The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-23 00:00:00

Tte fpre“ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1853. [THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BANIS. citraug Iy prices reign debt of Portugal, without the authority of the government, and not bearing his official signature, will not be recognised, but are declared null and void. ditto Deferred, 237, ; ditto Passive, i to ',I, ; the Swedish Loan, 1 prem. ; Sardinian, 93 to 4 ; Russian Fives, 119; Portuguese Fours, 434; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., S3i to 84, 1 ,. Mexican is quoted 26: 7 ; to w. D.na Luatraimis kit. Cot Hooka Loom Co ' Arida, North American I Niztered Boat of A 4. 81 12 Boinem dolt" to-day. Orgals7lis . H dis i 1 pa MAFtkLrs. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF Tlig plit_TvcE 2400010 ;ammonia' of London _ I 26,000 ; .. !Eng., Scot, k Aunt Chart 26.000 II ° Lon. Chart. Dank of Amato 10,00 60 London and Count 60.000 60 London Joint Stock - 60,006100 Loudon and Werminner 18,000 100 National prov. of England 10.' I NOW 60 iNat/ousi 4 inini.l 33.87 26 lOrkotal flank Corpoindin 20. 100 Provincial of Inland 4, 10 Do. New . _ . , ..„ 60, 6 Ran" Auxtrallan - 1661000 and Odd Imp. Co. s, ts South Australis Ilk 26 'Union of Australia 606, .. I [Unionew ......... 00, 10 of tondos 16. 40 i Union of Madrid-- h h 121 17t I MINCING LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The transactions iu the colonial markets have been to a fair extent, and at steady quotations. For Sugar there has beta a "seedy demand, and grainy sorts have realised ad vanced rates. Several floating cargoes of forei,:n have changed hands. The esle held at Amsterdam un the 19th instant, went off at rather lower prices. The salts of Coffee have gone Gff well for the colory descriptions of Ceylon, fur which full rates have been obtained ; but Costa Rica has sold rather cheaply ; and Mucha has declined Is. to 2s. per cwt. ; there is net any demand for Native Ceylon. A good business has been done in Rice at full rates. Tea remains extremely quiet, and but few sales can be reported. .4 ii i 1 to on 1 IV on to 1i fa gal b. itzn 46471 d et To so se 79 k 80 • , • • /61 ' / • ... 4 - ' 2 "..9 , .. . • J eI s a,,f. ,54..?" . ..e,... 1 -- 4 .4ir a. ', ...!.....-Vie me ,,, / ..., if . - I - 1,. 4 0- ar-e s.--- .a - 7sa-a . • ; 7: 7 4- 7 j:"."-.. - ".--7xcaxi---• . i ...---_ No. 2,159.) LONDON, SATURDAY EV] - - - ---7-7 101 11 1 11.11 N IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. FORMA RAILWAYS. - U BLIN GREAT INDUSTRIAL astuntnow. 01%11 TOVIO•T MUM (available for a neordb) Sr. sow 1?111 4 latwerp and Bateman 14 I die F RIDAY Beignio, 10 5 Sexiene to Graissessee.. 1 0 i die The railwa y_ market continues firm , but without I 3 " 19 " ' 1.3119 Jamtam 5 i t , weal st tLe allowing Mama : PO 20 Miarieren sal Ernes m :.. 14 1 la a sa za c a „,. movement. During the morning a trifling advance 2 0 so 311ers and timancem .. 4 Ipm air - 1 ....... n ., ' worm) .4. rd ,„),,,w, u,..eore. Witt. Wheel, Carlisle 6a 0 55 0 20 hi last int:en suheequentle relapsed to the closing quotations of 0, 1 D s. s z '" '" • 3 5 4 1.4° ait 1 &Med, wme,..• r, clira. nb,to, Oh m.r.ter Sl3 0 4la 0 1 11l .. zV2I In 14 ,,,,u4b .m, Bosh/. Learnuarems, ContsWy, yesterday. Oxford and Worcester' remain in mode- s 5 omit Indira 1.,:10wi5i... I 1 sln Limon , Wollerhanown, Luddervleld, Leeds, Mod , ... 10 Grand 'Frank of s 544 430 especially the A stock, owing to the extraordinarily abates assd bombs lf I die 9 ar:d, Di roy Namester, W Arrington, Stake, Hawke. good traffic receipts. London and South Westerns " I f all l''W"L'relnatta•97"" 4 44 tar Md.. - - amino', Che-ter - - They evskte be ho'd.re to proceed to Chester. Bangor, Dublin, a a ImetalkPueols,3p.CaPre. f 4 die cork, aml Me 1....." of Nittaraey, sad back again to the station at THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. I .6 Latsmahmeg ... ._ 10 IC Do. (Railway, .. which the ticket The hot vr o E t a 1... b *feurl4 'fillet la entitl.-d to have booed to ma., at the ottke, !.2, Werboul.row, Dublin, at very reduced rates, freely to-day, and prioes are quoted at an advance 5 3 Duo. Ioula ) .... ... 9 4 14 G ,,, m ali edits ii teed i•d s it i per t. 34 pieta for aT . AOut Me county Wkklow, in Reamers end Oles. nearly all round the market. Caledonians, Great so w op the iti. or :4113131111 -for the journey from Dublin to Belfast, ~, _. , s 1 77 the p 4 ,....i.u, V. the G...utb Con-easy, and from Dublin to Oal. Dionne n , London and North-Westerns, Midlands, 20 7e *sem _. ... ... ma fat OW Ton' I bromrt. c 055,,„.,„. Norfolk s, and Dcvers, may be all referred to as 32031 is: ~ . ...„.:-..,......i.i i i,z, 7 - 4 — 7l i ~,, w ires ..er of A ticket is prea9.ted, gratis. with • copy ot the 0 Illostreed Iri.h Tourist's landtwok," compiled solely tar thea his . her. 16 it) leathern of Vrai,m. 13 $34 ea d 354 i 1 d lam F rench shares are much the same as at the close 30 o'•' no. 111. 3 Me el. lietni ;for I:. * Amiens oh, 14 14/ ad De fulleet a.Ol most ac informatien 'Bowled at Use Chester of busineas yesterday, Northerns being quoted 35: to an Norw.glea Trak now si k ad 8 0 1 4 4,,,d Oommay's (Mice, 52, WeaUand.ruw, Dublin. Bee also , , worossaas i • el C.'• p a In. to 2 ; otrtuibourgs, 371 to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, to 11 , Ear,. aud Lyme. ... ~, 17 171 pm I a J 4 Ia d 17410 1p W N , Pane amt Deena' .....40 4A -- -- - rem. 311 29 ?arts and Swam ... . 431 441 BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY , ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK S . 9. 79 Pars and at.-aveomo 37 PO aln 574 aln I, Prime-street, bank, Lagoa. 110 1 P,rls.Osee.tumbnire 41 Ai pm Votablkhod Allff.l ? 1537. a O4Ol 1,2 866 11616 : 1* -66, 101 II floebea tad aisessona .. 1i do Empowered by Monist Am of Partuunent, 4 Viet., cap.% lb. Pd. 11.40.wif I. Yastersay. ta . ,ma y 20 2'. umen sad Havre ... 194 101 C CRAII/SAN -COI. KO:;1.11/T ALEXANDER, Blackheath Park. ------- ---"'-- 20 I Royal Dada - - l !messing re.. or pr. mom for searing Loans or Date. 1%. MO darken ~. ... .. .. 1144 27 5 2 Royal 'weak Hall premiums ~n ly rr uired daring first seven yea:. , se a Amara, Nott4aa. Moan. 30 ..t: inmere sad lagreee_ _ 44 111 Ammar. ise .ele dielue hi.. sal last Jensen_ _.. 8 1 1 4 HI 4 Da. 54 pat Oest. Mme. - - 1 134 all ansmoshaustsvour W MI l'lOTtioli du, a iiiimority tor Ophans. 10 1 loath &eland per - - II 1 31 es noose., tea.mithom m ilsit. • ? die 20 6 loathers 41 Item 5 6 pm BRITANNIA 11111TUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. 174 all D0.. 1 .C. 19 WI 1 20 2s. Upper ladiallselp -. Emp 5, red by bet Majesty% Boyd Wean latent. u DI Do. de. dos 153... 14 ss en Of all Wen Minden t 5 ii 1 Profit. doilll.ll 4 . :10 diy. ft. 100 Cried Wed aka ... . i 101 303 103 10 lc Do. 64 per Mat. Treks. - - die Premium...i.uted for every them months' diftrrenee of see. St. IN Cakelegies , .. se 684 69 691 g So 15 Wasters o f Femme 54 10 pm g liall credit ..../.010..., OD • new plan preallarly adwasageses te et .111Chsam aed mums .. 211 121 10 2 Wmteenedilwllmeleml 1 4 die aln 1 obey holder.. 50 all Oak owl Ilembe ... ... 90 11 19 9 Leaked ...... ....- ..... - 8 2 die M the Let wawa! general meeting, a ramekin et 30 pee seal. V. 111 43 Eiddlaelli Ildlmtlemi.. 3 4 pm made le Ow rd r..r.• . .r's 'erratum OR 11111partidisliag pada u .c, Ogiedia pooskoo• ow ! . .--.-___ dna harks ... .. • 9 MINES. I grime •i A 0 , .. Devross.) ls elf bal 54 SI - 7 - fgall • A bole I Maul 416•11- Nast. 15 all . 1 Diets FRIDAY Resume. i i Piewituas Premium . a,.. Teary toil 10 30 newts ... .. 13 131 18 I .7 IA eaves Rem of 1 All ' g a m Pre- Pm- 35 ell arassas Dam% Clam A... The transactions in home mining stocks have been Yard lAle. 1, aim. mitt= Das &IL RI -.i41 46 more numerous to-day, and an improved tone has i . -- —— 23 au De. elms B sal 0 diet , 1 81 113 it s. d l l c d. [Testa litho is li•ls 3 6 1' 30 0 27314 2 0 12 3 50 an IL k W.L TY...karma-7a se 34 130; Wheal Trelawney, 60 ex div.; West Provi- I O i 9 2 218 4 0 $ 2 7 6 1 4 4 012 4 a IGO ellabstrai aed Tame, • 71 73 deuce, 45, 46; Alfred Consols, 20 ex div. •, Wheal I 1512114391 5 17111460115 10 11 Ildkebergk and Petrie@ - - 158 36 $ eta 4 , 925214 5 6 1 3 6 et. Ise adroarskr•ro,ossa; st Is so Mary Ann, 40 ; Wheal Sidney, 100 Merllyn, 31 ; I LK. roan. es Dania. IN. 106 Gram le Ooldhirealera; - - Wheal Robins 31, 1 ; ,Tieleigh Consls, 21 ; North 1 ANDREW FRANCIS. 11484444, 7. IL IS. Oast Mortara - - 1 584 $74 574 5 Sc. 100 Do. A, abet ... ... 56 301 53 Downs, 3 ; Wheal Arthur, 26, 27 ;Lewis, 11; Tamar '. it. 100 Do. 11. Doak .._ .. 184 186 Consols, 21; North Buller, 61, 1 ; New Linares, 194., St. 155 (ft.llolltb.an4Wwi:tirmi sott4 110 4 115 205.; South Crenver, 5; Wheal Venton, 31; Wheal I ‘ • - ft We Great Western_ .. ..• lat l6 i • , 13 11 , Irish Mk gmesern • ... 7 71 Golden, 21, 3; Wheal Wrey, 21 1; Cwm Darren, 1 -. , •?' ,:i' . •- , 30 di leneratar esel Carilela .. 99 1 02 / ; Bedford United, 61, 7; Trewsetha, li, 2; Quin- I ir .A . .i. I PA N ,. 16i 11l Do. Thirds „. ... ... 15 17 pm n 1 - 46"ffkm . ,t1 ill , et. iOO Leaceshiee sal Toshiba 771 78 its ^ IS . MOM, .. ~ 44 44 dle is 6 troll Downs, 1. The gold mining shares were just a shade flatter 11 1111 Do. Wait Mau Cala 3f 3 „ 64 to-day, owing mainly to the stagnation of buinsm. is all 1 LesdeNeMbora .. 13 14 TEETH . —By Her Mideaty'lltoyal Lettere Patent. 111 11 0 ,1 • 100001 BlainWl - 61 0 4 10 5 Lomaktery,k Boatload le 14 pet ad' Australian Freehold were rather firmer. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 I NW, t* vested 44 3 MEW ( 0 111 111011194 W 4411 16 10 .__11 1 Jl 4- et. too Itu,nrkinse,ses.ooso me 04 ' 101 rurlT I INDIA RUBBER la gmemandiesef *IMMORAL Rt. Inn Union lb Iterth.Wasag 1154 /16 116 1 134 154 prem. ; Great Nugget, Ito 1 prem. • Port Phillip, atial, .red Pidatea.- 10r . 1.4M1 MULL grepass. 3 4 I; Da. ptyd. .. .. 32} pm 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; British Australian, ' 1 to 1 nom. si.Grt.“ 7 . o * -o mtt 0,9 " 199 r 9 Dam5• 6611 11.6.11. s od 10 1 D7.81086.11.121i1.(1:1) 11 11 pm Pasalle. A new. original, sad inwhiegile boas``, aseadar in 84. t o Lom a, 3 4 a us i„,,w 44 4 4rd 494 504 904 4 die. ; Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Ague. tor azid iesies, with the stet lbeelhiMell MA 18118111. Ot so i2i D 4 ,4 4334 ... ~„ „, 31 44 die Fria, 1 5-16 to 1 7-16 prem. reepeses WHITE INDIA es • ides la the 44 31 D o e a p ii 34 08 or BOW Frame. The skagenedep emela dMs 33 a u 6 ...- 0 4 61 id; 11 el Shares in the Copper Mining Company of Eng- Eem be briefly noted la • lbw if Mir mg peemisent u „a swum. Is 26, land were higher. West Indian Mining shares wore l l s the id Olii , f :-Au shies oder re vadled.yo kdak_ . 9,. i.e s m a.a o 4ausogya 15 194 rather flat. Metcalfe closed 51 to 51 prem., and vestortuesaises are 1 :3 100 2. • IPINIDI IMMO.' alum . ea a DalimaLineL take - die akeek applied, a nevi *sake lialmale dip melabable, a, we mom . ... .. yil 71 72 f Port Royal 11 to 11 prem. osi aIN panned with the ma amulet armarry. Is asered, at. too D o . u so i; so q Dai s 41 43 411 1 The closing prices of new undertakings are as W eiss um the seams' aud ise the apse erap=lt i s so es D ve.,,.11,0... ... _ is Pen Willie leek wass Swim MI 174 Ditto Halt sham.- ... - - lows : Australian Mutual, ato 1 dia. ; Australian = l oy e r it iusretise otu gum alga dais makenert st. no . 53 try Consols, Ito 1 die . ; Monarch Gold, Ito / die.; Miser' eciasegy as the meraleSly yeepseiT/Ule bit laMmar, ad. ea a .oi - D o . g o i • s ysii o • s 1 oo s Head, 1 . to 1 dis.; Chartered Australian Land is s ameceemetor, arms ei au ampinale am with Ihseengh s is Jus oro gbi • o 31 Ss - D o ameba be abased ad Maimed l• Se meeiis. dl implermanme of s o 7 ..,.. r , an d b it , 14 1 4 ,:: 4 „ .. , 31 3 and Mining, Ito 4 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, emsll er tree beteg alas some ems wee gailded @past b the o o a n ~,,„,06,,„,,,,,6„ka,„,. $ a Ito 1 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 25 to 21 pm.; mat Mum al 110veeplamseauly at Ilt. It 0 171ettolli - ... - - 110 62 51 $4 111, 011 M, LONDON. 15 13 Do.Na . - - Cologne Lead,l to 1 die ; Carberry West, Ito 1 die.; 1. Oof deal. lath. so 311kethas amities U nd o. it II die Trevose Silver Lead, Ito 1 die.; Glenaulin, Ito 1 din.; 54. Orsigradeest, MegessetlecaTyne. L. 110 Iles SAW , ... ... U M 23 4 Sulphate of Barytes, 4to 1 per share; Lackamor 15 16 'Nora Dean, * No. I. ... - - die QOUND sod WHITE TEETH are not only indis- s• an Do. 6 A Deferred,- -•-• Copper, par to 1 prem. • Britannia Gold s to }per Li pow* remille re a Orin matador is bath ma, bat they $ 8 Da 4 1 Oureallu - - Tlla . share; Poltimore, Ito 4'dis. ; British and Colonial sessemusty appeedmiel Ilea. Sh as • lama. highly atrtrasive SO 174 North kahmlairs.. . 44 41 as ise Smelting and Reuction, 4to i pm.; New Linares, g eared ied balk awl binzt ur Awastllns arises vesper 29 all North Waders ler the DV 0D0:4153 gor Ig, le Ns. Nerthk&W,likatylan - - Ito f prem. ; New South Wales Coal, Ito 1 DZlTUrlttet ersedie ll =ell la dl Calm .dam. Se.. lee Ored, lkem, k Waver. Se 51 SI die . ; Australasian Coal, Ito 1 die. ; Metcalfe (of anstlearoml a pesd.llll9 whltemas ta ammellasersessio W. gal ime-sh Cleated - lellubill alas el *rem kis an led wed. IL 100 Scottish ininas ... is 6 11 to 11 Jim. ; L'Aigle d'Or, i to 1 die.; London las me feu suss M suir seelale 4 ge er a lma& ago. at. 100 grew& 6 Pao., ... 37 59 Oleg begertbseseaseese awl ~sibs fibs fa 91. pee IL to Dm 1.901.W.Guar.941 . 68 70 and Virginia Gold and Copper, Ito 1 prem.; ka. aserieS.-The week, sasedenit AMY ° see sailielehd. gas 1 0 0 inutuburaldnallord._ 1 5 Of ale 18 6. aid Ihme. U. Walliagesilia" ea Os plasmas& 1 11 1 14 1 I .649 wWwr 414 LA &unto Gold, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Car mine. bill am awl by Ougele eat prams& Oler.W. Mk.) ~. 17 19 184 sr De.lklas ~ ... ... a 5 4 bon coda to 5 des .; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, is le par to 1 pm.; Kenmare, kto 1 prem. ; Port Hunter and It AUSTRALIA and the COLONIEt3.—Light, r, 11 ! 166 ' °6 7r ol T ra ::: •,' ss ss gy Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Cumberlaud end durable ZOOTING.-CllOOOOllll PATENT m4l Deem ... ... .1 11 n FELT is arketly laperdems le ids ew ec, Ise gook goiters _— .. 711 n 4 F2t 1 Hematite Iron Ore Ito 1 prem. • Adelaide Land and ealMell, eal has bee leried_ by a lag ma esemdee apielaree in so so asks _ .„„ .55 54 Gold, Ito 01 div. ; Great Cambrian Mining and se OlmseisL ie sses ita s Sag the MOW Mara Ire idle; ale be laid on mas yeemejalmeDs 13 7 4 Quarrying, Ito 1 prom .; Melbourne Gold, Ito .1 per 10 usprasdaell me m m PSICZ l plat NOR Et i t .n P N E G NAT o : i s 2 k ... I Is sessujerew istivei AllK c Z u s h ismo emu 15 per UM et reel.- 3d fy way a gags _ ~.. ~al 11 leseignedal. sem by p r n segplegelas a 01110000 N so 4 32 watompg am= Ba 9 ad DOWOATLIIILL, ale Duns apply SHIP so l an eposocgog sog ca so 81 NG Fait sad INODOROVS Imam walie MI SME 90 14 !West OffitwaS _ - _.• 94 104 rt 4 share; East Indiau Iron, ss. to 7s. per Shan; Great Hewes United Tin, / die. to prem. ; Great Crinnie, 4 to 1 prem. ; Albion Gold, 4 dia. to par ; Lake Su perior Copper 1 div. to 1 prem. ; London and Liver =mow to equalise the temperature. II Um Wlmillsdoe sad Croydon - - I Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to ie 1 wesdiwit...- - - OULVERWRLL'I3 KIDICAL WORKS, • i lw._fxas..l2l.. - - pool Aubin Coal and Iron, par to 1 prem.; 55 70 70 69 P L Orteedoe. AosiwasplrielL end Clekkail, law; fa PM, i i: K. l l' e 0 0 - rid,...k., 71 yi ay bernhof, Ito 1 pm. ; Golden Mountain, Ito }per Id. L ,30 De. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK. AND AVOID. 1151 114 t Do.o.ll.l.Pmetrawa .._ SI ill „ share. 11.'103 :York sad North Ultarad 50 61 Si 604 =ft= TO YOUNO KIN. -- THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocu. MOW TO us. RAFFY. IL 100 laLddaghemsikelM LIMO A G T VIVID INSTALL There has been scarcely any business in the gold BM ard I v , le ludle•6ll.Waeterai UM 111$ mining share market to-day, and prices are little MOLL AND PHYSICAL LUOYMIINT CF LIM 55 al Oatmeal, husks more than nominal. Agua Fria are quoted 11 to 11 on stECIAL v. MUM et. 155 nesOmani tlAssises isollsOserse).. oworp.ra. Fem. ; Colonial gold, 1 / to 1 1 prem.; Great Nugget, .1. Nees" s" M. Ilst_thwi 54 54 130 151 1311 Ito 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; ISM userturru OF MAILIAGI LIYIL 2$ 25 O (lereedteereetWeetere $5 $4 d mester k Der and ort Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. TM DIAZASZA OF &MITTS. IN I ell W erc icok k Ida. Australian Agricultural shares are rather steadier, Mi. le Th. N. k Der.) - - at 34 to 35 ; Peel River have rallied to 1 5 to 1 5 MIAS/ DINANGLYI.4I CONIIIPATION, iml ILJEMOBIL. lse Torladessa 112 114 BOLD% is II6DS 4 dams (ditto) .. 56 57 564 prem. North British Australasian are quoted Ito 1 is. was e. Isi De. 11 dame (ditto) . 274 154 prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 2to 21 mum& uuto. sel SCOICII JAKE& feel.. le. Ma. II ' Webs eml Greessrlsh IS famed alai* Amara 144 144 ad 144 a 6 Pr em. 11TDOOPATET ; OS. TILE COLD Witl7:ll MIMI. 30 90 Dna Prams= (ditto) 16 27 Closing Buslneas 1 111=11111, Felmeter*Mewer; Combo. 117, _FleatetWeet; Weans 10 so L de ,,,....,:e 6 04 ,4pmant, otiose 1 dott e to r. Oda s . lad ell bealeso oll .: at cf W. N. Calverwek MD, 10 , Maid to Ilaratig ..... is 100 No. llama Paid. Yesterday. kisestacent, ale may he sonsulad dela ram le till 1, la u; bwo ditto • - - —— 54 in usima.,ems 840,00 0 1 Ulm Fria ell 14 11 ;re (lewd ao _ .W. 111141.) 3 $4 $O,OOO I tan& Mistral= Gold .11 4 sie pa So an Millearee ma IMO= 180,000 100. •AanloOslikentrus I=l IRELAND. teke*Lle - - I% all .1 105 106 14,008 10 tAustralastaa 26,900 3 award's& 1 f 3 50 MI kiellian 111•21.011(1811 alleallen•prOt 56,0 t. 0 1 Australian Cordillera all 1 2 dis pa Daum, July 22. Peed le lea.Cemalte U 117 106, 000 1 Australia Freehold It 15 now said that her Majesty's anxiously ex- 60 dl Dallned per amt. Oa) - - 3;000 1 Ave Maria. all 4 I do. petted visit to Ireland will take place about the sth 35 25 P z ,... 7 &,, zr 0—,,.. r.,.. i —200,00 e Brittek AnstrsUan Gob: an I 6 die WOO 26 enritisblros ...... -. or 6th of next month, that is, immediately after her 1 21 12 Demi dorm ( ditto )... - - 10,000 16 essaa.isio.fee.eits ' es - ait 4 4 4 Majesty's visit to the grand naval review at Spit- SL i alrillitutlMtalxs ooo - 8400 la De. OessesandCulabe aU 34 4 bead. se Oromisribera ...„. Ist 153 St.l ltd I t i/ c o. uss... =lhearegt 110,t% 1 Cbrumr• Creek 4 i dos i in, A discussion of much interest on the subject of the 12 I sm (lewd MOM 49 Colley Caper ...-,..... an - - recent act of the National Education Baud with ss Sar.istehees„........ II Of die 100,004 11 /Colonial Odd 1 li 11 pa 31 4 SO sa War Wry, II p. q.gus. reference to the " Scripture extracts," and other (sswert to etosnongtoar. - - 113 • 0:atc si. +Comet Innen of Eng T.II 85 75 books used in the national schools, took place yester- 26 13 Oltto Ditto Ditto ......... 12 U 11, 1. 05 U +Do. Pre. 7, permit all 74 51 pm IL 100 Tilts tr Sornereet Owed 70 , 656 5 •KagtrAustrati , nCoppr all 1 Ig de day in the South Dublin Union board of guardians; so Greet Westerel..-.. 113 105 ad Great Nugget Vele all 1 1 suu and the following resolution was ultimately carried -- 100,000 2 I Do. ape ... e a - ~ by a majority of 17 to 12. PRZFLIPIPICS 1111AILY. 19,564 20 iGeseral MOOT 1 Grand Dmhy of Wei, all 1 dig 1 It appearing to this board that the commissioners of na. St. 100 Aberdeen 93 I MOOT Great Polgooth. all 1 04 die tional education in Ireland have, at the mere bidding of 5 aU Aberdeen No. 2, 7 pee C 1 1 SS 92 100,04 e 1 Lake Bathurst. all 4 I dis attain nettles, excluded highly useful and valuable works 1 4:: T o 9 r l4°lB ' St i r 49 l l ' C . !" 1. 8 5 .7 r g 0 a 4 sos 110,ra I Liberty tree use in the national schools -Resolved-That the said lb , s cska,7 sad u „.. fd ; 7 11 .. 34 6 3 .4 9,00( " 3 /Lures 10.e..10 1 LandookCeStora Geld ileasmissioners are unworthy of public confidence, and the 0 1 51 Ott ant Bandon .11 4 dle Quartz CroeldoeCo.. all L i gliii system cannot be considered one of united education, 41 1 all Demlse, Perth, ea i A . G. , 100,600 I Harkindta all 1 par awl that therefore the schools of this union be removed from I deco Jenttlon .. ...1 111 Of 30,000 Seilmalifit.Amaricaa 1 Si 71 ad bobs in coanesion with the said national system, or in soy 2 3 ill BartADRIMMIL I3I )99. I3 .! 4 4 4 5.,p T 1 New Graeae yam Pm under the control of the said commissioners ; and that 5' 5 Do. do. MO per 0 -.... z.• ' I 200,00 e 1 Nouveau More* _.. - all 4;a I/ 2 1)..). de. (71. 17.4 7 per * LA. 1 14 pm 60,011 e 10 Nova Soda Mining and two committees be appointed, one to consider under whet ual a,,a„..a.at..,s ps„,10811 le pm Copper Insetting 3 -- Me system the protestant children should be placed, and the 111, 61 Ditto do. No. 11, 1 1 o 16 ,000 I Port rein, 1 }du par other under what system the Roman catholic cbildrenshould 10 ;le DO. New 8r er Gin.. *moll 1 1:4 30,,K. 1 Quarts kook all 4Ws tar be p l ace d . 90 190 I lasittaien.llaipirs.ep.ki le, , t. 07 *Mummy Iron The Clare Journal has the following very satisfac- 6 3 5/415bwah ' rte..l . *a l 10. . 13 +Ditto New 1 7 9 1 DoiT3so, 511 rer Cat ... -- -7... w $4 Sentimo de Cubs .... tory statement on the state of the potato crop : IR. ! 100 Great Nortbares perGetrt, 111 IN 50,001' 1 Muth Mintralan ..... idle par With regard to this county we deem it right to state Bt., 100 Da. 3 per COOL Sarin. ti *MO 10 Tin emit - - again and again and after minute ' inquiries among those I ameba at le p.eL p 113 1 114 1 11.111 Intei • Llnlbol )141iCe1... all 151 41 10 74 Do . 44 percent . sap pa 70,000 1 Waller who have been over the principal part of the county, and si , Labis og oomi s ) , es 0 14 9 1 6 0,000 I West Grenada from our own permnal observation , that no disease or sign ii t o G ou s or..imegalantsea Ime 64 /I t' - ,roc I '.Vest :Jar;oast ... .... all I i O4 of disease has as yet made its appearance, or can anywhere 4t. Ice ot.wete, redeam,4l met. 105 104 ad 1.0.'00 1 raw be discovered. St. 100 Ditto inedemeliefser ill 103 ad At the Tipperary North Riding Assizes, which !: . . 1 , 6 0 JA DIM:ro W" e.dali , Salmll lesk 14 4 9 15 dls l i Ila a r/L l' ... ad t Transferable by stamped deed. commenced yesterday, Mr. Justice Moore, in opening ; s• Ise Lon. .• isneh.DearA petit 154 157 misczummoua the commission, congratulated the grand jury on the 15t. l' 9 V•U P P r e fe7lllll9l3 °L - - • v v . . . • ..._ _ m..._.5. ~,v__ in. ISO 3 LomausitliWostain. si 4 i Chang No. 11 gh. l i YIKIMLARIOCIL 1 Pd i , priors IBusleem dorm (I , llorll I AY , . Noma.) , H.O A Yule I Laud Hal. i thorium Premium . rm. Wert, .1 lASewn Yes. of 1 A g e ' ohm Pre. Tan. We. 11 eilum. ..------ - - - L 9 d 1 1 P. 11. . Teen. lithe. 2 s. d. it S. 4. 91 1161 1 3 6 l' 30 0 173 1 4 2 O 1 9 2 116 4! f 1 1 7 6 1 4 4 O 1 2 6 l 1 1 9 1 11 1 719 1 4 6 O 3 6 $ 613 4 , 9 5 5 2 1 4 5 Doman, Jura 22. It is now said that her Majesty's anxiously ex- se pected visit to Ireland will take place about the sth 21 or 6th of next month, that is, immediately after her I A Majesty's visit to the grand naval review at Spit- es. head. A discussion of much interest on the subject of the I 2 recent act of the National Education Board with 6 , reference to the " Scripture extracts," and other books used in the national schools, took place yester- 26 day in the South Dublin Union b o ard of guardians; * and the following resolution was ultimately carried by a majority of 17 to 12. It appearing to this board that the commissioners of na tional education in Ireland have, at the mere bidding of, certain 'lefties, excluded highly useful and valuable works from use in the national echoes—Resolved—That the said commissioners are unworthy of public confidence, and the said system cannot be considered one of united education, and that therefore the schools of this union be removed from being in connexion with the said national system, or in any way under the control of the said commissioners ; and that two committees be appointed, one to consider under what system the protestant children should be placed, and the other under what system the Roman catholic ebildrenshould be placid. The Clare Journal has the following very satisfac tory statement on the state of the potato crop : With regard to this county we deem it right to data again and again and after minute ,::inquiries among those who have been over the principal part of the county, and from our own perwnal observation, that no disease or sign of disease has as yet made its appearance, or can anywhere be discovered. At the Tipperary North Riding Assizes, which commenced yesterday, Mr. Justice Moore, in opening the commission, cougratuleted the grand jury on the tranquil and orderly state of the North Riding. He had occasion at Clonmel to congratulate the grand jury of the South Riding on the condition of that Riding; and he found that the calendar here was not either in number or character of offences one-half that at Clonmel. He trusted this state of things would long continue, and that it would be his privi- lege to meet them again under such happy circum stances. There was no case on the calendar which called for any observation from him. ti 4 11 IS 14 S Lon.ladtaDettiia.... = _ all Loadoaderrs &Wan Sell , all , toodoadanyistAalia./al 1 , 1,1 512..01ketliLlnajaa.Nol 0 , Do. N.+ SDI .„ . 6 "6 flog 144 Si] w asoso ii PC,- D. 109 ati.iy.t. 161 % Digo Ifeknon ft 1 tor wkaldk Islorkic, ix *OO De.=191 1 . 114, I . sti , u WIWI lidt 10 ten Del• - ' II6 P • St. NarlDllllllll ... ` 4 l all Nortli Illiederaddre 1 in °dog. Watsasur, a '4' • , , Wm., EIS. 6 pet C. , at —_ _ ' DNA ditto ditto, 11 7 1 v m litimalitY.lna.larin mar.' 101 101 Dreamietwatat(Not. Ir.l Std. ) 6µr et r..... . 171 IS 174 SW 6pa Oat ... . 10 ., i lassoVelt;ed . il Per i lhataill ce . nt l :: ai516111L04....... 1 251 7 el i llt wa l: 41" .00IrmAt, 11l 11.1 191 201 1 i di . I wit. linimilile lizrw, . ", elt. Porta o' PPIII.7n ll 4a : . I . P 4 ' 431 Ilia .. • zd .• •A .14.1•Jraz Ear A • • I f10ra110. 1 611. 1 1 MISCRLLANIOUL Pd.l l inked. Bodnar dodo Yeaterday 6 o'day. - 1 -- *OOO 61Au6in Cal sad Iron 6 - - 2400 C 25 Asstralltra 010 l 12.10.1 ,It - - &Miro' 1r; &winlessP - - 33,000 VI Bails W. 1.. 3 + l 4 - 60 British Alserias Load 66 68 60,0008 BONA a Cokalaleatel: i a laiallisa 04114401 • • 7 - - 10.000 100 Cabala ...... 100.000 big= Palm . moon 4; %Bea 41416'4 ll4 i 1.11). (10,000 20' /instant Ram ....... - - 12. 23 - k.letrelor Seiegrare M.... 1 20 6 41 .04•4•1 44,4441 111earn t 44 sulatiairtratl.m, Co oc 1144 - 11,0 101 in Beetroot Naga, . • 1 6 - - 10.06 u Sr =M% 1 d iminatton 4 -•— 60. , ' I i.. tfltranuFuel all - - 71,0 °4 1P 1( 21.8. Walla roalan . d . iiit . M.l 3 i dia i Pal 3 Prom 14srtgettlon Co I - - 111,71 1, North &Wan Attatralatraa all .4 t pm. 65,000 I ' Do. Now a - - 26. 10 North of rom -p* &team ?a - - 120,9( siPeel River Land & !Unreal all 1111 pro. 20, 60 Penh:molar tr Oriental Min. all - - 1 , . 104 Da. 14. Portland Iron CorniM . iy . all - - 14A .- le floral M all Stoup . I tal ••-• 1 100,10 1 MAUI*. AlleT. Invcsarnent all 171 pm 11.7.11) "' tooth Aurtra3an Land. 2., 1, ;I vl t. 40 ed& a n 1 r,.10i ... ii 410.1111M,1M 1 eanki.3 • • all - to o lON. la, V.Jil iiiyallMil s d SAW 111 I 4 rot ne 1519 1599 PI/ X ll 6 I'm 114sel 11l 129 1 ti dil ll i 7 Pia NAVAL. bh% iiNPoRT, JULY 22.—A court-martial assem bled on board her Majesty's skip Impregnable, in Hamoiute, this morals", Commodore Seymour presiding, to try Mr. W. fi. M. dent, second master of the Antelope, for insolent behaviour towards his superior officer, Lieutenant C. H. Young ; and also on a drugs of stealing thirteen eoverties and some other colas from the desk of Mr. Joseph U. W. Bowman, clerk in charge of the Antelope. The cam for the proeseution was closed by one o'clock, and the Court adjourned, to Blow Mr 5....0r t.me to prepare his defence, which will be read on Monday Lieu. is I as • • 1 I -$. R.lOll MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Emmet. The English funds to-day were stationary, and, on the whole, show firmness. The buoyant feeling lately noticed, however, hu passed off. The Paris Bourse is very closely watched, and its fluctuations have almost invariably a corresponding effect here. The prices brought by . telegraph from to-day's Bonne reported a slight improvement. The discus sion promised for to-night on Mr. Layard's motion, after so many postponements, is looked forward to with the greatest interest; and meanwhile opera. tions in the security markets are partially sus pended. Consols ruled without the least variation all day at 981 to 1 for money and the 11th August. The official business report embraces :—Three per Cent. Consols, for moneT, 981, Z, 1; ditto for account, 11th August, 981, 1; T hree per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 991; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 4; Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., lola, 1, a ; Long Annui ties, 1860, 51, 5 13-16, 5 15.16; ditto, Thirty Years, 1860, 6 9-16, 61; India Stock, 258 ; Bank Stock, 229. Exchequer Bills remain quoted at their improved price of par to 3s. prem. The present abundance of money, and the difficulty of obtaining employment for it, teed to support this market, in spite of the low rate of interest (viz., 11 per cent. per annum), yielded by Exchequer Bills. India Bonds mark 235. to 275. prem. Foreign Stocks were generally well supported, especially Dutcb, Russian, Portuguese and Bra zilian; but this market presents little new feature, the transactions being restricted. Mexican was rather flatter. The new Peruvian loan on the other hand, appears eeadier. Spanish may be said to maintain its late improvement. The Committee's Certificates touched 61 per cent., but left off not quite so good. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 264 to 4, ; Peruvian Deferred, 68 to 60; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 dia.; Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto Deferred, 9 to 91; Spanish Deferred Threes, 23 to 1 ; the Certificates, 64 to 6 per cent. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 101,1, 102. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98, 971. Mexican Three per Cents., 261. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1 dis. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, ex all overdue coupons, 44; ditto Four per Cents., 43, 43: ; ditto for account, 29th July, 44. Russian Five per Cents., 119, 118}; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100:. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47i; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 23, I, . . the Committee's Certificates, 6,6; per cent. No further arrivals from Australia were reported to-day. The Cornelius, reported yesterday as arrived from Portland Bay, has only one box of gold on board, worth scarcely 100 k Of a large number of vessels that have left London for Australia this week, not one, so far as we can learn, has taken out any specie on freight. On the other hand, the Australian supplies continue to be despatched to the continent. A large portion of the gold brought in by the Woo loomooloo was to-day received from the melter's pre paratory to its remittance across the Channel. The silver brought in by the Orinoco was sold to day. Bar silver realised ss. lzd. per ounce standard, being a reduction of ad. per ounce from the price paid at the last sale. Mexican dollars sold for 4s. 1 ltd., or the same as before. The aggregate amount of silver offered for sale was unusually small. The foreign arrivals of grain in London are to a fair extent, and numerous Boating cargoes are off the coast, but meet of these are reported already sold, those remaining being held firmly. Generally, at to day's market, wheat and flour were held for an ad vance over the prices of last Monday, but not much business was done. Foreign wheat, however, must be quoted fully Is. dearer than last Monday. At the indigo sales to-day prices were fully sup ported. 1,104 chests were passed, of which 575 were sold. The quantity remaining to be sold is about 1,600 chests. Commercial letters from St. Petersburg of the 16th inst. were received to-day, but communicate scarcely a single item of news, the free use of the pen, even in correspondence, being interdicted. The exchange ruled at 38 5-16 d. %easels were more plentiful, but freights still ruled very high. We are sorry to perceive that a small section of the scrip-holders of the Upper India Railway Com pany are lendiug themselves to what we cannot help iionsidering a very ill-judged movement, in opposi tion apparently to their directors. A notice was issued to-day, purporting to be signed by one indi vidual, on behalf of parties holding, as it is stated, 80,000 shares in the company (although it is believed nothing like this amount is held by them), inviting a meeting of the scrip-holders for the 2nd August, to discuss the proposed arrangement with the East Indian Railway Company, and, as the notice ex presses it, "to appoint a committee, to carry such arrangement into effect, and for winding up the affairs of the Upper India Company, upon the completion of such arrangement." Of course the negotiations between the two rail way companies can only be carried on through their respective boards, and as the directors of the Upper India Company arc known to be earnestly engaged in negotiation, tho indelicacy— not to apply a stronger term—of any section of the Upper India scrip-holders rushing forward to meddle with it, is manifest. It is understood that the conveners of the proposed meeting have already re• ceived a hint to this effect from the East India Railway Company. We understand the recommen dation for the construction of the entire Upper India line—in fact, the whole line from Calcutta to Delhi —by one amalgamated railway company, and one board, comes from the Board of Control, which echoes the recommendation of the Governor-General of India; but a majority of the East India directors is understood to be unfavourable to the amalgamation, and disposed to recommend the employment of several distinct companies. We have already drawn attention to the evident danger of the creation of an immense monopoly of transit in Northern India, should a line of between 1,300 and 1,600 miles in length, destined to afford the means of transit to some seventy millions of inhabitants and their produce, be handed over to one company ; and it is to be hoped government will weigh the matter well before a final decision is come to. Row ever, whilst the opinions of mcu practically ac-1 quainted with India and its requirements are being collected by the authorities, and whilst negotiations I are in progress, the proposed meeting of scrip holders is uncalled for, and likely to prove prejudi- 1 cial to the interests of the Upper India Company rather than otherwise. We understand the Upper ' India Railway Board have decided upon imme diately distributing pro rat; amongst the English shareholders nearly 21,000 reserved shares. This distribution will be at the rate of about oue new share for every nine now held, supposing all the shareholders apply for their quota. The Financial Agent of Portugal has put forth an advelli-cr declarin" that any corttfititrm :hit may be vt.t acd, jani.urtiag to represent the Fo- This, no doubt, is done in opposition to the mea sures contemplated by the Committee of Portuguese Bondholders, for issuing certificates for the overdue interest ; but whether they are recognised or not, the liability of the Portuguese government, as repre sented by the certificates, will still remain, and can. not be got rid of. The non-recognition of committee certificates by the Agent of Portugal does not surprise us, seeing that so many certifi cates, bonds, and other documents issued from time to time, under official authority, and bearing the signatures of the Queen and her minis ters, have been in like manner repudiated. We are, however, authorised to state that the advertisement of the finance agent will in no way affect the inten tions of the committee of bondholders; but, on the contrary, it will give an additional stimulus to per severe in exposing the financial jugglery of the go vernment of Portugal. It is further stated, that a small per eentage, amounting to perhaps one-eighth per cent., will be charged on the amount of certifi cates to be issued, in order to defray the expenses— and whatever balance may remain over will be ap plied to 'he erection of a marble tablet, to be placed in the Portuguese walk of the Royal Exchange, commemorative of Portuguese dishonesty. Had the Portuguese government paid so much regard to common decency as to ask its creditors' consent to the confiscation lately decreed, so stroug a spirit of opposition would not have been excited amongst the bondholders; but when the Finance Minister coolly decrees a reduction of Five and Four per Cent. Bonds into a Three per Cent. debt, and in forms dissentients that they will in future be paid at the reduced rate, whether they give in their con sent to the arrangement or not, we cannot help sym pathising cordially in the feeling of indignation evinced by the victims. Land shares were generally fiat to-day, specula tion being stagnant. Australian Agricultural, Peel River, and Van Dieman's Land, all gave way. Bri tish American and South Australian Land were dull. Crystal Palace shares were rather flatter, closing 1 to 2 prem. Australian Bank shares were firm, and Bank of Australasia further improved 108. Victoria bock shares (41. paid), mark 6i. A call of 11. has just been made on the shares of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company, payable on the 25th August ; and a call of IL on the Four per Cent. Preference shares (of 201. each) of the Great Southesn and Western Railway of lre- I land. A dividend at the rate of five per cent. per an num falls payable on the paid-up capital of the Ma ritime Passengers' Assurance Company on the 21st August. The quotations of foreign exchange to-day were generally rather higher than those of last post, espe cially for Hamburg, which was done as high us 13.7, bills remaining over at 13.61. Short paper on Paris was mere offered, but there was considerable inquiry for there mouths' bills, the difference in the quota tions of these two classes of paper being greater than usual. On Amsterdam the rate was unaltered. Bills ou St. Petersburg were in demand, at 38d. money. Frankfort ruled at 119} to ; Vienna, 10.51 to 56 ; Trieste, 10.56 to 58 ; Lisbon, 034 ; and Oporto, 534 to 4. Business in this market was but limited. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 951 ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 13-16 ' • Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 1-16 ; the Certifs., 6 ; Portuguese New, 381; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic'', 824; Mexican New, 261; Granada Deferred, 9 5.16; Equador, 4 3-16; Peruvian New, 804. Pane, closing pnces of this day :—Four-anl-a-Half per Cent. Remo', 103.50 ; ditto Three per Cents., 78.80'; Bank shores, 2,735. Vienna, Thursday :—Five per Cent Metallios, 944; Exchange on London, 10.41; Bank Shares, 1,408. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 16 th of July, is as follows: BANK OF KiOLAN 1 !;! , .I !PP No' Juno ..... 'Y for the week ending July 16, 1863. 1/111311INT. Goverrunent gmoi-Ao, Other eteurlOw 1,464.9 0 0 Gold Ooln and I'W.LIOII 17.6 311 . 701 Oliver Bunton DADIIIIO DI I..copektort' Capital ,04,163 , 600 3,24 .22.4.1 1 Mao Dupositslinclud Itzabioq., rAv. Dnte, Oasatufs. of atioral Deno' d LL. Au 34.1 2.332.814 Other I),:nre.ts 13,1 2 Ou4 devie4iyaladotbscistllo 1,40d.8D.3 431.biW853 Potwittea finclud. Dead W.l ht An:rdty) M 3.757.333 Other aseurttki 13.0,34410 Notes Gold and Myer oo4a 47.4.+4 July St. 18S3. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re sults: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,888,060 Increase 81,080 Public deposits 2,332,814 Decrease 1,620,516 Other deposits Oevernment seeurities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,408,893 Decrease 247 The Rest The Reserve 8,135,288 Decrease 321,406 The changes exhibited in this return are chiefly attributable to the dividend payments. The decrease of three quarters of a million in the item of Govern. ment securities held by the Bank, following the in crease of nearly a million and three quarters last week, is the most curious feature of the return. With the dividends in course of payment, and the item of public deposits (which inoludes several of the national accounts) reduced to so low a sum, it appears scarcely probable that government could have afforded to repay so large a proportion of the advances made it by the Bank. The stock of the precious metals continues to diminish at an average rate of about a quarter of a million sterling per week, notwithstanding the imports from Australia. The falling off in the amount of private securities held by the institution is again heavy. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-JuLy 22. Time. Prices as negotiate.; this day 13.11, and M. Money. tinsterd . Arn Ditto flotterdam Antwerp Brussels . „ „ 201 r. tee. ... 2512. 221 e. U 11111197 and A.. , I 3 .. „ 13uos. Bjechl. Itracs. loco 81. Petereburg Paris per £ Phort 2512. Or. ... 251 r. 05e. Ditto „ 3 Montha23lt. 24. e. ... 25fr. 25e. Marseillt, Frankfort-on-11.e.Mainener £lO „ 11914. Sr. ... 1191 d. kr Vienna (effective) pet L .., led. 54sr. ... 10d. 56ar. Trtecte Modrie per dollar „ 50 pence ... 49i pence Cotta „ „ 501 pence ... 511 pert°. Bisbee Parcemia. , ~ 431 pence ... 491 pence Malaga w 0 pence ... 491penee "leville ..... w 91 truce ... 491per.ce Gibraltar Leghorn ............- " 7, 291r.831e. ... 291 r. 6710. Genet Naph , per Am „ 411 pence ... 41 Rine I alert la per evade „ 1211 pence ... 121 pence ..1 wit..... .. 125 peace ... 124 peace itsbon per mttrer9o day, date 51( pence.. 53 pence I 'poen 5 31 pence ... SS I ernes New York agars sight 481 peace ... 4 9 4 pence TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market tacitly is rather fiem at the annexed prices, viz.:—Town Tallow, 625. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 611. Gd. to 51s. Oil. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 50s. 9d. to 51s. MARKET ATERLOES.—Town Tallow, 525. 9d.; Fat by ditto, 2s. 101,1. ; yellow Russian, 535. Od. ; Melted 380. 6d. ; Rough (btu), 25s 6d.; Tallow Graves, 15c; good Dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger, but no altera tion in prices. Prime Mt adow Hoy, Ms. to 115+. ; Sss. to 9.55.; new, GO6. to 845.; Rowen, 4.55. to 60s. ; Clover, old, Ms. to 120 e.; second cut, 70s. to leSs.; new, 70s. to 921. Gd. ; Straw, 30s. to 335. COVENT-GARDEN-TIDS DAY. Vegetables and fruit are now supplied in abun•lance. Peaches and Nectarines are sufficient for the demand. '1 ho oupply of Strawberri. sis falling off a little. Importations from the Continent of Potatoes, Carrots, and Artiely.kes, are still kept up, and there are some good Fri uch Cherri s and Apricots in the market. Englis.h Cherries are coming in very plentifully: hut, owing to so much wet they are is had condition. Greengage and Orleans Plums, from the South of France, fetch 41. per basket. There is also a large quantity of foreign Pines in the market, and they are in fine condition. Rhubarb is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch from 4d. to Gd. per bunch. Green Peas are coming in in very good condition, st from 6d. to Is. per quart shelled, and from 2s. 6d. to o. per bushel sieve. Potatoes are beginning to show symptoms of disease. Mushrooms arc scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchr.ias, Roses, Cycla mens, Mignonette, Cinerarias, Pinks, and Azaleas. ...- Pine Apples, per lb., 48 to Re Grape, notbnuae, p. 1b.,2s to 34 Peaches, ter doz., PM to 21s Nectarine~ per doz., 10a to 246 Melona, el. b. 3o to 86. Applea, per bushel, 4. to Cd Cherries, per lb., lid to 18 6.aombert leo, per benb,26 to 36 rd ittmwberrles, per broker, Is tots Currants, per bolt entre, as to as lemon per dozen, Is to 2s Orange., per doz., Is to 3s Seville. p. 100, lie Almonds, per peck, Ss sweet. per lb., 4e to Is Nuts, Barcelona, per bush., 20s YEW: FABLE% Cenbages, per doz., Gd to 9/1 -- Csulifi".wers, each, at to 4d Greens, per doz., 2.6 d to 4s French BIM" per 100, 93 is Is 6d Aspirseus. p. bundle, . a to 45 Rhubarb, per bun., Sd to 61 Potatoes, per ton, 600 to lOUs per cwt., 3s to 3s per bu.h., 2s 64 to 5s Turnips, per doz., is tid to II ed Cucumbers, each, RI to Is rd Crier,, per bundle, 9d to Is 6d Garrote, p. doz., SP to As Spinach, per sieve, Is to On Beet, per dos., Is to Is 61 Leekr, per bunch, 3d to 4d dtmllota, per Ib, 6d to 8d Carle, per lb., 6.1 to Sd Lettuce, Cab., per doz., Gd toad Cog, per sane, Is to 24 Radishes, pet slur.. Is to Is Od Small tgan,P, p. pun., 2,1 to 3d Horse Radish, per Ml., Is to Se Mtohrooms, per pot. Is Ott to Is e d Sorrel, per half sieve, Gd to Is Artichokes, Jer., Is to Is 61 Fennel, per butch, 2d to 3d Savory, per hunch, 2tl to 54 Thyme, per bunch, 2,1 to 31 Pap,ley, per doz bunches, is t. to Mint, green, per bunch, I.`d to f d Basd, preen, per bunch, Col Marjoram, do. do. 6d Watereresses, p. 12 bun., SU to 104 DRAMA. CIERMAN PLAYS. 011ie/la was performed last night at the St. James's Theatre, if not with such striking effect as the representa tion of Hamlet, yet in a manner highly creditable to the company. The principal part was well suatained by Herr Dessoir, whose conception of the character was just, while his action was vig.yous and impassioned without rant or exaggeration. Mdlle. Fuhr was a pretty and interesting Headmen,. Herr Pauli was a good lago, though he fell into the ordinary mistake of making his villany too trans parent. Herr ealtilleott's Cassio was intelligent and satis factory, and the subordinate parts were respectably filled. The performance was very favourably received by a full house. CLERICAL. VACANCIES. Wickhambrook (near Clare) Rectory, Suffolk, by tho promotion of the DA v. C. Barton to the rectory of flattest ; value, 4001. a year ; patron, the Lord Chancellor. Bradfield (near Sheffield) Perpetual Curacy, by the death of the Rev. J. Fletcher; value, 2001. a year; patron, the Rev. A. Getty, Vicar of Eceleafirld. Tadlow (near Biggleawadt) Vicarage ; value 2001. a year; and East Batley (near Caxton) Rectory; value, 1601. a year ; by the death of the Rev. St. J. W. Lucas; both in the gift of the Muter and Fellows of Downing College, Cambridge. SPORTING. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Fatnay. There was a thin attendance at the rooms this morning, and betting extremely dull. The only horses in force for the Goodwood Stakes were Hobby Hone, Joe Miller, and Trifle. For the St. Leger we have little change to notice. GOODWOOD STAKES. 4 to 1 agst Hobby Hone (t) 7 to 1 Joe Miller (t) 10 to 1 Trifle 11 to 1 Haricot (t) 12 to 1 Vindex (t) 14 to 1 Kingston (t) 100 to 6 Muscovite (t) 20 to 1 Goorkah (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 2 agst Rata plan (t) 7 to 1 Pelion (t) 8 to 1 Rattle (t) BT. LEGER. 60 to 40 on West Australian (t) 25 to 1 agst Vaoderdecken (t) DERBY. 18 to 1 agst Dervish (t). NOTTINGHAM _RACES.7-FRIDAY. PORTLAND Ha:emcee, of 2 son. each, with 50 added by the ladies of Nottingham ; for all ages. One mile. (II subs.) Lord Chesterfield's Humphrey, by Cotherstone, aged, 7st (A•hm.ll) 1 Mr. Gulliver's Chilton, 3 yes, Est 71b ..(S Steggles) 2 Mr. T. Dawson's The Italian, 8 yrs, 7st (Alderoft) 3 Mr. Gibbs's Thirkleby (h b). 5 yrs, Est 71b (Wills) 4 The following also ran :—R' d Lion, Alfred the Great, Puritan, Friendless, Ann Eliza, Determination, Angelo. FOREST STAKES, of 5 soya. each, with 25 added; for 3-yr.olde and upwards. Optional selling weights. One mile and a quarter. (5 subs.) Mr. Gibbs 's Nancy Martinson by Sleight of Hand, 4 yrs (201.), 7st 21b (Wells) 1 Mr. Shelmerdine'e Evening Star, 3 yes (200, Est I llb (carried sst 121 h) (Kendall) 2 Mr. J. Osborne's Equal, 4 yea (201.), Est 131 b (Cerro]) 3 BENNET PARK STAKES Of 10 SOTS. each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71h; fillies, Bst 31h. Cer tain penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. (19 subs.) Mr. J. Scott's Meteors, by Melbourne, 8.4 (car. Bst 11b) (Marlow) 1 Baron Rothschild's Twinkle, by Harkaway, 7st 121 b (Charlts n) 2 Mr. C. Roberts's Diane, 7st 101 b (0. Sharpe) 3 Mr.W. T. Park's Moun , ain Maid, 7st Lib (Aldcroft) 4 The following also ran: Ludwig, Constancy, c by .Ratan —Miss Martin, Vestige, Village Lase, Antonia, Brown Brandy. HIM MAJESTY'S PLATE Of 100 guineas, for horses of all ages; 3 yrieeld, 7st 711) ; four, 9it ; five, list tiib ; six and aged, 9st 91b. Two miles. Lord W. Powlett's Sharavogue, by Feeney, 4 yrs, (Ropers 1 Mr. Williams's Chief Justice, 6 yrs (T. Lye 2 Mr. 'l'. Fryer's Nestor, 3 yes (Barker 3 Mr. Wildman's Birthday, 6 yes (E. Doyle 4 GRAND STAND STAKES of 50 VAIL, added to a Sweep stakes of 5 sore. each, tor all ages. Optional seling weights. T.T.C. (9 subs ) Mr. Philips's La June, by Faugh•a-Ballach (h 13), 3 yrs (200 Get 3lb (Kendall) 1 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Mr. Armstrong's Mary, 2 yrs QM.) sst lib (carried The English funds have been a shade better to- bat 71b) , _ (Wells) 2 Capt. Little ' 8 Miss Lucy mare, 6 yrs 000 Sat 61b day, although there is no news bearing on politics; also ran:—Margaret of Anjou, Nancy (Charlton ) 3 and generally throughout the Stock Exchange t he The following tendency is upward, checked, however, by the ab- ManinFon , Nightcap, and Incense. IPATONFILLD HANDICAP Of 16 AM eacb 1 on , 0 ft, and 5 sense of business. Consols have been bought at 9 8 OOP if . declared. Certain winners extra. b f by XX out of e mile and a for the account, but have since returned to yester- half (23 subs., 11 of whom declared.) day's rate of 98! to 1 both tbr money and the 11th Mr. J. Saxon's Calot, by Touchstone, 4 yrs, 6st 71b August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99,1, to (Clement) 1 (Marto ,: 1 • the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 1 ; Mr. Parr Candlewick, 6 yrs, 7si .. (Scans/ay) 2 M r Mr. . C I ,i . e R i k o i b a e n r e ts s ' E s Mr. T.'s Pride, 3 yrs, Sat 71b ( N a e i l ll 3 ischcquer Bills, par to 3s. prem. vilm v iA lli w n7 t f i n e yen, 6 77 e t 4 8 1 b . 1 . . 7 . 1 ' h . ( A l nu F d o . re p i u g u n is e h toc are ks loo ar k e i fi n rm g up. , however, and Tho Sar b d ar in g i a a i n a , s, Pera The weathsr was showery and the attAtOilice umpire, ule very limited. Spank& Old Tkrees mark 471; lively scanty. The bpurt, however, was 9 . 4 satisfactory. r'. 's .