The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-18 00:00:00

t L' ~ ~ ~'~ Tlbt Olfprt“ No. 1,554.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1851. [THREEPENCE. IPUMMU CARIUMITS, NM AND BEAT uzsoun ID, OF THE MESSRS. ROI3SON a CO., 66, SOUTH AVVILET STREET, comer of Moantstreet, Groiveriur-Rquare, am CO ., tut hem dude use aeveral step piece itatollC .llh end wittiest ca and under PK ings, Chart 'hi, lan law, Cow& s, ▪ Erliselies. Alan very **wain and styli,, tieorge•thr-Yourth Pleetons, Urivins Phaeton", and others. and Si. table'', untie and 6webiell. died, NIIIIIKItainA, and Mimes, for one wad two hover, *Diet se ire, with liberty to purchase. AU carriages said warranted twelve months. Orreval ueonillund heel 11,004110,1frcen SS minus te 67 'sinew. JEWELLERY. DODD. BROTHERS, 40, co.nbiu (Mansion-bocce dd.). jewellero, diverainith., liatibilaken, hot to otflica an irduretian of theft catmint* ASSORT. MUT at JET OKNANI ENV'. funning • deck of the choked main and rem design. la ehUro, bev=bneekt., hoop carriage, de. lo ma with In Loadua.--40, ec m a V ZNI-1 1 REQUIRED far BARLOW'S ittw ENT7.I. SIitie.ACTING SYPHON TAP, ash 7 prevents ale, Gem eider, ye other liquors, trots booming Ist se WA, peter 4e. id.; ditto Memo Prod, tor Starry, Or, Is, ley wry whir . peat marry will be entree. The Ilyptiss Tap, when tarred es. Malta re into :he cub esElkdont Is rase the liquor to gm art so nor; arid whw the tap to awned off the itr OM so bane mgr. TM 11 . 1, antscs• is. °b rews. The last pint may he draws In r &with and fine cosditina vs mbou the auk ,is Not tapped. The Importance of preserving from Nifty the fluids we drink cannot he overrated. It I, • well known *M. rat sod liquue. are often the merits:sin.: esuse a elsoiera. Moo may le 11.1 s great variety of superior tap. at prosily reduced li•Ir LOW, furnishing leciontricor, 11, bins Wit. alinunon-notow. tetabli-lred 1020. 'the above .re war. geireel re entire twos genuine inlets -tasuprkl with J. name aril —The trade• .npp:S4.—.l. S. triers • a •••• 510 • 30 W taPPiew strut. N.B. It is In the Geer elms 31, Pa 4 0 1 I. By lb , MOWN uric ocet. It. , i . . Y - : 4 / • \ ••:• - ' - '••••••••••z . ..v .. • g2.I:QUERS, T. , nto, Flop, Snn Blinelp, and Awnings. WILLIAM PIGGOTT, Manufreturer to the li.mr lof Ordnance, he. prepared far the sauna a lame of /A Altrartre. TEN va. and V1A1.4., tor HIRT. or PUK• CHASE; alio IM i Itieketehitia Awnings sr,' temporary ores Wert and le? intly ntOll up. Kies e .'h. and nor %ogre WM Owl emere On ressernable tem.. 'farpa..:ie.. on hire for boom birdie Trion. Orders r poet iIUIDC,II..I, :ittendiA to by WILLIAIi PIOGIrt r. I li . Yorrestriet, WA AL Emoirrenote Tent.. £4 in. THE HUMAN HAIR—The mnprett&nted mem el IUPRLAND , ' M.IC.IdzAR OIL, claire la armee blithe bah b 7f o nebrala n neth and beauty, or oat-rlea it abet) blab la usher...illy Lawn wed aoprect.ded I 10 recoolel by tool. asokets swot annienna thlonselvc., oad welled by the highest Illathoritlea It be. cobbled the • arla•ite ivd.ona . ,:e of royalty, ant gedy mammals oar ov• fbary b.it thaw of lb- wads of aurorae. Pala arai•ito purity ant *homy, It I. atoll rany adlp:001 far ebel bair of dot :era. oven of the swot 'ender cde, and In ennotontly India the slavery of royalty and by the [MLR". of tte mobilo, and allblionwi• Year 30 ... d • 1 7t)., or !daily bailee ;equal to four Mail) at Pa. at, and double that • Ir., I's. I h the wrapper of evo habil al lb, ornalae are theme wank,. in tan 111.10.-.. Kowiatate II t illahriAL"- 7.4.,1 by IWIAND 41, Hatton-ad ta, sad* alt ehoo ru aNt piT .10Drf. BAItRY'S RE:VALENTA AltABlC.k FOOD. Core 19,1132 :_••Y thy )eats • itrl rerihablo agony tree cippepeLk, Redeeernote, @Hama, cowl,. cored Mon, dataten,y, 1.,k111.4 at die etnemoh, sett vorokttrora , loo e been r. areskei by Its Carry'r. es- NOM Wortsroo, Line, 11C.17 Dire, Norbalt. Owe 71, of dyspepsia.: from tire RICA li , s. the lord Stu tit ▪ Dealmo:—" I hove tirtiveri nm.tmrabte is sent Ives year K.' a. lota Alibis. I oi. und &wider it dam 55 yonrak lees are'. the puhlie teratherfoo the puslioratikke et these taree."—'toast de Reties. Cure NO. 4.955 hirht yeses' Om etola, sersou.nr ok, tiedatte, s:th 11110.1 ti wow% and imam.., foe obmi. my ...cease hoot erks.ultol the earicseet imay. hare been effects ktly rste•med by Pm ilarry'sdeiirteas AN lam very 'bort time. I shrill be happy Lk es-wer any inquirise." as. him W. pommy, Ritiolferten Rectory, "L,rtstit.—Sehl to mula ttoes, with halt bertnretieesoreigtting ilb., at le. Al ttb, at is. Q. Eh, it Ilk; Lib, ads. Spy r-tt heed qurlity, leas, et Ills; 3:b., at ED.: the 11.11 s. ..el 1:1b. C1111u4•TI1 are rent tree of orrelore te slot r ..t.ctre order. by LAI owl Co.. Now lalomt. el.. lemiloa, ••r Be tassevo.ursh.keter I 041 49, illisqueedreisreer M. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The August session of the above court commenced to-day, before the (tight Hun. the Iteeoriler, Aidermen Ranter, Challis, and t'arter, the sheriffs, under-sheriffs, and the Ordinary City officers. There an• '21.4i prisoners fur trial this session. The Recorder delivered a brief charge to the grand jury, observing that he telt it unnecessary with gentlemen of their experissee, who were perfectly well acquainted with th Jades, to detain them by any lengthened observations with regard to the nature of thew duties. It appeared to Min that there were only two eases which accord to present a ny legal difficulty. The tied Irma charge of manslaughter against a person named Stereos, the cause of death being alleged to be the administrition of improper medicine. The de fendant, it ems arid, was nut a regular practitioner, but in law this did not make any difference, as a person regularly brought up to the tactical Framer would be equally liable to have such a charge brought against him, if it were shown that he had, in the course of his treatment, eshiited gross rashness or igl). ranee, or that he haul administered dangerous and improper medicines. The grand jury would, therefoN, only have to consider whether ouch ignorance or rashness was established in the particular raw, and if this were made out to their satisfaction, it would be their duty to find the bill. 'f he other case was a charge against two lads, under a recent act of parliament, of having feloniously thrown a atone upon a railway. Ills lordship referred to the section of the statute in question, and said, that before the charge of felony could be established it must be mule out that the intention of the parties in placing the shine upon the railway was to overact or itlA pctic the progress of the trains ',sifting upon it, or otherwise endanger the safety of the passengers ; and if it was merely done as an act of mischief, without such intention, in his opinion it would list come within the meaning of the act of parliament. They would look carefully at the evidence, and see what niqwaredi to be the intention of the parties, and if it should he left in any doubt he thought the safest course would he toy them to find a true bill. The grand jury then retired. MANNING COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND Pltutrrsi We...TERN IlattwAy.—Yesterday miming a col lision of an alarming character took place upon the above line of raclway, between two luggage trains that were coming up to town, at a curve of the line situate between Harrow and Willesden. About three o'clock in the morn. Mg cue of the luggage trains caught tire, and on stopping at the curve to extinguish the flames, the other luggage train tame up, and before the steam could be shut off ran into the statopary engine with great three. Some of the trucks were thrown over the embankment, others were smashed in a thousand pieces, and their contents scattered over the line, and others were lifted by the shuck on to the top of those preceding them. Men were di spouted with signals down the line to stop the two passenger trains which are due in London shortly before five, and lurthee accident was thus averted. News of the digester was also sent up to town, and about 100 of the company's porters were sent down to clear the line. Shortly after a train from Ruston square arrived, and the passengers from the stopped trains wire brought up to town, where they arrived some two hours later than their proper time. Owing to the exertions of the men, the line was cleared by 10 o'clock, but not be fore a considerable quantity of the goods, in addition to those smashed and scattered about the line, was consumed by fire. TUE WESLEYAN .IGITATION.—TIIC Wesleyan Con ference brought its sittings to a conclusion is Newcastle on Friday evening ; and on the same day an assembly of Wes leyan reformers commenced its proceedings in Salem Chapel, in the same town. There were above 300 delegates, from all pnrts of the kingdom, representing the disaffected circuits. Mr. Gandy, of London, was elected president of the lie formet's Assembly ; Messrs. Dunn and Winter, secretaries. The print ipal part of the day was occupied in receiving re ports, and the whole of the proceedings were conducted with much moderation and good temper. Mr. Messinger, of Norwich; Mr. It. I'attison, jun., of Newcastle; and Mr. Alderman Scholtield , of S heffield, were appointed tiP audit the general reform fund, the expelled mi nisters', and the lice. J. Bromley fund. The conference of Wes:cyan ministers, during their recent sittings, have twice refused to meet deputations from the reformers, and in the last communication refused to sanction the appoint ment of a third party to arbitrate between them. It is un derstood that bthe conference electing the Rev. J. Rattenbury, of London, upon the legal hundred, and the Rev. 0. (Aherne, of Manchester, as one of the missionary secretaries, two ministers exceedingly obnoxious to the reform party, the conference do not contemplate cancer& lag anything to the pressure from without. The funds of the conference, as might be expected, are not in a Sourish• big condition, some of the circuits refusing to support their mull quota of preachers ; and a portion of the young men ordained at the present conference have been sent to Ire land. The deliberations of the delegates arc nut expected to terminate until Tuesday evening. The Item. .1. Brom ley, Mr. Griffith, 'mil Ju. Everett, the expelled ministers, are during the sittings. THE LATE CASE OF KIDNAPPING A CIIILD AT PLY- Norm—The Rev. G. Bedew, whose name was attached to the handbill relating to the abstraction of the child of Mrs. Jerainaltani from St. Ahdrew's Chapel, Plymouth, has re ceived the following from Mr. Jensingbant Sir, I have Men a handbill, the object of which I can well under stand, with regard to the missing of a boy from your church at Plymouth on Sunday last. I beg leave to inform you that a little boy with the name inserted in the bill, and answering exactly the description, is at present with UM'. and that inasmuch as be is my son I intend to keep him. — I an, sir, your obedient servant, Faau. Jeneteortase- THE GREAT EXHIBITION. M. Lion Faucher, French Milliner of the Interior. and M. Odilon BArrot vi....ted the building on Saturday, attended by M. Sallandrouse, and accompanied by Mr. Cole. The police numbers were 16,741. Cosh account, Aug. 16. Season tickets At the doors 1,502 7 6 Total receipts £1,621 7 6 SPORTING. LATEST BETTING IN TOWN. THOR HANDICAP. 3 to 1 slit Mr. Martiaaretb Nancy It 2 Mr. Wrath es Maid of Madura •—1 Mr. Melklanea The Italian • I Mr. Ilorrlab Ilungartrd. GREAT YORKS lIRr, , TAKEN. 2 to I apt Mr. J. Clark'. Marlborough Buda • I Mr. MarUnotab Noise, 3 1 Mr. Wilkuuattea Meacham. BL LEGEIt. 9 tot ag-t Mr. A. Melton+ Netrialnater 2 Loed Pagel I's Hernandez Lord Rihblesd de has purchased Colonel Peel's stud for 10,0001. Notwithstandina the change of ownership, the public sale of the first portion will take place this day. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR TILE WEEK. Tni, DAT. At Brighton —blorriebone Mihaly! Ground v. County of ilowez. At nerewets.-1 Zing*, i v. Vine Club. At the I Md.—hawk I old v. Boy. At T• irkenhans.—Twirtenhem v. ileaeow.fieid. At Cr.tyclom.-Cr.tytion C93rente v. Oretng At Bow.- Volreeki Mot able • ♦. Walthom•tow. At Shrew..bory. - Shrew...bury, with A.la.us, v. Orabervier Club, with Arnold. At Licensed %instances' Club v. Madan awl Dora At rbrittots&—Tieves of FAglaral v. Eighte, nor Dossetshire. TO *IMPAIR. At Betiobtoa—The above mach a nalualed. At Sevenssibp.—Tbe above snatch ainelicled. At Sboacobery.—The oboe match entniuded. At MAMA —Tbe above mach cortelu led. At the Club stub Ground v. Mitcham. At Lewiel a.—Ltwi.b.on v. W. vterham. At tiluchani. —Clapham Clay aar v. Ii 21.1, At Ilia .bary I'.k.—llichbrity v. Moran y. At Pvibura.—Falhara I..tsrbloceti v. the Cazt At Ilertrovd.—llerttord v. City Club. At Prism...a—bill. —lie seat's-park (I.ub v. Thames ninon. At Burnley.—Burnley v. Brad.ord. At PI. Alban's.—St. Altan's v. Stunmnae. At Quabriday.—lnns %%ration Club v. IVvisules Stanford. At Shaebuene.—Tae above match c included. W YY+~D ~ ~. At Bripbton.—The stow linden combated. At Abrentibuty.—The Abner match nunituted. At aberlteki.—The abase ;natal concluded. At fambekine.—The 0b.., match aruclutle.l. At rbe 1k.,1 —The dove much cunt nurti. At Vinnellt-ertnnee.—The b. tect Eteeent (benefit of C. Bentley.) At Upton. —I. pion Park Club v. Itteckbettb At Iltletoneirreen.—PLatune e. Ite ;bourne. Tuctnute _ . M LAeriler.—Eight Give...m•n of MArylebone Club with Three Ileyera v. Leiemterthiro with Three Players. At Northampton Arta% Amtteurs v. S antorate Albert Clob At Shiffnlll.- Shiffitall v. Wole. rhampton. At Miinel.evter.-1. vim-hire •irk Your Pl..yers v. Ynrk•btre. At Worcesterter.—kliven of Keeton v. Twoity.two of Worm!, terehire. VUIDIT. AL loieester.—The above m let r.•rinn^A. At Maesbeeter.—The Move m Ye I eiontmeett. M Worossere.—The abl,e tench welt. eat. At 14i vo4er. —TM gave mar-a ameba 41. At hlasebroter.—Tbe *Awe mgt., COM . LI4P4. At Wutreate.—Tte ab .14 mech curAludvtl. ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF HUNTINGDON. Sll I 1: h. Thi. match teay played at lluntingdon, on the I Ith, nth. and 16th inst. The tullowing i. the score . kei7i.vaci. Julius Came, c Wbraaper.b Daum 6 c I.7lpri. b Diem ..—.— 2 J. Wivorn, b Duttria W. C:ifys, e riph, b Osten' 0. Par, a Grist. , Huuris ....... 1 b Darer.... ......... ...... • W. Man .. asgell. b Dover Mr. Roger.. b Bultria T. Boa, b Diver • c Uipb. b Buttsl• —.... • W. Gabe, b Buttila J. Grundy, not oat G run art ... I G. Andersen, b 10a•triv W. Hillier, • Wl4 raw, b Butthe. 0 b artrir........—. I lii I ----..... Cornered, b Mears o•. .b flinyre Gine, rus reit 0 c Anderson, b Clarke ... 22 Koch. 0 Ci o r= ..., 1 cK • nem b Gruu dy Payne, b W. Webitalc, b Teleden I,rd kandwieb, b Weide': I Owln. b Grind, —.-- ... e Hot, b Melts 11. Thornhill, c Wulden, •Orunir . e Kneero. 0 Ildlyer Jigging., e. I.llllyer, b Urnacy ..... ... b Grua ly lever, lel/runny P. 11. Wbraper, e Repro, b Widen not wit Mine. b Weenie Les elettorpe, b Om* ...—.......... b 111.1yer Actives, b U. undy F. Cbr re. b Grundy. Hun. G. Eitswillidre, 1. Grundy.-- no out Itu , trire, e Aadtreon. b Grundy...—. • Itarnagell, b I.llllyer W. learn/tin, 0 WI des MI nut 1.710,.b nowt 54114.411, b ........... • • AWm7ce:Vililoyer ... 0 11.1 olds, eat bat 114/.01, b Grufuly • banally 0 ts 1; lb, I; w, 1: 6 be; lb, I; AQUATICS. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. Since the establishment of the annual regatta by this cele brated club, none of the recurring festivals has been of so interesting a nature as the one to commence this day (Mon day.) The town, generally very full at this time of the year, is now more than usually no, and the greatest interest is everywhere manifested on the subject of the cup fur Fri d.tv, in which the celebrated American yacht is entered. SO= doubt is entertained regarding her starting. The following is a list of the complete entries up to yesterday : Monday, Aug. 18.—Her Majesty's Cap, to be sailed for by Royal Yacht Squadron cutters, horn 50 and under 100 tons. Queen's Cup course. It is settled that they go to the east ward on starting, to Yarmouth down round the Nab, and hack to Cowes to finish:—The Ladle, 7.5 tons, Mr. T. Hodges; Gondola, 87, Mr. W. Woodhouse; Gauntlett, 61, Mr. W. Peareth ; Freak, 66, Mr. W. Curling; Luvrock, 65, Captain C. Williams; Bacchante, 80, Mr. 11. H. Jones; Arrow, SI, Mr. T. Chamberlayne. On Wednesday his Royal Highness Prince Albert's Cup,, by large class Royal Yacht Squadron schooners (140 tons and above), will be sailed fur. I'he course is the LIMO as on Monday, though perhaps they may go to the Nab at starting: —Beatrice, 161 tons, Sir W.l'. Carew, Bart.; Wyvern, 205, the Duke of Marlborough ; Constance, 218, the Marquis of Conyngham; Capricorn, 313, Mr. R. M. Talbot; Gypsey Queen, 160, Sir H. B. Iloghtun, Bart. On Friday, the great day of the week, we have the Royal Yacht Squadron Cup of 1001. value, open to yachts of all nations; no time allowed fur tonnage; the course to be round the island. The following have been catered for this prise: —"The Titania, 100 tone, Mr. R. Stephenson ; Freak, 60, Mr. W. Curling ; Bacchante, 80, Mr. B. H. Jones ; Fernand., 127, Major Marty° ; Arrow, 84, Mr. I'. Chum berlayne ; Volante, 48, Mr. J. Craigie ; Constance, 218, Marquis of Conyngham; Alarm, 193, Mr. J. Weld; Ame rica, 200, Com. Stevens; Stella, 65, Mr. It. Frankland ; Mona, 82, Lord A. Paget; Aurora, 47, Mr. Le Merchant Thomas; Gipscy Queen, 160, Sir 11. Iloghton ; Wyvern, 205, Duke of Marlborough ; lone, 75, Mr. A. Hill ; Beatrice, 161, Sir W. Carew ; Brilliant, 392, Mr. 0. H. Acker. VISITORS TO WOOLWICH DOCKYARD.—The fol lowing is a return of the number of foreigners who visited Woolwich Dockyard in the week ending August 16, 1851 : French, 357 ; Prussians, 199; Belgians, 100; Netherlands, 21; Bavarians, 26; Hanoverian, 18; Austrians, 22; Salons, ; Vienne', 19; Swim, 14; Wurtemburg, 10; Germans, 2 ; Sardinians, 15 ; and Americans, 6; making a total of 831. The number of British subjects who have visited the dockyard from the lot to the 16th of August has bees pester than at any former period. On the let there were 1,489 ; 2nd, 1,393; 4th, 1,406; sth, 2,529 ; 6th, 2,329; 7th. 2,335; Bth. 1,073; 9th, 2,179; 11th, 1,861; 12th, 2,252 ; 13th, 2,733; 14th, 1,870; 15th, 2,195; and on the 16th, 1,404; making a total on the first fourteen week-days of the present month of 27,398, and including the foreigners, giving an average of upwards of 2,000 visitors daily. The great majority of these visitors also visited the Royal Arsenal, and the large collection of ancient and modern arms and models in the 'Rotunda. - LAND SLIP.—We kern from the driver of the Enniskillen van that on Thursday morning, about six acres of the mountain of Polafooka, about half-way be tween Ballyshannon and Enniskillen on the mail road, fell down and completely stopped up the road; the van h ad to be carried over. Fortu ately no lives were lost. The great rain of the preceding night is supposed to be the ewe.—Ballysisannon Herald. NATIONAL LAND COMPANY.—This company, the act for resolving which was passed by the House of lords, tea been referred to the Muter in Chancery in rotation to be woad sp. RESPITE OP THE CONVICT MART ROGERS.— SURSIINIVRY, SATIVIWAT.—We have to announce that this wretched woman, who was condemned to death at the last Shrewsbury sums for the murder of her child, has been respited during her Majesty's pleasure. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The share market continues to suffer from the un favourable reading of Mr. Glyn's speech at the Lon don and North Western meeting, which is decidedly in favour of the "bears," and the downward tendency has to-day shown itself even more strongly. Great Western and London and North Western stock have fallen 2 per cent., and all descriptions have partici pated to some extent in the decline. Hovers are 7s. lid. lower. •1t the half-yearly meeting of the Hull and Selby Railway, held at Hull, on Saturday, a dividend of 2L 94. on the whole or 301. shares, and half that ' amount on the half or 231. shares was declared. MONEY MARKET. 1 lIIS DAY. Twc O'CLOCK. (.1011 sales of Consols, which mayitarrii - ere fea as the consequence of the increased demand rt i ney to meet the commercial and agricultural requirements at this season, have again been made to-day, and in the absence of any counteracting busi ness of equal importance prices have been further dressed I. Dullness is the chief characteristic of the market, and the time business in Consols is small. The present quotation of Consols is 901 to 1, for money, and 991 to for the 11th September, being 1- worse than they opened. Business is marked in' the official list as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, 965, 1. - 4; ditto fur account, 961 0 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 97 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 1. Bank Stock, 215, 215 s. Holders of Exchequer BU's have conic forward to realize, and the quotations have undergone:a decline, the market wearing an unsteady appeatance. Busi ness has ban concluded in all classes of hills at 445. to 48s. prem. India Bonds. 1,009/., mark 5 is. prem.-; ditto under 1,01)01., 545. and 575. prem. In the foreign stock market there is scarcely any increase of busmen and no general change has occurred in prices. The chief alteration is a further decline of<t per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which have been sold to some extent as low as 28 t. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were sold this morning at a rather lower figure, hut the price has since recovered. In other descriptions there is nothing worthy of notice. The day's bargains have been at the following figures : Danish Three per Cents., 11423, Mi. Dutchtwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 591; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 931, 93. Equador Bonds, 31. Mexican Blads, 281; ditto for account 29th August, 281, 1; ditto small, 2t41. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101'4, 192. Sar dinian Scrip, 4 , dis. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 2011, 3. A further import of specie, to the amount of 160,000 dollars, is advised by the two American steamers which have just arrived at Liverpool; but the exchange comes quoted lower, and the accounts generally are in favour of the opinion expressed by us, that the shipments of bullion from this quarter have received a check for tlw present. SATVEDAY EVENING. The foreign stock market was very inactive, no less from the absence of the operators than the inde cision prevalent with regard to the speculative stocks. The meeting on Tuesday of the Spanish bondholders is looked forward to with sonic interest. The proceedings there will very much affect the pet-- swinel of all the foreign stock committees. With rekrenve to the Mexican committee, many anxiously look for a half-yearly meeting when they may mu , yawl the state of their attliirs and learn who are the parties assuming the management. A declaration is looked for from the sub-committee of Buenos Ayrean bondholders, as the basis on which they had relied for their operations seems affected by late events, and it is considered desirable the interests of the bondholders shall be represented at Buenos Ayres in the prospect of a disruption of the Argentine con federation. Prices to day were little affected, as will be seen by the subjoined business list, but Mex ican closed weaker. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., Small Bonds, 92%. Buenos Ayres Six pier Cents., 53. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931. Mexican Bonds, 29, '4, 29; ditto, for account, 29th August, 291. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1819, 901. Sardinian Scrip, dis., par. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 21 ; ditto, Three per Cent., 3P4,1. _ _ There is abundance of money and less tightness than usual at this season of the year, but money is on the advance, as the increased business of this country and of Europe has caused a greater demand. Discount may be called 3 to 31 per cent. In the course of next week the second instalment of 15 per cent. on the Sardinian loan of 3,000,000!. comes due and will be paid ; the total payments will then be 33 per cent. '1 he Midland Railway Company are in the market for debentures at 4 per cent. ; the East ern Counties at 43: and the London and North IVestern have lately been taking money and renewals ut 31 per cent. The Eastern Counties and other companies now take sums us low as 100/., in conse quence of the late alterations in the Stump Acts, and this is calculated to have considerable results, inure French in making the bonds marketable, as railway bonds are in Paris and London ; but then, it is to be obeerved, French bonds are uni kinkily for 1,000 francs, or 401. If English railway bonds were uniformly of the value of 100!., they could then be dealt iu; would be regularly quoted, as guaranteed shares are; and could be held by banks and other public bodies, who are now precluded front taking them for a temporary investment, us 1,000/. debentures cannot in seasons of pressure be readily got rid of. Foreign rates of discount may be quoted as fol lows : Adelaide, 20 to 32 per cent. ; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2 to 3 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Bordeaux, 4 per cent. ; Brussels, 4 per cent. ; Calcutta, 11 per cent.; Ceylon, 9 to 10 per cent.; Copenhagen, 3 per cent.; Frankfort, 11 per cent.; Hamburg, 13 per cent. ; Ilavre, 4 per cent.; Haven nah, S to 9 per cent.; Leghorn, 43 to 41 per cent.; Madrid, 6 per cent.; Marseilles, 4 percent.; New York, 7 to 10 per cent.; Paris, 3to 35 per cent.; Pernambuco, 11 to 11 per cent. per month ; Peru, 24 per cent.; Philadelphia, 6 per cent. Rotterdam, 23 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 6 per cent.; Trieste, 43 to 4 per cent.; San Fran cisco, 3 to 8 per cent. per month; St. Petersburg, 53 to 63 percent.; Valparaiso, 12 per cent.; Vienna, 3 per cent. The Bank of England returns require no comment. They show a continuous and steady increase in the bullion, though it is expected the Sardinian remit-1 tanees will soon tell in. The monthly statement of the National Bank of Belgium shows the position of that establishment on the 31st July to be as follows. (Exchange, 25 fr.) Coin and bullion Notes in circulation 1,522,976 The bullion market is only noticeable for the return of the dollar in this market to its former quotation. Sovereigns are better at Paris owing to the improved exchange. Present quotations are thus stated by Nlcs , ra. Sharps and Wilkins:—bar gold, 3!. 17s. 9d. per ounce standard ; American gold eagles, 3/.165.3d. per ounce ; bar silver, without gold, 3s. Old. pe r ! ounce standard bar silver, containing gold, (all gold above five grains in the pound to be paid for), 31. 11d. per ounce ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 111 d. per ounce ; quicksilver in bond, 3s. 4d. per lb. The imports of bullion include 128,0001. by the Asia, from New York; a few packages of specie by the Severn, from the Brazils; 45,000!. by the Vic toria, steamer, from St. Petersburg to Hull, in half imperials; and 122,000 dots. by the Independence,' liner, from New York, The total is about 200,000!. The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thurs day last, we learn from official sources, was as fol lows :—Gold bars : To Boulogne, 832 ounces. Silver bars: To Calcutta, 76,133 ounces; to Rotter dam, 47,000 ounces; to Belgium, 35,000 ounces; to Dunkirk, 8,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 258 ounces. Silver coin: To Dunkirk, 55,763 ounces; to Cal cutta, 26,000 ounces; to Belgium, 88,000 ounces; to Boulogne, 3,440 ounces; to Rotterdam, 2,500 ounces. This gives a total export of 832 ounces of gold and 342,094 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of 88,700!. Besides these exports the Tay took out about 80,000/. from Southampton, for Rio. The Railway Record states that by arrangements between the London and North Western, Lancaster and Carlisle, Caledonian, Central Midland and Aber deen Railway Companies, a reduction in rates upon certain classes of goods has been entered into, which it is expected will have the effect of diverting a con siderable amount of traffic from the steamers between Aberdeen and London. liiiettsst I Lowest 8 PAILS, Ara. Money. Opening ---.• —I— / pig Celan 67 45 57 15 $7 43 $7 13 37 45 3 per Camln. 4 per Cents. ... 1 per Cent.. Exchange on London: at eight, 15 071 ; 90 day., 24 37 1 90. Belgian, Lola 130. 3, 1311 Do. 41 Do. /3 ... - . I Tee.. Wings Piedmont 3 SI 55... Monk So Ire. 1180 Peru, Aro 16.—St. Germain, 137 50; Versailles (right bans). 17 0; Do. lien taint‘, 2/7 '.O; Paris and OrleJne, •Stl; Parbtand Moon*, ; Damian pool Ai ig.non, 201 30 2oi• Stmts. lealrg an.) t,,',' , 183 73; Centre, 43172% 4a.,; Orleans and no;deaus, 391; Northern, 40 30; Pali. and StrasSourg, 335 73; inure and Nan , eit. 2.3 73. BEItEIN, Ara. Ill.—Voluntary Loan, 107. New Loan, Four-and-a-llalf per Cent., 1011. National Debt, 881. hank Shares, 1011. VIENNA, AV G. 16.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, 063; Four-and-a-halt per Cents., 811 ; Dank Sham, 1229 ; Ex change on London, 11.40. MINES. (Prom the Daily Nor'.) Business in the mining share market during the week hag been brisk in a kw descriptions to which attention has of late been more especially directed ; shares in Mary Ann, Bedford United, Tremayne and West Providence having attracted a good deal of attention, and realised higher prices. Gene rally, however, the market has been inactive, the absence of many speculators at this dull season pro ducing the same ettect in this department as in the other security markets. Under these circumstances, the firmness with which prices are maintained is a very encouraging Tatum, as it proves that the pro portion of mining shares held by parties who are content to make their adventure in the various under takings, and then abide the issue, and who must bo regarded as the real mining proprietary body— forming as they do the nucleus of the interest —is much larger than many persons believed ; whist the avidity with which all sound divi dend shares are picked up whenever they offer is sufficient evidence that mining enterprise maintains its place in the confidence of the public, who generally have discernment sufficient to see through a worthless undertaking, and to appreciate a good one so soon as it has obtained a firm footing. It has been frequently noticed, however, that in this market, even more than in others, speculators reap the first, and frequently the largest gains, whilst the capitalist public, after their attention has become di rected to a promising adventure, are awaiting the further development of the operations. So soon as success is rendered the reverse of problematical, buyers rush in, and of course have to pay propor tionately for the increased opinion of the security in which they place their money. The following is the latest list of prices : Alfred Consols, 14, 144 ; Bedford United, 7! Tremayne, 2.5, 26; West Providence, 95; East Rose, 450; Devon Consols, 300; Trehane, 154 ; Treviskey, 200, 205; Trelawney, 52,5; Mary Ann, 60, 61 ; East Pool, 140, 150; South Tamar, 21; South Tolgus, 150, 160; Condurrow, 100; Lewis, 17, 18; Venton, 11; East Tamar, 18s. to 11. Foreign shares: Australian, 4, 1; St. John del Rey, 19, 4; Imperial Brazilian, 2,3; Cobre, 31, 5; Copmpo, 71; Santiago, 2i, 31; United Mexican, 2 i , a• MARAS AND !TUCKS UNGUARANTEED. !IL ItaLwaTa. SU SO 10 Ist Is: 31 *Times liOttti;ff . * loft owl Rut Juneuoa Antes dsturday. In 111 Itit 13 Birm.Wolv. A Stour9a Birkenhead, Lairembirt Cnee Jun-lute 5.11.6e0 BTI•414 awl Exeter ... .. Cheraw ..l llolybead .. linbl.n sad Beira* Jane.. . Anglia./ (E 23 L. A L. 1 sad 1..1111 Do. 1/14 IL ii . 17 . .i . ::. LaMar. tandies ... .. Lantern t w ine, Chia A... (late E. U. Mk) -. . Do. etas. B sail C ditto A tern Larmaohire .. .. 41 Do. New loh yes fa ‘. l - Lag at Wen India Dock and Biros. rumours ..... 0 Si SO Edinbaran awl thoowow 194 30 13 kdiaboritb, l'crtli,Doada-1 41 51 15 Great Northern . - . : 161 liil : 131 Do. 1 thartss,A,lreierredl 51 34 12, Do. 4 Marto, 11,6 perCk; 121 131 ~ 30 Gt. Monk. arid Weet.ilre" Ss I 594 i. ler Great l. Western ... .. 794 101 Cl , 7 17 Do. 117.. ... . ... 134 14 ~ iO, Su Luscuster and Cerlielt .. 79 41 141. 111 Di. Th ird. ... - ... 1111 t pa M. 100 Lasenakire awl l' orliate 47 471 23 23 D ...1 otrirus .. .. ... -- -00. 30 ; 114 Do. Flints ... .- - 94 9 " 20 : Ili Dn. Went Rldina Union - - „ SS ISo Leech awl Tliirok .. .. II /I 111 111 London and 01,11M111 - 111 al 04.1100 Lon., Brighton.m st. Coast 01 93 V. 101 l Landon in North-Western 119 1201 SS 199 Do. do.. New 1 Mara . 3 pm V IS Dm Fifths .. 1 2 3 ~ II '. 1 Do.ll • ea.,37.and 12. ( ) . 1 71 DM 64..140 London St South-Western SO SI ex Mr $4 i 4911 Dm, LW ... ... ..1 101 94 die „ OD 0 D... 110 ... ... .. j 4 741. ~ 111 seMaarb.,libis an d Matlock; 11 2 IL IV 1 limsels.,Sl2sl . .,kLancalaok.l 91, 171 114 1 41 11.. alan-tr Wel. Union 31 24 Ma IR IIM - ... ... ...: 30 351 SI 135 1/o. xsa ',hare. ~ _ 1 211 211 . 11. 11.11•• Dn. Bum. and Derby lif 1 t 34 i 434 Midland Of eSt %%entra(l) 3.3 1 SS Newmarket . ... ... 4 illemput, Abergsvcaniy, awl Ilereford... ... .. I M 1111. SO IS SO SO as as fa Is I II St ' SO 35 . S. I e Bt. 25 ' 15 I 121, yew 520... ... 50 31 , 1orthern Crwoht/e. Mika et. 24 North Walsh 20 171 ?,.rth 842ffordshirc.. 10 12 'North We.thrn 10 1 North 02ourb Wr.t.Juan. , oxford, Worc., Wolircr. 114.1 25 +co,t.h Crntrot 11 25 Itloottish Midland 12 ' 12 , 1 Lb. lirew 12.4 Shrew.. Bina , Mrs A 11; Liar" H. ii 10 11 at to f" 12, Sr Se sc.' le SO I 101 Flu 23 • Is 13 M 1 • 101 1 11111 Oil SIN ' illittof•A'nfi on•I Clsostel a .r. W. Mtn.) ... .. Du. thsvfortry ... .. Ohrowhire Coma ... .. auo.fo fl.r.ou ... ... ... th Banters ... ... .. d. i .th we . • • - •tutftlf Vork-h-tlitivorDr, 4ferf.,ltfth.,OXioniejf..lN ettlrhog and Donlormltor , *odium owl llArttep..fol.. , Th Atm o I lawn Wok! Kul co:e of Nooth .- —. Wotort.w.l and Lhairiet. VISTIL,N o ore.tetle *Write'. Do. d - ,. Itztoootoos .. Do.G.N.E.Yorch.f.o . York sad Nottli Moils* I 174: I 7 " I 1° U If ,120 U se as 2.41 se l I SO 311 34 SO 1,4 SS 43 lII,' Itl u s N u 4 4 se as M I SI LINEA LISASZD AT Fl len PALS per CI. (1,240 to 4LV/esters IligatangboAAOsiordJunc S 31 3j 13 •S I 44 dB IT 19 17 19 14 13 dim 3 2/ die tit Si 9; die IL :11 61 71 i 71 31 du IS 17 10 12 1 I die a 1 34 die I 3 1 21 11 V 2MI 1 ___....,____........___ Callealulyiatowwithraard salve (Fea . to lit West. IWo with..ut a raaniatati ... .. , 14 9 9i 10 10 15 dii 171 171 ;1 7 31 ja i' 17 17i - Fotteet - Itoti ri27tVe;teits I Ciszt, dad Dual itlaguar. (18•864 to Greta Wet.talt Ditto withouta etatroatce (letrel to rem. w vttera I XED RENTAI i I Pm 2O SO liockingham.h ire u lraeed ! to Limvionk W lellAC4.l to Caledoalan (k rent to Ot:Nortieru) 'newsier It Dean Furor.: ("owed is Orval Western. 11¢111.5eiby(1.1orkSMIlooi Do. shores (.Ioto).. Do. I *bans (d.tto) lauba Braaten' s Midlout. ac{ Ureeo4.o,, I Neared to South Errors : Ditto Preferrece (ditto)l Lotrostott Guer.tperator. voted to Norfolk) • " II 9 I 10 pm 7 9pa „ 17f 17f 44 44 SI SSI I pea 103 113 314 14314 33 101 103 lo f u 1 1 111 dim to-cloy up to I o'clock. i I II Ditto dittu Naar PreannadWyre (leas. Lon.; itS.WestatlAne.atiroril Plato shares (.1' Ilark, Guild., and Reid ite, (lowd!ci *lnds Est•tetn Morton and Haab (leas to tireat Northers Do. Shepreth Caten.(dlttd loath stuffunlehire ito of W Mr. atit:lean Wear Valley. S p. Q. this Dewed to StoeauinieDar ' Rifts, tenderest, Sideepa 1 (lewd to Uri. Western SS 37 I, 6pa 43 41 4 II pas lii 31 MI i Of 1 S pas 31 3 ilia 25 26 eo div 131 451 SHARES. 111'. *SWUM- — et. 141 Vaisdonlaa ... 6j 71 13 13 .Chester and Holyhead -. I F 131 61 an Mader, Perth, and Shir oy Been Junction ... / Ilia to ZaatAnolian(3l.loe)tip.Ct. 11 IQ Baster° Counties Belies, ; 5 per Ct No. I par 1 pen 61 111 Ditto do. No. 2 lAD par 10 141 , 1.115. New 6 per Cent. Stock 101 101 fY ' 6asLl.7dolklertpgu.6 µ( 111 13 3 6 ildiabargb, Perth, sad Dundee, 31 per sent 1 OW par 121 Great Northern S pre Cent 131 131 611 3 Ot.ittlinWwurnlllElalitha 1 11 pa 30 • 6 laneashireltYorke. V L2tt tla Bt. 100 Ditto 6 per Cent. Stock ° 100 . Lundun,Briont„all.Coast,l Prel.speret.SWck,lllsl, I from bid. 'tures, E. . I 5 DittoCoaver.3 perCt.,l6 . 2 Ditto New guar. ti per Ct. LondunnStriWwtern Nen 2 :1 poi Han.Ohelf.BLuse.lsh.Not 11 5 124 Do. New SIO 13 Do. SS pia 1 51.1illamiC,ow.Br.&B.Sp.Ct 12$ 130 114ortulk Estrogens - 13 16 Do. 51 per Cant. Omar. 41 !North Urittih . I 41 3 :011ord, Wiirosster, an . .11 101' Wirer., X 15,6 per Cent' 1 pal _._ _ 10 105 13 151 13 14 16 16 4 4 11 1 Da 13i 13 i 13 st l6 I igi 'brelrs.ik Monet (Nor.W. M 16.) 6 per Cent... .. AMU' Devon York Noircoatiqk Ot.Nottli of Ilasippursh.l Ditto Ditto 79 5 id PORILIKIN 10 1 10 Souk's. and Atalm ...1 SO 1 00 Centre Pram (Viersa4 SO 11 Dula! 00 16 :Edit ladiaa 5 S 'Great Indian Peelmia.... 6 i *! 3 Do. ... 47; 6i 7i cif 91 119 171 13 211 f 80 79 ez die 591 Y 1 el 9 131 11: 1 131 I 211 1 IS 313 _7... 71 20 ' 10 ... *34 274,21aeia Mamie 10 IC Do. do. New 20 Nereus. and Liege 20 If '2l, rtleero of Franc* 20 ' 9 Oeleena fad Bottles= e. :9 20 Dom and Orleans 20 20 Paris end Roues .- 20 17 Per.* sod mrs•boors 20 fo , Rouen lad }{sere 20 &umbra sod Neese.- ... ID If , Tour. and 21 Se WOK Ylaadere 1711 Si 17 141 ILWATS. lai In i I/ 17 4 1 1 41 al 1 3 ps I 4i „ 1 li 1 ' 10 1 4 1i 1 14 4 dle 36 14 141 es d 41 11 34 do 111 2 1 1 24 101 2 THE GREENWICH RAILWAY AND ITS REOULA TIONS.—Io consequence of the decision of Mr. Seeker in Lord Ranelegh's case, the following notice hes been posted up, by order of the directors of the South Eastern Railway Company, at the London and Greenwich stations: ' • Nutice.—To prevent confusion, tickets are available only for trains in which there is room, which is to be determined by the company's °Seen." 11 ildla o el. 233 I. 1,3 i 121 23 3041 s An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the lust week, published by lierapath's .Im4rnal, shows the total receipts on 6,367 miles to be 353,9*1/., which is equal to ;VA I.ls. per mile per week. For the corresponding week of 1339, the amount was 4914467/., on 5,907 miles, or 50/. :54. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 37,5181., or 19.4 per cent. in the aggregate amount received, an increase in the mileage of -WO miles, or 7.77 per cent., and an increase of 51. Ins. in the amount received per mile per week. The analysis of the traffic of the chief English lines, published by us on Fiiday morning, was still more favourable, as including the Irish and Scotch lines renders the difference in favour of the present season much less marked. ENGLISH FEN PS.—Tine Pas. - I•osa Amfuities, — li , l St.ek,— Pitw Bonds, Exchequer 8a115.1,00/.,4G0.421. rm. Hank :heck. 215 16 - 3 per Ct. Itedueial.s7l 3jier 11. Ciitireit. Pie n par Ct. C0n.14, j Comsat fur Area, 1 , 66 j 4j per Ct. Iklelan. 13 5 5 per CL Brazilian, e 192 Ito. New. 611 91 6 per Ct. Buono. Agra. 635 6 per Ct. Chillan, 14 6 3 per it. Cialein, 64 9 per Ct. Batten. 7/ St per 11. liunit, nij 0)/ 4 per it. twitch, 93 t Iltailor, 3j 1 h oc Ct. llrennla, 146 156 Serdlutan 6 per LATEST FOREI( roszta: FUNDS. 3pr Ct.. Mexican. 2 9 6 per Ct. Peruvian. 90 91 Deferre I. 42i 3f 5 per Ct. Portumiem. 321 3i Per Ct. Kumla... 114 114 4 pow Ct. Ituovlan. 101 l 21 5 ver Vt. Acura.. 2O If 31...9. et. 3711 Si Do. Pamtve. 51 Ver Do. Dvf CI. erred. II 12 Velma...v b.. 30 2 GIN EXCHANGES. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Livattroot, Aco. 16.-The market continues in a de preesed state, with little t1414136MA donor. The transactions are - Bit tentind, Lynes:shire, and Cbe-biro lire Chester and /irked:void), 151-Fast laricaslstre, 13; --Leneadpre and York-hire, 474 thin and Noah Western, IS-4--Lheto (new 1 shares), 34 p.-Mkt. land. t 94 141;I. South Eastern toot Dover, 211 4 I. LEEDS, Aco. 16.-We have still to report an exceed ingly dot and falling market To-day very little has been dune. 'I be • closing silos were : York end North Miami., 17 ; Eau Lancashire', 134: North Western-. Id din. MA NCH PATER, At 16.-Prices were again rather lower, end there woos heavy muter.. East Lancashire, 13 3.1 n; Leeds, 47" I ; London and North Western (new guar.), 3 24 par; Shenk:A, I 2ti ; South Easter., 21s. BIRMINGHAM, Avn.l6.-This market was heavy to-day, and prisx s generally lower. The statement made by Mr. Glen at the London and North Western meeting is regarded here with anything but satistectitn, and the intimation of the turning struggle silk the Great Western for the London Manic is not altely to raise the hopes of shareholders. l'he amount of money useleady expended in tilt dism.ct by the two great coo panics in tharreeeful to all concerned; tt will suet the Great Western Company sow thing like a million met. line to yet through this town, yet to months scarcely any attempt has been made to expedite the works in ord. r that the line may fe mme to some estent remunerative to the proprietors. The policy of the L 0124011 and Nortn Western Company seems to be equally injudls slum; fur a couple of year., at least, the Stour Valley line has been 4. pt unopened, tor the purpose of starving into submission the unfor tunate little Shrewsbury arid Birmingham, which has but nineteen miles of indepemlent :the. But lon the fast and lose game played by officials, the North Western might have pose wed ins If of Um rail. way years nine, thereby putting an eral to all chance of an absurd contest in that their/.t at least-a contest wkiet benefits nobody, and keeps the sluewsbury and /Immingham proprietors out of a shilling in the shape of dividend. Mr. Glyn in his speech depot sited ruinous compedtko, though with strange meow isleney hie own company is running a couplets' rupees, trains from hers to Shearabury daily, silty miles, drat el as, for our shillings, through a district miserably un produetive in the way of tragic of any kind; and work still-wens than the Great Northern and Midland tOOtelit at Leeds-the London and North Western Company convry passengers daily from Wellington to Shrewsbury, ten entice, for one penny. Unless parliament inter feres, the rrilway contest in title district bids fair to be the ruin of the two sweat companies. It is nut merely on the Chester and Liverpool side that the London mad North Western Company is to be assailed fat least such is the rumour) : the North Staffordshire Company, diatom- JAW with the mode in which agreements arc carried out, are threat ening to make an outlet for themselves, Intl so to open up the natural mot direct route to Manchester which their owd line Offers. With sech a struggle threatening, and with each tack patent to everybody who takes the trouble to make himself acquainted with them, it is not to he wondered at the value of Mes ar grodual:y decline, and that the public bane little confidence in railway property. BRISTOL, Aco. 16.-Our market was dull to-day, but not mutt, more no perhaps than Is usually the case on Saturday', In the one or two lake eceoludol, prices were without alk-ration. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY.—The reports to bo submitted to the meeting at Edinburgh on the 21st instant have just appeared. The revenue account gives the total half-year's receipts at 93,271/. 4s. 9d., and expenditure at 73,4151. 2s. 6d., leaving a free revenue of 19,8.561. 2s. 3d. Of this sum, 17,7131. 18s. is required for the dividend on the guaranteed stuck, and there then remains a small balance of 2,1401. 4s. 3d. to be carried to the credit of the next half year's account. The capital account shows the total receipts up to 31st July to amount to 4,386,3881.25. 10d. including, ordinary stock, 2,573,3331.6 s Bd., preference stock, 599,090, loans, 8.56,862'. 11s. Bd., and a sum of 336,1311. ss. Id. due to bankers and others. The expenditure to the same period has amounted to 4,274,76.51. IN. 2d., and there still remain arrears of calls 101,4681. 155., and balance of bond on Hal heath railway (exclusive of interest), 10,1531.85. Bd. As with the exception of the works authorised by the new bill there is now very little to be done on the line, the capital account may be said to be almost closed. Since the last meeting the bill for enlarging the Edinburgh station has passed the legislature, and it will be for the shareholders to consider how the required sum shall be raised, but beyond this and the consideration of the report there is little busi ness to be transacted. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. —This company hare, it is said, purchased the great clock that regulated the time at the Crystal Palace, with the intention of placing it in the tower of their station, when completed, at King's Crass COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANK-THIS DAY. The private contract markets arc inactive to-day, and prices must be considered wry generally the same as on Friday. Cutter..—No sales reported. Corros.—This article wears a steady appearance. • M ETAl...—lron steady in prices. Scotch Pig, 41 • mixed numbers, lss. Welsh bars in lair demand, &so dtafford shire Iron. Spelter dull of hale. Lead wady. Tin, Banat, 89s. to ; Straits, 814. 61.1. The public sales de v elared for to-morrow are:—Sugar, 4,000. bap Mauritius, 250 hhds. West India. Coffee, ISO casks and GOO bags Ceylon. Rice, 1,100 bags. 600 bags. Ott:Z.—Seal, pale, 311. 10s. to 341. Sperm, 811. to 87 1 . hcadmatter, 96/. to 98/. ; Cod, 36/. 10s. South Sea, 321. to 331. 10s. Olive, Galipoli, 301. to 40/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 37/. to 381. l'alm, 2s!. Cocoa-nut, 311. to 33/. Seed rape, pale, 351. Linseed, 321. 15s. to 33/. TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIS The market is steady with a fair business doing at the fol lowing prices: —Town Tallow-, 31;s. 61. ; Petersburg Y.C. Oh the spot, :Ms.; last three mouth-, 395. ; Jao. and March, 395. PARTICVLARS OP TALLOW.-TlllB DAT. , .lteek lbw day Cake.. . $64,3 Delivery twit week Do. Irvin let June Arrival laat week 3.7 IS la,. from let June I 12,afid Prise T. C. Uwe dilyper on 1 311,. 11. Dn. Town 11,701 32.1106 1,6311 1,131 13,131 11,311 1,980 799 13.214 9,839 341.. 641. , 311.4. 6d. 3/.. Od. ; 39,.65 I' (Aside ?ALL, oduertised for the Week.—Wednesday, Aug. 20: 29 casks 1 ease Eat India Tallow. Friday, Aug. 2'2: 250 casks 100 boxes South Anwrican 'follow; 120 casks Australian 'Fallow; 20 firkins Mr. John Knight's Loudon made Sott Soap. BOROUGH MARK ET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that filo accounts from the plantations arc more favourable. There ore but few Hops on offer, and prices remain very firm. Duty, 100,1100/. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Hole - well, Ils. ; Eden Main, I Is. ; Walls End Ridd,ll, 134 ; Walls End Haswell, 14s. 91.; Walls End Health Hall, I3s. Gd.; Walls End Latubton, liy. Gd.; Walls End Stewart's lt.. 91.—Ships at market, 91. MAIM-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was but a moderate supply of English Wheat at market this morning, and rather more than half the quan tity upon the Essex and Kent stands was of the new crop; the quality for the most part very good and weight heavy, say from 62 lbs. to 6i lbs. per bushel. The white sold at from 425. to 465., and the red front 40s. to 425. per quarter. There was very little business done in old Wheat, whether foreign or English, and prices must be quoted Is. lower. We have rather large arrivals of American Flour, which tend to depress the trade. There were several samples of new malting Barley, of fine quality, at market this morning, which realised 2ris. to 30s. per qr. ; secondary sorts from 2t , . to 265. Foreign grinding Barley sold on about tin same terms as lust week. The arrivals of Oats being on a less liberal 'tale than of late, this article was held with more firmness, and iu most instances 6d. per qr. advance was obtained. Beans sold slowly, at former prices. There were several parcels of new Peas at market this morning; white boiling were offered, this. to 275., and grey at 'Lis. to 265. _ _ . SOMC new white mustard-teed of fine quality was sold at 7s. to Bs. per Inuit. The supply of new rape.ved wa.s equal to the demand, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. BRiTI2II Rhililainpte Qr. %%MAT, Emez &Kent . red 36 03 33 to 40 white, 39 to 41 to 42 Notfolk and Suffolk . ... „ 31 to 36 to 39 . do. 34 to 41 to 42 Taintnin i &sex or Suffolk) 42 to 44 Cambridge* Liswoin red 33 to 37 to 40 white, 30 to TO to 41 KT; new _... . .. ........... 27 to 24... IsAii.i,, feedbag -- .32t0 24 tliptillins 23 to 23 Maltiag 35 to 21...eh...titer 23 to 24 goo 30 MALT Oars. Eagliab, ~.hed . ....... ...... la to 21-Ida& . 3O to 21 limo Maude 13. rode& ft goat*, lead 21 to 22 potato 23 to 25 Itioh, hod-. ..... .. 13 to IS to IN.-black l9 ton HMO, potato Paws, play 24 tol6. maple . 1t1ue.„.......... ............. 33 to 32 . Imperil' Vi to 34 IA lota 25 to 26 lonlera 27 to ".i2 Bum, 111A232•11 ilaritiw 26 to 39 *mail 211 to 31...01d 32 to :4 Taw, newsprint, per bush. to new winter is tots 6d old to itseteteo, new CLA•vroox.to, per cwt., red.. to to ' Ltnewsu Cotes, per thoussod .whitc..., t 0 b F:0 10 - Per siTnii - OileiiitZ Pure et, town made, ilelirereil 36 to no..fine ht..bold ... 31 toil Norfolk and Suffolk YOREIGN. Willey per Qr. Witmer. DilltAiC and lkolesliere 41 to 43.. fine ronierogge.„...32 it. 41 . liostoeli 41 to 43 . etettie 37 to 39 Yreni h.... „....,...33 to 35 to 29 . Brabant 11.iineh 35 to 37...11.uuburg —37 to 39 to 41 Kironan Si to 33..E4) pilot 113.intibe ... 31 to 33. .00.1r...1 ...... ...... .. 33 to 35 Rim ... -. -_ .. ... into 21 Boucot'. feeding LIC,IIIJI - to --Indium Corn Oats. Russian . . 'lower:Loran and Stralsund Swedish and 1/ankh Friesland :dui Dutch, feed !taw. brew. 2O to 22...1'01ands ... BYANA, tick entail ~." 2U to 22...Ttaseany .. 23 to 23 27 to 30 16 to IS II to 20 17 to 19 16 31 to to 22 26 to 20 30 to 32 Is to 26 116 to 27 Kgyptima re4ll' as: 25 to N.. boilers TARES old. 23 to II _our 26 to H.. lane ~ 1.15551m,_1_14p1e and Rum, _ ;lei; 2$ .. 31 to 33 .. 41 to 4$ 'Mediterranean and Woes. 43 to 4S fttrotrro 49 to 44 Ilelpeee4l 36 to 34 CLuVKANIM, red ..per cwt. —to— to .whlte to RAPXYLiaI Can trace( duty, per !un,.. , .0 I to t? C 1 13 •. r Pe7Barrefellktie: Frac'', American l9 21 to 22 -Canadian Metric 21 to 22 Hamburg 9l to 23 French, per sack of 2301 b. 23 27 to 30 to 33 ARRIVALS 1N IC LONDON 1 , 12011 11th AUG to Ibth ADO. MrB lis Eneh. time*. Irish. ravioli. Wheat 2214 I 6257 Barley 4O 3489 ade Flour, 3,210 narks; 23,840 banela. Malt, 2,075. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is about the same as last week ; trade is very heavy, and although a few choice things meet with a ready sale at fully late prices, we base so many mid dling ones that several remain unsold, notwithstanding there is a disposition to take less than we quote. Sheep and Lambs arc again very plentiful, and make no more money • yet there is a cheerful trade, and alm o st all are disposed of. Calves are still a heavy trade, and prices can not be quoted higher. From Germany and Holland there are 1,224 Beasts, 4,700 Sheep ; and 236 Calves ; Spain, 750 Sheep ; Scotland, 50 Beasts ; and 2,500 from Northern and Midland Counties. Per atone of 610.1. d. 4. Perrtnn.orBltti d. a. d. Ham Scor.a, Herefords . 3 4 3 6 Bad 0. 11/...bda. HI. 0 0 0 0 Bat tabort-boram Second quality Baste 7 8 3 0 90. do. dborn (live . 2 6 3 11 Mares awl aoudad quality 2 8 3 0 . ..... 2 4 3 4 Do. do. Morn 0 0 0 • Bat Has. t lialf.breda 3 8 3 10 lamb. . Beat. sa mutat, 4,!0; Max* mid Lamb*. 34034 . ; * Wads, 301; 3le. BANK OF FRANCE.—Tho metallic reserve has in creased three millions in Paris, and about a quarter of a million in the branch banks. The discount accommodation has increased about 2,1 millions in Paris, and declined half a million is the provinces, the amount of the former being 40,3t9,8271r., and of the latter. 6:4441,325tr. On the side of the liabilities the notes in circulation have increased 11 millions in Paris, but remain nearly as they were in the provinces. The account current of the Treasury chews an augmentation of millions, the amount being 11.4, 734 ,454 ft% Private accounts current have declined in l'aris a quarter of a million and increased in the provinces about a quarter of a million, the amount of the former being b2,910,818fr., and of the latter 28,616,013 fr. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is now bulk millions to ,516 millions of notes in circulation. NEWRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.—The re port of the directors to be submitted to the ordinary meet ing of shareholders, to be held on the 20th day of August, 1851, states that for the half-year ending June 30, 1851, the receipts amount to 1101., and tho payments to 3151. 1.55. sd. The directors were in hopes that the works of the Dublin and Belfast Junction line would have been sufficiently completed ere this, to have enabled them to effect the contemplated junction of the two lines. These, however, have been unavoidably, delayed, and will not be finished before the Ist November next. In the meantime negotiations arc on foot between the companies, having for their object the completion and opening of the line of this company at the same time ; and the directors hope very shortly to have the pleasure of announcing that these have been brought to a satisfactory conclusion. WEST LONDON RAILWAY.—The report of this line has been issued in anticipation of the half-yearly meeting. It shows a decrease in the total traffic on the canal during the last half year of 5,064 tons, which occurs almost entirely in the article of coals. In the traffic from the canal to the railway there has been a decrease of 1,262 tons, and in the traffic from the railway to the canal of 541 tons. The re ceipts during the half.year have amounted to but 8141. 10$. Bd., and the disbursements during the same period to 6831. Ils. ltd., of which 5001. has been swallowed up in law. The directors are prepared to advise the shareholders to appeal against the adveree decion lattery given in their case against the North Western B ail way company.