The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-04 00:00:00

7.Ke OW • • •-• 1 6 ,- , : t a /~ ~' Jt. Sitt 4-xpirt / ; ,2 , ./.'i... •-7i;. - - - . '%. /.ts` No. 1,542.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1851. [THREEPENCE. UNIVERSAL ADVERTISING OFFICES, 19 to 21. 6tbootoo4lNet, IItrao&—ADTERTIOPYIENTS u babs, aburrwes. rr tbotbs. Immured so door Md ootabibbed *Ow ate pawl ...lig . Invalid is 4.1 Ow L. Ocomuy, sad ran** bra b rt PEW% by norm 1110111Ao as/ fill RI II ILL, ob. obo niPS7 mein almst thre S z pstogliset the ,silo. Us vetral Advertbeas 011bss. If is t l sted. Colboiloosireet, swood.—Pritots Win slessimits THE GREAT EXHIBITION. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. MINES. IL Ir.r.•3llLN 115. Rev. W. Batteroby, to St. Thomas's Perpetual Curacy, Leeds. Rev./. J. Brown (Rector aLlandanwg, Merionethshire?, to Ardwdwy Deanery-Rural, dioeme of Bangor. Rev. H. d'Arey, to num& Moyrus and Ballindown Rectory and Vicarage, dime's ofTuam ; patron, the Bishop of Tuam TIIIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. The share market is generally better to-day than on Saturday, and prices ►n most instances exhibit an improvement, though there is no large amount of bu siness offering. The advance is most decided in Ca ledonians, Great Northerns, Midlands, and South Eastern!. Two o'CLocx. (From the /Mrs :Veers.) SATt; UDAT EVENING. JEWELLERY. - DODD. BROTHERS, 40, Conga olrrhaarwie AM, imam. illureniiike, aw eutdmolion, big so solslihma loseades ealsosive Aololllt. NUM el ORNAWC4III. knobs a inks( tie Midmest wait NW OWN' hip.*Alm. =nab% be. lifflur, 01 P. le Is astir WCIMIILE GEELLOEIt, NEW AND SECO:U.4IIOUL OF THE LASCILIPTION. MBaRS. ROBSON awl CO., 51, SOUTH &Muff STREC Touren of 110•44treet, Gto•nnin•—quAre, ban Rs* fas Imo lam sow artsral stop It-snoto. , ••, with Ss* dt>rsst eas sad sear minim Chart a Lan'..., We 11..., 444 Alas wary depot sal ilityrt. Georirrabc-runrth ~es, Lloblaal Pb..ies, sad sociable., soil • sad desbisb aIJ. lassebana. awl Clisostak fur owe sad two bone, twist oa • kw. wilt liberty W piraissa Alt wisps mold • masted twelve Isuaillia• Omni toasallmil NEU Ilseishamo tom 33 pion Is $7 .414444. CU ILFItY, WARRANTS:D.—The must varied asenrumnit of TAELE CUTLERY la the world, MI +matted, is cm SALE at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S. ag prise. that are rernama nave ably bessom of orthis Mar. table halm, with bldh .tower% l per deara; dorm, to match, 1114; It to balsam, ia per dome extra; maw. ix lid. par par : larger eimie, exed prvortmu, to u. per dorm; 11 extra hoe, with silver %miles, from 3.4.; while brae table W 1.,.. per doers; &warm, ti; mimes, le. pot pole; Wok has tabielmlem, TR al. tor dream; demsets. Is.; germ% IA ed. Mak Tisi4komiled table laden ad Wm, SA per deets; table eMeb. OPOIS 1111. Mk The largest Meek or plated demert Mime mid Neb. IS mom hod elherwtse, and of the mew plated ash etrverv, erdelemes. Abe a Mips asr.rtimeut of EXEDRA, PEN NirES. MCISAOW „ke.. of the brat quality. WILLIAM IRON MONGERY linclutileg CUI LIMY, NICKEL SILVER, nod PLATED WARE+) M literally the largest its the vroriO, detailed lAtairmare of which, with I rip, infra, mot (per pod) free. The Emory n Ward for every ankle sot approved eL-7'4 OXFORD STREET (rumor, sf liehmass-Mrretl. No , . I sad I. NEWMAN STREET, and PUKE'S ELAM, LONDON. Established is Welliwatrert, NO VENT-PEG REQUIIiEI) for 2iAItLOWB NEW INVENTED aF.I.F-ACTINCI SYPHON TAP, witlah tally prevent...le, her, eider, or other Noon, from besoaciag Sat d ead, prier 4.. 6d.; ditto Ehrtro Ptah for Sherry, gre., gy by aide •Onti a grewt paving will hr effected. The ',whoa Tap, whet, :tared on. admits Mr into the cad eneeled to moo the Nod to doe son so more; ..0 td ernes the do I. tuned off the Mr ran Tar Innitor ester. Tire eilesnt.iges ire oh. Mous. The last dot may hr Armen in as brisk sod Ace condition ea whoa the meet was. Imo topped. The 1113100fIllACP of preterving hoes acidity the Adds we drink cannot be merrated. It to a well Mown id, that and dooms are often the prediegroeiaz most 01 cholera. Also may be had • great variety 01 miperior taps at greatly reduced p/rferw-,JADES BARLOW, lariii-ming ironmonger, 14, King Wil )landesortuse. I. The oho, Mr! SU. rooted to glee entire eritishetda. None rosin* unless Adenoid with J. Barlow 'y name and address.—The trade 14. it...No rma,* • ••., furtruPt upping asks. N.B. •1•s Fn the (heat Eabibltbd, Cleo Jr, No, 401. By 11,1 means omit. seeing it. . . "'fry onuPl ARQUEFS, Tents., Flogs, San lilin?t, Ind I. Awnings.— O ILLIANI PIGGOTT, Manufwtorer to Ow urable It lof 0. dowser. hoe mimed for the wows a lame STOCK of blAUYI:kti , , 1 ISN Is., and YLAG., tor Illith or PUK- Cll.tee; also lent. !or Crieket Club& Awl.i.e. end Winuorstry rt.-Ms meted and Omani! ?Olen up. Mick e:oth. owl ICJ. erwoot waggon awl ea-t fevers to ii ao rtremabie tenor. Tarpaulin. on hire lot bowies mare opal!. Orders per pore immediately atttniled to by WILLIAM PIGthrTT, 111, Yeirowtnea, Lawdow. Rotor tor' Ti.W, 64 4s. TLADIES.—ROWLANDB' KALYIK)it. far 1. the skin ass compleaks.—it Is dirtinditisbed he lot extremely Lan.. panty*, slot scribing aft its t ■ the skin, side, by its adios on poems and woofs retie:my stools it expel. all impurities loan the 'Ware. allay. every terairocy to Inflatomatirm. mad Ums enictually &show' all mina, tan, pimple., spots, filthier, dis. orroratlone, sad o ther cutatienua Vilataltillw. The rielLlat bloom it esparto to the Orem. ant tha manor a and delicacy which it iniueer on tne hands and ..rms, smile. It imilibpansable t every todel. Gem- Canon, alt. r altastnt, will end it allay 5.1 irritation and trariernees of the Man. and tender it soft, arbou'h. aod *rent. Beware of spurious kalyris • ler ask. The tined. Rowlands' Kalyde • are on the wrapper 4 the Rename arts's, and "A. Worland and eon, MO, Itattret Gado'," arc Mao engraved.* the governmest romp olltxrd on earls bolas nice In.Kad. and Ss. ed.—tiold by tie m a and by trosiima arm Po tan am DU BARRY'S RP:VALENTA ARAB ICA FOOD. C. Ne. IL e( &morels: boa the Kara lloa. the lord Stuart de Lathe:- 5 l bare der ,'rd onisiderobte benefit bum yew Revolthla Aral** Vaud, end outrider it due to vitae lets and the public o. eattourbe the pubheation of three Ilner."— Shutt de Deeles. Cure 49,1‘.2:—.• Flity years' I terib•ble *achy than dyepereii, sere ' vow ..4h e; ....4 path*, tlatuteney. op.tratt. ntbeew. Si ••• obunoeb. and ',endings, hire Wes is woven by Du tlartY's sleek 1.4 lons."—]terse Mit hurinua.a, Ling, near Dew, hurkalr. Clue N. Lbw kidbt year: di ehnpla, aerontorea, debility, with 'oomph awn" and tntLVell, fr.(' Willa lay • 1 , (.111t 1.1.4 d l.4lAlitrd the &dyke of many, hty•• been effeeoilalirtenbertl by 1.0 liarry's &labor bed 100 a very abort Owe. leh.o be 94#41 to anther any ingelrlea." bey. Man W. newel:, itiddinetan Norfolk.—Sol4 la inane tern unit fall inetruntione, wri*lllll 111 k, el 2. rd.; Ilk, at 44. ; Pb,. al la.; i .16, at Ile. hair rotate/ ibeality, Idb at Nee; 311 h, al /2a.; tke 1046. cal 1210. as owl be of carriage •h m eet:4 or !Not...like oed• re by DU BMW lbal Cti. 127, New Made al., Intake ; anon w, tiraceteseadeliete MI IS, blibmpliryte.tteet. I'RINFE Al.llEll'Ol VISIT TO THE DEIN OF WlN tits rrtt—The scat of Dr. Oarnier, dean of Winchester, is At Ilishopstoke, between Southampton and Winchester. It is celebrated ail CIVET the kingdom tor the remarkable tote displayed in laying out the horticultural portion of tin grounds, and for the perfection which rare and costly slouto and plants have attained in them. When the British Asoa taboo met at Stuthampton a short time since the di en's grounds tiormell one of the thief attractions to the owners, and Professor Itauhenev, of Oxford, and several of the most eminent botanists of the kingdom, who visited th. m, pronounce I them one of the rarest and loveliest sights in the kingdom. Prince Albert having intimated a wish to see the grounds. the dean was too happy to gratify his royal highness and Friday last was heed .in for the royal visit. The Priors. Consort, accompanied by Colonel Fhipps, arrived in the steani.yucht Fairy at Southampton, from Osborne at four o'clock on Friday afternoon, and im mediately parted for Itiahopstoke by a special train. A carriage was pliscsal at his disposal to convey him from the llishopstokc station to the deanery. On arriving at the latter place his royal highness was reverted by the dean with hos pitable courtesy, and was almost immediately escorted to the gardens. The prime spent alarm two hours there, and sp and highly pleased with the refined horticultural taste displayed in laving out the pounds, and the remarkable .UCt.ass with winch some of the most beautiful objects in nature had been reared, although indigenous to various climates and countries .tt about half-past six in the evening the prince retuned to Southampton. and just as he got into the Southampton Docks the Fairy yacht entered the dock, with her Majesty and several of the roy al chit don ou the deck. This was the first visit of her Majesty to the Southampton Dock. Although quite unexpected, a crowd soon collected, mid the Queen, l'rince Albert, and the Fritter of Wales, acre heartily cheered. The Prince consort soon embarked on Laud the Fairy, and she was shortly on her way to Osborne. DEPARTURE OF THE STEAM-RIIIP AERIC.%.— On Saturday, at half-past 12. the British and North Ameri can royal mail steamship Africa, Captain Eyrie, left the Mersey for New York direct, having on board the mails fur the Vnited States and the British provinces, a vi ry full end valuable general cargo, and the large number of 120 pas stingers. The wind was very favourable for her outward voyage, and, atter tiring the usual salute on parting from her lcatlief the Satellite, the Africa rec.:Weil out to sea at , full speed. A small butt, not mute than 12 feet lung, pro pelled by puddle-wheels. on the principle peculiar to Ame rica, was brought alinig-ide the Africa. while steaming down taw river, arid the rapid movement of the little craft, ' working against tile, and contrasted with the huge hull of the Africa, &grunted greatanius anent to the many hundreds of spectators ou the river and both WI shore. WEATMINsTER FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.—A public meeting of the friends of this society, was held last Friday evening at the Eastern Lecture Hall, Church-lane. WhitZehapel, to afford an opportunity to those who could not attend on the pre% ions Friday (when Mr. Taylor. of Birmingham, addressed the meeting), to hear an exposition of the principles and objects of the society, from Mr. liog- gett, the secretary. Mr. Huggett, in an able address, gave a sketch of the ise end orogress of 'hi: society, explained its principles and objects and (minty printed out the ad tentage' to he derived try the members of freehold land societies both politically and socially. His address was listened to with the greatest attention, and on its conehisioft many pertains cavilled themselves members by shares. After the meeting, Mr. Forbes, of 6. Albert= Globe-road, was appointed agent for the district by the shareholders present. Stu'? ArrolNTmErrt4.—lirevet Major Oilman, GAOL Regimutt, has been !appointed to art as aide-de-crimp to the poternor of Malta. apa'n addell. 3rd Wst India Regiment, has been C app t ointed W aidc-de-camp ` to Majoc-Geueral Danbury, commanding art Jamaica. Lieut. Chad, her Majesty's Glib Itegiment, has been appointed aide-dc-timp to Mi&r-tienerul tiodwin, about to proceed to Bengal. Captain Black, half pay staff corps, has been apl minted military secretary to Lieut.-General \Void, com manding in the Windward and Leeward Islands. ROYAL MOEN I TO ILAILWAT BILLS,—Tbe fo/low ing railway'p bills 'recited the Royal went on Friday, viz. Llyissi Valley and palfryo, Llynti, and Porthcawl; Man chester. Buxton. Matlock, sod Midland Junction; Thames Halms ; Casnerotes Caaflarool: Stearn Coal and Suitt:walla Loughor ;and the Manchester and Salford Elkus:lnn ; snak ing together fits new sets for railways. In the course of Saturday afternoon 9,723 persons visited the Crystal Palace, a number, with one exception, i smaller than that recorded of tiny previous Sa. day. At two o'clock 1,371 persons had entered the building, and at eve the arrivals amounted to 9,113. An this was the last day of the In. charge—the price of Saturday aduriasions cum- meeting at 2n. 6.1. next week—the proportion of season ticket holders in attendance was large. As much es 511. 1 10s. was taken in the sale of the new tickets issued at the ' reduced price for the remaining months of the season.'' Throughout the day the oppressiveness of the weather WY overpowering, the thermometer ranging from 75 to 80 deg. in a moist and stagnant air. With the exception of Colonel Reid, the executive committee were absent from the build ing on Saturday, having accepted the invitation of the municipality of Paris, and gone thither to make holiday ; the whole arrangements of the Exhibition have, however, so much automatic power that the withdrawal of official supervision from the Crystal Palace is scarcely to be inferred from observations made within the structure. SURREY SESSIONS. TATS DAY. The adjourned sessions foe the county of Surrey com menced this morning at the sessions -house, Newington causeway, before Mr. Puckle (chairman) and a full bench of magistrates. Owing to the close proximity of the Surrey suites, which also commence this week, for the trial of pri soners in the county, the calendar was extremely light, con taining the names of only thirty-one prisoners for felony and boar for misdemeanour. Nurse of the offences seem to be of a grate stature, being chiefiyxobberies from the person and petty county casts. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. WORSHIP-STREET. - J. Rogers was finally examined charged with having caused the death of Elizabeth Safe. The particulars of the former examination appeared in this journal of Tuesday but. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased and prisoner lived together as man and wife, and on Saturday night last they quarrelled, when the prisoner struck the deceased, from the effects of which blow she died. The prisoner ws committed for trial. PARIS AND ItOCEN RAILWAY. The half-yearly general meeting of the share holders of this company took place in Paris on Thursday. M. de l'Espee, the president, in the chair. Near hint were seated the following directors:—Sir John Easthope, Mr. Reed, Mr. Gen. Lawrence, Mr. Blount, M. C. Lahtte, 31. de liervaint, 51. simuns, and M. N. Duehatel. The meet • lug being declared duly constituted, M. Thibaudeau, the secretary, proceeded to read the report: This document commences by stating that the establish ment-account up to the Slat of Dec. last had amounted to 67,222,302 fr. lise. Since then, there has been expeutled a sum of 1,1261 r. 75e.; and received from sale of ground, 4,6881'r. 24c., so that up to June 30, the whole amount is 67,218,6311 n •Ple. The question of the indemnity for the devastations committed in February, 1818, has not yet been regulated. The committee appointed to esti mate the amount of damage done conceiving that it was called on to examine only what had occurred in the depart ment of the Seine, and finding that part of the injury done to the railways had been inflicted in other departments, had resolved that the documents relating to these mutters should be transmitted to the minister of public works. The minister had, in his tura, referred the question to the central rail way counnitice, whichlind just issued au opinion .avuurable to the claims preferred, and so the matter rested at present. The upprultation of the government had been at last obtained for the changes voted at the general meeting of January 31, 1850, relative to the sinking-fund. lie consequence of these modifications, the sum to be now set apart annually for the sinking-lund would amount to ouly 25,000 francs, in place of 300,000 francs as previously. billy shares were to be paid off every drawing, with a sum of 500 francs each, and in place of each of these shares was to be given an action de jrnissadec, entitling the holder to a share of all dividend over 5 per cent., or 25 fr. per share. The sharty to be paid oft were to he drawn by lot, and the company had &term/tied to adopt for the purpose the plan practised by the city of Paris in designating such of its bends as were to reimbur sed. The first drawing was to take place is. presence of the shareholders then assembled. The report next refers teethe results of the working during the last six months. The receipts from January 1 to June 30, 1851, amounted to 4,053,2011 r. lise.; and the expense: to 2,802,4101'r. tic.; leaving a profit of 1,180,7911'r. 50e., which, atter the payment of interest of the sum kept back for sinking-laud, foundation-shares, tee., gave a dividend of 161 r. per share. As the iuterest of S per cent. on each share would amount to 121'r. 50c. fur the half year, the dividend fur each (idiom de jolliSSallre would amount . to 31r. 30e. Comparing the results of the working of the last six months with the cmTespntaling period of 18.50, the receipts of the half-year of 111-51 show an augmentation of 120,170 fr. 20c., of which sum passengers give 80,1301 r. 5c., whilst the expenses of the half-year of 18-51 show an aug mentation of 123,7261'r. She., of which sum the greatest por tion is down for increased interest become due to the state. The report then remarks of the constantly increasing ten dency of the working to lower the Roods' terifbe that course being necessitated by the competition arising both from other ranways, and by the river navigation. 'fhe increased facilities of communication between Dieppe and Brighton, and llavre and Southampton, ire next alluded to, and are stated to have been attended with such success, that hum 30 pasemigert per day for the former line, the number nail increased iu Juno to 177, the goods' traffic having also tuition:ll[rd very euusiderubly. The report remarks un tue auuoyaace which passe n gers meet with at the custom-houses of Southampton, and Newhaven. and contrasts with the delays caused the infi nitely greater liberality of the authorities in France. The report having been read, the amounts were ap proved of', and the dividend of Mr. voted, payable uu and and alter August 4 ut the odic.: oldie company. The meeting having to decide on the nomination of two directors couhrmed the appointment of Mr. George Law rence, iu the place of his lather, Mr. Charles Lawrence, who had resigned, and re-elected M. l'aul Benoist d'Azy. A shareholder expressed a desire to receive some infor mation relative to the working of the Dieppe line. The Chairman replied that the arrangement with the Dieppe Company was se yet of too recent a date to allow the u.timate results to be exactly estimated. Yet he could Nairn& that up to die present moment there was no reason to complain. The receipt. un the Dieppe line had, like those of the Iteuen line, felt the effects of the uncertainty of political affairs iu the country. Everything languished to a certain extent, and railways suffered as well as other enter prises. Still, up to the present time, he could repeat, the arrangement in question held out favourable hopes fur the future. _ _ Ihe drawing of 50 ',hares to be paid off, as stated in the report, was thin proceeded to, when the ti,llowing were the numbers unnounced :-11257, ,40:,073, 43361, 5744), 21536, 53289, 50135, 65667, 47006, 27283, 26233, 5287, 202, 2155, 115476, 37228, 68228, 9023, lir63, 0321, 23.833, 55964, 207)5, 46400, 23544. 62/82, 66670, 12836, 16373, 57074, 41419, 40189, 9132, 30038, 2628, 71376, 61116, 29376, 58514, 2231, 19473, 35500, 7719, 4841, 35976,59832, 14387, 60899, 34334, 281.-The meeting then separated. is is is Ott IS 124 LOCAL SHARE MAREETS. LlVlrklreiet, Avorwr 2.—The market has been rather beery toaLiy, coil wry lithe butane.* bee been doge at tae foaming totatioce: larkieriend, theldtirt (.a, hbeeeire and biskentool le—Caledonian, I:—Let lati.reable. . 141-. rte I Nortlicru, :7;—Lan and Teri:Were. 4.-1, 4, f, 4—L , 1440 Lk dimes), 9.tr —Lierrecre, Crreibr, and so rtkpott, If Id. —Lon- , doe an I Nut tli Weteern, (new 1 mearea), 4e.-111ulland, 42, 1-1/.no ,ball •eare.), 2nl tr.—North bet its, 4-41. oath Laetarn end Weer, al, I,l—Vera aad Norte Mclaind. 101. BII4IIINGIIAM, Atid. 2.—Thil share market was languid to-4a nail preen were not • we). *uncoiled. In 10c..1 attract, abr.; Canals wise done a: 011 en tits, and Backing Company's , darns er .61. The Glut alerts et the wowing of tbe huts Stafford* railer C mpcuc. or. Wedneatiy, on the auleo.l of a ' , twin line how , Colenob to tee G.eat Western Company's new lines at V. 0: verliaack. tun, bar clotted WO, inu,e,t tore • it melt • project be cured ant, , Gore will be swan r Una (cm London to Manche: es trio peewee of the leaden and Western, ea wed se to Idrerpoid. MANCHESTER, AVG. 2.—There has ben but little flue le Ansa, Mama pikes were e stork below ye.herdr)et quusett.inr. Cidennewr, .01—Law Lizewselro, 14f, I • Dela...are, 4 .1 —L end Noah %Venetia, 121-60 hit at, Al—South batera, .2 746. lhe beater* done won of b evy anabrate amemb Limns, Avo. 2.—Shaim are out in demand to-day, and I. ore a *be e keter. Ibe noir traneactice anti boil toe is in Las' Lateeleblre, at 141, w .ten is W. lower than yo*terility. A • kw prisee lairgaite were made, bet at Cuter rate'. Bett*So I , AvoVai 2.—The market was not quite so good to.da3, tut lateral truott.doos it. re orle.ed. Great le..t.rits wee dent at 101 l ; Scotia banter.. rid Down, 121; Newport, Aeords weeny and Herefcrde, $1 die. lowa , as the dote die saw W t emoted • 'dreier went; and boaters were r. yelled 53 for Groat We•Al1111 , ' aid 1., for Swab Faott rn an 1 Dowers. PAWS, Ato. 2,—St. Germain 440 ; Versailles (right bank', —; ditto O. it bank, 426 .2 ; Pane and Orleans, trio; Parts end bourn, 6.17 :0; Rosen and Havre, 26625 ; Mer•thlet Arid Arleen, 2'675; Strad:ions, And tole, 130; Centre, I Si; Nortaorn, 46d 11,; Pori. awl 4ra...wr. hs,: TOWS end Nan" ill; Dims inn Pecentp, 201 25; lendeaus sat Tate, 4; 52. Harrow, therefore, won by eight wickets. WINCHESTER v. ETON. A fresh noir of wickets having been taken, " Winches and Eton" MDLOWnood their match, and when " time" was called the Wintonirns had obtained 39 runs for the loss of three wickets. The score presented the following appear ance: Woiesursa—(First %slags.) Mr. E. UpPeOlahl. 110:1.0t ..... II Mr. 0. &COW , ast out IS M r. W. lima, bll-ses ... S Lb.l;w, 1 ti l 4 Mr..). Faber, Ibw, b Howe 4 Mr. %. Yobs% b limn ..-- S se The inatchwas rammed day. ROVAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations AQUATICS. for the diploma, *ere admitted members of the college, at DusIANTIST TikoAl74.—Eleven int-elan yachts started, the meeting of the Court of Examiners, on the 31st ult.:— on 'Fria); - for the Queen's Cap, value BM sovereigns, Messrs. J. Willis, Ilitchin, Heels ; R. H. Blake, Binning which was wan by the Cynthia, 60 tons, the proprity of Ilaia ; W. B. Chavasse, Birmingham ; E. WAIT) , Evesaid, Many 7010, jan.,'Ese. Tim seseind in the race was the York-buildings, Regent's-park ;E. C. Buckall, Brighton ; Boesisingli, 11l tam, owner P. ,H. Jones, Esq., M.A.S. J. it A. Douglas, Arundel, Susses ; W. Bliss, Aberdare, liewsial minor rises were contended for, sad the first Olamorganshire ; D. Jones ' Liverpool ; K: iffardey,'Grest day's sports passed o ff well. Carter-lane,Doetors%toatinons. Rev. J. Garland. to the Curacy of the Abbey Church, Great Malvern, Worcestershire. Rev. R. K. Grignon, to St. John's (Sub. Castro), Rectory of Lewes, Sitases, value 2:10:.; patron, Rev. P. 0. Crofts. Rev. J. G. Haworth, to Tunstcad Perpetual Curacy, Lan cashire ; patrons, Tnntecs. Rev. H. D. logilby, to Oviogham Curacy, Northum berland. Hey. B. Mathis, to Norton Curacy, Durham. Hey. C. F. Milner, to Snadwell Perpetual Curacy,. York shire, value 1001., with residence ; patron, Vicar of Thorne?. Rev. R. Sumner, to Brightwell Rectory, Berkshire, value 6741., with residence; patron, Bishop of NVinchester. Rev. A. H. Synge, to Arrsnmore, Arranbeg, Innismane, and Inniokir Vicarage, Connemara. Rev. W. Le Pour 'French, D.D., to Aughaval or Westport Rectory and Vicarage, diocese of 'rum ; patron, Bishop of Tuara. _ Rev. J. S. Utterton, to Celbourne Rectory, with Newtown Curacy, Isle of Wight, value 4611., with residence ; patron, Bishop of Wineheger. Rev. W. R. Vigor, to BotaaTleming Rectory , Cornwall, value 1901 , w ith residence. Rev. K . Weatherall, to Elton Rectory, Not.., rase 2861. with residence ; pabna, W. F. N. Norton, Esq. RECTORlTS.—Killererin (and vicarage), diocese of Tuam ; patron, Bishop of Tuaro ; Rev. W. Le Poer Trench, DD., promoted. Orchard Portman Somerset, diocese of Bath and Wells ; patron, Lord Portm an ; Rev. T. W. West, promoted. Whittington Salop, diocese of St. As:kph, value 1,0001. ; patron, Mrs. L loyd • Rev. C. A. A. Lloyd , deceased. VICARAOIIB.—Long Bennington, county and diocese of Lincoln, value 483/. with residence ; patrons, Duchy of Lancaster ; Rev. It. S. Grignon, promoted. Stlattyn, Salop, diocese of at. Asaph, value 771/. with residence ; patron, Mrs. Lloyd ; Rev. C. A. A. Lloyd, deceased. l'EltP VITAL CURACrEll.—Dingwall EpiSCOpal Chapel, Rosa shire, Scotland, stipend 100/. ; patron, Bishop of Slurry and liars. Bulmwood, Surrey, diocese of Winchester, value 1201. ; patron, Bishop of Winchester ; Rer. J. S. titterton, promoted. Cvnacr.—Chipping-Norton, county and diocese of Ox ford, stipend 7d!. SPORTING. BRIOHTON IL4CES. The follow an outline of the engagements for the I is three days' r thi,, week, commencing on Wednesday • Fttesr DAY.— Th e Brighton Stakes of 21 sovs. each, 15 ft, &e., with 250 added, with 33 acceptances ; the Pavilion Stakes of 30 soya. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr olds (5 subs) ; the Trial Stakes ; and threlates of . 501. each, one in beats. SIMON], Bor.—The Marine Stakes of 20 sore. each, h ft, with 100 added, fur 2-yr olds (11 subs) ; the Brighton Cup of 1001., in specie, added to a sweepstakes of 10 sore. each (9 subs) ; the Grand Stand Plata of 1001., added to a han• dicap of 10 nova. each, h ft ; a Sweepstakes of 20 ease. each, h ft, fur 3-yr olds ; a Handicap of 6 mom. each, with 60 added ; and two .501. plates. THII4II DAY (Club Lacing).—The Brighton Club Han dicap of 10 MIAs. each. h ft, with 50 added ; the Claret Handicap of 6110 re. each, with 50 added ; a Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 100 added ; and a Plate. of 501. for 2-yr and 3-yr-olds, Jackie' , up. All the race,,, with the exception of the Brighton, nisi ! lion, and Marine Stakes, have yet to be, entered Gee, The new Grand Stand, capable of accommodating 4,000 , persons, will be ready by the commencement of the races, and every possible facility afforded by the railway company (their arrangements including a cheap trait' each day at 8 a.m., returnable at 7 p.m., the fares being respectively 7s. Gd., 50. Gd., and 3s. Gil., for the double journey), so that there is every prospect of& most brilliant meeting. Yoa ltAcim—liernanden is declared not to start for the Great Yorkshire sicked. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTi }'OR THE WEEK. Tnu WT. At Lord'..—The Public &booth' klatches COAtineed, Eton. v. Winn ekes& r. At the °W.—County of Survey v. County a Tack. This in the reds match, and wall be f -uoht by the a °lowing Eleven.: tinny —N. Fell, Eery, A. Morahan, Eaq., Bracknell, Carpi. Chester, Julius Orme, wr, Heath, Lockyev Martingell. ash , *man. Talk Aire —W. J. Ulnae, E.g., N. Y. iik;iton kaq., Anderava, Baldwita wa^ Berry, ttharlatall, Coates, Gonad, Elliff, Hunt, growth, W, tglat. At 11th Ile I.—l Vitoria. Pie Bowyer Faith'. Eleven. At (Umdge. —Untver its, v. County of Grabs idoe. Al tthrevrehury.—tlbrewskory with Adams T. Birmingham with Armitage. At llonfortb.—ilotnforth e. hither Club. Al Itrinifin rt.—Brala-oak e. Barkenthaw. At Torah .mirre n.--'lurnhaoi-green I Iblon v. Watford. At Walthanuatow.—thadahamotow v. Bow Anikablen At Tatham lir tosi—Yawed v. 'dale, Weatou Linen. To-roughen. At Loeirr.—Tbe ab matches caneludevL At the Oval. —Tbe above Match continued. At - The +both match concluded. At Bradford.—The tibiae match continued. At chresabwry.- The shove match aoscluded. At Carrabrklgv.—The atoie match can, laded. At Wickham.—Went Wickham v. Surrey Paragon. Be•trA,A• id.— r.eavorntielii v. Iwiethabom. At I imal. —Loam e. Calf Club. At ropcnbornitrouud. --The enztonv v. Upton Amicable,. At failiocklewill.—Weet Hackney v. Unatefleitiorth. ,AD %T. . . . At the Oval. The above match concluded. At Cruittow—Croydou Caren* v. CtuytCro Lonerlown. TIIIILIDAIT. At G.elalming. —The Gen:U . 011081a Surrey v. The Gentleman of SU.V. T h e newel:re Bats emerac, the following natter Surrey.— is.tXdown. Eq., N. Beliz, !sq., W. Hamm* Eat., C. IF. Howe, E WNiven, Eeq., A. Menthol'. Eno, V. Miller, Earl., E. heaver, Eaq.. M. Liankcy, E.q ,J. Wetney, teq., J. Whitbourn, Kell. Swarm. —EI. M. Curlew tag, J. lwarnotb, Esq., D. Ger re, Es!, W. Item. prey. Di., K. Sapper. Esq.. W. !vesper, Eq. 11. Power ck ~ J. Pers*.). UN., A. E. Trader Ott, Eeq., C. Ward, E.g. Esq At Wouivtich.—l :Lanka. i e. Royal Artillery At Caderbery.— Er: tient v. &teams r V ine Club. At therlsey.--Cherery v. Walton-ta.Thainea. At Ilithrtek.—Dulwich v. St eattiew. At Nelesr,.— Eleven of England v. Twenty.twt of Newark. Re annex the Itierd sinew Tee Elene.—A. Elton, Esq.. Andereen, Hos, Caffyn, Cce.ar. Clarke, Dar, Guy, Cown-iy, Hillyer, Parr. end Madero. Newark.—Allis, Batelte.or, MIMI. Bradley, Chanter. 11. ever, Clartmea, Ilawkwier, Heitartk. J. Iterate t. C. !Bartlett, rdltuer, Mute% Altered', W. Yount, C. Sown. Bcrlect, Smith, Strong, 'mks, C. T41:41, %% Teel, S. Tuley, and 'lltorutou. Varney.. . . . At Wool.. leb.—Tt e above matatnretisacd. At CAnorbarr. The above Match eoLchaded. At NClfark. The Above match cove laud, At Steak—The above matte outeitalaL THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MATCHES.-ETON v. HARROW. This match was resumed on Saturday morniug, and brought to Ito termination soon after sin o'ciock on that evening, when the score stood thus: 113.3. J. B.S'o-y. Fog ,t Mercer. beat," 7 b Campbell —..-.......... 0 T. Tresolt4t. En. b Campbell .... l2 bC. ball .......»....... I C. T33oll.lray, blab I b tr, b to, kW T. limy, Esq., e lloa. Laimb, b Cur , eb. l4 • BMW, b 00mbea...... 14 A. Co!erklre, Y. 3.3.. b Neut. la lb o, b Naar -.. 14 A. Wirrern, 14.1.. b Campbell .... 11. !Nom 1:q , b Cnolvey A. 11.3 ourget 7,1043 ,bC.A4apbell I.lyter --.... b Merevr 1 b Ossopel ... 1A - , b 10 W. rtels .. Wows, 14 , a 11. . L .—........ie b Ca $ 1 WillWa i t ku Oinalban II IL Wale, F.aq.. sot out ..........- le b Ir. b 11,1; lb,l; w,11;ab.1......i1l 11.18 WO II I:6 Mallow. T. 11.1 gov. Coq., nus at .. 777 '''''' • Iromeger. b Reny 1 A. runt la ~ lit inam ikon. 2 b Tremlett G.CraulaY 1. sq , Tree left. b 1 sot out Le.rh. Matter, , Thank tt • . .......... lion. E. C. lgby a Keay, b Tras k- t B. Butler, E V Roy T... Metter , b Tenolett Y. Gib. e. tag, Tenulatt Mos. D. Campbell, a Bane, by Way 1 agl.m. Ely., C. Tresiett, b Reay 22 W. Maudlin. Eeq , ast out I SO; 12%4; ur,ll; üb,a AtIARGR AND STOOKS UNGUARANTEED. RAILWATI. 00 14 1 , 13;, 26'; Aberdeen lisibe7gt, i.ust Juncuos Byr.i!olv. ArStourValler 131; • I It▪ . , ;100 30 SO I 15 G' ! Jan We Ddaddaian Choler sal linlitaCad blEa and BelfadJane Bra Aindhe (443 L Is E. and L D) . . Do. (EIS E. E 11.1 Kamera Onaulka Easters Union, Qw A... Oats R. U.db.) bo. elm B sad eitiit. East sad Do. ltsw skates _ Cast St West India Darks sod Biro. Bunke tei bt mad . Do. nhares,A,Deftnind Do. 4 Waren B. 6 peTCL South. and Went. (Ire.; last Wed.ern Do. LIT. , anteater and Cadens .. W. Thirds . apeas*!* f othares . ,Luirlon and Exteno &alp Brighten, k 8. Cosa/ on a North-yiesterni Do. do., New Marge Do. Fifth. , , De.S I o sh.,Nland S.(C) Load= te South-Western, _ _ ho, E:0 Manch e Hui., sad Matlock kiaucli.,Silef..kLiatedsoli.. I Ihi. Man.k Lied. Valois ;644 - Sewmuket Newport, Abergavegmy and Herawd... Northern C,nratiso I.lg4ii; ,Nortb Iltitbkh . . Bomb &S nab Weß.Juisc. Osfurd, Wore., & Winer Ko!tr•h Central ... M IIaM ::: Du. New . Shrews. It hits.. Qom A 4 i 9" * -1!•:•• ;;;;;;;;;11al - C7ll;ii (1.1. e. W. Mtn.) INS. naives flowastty W. hew CULDI7 tIAILII Payoff South Lows' —.- Nputh Wale, . _ ii 4mN Y~ illflA[lg YMIII I/YOlff W llllt i[~cLL[~a •oA IlvUcpiol:. i;ie.TW;.;ll - 7. -- . w.terfurd and LimPtick.. Vork,Nerautlealietwiel. Do. tit..l:items:cos Tina and North Midland LINES LEASED AT Fl Berk' k Hants. Eat. b per I tA. (Dowd to Gt. Wooten SinamigtuunADzionLl um I L,orNithlYar maw (Les • . to Gt. Wert. 'WY witA.A.t agoaranteel Owed fo ttrostWesiern Wotv., and Dudley Inkliodulyptt.,ortritignar. predto GreetWtoten. init.bnotairsairantte (hawk Lintottnentern W LaidoiagN.W4Tra, l eirteerlaFe Jaustion (Ic.v.ed to eAlecloaleft klastLisiceln.h.guar Co.Q. 00141111 prip bstardsy. lei lel 14 4 ,1 .4 U_ _lab 111 II f 161 .16 22 26 Ws V Gi 4 61 14; 49 SI Si 30 9 6 171 171 el 6 124 111 39 59 641 451 ►+l Hi 95 91 61 9 pm 49 491 di.. 3 1 $1 11 .2 61 61 / 1144 at 1124 _ . 31 11 p -3 I 3 pm 834 841 61 6 74 Ms 7 di. I 28 .. -- 2 dis 41 41 oral. 19 21 'it "it ham tioday ap to I o'clock. 101 a aa a 1 t i { 6 51 dls 17 19 14 13 dii 3 21 dl. 64 7 De 91 : du 14 !44 131 16 Hi • 6A 6 dl4 Si S dis 3/ Si Cs 13 17 lii le it 414 14 13 ni 34 27 2i 11 14 die 111 i 4 lie 61 63i ea die 124 26 16i 631 A+ 9 vi 10 10 13 di• lei DI ej 61 lls 31 1 ate 161 le/ IBi 8 111 " 6 dis BANTAI e 1 Pin 23 30 27 :9 ii S 'slat I 10 p. 7 .pm tie 17j 41 41 an a 4 25 ISt I i $3 33i 171 i Tle se.i COG ir '!1 (Ipand to Great %You'll' .ull4loel4y(L orkaiN3ltu YJ I 33 u. li I:i Do. phi;e 7 s - (dittol Do. .ours (data) .. Leeds& I;r.kdrord (raidtant, 'Landoll and lircen,ch I I 2 pat 103 105 614 £2l 13 24 101 104 II 114 ei 234 114 14 IS Domed to South LiAtert. Ditto Pre!, remit (ii.tto, Utiy..!tiFfOeist.' 61161166. Caledonian SIO Mauer and Holyhead lii Dundee, Perth, end ANN deft Junction _1 die Furtanntten(V.loo)6p.Ct., 111 hartetn Counties Eateae n ,! 5 per Ct No. I W 1 pen Ditto do. No. 2 dim it Do. New 4 per Cent. 'took 101 101 heet.Uoloa,4crituro.6pAN 13 lii 'FAinhurpb, Perth, and Dundee, 31 per taut ... 1 die Nar .Great NoribernS per Dent 131 131 acme& We-trn;ljEigbthn 1 1 pm iheenceshire&Yorks. —— Ditto 6 per Cent. Stork , 1133adon,Urtabt.,1v4.0awl, Pref. iperet.anwit,l6sl, tram 501. ohms, 0 iDittoCuarer 5 perCt.,lBs2 Ci "u; XortberntEastern 3 peret 55 57 4 b pie (lamed to _ D Ito dottoa New.. - . irreStOnaWyre (kw. ion " 24N.Wrod.kLane.kYuri 41 44 Om" i charts (Ai 14Itto) $ II pm Raoul., 6uild., and Halgatt , daaaed to Knuth Y.aatetn . 21i 211 t: •yoton and tlitcbin (1244 1 I no Gnat m I Northa Du. dhepretb Etten.(dittol 1 1l afa i 'domatla adatfurolooturetioased to Mr. deClaan ' ij 8 di Nov Valley, 6 p. Ct.roa 1 I lewd Pa atotaton.tllar 23 IS Wads. aanseroat, &Ways (leased pa um Western 42{ 46 4' 81 St. 10 15 15 61 411 , 1 1 3 ii 61 10 , 10 I 12 . I y . 100 .10 !lOw Onto New weir. I,iW y r I laitelowa4thWeetera New' 24 7 pa :3 Ilen.abodf aLlse. Nat.Nolj 111 121 10 , Do. New SIO 111 13 s 3 Dn. 16 A pa ,100 1311 '3O Norfolk Etta:wino II If ;I 1 Dn. Si per Cent. Ow: 41 41 3 Ninth Bridal 4j I 4 Oakwd, Wencher, can Wolter., 3:13.6 wean 1 11 pis firevobilryattinain.New Guaranteed Off 101 10 twee kit Chown, ;Nett.W. Mtn.) 8 per Cent... . 141 141 03 *seek Devon , 131 111 17 Torii, Newcesttedk Gt-Niwth ot Eaj.joireti. IG t 1 101tto Ditto ... 4 4 18 TetkatN 18.8 .Mid.ll..Parclal 11 1 1 44 FOREIGN ItA I arlakane and Amass.. 20 !Contra' France (Vargas) $ jam& 2:benals la Rest ludas . II !Orme laDas Dal DO. De; la Da. 17 mark asvi:44::: 7.. 7,; Ile. do. Sew - In • I,2nur awl Law la INortbera of Prune . Orleans aid bardenst Sa iPari. awl Odom to i asru aad Sam 7 ;raga gal Mayas as= "1111 . grabs god Rime .t lb ,Tara gad Ramis LILWATP. 144 ti.; 171 41 4y di 1 31 2t. pet 31 4" 1 It I :0 3 3 441 .41 4$ 4 Wm $4 :4. II 31 ti dis S 1 2/ 31 it 2Ws 2 21 TILE LATE ACCIDENT ON TILE SOCTII WESTERN RAILWAY.—Ou Saturday evening Mr. Carter went into • protracted inquiry at the Three Goats Inn, Wandsworth road, Lsmbeth, respectiag the death of John Massey, isW 31, who was killed on the South-Western Railway, under the moat frightful eitounstancea, some particulars of which appeared in the Exp►ess of Saturday last. After the Jury had been in consultation for half an hour, they returned • verdict: " That the deceased met his death accidentally; at the same time, they szpriiised an opinion that the imme diate attention at the company might to be called to the present system el leaving • man in such • dangerous posi sition, and th►t means be adopted forthwith for the better preservation of ►ife." Mr. Runt, the contractor, said the o We proper an ttnonZiof the t jar e y should clean r u f t o i r n ij u a ry rded ti the i Krishna towards the Mist at thd ahfortaasto witow. With a moderate amount of business, which con sists chiefly of money dealings, time bargains in Consols being still very restricted, the English stock market has worn a steady appearance to-day, and, though no quotable advance can be noted, the general tendency has been towards improvement. There is no particular feauture in the continental news, and no consideration calculated to disturb the quietude of the security markets has presented itselfi Consols have ruled steady all day for cash, at Saturday's quotation of 96: to 1, whilst for time the price has been a frifie better, at 961. The business figures are thus officially recorded :—Three per Cent. Consols, 961, ;;;; ditto for account, 961; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 3; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 99. Long Annuities, 1860, 71 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 7: ; South Sea Old Annuities, 96=; Bank Stock, 2151; India Stock, 262, 2621. For the unfunded securities little inquiry is ob servable, and the price still shows a drooping ten dency, though Saturday's quotation of 445. to 475. prem. for Exchequer Bills is supported. India Bonds under 1,000/, mark 545. and 378. prem. The foreign bond market is very steady to-day, and prices, especially of the less speculative stocks, are firmly held. In Peruvian Deferred there have been some transactions as high as 431, and the Active Bonds, though no business is as vet marked in them, are better, at 01. Sardinian. Russian, Danish, and Dutch, are sup ported, but in no description are the transac tions at all numerous, as may be gathered from the subjoined list of the figures at which bargains have been concluded, :—Belgian Five per Cents., 1041. Danish Five per Cents., 105. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. Mexican Bonds, for account, 15th August, 311, 31. Peruvian Deferred, 4:11, 43. Russian Four-and-a-llalf rr Cents., 101 i, 1. Sardinian Scrip, 1 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 211; ditto Passive, 51. SATS:RDA! EVENING. The money market presents no essential change, but full former rates are readily obtainable, and dis counts cannot be effected under 3to 31 per cent. The sales of Exchequer bills, which have of late been noticed, may be thus explained, as in several branches of trade businesshas assumed a rather brisker appearance, and in some quarters an impression would appear to prevail that capital will crc lung command rather more remunerative employment. "On call," the rate rules at 2; per cent. In the Stock Exchange no tightness is observable, and the absence of difficulty on the occasion of the settlement in railway shares and foreign stocks is in a great measure attributable to the moderate terms at which accommodation was granted. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 31st of July, show the following results (25 francs for 11.) : Bullion £23,764,813 Increase £112,958 Bullion on deposit 120,130 Decrease 10,838 Circulation Public deposits Pricute deposits 4,402,162 Demme 68,436 Bills discounted 4,766,312 Increase 382,616 tioccrnmcnt ,acuran s 7,065,499 Inercuse 4,362 _ . • The stock of bullion, which at the beginning of the month experienced a reduction, is thus shown to be again steadily - movie up. The increase in the bills discounted is usual at the end of the month, but the returns generally afford evidence of more briskness in business than of late. The bullion markets, abroad and at home, are without particular movement, and quotations remain the same as last week. Present prices are thus re ported by Messrs. Sharp and Wilkins: Bar gold, 3/. 17s. ltd. per muse standard; American gold eagles, 3!. I6s. 3d. per ounce; bur silver, without gold, ss. OA. per ounce standard; bur silver, con taining gold (all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for), ss. 1 td. per ounce ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 11 td. per ounce; United States dollars, 4s. 111 per ounce ; Spanish pillar dol lars, ss. Id. per ounce; five franc pieces, 45. 11 id. ; quicksilver in bond, 3s. 4d. per lb. The imports of bullion this week have again been very large, arrival following arrival in quick succes sion. The imports arc: by the Hermann from New York, 100,0004, of which, however, 60,0004 only were for England; by the Africa from New York, 1,001,543 dais.; by her Majesty's ship Meander from the Pacific and Rio, 860,000 dols.; by the Baltic from New York, 700,000 dols.; by the City of G'.as gow screw steamer from Philadelphia, 15,000 dots. The total imports represent a sum of 583A81/. sterling. Shipments of specie continue also to be made by sailing vessels; thus the Independence liner is shortly expected at London from sew York with 122,000 dots. The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London, during the week ending Thurs day lust, we learn from official sources, was as fol lows :—Silver bars: To Hamburg, 12.000 oz.; to Rotterdam, 72,000 oz.; To Boulogne, 5,727 oz. Silver coin : To Dunkirk, 3,000 oz.: to lklgiun, 25,000 oz.; to Rotterdam, 15,000 oz.; to Corfu, 24,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 8(K) oz.; to Hamburg, 1,062 oz. Gold bars: To Boulogne. 178 oz. Gold coin : To Calais, 9,500 oz.; to Dunkirk, 14,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 30 oz.—making a total export for the week of 23,708 ounces of gold, and 158,589 ounces of silver, amounting in value to about 132,090/. The exports from the out-ports have been as fol lows :—By the Iberia, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 13,650!. for Lisbon; and by the Enxine, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 1561, for Malta— both from Southampton. An analysis of the railway traffic rcturr.s of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Ihrapalli's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,181 miles, to be 333,361., or 64/. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of last year, the amount was 283,6814 only, which on 5,975 miles, is equivalent to 471. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 49,682!., or 17.51 per cent. in the aggregate re ceipts; an increase in the mileage of 206 miles, or 3.43 per cent.; and an increase of 61. 10s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Tiles estimates the total receipts since the Ist July, on 6,100 miles, at 1,250,3784, or 294/. 19e. 7d. per mile; while for the same period in 1850 the income only reached 1,042,7071. on 5,656 milts; thus showing a balance of 20!. 12e. 60. per mile in favour of the present half-year. EN(lLliill FUN OS.—Tliti. bar. Rank Stock. 31617 , Lunz A unultaiL Si • 3 pur tai f kutia w a.= 3 3.Pu C!! I oltto ItortA 7 ?. tstrh CL _ 31 per CC Cua.ols, I.lil Coa.l. fur ACCL. 1,61 i 49/ i Ili I t u 4 in i 183 tv SI lat TALLOW MARK ET.-TIIIS DA/. The market is steady to-day. The delivery last week was good, and the demand is firm on the pot for consume. tion. Prices are as fOnOWS :—Town Tallow, 375. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot 375. W.; last three mouths, 31/s.; January and March, 395. Cal. to 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.-Tlll4 PAT. lOW. I W4O. ! Steel. thu, day Ceske—. 23,787 2 1 ,081 32.611 21,11%;r 3 hut week Do. nom let June irrleellastueek 9lB 985 313 Do. from be June Price V. C. this day per ewe 3ll, 9.1. 360. 9d. 335. IW, Do. Tneru PUBLIC SALES advertised for the week.—Thursday, August 7: 110 casks Cocoa-nut Oil. Friday, August 8: 200 casks and 140 boxes South American fallow; 1.10 casks Australian ditto; 30 cie.k4 Italian ditto; 140 hrls. 3lontrcal Pearl Ashes; ; 140 brls. Montreal Pot AS1111.11; 66 casks Cey lon Cocoa-nut Oil; 13 C.I.NILS Fish Oil; 20 firkins Lona° it made Solt Soap. COAL MAILKET.-TIILS DAY. RAILLIY, k. iling Malting MALT - • ......... 11111, ....... 3t7..siran LiZZT I Z; Zu;,:q {lca FORBIONFUNIM... .........- . pa..r ....... ll 44 per Ct. Ilelplan, 924 - 5 Ct. etl.sa. 30; 14 I per Ct. Brazilian, 0 02 45 per Ct. l'lniirlan, 84 SO Do. Now, kti el Dille Defernal. 43 6 per Ct. Htioloo Arta. 636 6 par Ct. Feo Logue •:, e'4 el 6 per Ct. CloOtn, 104 0 3 ler Ct. linpaian, II?.4 143 3 per Ct. Cel!Len 64 6 45 per Ct. Itumelan, 1071 1 3 per Ct. Da1..01. 76 7 3 per et...lonian, Active, 213 5 25 per Ct. Dutch, :93 40 3 per Q. openlelt. 23 5 4 per Ct. Butte, 93 4 Do. Pieetre. 6 4 Equvlor. 21 4 25 per Ct. Venweuels. 35 2 1 per Ct. Grenada. 1341'•4 Do. Deferrel-114 165 leardWlan 5 per Cost. I We i put *per prate. per tents ... 45 90 '5 90 VS 4 I SI 75 14 03 3 pre Cents. Blew Loan' . per Cents. 44 per Cents o:sewage on London : at Webs, 2S • SO days:o4 OS. Belem; 5, 149 lO3 Money. 1 haples lank. ..... M 50 Money. Do. 5, 144 Korean Loan, 103 .. 754 ... Do. 44 „ — Do. do. 1430 :q Do. 24 594 Tressury brads nedessnt Dp. ante. 91 43 .. lts: sh.ds. , : 2.00 VTADSID, JULY 29.—Three per Cents., 38 1; after Bola, 364 paper. Four per Cents., 164. Fin per Cents.. 174; after Dolma, 111. Coupou3,ll after Bohm, 84. PaibliceS, 61; after Bola, 61 . Bank of St. Ferdinand, 101 paper. 83111.124, AOO. 1. —Voluntary Loan, 1061. New Lean, Four and Half per Cents., 100. National Debt, 881 ; Commercial Marino Society'sPremium,ll9l. Bank Shares, 103. TER WAR Diener. FOR AVA.—Tho me d al lately granted for tke war in Ara, from 1824 to '2G, i 4 now a mane of diatributioa to each aa bare proved their deka thereto. •" • Ilolywell. 145.; Cowpen Hartley, 101. M.; Tan&ld Moor. 12•. tsl.• West Hartley, 1441.; Walls End !ticklell, 13s ; Wall. End Haswell, Lis. 6.1. ; Walls End Lamb ton, 15s. 3.1.; Walls End Teti, 14 , 1. lid.—Shipp at market, 111. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. A moderate supply cf English Wheat by land-carriage samples from E.sex and Kent woo purchased cautiously by the millers, at a reduction of le. to 20. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday loft. The arrivals of foreign Wheat during the past week were large, and demand been limited, a like decline Would have twit submitted to upon Dant sic Wheat, of which the bulk of the supply consisted, bad buyers come freely forward. Good strong Baltic red Wheat being wanted, its value was flirty maintained. firinding Barley moot be quoted Gd. to Is. per quarter cheaper. In consequence of another large arrival of foreign Oats, mainly trim Russian ports, a further fall has taken place in their value since Friday last of fully Oil. per qr., thus making the decline since this day se' ht Is. to Is. lA. per quarter. Beans and Peas sold slowly with the turn iu price in favour of th, seller. BRITISH Shilling" q r gr. WkliAT. Flex it Kent ..red 37 to 19 to 42 . white, 40 to 42 to 44 Not riiik and Suffolk . — 3l to 3: to 40 . do. 39 to 42 toil l'olerera (Vows or Suffolk) . —. . .... . 44 to 44 tkinhelpfklisontuusi 34 to to 12 . white, 37 to 40 to 42 Qv; new 67 to 26 - old, .6 to 241 21 to 21 _distilling ...... 25 to 27.. sheridur 27 to 29 ♦5 to 59.Nnc pide ttany 2.notliot, feed 2O to 22 014011 11.tto Ft.lands . . 22 to 23 .potato lirrtriek &eta', Ind 91 to 22 prate Irkb, ...... to 12 to DMA patatO Ps.ts, pc) ................. .....„... 24 to 26 .etapk 13 to AS tine. 31 35 to 33 22 .0 24 23 to 25 190)20 21 to 23 29 to 31 02 to 33. Imperial .ItodWrA IS to 47. .tlet 2010 20.. oki 20 W b /{to SO tmell29 0,31-01.132 to 34 to --sew it utter to --old to 5o to 11.4rior T4nro, new epring /Germ go, DOW r ewt., RA.. to to ---,white. LtstaAn CA A..., per thouount in NT sat le of 2P011.. Fuss, town made, delivered 34 to 39 -lee household .. 31 at J 4 Norloll and butrulk FOREIGN. Shillings per W..T. and KoniwArrx 42 to 14...Ine Foo.••r.artum 10 N., 42 . Rusioek 42 to 41...Stet:is Ji to 40 34 to 361 n 49 gralunt 1/2nit Itu—i tn 31 to 31 l'srypttas I.2x.ubs .......... 31 to 34. .Otleses Rrs • ILNY, &n.lOl ... Lestrllo OATS, Ilionian roun rimier and tltrAbiund Set dbill and Fob...lend and Lintel, feed Ditto. brew. 2O to 2i BKANA, tick 26 to 24. old TO to 22 ..Turainy • grev *bite' Tutrs, old. Ltitsiods, bailie and lLWeinn ». ... 21 to 23.. distilltai b —...lndira Lars 410 A"pd 23 to 25 27 to :,11 16 to 18 18 Ow 20 17 to If 16 t 7 18 20 to 21 26 to 311 30 to 33 18 to 20 Iti to 27 88 to 30 .. $1 to 311 CUIVIR , MI(O. red -per pit. to to —. .4r114 to .. RaP.LY.D CoAKI fete of duty, par Ms, 11 10 tl Si 15 Fir Bonet of 190164. nook Amerieut ...... . 19 21 to 22...Coasellam Dont= II to 22 Resabwg 9l to 22 French, per sock of 220101.,. ARItIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 22th JULY Mt 22t4 AWL WA. Znitlish. 60.466. Iftalt. Pore.rn. Wbeit Barley 11.44 (Ja I e 20 I 13 I tutor, 6.011 mks; .519 Wires. L 011 ,3,6 Li. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts, and, the weather being hot, the butchers do not buy largely ; consequently, prices are rather lower on the average than on Monday Lot. A. few choice sorts have made 3s. Bd., but this is too much to quote. Sheep and Lambs are very plentiful, and coupe atquently rather lower; many plain Lambs remain unsold. Trade is slew fur Calves ' at late rates. From Germany and Holland there arc 1,051 Beasts, 4,040 Sheep, 914 Calves, and 100 Pigs; France, 100 Beasts; Scotland, 200; Norfolk and Suffolk, 200; and 2,400 from the Northern and Mid land Count s. Per .0,02 of 010 a ad.e. a. I Per t. 0,04 of Sac r. d ~, d. Hest Ilenicols.. 3 4 3 6 I Bast Dur.. a llo.Lde. Si. 0 0 0 0 Elea shat horse ...... 333 4 I Oast 10,,,;-‘40014 ..... 3 4 3 0 0.004 quanty Mato.. a 4 30, . 0 0 0 Calves ...... 3 II Irl• stl :0,d004404/14 2 0 3 2 the .... . , 2 0 3 4 I Du. do. 0 0 0 0 Pp, lialf-f;;;is 303 IS Ludt. . 4 04 8 saar ; awn. and Lambe, 34010 ; C 41444, 434; nit g : ighed. Lowest- IC:twiner I 1.1,i4.115. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pettenden and Smith report that the accounts received this morning, from the plantations generally, are decidedly worse than ever. Market very firm. linty, 85,0001., with few in favour. INSTALLATION OF A MILITARY KNIGHT OF WlND soz.—Last week Mr. Scott, who had retired , from the 9th Foot, after 150 years' service, and been quarter-mater of the regiment since 1807, was installed at St. George's Chapel so a military knight. The United Service Gazette, in a notice of the ceremony, states—" The Um. and Very I Reverend G. N. Grenville, the Dean and Moe. Canon Markham, &e., tdiciated. There were 12 militant knight , present,-including ** goveenorodso several navel knight, Ell dress. The new knight wee led to his stall with the, • usual ceremonies by Captains Ellison and Linty. junior knights; where his patent was delivered to him. " Ma. Scroll has received the silver wee medal and rise suave net .. , hisereviem in the Peninsular war, where he was_jpreeentat Viatiata, VirAmity fins Ilibeetimi, Nivel* 544 LATEST FOREIGN iICHANGES. PARIS, Ate. 2. Per Money. Foe AttouaL A flatness has pervaded the market to-day, and but little business transacted ; a few purchases havo been made in Devon and Courtney, and numerous inquiries for Tremayne and West Providence shares. la foreign shares there is nothing doing. A vessel has arrived in the river front Arklow, her entire cargo consisting of 100 tons of sulphur ore, the production of the sister country. A favourable change has for some time past been looked for in the mining share market, and, judging from the aspect which business has presented during the week, it seems probable that an improved state of things is even nearer at hand than was by some persons expected. The following is the latest list of quotations: Alfred Consols, 144, 15; Bedford United, 74, 4,1 Devon Great Consols, 300; Carvannall, 8, 10; West Providence, 00 ; Tremayne, 21, 21; Wheel Basset, 400; Wheal Buller, 550 ; Trelawney, 50; Mary Ann, 514; Devon and Courtney, 11, I ; South Tamar, 21; East Buller, 41; Fenton, 71, 8 ; Trefusis, 14. Fa reign shares: Australian, .1, 11 ; St. John del Rey, 19{,{; Imperial Brazilian, 23, 3; United Mexican, 21, ; Cobre, 351, 63, ex div. ; Copiapo, 51, 6,1; Santiago, 2, 3. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LAVE.-THIS DAY. The public gales declared fur to-morrow are few and un important. The private contract markets arc generally in active, but native Ceylon mace has been in large demand the lag two days, and about 2,600 bags sold chiefly at 38s. 64. ; the lust price today was 39e., at which there do not appear now to be sellers. Teit'has been steady. M ETA I.4.—The prices of iron have shown a slight decline, but it has induced the tin& to buy more freely. Lead quoted the name as last week. Tin.—East India Hansa has been sold 83e. ; Straits, 81.. Gd. to 82s. English prices are unaltered. Copper steady. at last week's prices. Speller.- 100 tons sold for November delivery•, 11/. Us. 6d. 011A.—Swal, pale, 3.31. Sperm, 841. to 87/.; head matter, 961. to %I.; Cod, 36/. 101. South Sea, 32/. to 331. Olive, Galipoli, 391. to 40/. ; Spanish and Sicily. 36/. 10s. to 38i. Palm, 214/. Cocoa-nut, 311. to 331. Seed rape, pale, 351. 10s. Linseed, 33/. a in 343 to 3$ to IS