The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-04 00:00:00

) 0 . / , ,,./ -1 .-• ~.", _......"/ - . ./ ' ,•". •:: s tee...er-„ezie . 1 ... e... /. ...-_,,.....4,7- 1e.. - ...e. • . . • • THg e b t No. 2,142 j LONDON, MONDAY ISVENINtir, JULY 4, 1853. gas et DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. SHARE LISTS. ME= RAILWAYS. • ALONE 111VE6DIENT OP CAPITAL. IN t EATING MOTET are resorted to t ill ., 2:2 , b . D r i s k o r of NATIONAL AsAIRANCE and 174TYST. V TIIIB DAY. is 8 „Anwar. eel nottenho \ m 1 MI 8/0117/IDAT EYI2OIIO. •.• 1 Si .i. .1.....1De11em Jeesem ial The railway market to-day naturally sympathised es Wharbool mil Bressfiass le 15 The funds at one t reov - -- •.. 0.4 b which a hish rate or Meant may 54 at. Th gehr ANSN't 4ri .. i r .t.nt,. • tidy session of the above court was opened this with the fall in Consols, and at one time was charms- 10 1 10 Pim eme Bematem lli twe tee „,i, essabloal 'fliar e „ r er .„.. eye , b e bee at the oske. ee .., morning be Ere the Right Hon. the Led Mayor, the Righttelegraphic statement, yoepect we, oalkl tu' i • ---` Hon. the Recorder, the Common Sergeant , Aldermen ir e t rimed by con s i derabl e dep ' bat it 'ye t Ile ' e ' Dee* I llele- • -• t i I I 116. 6 telleloll ; la ne ee arm lama . ... 3t 3 Om army had entered Jul Pit ew o' sBl444a ;Tuft mottatiox. weeestoo Hiram,. C. Marshall and Sat R. NV. Carden, the Sheriffs, Under- noticed that quotations have yielded reluctantly, se ,l Da sasmesii,„ 4if „ :, pu mu . i n ...plam, Tratalire- wane , Urdu& Sheriffs. &c. there being an absence of real sellers. At the tenni- e 5 desat WWI Mean , - I a 1 1 a from St. Petersburg b W le Orme Imenha ef France par 1 em had been sent to the s The first edition of the calendar contains the names of 71 nation of business prices showed a tendency . towards 5." en memefomemob e re. e die ipa -- - BRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen , primers. a rally, and this department, although Fames con- .._______ . . I *Measianame.).l.73 - - occupy the primly n. 1,,., al r. Ws REDUCt D hie PRICE for Brighton Seltzer The Recorder after the grand jury had been sworn said • 3 Otrro dm prices remained at n tinue sympathetically lower, showed much intrinsic g a la "' 1n6696 • 69 • I I 5 7 en front 6..•0 h. per down. Aim other rer.ted wattle ill that although, from the fact of several heavy cases having Womb's', . ... .. t day, but at that bout ~,, Vomit , . .4. us unsurposed if sot unwpalled. -dosee strength. So far as bona fide operations are con- le to ee,(ltuanujj ... . ~,posst.6 . el"- ;kit . ot f, . " r o u t , aath „ mail been postponed from the last session, the present one was rally took place io tht aisr• 4% 4. 1 : .1 . or ,. 4 . 15. A us e „ tut likely to be of some duration, yet as nom of these aims owned, it would appear . $ De. i 1 a 44 " that the disposition is rather s s DA. (0. i , 5 ... - ... 3 3 . on telegraphic advice oel7 a' " I ' l be T. " b e g ea - neatly ices.-000PER, 7, Pallmall woald have to be brought before the grand Joey, their la- tabu,' than to sell at present prices. le 4 Dee per et. &gess; 4 4 ills tot •f pri e• cot be had also experienced hours would be very light, &I the great majority of the 30 ,9 , Lyme sad Moditativasse - Pm - dl3 Crossemeaitrect, lload.strost, ---___-- - THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoete el I 14 Want. - „, •• .. la 31 pm exhibited a rally at tl VOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, racter, and did not present sup difficulties either of law We W tarts An.oula . • - - The railway market opened at an advance today, se le Namur a umetwiti iti:j r Ti depression prevalent 11 ~„...,:to owe fer Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Shortness et or fact. It was not his custom, be said, under these circum.afternoon, and the an 'Pm t. 1,1 Affection, and ler Con.uruptlon If taken la the stances unnecessarily to occupy the time of the grand •jury but the rally has not been supported to the present n * lab Do•les talaralM .. - - twee:. 18 Northward France- . 334 Ps 61 4 I have been both in role , 0311* .* reognmenited by the faculty. Extract of a Mier by referring to any of the eases, but he should at once remit hour. The quotations at present ruling are much an e s• D e .ea . s Rance.., - ..0.. - s e.l to . tirs kr.Rot lithe proprietor of Wc.4ley'ri Peallaral them to the performance of their important duties. the same as the closing official rates of Saturday. , (Dr R. h Awash ui 14 is to corresponding mo •-__ _ , ~,,.., ...,,,,, r is, ••1 feels Owen In recommits/18g 14 •11111114emlea Trent PreM. 8 9 with which our mark, isel . .-c- - ,,....„,.„ r „,,,,„, ~,, "L oom , eoinpulats, influeass. emu, Busioess in this department is quiet. 29 le I IBM em spews ... .. lei 1 4 1 Pi 1 11 4 .., 666 .,./..e .- d affections of •hc rhea. 0. C Serum. WD., - -- The rally which took place late on Saturday after- ** 1 wow me elebsee ... .. eo 42 degree. No news ha ••••-• el. ' " 1 New ro • London."- The ebove beveluebte vourablo reaction on o ,,...trret. p,.• Ise w i c ,:e • Maidetanm is mil by DR. FARADAY ON TABLE TURNING. noonin French . shares was supported this morning , se l es P ersil* neeee ••• •• se se wens emend eel 7 by 4 7. chromate _ 28 ID Pare ane Inesseure - 141 34 341 1 and here considerable I t.• wry:stem in Duxes, at la. lad. and U. Ild sub. • but this market has since assumed a duller appear- SI 4re whom 111 m eft s;tebere .. , to-day's fall, against Professor Faraday has published the following ance. Northern. are quoted 34} to I. 1 6 lb amnia art ica ... ::: It b ur r and it is to thin mflue T DAI L Y NEWS. letter : wan/sear liaaltill AND MM. Wesel Moreno taper pries Id. 11 2 Sep' Wen& ~,,, m y .e9we I. et tin s m ad aa s u. " I have recently been engaged in the investigation of . s am i llefir; . :,_ t ot MAW II 3e 4 leers 7. , ~ . /* .... 4 71 Jut rolitiol OnMa. •••. - 1... Lt ..' free In i te a m e b a table-turning. I should be sun, that you should suppose' a u Fd • llowass. 0811 n• a the" beers, * , 1 ca c t i bo om et Hume - - to their profit a ~N e l hei' ,l = l 7 .l • &. . eld ustan is t u p tih rActiCZ . ripteress, whether polMO.lmgal, thought this necessary on my own account, for my combs -- es IP WED= - -. tea n ft I II Sembsee et hoses.- 4 5 pe yr sieleamtical. sloe respestiffig its eaten om soon arrived at, and is not ID .84 L e m. 10 14. Neer Densibrip b the e stret Ord .alue at Its (Waal News„-fa the wows WOW cheesed; but I tam hem so often misquoted, and applies. sot _,. 31 m 61 all IV oelhosters e $ the reduced pri ce,. ' be nerwek 12 ' e '' "'P k ' . "Mbhil' and I. u1 66 : 661 a 19 " 616 I: lions to me for an opinion are so numerous , that I hopes , 11l all nbleWste.ll/11weerwome 111 lei 10 10 Della pse OW. Prater, -- de larees Qty , lalrialo sce . ,.,f l ba lsl9 " buili,. varied laere :,%, 66. 44 , 4 .," "' Art ie., if I enabled myself by experiment to glen a strong one, you 4 1 ,1 1 , 14 „ ~.,.,,,,,_ .. 91551 aollar e ,_,,o 5 aaa„ • ,,,Jaa• „ 11/ ,, e 7 e ale 20 'le wows.. Raw* • that although the E "swore e- '`'''" --- - -'" '- would consent to convey it to all person interested in the ' 9l a " L ""'""" . "`"*""`""^ " " le 2 Weelorsof Ihritieseisatl 7 14 5 4 ga the principalities, actt melee* """ wel. the The effect dh bl has been " 181 Dc " de ' " "4- 3 4 'Adis 10 • •••..• It cons.'s • more eet..ile,Ust of !Mining t any other paper- matter. produce yto e-turners 111 IF M. to t , mid am iz se s er .. 105 1 leo but it is feared that. tl ever) (erred to electricity, to magnetism, to attraction, to some M . lOC Oaledowlaw - ... • 661 i 7 07 4 1 1 4 as nelasirely early report of ahipputer in the Indian Seas by awned so serious an I tar awl -tad tie 004 daily Xlieelt RePatt• aka Del of Prlces. unknown or hitherto unrecognised physicil power able to •111 .11 Meow sae Relytised .. 2.4 22 22 MINES. out difficulty, delay, a reeothedurwhi",. ~,,,. ~, . . the eel eenee hem ., the affect inanimate bodies - to the revolution of the earth, and ,iii, • 1 , 1 n _ a ,„ .. doelt 5aL1i11id10.......... ••• 1 9 4 l e o 4 .ry e tt adellaaa s. .. t.t r tel'ettee.--eee-6-etweie excluded , `9. oge r -- i ta op i um . even to diabolical or superset ral agency. The natural '' " "`""ws•"'"" Ess- " 5 ' 5 BATtuDAT itrlllmol. and, as an inevitable 33 ell a . see ItiothoodAhes- The market for home mining stocks to-day has commence. e 2 Wash* adosteemente philosopher can investigate all three supposed causes but dsesJoreim ... ... 6 9 b oleic faster P. shown by the last ours of shop the last ; that must, to him, be too much connected with Is e a a i m ii been very dull, and we hear of few transactions. The other de arts w i rer; ye.r 145 i. to the Melia! London NueraPar•Lire credulity or superstition to require any attention on his Is all Deg . L a e sad IL I.; 1 6 Many of the leading dealers are absent in the mining participated in the fal Oak it , one la. teen th „.....,'" 5 ,1 1 „,.. pa P er ,, t 'c', De , 769110161 aa44 , 91 11°16 than part. The investigation would be too 100 in description Di $o Itsslose __ - . IC 121 121 1 distncle. extent, to the subseqt liel Pant .•`'' MI L"'"" -- P a - it , -- 7,; -- 6 . 4 : 4 ,a, to obtain a place in your columns. I therefore pur. 13 all Own Delm. Mao A... Ilmwso rni. , ..4tc1.1 1770 „„ ... ,lies pose asking admiseion for that into the Atheneum of $5 all .-- d4 . 4 Bum a lly 9 The gold mining shares were heavy to-day, and way market may be i 1 ,,,,,,,,, ~, .. ........... ...... m 5........ ...... 829.009 next Saturday, and propose here to give tee general leo mem amee le sme _ . 71 72 71 lower all round, although a shade stronger towards department of the hot a damn tisx.iu. Itin.v Stitt A 111110111alsaal sedates titer of 15511351415 ,i 521115455 many subject to the wish or wili)-wee th• true cause, the 10 li UMW* sel Panes- - - Minn meetly `' premed b y 6 en6temlwmi l u m , i ma g es first point was to prevent the mind of the turner having an Si. l e d 116561 •Mi1b 29 $1 Nugget, Ito 11 prem.) Port Phi ll ip, 1 dia. to par ; exception, it would a e The' led; New s' A the you of et. 100 Blogewes r atel i i lli N= - - British Australian, lto 1 dia. ; Nouveau Monde, shaken, is yet free fix aids high liberal teas - re. undue influence over the effect. produced in relation to the e,. too WM Menem ma 634 86 41 papa~ heaths eve it b r il ye l itr i libirrs3wis whisk is Marty nature of the substances employed. A hurdle of plates, it. lee Do. A. link ... ... 63 11.3 13-16 to 15-16 prem.. peva* COM•Werety th.. mete re st Consols opened wi i ts s =rennon of talltami ; and dread?, with the mond MOW consisting of sandpaper, millboard, glue, glass, plastic clay, et. um Ho. B. mom ... ~. in 133 Other foreign mines were . generally flat. The 971 to 98 ex div., fa of me "csanswa "11•"16....„___alid with me the e „. 11111m tinfoil, cardboard, gutta-percha. vulcanized caoutchoue, 111. in OnlissehmollWesL(lre; 109 110 . . maim ef sslall'"',,__,laaa -"•,,,,„5"°_,...„„,.....`" • '"'""'-''''"'"'• " 7 sa y wood, and resinous cement, was therefore made up anti tied 0 16 ° on* Welema -.. 57 4 eh 58 4 Old Australian Copper, Imperial and National Brazi- fluctuating about ti with im cormardal sup PM , lt*P al " . " Imre "'""' ‘"'"'"'"'"'''" together, and being placed on a table, under the hand of a II 11 Ada Seen Drive .. 74 11 Ilan , General Mining, and United Mexican Compa- low as 971.. At th e ledemes • 50 all ILeamsen sol Wilds .. 160 led 103 he eethied deaf thaeloseno or News's= la the kingdom ;or al turner, did not prevent the transmission of the power ; the NH 1111 Denies _.., 17 is pm cries' shares were all lower. Metcalfes have fallen to 971, but after three proms% io, Plemeuven leado. table turned or moved exactly as if the bundle had been et. 100 lammehreane T eri bi n 76 764 761 4 41 to I prem. Although this decline is in some away, to the full satisfaction of all present. The experi- 191 16 De Iffine ... ... 41 44 dla 116 measure attributable to sympathy with the general succeeded. This pri per cent. since yester CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, ment was repeated, with►various substance. and "Arsons, le Ili _llO. Welt Male Wm. 31 31 w Ir eletheloa, antl-wastriral. raw iwillma l . 14 w eb ; bl Md. and at various times, with constant success; and hence- le ell l u me ler* " ••• - ". IS e m heaviness of the Stock Exchange, it is yet chie fl y port includes:—Thee I. forth no objection could be taken to the use of these sub- 111 111 LeedsamenedrwM . 11/ owing to an imprt-ssion that the advice. received (menhir' 19th Joly, WHAT 'TO SAT s MUNI. AND AVOID. 10 5 Lae.Ellesey s k Sestemi 1 3 u, stances in the construction of apparatus. The next point en tee Lem. he. Ow. le 164 by this company are disappointing. The other West div . Three ' per Cen Lemmas TO TOEING MIN. was to determine the place and source of motion-i. a ., lit. 100 Lois Wader 114 ller 1146 le Indian descriptions are correspondingly effected. a-Quarter per Cent.. sat whether the table moved the hand, or the band moved the ID 1$ DAM, - . 11 2i pea Sue River closed k to; pm., and Port Royal 1 tol 1 pm. 1860, 5 13-16, 51. I SOW TO BB HAPPY. ta bl e; end lor this purpose indicators were constructed. to t Do.stewi a.' ;6 1 m „ The closing prices of new undertakings are es rv. St. 100 Weis It lieuth-Wsetarz 89 SO 131 Exchequer Bills we One of these consisted of a light lever, having its fulcrum m o 444 b aa £5O _ ... 34 44 die follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min- MORAL AND PBT6ICAL INJOTCHINT OF LITE. The foreign mark, V. on the table, its short arm attached to • pin fixed on a card- 40 24 LIN so ... . . .... . ie 31 die in g and Streaming, 1-16 dia. to 3-16 m. t Melbourne ON SPECIAL DIIIIIAUL board, which would slip on tho surterie of ths table, and its n all lembedorry h thisralas 11 15 en long arm projecting as an index of motion. It is evident 15 se a Raniskillse 19 30 Gold, /to I per share ; Australian Mutual, I t o the prospect of the di THI LWBTITUTES Of eteIIISIAQI Lii . that, if the experimenter willed the table to move towards *- I" / 61111 =a 1 . 111 Mwelmli. 211 i dia. ; Australian Consols, Ito 1 die. ; Monarch Gold continent, and price. Dutch, Sar di n i an, M vn. the left, and it did so mete before the bands, placed at the I t w e s t gling Da ' a 1A616 * Uni " 21 :1 dh 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Chartered Australian Land and , DISUSE! OF WINTER. l e i I I time on the cardboard, then the index would move m 100 ge k gg ee r e ab e a y • to al 'To. Mining, Ito 1 pm. share; Lewis Hill Range, P e ruvi a n, we" all els rutin DUIANOILMEII% obbniparw to m, ea s nimbi,. the left also, the fulcrum going with the 4 0 474 11111.11. Wert. Me)... ... - --Mexican was nearly 011311. table. If the hands involuntarily moved towards the $ll 174 DIM Ibli dorm.. ... - - Ito 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito I per share; very . unfavourably in rs. ana a. left without the table, the index would go towards the st. ito Illemssehas ... .... . 54 67 Lake Superior Copper , 1 die . to l prem.; Cologne Mexican Bonds were lINOLISW. Man. lad Warn ( LW& I ma. Is• Mae right; and, if neither table nor bands moved, the index 84 11 " 2616115 . 6 •• 45 pm Lead, Lead, /to / dim ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 das. • a,.11 i7l. Connemara , pas to i proro. ; 0„, 00 di o, 1 to a di,. : fared Threes, 22 to would itself remain immoveable. The result was, that le l c . m g ETDROPATIIT; On, Tel COLD WATER CURL new If $ 33, Patentor:tr.:ow • Oareillen, 147. Insetatrest; Maas, when the parties saw the index, it remained very steady ; se e e gemegeremengeenthgee. 4 9 Sulphate of ilarytes, ito i per share ; Laekamor to 6 per cent. •, Per le . - tad et a b a ba a a .,:, a , am, li„ ga mm a. mmo% when it was hidden from them, or they looked away from et. 'SC Plart ... ... ... ... 49 51our-and-a-Half pe Irmit-eetedetuatureo. who nay be somultelds/ly eon NMI 6,, it, it wavered about, though they believed that they always If 13 Delleo ... ... ... - - C o Cpper, Ito 1 prem. ;Albion Gold, Ito / dia. :B ' sell MIL premed directly downwards ; and when Ms table did not 19 5 1 sadism °modal Odom 3 1 HAM tennis Gold, Ito I per share ; Poltimore, Ito 1 - 11- Granada Active,_ i ,to 10. Sales IP 00 Noll ROOM . ... DI se move, there was still a resultant of hand forte in the dine. la - 14 North boaiL i a _ ,r_ _ab dia. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc- 9 1 gian Four-and-a-Hs .._ lion in which it was wished the table should move, which, s MI D.. a • Wang. ... - - tion, =ln.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 2/ prem.; Brazilian SEWN Y AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY. however, was eurcised quits unwite t b the party • e Des 411 Omembed -Msmg I' 7' New Old operating. This resultant it is which, in the course of the 15 174 Sonedeldee. sif de 1 di.. to par. ;Great Hewes United Tin, 25 4 Oa Saturday a special general meeting of the waiting time, while the fingers and hands become stiff, 911 all Nara 111101111 • •-•••••••• 61 9 k di o • to i t p rem.; lu w south Wales Co al , it o i Two-a . nd-a-Half per ihertholden was held under the Wbarneliffe Act, at the numb, sad insensible by continued pressure, grows up le lo Method B.Wesinalans - - die. ; Australasian Coal, Ito 1 die. ; Sue River (of Certificates, 961 96i -114. WS . Wees-leW . el 49 S. 46 Owldhall Coffee-houtie; Mr. Sr eicsoatr 4 sea., in the chair, to as mount sufficient to move the table or the sub- 84. to ~,= °be t a ~„ ._ ee pa 92 Jamaica), kto 1 prem .; Metcalfe ( of Jamaica), 41 Four-and-a-Half pe for the purpose of approving or otherwise, of .. A bill tO stases t pressed upon. But the moat valuable effect ss too ISMS& Inehme ... .. coo el to 40 to 4j Fem. • Port Royal (of Jamaica) Ito 9 pm. ; Four-ate 25L) Gnat Noble the Newry and Enniskillen Railway Company to of this test-apparatus (which was afterwards made W. 100 616sams.11 aka.... -60 62 L'Aagle d1:1;•, Ito 1. dis.; London and, Virginia Glold Three Deere * , 2 ' a-H per Cents., I "stead their railway to the Landing Qua y at Newry, to mom perfect and iadependeot of the table), is the con- at. too I De LAS.W.Ousr.IIO es 72 . and p er , par to l prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, Ito dint a jennies with the Dublin and Belfast Junction native power it posesesee ever the mind of the table. 10 ... 0 anwift_____giaaneribit 14 pt 411 Railway, sad for other purposes." (11110418 timer. As soon as the hides is placed before the most ear- "s 111 "7 1 1:rire l al ... • 1 y 19 pm.; Brocutu Gold, par to k prem. • Aubin Coal an l ya2;n., inn Five um per The Sottcrroa then read the heads of the bill; sad nest, and they pereeivs-as in my presence they have Ist all WoTageon .„ ,„ _ m s. Iron 1 dia. to par.; New South iriales Gold, Ito / a formal resolution of approval was adopted by the always done-that it tells truly whether they are presaing se 20 Do. .. 15‘ i per ;hare; Mount Carbon Coal, Ito / dia.; Parlewyn New Deferred 'Due amiss• downwards only or oblique:y, then all effects of table- 15 54 Bbrepidoe ... .. a s itt iire 19 21 turning cease, even though the nerd's persevere, earnestly 50 .11 1 1 Mown Dim .... ....: - ~. „ a and Carwalsick Tin, par to 1 pm. ; Great Crinnis, i t July, 22/, lex div. to 1, prem. ; Kenmare - to I prem.; Port Hunter Acceptances of ne 0 1 DUTCH RHENISH RAILWAY. desiring motion, till they become weary and worn out. No l i t l'„a ! Imo Woo - ••• 114 and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Great Cam- remain. usPeaded• prompting or checking of the hands is needed-the power 20 15 l am a n akia ag i * 4 ,6"Dit T i r. 55 4 1 7 brian Mining and Quarrying, Ito 1 prem. • Liguanea The imports of th J. gone ; and this only because the parties are made con- se e Erne one ...,,, The annual general meeting of the shareholders in of Jamaica ), Ito / prem.; Knockatrellane Copper, been extraordinarily Woos of what they are really doing mechanically, and so is en swims at ... is u This railway company was held in Amsterdam on Wanes-I to 1 die. ; eumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 4 to 4 following numerou are unable unwittingly to deceive themselves. I know 1$ SI day, the 29M ult. The Enelish shareholders were re. that tome may say that it is the cardboard next the fingers $3 11 Vale W IMO ••• ••• ••• 1 4 11 :1 prem. • Garnett and Moseley, 2to 21 prem.; ,Trevose 4,000 ounces of gold promoted be Mr. Belot, of Liverpool, who held proxies for which moves Brat, sad that it both dregs the table and $0 an Weentledi mod Enemy. 9 be ell Weeded and Workse. $ll 82 Silver ' Lead, / die. to par. ounces by the Abet the owners of 40,000 shares. The report congratulated the also the table-turner with it. All I have to reply is, l a 14 m a' a m ", 15 1 4 Rienzi all from Poi shareholders on the improved receipts for traffic, and the that the cardboard may in practice be reduced to a thin le ne..Wheneden sedOreidds a ms pa consequent increased dividend; noticing at the earns time THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocir. Brooki;by, from Ade sheet of paper oeiehing only a few grains, or to a piece le 1 1 'Weedeme—..--...... - - the rapid progress made by the contractor, Mr. Brame'', in of goldbeater's skin, or even the end of the lever, and 86 1.0 I Teallellemlftelillsrldre_ _ ______,_ 5 . 7 15 gi. ;II The gold mining shares exhibit no change of im- chanter, from Gimlet] the completion of the new works, viz., a branch from portance to-day, generally_ remaining at the reduced from Portland Bay ; (in principle) to the very cuticle of the fingers 15 44 10 , aw. ma ww•m" - ei zis N.E.Pmenes___ , 2 b 94 Utrecht to Rotterdam, and a continuation of the present itself. Then the results that follow are too absurd to be ad. riv iii- i York sod North 31Weed 3 381 71 rates of Saturday. Great Nugget Vein, however, are from Port Fairy ; 34t Lae Dem Arnbeim to the frontiers, where it will join the milted : the table becomes an inctuubrance, and a person i•MMIMMEMINNIID rather better, having rallied toll to 1 I prem.; Colo- ounces by the Sot &mem and Mindon Railway. The shareholders of the MIS LRAM al emus 11121TALle holding out the fingers id the sir , either naked or tipped letter amply have unanimously accepted the meeelliee with goldbeateus' akin Sr cardboard, ought to be drawn et. lee Bedgeohemidre (Weed nial gold are quoted 15.16 to 1-16 prem. Town ; and 5,000 of the Prussian portion of the lino from the Prolltdaa about the room, &c. • hut I refrain from considering WI; $ 5 55 fl hilmileblLWeson ) 1,06 10 $ Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 65 to 68 ; from Sydney. The p nrement at a general meeting held on Saturday im . yet ectssequeu i results which have no thi ng p aa a5555 355555351 Peel River, after receding to 11 to 11 prem. are Melbourne steamer i Ws 26th ult., and, excepting some questioes as to the (hos e tollielmbod-. H 511 sical or real in them. I have been happy thus far in e g. i x g est u se d is L genc e p .gt. now quoted 11 to 11 prem. ; North British Aust ' rala. been stated, being , ants of passing the fortifications of Wesel, Shelia* had pm guesting with the most honourable and candid, though mast (West loOldeorthers) 130 II) 13l sian rule at Ito - prem. ; and Scottish Anetralian ports by the Maeal Mealy been marked out, and agreed upon between the 11 0- sanguine, persona, and I believe the mental check which I 25 SS inemseler 6 Dews ewes airameld and the company, Finally, th 4 director. propose will be available in the hands of all who desire DemilleetheatWastera 34 34 Investment at 11 to 2 prem. St. John del Rey shares Mexico are 995,3571 reported that the government, w h o bad by their agreement truly to investigate the philosophy of the subject, re d, b e . too all te=loolDask es Bane. are still looking up. brought over by th silk the company, reserved to themeelves the option of le Yk. N. Sr Bar.) - - in, content to resign imputation, wish only to be led by SO SO ii TorkedllllBo 112 lie mem, Badmen may 65,992 dollars , tither edemas* the compete, 400,0004. free of interest, or, the facts an d t h e t ru th of nature. As lam usa bl e , oven it la as De 1 mum . met WM. deem Manchester has also ri eg ie l deed°l6966 te tatela li l ted that ram d a t i n g the present, to answer all the lettere that come t ome regarding us 124 Ds. 1 skew _ "4,1104 . 274 254 No. Maus Add. Saturday. to thy. Philadelphia. Sun —— eleltrwliee el the breach, had ele ad° 4 I° Fa 7 this matter, perhaps you will allow me to prevent any in- 1111, 11 Umbel ma aleslawßb week, we arrive at i foe interest, consequently the direction would, en staters area* by geeing that my apparatus may be seen at the shop Sewed toleseethebes 141 141 1 0 4 0 0`01 I ,rizir Gold 1 1 11 " 1 6 ,12 g a r " 6 ei 17 day, hue proposals fora loan, according' to the neoludem of th e / the oso phi ca l uss t rustee t ma j or , N ewman, 122 , 36 98 DSO evellellele (*NO sterling, of which 1 tithe company pseud in October, 1832. The report and R airab a a a ree t. Ie 911 toemisetbearAmelhet. itsmeste s wam) •-.. N lee 1 1 les. •Anglo Californian all 4 4 yea 4 10,008 10 eitustralaska mounts were reamed, adopted, and ordinate be printed .. Permit me to say, before concluding, that I have been et) ell ma ewe I Owe - - 110,600 NI Meetrelles sad circulated Mr. Faber von Riemedyk wee molested greatly startled by the revelation which this purely physical $4 au • i Amoebae (Willem mildew, sad Mr. Dasher Corbin, via pardieNt be the = see *ANL) $ $4 a= 1 Auetrusa ' , reseed subject has made of tte condition of the public mind. No ime Seem sopto 1 Ave Marta. all 1 dim the precious metals ensuing 'yew. The retiring dinoton sad 4141maskalifille doubt there we many persons who have formed a right 60 511 fleeeee liallbediLi Dad. - - 91116180 1 &Web Amman= Gold all 1 cob wets melected, Messrs. Labouchers and Tole being cop - week endin_g Thursd judgment or used a cautious memo, for I know several S W +Brillehlron 3.3 0 pouted to supply two vacancies, and • director appointed IN a n 1 , 11ronsedfINSI.1 In 111$ sueb, and public communications have shown it to be so ; so so s es o m oos e essoe s eeem 36 fliesa.lmP.(lawatl l .Pa 1 14 3 4 4 4 coin :To Belgium, it itettades. A vote of thanks from the abareholden to but their number is almost as nothing to the great body (Wed le DoLOssathe 65 GT 30 DeffeemseedCalals all 3 4 44 Hamburg, 800 oun, fie Eisele* he their 'sorties. on behalf of the compalY who have believed and borne testimony, ea I think, in the SO all Do.fted • sw wt. (do.) - - 11.498 20 Des St. John Del le y 15 $34 344 341, els Om neved by bk. H. C. Belot, who took occasion to cause of error. Ido not here refer to the distinction of 15 21 Shateate t r u ter;Loa. a Cossees Cost ....... Avert - - 1 . 4 ea Osbee Sipper - sll - - coin: To Boulogne, liebne the present position of the company, both as to them who agree with me and those who differ. By the „, WSW 111 Ditto I shoes (WOO_• - - Men 5 +Calsrld Odd.. ...... hem, and financial prosperity, with the days when great body, I mean such as reject all consideration of the ',r,. 1 0 6 smii . drai i i . o ..: ... Ospippe. Mina meetings were one continued quarrel, and when the equality of cause and effect, who refer the results to elee- te Omit North= ...... 151 ISt Sir ifee et. +oappe Minos ee En,. all 60 70 This gives a total 01 OP* ef the company was entirely prostrate. He also coa• unity and magnetism-yet know nothing of the laws of Pt. toe Do. elameetheelek ~...., 131 1 55 5, 155 23 +Ds. het. 74 per cost. all 75 pm gold, and 21,200 01 polliwog &Wad ea its near prospect of being joined I these f orces ; or to attraction-yet show no phenomena of 13 94 leathiltelbedideethesee %No 6 +llo,BsAmeallanOoppr all 2le New* eseimaiestioss with surrounding nations, whi t re attractive power ;or to the rotation of the earth, se if be Mr. llVlses),-...., 11 Of Ws 146.06 11 Gnat Must Web all jlfpa s aggregate value of to as Wee etas eel. 01. w. DalteMstered - - went to the continet week as deal* cried froth impetus to its trade and the t he earth revolved round the leg of a table ;or to some un- Owed loneeleme. - - al k to Gamest of the seseaby. The usua l complimentary vote recognised physical force, without inquheing whether the te 13 Ditto Wee elbe we b ee rsa4ruta P i. " 66 al Chaim", th e meeting "P awed, known forces are not sufficient; or who even refer them to et. 100 widta a domed ( bused 11.115 Great Palgoetle. ..... ...... all 104 die wiz. : By the Iberi, to which, however, an announcement was made diabolical or supernatural agency, rather than suspend their to Oust WesSmils.-. 105 106 1 22 Lek, Sokume. ell ae Ds Cadiz, for Malta, 5,0 Net the Court had that reeestag gives its decision on the judgment, (or acknowledge to th e that they are not Warty ...-...- .......... all 6 dle lem l quoin of the forfeited shoves by which the forfeiture was learned enough in these matters to decide on the nature !ILEUM= SHAW. tl/et Wee +Woe Loesholdlatilsrs. Geld all 9 10 Phillip, 2,0001. in seimmed, and the appellant ameirmaed to the costs of the of the action. I think the system of education that could IL 100,Abeasee ........ ....-. .... 01 es Were thealogOa. all 1 f I,OOOL • and by. thl leave the mental condition of lithe public body in the state 5 all lalaresso No. 2. 7 Per Bt. 55 51 Ift. 10 1 Shod It Rum 4 pee Ct. In In NAOMI Kedguits in which this subject has found it must have been greatly . 4 _ 14 , 4 0 4adambiassa ... 104 Ha 106 7 SlO Nesbuslinamoisen 971 , r , nearly all in silver THE WEATHER TABLE , deficient in some wry important principle.-11. Puts DAY. Is 111 aims' use Ilety . 14W ... 194 104 10 1 Now Orsesda 1 Noma= Sereds_ .. - all 4 1 ma 11 named shipment Royal Institution, June 28." 61 51 sad Dirks ....-, 1 die par . AIM It Nem Seeds leislatiand silver, 2001.; for 111 an Dendso i lhe nee tt a selethso OspeLlwatts, 5 - - Ile • for Canton, silv MONDAY, JOLT 4, 1863. Ism ... ... el el PAN,We I het at Ries Vele* es falartlay eassiag. The *am an C.RICKET. $ • De. do. (*.) 7 Ps' eet.-.. s * le ithymesy Iron emagest Is order of latitude. 7 . i $ De. Pa (71.1701 pee Ct. 11 pee IMee 15 +Ditto New -- ' el tar ^ •- p 6..11011 124 pet 11 p m sovereigns 2,5001. roae 35 SeademetleCute - lef 5 I 300111aXPTOX-W. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. S ' ITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN r. EIGHT- 741 el Moe do. Na t I s , 1142 I Routh Amerallso ..... • all ims par kiugdom for ' the we Pataserons-N.W. • Light Breen • I Partially Cloudy. THE t..'N to to liits. New $ pee Oist. Stub 14 14 10 ria Coifs Tussamos-W. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. TEEN OF MAIDENHEAD. So ISo ant ROO Ila WM ISM; s VOW Mises& . ell 31 6 Gasuwicit-W.S.W.; Strong Breese ; Partially Cloudy This match was brought to • close on Saturday, at Maid- e $ bieseris, see DOM 1 Welke_ -.. •.. • - ..... ..-. all 1 ills I pm exports is cousequen ansooe-:l. ; Geoids Breese ; Partially Cloudy. *ahead. The following is the more: I Denim Wesr -ti Il i mow I wee Granola . all par 4pm lion sterling. A CIIXIIIIDOI-W. ; Strong Breese ; Cloudy. MAIDINHEAD. M. 100,11 mat letethisits pseoB4 1 1M et. 100 D es pee wt. Ship. Ina 100,000 1 West Mariposa. all 11 Ms 1 169 4 ,00 I TWA Yu:mourn-W. • Suonn Breese ; Partially Cloudy. Forbes, • Lillyeklia, b Wbdee a Cleanable, b Widen I duelabis sa 1 a p.m. In 111 11$ Illi Dememolog-W . .N.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Marisa IMO. Feller s Muliallells le /a u .: Jeri oat. strip. 4 I pet _ t Treloneable by armed to the Bank for pure Cloudy -Showery balms Me W. lelebelms,rea oat. 2 b lbrtlasell b Wright 1 64 61 Weeirs(l) 6 1 se The Maid of Auc Ihu.r-le.W. ; Gentle B ; Partially Cloudy. 60 ' 6 WeeLlleillastsealps el 7 W. 31. Paw *a. ten an • ..... - 1 e Om= 5 Martialell w; 1110 (*.Wm*, redeem% 9.0. 101 lot JOINT STOCK BANKS. the 16th May, wii The returns from the following places did not reach this Chslmisplesbn. See.. b Winks- 1 b wile In. I Mie DIM irroMmelisepsr et 10$ tO4 Il ium. Buenos like ia lime for publication on Seturday ; they therefore Bev. 01. Deeare. is lesemr, b le I 6 llasessakieseTeelerne 1 die apa So. Ewa Pad! t riel done Adelaide. The Gee latest. the state of the weethtr on Fridej mines, Adam --- --•••-- 6 W . 1•1694 * 6 Wildt° et. tell I Mee parentetesk.. • 131 134 I 15 , rdI Y• es ' es s'• for London on the at Cu o'clock : C e geeekeee ll ' °222 =ttl, b WI." "' 2 b 1%6514 I O. lee tan.amisa.onse.s meat 136 117 While -.... a Matignon, b Wham.- 22,300 40 Austrehela .........-.. ell 711 110:11sb 111 9 --.-.. of wool, and 29,000 I:MIURA -N.. Gentl- Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. IL - L - Heiveit:;/. Wisdom e Us= 0 Martiaged, fin 1011 ;DlSOPrehtenbiSpietß. - - 50 I • LuellethWaseCeundres ea epa Meal 23 ark of 5, 4 IDs 41 a vessel respectie NtLLlNortx-W. • , Gentle Breen ; Partially Cloudy. ~, gionsk, ~ na out l , in all temerodsny &Ohm lish 10 11 See* 20 Chen. Het ef lons. ; entertained-had al SOMIAMPTOX-W.; Strong Breeze ; Pertially Cloudy. .1, W. Chitty, ~ b Martingell Fut tnoes-8. W. ; Strong Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Waned', e cad 0 Moles .. . .... .. ... 1 run out el $ 9 23,000 20 It= si teethh. sad , very long passage. Teanlooo2-B.W. ;Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. .‘ .I. Cobridge, Esq., st mamma, is l is Obietered to ' 1 die per 9j 10 it Des. New en ... ... 1104 101 U b Wright 56,000 le tech* Noe el. Au,. It appears the chi Gauswica-W.S.W. ; Gentle Breese; Partially 9 O. :V i re err , Ems, b Martingell - b Wright l6 8 De. Se ,- ii Pm tons sod his, 2I - - to the end of Man 124 all = d le Onliers, efpue. - - pa Ludy. E. Plaaket, Eal.,e LorAph, b Wls• lit. 100 ,' e1ai5.11r.149.4p.0l 150 151 11114 211,400 10 Labia Chaellemdlaak • 4,000,0001. sterlum STIIO4D-B.W. • Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. den - 1241 11 Ifm Hi urt s I DIM Prsensess -...... per 4 pea livrixems-8.114 ; Fresh Breese ; Cloud y. Col. Vamitteet. rue oat b *taloa. et 1 1611.11erhib nalseeles.. 1111 118 14.000 is meow are "oripe6 . . au .os st The price of gold ru Csesaioos--S.; Strong Breen ; Venially Cloudy. Mr. W. Luau, b Make sot out c Loney b Whalen st us' Ds west. Prof. isii 115 In KAN s loyal meo w Dunes "MOW Dawn Oa. 1 4 diver 755. for the Ovens,l l'samourn-W,• Strong Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.' iknia ib l l e ,w wa i,n li 1. - lb - - 5,000 23 Souls Sultana men: 24 Daiwa ef Awstralla DAILLI3IOIOM-3 ; * Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy 10; . 7 . - ei. l Melee& Mash ... ... lie 10 ' aen etsfordin • re • 2,644,0001. sterling, hAr-W.; Grade Breese ; Iltin. ENGLAND. N. tell Wereseser, and T. Whys", 6 end Is. Wiesen - - MISCELLANEOUS . r rt was 775. per --- --- T. Adams. a sad blares ~ y the Melbourne 3 A. Z. Ward. leg., • and b Wan. s 4 Drutembler. 101 It . , wool.' RETRF.SENTATION OF LIVERPOOL.-LIVERPOOL, eat Mb.) II per Oast... ... 17 4 1 184 Na 0. 1 linexatainiMe. ea I twice. lialnew dons that the apprehensi , kltt ItUAT.-The liberal electors have at length brought John Llllywhite. - 8 Nieholeas. la Damen 10,0e0 too' towlines Aid.- 33 1 63 67 67 -''- then baseless. Th , nit their candidate, in the person of the Hon. Sir Erskine G. Dhanortai . „ t. - 1 156 Perry, late Chief Justice of Bombay. The address of the D. limpet.. 1, 11 , 144 an - Esters Paladin' 10,000, 100, , anola Oompay... $34. 66 70 .5. gentleman has been published. The Mayor of Liver- er, tg er timell, e waesell,b Bar- bourne during the 1 sei 966 2; loo,oooi $ crystal Palma s!Stit on 71 Peel has proclaimed Thursday next as the day of nomina- rla et. 1 DD. e pin era ll2 114 ' 130.1 eleryst.PaLor Frame 2 ' o gremive and contir 'am Mr. Robertson Gladstone, the chairman of Sir St. Wright, c Bane, b women ... I b Wessell 4 Pe t ell WILY , 19 4 10 1 111.711 1 IN.Reit. anot.land all lee pm shows a falling off Erskine's committee, hag tamed an address to the elector., J. Win. aS. Leith, b Bonin - 5 not at lt Do. Preference-. all 1- - It c rediet, bWaseell s' $ ker ' i dill Par Pr...se Sit Erskine Perry's claims upon them. A meet - 0. Plellweli • nth oat 2to Bonin -.. I Si. leei IrsZ ai lerrelesh ..' 1 te ; 000 CPeellev.lad.hain. all ~ It If pm 61 1 pared with six mon J. Dem not out lag of his supporters will be held it. the Royal Amphi- 1,4) - 17 1 5 ,Into Dies ... ..., 51 se 12,700 IS Lambeth' WO IS 140 43 40 6 theatre on Monday, at which he will explain, his views *pm - to,moi 10eVaaDissoss's1aut Ist 16 15 it is yet deserving t Ws diEenat questions of the day. Se Wel ....In IS 'l5 Torkhrt.likl.H.ll3.l42* 1 Ipm MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ZIZNIXO. The funds at one time to-day fell t per cent., on telegraphic statements that a portion of the Russian army had entered Jassy, combined with despatches from St. Petersburg to the effect that positive orders had been sent to the army in the south to at once occupy the principalities. Till three o'clock prices remained at nearly the lowest point of the day, but at that hour a sudden, although partial, rally took place io the funds and in French shares, on telegraphic advices that the Paris Bourse, which had also experienced a sharp decline this morning, exhibited a rally at the close. In fact the increased depression prevalent here in the early part of the afternoon, and the subsequent recovery, appear to have been both in a great measure attribute ge to corresponding movements on the Paris bourse, with which our market sympathises to a remarkable degree. No news has transpired to explain the fa vourable reaction on the bourse, but both in Paris and here considerable purchases have been made on to-day's fall, against outstanding "bear" soot:mats, and it is to this influence that the favourable reaction noticed late in the afternoon in, probably, chiefly the" hears," generally, showing a dispwition to take their profit at the close of the week. There has also been &limited amount of bona fide buying at the reduced prices. There is a very general opinion, that although the Emperor of Russia may overrun the principalities, actual hostilities will yet be avoided, but it is feared that the question, which has now as sinned so serious an aspect, will not be settled with out difficulty, delay, angry diplomatic ccrrespondence, and, as an inevitable consequence, serious injury to commerce. The other departments of the Stock Exchange participated in the fall in the funds, and, to a certain extent, in the subsequent rally. The English rail way market may be pronounced the best supported department of the house. prices receding reluctantly, whilst French shares are exceedingly sensitive, and experience rapid and heavy fluctuations. With this exception, it would appear that the market, though shaken, is yet free from any rash of sellers. Consols opened with an unsteady appearance, at 971 to 98 ex dir., for the 19th of July; and, after fluctuating about this range for some time, fell as low as 971. At the official close the price stood at 971, but after three o'clock a rally to 971, buyers, succeeded. This price represents a fall of about 1 per cent. since yesterday. The official business re port includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th Joly, 971, 98, 971, 98, 94, 971 ex dir. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98, 1. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 101. 'Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16, 51. India Stock, shut, 262, 26.3. Exchequer Bills were flatter, closing 1 s. to 4a. prem. The foreign market naturally sympathised with the prospect of the disturbance of the peace of the continent, and prices generally gave way. Russian, Dutch, Sardinian, Mexican, Equador, Spanish, and Peruvian, were all sold at reduced rates. The fall in Mexican was nearly 1 per coot., the advices being very unfavourably interpreted. After official hours, Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27; Spanish De ferred Threes, 22 to 1 ex div. • the Certificates, 5; to 6 per cent. • Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Hail per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 dis. ; Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto Deferred, 91 ,to 10. Sales are thus recorded: Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 (exchange, 254). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99, 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 961. Equador Bonds,:sl, 51. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent., Rentes, 100 f. 50c. (ex change, 25f.) Granada Deferred, 91. Mexican Throe per Cents., 271, f, 27. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 831. Russian Five per Cents., 1161; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 931, /. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, lath July, 221, 1 ex div. Acceptances of new stock at the Bank of England remain suspended. The imports of the precious metals this week have been extraordinarily large. Our list includes the following numerous and important arrivals, viz., 4,000 ounces of gold by the Henry Gillespie, 16,120 ounces by the Aberfovle, and 766 ounces by the Rienzi, all from Port Phillip; 25,751 ounces by the Brookaby, from Adelaide; 22,000 ounces by the En chanter, from Geelong; 196 ounces by the Himalaya, from Portland Bay ; 356 ounces by the Abel Gower, from Port Fairy ; 349 oz. by the Australasia, and 5,536 ounces by the Southern Cross, both from Hobart Town ; and 5,000 ounces by the Prince of Wales from Sydney. The amount of gold imported by the Melbourne steamer is much larger than had at first been stated, being about 100,000 ounces. The im ports by the Magdalena from the West Indies and Mexico are 995,357 dollars. Of the 232,266 dollars brought over by the Washington from New York, only 65,992 dollars were for London. The City of Manchester has also brought in 20,000 dollars from Philadelphia. Summarising the imports of the week, we arrive at a total of no less than 937,0001. sterling, of which 180,074 ounces, or 720,000!. ster- Hog, consists of Australian gold, exclusive of further considerable amounts in the hands of passengers. The Custom-house statement of the shipments d the precious metals direct from Lonaon during the week ending Thursday last is as follows—viz.: Gold coin :To Belgium, 300 ounces. Gold bars :To Hamburg, 800 ounces; to Boulogne, 40,0001. and 8,000 ounces; to Belgium, 1,000 ounces. Silver coin : To Boulogne, 600 ounces. Silver bars : To Calcutta, 29,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 600 ounces. This gives a total of 10,100 ounces, and 40,0001. in gold, and 21,200 ounces of silver, representing an tg=tvalue of about 84,000/. All the gold e continent. We also hear of the undermentioned shipments— : By the Iberia, for Lisbon, 6,5001.; by the Gulls, for Malta, 5,0001. ; by the Kangaroo , for Port Phillip, 2,0001. in coin ; by the Kate, for Sydney, I,OOOL • and by the Bengal, which is fi xed to leave Southampton for Alexandria on Monday. 82,9101., nearly all in silver. The destination of this last named shipment is as follows : For Ceylon, silver, 2001.; for Hong Kong, silver, 6,700/. ; for Canton silver, 13,5101. ; for Calcutta, silver, 8,0001. ; for Madras, silver, 1,000/.; for Bombay, si lver 51,0001.; and for Alexandria, sovereigns ' 2,5001. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to little more than 180,0001., and the excess of known imports over exports is consequently fully three quarters of a mil lion sterling. A considerable proportion of the Australian imports, however, will not be presented to the Bank for purchase till a week or two hence. The Maid of Auckland had arrived at the Cape on the 16th May, with 21,060 ounces of gold from Adelaide. The General Hewitt sailed from Sydney for London on the 25th March, with a large cargo of wool, and 29,000 ounces of gold. The Resolute— a vessel respecting . which some anxiety was entertained—had arrived safely at Sydney, after a very long passage. It appears the shipments of gold from Sydney up to the end of March amounted in the aggregate to 4,000,0001. sterling and upwards, London value. The price of gold ruled at 735. for New South Wales, 755. for the Ovens, and 775. for Victoria. The ship ments of gold from Melbourne from the let of January to the 7th of April were 661,000 ounces, worth 2,644,0001. sterling, and the last price of gold at that port was 775. per ounce. From a statement given b,y the Melbourne Morning Kerala it would appear that the apprehensions expressed of a falling off in the yield of the Victoria gold fields are not altoge ther baseless. The subjoined statement of the amount of gold brought down by escort to Mel bourne during the last six months shows a pro gressive and continuous decrease. The last month shows a falling off of no less than 50 per cent. com pared with six months previous. This is probably in some measure attributable to peculiar influences, but It is yet deserving of attention : [r - 11t1EPENCE. OURCL 6 Four weeks ending 13th Nor. 1852 Do. do. 11th Dec.„ Do. do. Bth Jan, 1933 Do. do. sth Fcb. „ Do. do. 6ih Mir. „ Do. do. let April „ A large proportion of the produce of the Ovens gold field is carried by escort to Sydney, The annexed comdintiation, which has been handed to ne by the committee of Mexican Bond holders, contains some remarkable disclosures, and is deserving of the serious attention of the bond holders. The conduct of the committee in virtually encouraging the idea of allowing the Mexican go vernment to appropriate to its own use (under the flimsy pretext of a loan) a portion of the funds so lemnly made over to the English creditors will pro bably excite strong comment. The committee, ateord ing to their own showing, have not even the merit of knowing their own minds, for whilst in oue part of their communication to Mr. Falconnet they insi anate that it might be the wisest plan to voluntarily offer the government the funds of their constituents, in another passage they own that such a proposition is " deprived of every chance of being entertained." Pour months' revenue, it would appear, has thee bass lost to the bondholders. Miscellaneous stocks generally receded to-day, showing, however, more firmness at the close. The after hours' quotation of Australian Agriculturals was 66 to 6; ; Peel River, 11 to 1 preen.; South Aus tralian Land, 40 to 43; and British American Land, 65 to 68. Crystal Palace shares were also worse. Australian Bank shares ruled about I/. per share lower for the old stocks. The Scottish Australian Bank was very flat. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 84 5-16; ditto Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 63 3-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22Z ; the Coupons, 6; ; Portuguese New, 36; ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallice, 81 11-16 ; Equador, ; Greek (Blue), 5; ; Granada Deterred, 9 13-16 ; Peruvian New, 82. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCW. The funds opened at a rally this morning, which, however, was only maintained for a moment, and prices are now rather worse than the final rates or Saturday. Console opened 971 to 98 ex div. for July, bat quickly receded, and are now quoted 97a to only. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98!! to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 101 b Bank Stock. 2281 to 2291 ; Exchequer bills, is. to 3s. prem.; India Bonds, 251. prem. Foreign stocks remain dull. Mexican Bonds do not rally ; Equador continue fiat, and Sp an i s h are worse than on Saturday. Generally in this market the disposition appears to be to sell. Swedish, how ever, is better : Mexican marks 261 to 27; Equador, 54 ; Peruvian Deferred, 69; Russian Fives, 1171; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 994 to 100 ex die.; Sardinian, 93; Spanish Old Threes, 431 to 4t ex div. ; do. Deferred, 22 tot ex. div.; Swedish Scrip, 934 to prem.; Portuguese Fours, 39 to 1; Dutch Fours, 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.-THIS DAY. A very small supply of English Wheat was speedily cleared off at an advance of 4s. to ds. per qr. upon the rates of Monday lut. In foreign Wheat the transactions were not extensive, in consequence of the high pretensions of holders, but a fair amount of business was transacted, at en improvement of 3s. to 4s. per qr. The top price of town•msde Flour was advanced 3s. per sack, sad American barrels must be noted Is. Rd. higher. Barley was in short supply, and ls. per qr. dearer. Oats came bet sparingly to hand, and without much activity in the trade. Needy buyers had to pay Gd. to Is. more money. Beans and Pau were again rather dearer than other ' wise. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM JUNE 2 7 t h to JULY !W. ---- qii. — -- -- I4ii1;0: -. - - ei0.741: -. - i;;;b7 Esday 2O Ong 33 l3 I 4140 Malt Flaw. IsoBaaako sad 2913 barrela. Wml;Z 12'04 6930 7672 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have a steady appearance, but no sales of importance reported. The public sales declared for to-morrow, are—Sugar: 450 hhda. West India, 4,600 bags Mauritius, 700 bags Madras, and 400 bags Bengal. Coffee : 300 casks and 500 bags Plantation Coder. Saltpetre; 1,600 bags; Rice, 4,000 bags. OILS.--Seal, pale, 331. to 331. 10s. ; straw, 311. to 321. brawn, 301. to 301. 10s.; sperm, 891. to 901. ; hend-mat ter, 931. to 941. ; cod, 341.; South Sea, 341. to 361.; Olive Gallipoli, 691.; Spanish and Sicily, 631. to 641.; pate, 351. 106. to 361. 100. ; cocoa nut, 391. to 401. ; rapemcg, pale, 3.51. 10s. to 365. 10s. ; linseed, 281. N. W 295. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very firm with no dianosition to ■e'l. Town Tallow is quoted, 51.. nett cash; retenbutg, Y. C. on the spot, 33e. to 3d. Oct. to Dec. (new) 535. buyers. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1831. 1851 ISM Soak= hand Delivery lateral Do. from lit June Arrival last week Do. from let June Mar T. C. per owl. ....... Do. Town 33,024 3,313 3,1133 4.344 375. 9d. 345. 0,3. 43,103 576 5,230 2 197 7,743 364.3 d. 39•. 64. 21,443 2,037 6,972 1,071 3,140 631. Ott 325. Od. Arrivals for the week ending Zuly 12 last year, 8.54 emir,. and delivery 808 casks. The arrivals last week comprise 337 casks from Australia, 328 from South America, from other places, 388. Total, 1,071 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a few more Beasts on offer, bat the quality of the supply is not at all improved, consequently choicest descriptions are fully as dear as of late. There is a pretty good clearage of all kinds. The number of Sheep con tinues small for the time of year ; good old Downs being scarce, are rather dearer. Other kinds meet with a ready sale. Lambs and Calves are selling about the same as on Friday. Foreign supply consists of 1,114 Beasts, 4,260 Sheep, and 665 Calves; from Scotland, 240 Beasts 1,900 from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 230 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per slam °lilts. ad.o. d. f Per Kale of Mts. 4. o. d. Mot Boob. liaratorda.. 4 6 4 8 Boot Um. 8 Ht.-bdo. 811 4 8 4 10 Bool644art•4ns ...... 444 6 4 13e41 Long-wool 3 — lisocad quality Basot... 3 8 4 0 , Do. do. Shom ......... ....... 4 0 6 0 I Ewen and oeco4d 64411t1 .......... 3 8 4 6 1 210. do. Bbora. Wei Dar. 11.64-brodo ; bunt,. ...... 0 6 4 Ammo IA mutat. 4,040; 1313030 and Limbs, :7,00 ; Calves. 433; riels 363. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Tattenden and Smith report that the accounts from the Hop plantations this morning are lees favourable. The market is very firm, and late prices fully suppotted. Duty 140,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. nolywell, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 161. 3d. ; Walls End Oos forth, 15‘.6d. ; Walls End Haswell,l7l. ; Walls End Lamb ton, 17s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 17e. ; Walls End Tees, nth—Ship at market, 159. (HT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DEAL, MONDAY, 0 A AI. Wind Westerly, light and variable. Passed.—General Prye, from Ibrail, for London ; Severn, from Colombo, for London, in tow; Chance, from Callao, for London ; Brilliant, from London, for St. Croix; Charley and Jane, from London, for Now York. _ _ _ _ Anchored.—Athenian, from London, for Sydney. The Ottawa, from Trinidad, spoke the barque Friend ship, of Sunderland, let. 47.2 A N., long. 19.3 W. COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY OF TIIE PORT OP LIVER TOOL.—A correspondent states that the revenue of the Li verpool Dock Estates fur the year just ended is larger than that of any previous year, amounting, as it does, to 2913,081/ 19a. 4d., exhib i t ing an increase of 13,6731. 19s. 3d. in comparison with 1852 ; of 27,0611. 4s. 10d. over 1861 ; a n d of 53,092/. 4s. 7d. over 1830. Referring back to the year 1843, ten years ago, the revenue will be found to have increased since that period 108,7961. 17a. 3d. per annum. The tonnage account for 1853, although exhibiting a payment of dues by not leas than 3,899,881 tons of shipping, is not quite equatto that of 1862, notwithstanding the increase of revenue. The decrease in tonnage is principally in coasters, which ply very trifling, whilst there is an increase in large ships which pay much more. The tonnage in Liverp6ol in 1852 was 3,912,602 in 21,473 ships; in 1663, 3,899,981 in 20,490, showing a decrease of 983 in the number-of vowels, and I 12,625 in the amount of tonnage during the pest year.