The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-02 00:00:00

. t t * 1 : T l 3 rt 7 , . __. . [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. week's balance sheet, shows the following re sults: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,631,50 Decrease C4"': Public deposits 5,532,113 Increase 916,282 Other deposits O.vernment securities in banking department.... 13,118,010 Decrease 5,900 Other securities in ban Ling . _ department - 13,703,389 Increase 4,4L8 Coin and bullion in both departmenU Seven day and ether bills; 1,313.394 Increase 16 349 The Rest The Reserve The changes exhilited in this return are not out of the ordinary course at this season. The private de posits continue to diminish, and the item of private securities is little more than stationary, proving that the Bank in the week in question was still under bid in the discount market by the other dealers in money. The increase in the treasury deposits is eon -1 siderable, leading to the inference that the govern ment are collecting the revenue as promptly as pos sible, in view of the approaching termination of the financial quarter, when heavy disbursements will have to be made for dividends, official salaries, &c. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegrr.phic express :—Amsterdam, hun.day, closing prices :- 1 Dutch Four per Cants., 94 7-16; ditto Two-and-a-Ilalf per Cents.. 631; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 13.16; the Coupons, ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 48;1 ; Portuguese New, 35; ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 7-16; Mexi can New, 25; Equador, 41; Greek (Blue), 5:4 ; Granada Deferred, 9 11-16; Peruvian New, 82. Paris—Closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-liall per Cent. Wilms, 100.80; ditto Three per Cents., 75.10 ; Bank Shares, 2,655. These prices show a considerable fall. Vienna, Thursday—Five per Cent. Metallics, 94 ; exchange on London, 10.47 offered ; Bank Shares, 1,429. i -- • ~..' ' ;01"*"10 7 ; 0/4:1‘. -41 . 7 .- Z ~, ---"/ r e .".. , . r "se, i5......-. - ic.as• • . 0,41M07 -44.-/L -0-e t d - xl3r.el, " ---- io. 2,141. ] LOAN DON , SATURDAY E V ENING, JULY 2, 1853. lc BRITANNIA WM A/38UltANCII COMPANY, ' IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN ItAILWA Tr. 1, PrlMeratiget. RION laolleas Iklakltard autt.t. tau. ie 1 3 : Satwerp and Rotterdam If Of dla DUBLIN, JULY 1. FitIDAT ErENINO. 22 1 3 lOtolcree to Graimessac i 1 1 din F.,..vered by apssad Act .4 Pari mama, 4 Tiet., esp.'. The returns of yesterday's polling id the Clare The railway market has receded to-cla ;partly from su s 10 8 Itlta Heig r isz lero tm :as t.n arq j tion w uter ti l i i 4 3 ni ;;,,,,,-met. omen ALLIA7IDEIt, Blaeltaratti Park. ..• •01l grew:n I•r -mar:la Loam or Debts. election, received in town this morning, are only sales, but mainly in symp athy with the funds and rlO i ttilon and hessaeoll - 111 re. ha , •*` 6 " ... ,i/ 4 utai , i4Al t 11141114 Ara 444411 year. front three oat of the fi ve polling places in the with the general depress ion produced by the mins- ?, e ' , 1 ,11 1) 0.:22 h{ : 41 ' :: ::: .1 g .4 ,d,„l. E...... , - , ..-„ 7 , • H . M, -t. af"tirr • ; - dm% "...11 ,.. ...ty te.• Ore'ssiss. p l . um* coun•y, namely, from Ennis, Tulle, and Simile proved aspect of the Eastern question. The appre- so i I 14 I Jae. estrus:l I .• ..t.IiANNIA VC II. ALI. i YE AMOCIATION. bridge • and these give the following totals : hension of unfavourable adviees from the East natu- ' 6 (3 '" 11 ° 414 •° 2181 ' "I••• 1 1 2 't ~ r r i . ^we b - 641 - 3 hieety , iteya l Letters Patent. ' Fitzgerald ll fk.West•fesuada..Stude, U i die I ;31 ev 4. air! Amur:Ey. O'Brien - - . --.......,....' nas pr•ed sir refry three ia sit& diraenes of age. --; - , • o a a saw 0,0 r enharly aderaageons to Vandelenr ...!. t :eras. "7, 0 „;...; ~_ _ , e......: irmeim. . ~,d , ,,,". ag ,0 per am. wai It is stated that Colonel Vandelenr will have a almost at a standstill, and fora long period has not I . i.. De. thilwari - 1 4/ 41 kthe I ' 4 • 6 '7, ~.. - w adies on .0 psii- insane realism. majority of 300 in the Kfirusli polling district ; but been so generally suspended ia this department of 2 2 I) °' -.•• .. lit 1 i &wig Mr.' , ...... 7 ...1 : 1 1, l isiliditir ......----7 - 'me 1 larrcas.) it this were even true, it would require a great part the Stock Exchange. - - , t 4, N ' ho.4 , _ amid fiat. I Wier of that number to pull up the minority in which he .___ __ 201 9 `l l =anti 314diterranean. - a rt.5....r. newest . Bp. lOW TeWIY r i t was placed at three polling places mentioned above, THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctocir re 17E UM 29 1 Maria Ala:olds... ... ... - - pa 2IA-n OW i i rilln• a i m , a d aga , and which minority would have been still further in- A considerable fall has taken place in the railway 20 1.. , Nasal. is Lem (with in.:l 71 71 Y"" . creased at the fi fth polling place. Thus it is more market on the Eastern news, and at the present mo- 20 '2O I ha.(ez interest) .. - - ---- . ........ cp. le P ' Nteta of Erato '33 331 31 1 aP. ... gg . a• I ° 6 ' 1112116 g2 '" 6 ' BIL ' than probabl . ,e that notwithstanding the utmost ment this market stands ut the lowest point of the as si , Da. .),. 3 " I ~,,t 31.80 • 1731 4 012 3 per et. Dour, 4 : Is 1 I 827a14 4. • 12 4 efforts of the landlords, the tory candidate was left morning, wearing an unsettled appearance. Mid- ice P. is Amen, ih • .. ,14 15 N . I3Si 41 • 11 , 6 2 7 le, 14a1112 5 t a • • a minority on the first day's poll. The result of lauds are especially heavy, ruling at 69 i to I ~° 0 10 011 Nonmetals Troak Prefer.; 81 81 11 2 8 2r I 4 It II IS I al 1r Puts and Lynne , . .I 11 ill pat 25 IV 9 66 ' . E. IL a c tions ro a m & the election will not be known in Dublin until to- onli- Si 1c Paris aril Deletes ... .. 141 43 AHOHIW Sugginl. morrow. French shares have experienced severe depression. so s Passed asuci ... ~IO 41 40 - Tuesday next has been fixed for the nominati on i n Northerns are quoted 33; to 34, and Strasbourg', VI 76 Parte and Stear''..,:r .I 35 351 10 4 Paierae •,riadChorbourg 4 5 pin 341 1 4 1 'LM----)IIALN'TICAI,IA and the COLONIES.-Liglit, 33i to 341. 141 1 Quasar and Riclunoad .. 1 di, Par jr ch. , o .4 , 14 . , ur at .I. ROOFING, • C Itoooo2'll PATENT Sligo. 20 7 1 Soma sad 'lam.) .., . 181 191 sa 11 ft :WING FELT ir waged; arse to valsomou, In 'fralee, it is said that Mr. Shine Lalor and Mr. ORDINARY 811ARE3 AND STOCKS. S 1 . Royal Ilwrdbk , i- ~, ~ • "I it... 0 by a lone and ex.... perlmee in ...- ..,...,„..-.-..., si , ‘: , ‘., ~,,' thas‘ ., ~,,,p , i rcd f o , ~., ~ m t ,„ au.4 na Fitz g erald will persevere in going to the poll, and „, .., Closing prises Sales to-day go , 1 ~,,,b,-... El d ~. 1.. - .71 8 i 1141LWAS4. Yesterday. to 2 DAL to I 4 I Do. 61 pm Cent. Prefer.i -- - ~,,a"- g r e - ;L:.i•eb, unpeselir.,l, paean". PRICE Os E PENNY will thus test the reality of the support which has "' .-'': - bi 1 2 rata ere of France - - sea Mal'Altl , ro tr. cromem - nom tiox-roxouc-riNO pet, been promised to Mr. Daniel O'Connell. The Rev. St. tea Aber . am ... ... , _.. 254 27 M II Sentient of Prunes- ..... 41 31 pm • ra too , ts and piper "am. 21 ter .rut of fuel:- Ambers., Notter...aatn., U t i 2e. Omar ladle Scrip ..... .. 1 4pm 1n , .•"" 9 v i -te t ;...siO!....at by p 0.4 on application to CISOUGON Mr. 31•Emerv, the parish priest of the town, is using " sad cat immdon .... 31 41 • it -sts 'iris libmises _ _-. 4 4 LIIIIK , ‘" & " . 1',.) . 11c0IPIT.-11ILL, LONDoN, was .1./ wooly SHIP his utmost i ff ores to Nears the Mew ed-thossee- et - is, ea wet.. ketweVaLST ,Of lej .- 10 101 Do. 31 per Cent. Thar. 1 I di. Firt rns i Pelt mad INODOROCS tslt far damp malls aa urine the "Liberator." it .s /sum, Li.s..isase.. Jun.l 9 7 dls 20 Ila , ,e. arr ,r .•1 Pier, .. 81 9 b . ham s to equalise the temperature. 971 s': Do.Che....llirit.:,-:5r234.C., 20 22 tr 1 2 1 weetern of Switserlar.i... 1 Of r. A grand "feed" or " national festival," as it is irs Is a Do. do. do. 2.1... i 34 24 du to 1 6 .Jealaad 3 2 dl. ...----___ T WILLIAMSand COMPANY'S FAMILY termed, is to be given in Dublin to the leading mem- 81. 100 Bristol and Ruler ... - i tro let fo p s e maktiorrE. 40. tsar-mmer, liamauhury-sqn.ae, h ers o f • idsind a moelt of 11,01`44E4D LINE , 74 ft,noel. A the Irish parliamentary party, after the con- a 1 1, embd a awa r a ," n i,1• 71 z4 ;: . 1 :It loos grays t , ' ' p i l e . aa I , vn it...,. a ,' eq „„1„..4 elusion of the session. A committee has been chosen so ar ;utaiL,l,4 8an.,:0• ... ... Nat 204 100 47 Of 22 JOINT STOCK BANKS. allele of domestic use. to" I" w r aia ,,,,/ am t. amts. be., tweeted In 'erg , lima on aro- to organise the affair on an extensive scale. Se is ; Dablia and Eelfastlima.. i ilt 4, 26 s" , Dusdse, Perth, rel Abst-I I ,:,...1464 miumss - toms. Lae Jam Lams an rod Co.-Estib:irhed ISA. I d "lunation - ... 8 9 No. 3Laresi EAsits. Paid pr lees done ...------_._ l3 all i IllserAnerhan _ _ _ __l UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. „.,.. 3 .; la all; Eno (EIS IS and 8.).. si • a - 20 20 i itatern Oesetipi - . 12 13 12j 1 97,500 ,43 Altana& a U all &Warn Bahia C.zas ...... , 41,044 •23 ICharts). Rank of Asia 6' 4 1 die CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 30.-The Vice-Chancellor has pato LILA.) .... . II 12 311,000 20 satire. Bank of India, , Australia, and Chic 4 2 1 1 pm filL4S4i ~. 111,1301111 , a this day Saturday, July 2, for George Samuel 72 22,C00 i 20 English, SoottVi, and 1 1, 100 " l air; W ail easb a lre lad I.; thtu . 711 72 9 1 Sale, of Trinity College, and Joseph Foxley, of St. John's ii., all I& & pp d . Dar , Asi ii ii i a 30 as AimMall.m Clammed 10 i par Ipm ‘_, ff l / 4 1 :.1.1 . 7 6 College; and Monday next. July I, for Ds. John Chamber', in. lot its'i•dargh sect o.a.yow . 70 72 23,0001 1111 London Bank 01 Aus. • of Sr. Jolla's College, and Ds. Charles Harcourt Chambers, 10 11°Edinbingh and Peeklee.. - - trails and India 2 - - U. 190 I Eillsocrgb,Pertbruadir! 29 31 23,000 i 90 Dodos Chartered Bank TEET H. -By Her Nlajesty's Royal Letters Patent. of Trinity College, to recite their prize essays. The Vice-Chancellor has also appointed Tuesday next, St 1.1) ' Cl:anow 242 ouihWett 018. eel 100 leiraat Seething ... ...I 831 sou 851 6 , . of Au.trull.t 240401 23 Origami Bunt Corpora all ' 591 611 New's i meted sadists . ted application of ebeinte.lly me. 50,005 6 loyal Austral. Rankine puts Wlll7 ' I 'l l l5 81:B 8 Elt 111 the coneltuetionof Alt iIFICIAL J uly o, fm Herbert . John Rayna i d ,„ o f King, College, to Si. Ibto Po. 0, 1 1 '..Z11 ... .... 03 55 2E1,111 ow •, Lad p a t at e r _mr. E N; HA IN' mniELY. matron- recite his Eugl•sh lee= for the Chancellor's medal ; for dt. lee I Do. B. Stock ... ... 134 138 and Gold Inipart. CO. 1 i di. par D0 .. 4 :,,i, tooeenorsatreet, Governor-square. .1". le Inventor apt Chaska Stuart Calverley, of Christ's College, to recite his dt. 1041 143t.tiouth. and Wtst.(lrs. 1 110 111 ~ POO 123 south i %Juana • t • I , e °liaise:, ael inea:mble inwatim, COOSiI i'IA i1n ... . exercise for the Camden medal; for Henry Montagu Butler, 8: NO ',Great Wretern ... ~ 34 89 811.8 20,000 1 26 1 Union of AustraLis s ....... .1....1...• ...Meehan sea elleCeel. 01 _..e•__.._ f•-11... •,. .....;te u:. n.sst. mid. • and Inv Wit. 12 II IDII2 South Eastern •• '. 7 9 !I. moo ; ... 1 m. Now 2il 114 41 IWO town and pipes 1%,1.1 2. ter cent of fuel.-- • Ll' . " 19 ., v. ''.erensitr. omit by post on application to cittxsooN Mr. M'Emerv, the parish priest of the town, is using " irn ‘ ii f: , N°3 4Zl %CI 25.113wer India Scrip ..... 1 4 pro F. ei 7e,' i v refOaTE.llll.l_, LO and Ent Jmenon ... 31 61 SIMS, wise els) 81104 . 1 im _IIIIP his "tenet ifforts to meow the Mum 01-4bosserlif - tie as was. ascoorvaiuT , q lei . • MIA . )Wgilt llniers __ - A t b El Wrzsons : felt and INoDOROCS lett foe damp walls ""I". the " Liberator." it 'is titres" ., lam.,lsases. Jun., 9 7 dist aueta - le 10 Do. qpm Chet. Friar. 1 dia 20 1 le , 'marten! et Pears._ _ 81 9. um hue s to m uslin the temperature. 114 s': DaChe..allirk.:,:s334.C., 20 22 11' 2 I western of Switaterlar.i 1 Of Isr. l ..------_ ATWILLIAMS and CONIPANY'S FAMILY termed, is to be given in Dublin to the leading mem- 81. 104 1 1 10101 and lulu ... - j 100 101 100 we% *quieten se. 40, tiar...m.,.:, 111.0111. 0 147.4uare, bens of the Irish parliamentary party, after the con- a l l , c•b ate l o r e „ 4 n ; : ,4 1 „,,,,,,, A .- :: . 1 2 61 4 264 47 61 t , •.. kew it a .reek of 1101`42:14)LD LINEN., ff ertnel.„ 22 I) ar in .'„..,, ete o r , t „,,,, be i e b .. p r ie s bo i Tr ott ! , c0 ,,;„..0 elusion of the session. A committee has been chosen 16 80 or 4, ; I:ftt oort w ri l i t i na r tulo• 1 ... - 1 3 9 3 204 JOINT STOCK BANKS. F &Ueda. Vests of arms, oreetAta, inierted m tares lima ,m mo- to organise the affair on an extensive scale. wow Late John De nos 3% and Co.-Estibhsholli•d. U a" , 1.1117..d'..e, i•erth, 4,4 Ans.! i 4i 1 ..,...eing 1 nations C I deer..hinstion -.. 8 11 No. .3Laroa Earn. Pa id prices done C ....----. 23 eh i neat Anglian -... 21 51 , ' Yesterday. • to-day. F * "0 UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. ail , Ditto (SIS IS and R.). 3 10 29 Renton Comities - . II IS j 124 1 _ ___-__ ___! 22,500 , 43 • Anemia& - F /13 all I &Warn Ualos. C.Las ......, 41,401 •23 Kibertd. Bank of Asia 6' 4 1 ells T CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 30.-The Vice-Chancellor has (late LILA.) .... . 11 II 39,009 20 Chart. Bank 't India. . o , P i t :III4 . •.-. > appoint. il this day Saturday, July 2, for George Samuel i ge. 3 , io l l i ssis i"*„ . , s ,."m enss a iis s ad l ' ;thtu 6 / .71 72 9 j 72 Australia, and Chico 2'l 1 pm 25,C00 1 10 English, Seats. , `l, and 1 0: .- i 1.6 ' 6 ..5.: 74 Sale, of Trinity College, and Joseph boaley, of St. John's 34 au E . g a rd. sad u 33 I mowation Connoted 10 , par (pm College; and Monday next, July 1, for Da. John Chamber', at. tee j Edl•dargb and One,. w . 70 72 23,0001 1111 London Bank of Ault- ! of Sr . John's College, and D. Charks Harcourt Chambers, 10 114°Edinburgh and Peebt:e -- - traits and India 3 - - t r of Trinity College, ta recite their prize essays. its us ibliaorrea,Perth,Duadrie! 29 31 23,040' 20 London Chartered Beni MEET H. -By Her Maje V's Royal Letters Patent. The Vice-Chancellor has aiso appointed . Tuesday next, 81 . II: 9 'C1• 66 6 616 k Bouthwistaa• I a Au.t.a~ ...... T T Near i ended and Paten application of chenitc..lly Bt. 100 'Great Seething I 834 862 851 6 24140 ; U °naval Bans Corpora. all ' 591 611 'I w e i mitt. i v to", RUBBER In the concruetionof Alt tIFICMi. July 5, for Herbert John Reynolds, of King's College, to si. io.; ' - - Po. a, ! ,. ..:,11 ~. .... 63 55 50,000 6 Royal Austral. B3llllillt C 111.111,60,..., mid p e i ew s,_mr. L essi t asm mosELY. matron. recite his English poem for the Chancellor's medal ; for du ICO , Do. B, Stock .. ... 134 186 and Gold Import. Co. 1 4 Its par h Dri - u ,st, Grovenormtreet, Grosvenor-equate. h , le Inventor &Pi Chneles Stuart Calverley, of Christ's College, to recite his St. 100 ,Gt.b V.outh.and tet..(Lee. ' 110 111 NMI at south i toned& p es ewe. A a4st• original, ant in6-1:04 81 6 10666 6 m/. 666 - 66 ing in exercise for the Camden medal; for Henry Montagu Butler, St 100 !Great Western ... .. 591 89 84 .11 2ulloo l lb , ninon of Australia p g .I m tatlon, salt tte most abiolute per/tether so il . s tiecesi, of of Trinity College, to recite his Greek ode ; and for Wil- 11 II Irish South floaters .. .7 71 6,940 ; ... I Do. Now si t 61 81 t 0 „,,:„.,- T , o...pard MUTE INI)tA Its as a loner to the item Charles Unteu, of King's College to recite his epi- 6 0 all 16 • 166 ger la 6 Ika" 6 - 1 163 e ncore 0.,,: er cone From,. The extraordinary results of this 181 111 Des TbArde .. 17 18 pm ) •.... no,.v be bendy noted la a few of their mom prominent grams for Sir William Browne's medal's ; and for Samuel es . igg gaimigt ...a.X.g6. 17 7 . 4 71 i 4 0 ,,,;`, - :., 0 ini.olowitie :-ell sheep edge* are snideo. 00 'MUNN. Stylists)* Durhury, of St. John's College, to recite his 196 111 Da Pdthie ... ~ 41 41 die MISCELLANEOUS. a re, .. or tots ot , ci sm requited. a Veen: neretoed 6 ' , 011n of exercise fur the Porson prize. 10 111 Do. Wed Mina ban 81 li „ 0 gar , s I. ra,d'ed, a ostorst etericity hitherto wholly unuttatnsble, 30 all Lade 2401 . 61111 1 _ ~ .. 13 131 pm e,mung , E and y fi t , fen -..". d ...led with the most unerring aseuracy, is secured . 115 114Loadox sad Blaekwall „ 81 9, Nallo. I Sb.l Moicezzorzon. Pet 1 prices I Buttner done i I go e n ece me...taws. and &Winne of the agent employed, the NA VAL. 10 3 !Lon.,Tilbury,lk Seatheml 1 2pm te es ribs , . to-day. ma im ea urons pries 0 tot le adjoining teeth !rhea More, or rendered St. 100 Len, Brighton, kr.. C 0. .! IC 4 11'41 _I T I r o oy : by the slimotion of :he cons. Ti 0 acid+ of the moch exert _ _ , St. 101 • Nortk.Weete: ll4i 113 114 1 1 14 1 10,0se Ise Australian Agri- 33 17173 j 49 t m ucerreattievetur - - 1 !, prepared V:bite India Rubber, and, as a ADMIRALTY, JULY 1.- APPOINTMENTB.-Lieute- SO 19 Do. ChM -.. .. 2 21 0 pia 14 '5O Brit.Aa.erleauLand 3.1 70 72 , Y s o.n-tro 'ono, 2...i.is of soy temper:item rely with thorough " ants H . B. King to London, and C. CiibbonCto Simmons. 10 1 Do. A tuds.,N.seAn.(o 1 1 ii 10,000 100 • mina Company... 324. id 70 1 I make be behibed and retained in the mouth, all unpte wetness of Acting Assistant -Surgeon (i. L. King to resurius, and J. C B°. 100 L° o6 °" 16 66612 " 6 " 8 " 99 100,000 5 Crystal Palate 5,21 21 pea' 71 1 : word Of torte befog at the KM:. !inn ' , holt; ;:leideel ogainst by the 30 BS4 U. 1110 ... ... ... iS 41 die moor 4 Cryst.Palof France 2 ; 4 1 ~ waist now its pren ttation.-To be obtained oey it Robertson to Tri4ents. I •• • n 84 DP, 1140 ... ... lli 111 die UAW ,I N. Mt. Mut. .Land en ;11 pm I 111 OROit'ENOR.STREET, LONDON. I U I all e co z oo d er o i inierii . n il it a - 29,, Clay-greet. Rath. - . 13 1 all loadoodrry&F.nniskilko 16 20 100,000, sPeeiltiv.LoddliVitt. all 1i 2 4 pm 761 1 34, Glainger.suret, Neweestleas-Tuu SPORTING. at iso usics.,Fus.,ause.ak 294 10j loo,ocer IleotflabAustinvest all 1121 pm Si, 41 Do. Man.& Unel. Co.,' 4 21 ills 19,7001 2311. Australian Land 25 •42 44 I THE SPORTIN(TNIAGAZINE for JULY, is LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. e s t II: iiialawi Do . un r u a' Do a i - 71 40 47219 70 4 i 4 10,004 1 100NanDiesnen'a Land 231 17 19 13 thistratot with two ft eel Engraviep-Matman, the Jockey, l 1p J.l. Mai. ARK Harry Hall. and West Australian, by E. hooker , FRIDAY. SO ! 471 10,1.0. weet. !Inc ... aro _ - _- Ow Darn 11.411--Coateate: Racing la Joan by Craven-. La There was a Tory thin attendance at the rooms this morn- 11. IDI Ditto MU rimer- ... - - MINES. are" in es,gland and Vence, by Aetmos-Ciyansatir. by Orel • ing, and very little business done, the only transactions we nt.lloo :Newmarket ... .. ... 34 57 h e ard-A Week with the Tiverton Yes.bounds, and are Dna and notice d being as follows ; fi , hi Do. bury Katmai _ .._on i i l a te Smserset rtirchotuels, by Llatme-thammer S o ong, by a Wein An. LIVERPOOL CUP. U 176Vkwpottaberg.Stitermord - - ale FRIDAY HT3IIIIIIII. tattPereolin,n, by me Druid-rub:Me. by a makm cfm's II 74 i Newry and Saniekill _ .in. . 11 3 Ntwre Weeds to the loomed, by Pernia-The Odds -Turf 4to 1 apt Ooorkah (t) N all rear Werrespontallee. 6 9 The market for British mining stocks to-day . has saw" es. Peke b.6d. Bto 1 - Cariboo (q et 160 Norfolk ... ... ... ... 50 113 50 been flat, without any material alteration in prices. aspen ond Tustord, Strand ; and Mimeo. Warwielesquare. 10 to 1 - Daniel O'Rourke (t) la 13 Do. New ... ~ _ - - We hear of transactions in West Providence, West 100 to 8 - Harbinger. SO 1 4^Northers Counties I:Mos 31 21 dis FARMERS' MAGAZINE.-JULY.-Cio - GOODWOOD STAKES. 13L 1 100 Monti MU* , ~. ... 311 34 16 14 'Norio Venn... No. I. ... - - die Damsel, Alfred COMM* and CwraDaren. T HE kis: sem Ingravlags of a lialblk MAIN" sad • loog- Bto 1 asst Little Harry (t) 8 I all Do. s t= u red...... - - The gold mining shares were very Bat all the valid HAM - XMOVUrr ;byC. W. Jenss-listarel Vegeta- 10 to 1 - Sixtus ( t) • 6 I Da. 11 Ossresteed - -as morning, and in the afternoon exhibit ed more decided tits -Freers Find sad Portable nen lagisa-Rangel Wurzel; by Baer of Wnlttle-Breede of Aldan-Tense Beed-Geetity- 12 to 1 - TeLdington (t) SO 171 Penh ... .. 41 q die 111 heaviness, closing at a reduction all round. Nouveau boarate-lhaioned Son s-Tura*Dlesera- Mer noels in Sons 12 to 1 - Hobbyhorse (t) 26 all Morse Woburn l.l 9 Monde and British Australian were especially heavy. -v.ditaissi i f land-Aericulural Mune y--Ond 11.nure-Loo. ST. LEGER. le 10 'Northam' s.Weetermitme - - gm St. MO Ozford, Wces.,ll Montle 461 491 At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 to il ee Pamirs' Malt-Ten .nt Right-Fumes' Poling -West eV Eng- 60 even on West Australian (t) e t . 190 ,tosrdsh Central ... had Sorir•y -tappet of Cattle-Drelaing- ft ame-Reyal Agra u:tu- Bto 1 asst Sittingbourne (t) ilt. 100 Ilestlib Midland - 60 62 Ni lamely-Earl of Duel , -fly Marmet-liordeultiere-Mateerc 10 to 1 - The Reiver (t) it. 100 thews. 6 50W.... -CO 02 • Nugget, Ito 1 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 4 die. to par; ra-Owe aid Cattle trades-Mutat Ceneneies, 110.-Pnee la. M. MNI Ds L.11114.W.0ur. Ilitli 03 73 Aqua Fria, 11 to 1; prom.; Nouveau Monde, T s to 1 Itegence and Tualbrd,l4ll, Strand. le 11 Ihnsestary anditersurd 11 01 die j BOW TO MAKE TUZ TAU= TURN AND TALK. CRICKET. 161 ar. Sinabory am t Irv., prem. ; Anglo Californian, 1 to 4 prem. Is On avert Gorr. with numerous Illustration% la, 300 Pager. almr.w.mia.) ~. It It 1 St. John del Rey shares were again better to-day, , ABLE TURNLNG and TABLE TALKING. THE UNITED ALL L ed Caminito, dot tiled report, of an infinite variety of exivriments ENGLAND ELEVEN V. EIGHT- o t 3 i i a i i , l i ps. r.. ll • omsej lT a l ••• ••• TEEN OF MAIDENHEAD. S 0 101 Ihmaddis Union ... . 31 31 Me la keened, truce, and Oermaay , with meet marvelous This match was commenced yesterday at Maidenhead. se lop I we m ow .. .. - ... . Metcalfe Were tilitie - ari closinir 51 :ii 7 1 prem., and au West Indian descriptions sowed a drooping ten tage': also, Minute directions to costae every one to practise them, The following is the first day's score: 84'100 INN Orem ... „. md the var. v. explaristlons Oren of the pacnomena by the most MAIDE.NUEAD. SO 10 gene Was _., , ••• •• 36 Us 36 The closing prices of new undertakings are as Istionabri seiseditie ant of Emus*. Fortes, c Lillywhite, b Widen not out 323 IS YmbilkillverDa- 13 14 Mean fondly, Clengts.sqns ; Carte, Henn and Co., 14% Cocchi , Leigh . En ., c wuticp it i fla 6 Din ditto - - follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min tier-duvet. b Adams 2 b Martingell Mr. W. Nicholson ran out U 311 nenslUsniandan. 21 4 Gold, 4to t, per share ; Australian Mutual, I to TIN. CULYERWRLL'S MEDICAL WORKS, w. M. I run, Esq., run out LI Ordienni, Affilifispinval. sod Mewl , le. sea; by pad, Cholmeley Leigh, Fag., b Widen_ I b Wide. S P an . Winked end Minn . 9 I dis. ; Australian Consols, t, to }die. • Monarch old° In 6.1. 0. Rev. 0. Souther, c beeline, b in all 'Waterbed end .se 82 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; Chartered Austr . tdian Land and WHAT TO EAT, DAM, AND ATOM Adams es Wright, 14,1041 es 61014 1 West Comerall ... _ . 10 101 ri. C. E. Ceteridite, Esq., b Wisden ... 2 10 Illse W1n040311 and Croydon 6 Oa par Mining, 2 to i per share ; Lewis Hill Range, LECTURE TO YOUNG 11.1 N. Leigh, Esq..' Want - . 1 to 5 per share • Golden Mountain, Ito 4 per share; In. 27Iforree, Esq., b Widen not out 2 it. 1101) Terk.lienstisinewitos I 61114 891 89 Lake Superior &zipper, 5 dia. to 4 prem.; Cologne 110 W TO be lIIIPTY. C. Mooed', Esq., via out r. J. W. Cluny, Esq., b MartlU ... 25 ! 11f, De.o.lll.l.lPsrebare . I 1 4 ~ Lead, Zto 4 du ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Hoaa . ... AND l'aliffiCAL EfIOTIONT CF LIM. Ware% e and b Wisden .. . 1 rue MO 0 et.' too !York sal Sera Kinn' 681 591 - MI Connemara, par to 4 prem. ; Olenaulin, Ito 4 v. A. J. Coerldge, Dn., at Cliattertem, ON SPECIAL DURUM b LIN= LEAPED AT FIEED IMAM die. • Sulphate of Barytes, 4 to 0 . per share; Th G. & B ia lttlfog., b llartingell- St. 100 jEtriskiaskamshire osease Laciamor Copper, 4 to I prem. ; Adelaide Land I' 1R INITTITTEII or OLSEN/AI LIR E. Plant, En,. Lnekyer. b Wis. I to Inienalf.Weeterr); 1041 let and Gold, 14 to 01 dia.; Albion Gold, 4to 4 dia. ; ru. den DISIA.EII OF 8112411121. Cll. Yandttart, ran eat nu. Mr. W. Luellen, b Midden M. NI to 4 dis. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Redac ts:4%lr DERANOEMENTP CONSTIPATION, sal HUMOR& Bustia t not oat (lefTs6llL _ ) 130 162 time. ti1i,w1,•b1....... or. and z. - J tleirimdleCtinatWeelees 33 24 New Linares, I dig. to pay. ; Great Hewes United Tin, LAI" D.L411. me SODICH LAINIL I Nis. la. Neb. 100 23 100 nn BartlspeiDoskilliallw. 4. dis. to 4 prem.; lelizen Head, 3-16 to 1.16 m. ENGLAND. (Inellta Tt. N. di Tn.) - - 31TCROPATIIT : 01% Mt COLD WATER C-R31.0 50 14111100,0.TorkiNnlid 113 114 114 dig. ; New South Wales Coal, 4to 4 dis. ; Australaaian T. Inane, c and b. W 421011 ll ' II• Wright, W 6 6l 6l . 6 866964 b T 49 . "SS :ja , (cwt.. , so u .111 " .4 • 14 Pa tar.°46/4 " 1 ; C1w%"" 7 .," 643-6 " . "" "' ms T. Adams card b Bonin 4 i sell 1 " Coal Ito 4 (lis. ; Sue River of Jamaica), I to 5 le Cemilati, rid as bookeellers; ael It. R. ...elvenisil, M.D., 10, A . E. Wan ;, EN., c mil b I. as (ode% cS . Loos, b Hu _ 121 124 Da sins (ditto). 276 Ili prem. • Metcalfe of Jamaica), 54 to 51 prem. ; 4 Port defreorre.Preeserreel. olio easy be sonEed daily tram 15 to. s, wa .,,,, u , 4 en NO 1111 e. Dual le Mute irlenz 144 141 John Idllywhite, o Maoism G. Picketell. run oat 2 20 ,20 Ditto Flelbrence fillitto) 26 27 ---- - ___ _ 10 20 LoweebelltOusr.4perOut. 0. Chatterton, run out 1 Lb 2 , (leamila 31m0e)...... 911 100 par to 4 prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, Ito . 1 pm, • Brucutu 1 . 4.111.1t51TY CuLLVIE.-FACCLTY OF ARTS AND 11. Sampson. b Walsall 4 3 - 9 10 : all : s r 4111 ht 04a esa Cen2 - - Gold, par to 4 prem.; Aubin Coal and I ro n, 1 die. Levre.-Tc..e.rday the simnel distribution of ;prizes to the W. Mutinied, e Wastrel! a se all Barrio l more suzees4ful students in this department of the college, WAIN.) 3 11 to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, Ito 1 per took 'dace at the institution, Gower-strect, under the pre- — sn all =Ars' era Seam share ; Mount Carbon Coal, I to I die.; Parkwyn sideney of Sir Roderick Murchison, F.R.S , who was sup- tibias.* mi. - - and Carwalaick Tin, par to 4 pm. ; B Great Crinnue 4 paned by Earl Forte cue, vice-president'of the college, THE TEN HOURS' FACTORY MOVEMENT . --A meet- 1K ell l=ll5lllllOlM 106 108 69 80 IhellimenallleMerali t to °, prem. ; Kenmare, 1 to a prem.; Port Hunter Baron Lionel Goldsmid, and others. The Dean of the ing of factory operatives and others was held on Thursday 11nread Se linat.Cosatlse 63 67 Fatah, read the rep,rt, which stated that the total evening, in the Manchester Corn Exchange, for the pur- 34 an olhassa saw cast. (do.) - - and Isloreton Bay Coal, par to i prem.; East Indian number of students in the college at the present time was pose of adopting a petition to parliament for an efficient ten 39 li geomenalfyrefiess. tam. Iron, 4s. to 6s. per share ; Great Cambrian Mining 21J, of whom 97 had been new students and 54 had been hours' act, with a restriction on the moving powers. The 611.Win*Lese.STork - - and Quarrying, Ito 1 prem. ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), scheolmastas. The total number last year was 236, the meeting was addressed hy Mr. Joshua Fielder, of Tod- at Ilitinzoi dues_ pito)... - - at. 100, IndriMMiteas. I to I prem.; knociatrellane Copper, 4to }die. ; , , diderenre being 13 in favour of the present session. The morden, who presided ; Mr. R. E. Jackson, of Blackburn ; I to Omit litefinen ...... 131 158 Irish Consols, .I die. to par. ; Camberland Hematite moral school, therefore, might fairly be said t o the IteT. J. R. Stephens, of Staleybridge, and others ; and Pt. 1 0 C ,D0.110000161100k . . 161 163 Iron Ore, Ito 4 prem. 4 be keeping its ground amidst the diffusion of a petition was agreed to, to be forwarded to Lord Fever - 13 94 scsugumegiusi ( rUW2 the benefits of academ:cal education. The admission sham and Viscount Goderich for presentation to both houses to Mr. Weisse). l4 04 6 61 of nearly 100 new students during each of the of pitrliament. be Sa Wear Talley, 6p. Mena. Own to onitors/War. - - THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocir. list semis, might, it was thought, be interpreted as a EXECUTION OF A PARRICIDE.-Daguet, who was „ its Ditto Ditto Ectto . . 32 U hopeful sign that the demand for university education was lately condemned to death by the Court of Assizes of the &A u mu te & s icser e. t (lea The gold mining shares are all lower, in sympathy st-adily, though gradually, increasing. Sint* the lost re- Creuse for having barbarously murdered his father, mother- I teenage Neural. 1064 IV 4 with the general fall of the Stock Exchange. Ague, port of this faculty four studenk had been added to the in.law, and sister, was executed last week in the market- Fria shares are at present quoted 14 to 14 prem.; hat of Bachelor, of Law, and six had token their degrees place at Gueret. After his condemnation he manifested PREFERENCE SHARE,. of M.A. Out of 49 students from 14 colleges who had great repentance, and made daily presents of money to his St. 100 Aberdeen 92 96 Great Nugget, 4to 1 prem. ; Colonial gold, 4 to 1 graduated as ILA., 20 were from the Cniv• mite College, fellow prisoners. lie wrote letters to different persons, in _ll an Aberdeen N 0.1,7 per Cl ' 01 92 prem. ; and other descriptions in proportion. 4 Ct ' 107 109 and of those 16 were in the first division. These facts were which he showed that he possessed a degree of education rt. I,lB7 co l ooos t oisA . E 16961 It i fir - 96 r , su Ito Australian Agricultural shares have fallen to 66 to sulteelo to show that the University College still re- above his class. Us by some means got hold of an old penal 16 IS !Omer aid Unlybeid I 194 Ng 68 ; Peel River, to 1; to 11 prem. ; North British tined its position as to the great proportion of graduates code, published previous to 18.52, and read again and again as sis 0 2 ,9 an d B an d on , , ..„ i dß pot Australasian are quoted Ito ~,. prem. ; and Scottish which it continued to furnish to the universities . Earl the clauses fixing the manner in which parricides shall be sl all Dundee, Pena, 'sato , ' Forteseee proposed, and Baron Goldsmid seconded, • vote put to death. He was particularly concerned at the ' den Juane .. of thon'ss to the chairman, who sclimowled the compliment, idea of having his hand cut off, and frequently talked 0 1 84 1 14•01slallsel 81 - 100 ) .6 P.O 4 q elating Business and the proceedings terminated. of it. The chaplain assured him that that was no 4 3 3 2 .D 6 • Do. oo 88 • . 1 7 0 1 1 •2 1 7 7L 9 r 7 CL ' 050 Et i t 1 4 pa prises done POST- OFFICE NOTICE .- GENERAL POBT-OFFICE, longer done, the penal code having been modified q Itast.Cos.Eats.,6 p e.,N0l •121 pm No. shares Man. Paid. Yesterday. torlay. it 14 le, 15.13.-Os and after the Ist July n ext, on that point some years ago; but he evidently could not 681 Ditto do. 11(1.1 11 3 „ ---- —-- every printed Price Current. Commercial List, Course bring himself to believe it. On the night preceding his lo ;le Do. New 6 per Cent. Moab . 11/ 131 tenets , 1 Ague Ma all 11 14 pm 21 1 of Ear Lang e, Shipping List, or other publication execution h e slept soundly. When awakened he expressed 119 129 ,SasLUnloa,boripzu.6p.Ct 24 ' lite 39,000 1 tan& Auwatanool4 idu 100 par Ilkoone las. •t o doCaConano printed and published in the United Kingdom, regret that the execution should take place at such an early 6 •I 6 ' 16112 ' 66 2 19 4 Psnlii I ° 6 Dundee, 64 pot Cent ...! 31 34 1 le,oot 10 etuettalastal although not strictly a newspaper, but hearing • news- hour; as he said if it had been later more people would st.', toeOreat Ifortheras rrOeut 121 130 10,00 t 10 +Australian paper stamp, and not weighing more than 2 or., the circa- have been present, and the example would have been sr.' 100 no . 5 per cent. grip, Re. , 600917 1 Australian °Drains lotion of which by post, under tits newspaper privilege, has greater. After attending mass, he took leave of his fellow , definable at 13 ant. pm, 11l 113 1114 100,90 e 1 Auettellan Yreettell - all I dis Isla. Of shall be, allowed by the Postmaster -g eneral, will prisoners, sad gave his will to this chaplain. As in the case to 174 Do. 44 permit. Ipm 50,00.1 lAn Marta al; 4 dis 100,06, 1 bruits Australia Goit. ail die par be placed in all respects on the same footing as • news- of parricides, his feet were then bared, a white shirt was 6 1; 1114 8 t 111 W 6078 0 8 06 1,1611 q i 81 50 C 0 West. Mis Anaemia Spe Is 96,000 20 +llritiableva U.S 9 paper, e n d citified to the same privileges, 'whether se re • put over his clothes, and a black veil on his head. He was It. 194 GLWed, redirent.46 p.M. 103 107 10,301 33 +Brea.loirdlss.stltpg, 24 4 3 lards inland postage, or British postage when tent abroad then made to walk to the scaffold , the chaplain supporting St. lee Ditto irredeemable Ilper 103 :04 6;o'. 30 De.Ormateand Chian all 4 C. or from line colony to another, or aught else, except that ,e him. He displayed great firmness, and continued to con- If I Laneminre nleorks.Y au 4 die ipm 11,000 3/ Do. St. Jots Del Itey 15 331 316 ramp sill be required on any supplement to the publics• verse with the priest whilst the executioner read the sea- St. 1411 Ditto ; per cesitlneek... 5 184 IMO.. 1 Carson's Creek CI 4 di' 4 pee Lri.A . LOteb.G . _uar . .llper . st i 151 117 11 , 000 40 Cohn Copper - - Loa tailed " Lloyd's List." PreTi'led such publication bear truce. Ile Ott n laid his head on the block, and as the knife ' 6 . ; 13 . 6 ,, 1 0 9,000 6 4C.alonial Gold 1 1 11 pm I a aewspaper stamp, and the supplement be sent with it. fell exclaimed, "Oh God ! have pity upon me !"-Galignoni, d i t ll'' s lowloscii ii tt "`III le sci ll i o = 1 - 4 ram ... Copieno... _ , _._ 14 14 11 801, 111 WALEn RAILWAY COMPANY.-YeatOrday FATAL (..0' LLIERY ACCIDENT AT BARNSLEY.-011 111 all .leondosasery &Meier. SIO'. all MOM M. +Copper Miners of Fag. all 64 70 an extraordinary general meeting of this company was Thursday an inquest was held to inquire into the cause of a .IN _au i„„„.._ „,_„lefwelaiM ‘. _846.016a 1 1.4"h; 114 131 %IVO 16 +Do. Fret. I s per an. all 7 Bpm held at the l'addington Station of the Great Western Rail- fatal colliery explosion. On Tuesday, a man named George 66 6 1 6 ' 66.6 '' 6 " 66 '* 166 '''' Q' 6 9 ' Mr! 5 +EngskA•se•rsbaC'oppr all 211 elle 10 i 110 Da New gio ... . tOI 101 Great Nugget Vela al: 411 , 3 way, for the purpose of considering the provisions of the Ayre, aged thirty-four, was killed while bleating a drift of g , 3 I 1 D .. g .•_. • • _t• i 4 Fm 133 . 4 ' 41 3 1 Do.leguatered - —pa „ f' 6l lotert hills now pending ha parliament :-" A bill for atone at Messrs. Yisard's (Hoyland and Elsecar) pit. The 124' an llaryp...e Carla% 41 p vi. -- pm se,aus le +Geverel authorisnag the South Wales Railway Company to construct unfortunate man had bored the blast bele, and charged it ilt. lel i lanlianenite....arniodio... 1 160 131 /2"•• 1 tinual ray .., Lou eV' i did raZ new railways to Pontypool and in the Forest of Dean, and with powder, and having lighted the touch-paper or fire- 164 it ! tbco l•refetenee 1 Poe 1 Pra 11.0044 ° Greet Poignant as 10 5 die 1.0,4'0 1 Lake Ba.aurst all 1 ii die fir oranting further powers with reference to their Hun- conductor, went to a sate distance to await the blast, but it to I _ l9 'Pre l666 163616469 - I 116 119 Epo, De. 51 per et. Prof. lack 115 122 liebras 1 labery d! s dis I put mouth hunch, and for other purposes." " A bill to did not go o ff , though he waited about half an hour. Think. 2 en Dci e„,,, ey r c n ey o pm - —. 0,000 3 Mines table tae South Wales Railway Company to extend the iog his light had failed, he returned to the place and con- 10 : d I Do. Debenture ... _ par Ipm 70,00. 1 LondounCi!iforn. Ond I', nth!, .., liar of their railway to Pennor Mouth, aid to nictmed boring out the powder, when suddenly the blast in. ISO North urinals _.,. ... . , 1•11 117 Quart Crusbingco.. al! 4 I make a ilvnation in their said Pembroke line and new went off and killed him on the spot. The explosion opened 10 , all North ' StenoTEIMPEO 24,400 le . Mz.tinarkit.Anterioaa 1. 71 5 pm branshes, sad for other purposes. - " A bill for grantee his breast shockingly end blew a great part of his face off. 81 . 1 11169 096266 4 W'r° 16466 4 ' ( I I 6 ', 11 .. , 1 New Grimed' I miter pokers in refsrenct to the leasing and selling the Deceased is the sixth of the some family and name who is 1 ai d W- 6 . l :er ► lII' elsff C's . ' -- un o ' ditto dine, 11 11 pm rug , - Munro/ stonde umiertikibg of the South Wales Railway Company to the have been kilted by colliery accidents in this neighbourhood . 8 I 4 ihrews.3lSirni.NeeGuar; 104 1 I 60,4 0O 10 Nova Scotia Mining end Urn! Western Railway Conpany, and authorising working Ile has left a wife and three children. Another brother II lIS 'fbrems.liCheitet(Nor.W. Coterr Smelting I - - die Orrallitem.mta between the Paid companies, and for other (William) was blown near half way up the Oak pit in the I 111 n.. 5 per Gest_ .. 1/ 154 18..,00.. 5 Port Philip purpose," " A bill for extending the periods for the pur- great explosion of 1947, but was fortunately caved by catch- 10 Is , Do. 5 per (tat ... ... Ipm ces,els. 1 , quarts Hoek all faits 1 oru chase of lends and completion of works on the Swansea ing one of the ropes. The verdict of the fury was in ac- 2 11 1 11 11°° 4t . to t "" tie:, .......7.: I liar i ll3 l i m 1.1.(10t IA iothyroney Iron 10.000 13 +Dine New s Valley railway, for conferring further powers on the evidence with the facts stated. Our correspondent bad 144 u t iusts rim (goo , 7,4d0. 30 :sant & g o de Cuha ...... -. 101 5 6 Swansea Valley Railway Company, and also on the South scarcely (Wished the above account before intelligence was ,I Am 1,1 51.0.6 ll6l 281 30,00 , 1 South Australian...." ail t elfin Par Wales Railway Compaoy, with ref . ..from to that under . I brought of another col'iery accident, which held a collier, dt.' let Do. 41 per cent. ..._ I 112 114 ri,400 10 fin ore!' , 76 10 43.174 211.041 +Unite I blizima..., all 31 it lakille, and for other purposes." " A bill for constructing named 0-orgc Earnshaw, at Park Pit, Worsbro', by a 10 , all /1011:100 1 111 1 1 1794 . ir111. 4 6981i 111 1 1 4 70,000 1 Waller and maintaining docks and othc- works at tie sear to /4 tlford I heavy fall of (Gal. Ile was taken out in a very precarious 6 , 3 Watef 6 3 10 & 62168 ne7 6 16. 41 , 1 did P 47 6t. I l't Ilion. Nawzairtle,k hero., 101,090 1 Weet Canada ....... all par 4Pm II Oven. and for other purposes." Resolutions approving of I state from the accident. Dr. Smith was sent for, but the their hi Ot.Strth of Ent.7-es , , 1..3 105 1034 14'....0( I We. • 11ar... 1.4 were adopted and the meetin , aspirated, with a poor man expired before it was possible for any medical aid pr I 3 p rop, Mi t ,. ~. 2 1 si I I V.OOO I Tuba vow of thanks to the chairman. to arrive. Deceased has left a wife and alit children. 16 18 TorlAN.Kid.ll.&S.Panh 1 4 lam I 4 Transferable try damped deed. FRIDAY EYRNINO. The funds again showed flatness to-day, and finally closed with a heavy appearance. Consols opened at 987„ and after being for a short time sup ported at 987 to 1, stood at the official close at 981 to it cx div. for the 19th July. Between four and five o'clock, however, an increased feeling of gloom pre , tailed, and the price was called 981 to 1. The de cline appears to have been chiefly owing to prices aglin coming lower from Paris, where the absence of news on the Eastern question is as much tilt as here. The government broker made his usual in vestment in Reduced Threes at 991. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for the opening, 19th July, 98,1, I, 1, 1 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 99, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101;:, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 13-16, 5 15-16. Bank Stock, 2281. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to ss. prem. j India Bonds mark 275. to 325. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks presented no feature of interest, but the tone was flat, except for Peruvian, which showed a tendency towards a rally. Mexican was slightly weaker. At four o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 27i to ,1; Spanish lk ferred Threes, 22' ; ' to t ex div. ; the Ceititicates, 51 to 61 per cent. ; Peruvian Deterred, 59 to 61; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 dis. to par ; Granada Active, 21i to 221; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1003; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1832, 981. Danish Five per Cents., 1061, 106. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent , 63 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961. Mexican Three per Cents., 27t, 7, 1. Peruvian Fiur-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 831, . : 1; ditto Scrip, 2 dia. Portuguese Four per Cent. ex all overdue Coupons, 36. Russian Five per Cents., 117 f. Spanish New Deforred Three per Cents., 221, t s ex dm. At the Bank, to-day, there were no acceptances of new stock. Money was again in good demand in Lombard street to-day, but there was a better supply than yesterday, on which day the demand was very active. The leading Lombard-street houses continue to charge 31 oar colt. as their minimum discount rate, but it would appear that the market is stiffening. In the market for foreign exchanges today, a fur ther decline took place in the rates on Hamburg and Amsterdam. The former was done as low as 13.61, and at 13.7 to 1 left off in great demand. Bills on Amsterdam ruled generally at 11.18 to 1, with several transactions at 11.18. The quotation on Paris was the same as last post, but Italian places were rather lower. St. Petersburg drafts were not to be obtained under 38d., being an advance on the rate of last post. Vienna and Trieste ruled at 11 to 11.2. Spanish j,eces were rather more in demand, `and Lisbon and Oporto presented no alteration. Contemporaneously with the downward tendency of the rates of foreign exchange, we have to record a continuance of the shipments of gold to the Conti nent. The arrival was announced to-day of the Mel bourne steamer, off Plymouth. She left Sydney on the 6th March, and Port Phillip on the 13th. On leaving the latter port she is known to have had on board 29,391 ounces of gold ou freight (worth 117,6004), and probably brings some further quan tity. The dates by this steamer are of course antici pated. The Prince of Wales has also come in to day from Sydney, and the Ann Bridson from Mel bourne, but it is not yet known what gold they r board 22,000 The Enchanter, reported yesterday, has on 22,000 ounces, worth 88,0001. The Magda lena brings in nearly a million of dollars from the West Indies and Mexico, so that the specie andl bullion imports of the week are extraordinarily large. Friday next, the Bth July, has been ann2inte4 special settling day for the London and r r North- Wentern Railway Eighths (121. 10s.) shares, which will be officially marked. lhe colonial wool sales have been this day fixed to commence on the 14th inst. They will most proba bly continue for six weeks, and the quantity to be brought forward will, it is expected, amount to 55,000 bales, although only about 40,000 have yet arrived. Letters received by to-day's mail, from St. Peters burg, quote the exchange ou London at 37„ to 38kd., being a slight rise. The mercantile letters do not make reference to any disturbance of the course of trade, as resulting from the present political diffi culty; but it must not bo forgotten that merchants do not dare to trust the Russian post with the ex pression of their opinions. Probably, too, the government only permits a certain amount of infor mation to transpire. We have several times drawn attention to the anomaly of the London Stock Exchange is suing no full official list at the close of each day's business. The committee have at length taken the matter in hand, and have formally placed the list under official supervision, so far as re gards the actual business figures of the day. They, however, disclaim all responsibility as to the " closing prices," which, as may easily be imagined, are artificial, and in many cases merely nominal, and for which the publisher is alone responsible. We are not aware that the gene ral accuracy of these "closing prices" has ever been impugned, so that the new arrangement will be re ceived with much satisfaction. The new list is also amplified, so as to include several mines hitherto unjustly excluded from the official " marking," and likewise embraces a full and useful list of joint-stock banks and general miscellaneous shares, including docks. Shares of insurance, canal, waterworks, gas, and bridge associations are not included in this daily list, nor is there any especial necessity for their in sertion, as, owing to the comparative paucity of transactions, and absence of fluctuation in these stocks, the old semi-weekly list is all that is re quired. The improvement is very creditable to the intelligence of the committee. Miscellaneous stocks were generally heavy. Aus tralian Agricultural closed worse, at 70 to 72, and Peel River at 2to 1 prem. Van Diemen's Land left off at 171 to 181. The ether land shares were also fiat. Australian Bank shares were dull, and South Australia's receded 11. Crystal Palace shares were weaker, on a bon& fide supply, and closed 21 to 2Z prem. Union Bank of London shares meet with in quiry, and Netherlands Land maintain their improve ment. The half-year's interest on the paid-up capital of the Western Railway of Switzerland, due the 15th May last, is advertised as now payable. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Euro pean Gas Company was held on Thursday, at the offices of the company, when the usual dividend of 5 per cent. per annum, together with a bonus of per cent., was agreed to, after carrying to the exist ing reserve a sum equal to one-seventh of the total net profits of the year. The accounts and report ap peared to give great satisfaction. By the statement of accounts for the half-year laid before the proprietors of the London Dock Company to-day, the balance standing at the credit of profit and loss was 253,968/., out of which was declared a dividend of 2/. 103. per cent. for the half-year, leaving a balance of 163,010/. in favour of the com The pan account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 25th of June, is as follows : BANK OF KM OLAN D.—ACCOUrt fur the week ending Julie 25, 1553. toux Sates bine() /32,191,M5 ICh renuoota t tb . t..... 411 : 40 731 0 C cr oln awl S.u.lba 1.8,175,731 el:Tor Bullion £32,194.1385 0.- taIITNIST. rernrearit Peeartnas (,aqua. Dead waissi 513,113,40 Whet Silellllll6 Not. ....... . 8 . 543,:r24 WI,: %no biliror Coin" 470,401 1,31.194.854 ' , 11•111110 DI Proprietor,' Cs,4.al Seat . . 3.11,411 PublieD4Welialineini: Itiolseti n ear. 'teak; Cooonte. of Naga's,' Debt, a dine. Aects I 5,51"2.113 011ser Depait, 12,=.410 .3,was-d,) eau other JIUL 1,31.3,V4 1343 .. 86. 77 . „ 8 £34,857.1.23 June M MARSHALL. Chief Cs.hler. This return, when compared with the previous THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Statements received by telegraph of the actual entrance of the Russians into Jassy caused a fall in the funds at tho commencement of business this morning. Consols opened with an unsteady appear ance at 971 to 98 ex die - . for July, and oscillated between these figures for some time, but large sales have been made, one house having sold 100,000/. stock at 971, and the market has since fallen to 971 to "4, which is the present quotation. The fall of course extends to all the other departments of the market, and the Stock Exchange at the present mo mentpresents an unsettled appearance throughout. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 981 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1011 to 101; India Stock, 262 to 205; Exchequer Bills, Is. to ss. prem. The foreign stock market has also fallen, but re liable quotations are with difficulty obtained. The sales include : Mexican, at 27: to 3; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ; Equador, ; Granada Deferred, 91; Sardinian, 931 to 941; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 991 ex div.; Dutch Fours, 941 to 96; Brazilian Fives, 90 to 100. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINC - IN - O:;;;;:gATVRDAT MORNING. There has been a gooa demand for colonial produce dur ing the week, and, generally, full rates are current. The public sales of Sugar hays gone off well. West India and Mauritius have been sold at better prices, and Benares have advanced about Gd. per cwt. ; in foreign sorts a good business has been done. For coloury descriptions of plantation Ceylon Coffee former quotations are maintained, but other kinds are not so saleable, and the native sorts have declined about 6d. to Is; per c't. The first sales of the new crop Costi, utea . • . lent off rather in favour of the buyers, u..., the Sae qualities, which sold at full prices. A large business has been done privately in Rice, at very full rates. The Tea market is firm at last week's quotations, and a fair business has been effected at full prices. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The political advice. from Petersburg have pro. duced great excitement in the market, and sellers have almost wholly withdrawn. Prices are, how ever, lower, nearly nominal as before. Town Tallow, 495. Gd. nett cash; Petersourg, Y. C. on the spot, 535. Oct. to Dec. (new) 535. MARKET Avaisisose.—Town Tallow, 525. ; Fat by ditto, 2s. 10d. ; yellow Russian, 535. ; Melted Etuff, 38s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 255. ed.; Tallow Graves, 152. ; good Dregs, 6s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, trade a little better. Prime Meadow Hay, 841. to 903. ; inferior, 60s. to 755. ; new, 60s. to 70s. ; Rowen, 40s. to 605.; Clover, old, 955. to 1055.; second cut, 703. to 90s ; Straw, 283. to 325. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. All kinds of produce are now supplied in abundance,!and trade is brisk. Forced Peaches and Nectarines are abun dant. Strawberries from the open ground are well supplied. Importations from the Continent of Potatoes, Carrots, and Artichokes, are still well kept up, and there are some good French Cherries and Apncots in the market. Rhubarb is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch from Gd. to Is. per bunch. Green Peas are coming in in very good condition, at from Is. to Is. 3d. per quart shelled, and from 39. to 4s. 6d. per bushel sieve. Old Potatoes may still be obtained. Good Ash-leaf Kidneys from Cornwall are plentiful, Mushrooms are scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cinerarias, Tulips, and Azaleas. FRUIT. Pine App!es, per lb., 4s to 8s Grapes, hothouse, p. lb, Ss to 61 Peaches, per dos., 8s to 213. Nectarines, per doz., 8i to 208 Melons, each, 3s to Ss. Cherries, per Ib, 6d to 4s Gooseberries, green, per bush, 2s 3s Gd VECIEr, Caobages, per dos, 8d to le C..uldiowers, each, 2d to id Omens, per d0z.,1664 to 4s ' , retch Beano, per 100,'N to Is &I Asparagus. p. bundle, Is to 4s Rhubarb, per bun., 3cl to 8d Potatoes, per ton, 80. to 1208 per cwt., 4s to 8a per bush., its 6d to 5s Turnips, per doz,,Ss Od to 450 d Cucumbers, each, 2tl to Is Od Celery. per buncre, 9d to Is Gd Carrot, p. doe., 6s to Ss Spinach, per sieve, Is to 2a Onions, per bush., 13. to IU Beet, per dos., Is to Is est Leeks, per bunch, 3d to 4d Shallots, per lb, lid to Gd Strawberries, per bmket, Is to 28 Lemons per dozen, Is to 2s Oranges, per doz., Is to 2s Seville, p. 100, is to Its Almonds, per peek, Ss sweet, per lb„ 2. to .3s Nuts, Barcelona, per bush., 20s CABLES. Tomatoes (foreign), p doz, 6s toile Garlic, per lb., 6d to 8d Lettuce, Cab., per des., 6d to 84 Lettuce, Coe, per score, ls to 2s Radishes, per doz.. Is to 2s Oct Small Salads, p. pun. 2d to ad Horse Radish, per bdl., is toll Mushrooms, per pot. 15 6d to 256 d Sorrel, er half sieve, 6d to Is Artichoke:4, Jet., do., Is to 15 64 Fennel, pet bunch, 2d to 34 Savory, per bunch, 2d to 9d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 34 Parsley, per doz bunches, Aa is is Mint, green, per bunch, 24 to id Mail, green, per bunch, 9,1 Marjoram, do., 9d Watereresses, p. 12 bun., Oct to 104 SUICIDE AT HUDDERSFIELD. —On Wednesday afternoon last, as some colliers were going to work up the road leading to the railway station, known as Cow lane, Hinley, near Huddersfield, they perceived a man lying, as if sound asleep, in the corner of an elevated field adjoining. As he did not appear to move, an aged man, named Simeon Oldfield, who was passing at the time, was pent to awake him, and on arriving at the place found him lying in a pool of blood, quite dead, his throat having been cut in a shocking manner, evidently h}a razor, which was found near him. The colliers were anxious to get front the place so as not to be mixed up with the matter, but the old man prevailed upon them to stop near the body, and went immediately for the constable. A cart having been procured, the body was conveyed to the Jacob's Wells inn,w here it was identified 11e that of William Hanson, whose course of life has, we un derstand, for some time back been dissolute and unhappy. He had once before attempted to put an end to his exist ence. The deceased was forty-one years of age. Ile has left a wife and several children. An inquest before J. Dy son, Esq., coroner was held over the body yesterday (Friday) when a vcrdic , in accordance with the circumstances of the case was returned. BLASTING Or THE SWELIN ROCKS. —The re moval by blasting of the dangerous rocks, called "the Swelly," situated in the centr e of the Menai Straits, will take place during the course of the present summer season. The Lords of the Admiralty have adopted the plan pro posed by air. Edwin Clark, the engineer; and the con tractors have received directions to proceed without delay with the work of removal, the time for which has been limited to eighteen months. The .chief portion, it is ex pected, will be removed during the present season. The cost will be about 6,000/., for which a parliamentary grant has been obtained, and this will ensure the removal of the principal obstructions, with a considerable portion from the surface of the quarter tide rocks, thus leaving Vie import ant navigation of the Straits comparatively unimpeded. The removal of these obstructions will scour the bed and channel of the Straits, and considerably improve the bar harbours of Beaunsaris and Carnarvon, and cause the transit of many vessels through the Menai, In preference to the longer route by Holyhead.