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lei.. z --;.4-• • 7 € Tebt *lxprt J _ No. 2,149.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENINIi, JULY 12, 1803. [THREEPENCE. ...- - TOURS IN IRELAND. iceBUN GREAT INI/UStRIAL EXIIIBI. ip,v. t MtAND MUSICAI. YIt•TIVAL. iwenap, 14114 1 I. ix zuvrr. wkit b. parlutMea at Cheat firh p.b.0., on I 111:14IDAY, Jt:•7 14. he the Ilnit..l (lento at Num!. a 4 11 f1 4 Otani en .th dr.% sad Ike Ch.., el Roral, who ii , „ ha o r g o ayl Wll the Or o re ad the whnle ~f the Dulgin Bac it luext.r.. , na4ll liolltl•T 11 KEPI ksaltable for 3 in nth) are Low Yom.: nu ::oettse stelae : let Clam 2nd Clads. Z 3 3 0 3 3 0 41S 0 . _ .Ya to 1101 1 . LIMaI. Datba• o a al 06.4 4. Cdoereeter 3 13 0 Om Pe. to. Lulthl. inomeloirock Coventry. lielverhoopun. Hedeetellell, bed% NaCf. o w b c ear. Wan:natal. 11:,ne, Lock la. J. • iwriKtut,l Man l4• 33 0 1 f.y yea* dr thicket to proceed In rimer, Bangor, Dublin, cal tLe *I lil/lat Noy, and Ihel *gain to lb- atallos at on.• the 'whet • • takes. Th e h a t cods h Toerlat •Iset to entitled to 'lave tamed to us. trectland-ror, Dolan, at veer redoced rates, UMW Id a r or in the want, Wiekkow, in KOM.Te and Oleo tt.cer :glowers—Pe the journey frombelleet, t he 1. to toe Cornea (ao•evray. awl trona Wain to Ga. islet the 14or •Itrocich Crewman putenoet of • deket a. prevented, fret.. with • aooy of the 0111aihreed Wan Inatist's IlAndbook," conapilei eetey he these The to' .et art most meant, intermattne alLdded at the Meter 001,1aead (),.r piles taw, Mcaclaod-row, Dublin. IMO abs jesethey'. et" PIP W. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1. Priramecrest. Mr. Ileafflos &Webbed AMI.t, UV. gayoarrefi by 413,61.1 As of ftriirkest. 4 Vitt. sp.*. CIL4 MI .4 —COI. warm' ALEXANDRE. libnifinaib ?Mt wawa' retie of premiss fur .anti( Isaac or Debts. gaff preslans ugly mistral Jarlm Int area yam hiensare payable Obeli' it:r. twin asses for (Spina& BRITANNIA EINTAL LIFE ANVICIATION. by Mr Matany'e Royal Letters Meat. Ita4lo l 4= 4, fasall. frespeas4 ter rasp Woe months' differeace of ags ON emit rascal en • serf plan preulurly advantageous le e. beinw ibe LSI no& INEMI 414011 41. • rodusise of 10 per SID la the tangs year% persalas an aR participating Polreef. wasicia.. irserainital.) I Aiwa ri am 77 As.. Tn. 4 I I 1 . 2 h I lial. i Quit. Tarty isrly Pro. Pr& ohm aim. -- a. 4. 2 4 4 111 A I S. T 3 3 •1 I a i • a • i 1 1 I e. i rrelee.llll2l4l a. a 4, d. 1 SO I 7 1 12 Ile 4 711 41411 4 4 /I 7 le I 4 11 0 12 004 .11i7221444 1 2 1 1 I. R. FOATEB, Itakkatlareeler. ANDREW FRANCI.S. Seenasim. r ic tICHIAN DRESSING-CASE—The most Wig 'sly th• dm al 4 i mbiliPsk. me pit ?i v I =4 horp-ilialsil roollsre tetel ibm iisp, Oaisb. Nam Mb Wok soil X= Or salille. I the sii= Tisk Seri oil Sop U& To millbry ma. sodas a simmine or loodlbe few Nolo. ibis iavistir le lis Imilemble bra. is Mame vs. pm d sibet Dra Ma Wigs orlimadowas.dahartla few Wien Itstbss, et 111 prism. tosittlifor the ssisminal w 1 As esiesi Wa ss U 0 a wriftpae44. millmemmi. tot. 114444414 s% mot mp, warn - suemb pipit article% 114.1ssidasSesi. 4. rift liaimiall4met. her Eon be Offalkill. THE MO' MED11:01111% b KUM'S MEDICATED CRWL—For all lamas et WWI& *a wow Woe ideb pi le the jelmb or eild IWO& awideen or walk* WWI,' el WI. k WSW a WeL Ilmme le set wy emweeibe Is Ode raw seeepabra for oweler *maw nollima if las oh% *et am nue brl=wiel odbew. If we boob lweled ee Ile SW I eiene es bit bib. le awe ea ale semsdee el tbe lends Owelea m weell mesa ow tae Weds wbee ed lee dodo. Woe awl ear M INIM be Mew le vellseleg = jibe. welled beq w ild. de Werra; *Wier. wi all ledweedoey Wes. 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BNCILAND, Ramis, Turkey, Oreete.—Ou the INt•st /•h, Ns. 1, stir 61.. se • sly Weekly Pew, tie 11111 11TA11, spaniel doweled Ss t►s Modalltles slobs Grist lens Osesdis. 11111 Vows air slit snide artgbet artisies so Ils isosst swiss of dr day, sad wry Islirmiam rsidive is the doistatsksmossisk ststbdtest. sal esesises. It irtil sirsidsts Id di Os pot kiss id Snot brlbis NM MIA to Parts, Lyass. Kk orte Aratt. Thom Tr . s. GsLos o ,:adss, lOW Nem ie. Assoni . as ti s Oas. Los do: Mr isms Odestal. le, ta•irtrll sant ; sad •t ISW clews Mil brigs assissirsay ism, 21, ftash-Isss, Otradid. VwANN of CHRISTIANITY in the EAST. Ned the USTILII MR of ere Nib July, peke wh e" Isteed..y, Tab artistes ea way earadea relative to the paw nnin—Linies: berm lielualel. Larlealteltotteet, mad ail everma erl brabellierk 1111. UULVEKWKLL'3 MEDICAL WORKS, ovesaa. Assidrimpinsel. mad Mess', Wo by mb; P. WILT TO RAT. DIM. AND ATOM u. LECTITIZ TO TOrNO KIN. m. NOW TO II WIT. n. MOW. AND FETNICAL ZNJOIMINT yr LIFZ. V. ON OFICIAL DISZABIL ti FEZ warm= OF IIAIIII/101 LIIL MUMS OF WINTLIL W LINO tZ - n - Trit. ERRan, TRIM. sail SCOT= WEIL f gob., la. nab. VTDIOPATIET ; OIL TEI COLD WATIR CURL Ninon. 13, Ponernor-low; Carwallia, 147.116aLilawa ; • Maas, Canlin. owl ell bielallers ; aet Calverwil. aerfllMrw Ranalaanna. indo way is sa>lwlW dein tn. In till I, ELECTION OF A SHERIFF. Yesterday a common hall was held for the elec tion of a sheriff, in the room of Mr. Sheppereon, who had been elected together with Mr. Turnley, at the last com mon hall by means of one of those disgraceful election manmanes in use for picking the pockets of gentlemen liable to be put in nomination for the office. The Lord Mayor and some of the Aldermen, the Sheriffs, the &reorder, the Town Clerk, the City Solicitor, and ether corporation officers appeared upon the hustings at two o'clock, and The RECORDER stated to the very meagre assembly, whom he called the Livery, that they were met to sleet a gentleman to with Mr. Turnley, as Sheriffs of Lon don and Sheriff of Middlesex, in the room of Mr. Shep ?anon, who had been excused from taking upon himself the office by the vote of the Court of Common Council, on assrant of ill health. The COMMON Cana then announced Alderman Win and Mr. Thomas Norris as the names of the candidates for the vacant office, and the majority of hands appeared for the bean gentleman, who was accordingly declared in the anal form to he elected. The hall was then dissolved. AN ENGLISHMAN ARRESTED AT ODESSA. TO TYR IDITOR OF TUX TIMM: Sri,—lt has just come to my knowledge, and !roman undeniable source, that a young English traveller, with his passport is order, has been arrested at Odessa, on the suspicion of his being a Pole in disguise. Up to last amounts, the endeavours of oar coasul-general at that place Is obtain bas liberty had been uneucceesfal. What say Lords Aberdeen and Clarendon to this friendly reciproca kat of their lick.spittle peach riag to Kiwis? The coarse taken by the Aberdeen ministry in the Turk ish question, so ab.y animadverted upon by you, must die gait ell Reg'ahem* a, and create contempt fur our country is the minds of foreigner?. What are Lords John Russell sad Palmerston doing to safeguard the interests and honour of this country ? The inert/Len of the government, se strongly in contradiction of the evident feelings of the tuition at large, deserves the strongest reprobation ; and we East hope that the conduct of the members of the house will prove them to be worthy of the constituencies they represent. I inclose my card, and remain, dm., Landes, July 11. A LIBERAL. HOLTIIRAD NEW HARBOUR WORKS.—The new harbour at H. lybead is now continually affording shelter to lull numbers of vessels, which run in for protection, the worts being so far advanced as to afford the required refuge. As a harbour of refuge it is new being fully tested, and when completed it will form the largest in the kingdom. Hundreds of sail have put in during the last dew months. An area of 316 acres is being enclosed by • breakwater three-quarters of a mile in length, with a see pier 2,000 feet in length, and the ge depth of water will be upwards of 30 feet. A vast number of tons of stone have been deposited to form the foreshore and break water, and the daily d 'livery into the sea has been at the tote of 4,000 tons. This stone is obtained at " the Nona tea," about half a mile from Ilolyhead. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIG HT'S GAZETTE. JrLT i. The Queen ham bees gneiss -1v p eared to apooist Comte Ben 'polo Aathew. trir her Majesty'' Consul at Charleston. to be her Majetty's Comma at PalladelphiA. The to .eett has oleo brot ores ous'y plea ant to .ppdot flobett Basch, tag., sow her Ntaitsty's Gamut at rhilaJAphla, be her Majesty's Lucent et Charleston. ►OREIOY OFFICE, lvt.e S. no Poem boa bees orteticiair pleamit to iippotnt Frederic Float', tan, ►p., sew First Paid Attache t • btr Majetti t.eßrt•,o at Vienna, to be Secretary to be MaJetty's Letrbloo at Stuttprdt. FOREIGN. OFFICE. Jett 11. Ilse Queen Imo been pleased to approve of Mr. :oho W. How. des as lemma at Brrnuada, sod o: Yr. Joars Keenan as Consul at llosculioner, for tae Visaed Steam of dosertes. The gores but also been p ea,* t to anpr••ts of Me Oliver Jolla Minims sa Viso.fluernl at Hanneb, f w his Royal lbganess Use °nod Uake of I:tddenbturb.oettwerls. CROWN OVPICE, JULY 11, b1111111111.1111111717101k0 Ti lv yam 1.11111.4? PAILLIIISAT. Be ease of Treks. - Deaiel Mansell, EN., aN. 20. Kieg.etreet. 'A. Sethi Janes% is the roes et Maurice tithesell. Zee, denteeed. =et Llverpee'.—Thow.4 Jerry Ilerstall. Bee.. sad The W. Seery Timm Lille', es the mat el Charles Turner JO sat William large Mathews* Emirs, whose dative fee the see! bens& bee boss desired soli ISS Si MICR OF ORDNANCE. J• LT 12. ifl 1 Reglissit el Artillery. Woad-Liegtenaat Charles Janes Rt.' 72 . 1 1 0 r to be int tiratemost. • leo Blair melted co hail-pay. at. Corp of ifoyal togiasers.—itreeet-Womel !Larry David Jolts to be $ coked, Tile BIM. doomed. SO 1 • eliiilltAL'flf. 'VIM I. Al Car of Is itorten—Frog Line . mat Geom Augusto. %hoe. berg to em ..$ r, vice &ono Neon to Wtioy, sod to be pay- IMAM of the nominee diens; &end Liniment Francis Pitltp Toss to is Int lituntan vie. ementers. BANKRUPTS. U I HRIIIIT BAT= and CHARLES HIVIIMAN, Addle-street, 8 L City. straw plait dealers. " et I} ASIAN 5 AAA RT , Parkstone, Poole, coal merchant. 10 CHARLES HALL, Orchard street, Portman-square, mt builder. is. WILLIAM HAMBLIN°, Southampton, builder. M FAZDCRICIL FRANCIS Fox, Colllllill, City, tailor. et. WILLIAM WINTER, Hawkhurst, Kent, builder. IL et. JOSRPH Psalm, Searbro-strret, Goodman 's-fields, tailor. S t TRONA/ TERMS and EDMOND KIRA, Stratford-upon- 13 Avon and Pillories Hersey, Warwielishire, painters. $ 0 Davin FARRAR Bowes, Rawcliffe, Yorkshire, flax Iv smasher. 114 JOSIPII ABBOT!, Reddish, Manchester, grocer. IC THOMAS TAPLIT, Liverpool, stone mason. 50 SSI THE AZTECS. Three wonderful little epa ! gee. which of humanity, ge. which had the honour a few days ago of being presented to AO her Majesty, were yesterday introduced to the g 1 40 public at the Hanover-square Rooms. Marvellous as they . 11 . 1 are, as ethnological cu ri osities, their history is yet more 7, astonishing. We briefly condense i', for the benefit of our S 4 readers, who will of course take it with as many or as few " grains of salt " as they may think neeeenry. In Kt. Stephens's work on Central America, he relates 10 nutiry conversations which he had with a certain hospitable 2 / Padre at Santa Cruz del Quiche, and formerlynf the village 4 of Chajel, respecting the antiquities of the country. Toe is Padre averred that, in his younger days, he had climbed to te the topmost ridge of the sierra, a height of 10,000 or 12,000 * feet, and from its naked summit, looking over an immense „B, plain, extending to Yucatan and the Gulf of Mexico, bad seen, with distinctness in the remote distance, " a g, large city, spread over a great space, with tar- le rota white, and glittering in the sun." His account e of the prevalent Indian report was, that no white _a man ever reached that city; that the inhabi tants, who spoke the Mayes language, were aware that a ; race of white strangers had conquered the whole country around them, having murdered every white man that had es since attempted to penetrate their territory. He added Bt. that they had no coin or other calculating medium; no 81 . hones, mules, or other domestic animals, except fowls, " and kept thecoeks under ground, to prevent their crow- NI ing being heard." Commenting ou this story, Mr. Stephens, in his work, expresses a strong opinion that the legendary DS city had a real existence, and he adds that though he was le himself prevented from making the attempt "two young moo of good constitution, and who could afford to spend five ca years, might succeed" in laying bare its wonders to the so world. This paragraph had, we are told, the effect of in- 10 daring Mr. Suortas. of Baltimore, an American, of Spanish W parents, from Cuba, and Mr. Hammond, a civil engineer, from Canada, to resolve upon the en- i t terprise. Amply equipped, these gentlemen sailed so from New Orleans, and arrived in Belize in the autumn 50 of 1840. They reached Copan by Christmas, and here lle one Senor Pedro Velesquez, of San Salvador, joined their !! party. Thy found the worthy padre somewhat dropsical 7 and loss jovial than he had been described, but as confident is as ever on the sahjeet ; and he gave them a letter of intro- u duction to his friend the Curs of Gueguetenango, request- is.. dog him to procure them a guide. The can sneered mag nificently at the proposed expedition, but he finally sent the travellers two Indians, with whose assistance they pushed gallantly forward. On the 19th of May, 1849, they crossed the Cordilleras in Ist. 15 deg., 48 min. north, at an altitude of 9,500, loagitude 92 deg., 15 min. west, and with their telescopes discovered the city. Pressing on they reached its neighbourhood on the Bth of July; and pre sently they were attacked by some hundreds of the citizens. The party, which numbered thirty-five, being well armed with revolving rifles, fired at the horses of the assailants, and signally routed them, not, however, without losing one of their number slain with the spar of one of the Aztecs ; and Mr. Heade was also mortally wounded. The defeated Aztecs Iran compelled to:conduct their conquerors into the city, whew they were hospitably received. The padre's story about the absence of animals turned out to be entirely fabulos e. for the Aztecs rejoiced in vast herds—deer, cattle, and horses, as well as in every variety of agricultural produce. The city, which was called Wilma, covered nearly 12 alum miles, was surrounded by walls 40 feet high, and filled with gigantic buildings of the ancient Assyrian type. The travellers were lodged in the palace of the Hansa, who, it was asserted, had accompanied the first migration of this people from the Assyrian plains.' Their peculiar and strongly distinctive lineaments, it is now perfectly well ascertained, are to be traced in many of the sculptured monuments of the central American ruins, and were found still more abundantly on these of Iximaya. Forbidden, by inviolably sacred taws, from intermarrying with any persons but those of their own caste, they had here dwindled down, in the course of many centuries, to a few insignificant individuals, diminutive in stature. They were, nevertheless, held in high veneration and affection by the whole Iximayan community, probably as living specimens of an antique race nearly extinct. While the party stayed in the city Hammond died, Santis fell in love with a young Aztec and attempted to persuade her to elope with him. She, false and frail one, betrayed her lover, who bad been foolish enough to join is the heathen rites of the people, and he was sacrificed on the altar of the Sun. Velazquez was more fortunate. Taking the alarm, he and his party planned their escape, and were accompanied by sae Vaalpeor, the guardian of the two Kiang children now 'inhibited at Hanover-equare. Their flight was detected, but Velazquez and 15 of his party fought their way to free dom Vaalpeor died on the journey, but Valaques reached So Salvador with the children by the following February. hssly remains to add a few words respecting the children Ilismalva. The elder is a boy, and is said to be 19 years *age ; the younger, a girl, is 11. They an about 3 feet is height, and arc tolerably well formed. Unlike young Andress or dwarfs, their heads are disproportionately small. The features, especially of the boy, are very remarkable, the nose and upper jaw being very prominent, and the whole countenance Waring a strong affinity to the Jewish physifguomy considerably exaggerated. The girl more nearly resembles the mulatto type, and it is remarkable that her hair is more crisp than the boy's, whose locks are of a beautiful silky texture. They have both an odd disjointed look about the alleles, and they have a habit of sitting down in a posture strikingly like the , Mexican idols represented in Mr. Stephens' work. It is, " in tact, said that they were placed in the Aztec altars to receive the devotions of the people. They seem to have no language, sad they communicate with each other prig- IC eipallyia pantomime; hut they showed much more apti tude than children of their size usually . manifest for tic quiring speech. Their manners are very infantine, and the girl seems to be theliveliest. Altogether two more remark able specimens of - humanity were never brought to our shores, and they are quite deserving on their own account of the attention sf the ethnologist. THE NEW SOAP ACT.—Yeaterday the new act to 1 repeal the duty on soap was printed. k ram the sth instant the duties ate repealed " en soap made in Greet Britain and on soap brought from Great Britain into Ireland." Soap is now selling from 2d. to 4d. per lb. LAdeertineresamt.l FITIT THOUSAND CURBS en Nor, MILDICTIM by BARRY'S Rnaurra AIkAIIICA FOOD.— Care ALM year . " tedtverileable agony nos dyspepsia, eareemosea. asthma, murk emetipeales, ashalosse Wm% alma. at the eaceseek said veleitiap, keys hem by Da Sarre, excellent Sumht"—Marta Jolly, Wertheim, Lbw, ow Dtaa Norfolk Core No. 71 t el dyersp!ta hem the 11.1(14 Hen. the Idled Stuart Ae Deetcy—"l balls Seriveal eerkirrable biseSt from _your Food, ead autluatie the pubDeatket of the ft liece.^—Stuart Deis& Sold in la:later% Slb., at Ile. • 111 b., at 1. floper.rellsed gutelty, 10 lb., ss Wm. ; b lb., et no.; the 10 tb. and IS lb. eisleeets frre of oerylage. by Mawr Os HAIM sadQu.. 77, ReguitAliest. Loudon. 1 II • • • • SHARE LISTS. MONDLY ETZNINO. The railway market to-day opened firmly, but afterwards slightly receded. As of late this depart ment responds quickly to the variations of the fund, ' but in itself it retains the sound character noticed for some time past. The transactions in railway shares remain very limited, and the fluctuation to-day was proportionately trifling. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Business in the railway market to-day hu been even more restricted than of late, and quotations are in most instances nominally una ltered. Lancashire and Yorkshires, and London and North-Westerns have shown firmness, other stocks being generally dull. _ . French shares are a shade flatter than the 4 o'clock price. of yesterday. Northern, are quoted 3. to ; Strasbourg., 3O to I; Lyons, 161 to prem. ORDIKART MARES MID STOCK& itauwate. Ambers.. tla Mosta.l aa4 Mat inseam . 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Road+ Ma irnl, alt Hamilton and Tomato ... 1. Do. iv.slway) 8 Do. MOW) 4 Do. I pet of. Preforeacc 9 !loos sad Modltierapoo. tt laa u larr.a: s Lim. (with 18 'Unborn of Yromt. pet el. Boyd (f. R. ft AMMON, .n.. 1 ali KanngionTroak 'rat. 10 Pam and 14oes :0 Polio aid (Vireo • Porto sad Loom V Parr mad Prela,Caor,andlAirllooro 7i Zi0416 - 46 I• toms awl Havre $ Para Duda 2 66,413••• 4 Do. 14 want. Proltr. 2 *Ma al from 6 imam draw. 2s. U ppw Su* all Wed 111erhen IA Da 4 get Out Peeler. le memo% of RlOl,. . . - 2 I 4 itis ritr f 'Ms 6 1 7 4 } 41 1 It 21 Pal ?I ;I Ssj 3„ 14 13 • 9 Is 114 pia 41 43 44i 414 36 U 4 pm i ths rel ISE ISE , I diSsri 4 a pa ij 41 N Si pa 1 3 i die i Pa MONDAY EVIIIIIINI. There has been rather more business doing to-day in the English mining market. Dividend stocks continue in demand. The siles include United Mines at 280; East Wheal Rose, 200; South Caradon, 205, 210; Condurrow, 120; Wheal Trelawney, 61; West Damsel, 175; West P:ovidenoe, 45, 46 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 30, 31; Alfred Consols, 20 ; Tincroit, 8 ; North Basset, 8; South Tamar, 61; Clive, 21, 3. The gold mining shares continue flat, and prices still dwindle, the dealers in these shares being, on balance, well supplied, and the demand from the public having at present ceased. At 4 o'clozk Colo- nial Gold were quoted 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem.; Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Great Nugget, 13-18 to 15-18 prem. • British Australian, 1 die. to par; Ague, Fria, 13 to liprem. Shares of the West India Copper Mining Com panies were rather flatter. Metcalfe closed sto 1 prem. Santiago were also lower. Thy closing prices of new undertakings are as follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to prem.; Austra lian Mutual, 1 to 1 per share; Australian Consols, Ito dia.; Monarch Gold, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. • Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 die . ; Chartered Australi an Land and Mining, 1 to 3 per share; Lewis Hill Range, ilieocf per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 2to 21 pm.; Superior Copper, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Cologne Lead, Ito 1 dis ; Carberry West, 3-16 tot-16 dia.; Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Olenaulin, 3 to k die. ; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to 3 per share; Lackamor Copper, par to I prem.; Golden Mountain, t to 1 per share ; Britannia Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Poltimore, dia. to par ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, / to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 23 prem.; New Linares, / die. to par. ; New South Wales Coal, 3 to*. die, . ; Australssisn Coa, 1 to / die. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to a prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 5 to 51 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 14 to 11 pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 1 dia.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Brucutu Gold, par to 1 p.m.; New South Wales Gold, 1 to / per share; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to t ;dia.; Parkwyn and Car walaick Tin, par to 3 pm. ; Albion Gold, 3 to I dia.; 'Kenmore, 1 to # prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 3 prem.•, Liguanea of Jamaica, to 1 prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 die,. ; Anbin Coal and Iron, par to 3 prem. ; Great Cambrian Min ing and Quarrying, k to 3 prem.; Melbourne Gold, to 1 per share; Gladbach Zinc, to 1 prem.; East Indian Iron, ss. to 7s. per share. At Balleswidden United Mines a wines is sinking from the 33 to the 45 fathom level. This winze is going down in good tin ground, and during the last three weeks upwards of 201. worth of black tin has been broken therefrom. The prospects generally of the mine are stated to be very good. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. There is still no business worthy of notice in the gold mining shares, which generally remain flat. Agua Fria are quoted 1 3•16 to 1 5-16 prem. ; Nou veau Monde, (1 to prem. ; Great Nugget, to prem. ; and Colonial Gold, to 1 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 68 to 70 ; North British Australasian, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 to 2 prem.; and Peel River, la to prem. Bestow does today. 100,00() MOOO 100,000 IV" Pln I d a b . par RD Oa par 2j 3i 1 Ws t ea 1 1 . 411 4tile Fen , i lONA lee lie II 70 7 Bpm 3 16 dts I 1 poo - - dli par dla oar 26 $6 31 I 4 dis Sl ras Par I PI OW Buds= dame todas. Wm Fria tMurto Australians:Ml.l *Anglo Calif o:uhio +Australasia' Asatrallaa AgettallAli ONdlike% Aaalrallan Froahatil Ave Marla Bridal AUlittallSA Goir +nritlahlras Inap,(lss. at3l.p De.Oxlessand Wats Do. St. JoiiiDeCiej Cerniee Creek *Colonial kiold CATAIP 3 *Copps, Moen of Eng. ;Do. Pref. i $ per ant. MstnitkAu.irs'ist.i3upp , Greet Nugget Vela I Do. Registered +De , aeal °rood Duchy of Doke Great Polgooth Fill; gatZast. Lient, irg7donaccoms. Mld omit. ClIMUS(01).. New Grigat.td3 Nouveau Mow% NOM %oda Mining end PoC:tSmelting tlefillp quarts Root tßhymney Iron tnitto New Santiago do Cate *ath Muleshoe Tin .... Croft 1111 Rited Menlo's...— Sallee Wet Granada Wert lama ♦ Treasferable by semi ?O. Ir?R • • 1 it'll Ira:a - :Fie; 174 r a 1 . Amtralialaa Fantle Mall. Auotrallaa Royal Mall ... Matarrorki... ;... jiretia inidicoin - 14 . 1:41; moth t Colonial &Donn k Reduction Compiuu Imams . ...... ..... Crystal Palace ... Crystal Palace of /mace Hastens t4taszn Nluctri Telegr !Poland latt;t 7 ;il Fitt;; o. litestral rt Shiptiiod C0..1 In , h Beetroot Sturm • ..... I Magdalena Rt. Natigatron., , rtafn:St,tlaturuell Nathatinada bind . J.B. Wales C,41 anti toter. Mama Navigation Co. North Itritith Auetralarlaie l Do. New riNorth ot Europe Steam i,Peel hirer land t Mineral S Oriental Btm. II Do. liPortland Irnu Conit iany Royal Again I :.rottleti Amor. Inrentainnt . .. Australian laind. 1/104 1 10 oil 211 9 a All all ye tn t c — Z I lraterdiol es n all 12 2 pm. 26 40 42 - $ 110 IA JOINT STOCK HANKS. No. ft. I Bo ix.. lulu 40 \Amenlais .... 40 Brit. Col. Boni/Lan Col 20:0* 50 BOO* North American . 1 40.001 25 Chartered Dank of AsM 50011 40 le t t i t ia li t k d oj hid*. Am • 20.012.1100 'Colonial . .. _.. 215.00 100 .Comin,roihl of . LoMion ... 1 25.000 .. Eng., 0 ot., & Aug. Chart. 25AM 20 ',Lon. Chart. hook of Awl. 10,000 50 Loudou autl County ..... 60" 4 1 w' LOW.. Joint Stock .• . . 50.01 lOU 11 lon and Itentnim . .er PAY* Do 'Nati. mai !'rot. of Couland 10,00 t 41 1 Do. New.. ..... ...... :OA* 54 National of Irelat.d ..... 3.3.272 25 Oriental Hank t oryora lon 20,004 WO ' enrol:mita of Ireton i 4,0 0 10 I Do. New . WADI , 0 Noyal AuttraDan *midst atol Hold Imp. Co. &Mt 26 Math Atotrdta .. .... 11.0,001. IA tinlon of Auttralla 11.00 Ito. New. 60,004 Union of LOudon ...... iCnlon of Madrid is aw! t. I i W. i 1 pn It dit t It It 49 61 to 5 i" al 4 Madam done to-day. Ali! ez bonus MONEY MARKET. MONDAY IRKING. The improvement of Saturday was not supported in the English stock market to-day, prices closing at a slight declive. A new circular note from the Rer sian government came to hand in the columns of the official St. Petersbury Journal, but, as no translation was published throughout the day, it commended very partial attention. The first impressions derived from the perusal of this important document are un favourable, as it fully maintains the position lately assumed by the Russian government, and, in its general tenor, continues to insist with undiminished firmness on the concession of Prince Menchikoff's latest demands. Although in parts the note reiterates the pacific intentions which the Emperor professes to entertain towards the Porte, another unfavourable element is introduced in the angry reference to the naval movements of Great _ Britain and France, which Russia pretends to consider a " maritime occu pation," and justificatory of the occupation of the provinces of the Danube by the Russian troops. We are thus left to infer that the withdrawal of the two fleets will be insisted on by Russia as a preliminary to the evacuation of the Principalities. Console ranged to-day between 98 and 981, and were last quoted 98 to 1 ex. div. for the 19th inst., being 3 worse than they . closed on Saturday. The 4E44 business report includes :—Three per Cent. Cluanoli, for money, 981, 98, 1, ex div.; ditto for the opening, 19th July, 981, 1, 98, 1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 3, 99, 98/ ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 3, ; Long Annuities, 1860, 5 13-16 ; 53. India Stock, 256; South Se a Stock, 1151 ; Bank Stock, 2281. Exchequer Bills were again flat, ruling at par to 3s. prem. India Bonds mark 255. to 28s. prem. The foreign stock market exhibited scarcely any alteration worth recording, business being very quiet. Spanish Deferred was better. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 die.; Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto De ferred, 9 to 91; Spanish Deferred Threes, 224 to 3 ; the Certificates, 53 to 6 per cent. In Portuguese there is no hange. Although Senor Pereira, who was understood to have been deputed to this country to make some arrangement with the shareholders, has been in England three weeks, he has not yet put himself in communication with the Portuguese committee—a course which ex cites a good deal of surprise. It would appear that the Portuguese agents hope to get the new arbitrary conversion smuggled through without further dis cussion : but the committee are laudably continuing their exertions with a view to frustrating this nefa rious operation, and it is greatly to be hoped the bondholders at large will back their committee and refuse to convert. So far as their dividends are con cerned they will lose nothing by ;ignoring the con version, as, whether they convert or not, they are in future to be paid at the reduced rate of 3 per cent. per annum only. It thus becomes the bondholders direct interest to retain possession of their securities with all their present rights, and an other inducement to the adoption of this course rests upon the refusal of the Stock Exchange to recessing any new bonds or securities issued by the Portuguese government. The sales recorded to-day are as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 981, 1. Danish Five per Cents., 1061, 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ex div.; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 963. Mexican Three per Cents., 263, 27. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 12 dia. Portuguese Four per Cents., 41. Rosin Five per Cents., 1173; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 463, 1,1 ex div.; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 221 cx div. The shipments of gold to the continent, to which ws have often drawn attention of late, continue. A defaulter was declared in the Stock Exchange to-day, but the party in question is a young member, and his liabilities are not believed to be large. The Stebonheath has arrived from Port Phillip, whence she sailed on the sth April, with 46,000 os. of gold, and the Syria, from the same port, with dates of the Bth March, and 6,890 oz. of gold. These two vessels consequentl7 bring together 52,890 ounces, worth 211,0001. The Earl of Hardwick° is also in from Sydney, her dates of sailing being the 23rd ' March, but it is not yet known if she has any gold on board. The Asia has brought in from New York 591,082 dole., worth nearly 120,0001. The annexed observa ' tions on the stock and money market of the Union are supplied by Messrs. Common!' and Co.: During the latter part of the past fortnight there has been considerable animation in speculative stocks. The post ponement of the dividend on Erie Railroad stock to Ist October next, because the net earnings for the current half ear (although the business of the road has been much larger than for the same period last year, and in excess of the estimate of the director) are not sufficient o authorise the payment of one at the usual time, produced a panic in that stock, the influence of which was more or less felt by the whole market. The sales have been large, sad the de cline is Erie was about 9 per cent. The lowest point wu 78. It has since rallied, and the closing quotation is 801. As confidence in the different classes of bonds continues uninterrupted, their market value has been but slightly affected. The convertible bonds of 1862 and 1871 yielded only 11 to 2 per cent. But few of the former have come into market, and some purchases of the latter for European account niece the arrival of the lot steamer from Liverpool have placed them again at the old quotation. From the large amount of these held abroad their future price will to some extent depend upon the quotations from London. The market for government and state stocks shows the same firmness as for some time past. The demand for U. S. loans for government account and banking purposes is sufficient to absorb all that are offered at advancing rates. There is a better inquiry for the va rious state and city bonds, chiefly for domestic account, a very large proportion of the orders from abroad being for railroad securiti. s. The treasurer of the state of Pennsylva nia gives notice that proposals will be received until the 9th August next for 1,000,008 dole. of twenty-five years Five per Cent. Bonds, free from tax, to be issued to provide for the payment of that portion of the state debt due within the present and coming year. In railroad securities gener ally there is no new feature. Money continues abundant. Interest on demand loans has declined to 5 per cent. Ex changes are firm. The exports of gold for the fortnight amount to 1,022.221 dollars. The receipts from California are 523,000 dollars. The corn trade to-day was very quiet, and prices of wheat nominally unaltered. Barley and oats rule 6d. to Is. dearer than they were eight days ago. The foreign arrivals of corn in London last week' were rather large. Land shares were fairly supported to-day, but' were not buoyant at the close. Australian Agricul tural were last quoted 68 to 70 ; Peel River, 11 to 2 prem.; and British American Land, 66 to 68. Australian Bauk shares were quiet, but Union of Australia advanced 10s. Crystal l'alaco shares closed 23 to 3 prem., and the new issue, 11 to 13 prem. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's shares mark 4 dis. On the authority of the Baltimore American we learn that the wheat harvest is actively progressing in Maryland, Virginia, and parts of Pennsylvania. The statements that were made some weeks since of the depiedation of the fly and joint worm are now generally admitted to have been exaggerated, and the general tone of the counti) press warrants the expectation that, with the exception of some parti cular localities, the crop will be a full one. The St. Louis Republican of the 12th of June says most of the wheat between Memphis and that city has been cut, and the dry weather has favoured in getting it in. The yield is very abundant. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdnin, Saturday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 04 ; ditto Two-and-a- Halt per Cents., 634 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 47 7-16; Portuguese New, 364 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 814 ; Fquador, 4 3-16; Mexican New, 26 11-16; Greek (Blue), 74 ; Peruvian, New, 804. Paris—Closing prices of this day :—Four-und a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 102 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77-10; Bank shares, 2,035. . . The subjoiued calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the Jesuits strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may hare ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. Int. per cent. Pries. per annum. ilSi £3 1 11 89 3 0 7 Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (illy. at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum) 229 3 6 6 India Stock Exchequer Bills (interest Id. per cent. per day) 3v. pin. 110 4 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. Int. per et. per annum ai the 'rate of ;iiller.ii paid MIL Price. RAILWAY. Last 4 year. Lai year 171 Liverpool. Crosby, and Southport 6 it 101 4 16 5 104 London, Brighton, and South Coast 21 South Eastern 29 York and North Midland 121 Eastern Commie§ 414 I 318 5 631 Midland Great Western—lreland ...... $9 London and South Western 4 9 101 4 4 3 89 Great Western 70 Midland Ilts7k 4 12 11 4 9 3 101 Bristol and Exeter 17 York, Neweaele, and Berwick . . .... ... 4 8 2 4 4 6 41 Midland. Birmingham, and Derby 106 LancoaMe and Carlisle 4 0 0 312 6 114 London and North Western Stock 14 London and North Western Firths 107 Lancaster and Preston 4 5 91 3 17 8i 351 Edinburgh and Glasgow 4 4 6 4 4 6 171 YAM Lancashire 4 4 61 3 10 6 48 Dublin and Belfast .. . . ...... _ ......... 4 3 4 312 II 54 Great Southern and `Western—lre'rest 4 3 4 318 81 76 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stook 67 Glasgow and South Western 331 Caledontan 3 14 76 2 6 3 314 Great Northern 2 18 21 2 12 31 29 Muter and Birkenhead 213 6 2 8 4 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce. The Stock Exchange to-day is extremely quiet, and in some departments a slight feeling of flatness prevails, owing chiefly to the stagnation of business. Consols have ruled without variation all day at the re-. duced closing rate of yesterday, viz., 98 to 1 for this day week. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to ; South Sea Old Annuities, 100,1; Bank Stock, 2284 to 2291. ' Exchequer Bills, par, 2e. to 4s. prem.; India Bonds, 235. prem. There is no change of importance in foreign stocks, in which the transactions are individually small. Russian Fives are rather weaker, and Swedish con tinues to show an upward tendency. Spanish De ferred Threes mark 221 to 1 ex div. ; Russian rives, 1164; Sardinian, 944; Swedish, 1 to 14 prem.; Portuguese Fours, 41; Mexican, 261; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 to 84 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 to 641 ex div. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, and there ii no business doing. Quotations are therefore nominal, as follows: Town Tallow, 525. nett cash; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 635. 6d.; Oct. to Dee. (new), 53e., sellers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports the supply larger. A brisk trade for both Hay and Clover, of good quality, at rather lower prices, but inferior qualities very difficult to sell. Prime Meadow Hay, 90s. to 100; inferior, 70s. to 80s. ; new, 45e. to 751. ; Howes:, 45e. to 645.; Clover, lgOs. to 1155.; woad Cut 80s. to 100 s.; Straw, 28s. to 325. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Pros the Mark-ewe Express.) By the most recent advice, from the Baltic we learn that further purchases bad been made on French and Belgian account, which, with the animated accounts from hence, bad caused a material rise in prices. The weather does not appear to have been of the most favourable charac ter, and the prospects for the ensuing harvest were not re garded as particularly promising. Danzig letters, of the Gth inst., mate that the high pre tensions of sellers had tended to check business. The prices asked for wheat had been considerably above the limits of the English orders, and the business done had been princi petty for export to France and on speculation. For high mixed Lower Polish, of 62 to 63lbs. weight, bls. 6d., and for 61 to 62114. 60s. 6d. per qr. free on board, had been paid. Several vessels had been chartered the previous week to load wheat to English and French ports. Konigsberg letters of Mondays date state that a consi derable quantity of rain had fallen in that neighbourhood daring the previous week, which was not considered fa vourable for the wheat crop. Supplies had come to hand sparingly, and the greater part of what had been brought &rward had met ready takers. For flue high-mixed wheat weighing 621h5., equal to 506.6 d. ; and for 61}lbs. good red and mixed, 475. 6d. per qr. free on board had been paid. The shipments in progress being small, freights were low in comparison with those paid at other ports in the Baltic, and charters might have been closed at 4s. 6d. per qr. for London, 4s. 3d. for the Humber, 3s. N. to 41. for Leith, and ss. 3d. for Liverpool, with ls. lastage. Front France we learn that a very decided improve ment had taken place in the weather; this had in a great measure allayed the fears which the previously experi enced unfavourable weather had given rise to. A reaction had consequently occurred in prices, and many of the speculators, so eager to buy the week before, had become anxious to realize. Stocks appear, however, to have been reduced into a small compass, and though the proepects for the ensuing harvest may not be so bad as they were considered to be some time ago, still there is reason to believe that the crops in most parts of France will be short. At Paris on Wednesday, business was much less active than before, and wheat, as well as flour, might have been bought on easier terms than on that day week. Thb reports from the ports on the coast are of a similar character. From the Mediterranean we learn that the rise in the English and French markets had caused holders to raise their pretensions. The crops in Italy, dm., are described as short, and Marianopoli wheat was worth equal to 461. 6d. per qr. free on board at Leghorn, in the beginning of the month. The advice* from the Black Sea are a good deal taken up with political considerations, but the upward movement in prices of wheat in the British markets had nevertheless had its accustomed influence. From Odessa we learn that rather large purchases of wheat had been made .in speculation ; for flue Polish, 2.85. up to 395. 4d. ; and fur (Mirka, 255. 3d. up to 275. 3d. per qr. free on board had been paid. Freight continued high, say 13s. 11d. to 14s. 4.1. fur wheat to the United Kingdom. By :he latest advice' we learn that prices of wheat and flour were advancing, and freight to England was likewise getting up, which is likely to interfere with the execution of the English orders sent out. Since writing the above we have advice* from the Baltic of mote recent dates, which state that the French and Belgian demand had slackened, and that prices had rather given way. The reports from France respecting the crops are much more favourable than they were a week age. OBSTRUCTION OF TUE DANUBE. The Meet Zeituttg learns from Sulina that more than 500 vessels are waiting for higher water in order to be able to get out to sea. The conditicn of the mouth of the river becomes worse and worse, as numberless fragments of wrecks are lying under water. In cases of shipwreck the authorities are extremely negligent, and there would be much greater loss of life if it wt re not for the exertions of humane private persons. The Auliburg Gazette contains an article on this subject. Russia is bound by treaties to Austria and Turkey • to keep the mouth of the Danube in a proper state. Not a voice was raised when, by the treaty of Adrianople, the mouths of the I) iuube were surrendered to the Cast, but, as the mischief is done, ought not rim other States to insist on Russia's fulfilling its obligations ? The importance of the free navigation of the Danube to the West of Europe is a:most as great as it is to Austria. Formerly Constanti nople news reached Vienna on the 14th day, and Douse quently Paris and London ouly on the 19th or 20th. Now the steamers reach Semlin on the bitth day, and news cam be conveyed by telt graph almost a* soon to Paris and Loa. don as to Vienna. A person sel , o passed the Boling mouth three weeks ago says—On ear'.l side of the narrow peePoite were to be seen masts and fragments of wrecks, iii i..i. Ue Ulf 4 NI 9 104 121 11 Illf 4f 110 f »$ 1014 i 1113 00,000 60,00 f 100,000 60,000 100,000 00,000 10,000 11,000 11,000 110,00 J 11,001 100,000 s:so - ,lioo S,OOO 100 0 100,009 10,00( T 2,000 11.01' 199,90. 80,004 9,00( 50,000 100,600 200,000 30.000 104,000 ti0,4:00 10.0(M 7,iP4 1.7 . ,171 70,000 100,000 :%I0 OW 00 „ I 16 17 , dla par 0‘ 416 i al 19 dim 9 0, 10 I dla pit 7 Per 1 6 00ic5 i 1 -- 1 3 I die par 121 item. 1 Pin* it dis par. i Pro. 1 ,11 2* Den