The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-07 00:00:00

Tvbt (E'fprt 1 • ai. fratv.cola A.•••• LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1852. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. RAILWAY& MONEY MARKET. The above returns when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,479,455 'acreage 248,046 Public deposits 3,19.5,152 Increase 392,791 Other deposits fievernmer4 securities in THIS DAT. Two o'Ciooz. - - --- The fall in railway doors has again been heavy to-day, th. " bears" professing to consider the state • manta of accounts for the half year, so far am issued, bad. French shares are also depressed. SHARER AID fITOCK.S lINGUARAKTEED. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE __ MARKETS. ---- MORNING. ' For some artielesof produce there has been more inquiry, and at advanced rates, but the markets generally continue dull. The public sales of Sugar have gone off heavily, and the portion sold has been at rates in favour of the buyer,. The Treasury order, which was issued on the 3rd inst., to prohibit the sale of Chicory when mixed with C o ff ee , h as led to more demand for the plantation sorts of Ceylon, which have risen Is. to lc 6d ; the native sorts have slao advanced Is. 6d. per cwt. There has been some speculation in Rice, and several parcels have changed hands at about 3d. to 6d. per cwt. advance. The Tea market remain, in active, with small sates of common Congou at tkl., and the good and line at previous priers. bLikingciaparem;n7 13,790,720 Increase 0,174 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both Whig perms yisiteday. _ _ Ip ralus to.da 2 y I p.a. departments Seven day and ether bills 1,360,978 Decrease 19,900 The Reel The Reserve i g .' bi ! dm i .1•_••• 1 - A -- . - .. - 5 . 12 . • N IT It .1 ,Ilk , . ... ~., lins.lllo. /Om Ti deterairsl. laassaba Je5..14•101.4. _ _ These returns do not exhibit any change of strik ing interest. The decrease in the stock of bullion has been anticipated. The item of " other" er pri vate deposits has been diminished by nearly a million, but still stands at a very high figure. It will, however, soon bo considerably reduced by pay meats on account of railway and other dividends. --.-. M ; ( 11 II lei II 4co In 391 $1 111 ..... • ~..,....: „...___>____s ,f,.,i, . e /ifi , „:„.., , , - -• ; 4 42 • 1/, . .., i, • / 44 ' e i 0 4- 0 1.4... „ 0 .4.••- •. ..- 4. : . Tv! • • ....., No. 1,'4"9.] .---_--_-_----__ Nll%ll and EDRII)OE'S LINE of AUS- ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA. kits . . •*.,„., ~.ibe PACKfir eilliPe.-Tbe foliowleg ant-elms , - *„ . 4 „1 . * o e ,her fotomilleg qualities, and having most PLTMOUTH, FetIDAY.-TIM attendance yesterday ' • '''.• ;,.. canes kr yomesions, will 4511 Plawlwilll 03 'W• was not so numerous en on the previous day. The OM. trit'''..::: 0. re. teed le the Lime,. ji.e. sion, however, was honoured with the peeennes of the ea gli"..-----„iipseee,,i •• "" •1••• .- 1 - °•••••• -- %.-." -'" Maarn of the French, and the Doke and DOSIMIII of Ns.- ..,,ka. ..... - 00 W. 1141 0 143 57 • 1 uilf• 7 moors and suite. ~,li!, .... . me J. Pain " 4 "f no J. W. rm . r 2 presented by the inhabitants of Plymouth, _open to all FANO g -,- .L:4.61. 4.10 1. )(well ....or•luse ... IA pis. w a .• - pi L Ilearlson . Mohan oure t Aue. to yachts of twenty five tons and upwards, bowl jid6 the pro- OM._ : 91- -' •. mitt I. ti. Chapman Hobe:troll/iv Aug. I t party of a member of alt .yel Yacht Club, and holding jo r3l-• tioc iti . me r. Deatila.. I 1 w ti in o-mosed n . tug. I i the Ad m i ra lty warrant. Th e following 'marls were en- Poe si ortott ......... en so P . H . cisme t : lib! sent) tn. 10 tend Yenta Tom. 0 crane. reetriure tolante 4S Kr. JL. Coins. ISM T. rals lIIP . war II•ek .. ........ - SO Mr. T. eartlett. I 111g41111010 111 , I.:a llosquito .. .. .., se Lad t.snleebc,vogb. - riw t rh 4 lit • t " 99 A good stint took plate at lb. 26m 30 see.., with a stiff ~.v .- ,..,4 „„.... er pomemeecoweemity 10 Ins wahnisms - r. breeze, the Volante beirg the fi rst to get under weigh. On _„,........einitnillet • liwwwwww al I fftwhilid s Pool l,- getting outside the breakwater they got • heavy top of aea, 59 '...,„„ - .---, ...is .4 the Amwr ikons admin. " i ' i sIAILIMALL rod glintooll. 31, Poothershogreet. by which the Musquito was enabled to overhaul the Vo laate, the Volante end War Hawk being well up together, ....-------_- a very short distance astern The wind now freshened. TILE NEW M 1 iV I\o PANORAMA.-The The . War Hawk being under a beer, press of sail, her ••• , 11,1 1 fief Reef Ai ?ilea LIS, plaided fr. m ii ,,,, t ,,,..„. bo. a en .,...„,,,,,,, i by F. a 44,,b0".„ 0 a w„,„,., mainmast mapped, and fell over, dragging down her ensis• 1P 5 ,_, 79 :7 9 , i i..n a ce ii.e", • f renters te Warr Osleun, wilt be ' sail. The Volante immediately went to her assistance, and 11.6 .- ,4:,..awririlltrliAt nest tweet 11, et WW. hintentoreet, signals were made to the Mosquito that the watch was for ..... ^- i h .. ru:ver' tnr• - o' 00 .." •e. , It."'" lean 011 - t Gallen , the present at en end. She accordingly put about, and re el--; et to 1 s redo& turn4, and a warp being thrown out to the War hawk, the Volante towed her back to the Catwater. The case rptiltT on the STATE of the CROPS. -The ~,:l. i i iri.ll. 6 TTY. and WIRDENPLW Milo. bit ..• iili , lite MUMS a rut Report 51 the sum id the bit 1 „.0 1,- i'•sistry. lli .1 rOl any as irsrender. A Angle was reported to the committee , who decided that, under the eireunsat,nrev, the match should i be sailed for again on the following day. Cerri'l"" ... . 4 .. _eige,„ e. .a„,, The nest was a Curren RACK for 251., with the same .... ,t v .ert.i, '•'" • s tpper Strlinntowirtert, l'orent-pWidan, conditions as before. The following yachts were entered : pro-•..' • Teats. Tuft. Owners. routs TURA' CteihßlC SCR OF AUST/ALLL alas Sege 3ll Nei lieebeek. fleshy error . ..or pow nee la ed.„ Pawn HE COLONIF.B of AUSTRALIA : 81 "" 6 w PonnaLos . I room% eed reform mate; tie mamenay 20 Mr. It. bed, Jun. The starting gun was fired at 37 min. pest 2, and the t „ km , ~,,h ib ,„ lA .. 1,..m.‘„,„„. lame A ., pi n t a " Fawn was the first to get away from the buoy, but she 7 11'"'...t. r ..., 1 / 4 1,„ ray r o u e y a me.s, yip , J u in .pea s canea was closely followed by the Secret, which soon took the Nare•-ecl ref the roclen Worries Ilersl4. lead. Before they had reach - d the mast yowl in the NIL, .: ; . 1. 4 j,,,.. iii piteneher. 11. Royal Essballent- Of Eastern C hanne l , the Blue Be le had taken the second r a„.,,,,, sew et new 1 , m 555155 P1iwiw 4 1 " ° " ° """W" place, and this position remained stuttered during the RI ii M E L'S TOIL E T round, which was concluded as wads,: h. ea. a VIIIIMIAIL Moths' by the !inlet aloe Cella I gale add Ve. Ure, M omelet il , as Fairs I . sj i . a m i n i u .,..d.b r A wn i Amm) In the woad round the Secret had it her own way. -'s 'a, iit '%','. The Fawn struck her flag. The Blue Belle continued, b elt N O " to s•• 21. de (791917 " but on otorthing the buoy at the imetern end of the Break seatelle and reffebbillM4hia Twain water, she also retired, leaving the Secret to finish the ran fr .i. L,...r5 , , , lIIIM se %aka neenteg seem, aphis- by herself. of . ~,A.l c . A mik AiitTak ... ~.1 . Imm o,' d m. T A variety other races and minor sports, got up by the alrflqr . .. l l . t • •••- i:‘ Intuit for &pinwale er tisk rooms. Ise oral nit sanitary prepenles ten. own Regatta Committee, followed. HOP INTELLIGENCE pil ' l , ll - den U.° 1wd°0"7•91•7°5°199a IS °I TENTERDEN, Aug. 4 -The hops i n thi s district ere look. ..,. • lamds. , .. Pea , .` IA ed. end Se- Key ing ezecedingly well, and fast coming into burr. There is cl i 1 ,., b .. 140 4 .0 f a , .u n i es i d . 1 ,.. 4 c areat deal of bine, so that they are likely to be what is , reduction In pr A ' - 7 lled rough. but the yield is expeved to be abundant. KIMMEL n Beszence, Aug. 5.-The hops in this parish still proi . ~•• • • ...., ffilliers im-Ile eel Om."' ldlty 1131610411 e geese, as in our last report, rigorously, and in many gardens -- . • • stmt. ri Imn art by ellChem'atalts. they are already come out in hop, and are of a beautiful , • colour. With s continuance of the present weather they will .l come forward very fast. The duty is estimated at 7 lIE SUMMER SUN mid DUST an sources of mews" imam/Mem Se wear el isdisme bd =s. Os ,b,". to outwear* ate equitUo monies. ~,,,„.SitveNos.xs, August 4.-We are going on in the best rasa 4 ii,ili RON LAND.? KALT(IOIL whhh nal he hemigmatty poesibis manner, the bine continuing strong, and the burr a i, a 4.4 to ihe r ompusbo, clinelling the @Wader I.lsgatt end in. in ell respects healthy. limn r. al..irag all brit billy awl brat. awl TVIIRRIDOr, August 5.-Our hope continue to look very *ep.eaoue . 00 iwiliw Wwwil" , " 7 " 9 " 1 _,_ a _ 99911960 .,..........__,....„. favourably far a large crop, although we have some grow th sow v , 01 • 4315 . Trwil" i". ' 3 ' l ' 4 r'"wwb "'' "'"""""''"' that hare got a good sprinkle of mould. let eacete:y null...tee be the Kalydor, gad OW pima inhale - vs/lacer, August 5.-The burr is coming well out; our tentre or awl fur wept. Mon. In tweed enetbeen.er 'Ogee/ twee itr rime. hare hem been acknowledged. Ise 'limitations are beautiful-the prospect most cheering ; even OW , , d pn - i. no • hair obtained Impulsed= by _ .abindirA end s• the wont garden& promise to do something. wed eerie throughout Ettrupe. 'SIAM, whis **MI a *Pm. 'MAYFIELD, Aug. 4.-Oar hone are looking very healthy. barn. Inc. is. M. met Os. 6 R. PT 10081 ' 6 - _ C authe -11 . IN• a __ They were looking rather feeble, but yesterday's rain lies 1.,.. ii , ,, r; , , .... g 1.:; d• P10r ..L.0.4... .r , co tr . '"•P11w tbea. ........„ 1 " Al.y.p.Misilaimr.lb greatly refreshed them. We think, altogether, that we saw the bine look cleaner. me .r i. dby them, oaf by nominated p demon. Bonnet or SVSSIX AND SURREY, Aug. 4.-The hope D AKL() W' S NEW Dl- are looking healthy and vigorous, and, judging by their _ I) VENTEU ALLY-ACTIYIG SYPHON present appearance, we may cipect a full crop. 7. 3 . .. - TAP. REQUlltill NO VINT.PCO :' HoitamoNtrag, Aug. 5.-The bops continue to do well, :71 • r o i Prevent. ales how. Milt.. of ether thine* and there is every appmranee of growing a beautiful crop. i r „in_ • . frombecontne let er mid se elketealle _5...,,, s hm h in t i • .... • 1 --- ,hat the be OM shall be draws segoode. • e- .. A MINES. t .... t ..„ 4k) AI k._._.___..__._ . ____. --)Mka. -...--..'..• r RIDAT EVENING. There has not been much business in mining stocks j "111 - y -- - - , to-day, and the market presents no striking feature. -- Sales have taken place in Tincroft, at 131 ! ; South . i / Tamar, si, I ; Tamar Consols, 41 ; BedfOid United, 6 • A dip Hills, 265. ; East Tamar, 265. ; West 2 t 1 ' the Got; warranted to ropy its en. I. .1 • Mee .. 5 \, . te n ed.*. of Me; edge le. 6d.; ditto Russell, 25,. 9d. ; Tavey Console, 41, I, 5. s- eintroost•d for shetry,ltiLlla. The Fold mining shares were rather fiat, with ..„.. IA 11 The above engraving MR anelelo In .t„,„. is b,.., th e 1 40 . 0 kg, ils min as little doing. Nouveau Mondes were rather cheaper 4 - - rt e tap or the Mure(gliellaillitlibib•P• at Ito 1 prem. Carbons Creek are quoted par to 1. II „....,P mio Ilw it ' u l tu t t., ll ) 44ll+o ,... l l: lll° ' prem. It is understood that the directors of this li i r to met tritely; wise Ike les leaned company have received advice, by a late American :: off risen Meer wage. steamer, but they have not yet published them. JANIS LAMINTI. 1 1 1111ess• .... 4 . eg m h...1.... g i ... The non-o ffi cial quotations of the new mines are mew and Beth Mainthinnove aft- as follow :-Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; Britannia, 19999 "' -NA N 9 i 999 999 and" 9x9994'9'.999 ' la N. 1 die. to par ; Australian Consols, 1 du to par ; Con. me asi Aileen. I.3.teachneratis a re. mew el Nabs ssise vaneaNd so nemara, - to 1 prem.; Olenaulin, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. thelett•leho We it, end meshes "bens* awl seleM bib NSW C ar b err y w ri t , 1. to ;prem . N or th W a l e , c ow ,* AU N int TAP WRAPPERS (so angemele the Ilma . penal deem roper I, 5,6 d. and Immo frmsbel. Thema& i to , 3 , prem. R.R. Its menu one mit swevanal sal ads Is the The great sale of 156,700 slabs Banes tin by the mos Lobo, i.e. sews is, *wee/ Dutch Trading Company has just taken place at ---- . __- --- -- - - Amsterdam. The prices realised were, for 131 lots, 50 1 florins for 250 t • for one l He. FATAL Ho flori ILER E3PLOSION.-On Wedneeday ) ns ; ; givi l ag s,so florins ng average of /SOL and 30c., or ot, sati,c last an accident of a wry serious and fatal cha- Istur occurred at Birtle-cum-Bamford, about two miles per cwt., delivered - in London. The whole quantity bon Rochdale. by the explosion of a boiler at the Pit- Wllle sold briskly. hid Cotton Factory, belonging to Messrs. Baron end Tottnill. The engine house was under a room containing THIS DAY. tins ielf-acting mules, at each of which three persons Two O'CLOOR. Inc working. sad in the engine house itself were three The Fold mining shares are quite neglected, prices baler.. The hands had commenced working at six o'clock remaining nominally an before. Is the morning, and there was nothing of an unusual chit- In other foreign adventures there is no business rater about the appearance of the boiler, but the ~ • people of the mill were sudde n ly al a rm e d by an ex- 'mg. pncon. and on going outside the premises they Clash* Naniserl len tiled that the boiler had been lifted hem its bed, the 5.. Moss. Paid. prime dens bete of the . 1e1...i0n carrying away the whole of the pion- yesterday. toils,. lOW balding; one end of the boiler being found at • ills- ---- os . i Ai . ell f IPA - bate of 25 yards from the engine -house. The boiler man . 1 „ . 4.o„agif.., all IIOw I Moen to he one of 40-horse power, end hail been in use ja,see ge naoirkii .......... Rare or less for sixteen year*, baying been many times lON se AssissWalan 2 i I . inaired. Another boiler, of 30-horse power, was in the flaele Be Amerallan.. ....... ... ..... Meese along with it. to supply steam for an engine of about 13111 . 01111 ...... ! twWwill" Twishwld *horse power. The excitement produced by the occur- W i 4 4.9...„. Ire, and (bet :11 1 11 ... 11 litre was naturally very great, but the people immediately moth 1 Mika Airessillan Go:d all i • 1 ... 118 ilessitneed searching the ruins for the persona who bad mole N add* Ilea ... ..... .. - - hen at work in the nom over the boiler, and the bodies of KIM S 3 Bradt 1.8p.(1...et if. pm tti 31 if he following were taken out quite dead: Caroline Stand- obb 35 103 - 0111816 ,„ ,_, 104 C 111 • 011 „_ -WI - - beg. aged 13; John Sheppard, aged 28 ; and James Ker- 1 4 1 :: I t cu t . ..;: i r ' 9 1 1191 .". ; - IS ▪ ;a y - 4 - y 4. Al.. mad 14. John Kershaw , brother of Jamie, has me, . c u e, r omp , .... ....., 4O 40 4 1 i d tate died from the effects of scalds . Some evidence re• mom i Cilium& tiold Meeting the causes of the esplosion having bees takes, an - - oljouniment to Thursday neat was agreed to, for the psi- 71,0W' I Erg. s Swerellee Copper all i iMe - pe, of obtaini ng th e o p in i on of some scientific gentleman 19 . 0 " 99 C!!1.7 . 1 - tern is' the oreurr ence . wee* aunt Mountain . rand Dueby of Doke beellteL %ND DOCK COMPANY .- The annual mo u e Polgootli Ilya! Rimini of the shareholders of this company was MAW liberty heW Is the board-room of the dock veleta Sunderland, on 161 . C. [Ake immune .. .. _ . lAnt•kenillorAlMtl.C.Ou fill s die Tiltsdey.. ,at noon, Mr. Christmas Bramwell in the chair. ~3 2 .,„„." Mukluks Am report was nad by Mr. Wright. The financial state- ' - ',„ . ., 4 - 1 ,i,..A„,„ A 5 c . t h A ...., y i 8 ,neator the revenue showed an increase of 2.0391. 16s. 2d. ano,one New Granule Iw/7 *rally fifty per cent.) over the corresponding half- Son,lloo Voamse Monde rW 4 1 4 51. Conaidering that the autumnal half-year has 15,,000 Poet Thine I /1 on "hero always proved the most fruitful of revenue and 7 1.' 00 -.. 1155,15 ,_,,___ IA ,_ all 4 die par • 101 iii i ?s PeSfit, thu directors feel justified in recommending to the 'neo nl,; "" ..,=,..,... 11 -9- '... li i %eons goners] meeting the declaration of a dividend at ~, , ,K, 1 rt„ c ro ft .. 7 is d r Si rate of 2) per cent. per annum, clear of inconie-tax ; mill 25. 1111 i ,duet Weaman . ..- - - all /4 II ,alkiPeyeunt of which, the balance of 662 1 . I7s. 81d. will 101.000 , V. , Union. cli i Ile par w wired Articled to the next half- ear A Junction has 150 ." 0 1 Ts" .... .. ••• • ... I ii pm FATAL BoILES Et PLollOS.—On Wednesday honing tart an accident of a very serious and fatal cha nt:Or occurred at Hirtle-cum-Bamford, about two miles San Rochdale. by the explosion of a boiler at the Pit /ski Cotton Factory, belonging to Megan. Baron end Setereill. The engine house wee under a room containing thee elf-acting mules, at each of which three persona erre working. sad in the engine house itself were three Wen. The hands had commenced working at six o'clock la the morning, and there was nothing of an unusual cha racter about the appearance of the boiler, but the Mole of the mill were suddenly alarmed by an ex pire:on. and on going outside the premises they that the boiler had been lifted from its bed, the beer of the t xplnsion carrying away the whole of the prin eml borldinir ; one end of the boiler being found at a dis hier of 2$ yards from the engine -house. The boiler smears to he one of 10-horse power, and had been in use sore or lee fir sixteen year., having been many times rpa.red. Another boiler, of 30-horse power, wee in the toss along with it. to supply steam for an ent4ie of about 11 , ..hase Nett.. The excitement produced the occur !bur ws naturally very great, but the people immediately Mino need searching the ruins for the persons who had lea et work in the room over the boiler, sad the bodice of fie following were taken out quite dead: Caroline Stand- MC. area 13; John Sheppard, aged 28; and James Ker. Wm. wed 14. John Kershaw, brother of James, has axe from the effects of welds. Some evidence re• Meting the nest of the explosion having been taken, an olruniment to Thursday next was agreed to, for the pur l.. of ohtaininc the opinion of some scientific gentleman horn ng the ereurrence. Dorli CoMPANT. The annual meetin2 of the shareholders of this oompany wee n the tioaed-ronm of the dock office', Sunderland, on 'tinny, at noon, Mr. Christmas Bramwell in the chair. The report was road by Mr. Wright. The financial suite /rata the revenue 'bowed an increase of 2,0391. 16s. 2d. (wry marly fifty per cent.) over the corresponding half- Pm of Considering that the autumnal half-year has htherm always proved the moat fruitful of and P'fit, the directors feel justified in recommending to the wooer mneral meeting the declaration of a dividend at' Ihr rate of 21 per cent. per annum, clear of income-tax ; florts'incni of which, the balance of 662J. aid. will exe:ed keened to the next half-year. A function has tn completed between the Marquis of Londonderry's am Railway and the Durham and Sunderland Breach by which a considerable additional quantity of Mils ' , sinned to he immediately shipped in the dock, aid feilinw will thee be given to large ships loading' *sr nails f o r the Rut Indies. The directors regret that they ere onall le to state with certainty at whew time the fresher branch Railway (a work so es setki to the in ane.' nospenty of this company) will be singpiliaa and PPM, I.tr Inane hut they hope that the dindom of the trek, Neweaall•-, and Berwick Railway Comm will Mt permit any farther delay to take glass in omen of an undertaking which not IMI no Feet • sou - re of benefit to both asnigawisa , chairman, in moving the adoption of the lampeet, Mesh Wee n marks upon the state and proepects Man n n oothat =i nu sernt showed dues had bees f. 1,tY 4 .•• 0(13,719 ton. inwards, and 172,646 outwards ; that There were lying in the dnek 2' 1 ,133 tone, aid that 11 4*k; tom 'drivel. had been shipped from the drops The it(theti. At wa progres.ing favourably, though they ere not o Nog et much as they would when the Pen .'" h '••• 1 1 was completed and some other collieries were easeicted with them by moles of the Sunderland and b•Thrm Raillery. In answer to Mr. &Aeon, the a+'•raon soul there we, a dispeted account of some two or three thousand pounds between Meson. Pewees and 1 1 1. m arid the direetor., hut it wae in the hands of Mr. Suds., sail he hod no doubt would be satisfactorily ar rows!. 1,, answer to 'moo se gentleman he stated that 111 l hah lu Id C.. would, at Scarborough. immediately after •!. pr,recol to carmine into the matter, in the irs?, to teem Its •lirrefor t and Messrs. Craven. The report was 4 1 4 . A. A dividend of 21 per cent. was then onlered fele mode in September, and the Insured terminated. flat.t..—Names of gentlemen who PSOW.I their examination in the nines and practice of said rieeiveil certificates to practise, on TOurmay. wl tot lill2 : —Edward Ilan Bromley, Rippingele ; w Adenek Borrows ; Edw. Ro bb. Grantham ; ... 11 ' 1 '7 Sequei•a, London ; Charley Moore Jessup, aldeettall, Yorkshire. TITI3 ACCIDCNT ON THI LONDON AND NORTE WISTIIIIN LIVID MILK C —Ace examination of the state of the railway at the point where the accident occurred took place yesterday by Mr. McConnell, ma the part of the company. One of the sufferers—Mr. Brookes— has so far recovered that it is hoped he will be In such a progressive mate that he may be speedily removed to his residence, near Birmiagbaae. Ala '.y weed Salt, who tat Eh li seo et the deemed at the thee the easeemele• leek etW hi • owl date et memo asehowitat, WIN la wine of the body. Kr. Mel, et the is the carriage which aufentd mat suldeet, fortunately escaped without Wyly. . wad.? Rill ad., the celebrated gun-maker, waste the leek at the dasii, and fortunately was amongst Owe who eeraped uninjured. nth Maths LIQUOR LAW IN CANADA.—An agi: ratios be. been commenced in favour of the introduction - of this law. At a meeting held at Vaughan on the Ist ultimo, the following es solutions were agreed to:—" I. That it is the constitutional right of society to protect itself against any evil that endangers its racial, moral, pecuniary, and political interests ; and that it is the right of the people of this province to demand that the legislatursof Canada enact • law that will save them from the evils of intemperance." " 2. That this township views the manufacture and sale of iatozicating drink. as an evil of such magnitude, as to in duce its inhabitants respectfully to request the legislature of Cusick to prohibit by law the manufacture end sale of alcoholic drink., by parsing an set similar to the ' Maine Liquor Law.' 3. That J. W. thimble, Esq., represent lag this township in parliament, be respectfully requested to use his influence in the legislature to obtain the enact ment of • law similar to the Maine Liquor Law,' for Canada." _ _ ACCELERATION OP MAlis.—The Post•ofce autho rities contemplate introducing night-work into the Oaten! Peet-ofice. for the purpose of accelerating the despatch of the morning mails and deliveries. Thr scheme contemplated is • stag of clerks working in the Inland office, from 9 p.m. to:1 am. ii ~ yi 114046...11aa, sod WMlsa 110001,160..111J050105k. 41 Do. Man.& Lind Union it. lioo Uo. aim. sad !Nib. 1741711d.0.. e-t.i II I saw s udliSawartla sad Carlisle .. ,» i~,; ii iitTit;"Abs4.;;aity. 1 =awl 34Ira Otast Us*. 7 - 7 Alk Deem • iir!hithima•-• • ri its r Noe* iSsetli Viatjunis ill MIRA Win.. St Wolver . o.doniik _ frkissirr - fer,m - m - all Owasa. a Simi.. Mr A Da. Clima . •$ Orwawaary • lisralard r .. Wrowebary awl Oma (Nor. W. Ma.) all Do. Halm SO Da. Osaaary Ilhompalre ilaWa 0111$ A, 11. Coal D. *dap* pat Owl. II Swill Dona .„ . $$ Weft Webs IS Ow& Twish.lauws Da weepy W ILlarUepoo: Iv IT Vale of Sorb . nl 1 / a lsda4 awl ttiiry V sad Unwise. 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Depression continues to prevail in the English stock market, and indeed throughout the Stock Ex change, the speculators for a fall having so far been more successful in their operations than they could have anticipated. Although the market closed with a gloomy appearance this afternoon, there appears to be an impression that a rally is at hand. Consols were sold as low as 99a, and closed 991 to 1, both for money and next Thursday, or 1 worse than yes terday. Business was altogether upon a very restricted scale, purchasers holding back. the offi cial list of transactions comprises : Three per Cent. Consols, fir money, 995, 1,5, / • ditto for account, 991, /, 5. Three per Cent. Redu ced, 1001, 5. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104, 1031, 104. Long Annuities, 11460, 61. Exchequer Bill!, of the March issue, remain quoted 765. to 795. prem.; ditto, June, 71s. to 745. prem. India Bonds, 91s. to 945. prem. The foreign stock transactions were not of much im portance, and prices remain without change. Spanish stocks closed rather flat, and Ecuador Bonds oom mand a: lees favourable price. There have been a good many transactions in Brazilian Bonds lately, and the new scrip is well supported at 25 to 21 prem. Sales are marked as follows :—Brazilian New Fourietia Hall per Cent.Sesip, 215, t Fowl ditto Five per Cent. Bonds, 102 101 A, 1025. I Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 5,1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 98, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 43. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 22; ditto Deferred, 91. Mexican New Three per Cents., 255, 25 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 61, 60. P ortuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 101. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105. bardiman Five per Cents., 95, 5, 93. Spanish Passive Bonds, 51; ditto Old Three per Cents., for account 17th August, 49, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 221, 22; ditto Committee's Certificates, 3 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 41 ; ditto Deferred, 15. The imports of gold, after receiving a temporary check, have been resumed on a considerable scale. The St. George is this afternoon reported as having arrived off the coat with 13,329 ounces of gold from Sydney, and the S'ebonheath with 63,000 ounces from Melbourne, making a total of 78,329 ounces. worth 313,3001. The dates from Sydney are to the 4th April, and from Melbourne to the 22nd April, or not so late as those previously published in the Daily News. The Daphne is also just reported as having arrived at Portsmouth with half a million of dollars from the Pacific coast.' On the other hand, the shipments to Australia continue. The amount of coin shipped by the Formosa is 90,7501., all in sovereigns, of which 40,3401. is for Port Phillip, and 50,4101. for Sydney. Colonial Bank shares have been dealt in at 161 ex div.; London Joint Stock Bank, 185 ex div.; Lon don and Westminster Bank, 325 ex div. ; Union Bank of Australia, 441, 44 ex div. ; Crystal Palace, 51; General Steam Navigation, 29, 291; Peninsular and Oriental- Steam, 83; Royal Mail Steam, 81, 801, 80. The specie brought in by the Thames, West India steamer, was sold late this afternoon at former rates, bar silver realising Ss. Old. per ounce standard, and dollars 4s. 105 d. per ounce. The 2,500,000 dollars of the American indemnity money, shipped to the Messrs. Baring., have, however, not yet been realised. At the fifth half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Royal British Bunk held to day, the dividend was fixed at the rate of S per cent. per annum. An addition has also been made to the reserved fond of S per cent. on the paid-up capital, by which that fund is raised to 5,9061. To-day was held the first ordinary general meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, but, owing to the short period that has elapsed since the establishment of the company, the report of the directors was necessarily almost formaL A fact of some importance, however, is the announce ment that the extension of the operations of the company to the formation of a monthly mail is engaging their earnest attention, and that in conse quence of the increased requirements of the colony, the directors have already thought it right to obtain an interview with the Colonial Secretary, and lay before him their application for an extension of the existing contract. The upward movement in the market for foreign exchanges, which had prevailed for tho last three post-days, received a check to.day, and the quota tions, particularly for Dutch and German bills, were decidedly lower. Tho high rates of last post brought buyers into the market, and hence a natural re action manifested itselL Short Paris remained at 25.25 to 30; ditto three months, at 25.47 j to 50. Amsterdam was decidedly lower, leaving off 12.1 buyers. Hamburg declined to 13.81 to 9, and Frankfort was in request at 1211. Italian paper was not much in demand, with the exception of Genoa, of which hardly any was to be found. For bills on Spain the inquiry was more lively, and negotiations were effected in favour of sellers, Madrid and Seville being done as high as 491, and Cadiz at 491. In Austrian paper business was extremely limited, it being reported that the quotation from Vienna comes considerably higher. Vienna WU nom' nal ly quoted 12 to 12.4, and Trieste 112.2 to 8. The prices aegotiated are u follows : llams. Pr= Tnims amotistal. To Amsterdam ...... .... per S east 111. 0 sty. .. 121. Intr. Ditto .... „ 3 MoatbsliL I mt. .. 1111. II it.. &Gordan Homburg aad Altos „ ISmo a o mid. :Tram O.M. Pranklortse4lesitala• 'per SIO „ 12114 11kr. ... Init. Ibr. Visas ps I S .. IIL OM. ... 1211. 41x. blame . iiii. " !Mr' sh 7., -fur. U 78 li 18 II eitt2oft AI a. e!=ask aeon Bum „ boa ISfr. $46 UM. ... Mr. bly6 OAB. iiii; bon. :.... = lit.._ lac 23fr. 60s. ... 231 r. 3 „ 99 Only. .. 121 r. 630. ... 151 r. 1101 i. l l = l. „ „ 90Ir. 200. ... 301 r. 23c. I p l i tt ,c. per ducat ~ 41 pees .. 41 peso per oases „ 124 penes ... 131 pews Ileoles . NNW par callar Of pews ... 49 perm* Nis „ „ 492 peace ... 33 penes 491 peen ... 49 pews gat s tar „ 491 pow ... 49 peen 11991119 „. II VD 49i peso ... 1 pews Boredom „ „ 491 Deese ... 49 penes Bilbao 49 po ... ;eine L 1.603 par eilrel „ 63 pew se s .. 63 pool OrArto 99 91 peon ... 932 apse R. Petenberg pie ruble „ 37 1 muse ... 374 peace - - The returns of the National Bank of Belgium, u made up to the 31st July, present the following re sults in sterling money, as compared with the pre vious return : Coln and bullion £1,769,649 Deasess.... £llO,OBO Portfolio Circulation Current aceounta 1,771,104 Doorosio.... 176,680 These returns are favourable to the trade of Bel gium. The returns of the Bank of the Netherlands, also made up to tho 31st July, stand thus : Circulation £6,404,373 Correct accounts 1,316,887 Coin We see from this statement that the amount of metallic treasure held by the institution is actually in excess of its entire note circulation. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 31st of July, is as follows : BANK OW Mt OWN D.—harmer for the ecook ontlina Jeff 31.1852. Is,. II ID Nato Wood A33.32..166 Ooverereeet NM— At 2. 1 444 01%140 Other swum,. 0.41 C awl MAMA, 21.296.7.0 Mere 11001. pa 4.16,320.16.5 SSS.X/9.131 C4 4 'el • • • •2:. l .47. l or it tl a o7rote . ut 4.01111.? rsbli .......... 331". 13,790,7:0 !wow.. Rs.. ftetiiite tw.e.s.s of 1 Not,. . ... 11,N19.700 Diab634.l to. kph) 3,195,162 OW.I sed silver halo 3.10.V4.3 D ;ewe Itted,f74 seele.lar melodist INN 1.36d.074 _ .—..— 411311,N1.011 mg. 41111 PCUP=. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc, The English funds have experienced a further de cline to-day, although the transactions are not large, and the public forbear to operate. Consols have ranged between 994 and 99f, and are now quoted 994 to for money and Thursday, and 993 to f for September. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark Illi c te it the New Threwend-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 to 1034. India Stock, 280 to 284. Bank Stoc , 230 to 229. Exchequer Bills are fiat. Spanish stocks are rather flat, but there is not much change in prices, and the market is quiet. Danish Threes mark 82; Mexican new Threes, 25 to I. Peruvian Actives, 101 to 4; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., GO. Brazilian Scrip, 24 to 24 prom. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Vur ADJUWIt. lasest. Chaos 71 33 NI SO 76M 7 3 10 10660 10616 10360 10660 PARIS, Ava. 6. I rot Money. I °pealing I 53 0 !0/t 01•60 1014$ 41.er Onsuo. 3 pee Pesti -. • ' , 3 par Cents. New Glom . I tachange nn London: al eight, 23 274 ; 90 clare, 23 114. Esiglea, per 04.1940 101 Messy Naplai Bente Moriey. Do. 1932 — Roman 3pm Cents 97 ... Do. 4% , ~ . Do. 1330 Piedmont 3 9.Ct ... 97 Treasury Bond — Do, 3, 1632 PAIIIII, Auo. 6.—St. Germain —; Versailles (right bank) ; &to (left bank), 331 90; Pa ri s and Orleans, 1.360 Porte end Roues, 1147 20; Rouen and Havre, 310; blareeilles nod Avignon, 473; Strasbourg end Ride. 201 73; 71-tethers, 617 60, Pei- and MON. bee,g, 617 '0 • Part. and Lynne, 701 23; Lyon. end Avignon, 597 30 ; alnestemou and Troyes, VI IS; Dumit 610; Dieppe and Permitp, 212 30 ; Pests and ;Meaux, 93 ; Bordeaux sad Vete. leg /3; Nealpellier mil Celts, 630; Grand Combs, 3,190 ; SWAIN et St. Disler 6 Grey, 632 30. BERLIN, Auo. 4.—Voluntary Loan, 103!. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1043; ditto (1852), 104.1; National Debt, 941. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 125. Bank Shares, 108 i. VIENNA, AUG. 4.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 971; New Loan (Series A), 98,; ditto (Series B), 113} ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Bank Shares, 1,378; Exchange on London, 11.51. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. Mani epees& Sams of Millwey. nossiete. 1861. 1852. 1861. 1862. BRITISE. - - 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down .. - 253 290 33 86 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,613 1,702 26 26 Blackburn Bl6 848 86 86 Bristol and Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 94 94. Chester and Holyhead 6 Cork, Blackroek, and Passage 148 493 t a 20 Cork and Bandon 33 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 767 1,128 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda l,lBB 1,208 6 6 nubile and Kingstown 161 let Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June 785 7901 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,749 16,666 96 96 Eastern Union 2,495 2,338 891 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 78 Edinburgh Perth, & Dundee 2,763 2,826 6 6 Exeter and Crediton 19 19 Furness 1711 1711 Glasgow and South Western 4,685 4,248 236 2861 Orem Northern& B.Linoolnsh 13,880 12,608 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,695 6,789 264 277 Great Western 29,270 19,733 26 26 Irish South Eastern 101 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,654 18,497 39 70 Leeds Northern 181 18 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport 647 .564 526 669 London and North Western .• 66,661 61,502 6 London and Black wall 1731 1 London, Brighton, and 8. Coast 19,187 17,766 244 244 London and South Western 16 24 Londonderry and Enniskillen 186 320 l i lj 11 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. 173 161 9 1 167 167 Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln 7,577 8,321 Manchester and South' unction 692 705 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 646 657 4981 4961 Midland 22,752 23,897 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,442 2,430 37 37 Monklands BlO 851 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 222 232 North Staffordshire 4,988 6,140 47 47 North Western 763 909 - 40 Oxf.,Wore.,& Wolverhampton - 796 46 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 661 671 291 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 679 - 47 47 •Ihrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 2,236/ 2,233 261 2881 South Eastern 76 1001 South Wales 1,3751 2,293 77 77 SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goole 1,313 1,210 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool 40 40 Taft Vale 36 66 Ulster 921 988 26 60 Waterford and Limerick ... • 280 .431 13 161 West Cornwall 150 232 and Berwick 16,674 14,974 12 12 Whitehaven Junc ti on 203 208 279294 279 3041 YY,Torkk,andNewileastlorthe,,fidland , mao 9,428 FORILIGN. 674 671 Dutch Rhenish 11 211 Maria Antonia 63 63 Madman and Troyes 63 63 Namur and Liege " 834 1,056 41:1 4421 Northern of Frames 493 4931 Orleans and Cattail* 2 240 Paris and Lyons 84 84 Paris and Rouen 8,169 - 194 306 Paris and Strasburgh 7,219 13,674 59 69 Rouen and Havre - 68 68 Western of France 2,838 2,810 • The racelpts Include the trolls on the Orleans and Central, Or isons and Bordeaux, anti incur sod Nantes lines. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. BOTTALDAT, AVOVST 7, 1462 The state of the Weather at each of the following glows at Nine o'clock yesterday waerning. The stations are massaged in order of latitude. Omen of Wreoetir Name of PIM& k h d . w of Wate of Weather. _ . Pia.anrya N. Sips Breese I artially Cloudy N. Ramses gl• rrow W. TB Orem Overcoat Voterennto LW. loreab Breese CloNdy I up.. at . I v. &W. Ciest/e .set sr Partially Cloudy GREENWICH Oranoo LW. theithalreese (Rowdy N.. .4. LW, Gaga% Emir Hoary eland/ Otrias.47lll R. Strong Brow Partially nowt, Grimm. ..... *how Knew Partially Cloudy WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Colonial Wool sales at the Hall of Commerce, which commenced on the 9th of July, closed last evening the Gth inst. The quantity sold was about 65,300 bales of colonial, ' and 2,400 balks of various foreign, inelading 913 boles of ►ow Hungarian Wools. There has not been during the sales a very large attendance of byes, and very few to reigns,. came over, moot of the latter having overbought themselves in May, fearing a short supply at these sales. The Wools, generally speaking, are well got up, and the priers realised must be highly satisfactory to the growers, although the finer descriptions were bought a shade under May prices, particularly the combing qualities. 11 is ego =it s he next batch of solos will commence on the titled y in eiptember, me the Week are coaling in rapidly. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIB DAY. The market is steady, without much animation. Town Tallow is quoted 365. 6d. to 375. nett cash ; l'eter.burgh Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 9d. ; October to December, 38.. to 94.; January to March (18.53), 39.. to 39, 1.1. laminar AVERAOEB.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d.; fat b ditto, 2e. Id.; yellow Russian, 40s. Od. ; melted stu ff 275. 6d. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 14s. ; good dreg., 61. SMIIIIFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy. Prices:—Prime Meadow Hay, 78s. to 8.54.; infe rior, 6.51. to 725.; new, 80s. to 751. ; Horn, 685.; Clover, ' old, 87s. 641. to 100 s.; new, 68s. to 841. ; Straw, 28s. to 345. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The supply of Fruit, both from under glass and from the open garden, has been very good, with the exception of Strawberries and Oranges, which are nearly over. Melons are more plentiful. Sense excellent Greengage and other Plums have arrived from France, and also some Apricots, Jargmelle Pears, and Apples. Tomatoes likewise continue to be imported. Potato , s are very plentiful, as are also Peas. West India Pine-apples are !scarce, owing to the non arrival of the but shipment- Mushroom, are cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Roses, Hignonia Venusta, and Pinks. . _ MUST& Plausapplea, per lb., 6. Currant., do., . to 3. 34 Gram, bo th ouse,p. lb.. 2a to 3. Ihrawbervies, per pod, 6d tO lied nacho., per &a., 6. to 134 lea.oss, per doa. is to 2. deatarlasa, per doe., as to IS. Orange; per dos:, I. to 1. &I P.O. per dm. 46 to 8 . Der In& 3. 6d to ID. Melons, dial, 6. lob dawdle, p. dos., la to Ss Cherrle., pee lb., 2d to 61 alnumds, per peek, Se wall, do.. la 6d ta So /Unloads, sweet, per lb., 21 to Ss Ganseberriva, per half We, 3a Od huts, Bar., p. bush., 20. to 14 to 1.1 Lraal4 p. Lush., 114 to Its VLURT Cabbages, per dos., ad to Is nen& Be.o, p. stem Is to 34 Peas, per slew, le to 3e Cauliflowers, Car doe., 44 to lls Greats, per dos., Is to Is Gd Rhubarb, p. boodle, 3d toed Potatoes, per to., 60. to 134 e per cwt., 4s 6d to Is per bush., bbd to hi II Turnip., per doh, 34 Od to 4. 04 Cucumbers, emelt, ad to Gd Vern. Yarrow, p. doe , sd to 1.6 d naterr, per bundle, Is to Is ad Carrots, per dos., 3s to 6pbute4 wanner, Is to he Onion, p.. boos, SI to ad Spanish, p. dos., tad to Ss Beet, per dos., Is to 3a Leeks, per bunch. 24 to Cad Shallots, per bun* 3d IBLEIL Garlic, per lb., ad to Is Lettuce, Cab., p. score, 44 to Is —Cos, we're, ad to Is 64 Radishes, per dos., 64 to Is Tamp, 9d to 1264 Small Salads, p. pun., 24 to 3d Horse itadotb, per b‘ll., Is to 44 Mushroom., per pot, Gd to Is per punnet, Al to Is None!, per bolt aleve, to Is Od arlicboaca, per nos., la Gd to 2s Fennel, per. bunch, 9d to 34 mealy, per bench, Id to 34 Thyme, per bunch, 24 to 3d Parsley, p. dor. bun., Is to 3a Mtn:, per bomb. 24 to 3d Basil, green, per bunch, Id Marlurausdo., per bunt*, 74 to 6d Watercress,lB .loz.buncb.,94 10 le COALS.-LONDOS, A001.711T 6. - Ships at market, 100 ; sold, 60.-Bate's West Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Holywell, 14s. ; New Tanfield, 12s. 3d.; New Patton Main, 12a. 6d. ; North Percy Hartley, 13.. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor, 12.. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 12a. 3d.; Townley, 125.; West Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Wylam, 13 s . 34 . ; Walla End Riddell, 13..; Eden Main, 13..94.; Walls End Hatton, 15e. 3d.; Walla End Haswell, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, las. 6d.; Walla End Lumley, 13e. ; Walls End Penrher, 13s. ; Walls End Ruesel's Hettoa, IN. 9d.; Walls End Scarborough, 13a. ; Walla End Bhotton, 13s. 64. • Walls End Hartlepool, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End So u th Har tlepool, 14s. 6d. ; Walla End South Kelloe, 14a. ; Will. End Thornley 14s. ; Walls End South Durham, 13s. 9d. ; Cowpen 14s. 6d. ; Derweutwater Hartley, 14.. 6d. • Gawber Hall, ' 12a. 9d. • Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21.. ; Seymour's Harvey Coke, 19s. METALS.—Mr. Moato's circular states that the iron market has been rather easier this week, although a good business has been done in Glasgow. Scotch pigs are quiet, with 44a. per ton sellers, and 435. 6d. buyers, f. o. b. in Glasgow. There are sellers for three months open at 455. Bars and rails are firm, without change in price. Spelter remains firm at 161. on the spot, and 161. 6s. to arrive, at which rate about 60 tons to 100 tons haya changed hands this week. Copper sells steadily at the quotations. Tin No millers of British. The annual sale of Banes in Holland is reported per telegraph to have gone off lively at 501 to 501 guilders. Lead : Selling steadily at the advanoed rates. Tin plates : Rather flat. THIS DAY, ?loom. Omens of WIWI. Sursaint of Wind. Otos et IM Weather. B.M. "~ a:.::a The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at sins o'clock. It...Me hews. Ilhattally t way Gentle Breen l Cloudy Otn sue li r• et Otrtliti,T O tie ItrreTt. Partially Cloudy OenUs drerre PAY. la I y to oY I Untie Breen e.rtmilt • le.t4, Gentle am so Cloudless 00We Otero Cloudy Nods ersiaso tals ... :Sir. 3.Se. 23fr. a ... ?fr. 30c. A Me. S.aww MITUJIMAL Poota flat IIIItA; 0.1.11." ION Mm► Lw. R W. R. SAL ILL PUBLIC SALES. ACTOVIT 6.—By Messrs. Suurrczwoaen and Sore, at the Mart.—Absolute reversion to 6,0001., invested on mon , gage, receivable at death of a gentleman aged 63, and a lady aged 64-1,4901. Absolute reversion to a moiety of 1,666/.Three per Cents., payable at death of a lady now aged 96-6241. Contingent reversion to one-third part of 2,0001., receiv able provided a person aged 37 survives his parents, aged 81 and 76-1,4701. A bond for 1,2001. under the Bedford Paving Act, paying 31 per cent. interest-1,0851. Absolute reversion to one-fourth part of 2,6861. Three per Cents, at death of a lady aged 64-3001. Absolute reversion to 5,6001. sterling, at death of a lady aged 66-2,7601. Contingent reversionary Interest, if a gentleman aged 35 survives a lady aged 69, in extensive property, also a policy for 2,6001., annual premium 441.95.-2,6401. Absolute reversion to one-third part of 4.6661. Three per Cents., payable at the death of a lady aged 53-6151. Leasehold family residence, No. 6, Connaught-square, Hyde-park, let at 1301. per annum, held for 66 years at 171.4 s —1,5601. Leasehold house, No. 9, Clapham•road-place, Lambeth, let at 621. 10s., term 22 years at 51.-3951. By Messrs. RUSIIWORTII and JARVIS, at °areaway's.— Leasehold town mansion, 42, Charles-street, Berkeley square, with stabling, &e., held for 66 years at 8.51. knocked down at 6,8001. By Messrs. HUNPIIIIIII and WALLIN, at the Mart.— Two freehold houses with gardens, Sandgate-1,8001. By Messrs. Bouts and SAPFELL, at Garraway's.—The reversion to 1,0001. South Sea Stock, receivable at death of a lady aged 61-6101. LOCAL SHARE IA RICE TS. LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 6.—The share market has been fluctuating all day, and closes a shade above tho lowest limits. The following ire the transactions :—Blackburn (late Blackburn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshi r e), 61— Caledonian, 201 I—Chester and Holyhead, 2'21 I—Eastern Counties, 101—East Lancashire, 171 1 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 j I—Ditto (fifth shares), 4 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201—London and North Western, 126 }—Ditto (new I shares), 311—Ditto (fifth *hares), 41 1 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33—Mid land, 741 1 14 I—South Eastern and Dover, 211 1 I—York and North Midland, 251. Lagos, AUGUST 6.—There has been a very marked fail in the share market since yesterday morning. Lancashire and Yorkshires, which closed this morning at 82, show a decline of li. ; Midlands have fallen nearly 21., closing at 741 ; North Westerns were done at 81 ; and East Lance shires at 171. MANCHESTER, AUGUST 6.—There was a tolerably large business, but pikes were rather drooping. Eastern Coun ties, 10f ; East Lancashire, 171 ; London stock, 126 ; 33 ; Leeds stock, 81 ; North Stafford*, 61 ; Dover*, 211 ; York and North Midlands, 261 ; Caled on i an , 201 ; 731 ; N. Union, 8., 180. BINMINGHAIS, AUGUST 6.—This market was rather firmer to-day ; there was more business doing, and shares were more generally in advance. The Earl Brownlow, we understand, has resigned the lord lieutenancy of Lincolnshire, in consequence of im paired health. The Marquis of Exeter (Lord Chamberlain) will probably be his lordship'. successor. TESTIMONIAL TO MIL HORMMAN.—A subscription has been set on foot by the non electors of Cockermouth and the neighbourhood, for the purpose of purchaaing • piece of plate, to be presented to Mr. Horsman, the late M.P for that borsugh, in testimony of the respect in which his talents as a member of parliament, and eminent services as a church reformer, me held by the public in that Mainity. I $ 1 111 II hi ii It Si ll_ 33 N H IN Hi so Sli so Si 11/1 111 ii Si :I4 111 1 Ut 14 ?Al ~'! I 93 $ I SO 79 f 1151 t. ISSI S NI 1 KO 2ti 111 id nk I We 411 1111 i II 14 144 id Hi 2 i Pm NI i