The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-06 00:00:00

‘ ---) :-••/. • i. 4• • • -,7 311/79r -e" [ ... 040 - am , • e id. .. 140- ' l ° • Ir. ' ': :••• - "e• sa. . a„,,,,,,,...terinomitifir-- ea ay. - .115•••- ",...-- . /.1 4.... .L.K. - einat 1 --- _ , I • ..• • ......____ .._ • . _ . • • #teb je ~ . i-- • No. 1, 854 .] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8 , 1852. [THREEI'ENCE. ::.-- 4 I:i I.INNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, AL L WH 0 11 ANr E TRI E D RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. The comparison with the corresponding week of HINES. I. Prioneameet, Bask, Lendlos. eic. I. is .7 • Sao mend Ist Spesiel Aet of Parlament, 4 Viet.. ven.ll. . w. • _ THIS DAY. -,.._ a inMISDAY ZVI/IMO. The English stook market continues depreescd. 1850 is shown to be extremely favourable, u there is an increase both in the aggregate and mileage re- THURSDAY EVENING. .. Vol. 110E1a AI EN ANDER- eleckheath Perk. I v... i 6 - ..,0 - . • ' ' 4e . 5-T ! "' - ' Consols can scarcely be said to have undergone any ceipts. At this period of last year the Exhibition There has been a moderate business in mining c '''''' ' sPvis 'AIWA tIV THIS INSIITUTION. ."' - i 8 • 0* . a', 9 , • The railway market has been extreTn:iloy°hCergio- further decline, as the price remained quoted 991 to was receiving its sixty thousand visitors per day, so stocks to-day, and the market is steady. A further 1 , 11111 \ .1.1.1 IMO • I ralltivill. ice. . - - -- - -- day, and prices of all the large stocks have &Alen rise has taken place in the shares in the United .I..b.corwuh. tit used to the mooring al lease er Debts. awl 100 throughout the day, both for money and the 12th that any comparison with the tra ffi c returns of that e. - 1„ , •,,,,,, .s.r. • Pulley may be required be • temporary tara.or . Into To •it from 11. to 21., and in some cues more. At the pre- • • ' August, being the same as they left off yesterday ; s t" ..- `, but la huh may be ieepi up, is asawasser, throughout TIIK BEAT listnettee IN TOR WORLD. sent moment, however, there is a partial rally. but the other home stocks were more sensibly period would of course be calculated to mislead. Ti ' l Mines, purchases having been made at 5751., or 25 1 . he .11 c tette i I ;.: .. si ti r,-erase , ~.,„..„..., ~,,i 1-4 aue tent of •he Yost Mee* Asocial Pre. Bestlemeo. -At Om emerge several friends, on, hose Introduced (.....".:*;,•- .....- ..{ •. 04 he Uri ....1 fits f Premium. Wag g,.,1, 4 4.4 PARR'S LIVE PILLS am Me* families as a medicine, I have eals• ..., 4.3Mlng pewee isles to•day up the Three-and-a-Quarter INT Cents , to 1031. This the Crystal Palace was finally closed to the public, buyers at 6001. There are only 200 allures in this ow-- - .'.',...1.,,,.• tho 1...1i -y become. • eallii. milted them toe strict (*mini analyels. la order to aseortaln who- - . 1 .4 Pd. I 2•11.11•Ta. yestarday. to 4 pm, latter price shows a fall of }per cent. compared with the contrast with 1850 will form the guide to rail- mine. Sales have taken place in United Mines at low the •hui , , Ptil ..4.1,1111 l.a lo use I M. Uwe they contained any ef these sate, useemrial ad other mineral •-•-- the lowest figure of yesterday. This stock, after its way shareholders and others who are in the habit of 575 ; East Tolgus, 20 ; Wheal Cupid, 8; ; Tamar watching the course of the traffics. tent ....4,...i ii, de oho( Ow %vowed. If be die be!oeo preparataons new to comassaly inumblesd to many advertised ". 1" tbeedssa - - -____. 3 /1 2 3 1 Consols, 41 ; Mendip Hills, 255. ' W .'', , we'd Way, trit to the airuesid hlsweit, if h.• atlas matteines. I beg to soy that i dad them not tly %-f Wag noon, 10 ile .0 11 . 1 11 1 11161 11 1= 4 11ma si 0 The gold mining shares are neglected. Liberty s a ' simt ",'. ll . ?h ., ~.yhtitinS • proehnon 6x old age with as maurnars swedes' to the public be their 'lkea and lillap:ictly, and, ea stated ... _,. ....., ...,_ late marked rise, is naturally more sensitive, and The return per mile por week is sub j oined: 18)10 shares are flatter, commanding only 1 to I prem. by the propretan to bs really tasile pll's, OontalaiN4, as they do, ' " ''''' '''''`"""'" allisueWall'l' It Il i . . thus the reaction is easily explained. Bank stock 1852. 1861. apes .1.. meekly but what is of vegetable.rigin. SI U INdessasikialatsbita.o London and North Women' £95.79 .. LI2B 55 .. C 101.30 The Mariquita (New Granada) Company's shares ~,,ege.'s I.soolrtlaar SWF...was also rather lower. The influences in operation upon Lancashire and Yorkshire....n 14 .. 6 7. 8 9 .. 6,6,16 have been introduced into the official list at the value Dub nhed for ti o pug,. of alflofoind to garrote as rotten the I ma, pottences. ioor Method His tot. 42111041111.1144103 4 . 6 5.H1 di 11 2 i as 141118 IMI.E. Asalytical Chem*. 1. 4 . 4 5 w oormi s l2.4ll".ll"lk2Sl a 4o4 , ... * C i 3 1 • the market were similar to those of yesterda 78.32 .. 68.89 of 4 ' dis. to 1 prem. oases •' k oi ss 'lsla. n educated and .arced is ate , by ermiring the additional details relative to the American fish- London and South Western. 63.40 ne ars.. ----.' t • 0 , 161 , MO ..t the parrot: death. and 5. br po nd until a T. ROBERTS AND Co., s , . lin 41 4: . 40 1 . erg dispute being canvassed with a good deal of in- LonGreadtonWseillidterl7righton 50u .;41, snail . rain hie I lot 'ear, or, if a daughter, her 13th DOLS 111101PILIOnial• 10 all Claw me 11.616e.a . :s n Ile Crans-soart, Elsetmtreet, Leadtaa. 10 an Owe ad guess ... .. Is* a as 102.53 .. 110.74 .. 99.42 by the Grand Duchy of Baden Company at so early tercet. It is notced, however, that the United States South Eastern M 96 .. 82 29 .. 68.65 7 7 4 , 41 . ..$ ;eel 1. , .. see At any tier esesmutable fee thew hell value • if so 13 Dalian& UMW hew il 4 stook markets were firmly su ted, which would a stage of their proceedings has rather improved the .. *ow I.n g ain I tors muds*, ague*, UT so enter- Sold by E. Po'crard*, V, 11l roars taurettyard; rtaresy and se a s- 1 , , York and North Midland 33.79 •.. 30 21 .. 38.83 ste•ls ,bee. - Varriligii.44frol: Haien and 00., law CbUrehy .11. I...torten; and -- --- Di rb d i n imi d ug g"* " "big . : Is es . certainly not be the ease if any very grave intcrpre- Great Northern Mme„ ,---..., • en , fraka , Ku .. 68.80 ~, 23,69 market, the price being par to 4. prem. bills A 551 t MUTUAL LIVE. AteIoCIATION , by sawn reepecuble demises is talidesear. Me", 130., 2s. 9d., asd u a L A mo m ass s;:a i, tation were put upon the " difficulty " between the 47.91 .. 45 84 .. 49.17 We understand that dividends will shortly be de easily paste% I la. awl. Midland Chester and Ilolyhead 44 24 .. 46 22 .. 37.41 clued in the Alton and Tineroft Mines. I, l'unereatma, Han. Lucid*, esd 1.80114, .„ I'm , won.i by lo r Mammy's Royal h a lters Palest. Ann.' &so: nof peal!" - ap,4:01 in tishictulo of Mt current - - 111 1 , Wars are # lel 1 __ _ _ M all asissra MINN A.. to be gaining ground that the depression is chiefly Bristol and Exeter A. pilaii , ll•. THIS DAY. r i,...a , le %ht. entitled to pvtiolpsto In the eroflu afte payment of DR. CULLEN'S SUCCESSOR. Don LIL a.) ~_ lit 7 r the result of speculative action, and in a great mea- Eastern Bounties & Norfolk 61.75 .. 60.92 .. 62.01 Ix, ee'vs, a ..1111.111.115a1om• a:cordlike tO the tame s l rates am ___ _ IS all UM dais a sad e eft , t 1 IS ell But . 71 11 4 174 IS 174 I sure caused by the position of t he account, the settle- The returns on Scotch lines are as under : Two o'Ccocc. heal. DUBLIN, Tau btIiDAT liiiii4lNO. 4 . . 11 d . 4 ii , u i l ku j i „ merit of which is now approaching. The " bull" 17552. vow The gold mining shares arc rather flat to-day, with very little business doiug. Nouveau Months 1 .„ 6 „„,,,,.. , ..-04 kw tarry three moot& difference of ago-not, a. .. .....1 2 1:... ow. 44 ercry whole pot wily. The election of a successor to Dr. Cullen, as Roman set Mem. mete . . so 41 Wakes, who have hitherto been in the lumen- Aberdeen a. MO allabirsa sal eargew .57 49 Rada ..... •4,41416 are uottd 9-16 to 1 prem. ii,. two tr! gig- grad" °°"""""ni eau'er" .. . /..'! /be Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, was heliyesterviay, IL IM ,s ii, an maw aaa ea coofident, asil have sisters g±‘r waned deatk w "ama sauna. the .runs 5,,,,,, ...sous .nt of the is-Alla. when the result turned out to be as follows: at. IN ,r - ..- themselves anxious to close their accounts. To- kelfutinir - gii aad Glasgow • 4,179 .... 4,027 it 0 „. „ aw e evens ~ i. item on Me Vil Atoll WV a reduetion Mom The Rev. Dr. Dixon ....(Dignissimus 21 votes iii: I : In.• ii.enst . ... $0 41 46 " 794 $4 43 day's list of actual transactions is subjoined :-Three - - , MMus ' &Mum o.ii ;• e ..ot. lemma& in t' e present year's premium es 161 policies The Very Rev. Dr. Kieran.. (Dignior 19 do. 1 9- IN Da i 19010 j, 111099 - 119 lil 119 per Cent. Console, fw money, 991 100 • ditto Total et twsr ..evelt ye We star tutu. for account, 100, 991, 100. Three per Cent. Reduced, yesttarday.,:to-elty A r..ts.l .4 I . lll(t.q . ia angular, 41.117 tt 7 reelote. The Rt. Rte. Dr. McNally .. (Dignus 7 dale ' 4 4l ' . 1045 .11 et ' ealllh o iso mo m ." wal ‘ liglh 411 1 1 .... ~,. The Irish returns are; - Ap .1 the mug. 4 tamely was ilidoilted in the pane. so a ',ammo. sal o w s u b . " . •.* a il "? a: . " .... i"J 1001, a s 1., 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1852. 1851. 113 °. (11) " 1 60us Frt. alLe .l'i 77a 1} Nedn.: ote,slisals trammeled Is all ea " fa th e ir wo od., -- - tel 111 MAU& .._ ... .. II Is pea 1041, 1031, 104/. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16. Belfast and Ballymena .... £Bl7 100,000 la. knob Californian -. alr. Ipm ____ .... . 13 lOU 50 Asturian . ...trail lila, , urn Ati..) 44. 100 IA•1011111111=11 Tilllllllr. Sit 11l 31 1 iI NI Bank Stock, 231. India Stook, 283, 286. Londonderry and Enniskillen.... 319 .... 185 10:000 10 Amatralasien Il I Lf*"*"" 11 C"'11'411" arm 7.&i& I" Pariltir ' ait " in TILE CHARGE OF DEFRAUDING POOR r, If, it Ste -i.., 4 1 se. The unfunded securities were steady, with rather 2.53 .... : 11 " Cork and Bandon au g; . • of rouse. ~ nue% seer Sown Yearly Payments. __ - 10 ell tomb Ilsetasts__ _ .., .17 ifl " more business doing. Exchequer Bills, of the March Ulster 1 11,d 55 0.00 I EMIGRANTS II, • itit..1,....‘.....0 ai si lli i Belfast and County Down 290 .... 262 30,0•1.1 I Ave Maria all 1 I 410 onetime , Snauall Amig BOK Clese.l t. 100 Los-llMWskarn. Cow 107 lei lu7 461 issue, are quoted 765. to 795. prem.; ditto, June, 71s. The accounts received from Holland state that the 1 " °1 ' " laataar•na itaa sad Cal all • • ••'.._ t ; c r use rent Age, Pe, P i n y *WY ' 4 , .IM aaa,gmig...v..a. 117 1176 tor s 6 41 16 to 745. prem. India Bonds, 911. to 945. prem. appearance of the crops in general is good. , The 1 16 00 6 ,: w oon 30 20 1 Bri lit o.. itiell Ush os. A lron ustralia" ..d _.-.. c ..71.. , 4 36 1. 1. 3 11 -11 11_ - ." di p 4 rust kw he- THE AUSTRALIAN GOLI) MINING AND re is Dente , a mess .... sit Si sit - sews 'mem& r W ailia ' alum aim.ln foreign stocks, the transactions were of anlo,ooo 36 Brasil. lasp.Oanat **** pm. 111 31 31 Sven. I. )0 II EMIGRATION COMPANY. K 13 Be. Was 4' Sse 14 to 1 lei.eiess,ilSia ix 7r 0,. ordinary character, and unattended with change in ly exception is rye, of which the uantity will a t oug the qua ity is excellent. On the b r e l less I h h 1" • „_..-- - ,-- - MANSION 110U8E.-(THIS DAY.) St. tee Condom a nouth.Weeteri 934 se4 $44 44 4 price, except for Peruvian stocks, which were flat. - - ,n.. a S S. , Team' YAP. a. I. a6d.a 6 r. SO 121 lie. 4 3 0 ... ... , I 4 die w h o l e , h owever, the yield of this crop is expected to 710.000 I Corm% Omsk.. Brazilian scrip marks 21 r i m., being ... well.i 0000 all= .... ..-- 4O to 41 xd 23 ois 7 I 2 ■ BO 7 1 470 II 3 At 10 o'clock this morning Sir R. Carden took his seat K , „ Ds.. sue _ .._ _.. t 4._ a s be equal to the average. All other descriptione of o lt,i'r e * iI 9 a.l 1 6 44011 4 on the bench sad proceeded with the inv. stigation into the Si all Leadmierryk Remnant", 141 134 SS I 4 II 10 1 711 4t 0 . 4 2 ! sileged frauds committed on the intending emigrants by lit all aseas s ass. sad Maass 331 3 supPrted. S a ke ar° " car a " u ' ciao.. :-.--- corn promise an abundant harvest. The excessive ' Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 51. Brazilian Old - - es 15 2 I 4 ! $ I4 && 1 " - T • M d Company The crowded 41 . IN ..131.Hcoolnidi. 33 S 4 33 1 3 i and continued heat seems to have had a good effect 70.°°' 4 l e eng l . a t e /Dietrallas Coppea all # # di. 41 114 lii ID 140 s • is s• is 5 ripe. ontague au court was St 111 Ds. 4 Iliiel. L'Moo 3ir os Five per Cents., 101 j, 102 ; ditto, Small, 102/ ; on the t l 1 h • - ss 7li 9 6 $ 41121 n II 111 9 Mr. Sleigh appeared as counsel fur Montague, Mr. Dick- r . 4 1 00 0. l ial m ‘ Ds. ei. .. - .., - „,,, - ,. 4 7 , 3 1 44 "1 75 S i ii ' ditto, New Four-and-a Half per Cent. Scrip, 2/ disem have a b een discovered in some ports, the m ow Growl Deity afeaden all Par i 11) 36 • 1 4 - 1015 10 les as solicitor for Tripe, and Mr. Parry, Mr. Robinson, si us gig.o. ~i,,,,.,41 4 - - weal. ; ditto Five per Cent. Bonds, 1829 and '39, tubers sound. 11.900 Orem Telma* ali If 16 pm 100,600 lelheety r^ R. F' )STER • 2 .•id•m/ r / Uleter• and Mr. Baliantine, as connwl for the alleged directors of sm a g rolig iu go o pad, - - 1021. Buence Ayres Six per Cents., 78. Danish - AN DILEW 12.47‘09. ......an. 107,000 Ulm Bathurst en 4 r die the reputed Company. St. MO Weentarbet . ... 47 40 . Five per Cents., 108, 1073. Dutch Two-and - a-Half Mr. Charles Pearson, as City solicitor, on the part of the a 13 Newport, AbergamineyTHlS DAY. 30.000 Loh. tte..alUOr,O.Qta.C.CO. all 1 1 Co 1 i t.riox.ti. ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT CU. lOU, said that be had made inquiries since the sit- sad Berelsei. mll cue per Cents., 641 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 98, Two Wilcock. ift ' °°° Merigulta . - - 2o,we 1 IlleskanliSouthAncericas 9 42 5 "." (' I'V' It 7 ' 91 ' MatUa... " (* . Trafal g ar ... V an ' tang of his worship, and the result of those inquiries was , la:. ten 74 l or "' l .7 s ana aaa " Th ' i°6 2 s : :# /. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 91. The English funds continue heavy, and prices to- so,noo New Granada . teat he would confine himself to two sp.!cifle cases. The 20 15 Do. 1tew420.: .;,. .. 9 8 Ala Mexican New Three per Cents., 25, 1 . Peruvian day argain lower. Consols have been sold as low as A".° 9 ° sioaveaa Monde Ite icioymen. of money with 'hie Association, which ass est.- ISNoocc Tort Philip I 1 ma is $.„ 61 „-• I $ l, „„ 4 p l a p ec a n , to c uisif, sesam e pax a. very reepectable L fentlemen whom names have bees used as SO V. Marian r.itatiaa * Uslon if 21 Ms Actives, 1001; ditto for account 17th Au gus t , 1011 ;99 for cash, and are now quated 1 worse than yes- pp o 00 wets.. '., tn. ia.tpliamipi , sl of the Orient, ad the provident ear. directors of the alleged company tarried out not to have begs * OD Borth *Rah ... 314 312 51 # IQuarts Reek all par her - I 'be 551. , ti1.4 tins. or the easeesenit7. a d amide an oopor- connected with the prisoners at the bar. He had, there- S all Sort\ Ihmena • Dot .,. :I " die d ditto DeforredThree per Cents., 60, 61. Russian Four- terday, at 991 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced 7,0410 30 wattage deCuba lO2 tl4 :22 laity '..r reall. no t"e highest rate of intere e itdisideel by fir•t-etra fore, to withdraw from goy prowentios of the alleged di- 4 • ' o ' ;;:•• • 116111brdsbirs... ..._ 45 z 111 # 941 and-a-Half per Cent. Small Bonds, 1051. Sardinian mark 1001 to 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per 4° ." 405th Aullill" Ntile I ria Croft 7 IS 131 131 I swer.io", i n sal ois abate ire nioney is cal Five per Cents., 951, 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 1031 to 104. Only a limited business has 43.174 14. 2152 091991 Mello= bo „.„ 40 „,,„ 1 ,,,.. 0 ;0 „ A ,„,„ 2 ,,,,,,,,. ~,,5 , t . ...,,. ~,,,,,z , ,,,5 t ree ton. lie might say that it would be too bad to fasten 10 ih somisaisma 1 1. 4 1 j u i4 44 4 444 all , 4 21 s u• u„.,,h t ,. on ssosoo .1 inns sos ~,agc■.ise, to well so tae rs • fraud upon gentlemea who had merely gone to the offices. 17 a , 4 0 044 4, m 0i 3 0 ,00 ma w , 24 ss• sot 13 1 I Cents., 483 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., been done. Exchequer b ills and India Bonds are 100 , 000 1 wen lisrloss ..11 4 ii. par ps 4 fir, A,O 1 Yüba t, b are berms by Ws Depertmeal, but aga i nst whom nothing more could be substantiated. If It. MO SestasitOnersi ... .. 74 75 221. unchanged. r.,:., 1 .,..“.,... " ..i tie berlit ' s• brought to It by Inmetnient Hamm. there was anything against those gentlemen in another 4t• re butt* UMW ... . U 34 Vie hare heard reports from several quarters of an There is no change in the prises of foreign stocks, 13i ail louses Rim s Clam A 11/ 111 4/ 1 634.• 0. - ,nice. 0 . 1 1 X"." " 1 / 1 4 7 the entire limits yielded b 7 light in connection with the reputed oompany, they of 91 9I De., Oho B.- el el el alleged intimation, from an official of the Mexican which remain very meetly°. !{ vanish CM Throo. _____ __ _ 1 Oat , •ItI.I hie fr.. , 6,60 e 10 * • tiny ki te d - 44 11 miraitMl‘ "kb 11 ° reels wn.31,1 hays to answer it , but . so far en fraudulently . - - -___ ..___ ... __ *:_ . • . - - I I Two o'Ctocx. The English funds continue heavy, and prices to day argain lower. Consols have been sold as low as 994 for cash, and arc now quated I worse than yes terday, at 991 to Z. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 100,1 to ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 104. Only a limited business has been done. Exchequer 13ilis and India Bonds are unchanged. There is no cheap in the prices of foreign stocks, which remain very inactive. Spanish Old Threes mark 49; ditto New Deferred, 22 to a ; Mexican New Threes, 25 to 1; Brazilian Scrip, 21 to 21 prem. ; Dutch Fours, 98 to a. :keilkike&Weetlese UakK Wan. k &Ova. ilkews.& Sm. Clam A I Da, am IL-. . Ihreirvbsor & Ikirefor •lirsrobin wed Mow 81 i I 1111 id 1841411 744 4 44 1 61 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. N.VIR)N.kI. ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT I\ .r. oN, 7, St. blarlin'ap'aee, Trafalgar.agenalm ▪ :r.l..tmen• of money with this AllOoriatkill, moll* we nip Ward .n M It, on a plait peculiar to dead. Malin ed. the ourplus cipi: al of the aillueot and gam kip t •he Cl .oho of the 001010UDIt1, and amity veil, highest rate of inte . rztj or al,fte Inc Dooley 4.121 ▪ m o ans .lepnrit..i with the asmeon, Glar 111611111.0 gum on cravat of life sou th, al ad Os gramtd tasattement, which are borne by Um la the Wein. le brought to it by nom. tame. Depictors enjoy the cadre prig ib mr to :pat 1144fuetion t f any bind—as ogler In.totsttnn, ember pub.ie or priest', bN Mee ▪ yew. hairnet or Doidend, 4 payable halt yearly, to hams me Mg. Capital Stock StgiknOß Ike (Nobel Rat Is slug. thee diminct eiginale Ibene the Dep." or.' nue k to the Ineeetiornt Department. It amilltaglio. w.tb the rnenoni Fund, a parent's for the engsgemesta of the Lament gee, -eel ha• here provided u order to render the .cony of the Meted oomploto. u DRPAITIIIOII'. Tho Deportment enalw..cee a comprehmative Sad leelliregnia4d Ipelem of Lie Aeranam, with malty Naafis sad important un portments. • tnformarina and Faeosint may be attested, on applkotion at tbe Deed timer of the Amodigioa, ar to the reepeetiee Agents, Ihrombeut the Vaned Ki 41001.1. MOILIIIBON, Managing Director. N.B. Applications tor Agencies may he made to the Albumin leoeux. irICTORIA LIFE A IS. King_ 'CHANCE COMPANY, _ _.lty. IstsMasi MIL iIf.SJAIII:I HA Dn. n Costains —THOMAS lIMIT. lleh. Chnire Osldon, Esq. W. IL Imam. Ns* dowse Dewey, hes. Mb Inn Dean V 44 , r./LL Aka J. P. Groot, rag ,1. LS. I Chinn Iti tsh. Assn I.Jdoond, Goi. Drill SUM. Sidney Gunny. F..q. OW. Ildlloilmi orksy. Lg. The bootee. of the Company 'abeam. tower iimiplos of ea town . ed with Llfb Asrareste. TM PriOWWIS Mr liniesobb and as. be Nod gauntly. boffin:ln at ollimilts. Coto slowed at swain of th. Pprolum 1111 dna. an half the Ihtsi.ne be Rte Jean. as Minn him so kat 01111 doh of lits 11..Lterse to most of the Carideo dims/ *Ong pommat of say ntra rwairm, and the e. 4 • Is as Ire ma Wad MY in pm. bib ...nonlife is Ammo Peno• soy be nude atialen Ilialalk& Gnat bonbon Ono lw Ws AWWWWllfirallidlid MEWL Loon an made to Metopes d itgaltak lott**Mtp Ea lab lo ~.i., fn. —sin to P•bey-moreat will' ermispimin Parma /sofa tag-Rites or M pee not. of Ws ssithe Prolts an isgempubled lo Aram• nn Res nicht Sean. Moms as prosslorlr rtiortird to the mew Pritipfte=id. li L 1.1.11124 RA T, THE DAILY NEW 8 . taus= Maralaa Papa., prise Sd. Ms Naiad orww. the D ttLY NNWS Is at wee r Ow Lt. Sins Ilea. at Ga &IWO. adyucatiag free wwwww, luswieW Nor, all • maid .ad pfactiad reams, wbolhoi WOW. swoll, wa t, _ _ . Is the ettest sad ease of Ito General Neirk—t• th•essimmy d Its Me R. pmy in the mtplik truthful. sod Impartial limmter of tt• Frew 'RW . .IE...W. sod Is the wiled meeuaplleridtMYtMl le- Mas:en coat oned i• Is. City, Ittultro, NMI^ Oft =summed. It e mem • more demilifillst et lakfflog dra u/ Orr pea— r exl.e.,eely early “port of slippOig la So Liner by every seeelmt mul tM may Rift NYS* Itapid, •1 Wm% anywhere. I▪ t *timers mel to Weiss, s• MtlK Ss illy ppm MIN the °Tome eellach nemle.l sad has slimy m•IMI4 Ore* Ile Min= iikulteseuee adentmeoents. bayous is dotes by do loot Mora of *sops NMI Lr Po pot Itio to the Muffing Los RPMWm. 17 lila t will be wee that this raper (the ys•siba y mil the. sYs/ lean., del is eve yew. bean Its Om obi* sompstboro .• Ilbrpo bassi. Ibtaa.so CHIA. ICUI m"..•,..K . - I.l. — eas MI NIN, 11.1.LD IikILY N1.%4 1,411.- Tlwc , ntarard Inaintni UM of als pease it Iblisubi Ilpinlon rrcvntly rammed by • . Tbe • 1,-WT Year. la dr y=t r rill a' dr Ueda minisi ana, F r.. the art it teak WO gramd mil elbeld dea—mps. .nun: ocauvetr.ly that eamenalive itheraiira vials la dee In•b. , oonb. of Easing ; odd alrescly, with lid ••••di 5n0:,..• .4 the tioddlad daily yra., aad id& Or Wpm *lank, .Jf alvertivainais—ant Is the i .—aitafted ley say irtr p 110 T, ne politleal don than aireeepeatts add Ms eanderelal laireare.. T. b; on loved aes lailadke la the klagdom ; at el Do toilet, 10, Boat riestAtmt. Leedom. Pikt EN)RT on the STATE of the CROPS. —The A1.k14 11.11CI:AL GAZWITE aadOARDENZR.s' CII KO .. LOt TO M. , KiIOW will somata a fall Report of tM Prato a( the gr.ld thr^odatut the CouitOi. Ord rof any no•sorader. A lin& Ow nil be ter t ..n 5ec...44 of dr portage 'tamps.—Mee dog other- IP, eats. I, Upper Welltagtoo.troet, Coventiraedea. ASTEAMER BLOWN UP : TERRIBLE LOBS LIFE-Peal foliar t oploaloa M w Mout. Linryoul-Ezecutios at Ti. Milmisass-4 lbonoir Blrlwi up : ToritOr Low of 1,16-14sulso1 One d Kailas Soon rotrordasory DIMON= fc==llloiMmW -Itsti to M. U. IMMOom M Mud .1411 l• ; st. Malmeo ll =lONIONbONIVOlooss; 116 . 0 . •b.•• ; Komouti tho lIMOMWS Bork. ba,-.4 1)"6 4 wow out. hi. Throat Cut-Fatal ritituwhoof Mid= fa OM CPi. Morikr-lUca b by no -A lionibb MINIM St tlerat,4 -Or dors Riots ina n u setr-PlwiticE Orem Fret Odom at lho 7rtirtcy.l.l Pilaw -Decth from Exotesommh-ErobwoMM Vs. Motif Letter. for inicoding Endorania; LitalaiOno Mown mi SRL VW% ; Advior to Emigrants of all Omar mod OccupotitWo. Mc, FYI w ' , mad la LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEW BPAPEK • frhDAY. Amur* 5, EDITED by DOUGLAS JEKKOL.D, which b polLichrd every firtiryoy night In time kw poni, sad olitcloo • /om.. rd Orr, Price only td., goo hew. Mid thfor pew'. titooP to 'Alward Lloyd, dadoearyorpeco, Lanisk and ressi•• oft airy as • ••••pla, wonky of say ifirciwoodor. • QOUNII and WHITE TEETH are not only in to diales•ehiy requidte to • interior ht both war, het ter7 are pcultarlt appreciated through llto r • Mi n t( Mehl, cod dame b. lbe purposes ot Malta awl hirievllr. Am.SR Ike 'wise* tier tried fur the wpm ROW LANDO' 000nro. re l'Ztill. Y.Y7IYrItL . elands usrivalled In its capability of 'abr. JAW. put dying, sod morning the teeth to t• e latest period at Mr. it •t.l .outut to mediate an tartar end coecretkoe, nod bo rt a Pi - rl-.lbe • Mucus. to the ensinelltd •uoMe. made allots of Yel me the ti. meter the mum Ors and red, and thaa Os the mats 0,0. to du tea mare; and train its ar onsue irfoerr Imparts net hie-v Alwi purity to the breath. Price lid. 1K• butt. Caution. The ..ede d Worland.' (Moro" are on the :abet, sad A. Rowland . 4 to, Flatted warder," itairraved on tot powernment stamp e wit ha. 10.141 by thew sod by &toilets sod perform. ji THE OORGET Patent Self ", adiseting SAKI% a ot.t Mint q.,11 euy d•oug ahlf L and by a simple W eiml sof the µdenten, adjtsta lora to all Ite.•einents of IM body, - bo.b back ,nd test, caber saltine, Sabo. i.e Price Swaths, tla tisibitefol Wrabasd, 42.. the half elses. row ELLIPTIC COLLAR ',quite unkiuth in all *apes, sill Patent Itiaola Fasesing, I2'. doe deism Tb. Paw PAW% COLLAR PASTX2IING sea be attached to any Cl.. for. opevAing hatetoe fecal; ata lest by pest tio restipt et 13 postage .taind Ike Waled Prko tit, with diortloao 0. r. .1•33 7 1stior to he; . ; "" • 1";1 tw I'''' Albest, ont ttrded i - tho 't 1710131 1"*. 006111-otrot y hil4llllll OA, Looks. At 10 o'clock this morning Sir It. Carden took his seat on the bench and proceeded with the inv. stigation into the alleged frauds committed on the intending emigrants by Tripe. Montague and Company The court was crowded long before the arms! of the magistrate. Mr. Sleigh appeared as counsel fur Montague, Mr. Dick ies as solicitor for Tripe, and Mr. Parry, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Ballantine, as counsel for the alleged directors of the reputed company. Mr. Charles Pearson, as City solicitor, on the part of the proscewioa, said that he had made inquiries since the sit ting of his worship, and the result of those inquiries wee, that he would confine himself to two specific cases. The very respectable gentlemen whose names have been used as directors of the alleged company turned out not tohave been connected with the prisoners at the bar. He had, there fore, to withdraw from coy prosecution of the alleged di rectors. Ile might say that it would be too bad to fasten fraud upon gentlemen who had merely gone to the o ffi ces, but against whom nothing more could be substantiated. If there was anything against those gentlemen in another light in connection with the reputed company, they of course would have to answer it; but, so far as fraudulently receiving •noney in conjunction with the two men at the bar, nothing whatever could be.said in support of such an allegation. Mr. Robinson, on the part of Mr. Brown and Mr. Let wick, said that the only thing hie clients had to complain of was that their names had been used in a nefarious trans action, of they existence of which they had no knowledge until the public papers announced the application for sum. mosses against the two men at the bar. His clients had attended here day after day, to render any assistance in their power to further the ends of justice. Mr. Parry, on the part of Major Hawke, said that his highly respectable client had also attended the court every day. He had nothing whatever to do with the company, and was much afflicted to fi nd that his name had been made ass of. Sir R. Carden—l am happy to have to my that the gen tlemen whose names have been made public are entirely exonerated. I must also say that, though they had been stunnioned to appear, there never was any imputation upon them in the matter; and it was to their credit that they had come forward to assist justice in arriving at the truth. The City Solicitor begged to observe that, with regard to the poor men who have been induced to part with their money by the representations of 'the prisoners at the bar, it was a cruel thing that they must - have to suffer. Ile had no funds at his disposal to assist them, and he hoped something would be done to enable them to emigrate under the mist ime of the Emigration Board. He hoped the gentlemen through whose names the poor men bad been induced to part with their money would mist them to their destina tion. Mr. Parry, on the part of Major Hawke', said that that gentleman would willingly subscribe ten guineas. Mr. Robinson, on the part of Mr. L'stwitch and Mr. Brown, said they also would give ten guineas each. Mr. Dawson said ha would give ten guineas, and Mr. Owes, scheme, and Captain !Smith, said they would give M. each. Sir R. Carden said he would be happy to reeive subscrip tions for the benefit of the emigrants in question. The in quiry would be productive of great public good, inasmuch as it would prevent similar frauds an future. He hoped the public would make inquiries for themselves, and not be led away by great names used without the consent or knowledge of the parties. The City Solicitor said be would proceed with the MO of Dowland and Jones, against the two prisoners Capt. Lean was glad to find that the gentlemen whose names - had been used by the prisoners had freed themselves from a)l imnutation in the matter. The Clerk having read over the depositions already made public, Mr. Dawson, solicitor, deposed that he attended at the ellesof the company on the 2nd of July last, and Maier Hawkee, Mr. Lutwitch, and another gentleman whose Masi he did not know, were present. A friend of his Mead Baster was present ; Capt. Smith and Mr. Green wood also were present. The prisoners Tripe and Mon terse were not present. No company was formed at that meeting or at any other time that he knew of. Cress-examined by Mr. Sleigh—Was Ant introduced to Montague on the 26th of June last. lie was introduced by Major Hawkes, and the interview took place at 6, Austin friars. Mr. Greenwood nd Captain Smith wets present daring the introduction. The prospectus of the company was produced at the interview. Had seen the prospectus before that interview. It was brought to him by a Mr. Hadon, who sometimes acted as witness's clerk. Before the interview Major Hawkes had spoken to him about the in tended company. Had so spoken of it • week before the th of June. Witness was then solicited to become soli citor to the company. He was asked to become solicitor by Major Hawke', whom he had known for years. At the meeting on the 2nd of July he was not present longer than a quarter of an bout. No- thing was then said aa to the terms on which he was to become solicitor. Something was said about bending out Montague to Australia as mineralogist, on be half of the company. Never saw (prospectus handed to him) that prospectus after the meeting, but sew one which had been corrected by him. The correction was made at hie office. Before the office in Austin-friar was taken some negoeiation was going on about using his Aloe in Great St. Helen's, and Major llawkes wished to take his place for the office of the company. Witness agreed to become solicitor, but the company was formed. Cross-examined by Mr. Biekley for Tripe—Knew of no other meeting having been appointed after the meeting on the 2nd of July. Never saw Tripe until he saw him in that court. The prospectus 1 e saw had no names of directors. The deproitions were then read over, and in pretence of the witnesses, and some cross-examinations ensued, but the evidence inehiefwas not affected. The clerk said that all the depositions being completed, the case for the prosecution was closed. Mr. Sleigh submitted that an far as Montague was con cerned, there was nothing in the charge made by (lowland implicating bins. The case of (lowland applied to tbe prt eoaer Tripe. The City Solicitor said the nee was not strong enough to support a charge of conspiracy; there was enough to com mit Tripe for obtaining money under false pretences, and Montague had enough to answer for on the charge f the emigrant Jones. If anything should arise making out a charge of conspiracy, he should give the prisoners ample notice. Both prisoners said they would reserve their defence. The prianners were then e , remitted to take their trial at the Central Criminal Court for obtaining money under false pretences. THE AMERICAS OCEAN MAIL STEAMER FRANILIN touched at Cowes on Wedrevday, on her way from Havre to New York, to receive her 'English mails and passengen from Southampton. She took out GOO tons of cargo sad Ito passengtre , which will yield about 7,0001. in charges for freight and passenger fares. DEATII OF Two AMERICAN IItSIJOYS.—The Ame rican papers announce the death of two prelates connected with the Episcopal Church of that country, namely, Dr. ' Ilenshaw Bi•hop of Rhode Is/and, and Dr. Gadsden, Bishop of South Carolina. l'i.usoura.—Great quantities of pilchards have been t Ara on the coaat, and at the close of last week they were hawked about Plymouth se low as 3d. per hundred. Lam numbers of mackerel have been seen in the Sound, and a great m .uy were taicen. Most of them hove reached the Leedom market. i4I I. de lay 101 1:1 I:1 fat. 10 31 721 13 30 10 4 UvBl II li h ,V 71' 'I Us 1 Eli „ 14 14 ii $4 Ili Ili U 0 US W ii 11. 1 1$ 3 4 e i.e SS 111 - - .• ■i sq 152 114 131 US 41. 3$ 114 101 10111 SHARD. lad la N let Igo 36 14 si 1f gat li l e l pm 141 14 16 : tel 16 111 141 6/ eh 1 pa sd Ilia 3 pfs 131 4 14 11 111 in is s 141 1 id A pla ni 1074 1 1 I 10 SE ra4 24 pa II 11 114 / 141 ig si T ali Par 108 168 I 64 i I Pa 111.VIATIt 14 II fl s dis II IL II If :si par I 11 S i a Si 7 - 211 *34 IS. 10 101 pu SS .17 441 s. ihreislibe U.N. Ms.. S. C. •d Dzlally Whoa por S i ort Auldh Maw Ltr tl4l 111 Vale a Mali . Waledlied sod iiini6a Waturbril sod WeA Orwell - nw Ihmealler 1 DiAll.N.lenbir .. 1 Teak me !Carib Illdlane Lams LIAUD •T -I" Dittevu is mi. 3 &WM .11 — lagisi t — irisTaii.lore I' Arta, Waht, awl Dab* anik" l 7PLArwithsesr. _ .(loond to GrootWoolora :M eithoutagoomie. (loompl Ile Onstilholoos Beidestoomlik• (Ism/ iv ladsabli.Weiris • Lamar°l=Latallfiti. pima to os. Northers) _ . t Dros fore.l 11. ( 8•114 lealreat W &atom afilleadiellierkkNklid la D:1 aims (ditto) .. Do. arm pima) .. Ileallad ( Midlase - (lessed Islima pis% pane, iittp I;Zolieteia74fekeWe (ImmllesNwhik) fr . lignea 1111616(11 I — Tew - r — liaillhans= Oft &epee& wt. ......_ (Irs.ls tra. asi Yang. ess* Malbtailie• (WNW is Mr. WOooor s Moo (land to Ditto Dille DIN, Wilts It Nowlin (lOsio4 to Groot Welton) Abadan Ditto No. 2, 7 pr Bri.tol t Exeter 1 pr Oolocloolon LIO jetwoter awl Uolybrool Dllptille t Pert!). sod Aber., I ea; Vs; i isero. elo.11.) '7 pm Ct: .C00.tat0.,3 p e.,N0l Ditto _ 40._ No. I .IF);:iteir I orThoot. Farthierds4o. 4 P.Ct Ziot lam IlpC. or. re. Ildlalosab. Penh sad Damask di pa t;rt Over Poilielni pram Do.rOLltodeorobletat (NAlLstWoolia(l)Zirre OWeet.lNahlbateei Sp Ot.Werora. lard it pat. lamb. la Das rffe. i_poL tindoillaliwaors ahm i Lawatallyntha la Maiiracause. ros.Nel Ds. Now SIO onsimi. Digs Ttalstssas. - .:..:—.. Karla Isisessam . Do. t .$4 pet east , lee Wercerter. and Wm., It IS. II par Osst Do. do. do Ilin.l II mouth Di per Cent... . mwit souk T. ♦ per OLGos Walrrford York, froircant:e,* Bar• ..... 94.Nurtk of knor.pureh FOREICIII iCharkseet.ed Frqsells rige• sad Berns:as East Indl.. Great Indies Feminists.. ud Janntina of P . - ii - e;Ci;i4 De. Dumb (let Irmo) ess. Toned Imo Stash till Illay,11153; ilve is 1137, at per °rot. lawnelmr, (Itsilway) Mr is Antonl4 . Mw Munn, alid Us.. ... Norther■ ul Ina. . „ _n: twi. a ~::.~ or.. ..a P00na,.. .. a M. moi Lyon. Palls soil Otimos hub el ito Purls orl ntr.repirg rem gal Ham NNW. el Ikons . 'Masi! arm- TIIIIIRSDAT Evan MO. The English stook market continues depressed. Consols can scarcely be said to have undergone any further decline, as the price remained quoted 991 to 100 throughout the day, both for money and the 12th August, being the same as they left off yesterday but the other home stocks were more sensibly affected, the Reduced Threes receding to 1001, and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, to 1031. This latter price shows a fall of 1 per cent. compared with the lowest figure of yesterday. This stock, after its late marked rise, is naturally more sensitive, and thus the reaction is easily explained. Bank stock was also rather lower. The influencesin operation upon the market were similar to those of yesterday, the additional details relative to the American fish ery dispute being canvassed with a good deal of in tercet. It is noteed, however, that the United States steak markets were firmly supported, which would metainly not be the case if any very grave interpre tation were put upon the " difficulty " between the two governments, and generally an opinion appears to be gaining ground that the depression is chiefly the remelt of speculative action, and in a great mea sure sassed by the position of tbe account, the settle ment d which is now approaching. The " bull " who hare hitherto been in the aseen now not so confident, sad have shown anxious to dose their accounts. To . day's list of actual transactions is subjoined :—Three per Cent. Consols, fw money, 99Z 100 • ditto for account, 100, 991, 100. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1,1, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Centip.,l 1041, 1033, 1041. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 16-IS. Bank Stock, 231. India Stook, 283, 286. The unfunded securities were steady, with rather more business doing. Exchequer Bills, of the Mareh issue, are quoted 76e. to 795. prem.; ditto, June, 71e. to 745. prem. India Bonds, 911. to 945. prem. In foreign stocks, the transactions were of an ordinary character, and unattended with change in price, except for Peruvian stocks, which were fiat. Brazilian scrip marks 21 prem., being well supported. Sales are recorded as follows : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 51. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101$, 102; ditto, Small, 102/ ditto, New Four-and-a Half per Cent. Scrip, 21 Fem. ; ditto Five per Cent. Ilona., 1829 and '39, 1021. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78. Danish Five per Cents., 108, 107!. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, MEcuador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, exican New Three per Cents., 25, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1001; ditto for account 17th August, 1011; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 60, 61. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Small Bonds, 1051. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22 W 1. e have heard reports from several quarters of an alleged intimation, from an official of the Mexican, government, that the administration will at present be unable to guarantee the punctual payment of man than a 2 per cent. dividend; and the report tai already had a sensible effect upon the market. 'The committee, however, we learn, have never received a hint of so infamous a proposal, nor can it !avowal from any authority in Mexico competent to move's so important a matter. That the bondholderiwouill for a single instant listen to a proposition of the kind, after the repeated sacrifices already made by them, is imply out of the question, as it is known for certain that there are men of wealth now la Mexico who have offered to farm the custom!' revenues of the republic at the sum of 7,000,000 deM per annum, and who were exceedingly anxious tin, the bill to that effect introduced by the mamma into the Congress should pass. The fourth part of this sum (being the bondholders' proportion, assent ing to the terms of the conversion) is 1,750,000 dole., and as the amount required to pay the Three per Cent, dividend is only 1,500,000 dole., it is clear that Mexico is without excuse for her want of punctu ality, the mere Customs revenue, as we have repeat edly stated, being amply suf fi cient , if properly applied, to meet the foreign dividends, without the government being required to contribute anything from the other revenues of the state. That an idea should be afloat of any further reduction of her debt being oontemplated by Mexico, ought of itself to have the effect of urging the committee and the entire body of bondholders to earnest action. The committee, as already intimated, are at length moving, and it is to be hoped the case they will lay before Lord Malmes bury will be such as to enlist the efficient support of the British cabinet. -- Anonistthetnieellaneons transactions are Lon don and Westminster Bank Shares at 32 ex div. ; National Bank of Ireland, 191; Union Bank of Aus tralia, 453, 45 ; Crystal Palace, ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 83, 1; ditto new, 381 ; Royal Mail Steam, 81, 801; Ebro Canal, 4 to 1 prem.; South Metropolitan Gas, 21 ; Madras Railway, 2 1 to 23p. There appears to have been a rather active demand for American securities this week, in which railway bonds have participated, but micas have not ad vanced. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission by the steamer: Zadeesaable. Dividends. Priem Darted Mateo 6 pee CI. Ode. 1162 Jan. sad July 97 96 Ditto 6 per CeN ... 1 , 68 Jan. bad July 103 i 104 Its 6peva. Insialleek - 18117.1948 Jun. and July 1084 109 Do. per CIL M da. ... INS Jon. and Judy 1066 101 Sew Tart IYl66pertke. 1833.1860 Quarterly 97 9e PanasyleNda 6 pre Ct. - Feb. and Aut. $7 66 Du I Ont. Nods 1522 Jan. and hay 954 - Oil 6x Owls . 3pirCteter -1868 Ap. and Oct 109 1064 M v a b r i t is rdepurCt.RlNAlds. - Jan. and July 97 N 6 per Oast. Beads 1886 Jan. and July 914 100 lientrasby 6p pr Cent Thenneen 6 Fir Ornt Cordell per Ct. IL Bonds 1874 Ireb. and Aug. 113 116 Abney Oft 41 per Ct. [Ms. 1570 Feb. and Atm. 06 100 Ibrien Clay per Orate 1838-11163 Awn and pet. St 93 MEOW City 6 par Cents 1537-1643 l A i ratr O L . L I 964 974 War York ClirperCt.N 163.8-11370 Quarterly 93 - 1 bliadelphis sad Reading Roll. 8.4. G per Ct. Mart pee Bond. lBBO Jan. and July 53 II New York and Rd* Seem prr Cents., let inert's", 1868-1569 Nay sad Nee. 103 101 Me wren per rent. 2nd sortgerre Ditto Seven prrCenni.,Cra vertlble Mktle .5 OW ral Eighty& Cl. Cenvernble 011939 Nonlife.? preens 1583-15111 Jen. sad July 931 54 Oblo Central seven per Cts 1561 Feb. and Asi. 90 - The traffic returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1852. 1861. 1860. London and NorthWestem..£6l,6o2 ..L66,560 .. £61,492 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 18,497 .. 17,653 .. 16,012 1852 1851 1850 Londonand South Western.. 15,486 19.130 .. 14,388 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle, k Berwick 14,974 16,374 .. 15,402 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,184 .. 1,838 .. 1,739 Great Northern 12,808 .. 13,879 .. 3,389 North Staffunlshire Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock. Chester and 11 Iyhead 4,192 .. 4,380 3,640 Shropshire Union 638 .. 589 .. 482 Exeter and Crediten Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,29.3 .. 1,193 .. 1,249 kt anchevter,dt South Junction 7P5 .. 591 .. 614 Birkenhead, and Cheshire Junction Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Shrewsbury and Birmingham 820 .. 679 .. 766 Kendal and Windermere - South Yorkshire South Devon East Lancashire 4,980 4,538 .. 3,951 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,666 .. 16,399 .. 16,748 East Anglian 713 - The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking out the lines) are as follows: ate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mils. 1862 1861 1860 30 TO 1 Ilie I us nil U U le I LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For AsoonaG II Unmet. 0011.111. ---"---- ---- N U UM 7 30 MW MW MU *Mel !,a0...1et,. 174. 23 Kemp A 6 per OM, :4 ._ Do. Mu .... i r leerier, Bands Ave.. Disk Sher~ l4 3• ... PAIII/I, 5.-13e. Germain, • Venaillee (right Yak), —L ditto Mt biak), 3sl 60, Paris ind Orielme, 1,10710; Pans and loans, NO ; Imam and lime, 373; Memetheo sae RAM% 410; altruism wed Bele, 307 69; Northers, We 60; Peri, ad eire.bearg, 010; tarts and Lyme, 760; Lyon. and Mime" We ; alcatereee and Tromp, 231 11; (alert 670 , Dieppe end Yetniap, 1/3 le; Perim and Peemu, ; Bordeaux mid Teem, 101 l 35; Biros et St. Dialer a Gray, 365. MADRID, JULY 31.—Three per Cents., 461 p.; after Bolas, 44 c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 221; after Bola, 22 5-18 c. Debt (let clam), 11} ; after Bole., —; (2nd clean), 51 ; after Bolas, —. Bank of St . Fer dinand, 103. Exchange on London, 60.35 p. Baautt, An a . 3.—Voluntary Loan, 103/. New Loan, Four-and-e,-Half per Cent. (1850), 1041; ditto (1852), 1041; National Debt, 95. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, 109 1081. 1 PARIS, Aro. 3. I 1 140 1 Mar. Opening 11 -- - 3 per Orr i 71 to re 13 44 per Cents , 104 30 BM 30 1 1 per Cent.. t 3 per Ower - ... —. 1 ... ... 3 per Cento. New Ler - . 6.44haire on London : al sight. 15 27 adr4a 200(2.11140 102 Wray Naples I 1131 Da 41--. . - ... 157. 11 Pledenont 3 p.Ct 97 25 7 rerun Da. 1, 1012 - ... See k d DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, A 0•17111? 6, 1832 The state of elm Weather at each of the following places at Mao o'clock pliMmisy morning. The statutes are snouted is a• of latitude. 0 - o — auess — ril Wind. v air lo. a Nom of lino eternal Reatbr. Puremnu. LW. Pacorwr~ tw. Li. y:,:r. btarewsa TAIOIIIWVIII W. S.W. &W. etre% Orem Pm* Breast Strome Drees* Mods Brom Straw Hams litscog Brawl Ocala time* I MEM Brew Oestlit Breeze 1 Aimee Breese ' Partielly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudy Partially needy Partially Cloudy Cloudy Parually Cloud, Omura iViiatly aloe. THIS DUX, Nome. awns of Wlsd. Otrooirtb of WWI. Nato of the Weather. Strom Now. Shower). The returns from the following pieces did not reach this , Alta in time for publication yesterday; they therefore Manta the state of the weather oa Wednesday morning at nine °Wash. LW. OIsWIMISW4• Partially awe*, Miaow ...... LW. MOM Itinwe Cloudy 11111.1111• Al Papas ...—... SOLTRIMI LW. tisitie Mawr Partially Moony Principally Clair WwWIT ....... P.W. Owile Brew Partially Owl* Drown Partially Cloudy fur LW. Wise Prase Partonly citony Burma LE. Omdslara• Partially Coed, SOLICITATION OP CIIRISTMAB BOXES BY POST max.—The following notice, addressed to all postmasters, sub-postmasters, clerks, letter-receivers, letter-carriers, oost messengers, and others, employed in the service of the Post-office, has been issued by the Pentameter-General : The attention of the Postmaster-General having been drawn to a practise, prevailing amongst some officers of the department, of soliciting Christmas gifts from the public, his lordship desires it to be known that be considers such • practice as objectionable in the highest degree, and that he is resolved to remote from the service any officer who, after this notice, shall be proved to have solicited from the public any Christmas gift or other gratuity whatever. The Post master will require every person attached to his office to read and sign this instruction.• BATIDI AND WASIIIIOUSEB.—From the return. issued by the " Committee for promoting the Establish ment of Baths and Wathhonees for the Labouring Classes," it appears that during the month ended July, 18.52, the re ceipts at the air metropolitan establishments have amounted to 2,7681. 6e. 6d., ag inst 1,608/. 3s. 4d in the same period last year. The number of bathers was 199,034, against 104,856 in the corresponding month of 1851 ,• showing an increase of 1,2621. 2s. Id. in money, and 96,079 bathers. In the same month of 1848, the first year of the " model este. lilishment" being opened, the number was 7,934 battlers only. The country returns conticue to furnish similar ea tisfactory results. Whilst their bathi n g and washing have increased, the increase, great as it is, is small compared with the vast numbers of poor families to whom the benefits, social and moral, of these estahlishments are of the greatest importance, and who would gladly use the baths and wash houses were they brought within their reach, or in other words, if each district were supplied with one or more of these useful institutions. SOUTH DEVON AND TAVIATOCK lIRILWAY.—Tho surveyors have been engaged for the last three months in selecting and surveying the line of the proposed railway to the Moor. This branch is intended to diverge from the company's main line to Tavistock in the vicinity of Plym. bridge, and will piss near the Boringdon mine to the Lee Moor Clay Works in a course of four miles. The plans and sections are completed, and Mr. Ilawkshaw, the engineer to Lord Morley, will meet the engineer to the company this week, to settle the details of construction, end arrange for the immediate prosecution of the works. The engineer, Mr. Bampton, has commenced the parliamentary surveys of the main line,which will paas by Bickley, Yelverton, and °moven to Tavistock, nearly in the route selected by Mr. Brunel In 1848. TILL AUSTRALIAN SWAYER STONEY did not Sail front Plymouth until the 40t, instead of on the 2nd, in con sequence of some slight regain which she required. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat at market this morning, and the weather being unsettled factors bad no difficulty in obtaining rather higher rates. Foreiga Wheat was in more request, and an improvement of Is. per qr. wait in many instances obtained. Flour was more difficult to purchase, without any decided advance. Barley and Oats were both held with increased firmness, and the turn in price was against the buyer. Beans and Fees fully supported Monday's quotations. e2lltlvaLB INTO LONDON nom 2nd AUG to 6th AUG. Are. Andlisti. Blotch. Irish. Yemen. Wheat......... 2EO I Barley 6O 7310 Oats 670 I 5260 I 6040 Malt ..... . 2150 sates; knee. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. &msg.—The public sales are large to-i;ay, and progress. ing without spirit. The result of the week again shows decline of 6d., with but a limited amount of business done. The refined market is also a shade lower ; very low brown lumps 449. 6d. ; grocery fair to fine, 4.55. to 475. 6d. Corn s.—The atrial order is now published prohibit ing the mixture of Chicory with Coffee, but no penalty at tached until after the expiration of three months, which is considered an unnecessarily long preriod. The market may be quoted Is. dearer. Large public sales are now pro gressing, with a steady appearance. Tes.—The market has been dull during the week but prices are supported. Currox.—The market has been firm but not so active as last week. SALTPETRE.-1,800 bags wen offered, refraction st to n sold 279. to 2135. ; refraction ilt bought in. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally have been inactive this week. SMITHFIELD MARBET.—THIS DAY. W• bay. a fair supply of Bouts and rather a more cheer ful trade. Monday's prices are fully supported, and in a few instances exceeded. The number of Sheep and Lambs is smaller than of late, and the weather being cooler buyers are more pleutitul for Sheep, hut for Lambs trade is very slow ; quotations for both remain unaltered. Although the number of Calves is large, there is a demand for them, and choicest descriptions are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland, 318 Beasts, 1,750 Sheep, 412 Calves, and 50 Figs; 300 Beasts from Northern and Midland, and 116 lAilch Cows from Home Counties. -- itir - Wiirs Tr iTy: ;..1..7 - i. 1 Pot stone of at& .. 4. .. 4_ Bent Sco4o, Hosforilm.. 3 6 3 8 Big Una 4 1if..00.. 00 0 0 0 0 DialtElbort.boree 3 2 3 4 lint 1.4:090•001. emceed qualty 119194, 2 4 210 . Do. 410. 9born i a.. , . I 11 1 8 ' loraued wood quality 1 8 3 4 No ... 143 4 1 Do. do. Mora 90 0 0 Beat DOs . i . 11 . 4ii- 1 ;;;I: 3 1 4 0 140_ ....b. ...__....... , 4 4 I Hemoo at im1914, 912; damp sad giasabs. JACO : Valves. 111; PION M. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to day, and prices are well supported. Town Tallow is quoted 38s. 6d. nett cash ; Petemburgh Y. C. on the spot, mss. 6d. ; October to December, 38s. 9d. ; January to March 0863), 39a. 3d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. _ . _ Holywell, 13s. 9d. ; Cowper Hartley, 14s. ; Walls End Riddell, 13a. 3d.; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. 6d. ; Walls Bed Adelaide Tees, 16a. 6d.,—Ships at rearket, 100. DEATH OF MR. GRANGER, M.P. FOR DURHAM CITY.—It is our melancholy duty to record the death of Mr. Granger, the member for the city of Durham. The melancholy event took place in York yesterday (Thursday) very suddenly. The hon. member had been on the northern circuit at the Durham amisee, and arrived in York on Saturday evening. Feeling himself unwell, be resolved to remain quiet in the ancient city of York for a few days, hoping that a relaxation from the excitement of business would be beneficial. Ho consulted Mr. B. Dods worth, a surgeon of considerable practice, and he continued to improve under his treatment until Wednesday, when • marked change for the worst presented itself. be. Simp son, an experienced physician, was called in, but the disease baffled every effort, and yesterday morning, at 8 o'clock, the hon. member breathed his last at Scawin's Hotel, near the railway station, where he had taken apartments. Mr. Granger was called to the bar in 1830. He was a Queen's counsel, • bencher of the Inner Temple, and recorder for the borough of Hull. He has represented Durham in three parliaments, having been elected in 1841, and again in 1847, and a third time in 1852. He was an unsuccessful candidate at the elections in 1835 and 1837. The remain/ of the hon. member will be removed from York this (Friday) morning for interment in the vaults of the Temple Church. SUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO RAISE TIIE DUCHESS OP KENT S it. Yesterday a successful effort was made to raise this vessel from the place where she lay in midchannel, between Northfleet and Grays, and which hod become a matter of the utmost necessity, in order to remove the obstruction caused by her to the navigation of the river. At low water yesterday morning, all the preliminary ar rangements having been completed, the chains were fas tened down and shortened as much as possible, and a fresh chain secured to the mainshaft of the engine, in lieu of one which had broken the preceding day. After the tide had arisen to some height, the vessels were observed to move, and the whole flotilla drifted slowly away with the tide and wind. A distance of about three quarters of a mile up the river towards Grays was thus made, and having got into shallower water, the bottom f the sunken vessel was found to touch the ground, and no further progress tout(' be then accomplished. On taking soundings, it was found that there was 10 fa thom of water where she lay, being 3 fathom lees than where she had been moved from. The neat step will be to bring her into still shallower water, and gradually towards the shore ; and, when placed above low water mark, the eked will be cleared out, and the wreck made water tight, in order to be towed up the river into the repairing dock. To aid in these further procted , ngs a government lighter from Chatham is at hand, in addition to those already engaged in the undertaking. rXPRESu Vtd . -1 %ft!' S %lAA; 94 SI 70 SOll Ili $4 11l 10 4 1114 101 U U Of /If Alt If If n“ 11l IN II 107 e 104 4 Ile NI • Shi i