The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-01 00:00:00

, . e?----..—: —,st... fl- -( Tebt Titprts No. 1,566.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1851. [THREEPENCE. THE ELEVEN HOURS' ROUTE to PARIS, rnab adJ two boom Pe. , bras soma EASTMAN RAIL. AT. rid f or Dear. OGI:BLE PPRCIAL TIMM SWIM DAILY. • SPECIAL EXPRItti TRAIN loam tap Larnaca Bridge Tir ades., EVERY MORNini cad MILT RVENE4O. roostarnat Pato 11 haws Meters Tao% Load= to Nat sad bait, amdlabto tutl tha Nib darnamber. tat NIGHT HAIL TRADE, ola Drar, Ratan tin Ueda" Irides Taoism it us p.a., itrottiss Psi* at s cetlort the Mosta, aortic sad Sissolt at bellipast S. them the Do* New.) THE STATE OF GERMANY. SPORTING. LYNN RAI RAILWAYS. THIS DAT. Two o'CLooi. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY, TWO O'CLOCK. milreie 630; San Francisco, 4 dole. &le. ; Singapore, 4 dole. 80e.; Trieste, lit 47. Fine silver at London is sa. 0/d. to ad. per or. ; at Amoy(Sycee) 3to 4 percent. prem. ; Amsterdam, 1048. 50 to 1038. • Bombay (Syeee), 104; rupees per 100 toles; Cart hagena (New Granada), 12 to 14 dots.; Canton (Syoee), 31 per cent. prem. ; Calcutta (Sycoe), 104 r. 3 to 104 r. 12; Frankfort, 24 fl. 29 to 31 per mare ; Hamburg, 27 M. 12 per mare ; Lisbon, ao quotation ; Mauritius, par ; New York, 2 to 21 per cent. prem. • Paris, 0.8.5 to 0.9 per cent. prem.; Philadelphia, 2 to 3 per cent. prem.; none, 4 per cent.. prem. ; Rio Janeiro, 100 per cent. prem. ; Singa pore (S ycee), sto 51 per cent. prem. ,• Shanghae, 144 d 80c. ; Tacna (Peru), 9 to 10 dots. ; Trwste, 19 per cent. prom ; Valparaiso, 10 dole. to 10 dots. 2e. per mare ; Nienna, 19 per cent. prem. Silver holding 5 grains of gold is ha. lid. per or. standard at London. The last prices of quicksilver are :—London, 3s. 64. per lb. (in bond); Canton, 98 doll. ; San Francisco, 75c. to I dol. per lb. ; Valparaiso. 90 dole. to 100 dole. per quintal. The imports of bullion this week include 74,0001. by the Niagara from the United States ; 2,67 M. by the Madrid; Peninsular and Oriental steamer (4501. from Gibraltar, 1,6251. 16,. 7d. from Lisbon, anti 6001. from Oporto) •, 2,2001. by the Indus from Alex andria; 80,0001. by thePaedlc from the United States; and 65,0001. by the Helen Macgregor from St. Pe tersburg. The total imports arc about 230,0001. . The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thurs day last we learn from official sources was as fol lows : Gold coin : to Oporto, 2,990 or. Silver bars: to Dunkirk : 2,000 or.. ; to Belgium, 25,400 o/.. ; to ltotterdam, 49,000 or. Silver coin :to Calais, 50,000 or. ; to Boulogne, 3,700 or. ; to Belgium, 2,000 or. ;to Rotterdam, 90,000 or. This gives a total export of 2,990 ounces of gold, and 222,100 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 67,0001. - , IT is impossible for any one who has not recently viaited Germany, to form an idea of the state of nul lity and degradation to which Prussia has fallen. In the respect or in the councils of princely and politi cal Europe, the court of Berlin counts absolutely for nothing, or as merely good to gendarme its own people and ex ti nguish the last vestiges of freedom. That great work, that huge and eunnuigly-raised political fabric, begun by the GRAND Ei.scroa, fol lowed up by his eon, and completed, as far as the cir cumstances of Europe then permitted it, by FSZEOZ RICE the GaEAT, has been completely flung down. The military prestige of Prussia is gone. We need not say that the great key and secret of Prussia's power in Fasonalca's time and down to the present were, that the court of Berlin could com mand the support of the minor states against the overweening pretensions of Austria. Prussia was the great protestant bulwark, the foremost champion of the independence of smaller states, the representa tive of theininciple of progress, such as it was under stood. And these, with the support of an enthusieeti.. ulat tally loyal, grateful, and enlightened pop • . . , the KingofPnessia amongst the first powe Bat now, all these elements of mallow vanished. Ths minor swan and rhyme amid watt abbot' Pros*. Swoon then 161.1pAustria. Ms ballet usivesaally in tint Oa alit etitiessis tried first to absorb them; mod, nal baing able to do so, sold and sacrificed them to Austria. CONSOLATION HANDICAPOI2 ion . ei;eit. owl IS silisi. Heads, 1 mile. 7 subs. .. m r , b e mire, jkompia Dm 5.4 7lb --- ill /1 , r. J. Alen lidlialesth *•A lib . Mr. BMWs /145pAr, I Oli. .... ....... ..... * I i Kr. Pei a the IDA, 40 .---. A 4 dr K. • Ist . $ 5 dr Mr. Jousts , A% Woe by bre lengths. • • • . , • The kanee market exhibita decided increase of liamem, swirly all the deectiptions in which basi nsas Ys been done being marked at an advance. The ries is mere especially remarkable in Great Westerns, Lanse‘ke and Yorkshires; London and North-West erns, Smith Butane, Eastern Counties, and Mid land. This last-named stock has been transacted at 42, and is now quoted 414 to t. The traniactions are to a fair average extent. MIAMI AND MOO 17NOVAIANTSID. The English stock market has worn a much stea dier appearance to-day, in common with the other departments of the Stock Exchange, and, though the business in the home funds is upon a small scale, prices have reached an advance of } on Saturday's final quotations, at which they are steadily main tained. TO DOCK alrrllxull WINISIMIGINK COM, lITOX I, 11 a MR II oat Mara. DATENT STEAM . COMPANY.— A re. L art k. 110011. Oa antems ei lib Ompay, an wow Worn, by maw d **weft St airs Wile = at beams:a et today tnalpr bow, _at womb al twa boa bar tad at a amillerslia aollmalaa la big. lbw bow swam= ladshosay Swabian Illsat apaita alma *pi • sei Me didrupsi. ma is ilia aansta Emil* lb• peat laireased dack Isataimay a nab= el Oa ambit bapieloaaa rid rains NM vallig a Ea:rib Ideas dila bilesW me gimpla bon. Ss *Ws with Ur speabla aid by dna. d Oa bop ad anibli. Tim aveltet ma abe be vaimillog la the ' Ilabe. et Ilk vs aa MEI" alma la sd- . • Aim Is amain argi. Say Weft mit • . mil Yrs Moe ftetible ban wt. orb as pramils " = • swam. sourgia M.. IL This Ompity ss• mow progared to Contrast *lmo jamair a ow waft al Net to vast Togas ke dr ma ale aria; ea moraine %OUP lifill.— Ur di& It. rid :.. neck lk. :3:,7,,grefbcdaseatnnn,f.coice. STIRLING RACES—ltiriat St. NiXIAVA hely UM Consols opened 951 to 96, and are now quoted 96 to 1, both for cash and the 11th inst. The butiness figures of the morning are given as follows in the official list : Three per Cent. Consols, 96, 96j, 961 ; ditto for ac count , 961. Three per Cent. Reduced, 96f, a, i; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98i, y ; Bank Stock, 2151. Exchequer Bills show rather a downward ten dency. The 1,0001. bills have been transacted at 455. to 475. prem. ' • and the smaller sizes at 45a. and 48s. India Bonds, large and small, mark 53e. and 50s. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive, and, in the absence of any special movement, priors remain sta tionan% Sales have been pressed, however, both of Equadorand Mexican Bonds, upon a weak market, and lower pitice, have consequent) y been submitted to fin. these descriptions. The Intelligent* from Mexico by the Europa is very scanty, and reports: no ameliora tion.of the flnancuil or political condition of the re pail°, nor is it easy to see how such can be ex pceted under the system of government which now obtains in that distracted country. New Granada Bonds are rather more firmly held, as the report. of a revolution having broken out in the southern provinces of the state are contra. dieted, the disturbance being limited, it is stated, to a hostile demonstration of the Indians, which was DANCIIIII ISTAILAS. . . U.. 1 16 grime libleagooky up liaanPrudery • ....,.....::„... 1 I Sh.' 1 1 4. RASLWAIL 1 SOOOMOr• 11‘101. .............. ....... .. - —, Four ran. ~ 40 40 Almaisen ... .... ... -- .. 1 4 A 9 It • . 11 • . Doing&mu*. 50 Inghing .. s Glory -.-........-..-..... am en ih rr il aar 6. ... z 4 • Jenny /Jets.. -."...........---•-•-• II SI is 111 17=1041110. 13 II 1B • Won my. St. SOS BM* Mil Burr ... .. 111 79 se 79 at g 0A12.1507r STASIS were won by Mlll West, btlllillg clop . Is M 11 others. . 91 141 if le mea_Mirgki .... 'Hi IS &OMIT STAZIA were won by Acorn, beating Sir Aetley si es mit wasetsme.. 5:4 10541ezd Cooper and &nibs. . • . $0 310. 011$3u1ku 511361. a 1. , . CRICKET. MI 26810) ... 2 4 .. •• • 1$ De. (816 I. ilii ... 1 a S IB L IS Osanden .. ,1 31 /1- - . . .......--- . . ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. SI St v. 111 F UeWe, Gs; A.. Z. U. • Tin , D 4 46 • .. • 'a . SS 15 *ma Sh said &lir 4 .•. - .. At Lard Belinei.- Shenborta Bei. c Artirdiestaw-- v. „.._92 .. .- ..„ 2 „,•-••• . •" •- ::', - ' t M= li ntrila, of 411 .%111trliftar.- •- -- emil Us. Immidss_ .7 - lee st • . , ! At -nem of Enotand V. *Rees of SAM. e * Storm and 11111mpor - V 19 114-16eanew. St. 122 WWW‘Doeft 4 5 • At Sbeilleid.-The above math sonUnned. Si U US 19 1 a d 11 4 a 1 At liltitensbair.-The above match teatineed. 14 114 D e o.itisses.A,Diaern r e. 3 1 At Ommhagen Greland.a.Ths Cuter v. Tana I' eteArafoollit 1 114 Da asses, ItAperCt. 111 al s 4 ' Its 11 Gab. 111 10 t. endWeet.(lre.) 1164 114 At Northampica Al s.-tit Club v. Streatham. V. 100 Gnat tlmbern ... ... 73 16 714 65 11 1 At Barnes Green. Berms' Albums v. Ike Sheen larbselblev. 17 17 Da g17..._ ... ... .., - - lid 54 SO Luerlir OM *Me .. 50 Ist • At Shelibeld.-The above matsicemanded. 1411 II -, .- SOW At Redboaras Onalmon.-1111edbenras 6. Iringime and Pifatons. 44. Is Dea l Yekkakk. ..44 47 4 . 7 4 ii 1 At twee.-Ewell v. Thames Moe. At Ilbeembery.-Bbreweleery. with Ohm, V. ligrathsstm. ; 30 I 114 Do. VI 111 . . • SMODAPIT. SO i Ili Do. Vat GlagiintiM 4 - - „ , At Leavalegtes.-1 Zingsrlv. the Gmatlemenof Wars :eftvt'vm with m i 5 0 u„,„wa si d ier . ~,, ii 40 , Parr aad Widen. . 144 1 114 Lemloasmilledniall . . 64 61 :I • At Shrewsbary.-The above match eontlamd. It . toe tAsoletettem.ste.o.st no 974 At Cbertsey.-Serateb Trediromen's llateh. St. 100 1.074Wi ilt./krts6..Wo ton 1124 1134 ad 113 4 sadly At Haldessibild.- Eleven of lingland V. Twenty of Haddenthld. Is r s Do . i i , gem th 4. us , . 1 4 1 pi . 2 54 , „ We hen not neared the 04111110 at the yen to the mat*. 10 I IS Do. nibs I; 1.. , At tot ashore Greewl.-The World v. the South- 10 4 D o alsi i :.ga b kit ; 0 1 fel Cub. PaMT. St. IN Linden A Soullt-Waskrn 77. 64" " 10414 10 i 414 Do., g* ... ... .. Ils 104 es At temninalon.-Tbe above MUDS enatasned. 60 * 17e., ZOO .. . 9 5 „ At Hodelsralell-The above math sootlowd. to 51 sad lttra..os3,liktlaa • If 15 15 At Copenhagen Gored . -Isllngtia Albion v. Northrimen.perk g e , to o if ely.taimb. 13 1 4 44 At * 44 Da. UseL slake 1 11. dis At Me 7.-Sury v. Baroley. It. 100 MUlmill ... .- ... .. 40 41 a d 11l 111 ea di, At Bishop', Siortford.-Illorp's Stortfeed .v. (}menage Img so i 53 D e , or . .. 44 204 di. „ ' 444 5 1 " Vmatices Can. It 100 is.. lam and DMII .: 15 19 . „ aaresmr. to 1474 IlidlemilOreat Westara(l) - - At Floddershed.-Tbe abase mats It concluded. ' I Nmtmerbm 74 74 - At nfishop's lhortion.-The above match concluded. V LS ' e IS • Ate;mlWinni. Ilirdsol... ... 31 64 Ma 4 ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF THE Ilt. 100 Nara& ... . ... 16 IS TRENTHAM PARK CLUB, WITH FOUR PLAYERS. Se II Ds. linilio... .... - ni ut att The seat of the Duke of Sutherland, Trentham-park, SC ,Seethem Illmallus * Unite , 3 H eta :In during the past week, was the scene of one of the finest Sid " 17 , x „...,' ........xllbilab :: :: St . 61 11" I 1 1 43 1447 cricket matches of the mason. There were several special 30 1 , 4 r 4;;; . 44 . si ""'"7•"'„, " . trains from various parts of that and the adjoining °militias, 10 1 s u m, kik.ii. um:l., pm each heavily laden ; and when all had discharged their 10 10 =Li u ? Wolves. 154 11 IS II ... ... 15 15 living cargoes there were nearly 4,000 spectators found to St. si have assembled in Trenthent•park to witness the doings of " 73 ' ' Miltad - - the far famed Eleven of England. The ground upon which IL 1 _, Dalew ii: . • c ii.**;,* h , 6 the match was played is immediately in front of the hall. g i Do, rim 8.. 41 44 The Eleven won the toes, and were not removed Irons Is 5 . • lkilenfnMOS: 44 1 4 Oh the wickets until 214 runs had been placed upon the score. W. ati ihrembary and Mosta On the part of Staffordshire there was not a double score . Tue. W. 511 54 ..= "13 . 15 ' is the fist innings ; and they had made but 32 as a total in 1, 1 a 4 ' ILI Kt 1 " 1 "' - live ::: i g 4 i p the second; when the three days having expired it was agreed i s a D., m i . , , • 1 I 515 .. to draw the match. Thus stood the score : 97 64 *maim Cal m ..... . t 34 Ws ins EIATIOS. 0/1 II Usk Dow= .„ ... .. 11 14 (Wye, e Armitage, b Inky 19 N. Mt, Elm., e Ward, b Ar. it. 10 yam ... ... .. 105 Doi 195 10 195 Waders, e Omens, b Amt. stems l3 60 ll.lll Vs* ~ . .. 26 17 DO 43 W. VIM. • Comber. b C 7464 • Wl9 liellttalikillaterDss -- As Pan, b Croaks* .... ........ 3 I laud lO 11 6 ibeg. 4 11116,61)5e1e,11.10. 31 44 Ilk*► b Dressland 800, b Crentand Guy, sat oat .. - ..... . ........ 43 GalC, 0 Armitage I 10 174 . • . UM 1 13 dle Martinis:No Ogees,. Is - And. B, 6; 1 74. 3; tr,3; n 6, 1 - do UP 2$ - SO 50 Waterfard re .. I . JtC,iitic, . - - 11l it. u Tcek.Settertlekllertriti 164 17 181 117 Taisinun Cs.va. U It Oa at Ilstassmos ... 64 6 die IS Crosshmd. a Ben. 5 Maim 9 ran oat 0 $ 9 Dao.ll.6.Parehme . 34 Si „ Kirby. Ib w, Ogilvie ... .... .. . ... 1 e Felix, b Marthigell..- 0 St. to York and Keith *Wear 14 4 lit a d 34 Ix 6 IL C. Timm . y, e CaLva. b*arie"...... 9 lbw, 1iC15ra5.......... 14 -..— ....5.:..._ ITHENZIL CAMIAGIS, NEW AND SECONDHAND, 0? THE MIT DISICUIPTION. rat& ROBIKIILIitd CO., mi, (OUT i tzx -- = =.4. 3l & lx vory or • Plossms, asS Wm*: . M I = 4 : 4 l•Hrt seems., NA Cuesso lat=ii i nte 1.1 mkt 4E OM via Nett, to pardon. All canton mkt • twelve sisMA Soma musilMS liglit Bus tram SS svAssas ft U Orr. irswaLumir. DODD. BROTHERS, 40, u anhea (laras.bwiss• Ads). joediers. ilserssiihn, sad soldrolow. bis is snide as Issmilis sr ibelr 4nterive ASSIST NEXT d in ualimmurrs. reedy gra et the otraksot rake sod mond Soler Is Amiss is lirs=l~Ma. Imp wring% to Se aft Mils is Issehs.-0. subsequently put down, and for the suppression of which the forced loan before alluded to was decided on,in accordance with the powers conferred by congress . Confirmation appears to he required, however, of all intelligence from this quarter, the media of commu nication being so uncertain. To-day's business list is as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. small Bonds, 91 a. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 59 4. Equador Bonds, 31, 1. Mexican, 27t, 28 ; do. for sect, 16th Sept., 271, 28. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 91, 903. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 201; ditto for account, 20a ; ditto Passive, ol ; ditto Three per Cents., 371. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, given by Herapath's .Tournal, shows the total receipts to be 342,544/. on 6,388 miles, or equal to 53/. 10s. per mile per week. For the corresponding week of last year the amount was 285,9164, on 6,027 miles, 471. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 56,6341., or 19.81 per cent. in the aggregate amount received, an increase in the mileage of 361 miles, or 5.99 per cent., and an increase of 6/. is the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Tones estimates the aggregate traffic since the Ist July at 2,620,068/., which on 6,187 miles gives an average of 423/. 9s. 7d. per mile. The receipts for the same periodlast year were 2,182,6271. on 5,800 miles, or 376/. 6s. 3 1 .4. per mile. The dif ference is thus in favour of the present year to the extent of 47/. 3s. 3W. per mile. W o I m t e QUEES, Tents, Flap, Ban Blinds, and Avmdapa. MUM( PIOCAMT, Manufacturer to the howl al 014111.1~. hr palmated for Ma moon • large STOCK of Pin ItQUMNS, 110476, and FLAOt4, for snag or PUS. MAME; sio Tanta talf Giant (Ulm AWllialp and temporary Tones ermand and Slid op. Met Molls and waterway( waggon gni out amen mad am rememble two.. Taping's!. ea Moo for berm ander maim Ombra per past Immettlatel to by WILLIAM PIOOIIR. 111. Toeittadram, SATUKDAT EVENTING. The rates for money remain about the same as be fore, but there is not the same facility of discount, as, in consequence of the uncertainty prevailing as to commercial affairs, a selection is made of bills, though there is a strong desire to maintain credit and avoid a crisis. Money has not been in extraor dinary demand on the Stock Exchange, and sales of stock have rather increased the supply of money available. In the present state of affairs it is im possible to anticipate a governing rate for money. Money is abundant, business steady, and carried on to a great extent, but throughout the year complete confidence has never prevailed ; and although a fair harvest has been got in all over the world, and so far there is an augury in favour of peace, yet the con duct of the European governments is looked upon with alarm, as calculated at any moment to cause revolutions. Times 6f political distrust are calcu lated to diminish the consumption of produce with out enhancing prices, and therefore merchants are frightened from holding stock, or from encouraging preduetion by purchasing extensively in advance. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 28th of August, show the following results (23 francs for 11.): iiiii:ii; , i;:ii„ - iiii.: THE HUMAN HAIR. Vs* Isapramedvated sward LOWLAND , ' MACASSAR OIL, ether la 1.1 the heir Iv u. erttgaul strength wed branty, or reetnelay Mee kw, le nallersey lowan end napreeinial; awl in manta bi d se& nmenble rut name, ow, in tbanrelena, angled by the :me aelheolles. It ba. abutment the mirk, latrennge gawky, Ma oily senor& uar new teart, bat thew a tam while el ism: /ma Ur ralulue/ panty awl awes, It le sissilsal* adapted kr ar h k (thulium, own at the meg seetkr ems, d arstisay red fa the weary of royalty end by tbe 6alYee d tie nehltity and . bite 3. 60 wt 7... et hotly bade, Owl to Mr ad., sad Unable that /Yes. Ise. O. the wrapper et ISM book dlhe geealre ere thew welds k tan Ileakede nempoll..ku•gid by A. atIMLAIIIII ash $0:4l, 11, Hattuaysaka wed b sod raimien, ENGLISH FUNDN.—Tats Der. Dank Sitrek, V 513 " Lope A nnititier, 3 per CC Ecitticeil 961 9 India Stork. 3 per Ct. r dot 01., Ai 9 Ditto I9oniir.lpOrt...9: s '-• •. = I. tor APP.. , Coreook, 96 9 ieff I Exchequer Bilk,. lolvirr.,e9.•. 43. pro roREtO i VUNDS. 3 per CL Mexican. 24 6 per CC. Peruvi4v. 9v4 1g Ditto Dererrel. 43 4 61er CL $ 4 per Ct. littp...lan. 114 4i per Ct. Itatolan. lo 4 3 CL slertnl4l. Ac ura g 3per Ct. Spaateh. 374 el DO. P.SIVO. I 24 ,per Ct. Veste4aela, 30 2 Do. Deferred. 11 12 , Cent.. 14 1 db.. 44 per (t. Mateo, 93 5 5 rwr Ct. ItranlLln. 90 2 Do. Sera. 9, 1;;; * di: Arra, ass per rt. 13.i3aa, IP4 3 per et, Lhillan 64 6 3 per Ct. Dantrh, 779 '24 :exr Ct. Dotal Pi 66 1 per Cr lOttell:42t 3t 1f466410r, 3 1 per CL Gn.uada, 14 15 fiudlnlan S DU BARKTII REVA UINTA ARABICA FOOD. Case 411,=:—.111/T ewe laireurlbelie eseerkees rereerues. sibs; emetspelea.lboalso*, lemee. " = stew eleseek use weak.. Ws We mime Iler re z: oast Meek Mks Waimea. Lb& sese 1/164 Owe /I. et deepeeelsa hue the MA Ha dr WA Newt f. Deis —" 1 Mee aleieed emieesele Weft ken yew bar Mt. Argils llPar s l a ftelder It dee ft peemeese dr Oils ▪ euelkerbe the et Ow lisse. 4 -11leme de ilia One pla 1,1184—. agspeple. MEIN olib sempe, wow, a.t isepee, tNmei* 7 ewes* bed eesedied the aitglai el may, Wye Mw eibesrelleveamed b lartfoilelielen bad la • wry *art Una. I sisal W taw lo wows any Mo. Mar V . aladiattio 116•1•17. MIMIL—PearaL L aim afar fW hroroctloat. weisliat Is.. St S. Id.; fIL, at It. ; Mr, at II..; I;14., at 2s. laper-o•Said roam 11011„ at Si.; WU, at M. ; tat Mb. rid amatiors r. ..at Ova of arrlate na M. sir at Poraolar Vero W W SAMIT sad Co. IC, New Med at. balm • ,1•1111 mol Pl.ruarino .. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. , = . .My, b Mae. e P9eIN k asrlra Bullion , ~ Bullion on deposit 97422 Decrease 4,980 Circiaktion Public deposits Private deposits 4,749,601 Increase 62,689 Bills discounted 3,989,707 Decrease 22,290 Government securities 7,052,162 Increase 8,397 MINCING LANE.-TIIIS DAY. The private contract markets are quiet to-day and no sales of importance reported, but the absence of failures tend daily to give confidence in the colonial markets. The public sales declared.for tomorrow consist of : Sugar, 200 hhds. West India, 1,700 bags Bengal, and 2,100 bap Madras. Coffee: 450 casks Plantation Ceylon and 150 bags Native, 300 bags Costa Rica, and 7d casks East India. Saltpetre : 700 bags. Rice : 1,500 Lags. META LB.-The markets have bean inactive during the past week, boa Scotch Pig, quoted 391. to 33a. 661.; mixed numbers, 38s. 6d. to t9s. ; W els h bare 41 10s. to 41. 16s. Copper steady. Speller, quoted 141. 6s. to 141.175. East India TM, dull of gale, and quoted rather lower, 80e. to 81s. English Tin, block, 84s. ; refined, 903. Corron.-This article wears a ver y firm appearance. Oug.-Seal, pale, 34/. 10s. to 151. ; brown, 311. to 311.105. Sperm, 811. to WI. ; headmatter, 961. to 981. ; Cod, 361. 10s. South Sea, 32/. to 331. 10s. Olive, Galipoli, 401. to Ill.; Spanish and Sicily, 38/. to 391. Palm, 27/. to 271. 104. Cocoa-nut. 311. to 32!. Seed rape, pale, 34/. 10s. to 3.1/. ; Linseed, 321. 15s. to 331. „ Wm. aril, b Onto ..... camber, notout gay. Wood, • sad betutai. Itragaism, 1 b tr. b carve .... EIAMIIMIII. b Wades M. ark,. D. Holki.”, It., e Parr, b steak, rya oat R. Bolin, Bq, TYSOIIt Armitage, b w„ bi Chaim by& nut Out T. Bro l ug ham, Iraq , • rick b Clarke R. Bil, Dm. ham. W. Win. bW , b Clarks Wily; imam . J. Norris, Bag, bCtatim Ilalme, nu oat kt. 11 e Bes, b iltatinsma 4 4 NMI% auks 0 12 b Martinson 1 I pat EXHIBITION. CLAIM XIII. 0 SSSSS L HARDWARE. PORTABLR IRO IROOTRADS. LOCI/. GRAMM is. These accounts present one chief feature, the enor meus.,inceease of bullion amassed without design, and destined foe no pupae of neetcd polscy. The amount of railway calls falling due in the month of September ii unusually small, being as follows: 0 s Bax, b Clarks 0 0 10 pa 9p9 S sot oat _ 11 Amount per elmre. Du* Already 1 Number CALU. en t>t Sarr.,lB3l. Date. Paid. Called. of ehares. Lootemblre and Yorkshire • w,l; als,l $ SSA 211 pa WA s d 405. PATENT STOVE ORATE and JL HANKERS' SAYE LOClL—Pablla attention it vannottlebr whetted la GRAY and NOV'S RAMAT/NO and lINFLECTING OTOVit ORATE, and to Uttar 1/01 , 141.1: SAP% LUCK. eon la Vie Etbibitlea The Stunt to be bad ut all Irrennuanon., and from the Madero, JUMP Grat sad Non NO. boom KM.* Mbabane , Pk a&ohmag &L e arid . Xenia bleu* Robson, and Hook. MINES. (From the Daily Nora.) _ . SATURDAY EYNNIXO. The mining share market, during the week, has presented a more satisfactory appearance than any other department of the security markets. An in ennsed share of attention has been directed to mining investment, in view of the continued satis factory reports from most districts, and a rather large amount of business has been done at full prices, both in dividend and speculative undertakings. The mining interest generally appears to be emerging from the state of partial inactivity noticed for some time past, as contrasted with the activity which pre vailed at the end of last year, and the prospects of the market must be considered good. Subjoined is the latest list of prices : Alfred Con sole, 14; Bedford United, 71; Wheal Buller, 520, 330 Wheal Bassett, 380 ; West Providence, 95; Tre mayne, 261, 27; Mary Ann, 391, 60, 61 • Tram ney, 30, 51; South 'Lamar, 21,21 ; Comfort, 35; Soon, 210 ; Straw Park, 131 ; Brewer, $ ; Travis key, 200, 203 ; South Tolgus, 155, 160 • Merllyn, 31 ; Fenton, 61, 61 ; Devon Great C onsols, 300; Devon and Courtney, 1 1 „ I;; Devon Consols North, 19s, 1/. Foreign shares : Australian, .I„ 3 ; St. John del /try, Istt, 19; Imperial Brazilian, 2, 3; Cohen. 3 2!, 33; ; Copiapo, - 53, 6; Santiago, 2, 3. United lelican, 2, e. The following dividends have been declared during the month of August : Per share. £ P. d. Wicklow £olB .... 4,400 0 0 Wheal Damen CoMa Lislmn p s o e 2O 0 .... 2, , 000 0 0 Mary Ana North Pool 7lO .... 1.600 0 0 Bedford United— 0 4 .... 800 0 0 Wheal Selma 4 0 .... 792 0 0 South Tolgus 8 0 .... 763 0 0 WhralEriendship Wheal Reeth 2 10 .... 600 0 0 41reat Work Wheal Margaret Wheal Tremsyne Pros Mears 81Wss St. lres Consols 4 0 .... 376 A 0 Balkswickles Berodsfoot 0 I .. : US 0 0 t 11,117 N o Two Viols-NT ssoisi Wer2 t Lugano on the 23rd. elms 2Ahab alininkli direction was from meth W musk awl Ike mem wry. This is the third shock sat lathe $ it Imp maw et thin year. kr` **-• - • ifi so N wo. OP_ e 0 ; - 0 . , 4 • - It ) c !" 1101 WINic try, • )2 33J 34 • Of proteetantism, the court of Berlin has given up the championship. The KING himself is a political Puseylte, and deems the Roman catholic church a much more convenient one than the protestant, much more useful to restrain and to manage the people, 'The protestant pastor does notexereme the moral police with the minuteness that despotism requires. And hence the King of PRUSSIA treats the protestant clergy and prelates with sworn. All his smiles and genuflexions are for the Roman catholic prelates and persuasion. Ile is the favourer of reaction in reli gion and in politics. Whether such an idea may not, suit the Emperor of AUSTRIA is a question. But such conduct in a Prussian monarch, is simply un ravelling the entire web that his ancestors have been weaving through centuries of patience and success. Another claim of Prussia to pee-eminence was its free development of intellect, its education, and uni versities. But all intellectual movement the King of PRUSSIA has turned his back upon as decidedly as upon religious freedotn, in order to fall back upon the- Austrian system of ignorantism. No man of learn ing now looks with aught but shame towards the court of Berlin ; and indeed the most intellectually eminent meu of Germany are one by one avowing themselves republicans, not from any theoretic pre ference of republic to monarchy, but from the unde niable experience that German monarchs arc not to be trusted, that they aro not men of their word, and are utterly devoid of principle. Having lost its military parity with Austria, its political weight at the head•of the minor states, its religious position as the bulwark of protestautiam, its intellectual cha racter as the friend of letters and enlightenment, all that remains for Prussia to throw away or be de prived of, is her commercial supremacy. And this indubitably else cannot keep. Fortunately for her the affairs of the ZOlNClein have been patched to gether so us to last till 1853 ; patched up, how ever, „in. each a way that set aside all the recent proposals of Prussia, and left the regu lations and the tariff much as they were before. But the states of the Zollverein arc little interested in holding together. Whatever of its ground and motive was political has vanished with the prestige of Prussia. The southern states, dependent politically upon Austria, must fall into ber commercial Land. Prussia herself cares little now for keeping WOrtem berg and Bavaria, to which she made financial sacri fices, no longer compensated by political influence or connection. In short, the prophecy of Prussia's giving up the ghost, and being lust in the entity of Germany, is coming to pen, not iu the way or the spirit prophesied, by her adoption and furtherance of German unity, but by the establishment and demon stration of Prussian nullity. Such is the state of things in which the King of Peussis has thought fit to make a tour through his dominions. If ever it became a prince to be silent and modest, to seek to throw upon dire and painful necessities the weaknesses and treacheries of an in glorious reign, that prince is the King of Pitt•ssiA. For him to come forth and face the sun like a conqueror, for him to assume airs of pride and triumph, whilst his people crouch in the sack-cloth and ashes of national humiliation, evinces a rare fatuity. His MAJESTY has just made a tour through his Rhine provinces. He prefaced his coming by displacing the liberal president or governor, and appointing in his stead one of the most notorious of the Juoker, or ultra-tory party. This done, his MAJESTY appeared, and declared that the great , reason of his coming was to put down that constitutional press which had taken root and flourished in the wealthy provinces of the Rhine. ! The KING has made a coup d7tat against the Co' - logos Gazette. Such is the great achievement of the , hero of Schleswig and Hesse Cassel. I There can be no more striking proof of the mode rate and wholesome state of political opinion through , out Germany, even in those wild years of turmoil, than that the great and successful journals were those set on foot by men of large capital and liberal but moderate ideas. The most successful of these was the Cologne Gazette, ever the opponent of wild democracy, of republicanism, and persisting to put ' faith up to the last moment in the sincerity of prince', and the possibility of satisfying the nation, however excited, by strictly constitutional institu ' tions and concessions. If ever there was in the piss a true friend of monarchyj, such friends ' were to be found in the Clyne Gazette , or in BROCIEHAUS'S Leipzig Journal. The former could not be accused of a want of pliability to circumstances. Since Prussia's flag of unity, and its ' ancient right to protect and safeguard North Ger- ' many, were given up by MsYret:FFEL, still the Cologne Gazette dared to hope that the constitution would be respected. Its moderation has not saved it. The Kiso is determined to have no press in Prussia, no ' parliament save local and consultative ones, and, in short, no voice throughout the land save his own. The law in Prussia—the KING'S own law—declares that a paper can only be punished after conviction the government aseordingly prosecuted the Cologne Gazette, but the result was an aequittal. The KING therefore asses *rward to declare that he will use his sziseplogoi authority to pat down the press, by rui sod eissaiksi the brevet of any printer Wth OA L , en daterday the dignified protest of this leader deb Garman press against the brutality, ille g es of its suppression. We fully eyes ge ibthapation. But, after all, a free perm weld Dot hope to survive a free constitution. • Theirieseeity et complying with the exigencids of dospotion,in attempting to conciliate its susceptibility, vela have indelibly injured the character of a free • Better that there should be complete and tmhsehw de:knees throughout North Germany—the pew the aside% esti the professional chair all slimmed —and nothing seen to stalk abroad save the sentinel did the gaoler. Such is the present state of Ger many: To consider such a system endowed with the "Witte' of eldest permanence, security, or order, meet be the rook et either sheer stupidity or rare 11111111 ii. BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JCNCTION.—The half yearly mating of this company was held at Birmingham, Mt re Pla% 4 . No port was road, and, as the line t o now Met oil the Great Weetera Company, the proceed ile Vann . The Chairman expressed his belief that by*. Ow their next meeting the line would be nearly MM. Hig opiodag. Mr. T. Hadley expressed a hope that isedd mot run a ruinous competition with the London =stem by which the shareholders would be ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF ILKESTON AND DISTRICT: This match was played at Ilkeston on the 28th, 29th, and 30th ult. The score w as follows : TILATwOr;. - . P. Potter, Erq., b Clarks rub out Fletcher, e Purr, b Croke J. It. Story, Esq., Jun., rug eat—. Ceiba, b Wledeg Calladine, c Parr, b Wledes ..... „.. Widen. b Grundy glint, 0 Clarke Horsley, a and b Highs ....... .. Bon, b Clerks A. Potter, FAq, e Clays, b Clarke.. =r i t i: b Wudes J. Aldred, b Clarke 0 Clarke .... ..... Gregory, e CaLga, b Parka Pour" b Wigton W. Hunter Het, b Wilde' Comber,. Pella, b %algid' e Wisdom, b Grandy E. Wm!, b WWII% . .... s gory b Clarke P. Pot' x, lA.. b Illarka sot out IL Hildwort, brq., b Winds- a Wladak 0 Clarke T. Atterab wough, b Clarke Hon. W. J. Teruo; b Widen ...... b Grundy F. Hurt, Iraq., b %Trades a Martingel. 0 Grundy... Ball, e Parr, b C ark', liwtork, c Irity, b Mute „.. b Clarks Cock , bat oat • Boa, b Clark* B,l;lthe Jell= Cow. e Pall, b Pastas J. Guy, b Paatou 0. Parr. b Pleteber W. Cats, e 6. Potter, b riattiws... 1 b Calabar Y. Nab, b Paitaa not wt. . T. 800, b Prat= W. Itartlagell. b Pagan W. Qat,. 0 Camber .......... N. Fem. Erq„ 6 Pastow ....... ... _ J. Widen, notes:.. J. Grimly, 6 Pub. 1 • Callodinr, 6 ?Weber._ II 8,3; 16,1; w. 4.......... .... ......10 11,6; 1b,3; w,3 II EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. PARIS, Avg. IS. 1 he Mow. 3 pas Cam. 36 45 per Ceuta........._ • 94 13 4 per Ocala. at do. New L05..3 per Omsk _ u losb..ses w Liaise : at slate, 15 74; 94e1ay5,14 3,15 to Noah% Naples Reath Do. 5, 13,2. — Soap Idea, Dan Do. ...... Do. do. 1650 76 -. Do. Pladocot p. Deals. 110 - 10 I Them aresLank Bun" 2160 111•DILID, Ato. 28.-. 4 / 1 0 Three par Cents. 361 ; after Bolus, 361; Four per C en t s . a t 151 • after Bolen, 16i; Fin per Cents. at ; after Bolas, 71 • Passives, after Bolas, 6 9-16 ; Coupons at 81. Bank of St. Ferdinand. 101 p. ; after Bohn, 100. Eschew on London, 51. BERLIN, Auo. 30.—Volunta r y Law 1061. New Loan Four-and-a-lfalf per Cent., 104. National Debt, 89. Bank Shares, 10i1. Ago. 30.—Five per Cent. 81ctalligues, 961; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831; Bank Shares, 1237 ; Ex change an London, 11.50. N 43 MN 16 41 N 10 if V/ au IN IC 94 .0 For Account- LOCAL SEARS 114J11171. 1 1 walea0L. Aro. 30.—There has been veryUe busi ness dam a to-44, and priers base a deslsalactendeney. The CO ere: Lineswelre and Yorkshire, 0$ I I—lnsae L-I.lweryeral, trashy, and Southport. 24 4.—Leedes and Swat Wester; 11.4 -Ditto (Nrw 4 shares), If p.-lanehester, libellabl. and Llacoin (prat sear.), 11—Midland, eo—ditto ( shinen, 4.—lbessa Eastern sad Down, 194 i—berk and Nana MeNuels Atagaillegti, Ara. 30.—Priees were rather firmer than they Ind hen en days of the week, sad Leeds an t e mold at 4111 aid 47; Sid ►l2 11.16; Cheat Northern, 134; t on d os There was Int a =mil awl Iles Winans. 42 8. 11ballsid, 2 ; South Eager', In, 4. dam • 13nuasmama, Ave. 30.—There warn scarcely anything lib ludo swag ; tee peers and arsteelators bare Wood tee muted le the useilkn is tarn Wan nettber buyers ear seilern s l/eintaad limas Moen clewed 1124, 113 ea d ie . ; sad itidlaads. u n & Ave. 31.— TM quotations for shares to-day show e_dtent Islam, la drearr; bat wry little beam= has been dame. werailleamid thy. Tee ra., treaseetiees are la Mint gardens at LS Mid ea ON, sad Leeds nerthrrae at le. rdZaolt - omaTiokintt Damits Norfolk) Sortioraiillmterit 5 porQ Ow* le lititc.Cosatba• t Ditto MUD New -. PrestoneWrie (Ina. Lao. k:4.W4d.eLaao.kYorf I Ditto O 1100d..0.11.. Domosilto Ina =;1 0 1 &moo sri lOWA (ler to Omni Ilionthato 41 Do. Not Isteo.(ditto 04 INA ftEltriailve Sr. Owed Is O Wout Ct. too. Dowd to 0000losiDur. llsb dmi Cakdalia /140 II Mester ad an Mumble s Itstb. li Vi d te; irstmegesigsideakap. a. EastorsOodatko Eideso, I 3 par Ct. Ago. I I %Mao do. . 2 10 Do. Now /A par Coot. Moth 20 'tait.llidakthdipendp.o 3 Edinburg% Portli. mad Iloodoo. 34 per (kat ... 12:,Orad itandera3 per Odo I f 0 iGLEltlligWomlrs(l)l/20/60 100 Groat "Morn 6 I Lor • Id* r UN= LEASED AT FLIED IA I 1 Outs It Ha to EMS _Ct.( _lissed tout-wawa ity Mrsier atiAlorOJ R sato 4. tol a tir r oa. Psi • i• 10 so 11 1281.,.N Dudley 02NOWsolori 1 SO If Dl mill3 eiliataturiatoe 174 IT - (kr34l•o22•Moolsto Qom, tolishatlLM•ourai 171 SO SO Jostles 21 23 tut h ro=.op.O." . Omsk lo OS. Swann) 0$ 21 SO Dor Forest (leasedi•OseetWatern 14 SO SO tionlasibr(Llorlllllil 100 U 13 Do. Urns Woo) alb 114 124 Ds. f lone (4,111.) .. 11 10 S 0 toolik 11 121 1211Asice mai Orsiswieb (Isiosi tolloothisMorn 111 10 ISO MU holliesmo (d1113)1 111 adiskiatizs. r pr Ont. Mock . I inus — Wrim — ree.l . 7...! Ditto 'llse Orr.' per Ct. lloodnaketliWiners Neu IlactibelL&Lbse. IKON' Do. New SIO Norton' 011 told, Worcester, ass. Wolves. LIS OwOast 0:.~.Ka ...- litrowakChorts ZNer.W II per Osat... . Booth Devoe Tack. Itewoold;k Otaortit Zog.toorott.l Ditto Ditto ... FORRION leaders. 1•4 Audios .Ciao! Mar ( %laws, aair. lmtnwl., 1 11 10 I Do. 171 1 :atis Aste;it 11 . Do. do. Dew 20 . *air roe Lisp it 71orthstli at Rath.. 'OrDsas *id Ihteksou Puts mai Odors 21 Partssod 17 4wiiiirl=riii IS I l ltooss mot Ilssys II emirs odd art . II from* Ned 2 7 42112 %Wirt Realm e ai 4 44 ale: i; • 8: 11 1 ISi d. BLININGNAN, WOLVIREAMPTON, AND DIMWIT.— A forma half-yearly d this eeeriwty was kid at filminess's, on Beeesisr. works were stated be in pewees, sad, sit= lie essapsrltapewsee wider thew act expired the Ise tow great mairebiese bT easiest le a 'sift Tare esatimany A renewal maim 4e of the amp= empuleory pewees will be aesslt for Dad WATXII,OIO AXD LDIERICIfe—nm NOW half yearly 'weaning_ d Itie ocespaoy wee le law bees Yid la Waterford os Thsreley. but a salklest auessee ef clues to wesetitate • meeting was sot repesesteL xi / 3 ; 100 „ 11 14 IS id S 4 SS 4 II pal 43 AS te 111 Uf • 1.4 z d $ pm Si 21 4Y ~ $3 16 SHARES. GI 7 N f MB 4 If Paz f Pak fr 1 1 14 " le 11 lii ate Mr i - wry 14 f rig 131 Ile 'Fr 10f Ili 127 121iPal Is 16 4ilid i 1 4 Ps Is 14 12 14 If IQ 4 41 I li the ! ".tys. 14 1 l lf7 S i I 3 3 4: I 10 3 . 4 Fifths _ SO 111 110 0 130,619 190,229 Newport, Aberplemsh ae4 Hereford . .... —IS 0 2 0 0 29,220 36,040 101tembury sol Mortford I 3 10 0 29,710 29,710 Waterford mad Kilkenny, £0 Pref. Iloptros and Ilitebin, titlepreth Kelm. ...... 23 4j OIS 0 10,040 0101 C304,51)0 This makes the total calls since the beginning of the year 4,421,9011. In September, 1830, the amount was 386,3531., and in the same month of 1849, 865,054/. The only steam navigation call is another of 10/. per share on the General Screw Steam shares. 'I he Eastern Steam Company are calling in their shares for register, but it is not understood that they will want much money yet. There is no call this month for the telegraph com pnies, but the Electric Telegraph Company and the British Telegraph Company equally propose exten sion of operations forthwith. Mining calls are being made at the usual rate, new companies are not unduly pressed forward, and there is no material influence on the money market from that quarter, though there is much speculative action as among dealers in mining securities. The demands for railway debentures are moderate, but some of the embarrassed companies find a diffi culty in renewal. From the bonds being in large sums, and few and original hands, there is always in such eases a difficulty of renewal, and with more solid companies a difficulty in reducing the rates of interest. Some managers have begun seriously to consider the propriety of issuing small bonds instead of dealing in mass with the assurance corporations, I who are able to put on the screw on most occasions' of renewal. Foreign rates of discount may be quoted as fol lows : Adelaide, 20 to 32 per cent. ; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.• Antwerp, 2 to 3 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; B ordeaux, 4 per cent. ; Brussels, 4 per cent. ; Calcutta, Qto 10 per cent. ; Ceylon, 9to 10 per cent. ;1 Copenhagen, 3 per cent. ; Frankfort, 2 per cent. ; Hamburg, 11 per cent. ; Havre, 4 per cent.; Haven nah, 8 to 9 per cent.; Leghorn, 41 to 41 per cent.; Madrid, 6 per cent.; Marseilles, 4 per cent.; New ' York, 10 to 15 per cent.; Paris, 3to 31 per cent. ;1 Pernambuco, 11 to 11 per cent, per month ; Peru, 24 per cent. ; Philadelphia, 6 per cent. ; Rotterdam, 21 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 6 per t cent.; Trieste, 31 to 31 per cent. •, San Fran , CiICO, 3 to 8 per cent. per month; St. Petersburg, 51 Ito 61 per cent.; Valparaiso, 12 per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent. TALLOWMAHKET.-THIS DAN. We have no new feature in our market this morning, but the price may be quoted firm at the fallowing range : —Town Tallow, 365. Od. to 375. • Peternburn Y.(:. on the slat, 395.; last three months, 39a ; Jan. and March, 391. lid. PARIICULABS OP YALU/W.—T/118 DAY. 1149. 1630. i 1631. Stork 'bog dey Casks.. 20,381 23,941 32.621 Deliver last week L. Iron let loos Arrival last week 2,399 1,491 1,213 Do. frotn Ist Jose Prise Y. C. this dayper 38e. 94. 371. 9d. j 39, ad. Ile. 'L.'s's I 495. Od. 39.. GO. PUBLIC SALES advertised for the week. Thursday, Sept. 4 : 48 casks Vegetable Tallow. Friday, Sept. 5: 200 cults 150 boxes South American Tallow ; 400 easks Austra lian Tallow, 66 casks of Bast India Vegetable 'tallow, 20 casks North American melted Tallow, GO casks Cochin Cocoa-nut Oil, 68 casks Ceylon Cocoa-nut Oil, and 18 casks Sydney Cocoa-nut Oil. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. - ---.... Our market was fairly supplied this morning with Eng lish Wheat by land carriage samples from Ewe and Kent, consisting Mimeos exclusively of the new crop. The quality being very fine, factors were enabled to effect a clearance at the rates of Monday last. In foreign Wheat very little business passed; holders, however, re frained from forcing sales, and quotations must be consi dered nominally the same as last week. Choice qualities of Flour being scarce, such command full prices, but inferior and out-of-condition parcels were difficult of disposal. There was very little English Barley at market and its value was well maintained. Foreign sold in retail for grinding purposes at late rates. The receipts of Oats being on a less liberal scale fae. tors generally held the article for a slight advance, which checked business ; in the sales made, however, as improve meat of 6d. per qr. was realised. Beans and Peas in moderate supply, and unchanged in value. White Mustard seed in good supply, and easier to par , abase. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 25th AVG. to 30th ADO. ‘O4. Ensllsh. Scotch. Irish. Proven. Wheat Barloy 124 I 20 o.os 5O 20 135 I 11460 Plour, 3,142 iseka; 7,913 banels. Malt, 2,921. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Can's Hartley. 13s. 61.; Eden Main, 13s. 6(1. ; Walls End Riddell, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Itraddyll's Iletton, 14s. 9d .; Walls End ILaswell, 155.; Walls End Henan, 14s. 9d ; Walls End Lambton, 14,5. 64. ; Walls End Stewart's, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 14s. 9d.—Shlps at market, 190. As to the bullion market, we reported yesterday the decline in the price of silver here. Towards tho end of the year a demand for silver will however spring up in the Calcutta and Bombay presidencies, and for sovereigns to remit to Oporto for the fruit crops. The last prices of fine gold are :—London, U. 17s. 9d. per ounoc ; Amsterdam, 11 to 11 per cent. prem. ; Bombay (leaf), 16 3-16 rupees per tole; Buenos Ayres, 3 per cent. prem.; Calcutta (China gold), 13.9 to 16.2 ; Canton, 22 dole. 60c. per tael ; Frankfort, 377 to 378 fl. per mare; Hamburg, 428} marks per mare ; Jamaica, 2f to 5 per cent. prem.; Lisbon, 0.4 per cent. dia. ; New York, 8 per cent. rem. ; Pans, 0.330 to 0.375 per cent. die.; Rio Janeiro, 138 per cent. prem. (paper), 58 per cent Vienna, 24 to 241 percent. prem. Amsterdam, The last prices of sovereigns are : 3_l Fem. (silver); Shanghae, 21 doll. 85c- per tad; 116. 83 to 95 ; Bahia, 8 mil. to 8.200 Bombay , 10 t B . , WOLVEFLUIPTON, AND STOUR VAL rupees ; Batavia, 198, 75; Bourbon, S per . ce t n t -yearly meeting of this company was held LLY.—The 4,4 70 r em; Madriu4- 10 0 in Birmingham, on Sat rd h ; New York, 4 do's. 86e.; port*, I 4,490 ebain . and u ay, ut t ere mg only tt. twat- Pm r shareholder present, no business ras ; 25fr. 100. to 25fr . 03e. ; ltio Janeiro, ro em. rupece : C°lrtob°'3;lPranlttlerort,cel6ll.. mr.auntnLo.ts:2n.;, List b p n a :, - ' was umusacted. The line will toe opened in October. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market remains very firm. The duty is estimated from 110,000!. to 115,0001. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Beast, is large but the average qua li ty very inferior, consequently a choice bullock makes rather more money, and wennl middling ones remain unsold. The supply of Sheep and Lambs is about the same as of late • trade is brisk, but it is only for • few of the bid descriptions that higher prices are made. Trade is somewhat better for Calves. Prom Germany and Holland there are 1,309 Beasts, 4,070 Sheep, 233 Calves, and 30 Pitts ; Spain, 700 Sheep t .11•111, SO Beasts ;.and 2,640 from the Northern sod Midland Counties. Perseus , •18103. ad.o. 4. I Pa' Mos of 69:3. N. 11. • rt. • Haft •••••llandards.. 3 3 6 Bra Da& lIN 4•13. 90 0 I 0 0 Hot dbor•tweo• ...... 3 3 • llasilase•roolo 3 4 3 • 6•••••40•61, d•••••.. 2 3 0, Do. do. abors Ca1.c........ ........ . 0 3 1 . EM sole:ced quaUty 3 A 3 2 i. . .. _.. _ 3 3 0 Do. do. Mom - . 0 0 0 0 lA. Di. A lialtbral. 3 310 Liuntle_ ...- . 601 , 41 . el.arket. 4.619: shveP mid LAmte..23,.203 ; t4ITOS. 333. Plis. Ai Wild lid in 4