The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-20 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK RAMO'. No. Sli. I BassA Pd. Closing prices Busineta date Yestordisi On-osy. 23,590 40 i Aurtralada .. all 60 IQ ._ 40 I Ilrlt. Cist, Hoak LhOi 61 all iri.OA 30 MOM North American all *AO 24 'Chartered Bank of Ada . b 1 I dla 50.000 SO Chart. Honk of lodia, Ana traits. and Chins.. 2 I 1 pm 20.000 100 Colonttl :5.x..100 Commercial of London. _2 i 25,0 U,.. i Eng., Doors. A Aug. Chart. 10 par 4pm 2300 30 'l.OO. Chart. Dan: of Aug ll 12 2 pm 111 lon 10,000 30 !London and County 60.110 ii 50 !London Joint Stoek .. 10 &lA. , 100 !L maim and Weassninirte . y 20 374 1400 r 100 National Prot. of Enzland 33 10: Ai 30 I Do. New lO tO,OOl. 50 iNstiorml of Ireland .. _ 221 33.87, 25 lOriental Dank Corpora . Do all 47 49 20.00 100 Provincial of lreLvid 25 4,040 10 Do. New .. .. all Keno I isoni Awiiitiiii ii.aiiiii 4du i and Gold Imp. Co I b. kx D. 8,000 23 South Australia 20,irk. 25 Makin of Australia .. 840 .. i Do. New „ 24 84 et 80.000 to . Union of London lO ISM(' 40 I 1.741un of Madrid all logue A was proceeded with. During the day f 35 chests passed, of which 58 were withdraw!), 110 bought in, and 667 sold. Prices for good and fine Bengal qualities have ruled high, and for these there is a strong competition, the adman being from 6d. to 9d. per pound above the rates of last May. Miscellaneous shares to day were generally better. Australian Agricultural were last quoted 36 to 37; Peel River, 2to 21 prem.; South Australian Land, 40 to 42; and Van I)iemen's Land, 17 to 18. The Scottish Australian Investment Company's shares were also better. Australian Bank shares, old and new, were likewise rather dearer, but Oriental Bank declined It. Crystal Palace shares have advanced to 2 to 2,1 prem. Netherlands Laud mark par. The prices of the day's sales are given iu the official list in another column. Insurance shares this week have been firm, and where any change in price is to be noticed, it is in an upward direction ; as, for instance, in Atlas and 1 /'Y 0 e e... . • . ~..01 % ,. i c„,..... 4- 7.....04 tA f i -fie , :i• ..."14 , -.- . • . • ' ° . a „--e----3/.;•• / r ... t i :•• .1 , e L G 11 14. 7 - . . x182,156.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY E v ENING, JULY kO, 1•553. 11 AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.-Light, 4 4-ap, sod (swab!. ROOFINO.-CROOODN'S PAIe.NT 4•llthrk. ROs WING EP . LT is perfectly Impervious to rale, isow, r and isas been tend by a lone and t xtensire experience in MADRAS RAILWAY. - Yesterday, the first half-yearly meeting of the SHARE LISTS. PONSION KELLWAYS. le 4 batmen, and Itottenum 1 la 1 4k 20 8 Beaderes te Grahame.. 101 cila No. Sh. I JO HAM 10 4 ,.,...,"‘ -, 00 .41 half the timber required for slum; ean PEN N Y o shareholders was held at No. 33, New Broad -street; Cu!. The railway market to-day, although still defl- TMUIDAT EVININO. 3 3 see m g nu . " wk . I " , ______ 01 ; t " -- -....i .. '. •T by unarm used peroona. PRICE of. E B i n i n t h e c h a i r. 30 20 Cbarlerm am/ Erqueliare. 14 13 cient in busineu, was sensibly higher. The tendency : 1 ° I Zte i r,l lieninC ski k ,... ° !. 11 par i mi re ee. l in 22,50 40 /Auatralana .. WI a" ...e i. s ' - 1 s if. thureon'• Patent NON.CONDUCTING Felt The report of the directors congratulated the proprietors .... 40 I Wit. C.A. Banal T0......" 4..- . 7 ' wane aod pipe rases 0.5 prer rent. of fuel.- OR the satisfacton progress of the affairs of the company throughout the day was upwards, and although the i',,e,, ' l4 et:yin . ..nen ... - . 5 si, pas : is 20.00 s 50 British North A ......je ltrt."""" en j i ,...T, ' ,,oniies Feat by pint OR epplication to CDOUGON - - - since the annual general meeting. The bill for incorpo- highest prices were not maintained at the close, the 1 1 m oa n / Il an ~,,,,,,, ie 1141 If " a l it 7 I i n 40,00 21 IChartered Bank 50600 20 Chart. *Wok of I •• - ha,, I. t F e ; tre-ititi, LONDON, who Mendpp SHIP . .... nux aad iwoonocy Fe n e n , 44 .„ n lining rating the . company le h c ad h rece ived the • IRapala tone of the market remained good to the last. The so to Greed !auction of 144 . , 1I ;a :In traits. and Chi aer fOy• assent . 20,000 100 Colonttl of a moat fee arab le ch ar t had been received from the improvement was also general, and little stock is ••• 11111-i sm ama. serum, (lie temperature. offered atseeeloo Commercial of 1 company's agent and engineer of the prospects of the un- le fire a t e lmk cf ~C asada 25,10, .. lEng., neva, a A __ ---- -- MURTON SELTZER WATER, 4.. a Dozen. dertakiog in all respects ; and the direttors noted with present rates. The improvement of the 101 all ilt.weet.st Camalatioares 4 4 45 ior Br lita ipER has REDUCP Li hie PRICE for Brighten Selzer peculiar satisfaction the continued warm support afforded day is mainly owing to the advance in Consols, but mm Nasallton sad Tomato - - 10,000 50 !London and Col ~,,111 . ,,,,. fp. 6,10 N. per doom. Also other fended waters in by the local government, and the cordial co-operation of its is yet partly caused by the demand fir investment, '' )e a Do ' 6 88r Cent. - - €o,ini. NO !London Joint N 1 Which I°-nk froSs WO 11. soon and 11 nal alien ate ‘0• 00 1 00,04 0 not un"Dwiled• 1434 ° 33 ° officers with their own in conducting their common duties. 3 3 LiacestkPotoya,3 p.O.,Pret I j die - --y Wan more plainly perceptible. 2 II Laustlesere ... ... , 2 7f lis Kett 100 'National Pro,. r o relsge free. B.ills and fetes supplied in suck quantities , ra . - , The engineer, with the aid of two assis.ast- engineers ap.lo,ofli 20 IDo. New....... red Dehvery twiee daily. A previous withl'. I'. 123 .1 2313 var) ... i nyss Insl RI fi red. °A epr ,li eei a ni ._lloopgs, 2, p a gu ina n pointed since last meeting, was now actively at work 6 I De. _ ... _ ... los °I ,An m en a t silver No M 1 setting out the first fifty miles of the line from Madras to THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoar. 6 6 Do. (Oman ..._ ... Ic I 1 eis II lis shoot WO Provincial of In TRH ......,......ssenne. , 4,040 10 Do. New... .... Metall, and, with the sanction of the government, was cou to 4 T. Guaranteed ... • The railway market has been firm to-day, and at w.6111' 6 1 66) . 7 .14 ' peeing the survey of the line to Vaniembady, a distance of - pm One per i o d of the morning an improving tendency' 1 2 1 : I li = 5 1: 1 P .4 - 116di .. 166f1aw . ... .. 11 31 pm ale • * - 4 . . • about seventy miles farther in the direction of Salem. A very advantageous site for •• terminus at Madras had been was o b serva bl e, especially for Berwicks, York and 2 01 11° ..,, , talla timstr A r ia llo‘T w itg • 1 4 7 1 - 71 8,000 23 South Australia 20,00 s 25 Delon of Andre hi . • S •," granted by the government. Warrants for the interest North Midlands, Dovers, Midlands, and London and 16 16 Northam of Prawn, ~.• . 335 84 el d 800 ~ IDo. New....... 60.000 50 Union of Loads 4 ,/ ip Vr is 113 N accrued to the 30th ultimo on the paid-up capital of the North-Westerns. Since the relapse in Consols, how- 1 0 W I 134 ' " 3 Pm ll* 09000 13.020 40 iVaion of Madri * *,..19: 1 ;et.1 .. * . company had been issued to the shareholders, and would ever, this market has become a shade weaker. th e R. a Animas Oa) 14 13 ad _-•-_-•• .- .- • ...- . continue to be issued in future half-yearly, in January and is all NowisslesTruak Prefer. 9 9 French shares have ruled a shade flatter. SO lo Pane emll Lyons _ ... 171 lft es i d 271 a d MOM July, as the interest became receivable from the East India 20 29 Paris end Orleans ... ... 44 46 TEETH. -By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. Company. The report was adopted unanimously. ORDINARY SHAW AND STOCKS. 20 be Arleen. Rom - - 45 44 SO 50 earn ad Neeekeen, - 37 l 371 zin 31 6 :Its See"y i•vestrel ant rateasid appheation M elleonleaM c m 4.3awad prima miss today to 4 I ,There was a decii nit went INDIA ItClllllllllln thessamnisthmed A RTM In reply to questions Ni. Pd. LIMITS. Y Imre 4 5 psi estacesi t. 2 O.°L l6l .. 71 Qoaliee 'rl646 2 l =d er .. 4 die Mr stock market to-day, r„„i.G.ar, sad Yelates.-11% MIRADA MOULT. ernes.. The CHAIRMAN state dl that the principal lines projected - 61 Grsormordstreet, Orammeremmee. Bic Demmer mad by the Governor-General in connexion with Madras were a 111. ISO hludelle ... -- • IS SIN 1 11 1 0 .• Sousa sod Name .... ... 19 SO 20 cent. on yesterday's Paull. .20 3 Royal Dania rente e. A sew. williNal. 030 3033193311 _ 0 _...._ 0309321 .• . 33 °"°0 ta li ne to Pommy on the west coast, and one to Bombay ; also 10 5 4 Wall% _ 1101120339 . 5 2 Royal Omagh sea esseem, ot sad misa _ 31 77 eis mu ss ideplatiap ro tit i t i r r r i t 1 " .4199 . .," 44 it ''''' m A aw n S A . that under its deed the company bad almost unlimited Ls , ai , sm or d ..l o = i gi, II i o; 20 32 temere sae Mae •.• _..8 51 Si i that the public have 4.4 low Frs .,. Th . eimm oi bm 311 0 3 d .d. power with regard to the raising if capital. te 4 Da. St per Oat . Prayer. - - SI 16 alialmdm i diaemlue. 9 7Ws :Asmay b . tak e r net l a a an, se isareengleannene The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the us all D o, 90 SS SS 8 lama Mem of Frame - - the late decline ;wl mom es Gs MAWR% : -AU sharp edges me emilni es =gl chairman and the directors. 23 11l dm dm PM.. 34 24 die lo 1 bentheis Whams. 4l 51 pm strengthened, althou ssosa ,=, =Ord. • greatly male W. to LIMA mad Sae* ... .. 1 0 01 1 0 14 SO Is. Upper llateallerip -.... 11pm 1 pm ter has transpired, b in is else bits hitherto whilly melleieNie. 86 toe Caledesim - .., .. 444 04 ei 1 t o all West Ininairge 41 44 n o. 14. mehowd a with IMP Hoot seeming mileissy. Is EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. 6, all Qum sod Holyhead .. II 224 121 10 In Do. Hpm Oast Prober. - - els which agree in refer ink trim diressYmee INA 117 4 k a r m e igh l e ke Rua the 60 all Oast sad Ranks ... ... 194 Mt 20 le Wesson of haws_ _ 111 51 pm that the eastern qui eeet Is aim maw leak whin ose. 42 Daldissail BelhatJane.. - - io 2 Wafted SeStnerlsmd.. 1 4 ells als =l7 jii afprosibm Mike pos. adds se Me mosihmrowt Yesterday a special general meeting of this corn- c ,-„, mosso, Nita, 'maws. 10 9 Leaked - II 2Ms negotiation. The iteeffiwilleele peurvad While Wks Iliskrese, sad, as It p±my WY held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, deseasastka ~. ... 5 9 funds has exercised Rene s ea s„ of 111 IsErwallin INV Gm 111 1 18 011 10 Ur. WADDINGTON is the chair. 35 all East Autism .--........ 51 other departments of wow " hp mum/ owed ismbedba Mo mulls 51111•01 18 • 1010010 07 Resolutions confirming the purchase of the Cambridge le all Mt* (fle Z end 11 4- A 6 NINES. 10 SD Beaus mantles .. ..,,c mum Minyt at ths 1 1 11110 1710 .4=. 3 8 . 16 . 1819 . 1 bj 11 ° and Cheaterford lines, and for working the Bury extension ;ia 6 , 1 Amu . V ,. a .; A... 131 13 1 - out inducing any eel imme3re sum et es for raising 210,0001. in respect of the agreement, and autlio- TUESDAY EVENING. however, that there to-day to purchase 111. 011112 ISNOSAMMT, UJIIDON. (hie 1.11. IL) ~. - - We bear of few transactions in English mining any one branch of tl saci.y..a.44.Rati. rising the director' to concur in an application to parlia- 33 a u D e , um a and g gir - 24 U. thakurowert, Newcarilees.Tyes. meat to give ef f ect to the agreement, were earned unani- et., 100 RIM Llemmildell_. _ __... :. 72 4 - 73 2 724 stocks to-day, and prices are without alteration, the mously, et sit Llb W.L sausamaruis 30 14 in the funds and the money,Conso .laandwecrehmaddest E ASE sad COMFORT in SHAVING .- B. and a is. MOM* =A Obsopew .70 72 73 market generally yresenting a dull appearance. I. 00WVANV CANTON /MP. ea tlnsinliderel Chien SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAIL IV AT. to 11 Miliergh sed Psalm ... - - The gold mining shares were all better to-day, sumenn, Pedro Aeries eery Is the mist Maw Mb. The at 100 Ildlabraa.Faesh.Dasetee 29 31 304 especially the Australian descriptions, the edifices re the closing price at .1 soda walemealal a Mrs that meld madoesa sump" Ur. Miss _ _ , - Bt. 106 Oleusw hipoNliWeelem - - gm: . slirs.- 1 ham murk trial of yew Run Wm s am. dad It ho An adjourned general meeting was held yesterday It. 100 Med 1018877 ra -- 86 " son ceived to-day from those colonies being very favour - in this departm men We Mei sof lust 1 lan 111818 • 780 • 11048 111• Um at the Londoa T , Bishopsgate , for the pumas lit 100 , ..D. A. assa illesk •••• - 24 " 134 185 1331 ably interpreted. At the close prices of all these official report mete * a u me trimmed. Mr 1111104 1 .0 111 70 ‘._____11 78 ,7 18816- of receiving a report containing the decision of the Court of g t , to 3 .333.4:4 3 4,:j tog 100 securities were firm. The less accredited adventures, for money, 985, 98, game Ks% Te Illeon_lL "'l.._ ~___1 " .• " 1 11„ „,..,". . .... Ezehequer , in a case pending between this company and et la Western . ... 554 90 89 1 1 4 however, did not rally. At four o'clock Colonial abuisolevel• lAskok * ' '''' "Mrab - r i d,._,DWkNr the Great ' Northern Railway Company. Lord WHAII24 , 12 11l Mama& nielora " ... 7 74August, 98„ i; T, nu peettemee. as se. U. Is. M.Gold wore quoted 1 to 11 prem.; Great Nugget, 3 to reussimaess. Tama roweseima shaeles ewe. , cures in the chair. It appeared tnat the question at 1 2. Sal thedroilne GM Cathie .. 51 99 10$ pia 991, 99, 1 . Three-et 1 prem.; Port Phillip, 3-16 to 146 dis.; British Aar • , issue was, whether in the contract between the two coin- lei 111 eu‘ T "00 Lemesdelesedisilia . bir; 7711 74 771 I D A I LY NEWS• ponies, the parties contracting had acted u/tra tires, and a et 1 11 g,.. per, 41 44 a d trelian, 5-16 to 3-16 ilia ; Ague. Fria, 11 to 13 prem. ; Long Annuities, . 18( 9-16 ; India Stem Union MOWS, re N. report was tow presented which stated that the case was 14 114 D o om.' ices pats 33 a .. Nouveau Monde, 13-16 to 15.16 prem. Stock, 115, 5 ;ditto, and Au Fameare orges, the DAILY NEWS be at Ms held of the U. heard in the Court of Exchequer on the 24th and 27th 10 au' Leeds Iletthern ..._ .. 141 134 13 Shares in the Jamaica Copper Mining Companies 100; Bank Stock, 2 teneenm a st____„Ossla 11110 • 1 e._,___,_•thla aa ___ 11 °0" 3 _,, a ,.,_°' wi t a in ,„,,, i3°33° " °°1 _, May, when the question was fully argued by Sir Fitzroy 11l 11 2, 1 Aeldto GRA 2 1 1111817811 _ -_ 0 1 9 Psi WWIIo 8818 "'"" r"."`"" ....." ....'... ..........""." Kelly en the part of the company, and by Mr. Bramwell 10 5 Lou.._ _ t it Reatimma is 2pm ad can scarcely be called higher, the improvement of Exchequer ., Bills I le4A 1034 103 4 78 1 7.........‘ % g m en s o ft ...ficom 3 .-4.4b. memmeT ems oa behalf of the Great Northern Company. The court at too Lo t z is . B ,s.4..Ctrt,, 773 1 17 4 un i i yesterday afternoon having brought forward sellers. :Metcalfe closed 54 to 6 prem. Port Royal left off to ` 6. p rem. ' shares prem. India Bonds metu ies le k ihe s szoi ta eg is no i tht i Zemil lawas haper tne r m =its . f a elivlred e t r o s u ludg l ip o e r t hi o re n the 6 p th any July, mr in tour on if p i a IN :ha rm_ ..e.ta: I _ i . pla it 'Mud I. the at% 11811 "7. sad "NOM A Bll2lll . - Martin alone dissenting. Mr. Baron Puke in sot- at. 100 lambs & hystk-Wssten 591 101 904 lii mpanesd. r oe bag his o p inion , said chat in this matter the law 30 411 De.. at 4 .... .- ••• 11 1 4 4 die lower, at 11 to 15 prem. St. John del Rey were weaker, but closed at yesterday's rates. The elating prices of new undertakings are as fol- The foreign stock nerally sympathise 1 5„„,,,,...2. 0 ° 1131 " a lawa iii asaa rt a ja s it ie r a trt,„,.. Bll7 e m earr e a r ale ,,,,,, - coincided with jatice, but nevertheless the Great Northern * " Due 190 - - - 4 0 3 8 " Sil all =3; 0011100101 II Is u mmm ill thamay delly - Uking Imam, WWI WI of prism. Company, encouraged by the dissent of Mr. Baron Martin, u a im ams. 15 44 lOW/ i Australian Mutual, sto 1 dia. ; Australian Con- Spanish ' Sardinian ' • improved rices, hi had given notice of appeal. Since the decision had bees si, ipa 10, 3 ,,,g.gbig.guwasem as ate sole, Ito 11 dis. ; Monarch Gold, Ito 3 dia. ; Mizen Granada A c ti ve . re l ialli ausie ll""iih u kW kikeeffise es RIMI She_sser Mgr Made§ Ow liven applications had been made to the directors of the k 41 - De.Mes.l9l,lsaL Vibe Ms Head, 1 to 4 dia.; Chartered Australian Land were very limited. Innsi e ueldlellmils• 0 . 1 8 . 5 al.'''. wPmee frila 11 ." 1 "la. Great Northern Company for payment of the toils, without IL is Meal . . z . ... 71/ 711 111 1 i and Mining, Ito 5 per share_ ;_ Lswis Hill Range, noted 26/ to : ILlMallissamollesmsals. rejudice, to January, 1353 as expressed in the contract ;IL tee ahneem - eue Dal •• 40 43 42 hs la WM Imam Is shwa by Om hot Mara af stimes 7 101.0. west=..... ... --- Ito 5 per share ;Garnett and Moseley, 25 to 21 pm.; • ditto Four-and-a•H Mr Me pme URI le the yew limperick hi Cut that company had offered to pay only tenpence (instead r a 1 7 1 a .„ 73 ,,,, .. _ Cologne Lead, Ito I dis ; Carberry West, Ito 1 dm.; • sales it MI he saw Int Mk papw isa rrgis yendest ley awe this of one shilling) per ton, which would not be sufficient to at. 100 1 7.7 - ma gra •.. 53 7 6 Granada Active, 0 1 8 FAWN' k " rem bules lll wow dillet 010011021615 0 I enable the directors to declare a dividend. Since the deci• 64 41 Do, Isrmalies - 1 4 pen Connemara, par to 4 prem. ; Glenanlin, Ito / dis.; 91 ; Spanish Defer tessimae a a a , a l mud• mien of Vice-Chancellor Stuart, however, the company had 93 17 , slg 4 lie Sulphate of Barytes, 4to 1 per share; Lackamor .. . 6 11101 • 0° (1•°° " 6 " • -•••••••• Ink -----".'"' been paying them le. 61. per ton.-The Chairman, in Se 7 flewt7 and Ins... 116 B ficates, 51 to p day are thus Ilhassaa Pow 1772 1119,4010 CoCopper, par to }prem . ; Britannia Gold, 4to 1 per Neemens Ihmsam - l7lll 1,1 WOO moving that this report be adopted, said he regretted that Imo all =.......beak.: ::, 4 share; Poltimore 4to 4 dim. ; British and Colonial repe DAILY NEWS - ••• . '_„, Cent. Bonds, 1005 Smelting and Reduction 4 to 4 pm.; Jamaica Cop- Ths mellemsel mdeleseese of thh i gtm - Miled i siterhie own part he could have wished that the question at issue u3l s w a m a n a ms * '1136,;;, '4 Li 31 3 Four-and-a Half -' Four-and-a- Half whims* dammed by a had been at once settled, rather than any further proceed- It. too Herm nom .., _ u 3a per, 21 to 25 prem. ; New Linares, 3 dis. to / prem .; •Ths • Da( _ llos, __:_b___,Sbe Ma. "llo.7sw al_._:_lhe.,,,lmilla,._,.._____ lllll.ll ings should be instituted. It was understood, he said, that IS 16 Nortb DSTas. SO. T. ... - -au New South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 din . ; Australasian f -e- rred , , Bonds, 91, zol, 5. Portugue paps 1010 " 80 ° 11 "''''` °00 ` 11 """'" o ''"'"r" - the appeal to be made by the Great Northers Company 11 all Do. s U rishir. - - Coal, 4to l o dis, ; Stmßiver ( of o Jamaica ) , rem Ito 1 prem. the samervathe . r E 2,,,,.,„, „„„ s h e sisie d bl a me would not in the first instance be to the House of Lords, 20 6 4, ma lt a " 6 ". 16 . 1 .. . . -d h .dlB 13 i lB4l, ex all over& st the veinmedmi *sy sad with Ms tamest but to the Exchequer Chamber .- The report was then II en • Nora waim (of Jamaica ) 11 to 15 pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 4to 4 dia.; ' J uly, . . ✓aska et anweeessasaw-nezt to ' '--41111111111 by my adopted, and the business terminated. le 115. Nortbik&W.,ll.B . laty - las - -ount, 29th Jit es* peps', ile paled mu than earremoadm with Ns aniseeds! St. 102 Ward, Mon.& Wet'S. 49 50 London and Virginia Gold and CoCopper, par to 1 94 . , -,. - whim" Bt. 100 conial Central Ts ememisese me ismessur er mews= hi the Ship's= ;or at Bt. IN hostlia Mori ... (ST ELECTRIC TILIGRAPH.)Cubon Coal, Ito 1 din . ; Parkwyn and Carwalsick ,r,_ ~, n ego^ te. Ptest-ameet. 1.00000. at UN Smash le Illem, - 33 110 51 T he tr 00HOOMOO DEAL, Wienieminar, 10.15 A. 12. et MO Ds. LAILE.Maer.IIIk 63 70 se Tin, par to 1 _pm. ; Kenmore, 4 to 1 prem.; Port i prem. , Sy dney w i th about OULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Wind S. 8. W., light. 10 6 reprowebaryamlUsrderd 11 01 Ms Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to / 16,0001, and data 1r eilmeN • "3'346'4 as elilla°• la ' ma; ar prase. Passed.-Bon Accord, from Shangai, for London ; a " .11 'arm" ma cart' Li anew of Jamaica, Ito 5 prem.; Cumberland I. Clam W.111m) ... WHAT TO UT, plllOl, AND AVOID. Harriet Humble, from Shangai, for London; Maria, 134 ell 13•Hallell •-• tw en 9 ft Hematite Iron Ore 4to 4 prem.; Adelaide Land and y ii. from Catania, far London ; Abaellina, from St. John's, re " ao I" ' a.". Z. ''' - i ji I:4 ibigeneral affairs of tl Gold, 1 to 05 dim:. ; Great C am b r i an Mining and • LECTURE TO TOMO MEN. ... m. for London ; Alecto , from Port Philip, for London ; se N =rt. ... ... - per ' number of persons HOW To BB HAPPY. &Ms, front Tem Nova, for Newcastle ; Inglewood, L I. 1 00 ibuthrri- - i 7 ,4 54 71 7 4 1124 share ; East Indian Iron , 55. to 71. per share. • Great im A goods to Australia SOUL AND PHYSICAL HUMMER OF LUZ. from London, for Sydney ; Esperanza, from London, D 9 16 see* Tsehnt.s2l .. vir"Dn lB 14 Hewes United Tin, 4 die. to 4 prem. ; Great Crinn is, al most bare of imp 1.. for Port Arenas. se 5 DING OW ...- - - 4to 1 prem. ON RECTAL DURUM IS an aw=l= k . Ss 115 which ruled at ver, Anchored.-Patience, from Newcastle, for Cartha- 13 33 At Perm Wheal Alfred the lode in the bottom of vi. near that our large lii D18M131215 Of ILARRIAOI Lai gene ; Bolivar, from Hartlepool, for Demerara. le 17 Vete el llama ... •.. - • • • continue highly re vIL Sailed. -.lsis, for Barcelona, and Superior, for L . 2 ri....1::::=1: 54 A mice , and is producing good stones of copper ore. Duo OF WHIM. tone had sailed on am. Cadiz. SO 14 Wad Omens& , 54 104 At Devon Kapunda the men have commenced =NM DIRANORIWITt CONIITVATION, sad Kildolll. Vessels spken with by the Bon Accord.-Ship Is Us. WamblaMlS an 04/a - - driving to cut the lodes from the level just reached, to ld, and the Cars OHL 10 1 Moonier/ - - atherine Jamieso ea. sad m Defence or Defiance, lat. 9.0, long 22.0 W.; ship et mg y o usmoi‘aulmow, 553 so/ a7O and from the improving nature of the strata, and the April, an d tne Ach MMUS% IBM NA SCOTCH LAKIL I Tell, UAIAL Emily, 98 days, from Madras, for London, lat. 12.0 Is ,SO De. dm R'-J-- .. 871 Us appearance of the lodes as seen at a shallower depth zu N., lo_pg. 26 W. ; brig Jamaica, Is t . 7.8 N . long. 1 3 4. 1 1 1,1 0 1 1 . sm i " - m o l l„* Paida. nito ii ii I L " soi NI do great results are anticipated. The Peninsular 'SYMPATHY; OR. TIM COLD WAM COlLlndus, which is I 111.Fatomortamemet camas. ter ftest•strost_; Mum 22.3 W. O ff the Lizard, exchanged signals with -- 1e1 .5.a.... 111 = au II 1181 . 8811 ere 187 ef DC 6 IL 33 - I) _:t. i°, ship showing No. 8,920, second pendant Left at THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoar. Malt a and Alexam Illaustalmme. who may la emsansill any Nem 10 UM 6. _ _ . __ _ __ LIN= LW= AT WIRD RENTAIL The gold mining share market generally maintains carry out specie an toy hit. Helena. ship Nile, from Shanghae, for London. sa, fop hatidasimsrairs Noy Sailed in company with bark Ann, of and for London, to Imakelle.Waisra) 106 106 the improvement of yesterday, but business is far of which 27,600/. i 30 60 m frs Jamas front active. Great Nuggets are at present quoted The particulars of ST. KATHERINE'S DOCKS. from Canton, ship Ennerdale, from Bombay. By (lewd loOmbissim)- 54 SI 13-16 to 15-16 prem. • Ague Fria are quoted 15 to for Malta, gold, ship Harriet Humble.-9th June, ship Josep h et. too seauaraiserassmasoi. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors was held Porter, lat. 25 N., long. 19.12 W. ; 12th June, City mit ommoso Nssl e b os et tsm aillhen tosso i is 32 1304 11 prem., _• Colonial liold,l 1-16 to 13 . 16 prem.; and 15,0001. • Tor Born yesterday, at the Dock-house, on Tower-hill. Mr. Alder- of Candy, lat. 6.35 N., long. 20.43 W.; 17th June, (hamdloOreatWasism SS 54 ad Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. gold, 3001. • for Cs man TMONT*O2I, M.P., took the chair. _ Dutch bark Camelion, lat. 10.24 N., long. 20.30 W. ; 10 0 all W 40. 118 W 161117111 - Australian Agricultural shares have improved to silver, 2,001/1. ; for The SiCSITAIIT read the report, which stated that me 22nd June, Free& ship Siege, Ist. 12.41 N., long. la aa lo 21. N. & Bet) - - 37 to 38. Peel River have been as good as 21 prem., gold, 3001.; for HI IceldallUid 115 114 grew earnings of the half-year were 127,0321. 3s. 6d., and but are now quoted 1,5 to 21 prem.; Scottish Austra- 10,0001.; for Cant 25.42 W.; 4th July, Ennersdale, for London, lat. Is Is ta ll e s a . a lsames ei = 88 57 the expenditure, includineinterest, 79,4671. Ts. W.-net 114 124 Do. _saw plis .. 571 SSA liar Investment rule at 2to 1 prem., and North Bri- silver, 5501. sarniags, 47,5651. Os. 10d. The balance brought forward 32.38, long. 38.1.8 W. 121 121 ON4 fish Australasian at 3-16 to 5.16 prem. Letters from St kora as year 1562, after payment of the dividend declared (lesmiSeSsolhamlies 144 144 ad is JIRINFI WS, to 30.0881.165. 6d. ; which added 213 20 Ms lisAmore NNE ) IS 27 Closing Boalfisse style) communicatt b the set esminp of the pest half-year, gave an available WORKING OE THE FACTORY ACT.-In the popes - 80 99 100111811 , Sal= oBB7 - I r em. eee. new as regards pol . 96 1110 Na Holm. Paid• Yestelda2. to-day , settlement of the lame te the me& ofthe company of 77,6531. 17s. 3d. The loss neighbourhood of Glossop, Derbyshire (about 15 miles 10 a bo o l ib • 6.` • l ''' dimmer rsesemaded a dividend at the rate of 2 per cent. from Manchester), the factory hands have recently com- 7 , a 100,000 1 Semi Fria a ti 74 II pui 74 rife; but the write gee the oohed stock of the company for the Wf- yet palled their employers to carry out the short time system, - Nam& Wild.) I 51 95,000 I Auto Aletralimaoold all 4Ms likely to be much 1 nisi the Nib Jane last ; the dividend payable would then not only in the words of the ten hours' act, as applied to P 2 all Idisime rid 100,006 lee. •AngleCeillendia swami se $4711116L, and leave a balance to be carried forward women mid young persons, but for adults. Since then they _OeleskeeNtcat" ' - - 10,000 le fAmemillsies HIV= 171. Ild. The Mei:opine Boors of the new wan- have attempted to coerce their employers in a way that Cs 4 m in 211 . 1189 60imAlwan ik 942314 1 2L a i As 1 " 1 " 20,009 SO illeslreiss Yee, ettsesimml upon last January, have since ham coin- likely to provoke the strongest reentance, and the details of Owed es isMOsaalles U W II NAM I Ambiles Clordthaii... all 11 4 dla 190,000 1 nealeellas Freelesed .. all i 1 Als in commercial MIT lOW. and ths warkisgof the same has proved so satisfactory which will be gathered from the following notice, put forth 3i3 au poles a ema, {dos) - - 10,000 I Ave OWL- . all 1 ilia quoted 38 1 to :. isle 'ohm cis dkitstors to recommend that when krona - hy the Tauten :-" The Association of Master Spinners and u u _ prellase. Loa. 100,000 I OMER Iteetrallas Golo all 1 die 1 A remarkable I Mums may admit Igeseenine Boors be also added to such Manufacturers of the Glossop district having for some time WA.WseLdnumilarli - - 20,100 IS ellrillahen- 18.5 9 connexion with Or sew of do ossaltstoss as afford capabilities for the same. strictly adhered in the working of adult males to the time an IS Mel te la rse m a im i oieL tio)- - - 10,000 1111 Versulmp.(lemstapo 245 4 41 St. 1 5,t00 80 Dm Osamemelealate all 11 4 city of French she The dirssaars raseassasiso to the meeting to authorise fixed for the employment of females and young penons by ° noe l tleseesen .- Isl us 11.000 SO De. IR. RAMON Nos 13 31 14 33 paid for the tempt: this es take such steps as they might deem expo- the Factory Act, viz., silty hours per week, regret to find et. I Omlbesesellesit....-. 151 1U 215,000 1 Csmost Omsk 4 4 Ills Pr Heat Ite the introduction of hydraulic machinery, that Mr. Sumner's pieces have left their work in cone- as 96 geouseubmkedre(hensd MOOS 40 OWN ea - - to-day some stool wSo mho the funds necessary for that par- queue of one of their number being discharged, and refuse se M. Mem) ll 01 m_ 110,000 5 1022eM5 1 C1....- .... 1/11pm 24 about 10s. per pew, set assaadlsg 30,0001., believing that its use would to resume their employment unless such person be re• 5 0 hi *gm Ire. e ... _ (11000110 11./ . 0.1100 0 . 1. sr Mars of Lam ail 61 70 for account. In Wag about • saving of labour and facilitate business. engaged ; thus, in fact, disclaiming Mr. Suraner's &litho- n is Dim /mu Dips '. n u Tba &eaten regretted to announce that Sir John Hall rity in his own concern. Believing such a spirit of die- l a,. 100 wawa, a sum u (j • Za - 11,000 115 Ols. Pref. 7/1 worm. all 7 Bpm hie to find a 70,060 5 flaskAsowananOeppr all 1 11 die 51 to square the bad, la asassqsanos of illness and advanced age, found it to ration to be utterly incompatible with the proper conducting M Orsat Wmtars)....... 1(3 154 ad 1m0 ,,, 2 I Grist NOWA Vida. all 1 Ipm2l 5 M a muse dupes aussait) to retire from the cares and of any mansibitherthg mann, and that this insubordina- f De. Itegteterwl moieties of fwd bad therefore resigned the o ffi ce tion derives Newport ham many parts of this district, at a 10 alp 10 404sterei et asereteey, wide& the first projection and formation meeting of the ssestor spinners and manufacturers, held PIZFRIUMICI MAW MOW Greed Duchy of Radio all i dila par etas °massy lea bad as meritoriously filled. In recogni- at the Norfolk Arms Hotel, Howard Town, this 16th dag 106 Abseils's et s " ell ietsweems N 0.2. rpsit Ct II II 11.0ee 100,00 r Great Polgoolh. ..... ...... as 104 dig Lake Bathurst ...... ...... all 1 1 dls amongst the frequi appear that such 1 lila oflithe lavalsalats anises which he has rendered to the of July, 1853, it was resolved unanimously-' That ea St. toe:Brink k Rzeler4pseot. le3 104 ael ,104 a I 60,005 Liberty all 4 die 4pa pee l e d ip v i ew o f usgeory by his unwearied seal and indefatigable ani- member of the association should at once give notice to t, leo.oshalooka £lO _ ..._ „. 107 1(9 IVO 4Llaarm dal* both Merin the eseetruction of the docks and sub- close their works at the earliest legal period, unless, in the II is 'baiter Sad EiGlytillei ... 191 104 NAN LecdostClalltora. Gold Lion for a fall in tl Squally Is meductieg the business of the same, they had meantime, Mr. Sumner's workpeople nturn to their em- 111 51 Moot end Bandon ........ 5 IWs Quarts Cr/ebb:1(0o all 1 1 currently held by is Ms • retiring allowance of 1,2001. per annum ployment.' " Some of the friends of the working classes o f ell I Dlttee%___,__ firt Is. end_dther- .. ~. 100,000 alarlquita all I&I Imr 20,000 I MeateinkShanaericeui 9 7 s side of the chaune L lisli t il he supersenuation fund. The following is a comps- have advised them to go to work at Mr. Sumner's, end 34 aa l u r i r4 t =r a r mea. ot r 4 s,,„rti New Unused& /Ulm Matamost of the quantities of goods landed and in th ere is some hope that th ey will put as end to the dispute 0 3 im. 4,.. No 7 pee ai: 5 7h 200,000 Nosiest Nonni warshouss la these docks, and cf the shipping and tonnage by complying with this advice. A portion of them, in fact, g s It i de n j . 7l. 1742 7 per BE 1 11 gal 30,000 1 Neva Smite letting and Hat hays *mod the same, during the six months ended are said to have one to work already. 0 1 par. 11 21 ma Oug ur aseltlng 5 - - dla credit bunks and bj Ike 110th Jaao, ka the years, 1851, 1862, and 1863 res Pee• SUICIDE IN WARWICK-SQUARE, KENSINGTON.- il 2 to Ir.. setts. Mel 11l _Air " 169,000 Pum 60,000 WINN Rock all 1 die par understand their si lively: -Goods leaded-18M. 68,014 tons; 18.52, 54,203 On Monday night, about 10 o'clock, a man named Abraham go is Fa ales 204 1 torer se slh o gner ki lr i c r ei kas; 1853, 68,986 tons. Goods in warehouse on the 30th Giles committed suicide, in front of a_gentleman's house in 6 5 giimmo. iss 10,00 t 1 4 Joao, 1851, 79,245 tons ; 1852, 71,994 tons ; 1853, 68,088 Wuwiek-square, Kensington, near Lord Holland's park, i Domiks, 51 pm ... 111 111 7,00 30 Iliedus &Cuba l4l 4 3 41 danger of panic i low. Ships with cargoes-1851, 34.5 ship, 83,612 tons; by blowing out his brains wilt a large holster pistol. The St- 100GreMillertheral PROM LE ISO KOH 1 Youth Auseraliss ell 1 olls par 000 10 Oa Croft - - , influence. It is n• 1362, 253 ships, 6%M mama ; 1853, 296 ship, 75,018 %MIL unfortunate deceued, who wad is the employ of Mr. Steen- E. 104915. I par ess2..Serip, ... ... lin 43.174 Mal +UMW Maxima all 31 41 place in Paris tl Ships entered light to load-1851, 126 ships , 18,508 tons; ham, a builder, &c., of the Newington. road, had been for 10 74 1 1)0.44 para Zr a tt " 1 1 3 .. I . 70,000 1 Weir 1652, 137 ship, 19,415 tons ; 1853, 134 ship, 20,d96 tone. some time past paying his addresses to a servant girl at No. ell ei OtAnkiiregokk 5/ terve') 1 Ina Granada an rue par French financial to The report Will adopted unanimously. 5, in Warwick-square, and it appeared that during the last 30 6 ;I)Weel.lllwiMissfsez fps 61 74 160,300 I Wait Mariposa ell IMe a pressure, by soh A dividend of 21. for the half-year was agreed to. month some misunderstanding had occurred between them. Rt. 1110 GLENS. reisem. Vt. 103 104 id 100,000 1 Tabs a resolution was then passed for raising 30,0001. for the O n Monday night be paid her a visit at the house, and el.!. ' 1 8 01 1 111ormaterlit ~... Ir.„10,8 is 103 s d t Transferable by stamped deed. Wpm of corking cranes by hydraulic pressure, the upon leaving the premises he placed his hat upon the rail- a Is ti mmo r mi ,,,,,r . ,1,-,,ii zr try it severely ;bi market, which is Mussy to be raised at the discretion of the directors. ings in front of the house, and in a most deliberate manner sa 1 w 1,„,h2,40,03„,.. 50 m 1 3 4 137 MISOLLLINE01: 1 8. A vote of thuks was passed to the directors, and also blew out his brains with • pistol. 1 1 .1%1011 Oltiftsdatadmit Ot . - - to Sulpha Hall, the late secretary, when the meeting 051 OF THE SIGHTS OF STDNEY.-A German 30 I 5 UM1 1 19111W040 116 4 4 Closing adios:ad.No. IHi litsclusesocs. IPd •I trims I Dadocm doss In the market I named John . Clippel, lial .. ncently ',lived in Sydney via at 81 .1 1 1 I, e 4 i,cad ur iump eetT iabi 4**** to 11 IS 14 ----, _ _ Yederd " " 4 " , chief feature was ; . ,_ WORKING OF THE FACTORY ACT.—In the popu lous neighbourhood of Glossop, Derbyshire (about 15 miles from Manchester), the factory hands have recently com pelled their employers to carry out the abort time system, not only in the words of the ten hours' act, as applied to women and young persons, but for adults. Since then they have attempted to coerce their employers in a way that is likely to provoke the strongest redolence, and the details of which will be gathered from the following notice, put forth by the masters :—" The Association of Master Spinners and Manufacturers of the Glossop district having for some time strictly adhered in the working of adult males to the time fired for the employment of females and young persons by the Factory Act, viz.,. sisty hours per week, regret to find that Mr. Stunner's pleura have left their work in copse quince of one of their number being discharged, and refuse ' to resume their employment 'unless such person be re. engaged; thus, in fact, disclaiming Mr. Sumner's autho rity in his own concern. Believing such a spirit of dic tation to be utterly incompatible with the proper conducting of any ma=ilaiMiehig con cern , and that this insubordina tion derives sunset Rem many parts of this district, at a meeting of the siesta spinners and manufacturers, held at the Norfolk Arms Hotel, Howard Town, this 15th day of July, 1853, it was resolved unanimously — ' That each member of the association should at once give notice to close their works at the earliest legal period, unless, in the meantime, Mr. Sumner's workpeople return to their em ployment.'" Some of the friends of the working classes have advised them to go to work at Mr. Sumner's, and there Is some hope that they will put an end to the dispute by complying with this advice. A portion of them, in fact, are said to have gone to work already. SUICIDE. IN WARWICK-SQUARE, KENSINGTON.— On Monday night, about 10 o'clock, a man named Abraham Giles committed suicide, in front of &gentleman's house in Warwick-square, Kensington, near Lord Holland's park, by blowing cut his brains with a large holster pistol. The unfortunate deceased, who wa in the employ of Mr. Stran ham, a builder, &c., of the Kensington- road, bad been for some time past paying his addresses to a servant girl at No. 5, in Warwick-square, and it appeared that during the last month some misunderstanding had occurred between them. On Monday night he paid her a visit at the house, and upon leaving the premises he placed his hat upon the rail ings in front of the house, and in a most deliberate manner blew out his brains with a pistol. ONE OF THE SIGHTS OF SYDNEY.—A Gentian named John Clippel, has recently arrived in Sydney via Melbourne, bringing with him a French piano, of a superior and beautiful construction, which plays a variety of modern and popular airs. At the top is a glass case, containing several Fantoccini figures very well (scouted, and which are set in motion by the music. At an aperture in the glass stands a small but pretty female figure, with an infant on her left arm, and holding • plate in her right. At the Round of the music, she turns about, gently bowing her head to the spectators, and when any person is so gracious as to drop • coin is her plate, she bows her thanks, and deposits the coin in a box for that purpose. Nest to her, but in the back-gronnd, is a female form, in the costume of • Tyrolean, playing on &guitar. The nest figure is that of an Indian snake-charmer, who goes through the evolutions peculiar to those persons, with a snake coiled around him. A jelly cobbler plys his ends, and wags his face as if he had been pouring spirits down to keep his spirits up." The last figure is that of • tailor, mounted upon an Alpine goat, which he whacks with his yard measure, having shill " goose" in his right band. The animal makes continual inclinations of the head, demonstrative of its desire to pitch the tailor off. The performer, John Clippel, is a decent looking:civil young man, and any persons desirous of seeing a modern novelty, and affording a few minutes' astessseat to their children, will be gratified by the performance above narrated.—Sydney Empire. Doisi:l4 par 100 Ora* lisishatsl par. 100 De. I par ant Sada damslia at 10 pat a 74 Do. 4e pra si t ii , 6IP 61 01.111bSW 60 6 .oWastAllallialiaak. IL Oa Ot.Wall. Nina R. 100 Dina 4 laa=re al a ml i e Tei. Ito moll parentelok..., 100 teat eteglakar.ll 100 Dltlerndaludiii La5.41411614491044.1k__ A& II I ' 14416.181"1"2". ss se Issakstassas, Do. Now 1110 . •I 11 414 p Ct. 14 all 11444”.44 Carib* 44 at. 1160 WeWaa5.br.1144.45..0 Iq: s Ditto Prelwasaa ; 100 Norfolk Ratemaks It 100' Da. it par at. Prot. Mak • all Do.WevapayVallay • pat Do ! Dollt!tares It is stated that Mr. Barkly, prior to his departure On Jamaica, will receive the honour of Knighthood, with the decoration of a Civil Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. LicAPE or FIVE CONVICT LUNATICS AT SALlS sray.-0. Saturday sight five convict lunatics effected their escape frees the Asylum of Dr. Finch, at lisherton, mu Salisbury. It appear, that shortly after one of the keepers had retired to rest he was seized by five of the patients, some of whom held him by the throat, whilst the others knelt upon him, completely overpowering him and *scum him in bodily fear. After making him secure, and preventing his access to the pull of the alarm bell, they went oat of the ward and effected their escape, having first obtained possession of the necessary keys, some of which they placed in the outside of the locks belonging to the doors leading into the wards occupied by the other keeper., thus Pnyentin_g the possibility of their being opened from the lands. Two of them have sine* been apprehended. RESULTS OF • WAR.—In the event of Austria mad Kean* joining in an European war, it is not too much to suppose that Ilangary, Lombardy, and Poland, will all become members of the "Early Rising Association." — Poach. "ir 101 ICI Isie 1534 tar 114 X ll6 id 116 166 AOla Cool Agricuand Iron Inotranno ltural Manikin. Pacific Moll Amonalloa Royal Mall 33 37 37 61 8 7 - 8ri4 7 !1 *Fla W? 10-17.11 a a~.cUoo ComL* ~ let , North British ; ill North loallor . 146 ' I INN diked. Warsaw , sod Wolvor.. Slit. dards% DY;editto ditto iti.'llk Pla 13e tee Me: Own Ram ........ u•stric 91'nerui iii. 011101111.. tion 10 '._ $1 10 li M sal 000t h 100, , 11 pa ...nowOoor , 104 101 1 .„...s.ailimm(Nor.W - Kin.) Spw Oat.* l7l 171 Do. 1 per OM ... , 4 Ipa cosh D•••• .. .. • I 14 Is DIM Find 41 . per Ceet pas 1 Pa Soo* Isms% 1110/011081 bals.)st 81.0.6.-- I 161 Ma per mat. 11416Yerbilinr4=Osor 194 104 Lmitami.646 aft . I 410 2 42 of Sis.porok. 101 103 MU DIM 1 51 01 orkiAllitALNlJ'ank Nu Ipm Ir a te Banned Sugar ..... Magdalena rit. Navigation.. Nation d Pte Netherland+ Land . . N.R.Wake Coal an . d . blunt NaclaaLlon C 0... North Drilla% Auftralatgaie llo : ....... !D7rlitOritirope • • .ileaata_ Peal River Laud & Monsat Peninsular &Oriental Otto. Da. Portland iron Cotniasta Royal Mal Steam Aeottish Austr. Invententrat South Australian Loa trubtnarlas T I Vaa Maas= 6668 1 163 70 32i pm in 1 vox It ad par. lit PO3. 21 • 0 2- 4 2 1 IT -- lellifll3l Ti z n II ! ell • • l• I l• i i I N.llO 16:EiT 723,n! 104 Oisd MONEY MARKET. TUZSDLI Evawneo. There was a decided movement in the English stock market to-day, prices closing at a rise of 4 per cent. on yesterday's rates. The Consol settlement has led to a demand for stock, and shows clearly that the public have been buying on balance, during the late decline; whilst the market is additionally strengthened, although nothing of a definite charac ter has transpired, by the various continental advice, which agree in referring to the prevalent impression that the eastern question is likely to be settled by negotiation. The sustained improvement of the funds has exercised a favourable influence in all the other departments of the Stock Exchange, but with out inducing any activity of business. It is noticed, however, that there has been an increased disposition to-day to purchase for investment, not confined to any one branch of the market, but chiefly perceptible in the funds and the railway market. Console were dealt in to-day at 98 to 981 for money, and closed 981 to /. }or the 11th August, the closing price at 4 o'clock was 98 7-16 to 4. Busi ness in this department was moderately active. The official report includes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 98, 1,4; ditto for account, 11th August, 981, 4 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 98 4 , 1 , 994, 99, 4; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1014, 4; Long Annuities, 1860, 5 13-16; ditto 30 years, 1860, 5 9-16; India Stock, 2351, 237, 258; South Sea Stock, 115, 4 ; ditto, Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, 100; Bank Stock, 229. Exchequer Bills were currently dealt in at 2s. die. to 26. prem., and quoted at the close le. dis. to 28. prem. India Bonds mark 21s. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market was inanimate, but ge nerally sympathised with the rise in Consols. Spanish, Sardinian, Russian, and Portuguese realised improved prices, but Mexican was stationary, and Granada Active rather heavy. The transactions were very limited. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 264 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 dia. ; Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto Deferred, 9 to 94 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 to 11 ; the Cer tificates, 51 to 6 per cent. he actual sales of the day are thus reported :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001, 101; ditto, Small, 1001. ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99. Grana . da De ferred Bonds, 91, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 261,1. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, ex all overdue coupons, 43; ditto, Four per Cents., 411, 42. Russian Five per Cents., for ac count, 29th July, 118, t. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 95i. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461, ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 1. The Woolloomooloo has arrived in the Downs from Sydney with about 49,000 ounces of gold, worth 196,0001., and dates to the 22nd April, or about 20 days later than the accounts previously to hand. The general affairs of the colony appeared to be going on satisfactorily, and it will be gratifying to the large number of persons who have made consignments of goods to Australia to learn that the markets were almost bare of imports, nearly every description of which ruled at very high prices. it would thus ap pear that our large trade with Australia is likely to continue highly remunerative. The Mary Benne tyne had sailed on the Bth April with 440 ounces of gold, and the Cornelius with one box of gold. The Catherine Jamieson also left Sydney on the Bth April, and the Achilles on the 10th, all for London. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus, which is fixed to leave Southampton for Malta and Alexandria to-morrow (Wednesday), will carry out specie and bullion to the value of 109,9301., of which 27,6001. is in gold, and 82,3301. in silver. The particulars of this shipment are subjoined—viz., for Malta, gold, 2,0801.; for Alexandria, gold, 15,0001.; Tor Bombay, silver, 23,0001.; for Madras, gold, 3001. • for Calcutta, silver, 5,0001.; for Penang, ' silver 2,00 01.; Singapore, for silver, 30,0001., and gold, 3001.; for Hongkong, silver, 15,2001., and gold, 10,0001.; for Canton, silver, 6,5001.; for Shanghai, silver, 5501. Letters from St. Petersburg of the 13th July (new style) communicate few points of interest, and nothing new as regards political matters. Hopes of a pacific settlement of the quarrel with Turkey continued rife; but the writers hint that we on this side are likely to be much better informed on this point than themselves. The exchange, which may be regarded as the best barometer of the state of public feeling in commercial circles, remained pretty firm, being quoted 381 to z. A remarkable feature of the Stock Exchange, in connexion with the late settling, has been the scar city of French shares. Very heavy rates have been paid for the temporary loan of these securities, and to-day some stock was "bought in" at a figure about 10s. per share higher than the price for account. In fact, it has been impossi ble to find a sufficient number of shares to square the account, which, to some ex tent, still remains unsettled. This is a state of things which appears to excite no little surprise amongst the frequenters of the market; but it would appear that such a result might have been fairly ex pected in view of the notoriously extensive specula tion for a fall in these securities. French shares are currently held by the investing public on the other side of the channel, as almost the best security they can put their money into; and, when we recollect the large amount of these stocks also held by the credit banks and by the Bank of Frence, we can readily understand their scarcity in the market. The real holders have not been frightened into selling by political anxieties, nor does it appear that the real danger of panic in these securities lies in such an influence. It is not until a monetary pressure takes place in Paris that the rottenness of the present French financial system will become apparent. Such a pressure, by which the Banks would be forced as sellers on an already paralysed market, would indeed try it severely ; but at present the tendency of the market, which is greatly oversold, is evidently the other way. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the chief feature was a decline in the rates on Austrian places; but generally the transactions appeared to be indicative of confidence in the maintenance of the peace of Europe. Bills on Vienna and Trieste were done from 10.38 to 11.1 and 11.2. Hamburg was in less demand than last post, at 13.61, though some small transactions took place at 13.6. For paper on Amsterdam there was money at 11.18 to '. Paris ruled at 25.02! for short. Other exchanges were unaltered, with but a limited business. At the general half-yearly meeting of the proprie tary of the St. Katharine Docks, held to-day, the net earnings of the half year were stated at 47,5651., making the balance available for dividend 77,6531. After the payment of a dividend of 2 per cent. for the half year, 38,8571. remains to be earned forward. The directors expressed their regret at the retire ment of Sir John Hall, who has so meritoriously filled the post of secretary since the first formation of the company, and to whom they have granted a re tiring allowance. This being the sixth day of the indigo sales, cata- Royal Exchange etocke. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 • Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1051; "Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Cliester,34l ; Grand June., 70 ex div.; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 66; Lei cester and Northampton,44!; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 200: Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 18; Wilts and Barks, 7 ea div. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—llungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 41, ; Vaux hall 24. Pikes of Gas and Coke Companies shares range as follows:—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16; City of London, 130; Continental (Third Capital) 071; Great Central, 141; Imperial, 86 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 23; ; Phcenix, 28t ; liatcliff, 70; United General, 201 ; Westminster Chartered, 38 ex div. ; ditto new (101. paid), 73 ex By. Waterworks stocks arc thus marked :—Berlin, par to k prem.; East London, 128; Grand Junction, 73.1, ; Kent, 84! ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 88; West Middlesex, 113 ex div. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list:—Assam Tea, 113 ex div. ; Auction Mart, 40; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), '2l ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 224; Hungerford, 473; Price's Patent Candle Company, 291. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express :—Arnsterdam, Monday, closing prices Dutch Four per Cents., 95 ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63h Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 224 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 47 5-16 ; the Certifs., 5 1516; Portuguese New, 371 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82 1.16 ; Mexican New, 26 9-16 ; Granada Deferred, 9,k' ; Peruvian New, 804. Paris, closing prices of this day:—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 102.60; ditto Three per Cents., 78.20; Bank shares, 2,705. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 944 ; Exchange on London, 10.44; Bank shares, 1,410. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—JuLT 19. Tmie. Prkes as negotiated Mtn day &Rs and Money. AmaterdAss pert Short 115. Note ... 115. 17sts. Ditto Rotterdam • /I 911. 115. Mem. ... 115. 18 1 sm. Antwerp Brawls Hamburg and Altana „ 13mea. 61sch1. 13mes. 81eatt St. Petersburg per ruble „ 98 penes ... 371 penes Paris per Z Short 25fr. Oc. 25fr. 05c. Ditto „ S Monthe2sfl. 20e. ... 2 . 5 f!. 25e. Marseilles „ Mfr. 20e. ... 25fr. Mo. frankfort-on.the.24Alse 14 „ £lO 119,41. kr. ... 11940. kr. Vann" (accuse) per t . 1011. 59kr. ... 110. ter. Trieste „ MI. Okr. ... 110. 2ar. Muhl? per dolor „ 50 pence ... 494 penes Corns „ ~ 504 ranee ... 504 penes Maw ill pence ... 50 penes Baroelona. . ",, 494 pence ... 494 penes Etv: " " pence ... 494 pence penes ... 49 penes Gibraltar pence ... 49 pence is rr Leghorn Genoa il . z . t . per ducat ~ 414 pence ... 41 pesos per ounce ~ 124 penes .., 124 penes Messina Usbon per milrei 90 daye date 544 pence .. 59 pent* 0 9 0010 ., 5414 pence ... 534 Dense New York O n slays sight 484 pesos ... 484 pesos THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The funds have retained great firmness all morn ing, but within the last hour a partial reaction has taken place. Consols opened 981 to 4, and were at one timerather buyers at 1; but the present quotation is 981 to 1, both for money and .the 11th August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to ; Bank Stock, 228 to 229 ; South Sea Stock, 1151; Exchequer Bills, ls. dis. to 2s. prem. There is not much change in the foreign bond mar ket, which has been generally firm. Spanish and Dutch have improved, and Mexican, after slightly advancing, hu since fallen back to yesterday's range. Spanish Deferred Threes mark 23; Mexican, 27 to 261; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 to 1; ditto Fours, 971 to 7, ; Russian Four - and-a - Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Fives, 941 ; Venezuela Active, 37; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Austrian Five per Cents., 1852, 97; ex div. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was 'scarcely any English Wheat at market this morning, and its value must be considered nominally the same as on Monday last. Of foreign Wheat the arrivals have not been large, and although the day has been fine, holders evinced gre at confidence, and purchases could cer tainly not be made on easier terms than on last market da tarley was fully as dear as before. Oats, of which arrival's are light, maintained their value. Beans and Peas as last quoted. ARRIVAL) INTO LONDON MOM JULY 18th to JULY 20th. Qrs. English. Eatech. Irish. Format. Earley I 200 MO Oatl6o 6080 870 Malt ..... 510 Flour. maks and barrels. MINCLNO-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The market continues firm and active, and the full prices of yesterday hays been freely paid. Corn.. 'b. largo poblio mar. 04.13 ',US ..W ata..1117 at yesterday's currency. TZA.—There is a slightly improved demand to day, but the operations have not been large. SALYPErno.—I,3OO bags offered, and nearly all bought in at high prices. Rica.-5,000 bags were offered in public sale, about 3,000 sold at full prices, Ils. to Ils. 6d. Pzeron.—l,ooo bags Batavia sold in public sale at 3td. to 44. iNDlOO.—The sale is progressing steadily at the full prices of yesterday. COTTON.-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market to-day is quiet, quotations ruling as under, vis.—Town Tallow, 51s. nett cuh; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Ms. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), SOs. 95. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. lessrs. Pattendea and Smith report that the accounts come a little more favourable from the plantations, and the duty bar again been backed at 140,0001. Market very firm. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Iletton, 18s. 6d.; Wulls End Linibton, 18s. 3d ; Walls End Tces, 18s. 61. , South Hartlepool, 181. —Ships at Market, 12. TIIE AUSTRIAN CAMP IN TILE SOUTII.—The Co logne Gazette has the following from Vienna, dated the 11th :—" The Austrian government cannot remain a negli ge at spectator of events. It intends to form a camp of 60,000 men near reterwardein. The first corps d'armee has already received orders to be ready to march, On the 14th the brigade of Count Degenfeld will leave Vienna, and the regiment Constantine will form the ad d. thi ta ee ls Cor d i ; T isr o o w ra a v r i d a s , the a Tu r middle o., o n f e t r ugn au st n t , he a rstowiH oci r.ba p 0 "; d'armie. The federal general inspiolikeewill take place at the same time. It is said that Co Malay, who has gone to St. Petersburgh, will not ret to DlAsit, but wilt ob tain a command in Hungary. T Emperor on of! to-day for Moravia to inspect several tarp establishments." I