The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-04 00:00:00

LITBRATURIA M Awned, ac Agriculture and Climate. By Ronenr Itrocria.. Edinburgh : Adam and Charles Black. Mr. Russell's book contains none of those traria- Atßatio social sketches which sou have cl ways been led to look for when the name of America is men tioned. Oin.sling and brandy cocktail ; the regular down-caster, and the Yankee swell ; the bowie-knife and the revolver a la Arrowsmith ; the go-ahead stosin-boat and its uncertain boiler; the inquisitive boy. and the •" help" that knowther social position in a free country; all disappear, and in their place we have manures, crops, farmers, and clear ing!; and everything pertaining to a rigid agricultural survey of North America and the Canada'. A few of the notorietics are, of course, touched upon, such as Niagara, the Maine liquor law, and tho Lowell factories; bit very briefly, _and in the general style of the book—straightforward and businesslike, without flourish or ornament, like a Mincing - lane trade circular. But although scarcely the work to lie on a club table, and satisfy the era. sings of the yawning idler, a more valuable pro duction for emigrant farmers, and indeed emigrants' of all kinds, could scarcely . have been issued from the press It bas a practical and homely value irrespective of its importance as an addition to the library of science and research. The following extract shows the great activity of the horticultural trade in the States: I visited Hope Hamar which are the !egret, I believe, in the world. extending over 250 scree of ground. lien ass obtains some Ides of the enormous number of fruit tress that are manually planted in the Northern States. Anecdote is a better fruit than gran country, sad licerticultace is orally a favourite pursuit among those who are engaged in agri ratan. The Inn of Hem and Company, who own ther nurseries, frequently supply single order. for 100,000 apple trees to the western nurserymen, who retail them la the newly settled districts. The following information about the wheat pests of tapper Canada and the value of land is valuable, especially at the present time, when the completion of the Great Trunk Line, and its through booking system with this country, afford increased facilities for emigration : Rod and mildew ere the great enemies which the Casa • than farmer errata, IS raising wheat, and these diners are far wore common as new than Id cultivated lead. le Canada, as well r throughout the United Slates, Lad becer, better suited for raising wheat, after the *Ares is partly worn off. The bast preventive of rust and mildew is to sow early, for if the crop is late, the heats of July are apt to ripen it prematurely at whatever stage of forwardness it may be. Though it is only the 23rd September, the sowing of wheat is goacently concluded in this thrift ; the part of it is already above pound, and _in scene thrir at ge r pleats are tittering and lashiog bemortil. The_ crops of wheat the beat light soils ray eras IS to 30 ramie to the acre, and on the clay lend 40 an samstintee The value of land has advanced of We very oessiderebty la the plains of Diunfries. Seven yeas ago a farm, a few miles trews l'aria, consielfsg of 175 acres, long vertised at V. 10s. per ear, was sold this year for tae. The usual wane, however, et value in Jenne worth 71. per acre three yews age, Is that they are now worth llt ; but of erne the rise is the ialgtthearber of the towns We been enormous. Lap hamar have been made by speculating m land in Cards, bat there are ones aimpeeable cir cumstances craward with date bemires, foe poor emigrants squat down urn it, end great dilisultim are saperimed in removing them. One of the weelthier /mere in Ca nada confessed to rats, that he had away. Sound It eider able to compound with squatters. The rubjoined sketch of the French in Lower Canada, shows the universality of their chief • Theis la die sw;ent do t we cessideretle needier of .f ti Uwe Canada who be they wiewsty l Ag g ht timer at the ging asps sem abir Peel ewes eatharess mist ithis the awl in Is ththe the thine et thwir is ens* se hr awb e r ic,. th ey en Orthil 6 •thmaliss sal th e 6 Immo. Uwe it pith =Traipses mew /614issithise Is umtpds es the wed, laws OM ill thsw us mew* it . h igo itzed g et i tt well a. li a ? "W ssib lZ gm s zther mpb ees b egoj Ilbe .... aelpr, a sad pessolees mildithrie, than Imre 111Thb r ta i.. only bit of liveliness that our author ditills Mama is given, rather as • quotation then so mrigned emanation : I fusel Iteleseer Horan a mei low* sod asishblin- L r. sansintinke twieresie d ; re , 9: l 9 N iedest - less ir k en tliple mi t e t sig z i, . their kep fer Ss dilth • 6116 OM* Wow r kw as ethilles it riffig ani.frwrirs4 - 16—ari d r. ....e. weeieees The rei= g .excess of the C aniulian timber bide is in to the emigrant, se showing the saMties of the country : Caned% New Brumes-irk, end Nova S:otia, is the whale, here very pour 'ML The lumber and .Wulf 0 1 4- Beim have contributed more to their wealth them thew SO WNW produce. The immense refte that see essthrity =liibis When on the St. Lawrence or tle Maws, the saint et the lumber trade, and whet the wed ewe W It. The hasher trade is serried es It lOW% who wed ran wed hones Mr the wok in winter. The *sir le hews dews mad serer Oa We spot, end Ws heeled ewer h.wow le the WE et dos Errs swam tint we awl MS mutt ester as will Gast il dews Is ids Wee S. the Hoer when the o w melte le sere . . The um weep es he the weeds sod live he Ws; whs reside deist =Ose mew Is mewl es welt, and OMNI OM the le the earn whom they are et week. The w a il f tho imenhasser le a wry assistog re, and lore is with awl trawled /obits They Sr 6 the web di vislA that dews time rtvws friss the itemseee es the ma% Oda moire ratty or 61W P er to name thins, us•eihs lit to reach their taWas both* the winter eidslemes the Aver. The sketch of the ameissati scavengers b sonsing There are now onwards et 110,010 inhabitemts is Cirlism =llls Quer a/ the Watt," and the sombre are WM aegawstins. The wrests we old* with sews of Ye, ars the die rats, eel ray at the Abate demi tr es sre ir r e d belele, ho le . 4ll , l l l:4= l i p= Tr their Oki*" Nod an .i 5• warn= with ropy pie that 161 open the did that N throws out et deem Thus ride set the pert et soressors, sad, trassiag to se or, thew milie choose ray etch eel kW. The nowt el then, brewer, we Ism owl bfflogry-lookirtg, end do set Imp wee the Wawa who abased is the tit to redone Web amber Mar g thows aro ' y the grecs et dWisest elms 4 the west, Om the at tide bird they pips width ishot the streets et Cirrus& This picture of the basks in Cincinnati is sot war -sing in • enntry Inane one box of geld has been ' for alternate lon te • whole round of banks , been made to flgun in each nines shoot for ' the grafi deaths NMI Waren:Ms of inquiring sharcholders i W hen I was Is Ciwthewil than yr a rue for gold on moral of the raft sal the =limed VIII peak as three er free Ikea elm* erseola prming, _Whale a bird west Ws ase to thaw sere eterp, I /reuse he terra as the Wipe of th e her via mast wittemlik be arid join imo. 11th me at the d'art theirs 6 ormesed NH um to our ini, Haw wrist sew resey,„esil get 11, Ist not he Wad dust the any es allat IVO Welt IA the acme doable', a ereveLmwd errig a eis upon thaw. 21th I Ass& woomisti a thel et rekree, srl at car IMO, dap as V the walb et the Woe rue gar to ft •6w days tawW ing tows, I heed that all the bole is Climarseli thdad o esed. Dries the thus Iwe is Ohia, I net said she hod bass wows Ira theme Mune. esekl, Imo reisok‘ llll C sr* owl Woke the skteseesey fue the Mower= elate et the warresey laws Those who have been annoyed by the purport eye- tom of the old Oaatiaent (and who has not ?) will road with intermit this mount of the restrictions of this kind is the Wood of Cuba i On the weed themeig sler say waive], I west Ss promo spryer the the Istwfar. The elks -as rimed with a 11111164 1.111111. b, and bat set • Nth favour been thews is ws, lAN have, es • stream swill Os other day milhati elthhisg ern I maw now who 101 lam at the ellise=es Ryan, wits, N. to the attaiwas, led not Tr aseilii 4 time lost is Ai wry would r iiasolie is the wiry, and wadi coosaios Cresel= l as Art el lig temes ga ir a rhs I= at set Mew Or see awn at ell hors al the do 6 =reek emir. or at the hiphardol spasm which We may mention, by dr way, AM woo peat erin g li Georgia, w Art .noting with wity ei the Inenaities nonieled by Mr. Arrowsmith, el Liver =The recant of the rates of oommartin in , sad the value of skilled labour i• MU is - - - istereding Co.wrmi tsarist at lisviziash is twelve par ma-, aak may of the plasters honey mossy d naM vaapfag for tae to twosty-kiaz par amt., which la caparlai mai sap aid to alma Ibeklutry tale about amble Or Mama amass, la Cala that it dos ia Mid. tars able-WWI din Wiled WA to work ea *sew tits mama maw an twisty clam (11. Ia Ill m E=a. It tliwafore Nan la as patty Mame thrt aid the Was:a of aims wall he sore amplapel ` shah mom aad wallag It la moist he its endue Mi. And net alp r was Moor higber in Cabo 610 i° i .11111 3 -*XPRESS, SATURDAY EYEISMG, JULY 4, 1857. &wogs, bat AIWA lame le dm bleier. s at: et the meat of eilscathis swag tho mass d= l Cabins, 'ideally shut sat Irma twoupaisas that require iatelllgar sad gill. no miasma air wpm estates, as as on the railways, an, with flaw ammtbense hreignsrs, who aro all paid higtor wags than dap ma ob tain et hoes, la arise so indium thus to roads isi • more unhealthy . B aste. The sogins-drimes on the reitheqs re ceive has 3001. to 46W • your. Oa • warm seats t I visited, when two swims wen retain sans, the hood sw earer had upwards at 4001., sad ems ether 360/. a yew • the assistant airier, doe sia months, 1301.; th e sugar= master, a Freedman., had Mk, sad his widest, ; ths coppersmith, ; sad the bLicheadth, 1901. ; the over seer, 1301 ; the administrator or meager, 1,0001. ; end, het of all, the machinery, ups ths rasa improved was erected st a cost of 60,0001. Thee is no doubr i :a ciP et hem* cam; bat who. capital sod labour are as high, It te diet:milt to at bow minim ass bs st all prodtabis. We are sorry to have to record that the amuse ment of cock-fighting, once the favourite sport of the " finest gentleman in Europe," is now the fashionable gratification of the finest gentlemen in Cubs. The Germans who settle in the Southern States seem to adopt the " institution" of slavery with the gusto of • native to the manner born : This Gauss ertdre esiensi that nearly all his eaustry ma who earignitsi wUk hr were sew slays swam. They Imo pose gl Bask erring In As manta ; hat no mom did Off make • lids roomy OW lavastod lln did Off dam who des Maw tho domotben sr 26•1111 00 Mos meats, simmealy dad ths tempmtion to perm dams so stio deg olmost all do so is soon is it la la ash power. This is ths proems_ by whisk peer immigrants who rotas Ma rowisserdy brats had la the southern stabley Tiy rear NO • parades of wassiksabbt peparty. obtain ths first dam Is A. mime Sas= as of eras le died waft Sr en media This wee tbe Osimisfearrwa. ilia was hew • for Ary's ellersimils by • dem asks Ana I mit, robe mid me that ea .silo primitia ask for one slave, le gym rally gem MI6! NI Waft Nearly sae-forth of the took—the final part—is devoted to an elaboree and scientific account of the climate of North America, illustrated by numerous explanatory plates. An excellent agricultural map prefaces the volume. The Athahags: or, the Three Gifts. By MARGA RET OLIPHANT. Edinburgh: William Black wood and Sons. Wo were made familiar some time ago with this novel of Mrs. Oliphant's in the pages of Blackwood. Like most novels written by women, its interest de pends chiefly upon the minute drawing of its domes tic pictures. It has few stirring incidents, although we have a strong-minded unscrupulous villain, the at property and a title, and a Samuel War =e lm obit, but not, of course, so perfect in its este& se the celebrated case of "Every Known Virtue rersus Titmouse." The description of men's Eh in the world, reads very like a dream ; it ties not been drawn from long and acute observation, grounded upon actual experi- Nee. It is rather the fancy sketch of the boudoir. The drawing of external characteris tics is generally weak, but the style in which the novel is written is equal and pleasing, occasionally rising into passages . of some poetical strength. 11e annex a giud description of a quaint English coun try cottage : THI OLD WOOD L,OllOl. AAA it yr dais ;quit4ll;A assraselet and tessolen, WWI Jig. eels Andy of 111WIlige *as first inn tato tbs OW Weed ledge It stood elm ilss wine al • weed. sail Os slds of a bill, = 2 " ... 0gs INI• lAN wee ass se sea a milky as • low wed by ammo elegem rd mown in • fames Awl waidellisil Sm. Ms Inn band no Otte sear bsi labs Ines d wee= aim ban led then smog Os mem e/ sessa—eskas ebbb wassally Law tu da valges awl dbeeellse lbe Inneleas pals sessmbses waft mead he Os dew; awl Its by aassn sal dined ligedwr, sad as UAW bed era weilly la smug thammaleg neap. 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Sr am Web mime saissobi sad mei& _sin la tas rwls Ilswenglams INP MlNlaliParK a r bstage s Kids di lastramillsaaasasss n alls alias lasaissismiss est l ien elfin Eillebans, .Pi pe s sang bet a elms If sasf. sea ems desk seesse dua ras ligbilledf spa Ow in Muu 'AIL la saes r id a ss epee lls arg i alk Win Oa swig le mar a ; awl Agues &nag ass leas bake r i .wad at de deb as/ wills pas. trdteeeyfetuease wsII. Din Ow lemnes, wane lbws was as der deeds bins aeldnilaaelemenbslA web es awe la L Ass yon nes erise Ores le as in Y If—er pna Idesill lea • 1110116 me rides semearelead saM SOY wee Se base lied babes Alamo tapes be saw • sem la Oa WIN" Apes. If lea ass alsee= li s= b• of A r t Ira" sse Y MOW le a ONO sea Imola 2•11 I yes MA la beg Asia we et gassards semaill OM NW 'K i lns mg aim elms e 11•11 WM bell allieles ; bast basesell erardtak. Usage wee AY slikailistellftilmemsk Ow knew um &aim ow ass a l us b i sems VIA seeds legit ,as es sassy. 'lbw weans disable la ass elan. Lem at lies awl mom mem ma names, se ail mimed isseuese. of tibia gbils mesa* heel sem* knew Ile peenw aft Ole& Oa ewes gime no no sea =zzo fens Mien et Ma sera um emend a sbilewsleadlwal, lie Ile it was bid, awl the Ws ef aid wen Idelt rad ddl; Oen wen °Mgr kids tiliV ih aii sume, web OA VI • tripod al Allow • slim Jerome • big sad me • arm alsOilbl Oa Os tends, Ow new sauswbst Mabee if amens nerd awl a very prim aid lads. The Abash I am al et • dame Had awl mean iabloa. It mason la Ow owes KM ems es and trait ondela leiea d erdwit woe • One of sloth nose web • ebsiews lon of mammy, bed ewes good weer be psel. arms-Clior ; being Selections from a Journal kept is Isis, Egypt, and Syria. By the Viscountess FALKLAND. Hurst and Blackett. - - - Lady Falkland is one of the moat rapid of female travellers; she hurries us through our Indian pos sessions at express speed ; and by the rate with which ohs hastens as onward, we are reminded of those gigantic American moving panoramas in which three thousand miles are got over in the course of half an hour. Public buildings are run through; • cursory glance is given at some of the most cele brated localities in the Fast; a word or two devoted to the Hindoo religions; but " forward, hark for ward!" would seem to be her ladyship's motto, and she brooks no delay. At time* she falls to r tin he other extreme, and proms long and drearily pon the contrast between the smell-talk in India and North America, and similar interesting topics. Her volumes will neither instruct nor amuse, but they may be regarded as harmless flotsam and jetsam in the vortex of semi light litvature of the present day. The following extracts will give some notion of Lady Falkland's style. Here is an unpleasant kind of disease: Amos, the mysteries of Indian disease, there are few men obscure than the guinea worm—known by the natives as Name." A slight irritation is felt by the patient, generally in the leg or foot. The part swells and becomes very painful, after a while, the and of s imall trunaparent thread is ems trader the akin. This thread is the guinea worm. If injured, or wrongiy treated, mamas pain must be calmed fur many weeks before the worm la got rid of, and the part healed. European medical edema is quits ta fault is its treatment, and the most eaperiesced of our medical man, when they discover the nature al the aliens; seed at once for the nearest native tartar, who knows even lees of the scientific name of the dime" than the English M.D., but be has wonderful patience, and most Masts angers. So be gets bold of the end of the transparent aloment, and win& it as a feather or straw. Nothing will now avail but patience. Only an inch or two of the fila meet will come out daily, and ths whole animal Is often a couple of feet in length. If it tineks, • tedious abeam is the inevitable result, but if the barber be skilful, and the patient not impatient, the creators is geserally extracted entire, sad the place goes beak. This is worse than living in a villa overlooking the Zoological Gardena, Regent's Park : Them is a tiny frog, known by du same of the dying oci; it hi. • power of jumping, and attachingkeen' to anythieg and everything. Ore of the creatsrea lisped up mid fastened itself oo the face or one of my maids. It wen nut plesmint, 1 admit, but there was something very leakier in it. Uoreener, it is rkeng bow indifferent one beconies to frogs. makes, cheetahs, bream, sad tigers. One evening, I woo highly amend by a permit coming to dins with sr, exclaiming—•• I have jaat killer' a snake at the deer !" Another room followed, eaying-hyenas am bowling dreadfully ;" while a third MCP% in and told us there bad been a cry among his rousts of ""sorb , (tiger), is his impound. Our London Jeanine, woulr' not like this: On appreciates the &Unit r..sints one knows Mrs. Is et hawk ke ler gontwagalta wear green and gold ICBftetthana. thare are ) Ire lades of ate crime dB la (eh« who ks Now bah &W** valltageo. disturbing the red' dust ad the ned, sit jump come all their esighbours ; and the 'prawallahs halo le down at every torn le en if sorb* is In the way. A railway jemmy in India must be curious enough, If one may eredit her ladyship Whir I had km travelled ea • 'unread (going to Booth amptota, eis near te Lige), whet dilleront objects had ma seated themes's, to them that I saw this afternoon. Ilona and there a religious meedkant staadtag with his oyes wide oven, staring at the palm blowing engine, thinking it might be another avatar ot Cr;ahnel--a bullock ohm:e moping on at about two mike an hour! or a bridal party on foot, the Mid* walking behind the bridegroom, the program of the procemion being momentarily arrested by the novelty of the sight. The scene was altogether carious, and very intending. We are glad to notice the re-appearance of Violet, or the DO MOW, now published to • cheap form by Messrs. Routledge. On its lint issue five-and twenty years ago, it created a great sensation in both literary and fashionable circles. The inner life of tieonitens is moat brilhantly and veraciously portrayed, and yet throughout the book there net one word or one thought that could offend the mot fastidious of readers. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoee. The funds to-day exhibit a decline of 1-16 to per cent., business being dull. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange steadiness prevails. Consols are quiet at 021 to # ex div. for the 9th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 921 to ; the New Three per Cents., 911 to ; Bank Stock, 214 ;radii' Stock, for 221 ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. die. to par; and Ex chequer Bonds, 1658, 971. Foreign stocks are steady. In Turkish and Peru vian the recent advance is supported. Subjoined is a complete list of the morning's sales, viz :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ex div. (exch., 128.); ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 98; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account (16th July), 81, 801, 81 ; ditto, Three per Cents., for account, 551. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 45 ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 to; ex div.; tho Spanish Coupon-Certificates, 6 per cent. ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 961, 1, a. The Champion of the Seas has arrived from Mel bourne, with 32,831 oz. of gold on freight, worth 131,3001. The George Canning has also arrived from Adelaide,butthis vessel isnot knovrn to have brought any gold. A decline in many of the French corn markets is a natural consequence of the promising appear ance of the harvest, and forms a favourable feature. The shares of the Bank of France fell 75f. yesterday. Up to the present time silver has continued to HOW 311 freely from the Continent for transhipment to the East, and it was only on Thursday that the steamer Seine arrived in the Thames from Bou logne with 55 cases, and the Telegraph, from Ant werp, with 10 eases ; representing a total value of upwards of 50,0001. In consequence, however, of the sudden fall in the price of silver here, caused by the reduction in the East India Company's rate of exchange, some considerable amounts of silver recently received from the Continent were bought yesterday for exportation to Hamburg, where the rate of discount is about 71 per cent. About 18,0001. in gold, being the residue of the amount brought from New York by the steamers Atlantic and Vanderbilt, was yesterday bought for the Continent. The foreign exchanges continue rather flat in ten dency, though with little actual change in rates. The quotations for bills on France were yesterday rather lower. As regards Rotterdam, Vienna, and Trieste. the rates were a shade easier, but the quota tion on Naples has advanced. The current terms are shown below—viz. : Amsterdam, three maths, 12 to 12.01; ditto, short, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, three mamba, 12 to 12.01; Ant werp and Bremesla, three math" ; 36.474 to 60; n three months, 13.8 1 to t: Perim, three mouths, 26.821 to 7 • ditto, shod, an; to 20, _• Keneales, three month., 23. to 70; Frenkfort- era -the-Reins, three months, 1194 to 4; Petersburg, three months, 37 to 1; Vaasa, three months, 10.27 to 9; Trieste, three mostU, 10.28 to 30; Naples, three months, 421 *of ; Orme, Ares month', 25.80 to 6; Leghorn, three months, 29.80 to 6; Palermo, three months, 128 to 1 : Mesolna, throe months, 1214 to 129 ; Oporto, thew months, 621 to ; Lisbon, three m ont hs, 621 to 4. The corn market yesterday was quiet, at about former rates. The imports of foreign grain and flour into London this week have been light. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived off the coast since last Friday is 21. Canadian railway stocks were in considerable re quest yesterday, and experienced a sensible recovery. Apart from the stimulus which has been given to purchases by the recent severs fall in these securi ties, the demand is understood to be partly based upon the anticipation that the goods traffic of some of the lines will be increased by the operation of the new American tariff, which was to come into force on the lot inst. The following circular, explaining the arrange ments connected with the issue of the capital of this Indus Steam Flotilla, upon which the East India Company have already granted a guarantee of 6 per cent, had been forwarded to the shareholders at the &jade Railway Company. It will be =Rad that the capital and revenue sasounta of the Steam Flotilla will be kept entirely distinct from those of dr Sande Railway and of the proposed Punjanb Made RaR Old way Ciampay, Gredisza Gomm, Bmitel, July 3. am Imbed to inking yea that the Boa. bills Germiny have melee' sr Ave die Salads Rail as. psogr_is kmas shwa versmilime • dielid of yrs Wilk a übligam Nab dislwelt 66 6 per amt. yon mom we ruiriMia L blr the essildhlemeat of a Arm Islas usviimting4heithe Istriesa Esems, the upper lies et the , amd Melba, the Isom talons of the mewed liiilwrry, eat • WI tie shim dinar era - remisisa is new bin yerlimist. llsedese of the Slab Mew Ormysellowe &Ma est La= obeli he dildistelesmegthe puma roglatteel la Weide lefeey Illemeepy, st Me al ses ohm of Ike miry two Ames el Mt NA i Ihe sped of the Wok Railway Camper. Perwilen wIl Is made in tb, set for *pig the NOM sal mums amounts cif loaladus Steam Mum weawas cad illsaket trout that of ths railway. Rboald you dudes be home a dmeholder in tatotal of ths lades tlemm TIMMY, yea be good NI sq the 11111111111•1 fain of segliostion, sad amannit the Nor to this efts eats. bikes i6e 17th tag.— I so, &c., Tumuli Brnumu., remetery. The report read at the half-yearly meeting of the London Dock Company yesterday stated that the num ber of foreign vessels which entered the docks in the six months was 462, and the receipts 249,9861. The net balance standing to the credit of profit and loss was stated at 235,6301., out of which a dividend of 21.105. per cent. for the half-year was recommended, amounting to 94,7801. 5.. sd. The report was adopted. At the special meeting of the Victoria Dock Com pany yesterday, a bill for enabling the directors to make a new cut eastward of their dock, and for rais ing additional capital, was read to the proprietors, and approved unanimously. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, June 27, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results : Circulation isms Circulstion active Public deposits Other deposits Government eastritles in bulking department •• • . 10,327,222 With ou t at...d on Other eecurities in banking department 18,987,886 Increase 605,933 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day end other tale 877.021 luertmes 28,079 The Rest Notre in TIMM ••• • • • 6,036,550 Den t eee 71,255 The increase in the Treasury balances, large although these are, would havelYeen much more con siderable but for the dieburr.ment by the Bank of heavy some in the shape of government salaries, 8:c. The increase in the " onier securities" upon which the mercantile public have sought accommodation exceeds the lacrosse in the deposits, and thus the reserve of unemployed notes presents a diminution of 71,2531. The increase of 206,0101. in the "coin and bullion " had been anticipated. RAVI Or 1111101.11XD.—As AMNIA. parnerl le Ur Id Ili sad lili tie.. a KM lie west may ea iniuoder. Jam 17,1111 N. NMlawsl ...... ..., =sten C1apt1a1....4114.6111: 'lra= tly.Moi) R1 4 3:15 km*, Weenreat .... in. 01140. Oar lbwhin .. IMAM SIN Ode •60 10.7111.161 MAKIN Joh 2. wt. GemaraS Sortls nada bed Wdlit *nadir ....... ii 0.311 01 HOMO 06.149 oad •:a . .0 otba I 06.1120.21 N Y. lIAIMIALL, CIAO Crier. FRIDAY EVIIIIIIIIII. Throughout the Stock Exchange to-day, although business was quiet, purchases preponderated, and a moderate advance was established. The improve ment in the funds was about 3-16 per cent. ; and in most descriptions of English railway stock to j per cent. The upward tendency is chiefly attributable to an impression that another reduction of j per cent. in the bank rate of discount will soon take place. The principal check to speculative purchases rests with the uncertain state of affairs in India. . _ . Consols, which closed yesterday at 921, varied to day between 921 to 1, and 921 to /, and closed at 921 to 13-16 ex div. for the 9th of July. India Bonds were better. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 9tk July, 921, lex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, I, M; New Three per Cents., 921, I. t , 1; Thirty ears Annuities, expiring in April, 1883, 18 1-18; Bank Stock, 213, 2131; India Bonds, 6s. dis. Transactions are also officially reported in India stock, for the account, at 221, and in Consols, for the" opening " (17th July), at 921, and 921 cx div. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 4s. discount to par, and Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 1. Foreign stocks were firm. Turkish Six per Cents. rose 1 per cent, closing at 961 to I. The Guaran teed Four per Cents. were last quoted 102 to 1, show ing an improvement of per cent. Peruvian stock was in request and higher. At 4 o'clock, Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 64 to 66 ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 971 to 981. Russian Five per Cents., 109 to 111 ; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98 ex div. ; Peru vian Four-and.a-ltalf per Cents., 801 to 811; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231 to ex div. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001. Chilian Six per Cents., 1021 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 77. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 98. Mexican Three per Cents., for account (16th July), 221. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 80; ditto, Three per Cents., for account, 55). Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 45 ex div. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 961 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 251, 231, 251 ex div. ; ditto, Passive Bonds, 51, 51 ; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded Coupons, 61, 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., for account (16th July), 961, 961, 961 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102 ; ditto, for account, 1021. MINES-THIS DAY Two o'CLocg. 1 1 0 The market for home mining stocks is to-day in active, as usual on a Saturday. There are still in- '; guinea for the stocks recently referred to, but in the Stock Exchange no business whatever is reported. I°. Foreign mining stocks are somewhat neglected. St. John del Rey shares are offered, and are marked 11 ex div. United Mexican have been dealt in at 31. is Annexed is the official list of transactions in the * • Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Gents, 174; Catharine and Jame, ea. 6d., 9.. 6d., a Oa., an ed., 9a. 3d., 9a. 9d.; Condurrow, 120; Drake...l4, 21. 121. ad.; Ewa Aldred, 3, 21, 3; E. Rosawarne, 144, ; 184 • East Ronal, 19a., 184 ; East Trains* 6i ; Great to Alfred, 61. • lady Bertha, 10s. 10a. 9d., 1 la, 12a. ; sa Nantes' sad isorhiw, TEs., 305., 275, 285.; Rearward. ts United, 344; bo th Urn, 146; Tail; Consols, 22a. ed., la 23e. ed., 24a, ida, 26.. ad. ,• Wheal Edward. 81, ; Whea l ss Granville, alin N., 23a., Ter. ; Wheal Kitty (LeLant), 191; ; Whorl Zee, lan ad., Itla. 6d. • mast Bwigiciael is our weekly report of the metal te so Ceessr—Thers la as name la the market, bat NOM I s pared at India lan bin said at wiry law tans. the ha- ao paters hiring a niastisu Y ths pills ar Zsgihk. Mawr 10 hen:a Ms is an la satin dinsai, sad theism* gra- IS tires ars mostly Whim trest bta lleslek piss an sin dad Than is We • pin hada= is hat st Tabu Tla se is issairs y <int ths ea st oats this month, bat If the tone IN Snow. sal Wises quota Whet. higher taws. plass an fa awsisrats inust. to FRIDAY Eysanni. The market for home mining stocks has assumed an ins ro ved tone, and, although the general bug nets is still restricted, several stocks met with it numerous transactions, chiefly in the Mining Ex- 1 7 asap. East Basset shares exhibit a decided so =ent. Alfred Consols, Great South Tolgus, Ist' sm other descriptions, were also quoted better. L addition to the few transactions recorded in the a&aial list, the following bargains are reported to us flan the Stock Exchange, viz.: Great Wheal Alfred, 61, 6; ; East 'Alfred, 3,3 j; East Tolgus, 40} Wheal Margery, Di!, 101. Foreign mining stocks present no variation of kaportame. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The whet lo quiet to-day, with, however, more inquiry for the sod or the year. Town Tallow is quoted 67a. 3d.; Pstaroburg Y. C. on the mot, 68.. 6d; July to September, 66..; October to Dor:amble. Mo. Gd. to Ws. MAnUT AVIII111011111:—Tore tallow, 60a. 3d., fat by ditto, 21d.; yellow, Ms. 6d. ; molted stuff, 46a. ; rough ditto, TU. Od. ; tallow grams, 17..; good drum 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. litt. B. J. Darla reports a larger supply of clover, which meets a slow demand at last day's prima Meadow 111112Lsad draw In abort supply and good demand, at advanced IPA= mesdow bay, 72.. to Ms. ; superior ditto, r 00 7 .0 88..; Minim ditto, 60.. to Ma. ; new ditto, at to 760.; room, 60a. to 60..; elms., old, 80.. to 106..; so mad ad, 70.. to 90a.; new, Oda. to 86s. ; straw, 300. to 340. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The market is well rapplied with most things, and busi ness Is brisk. The late reins have had a beneficial effect on oat-door produce. Strawberrks from the or r. ground are coming in in large quantities. Fat*. aro abundant, and goomberries are plentiful. Pineapples are a bide cheaper. Dessert apples end pears are over. French salading is still supplied. Among vegetable. are pee., Preach beans, asparagus, rhubarb, and cauliflowers; the latter are realising from 2e. 6d. to Ss. 6d. per dozen. Cu cumbers are plentiful. Barcelona nide fetch 20s. per bushel; new Spanish end Brazils, 114. ditto. The supply of oranges is limited. Portugal onions fetch from 2a. to 4o per dozen. New potatoes from Somareetahlre, the Scilly Isles and Corn wall are now ooming in; they fetch bore Si. to 18s. p re cwt. Cot flowers consist of orchids, Chimes p r i mu , i ,, cinema' a, (ardent's, heliotropm, lily of the Tally, gera niums, violets, mignonette, heaths, sod fosse. TIOIT. • rim *prow. lb, 4 to , . Orapra, par lb, 14 to 4. larsteleart le% pre p®. Webs elperlso, per lb. ts S. Peering. par dos, la to trs llsouteloee, do., is to 120 PRO Csalllowers, NA, fl t 044 l•stampes, per closes. fd to Is .4 Asparsgar, par bea/Sta, It 44 tolls 114Psbarlos per boadla, Mao 04 Freosillseak por Ire. to Potatoes. per vas, WU to 1701 per boob.. be to Ito 14 aore.por get. is to lb Carreto. new. p. beeett.4ll to Is 'Walt" par lama. *.o 44 aplamels. , por okra, le to la lid CaelaiVarm rod.. pd b 0 .. Ileptarer Ara.. la to la rotary, p. laaata. Is 1. 04 Leeks, per Puna. 1 4 4 ' ' Ydaati II to Oa Apploo, pot half Mr.. Is to SO 011.11.4 ' o 4' • to 11. ILEWES, pot deo to to 110 K Deb. Per limb.. 1904 4eleseeoe. we. 44 to 14 ►pee lb. id to es O•fee, por Ito, GI to se !o4unese.Pos. p. seem It se I Nd Who, pet Eto n le On to 4. Itmeideetoeulp, p. des., le to te Owe p 3.1 to Romoss ' pro 1.44 to ts alvellesso.por pet.. 1•33 to Is id 'MEM setts. In to 41 rem per Meek lel to le Iforiems. peso. p. Wove, we Ilamp. do.. 34 WY. WON p. bus .I+, 7d to 44 A letter from Lille states that Prince Albert, to whom the mayor of that town reoutlypresented a Thy bound copy of the catalogue of the B icar collect km, he. la return mat u e tto the Museum of Lille a sop a. oent album of drawings erseated from las principal phase of his co ' of original dearrage by the great Italian masters. This collection comae amiss of a aeries of Oxidise and minions connected with the peintings of the Vatican, and the principal pictures of beel— among others a complete sketch of The School of Athena," a copy of which is in the Museum of Lille. the Memorial of Lille states that it is believed that the Belgian government will an the 111th, on account of the splendid state of the crops in Belgium, remove the prohi bition to export ablest and other grain to Frame. SHIRR LISTS-2HIB DAY. Two o'Ccooz. The railway share market to-day is firm. Eastern Counties, Manchester and Sheffield, Great Western, Great Northern, and some other stocks, have met with a fair Inquiry, and are well supported. Business is generally limited. London and North Western stock has been somewhat offered. Canadian stocks continue in demand, and Indian are steadier. Wile to.da to I o.m. 11101111 MT APIAILMI AM) MOCKS. YI MINA sad ea I Ilba.Wde. ll :=Lltil KO Oita Loa Sieber Jar I l WWI sal Bastsr.—....— Ippekbans - - Si 9 TO TI II 1:1 NST 4 • • 14 r9l, L lt4 yyel l• 100 Molar mi ileflmai . all Aswan all LAI, Pirtb., It • la4Ll. 4$ MM. t Bel Art !modem IM Aciaglra ......—......... .11 Ars Coeds. --...... lel Aiwa Ake, As • ... 10 , A As li ... I N At Immuliss -- - . .. IN BAlmili mg AMPe_ _ de NANO% Folk Uell". is et On& Alm. MI Ranh N YAM - __ - —_—___ to ir ill iii U 64 En t I I be 4114 4/ N DeDe. S. Nab • D. swag • Astla sal Ns& (lea) NO Orem Nsalera ISO Ds. StearValry 0.. - l eassaer sod Csr - IfTab& II Ds Dm Mazda Ne Learalen sod Tablas I D. Is. 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Q... W *ore obliged to OM* or monads trade toot to the io*o. led nooks .—Tho .Ma too ogeorod to u4l. not 4 ilke L• .3.5 hoe do* ',oedema.. beim bolo o pot moth goo Ord • &Pad Ineseramel. Mrs S Mops sad lie Mood nal lealis meldes um mamba . IIIMS:p an lle MM. eisek MI WAY" Wu MO a to plisse. node less lid. per plum liejese. sod Mks melds Is els Mir rem ow lims. 1% umeM le sus Mk MIS • Mamas is lam las mdek TIRs prime( Os me model base Mo. dig Kw Oisms Melia miles bowies Assess T 1114 M. Is ta Oat c Med le desseds& sed .V=l% sew kr seems MYR i . Ms WI =lleer merrisl camp: elks h rtemem L. 74.1 sum se meslimed In em mon or dog. hoo atom boor tor. to w So ISE mow mart* to *told* who , . hot to Is Or Yr oi =stately tatlolobok rad him* Irk of how sad sae got 0 wa r dl4== =i i *VO s roler W ori l ial s.s ood:ogo s niotol=to i , 0. .4 kr mem bk. sage seurnms' Coll.l4imese. arm L—Tbie Imam kilm tbs beta mulled ; Is wi sms Maim Ms Ms bas d'le.cim bem TSI7 Wm . / =4 ll :s:z . P s implise elk " sad Yr . =V M. shims la stleset mg. Iks/k bat kJ, ~M. I f ni k *SW UMW Jim 1-1119 Ms MI ewe edel emless Miss st or rebut Wee. IM Man . & sez i elle arm cm** =rig 1.4" e CC =ft.illwt..= l r"rf trtZ jw = bi lis e i e rr ms, s" el.Ta i rsrlsel d nird i Altri 54 mem fad so Ms se as Ye FARM. Is other art/oko • drat kr sho took god*: Jos SO owe—Whoa LIM os., all 114•=rborio. UT. at gla. boo. Mat Oh COALS.—Laramms Jot, 3 —Maid Waal Hank. 14 6d. Aram Ratable 1 lartim , ,W& t. ; Manon. Wart Manley, 16.3.; Wawa II Oa 13. 66. ; Ilawrall Marlim 14. Q.; Malp.ll. Ma. ed.: Howard aWe fli g rita., Meekly X .; tweald Moor. 11..91.; Taidkal Moor 866. Mei; Mil. W.: Walls Odd 00 lomat, 14. 61.; Wall. Ca WA ; Waft Caddell, 1. ad. , Edam MM. 18a. 9d. ; W.l Mal ll. • Walls End Yrammollasta, 16a. dd., Wa ll a La kad Ilea.. IT. ; Walls KA/ HMO. 4.600 • W 114 S. • 0ra14.11.0. ; W.ll. Mod Larobton, 16, 6d W bl ._ . 6d.; Wall. Lad Rawl* Hotta. IW. Dd. W NOM. 1 , 0. 91. ; Walla End Matrart's, 17. Walla KIM 8ra.... 1,1. 9 1 ; Walla Lid latradoe, 1 r ..; It a 1 Kr Campy, 16. ; Wall Mad 11ardepoo1 11461aa. 16s. , Walls Ku -1 nerd AWL lao id. ; Weld Wad Cada K011...168. 3eL ; Wal/a Lad Tao. 11a Watla Bad /Masora. /11.—allapo at mart* 111; valds9l. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 611144 taw Mr- T 0164 T 646 wen 94•6416 &abaft LW. 1116 wet_rfies Jun 19. WarylN 90 lst 141 wat 114m9;614 66 164 I,OX 1,191 1.31 MOS& ......119 41 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. *sepia (tergar), tram losilon for Bab* Jana 19, Ist 49.29 Nr.,91. So W. Owego Nnolag (ahip), teem Adolsldo br Emden, Jura 19, tat 33A low 111 w. 13.11:740arna.), from Hannay for London, May 16, lat. 16 50 LOW Pon. fE trow Mainitio• for London, May 29, lat. 6.3 S., la W. St W. Puma skip), far Australia. May 10. lat. 16.26 II , lon. 13.8 B. W. 011dwaisere (41p), ot New York. Dogma maw. Jaw 10, lat. ON, lon. 37. =.. 8 0f " ftaal 1 " .7 " isi.`u".i6 NOW 33.69 I. Malone OWL, tenni Inaba tor Sonata', May H. 96L 3 It.. kip W. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS.—YeateTtlay a Veda meeting of the roprietors of the Victoria Docks was held a the Dock-hone - Rood-lane, in compliance with the Wham elide order, to consider the provisions of a bill at present be- Sur parlia ment, intituled " A Bill for authorising the Vit toria_ (London) Dock Company . to make a New Cut eastward Si Dock, and to raise additional Capital, and for other pispome;" XL J. P. Heywood in the chair. The solicit, et No amPtv _awn tb. serious clauses, Kr. Mien sea MN die nide neamis oldie WI was that de Oinegn e dh a rl bere viese artmur le min a southern entranced mom frem Oedleennmach the points: otheentlnd en• ne sell tee Steelyardf tie is ' ea, te pay the e ved mmeL l it=e slitienal capital for that pv Pent _dad dm to obtain an estumion of time for the mere Um el OM malice. It she pm them power of teaming It docks In eamejeint stock company, and so perpetuate 6 guarantee new paid by Peto, Brame y, and Co. After the explanations the NB wee approved of, and the pmceedi terminated in the usual manner. THE FRENCH SQUADRON IN CHlNA.—Letts from Hong Kong of the tOth Hay state that et that date b Capricieuse, French frigate , the liaresan, dramas; and Nims, brig , were in the roadstead. The Vireo* _frigate, on a cent.. visiting the other ports of the Celestial En* and was to mil for the Philippine Wands about the SKI She was to wait at Manilla for the arrival of the Nested' which left France In January buit. Rear-Admiral 0.611 warn then to give up the command of the squadron t o Admits' Rigault Omonilly, who km his Rag on bond di Nemesis, end return to France. Tat PENINBULA.—The Peninsular and Oricnti Company's steam packet Sultan arrived st Sontharepta yesterday with the Peninsular mails. Her dates were-09 , rater, June 26; Cadiz, 27 ; Lisbon,29; Vilo, 30. Su lel no ommusanication with Oporto. MUTINY ON BOARD SHIP.-THIRTEEN COOLIES KILLED.—IioNo Komi, MAT 9.—The French stile Fr nand's, from Macao for Cuba, with coolies, was epukes Pub Sapata, on the 16th April, with signal of digress fllin; by the at schooner Bones, arrived at Macao from Strop pore. The coolies were in a refractory date. had twice rim on the crew, and had set fire to the chip, but having bee driven below, they had to put out the fire themselves Thirteen of the coolies had been killed. THE UNITED STATEN' FRIGATE, NIAGARA.-- LIVERPOOL, .14tv 3.—To-morrow a dinner is to be gives at the Adelphi Hotel tothe officers of the Niagara, by a num. her of American merchants at this port ; and 10.1110170'• week they will be entertained at a banquet given at the place by the American Chamber of Commerce. T heo p erat t ot of placing the Atlantic cable on board is proceeding int! despatch. While the officers of the Niagara are recede marks of courtesy the crew are felling into diegroce Ow 9 KE the td instances of "drunk sad diaorderlieu beim* te. t sti who to-day, in discharg in g owe them, intonralittatthey were a reproach to their comul and that he bad never met with a worm set of tipplers brawlers in his life. MARRIAGES, AND DEATH' BIRTHS. ABM ITAOE —Joao:), at AUred Warp Upper tramway, Um{ Amadei.. of • row DAVI ED -4 eV F. at Dartmouth TULA, Tweet the Phan Nom* Esq.. of • dmathwr . ERTEL—Jane EL a, Death= Baal. ecer Whets* the elle of Ti Trier, Eat.. of • me. PEN BROKE.—Juee B. at lielbotueptice. Reovroad. ibelß Mr. W. Pembroke, of • mo. PRANCE.--Juea L. at Priors peen. riffetuth. the •Ii• of C' Prance. Ep., M.D.. of • eametear. WOLFF.--July 1. at QueeeProct. !Foliar. the Pia of D. D. W• Eae.. of • ma CLATTON—ZEMINOTON.- 7 . 1 7 I. at el Marylehn i ra. Yo Lord Blaboo of Durham, T i . O. Cton. AA . of Yortahlre, 11,y Mary. lay tor al the law LLD J. tun of Lt amyl Am,. rouLts—wrevsmeox.--.7.. 30. et ti elate by Wo M. C.s.tha Toolle, Zee, ron of the late aaerAemeli W man, demister ol atm:woo . WA SOWLI.I3—W ATKIN —Jane 30. et the Cstbedril, Mantbulall the Ear. abet lholholsoe, B A.. Ur. T. Awake of BereherteAs Übe Eli Mathis. of Belford MOOSE—ATBINBON.—Joan 30. at St awcx wean, by We Bev. H, Ihsekenbory. M.A.. C. V Mon. Bel Ba j a Iratolle. claughtre of the late J. Mbar" IBM AYSIbOTP• TorkahLre. DEATHS. SAWN ZD.—Jaly 1, at Olonoester.terran, Rageltrelark. M."' 4 Wadding...od 71. /IMMO/I.—July 2, at tile Strand. Rasn eel, son of Kr. 9. Sews f a 0019LEY.—Jelaa 19, Joerph, ton of 11r. J. Cowley, of CAS Dart. aged IL 11VANS.—Juse W at Coggeaball, Esse:. Mr. T. Ewan., mod 7 0, W KLIAI.—J gm 1). at Duke-alma, Portland Oa, J. E. Wrgs.l9l aged II If ILLIAII9.—Jeas 30. the Re, J. William, theater. 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