The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-22 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK HANKS. Bias. I Pd.' I ,' mon Batman dam ,Ye.terclpj to- :W. Mexican New, 261; Granada Deferred, tq i Greek (Blue), 7 . 1. Paris, closing prices of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 103.15; ditto Three per Cents., 78,50; Bank shares, 2,730. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1853. London and NorthWestern..l:s6,s43 Auotznl 1 uric. Col. Banta Lm Co. § 1 liritlidi North American IChartered Bank of Asia 1 Chart. Bank of India. A ColonW Commercial oi L0n. .... .... Ent. Boot., k Auk. Mork 10 .0, j Lon. Chart. Bank of UAL 11 London and County III London Joint Stock . .. 10 Leiden and Westrni . 10 National Prow of Dagland" U Do. New ' National of Ireland Oriental Bank Corporation an Provincial of lhAand I 26 Do. New . . all Moral Atuirhilari . • Behinhe 25 !and Oold Imp. CI. South Au.tralia . .. ..... 25 Union of Auatralla all io Union of London lO 40 .Union of Madrid sot 813 11 332 3 r.ml 171 ie . T 9 $ l 3 :dab - 3 - 313 6. k 47 zd 79 SO TN * * 1 ' 193 18.52. • • • £52,409 18,264 • 14,335 15,088 • • • • 20,437 22,776 17,624 1,743 • 10,664 , 4,579 631 116 • 4,920 ▪ 5,6.52 16,267 697 299 • 7,403 Lancashire and Yorkshire 26,073 London and South Western 17,658 Londou and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester 1,964 Great Northern 16,260 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 695 Exeter and Crediton lO9 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 6,457 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,848 East Anglian 779 Kendal and Windermere Manc.,Sheffield Lineolnsh 7,912 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick York and North MONEY MARKET. THI7RDEULT EVENING. 24,437 1,248 Midland, and Leeds North ern linilways 26,904 South Yorkshire Oxford, Worcester, and Wol verhampton Manchester & SoutliJ unction 701 Stockton and liartlepool . 1,935 The aggregate results presented by these returns are as follows : 719 673 2,013 Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853 185' This comparison is extremely satisfactory. The increase in the Great Western and Great Northern Companies' receipts is very marked, but nearly every line shows an augmentation. At this time last year the traffic was, to a certain extent, affected by the general election. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 18.53. 1852 Glasgow and South iVestern £5,560 .... £4,859 Caledonian 10,645 .... 8,870 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction 738 .... 645 Aberdeen Total £26,065 £22,478 The Irish returns are : 1853. 1852. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 268 .... 285 Cork and Bandon Ulster Waterford and Kilkenny l5l .... 66 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 217 .... 229 / l i t -. ..-4:„.... • A 7;..... ~,...0., . _‘_,e..........,...___ ... . - • ~..... e. Tr e 4. 7> ... - -- • / . No. 2,168.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENIN6, JULY 22, 18b3. .----,.--.___ ---- NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.-BANK OP DEPOSIT. . LONDON JOINT STOCK, BANK. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. JOINY ATl s O. NAI2 . ASSURAFE tot INVESTM ENT n.ii . - le 4 law, and Rotterdam le 1 dim A - TM°, 7 , K. ii lam • I In g e r • 1 esterday the half-yearly meeting of proprietors . --- TiteltilDAT EMITS°. 10 6 beilmos to Greseewne. .lOf de No. !Sit' BAN-a 15D -ras WARROITSIoe the HALF -YEARLY INTEREST, at the rate in this bank was held at the establishment in Prince's- The railway market to-day was again firmer, and e 3 leffiela Ikea= =nth= 116 I 10 So Mr enrol sue lfzeoehnes 14 13 et pee ant. per =num. on the inve-trunt slack of this Assoelotioe, street, Mansion - house; Mr. W. M. Christy in the chair. ruled at a alight but nearly general advance. As of 20 10 00 . 2 . 4 4 4 =3OO 40 • Australada dos on the note June. will be READY for DELIVERY as and after The report stated that the net profits of the half-year late the fluctuations in thisimarket are chiefly de- so 6 0811b ..... _11h0n1da.,. ... ... slt "I d: in , i. . 40 IBrlt. Col. Bahi'i lino 50 ilitlitieh North st the eta s f Jii.e, and will be payable at the ottlees of the Associatkill , amounted to 31,540/. 35., out of which sum the directors pendent on those of the funds ; but prices generally N " all 4 ........... z. - 4 da l ie 23 . - o.ooe 25 'Chartered Bank between the hours of 1 I and I o'doek eaile. PETER moßßiaos. mainiog Dirubw. proposed to make a dividend for the sir months after the Ile 1 la .......... .. . - I 11 sto show more firmness, and the continuance of very s 5 Groot beim reaculs. 1 2::x in 60,00 v 30 Chart. Bank of 1 r.usil 0ti „.... of ta „ ausa imiwy an „ maw " to e.t.a the rate of 81. per cent. par annum, and to carry forward the favourable t ra ffi c trans, ai24l Chl tin atm dat a . .. A.,.... ai d ...... m ax ima. by which remainder, viz., 7,5401. 3... to the credit of profit and loss2o 10 Orme Jsastlun of Pear" 1 -at lln returns strenghtens the improving . i . ems of Cade , 29,000 1 100 Colonial ,_.. ._. 25.000.100 Commercial of I. : a z . eate Of iota= way be obtained, eambined with perfect WM w account of the neat half-year. The direetiais had taken tendency. The characteristic features of this market - " 25000 .. End. Scot, k A insiosed b ah. l4 Ide ray to the eswatera Pr ol 6 o / 0 • 011 lad full ad , section may be 01 , ' into their erriful consideration the suggestions modest at the present moment appear to be decided steadi- 2 0 1 all OtWatortheods.elowee 4 dl. Par 25,00., SO Lon. Chart. Su hind at the O. or will la wet mot tree on appliestkm, 10,0 be 50 London and coo the last meeting of shareholders respecting the expediency nem, with little or no disposition to make sales at ••• ••• Da NEW MAW, 1103 - - woe 50 London Joint so of placing soma restriction on the amount to which the SOS M Gamelensmillteco „to • - - the current rates, but almost equal unwillingness to 5 i tweinipmem,spet„pret I 4 di. 50,00100 Llatoo ant n DRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, da. a Dozen. guarantee fund should be allowed to attain, and th ey h ad , buy stock to anis,oot too Natiocal Prue t jall 11r. HOOPER kw REDUCED he PRICE ter Bright= BeIIBIN consequently, determined to divide annually in future the extent at a ported when politics are t Is Lelmillenrs ... ... ... / 74 zin 7la lime 10 Do. New. . 20, 50 . National o f ii;lia and rwhio6/ 07 / 000 Gt. te ta. err doers. A/so other used watt II ill whole of the net profits amongst the shareholder , and not unsettled and the half-yearly accounts in course of s -i at t°" 1 1112 1 "' - 4 1 4 2 111 33,473 25 "Oriental Bank C awl whisk are ussupomodll not riemoseed. ex down 20.0 is 100 , Prosincle of 10. trim". tree . Bans and the la aaao wk . to put to that fund an y part thereof excepting such trio- - preparation. s 3 Do. 10ma1)... -„. I/ Ix In tost 10 Ile. New • - -.., oaly as may be remind. Deli twice i rsitr l A sum tions as it might be impossible to divide, so that hence- -- 10 4 D. osanntsed ... ... 4 i dis 60.00 c 5 Bore Australis bee pd sae be led so ii -1100 P 7, Pall-mall forward the only additions to it would be interest after THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocK. le a 1 4 3 1111 and Mediterranean 1 114 pm 1 and Gold Imp. feat ; end33,Gronescirwriot. 10 M =den the rate of 3 per cent., as required by the deed There has been a slight increase of business in the ma es m a t e a e e'ini a :• . • '-' i2lpm s in 8,000 21 .South Ai/Araks of settlement. when they considered the important ob- . ... ... - - railway market to-day , but the change in prices is 30 le Imam a Leaelwith l e4 9. !I Dtocc 23 Union of Amara 8.00 Do . N0w....... TH I& DAI L Y NEW S S. jecti for which this fund was established, and that for this o i l e d • 'L a - • ‘, ,__hi reo; 16 IS Itar th ern et Primo_ „ sae so or d no axe io Union of iioi trifling. omens, neaantre a nd some 15.0% 40 . Union of Mad& SO MI Ds. et 8 par et. Mae 14 • d Linda Morning Paper, pries Sd. attainment of those objects a resort to the reserve, which it and S ou th - E as t ern., have been a shade flatter, but . Gov R. & Amens 'hal 14 15 ad Ass mines! omen, the DAILY NEWS Is at ths bud of the U. provides, might be occasionally necessary, the directors••••._._:____-• Weal nos of Gnat Orden. sdneating tree sienmeree in its broaden trusted that this arrangement would be satisfactory to the Great Northern., and especially the A stock, have 1° all neraelNeaTileek PM.= 5 5 di maws Ned an eland and Prlakeel 7040,10 • whether Pennell. eadels shareholders. The profit and loss account for the half-year been in demand, at higher prices. 10 10 Pere and Lyme ... .. 174 18 pm xil 274 1• d JIONI or essiedoeissi. is ussium sad ‘sio . am . °venal seva. _ ta thasseuvey an , ending June 30, 18.5 t 3,wes •• follows: Dr.. To current , ci- 20 SO Pores= "clans .. ... 41 47 French shares are lower. Strasbourg. are quoted 0 : Flaks a l s tlaassa - ... 44 43 a q=al l .:: aide itrha" a" Us.w r i d limmig lir Pence , , Prop ort io n rcb, o f income b u i lding tax, expenses , d l6 .4 9111.1 7:. ri d . ; " :ci - " to i ; matelma M the an, Railway, eat Messary Astlss.- amount carried to. profit and ee new account, being rebate Impe Is mempeassa. ge n. of interest on bills dietiounted not yet due, 11,4311. 19s &I.; 17 to 1 prem. Northern, 34 to 1 ; and Paris sad Lyons, 10 4 817211771171 ..' 37 .1 le ;L a 171 6 z In ORDINARY 1111411.10 AND STOCKS. l Ol 111 gains Illsimml ... 4 dis SO SO nuns= Mem .., -19 $O4 10 3 Boyd Dania ... The English Fun proving tendency, w the close by intellig a elaalle a mem hcaued die a lhairt m thoo owl fOor ilior - to dividend account for the payment of half a year's divi- Clown, ;Mee OWN to-day e b b y e y ou be ... t elle par bourse of to-day, corn se emu= Mariam tr omi WI " em y ° " °22 fiend, at the of 81. per ant. per saunas, u p on - 60,0001. 41 . I'd Laws= Yseterder• Se 2 Pm'. SO .11 rasp sin Memo . Mem' Ms may MI, Report with let pekoe, el di rmirobrawanktea. amount of paid up capital IspekdO,ooo shares, 24,0004. ;to o t. t oo & we an it o e --- 7•• • - me - bog as bedith as wog me sell yaw Meass Ms balance, being undivided peat he the pest half-year, to si forzi:" . koisi. Ni MI IQ 10 4 Do. It me Oat. riser. - - 15 I Ma Mama ma iname - - political reports, whi perienee of the last ti filmes" waklmaales. and hes always melnA4 lbem Ms askew 59,4711.0 a. 1d..-Or. By Wane aew5,69,4711. 04.1 d. ma .. at al so 6 issewsit dram S 6gm SO ts. Um. Isla befp - 1 Il gm Of a character unfavo iDellewheallesettssmane. In answer to • question, the stated that the 134 se ffielbWilweelleasTanerl al tai la lesser le dsem by Ms hat 'stern atet all Wasi nein - - 44 44 of the Eastern quarn bu t:As emat mo to on hoolbooymo ...___ . ....g amount of t h e reserve had was about ~ an d ; as ea - it IS SieeesisAtlbLess_7_,lm.l 97 de J o 10 Do. m per that Prefer. -- es 20 21 wen ., b --- """ - an - la aa planed in the report, it wadi in hiture lft eltsited to that 2 21 4 ill; Ito'. -m •'''' os. mi,. sot.. sa sa ota though the market if Io it wow= or hews- . 94 104 pm inich It will be men tart ibis gam, eilo rim wo o s io ye n awn be 400,,goellplib l ie ; amount, with the ezeoplies of the Maiden of interest, as et . 100 beme te eb e e et ..... .. tot les toll 14 10 1 Wanienoltiwitseread.„ 4 1 dle ain speculative sales are Mitabilmbsd. Slew kesaL provided by the dud .1 sattisment. The report was ix toe elajoga.m - .., ~ 59 694 eel a 20 • leaked 55 de prolonged complicati IIkeTIND ensnares .......-.••• 1 770 ..... -.•-•• 811 be adopted, the dividend meemaimisi by the directors de- 5. all Closer end asthma* .. 11 121 addition to this inflno lisamo Pon -........ ... 1771 i alk i ,,,All Blazed , sad Mr. P. W. Please shame a director in place of lia all 081111118111 1. 11 4 P..- - 30 21 MINIM Massa. ..-..- 1751 ''''''''''''' M r. W. Curling. The busiseeedien termiaated. be 43 Miami mmamsas_ .. 14 Arm het is restrained by h e f t NEW. i „ . II. . ............. 0 JAIL Jamaicans 23 all Diwass ).oo lbr i tamiAber- HINES. home,andon some pot dm ... .- I IP seleisalilfillitly tlifillend by a IS all last ai NI - the French governme o us • Dolly Nees' is ths=un idi roin s W the Imam minshig GAS EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE. 15 all Dltto di t io ll 1 end . 1.): :1 • Tneasnas Emetic°. in the most favourabl in that country, the a . the GM It issa mu greaMmad a blah Word ism-ee. Se In Imam -. U 134 134 The market for home mining stocks remains inac ussielledf Met eelliNeleidell lailltill• Mkt' le dearly 13 all seam oases. Ors A... Paris and elsewhere selatmaerfterma •; sea army , wits tee meows haunt On Tuesday afternoon a fearful gas explosion took omssu,sk.) .._.. _ 44 45 five, and presents generally no feature of interest. ea lan sollealsba dia.Pollk ma with the Warta place, at Bootle village, near Liverpool, which resulted in 22 4 1 Madam lid 0 1182 ' II ,_ l3 , el anadlimmle- sat M the slas '-01,4122,11 by sal the total deft:ulna of the Sun Inn the death of one man 51 -. 100 AIM lammehlr et _.••• ..• 'es '', West Providence have been done at 45 ; Alfred Con- elusion, and it is evi =warm In MOW =on dm sges•Weada 14111 Ila " m aw" and the infliction of severe isjurieti on two ether persons. ' ! , se ell La W•I' 13°6113111.6 " 55 " sole, 20 ex div.; and Merllyn, 3a, I. French government i Welamasa" Ts ssisony st scams " or Nonni , to t b • m o o = ; mat For some days a strong smell of gas had been perceived on T . ; allabl.ll 6:= ' 7l 73 73 The gold mining shares maintain their late reco- jest -as a reference I ... - ciently shows. so mm e . te r rieusuest. UMW& the premises , aid some men from the gas:works were search- IL iss wow" ft it very, but business is still inactive, speculation being Consols , after rem ing out the isak at the time of the explosion. They had St. ISO I; linik riffil = - - 50 117 i 714 II at present quite diverted from this market. Colonial star par of the grtt d CULVERV/ELLE MEDICAL WORKS, dug • in" in front of the house, laying hare the main, it. 100 shillos -.. 88 87 ogymes. kad.anabloal.; a m or g i na i ; b„ Ni b ; by sans . and had discovered • a fracture, which they temporarily Et. 9. 9 ,, ...ph „kr .......Walk - .- 12 9 ! 1 % Ull• s. staunched. Two of the men, Jobs Jones and Jos. Lowe, had '''' ""' , 'bugle/ 5mi .".. Weet..1 . 1m.... 1004 - 10114 St 1ee 136 5 Ile Gold continue to show an upward tendency. Great the lit August, ad' Nugget were at one time 1 to 1 prem., but closed quot ed , at t h ree o ei WHAT TO RAT. DRINK, APD AVOID. gone into the cellar, with, it is supposed, • light to examine ot No mem Weems ~ 119 f 001 95 4 893 flatter. Liberty shares were rather weaker. At o ' c l oc k , h owever, t h e n. the data et the meter, when suddenly a terrific explosion II II Me ems llatikm ." .. 7 74 four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 13 to 11 the lower prices from Licrium TO YOUNG MRS. am the windows, shattering the old part 30 al; imams ant CM& .. 99 102 m. prem. ; Great Nugget, 3to 3 prem. ; Port Phillip, HOW TO BB HAITI. of the heart, asel dts new part of it completely in 1 6 1 111 ph MAI ... ... -le 12 Pmport includes :-Thrt ruins. At the ti. a dreadful occurrence, in addition io , 51- . 1 , 24 2 ta ambim " 1111111h11 ' " I " "4 i 3.16 to 1-16 dia._,_. British Australian, 5-16 to 3 . 16 Tv.44 4f de 981, 1, 3 ; ditto for MORAL AND PHYSICAL INJOYX2I4T or LIR the two game% Ohs may Manatee were Mrs. Ashcroft and i;1 114 8 e . r.. -- ,4. - ; --.- sc t dim. ; Nouveau Monde, 3to 3 prem. ; Agna Fria, Three per Cent. 1 v. the:servant girl, Mr.Asimed being absent from home snug- to all good. stemsern _.. 15 151 " 134 11 to 1: prem. Quarter per Cents., ON WICIAL DURASIS. ing for the funeral of •hesthor. As soon as the shock Inca- 114 Ili Imagism/ Ilbwkwell .. SI 51 vi. West Indian mining shares were rather firmer. Annuities, 1726, 09/ sinned by the especial had partially subsided, instant 10 Ito Southend le 2pm ad Till INSTITUTED or MARRIAGE LIM 1054 S Metcalfe closed 55 to 6 prem., and Port Royal 11 to 5: ; India Stock, 21 vu. efforts were made for the recovery of those who were 11 „!. L O 2, = l / 1 1 1 1 n e s• a a' nor I°9 loci k Stertirlirestm Ile, 116 118 13f DURUM or 11134YZE. buried in the ruins. The servant girl, who happened to ''''' 20 11 Dealths. . . 2 21 pm 144 11 prem. 1151 ; ditto New Ar vm. be in cue of the upper rooms of the old inn of the house, 10 1 D e andai nn o - kie) te 1 pi There was more MOUT DELlNoloollllk o cottntrawm ma HASIOHL presented =nett at a window, and safely descended by a st. o Luisa k aostb.Weetsm 694 994 1104 90 The closing prices of new undertakings are as fel ine. ladder much frightened, of course, bat unhurt. Mrs. 80 1 24 De.. ADO „. .. „. St 41 die lows: Australian Mutual, 3to 3 per share; Australian day, and the price is. and a. iwouss. max am son= was. Saar. 1 .... a. __As______h...w . was found lying under the cellar stain, her body, es aa Le l Der WO si -&ii; a1 ;;; 11 SA 44 die Consols, Ito 1 din. ; Monarch Gold, Ito 1 dis.; Mizen India Bonds mark 2 xs. in s great measure, protected by an angle in the flooring a wi , innielalwo Is 20 Head, 3to I- die. ; Chartered Australian Land The foreign elm! WYDSOPATMT: OR, Tat COLD WATER GUM resting upon one of the barrels. When taken out she was Ti. lye v.a.m. jor_Nutweinab 29 291 is and Mining, 3to 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, upward tendeney. ainreed, WI, Paternostarwsw• Conales.l47,lftestelneti Hem insensible, but was restored in a few minutes. She is much 54 44 Dikabn,M,hisy umoi - -de a, *MA sad all bookatfleat ma H. 11 -- commas 11 . 0 2‘,/ 4 4 bruised about the head and body, but the wounds are not at. too aline .. .., .. 711 72 tit ll} I to 1 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 21 to 23 pm.; geese realised impre =VC. itaraalaw. woo ma y la " ran " awl ' tic li a° 15 of a dangerous charecter. Of the two men in the cellar, St 100 De. elew:eidoeme .. 41 411 Cologne Lead,: to 3 dis ; Carberry West, Ito 3 dia.; scan were very firm. Jones was brought out quite dead, having been killed by 50 .. 4 .11 111114 .., * _ ° *,,,...e 5 a.,_,_iir e 1••• - - Connemara, par to 3 prem. ; Glenaulin, -1-=.; .tally g°44 Busino s. the heavy mass of bricks and rubbish which had fallen upon 74 .. 1 ,7 0 """' __-. -"'"'"'''' :7 I; 17 ye Sulphate of Barytes, 3to 1 per share; or is quiet. At 4 o'cle him Lowe was recovered , mush bruised and burned , and THE CARPET WEAVERS OF KIDDERMINSTER. • ' - 1 ivs Copper, par to 1 prem. • Britannia Gold,: to 1 per 26 1 to 27 ; Peruvian with a fractured leg. Me was seemed to the Northern u 12 34, if es Hospital, and while being asaysysal thither on a stretcher, 50 7 !Newry sad Pon- 11; S share; Poltimore, 3to 3 ' dia. ; British and Colonial an - a-Half per Cen Last evening a public meeting of artisans was the men in charge carelsealy let him roll off, thus inflicting SO all I=Waninsilielklow. I 9 .. ... .. .. 30 62 Smelting and Reduction, 3to 3 pm.; New Linares, Active, 21 to 22; I bald at the Royal B' ki Institution , Cowper-street, City- new injury, and adding ta the danger of his condition. The SL I " $l4 par to 3 prem. • New South Wales Coal, 3to 1 Deferred Threel4 2 toad, " for the purpose of taking into consideration the value of the stock, furnitue, and buildings destroyed is 13 15 Deafer ... .. ... 5i0471-1. Se 31 Nene= Omer din ; Australasian Coal, 3to 3 din. ; Metcalfe of auto and condition of the carpet weavers of Kidderminster, rou ghly e stimated a t 1.0001, St. 100 Noretertlie ... SS M eat pi- per cent. Sal h a m* , 51 to 6 prem.; Port R oya l (of Jamaica) lye per Cent. Bond Bridgenorth, and Stourport, with a view to afford them the le 16 Nara Donis Ile 1; ... - - ass per Cents., fo r . acct sympathy and support of the trades of London in their pre- 1 an Do. 1 A omen.-- - - die 1 3 to 1 a pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 1 dm.; London sent contest with their employ ; ers; 1,500 men, and as many STRANGE CONDUCT OF A PARISH' OVERSEER. ° ° 12° ' g a, 41112 = 1 " 24 - and Virginia Gold and Copper, par to 3 prem.; ?!.. Cent. Cfit'lleal youths, being now on strike.' 10 114 Meth .. . 44 4 1 die 134 13 Bruentu Gold, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. • Mount Car- Mexican Three per Mr. IittICHREYS (of the National Association of United - 30 all Itath Weans St 111 per Cents., Convert xestenlay an information was laid at the New is lls. Iforthle.W.,ll.3ditylon - - bon Coal, 3to 3 din. Parkwyn and rem.; Tin, Trades) took the chair, and observed that the naformiate WM., A Homer. 35 at 304 per Cents., 431. 3 weavers of Kidderminster wen fully entitled to the sym- an d tit 100 Bailey_ Court-house, Manchester, under Ws Bth _. ~,,,, 19 1 2= , v _ i _, ... thy they sought, as they had always been amongst tee 9th Victoria, e. 126 (one ofster , the general lunacy acts), ara O Z OO4 b iriaa' ... int to render assistance to their fellow operatives when- the 50th clause of which provides that if an y . medical offi- g i. in I,„„„,, I, ... ever they were appealed to. It was essential that the/ cer, overseer, or relieving officer of any union or parish, it. too De. Leste llit tisser. sa 68 rd Three per Cents., I shall omit, for more than three days after having obtained 15 II Shrowehurysaillersford ';l4 04 die . Gold, Ito 03 din ; Great Cambrian Mining and amid cosier upon the men on strike some practical as substantial benefit, as the poor fellows were now in • state an ensues= err Chewer knowledge o f say chargeable pauper who is deemed alit- 1 6 1 nr .. m. too ... 17 II Quarrying, Ito 3 prem.; Melbourne Gold, 3to 3 per veiled ) , d • There was but s el extreme wretchedness and destitution. natic, to give notice of that fact to the nearest justice of 134 all 16•711eless .. .. Mr. DANuitts (a delegate from Kidderminster) then ad- the yeses ; or if any constable, overseer, or reliee o s m D e. o rman i _ _ ts 14 Hewes United Tin, 3 elis. to 3 prem. ; Great Crin * nia * , day, and the bank unable to employ i officer shall omit to apprehend such wandering re of esombes Usien ... dressed the muting, and observed that efforts were being ins 3 to : prem. ; Albion Gold, 1 dis. to par ; Lake Su lunatic, they shall be liable to a penalty of 101. it W WWI Dims .. .. . 11 . Uoder three maim made at Birmingham, Coventry, end other places, to promote 724 14 pa rior Copper, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; London and Liver-She cause of the workmen on strike • though it had been St. 100 MO Salem ... ... The present information . was laid against Mr. G..,_ wise stated in some of the public journal that the weavers had Hilton, overseer ' SO le an i neehohieln4ne; le ' 14 4 114 Rat met with the sympathy they expected. The ground of in the Warrington Union . It was . stated,. that one night la ag sw u m k their complaint was this-For the last seven years th e recently, a man named Hilton, evidently insane, went to is oe aif Obernhof, 3to i pm.; Golden Mountain 3to 1 per gold, worth 152,00( from Portland Bay the hones of Mrs. Croft, a widow at liollin's Green, near 22 17 Tab st Mesa - ... wages of the Kidderminster workmen bad avenged, no- share. Warrington, and wanted to stay with her all night. She 10 all Walartna sad = la 3 1 1 0 1 -- and one box of go cording to the report of the government commissioner, g nu unable . to get ri d . of him . ; he said he had had a warn- bi en Wasalla allknown. 12s. 4td. per week -a very inadequate stipend, conaiderinlo 14 WM Canna _ ... _ - 94 104 THIS DAY.-Two o ' CLocE. that the assagalian required not only physical labour, but tag that 6 the. isshould die that night, and wanted • cleruman ' Ackland - Is Sla.,9llmliske mil Gropes - - Since the receipt a certain moot ad skill and intellect. In tho year 18L8 to pray with him . The ßev . Mr.• was t'tdrdsndly 10 1 !Woodford...-. - - - The gold mining shares to-day are steady, with a disposition has beer twenty per mat. was taken off the l of tie carpet. sent for, and that gentleman found him kneeling on the - . ,er.R e om - y am seioysteip„ - quiet business, and net much change in prices. Great consignments of 111 waves, up*, the so k n o mm u m um is a t mgg be ret u rned floor, with a prayer-book in his hand. Hilton, the overseer, 'k i ln; I veruseemeasasereseal 69f 704 70 took lunatic to the constable, IV 20 I Do. do. ledissitms o -dal SO HAM at a MUM poled. nee men takas my. how. was then sent for, who _ .. the. and _ .. bin. ~. , ..,, ..„........ ._,.......„, , Is 1 i . a s m. bid never b ees , raterea to d m , ; h o t, frog d ie d a te who locked him up for the night, delivered ,gain r I,go ore zu l i • 44 - a4 = 444b i a - y 501 4 osso ds me d ; f or th., re d e ems' had been min i n th eir to the overseer next morning. The overseer took him to ''.. ' LINES MAUD AT men marma. Agua Fria are quoted 1 5-16 to 1 7-16 prem. ; Colo- that ship room is be the boot-station at Hollin's-green and paid his fare to .„ „..., and, whilst everything aim was going arward„ the L . the captain ' tolook after him, as he " ''' °llllll° . °lllllll° (1.81.4 nial gold, 13 to 3 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 3to r," the ? circumstances tennencHlddemy. inster weavers had been going backward. They mallenellfer , requesting to Lealsaill.Wesweal 106 1511 The elf yearly had dens their best to prevent a strike, but the employers him a short was . rather " so f t. " Th e overseer accom p an ied . so so m r ,„ e o e m ' m u m prem. ; and Port Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. themesives were the cause of it. By the advice of Lord distance, and when . he had gone ashen, th . e . lu,n. Now had .;, _. 100 0 1 110•000064.0•• Imal leaskikark A 1 II Australian Agricultural shares have further re- August on the 100 Wed, who took an interest in their welfare, they called a hitherto been quiet, jumped up and seta, vow for it, it ceded to 33 to 35, and Peel River to 11 to 13 prem. Railroad Company sedassaise of the manufacturer and workmen, and a series and conducted himself with great violence. The captain .. u aususus ts u aL ous lkelbsra ysso l 100 181 payment. a Irnakitima were agreed to, which the miters pledged was much alarme d ,. and on the boat's arrival delivered the " aweriseoffeetweiees Si 14 ad North British Australasian are quoted 3to 3 prem.; At the indigo I Ihmeeteee be abide by ; but, so tar from their doing so, man up to the police. .11e was taken to the Manchester t oo a n pkok o dp,d i sibm,. and Scottish Austrelian Investment, 2to 23 prem. ported, but otherwi they h i d b o oh oo all a ss M N , impesiall as regarded th e Workhouse, and afterwards lodged in the Lunatic Asylum, r W a le rl Tt.ll l . It Der.) - - Terladtkid 11S 114 Owing isusinses mated. Deese a Maur. The am saw that the boon of at Prestwick. The court, considering that the overseer 40 es prima doss At the meeting o lawn sum t o botemktoe to b weed of non s e gems; mast have pereeived that the man was one o f that class of 1 1 ...._ t alita._ Idi.,,,_tto! Si. g i No. Shane Mum Paid. Yesterday. to .day. and that ti L 444. . musi, was so t sm ikkos e n enin p enee t e persons whom the act of parliannot intended should not= ! 11 dr ,„„, 17 on si e r w A t i 3 ' • -..-- -m- Joint Stock Bank . - - - them tat de& labeler. They were eempalled le isubwit to sent out of the pariah, to prevent them becoming charge- • unsuninesers 14 4 144 xd 100,000 1 AVM re& all If til mi al year were stated,at nooses, sy a met splanw, disisesse, mg ft was quite able there, inflicted the mitigated penalty of 61. and costs. to $5 or' a irupson, twao 26 37 30,000 1 tusto sestrmisa 004 all a die dividend at the r that they aide jeers mkt la sub a state of so M tammialtli=eat. 100,0(0 la. eugioCaliforolan 10,000 10 mounted= 2 4 Par 7,5401. remains to = i st e . tbey sew suseisined eL They bei made every so en Wu 4 imioaii Id la 10,900 20 fAustralbut " L ' half-year's account effort to induce the employers to allow the dapete to be MURDER AND SUICIDE .- The city of Bologna was si an innii,nessahAinaneak 00.001 1 Aastralian Cordillera all i par settled by arbitration, but without swim% and they hid the scene of • horrid tragedy on the 1011. Several large =r imi L.hl 4l .W.MlC 8 81 100,000 1 Menem Freehold sow no alternative but to appeal to their Mb. operatives ; drops of blood under the windows of a well-known gentle- Ild en and Ulm 30,006 1 Ave Maria. all 1 4 die the net profits amo 200.006 1 Britiall Australia Gold all 4 4Ma cad as the Kidderminster weavers had selieseeed no less'lie guarantee fund man's, named Dr. Accuse, roused the attention o. some =ingamsarolen",2l,llr• 100 -101 1 all la WPM 20 +Br a / a ble= i3.5 7 II than 5,0001. during the last ten years tomtit ethers, they people, as it gowned as if those drops must have fallen so so g or m em om e sterisomo 10,000 33 t drat Imp Ale. enter 344 4 44 impossible to divid bad rendered themselves worthy of sympathy and support. free some wounded person who had gone to the window. Nand* 63 W sow 30 DathosesandCulabe ell if 4 per cent. per antra A resolution was then pawed to the effect that the Kid- C r i es; groom; an d lamentations b e i ng a l so h oar d t o w oo so allw m a i d . s e et, 0 110 0 4 - - 11,000 Do. 81. John Del Bay IS 32 A 4 &neuter carpet weavers were justified in the steps they frees the mains horse, the police were called, who after SS m ereelasaj=iaa• ino,ooo 1 Gram ' s Own ilMs 1 On guarantee fund is I =LW reri - - 11,000 40 Mee 05ee5e.......- ell - - of the bank 600,00 bad taken, and the meeting was determined to do all in repeated summonses to open, which were disregarded,. had to iss 12 Ditto shares (ditto)... - - 110,000 6 fOolswial asla 1 11 11pm if their power to assist them in their struggle, as they con- form the outer and some inner doors, when a frightful Bt. too s e a garo dasfossm ~., , Co9lllll l l5 106 llf Australian Agri sidered that the rights of labour were involved in the issue. e presented itself to their view. Accuse and his te Or mt Beak= ...... 131 163 Moor Bier +Omer Miners of We. all Se 70 to-day, and it wool It was also resolved that • committee be appointed to col- St. librio.lbsuroliMet ...... - 131 133 11,000 25 +De Fret 7i per ant. all 7 Bpm maid-seresat were found . lying dead in one room, both evi - yesterday's meetin !NOW 6 fEnshkastrollanCoppr all 2 If Ms Wet monies to support the men on strike, and that such dent! murdered ; while in the next lay Dr. Giuseppe . Salvi, 11 94101101111. 1 1dIMINISsend 54 4 to Mr. want l 4 di dl. Great Hatget Vela. all f Ipm2l S ment. Peel River committee should meet every night for the purpose of Dr, Amuse's nephew, who, from • sharp surgical metro- 100,000 2 I t o, s ag oo m o - „ r giving information and receiving mo nies in furtherance of must is his hand, was conjectured to have been the mur- 2. Is R osami ele Yam' la Otena . _ 30,000 20 tasawel eke object. darer of the other two, and to have afterwards committed 45 43 Ditto Dm bo o . .. 82 , 72,080 Ord Duchy of llsdeo all 4de 6 em Other Land sham In answer to a question, Mr. DANIELL! stated that the mon Orlet P0400th.........., all I Of de South Australian suicide, to avoid being arrested. The cause of this melon- et. Yes wine g i seesemet 6,;; 0 0 - le Went Weitelf).....- it 3 101 zd 104 x d men had been one month oa strike, and some of them were 100,00 C lew Bathurst......„„ .holy event is attributed to family dissensions, but nothing receiving more money from those who bad come forward to ..ruin has as yet been elicited.-Golimiane. ramuncs SHAWN. 02,000 Liberty an I dim Palace shares were assist them than they obtained whilst attending to their 93 IN 9, 00 ! Werra work. s all Aboresen He. 41 per MI 53 11 HULL CABINET-MAKERS . -The cabinet-makers of oh lebAberdella -.-- this town have commenced a movement, not so much to IL 100 =late& Inese4 meth lO3 103 • d 50,000 Loniseleanlorn. 0.15 Grins ansisingut. au 5 f firmer, especially I obtain an advance of wages as a reduction in the hours of St 1110 Clakeissieselll -_ „. 10/ 110 1034 100,000 1111Nrimilta all Ide par Shares of the Melb stove I NedmankatAmerlan 9 Cif 7pd 7• d merit Company we: DIABOLICAL OCIBAGE.-Early on the morning of labour. The movement originated with the men i ,= the 15 ls !cassear sei sr maa sseyboa .... 4 1M i W e t 6 i,ivir New Ma wr all par f pm Thursday last, some miscreants, who have riot yet been de. employment of Messrs. Richardson and Sons, ond • street M SI pert be;• 100,000 Noweees ihmee_.....-._ all 1 4 ea tralian Building tected, and whose motive is • mystery, placed a quantity of st e wiles _ th 1 testablishment in the trade). who unaaimously 61 all !Dmales "Mk seld ' a • doss hose= -.. fl 111 30,000 1 Na- Ileitis Wren sad tralasian Mint, pa large stones for several yards aloes the rails in • deep cut- resolved that the would work only GO hours • week, in- M if Eimthaelereltillelip.Ct. 4 et NNW) amskleg -.. II - - als Per C rgalp hag of the Waterford S and Kilkenny Railway, at Knock- !teed of 63 se h eretofore . They proposed to work 104 s s :D e . &ow oer tys 4AI hours . per day, for the first five days of the week, that they , 4 1 1 1e. do. (71.17647 per et flf pm 04 , 050 Quarts Rook .. .... all 4de oar 1 3 di.. to par. asoylan ; and another heap of stones upon the rails ea alO,OO 0 +=piney Iron ....... all W 23 bridge at a short distance further on. Providentially the miht • work at two o'clock on • Saturday. We are 81naet.nos.ffeta.,e pe.,nei. Is if pia If pm 10,001 1 Mac New l6 7 9 The market for first train was drawn by a very powerful engine, which informed l eav e Messrs. Richardson and Sons, with that 61 DIM 45 . Neal 9 I e 7,m. le Santiago =Cuba ... scattered the stones before it, sad no damage was sustained, strong desire to promote the welfare and comfort of their le Is Do. saw a Par °laa 1116.11 1 I " 1 1,t have a greedall the 9) 20 i 11a5t ' 0 ,,,,. 0 , 17 7.13 / 1 2°1 1 204 1 50.00 , 1 Ws= Australian...-. all I dis Per price,. and a steady keeo to Tin Croft - -- .. two; beyond • smart shock, by those who travelled by it. The men which characterises them , to $4,174 13.2.81 +United Molds* all 34 41 thus reported by Til Railway Company has offered • reward of 101. for the dis- i - I asked, and announced that in future they would pay their ' ' ‘ - '' . ".l - 70,000 1 Waller ... wages 911 Friday night. Their only anxiety being lest any at. me owe seememe moat 128 130 100,000 1 West Or;;;;;;Ii ..... orrery of the ru ffi ans who perpetrated the outrage, and weUnited States 6 per Ct. f sixicenli , trope they may be brought to the punishment of their customers should be isconvenienced by the ar- le. Ml= Smr one SINIR I ammin at lepAt.pn 113 114 113 4 100,900 1 Weo Martpom all II 4 die Do. 6 per Ct. Inse.Stocl I: .11........• Ifneloreins, rangement . The men tfust t however , . that this will be to ri Do. 4i vormaLs=9--- _f Ip m 100,000 1 Yuba all I f dis Penns7leanbt_s per tll:_ MUSD= AND SUICIDE.—The city of Bologna was 0, the scene of a horrid tragedy on the 10th. Several large drops of blood under the windows of a well-known gentle- 150 man's, named Dr. Acossal, roused the attention of some people, as it sassed ea if those drops must have fallen 6- front name wousded gorses who had gone to the window. Cries, end lamentations being also heard to issue SO from the same home, the police were called, who after U masted eta— nusun to ws, which were disregarded, had to fermi the ester mil mine inner doors, when a frightful preseated Molt to their view. Accussi and his meld-servant were found lying dead in one room, both evi dently murdered; while in the nest lay Dr. Giuseppe &lei, Dr. Amasses nephew, who, from a sharp surgical instru ment in his hand, wu conjectured to have been the mur derer of the other two, and to have afterwards committed 23 suicide, to avoid being arrested. The cause of this melan choly event is attributed to family dissensions, but nothing certain has as yet been elicited.—Golignani. HULL CaBINET-MAKERS.—The cabinet-makers of this town have commenced a movement, not so much to obtain an advance of wages as a reduction in the hours of labour. The movement originated with the men in the employment of Messrs. Richardson and Sons, Bond-street (the largestestablishment in the trade). who unanimously resolved that they would work only 60 hours a week, in stead of 63 as heretofore. They proposed to work 10g hours per day, for the first five days of the week, that they might leave work at two o'clock on a Saturday. We are informed that Messrs. Richardson and Sons, with that strong desire to promote the welfare and comfort of their men which characterises them, have sgreed to all the men asked, and announced that in future they would pay their wages on Friday night. Their only anxiety being lest any of their customers should be iaconveuienced by the ar rangement. The men trust, however, that this will be avoided.—Eastern Counties Herald. CHANGING THE NAME GY A LIVERIPOOL DOCK.— Yesterday at the weekly meeting of the Liverpool Dock Committee, Mr. Thomas Bold, one of the most violent of the tory party of that borough, made a motion for the change of the name of the " Braley Moore " dock to that of " Sefton," owing to Mr. Braude,' Moore having opposed Mr. Liddell at the last election for that borough. After considerable discussion, Mr. Bold felt himself compelled to withdraw his motion. RUSSIAN NOBILITY.—In a work published on the Russian nobility, it is stated that the family of Jakovleff, in consequence of its large establishment for gold washing, possesses the most colossal fortune of the continent, it being estimated at nearly 100 millions of roubles. Next come the Deasidoffs, who have on their estates a large mass of mala chite, every pud (101 be.) of which is worth 800 roubles. Afterwards come the funnies of Galitain, Woronoff, Bo brinsky, Daschkoff, Faskiewitch, Uwarolf, Potemkie, ranin, Luareff, f‘e. A great number of old princely families are so fallen that they have lost both their title and their rank. AM. do Hitched, for instance, 'till wears the princely arms and the ermine mantle, but without enjoying the corresponding title. In a village near Woronep reside some peasants who have still some serfs. They cultivate their fields like other peasants, although they descend from princely blood. They are only distinguished from the others by a red cap, which they alone have a right to wear from ancient usage. There are, moreover, a certain number of descendants of old sovereign families, such as the scions of the Curs of Georgia, the Bagradites (Bragation) and the princes of Gime, the direct scions of Dschingis-Khan. A descendant of Mehemet resides at Tiflis. The family of Cantaknzens derives its origin from the old Emperors of, Bylaatinni. 160,Altedras all AbloomNa. f r lpr 1111 Masi St Basta: 4 Pr k 1001,141.18414841118 If !Maar ad folyboad 9 , Mli aid . .1 all poadie dMo lLsosamtkaatlo;:l • $4 rAataapkasatiiiip.cc ,• Do. do. (11.) por Ct. ,4 I Do. de. (IL 17 17 par Ct.l 161 Sost.Cos.ests 1 p ',Not . Dttta do. $O.l 10 1 10 Do. Now 6 per Clost. 6fr 10 I SO jlostUalsOte 111 111disktorsk Deis% Se 1110 One lieribiesi 1110 74 Do. Do. per sou. - 1 &m U sor olds et 10 p.otf ig* . pun stat. di 6i 04.10.011401510(1)&141.tho SO 6 OWastaisilltosistia bps St' 100 Ot.Wott.radosist.44 %et. St. 100 Ditto IneMssoolisdpor al 16 6 LaasokbelltTala.lo o MOO pitentillsis... P. N. 1 160 00 L taa.klifila.Omatiperat P.• 100 Dlttcadlea6ikll44 ,ol . 60 ! f I.4o.lloooWausOsa.Mire! 124 1 all •Loallasistrytedst. sib 1 12 5 4 all I 10 10 I D 0.116,411.16 6 1 I Do. 1211 r . 124 all alam.l2ololl2l*Apt 22 U. 100 ,111d1Mmiksr.Stb..sp.0 161 ' Ditto itstirsam St 100 Nods! at , leo Do.A 46.1 1 65 t. Wok ▪ 1 .11 Do.W=T r ar poi et. 100 Milk Mai ,all North Illadosdairs - U. 1 100 0004 Watettar, anal Wolur../116.6u/0.6 1 1 II all Dit.o ditto ditto, 11 SI pa $ Abrows.sll3trow.N4wCiusr. 10i 101 '0 141 albstros.itCheltst(Sor.W. Mu. , I re, C00t... ll7l 171 1 IS Do. 5 per Oat ... I 4 1 pm 16 loath Doss. - ll4 13 Utto Stud it per Cast, pa 4 pm Coll South Nastors (Itudiag l 100 Do. I I Amatopar artt ( 112 1141 201 .100.1 rat Orr 191 \W TorkSorisollook ls OtWattk at Stag.yane. 16$ 105 DM Mae .! 54 04 IcethlMlLEAfalial Pr 3 Pa id DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.—EarIy on the morning of Thursday last, some misereents, who have not yet been de tected, and whose motive is a mystery, placed a quantity of large stones for several yards sloag : the rails in a deep cut ting of the Waterford ,and Kilkenny Railway, at Knock moylan ; and another heap of stones upon the rails on • bridge at a short distance further on. Providentially the first train wee drawn by a very powerful engine, which scattered the stones before it, aad no damage was sustained, beyond • smut shock, by those who travelled by it. The Railway Company has offered a reward of 101. fir the dis covery of the ruffians who perpetrated the outrage, and we sincerely .hope they may be brought to the punishment which they so richly deserve.—AilAssiny Moderator. TILE LNVENTOR OF TILE POWER-LOOM AND LORD JURY Rosenu.--Waiting the result of his petition to parliament, be yet could not bring himself to suspend his master-puska for experiment ; but, as though driven for a time from the manufacturing field, he now indulged in that of agriculture. In 1801 be got a prise from the Agricul tural hoard for • practical essay, and soon after received from the Duke of Dedford an appointment to superintend an experimental farm at Woburn. . . lie found friends as well as patrons in that princely Male. Ile became the Duke's domestic chaplain as well as superintendent of the experimental farm ; and from the rely intelligence of the duke's third eon there flashed cut et once upon the brave old man a quick and true feeling for all that was noble or true, to which his own nature warmly responded. Their friendship began in play. and ended in admiration as marked and full of sympathy as could possibly consist with such difference of years. When I went to Woburn," the old man aftetwuds wrote, describing the steam-boat model he hod constructed for Fulton, '• I gave it to Lord John Russell, then about ten or eleven years old, es a plaything. It went by clock-work; and Lord John used fre quently to amuse himself with setting it afi ist on the stew ponds in the garden." In the next year we find him pub lishing • volume of verses, of which Lord John received the dedication ; and up to the year of his death, it is touch ing to see the eager and trembling fervour with which hs follows each successive step in the young statesman's pub lic life. From that happy interval at Woburn, indeed, may be traced suck brighter fortune as gilded the old men's de clining years. Parliament soon granted him the further protection to his patent which his memorial prayed for, and this protection brought other mere substantia l justice With it.—Dichene's " Household Innis." 4 1 w 103 1 04 ad 109 103 id M PM 149 10 1 id 154 151 4 Tesastabbis by 101 i 3 zd ii 10 4 11 13 14 I i 101 NI 1 rm Do 114 per pve ls26 114 116 zd 116 122 il dls pa 115 117 The English Funds to-day again showed an im proving tendency, which, however, was checked at the close by intelligence of a relapse on the Paris bourse of to-day, combined with the usual supply of political reports, which to-day—contrary to the ex perience of the last two or three days—were chiefly of a character unfavourable to the speedy pacification of the Eastern quarrel. It maybe noticed that, al though the market in itself continues decidedly good, speculative sales are still effected on the chance of a I l prolonged complication of this political dispute. In addition to this influence, it is evident that the mar ket is restrained by anxiety as to the harvest at home,andon some portions of the continent. AlthouAh the French government journals are instructed to refer in the most favourable terms to the harvest prospects in that country, the rise in the price of bread in Paris and elsewhere is suggestive of a different con clusion, and it is evident that the attention of the French government is seriously directed to the sub jrt—as a reference to our Paris intelligence suffi ciently shows. Consols, after remaining stationary during the grtater part of the day at 98: to 1 for money and the 11th August, advanced to 981 to ")-, and were so quoted at three o'clock (the official close). At four o'clock, however, there were again sellers at 981, on the lower prices from Paris. The official business re -1 port includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 4,1; ditto for account, 11th August, 931, 1,4; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, ; Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1, a ; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 994; Lone Annuities, 1860, 5 13-16, 5 ; India Stock, 257, 255; South Sea Stock, 116, 1154; ditto New Annuities, 991, j. There was more inquiry for Exchequer. Bills to day! and the price advanced to par to 3s. prem. India Bonds mark 22e. to 275. prem. The foreign stock market generally showed an upward tendency. Sardinian, Spanish, and Portu guese realised improved prices, and Dutch and Rus sian were very firm. The Spanish market is espe cially good. Business in foreign securities, however, is quiet. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 to 27; Peruvian Deferred, 68 to 60; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2to 1 dis. ; Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto Deferred, 9 to 91; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to 3 ; the Certificates, 51 to 6} per cent. Sales are thus marked:—Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 1061. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 29th July, 65; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 971. Greek Bonds (Red), 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 261,1. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted 1841, 474, 47; ditto Four per Cents., 431. Russian Five per Cents., 1181. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, ) 51, 96. S panish Old 1 hree per Cents., 471, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1; the Passive Bonds (Con verted), 6. There was but a sluggish demand for money to day, and the banks and discount houses are quite unable to employ the funds placed at their disposal. Under these circumstances the rates rule very easy. The Geelong has arrived from Adelaide, which port she left on the 3rd March, with 38,000 ounces of gold, worth 152,0001. The Cornelius has also arrived from Portland Bay, with dates to the Ist of April, and one box of gold, the value of which is not yet known. _ _ _ Since the receipt of the lest Australian accounts, a disposition has been shown to make further extensive consignments of nearly all kinds of goods to that , quarter; and to-day this movement was so marked, that ship room is becoming extremely scarce. Under these circumstances freights show a decidedly upward tendency. The half-yearly dividends falling due the let August on the bonds of the .Camden and Amboy Railroad Company (U.S.) arc duly advertised for payment. At the indigo sale to-day prices were fully sup ported, but otherwise no feature of interest was pre sented. At the meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint Stock Bank held to-day the profits of the half year were stated at 31,3401., and, after payment of a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, 7,6401. remains to be carried forward to the next half-year's account. The directors expressed their intention of dividing annually in future the whole of the net profits amongst the shareholders, adding to 'lie guarantee fund only such fractions as it may be impossible to divide, and interest at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The present amount of the guarantee fund is 148,8121., and the paid up capital of the bank 600,0001. - - Australian Agricultural shares were 2/. lower to-day, and it would appear that the proceedings at yesterday's meeting have caused some disappoint ment. Peel River opened 1; to 2 prem., reached la to 2i, fell to 11 to a, and finally closed 14 to 1d prem. Other Land shares were scarcely changed in price. South Australian Land closed 40 to 42. Crystal Palace shares were not quite so buoyant at 1 13-16 to 2 1-16 prem. Australian Bank shares were again firmer, especially Union, and Bank of Australasia. Shares of the Melbourne and Colonial House Invest ment Company were quoted die. to prem.; Aus tralian Building Company, dis. to 1 prem ; Aus tralasian Mint, par toe prem. ; Aberdeen North American Land, 6e. to loa. per share; Oriental Gas, dis. to par. The market for American stocks this week has been well supported, with scarcely any change in price,, and a steady business. Present quotations arr thus reported by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co.: Redeemable. Dividends. Proven. United State* 11 per Ct. Bda. toss Jan. and July 110 1104 Do. 6par Ct. Inselltock 1867.1868 Jan. and July 109 110 Pergilvials 5 per Ct. — Feb. and Aug. 88 89 De. ditto Bonds 1882 Jan. and July 91 93 pwCt.Bterßds. Jan. and July 961 974 6 per Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 94 94 MOM*, • par Cent. 1669 Jan. and July 98 99 iliMßesssa 6 per Cent. Ommda 6 per Ct. tit. Bondi 1814 Feb. and Aug. 115 116 &Wm City it per Cent. Waling Bonds Do. per Ct. New Orleans City 6 per Cent. Bonds 1893 Jan. and July 90 Pennsylvania Central Bali. Rd. 6 per Cents Cincinnattl and St. Louis 7 per Ct Ist Mortgage... 93 94 , Chicago and Mississippi 7 per Ct. Ist Mortgage Phil..delphia and Reading gave Ronda lBOO New York and Erie Seven per Ct., Convertible . New York and Erie Seven per Cente., tat mortgage 1368-1869 Yew York and Ere Yasen -- Cent. 2nd mortgage 1859 89i _9oi Jan. and July 86 87 Jan. and July 89 90 May and Nov. 107 10$ Mardi &Sept. IC9 101 per 1. Chivy, and Aurora ;even per Cent., lit inoiteago Jan. and July 4 3 St Great We tern of Ilanois Ten per Cent. ditto MR April and Oct. 99 99 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic express :—Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 934 ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63, 1 ; Spanish Deferred Thre e p er Cents., 23-16 ; the Certifs., 6-16; Portuguese New, 138 j; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82!; Closing No. ob liteceLLAYMeit. Pd. Ye ster prices day 32,000 5 Aubin Coal and Iron ."-- 6 20,i . 25 Austrian's Agrtenlismd ll 34 36 12,500 20 Australasian Penile Mall 10 60.000 10 1 Australlan 'loyal Mali . 7 35, , 10:,Berlin Waterworks A: 10 DrlttAls American Lad J ,SI 06 68 :ow eertitA, a Caloalslacacitas a Deduction Compinte 1 10.000 1001Ciroada Me 68 70 100. i 6,Cryual Palace . —.. 6 1423c0nn 130, , 4 Crystal Palms oe Maass 60.. , I 210 Kaman Steam ...... 110 25 124ctric T .20 112 pm 20., . , st e sta gra lt4Mlo43. 14 . 8.13. Shipping Co l4 6.000 Irtds Beetroot Sum . . b 10; . Naspialum Bt. Navigation_ ~. 4 60.,., . I National PaMMllleamlual all . I Nitheriands Lind . 3ias i Pre 76.00 14tZales o:Manila - M. 123,71 C I North BAUM ""gatim Aastratlin all i i Mil. 115,0/10 1 Do. New . —.— 25,00 0 26 North of Euro pe 26. s 7 120.0... &Peel River Land 4 Illemal all 11 1f pm , boon.. 50 Peninsular nOrlanial Man. an I.).uue 60 De. 60._ . Nu*, 2 Portland Iran Dompall7 •• MI 14,8 a" 10 Royal Mall Ream 60 Whisk. 3 Scottish Au4r. Investment all 222 yea 12,700 25 both Australian Land._ . 25 40 41 ad I 150,001, 1 Submarine Tinsman Is .... all in 1.1), 004 101 Van lnesam's Mai Si 174 161 1 Duttneal done to-day. i ' N. :IQO Tezn i 3 it THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. There has been no fluctuation in the English stock market to-day, but the general feeling of the Stock Exchange seems a shade flatter. Censels have been quoted all day 984 to 3, both for money and the 11th August. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 994 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to „ . 2; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 991 ; India Stock, 258 to 255 ; ; Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. prem.; India Bonds, 235. to 275. prem. The transactions in the foreign market are re- etricted, but prices remain firm, especially for Rus sian, Dutch, and Portuguese. Mexican Bondi are quoted 26 to 1 . Spanish Old Threes mark 474; ditto Deferred, 23 to ; Dutch Fours, 98; Portu guese Fours, 43 to 44; Russian Fives, 1181 to 119; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Peruvian Scrip, 1 dis.; Brazilian Old Fives, 1011 to 102. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was not much English Wheat at market this morn ing, and its value was well supported. The receipts of foreign Wheat and Flour have not been large, and holders, in consequence of the unsettled appearance of the weather, were firm in their demands, and refused prices which they would have accepted et the beginning of tho week. Flour also brought full prices. Barley a strong sale at late rates. Oats fully maintained Monday's currency. A cargo of Archangel Oats has come to hand—the first arrival of the season ; the quality is inferior to that of last year, but con dition good; they are worth about 235. per qr. Beans end Peas were unchanged in value. ARRIVALS 114 TO LONDON FROM JULY 18th to JULY 22nd. On. Raitlieh. Swatch. Isla. Formula , . Wheat." b3o 10460 Earley lO2OO Oata ll3O BllO 3050 Malt ..... 660 roar, 200 at . and 6140 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOAll.—There has been a full amount of business dono during the week in all descriptions, including several car goes of Haiannah afloat. West India sold at full prices ; Mauritius and Benares (Bengal) in many instances at 6d. advance. The refined market firm ; grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. . . . . . . Comm.—There have been several public sales, including two of Cesta Rica ; prices have been rather irregular, the market closing at prices about averaging those of lost week. Native Ceylon, 455. 6d. to 465. 65., dull of sale. TEA.—The amount of business done has been limited, but prices of middling and good Congou were fully sup ported. Common Congou dull of sale, a scl prices a shade lower. SALTPETRE.—The demand has been dull, and the bulk of the public sales bought in. INDIGO has sold freely at rather higher prices than last week. RICE —At the commencement of the week prices were a shade dearer with a good demand, but the market closed heavily. SPICES are unaltered with a limited business. Corrox.-2,600 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, and the market continues active. . . . . In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. ------- The market is steady. There is more disposition to buy Per Autumn delivery, and prices have an upward tendency. Tows Tallow is quoted 51s. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the; spot, 61s. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 51s. SMITHFIRLD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We Dave a very small number of choice Beasts on offer, consequently they are as dear as on Monday last, but other kinds are lower. The supply of Sheep and Lambs is the largest we have had this season, the former are 2d., and the latter 4d. per 8 lbs. lower than on Monday. Although the number of Calves is large, good ones are quite as dear as of late. From Germany and Holland there are 176 Beasts, 4,100 Sheep, 432 Calves, and 10 Pigs; Norfolk and Suffolk, 200 Beasts ; and 300 from Northern and Midland Counties. Milch Cows, So. Per stone of alba a. d. 0. d. 1 Pea stone of cots. a. 4. s. d. Beet Bents, Herefords.. 4 6 4 Beat Dns. & Bb Best Ohm:home ......4 2 4 Best Long-groola Batoad quality &NAO.. 3 2 3 Do. do. Shorn Calvet Pin 3 4 4 Do. do. Sborn Bow. Dos I Half-bred , 4 8 , Liont)s . —..* . Beats at market. 827; dbee and lambs. 16 , 05 ) ; Valves. 737: 313. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEA.DESITALL.—The present prices are : 561 b. to 21d. 641bs. to 721b5., 23d. to 3d. ; 721bs. to isollst., 3d. to 3ld. ; •Olbs. to 88lbs., 30. to 31(1.; Bdlbs. to %lbs., nd. to 4d. Horse hides, 6s. Calf stuns, light, ls. to 35.; full, 61. 13EastomoszY.—Sheep Skins : Lambs, 2s. 3d. to 3s. 9d. ; Shearlings, 2s. to 2s. Id. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ilolywell, 18s. 6d. ; Carr's Hartley, 17s. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 17s. ; Walla End Riddell, 17s. ; Walls End Haswell, 18.3. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. —Ships at Mar ket, 12-1. Market very brisk. (RV ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DEAL, FRIDAY, 9 A.M. Wind W.S.W., fresh, and cloudy. Passed.—John Oldham, from Odessa, for London, Anchored.—Henrietta and Rebecca, from London, for Newport ; Tasman, from London, for Hobart Town ; Major Wolf, from London, for Newport ; Oriental, from London. for Port Philip ; Point, from London, for Demerara. Ship Owen Glendower came off the Goodadfl Sands about eleven o'clock last night, witfiAkdifit.T"' once, apparently without any loss or 40mitsei wad. anchored in the Downs, making no mot° rkter than wall I