The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-25 00:00:00

.4 JOINT STOCK HANKS. [THREEPENCE. No. Sb.l 8&266. • 22.46 4o I. r . 40 113‘.. . By AO I witm 40,00ui 2.5 (Chartered' 50,000 20 Chart. B -20,000 100 'r ta," 26.000 10^ 25,000 22,001. 10,0 u 00,012. 60 f0,00L.100 10,000 10" 10,004. to,ootr 113.87: 20.00 t, I LOAN / 1 .000 61 11400 t oe.l 00,001 14000, Pd.]iming ! pric t es 1 Illumines done Siturday.l so-day. Gra to drover, 1851. *Antwerp and Hoar/darn 23 s 1 u o Cornwall l3 8 2 0 0 Gt. S. and W. Ireland, 1 per Ct. Pret Hereford, Hoak and trourester 2 10 1 0 0 54),(100 SG .33 56,230 13,730 50.n00 112,X4; IN 0 1011 " ?.4 11 kailiMail'o ed 25 Charter Benk A rA a e l l a s 20 Vilma. Dna of India. Aue. 100 C ,100 ;Comenerria . l4l.CM;i4i_ /rots, & Au*.Chart. SO 'Lon. Oast. Hank of Aust. NI London and Comity ILondno Joint Stock Loidon and Would:l4a IW :National Prow. of England 20 'Do. New fel I National of Ireland 20 Oriental Rank l'orpolVior 100 'Provincial of Inland 10 I Do. New 6 Royal Aurtmlian 1 and Gold Imp. CO. 05 dootk Australis ...... 25 'Jelin of Australis Ipo. New. . 50 i Unica of M.kM ..... in es idis pzr 1 1 pin eli i 60i 2 10 0 66,250 31,37 Z. 253, 31 • The roertian called by foreign companies to 5 0,0001., b u t t h e holding, of )ngheb prtrrictore we nut known. s h -1 " 1 i pm, The total calls for the eight months of the present year are 7,230,5331. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective Presidencies from the Bth to the 23rd inst., is as follows : s. d. Rates of Exchange. Bengal 355,172 14 0 1 2+. per Company'e Madras Bombay U 4 - 9 1 26 2 4, 12 Id Qad 79 90 11 6 Se 1 Taal Land shares were rather firmer to-da'. Australian Agricultural were last quoted 31 to 36 ; Van Die man's Land, 17 to 18; British American, 67 to 69 ; and Peel River, l a to 11 prem. Crystal Palace shares closed 11 to 21 prem. Australian Bank shares were firm. Netherlands Land mark par to prem. The colonial wool sales, which commenced on the 14th instycorainue to be well attended. The de mand for flne wool is very good, and prices are very firm. Fur locks, bad-conditioned wools, &c., the bidding. are sluggish ; and for every quality under ls. 9d. per lb. the prices are as we quoted them at the commencement of the sales—viz.,about ld.per lb. under those realised at the May vales. It is gene rally thought that, for the remainder of the sales, prices will continue steady, and that all the new wools will be brought forward and sold. In Gernwta wool there is very little doing. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's telegraphic express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents., 954 ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 3-1 6; the Certifs., 6; Portuguese New, 381, ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 82 7-16; Mexican New, 2G; ; Granada Deferred, 91 ; Equatior, 4 3-16; Greek (Blue), 7 9-16. MONEY MARKET. d e ft; - , e:!--•' - " e "" 1-.... 1 • _ A , - • • ~. .4'07 •-r. • .- " 8 " ./. o e' • : ... . . • c7o c . , re 1 - . e i. - ' ‘ ....e_se G.- -1" - • r-A,...... 4 :07 -a 0. • • eaie- - rt..- g•• . ' • -• .". ~../..:„• • , ...‘, y„ 4 , ie , .7›. .• wo • • d e . • NO. 2,160.] LONDON, 525, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1053. a- MOMS of DIVINIXD.-111ANE OP DEPOSIT. EfIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT IRELAND. SHA RE LISTS. POWWOW AAILIVA Ts JOINT ABIOCIATION, 7, IL Manatee-plass Trafalgar-mum If/ O 1 Illiftnep Sol 11011mdaml 11 1 dig No. Sh.l Besse Dosing, JULY 23. g A i umhbg • ji, ggrate , i W 11 Binders to Graimmaa... I 01 dl. ob, WARR tNTS for the lIALRYEASLY INTESSIST„ at the rate All the latest reports on onr harvest prospects are The railway market to-daY was very buoyant, m e j 1/•l gian l ***.., .......,..." 1113 * ‘ , l i . ii $ per e.dit. per anaara, on the Investment stock of this Amodulor, of a favourable character ,and if the present promises purchases increasing, whilst little real stock is of- ss - se - ' uns --- " -- aaa - i...Th -- 117.: -. 4 pm aim *5OO 40 1 Auilealmla the Yob lose. war be REM IT fee 1.10. LI VSKT es arid after4o aria Mi. Reaki t....-:1 „,,„,,...., l 4 . papal, at Me came of are Asmelatios, of the season be realised, as indeed there es e v er y feted at present rates. The final prices ruled embeds La 2 Una alooloh••• -- 2 di. ,_ Nino Ed Wink Nee* Ai reason to hope will be the case, we shall have one of below the highest point of the day, but are still in ; - 1 sw ' c L l ," l " - - - f t : 4w . . . i r, 40,0hu 25 ellailarail SAM b . ..0 .'s the burs of iii sno 3 n'.103110•111% renew moaalsoz, mas m i s , p;,,,, b , Erneatioa 50,000 m'Chart. WM of II . ._,,,,.. b , h ,„. h „,,,,„,,,, are „ 4 ,,,.. te d t o „ arms , th e the most abundant returns in nearly all the crops nearly every case sensibly higher than yesterday, and 6 6 1,66, 4 1541411 Pealing_ .11,.. 1/ 21 .x le India and Chl Pow" er -19 If grand A1aa41043 nf ma. lf 11 pm xin It sin 20.0t4 100 ' Colmalal ' fine Nail ma &serene. :.nd lures:meat moment:ft, by which that is remembered for several years past. The the market finally closed with a firm and favourablenon too , cosolase*SlSii • doh ree of Interest way la obtmeol. easeurned with p o l a r aesi . ‘ ,__ k Examiner says : appearance. ... 10 Grand Trunk of Woods 25,000 , !IMit.. Scot, a A the deloOtars. Prospector* sed NI Stems km rag be 010 'rr shares sad bongs..• ..... . 16 I dig WO* lo ILes. Mot. tar r t, to I.eeil at the rem or win be sent put Dee ea appflutles. The weather has much improved during the put week, 161 all lcotnicrfOanadsilberer 4 ills par 110.01 50 London and Cot -- - --- •- -- - - 00,etto 00 tendo n Joint la 50,tax• 100 Loadon and It BRIGHTON tik.LTZER WATER, 4s. a !been . rcturniog heat the apprehensions felt for the safety of the Quietude continues to prevail in the railway IS : si a l Do. 6 6 . P" r t ., t , p „, ---- -• i 41 . - 10,000 100 :National Pro.. f Ile. HOOPLA has ItEocci oby piing is, mo us g um , p otato an considerably allayed, and the numerous reports market, but the preponderance of transactions is on $ a -essa y -3 : - -:- ti -74xin71 1 a in moor 20 'Do. New. . sad ~.o du, b e r aaa oar Sc. per dusts. Aboukir muted wears ia from the country, and which are confirmed by the quality :o.ooe AU INational o f led, Sladlona ~,,,h , a , and Willa 111 ....i,L. , Pd0ed g Mt ilrfelka ~.._ and quantity of the mutest itself which arrive at this mar. the side of buying - , and the general tendency of this 1 / 4 I l i De " . Illailwah w. -. 41 ai uto 113.87: 23 lOnental Rank I' 6.passeames• no% h all ••••• ••• . 11 . 11 `"' ket and those of the numerous towns in the county, state- ... - ... 11 II sin market is, consequently, rather upwards. The s $ De. PAUL, - 11 11 ain SOO% MD 'Provincial of In 4,0 e 10 1110. New ....... aoly •• May he ransdrid. Deli twins 4 4 a lil ia p0 p p . 60 ., bob _upopdg. 7, Pa 1-mall that the old disease, ash lt has appeared, has as yet chaoge in prices us not material, but Great Westerns, I 4 9 4 L /au Guaranteed ••• 7.• i die Par 31 60,0 a 6 Royal Australia b.:4 prise orn be bod on 'Mended itself but very slightly. The present heat, too, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Midlands, Dover. , and , M e r, bru... °l " lad 21 " 112113althas 3 21 1 and Gold lop. s at ; a ndSLOreamagoetrest. - - . - 2 31 pat xln PALO 26 'Smith Avenel* will considerably advance this wheat ; sad, as to the 11l is, • York and North Midlands are better. Oxford and asi ts Otis sweits.._„." ' to.) _ _ st o ut 25 Union of Agora THE SUCCERSPUL REbULTS of the last half we have been assured by one well acquainted with its pro- Worcester*, on the other hand, have been less firm. 1 4 I l i !i S oi th in 'hnnritt ef ilen r....i tettn . a l 21 sad gm , d LW Its*. few....... 8 0,00 Se innate of i ma nn Yee proud Sped 1 1 111041 , 11 that ROWLANDS' suss, that while its quantity will be somewhat greater this 14000, 40 [Oaks art Madrid SUCUOAR OIL ranee" alogabielo asuriebleg louvre in Se than last year , it, quality will be much superior to any French shares are rather lower. Strasbourg, are sa ad Do, SOL 3 per a. sae ; up au Kaamslas SerrO. is tm, Anilaos i, ba t) . 1 , 4 4 al i za 14 a d ggpeCl, reasoresion, to leMeawenemaeltoe Mama nue. and alora grown the l'aest districts of the north. quoted 371 to 1 ; Northerns, 35/ to f, ; and Pans and__-_:-=_.•• -... K arr ewe* Us tailed. h neves* is Wont anise serer tan The m____,_ ~_ won _ amid .. beab gid ,._„ l , mas ig ~.. mg , geg &bum c...ciweser ..r...rpress of this day reports as follows Lyons, 174 to 1 prem. SO to Parttime! Lyons ~,, ... 17 6 171 pea x d 171 lad NOM -Ma Mats it beentifelly sort, tarty, and stony. For shillison it Is from the midland MOO del :- Upper India Scrip has advanced, marking as high 11 10 N ets owl ~____o 7W A&& - ..• 43 wi rrevia. i 77 wereaward•d• r• 1/ *** lll I* Ind. 11 • 111•1111•11 hand 61 Tin Ileteal crops appear very healthy, and are fat pro- as 1 prem. n * rens* wawa ... 44 41 * * ?sea sad Illresber I; ... 37 471 u ill 1174 1u la bur -once 4 . 44 . and /".` 1111111 IS IIII - 1' * dust I thilk reseltag M maturity . Through the midland counties the 166 , rd. ; asd double that its., Ws iminum-m tho mugger el " 4 P"14.441 2 4 = 12 4 44 • ila wt mule us su edid „. ss umuum • s ugug , a t i. h i t . e . gum Fettle amp prosents promise of a moat abundant and early Come onsos Salsa to.lay 1011 'll4oles ••• 1 die being stagnant ; but yb, A. BowLAN Di sad 11011111 6 11111. liseimeardea, Lowite; return. 14 le the present there has been no development A. Fd. as" be Coonlis sod Netagoser. of the Wasme. There were unloads of new potatoes of • - ... •••• - . _ Lap alkp be ll ing at Achy, ea Tuesday, for 9d. • sees. Mr. 111 . 100 "Wain •.- •-• 1 34 1 31 • - s --- - - s'reg * a Ambro awl lasso Leen 610/111M Parrot*. 14. and East Janata, _. , 31 * 10 4 Do. 66 we Oat. tu ber . - - . rise, god fit for dipging oat. Potatoes weic sold in the Iss all flinsWole. aStoorTsilm el IU 20 I SSA Rolm el Fromm - - the continued refusal Ara Feeds& Orem. the GUILT 2I EWS het it* ►band " ill id" markets of Maryborooeb Mountmellick Abbey' 'x Mo t si is SO • 4owlble• dreamt $ 6 pm motion relative to t ...... of Wog NOS* advertise Yee et In its broaden . • - " •." ' -Un-- -- ^ diraels. LasoaCties. Dui. 9 7 dig ~,1 " ,,a 1. • • -- ,,,,i a n sopa an practical storms whether p g1 ; 6 6 ,4 . 0 , 64 nth, Neu, I ullamore, its., during the week, at from dd. to 47$ al ihsChts&Birk.lent26l.C. nsa so Is. lbw luau .-.-• 4 Ipm 11 pm commerce is serious! 1". a stue. A gentleman who had travelled • great deal n 10 1 De- des ao. 301 -1 3 4 2 1..d 18 Nall Wes Findow 111 4f a ectioinatieaL 103 lo lo Ds W moss Frets. - - dis continued uncertaina le tbe utast wad sloe Sits Gement Nows-in the aessreey One through th• south and west of Ireland during the last 10 udi : op " 1 • 11 • 71 and "maw . ••• • 1 , 01 7 9 3 , so or ouver• of Puss . 1 111 10/ me t O 6 that the only intellii 1 .. te m ea.-- in sas ample. morn's!. and impute! diameter of its days, informed us that the potato crop, generally speaking, g 4 au 0 . 6 „,„ bd • • :: I gg 2 4 11 4 2 , 1 i to 1 Woorned Settaulead ,1 1 dig xla i eines Intent/no., and in ik i vaned itsrouttUeand soeisercia lis h he went, presented a healthy sod most promising lo s o c ue s an d Bandon ... ..., eo 31 have been able to gal I. ?MUM cootisinad la tles City, Baum and Mosernry Ankles,- appearance, with the exception of the districts of Clonakilty $ 1 so OnWasml Bellasthine.. 1 S 4 pm derived from docume to Tapir I' overwind. It moss a more scaled Ile of Shipping thee any other paper- and Skibbereen. SS .s. Os *du Putts, and Aber.) ments, and from the I la 33earinty early ',pet or SbOstsg in the Indus Seu ty every Other reports both from north and south speak in et ay 41 ' 484 `wwlwa -71 •: 9 fns &I Consols ranged to-, „.weat mail-ass Me 0017 daily Lau* *Wens with het et Orme'. most cheering terms of the crops, more especially of aal less ( die rell - ii.)... • 4 official closing price 1 pnb:Ased anywhere. 13 It •481“0 , 1 4 it...r to farailes, ni being the rely paps bolds the the potatoes, which have not looked so healthy since 37 * *Wen Omura - 14 .., MINES. 98/ to 3 ; but at tl . yi ...„ s , d , esc udos, awl au ewry. excluded, prom to totems' 1845. La.-ge importations of corn hare been made u .I. sl•Safit UFA,* Clam A... allellessin advertueurata, (Sib IL U.Sit.) ... .. 44 44 - shade better, at 98 7- into Waterford, a circumstance which puzzles the IS al Gm etas it sod Oa* .. 33 . 33 . 1 la rublie lemur I. Mdwn by the lad retern a snaps SATOLDAY RVIININO. The official business „„,,,,,Frli- per leSo to tee leading London Newspapers. by local people, as they can see no symptoms of any s o ' 1 :1 0 1 1-1 w.r. Ai- - ~', g . g .; 74 i n Cent. Consols, for m A few transactions have taken place to-day r un it wit be seen tbst tern caper (the minaret by more than scarcity 111 the country. se toe ledintergb sod = . 71 73 &Sty pen) bad in Mare year. hellion Its three nklem competitors: 10 11.Ldinburgk Awl ••• - - home mining stocks. The sales reported are as fol. 11 Hi Angust, Th 9B re ti i ratabliehed. trumps trued. lows:-Wheal Arthur, 25; Alfred Consols, 191, 20; 99 4. .-._'-. j A ; ) Moons ensuing fit. 106 Olargew 6 Seut•Witation - - Trebarrab, 7; Merllyo, 31, 1•; Clive, 21; Trelog- 1. 4. 4; ogAnnuit Weans. Pair Maxus Roan. l7ll 1.177.000 1 Years, 1859, 5 9-16 ; DAILY NEWS 257 255. We ecisinled Millen met of this position JusstWthe Wow* • ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. M. 100 Do. B. Nest . 111 134 St. 1011 Ot.Sonth.e&SWeralrg . . 1094 110 i 119 I The gold mining shares to-day were very a asst, ixchequer Bills a spoke recently exprereed by • enutemeorary : The opera of Saturday evening, which was to a t toe G ua s we s te rn . .. sel soi 91 94 and stationary in price. West Gra: ada, an the " The twill Mawr . Is dui IFT* 1 • 1 01 all th e Land * awndla d have bees La Favorite, wee, in consequence of Mario's II II Trish MO Inintra" .. 7 71_ par to 2s. prem. wr est rem** Int It tools asp pound azda bleb liberal tose-no. stocks we pie - ma u ss massani a :L A : .a.ineweassive libasism which is Nearly i n di spos i t i on , changed to Otello. This piece had not pre- $0 all 1 . 50010011 1 2 Imeo l2llooo - 99 102 102 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 14 to 11 prem.; • be • th . , e bb e eg odenel ;ad already, with the owed Wettest viously been given this season, nor, if we remember rightly, s it m ill Du Ildida nd i r a dd ; Li 1 1 1 04 3* ; 9 1 hea prices mg fraction roads:tea et toll TeleMMad doily Soy. and . with too largost was it performed last year. Indeed though it has great ggi is Do . suriber al sleigimmesee-eist to the . Tunas -obtained by say beauties, Otetlo is by no means one of the most attractive la ill Do. w e st . gkil . a g . ilsois . • 3 4 , 1 44 di. &ST PON, 1 10 14 71171 . 1 • 001191 m ''''' 94B l"` 9l . 49 da tamale"' of Iteeni's works. The libretto is contemptible, the SO all I Idols Neetbern_ ..,_ egiegligle • 131 3 111 " Italian playwright having contrived, with a perverse 11l II iLosloassl illbekweß . .. i i 61 01 u r th.di l l 2 Dd j i r li g Ma e . " 144 " 112311 la 12.2121/6 " m 1 mat ingenuity, to avoid everything which gives strength and 1° $ L'iwo***3.*dnalllwnd 116, Mmeletrewt. London. LzmusirrAltir SCHOOL BOOKS. Oiniffed to 8114144Pear4 's Story. Of the slow progress of Si.loo $ 11 11pa sd 111 St. IN' = l. llrlghtoo,6lll. One Ir 3 lea 1 les Is llerth•WisOr 116 1161 ''ll6 $ $ thello's jealousy, the arts of the tempter to work upon Iss 7 4 De.i/ghisa..._ . -2 i I his mind, the terrible struggle between passionate love to i DoattealL,Windll.(C, 16 11 paa R. L. SCHMITZ'S HISTORY of ROME; and growing conviction, there is not a vestige; nor at . lee Loudon k reeth.Wsetern to 91 hem We Earliest Than to th• Dtath of Comaodos, so. 192. has Desdemona a single feature of Shalopeare's 30 0 4 Deo £ 3O - •- ..- 14 41 dim sr DAIS& Mo. 7a. 6d. cloth. D 4 4 14 Da. SO gentle heroine. Of the original play nothing is preme d udu udduids „,,,;l 3ol I d l e 3,i do *74 Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 die.; British Australian, 5-16 to 3-16 dis.; Great Nugget, 1 to / prem.; Ague Fria, 11 to 11 p re m.; Nouveau donde, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. the tendency was supported. Spanish othe day, but di At 3 o'clock, Mexico West Indian Copper Mining shares were steady. Peruvian Deferred, i Metcalfe were last ,quoted 51 to 6 prem., and Port per Cent. Scrip, 2 Royal, 11 to 11 prem. The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol lows: Australian Mutual, .1 to 1 dis.; Australian to 22; ditto Defern Threes, 23 to 1 ; 41 Sales are thus mar but the tragic catastrophe ; lead its effect is marred by the gg a IND le 30 Consols, 4 to 1 did .; Monarch Gold, 3-16 to 1-16 dn.. Cent. Bonds, 1011, TAR. WM. SMITH'S NEW CLASSICAL DIG absence of anything to lead to it and render it interesting. at. led 44.43.124214 .,AL1nc01neb 19 zu Mizen Head, Ito 1 dia. ; Chartered Australian Land Cents., 1852, 991. _Of TIONAAY of MYTHOLOGY, BIOGRAPHY, and °DICKS- It is not surprising, therefore, that the music of this oera 41 41 De. Liget Unto - -Ms TSB Ceerd." l end abridged heel the Wye' Wrwlia. 11•11 an should possess little of the dramatic element. There being Ilt. 100 IWlliald - .... so. •• 7. 7 .1 7 31 I I and Mining, 1 to 1 per share; _Lewis Hill Range, Cent., ex December, Cheaper &Sim. ilvo. Ds on thentage no rspidity of action, no animation of dialogue Si- 100 Gas wlellE au Gartof • 41 43 Ito 1 per shore ; Garnett arid Moseley, 2to 21 pm.; term& 9 i• Pcruvi $0 47 1104.0. Wert. fl ed).. -.- composer, deprived of these sources of inspiration, had u ti t s um But Amu .. ... _ _ Cologne Lead, 3 tO 4 dis ; Carberry West, Ito 1 (Lis.; Bonds, 831, 843. Pe R. WM. SMITH'S SMALLER CLASSICAL the DICTIONARY. Abridged hum the larger Work. New sad per Winos with 200 Woodcuts. Crown Sm. 7s. 6d. D recourse to airs and concerted pieces, so formal in construe- gi . Ho .pa,nagebas ... .. ss ay Owl, so florid, and elaborate, that every idea of dramatic Of 41; Do. Berry Exteadom_ _ _ . _. l i Ipa Golden Mountein fto 1 per share; Glenaulin,l to k din; Sulphate of Barytes,/ to 1 per share ; Lackamor vetted , 1841, 463; d . sian Five per Cent representation is excluded-the performers are reduced to 13 17411ewlseetAllert &Rewind 31 die pr• Cents., 1011. TAIL WM. SMITH'S S MALLER DICTIONARY the situation of singers figuring at a concert. MI Isltessu and Rantsitilmo.. I S Copper, k did. to 4 prem. • Britannia Gold, Ito $ per 10 all ff li Warmapolatilillor. 4 9 share; P o l t i more, Ito / Ilia ; British and Colonial - 9 ut it 95 1.• SPawi 4 Le et GREEK and ROMAN ANTI WITIER. New and Cleaver Still there are many musical beauties in this opera, though u igg I gi - ... 61 PI ss ditto New Deferred ration, with 200 Woodcuts. Crown Po. 7s. 6d. it is unfortunate that tome of the finest bits are allotted to 13 IS Do. Nei" ...." _ _ - - Smelting and Reuction, Ito $ pm.; New Linares, subordinate parts, and consequently to inferior singers. u kNorthera ConnUes . Unks Si I f die I tO 4 prem.; New South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 for account, 29th Jul PROFESSOR MERLETS FRENCH GRAM- Thur, the charming little duet between Deedeniona and Si. 100 itesetb British - ... ... 5$ 34 dig. ; Australasian Coal, Ito }din ; Metcalfe ( of carted , 5 4i ( 11. 6 w ( ILSR. New F4ithas 12mo. 3... d. bound. Emilia, " Verret the it too pensiero," the most pleasing Ii Id ills* Devon, Ns I. ... - - ilia thing in the opera, was lost on Saturday by the extreme 5 „ ti I _Thh 1 ..,d „Galwred.__, - - .„ Jamaica), 54 to 6 prem.,_• Port Royal (of Jamaica) Mortgage Loan, 1 1 PROFESSOR MERLET ' S TRADUCTEUR; or, feebleness of the lady who personated the confidante ; and z I a,' „,-; u . d ,,w ''',l ll n n,,..'""" 4 -- 1 ,r d t d 14to 11 pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or , Ito 1 did . London Half per Cents., Siewuni. Mandl* awl lallawilanwuta Selectee* toes la; another gem, the tersetto, "Ti parli Vernon.," was de- le - Ire Nestle week,- - j i l al - and Virginia Gold and Clipper, 4to f, prem.; Cent , 15 . Set French Writers. New DLO's. 12mo. Ss. St, bound. We understand tb priced o f its lostre by a similar cause. The most dramatic le Ma. NorthesiW,HACltyloo - - Brucutu Gold, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Car - WI 1 lion was finally sign , PROFESSOR MERLETS DICTIONARY of portion of the music . is the finale to the first set ; for there curse ,pata .. sS W_ ani„..ei show. .41 , 6 5 2 bon Coal, Ito i dis.; Parkes and Carwaleick Tin the composer met with a situation which he could turn to r- l in ',_,,,i'awAllaann„,,„_„trar ... .. " men of the East In , the torrict . tnes of the FRENCH LANDUAGE. A New 40 ils 62 xto 1 pm.; Kenmare, kto 4 prem.; Port Hunter and account. The sudden entrance of Otello, in the midst of 'a" 1'" ''"'"•• ww""••• ... - sad Ea/arged Edition. lbso, Ga. fid., Loud. M. 100 'llhrews.& Sm. ..37 19 Companies, in the I the preparations for Desclemona's nuptials, and the gi. tog 1 ~,,. kum . w . G ,;;,..ii gg 70 Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Cumberland t D R. R. G. LATHAM'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR coosequent scone of passion and confusion, to • s glinnadiwN smllbeeked II Of die Asa t h e uso of SCHOOLS. New mum, 1 , A•4 4 . as . ea, are treated with great power and effect. The WI so luoinsibuto ass 1 loam Hematite Iron Ore, Ito 1 prem. • Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 01 dis. ; Great Ca mbrian Mining and Deputy-Chairman ol that the terms will 1 six& last sous of all likewise contains passages of per.W.l7la.) ... 17 II Quarrying, /to 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, 4to per in of the scrip hold ATHAII'S HISTORY - and ETYMOLOGY of great pathos, especially th, little romance sung by Desde- U 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 11 • 41 • 1 ••• - "" - ?.. I/ 1 t the ENGLISH GRAMM hit, for the USE of CLaSSICAL mons to her harp, . Assign al pig d'un salice (suggested by ; 1 4 ' OOLS. Fcap. Su. Is. 54., cloth. h"..1-07,2. - - .. „ „eft Shekspeare's "Song of Willow") ; and the miners, " D o ls ae se . usissi Doss .., .. 30 71 share ; East Indian Iron, 56. to 7s. per share ; Great Orionis, k to 1 prem. ; Albion Gold, 1 dia. to par ; Company, to be held of the arrangement i calm, 0 eiel," also sung by Desdolllooll. But the seene of at. ism 'en* Ihelses .... : .. 731 73 73 1 Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to I prem.; London I Company shall issue millions sterling in LATHAM'S ELEMENTS of ENGLISH GRAM- the murder is spun out, and has too much of the vulgar so 60 Illeadi Maks_ _ ,„ - .. 38 $44 and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream- MAIL ice COMAIRCIAL SCHOOLS. Yap. Po, Is. &TAAL. horror of • Surrey or Victoria melodrama. VD IT WNW IfeeloSAlßlserLis , IS 14 Upper India scrip, so ing, par to 1 prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, par to The performance of Saturday evening was, on the whole, 13 ,, 411 ,,, 114 . 1 == a il U m 26 , merged in the form bA k. TRAM'S ELEMENTS of ENGLISH GRAM- excellent. Perhaps we hay. n had as Otello superior 4; 17 :Vals drew - ... . " 141 II i prem. propose to make NAB. 107 &&& 11 • 11 id "DIM . 'MOM& le*. s aos lu Odo to Tamberlik. The mule is well sailed to his voice, con. op 6 11 •w a s s a lt e m a . tire line of rail Ma • the highest part of the scale be all 1 Walselliel and • 32 UR. ALLEN'S NEW LATIN DELECTUS ; w tai talc h e demand alt thra ll' strength - of his powerful and 119 14 'Won 011eowall _ -.-• 91 101 THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoci. the amount of a berart Sewell.° lar Trlnaildan Mem l'atit.,..,lnur Enddal. and testi u looks te n character admirably, avoid. I• Ita• 1 •***dad *dig - ft/dee - - shares) by the Up h Into Lana; snood In a statesman. 4. the pene ng organ. e 99 all i Wm' Lenin , . - - gin uus ono* mum .. 16 ,,, sA dk,„ . , b , iiid . „ ku . tog the common error of making the hero a . negro. •,- . p.augsgumifierisral-i. - _ The gold mining shares are very quiet, but prices i Tamberlik make' the a wsrthiness of the moor quite con. 111:1 1 , 1 4 il a uo ugggiugaduu ,,, b l S u 704 to ,1 0 are fi rm. Colonial gold are quoted 14 to 11 prem. about 3,520,0001., ; seven shares of the 1 OMAR for BEGINNERS. Latin and English. "Utast with manly beauty. Grisi's Gcsdemona, though it IS 20 1 De. ile. lamina .. I 71 71 1110 111 1 Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13- I .6prem. ; Great Nugget, of the East Indian 1 •_,/ With the Original Teat at tinted. Ilino, Ss. ed ., cloth. did not realise the English ides of "the gentle lady wedded MI I Ili I De.o.l7.ll.Parebase .. 111 21 . to the Moor," was • superb performance. Her aspect was 34. Ma ITO7II =II ream! 18117&& SO4II, 114 1 i able. This is a far 13-16 to 15-16 prem.; and Port Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 UHNER'S NEW GREEK DELECTUS. noble and imposing. her acting often impaisioned, and her .. too .........LZASE e D tteni TrIZED RENTALS. di n Aga , F r i a , h ave b een b uyers at 14 pram, and ment, however, for it sea s se etes p e s ee T rans l at ion from Grub late Be g liga, sad vocal exemition as facile, clear, and brillisot as it has ever in not the entire capi Into Greek; mango! la • Spinouts Progrweics. By Dr. been. Itonconi made as much of logo as can be made of a ".* io ludistlf.Wmisral 1041 1011 are now quoted 1 5-16 to 1 7-18 prem. included in it ? The &axons thugs Tkird editloo, revised. 12mo, dr. eloti charm:ter which is reduced to MU@ commonplace, and in In ope in s i g g s au rn ag Australian Agricultural shares are stationary at Railway Company in which, as • musical part, is inferior even to that of Rode- . Sowed loChledantul„ 14 MI THEADVENTURES of ULYSSES. A German rigo, which was very respectably sustained by Snigelli. Ilt. Ho 'llsellanimilfulAll= 34 to 36, and Peel River at 11 to 11 prem. North will be entitled to it, Iseilig Seek, will a Sou Greaser and a Vceatralary. By GAS and Tunherlik wars enthestastically applauded ; and 1 (limmiNOUlleetters) 130 163 S 3 II 10kraessear & Dem Fenn British Australasian are quoted Ito 1 prem., and that may hereafter b Art BURL Tweetptur Woodcuts. 12ses cloth, Go. the opera altogether had a favourable reception. of the Upper India OsseadesereseWmeiva $5 14 id Scottish Australian Investment, 2to 21 prem. DR. A. PANIZZI'S ITALIAN GRAMMAR. - me ell I Hartlemed Doellll4lw. 17mo, 36. boon.On Saturday Miss Greenfield, the negro yo. Snead le TL N. IS IN.) present board of the - - Ueda, g a m mas Out it appears 03, slut, had a mantle at Stafford -bouse, by permits. $ e $ e HaUghlby(Llorklidellal 1131 1141 I 100.0 in " arks.l dine three gentlemen ill lit ONION'S CONSTRUCTIVE LATIN EXER- sion of the Duchess of Sutherland , who herself, with 15 W Da 1 dorm ( Otto ).. 64 $7 111 Ili Dai. 1 sista (ditto). 171 111 CISIML kw maim sh e El ea s sets et use Language no • system several other noble ladies who have prominently token HO isl i tesdno sod Greenwich nalyide sod ',wheels thud Sties thoroughly revised. an interest in the slavery question, honoured the I tiosM bloat\ tastens 144 I{l ad _Pe. _ _ Moms 00 Una larls Pith/ tlatUrda7. l to-day. the latter board. A I _ _ all 1$ II pa SI to the propond cone Uso. ila. Id. Sob. - Derforsaaace with her presence, add the splendid ea- 10 20 ItAttie leglesesse (lotto)' 26 t 7 SAO 1 Unglo gostreliantkild all 1 dis par in Northern India OBSON'S FIRST LATLY READING LES- km was filled by a fashionable assemblage. We have 110 SO iLowaslMlOnstsepoCent. 104.000 Ire AegioCslikiralan ( _ Si IllerWlG ~-. IS ISO 10,060 10 tAtistraloslan Don; IrkkfiNFIIf•VNII•IO7I7IL Isawdedstaillaeodaws already had occasion to speak of Mw Oreenteld's r 2 . L i t 41, j L . !m .0., ..! - - 10,,,, SO Clisetraltes L t to Cove. Itarads. Id. eloth. attaiaments; bat we must add that she has car-NON a Australisa Cordillera :. MI IMa Ps33 in ter art .Ina she has " (lewd 1 -. 4.1111114.) os4 • 10,000 I Anolrellaa Freehold • all 4 1 i dig discussed at the met 4 OBSON'S CONSTRUCTIVE GREEK BIER- haatainlYibri:dy,„gretlgt prog ress eof pursuing asks. 1ai1 ... 0U., 7e. Ili is work, ISt& wren lntended Sole anew 'also 4 ~._ ,____,Oared lieWardilli DM. - - Her vol.. is et the meet extraordinary i4 der in erip i t b ion il . country . Itmnet 44 an "al"' alli Md.. 5e,11190 1 Ave Marta all $ Ids 100.eee I enter Ausuallan Coif all I 1 die punies, and by the E torcumstitnces, it is 1 5e,909 $0 tnritlehlron 15.1 7 9nt all rad Ihrenwet= 1911 1011 o Awe s owseeetels e 0,,,,b • is "iii b u m d ur u m it a u se Mamma as • contralto, bat its depth, exceeding that oflo,ooo W 4Bru.linp,OssatUps MI 4 44 of reserved shares 133 book. We mend prisiples of both an Muds& any female voice we have ever heard. encroaches upon the 99 fiersed te l =esstfer 61 W LON. 30 De.OstaesandCalate an 14 4 pany will not take p domain of the tenor. It has immense capabilities ; but its g p g o D o .s ge d s win g, he a ,) - -. 11,00 t In Ds M . delin Del Bey IS 5$ 14 It. LARDNER'S HAirDEOOX. of NATURAL pecuaar guilty renders the greatest care necessary to avoid 23 SS Prsites&W (Ism. Lon. PHILOSOPHY and ABWIC4IOIIY. coarseness; and Miss Greenfield seems to be gaining the &ILW York - -. ISIT 031730 &-Idelhaldloo-.11FderoftWro-E0171.08•-lInvs. smoothness and refinement which ought to be her great ob. 114 1$ ..... 13 . 301 1 a 0 0 • 03 iditt°3••• - - PllO,OOO 1 Onwarsltesek..-..-... 4 i cus i its 11009 40 Wise Omer ............ an - - avec s 1061• Mal G01d........... 1 IS lj ps vaned by a section o piny for the 2nd Ai The imports of the I nairw - denald - G** 6 4111 " 1.1.8 1,4 _9. 11 &__ __ A.d• 111 . && dd. s et to study. The arsistastio of Mr. Sims Reeves, Si. Jules 1111* IM sinlmmm (Imo damp l3 101 116 mono coussc-usa-osaass .wswmia- - filruset Paelhens -. 131 IU • 56 . 4500 fir. . Mtoms of Sag ell 63 IS been large, vessels a TAW Ihmelltr. IN wealimge. Law limo, cloth, M. N. fort, and other favourite performers, gave variety to the gs . pg. D i , man i ategiassit._ 141 IN see 1$ .. pat 74peesene an 76 04 pia train. Our list inch MUD COCItsE - Awe.. nal Nemeasimp. Nub say low conosti- 111 91 fleadfillelliglahlre ( hemd 70,050 5 tEng&AvollohosOmp all $ /1 Ws W ooloomooloo, from faissisnoss. Wee limo. Neap) se Ns. 11471 mm).......... 14 Of Ms Nome , I Great =14 , 1• all 1 Ipm 21 10 61 wa nd s Ow Sp. •,.. ' I o. - .. Alecto, fromm Geelo SAMUELSON'S DIGGING MACHLNE. na se e ms. - - se,ato 10 "Gourd long, from Adelaide ROFESSOR DE MORGAN'S ELEMENTS of ARITHMETIC. ?Mk Dlrnits, with Wens new Amsted's's. 17 me, la cloth. -----. - TO TIM IDITOI OP IRS IMPRIBS. ITC HIES PRINCIPLES of the DIFFEREN- Sts,-I am sure you will not hesitate to correct Tut aid INTEGRAL CALCULUO, Issallerty Illustrated, as error of fact in the report of the experiment with my 23 1 13 Ditto DIM• DAM ..... . as 53 Ot.lloo Witte & Somenag " ' Serest Wisteral (l4 .7 " NW 104 red 103 1 4 PIEFFWENCE SHANXI. MOW 11.446 100.411 c Kos. kois WAS Grand Dods.' Balm all lOsl em Chest Felluels all if 01 Ms Labs Sallieset.....- all 1 I dam 41notres" all 910 Cornelius, from Port in from Malta and A Orinoco, from the W LendialbOalitorn. Geld all i di. "z Baltic, and two smal old 'PPM ho • vaIIST or Ileroll_plis dewed FAG."' with • " Digger" at Tiptoe yesterday. It is stated that it was et. lee Abadan ..,.. _.. ~.. ...... i 92 N Questa CraidngCb ell / $ Bey. Nose, with dignme, Is. 64. worked with six and afterwards with eight hots's. The & ali £ 0 071011117 11 •:20 Per Ct•l && && tomes marksits ell IMs par gars, both from Ne' M. lie Bristol& Issitar4 par Ct. 163 103 a d SNOW 1 Mextsa&M.Neselsen 9 11) 71 id 71 7x d reported this afterno OCHE' S SYST li M of CLASSICAL fact is, it was drawn by five horses, to in the shafts and -- - et. ISO Oalsisina SW_ __-_ - 107 It 9 6J,00t Now Graneds - ... ...-. all par fpa Adelaide; but she i innaucrinta. cam , woo. 4 is. u. pet ve ,.. e. bw _ four in front ; incept in breaking up a cart road along the is IS Choose ad WAIN ... 191 1104 Mute • geireass Meade . Wenistioas. headland, when two extra hones making sous, were 'II 61 Dock 911/911116111 1 IMs 60,00 1 Nowa Inds Illalniand September, and has i LATIN. applied. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, 4 all Danka i Ne vs l a imiirs;: Iseittag II - - die consequent ly brings I. minims MILKS a AMOR Banbury, July 21. B. SAMUELSON . 147,000 Par %.... 1 I die par 2. OVID'S METAYO4,IIO,I4*. seat 1.54 54 fomOrteloa(s7.llo•Ap.C 4. 14 3 Kew S. VIRGIL'S /LOUD. Book L 1I $ ,Da &a (61.)7 per Ct. •• $ Ile ISO& Se ft illa ymasy le; 1 t. PAllll2eO LrnetONO to VIROIL. L CRUM! INVASION of 'Alum ARRIVAL OF PORPHYRY FOR TnE CRYSTAL PA- 7 3 Do. de. (U. 17s) 7 per OS li Ma 4i Itatit.Cos.Esta.,4 p uNol • l If gm Ipn 10, I 'Dine New „... 13 7 • 7060 19 am de Cabs ......... 1111 4 3 The Custom-house 0 0115 K. 1. Lemurs DIATOM' S& Selectiaug. sacs . -A case of specimens of Swedish porph ) i y from thes , Ditto do. N 0.2 1 $ ~ le le Do. New 6 ;Si Cleat Sub 14 154 Ii 90.009 I Aotitti AintrailL........ all iMg pee W 10 no Craft ending Thursday last 2. TUE ODES of ANACREON. Royal quarries at Elfdal has arrived is England. These In so iftat.ll/alosearipgsgp.Ct, 201 111 43,174 11.2.51 +United Merneen. ell 11 41 3. HOORIVS ILIAD. Book I. spectimeng iadade 15 distinct varieties, some of great beauty. 6 $ 'Edinburgh, Perth, sad 70,000 1 Weller „............. all i t dig par and 25,800 ounces o 4. PALMIOI3 LUSO:Id to 110 MILL They have been presented to the Crystal Palace Company 1 i Dealt% 3 1 Poe Ge nt •: - - 100,115 I West Granada ....... all 1 did gate value of rather I 5. XINOPHON.O bIEMORAbILIA. Book L by Mr. Charles Henry Eilmands. St. 100 Great Worthen' pOent WI 130 IMP 100,1100 1 weft 1iaripm9.»........ all I die I. HELODCII.IO% 1110TOILIES. Selections BL 1 100 De. 3 per cent. &trip, es.; IN" 1 Tula ...-................ all I Me of this was despatcht FRENCH. LIn.tRY OE TIIE BRITISH MUSEL'3I.-A Parlia- 1 , doemoble at Id pet. psi 112 114 1111 LATIN. 1. PILMDRINIV TADLIS of ESOP. S. OVID% METAMORPIIO 4 EIL Goa S. VIRGIL'S AN ID. Boot I. 4. PARS2 4 O LIDWONA to VIROIL. S. CADIAJVS LVVASION of nurAni. I. Ltamive DIALOG( ES. Se *diem. 2. THE ODES of ANACREON. 3. HOUR'S ILIAD. Boot I. 4. PAWING LESSuNd to 11031111 t. 3. IRROPHON'A SIKMORASILIA. Do& L t. HIBODOIth'S HIATOILIES. 1 / 4 144U5w0. FRIINCIL 7. SISMONDI : the emu.. of Craig sad Ear. 1444. GERMAN. S. STORIES Soul GERMAN WRITERS. •.• As Emmy ezpletates7 of the Speen, Wee id. Leerles: Walton sod Moberly, Uppw Gowte.etrect, sad 27, LIBRARY Ok' THE BRITISH WM:M.-A Parlia mentary retie° shows that the estimated total number of volumes now in the library of the British Museum is 610,110. The number of volume of each of three sets of the supplementary catalogue (exclusive of three seta of four volumes each, of indexes to long headier') is 305. Each set of 345 volumes containsl2o,7Bo titles, calculated up to 24th June last. These titles are estimated to refer to about 135.000 volumes of printed books. TILE CIIVRCII D THE POLICE.- On Friday about 50 of the A Division waited on Sr Richard Mayne. They stated that, however inektovenient, they were com pelled, at the risk of being "spotted," or incurring the dis pleasure of their superiors, to go to church, of whatever religious permission they might be. Sir Ballard to:d them that he believed some intimation of the kind was disiterni 100 13;. — ipir 1721:iarip, i asimidie at 111 pAt. ps i 74 Do. 44 peemot. scrip .... OLiklaWaaira(l)llettha a ti Wastinia Mind* es Spe 111 OL Wed, relesis.4 pat. 100 Ditto bradamatiellpar et a Lemmata Diann. 1 £O, 111. , , DIM a par ouatliasek 100 UAL* erlira.oaar.ll prat 100 Ditiottrelereadal3 per OL 6 Las.loollWeetara.Thket sit Lesolandarry DOW. 160 all ,LoatesidurrylaftalskAdt 2$ naa.staff.ktiocufl 10 I Do. Nov 1110 I I Po. Le ~ all Ibryp.t NAN, 100 itisilaislOottL/tr.k.t..... 0 Ditto Profiteer . II) Norfolk Salserlow... I Irlll De. ..9 par at. Pref. Oink ..._ an Do.o7R•eneyValloy 1 yet 0 I Do. Debentures ... 100 NOM brffialt ... ... ' all North Staffordshire 100 Osiord, Waressier, a• 0 Wotan., &IL /per Oro all I Me ditto ditto' If 74 pa e obrovallillina.NoirOosz.l 101 104 10 bin owls Magog (Nor.W. Mimi 6 rerObat... 10 • Do. 0 per Cast „. 04 Ilauth Dwell . - - 14 4 11 4 141 Ditto Flied 4 4 per Con par 4pm all fSoetk Messrs (Bastliss 1 I Mut lof L1.Q.11...... , 254 161 1061 Do. 41 per sect. 11l ;110.TotboLto66 104 204 1 die IN [MIL Illeirimillaall lt i OLltaili rif linispitsh.i 1(1 106 11 DIM NIN i 44 21 N TerINNNINANNINa pr 4 /as a 111 114 i 7 ... PI Si 9 41 71 90 101 id 102 103 id Ws i pis 149 131 id 134 137 i Trusiirable b len a d $ 4 n 13 14_ - .4"$ 14 14 1 11 d 151 i 154 par a Pm 114 116 zd IN In ijpas sated during the administration of Itlr. Walpole at the Home-Ake; but he believed it was a matter of option with the men, who withdrew apparently satisfied. NAPOLEON'S BEES. —No one, I believe, baring addressed you farther on the subject of the Napoleon Bees, the medallic( which are stated to have been found in the tomb of Childerie when opened in 16;3, " of the purist gold, their whip being inlaid with a red stone, tile a cor. nelian," I beg to mention that the small ornaments reamMins boos found in the tomb of Cbilderic where only what in French are called flowersa (supposed to have been attacked to the harness of his war-horse). Handiuls of them were found when the tomb wee °pencil at Tuurcay, and sent to Louis XIV. They were deposited on a green ground at Versailles. Napoleon, wishing to have some regal emblem more ancient than the ,)fear -de lys, adopted thefirsoons NI bees, and the grass grosod as the original Merovingian colour. This fact was related to me as an questionable by Augustin Thierry, the celebrated historian. when I was last In Paria.--Froaa Noea mod Queries. SATURDLY EVRNIN4I. The funds to-day were almost stationary, business being stagnant ; but the general feeling in this and the other departments of the Stock Exchange ap peared to be one of rather increased firmness. Con siderable disappointment, however, is expressed at the continued refusal of government to afford infor mation relative to the negotiations with Russia, as commerce is seriously interfered with by the long continued uncertainty. Merchants point to the fact that the only intelligence which the British public have been able to gain in this all-absorbing affair is derived from documents issued by foreign govern ments, and from the exertions of the press. Consols ranged to-day between 98; to 982. The official closing price was the same as yesterday, viz., 98Z to ; but at three o'clock the market was a shade better, at 98 7-1 t to 9-16, for the 11th August. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. COOllOlll, for money, 981, 1 ; ditto for account, 11th August, 98;, 1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, -2, 1 ; Three-and-a-Quart er p er C en t s ., 101 2, 1. /, 1 • Long Annuities, 1860, 5 15-16 ; ditt o , Th i rty Years, ' 1859, 59-16 ; ditto 1860, 5 9-16; India Stock, 257, 235. Exchequer Bills were just a shade flatter, closing par to 2s. prem. Foreign stocks were also quiet, the variation in prices being fractional. For Russian and Sardinian the tendency was upwards. Mexican was well supported. Spanish slightly improved at one period se the day, but did not maintain the advance. At 3 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 to 1 die. •, Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto Deferred, 9 to 93; Spanish Deterred Threes, 23 to ; the Certificates, 6to 61 per cent. Bales are thus marked:—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1011, 102 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99,1. Grenada One-and-a-Half per Cent. ex December, 1849, coupon, 21 ; ditto De terred, 9j. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bends, 831, 841. Portuguese Five per Conte. Con verted, 1841, 461; ditto Four per Cents., 431. Rus sian Five per Cents., 119 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, 96, 1, 955. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; ditto for account, 29th July, 23; ; the Passive Bonds (Con verted, 51, 51. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 1 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 37; ditto Deferred One per Cent., 15. We understand that an agreement for amalgama- 1 tion was finally signed to-day by the respective chair menl of the East Indian and Upper India Railway Companies, in the presence of the Chairman and Deputy - Chairman of the East India Company, and that the terms will be submitted to a general meet ing of the scrip holders of the Upper India Railway Company, to be held on Thursday next. The basis of the arrangement is, that the East Indian Railway Company shall issue new stock to the extent of three millions sterling in exchange for that amount of Upper India scrip, so that the latter company will be merged in the former, to which government then propose to make a concession of the en tire line of railway, as far as Delhi. As the amount of' scrip actually issued (in 20/. shares) by the Upper India Railway Company is about 3,520,0001., it follows that for about every seven shares of the Upper India Company, six shares of the East Indian Railway Company will be receiv able. This is a far from unobjectionable arrange ment, however, for it may be very well asked, why is not the entire capital of the Upper India Company included in it? The stock issued by the East Indian Railway Company in exchange for Upper India scrip will be entitled to its due proportion of all new issues that may hereafter be made. Three of the members of the Upper India board are to be added to the present board of the East Indian Railway Company ; but it appears that the appointment of these three gentlemen is left, strangely enough, to the latter board. Retaining our strong objections to the proposed concession of a monopoly of transit in Northern India to one company, we may also point out that there are other objectionable features in the arrangement, which, however, has yet to be discussed at the meetings of the two railway com panies, and by the East India Company. Under the circumstances, it is believed the proposed new issue of reserved shares by the Upper India Railway Com pany will not take place, and that the meeting con vened by a section of the scrip-holders of that com pany for the 2nd August will not be held. The imports of the precious metals this week have been large, vessels continuing to come in from Aus tralia. Our list includes 49,000 ounces of gold by the i'ooloomooloo, from Sydney; 12,032 ounces by the Alecto, fromm Geelong ; 38,000 ounces by the Gee long, from Adelaide; one box of gold dust, by the Cornelius, from Port Fairy; 1001. by the Ripon, just in from Malta and Alexandria; 518,516 dole. by the Orinoco, from the West Indies; 200,000 dole. by the Baltic, and two small packages of specie by the Nia gara, both from New York. The arrival is also reported this afternoon of the Martin Luther, from Adelaide; but she sailed so far back as the 25th of September, and has since put into Launceston, and consequently brings no gold. The total value of the week's imports may be stated at nearly 550,0004 of which nearly 400,0001. is in Australian gold. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, includes 24,766 ounces of gold, and 25,800 ounces of silver, representing an aggre gate value of rather more than 100,000/. Tho whole of this was despatched to the continent. The account in detail is as follows : Gold coin : to Hamburg, 2,000 ounces; to Belgium, 600 or, Gold bare: to Belgium, 3,850 oz.; to Boulogne, 17,100 oz.; to Hamburg, 1,200 oz. Gold dust : to Hamburg, 16 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 2.3,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 200 oz. Silver bars : to Boulogne, 600 oz. We also hear of the shipment of the undermen tioned sums, viz. :-109,930/. by the Indus, far Alexandria and the East, of which 27,6001. was in gold, and the rest in silver • 1,2801. by the City of London, for Lisbon ; and 16,1561. in English and foreign coin by the Magdalena, for the West Indies. So far as returns are procurable, therefore, the total shipments of the week appear to amount to some 227,0001. sterling, or about half the amount of the imports. As we have repeatedly pointed out, how ever, a large and unasccrtained export of gold is go ing on from the out-ports to various parts of the continent ; and there is reason to apprehend that the actual movement of the precious metals is at present, on balance, against this country. This is a very re markable state of things, when we bear in mind the magnitude of the imports of 4old from Australia. The Emigration Commissioners are inviting ten ders for two ships to carry (migrants to ViLtoria, and to be ready on the 12th and 10th September. Tenders will be received till the 2lith instant. The amount of railway calls falling due in August, so far as yet ascertained, is very small, being as follows: r Claing No. lOh AI liocutatmors. Pd. a = • 32,00(. 1 6 Auk,ln Coal mad Iron ... •• s I t 3-4. 36 . tit Fi1iT5 2 ...L5 1 11.61 414 .:: 11=- 36,.. 10 Waite Watirwarts._... ... . 1 - - 60 Nrklats Amman. Lewd. 1 : 8 •6 U U.OOD 6 BM* i - WiirallimelNlM a ledulime Oempasy 1 - - lope 1000imada .... ......... 321 70 110,000 vOrpial Itiaial .. .. $ 112eprout 14.1.000 .I . lomslaa Palate el AOMM.. 2 § 3 pla. It, 21111441264 .-.20 1 I§ pm 20,0 0 UMW O lsi a l itvlo66ea. 14 - - .... Owaami 61 S. teapping Co.. 14 - - 6.0 0 20 MO 111441rowt Omar . _ 6 - - 10,000 14 Yagialima 111. Itionsime.. 4 - - 60.000 1 3 eMerd PaMattgeeasVael al - - 60.0.1) IA Nalmelima Imml _. . 3 1411 s Ipm 73.00 2 Y.B. Noise Coalamd latem. Num N 64130003 Oa . 1 - - 111,71! 1 North &MU Amtnisisa all 1 i taa- -65,000 1 Do. New . 4 - 26.0 10 4 orth of Europe 81a4M ... - 7§ - - 121.410 6 Pee' Meer Load & Ulakend 421 16 It PM. I "OM fi.' Peninsular a Oriental 1t... alt - - 10.00 f 10 Dl. d 0.... _ ... 26 - - 60. 2 Penland Intl Oampeay .. all - - WO, 10 Nord Mail Memo .__ _ . 40 - - 106,00001 1 '•:e.t.tlalt Auor. !.,.chat all 224 Pm ia . 12• 4 31 is 3oailt Aaanglaa UM.. - 25 40 41,1 al y 1 Oubmartwe T 10000 Ya Diummer= • f 4 161 114 11A1122 . FOR THE AOL TWILIT; r;kdy, 1~ ego vbr la THE TRANSCENDENTALISTS. Dedicated to Use ►ublic. By Agana Gram. " Asa sow at este I tear We veil swat."—Byron. 'unreel!, 213, Resest.sUest, L -edin. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, P ILL Or.labz. Azd.wayirwal. wad Ong!ail, la. imadi; by lash 1. WHAT TO RAT. DMIIII, AND AVOID. N. 1.11C70111 TO TOMO W. 131. MOW TO II WIT. SOUL AND 111TBICAL WOOTWINI I r LW& 01l erECLL MIMES. va. 1113 unnnuries Of WILLOW LIM VIL DWILOWI Of WINT72I. z VLNA&T DZILZNOMMIN Tu Ty ODNIWIPATIOW, Imb emus. la. z. ENDUE& arm led IKOTCII 1.1.KE8. ITDEOPATII7 ; OR. THE COLD WATCH 14= filwftwar.row; Ilwastrow; Wan W. awl all beeibbisraiwabe.w. Clwerzzli, W itilleysymbabzw, 'be wwy M bosszbel baby ma lb Wl l• Si 116 a d Sli i I 1 Sudo= done today. itzo j!.I 1 ,6 im The Irish Bank returns fur tho four Saturday, July 9,1853, are as follows: !(me and Title. The Bank of Ireland The Prortncial Rank of Ireland The Maim banking Company . The Northern Hauling Company The litter lianktnk company The Nat:onal ItAnk of In: The Carrick-on-S.lr National She Minuet NaUotal Bank c Ireland Circulation authorised. 3,7:18,4214 917,667 281,611 243,440 311,079 761,767 24,064 66,426 Total Average Circuit- Clot. 2,71.1,936 731,3.7 346,903 206,265 631,102 773,064 Total Average erneunt of Coin. 14,630 726,610 213,614 139.743 36.1 63 77,701 100,160 6,t011 8,256 41,055 Total I 6,334,494 I 5,173,618 I 1,451,191 These figures, as compared with the returns for the preceding month, show a still further decrease in the circulation to the rather large amount of 192,3401. ; while, after a diminution in the bullion for the three or four previous months, there is an increase this month to the extent of 30,764/. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. Business in the English stock market iii very quiet to-day, but prices are strengthed by the improved appearance of the weather, and a slight advance has taken place. Consols opened 981 to 1 for money, and 981 for account, and are now quoted 981 to both for cash and the 11th prox. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 1; the Three.and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 1; Bank Stock, 229 ; Exchequer Bills, par to 31. prem.; India Bonds, 245. to 28s. prem. Foreign stocks remain firm, and in a few cases a fractional improvement is observable; the transac tions, however, being generally limited. Mexican Bonds are quoted 291 to 27. Spanish Old Threes mark 471; Swedish Loan, 11 prem. ; Dutch Fours, 971 to 98k; Russian Fives, 119; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1011; Sardinian, 931; Portuguese Fours, 431 to 44 ; Callum Six per Cents.. 1041 to 1051. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was an increased supply of English Whect at market this morning, and the bulk was sold at an early hour at an advance of ls. pit qr. upon the currency of Monday last. In foreign Wheat the transactions were not extensive, but the improvement noted on Friday las; wan fully suppr rted. Barrel Flour was Gd. to Is. dearer than on Monday last. Barley sold on much the same terms as last week. With increased arrivals of Oats, it was as much as factors could do to maintain former prices. Beans and I'eas sold quite as well as before. Al/RIVALS INTO L1M41,014 F/tOll JULY 16th to JULY 2Zr.L Qrs. Surksk. forteb. favor . i „. nost 1 7 73 49 26349 Barley 626 I 200 I 16242 Oate 1292 2.41 10440 9770 Malt . 4187 19 Flour, 24S0sasks and 6194 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but most articles appear to be firm at Friday's prices. The follwing sales aro declared for to-morrow :—Sugar : 200 bbds. Biirbadoes, 8,000 bags Mauritius, 3,000 bags Bengal, and 100 hhds. Porto Rico. Coffee-400 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 800 eases Tellicherry. Cocos-160 bags Grenada. Rice-4,000 bags. Saltpetre-200 bags. Bombay Cochineal-260 hags. OILS.--Seal, pale, 331. 10s. ; straw, 311. 10s. to 321. ; Drown, 30!. 10s. to 31/. ; sperm, 881. to 891. ; head-mat ter. 931. to 941. ; cod, 341.; South Sea, 341.105. to 371.; Olive Gallipoli, 67/. to 89/.; Spanish and Sicily, 631. to 841. palm, 381. 10.. to 391. 10s. ; cocoa nut, 401. to 411. 103. : rapeseed, pale, 371. to 371. 10s. ; linseed, 291. 15s. to 30/. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with more business doing on the spot than last meek . DohJere are firm, at the annexed quo tations, vic.:—Town Tallow, 50s. nett cash ; Petereourg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 6d.; pct. to Dec. (new), 51s. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1532. I IMS. Stook on hand Casks... 33,899 13,173 18,743 Delivery last weft Do. from Ist June Arrival hut week 1, 1 ,0 316 311 Do. from Ist Joao Price T. C. per owt. Do. Town Arrival for the week ending August 2 last year, M 7 casks, and delivery 992 casks. The arrival l►st week comprised 15 from Australia, 267 South America, and 29 from other places; Total, 311 make. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pau/Eden and Smith report that theacct;unts from the Hop plantations continue to come contradictory, but all agree in stating that there is a great portion of slack. bine, which makes but little progress, whilst some of the best is still full of vermin, sod likely to go black, partic s limly in Mid Kent, where mould is also showing itself. Duty is still estimated at about 140,0001., and the market em very firm at late prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 18s. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton 171. 6d. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d.; West Hartley, 17s. 6d.. Walls End Horton, 175.; Walls End Haswell, 19a.3,1.. Walla End Lambton, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s.: Walls End Teas, 181. 3cl.—Ships at Market, 99. Market very brisk. • es, pain of a sharp I t S t p e o p o h r fy n r u i t ; r O ly P ai E o ltA ut T b l , ON"— iiii N g lr fe . u A dea B l, picking description about the region of the breast , some time past, sod experienced considerable days since consulted Mr. J. Little, surgeon, of Devoripurt, who was of opinion that Mr. Stephens most have swallowed a pin or a needle, or some such thing, and advised an ope ration, with a view to its removal. The patient consenting, an incision was mode, end presently the cause of the pita by the employment of forceps was skilfully and quiekly re moved. It was 13un,1 to be a small needle, It was com pletely discoloured having assumed a black hue. Mr. Stephens is now doing well. REMARKABLE ESCAPE.—On Monday, about mid day, as seven or eight men and women were engagel in haymaking in Mr. Cockeram's field, they having observed the storm approaching, stuck their forks into the ground, and fled for shelter. The had hardly left the forks before tLe lightning struck and shivered roe of them into pieces ; it also threw the haymakers to the ground, although they had reached a distance et 10 or 12 yards from the forks. Fortunately none of them were hart.—Derby Mercury. weeks ending