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

71 • / , 'fr.d'.. -. - . 1 ‘-e4;430.1/e..:4,..-"' ...0 8 '1 ... ....e,..e5..- .""‘• 411.. 4 . -.... • • ...-• ....3 *€ , -- -e- - . ___. ___ - • • 1agr,....0--7 -* Creb je (ixprt Lie %A • , Na 2,1464 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1853. [THREEI'ENCE. • i • ..---_ ._. and 6 only if declared by Saturday before the Liverpool . JOINT STOCK BANKS. plant, now in progress of blooming. The appearance af FORRION RAILWAYS. " --- Aisasu,A LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, BR IT Prlasmatreet, Mu* Ln 5 . 100 .• Jaly Meeting. Two miles ea the old course. SHARE LISTS. Is 3 Intwarp and Rotterdam 11 I die ' taeuee the growing crepe has not much altered gem rally. In Sisentliebed Aug.l, 1517. Age st lb ! Age st lb 30 5 Bodices to J a ns e n I 01 Ms 411 Belgian Pastern Janssens 411 No. Sh.l Bangs. Pd.' Pekoe & l athe. am. , some parts of the country complaints are heard. The Y04411X111) C 4.143). oats and barley fields, which this year are g p rgaffed by ssioadal Act of Parliament. 4 Viet., rap. °. Kingston WEDNESDAY EYIII4IIIO. 30 20 Charleroi sad Ertmalinse. 14 IS --CoI•ROBERT .11-EXAM/ER, Itlarkheeth lark . Weathergage.... 4 8 9 Kitetlyer 4 610 to t aj 40 4.4w/we, . .. , s i n o,ugut2o,;ee . b.,,, d ai more numerous than ordinarily, are so far well OW' 1.. • 10 10 Woe and Herne= ... p ar I pa' ~ . 40 BM. Col. 'kaki Lai ech all - - reported. Potatoes continue to be well spoken of. , , rats/ id premium tir .eettrte I.o.its or Debts. Newminstar .... 5 8 9 Phantom pi.io, 50 Ilritlsh North AMOrieark .. all - _- ‘ it 5 i ,,...,.:f„ ‘ , 32 ,, rely . rennired ilaruig first scsen yeas. Chief Justice.... 6 8 9 Galvanism - 3 5 6 21 4030 125 Cbartered flank of !Mb .. 616 up In Scotland there has been quite sufficient rain, and .I.‘ .. ?iiyable Luring life. la 1 De. It:tendon . • I 1 so more would be injurious. Wheat was coming into ear, and avai• Hobble Noble .. 4 8 8 Naboboo.o.10l au ,Chart. Bank of lodia. Am. y u rine .nasority for (*Plums MIA , • Ariosto .-- - 3 6 7 the rise in Consols; but t h e final prices show a de- so 10 Grand Junction of Pram, if pa 21,444 lon !Colonial .. .. ..., ...... 25 - LUITANNIA MUTVAL LIVE AS4OCI kTION. Nancy 6 8 3 . Eulogist - '° G rand Trunk cf ala ta,aut. F l u Commercial of . I.ofldol3_ .... 20 -•- weather is reported unsettled by rains, but the mole ore is g. sw eered by her Malssers Royal letters Patent, Warhswk - generally continues very firmly supported, with 214 all Ot•WeeLisf Canada.dborse }rib 4pm 4 came .. Kos.. Scot., a Aust. Closet. 10 t dine pen 2.5.0e0 20 Lou. Clan. Bank of AwaL 12 Illf pm 14 LH considered to have been beneficial to the growing crops. The weather last month (Juno) was distinguished by its P,,, •,... .. :el let snanidly. Daniel O'Rourke 4 8 2 Ammonia little stock offering at present rates. 10,000 50 London awl County ...... 20 - - ....... , sns • competed tor Mel ant meths' difkrenos ; test . 4 8 0 Lord Faucenberg 3 6 6, .. Do. Heade (and lea), i 673 - - 00.000 50 Lonikm Joint Stoia ...... 14 - - great cloudiness and humidity ; for many days the Ma was , ~,,,- . ...t ~gaarenere all aan Pies PrwMl 6 / 1 7 InhMeemul 10 II". 41 . 3 Lneeateristoje,3 p.CLPTed f f dill 0 0 ,u. ' WO [edition and WaMmloster 20 - - not seen. Copious rains toll on 15 days or nearly every Little Harry - - other day. The supplies of home-grown corn at our mar- P i r t ejtitossal eased mentor, a reaostkil a3O Pr Pat. car Kussborough .. 6 712 Hirsute - ......... 10 - - - ei gippas" -- i t. plani premium oa all partkipatiag Mdse. R e d b ed - -. kets have lately fallen off, partly on account of haymaking, ellfltm and partly on account of farmers being iiflucnced by the , oreurtsay.. ( ewseau) King of Trumps 4 712 Hobby-hone - 1: : D R:: ( P ula) -'""' I i tis EC 120.1 'Oriental Rank Co imam all 43 61 4 Pram' of Ireland 23 Si die Is bonus unsettled - state of the weather end the threatening all feels of ..-- -2 11,:t *woe Ansa Mg& . yaw. Songstress Teeny well Nutshell..... .. 6 7 9 Babette - res &is,. 10 Do, New ... . all - - politics . From abroad the arrivals have been lately to a i Neon= Premium ' Ase. Palsl6 71 Maims ... ... ... ... 2 21 pm 91 10.000 6 Lal AnairalleM I . l4elanit 'IC 4.. es kern. of seem Telb he. Gossamer - i and Onld Imp. Ca ...... 1 f_die par 8,0C4 75 'South Australia, . ..... .. 55 46 46 47 fair extent, chiefly from the south of Europe ; little from the north. The corn trade (since the '27th June) has been tear , . Li*. mime' " Ml ' Trickstress 5 7 8 Ooorksh 3 6 1 French shares have also given way, the decline se 1• . • Samar & Liege(Wiih in.j if 71 20000 M Polon of Ananias . all 77 7:. 1773 6 very animated all over the United Kingdom. The rite in --- -- - - SOO !Do. New. .......... M. 8 64 I 1 g• d. Yaws. MM. R m iLits.d.ga d. 16 16 Northern of ?ranee . 355 331 60,00 r lo Union of N ew ..... to ; - -1 the price of corn and flour has become general, varying , e 23 6 30 • 3 1•1 43013 3 Indian Warrior.. 4 7 7 Plum/teed - 41) al rne, pm. 3 per ee..3 00 71, 7r 1 •' MAW 40 ,Unlon of Madrid .......... all I - - I from Is. to 35., and this advance lass already been responded 19 2 . ate 4 3 11114 4 0 12 4 Father Thames.. 4 7 6 Cronus (late Da. therns, 34 1 to 351. Ise B. lk Amiens ohs.) 14 13 60 6 1111014110 13 3 cuaseanay le 23 6 4 3 9 lO all Norwegian Trunk Prem. 5 9 0 3 4 1 613 4 , 11 3 a 2' 1 4 60 12 6 m uscov it e B. 11. TOOTER. itasidanntreslsr. R ee d it . 4 7 5 Roger Thornton Mew NUM gaige 0 3 . 4 133 10 Si Parisi aad (Moms ... .. 41 43 MONEY .MARKET. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic ANDRZW FRANCK Matey / m en = 37 4 Mayor of Hull .. 36 0 ih. I Pd.l lattwaes. 1 yesterday. tea p, d i, 20 2. Paris and Rowels ... ~ 491 414 express :- Amsterdam Tuesday, closing prices:- 26 :e Po.rn told 5tm....,04re ... 36 464 Ilei i I &dine , , TIIE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. CXCIX., n u k e , 67 4 Dam. Tattle .... 45 12 ti- in, I ,_ben",__ „-...„,_. ••• ~__,..... -- ,2 6 lei 101 if Gast*, and Riehmond ... las par The market for the home funds opened rather per Cents., 63 • Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., will be published an Wednesday neat. Poodle ...I 51 4 30 M Romeo sad Ramo ... .., ley 104 lower this morning, the unfavourable interpretation 22 7-16 ; the Coupons, 5 11.16; the Old Three per COMM, : Pekin - - I. The Anstalan Overt In the ISM Century. Colaterilale 5 7 3 Coombarland It IS 61b1em.„1414.„ ____ _ll_llMhis. an.' 9 T dim 11 2 Royal Ifiredlok -.... ... 4 die par put upon the Emperor of Russia's manifesto by the Cents., foreign, 471 ; Portuguese New, 35 13-16 ; 2. The Natlon, al India and their Meaner.. I. Loci 41riesCalamial Adwintetratices. Trifle (h b) 4 7 3 _ tittatheamon.... 3 511 Et !11, I ,,LUalwka_Mtal' • 1,...0 0 22, 40 -1 .I, . 1 . 4 „,_ ' es a I g i s k ar ld ra.tri'...r.: 71 2 1 e.a....v5. _. _ • 3m...f1y Dress rendering parties who had regarded that deco- Austrian Five per Cent. NI s 11; 911 • I I plant, now In progress of blooming. The appearance of the growing crop. has not much altered generally. In some parts of the country complaints are heard. The oats and barley fields, which this year are more numerous than ordinarily, are so far well reported. Potatoes continue to be well spoken of. In Scotland there has been quite sufficient rain, and more would be injurious. Wheat was coming into ear, and barley was progressing favourably. Front Ireland the weather is reported unsettled by rain., but the tools ure is considered to have been beneficial to the growing cropa. The weather last mouth (June) was distinguished by its great cloudiness and humidity ; for many days the run was not seen. Copious rains NI on 15 days or nearly every other day. The suppeies of home-grown corn at our mar kets have lately fallen off, partly on account of haymaking, and partly on account of farmers being iifluenced by the unsettled state of tho weather and the threatening as facts of politica. From abroad the arrivals have been lately to a fair extent, chiefly from the south of Europe ; little from the north. The corn trade (since the 27th June) has been very animated all over the United Kingdom. The rite in the price of corn and dour has become general, varying from Is. to 35., and this advance lass already been responded to in almost every corn market in Europe. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter 's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ditto Tw•o-and-a-Halt per Cents., 63 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 7-16 ; the Coupons, 5 11.16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 47'1; Portuguese New, 33 13-10 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811 ; Equador, 4 3.16 ; Mexican New, 261 ; Granada Deferred, 9 Paris—Closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-llalf per Cent. Rentes, 102 ; ditto Three per Cents., 76.70; Bank shares, 2,650. After the extraordinary rise of yesterday these prices show an unfavourable reaction, but the decline is not serious. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The market for the home funds opened rather lower this morning, the unfavourable interpretation pat upon the Emperor of Russia's manifesto by the press rendering parties who had regarded that docu ment as favourable less deciled in their views. Later in the day, on statements of the despatch of a fresh Russian envoy to Constantinople, charged to renew negotiations, combined with intelligence that the Paris bourse had opened this morning at a fur ther advance, a rise of per cent. took place, at which prices were supported at the o ffi cial close. Later in the afternoon, however, a relapse ensued on telegraphic advices that the French funds had given way towards the close. As the telegraphic despatches published to-day . are not in unison on the important point of the crossing of the Pruth, some stating that the passage had actually been effected, whilst others merely assert that the movement in question was about to take place, it may be useful to mention that despatches received to-day by influential houses con nected with the Continent state positively that the Russians crossed the river on the 2nd inst. It is THIS DAY.—Two o'CLockr. Yesterday's rise has not been maintained in the English stock market, which, at the present moment, wears a flat appearance. The other departments of the house are also marked by flatness, French shares especially, showing a decline. Consols opened 98 to cx div. for the 19th, but the present quota tion is 97Z to 98 only. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to Z ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 to 1; India Stock, 2561 ex div.; South Sea Old Annuities, 100 Z ; Bank Stock, 2281; Ex chequer Bills, Is. to 4s. prem.; India Bonds, 2.55. prem. Foreign stocks are totally neglected, and rather flat. The sales as yet reported include only Equador Bonds at SZ ; Spanish Deferred, 221 ex. div.; Portuguese Fours, 401 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ex div. ; and Brazilian Old Fives, at 1001. evident that this important movement has been fully " discounted " in the Stock Exchange, and thus we have the apparent anomaly of a rise in prices at the moment when the event so long dreaded comes to pass. There has been a good deal of influential buy ing of Consols during the last two days, and it is further believed that many "bear" accounts have been bought in. The present position of the market affords a remarkable confirmation of COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCCAR.—The public sales consisted of foreign (subject to the reduced duty). 400 hhds. Porto Rico were offered, and and chiefly sold, at 375. to 41s. ; 600 hhds. Cuba offered, a small part only sold, at 295. 6d. to 375. ; 1,400 boxes yellow Havannah bought in at 35.. to 425. ; end 200 cans white Bahia, 365. to 40s. 6d. COFFEE.—The public sales are large, and progressing without spirit. TEA.—Although there is not much business doing, yet the market has a very firm appearance, and importers very generally refuse to sell except at high prices. Savrrarux.-600 bags, refraction 12} to 161, sold freely in public sale, 265. Gd. to 265 . Gd., which were high pri ces . COTTON.—The public sales were bought in at full prices. 400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. RICE.-850 bags Bengal were offered and withdrawn, at 12s. demand IS good, and prices are a shade higher: In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues very firm at the annexed prices: —Town Tallow is quoted 51e. nett cash; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 53a. 9d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 535. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports scarcely anything at market, the farmers being busy at home, and prices much higher for every description of good quality. Prime Meadow Hay, 955. to 103 e.; Inferior, 70s. to SOs.; new, GO.. to SOs.; nowen, 458. to 551. ; Clover. 105 s. to 115 s. ; Second Cut, 80.. to 100 a.; Straw, 304. to 36. ...- --- 11111ZIO T UE Ell u lllt e UßGH !f t VIEW , , De I i o. CXCIX., p ui ,,,, - le!, I ,_berallm, ~i.,..... - •• a ,_;.:- •! 99 14 3 SO 4 PastaCarcelsiChe;tieurY - d i"' pa -• • • pel►lshod4 7 4 Ireland's Eye.... 3 512 - `4' . 1.71:41 .i .;"'''l 3 , 61 101 71 Queen and Riehasond ... 4 dls par I. The Millman Overt la the 15th Century. Pelion 2. Th e Satan. of Wks end their meaner'. Colaterdale 6 7 3 Coomburland al 40 Illthe ma il i.42. ll4has. en.' 9 7 dim 2 6 : 1 8 1 8 4111wedli -.... ... 6 die par 3. lard GreyleCtioedal Adreinatratica. Trifle (h b) 4 7 3 Stathesmon.... 3 511 174 an ISO IR • 30 ' C aware end Meow ••• .. ri di 4. 1114.tioneef Mend with China. Exact - - 5 Laves ot the Dever= Earls of Eon. Gael/sheet - - 11. P.eolar 'Mesdames as tilted States. Aaron S m i t h .... 5 7 2 Ana Elias St. 100 Caledualem SO 6 leathern of Franco... 4 5 pm 7. Qoareetine. Small Fes. sad Yell6w Fever. Black Doctor.... 5 7 2 Lady I . Waiting - 1 0 2s. Upper India:gip IL Licrpsnt's Joann! in alms. 81 all /Tot dodders . 4 3 9. The French Navy. Merry Bird .... 4 7 2 Elise - -rile /p a l , : herget.th smi Co. Etinaugh :A. and C. Clack. Little Davy .... 4 7 2 Mabella Butterfly 23 all god 53 51 10 6 Zealand 3 I die 61 p hco R. or.s eULVER T W T ila t is is Zil MEDICAL IC , A t Ir e.W.. W ; Erf3, Candlewick SactScarecrow . . . 4 7 2 0 i le r aa e v a et l r t er :; N D or a t y °ll ßOPl i 7 i 0: 3a d ji l gllSMitti lessen r gib1 ‘ 1:14127 1 ).7 . 1 I 14 til 14 MINES. H. Hurworth LECTURE TO YOUNG NAN. Lucie TOL HOW TO sit MUTT. Fancy Girl 4 7 0 Lord Lieutenant . 3 55 Ls l et E. It W.I. Cks.laßinn.Ja 30 u Inactivity continues to prevail in the market for 14. St. Michael tio Sellahnegliami= . 70 72 .., -- 711 home mining stocks. A few sales are reported to us 111RAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYIEIMIT or LIM Now or Never .. a 7 0 Incognita v. Cardinal Wiseman 5 613 Cabin Boy 3 5 1 at. 100 gisperkflealk rigtb iseV e n - - Caradon, 210; Trehane,l3 ; Tincroft ,71, 8; Mendip ON oPECIAL DISIMIIII. Doubt a 612 Nava 3 5 o SL 100 swat lasethens ... ... 554 861 531 6 ". be by Melbourne St. Andrew e. 1118 a - - 33 a Hills, 5,4; Clive, 21, 3 ; North Downs, 23. 163 INPTITUTES OF MAMMON LIFL ala De. Iy Dna . . 114 la The gold mining shares are generally steady, but vu. — Sall 4 612 Rosalba DISEASES OF wurral. Lough Dawn .... 56 12 Mary Magri. mu. 13 It Irish Sena Zeillui" .. r il of active. British Australian are heavy. At four egLeAra DEIL&NOZMENTS. CONSTIPATION. and HMOS& 50 all [Anemia, meiDuresis 1 03 MD& GOODWOOD CUP. 161 1111 Do. Theis . - 17 (5 pee o'clock Colonial Gold were : quoted 1 to 11 prem.; n. and i. Subjoined are the weights calculated up to the present et. too ; usualness . yentehlri 701 yyi 76 1 I i Great Nugget, 1 to 11 prem. ; Port Phillip, 3-16 itiouni. IRIS& and SCOTCH LUCES. 1 vela, le. sees. time ; 193 16 1 im.9099 . .., 41 41 die to 1-16 die . ; British Australian, Itb I die. ; Nou- BSDROPATIIT: OZ. TIA COLD eraTEN cum. A l e 1 a lb Rstaplan veau Monde, 5 to I prem.; Agua Fria, 11 to 14 pm. sterweee. u, rmencuir.eow ; Ouseallso. 147, usentseet: Usu. Teddington. 3 7 7 114 1141eadcaselliskiill .. . 51 4 0 4 ga 81 Other foreign and colonial shares present scarcely F imr Geraler. sod all hogiseWers I or: M. i t t :ri i r mi er y well, 11. 4 D 0 21 . , Lady Evelyn.... a 3 Pelion 3 77t0 3 Lem.,llhury.Stlleathes6 -_ r nom3 Gadabout Weathergage.... 4 1 Exam 3 7 3 at. too 1144 3 closing sto 53 prem. Knight of the Dagebert 3 7 2 SO 11 De. Fake „. ... .. 11 15 pa The closing prices of new undertakings are as shay 3 3 7 2 2 St. 100 Louse a assta.Wesssru se 00" sq follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold SPORTING. Nancy Trifle _.. ... 41 31 Me NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.-Whosuoay. Ambrose 4 1 Break o'Day Boy. 3813 33 all = b BrEloberaine 11 IS tralian Mutual, Ito 1 dui.; Australian C onso le, Ito 1 Hurworth Tows PLATE of 60 Inn., for 3-yr-olds; colts, Brit 71b ; tole 7:y i7e lthuriel 4 Rattle Viet, let 31b. Last mile and a dis. of B.C. 11 to Do. UNA. Mail - cis out of Gipsy ... 4 1 Zephyr Lord Lutes Nutpeeker by Nutwith, Sit 71bin 4 y Sleeping Partner. 5 0 Peggy: 3 89 a. flog I DmaisCesißee;y .. 74:11 714 Ito 4 per share ; Albion Gold, 3to 1 dia. • (J. Ma " . Massa M ung o ... 6 12 Violent. 3 8 9 30 4413141.0.Weet. 11re)... ... - - Mr. Combe's Nervous, Sit 31b (Roger.)2 0 N 36 9 U 174' Dithenellgszee... ... - - Lake Superior Copper, 3 dis. to 4 prem.; Colorie Mr. Westrepe's St. Faith, NA 7lb (Pettit 3 N ow Tou r rd ever .. ' ; 8 Joanna, 7 st. 100 Ifionmelist . 54 67 Lead, sto 1 dis ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.; Own! Assoa's Lady Margaret, Bst 31b ( Charlton 4 31 1 1 4 1 Deg ltatisitin .. i 4 pm Duke of Bedford's St. Benedict, flit 71b..(Chapple) 5 Is 9114 Connemara, par to }prom. ; Glenaulin, Ito 1 dig.; WOLVERHAMPTON Bettie.. 7to 4 apt Natacker, 2to 1 agst St. Faith, and 14 5 Sulphate of Barytes , 4to 3 per share ; lackamor ACCEPTANCES IOE tae WLVU..II ' . OX STA ill, the r. 1e , ,,„,„„ :4-7 w - , 9 3ls I 1,74 Nervous. A good race from the Turn of the blithest we' ht ' lttint; being un E der . Set 71b, it fits been as 110 'Naha ana.rintkik*. Copper, 1 . to 1 prem. • Golden Mountain Ito „per Loads with the hest two ended in favour of Nutpeeker by ratted to at weight, sad the others in proportion. 13 15 De. Sri s hare ; Britannia Gold,'! to a per share ; ioltimore, ! s seek. Bad third. The other two ware in the rear $0 141Nonbeen Ossithe - rjriiin tt - 11 alts to i t dia. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc disesehont, e et its Lary wheat ...1 7 Musician Ana 1 2 Si. i n I t r l cil ort ildildi Deera _ _it - - ss M 334 tioc, i to 1, pm.; Jamaica Copper, 24 to 2 4 prem.; HANDICAP PLAT ' Of 100 GOTS. B.M. Whitler. extra. 8 all I Do. it i D diur saire l i 7.7 " 4 Haricot Lied W. Powlett's Sharavogas by F . 4 yn, ... Oarforth 4 . 444 016 3 Olarearee 4 - - " Bat 1414 b ( B' n) 0w ' Black Doctor.... 6 4 St. George Ms 1.65: to 5. prem. • ew South Wales Coal, Ito i Kr. o.edwin's Nubian by Langteost, 6 yrs,6 7 8 he ad Korth Wayless .... 4 3 , Austhelseian doal, 2 10 4 die. ; Sue River (of but 101 b (Marlow) 0 Montague bielford • 2 Aaron Smith.... 5 7610 10 'gathered ILWeeternlanr -..-- pm 0 Cleveland BD R. Pipit's Jack the Giant Killer, 3 yrs, 4 7 4 st. to [Oder& Wegra,a Wales" 45 0 lee (0. Hann) 3 Orpheus Clothworker .... a 13 Valour 3 613 St. 100 IMMO& Mrs .. .. 58 63 L'Aiglo d'Or, Ito ;dia.; London and Virginia Gold The following also ran :-Dabeliek, St. Faith, King Gal vanism 4 13 The Hatchet .... 3 611 st- Kw allolalls - _... 38 a Pepin, \Tingley, Cavan, g by Venda= out of Madise ll a, Little Fawn 3 6 7 10 a !libmwerstirmy sal Hanford 11 qes p m.; New South Walt; Gold, 4to 3 per share; Peacock, and Epigram. 11 Pride Betting .3to 1 apt Musician, 7to 2 apt Madinella I Sl l s l s l w e ick ••• • 6 6 3 6 7 264 all stinwebary aid than M re cant Carbon Coal, !to }'die. • Parkwyn and Car -11 Nerve 3 6 4 flor.W.lßei.) „. 154 151 fr.' i'iotoil a cval e k tle h y ..cei c ... , ,...kin w ,rg ;,,,, 1 . a l yst . = Doubt a 11 Rosalba 1 It 110 10 Ds. Onneer .. .. 1 1 Kenmare Ito }pram . ; Port Hunter and Moreton Os Giant - killer , and Sharavogue holding good places in the a 111,01hrepeldr• Cana ... .. 1 1 die but division, merle the running to the corner of the Plan- DRAMA. sib « ,ftwispen. ... ... . 19 21 Bay Coal, par to ;prom . L Liguanea of Jamaica, I min, where the lead was taken by Musician, who was St. 100 Senn Mora .. „. .. 70 7511 to a prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, Ito i jfAsed at the top of the hill by Shasavogne, and a very fine 10 50 n e on Wales _..,_ .. .. 331 sit : I s s Sena Terbillia dium verfu . 111_ It mem.; Garnett and Moseley, 2! to 2/ prom.; Ada na In with the two terminated in a dead heat. The Giant- ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.-GERMAN PLAYS. Dtae aidel Land and Gold, Ito 01 dig.% East Indian Iron, Leo finishing half a length behind them, Epigram • bad Goethe's tragedy of Faust was performed here last ss on 1 8Melt i . i i ts u 4s. to 6e. per share. Binh. The others scattered. ft • The public had an opportunity of judging lastll II l i t 17 Tale dlleta ... „. ..1 1 4 1 The Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining and Smelting Deciding hest.—Sharsvegue walked over. The stakes ni g ht * wen divided. season how far this play, with its necessary curtailments, 10 all Walsrlerdiml .1 11 ril Company has lately been reconstituted, and the wee fitted for representation en the English stage. It can 30 an WaNallmll GM . NI In management of the extensive mines and works his Meurrusze of 10 eon each, for two year olds ; colts, 50 14 West Osrawall 10 104 10 but 71b ; fillies. So 414. Last half of 8.31. The winner scarcely be said that the verdict on the capabilities of Faust, le 11a. WlaiNeles end C;erdee - - been undertaken by Messm John Taylor and Sons, to be sold for 200 eon. if demanded, Scc. (3 subs.) as an acting play, was on the whole favourable, although 10 I ;Woosiked - of London. Mr. Richard Taylor, of that firm, is Mr. Armstrong's Mary. by Heaton Platoff, get 41b, BA 100 ToriLlieweeetiehlawtek 66 65 much interest was excited in behalf of a drama which is l a - 20 . Doi (Sly) I usually connected with the early studies of the student in 131 114'• Do.O.N.N.rarcene . , 21 2 0 9 the measures which are being adopted to bring these Mr. French's f by Paragon., oat of Satire. Brit 41b (Hutchinson) 2 German, which is after all the great poem of the ° L K* • Y°4ll and 74$7t$ 74577•174! 44 9 4 54 4 mines into profitable working. Lord Exeter's Muds ff (brother to Cobnut), Bet 71b modern world, and which is found, day by day, --•-- (Norman) 3 to connect itself more and more with the solution of the THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. &Mist : 3tol on Mary, 2tol at the opening apt Satire riddles of modem society. Faust is the poem of transition. PREFERENCE MAIM There has been scarcely any business in the gold illy. het at the close any odds agst her. A smart race „ r . 92 N mining shares to-day, and quotations are in some with the three. Won by • length. Half a length between struggle . logs out in glowing chanicten the great features of the IL ISO Aberdsen 5 ell Menem No. 1, 7 pee Cl Si 92 second and third. which takes place in the individual considered as a ISt 10 Sestet Ils Meter{ per Ct lO7 109 cases a shade flatter. Colonial gold are quoted Ito sw an of 10 son each ; for Syr olds, let 71h ; type of society, when the old influences are waning and a. 100 Chiedenieo SIO . - .. ...' 107 DS 108 11 prem. ; Austrolasian Gold have been sold at 10s. her, Net 51b ; five, Set 10lb ; six and aged, Bat 121 b. E.M. new forces are beginning to take the place of the old. It 1 : A 1 5 1 ,Cholw and iad 31 ° 1 7 1 • 1 ° ...:', 1 3 5 30 4 discount. The winner to be sold for 150 sou, if demanded. (3 puts you in the midst of the chaos of intellectual and moral 8.1 a u Is a m et u , girth, sad*Zir. am Far In other foreign mines business is also at a stand , nabs.) life which is the result of the breaking up of one era prepare- dose Janson ... ... 84 41 Ilia Mr. Rogen's Chores, by Kremlin, 5 yn, Bst 101 b tory to the utablishmeat of another. It is clear that splay i 1 14 EsaAndlian(sl.lor93p.Ct. 4 11 (Rogers) 1 of this nature to be appreciated fully, requires an audience of ! I„ , Do, do.. i,2,00,2, per am 'si 4Australian Agricultural shares have declined to 68 Mr. Barnes' Waverley, 4 yrs, Sat tilh .... (Flatman 2 students. And it is equally clear that any very copious i .i. ..„, ; ,.. z . .i.•,; s l . per CL 112 4 pm to 70, and Peel River to 13 to 2 prem. ; North British Mr. Armstrong's Sabra, 4 yrs, Sit 51b (Sly 3 excision of its component parts, must interfere with its per- ii [mu; °l'. di.' P 1t0.2. 11 S i Pa Australasian are quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and 0 Betting ;Gto 4 on Chorus 3to 1 apt Waverley. Won feetioe as a philosophical poem, as well as with its conti. 10 le , Do. New 6 pee Goa. Mon. 141 131 " IS Scottish Australian Investment, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 r L i neek. A length and a h alf between the second and unity as a drama. This may be autficient.to accost for an 10 20 Troa.treheallerip peri t4p.l4 20 254 prem. absence of enthus i asm in the audiences which have hitherto 3 5 Il 4 la_ ~ MATCH.-Mr. Knowles's Marsyu, by Orlando, reel veal been present at the representation of the drama in Eng. et. 1 , 0 1,,... -5- 1 6 .2 , „,;; i n , s ti :181 Clodng Iluances ▪ *fed from Mr. Payne's Spinaway by Oflando ; Bet 7th land. Another reason may be found in the fact that no 8 , too Ea ~,,- , ,,- r w a i w p .2.. , pines done • 1111611. New T.Y.C. 200, li R . English audience can be made to listen with unflagging I dsamehle stlep.d.pm 111 113 111 No. Shares Minos. Fall.' Yesterday. to-day. --.-- --- • Delightful weather, the hot sun being occasionally shaded attention to a mere dramatic performance extending 10 71 a le ag l i m agrem emt. 1 pm e,ooe 1 &pa Ma all li ti pm ▪ 19 dewy clouds, and a cool soft balmy air having a re- over mote than four hours. Making allowance Si 44 el, 81 1 111 M,OOO 1 'Anglo AnetadianOold an 1 ois par fleshing effect on the atmosphere. on these grounds, Faust as represented at the 40 I PWAO.B.llll3l43ll.lsna° 7 0: 100,000 les. sAngtoCalifornian 1 M.. IN 44 pmt. 105 1 106 The sport was short but lacerating, the rare for the St. James's Theatre was an effective pieee. The es. IL 1 imageoni a im bio.., In 104 1411 10,000 10 +Australasian Ilimdicap Plate, for which, by the bye only Newmarket gnats declamations of the hero lout none of their beauty I s 1 6 u su id ge gme m b i l - gsp a •1 5 ,pm 10,500 10 +Australian • 60,000 1 Australian Cardillo:a Moms ran, producing • dead beat. The attendance of when pronounced by lien Dessoir, although that gentle- st. Am 1 Mae geremellnek... In 161 100,000 1 Australian Freehold Illalmay was thinner than on the previous day. man's interpretation of the character was perhaps not the- Mita eam.kleielAinerapseet 134 157 55,000 1 Ave Maria all 1 die Fee the Two-yr-old Sweepstakes, one or two movements roughly satisfactory, and did not even come up to what may st.._ :109 1,, _ DRll&Protratie s MI- - - 300,0e1 1 British Australian Gold all iWs 34 1 Isesurning Satire filly created much dissatisfaction. be considered as the popular view embodied in Retsch's 6 * I ' l °••••°m'' NOON 10 +nritinlroe Me 7 5 114! all Lenelmkerpirdier.lsh 10 11 3 sketches. In the earlier scenes he failed to ex- i •111 I2i 131 10,000 33 +Braa.linp,(les.atsl.pe in 4 16 I BITTING AFTER THE RACES-SIX O'CLOCK. press the utter feeling of exhaustion, of contempt 22 .m , pi s 9 6,050 30 De.Comesand Cunha at 31 41 11,100 20 Do. St. John Del Rey IS 34 35 • GOODWOOD STAKES. for the unsatisfactory result of his previous studies, 10 ,10 I D 3 . New el .... . 101 181 110,000 4 Canon's Creek all 4 dls Ipm iii' 9to l apt Hobbyhorse of querulousness which Goethe describes and }tench 6I 8 ! Do. 16 ... ... ... I 1 Pal 13,0e0 4e Oaks Copper .... - /, 10 to 1 - TeLdington paints. If he falls below the conception of Faust the old 12 ' all Mary7. l (›r1i51.,44 p Ct. -- pm 100,000 5 +Colonial Gold 1 i 11 pro 1 4 12 to 1 - Stratus man, he doe* sot rise to the true pe. , :uptioo ,• f the meaning e• 140 140 ,64,1^.210ctui.er.eib,sp ot up 111 • Copiapo l4 104 II 161 5 i Odes ?rem an . par ipa 150,004 , St, +Capper Miners of Eng. all fie 70 a DERBY. of Faust with the blood ot youth . s .tin poured into his vein,. 2 , • 100 m o o& g at . e s yl e ,.., _. the tie 5 25 to 1 or: Dervish (t to 100) He displays none of the chivalrous bearing, the irrepressi- ga l too; De. 81 poe ot. Prod Etek 118 113 5 .5' 25 +Do. Prof . Ti per out . all 78 pm '• 2.5 to 1 - Paxton (t to 100) wow 5 +Leek Au..trallauCloi pr all 2 1 i die a ble energy with which the poet and the painter endow the 3 ell DaWaamerfalley 6 pet - - . t Oreat Numret Tele. . ' I 1 1 on b 25 to I-- 11,4 e Casstl (t to IOU) hero. Still, however, the performance of Herr Dessoir was 111 • Be. DBl 48 ... ... I dl. 4pm 4 /kV ( ' 2 I Do. M u petered - - , CHESTER YIELD STAKES. in many reeputs remarkable, and cannot fail to At. :,,,,,,„, sudi sw ;,6„ - - - 111 Ha 336 ai MR P,tre• ID hosing No bet icg. help many to a better understanding of the cha- et. Wauseon see 72.414 . 1 Grand Mahe of Sae- ,' 1 die par 11.1144 ' Orem Foleogli .. 101 die meter. The Mephistopheles of Herr Engelken wee Wetver../1111.11pielkst - - 160,04. 1 Lek , &num ....... THIS DAY. admirable, and told upon the audience with great effec t. IS idl Mtn ads ditto II 11 pm 60,ek t Liberty EXTIII3 tea TUB BILLING StIVEZPSTAITS.-Coaniore, Fraulein Fair's Margaret was, however, the gem of the 11 4 I Mipriss.liteia.NrOwit : 104 101 9 , 00 i 8 +Linares Hothorpe, Haslenut , Mirabean. evening. Having the advantage of features of the most II 0 i 1bXV1C5.T......, g .. . 4 . •7 . • 1 . 3 104 50,500 1 Looden&CaMorn Oald ExTl4llll TOR TUB HANDICAT SWEETaTAKZS.—Aza4I, exquisite beauty and simplicity , this lady possesses a Voice 10 1 10 I Do. 1 ~- -6 ,..y ... . 1 818 Qllltta Crushing Go.. at I. I 110,1100 I Marigulta all las 2. Halleniat, Hambletonias. of singular purity, and a thorough knowledge of the techni- u 1 is Id ool k 27 ;;, - . _ .... ;',. y lei 80,000 10 dirk:saNSt.insidean 9 le 8. k t.:ll: t ize . raoajzfidSocid.ixo the i l d ' i l. , tre.-Shipwre s a t k, ylras, c ial, so ali g ti re e a s t oTher i profescoon. The perfection of her acting is 10 , 11, Dltto New ....-../ per Ipm Go,ero 1 New Graniula _.... that he spectaton for a time forget that they are 144 e ll Man Paden (Mader 400,000 1 Nouveau Monde of Deal me, Sophistry. witnessing an artists performance. This was so truly the ; Ana lof 51.0.8.-- Ina ai 2.4 50,000 10 Nova Scotia Mining and °Roza or Rrinrixo. ease, that the audience did not seem to awake to the alt. 100 et ,D,L 4 tlt t e,l i ;,. a .,i: c...- dzi ;4 ;4 . tingSmel - - die 12.30 Selling Sweepstake'. fact that the heroine was an actress', until the third a a w . ymn ,,, da - ... t o ot * iNs par 100,000 6 7 , c ( g ) tn P la r ilip of ers,soo I Quart. Sock all r die ipm 1.0 Selling Plate. scene in which she appeared. The wonderful reality in • ga, 199 T a t, n eweeet i e es fi e isr..l to,om 50 +Rhymney Inn 1.30 Chesterfield Stakes, the scene in her chamber, where she takes off her little °Liken of Mig.parea.l 111 104 103 ltlo, . 13 +Ditto New 2.0 Handicap Plate. ornament. , and sings the while the ballad of the " King of 17 3 ' Ditto Ditto ... ..., 6I 34 7,090 30 amino decubs DI 1i 34 et 2.30 Handicap Sweepstakes. Thule," with an artlessness and absence of earnestness 11 1 IS Yor" 14 • 1114 • 1143 - P I 4 pm 1011 50,00, 1 South Australian all i die par .—.... which seem to arise from no other cause than the fact, that 6,00 0 10 Tin Croft 43,174 10.2.4 +Milted Mexican all 31 41 or CARLISLE RACES.-TtEsDAY. she is not aware that she is singing at all-the occasional half-thoughtful, half-careless references t' Faust, her aim- LINES LEADED AT REED RENTALS. 70,000 1 Wailer 100,000 1 West Granada , 11 par 18m CORBY C. STAkg° of 10 "Ts each, h f!, with 40 ple yet natural reflections on the Jewels, were so st. too / B el id er h eee ntee (m a w 100,eflO 1 Nest Marovas ..... tors added ; llr-old colts, Est 71b ; three, Set 7lb ; mares thoroughly true that they passed by unnoticed Ito Lealeakle.Wesurru) 106 108 100.00 1 Tubs ead geldings allowed 31h; the second horse to save his stake. as a creation of art. When, however, she showed, 39 SO larolerlal• Taunton + Trandenbte by stamped deed. R ea.d to Oaledonisal ... 34 54 \ Tanen once after the day of naming to carry 31b extra; in the interview with Mephistopheles, her strange twice, Sib extra. T.Y.C. intuitive perception ot the pet SeOCC of the spirit of evil, by St. 40 ifiestUnenozah.gnartlext. - • I (lump to Gt. rinethern); ISO 131 MIMELLAIDOIJIL Kr. W. Sharpe's Garrulity by Gabbier, 2 yn the alternate attraction and repulsion which be exercised as 13 Oleander 3i Dee, ?nail 11. (Welai 1 upon her, when she gradually awoke to a deeper conscious- I (Wiesd to Cheat Widen. 133 84 Oteeled so Mr. J. Osborne's Bridesmaid, 2 yrs (Carrot) 2 use of life, as the result of her passion for Faust, when she 100 all ;Hartlepool Dock Is lathe , MISCELLASSOC6. Pd. pekes Dane= done So. . gb. l:: Teetered to-day. Mr. Thenapsoa's Syvagee, bro. to Ounowar, 2 yrs expressed her utter devotion to her lover in the most / (leased to Yk. N. is Bee.) , - 7 . r Wee sadly try four lengths. (MLitt) 3 touching line that was ever written-Meins Ruh lg. /1101-.- r., : inr shares elby(Liorttard 111 114 marking in the most unpremeditated manner the ducts*. 111 ; 12 , i D o i s h otoo /di tto ). 274 15 , SUM Auldn Coal azel Iron . ... II - KS) Australian Apicultiirif .. as 'an to Cal To iiik 2 , .tuvtralasian PaoNle Mall.. 10 1 GLAND STAI4D PLATE of 70 son, Once round. tines of despair and passion, the audience could not 13 t ille i pi N y 20 4 Orseawieb merle 10 Australian Royal Xall ....7 - - Yr. H. L. Thompson's Agnes Wickfield, 4 yn, fail to feel that they were in the presence of / ' (lend oi Smith Facteni. 144 144 36,00 t 10 Herllti Wateraorlcv .. ~... 2t - .. . 60 Edith American Land.,.. 341'411 74 6st 9116 (Hoye.) I a great actress. The applause was then universal, to 120 : DEW Fr_efrse . oe Aditoc i i i 26 27 50; 1 Ilati.-11 & COl/01161,iincitin4 lir r: , m ilt W. Sharpe 's Gipsy Be y,__s ps, 7st Ilb (Hiett) 2 and when the curtain fell at the conclusion of her great 20 ! 2 . tione tiVN,',4V a r •1 Oa 105 • Reduction Company .. 1-- KT. Smart's Friar's Hall, 3 yrs, sst 9112 sane in the last act, the enthusiasm of her admirers el- 30 on tam ditto 6 per Qom - - 1015 huiCanada Joh Ogrystal Palace . . (Waddington) 3 pm seed itself in no measured terms. It is no light praise to $4 en ibos io k , / , 222 ,305 2 ,1 05 1,1 Eie,Ock , 4'er:qui 'Waco of Frame The Optioning also ran John Dory, Harker, Caliban, say that Fraulein Fubr's Margaret interprets the meaning M LAN.W.I3Md.) 8 31 and &dor =IOW 1 60/ ,. lelEntern titeAlli .. I - 40. , "Al I Electric Telecr. .7 iretialitl — pa, al, Ganyesede, red Helen Fault. of the poet more accurately and beautifully than Retsch's Pt a me.... 16 onoil Swam Novizatkm. 14 - - Ames Wieldield made all the running, and wen easily. outlines on Faust. She hu achieved a success which will 100; on et lo snid Oast d Ss t l ea reals ) 4 - 44 - 115 . Vita, It S. S. 511110141 Cu... 11 -•••.- 1* A false start was made. and Helen Fault ran away, fell, no doubt he increased by her future efforts. Se : 2 ° 144 . 41 • 74. . . 7 7: 1 "n 59.r ." .. sr rie i Biilra. Beetroot Sugar . I 5 - ---- 10. EllMaudaletia et. Naviiratiod2.l 4 —M t .... ... ..... _.. ICtintiodalo Jonedon Viand to Caledonian) IlaatLarottab.goardp.Ct ! Now to 01. Northam) Ganosola di Dean ?mai I Nand to GreatWarterr Dock k RMlw. lfk. N. k Bor.) by(Llorkkalitu Dm. i Maros (ditto) Da. I aura (ditto) Imam all Gronve.eb Dowd to South Bortortl Ditto Takata (dittuil Loweatott Guar. tr a Coat lor m ed to Norfolk) ditto 6 per Cent kiark.litudoe,Sidatlock l and Redear =to Stoott. h Dart. ot Bradoord (511d1.1 Northern* du tern S pet et Owed to Y.aat.l 'on Imes 65 67 . Do. filed 5 per cent. (do.)' Praha k yre Dew. Lou.' hYt.Weit.eL33e. 7l aork{ Dltto 4 sham (ditto) — Soros railliahln(liatt I es Gum Postilorn .t.' 003 Do.lbseemaluek . . . 151 15$ It 9t.ll.2ll4Blllokliesitsuld Ur.. 1 2 ,01.30- l4 03 die sa Wu, %Dm Sp. (*.pa. I Mud Mostos.ak, 13 23 \ VW Ditto !WM 1112r•Ilsmsreet Oared leant Westiesl ,IN IN ----- 110. ink. 01 ,7 1 1001 U. • 50.0bk91, 1.. , 36,00 k 10 I iO. 10,006 100. 11%000 60. t. 40..rx , 11,1: , . 0,0 i lu.oe. W.OLP SO, 75.00 151.711 60,00. , 25.00 1 . 120. 0 0 0 10.0. 10. W. IVO 100. 1%7 U 0 WM' Salaam done 1 W-day. v 1 - i,,Vtrifil". iii . QiTin i AurtraLviLan Pa 111 e Mall 0 kintrallan Rota% Mall ... ißerlin Waterworks . 60 Britt& American land 6111rtruh & Colonial Putettlng & Reduction Company IniiiCalladll ECrystal Palaco . . 4'Cl7stal Palace of Frame 21Erotern Steam ... .. 1 Eieetrie Telecr. of Ireland, 16 lieneral steam Navigation. Vitali:rat til P. Shinning Cu... 1I lath Beetroot. Sugar , air Magdsnma 0%. Navigation I 1 Nation d PatentnteaniFucli 10 Netherlands Land 1 1N .O. Walt, Coal and later.) Steam Navigation Co. . I 1 North Britivh AustrabAor 1 Do. New Si Northof Europe Stearn . I Peel River Land & Mineral 50 Petilnrular it Oriental Mtn. 6) 1) ). do 2 Portland Iron Company . 10 Royal Moil kite= . 1 Penttein Austr. Investment 25 death Australian laud 1 Submarise Toilel i .• • 101 Van Dionsn'a mr7ii: i i ;«,Wickfield, 4 yn, fist 91b (Boys') I Hr. W. Sharpe's Gipsy Boy, 5 yrs, Tat 11b (Hiett) 2 Solari's Friar's Hall, 3 yrs, bst 916 (Waddington) 3 The following also ran John Dory, Huker, Calibaa, Oanymede, and Helen Faicit. Adam Wielifield made all the running, and wen easily. A false start was made, and Helen Fault ran away, fell, lad threw her rider, who was much injured. MI I all I± - d. Ct 111111141311 Hr.vinsie STAKTA. A handicap of 7 ears. week, 3 larhat, wed 3 only if declared, &C., with 20 ens. added. Two miles. John Dewy, iced, 12at Walked over. MAIDIS Pt.A7i of 50 wire. was won, at four beats, by Mosektoe, beating The Major, Fairthorn, Ba►on Orsy, 14 °.° 1 of the Lothians, Solynean, Pitfall, aitil Little Mary. ATTEMIT AT SUICIDE RY A SAILOR.—A sailor belonging to her Majesty's ship the Queen, now lying at Plymouth, named Page, deserted on Monday. On Tues day Mr, Superinte nde nt Steel, of the Exeter police, re ceived information that he was in that city, and %en t two policemen to apprehend him. They found him at a house in Mary Arches-street, partly undressed ; and after pre paring to accompany the °Seen, he went to another part of the room, took up a ►arge knife, and stabbed himself in the lift side. A surgeon was sent for ; but he gives little dopes of his comm. I ,t' 4 pm. it 21 Imo• - do Y E S I ilf pin. 43 all .... 20 16i ri YORK AUTUMN MEETING. n'ttoru kr the GAZAT EPOII HANDICAP STANIS of 109 eon•. added to a sweepstakes of 20 WM. sock, U ft, our view of its intrinsic steadiness. The public have apparently made up their minds not to be frightened out of their stock; but, on the contrary, appear to be only waiting for lower prices, in order to renew their investments. Under these circumstances, with a market bare of stock, it is clear no material depression can be esta blished, although prices may suffer temporarily from speculative sales. Consols were first quoted 98 to -t ex div. for the 19th, and after receding 1 reached 98:. The closing official quotation was 981 to ; _but at four o'clock a relapse to 981 to 1 had succeeded, and still later in the afternoon the dealers made the price 98 to H only. The government broker did not make his usual investment to-day, owing to this being the first day of the new financial quarter. The books of Console were to-day re-opened for special transfer, and it is probable the execution of buying orders, which for some days have been accumulating, say have contributed to assist the morning's im =nt, whilst it certainly tended to render the in our home government stocks more active than of late. The official business report embraces:— Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, 971,, 981, , ex div. ; ditto for account, 081, 98, -1, Z, ex div. Three) per Cent. Reduced, 981, I', 1, 99, 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1,1. Bank Stock, 2201, 229. India Stock, 2571 ex div. South Sea New Annuities, 991. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. to ss. prem. India Bonds were sold at 255. prem. Foreign stocks were generally firm, with an in crease of business. Russian, Peruvian, Dutch, and Sardinian were very well supported ; Spanish slightly improved; and the Swedish Loan was invested in at 1 prem. Mexican was the exception, being a shade flatter. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 271 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 22: to ex di r. ; the Certificates, 51 to 6,1 per cent. ' • Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four - and-a - Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 die. ; Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto Deferred, 9to 3. Sales are thus marked Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 991 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981 1; Cuba Six per Cent. Bands, 102, 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents , 631, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 951, 961. Greek Bonds (Red), 9, 91; ditto, (Blue), 81, 8, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 27, 261, 271. Portuguese Four per Cents., 40; ditto, ex. all overdue coupons, 37. Russian Five per Cents., 1171, 117, 1 , 117 ; ditto, Four - and-a-Hall Cents., 1001, 100 ex. div. Sardinian Five pee Cents., 931. Spanish New Deferred Three yes Cents., 221, 3, 1, ex div. ; the Passive Bonds, 141 the ertificates, 61, 51 per cent. Swedish Loan, 1, 01 prem. Money continues very abundant, and not so many hills are offering for discount, a circumstance indica tive of a leas active state of trade at present, conse quent upon the political anxieties of the period. Under these circumstances the rates show a down ward tendency. No return of the progress of the voluntary conver sion was issued front the Bank to-day. Vessels continue to come in from Australia, but it is deserving of attention that the quantities of gold brought in byeach of limit etc geneially much smaller than we have been used to. Tke arrival is this after nean reported of the Templar, from Sydney, with 3,000 oueces, worth 12,0001. She sailed on the 9th March. Australian Agricultural shares were a shade weaker to-day, and at 4 o'clock had receded to 70 to 72, Peel River at the same time declining to 2 to a prem. Other land shares were steady. British American iatal closed 69 to 71. Crystal Palace shares maintain their price of 2l to 3 prem. Aus tralian Bank shares were steady, and Bank of Australasia improved 1/. For a record of the day's transactions in miscellaneous stocks re ference may be made to the official list in another column. Shares of the Oriental Gas Com pany are quoted 1 dis. to ! prem. ; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment , ' par to 1 prem. •, Austra lian Building Company, par to 1 prem. ; Aberdeen North American Land, ss. to 10s. per share. The Board of Trade returns for the month and five mouths ending the sth June were issued to-day, and show remarkably favourable results, nearly every portion of the tables exhibiting a continuance of the commercial activity noticed for so long a period. _ The trade in corn on the spot was to-day firm, but quiet, at Monday's rates. Several cargoes just ar- ' rived are reported as sold. The French advises re - ceived to-day report that although most of those markets had again advanced, there was less excite ment, the fine weather having a calming effect on the grain market. With reference to the general position of the corn trade, we make the annexed extracts from the cir cular issued this evening by Mr. Glo. Dornbusch : The Russo-Turkish question is entering into a new and serious stage. The Czar's manifesto has appeared contem poraneously with his order to take possession of the Danubian Principalities, and at this hour the Russians are, probably at Jassy. Although no swim] war seems at pre , ent apprehended, still there is now no prospect of a speedy settlement of this miserable affair; meantime the cemtner cial intercourse with the Black Sea and Danube remains interrupted, to the great injury of those fertile c•Juntries which of late years have so rapidly risen in wealth and intelligence. The corn trade with those quarters may be cousidired indefinitely and almost entittly stopped. Freights continue high ; 4 per cent., it it said, has been paid at Lloyd's for war risks. Since last Wednesday great quantities of rain have fallen, accompanied with strong south-west winds. The moisture was welcome to the spring corn, but has not benetitted the hay harvest or the wheat MR. HANNAY'S FOURTH LECTURE. The fourth of this pleasant series of oral criticisms, which was given on Tuesday night, brought us down to what Mr. Hannay seems to regard, in many respects, as the much over-rated era of English literature—the Queen Anne period, and introduced us to the great names of Swift, Pope, and Churchill. Of Swift, the lecturer took a view somewhat differing from the general one, or even that taken by Mr. Thackeray, showing him to us, not as the very clever and rather unprincipled tory hack, which is the com mon idea of him, but as a man of Titanic genius, essentially a :man of action, panting for an opportu nity of asserting hie right place, and of doing his own manful work in the world, and when denied this, naturally veering his strong passions and his hearty spleen in fierce satires on the small creatures who assumed a superiority over him on the score of rank and place, but who were really " little better in culture and cleanliness than a Yahoo !" Pope met with much less sympathy and a much more qualified admiration, in which distinction it was easy to recognise the effects of the critic's own feelings in his appreciation of the two men—the large heart, and bold, manly, end somewhat rough vigour of the one, having much more analogy with Mr. Hannay's style than the cold and polished, but altogether meaner and. • less hearty nature of the other satirist. The lecture concluded with a highly graphic sketch of Church hill's life, in which the anomalies of his social position and their effect upon his writings were glanced at with a power of satire that Churchill himself could not have rivalled. The next lecture, on Friday, is to be mainly devoted to Byron and his contemporaries. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) • LIVERPOOL, THVIISDAY, 10.45 AIL. Wind W.N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Ricardo, from Singapore; Kitty Cordes, from Mobile; S. P. Whiturn, from New Orleans; Bahamian, from Bahia; Mary Ltmay, from Laguna. Oft—Empire State, from New York; and Thos. Lowry. DEAL, THURSDAY, 9 A.X. Wind W.S.W., fine, hazy. Passed.—Templar, from Sydney, for London; Anstel, from Batavia, from Amsterdam; Fanny, of Sunderland, from Odessa, toe London. Anchored.—Duchess of Sutherland, from London for Sydney; Charles Brooks, from London, for St. Vincent: Joanna Hendrikn, from London, for Gee long ; Flora, from Shields, for Certhagena. A screw steamer is on shore on the Goodwin, reported to be French ; further particulars unknown. Sailed.—Atrevida, for Bombay. TILE NEW BILL ON CHARITABLE TRUSTS.—Yee terday the new bill for t'se better administration of chari table trusts, which has passed the Lords, was printed by order of the House of Commons. There are 64 provisions in it, and the measure is only to extend to England aid Wales. By this bill her Majesty will be empowered to ap point charity commissioners and other officers. There is to be a board to carry into operation the act, and to inquiro into the condition and management of charities. In cases of charities the incomes of which exceed 301., the Master of the Rolls, and the Vice-Chancellors, upon application to them at chambers, are to have the same jurisdiction as tho Court of Chancery or Lord Chancellor now upon informa tions, &c. District Courts of Bankruptcy and County Courts are t have jurisdiction in cases of charities the incomes of which do not exceed 301. This bill will give a good deal of business to the County Courts. There is an appeal from the County Courts in charity case', and daily experience shows that there should be a like appeal in ail cases from County Courts where parties feel themselves aggrieved. EXECUTIONS IN PlttaSia—Two women named Charlotte and Matilda Meyer, mother and daughter, were executed last week at Insterburg, in Prussia, in virtue of a sentence of the Court of Assizes, for having murdered a poor Jew hawker and his son, named Luchtenstem, and then robbed their residence. They both displayed great firmness as they were led to the place of execution, which was in the interior of the gaol, On seeing the fatal block Matilda's courage gave way, and falling on her knees, she entreated that she might be executed before her mother. This was granted. The mother, on the contrary, made use of obscene language up to the last moment. All the win thws opening on the place of execution were kept closed, And the only persons present at the ceremony were a judge, a public prosecutor, and a clerk of the Royal Court, a priest, a physician, and a surgeon, and twelve citizens, chosen by lot, } the . f c ro nt m uoN CLOCKSuryliat AND WATCHES.—Yesterday a parliamentary paper proved that the value of clocks im ported in the month ended the sth ult. was 7,9341, and the value of watches in the same period 12,7541.