The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-03 00:00:00

~,• 4 * we.' , .. . - - --, -- --- m - -- • , - me, - - . . . . .. • . • ' 17.** , ,--- elelsweeseeeser 4#o ( ew ....**" ..e...... E r . / . /11 . 4 VII le Ty' „....Tirirp rt...., . 5i _ • No. 1,855.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1852. [THItEEPENCE. ------ 01 . N I) and winTE TEETH are not only in- ELECTION OF SHERIFF OF MIDDLESEX RAILWAYS. .MONEY MARKET. vertising for proposals for • lou of 3,000,000 dole. MINES. ...• eiie renutote to m pawing exterior le Mai rem, but AND LONDON. for the completion of the line, and the chief engineer Business M mining stocks to-day was extremely - - -- , 'wily appret i Veil tlttohan life as a blowing Malty con• -...-- re! ••''' •"'"' i. oi heal - h and I sweaty. Among IM valises - THIS DAY. MONDAY EVENINO. a ,. te ...theski , MONDAY Evzsixo. has been sent here as agent to enlist the support of „ . . . "-,,,, a * I`rl 44 I ar r .. HOW I. ANDS' idlest), er This day, at half past one o'clock, a Common Hall Two o'Ceome. The market for the English funds to-day pre- London capitalists. Th o loan u, to be levered by a E Wanda i. i csale4 in its capability of (=M. , was held at thp Guildhall, fir the election of a sheriff for The share market is heavy to-day, and all stocks l't \"'• Evuni se, " l'er -nom the teeth to ere lame tiered f ' seated tlo signs of activit , but fairly ed flatmortgage thewhich, it its stated dull. Very few transactions are reported, and prices se sie lorsl e e• -, • ' --. r......- ad I the county of Middlesex and city of London, in creme range lower, except North Staffords. Tho decline IS y was support . upon ra ilway, Consols ranged between 1001 and 1001 for cash, and is wholly free from debt. The traneactione in the gold mining shares were ' exhibit no cha• ge. .... I. ~ , e ~,,.101. 1 41.t.te all lan& sad t011att1..... Sum m.- aa..., v ,.. 4 4... 4 1.4. • lot. m r.. to the enatnetled motive , remise i s of (puttee of the refusal of Mr. clriseell. elected on Midsummer - most perceptible in Great Northern, Great Western , !e ft off quoted 100 Z to 1, both for money and the Advil from Vienna mention that a good deal of more numerous, and the market closed with a rather :,,,,, ~.., ~, e• er the giim• firm and MI. and the., Ils the i figs scree. and who has since been called on and pane I.ancaahire and Yorkshire, North Western, South . . ~, 0 ,, , .., h e t*, J O from its are Influence imparts th of WO/. 1210, which may be considered a shade better than discussion had arieen, consequent upon the reported 3...... Inv t .....• At I runt; t • the Meath. Prier :a. 94. per Mo. Pa pion I improved tone. Nouveau blunder, however, though e. , '• ..e„ s a,,,eie tut nto" erre., the !aMI, anti '..l.ldelsad The tetran MAYOR took the chair , and the usual pre- Eastern, and Berwick. the last price of Saturday. ' The o ffi cial business re- intention of the government to take into its own done at 4 prem., closed 1 worse, at .? to 1 prem. . 7 ,,, d. liminaries having been gone hrouith, Prime of I.'reuth shares are generally supported. port is as follows : -Three per Cent. Console, for hands the management of the large autos belonging Co' bre shares were sold at 401, but closed rather .• ib,,,e,,,,de-,- ferule on the wen riming sump 1 .. al . , bb . ib8187 ,,,,, e ,,,,, d , 87 ebeee ,,,,... 4 per .,.., , ale. Deputy HALE imposed Mr. Beni. Chandler, jun., MIAI4IO4 AND FROCKS IeNCIPARRANTEED. money, 100:, 1 '-', 1, 4 • ditto for account, 1001, to or ban establislimeots, and other charitable in. aro, I. n .. • • ironmoncer. to MI the °thee of sheriff for the year ensuing. . t t h e better again. Imperial Brazilian are still look in up. raw 5e155. 1 . 41 •7 . Three per ' Cs;nt. Reduced 101 t, 1, 101. New stitutions, which it is proposed to d • St. John del Rays were transacted at 271. The Ll, Wll 0 11 AV E TItI E 11 Mr. BENNOCH seconded the nomination. Ma Pd. I Romeo's's. "" d "' uP I° 2 t ' ll. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 105, 1041 dose traisiortissement. This measure ( would in be re- A show of hand* woe taken, and non-o ffi cial quotations of the new mines an: as fol. The LORD MAYOR declared the election to have fallen M re theroan ~. ••• ._ ... Is 254 11 I. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16. South Set; garded as a governmentloan in disguise, as the s ums °a Mr. Chandler, jun. n es withal., Notting., ream - lows :-Glenaulin, Ito 1 prem.; Kenmarc, 11 to 1 aiIARRS;LIFE - PILI:t..I',I _ ____ eee /e Junction .61 7 131 ail IPrufWelv.rtitoortalie 13 il. 6. Stock, 112. Bank Stock, 234. in question amount to no kas than 250,00b,000 florins, The unfunded eecurities are steady. The March of which the city of Vienna alone figures for prem.; Connemara , Ito „ prem.; Carberry West,l 2 . EXECUTION FOR MURDER. 11 51 thrientasd, Lancashire e k litea.Jun..!ntt 13/..t..141 1 81 dii Exchequer Bills are quoted 765. to 795. prem. ; ditto 43,000,000 florins. The measure would further be to; prem.; Exhall Coal, Ito 1 prem. •...• ~,.. •.. ea - 271 all Diftlseakllick.3B4.l3l.o 1 MI June, 71s. to 74s.prem. India Bonds, 91s. to 94e. attended with ;prat injury to the agricultural interest, letters from New York in reft•rence to the metal markets state that in copper, new sheathing and yel iii. a ..i ii ..in. INI. IN THE WoRLD. Speaking of the execution of Anthony Delisle and .'• I ' 9 9 e 6 00t ima Melee - 1 : 92 ... l. 0 Oali.i.snan .. .. . 411 41 104 4 prem. as these funds are generally held by smell proprie low metal were steady; IMOO Ilia. old elicathing teOld 421 AII 1 la the foreign department operations were not cx tors, who pay a limited rate of intereet for the accom- Jean Adams for the murder of a slave girl, the Nem flileana • r 3 an weinert ( tunnel is favour en NW. Li'. Pills. „ . a aU iliteler eat Ilolybea I 23 14 13. 3 at 19, cents. cash. In iron, a speculative demand tensively prosecuted. Upon the intelligence of the io d a ti on, there being n ) other cetablishment of the , ii do. s at e 01 *event! frien.. Mb , saes introtuord e ss"e" of the "led alt ., mYs ,- ta AU Girk and Bandar ... .. is 16/ 16. had sprung up for Scotch pig, and prices had ,7 4i •l lt E Noe ern t i., u i.e a needieine, 1 hist and The scene at the parish prison yesterday , as detailed in 34 45 Dublin and Uelfasthid ... ti 4 des arrival ot the steamer with the 2,500,000 dole., kind in Austria to which application can be made ad t, ~,, ~..,..• aural of ..n.dyino, in order to aseerton, *Le: our lon' columns, was horribly revolting. The two poor l'' sit 'woke. comb, 40,1 awe t. • 1 • • "'"e'l "n' setlt"' '!'"clamor ellee. llo, eue.,' , .., wretches, whose &felt lives the angry law requiretl, were en iiren Junction ... ~. 74 84 Mexican New Bonds rose to 261, but fell back to for accommodation of this description. winced; about 2,000 tone, on the spot and to arrive, having been sold at 18 dole. 50c. to 19 dole. cash, and 7; ,, ,. , ; e :, , ,, : .. .7• 1 11,7 , 7 0 ~ .., , , ,sr! T r „1rgr m .t ,,,„„ 1 1 1 4 '`,,r,,,, 1 „.," 1 ,';',„„.." - :: subjected to an exposure end a long torment which are in- - an g r„ 8 " .°1 " 1 ,. 181 4 4 „ 13 L. 21 .'. ai f 25Z. Peruvian Bonds were firm. The scrip of the Tho subjoined c al c ulations show the rate per cent. 11l dole. 50e. to 20 dole. li months ; 200 tone superior ..,.. , d t., i , ‘.. . e ,,,,,,.,,,, 444 , 44 . 4 .4 4 . 47 44 ..; 4 , 444 p 444 4 4 .. 4 .1, a n 4(4 0.1 l • xpressibly shocking. The whole urgumeut for polder * an pa, (clot it. k . a) .. 3 3 new Brazilian loan was to-day dealt in, and officially per annum yielded by the various English aecurities English bar brought 39 dots., discount off for cash; t, the r eef et.....t0 he welly woos de pas o , ma m mal ,, ea they dos, execution', il not that for any c 'total execution, is de- 10 e. troatem NOW'S ... • lii Ili tie marked at 2to 3 prem., the price closing firm. Tho cited at the average of the prices now ruling. and 150 tons commies assortments, 37 dole. to 37 ddls. s ed u m but what iii of ...anode °tom steeled by such scenes as that of yesterday. The feeling I.: all 11.04141,11 Cal. 4 4 , Claw A.. dividend stocks remain very good : Russian Four- Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed , it is to be under 50c. A months. The sales of lead included 110 tams I AO. 1 04,044411.441, 4 4411 f ohislient *most in the crowd, among the few that came for anything else (We 5. O. Rh.l -. 61 7. It OXI.E. A.1 , 13'3211 cheints‘ but excitement, aa they would have gone to a bull- 36 nll lat. elm U and C Aim 4 h and-a-Half per Cents. reached 105; Dutch Fours, stood that theahare rate of i n t ere s t is less the income German at 4 dole. 521 c. to 4 dole. •45e. • and of Spa- T. ROBERTS AND Co., 13 ail art - 16 MI i 981; and Sardinian Fives, in which there weve tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the fight, was more that of sympathy with the sufferen than m kin cm t I I tau rt i lions . lt, 1.4 444.1L1t immai.roso nieh to arrive, 180 tons, 4 dole. 521 c. ; ' before the ar rival of the Asia, and since, her advicee being favour at reverence for law, or terror of crime. These remote in sad 51ra. Imedoi .., 19 11 80 1 numerous transactions , JS,, Spanish stocks showed an rate of interest declared for the Lust half-year as the crane-evert, Filiet-street, Loaders. - --.. fluent es are ( :timely feeble on such miscellaneous einem- w. leo ltdiatnerith acid °lmam . 611 70 improving tendency. The salesrecorded are asfollows: basis of our calculation : the forthcoming dividends able, 200 tone, 4 dole. 45c. to 4 dole. 541:c. cash. Tho favour -7... L 1..,,,,,,a..c, et. l'ad's Churchyard; Barclay aed guns, blages, while wish the mass of them it was only a spectacle er. MO Rilliabur i th.Path.Liwadv 34 18 Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 5, 1 51 prem. Bra- will, in many eases, exhibit a differenw. To render the stock of barren tin is reduced, and with a (air de beat e e efdar , it. suttee% aid Po, Bum CLurellyarel, Louden; and teethe gratificetion of a morbid appetite for excitement, ~l i. era Glogue et South Weider% - - ... .. 111 U to se IN zilian New Four.and-a-lhlf per Cent Scrip, 2. 3, 21 results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest mend the market was firmer ; 150a/abe brought 211 e. 6 months e• tee o•efv-afe 4 ra:ett in "wthehte• l'eme. 13 4 4 0 -2 .. 9,1 -. and the encouragement of which is a great social fault. The tit: 100 Meat Northern at i . 7 patrol, 11, rah. best use to make of such extreme cases as this, is to make foe Ins 4 *lama. A, Mak.. 48 48 04 100 Do.. adores, IL Mock- 121 113 : i prem.; Brazilian Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, which may have accrued since last dividend period __ .__ them arful in filing the public mind, by force of the nu ' u- Se en. ()teem n. ant weet.(fre. 4 46. 1011. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents ., 79i, Danish should in each ease be taken into account It should _. _ _ -- -- - sal horror :A. which they give rise, upuo the evils of the 44 . le° OM" weeten l .....• - 192 1 lo t& 101 1 24 li Three per Cents., 1825, 82. Dutch Two-and-a• Half also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per MUSIC. prevailing plans of execution. SO an Landater and Comm - 8 89 16: tI no Th.rd • . - .. 11 12 pm per Cents. 641; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., Cent. becomc.s a lhree per Cent. Stock in 1854. THIS DAY. The Creseent's report says :- it. ont lanenattlra and " Tnetwaile. 41 61 611 111 984, ,I. Ecuador Bonds, 4.1, I. Granada One-and- o ne Per ce lll -,._°° o _____.." price lom said per escuotl 19 el Two o'Ccoca. FESTIVAL OF THE THREE CHOIRS. The gallows wee erected in the open space between re 14 Ow s in e ... ... 3 31 ale a -Half per Cents., ex Dec, 1819, coupon, 211, 4 ; rr T r,„: 4 ,`„" u l " --- "„,„,„,, -- •••,,,•••• ' Cann ... ---• ... 1,°," .. 213 3 The transaction, in the gold mines to-day are me tre.% • eOItItTnInINI.INT.) the Purists Prison and the Police (laid, fronting the 14 11. Do. ‘444 Ittfiag Unix 1 11 e 3 110 Berate, and prices, though not actually lower, are in Although th•• ',merlin-me of the performances at street, and an immense mass of persons of both sexes n. 5 , 1 ;, teed" 24 lan ,91 1 , 1 ,1e,1L L -,, 7 11l ~.:7 1 17) 81 1 ditto, Ifeferred, ¶l',. Mexican Old Five per Cent. Sank Sure Olio at the Me m 8 per . Bonds, 32 4 ; ditto, New Three per C e nts . 26 26, 251. l ' ett ' P er 99°11191 t h e iortlx•oming triennial mr-ifill festival at Hereford is not aesembled to witness the revolting spectacle . At twelve ;,;! ,;;,, L „...,,,17;,.... - T i n.,„N 74 mei if A • • -,. a ..• ' ~ WA Stock feliv.lo4 pee seat. per an.) MT o n 313 2 1 prem.; West Mariposa, 1 dia. to par. ~•.ut. a :.,,s.i a phi by the steward, and conductor o'clock the condemned were beaught from their celln, g 4. 4 „ , . 8 ,, b1e . 6 5 e ,,, u0e .... 1:87 IN 129 1 8 Peruvian cures, les. rortugueso rive per %Ant. Na&g.l.ler nille,Msrets (boded. pet et i m , ,e. , -1,,... ei l Smitli), so far as the musical arrange- and, accompanied by two prints, were led to the ... ... Do. to., I stares L ......,, , re.e.re.-.1: so that lam enabled to communicate place or execution . Adam , was very much overcome with X la Do. fifth s ... .. .. 3 1 1 p a Cents., 37. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., East Indan sharen, 202. iiiiM (roarer its priori ; al (estates. fear, and he had to be etspported, but Delight walked alone 10 1 D...ei , d 1 ... 31,01 84C •% I 2 .. teed AD. 3 per OfULTIIT annum) 2 7 4 w 319 8 Closing 5, meal No. Share. Ni.,., paid. pricer. d• •ne Ili Tii sd iy nem tint! the festival will commence with with a firm step, and his demeanour betrayed no sign of it. ton Leaden S South -We ter 974 4 97 j SO 111 It., /10 ... 1 4 dla - 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95, 7„ 4, 93, 1, k , area aeesie seek • ohs , et me Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, 224, 2, 2,1 ; Z . a ce s ve Ld re" YrltXT: m) .elt-0 1" 14. 4 1G 11 yesterday. to-day. fa.: s. ts ice at the Calo•dral, coveting w i t h th e Ina t h fear. Mounted on tho scaffold, the death warrant was read E , 84 Db.. Lie .. - • 1 . die -- - 1...'m Luther). 'Elte pieces. responsm, and client, will 1m by Deputy Sheriff J. L. Faire, Deliele freqaently inter- Is all LendendrrykEeneibltles 141 15. ditto, Cemmittee's Certif., 3, 34. per cent. Venezuela euxhddiv. at the Weer 3 per ant. 100,00 u 1 Ague Fria T -.... in I the - te Deism that composed by Media for the ruptiug him with the exelanat ma of " No, sir ! no, sir!" 31 al Maaak.,l3tu.,and 74 alud 3. as Deferred Bonds, 15. per and) 54 w 311 0 100,nnei toe. eaten r aide:din Lc( es id Dettingen. The anthem 6e lected is that by Mr. The latter then addressed a few words to the crowd, saying at. PM Naneh n nheolitLiuroinole. 34 at 34 1 London and Westminster Bank shares have been L ".(.l 6 ".;d en d and : l e.' stis ra w te calmm e , e t ear gt ..l l 7 .. la,ruu 20 .atunan ... ... 10,000 10 Aunt rainfall Town. nil Smith. the talented conductor, who is the org a n • that he did not deserve to be hung, that he had French , 1 1 , ~9 „.R.,.._,19. 1121 . 1 % Lind. 1•110.3 _2 . _el as neroe n MlPlTaliall I 1 i 4 .3 Hem ford rathed rat : and anthem. by Itleielel.eohn blood in his veins, and died for the honour of the French 1: ;, ,, ,,g 1,...." , . ram : in a m i.,4 , -al 7.4 761 .5. dealt in at 32 ex div. ; and Union Bank of Australia tee austat , ve ereetwet new shares, with 2L 10s. paid, at 61 ex div. In lakks and Kalb Wt.* " " wk. 30.001.1 1 Ave Ita/i3 sad D c . C r oft se ill a 1.., he sung. On Wconesday morn. II 43 Adams did nut speak, but seemed completely over e t 114 %m . o. .. teet .: 1144 . 7e , _ `_'', (My, at the rand 6 per ecnL per tar II isiln - . •• Cw•tion " will be sung; to he followed come with the horror of his situation. At a few minutes ice all Newsmile and Crory .. - - Ebro Canal shares there were some large purchases, and) by ..Porn lan absent" from Judas 1113crabeus, by Sims past 12, the executioner, a wan Darned Telyor, a prisoner 14. 100 Neuniorfa ... . 17 49 and the price row to Ito 1 prem. Crystal Palace ileum sou•i•tio.sathe Bud :] per Mop 0 1 Muir. Australian bold.. di I • I Oa I &ere.. Oa Thursday morning two oratorios will be given confined for larceny, ad j usted the ropes around the necks 13 11 Newport :, ebenewmay - - shares were also better, closing kto t prem. Madras a e c ti e t t ff et amL ere i st,,,ka (dia. at the " 10,1.00 33 Bratil. I ent.(lekat 56. pm lll 31 Si 3. ....g., M. nil( I** •!in's "St. Paul," and Spolm's " Last of the condemned, and the drop fell. Then was witnessed 5 .,, 1 , ve en,,o, n.,,,1 4, !!Le,,-,i.___ 1, e„ ale 7 6,000 30 Do. CocassaudCalans - - the Railway shares are quoted 2: to 21 prem. for the rate of 34 per ant. ei r annum , ) . 74 r. 414 hutment." On be day morning the " Nt eu i a b,- . 16 ,, E 0, one of those horrid scenes which chills the bluest in in. , e , ~,,,,,,,,k "..'""'"""".. ic e 48. York, Newcatle, and Norwich Storks 11,040 M Do. M. John Del kle: - - There will be ow:Election at the doors of the cathedral veins. Both nooses slipped, and the unfortunate in ta I Do. New all: ..... - 9 8 Cs settlement. (di.e at the rated 3 per cent. per 210,0e0 1 Cunneen Creek all par Ipm st,r r.eh mo rn ing for the charity for the relief of the men fell together upon the pavenient in a senseless condi- el ee Notthern &ratios . 12alei 2.1 21 dis The imports of speck reported to-day by the sumo 1 12,001 ... Cobra Copper .... •,-... 4 0 43x4 00,000 • 5 Colonial Gold wi ' iia and orphans of the clergy of the three dioceses of lion. A stilted cry of hors-or broke from the spectators et. lee Honk Mai& ... ... .. 23 10 $2 l Orinoco and Canada amounted to no less than Coptapo l4 - - Mahal, (Boort-44r, and Worcester. who mewled up to the spot. The (Accra of the law rushed 14 ►l3 North Devon, No 1... ... 761 dla 4_ 11 di. ad 131 1 Had 3431496 dollars, or about 726,0002., of which THIS DAY. mew Eng. &Metre:Ma Daces an 11 1 dls 4/ The coining concerts on Tuesday, Wednesday, and forward, and the criminals were conveyed into the prison i t , I 7 . I W h t , T aut fr 7 r t bift- ~ 2,500,000 dollars form the portion of the United Two O'CLOCK. 10,000 2 General -...... • 50,00 u L um l e y ....nines will br entirely of • roiseellanerun eta- through the main entrance. The rain was now pouring p i 6 ~,,,,,,b &e., ,,,e ‘ e , ,,,' . j . ,,,,, 4 4 re . , ;.e.den Mountain... rate. The a lee:Moe are from the weeks of the old mas• down in torrents, yet it did not disperse the crowd, who to su itafidd, Were, • Wolver 141 251 241 341 States indemnity money, shipped to the Metiers. The English funds have been heavy to-day. Cash 1z, ,- 100 Grand Duchy of Bader t a d. Merort, Dellis', Weber, Donitetti, Beethoven, ac., eagerly awaited the re-enactment of the tragedy. The fr. Ito swetish Central ... .. 744 724 Baring% on account of the Mexican bondholders. sellers of Consols offered freely in the course of the 11 . 900 Great Polgootb...----- all 11 :3 pm 100.00 C Liberty . , .... ... ........-- all . I pen with some bits fro m more modern composer. A rather coneleinned revived is a few minutes, aud, notwithstanding at- 4..0 Moulsh Midland ... 33 35 The Adndral, Nt'llich has just sailed for Port morning, and the price was depressed to 100,1, but is 10,004 „ Lake Bathurst.. au A ere me fsetate will he de introduction of ens by the members the rain, were mconducted to the scaffold. When they le ail, I hre,„* . •;le 1°:,..... C 1.,. ; . 9 2 0 4 10 1 4 Phillip, took out 50,000 L in specie. now better again, at 100, to . i , both for money and 30,010 Iwo. reCaliloe,O.Qtx.C.Co. all 1 I die 1 a thc Eno A Glee Red Malrigall Ve t ion who have en - arilendea the second time, Relish , observing a spot of blood 1 ,7 ;" ...;;;.i. 87 ; 7 7. 0a., 71 0 dim Rate MP,. The prineip el singer., Clara Novelle, Miss or Adams's shirt, very coolly asked him how it came there. lc so Amesbury erei Chat& New Granada -...... all I Subjoined is the communication sent us by the the 12th, being 1 per cent. worse than yesterday. OEM, I "h 9911912914991199 ' 11 ° 9 9 1 6 tits wa; us ,. Mrs, End..d.oltn, Beer Follnex , Mr.:4as Reeves, The ropes were again adjusted, the platform fell, and the ( Nor. w . Min.) ... .90 11 201 committee of Mexican bondholders, as containing a Tho Three per Ceuta. Reduced mark 100: to 1011; maim Nouveau Mond. Mr. Lee:et, sad Mr. 11. Phillips, sill take part both in criminals were launched into eternity. A few struggles, lit a'l 110.1lalTan ... ... .. 10 10i 101 summary of the intelligence received by them by the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101: to 4. ; 1 ::: 9 ,:: Port Philip Quarts Reck 1 all I Pa Pa er Oar. and r mecrt. The overtures are, Mozart'. o Zei t . and all was over. After hanging until they were pro- El^ Ix'. nOwelter •.. .. 15 134 141 this packet : South Sea Old Annuities, 100. The fl oating debt is 7,000 30 %antler° de Cisba lO l 13. IM go 13t ebrauntore 1 oloi. . 24 11 d - 11 lerfkite.” Weber's " Oberon," Rossini's u Guillaume 'wanted by the physiciaus in attendance to be dead, the ... Ditto A, EL C, sad I\ fully The Orinoco hae brought for account of the holders of extremely quiet. 30,030 1 *oath Australian 4117 9 4 23 1 . P .S. sin 1 . dl. Tell.' and a MS. concert overture in A minor, by Mellon ; bodies were conveyed to the prison, where seine experiments - pald up at per Coat. - - ills Mexican I per cent. bonds or certificates of airmen, all 421 • Nymphouy in A Illal , r w il l lest/ be giver on Thunday to resacitate them were tried, but without effect X fa 44.31114 INTIM ... ... . JO 11 21100,0110 dollars of the American indemnity money from The bargains concluded in the foreign stock mar ket have been very few. Mexican Bonds are fl at, pcymo 1 !sent Maripdia III . 41.• gwe I 1 imam,. There will be balls after T ues d ay and Thursday N. NO 'tooth ?wa r e ... .., • ;3 141 Mexico to Messrs. Baring, l b then, and Co. I iIPm 14 "i,.,.. , . - so Su Minh Wala .. .- 39 461 74" 40 En and Spanish firm; other securities remaining about 1 " 0 .." 10 1 Tube ... iijno - eas c' seinted from the usual London sources, and LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST IS ib l i t 91 oth T 911941 -Alti l "'en' 1 I 11 pm Mr. Falconnet's letter is dated Mexico, the 2nd of July. Ile had received a return from the Board of Public Credit the same as yesterlay. Spanish Old Threes mark the chorus from the Philharmonic Concerts, the cutler. RAILWAY. ii ill SensestiamidriTetaitio artype ; 3 - ii . of the amounts collected for the payment of the July divi. 49j; ditto New Deferred Three, 22,1 to 1; Mexican aril choir. , and choral societies of Hereford, Worcester, to 17 Vale of Math . 13 4 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS' and Blume 'ter. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company e. ei weterreni amt 811lia6ny. al 61 dead at the Mexican Custom-houses sires Ist danuary last, New Threes, 251 to 1; Brazilian kourand-a-Half up to various doter, vie., up to dell. e• per Cent Scrip, 3 prem.; Dutch Fours, 98: to . 1. • was held at the Bridge Douse Hotel, London-bridge • ee all Walal(4.oo and tialanall.. 22 21 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. ' to o tilt.... r.......... CIS lA. March 31. On Northern Frontier R gal EU The imports of specie reported today by the Orinoco and Canada amounted to no less than 3,631 ; 196 dollars, or about 726,0004 of which 2,500,000 donate form the portion of the United States indemnity money, shipped to the Messrs. Borings, on account of the Mexican bondholders. The Admiral, which has just sailed for Port Phillip, took out 50,0(K1/. in specie. Subjoined is the communication sent us by the committee of Mexican bondholders, as containing a summary of the intelligence received by them by this packet: The Orinoco has brought for account of the holders of Mexican 6 per cent. bonds or certificates of arrerrs, 2,500,080 dollars of the American indemnity money from Mexico to Messrs. Daring, lin4hers, and Co. Mr. Falconnet's letter is dated Mexico, the 2nd of July. Ile had received a return (run the Board of Public Credit of the amounts collected for the payment of the July divi dend at the Mexican Custom-houses Circe Ist .lanuary last, up to various dates, vie., up to dole. e. March 31, On Northern Frontier 8,381 231 Apsil 30, In Guaymas . 8,442 39 In Meminillo In Tabasco . 6,6110 St May 1, In Altata OM 91 In Mazatlan In Tampion 2.073 97 May 31, In Acapulco June 1, In Vera Cruz 252,484 12 trt,nic;elptpniWOZlgirilniiol plooplLivenDoelatitliii Vale of Nth Weteriont end Kilkenny. WIWI furd pad Limeniik. Wept Cornwall . PUNCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. 81:016.—The public sales arc progressing without spirit, at Friday's priccs. Refined dull ; grocery lumps, 4.55. to 475. Gd., which is a decline of 6d. CLERICAL Ray. Matthew Anderson, to St. l'eter Curacy, Derby, s.th Norinanton Curary. Rey. Jubn Waters Winks. to Brampton Perpetual Ca nis. Derbyshire, value 143'.; patron, the Bishop of Lie.th. Id. _ _ I'urßti ~~awtNkß~r~fr Cn Calewnaea I;;;O:ii:i.Firtkane — Tack and North Medias. LINES LZANID AT PI: - . 10 10 74e 754 6, • dla 6.4 ac LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . ter maim PIA" Afga. L For Mandy. I l OPldolf WONT- Lowe i s i l r II gadbinler ..... /I 76 1 1 76 15 re go • en ff pw Cads.. lO4 90 , 105 25 103 40 104 BO 6 per ONO spar Oists. Rev Loan ." I . . ... ... Exchange on Tendon: atoll/tit, 253 0; 90 dare 25 20. 'Milan, i pereLl 444 1021 Mow, Node, Rents lO4 73 Messy . Do. 1832 — Roman 5 per Cents 91 ... 00. 4; Piedmont 3 p.CI .. 93 Tress:try bonds — .. DO. 1, 1832 Pasue, Atm. 2.—St. Getnnin ' 1,180; Vanilla (right busk), 231 2.5; dliM Deft hack), —; Earls and Orleans, 1,447 30; Part and Rouen, 943; Roma an Havre, 383; Marseilles and Avignon, 412 50; Strobomm and Rule, 315; Northern, 687 50; Part sad iltnebourg, (70; Parts and Lyons, 781 75; Lyons and Avig non, 810: linaterew and Tonne, 223; Omni, 6.7 30; Dieppe and Yaearep 275; Paris and Scions, —; Sordoni and Tote, 137 110; Grand Combe, —; Blenele et St. Illder k Dray, 337 50. MADISI n, JULY 28.—Three per Cents.,4s 1-16; after Bohm, 45c. 1)o. Deferred, 221 • after Bolan, 22 3-16 c. ; Debt ( let class) 114 ; O.fter Bohm, 11. ; do. (2nd class), 5 9-16 ; after Bolsa, 5 9-16 p. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 p. Exchange on Londa, 50.35. BERLIN, JULY 31.—Voluntary Loan, 1031; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (18.52), 105 ; National Debt, 951; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1231 ; Bank Shares, 100. COFFSZ.—Previous to the commencement of the public sale, the selling broker, in answer to a question, stated that he had sent to the secretary's office at the Facise, to inquire whether an order bad been received from the treasury rescinding the order of 1840, which permitted the admix. turc of chicory with coffee, e and received for answer that it was received yesterday afternoon. We expect that thi new order will be publicly sent out by the excise in a few days. The public sale of 100 casks of Plantation went off at a slight advance, 475. to 5.55. ; 1,300 bags of good ordinary Native Ceylon were offered, and a small part sold, at 45a, which is an advance of Is. to 11.6 d.; the remainder bought in at 465. 47.117417d.,y Or7.171;;Z: *Wee (ie.,, to tit.Weet. Dikto without • gusnittael I, ICED HUTA 1 11 it 11l 93 Iles. John Cowper Addison Clarkson, 8.A., to Rugelc7 S:alfordshire. s. Was. Grant, to %Vern Curacy, Stifrowl•hire. I;er. Goillny B. Greene, to Killarney Caney. diocese rick. - 1 - 1 - Cs;4o;Tir - eiriFt Zr — re Wel, mad INdley ils - eWileTiriiii - Zi7l4 Ditto wlthoet onstage* Dessert to l; relit Wortero Inset tarn= .bite (has& to Lostiont N. Western, Cly.lesdsle June:too Dewed to Caledonian) . Post Luioulnsb.stuar.iskt t. (k aiod to Gt. Northern) Gionce.ti r h Dees Yoe," (Ir du, stWestrti. Elollknel by(t. Y ark& NSW, Do. share; 141ktel Do. Aims Milo). Lode* Brofford Mien(' London enr GreePWICI . . _ . 19S SS We ale 561 SOi 191 196 53 63 dole. 336,746 lj Mexican politica remained fa than pro. It was proposed to open an extraordinary asesion of the congress in the course of the present month, bat government had not u yet made up its mind on the snidest Williamllyard, to l'astle Church Perpetual 1. an. Staffu:tlah re, value 12W , patrcn Lord Chan. at!lot. 31.1ze Kilucr, to the Assistant Chaplaincy of Sur!. t.l Gaol. _ 11, Wary Caresintir, to he Chaplain of her Majesty's *L.:3 lig.. John Mary Pullin, to Monyaalt Curacy, Derby r.•. ISO In — ltic;:-3,400 bags of Madras sobl in public sale, Ets. to 9s. Cu rrom continues to weor a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. ltichml Vincent Sheldon, to St. George Curacy, W. 1., ttaropton. Ss U 111 so 13/1 33 34 113 1111 34 374 34.4 374 111 1111 IN 144 lit lee 194 194 U 99 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—TiIis DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade dull, at the following prices ;—Prime Meadow Hay, 801. to 855.; inferior, 6.55. to 51. ; new, 605. to 754. ; Rowen, 66..; Clover, old, 00s. to 100 s.; new, 701. to &is.; Straw, 281. to 334. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. VACANCY. rit WlLtlNl:T.—Altrinehais Union, county •nd diocese Lianint, suln•nd 100 L, testimonials before August I. NAVAL ADYIRALTf t Aeot•eT 2. APPOINTMENTS.— r J Penn, to Mealy° ; mitt Paymaster J. Thomson, to K.red Tho market us firm, with a good speculative demand for new Tallow. Town Tallow is quoted 360. 61. nett cash; Petenburgh Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 6d. ; October to Decem ber, 38s. 9d. ; January to March (1863), 395. 3d. - A ACti, 2.—The Edinburgh, :A, screw Imam iv ship, Captain Hewlett, returned to flpithesd this afttms. n, fr”en a six weeks' grubs in the Channel, during which she has exercised her crew In the gunnery practice. Queenstown is the only port shit has called in at since she lilt this on her cruise. On t assing Osborne in coming up to Spithead, she saluted the royal standard with 21 guns. Vietoti.i and Alls rt, royal yacht, and Fairy, tender. st oat of harbour to day, an d anchored of Cowes, to be as attendance on her Majesty. TIIE boll-t-Noot—The cutting of this diamond at Messrs. Garnied's establishmeot proceeds satisfactorily, and the workmen have hitherto met with no serious oh gule in thtir delicate end difficult task. The grinding den of the facets is a very slow and tedious operation, the stone being found unusually hard, sad many weeks, we on di wand, will elapse before any eensibie alteration will be math in the dupe or character of the 'too,. We ought to stee, that three cireular iron wheels or " stills" have now bus erect( d, all driven by the same steam-engine, and at tars of them wheels the large diamond and its two smaller pendant, see being ground simultaneously. KONSUTII'M FINANCIAL AFFAIR-S.—The following speeses in the New Yerk Doily Tinoes:—.. New York, Thursday, July 15, 1852.—Governor Kossuth hawing soiled for Know, after giving &month'. notice of his intention so to do at an early day, and inviting all persons holding clam. mg limit him to present them for liquidation, it be calm+ my duty to state to the American people, that every 'telt d ram has been settled, and that all the Governor's petunia y engagements were adjusted to his entire setisfac .ti" sad, , it is to he hoped, to the satisfaction of all who aid vets transactions with hina.-I'sta. !lassie, Tree waver of Governor Kossuth." No rsterr at N, THE SrULPTML—A very riot?.• sad perfectly simple monument has been esecuted in Rime by John Gibson. the sculptor, to the memory of his bcither, Benjamin Gibson, the well-known and mach este, cud sculptor and antiquary, who died last year at the baths of LUCC3. It consists of a plain tablet of white mar hie, with en inscription nuenoseted bye Greek scroll, and is fry ern' in the burial ground at the Lucca baths. A du pb,ate monument will he placed neat winter in the English boost around at Hoene. A , I Ilitxr TO TIIE AMERICA YACHT.—The I t, bird de Dlaquierr. in coming into Portsmouth kiirbiur upon an ebb tide on Wednesday, shut one p.m., 50. h r met with en accident. She ran into a flithin.r swat k. and carried away the smack's port-quarter hel ical... 41e , then stewed round, and, in endeavouring to etoirl r mishaps, took the ground on the l'ortamouth shor t , within a few yards of the Floating.bridge, and re a fixture for several hours She would have gone ever on her 'tiles or starboard broadside, but tackles were run cut fr in her mast-heads to the bollards of the Floating beidire to keep her upright. It is thought her copper will he damaged, and the hull and masts strained by the sal- dint - Ilampaltsre Telepaph. GREAT FIRE ti Jtortin.mr.—On Thursday even- • LON hot, at ten minutes be fore ten o'clock, a lire was dis eosi red in the woollen factory belonging to Messrs. Ifolroyd and Simpson, si , uate in Oldham-road. Three fire engines set. spn•dily on the spot, but the fire raged with such violence that the entire mill, three storeys high, and seven windows in length, was burnt to the ground. By the ly ex,rtinss of the firvmen, assisted by the police and * ^ , itft'ople, ti,, vslushle adjoining property was preserved re.m injury. The am oun t o f d amage sus tained at Messrs. lbolroyd and Rimirenee premises is about &OW The pra t. rty is sufficiently insured to oover the damage. About Pie/, worth of wool awl a large quantity of pieties in a state were reseited from the fire. It is not known how the tire originated.—Monetrarer Examiner. FitltNulf REGULATION or DECNKY.NNEMS.— The Pl. fist of the Mats low followed the eitsmple of the Pre :eet of the Put de Calais, and decided that any retell sellers or wines or spirit, prising liquor to parsons already affected 1i 7 what they bad taken, shall be held responsible for the acts of tack penes& RAILWAY. _ _ _ Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company was held et the Bridge House Hotel, London-bridge ; Mr. 8. Lento, M.P., in the The report, an abstract of which has already appeared in the Express, was taken as read. The CitAtiLMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, sold that the matter which was of the greatest importance to them at present was the recon-truction of the Crystal Palace at Sydeohem; and as thirwhole matter had been fully discussed and explained to the proprietors on two former occasions, it was unnecessary to occupy the time of the meeting with any further observations upon the subject. As to the traffic of the past helfyear, he thought it showed a satisfactory result; and being the first half of the year, it would be unnecessary to enter into any detailed statistics with regard to it. It was only the result of the 12 months' traffic that could be compared with preceding years, therefore it could not be possible to enter into details as to the pro bable result of the year. Tho traffic for the past half-year was about the same amount as that of tho corresponding period of 1851 ; and when it was considered that this company gained about 2,0001. by the Exhibition arid that there was no diminution shown in the traffic of the present year in conseqie lice of that increase, the result woo sati.facto7 ; particularly as the Tunbridge Wells and opening of the Hastings line, in the early part of the wear, had affected the traffic to some extent, and also uutavuurable state of the weather daring Epsom races, by which latter event the comp: ay lost 2,t1001., in having less than usual traffic to that amount. The general election, also, had affected the receipts, having the tend,ocy of keeping people at home, instead of going 'Omni as usual. The directors considered that, under these circumstances, it was satisfactory that the receipts Of the past half-year had kept on a level with those of the corresponding period of 1851. With re gard to the dividend of the second half of the present year, he thought the proprietors could estimate that amount for themselves. They would have to reserve 10,0001. out of the traffic towards the extra expenditure on capital account for accommodating the increased traffic, which amount was the same as that reserved in 1850 and 1851. They would thus be able to ascertain the dividend by watching the traffic. He thought it probable that they would sustain a loss in the traffic as compared with the corresponding period of 1851, from the causes mentioned, but he did not think it would exceed 15,000/. The falling.off on their line would be comparatively light as compared with' the felling-off on the other metropolitan lines, in con sequence of the Exhibition at the corresponding period of 1851. He concluded by moving the adoption of the report. Mr &inserts seconded the motion. After some discussion, -- ------- The report was unanimously adopted, and a divi dend at the rats of 11. 12s. per cent. fur the half year was declared The CHAIRMAN then moved 'resolution to the effect that the directors be authorised to borrow any sum or sums not tie...ding in the whole 195,0001. Mr. SCHVIITZR seconded the motion. Mr. HaIIArATH said he was opposed to mining up the 7.5,0001. for the Crystal Palace espenditure with that of the railway company. Ile recorded his dismal to the Illellllllrlr 1 he resolution wupat and cat ried. On the motion of Mr. HEILAPATIf a TOO of thanks sou pared to the chairman and directors. The meeting then separated. ST. HPLEN'ti CANAL AND RAlLWAY.—Yeatorday, the halficarly general meeting of shareholder* in this company took place in the board-room at St. Helen's, when there was a more than usually numerous attendance of proprietors. The proceedings were chiefly of a formal character, although the interest in this undertaking hee recently increased considerably, owirg to the extensive works which have been made in connexion with the canal and railway, by the formation of the new dock at Gersten ; which will, when completed, afford an outlet to the ocean for the valuable mineral productions of South Lancashire, and the glass manufacture of St. Helen's. By connecting the coal-fields of Wigan end the neighbourhood with the Mersey, the St. Helen's Railway promises to be one of the features of the railway system of the north of England, and the formation of a line of rail from Gersten to Liver- pool is already in contemplation. The accounts of the company for the peat half year show that the canal traffic had produced 7,236 1. , and the railway traffic, 12,3951. The total working charges were 6,989/., lensing applicable for dividends and interest the RUM of 12,6111, '1 he working stock of the railway has been increased to 18 engines and 224 merchandise waggons, which, including carriages, horses, is valued at 23.0521. A VALUABLE CAROO.—The freight brought by the West India mail steamer Orinoco, which arrived at Southampton yesterday, wee the largest and most valuable ever landed at that port. Independent of 109 penmen and • very large general cargo, the veins of the precious metals and precious stones on board of her amounted to nearly 3,500,000 dollars. The value of the gold on board wee about 440,000 dollars, the pouts and platina above 6,000 dollar., and the silver in bars and dollars nearly 3,000,000 dollars. The specie was in above 1,100 packsges, and weighed about 80 tom. The freight of the specie alone would amount to above 7,0001. As immense escort woo required to guard through Mesita, the eonveyanee of the 2,400,000 dollar*, consigned to Messrs. Baring by the Mexican goveranient. Mtattoas UPON LoconoTtves.—This plan appears to leave been tried experimentally so far hack as 1849 on the London and South Western Railway, bat was discon tinued on account of the mirrors being eaVellgted to &- tract the attention of the driven, whose duty it is to look aehead and of the guards to look fire and aft. (Fon:01 to Sindllll;rtreft DWI l'referenoo (ditto) Lowestoft Goor.rpereest (kneed to Norfolk) ItortliornAdteetent Spinet (leaned to Nont.Coostlee ihrotoithWyre (law Inn. tN.Worth Lane.trYork Ditto 4 etudes (Al (ditto) Sod, Oulld, sad MAW* 11(lossod to Muth Emit , Sort= and Hitattla (km I to Great Nortbern 110. Itkopeoth frock (,chef. Roth.Goole. 1.30 et . . _ Iles.. to 1 , 14.7na ; /41 with I.4l.olbedrhisei Woor VoLay, 4 p. Ct.troa. tired to Ktoekkekllar. 1 (Otto Ditto Ditto . -. wilts It Nottentet (itsreo to Orsat Wrotoro) log 104 31ig1124. 1 Ditto No. t, 7 pet Cent-. flentol a fluter 4 poet IN IN 1 ColeJortlan 111.1 - ... N IN Dundee and Uolybeal .. I% In , Perth, and Ater. deen lunettes .. . Si Loot AtieltenttLlNlSP.Ct a le , Do. do. (54) 7 per*. — DNes do. clft..„ 1 lieet.Oae.hats.,3 pa i l:oil 1 1 1 :re Do. Sow a err Cent. stork IN I 4 p. retltaloa,.oll4Leta CO IS. : art Lam ti p C. qr. oho. Infinharglo, Pardo, sad , Dundee, 611 per Dent ... Partlottras perCeat 1 llo.spCLitedeentebatartp, IQ& Wo.trn(l)apktbs, Githewt.Pka &lieut.,' Spa' Ot.Vie.tors. fixed 4t pat. Lancradro &Yorke. F 11 Loa. to Inieb. Otta.Npar at Ditto Pref. 5 p Ct. Stack LandockitthWwtint Pew Londlartfrrt *Strik, In I 4 14 141 Si $4 6 1 psi zd I as i Pm 4i i pm I 1 11l 1 I 1 p^ 148 1 td 2ij Is' pa 44 St 108/ Illf 21 2j ps I! t r y 17 18} 13 144 21 pr. ;11 UUtu I'rcfeteeeß ..., Norf Ll olk teanaa .... -.. ~. ; Do. Om. 4 per amt . , Nora lirttlph wm..r,gta.ll per, L_du.. Ita:B7#.4lLltirm.:NTZ•lrGuar. Nt.rim..B:Chtptet(Plor.l l l. Itn.l 8 per Cent— . 48 , 80. Ilr•nn 'Mouth York. I per Ct.rius. Waterford St Kamm, ... Turk. Ner.istif,St _ _ . Svrth k lYttp_ I di psi 103 103 3 54 I va I I,WAYR. ►I'HCIGN kJ Charirmi anti Erpic Nem and Itmancon Moe% Woo 1•12 V.loot Indian Ortet Indlu Pralasela.. If If pet 11 el. 7 1 Pa le If or Orar;l - Joirtion of inn.). If li pa .-we:ea F i Do. Weds (IR la•se) ..reed Iwo Nook i1ay,1155; due la 1657, at pa ant. f memboarir Do. (K. 111•1 0 .1 Do. If!Oa Antold.. II 7 41 4 I 1 I if !. d be. Aa New , %altar SSW L:eer . - - - it 2. De. :et t per et. Rands (Mn IL it Amiens ohs.) leisans tad Bordeaux . Nos and Lyons Paris sad Orkiuts Paris and n Paris and s•riisiner..rst been and Darr* amber and Si. use NM and Nan: s Wan Piander. Weans of Frame— ... 131 10 101 pal • Si ▪ II $ 161 146 la fi • 4 C. :i;i:j 2 .2 21 1 152 124 121 I 5 I 4U. ile 13 8 !!° We observe, with surprise, that in the return fnr nishod by the committee of the amounts collected, there is no mention whatever of the receipts at Ma tamoros sad five or six other ports of the republic. Tho amount of collection at Alatemoras will, of course, have been affected by the revolutionary dis turbances in that quarter; but we und. rstand that whilst the reduced tariff was in operation at that port, immense quantities of goods passed through, with a view to taking the benefit of the reduced charges. The injury inflictcd on the bondholders by the tariff disputes is shown by the wretchedly small receipts at fiunpico, at which port the collec tion used to amount to 10,000 or 12,000 dollars monthly. The committee's statement, it will be seen, embraces various dates, in some eases seating down to the end of March, and in others to tho beginning of June, and will thus be regarded u eminently imperfect. A far bet ter idea of the amount that will actually be available for the payment of the July dividend is to be formed from the statement of receipts published in the Ex press several weeks ago. In the political state of the Republic no change of importance had occurred, the government hesitating to convene an extraordi nary session of Congress, in the fear lest they should not be able to carry through the measures deemed in dispensable to the conduct of the several departments of the administration. As regards the arrangement of the July dividend, Mr. Falconnet appears to have been awaiting the receipt of more definite advice, as to the amounts that hail accrued on the bondholders' behalf at the serious custom houses. His attention had also been necessarily greatly engaged with the despatch of the indemnity money. In addition to the communication from the committee, it is presumed the Messrs. Baring. will furnish a statement of the total sum that has come forward to them. Tie bondholders at present are again left in ignorance of the receipts by the packet. In the message just delivered to Congress by the President of the Chilian Republic, a favourable view is taken of tho financial position of the state, as, in spite of civil war and the ports of Talcahuano and Coquimbo having been closed for three months, the revenue of 18.51 still amounted to 4,427,279 dolls., being an increase of 02,964 dots. over 1830. The chief excess is in the customs,• the increase in which is 102,063 dole. Chili, under an improved system of government, has for some time been making rapid progress in the development of her trade and industry, and it is greatly to be regretted that this favourable movement should be retarded by the curse of revolutionary disturt ance. The govern ment is wisely turning its attention to the improve ment of the means of communication between the various points of the country. The necessity of re establishing steam communication with the southern provinces is pointedly referred to by the President, and with a view to forwarding the construction of the railroad between Valparaiso and Santiago, he asks for leave to sell the debt due to Chili by Peru. It may be interesting to recall to recollection that this debt amounts to 4,000,000 dollars, being the stipulated sum that Chili con sented to receive from the neighbouring republic in satisfaction of a claim of some ten or twelve millions of dollars. On this 4,000,000 dollars Pere is to pay interest from 1852 on one-half as 6 per cents., and on the other half from 1834 as 3 per cents., the dividends being payable by the Peruvian* treasury either in Santiago or London, ae the ease may be agreed upon. 'lle stipulations as regards redemption, &c., are understood to be much the seine as those in operation in the other classes of the Peruvian debt. Some interest attachrs to these details as it is very probable the London market will bo fixed upon by Chili for the negotiation of this debt. After the Ist August the directors of the Paris and Rouen Railway will pay, for the first halt of the present year, a dividend of Of. 23c. per share, equiva lent to 10 per cent. per annum un the paid-up capital. The " Pennsylvania Railway Company ". aro ad- il is 11 le Ili Ili i I4lli 9 zd lb 11l 11l LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LtvzirooL, Aeoesr 2.—Our share market has again been inactive to-day, although a manifest improvement has taken place in some of the quotations. The following are the transactions :—Birkenbead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead, 221. shares), 41 d.—Eastern Counties, 111—East .Lancashire, 191 19 18 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 4—Ditto (fifth shares), N.—London and North Western, 1311 1 301—Ditto (new 1 shares), 321—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341—Midland, 771 7—North Western, 9—Shrewsbury and Chester (Os westry and Chester), 16—South Eastern and Dover, 221 e. I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (preference, unpaid up),ll d.—York and North Midland, 271—Demerara, 71 —Dutch Rhenish, 21 d. M 474 CHESTER, Auo WIT 2.—Prices have declined through. out the day, and Leeds stock closes 305., and London and North Western 20s. lower than the quotations at which they opened. The latest sales were :—Leeds, 831 ; London and North Western, 130 ; East Lancashire, 181; Midland, 761; Eastern Counties, 11 7.16; Caledonian, 21 7-16 ; South Eastern, 22; Cheshire Junction, 81; Nortb Staf ford, 4t. LltDll, AUOUBT 2.—The market was flat to-day, and very little doing. The only quotations were :—East Len eashires, 181, in; North Westerns, 81. 18e. 9d. ; North Western Preference, IN ; and Eastern Counties, 111. Attouter 2 —This market was languid to day, but prices were well maintained. South Stafford, were done at 1 dis. DEArn PROM NEotwr.—Yeaterday afternoon Mr. Wm, Baker held an inquest at tho City of London Union Workhouse, Mile Bad-road, on the body of Julia Leary, aged 2 years and 2 months. The father of deceased was on Wednesday last brought before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-house, on a charge of begging and exposing his child in the public streets (to excite sympathy) in a dying state; he was then remanded till yesterday, when he was again remanded till the result of the coroner's inquest should be known.—John Turner, City police-constable 531, deposed that on Tuesday last he found tho deceased child in the arms of the man representing himself to be her father, named Timothy Leary, who was given into his custody in Basteheap foe begging. The child was in is very emaciated state, and appeared very ill, in consequence of which he took her to Dr. Smith, the parish doctor, in Gracechurch street, and she was immediately afterwards conveyed to the above workhouse, where Mr. Browne had her en to the infirmary, and every effort was made by Mr. Bu comb', the surgeon to the institution, to revive her, but she was in such a low condition that all efforts were fruitless, and she died on Thursday. In the pocket of the father, on his being taken into custody, was some milk and water, which was in a dirty bottle, labelled poison, and in which some lotina had 103 mcrly been, and it was supeosed that, tho child having been fed from it, her health would have been affected thereby. There was six or seven shillings and some pence also found on the prisoner. Verdict, " Death from neglect." SERIOUS COLLISION ON TIIE CLYDR.—On Friday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, a serious collision oc curred on the Clyde, a little below Govan, between the Princess Alice, on her passage from Londonderry, and the Glasgow Citizen river steamer. The Citizen is very much damaged, and we regret to add that • mother and child have been drowned, and several people injured. The young woman who, with her infant, has perished by this catastrophe, was the wife of the pilot of the I)unoon Castle tamer. The ease is alder investigation.—Seotemon. firinwx DEATH OP MAJOR YEOMAN, R.A.—This frillsnt of icer was residing with his family at the Crescent, West Cliff, Whitby, and was found dead in his chair on Tuesday afternoon last. An inquest was held the same evening, when it was ascertained that death had been occa sioned by en overdose of prussic acid, and a verdict to that effect was returned. The gallant gentleman was 62 yearn of age, sad was highly esteemed. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, Arc 2. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 11,700 firkins Butter, and 1,490 bales Bacon; and from foreign porta 8,320 casks Butter, and 810 bales Bacon. We experienced 's' good demand for - Irish Batter during the past week, and a respectable qusntity changed hands at improving rates. The market closed very firm at 2e. to 3a. per cwt. advance. Foreign sold freely, the best es. dearer. The Bacon market closed quiet; early in the week an advance of 2s per cwt. was realised, but towards the end of the week there was less inquiry. Lard very firm, and sales effected at Is. to 2s. each per cwt. advance. /it rr23. Bacon. Stock, Delivery. Stock. Delivery. 1830 22,420 6,330 2,070 1,220 1231 1 21,210 1 1 1 1 ,6 1 6 g I t,690 1,170 1352 1,410 NEWGATE AND LEADENLIALL. ... .- . . . Since Monday last, them markets have been very Icantily supplied with each kind of meat, the demand for which, owing chiefly to the hot weather, has ruled inactive ; yet prices hove been supported. ft." 81b. by the mean. d. s.d. Inferior neer 2 2 2 4 Middling ditto .. Prime Wile ditto 2 10 9 0 Ditto mill ditto Veal 2 C 3 10 Lamb, s.l 4. Inferior $ 10 /414411z te dk6s. „3 0 IliosLam Park small Port I 0 $ 6 .1. to Os. os. ENGLISH BPTTER MARKET. During the past week we have had a good trade in Butter, at improved prices, but this morning the market opens dull, and, town being comparatively empty, it becomes a question if pre►ent prices can be maintained. PR ICES OF BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS, &.. VriesWad. per est Kiel Dorset. sew SS 99 Carlow old 71 To Wecriard. l9 74 cork — 71 S. a. Limed* ... „ 14 Sligo . 70 Freob Butter, per donee 9 12 Choliblreelwe ',moot. 00 70 Chedder, do .. ... ...... . 36 08 Double Gloucester. per rut. Riegle do. Ynrk hams Westmoreland is. GO 3 Irish do. doorman do. Wiltahire Ram; mom 62 64 Waterford Rams 6O 62 Hambursh do • American — DEATH OF THE 110 N. WM. ROBERT BURRELL.— This gentleman, only surviving brother of Lord Wil loughby De Ereaby , expired on Tuesday last at Calais, after a lengthened iness, in his fifth year. 110 was the youngest son of Peter, first Baron Owydyr, by Priscilla, sixteenth Baroness Willoughby ' Do Eresby, and died un married. The deceased gentleman was also brother to the Countess Dowager of Clue. THE GAROTTE ROBBERIES AT LEEDS.-111 Mon day last the seven men charged with these robberies under went a further examination before the justices. Evidence was given by the Superintendent of Police that William Barker, one of the prisoners, bad admitted to him that himself and all the other prisoners bad been concerned in these robberies , but Barker made no admissions' whatever to the justices. A great deal of evidence was taken in the case, and at • quarter to four o'clock the prisoners were again remanded until Wednesday._ INDIA AND AUSTRALIA STEAM PACKET Cog eatsx.—Yesterday a call of 41. per share was proposed to pay off this company's debts. DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE WY rowed for ye.. terday, the let of August falling this year ou Sunday Th 4 re were six competitors, and the winner was Charley Constable, of Lambeth. tei 113 I 13 141 71