Mr. If. 11112 s Otnina, sat alb (A. tray) 4 Betting: 3 to 1 on Homebroweel, who ran in company' with the Cestus filly to the distance, and won very easily by a length. Ambrose a had third. }lvry POUNDS ; for 3.yr olds, ist 71b; four, Bst 7lb ; five, 9st ; six and aged, 9st 4th ; the winner to be sold for 1001. ; if for 1501., allowed 71b3 ; if for 1001., 10111.; if for 501., 14Ibs. One mile. Ili. Burgess's Chatterer, 5 pn (MA), eat (carried en 21b) Blooadeld's Sinpllelty, S yrs (150(.), Tat ((asrltoo) 2 Csptala Crofton'a Oraehla, aged (51.11.). Sat 4lb (Yana) 3 Mr. O. During, jun.'s Mande, 3 yrs (501.), 6st 11 ~(Ar her) 4 Duke of ktietturaufs bl by The Ley Buck out of Mergelbne, 3 yrs (501.), Gat Ms (Garrey) 5 Betting: 2 to 1 ogst Simplicity and 5 to 1 each agst Chatterer and Margellina. Won by a length ; Cusachia a bad third. 'tun in 1 nun. 49 secs. SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sore. each, h ft; for 3-yr-old colt., Bst 71b; and fillies, Bst 21b. One mile and a half. (3 subs.) Lord fraztet's stidas _ Our Tinprevision that there would be small fields fur several of the two and three year old engagements have so far proved to be correct, and, we have no doubt will be so throughout the meeting; for any deficiency, however, in this respect, the entries on Monday night made amends, no less than 15 horses being named for the Anglesey, the same number for the Queen's Plate, 31 for a Handicap Plate of 501., 40 fur the Stewards Cup, and 43 for the Duke of Richmond's Plate, most of the others also having tilled well. There is, therefore, every prospect of good sport, and, with a continuance of tine weather, of a brilliant meeting. His Grace the Duke of Richmond entertains a large party at Goodwood, open house is kept at most of the gentlemen's scats in the neighbourhood, and Worthing, Bognor, Ike. are quite full. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. OJODWOOD BTAILF2). 1 to 1 apt Grand Duke ll to 1 apt Cariboo 8 to I Mashed it) 12 to 1 Naredasua 10 to 1 Duo an lA:turns 00OLAVOD CUP. 4 to 1 apt earlbso (1) lO to 1 apt Couto& 1 W I Nancy 30 to I Comm 10 to 1 Clincher 33 to 1 Nutshell 8 to 1 Moons. BT. I: OElt. 3to 2 apt lternandtz I 3to 1 apt Aphrodite DEBBY. 1(0 to f apt Hontebtewed(t) 1 33 to 1 apt Clawerhoor (t) 30 to 1 Makidatooe I 30 to 1 argyle' (t) INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. BRIGHTON, 1851. ACCEPTANCES POE. THE IIIHIOHTO)N STALES.--COANICk, aged, Bat 131 b ; Landgrave, 5 yrs, Bst 41b ; Pitafonl, 4 yrs, 31b;Bat Backbiter, 6 yrs, 7st 9lb ; Montes, 6 yrs, 74 9lb ; Officious, 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Montague, 5 yn, 7st 4lb ; Glen Saddel, 6 yrs, 7st 41b ; Westow, 5 yrs, 7A 21b ; Champion, 5 7st Ilb ; Woodlark, 6 yn, 7st; Dulcet, aged, 7st; Abda yrs, llah, 4 yrs, let; Lord George, 6 yrs, Est 131 b; Valen tine, 4 yrs, bat 101 b; Gillyflower, 4 yrs, Est 101 b; tEdipus, 5 yrs 64 91 6 ; the Heriot, 3 yrs, 6A 9113 ; Narcissus, 4 yrs, Est 4 1b; Cnceus, 3 yrs, Est 21b; Aristocrat, 4 yrs, Est; Sir Rowland Trenchard, 3 yrs, sst 1216; Sunrise, 3 yn, sst 121 b; Falcon, 4 yrs, sst 121 b; Ringleader, 3 yrs, Set 101 b ; Corne lius, 3 yrs, sst 101 b; Grand Duke, 3 yrs, Set 101 b; Norton, by Melbourne, 3 yrs, Cost 7lb ; the Nautch Girl, 3 yn, Set 41b ; Letterpress, 3 yrs, sst 4lh ; Tilsit, 5 yrs, sst; Waterfall, 3 yrs, sst ; Ingratitude, 3 yrs, 4st 101 b. WOLVERHAMPTON, 18,51. ACCEPTANCIS POE THE PATSIICI.L lIANDICAT.—Her bert, 5 yn, Bst 716; King of Oude, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b; Grief, 5 yn, 7st 111 b; Humphrey, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b; Le Juif, 3 yrs, 7st 21b; Truth, 3 yrs, Est Illb ; British Boy, 3 yn, 6st lib; Border Boy, 3 yrs, Est 511); Green Oaks, 3 yrs, let 41b; Manchester, 3 yrs, fist 31b. The rest pay 5 son. tech. The weights have been raised. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE HOLTOMLE STEEL/I.—Backbiter, 6 yrs, Bst 716; Herbert, 5 yrs, 74 1116; Egret, 6 yrs, 7st 101 b; Champion, 5 yrs, 7st 91b; Administrator, aged, Tat bib; the Ebor, 4 yrs, Est 121 b ; Sunrise, 3 yrs, Est 101 b; Elcho, 4 yrs, bet Sib ; British Boy, 3 yrs, Est Ilb ; Border Boy, 3 yrs, Set 111 h ; Ischia, 3 yrs, sst 91b ; Leap Year, 3 yrs, Sat 81b. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following I gentlemen having undergone the n examinations, were StlMltttd MOM:ICM sat cullu e gt e rtn e 28U1 Messrs. A. Adey, lion. E.I.C. service, Madras ; J. Cronin, Cork ; 11. Bond, Ware, Herz ; D. Leman, London ; C. W. Chaldecott, Dorking, Surrey ; E. Ashton, Boston, Lincolnshire ; W. H. Yates, Stroud, Gloucestershire ; H. Beresford, Chesterfield, Derbyshire ; 11. W. Wood, royal navy ; J. Crawford, Belfast ; and S. Langworthy, Mod buri, Devon. PERPETUAL INVESTMENT LAND AND BUILDING Socirrr.—Lut evening a public meeting of the above society, numerously attended, was held at Radley's Hotel, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars; John Gover, Esq., in the, chair. Mr. William Gover, after alluding to the advan tages of investment in building societies, said that the Per penal Investment Land and Building Society was the re sult of experience : the actuary of the British Empire , Mutual Lite Assurance Company had computed its tables, and he (Mr. Gover) believed it to be free from the defect of other societies, and that it secured additional advan tages above them. Mr. W. H. Watson said the society was so constructed, that the money might be borrowed for any period not exceeding . fifteen years, which could not be done in a terminating society, when, for instance, it was within five years of is termination. So that a man might now buy a house with its own rent. Again, the money might be re paid either monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, o r year ly • the rate of interest moderate, and fixed by the There would be no competition to carry up the tonne to an elm , bitant pitch ; and then there was a great adviritsge, that the legal 'lrons were fixed, and ineistled is the tables,' the borrower receiving the whole . mosey Noma of his share, without deduction for investigation of title or pre paring securities. He believed this t would make the society exceedingly popular thro the emus try Several or the auditory havini, proposed ematiema.ol which satisfactory answers were given, the meeting Nis rated. -- IITMCIEBBEB AND PRREMEN'S PARLIAMENTARY Fautcnist.—BT an act of parliament which reorived the royal assent on Thursday (14 & 16 Vie., c. 39), bumemm emilfreemen are exempted from the operation of an art for the better miming and collecting the poor rates and hichyray Mu In respect of small tanaments. It is now prended that the right of voting marred by the 2 & 3 Wm. 4, c. 46, to parse than entitled, is not to be affected by the change of rating under the Is a 14 Viet., cap. 99. Ths word " tenement" is to include apartment, cottage, or building, or land, In the same parish. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Roe. H. Day, to ilsell;;;liiastership of Abingdon Grammar School, Berks. Rev. 0. 11. Fell, to Goring Perpetual Curacy, Oxford shire; value, 146. and residence; patron, S. W. Gardiner, lley. H. J. Hatch, to the Chaplaincy of the New County Gaol, Wandsworth, Surrey. J. G. Lees, 8.A., to the Mastership of St. Peter's School, York. _ Rev. A. Poole, to St. Barnabas Curacy, Pimlico. Rev. C. Rawlins, to Chaddesden l'erpet al Curacy,l Derbyshire; value, 89/. ; patron, Sir R. W ilmot. Rev. A. Watson, to the Chaplaincy of her Majesty's ship Britannia. Charles Booth, to a Fellowship, King's College, Cam bridge. Rev. T. Davies, to Trawsoywyd Rectory, Merioneth shire; value, 1791. and residence; patron, Bishop of Bangor; and to be a Surrogate, diocese Bangor. Rev. D. Edwards (Rector of Festiniog), to be • Surro gate, diocese Bangor. Rev. J. Hutchinson, to St. Bridget's Perpetual Curacy, Calderbridge, Cumberland ; value, 87/. ; patron, H. Gait ' shell ' Esq. TACANCIIt!i. Tintagel Vicarage, Cornwall, diocese of Exeter; value, 2201. and residence • patron, Dean and Chapter of Windsor ; Err: R. e. Brest, dimmed. Shadweil Perpetual Ceeeep,Terludtheolieeeee of Sipes ; value, 100$. and residence ; patron, the View of Thoreau !' Rev. T. Hathaway, resigned. $ lLecturtship of Ludlow, St. Lawrence, Salop, diocese of Hereford; Rev. A. Willis, deceased. Mastership of Ludlow Grammar School, Salop ; patron, the corporation of Ludlow ; Rev. A. Willis. deceased. Holy Tnnity Rectory, with St. Mary Rectory, Guildford, Surrey, diocese of Winchester; value, MR, with re sidence; patron, the Lord Chancellor; Rev. H. Ayling, promoted. Waddington Rectory, county and diocese of Lincoln ; value, :WW., with residence ; patrons, Lincoln College, Ox ford ; Rev. C. J. Meredith, deceased. Renew Vicarage, county and diocese of Durham; value, 212'., wkh residence; patron, tho Bishop of Durham; Rev. It.liirkett, deceased. _ —. .. . .. St. John Perpetual Curacy, Blackburn, Lancashire, diocese of Manchester; value, 150/., with residence ; pa tron, the Vicar of Blackburn; Rev. It. T. Wheeler, pro moted._ St. John Perpetual Curacy, Keswick, Cumberland ; diocese of Carlisle ; TOW, 2201, with residence ; patrons, the trustees; Rev. F. Myers, deceased. Assistant Mastership of Winchester College; Rev. R. J. Ogle, deceased. MILITARY. (Prawn list Ditties assettr.) OFFICE OP OkiDnScr.., lt•tr 15. Corp. of RI. Brorineere.—Lient..Col. A. intown to be eol , ries Vnea. dee.; t opt. U. Witt.Liwe to be lieut..eol.; Car.. .1. how.. R 114.11 to be itetit-eoL, eke Brown; Sir. Capt. A. BRAM to be e opt , rice Hawkshaw ; First Lieut. F. C. 11. scout to be see, apt., vice Beatty; Bee. Lieut. C. Y. Siorpono to be Prot lieut., eke Bastard. . . . . . -The date of the eceptokstoise or the ...-....------ oTicersgaZhec;;;Verei to the sth of July, 1851, viz.: COL MAN. MAID. Lient.ool. Wove, Capt. 11.4111.1.; Sec. Capt. Sol, rust beta. Pleura. ADMIRALTY, JULY D. Corp. of Royal Marines.—Nee. Lieut. C. L. A. FARINA% to be Ant lieut., 'tee O. Maoism reulgried See. Lieut. W. KILLLY to be &at !Mut , vim W. R. W. Branch, resigned. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. Si GAR.—Tbere hag not been a public gale to-day, and the market has a dull appearance. Refined without alte ration. COVIT.R.-220 half and 180 bales Mocha were offered in public sale, and all bought in at full prices. 1,200 bags Costa Rica sold in public sale, 4.is. to 475. ; one pile, 545. 6d. 10 561. 6d. _ . _ Rica.-2,600 bags Madras were offered, for which there did not appear to bo buyers at full prices, and they were bought in at Bs. to Bs. lid. CoctitNEAL.—The public sale went off at full prices—in some instances at Id. advance. l'orroN continues steady, but inactive; about 200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. Dui, paid on %re t 3 tut week la tauten, Lbw, ewe. pool, Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 3,005,590 Te the sewn period bat year 5,052,235 Demme 73,643 DT7IIII PAID OP TVA IC 1551 TO use wags. Inn London. lirerpoot 3,632,164 Brutal Hull Clyde 1,163,316 Total sams,soi Swat Woe is 1130 31,062,140 Jnarre.... I, 060,433 MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was no alteration in value of either English or foreign Wheat this morning, and the trade ruled dull at Monday's rates. Barley sold in retail at former prices. Oats continue to arrive from abroad in large quantities, which checks their sale, and the turn in price was rather against the seller this morning. Beans and Peas quiet, at late rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 20113 num to 30th JULY. a. Ilaglah. 'ricotta. bah. For:M. Moat Dailey 61,30 Oita 50400 Mar, 0,040 sham; 11,310 bands. Mat, LlllO. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market continues quiet, and prices are quoted unchanged, as follows :—Town Tallow, 371. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 361. ; last three months, 395. ; January to March, 395. 6d. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Patteaden and Smith report that the duty is still at 90,0001. Market very firm. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 145.; Cares Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 14s. 91.—Ships at market, 26. Nothing doing ; a large Beet at sea. LOCAL SHARE HARMS. lavaruroot., JULY 29.—There has been a marked im movement In the share market to-day, mad a lair badman has been don at better prism The trunnions are :—Kendal sad Winder mere, 74—lanemitire and Yorkshire, 494—Liverpon, Ctesby and bouthpart, 14 I d.—Loodea and North Western (new 4.aband): 3/ p.—Maanester, IlbeMeid, and Lineola, 1174—Midlsad,414 41—motto (bait share), 106 1 d.—north Fasters sad Dever, 914 -York, ?inmate, mad Berwick (pref. shares, unpaid up), $ d.—York and North Midland, 181—Cork and Laudon, ; Dein ahamsagAid. SiattiNattaM, Juiv 28.—The market has been very taut here to-day. The ally tranattiona were : Maaahande, ag held, and Lisectinshire, 101. pref., at ill. tee. 9d.; sal Dinotagham Banking Company, at tel. MANCHIUITIR, JULY 29.—Prices have been firm, and there has been a fair amount of boatmen. It Is the _day_Jrfore the 1.10,1311; std bat Inds afoot bent w••••tO www .shat te, Y e tas Leant, JULY 29.—The market has been exceedingly fiat thh moraine, sad the traanetkas have boon entirely refined to Inds and Ulnas, which domed at 111. Santini, JULY 29.—The market exhibited a better aspect to-day. The principal denims were in Great Western New Shares, whin eland at 144. PASSENOKES' LUGGAGE.—A case of considerable interest to railway passengers was tried at the Liverpool Court of Passage last week. It was that of a Mr. Welch, against the London and North Western Railway Company, and was brought to recover the value of a package, con **in 181ba. of cigars under the following circumstances. The tiff drove to ifs. railway station, and was too late for the train. Ow of the eseepeny's potters took his luggage into the yard, pissed it on the platform, and pro mised to " have ea eye " to it until the next train started. When the pielatieretansid to go by the next train ha said that on. of th iab eieskages le e had left—that containin g . the cigars, was . It was proved that tho value of the twins was upwards e. odd ; but there was conflicting evidence whether the postage was delivered to the porter. The porter paeltivey swore that be never saw it. It also came oat, w frese-examination of the plaintiff's witnesses, that there wu a depot set apart by the `company ter par three* inner, on payneser of 2d., and that there was a arise up that the orapeny responsi would not be ble for the saveresse at LE: unless the depot. Al the der el tifs ease, Jesse, is behalf of the detheilenr. that there was no err; that the spiral eurset dashed upon wee sot rade oat; and. if it had hrs, that the perm could set had the cow paay ; end that, is her. dr pristlff had NOR rites his thlek. led that dire wee me oeskeet te Ohm his an his lump. The drew eld there we ai that the prier could net bled the simper; that trt= had ever been taken; and dist the astreet was not math out. The plaintiff was therehee sarnited. Mr. Agra said it was a derby thing ex the ampray deka/ the ado& Mr. Jones said that the reenerkthhoo= bed dekededlis astir wee, that the ▪ woe* kr dim the value of ‘irdinsTesd that k weld err de kr kw array to admit lir this etrawa porters meld rake wield retracts es their rhea I.karlOW, PalliLdT, AND OIWOCI RAILWAY. — Tree he the week arias Ad, II: 1,3121. b. 6d. ; week in 1850,1,9031. b. 9d. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The share market is decidedly good to-day, and prices show an upward tendency, an advance having more especially taken place in Midlands, Great Westerns, South-Westerns, and South-Easterns. This being " ticket-day," the settlement of the account is in progress. The rates of contango rule light, which is a very favourable feature ; indeed in I many eases backwardation has been paid,—on Mid lands as much as 7 1. A circular has just emanated from the Shrewsbury and Chester Board of Directors, in vindication of their refusal to call an extraordinary meeting for the purpose of considering the proposed agreement with the London and North Western company, a requisi tion to which effect has been addressed to the board by a number of the shareholders. SHARES AND ■anwAn. lAbordssa .tabot, _ . sad_,R JawUm oa%i 1411161 failise 5... CsWeds (tater sad Ilelyttead Maks and Belfast Aux.. East ADO= (Z 23 L. it K. - Do. (Slll E. & H.) !Fasters Counties ... ETpitti; Cd CIW A:::1 (late E. U. ft.) ... ...I Do. Bur Bud C dlttol Bast I.!ineaßire 15o:FieTir;j;a . But )Ist_trest India Dot 1 ,0 ar;dßirm7ltiacJon — .... Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth,Dunda real ;Cur titer° .. _ _ . , Do. 4 ehares,A,Deferredi Do. 4 Mara, tt, 6 perCLl CH-South. and West. (Ira.) ()mat Western Do. - lencsiter and Carlisle .. no. Third. . - Lancashire arci'Verialvine Do. Nv.‘t Itidinj Unice' Leeds and Thirik I Do.Tilbury Extent Seripl IL°e7Brigh.;°°! lk 8 : Cm"tl Da. Fifths Do.Clo•ll.,M.andli.(C)l London & tiouth-Weeternl Ete " I Maeob.,Bta., tutd Mattock ° arteh.,Blsetok Luacoloolt. no. Man.& Lin& Voice Uo. 130 Do. !firm. and Dubs .. Newmarket Abetio Northern Connties Union North 13r,tish .. North btaifordehlre.. North Weetern North &South Weet.June. Oxford, Wore., & WoWer. &ottieh Central Aeuttish Midland Do. New. shrew.. & Bum., Clem A ilereweburyklierefordOki Nnewebory and (hater (N„r. W. Min.) Do .Hale.. .‘ . Bey: colon ::: South Devon South Wain . _ _ ~E/R.,110 00k,9.1.- *Wing and Ininfermlinr I itockton and Ilartlepool.. FbannellavenDockaltail. Vile ut Nnlh `v 7 .te;ri , ;;d — a — n4 IJmerlck• Do. au eaieu ona 15;:03171Eicrch_ York sad Nottk Mldliad LINES LEASED AT 71 Berko k lionia. Eat S pot Ct. (lewd to GLTlshos BtritlnsiauldhlordAme antes (Zt w aroot: Ditto TM's* a seussaloo (Wad tetkotWoolioro WAWIToIy, and Dudley otAW*o..ontillivAr. (lora to OrtstWeiters DIM TEAM pusatee (isnot to GreaWeotore 1/411.10ratitkr. .I•Jkr!•ivi.i WI I lOyissials Julien - Omni Is Otleadisa 11U - 711 Wood Ot. Mellor.)) iserator a Dito Mist _ (Ismileareenholoral :ah9,!,ICLY.W.46d airis rdir) Do. Ass dtto) imam Kursk larks ma Orassiels 717 — asia Ditto .:shrew Oft), Lowasica 0 iumlimeMad (Wiped to Norkii) •—•• — tiered to Inistaituiti; Ditto ditto NOV . Preston&Wire (lesi. Lan. ISN.West.&Leacullaork Ditto 1 snares (A) (ditto) Reed.. Gad., and PAW, (lased to tenth Eastern &pion and Megan (tees to Great Northern Do. Shepreth lenten.(ditto don* ntafrotdeldre (leased St Kr. KVtaan Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gus timed to eitoettounDer Wilts, dowered, &Were (leased to Grt. Western Si 66 4 6pm 41 44 8 8 pm 111 lii ti ft.. 31 3 dis 23 26 45 j 44 PREFERENCE SHARES. Si SC Atordeco... ... ... .. ! I a dim Pc. i 10 ICaledostaa RIO _. ...' 11l 7 *3 13 •Cluatar sad Llolybcad ...I 14 1 134 114 all Dltadae, Parth, and Aber.' deers Junetko ... .-I i 4 dim 4 14 'lla Coau EaatAngllan(tico E)lal.los6leap.Ct. 16 II liioteras.,l 3 par Ct No. I,' par 6pa All Ail Ditto do. No. 11 i di. par Do. New. par Cast Stock! 1 104 EaaLUatto.B7gta.Ct 1 Hi Edissiargit• L ' d Vanden deOW par rasa liannanill i %t 114 114 - ;Wedru( 4 I paa Marlon dls Oast. dank MP* tram DittaCcorw ßrd =2 4 16:511 Dl_ tto? 1111r!pw. 6 per Ct. Wistarn tie* lanlbakiJae Isia.Nol" Do. New . I i 21 II pm ',l 12j 1 11 12 I 4 121 14 P. . 16_ Norfolk Extaudoa Mort Do . si Orin. Guar. Oxford, Wormier, and Waiver EIS • per Dot Minim& Cheita(Nor.W. ILL) per east.. .. South York, NewaasUe,& Dem, Ot.Nortli ot Dag.parels. Ditto DAI° us Ili Is 4 14 14 114 441 II IMs F9IZ.WN is 20 hikes sail - A4 - 7/474 . ; 77 — l7:• 7 ' 10 20 Oistrel triage gime) 17 171 SO 6 Dili UMW .. -. .. 1 die IS 16 ot Siks ... ... .. Pm 2 S ,Griat ban Peslaiels.. 6 4 Di. Do. ... 1 4 20 10 tar Di. - _ - .. li 14 274 MIL Ailiols... ... .. 9 11 le 71 De. Es. New ... .. 1 I 10 10 Nisei sal Lige .. ... 1 3 10 II Nation et Mara_ . ~. 1 1 20 9 Gibson sod Iltedina ... 414 Y 20 20 Farb ordains, ... .- 24 SI 10 10 Pals arl Deem ... .. sid 11 10 17 fob Otsuboarg ... 6 dim 10 16 Isom md Nam ... ... 9 20 1 10 99 16 sod Ind Nantes .-.. ... 91 9 dim 10 SS West nadirs- .- ... 2 la UNITED KINGDOM ELECTRIC TIM:MAKI COW PANT.—The Lords ham paned the preamble of this bill for *Mailable; a sew telegraph company for the kingdom sc 56. 6e SO 23 10 60 ' 4$ ii' 12j : 1 UNOLIARANTISID. Cloting Yestat llli lel 1:1 ,3 S 6 0 :1116 13 16 164 300 11 3 2 6 61 li 4 1 14 14 49 51 27 29 13 6 174 17t 44 44 121 124 31 29 84 95 14 144 79 4 - 4 4 0 54 " II 12 SI 7 N 15 ll et ,Sh 1241 3 4j p S 4* I I Pa i & 7 the 7 • die lj 7.j 27 . 28_ dis 4_l_ 42 201 20/ Ws 19 21 - it -ii sy 5 As 17 19 3 3i die 6i 9# Se die !!. is; is} 611 6 dle 1 1 51 4 41656 15 17 10 7i lii 1 1 dis 3s 1 die 14 15 *2l 311 26 27 se 21 dls 9 1: I IS die ail X I : 1 : &Is Si $ ills 19; 19 i 'pax 91 It „ 27 SS „ • ••m 7 11 pm 17* 17 41 43 331 U 3 1 fpm 103 ?.03 31‘ 414 13 14 IN 104 11 114 134 140 14 11 Woo to-day up to I o'clock. 1611 j <I 141 1 171 sa%l : l i 84 1 i llli 8 3 i 83 12:si 4i 26 14i 4 Si iri s 42 II n i I 121 1 113/ Ise ing u If i IPs lee 101 MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Though the English funds have not attracted'any large amount of business to-day, prices remain well supported, the action of the government broker continuing to afford support to the market. Some doubt appears to hang over the actual position of the negotiations relative to the pro jected Austrian loan ; and to the dubious character of the accounts from Vienna, the decline of „which took place yesterday was perhaps partially attribut able, in conjunction with other considerations pre viously pointed out. Consuls are quoted to-day 961 to I for cash, whilst the time price is firmer, at 961 to I. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, 962, ; ditto for account, 961; Three per Cent. Reduecd, 971, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 981, 1 ; Long Annuities, 1860, 74, 7-16; ditto 30 years:, 1839, 74; ditto 1860, 71, 1-16; Bank Stock, 2161, 215 f. Exchequer Bills remain at yesterday's rate of 47e. to 508. prem. India Bonds are rather lower, all sizes marking 575. and 395. prem. The arrangements for the closing of the account have engaged a certain amount of attention in the foreign stock market, bat a moderate amount of fresh transactions has been 'entered into. Palm . . generally well maintained, and where any thane is to be noted it is in an upward sense, whilst in , Brno zilian and Sardinian Scrip a sensible improvement perceptible. The figures at which bargains have been effected are as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 92 ; ditto New, 1829 and '39, 901 ' • ditto small, 90; Chilian Three per Cents., 64 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., S 9, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 93 ; Mexican Bonds, 301, ; ditto for ac count, 15th of August, 391; Peruvian Five per Cents., 1819, 891; Russian Five per Cents., 1141; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. small bonds, 101; ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 85 ; ditto, scrip, par, prem. ; Spanish Active Five per Cent., 211, t. The rates of continuation were yesterday much lighter than on former accounts. The following.repre sent some of the rates current during the day, but con siderable Huctuathns have taken place. The con tinuation on Midlands was in the morning 1, _or 8 # per cent., but in the afternoon it was changed to 0 to 1-16, or 44 per cent. "backwardation." Per share. Per cent. London and North Westerns I I *4 3! Great Westerns 7i York and Newcastle -16 S York and North Midlands 0 1-16 S Lancashire and York-hire -16 3: South Eastern, -16 0 7 14 South Western, i Blackwalls -32 12 Eastern Counties 0 1-32 13 Caledonians -32 1-16 16 32 Aberdeen, -16 16 Oxford and Worcester, -32 1-16 6 12 North Stafford, l-32 5 11 Ambcrgates -16 32 The continuations on French shares may be taken at from 5 to 8 per cent. In the market for foreign exchanges yesterday tho rates experienced some slight alteration, bills on Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, Portugal, and Russia being done in favour of buyers ; whilst paper on Hambuig, Vienna, Trieste, and Spain was negotiated rather in favour of sellers, Frank. fort and Sicily remaining as before. Short Paris was negotiated at 25 to 5 ; ditto three months, at 25.20 to 25. Amsterdam wan rather offered, and buyers insisted on higher rates. Hamburg closed at 13.71 money. Bills on Italy were decidedly higher. On l'ortugal paper was very diffi cult of sale, but on Spain the demand was greater. Another considerable decline occurred in the quota tion on Austria, and all bills offered on Vienna and Trieste were eagerly taken at 11.36 to 11.40. This improvement is not owing to lower quotations from Vienna, but from the impression that the much talked of loan of 60,000,000 florins will considerably ameliorate the Austrian finances. Two o'CLocz. The last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London arc as follows : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam, short llll. 80 110.80 Ditto, 2 months Alexandria Bombay, 6 months, Document Bills Buenos Ayres Berlin, 3 months Bremen, 2 months Charleston 1094 1091 Christiania, 3 months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 3 months Colombo Constantinople, 3 MO9 llO 1124 Calcutta, 6 months, Document Bills 2s. 11d., Vt. 2s. 11d., 11d.. Florence, 3 months Genoa, 3 months Gothenburg, 90 days Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months Leipzig, 3 mos 6.20 6.204 • Lisbon 541 d. 541 d . Malta, 3 mos lOO 1001 Madrid New York;lso days llO4 4 1101 2 Odessa 2170 2183 2180 2198 Oporto Paris, short Ditto, 3 months Pernambuco Riga, 3 months St. Petersburg, 3 mos 313 1-164.37 16-164.371 d. 38d. Stockholm, short 11.44 11.46 Ditto, 90 days ..... Syra Smyrna lll 1 111 4 Trieste Valparaiso, GO days Venice Vienna In the quotations of bullion here no change has occurred. At Paris the price of bar gold has slightly fallen and that of bar silver slightly risen. Mexican dollars are likewise better. At the half-yearly meeting of the London and Greenwich Railway Company, held yesterday, a dividend of , ts. 3d. per share was declared. This was 3d. per share more than on the last occasion, the difference having arisen from the increased rent re ceived from the South-Eastern Railway Company. ENGLISH 4UNDB.-Tais DAT, Hank Stock, 216 17 Long Annuities, 74 3 per Ct. Reduced. 974 4 I India Stock, 261 3 3 per Ct. Contols, 961 1 Ditto Bond. - 31 per Ct. C0n501t..964 hug.. klachequur Bah. 1.060/..47.. to 664 Csuhi tor Acct., nth 961 1 1011BION FUND& 41 per Ct. Belgian. 92 4 6 per Ct. Mexican. 304 / 5 C. C t4erlt, I r ." "trauf=',:lB4l 90 I per CL Buenos Ayres, 63 5 6 per Ct. i tortugueroll 8 I per Ct. (Aaiun. 104 6 is her e & Rumba. 101 1 1 * !per Ct. Chlllan. - I per CL Danish. 76 7 6 per Ct. Spanish, Autise, 214 4 Mrs per Ct. Dutch, 594 60 3 %(lit= i Xi / par Ct. Dutch, 9U 34 Nudes, 34 1 II ar at e irragar l s i t n 36 1 per CL Grenada, 161 161 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. _ _ 6 6 , 3 pc. 3 per. Per 4 per Cl Itrosoloc, 1 For Arooant Ii PARK J." 29 ' For money. I Opeollll Spar Oats. - 67 30 &aims. sr Oasts. I S e elir, Pgra"llll. s 3 : : i r e r ri :6 l: : ":l466:e ll . o2 B :7l l . one 3: 27 lll; N a i; . K 4 Ratte u.a. ;a° 1 11 : 3 7 . 761 4 Do. 41 Treasury:Bode . 6 nottsnact 3 p.Ct. RI 53 , Rook Sham PAWS, JULY 29.—Versailles (loft bank) 227 60; Paris rad Orloom, 141 23; Pula sad Room, 641 30; Kowa sod Havre, 246 15; Ilarseilles anti Avignon. 221; Centre, 441 21; Bodeen and Lasko% 270; Odom and Dortieener, 295; Norther,, 476; Paris end Westmont, 982 60 • Tears sod Nantes, 973 76; Nonteresn and Troyer, 11S; Dieppe lad Pessrap, 90128. MADRID, JOLT 24.—Three per Cents., 361; after Bobs, 86 11-16. Four per Cents., 161. Five per Contr., 171; alter Bobs, 17}. Coupons, ; alter Bobs, 13f. PINSIV.; Si after Boles, 61. Noah of St. Ferdinand, 101 cash. Zs 'hangs on London, 60.80. S 7 AO 93 93 87 40 83 70 117 40 10 70 GLASGOW AND SOUTH WzantaN Troia" for the week ending hal X : 4,320!. l2e. 4d.; acareeponding week in last r***4l7. l . • liatcl 4. " V- 4