The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-18 00:00:00

5... ...* , /..:, , • /- - e . . . • . • / ..."--; ..... , . „e / I 0 / Z. .e.C..---,,/.."--• • ' 1 11 1 ! 111... Na 2,129.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1853. w- ---- _ . D RITANDHA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, EAST AND WEST INDIA DOCKS AND RIP %Pre:relearn% Rank Urban. Estalitried Aug.', 1437. BIRMINGHAM JUNCTION RAILWAY. SHARE LISTS. FRIDAY EVENING. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. le 3 'lathery and Rotterdam 11 Of die 90 4 Manistee to eralsessrao... 41 dim par MONA L y agg e e l spend Act .if l'hlesarant, 4 Viet.. asy. 9. 6 $ beigian &sera Jauctlr I II The English funds OA vont.RT ALEXANDER, Iliackbeath Park. Yesterday a special general meeting of this corn- The railway market this morning participated in so w n 1 1 0 : Caar tm ier . oi t a o.... l,l7 .,.. nuselease.. 7 1; i r mil T. ,, • . 0.-. • nuts , prenuni for seeurfng Loans or Debts. ploy was held at the Easton station, for the purp of the improvement of the rands and, though closing to-day, and although t om •• ••• - ; .u•reit Eris. ern seven ye.hr. submitting for the approval of the shareholders a bil n ow I i alla under the highest quotations, I;as shown much firm- so 26 t an ir.i.-.0 .. - ... 6 6 pm maintained to the eli - ~ as.g.'e du., 7 Air. in progress through parliament, entitled "An Act to enable •.-J, . • DDSS all day. A further supply of pawned stock, m I Ds. Eatenekra............ I 1 11 .. firmer in character. no „,n wag odner.ij fur Orphans. the :Company to raise additional Capital, and for other 6 6 Clear ladles Pealessala... I 6 Ire 7 l particularly of the heavier shares, has taken place se to fhand foram ef Prow f ti pm appearance, and soon purposes;" Mr. CREED in the chair. It was stated that ..KITANNIA bICTPAL I.IVE ASSOCIATION. JuIy, on some indite 1.... hard by her Majeety's Loyd Lanus iitent. the °N.-ifs of the bill were-To raise additional capital; to during the lut twa days, bat has been again met by 608 all alPftrafftaraliShera• i dui iPa pm r.. 4 ,,, IA eeeteetl7. convert the debenture debt into a debenture stuck; to bona fide purchases. This department retains the 'i usakeespasies.hists - - statements that the oespewe he every these meths' Marinas of ago. obtain torn* further powers to purchase pieces of laud in p.Ct.Prei i_ I ilk Eastern di ffi culty hay 1 4 4041101, sound appearance which it has latterly worn, and su i of 71 ... It asseranses on a new plus pecu li arly adrettageons tie certain localities, and to construct works thereon ; and, in may be as well to „...... M. r .l y t''.:".. minal /11/001 incishig, a 'eduction et 30 per rat. was addition to these, it was proposed, for the sake of cony,- this afternoon has responded reluctantly to the unfa- 1 " I Da (Sall'afrl ... .. 4 41 • 5 I Do. ... .. „„ - le 11 informed quarters tl At tat 1 4% i ... di 0ded , d ., 0 ,,.. •• al l ~,„A kiptim ma ., nience, that the name of the company shall be changed vo . u e ra s ble reaction in the funds, although speculative s i tio. (omen. 11 If doubted. As the ate smut' , •renewed to limited the down- 10 1 i Di" sar at- gagwa; i i dis to that of "il he North London Railway Company." sales were - Pal confirmed in the after A revelation approving of the bill was agreed to, and the ward movement of Consols. ai 1 6 1 vanes ... . ... If 3 pre vices from Paris eh - nix - ii - W - 7 -,4 0 Had - " I " 4 * business terminated. 9341 29 Nana Aahra, ~.. ... - - i : Z . L.I 77::',`,7 1 . 14 r Ai r l e. T. 6117 l i r m l , 20 ,in Namur t totretwitu teij 71 7f responded, as expecte mime. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCE. Ito ise Do. De.(ex lateral) .. - - action to 981 to 7 ' Yews. i 116. min.' mina THE EARLY GOLD DISCOVERERS IN The railway market is extremely dull to-day, le , to Northern rinses- ... 1151 114 .....1------- .-----,- close (three o'elock) 4 so al. DE. 2IL 3 per et. Stade dud. a.. d. Yaw Me tte Sa. .14 Sa d. AUSTRALIA. business being almost at a stand-still. Prices are In I (for B. & Arens dia.) 14 15 and at four o'cloe to I 1 6 23 o 30 II 9 V 1• 2; 913 3 - - Moat cases quoted nominally at yesterday'a rates. ts i a NorrolanTruak Prefix. 81 9 4. I". 2 211 4 8 1 I 1441 IS 4 at 98 11-16 to 1. At . • Ia u a 1 I Ist 14 ,• 1 2 b Among the statements relative to the early disco- to Ito Fete sad Lyre ... ... 16 16i pm 76 London and North-Western stock is a shade flatter. so so put . so °twos .. .. 40 42 i market was certainly ri 1 Gld 4 , t 182,11 5 0 12 I of gold in Austral:a, the following facts appear to French shares are rather better than they were at so 30 Parissmillara - .40 42 the continued ease of S. S. nom Rendent Director. merit publicity. It is known in a limited circle that Mr. 90 10 Para antelnarrist . Sij 68 361 MINIM .111111:1C14 Forstry. 14 dart Seawall, the son of • respectable colonist of former e . the close of business yest rday SO 4 P rigors Sj 4,', ram change and in the ge - • 1 . 1 IN. DOSTAN.-The LAST SEASON .- This prospecting ezpedltion, some flue years ago. Previous to SO JO Vernon& ... ... 141 191 Mang prier Wee 5 Royal fredlsh rt ;Not' MOM° DIORAMA. tram CALCUTTA to the 11171 the that period, Mr. &Input had been In the habit of giving eh . p d. 2il f..- ".'w "PEN aaILY. at !tars. sad FOISI 0. r 1044 , et the soiall rewards for geological specimens, and was frequently - 'carters. Yesterday. - 4.4ATIC IsALLOSY. Rearr-etreet Ramer. fartlealaelraare. Mad& waited upon by persons from the interior, with samples of Si. 190 *Ardor ... ... - . 27 13 rale* 7••• std IL. „ 611 .,_._,T 1 . 211 .,____"" 16 .1 176 .......,__1a 1 t__, 68 I " l ___bs." rock, ore, fte. Oa one occasion, a shepherd, from whom SO 54 4171 0 41 16 Sateen SolOr . 5015 , vrim i1ki .._ ft ,,..4 6e* ,„ Tu. ' %,..."" r ' "11 . i t " ... I . ~,, :..„=,,,„„...''' 7.= this' gentlemea had often received specimens came to lam "4 last SW"S • 1 Si 57 - di ,,,,,,,,„ : ~,,,j , ,,e s r 1 0 .1.,.- • th um ps, dry ta ill geo f.,..s_ with another shepherd who , .it was stated , had found 3141 all 81m airkm. 7 64 / .. d., * . d 1 " 1t a .„ .. /1 11 . " d s lBl did 6. ,•rc..l 214raanna. gold in the bed of a creek in the Bathurst district, and 174 al wra...&Bl,l,sfugysr.c. 20 2 2 to .day. SO le herr sod Melee_ -..81 9 II 4 Do. 61 par Cent. Prefer. - - 90 2 South Raster et Fracas - - SO 4 Arrant of Prune 4l Si pm SO it Upper ladisfieriy ....-- I 1 1411 H all Wog Hamlet! .. 4 5 10 , 8 Do. 51 pee Mat Prefer. f 1 dig 20 It o RLEO4O of Trance.. 19th July, 98/, 99, Reduced, 991, 1,1, Cents. 1011, A, 1. 111 There was more de day, and the price ral - • - 31 51 die lo 2 Westertionwtharlahl- 1 0 all India Bonds were sot T WILLIAMSand COMPANY'S FAMILY by this man was as follows,-That while he was tending St. WO anstotead &AWE ... .. 100 102 /ASV.% 'A AREIIOtsE, 40, llathetnet, Ittoornsbcry-hinue, sheep on a run of the late Mr. Lawson, with whom he was . 1 31 1 .. . 06 Odaaaalaa,....._ __.. ...,-_, z.. .. •••• 58 ..1 55 4 iirryi to be found a stuck of IIot'SEIIOLD LINENS, flannels, in sniped service, he was tempted by motives of curiosity ; 7' ll ;317' s osa `''i s ' a o " ' 6 s' o ';'•''•'" '. . . . . . r e 41 224 A 1 0 I 6 Zealand l4 1 1 ells JOINT STOCK BANKS. Foreign stocks or without any import ar ,In every article of •loairthe use. Price and quality sot equelkd to get down the steep bank of a very wild and deep creek, di 41 pogy mie d 9.12.41... 24 I.e . In , " 12001E1 easrona being very eircumscri la L''"'e• °" 11 : 4 an ". C " . ". 57- . 16 " 1.4 in tat" 1 " . " . 6 ' near the Conobolas Mountains, where he discovered a quan- 26, all Diodes, Perth, ath Ater. Na Ilhans, Dawes Pad Priam dam to !, closed at resterd dame tense. Ira lulus Doreen and Co.-Established 1501. lily of ye`low duet, like brass filings, in the bed of the ' dean Junction ... ... I 9 !Yesterday. to d ay. ..,. - --- 1 --- -..4-- - monde were firmer, at cunning water. Ile gathered a portion of this substance, ,7! all 1ta1 .. 4,1111,11 , _ _ ... 9 5 . 1 11X5OO 40 lAG/tranvia without any serious idea at the time of its being of value, It a ll , ...= (=ma 11 4 . 4 L i ..›40,000 23 ICturtd. 114nk or AAA S 6 1 dis t' and on coming to Sydney, some time a ft erwards . , he took ; ;al r . .,74 C =7,„;;; ~. . . 13 46,000 90 Chen. Rank of ladle, 1 281 to 1; Spanish it to Mr. E. D. Cohen, a jeweller, then living near (We& C. 1111.) ... . 111 111 ' Australia, and Chloe 3 1 11 yin ficates, 51 to 6( pet --• , • .ie '..4 N. . the Royal Hotel, who, to his surprise, told him it 25 all Do. slaw II sail Cdith If 9 21,000 XO Engladi, doottish, tad - 4 ik PA's, to 62 ; ditto Four-t 6 - . was gold, and give him 10/. fur it. Upon El. 100 last Lancashire ... _.. 71 73 Australian Cluttered 10 I i pm db. C1".;,1..1 All .. hearing this, Mr. Sempill went to the widow of 56 all IR. & W.I. Dliellillina.la 54 57 15,000 20 London Rank of Aus tralia and India .. .. 2 - - to 1 prem. • Granite Deferred, 9'l to 10j ..0--". ...... Mr. Cohen (that gentleman being dead), and obtained such illto tr ii l adjaw ar4Edlnb h b a s :: O pee llei l. oh . .. _7O _73 15,000 20 Lcadoo Chatared S 5 1k particulars as confirmed the stranger's stag, so far as it SL I M I YAW burg°, l'erth,liatelir 29 Stof Australia T EETH. -By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. related to the transaction in Sydney. The result of the in- M. 100 101aegow & SouthWeetere - - .0 111.000! Si Oriental Bank Corpora all 51 63 99. Chili= Six I Newly mated and Fatemad alebeatke of chesto.l4 pre .• quirks was that Mr. Sempill, having fi tted himself out for EL 100 Cheat Norther ... .. 87 30,009 6 Royal Austral. Haring Four per Cent. Cc sa , and Gold Import. Co. I WI, w ed Wit trg INDIA LUBBER la thessastraddref ARTIFICIAL ea expedition of discovery, started in the company of his St. 1 1 04 Do. i l, Stook ....: ...... 1• 5 4 4 I r a 71,10111. Gig.% and Palatee.-Mr. imam WALLY, lhargal4_, informant to the neighbourhood of Summerhill Creek. In ST" I 801001 XS South I rends St• 108 10. Surnll and 110 111 20,000 29 Caws et Australia Dant-at. el, Grosvenor-street, Gratreseerapnor. Sole 1 ." 2 " 8 " the wild country about the sources of that creek he lost his .. '' ' ' Portuguese Four pc o,ooe, ... Do. New..„.... Pren•re. Anew , orteina'. a•ol Inealisable hsvention, noshelleg 111. ,..,,, i.......i m• hi.. ...i... 11..., re 8 ' llr 197. wit,- ... - 1 8 1. 1 , 4 9 and-a-Half ner Gent. 4.. I , 2 lie 4 • 1.3 U 141 I ; bI! 11 4 t; 3 4 Among the statements relative to the early disco- ...... Lo7d . c ,:r e a nd . t .i,..c., ..............y w... .7.....:4,4.43 IN a......• 1 . : , vi .1;;;; sad .-..- .L . : .-- "•••••. Ice tai pei 261 g iie 1 6 1.1 4 , 9282.14 5 0 IS I of geld in Australia, the following facts appear to N orth - Western stock is a shado flatter, 10 1 $0 ge Parts and Orkesa . on. ..... ... 44 42 French shares are rather better than they were at 20 SI Pariersdagege . .. 40 42 / S. S. 1 1 01111111, Redeem Director. Merit publicity. It is known in a limited circle that Mr. l AH0111111•111tANCIR facestasy. 14 Merl Seawall, the son of a respectable colonist of former the close of business yesterday. 90 10 Park getelleskrint . 356 18 $64 - ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. lO . 4 0 P glom 31 41 em . 101 7 Clealbes oat ... 6 ills rar r , II IN. lIOSTAN.-The LAST SEASON.- ' This prospecting expedition , some fi ve years ago. Previous to SO le Vernon& ... ... NS 104 . , rt i oral %Meer IitoRAMA. tram CALCUTTA to the 1117111,. that period, Mr. Sempill had been In the habit of giving s e. Pd. LOC. i. r'w "PEN o Alt•%. at Three and Wet educe, at the wall rewards for geological specimens, and was frequently Ramwers. (Mang prime Yesterday. j astalt GALLERY. tleherotrect aassae.rottallo49o37e• 89 • 1111 * waited upon by persons fronr the interior, with samples of gs. 150 Seesaws „. .... ~... . 17 25 do leo i s e sad 2• 6d- T " 111•Ieba 12•191•1*12•• 11•62 bske e rock , ore, Re. Oa one occasion, a shepherd, faun whom 20 114 ambsob /Meese., warm. earn egligettl.s. r. A moving Mamma el starting and surpseeleg this town ie"- sunday Times. eit is aet a mere so a oasa gentleman had often received specimens, came to him 131 all Ittne.Wigv. albeergidlie i el Ms histres: picture of India-a trines bof art, taete 6 7, Mgeatuao- with another shepherd who, it was stated, bad found 21 2 4" lag jlae"°B ' ' it 31 Coed Magasibles a Lare,Mbee.Just 8 5 dig * gold in the bed of a creek in the Bathurst district, and 1 72 all Da re...iagi s sjargaske. go 12 kiss to day, 5 1 Royal Swedish - IMs 90 3 imalies wet Menu_ - .. 11 9 II 4 Do. Gem Cent. Prefer. - - SO 2 genth Eastern el Frown - - 20 4 &When of of 41 34 pm 110 illUpear ladislorip 11/ all West Flanders_ .. 4 S 10 , 8 Do. 34 per Cant Prefer. / 1 die r 1 I - ' - 31 51 db 20 Ito Western of PUMP.. .. Si 9 p m I T WILLIAMSand COMPANY'S FAMILY by this man was as follows.-That while he was tending St. lee Ildetdand Reams ... .. 100 102 LINLN A AREHOU3E, 40, llart.street, Ittoomsbery-einue, sheep on a run of the late Mr. Lawson, with whom he was Bt. ine Culadosien _,.....__..... .. 551 69/ imam to be Inund a stock of HOUSEHOLD LINENS, A Illenelai in assigned service, he was tempted by motives of curiosity 68 ill C* 11 • 2 • 114 mm 264" .. 83 12 5 10 1 2 Memento( IlwnesPand... 1 01 ills 10 I 6 Zealand 24 ty die se ,In eve Ty ankle of •lontreVe use. Pries and quality sot equalled so ~,,s down6o all Cork and Ranee+ ... ... 20 It JOINT STOCK BANKS. la Leedom Coots darns. crews. he.. Inserted in table limes on No. 16--,..7g-61 ethobeollasteg o b u a n n ti k a ! s f , awreiry. be e il d d i an y d ere de:p s creek, si as Delia amt o , l2 , 2s e ings 26 26 - mg , ^ Liming Insentess 1 *rate knits. Late John Doses= end Co.-Establiabed lanl. guars - sk at Duedse, Perth, sun Aber. No, Insane Bum& Pale prime dose ( tity of yelow dust, like brass filings, in the bed of the deenJonetion ... ... 11 9 .---.-- I 1 !Yesterday. today. - tanning water. He gathered a portion of this substance, IS all last Antes - _...,...__ ____„ 1 without any serious idea at the time of its being of value, .. 19 ..,41 Ditto ( 219 E and II.) l6 4 12,300' 40 lAestraloda ~ .. 13 In 40,000 23 lehartd. Rink of Asla S, 1 1 die i 1 ' - # and on coming to Sydney, some time afterwards he took '' '''' Prates Um " . '" ~ 25 all Eamon Calm, Claes A... 60,000 90 Chart. Bank of Mills, , , —' 4 . 1 , :t N . it to Mr. E. D. Cohen, a jeweller, then living near Date 1.U.111..) ... . lit 11 4 ' Australia, and Chine 1 1 11 pm 1 - 4 il ItAlk s ., the Royal Hotel, who, to his surprise, told him it 25 alt Do. class 12 and C din. 8 9 56,000 XO Engladi, Scottish, sad I I" • was gold, and give him 10/. fur it. Upon el. 100 Salt Lancashire ... .. 72 la Australian Cluttered 10 11 pm ,gbr5.35..,1..1 •AI hearing this, Mr. Sempill went to the widow of 5s WM.& w.l.Daillairniola 54 67 23,000 20 London Bank of Acs. I )Jr. Cohen (that gentleman being dead), and obtained such St 100 !Edinburgh sod &meow . 70 71 tnlla and India ~ .. 1 - 10 1 IFALiburgh and Peebles... - - 13,000 20 Looks Chartered Rank particulars as confirmed the stranger's easy, so far as it M. 111 0 4; YAW bursa, Perth,liatelig 21 31 I of Australia TEETH. -By Her Maje V's Royal Letters Patent. related to the transaction in Sydney. The result of the in- Bt. 100 'Glasgow & SouthWeetere - - 31.000 il5 Oriental Bank Corpora. sa 51 e 3 I Newly lawerited an" Paten sopteradseef chemiciey pre. quirks was that Mr. Sempill, having fitted himself out for et. 100 ICfleat Northers ... .. 57 85 00,005; 5 Royal Austral. Hankins piled Wilt ran INDIA LUBBER la Me agesamellielmf ARTIFICIAL an expedition of discovery, started in the company of his Bt. 100 Do. A, Stock ... ... ~.51 U 22 . and Gold Import. Co. 1 1 1 ells TEISTH, Game, and Palatee.-31r. 1111111111111 MOSLEY. Serie9n- informant to the neighbourhood of Summerhill Creek. In 61 * 144 1 06 . a• Stock - - ''" lid 5,400 1 23 South .' unrolls Dottie. el, Onserenor-strect, Grosesserspere. ode Inventor a nd the wild country about the sources of that creek he lost his Bt. 10e o:.Bnoth.andWeet.(he. 110 112 10,000 29 Union of Australia Prem..% A new, engine', an.% hendeable leveneen, oonnetteg in 8:.100 l Oreat Weeders ... .. 69 491 8, 000 , ... D0.New..„.... thradeptaties, with the recast alsokke ... d aaaawa , o s companion, and never heard of hint again ; but Mr. 11 1 1 h ue s om e Eastern ~ 74 a ei,, ss isaity prepared WHITE INDIA Rra sl a s ee • Babe to the &mien himself pursued the object of his journey for so a ll Lancaster on e c as u a l s .. 91 87 MISCELLANEOUS. or dirsiey 004 d or Boar Frazee. The tat 011111• ei this al days, being engaged altogether in his search 181 111 1 Do. Third. . . _ Ili 154 pm _ erriaa.a n may be be iedy n owt In a g re a ft& sear presdnest about six weeks. In the spurs of the Consbolu Si. tOO I Lesearldre road Tweaks 73/ 79 Closing * cu e., . • the fo ll owing :--All plum edges are seeldse=nlll4 Mr. Sempill says ho cime on several ridges of 10 It 1 De' Plebe ... . 4 6 44 &a So. I gli. 7draccummovs. Pd paces /0/100100 dose , 14 104 Do. West Risuse Calm 111 24 ~ .1rfr . :• „ :' , r . f .. 1: p 184 0 , 1 4 1 / a are nst . B i ,I"n 2 . l r ias ,ede ic i t ., 6 = 2 . l6lBl4466 ldiormidada m* quarts, from which he broke fragments with his so au k m& Na 222 4,...., . .. I s le Yesterday. today. hammer: some of those fragments contained small specks its 114.Leaseaeas ig ad a t i i . dt .. s 9 and a Ct, perfected with Or• ma samba ems, le seenrekThere toe 4ustrallan Agri- 33 '74 76 74 tit de Iron the shows and flexibility of the asset essglepsd s Ila of gold plainly visible ;he did not, however, find the grain 10 5 ' Lon.alibery,& Soothers:' 1 11 pm 00113rit.A.nerkantAnd 354 73 71 73 small sa-isol is elan te Me oijaming teethe/km loose,ggerma gold in the creek, as described by the shepherd. He left St. 100 Lon., Brigliten, AN. COO , 1 1 $ 10,000 101. nos& Company.. 324' 13i 70 imiter by tic A.:option of the m.e... Tear side ef die wenthowst Sydney on this szpedition on the 17th of January, 1348, 91. 100 Leaden& Nerth.Weetio '1156 118 115 151 leo,ooo &Cereal Palace P• 11 19 11 en Ill° ebeelk•l l ,Llrref•re'l l•lllB lig trei Inia ga ' lid returned in the latter part of February. During his * 12 De' " MI - - - 2 2 1 2•1 .U. l 130.000 tOryst.Pabof Frame 1 4 tii • a 111104011iletot, 011 . cf any temperature 11101, 10 1 D0.d10ah.,14.5.rd18.(C I 1 1 . 6 . 6062 nog nu", the ugosh miois p ogassnalso g search he met Mr. Icely, 21.L.C., and explained the subject o , too Loogogs & enas s n w oolora e s t o " i ds} 131,71: . IN. Brit. Ann. Leon all! 11 pm .... 1, Do. Preference all ; - - ir OM *lac at the same HOW IMAM mist ap Se of his errand to that gentleman ; afterwards, in Sydney, he so Its Da, 2 eo ... ... ... 51 44 dhi 110,0011 11,Feelltiv.Lad.kUiri all ;2421 pm peedier satire of PA preparation.-To be @Myst showed the specimens containing the gold to hr. hely. 10 84 DI. Me ~, _.. ... 41 31 die 100,0001 UtkottishAust.lnvest all , 112 pm , 3 SI, GROSVENOR-STREET. LONDON. Theses pecimens were shown also to Mr. Bernstinsd, and to IS ell Lers&endeee7 ll tool . eveloe 12 13 11,700 ME. Australian Land 23 '. 44 te 25, flayetreet, lta'h. • others; and Mr. Scrape' communicated all the particulars, " eU leedenthey&Banedullse 19 31 10,000, 100 Van Demme' Land 131 181 191 34, Grainprwtreet, Neweeetleion-Tyne. beef eileasoleeli 30 Si as here stated, to Mr. hustles Dickenson, from whom he 2 4 I I Do llaul t 22.4 gt uog y /.,,g2,:. 24 21 d u MINES. received a letter , advising lent to make them known to the os, me Midland ~ „„ ~ 734 73 721 GENTLEMEN in SEARCH of GOVERN MENT APPOINTM/NTIL-The CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTE. a Weekly kiesna.l. published every SATURDAY. price Id., V government.-Aistralian and New Zealand Gazette. . St. 100 Do.l3lrui'lled . Dems 40 41 60 476 Hld.O. wait. flrel... ... - -- --- FRIDAY SYRNINS. Dulness continues to prevail in the mining share ss 1741 Ditto Hilt Mares... ... - - esataine Owillea other ()Mast Infurmation, a Let of all the Vacant THE SAN GIOVANNI QUARREL. M. 100 INewmarket .. .. ... . 61 34 market, except for dividend shares, which remain in ow ` l796 m a ,... n e m r M od2 M ...„ 3Bft Na. M 2 : 66 (.7 „ a. ., G(mmimes ‘.. ja .,... m ., bBlh avan d. lBl En p 6 o l4nd st . a gs ea lad The Piedmonlese oatelle of the 13th inst. an- o r t r A l lte t atA imi L T i aTr.,,...... 4 ir dis demand, without a supply. orders for rubel Ipticsa, to be made matelot* Winless Tyler. flounces that the goverment had received from New York de 71 m oor , an d grodakinen . / II The gold mining shares experienced some slight the official account of the occurrence which had given rise 118 au gewrywameepastatios. 74 54 variations, Colonial Gold, Nouveau Monde, and Aus- Eleventh Edition, now ready. to interpellations in the Chamber of Deputies. M. tee Perfolk .„ ... ... .. 60 52 tralian Freehold being flatter, and Apia Fria Bri- HE HISTORY of the BATTLE of "Two boats of the San Giovanni, ' eels the Gazette, 1,1 1.,1 N emec D". New - e - 6 7 2 , - , 116 wATERLOO,• with Life of WeUineten, Napoleon, Bloater, " were waiting clam to the quay the return of the officers, 2 .. 10 7 14, 12 moo Vain ... A t, Plustrated late lhirts -four Etsbinga by George Jonee, req.. who, with the captain, had gone to pay the customary visits 1 4 14 'p on e b ow% Te e I, „, gl e fish Australian, and Great Nugget Vein rather better than yesterday. Peel River remain steady. At 4 FLA. large Histarkal Map il! the Theatre of the War , engraved brY to the municipal authorities. Towards three o'clock Lta., 1 all I Do. e t d = re lbered - - o'clock, Peel River were quoted 21 to 21 prem. • gym am, Enlarged Pan et the Field, a view of the Battle Field in - _ ills two Italians approached the muter leading to the ate _ _e I use Colonial Gold, 1 5-16 to 1 7-16 prem. ; British vise, easi Two Panoramic Views t keg Immediately after the Battle. amok,. Lbw of every at m,. avo w ,o, the campa i gn, wi th an and intuited the crews. The latter at fleet took no notice 3,3 ; 5a;,10.3. Odh ‘,„,„„, .. 3,, 4Am Australian, 4. die. to par; Great Nugget, 1 5-16 to arm o r etu.s ...I osouort.d. 1 thick gm vol. COUISIBinfI nearly of them ;L_ but, on hearing their country and captain 12 10 ' gummed Lwamene .11 ... 1 7-16 prem. ; Agua Fria, 11 to 13 prem.; Nouveau Tee here of Letterprew, ICe., tenting the most complete record of abased, they raw, kicked the Italians, and put them sa . Igo wog& w aaa _la w a l es , • se is •- the Csiap.nra of water:oo era publidserL to fl ight. Shortly afterwards another Italian, named se es c w ee l e qa - , „.. L Bosh, Duke-street, Portland Mace, and all Bookseller,. Franclii, presented himself, repeated the unto Insults, St. too Ibeeisk Mani - ~.- and *aught held of ono of the seamen by cm ist i ; 1 1 1 : ISO , - 61 64 CbtifiragWV.lls WILDICAL WORKS , This set of violence noosed the sager of Me all% 7.0 74 10 n eadffiereked 14 1 di , Chrtbeeks, Astion/dassal s sad Orielnie, Wilma; by pas; who laid hold of Franchi, conveyed him au board, an sas au ,aiambay ma throne W. td. L pitted him in irons: Scarcely, however, had the captain ' (Nor.W.Mire) ... 17 19 ... . . ita &pen= ;prt Royal, on the other hand. were ranter weaker fa the afternoon, at 13 to 2 prem. The closing prices of new undertakings are as WILAT TO EAT, MINE, AND ATOM. follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min returned to his ship than, knowing the laws of the country, 114 aU Do. .ves .. ... o. 56 91 ff. Lk:ante TU TOUNO lIRN. be ordered the prisoner to be liberated. Some ill-inten. 21 /0 80. 011aWai - II 13 ing and StreamingZl-16 dis. to 3-16 pm. ; Melbourne lif. tamed individuals advised Franchi to follow up the affair. Le w iliZZer nis e UM" ••• - 9 4 sl dle Gold, ato 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, ato mow TO ER HAPPY , . 20 21 and, accordingly, on the following day he came forward, , 66. 122 , 20666 26 . 666 .:: t" '.: 711 72 } I dis. ; Australian Consols, t to 3 dig.; Monarch as accompanied by two police-officers of the ciey of New York, s o leg ' wok w a l ls ; . Lei se Gold, Ito a dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and MORAL AND PIITISICAL ENJOYMENT' OP LIPS. and demanded admittance on board. This the captain so is g ee s& y es easeauvrrDa l . is 14 v. Mining, }lto i per share; *Lewis Hill Range, ON bPECAL MEAUX peremptorily refused, telling him to apply to the Sardioian 20 6 DIM ditto ..... 44 41 ri. .1414nC0 A ... 1 40 a per share ; Golden Mountain, 1 to i per share ; 2711 Estinvms OP 3LtIItRIADI LIPS. the San Giovanni and the Atterney•General of New York, 3, 1 l :', . --- ,I I t Lake Superior Copper a die. to par; Cologne au who took into account both the provocation and the re- Is a ;,-;-,,,;14. De ath Ikui;&,.. -,, 4 Lead, 3 dis. to par ; Car b erry West, 3-16 to 1-16 die.; DlblLteEe Of WETTER. spect shown to the laws of the United States. An amicable de a g ,w a y a g x g mo o 31 33 Connemara, par to I prem.; Glenaulin, 3-16 to TM. understanding was at hut come to, and the complaint with. 10 14 !West Omen& __- _.. 10 104 lIRDIAIXT Dtetkeionexers, Ot3N6 13 TIPATION, and .13102.1. ROIL*. drawn. We are happy to add that the press of New York 10 MK 'Wlallohn sod Ctroydon 4 dim par 1-16 dis.; Sulphate of rytes, Ito / per share; is. and a . approved the conclusion of the affair, end spoke in terms 10 1 1 'rood/ore - - Lackamor Copper, a to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land ainenrisa se 70 ESIOLIEH, 11W111, ass MACH. LAIIOI 1 vole., La.mch. of praise of the dignified attitude of the captain of the San it i l l I 2 D ell e . 212•1 7 2 11• 26. gg - nigng. m. Giovanni. The government also seknowledgn the conduct 22 1 116 , Do memp ago b as UV USLOPATIII ; OR, TUE (X/LD WATER 471. E. of Captain Incisa and . of the Sardinian Chargé d'Affaires seine Inge and meth Uidlad. 604 8;4 90 1 to I die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and 122 5 . 18r. cd ..;.:; 7 1 . .. 84 ,1 188 " 6 ,, b „."..,, m r .i .„. l , Clrgalki w cir i i: R. 167 c ..........• timMM866 11. 2 1' . . 11 7 .. 86 . 1 1 , to have been becoming and prudent, anti appreciates like. Reduction, ito 1 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to 1 arou." , ise„Ragessamest, w ho m a y se asse mseadegi b ow 1 0 n u 6 6 wish the friendly proceedings of the authorities of New PRIIPRRINCII efletlllll sod/ ill'.o. York throughout the matter." et 100 Abadan ' 92 94 ge p m. ;, Gann ett and l and Mosele_y, I I to 2 pm.; Jamaica 8 all Aberdeen N 0.2,7 per Cl. 58 es 2 . prem.; New Linares, 1 to 1 pm. SOCIETY FOR TIIE PROPAGATION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN MAIL..-Last evening the Had- r t. . lee Bristol & ambi to 4 para. 107 105 Great Hewes United Tin, par to t prem.; Mizen lee Oarederden A GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. D cston arrived at Southern ton with ship mails from the 1 lii i 501 Mediterranean. She left Constantinople on the seal, and : 15 ' oreli almiar awi l lonacia lidfti:l;a - 1 to 1 dis. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to 3 die. ; Port on the 31st alt. Her Turkish intelligenoe has 4li Yesterday, a public meeting of the members and I D = unstins igiggh ... ,Ol ea mad Zia; 1 i 4 Pia Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to I prem. ; Sue therefore b een anticipate. A Russian schooner was seen presairten of thin society was held at Willis's Rooms, King-River (of Jamaica), a to 1 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Ja ernisiog neer Zell, in tbe Greek waters. 31 54 RamMighen(eLlai s _'l7t.M.; 4 3 3 41 End; di. James',; the Archbishop of CANTeeBrItY in the •r . II 6 ,'On. do. (SO 7 per LI. THE .uANGIIESTER EXCHANGE, which, in 184 u, r i i I •Do. do. (U. 17u) 7 per Ct. 1 11 pea melee), 5i to 6 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) It to Chair, supported by the Bishops of Loudest, Bangor, St.2lprem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 2 10 i die.; Knockatrellane Aut Ozfurth Llandaff, Quebec , Montreal, Cape Town, had 1,823 subscribers at two guineas, had in 18.52 as many .Romeosetete.,s p ti.,14.1 12 16 pm Copper, 4 to ;ilia; Easeindian Ir ' on, ss. to 7.. per AS Ilk Edinburgh, Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Bithop Carr, •• 3,086 subscribers , mostly P a y in g three the v. J. W. Cteeliso, bishop designate cd Natal, Mr. annum each , and there has . . been a further inerease of 100 guineas per 108 : 1 1 Ditto do. N 0.21 1 2 „ 15 Do. New 4 pee Cent. Roe/ 14 1 151 20 20 ReaLGalea.3capeuelp.Ct 19 201 share ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par Justice C. , lendire, Sir Berry Inglis, the Rev. Sir Henry this year. The proprieton divided seven per cent. last 6 5 . hai l. aid , to t prem. ; Albion Gold, 3 dis. to par; Bricutu Isr, and hive a balance of about 3,000/. at their bankers'. . Dundee, per Cent I 31 31 Dokinti-14, and rainy other distinguished persons. Gold, par to 1 prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 he exc h ange was partly rebuilt a few years ago; it is now fn. 100 Orest Illerlhems mroent• 12.2 IM The Bishop of Montreal, the Bishop of Oxford, the Rev. die. t o I prem.; New South Wales Gold, ato I ex- lin. 100. De. 1 per else &trip lb.' 2. W. Celeste, and others, addreseed the meeting in sup- to be " 4 ' 4 ' l ' l ' 4 111• Ca" of 4 . 41) " The talk of a new i o ssin ek a ale sis e. p en 11l 11 $ port of n solutions intended to advance the interests of the change, more cents' y _, . . all situate has been revived. It isper s h a r e; Li nee (of Jamaica), ato 1 prem.; I society , sad a report was adopted, which stated that thought that a scheme, combining with • good exchange 1 2 0 , :,: 0t. D.,,, 44 , 912 w , ••• • • 2 2 4l, p, Mount Carbon Coal, 2to 1 die.; Kenmore tto a the 'misty being pressed out of me sure by applications room, more centrally situated, a good public concert hall so ' s '. owon oo s jsr a W ssoa g po a l ye prom. • Gladbach Zinc, a to 1 prem. ; Irish ' Consols, sedan assembly room, worthy of the town, would be likely de to. Ot.West, 011010111.. at. 106 107 far assistance which is present meets do not enable it to dis. ' to par ; Great Crinnis, ; prem. to meet with considerable support. The protest exchange Si.it PM Dittoirredeemable et 101 104 Woe. had come to the resolutiou of presenting its claims, is situated at the north west end of the business part of the 19 1 Leirmad 7olllllo76 we £ 2O 6 die iPt taror her the responsibilities of the church of England, in IL 04 ' Direr e arl Mg Ilentamko• lel 134 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoCE. respect t . missionary duty, at an annual meetisg. The ope- to and _the shop and warehouse property sa e xtending ✓au MI 01 the aociety had beta greatly „w ise d o f late, gradually, and rather rapt y, to the south : east. Al ea y ■ 87 ,. r a g msg as p ga m ag edimg ler Dt. - - I dl d -mining shares are quite stationary, busi owing to the tide of emigration, and the establishment of land-street mania south the old Donets and shop in Port , , g sis s !b ss aggswe s toss.bussi gi 4 pas nen being almost suspended. Agua Fria are quoted the episcopate in Southern Africa and elsewhere, had led ward from the infirmary, are giving place to magnificent 114 all •Lendreearry &Celer. tub 10 11 111.18 to 1 11.16 prem.; and Great Nugget, 1 5.16 to teeth increased demand, epos the mother church. piles of wart houses , and it promises to become one of the 131 all ,LeedembrrySiEnahreisb 154 14 to 1 7-16 prem. EtLets; thenfore, more eommensitrat• with the exigency of principal street+ of the town ;so that the best site , probably, 1 5 25 liag al ' a 41 " 0 •40 1 . 01 a 9 10 In De. New ell ... .. 101 11. Australian Agricultural shares are steady at 74 to the crane eerie regaind, and the society had no alternative, but to confess itself unequal to the work before it, and to for! new exchange , . would is . i n . that direction. 8 3 De. as _.,. •.. .. f 6pm DISCOVERY 01 A SKELETON AT LOLCRESTER.- I& a n KampAumisie,44pCL - - pia solicit the requisite snementatioa of means. The new On Monday afternoon, whilst the workmen engaged in re- fie 14.9 ,11SilesseJer.ansesa.0 , INV 161 151 Operations os which the society had embarked during the pairing the old Borough jail at the beck of the Town-ball pre. ut year, were all that need be referred to at present, (rectally damaged by fire) were digging the foundation of and the Bret to be mentioned was the mission of Borneo which was undertaken by a committee of the friends and admirers of Sir James Broke, who had been the first to open an important island, peopled with pirates and savage.,9 re l e g t l 1 10 3 2 1 Newas p l rgillig Itzteneks amee . rg 113 ge lIM De. 51 per st. Pref. SIM lIS 117 a new ball, eight or ten feet within the original building, 2 : , I; ; & e asonsy e a n sy s pot _ they came to a skeleton about three feet below the surface. The hoses were those of a men between 30 andlo years old. i st o .' Itk i o'Nor p tY D' itri ben tieli ture. ... 7... :la 117 4 11 "1 7 The akuil was crown uppermost, as if the head had been 20 I all North iltafierakire 246 se4 76. Peel River are quoted 2i to 3 prem. ; North British Australasian, .--- to 1 prem.; and Scottish Aua tralian Investment, II to 2 prem. _No. e_harce Hems. 15C NO , I Atm Frla Casing Business 2 :,resl2one laid. Yesterday. today. all 11 11 s tn ,21 I to Leropenn civilisation and gospel truth. As funds, h e w bent forward from the hole tot being of sufficient length, lE. 122 . C12* .0-. 4 . W r ir ia, ata•etill - ever, were wanting to carry on a m i ss i on w ei g h i and not t h e slightest trace or remains of either coffin or 15 . 12 , 1 3. Z . d '" . d l.' , 0 "". ' d 'a , 12 11 pl, 50. 0 00 1 *mob AwurellanGold all 1. is par iteese " •...eagiecioto,retwi .... all t tpm 10,00 C 10 +Amtrak.' al had been so nobly begun , the society had incurred clothing could be found; so that the remains are supposed I 11 1 a labrewe.effibto.Newouw. 104 11 2e. 20 lAistrallan thereby fresh expenses amounting to upwards of 1,01/01. ato be Wear of the victim of a murder. There are no means is 10 IlbreweeiCtouter(Nor.W. tort _. Aaan•chten Cordlltens year wi•h the procrect of almost indefinite increase. There of ascertaining the length of time which has elapsed ; but , D.. 1111141 II pee Cent... .. 176 194 leeeese 1 Austriem Freehold bad been a vast exteesion of the missions of the church in front the appeerance of the bones it is thought they must 1 2 112 . a T er ° ' it *" "• 1 65,020 I Arc Marla. .31 1 dis 1 I 100,0oe 1 itedirk Auittallan (inc el 1 dis par Seatheen Africa, owing to the labium and self-sacrifice o f have been in the ground at least 80 or 100 years ; during le 3 . 3, 244 ..4,,. i e .- ••• red 14 4 113 6 961 the esiergetic Bishop of Cape Tows . The society's grants that period the building has been • applied to a variety of 1 .' 1 4 1 1 1 , 2 '5Z;"261,25,,,. (Bowleg' par 4pm to this part of the world had been iremased from 2001. a I : w r t i n Bit 3, to w I, t 6oo was l. in 1813, to carry e noes, being, at the time of the last war, the town theatre y ea thi s was on l y a as well as the borough gaol, so that it is impossible to form d l . ( 1 1001 A DO! 44 o per f gi ete A) S l L part red carry out the biahop's de tires; and, indeed, w hen it was considered that two any conjecture upon the ablest . -leasefsh Ezpreza. I 9I 2el I 11l 114 all l eth.Torkanwelperct.Guar 101 41 THE " SARAH sadden/el bishoprics were in contemplation, which would agreeable iseinceito of the voyage of thin ocean steam-ship. Mad to the demand for many more clergymen, it would be It comprises ten numbers of a journal edited and distributed Gt. North of ane.pr-els.l It 3 105 17 11 Ditto Ditto ... admitted that not even leer time the amount at present I among :the passengers during the run from Liverpool to 22 15 Tork&N.Mid.lL&A.Pareet given would mites to plant the missions of the church in Sydney; and from its pleasant toe and effervescent spirit, ad-riusr• washers and force in the two new dioceses of I gives us • very favourable idea of the parties who emu. 4 on LINE 3 LEASED AT bIIWO RENTALS. 90,00 e NI . .ditlahlrtm 10,02 35 •, iera.linp.eesattapt 244 44 31 o,oeo SO Da.Cocassand edge all 34 4 11,e00 m D^. et. .I.eniDel Rey IS 31 13 al na,es• 4 Genoa%all 4 dla 4pm 11.0ne lo Oubee Copper - - 10.0,1kie 5 mill tiold 1 If 14 pc civil,. l4 101 111 iIiVOI. St. *Copper Mince of Fag. c. II 75 lErlOn 25 +be. Pref. 7s per mat. all 8 9i tr 70,t00 5 aotetAtoteretanCeope all 2 It i 11..• Great Nugget trela„ ell 11 14 Pe I* * C ' 22 2 I Do.neeletered - - Grahans's Town and Natal. The society had determined to l pied the cabins of the Sarah Sends. It gives us, in the et. 100 ;Huck r alierneniN _ (leased 2ie -4 20 +Goad establish a collegiate and esiasionary institution in the ancient I first place, what we hopes all the con/menden of steam - I to londen&N.Weeterel 108 105 fli,coe 1 ,Stand Duchy of ;Om all IMa ear impost of Delhi, and it had profited by the occasion of the ' ships that arrive here will see the policy of giving 80 50 10 1 7 4 04 1 . 1 4 Juntas& !IX' 2 Great Pulgoath tl' li 1 : fr. , resettlement of the Indian government to press epee the -namely, an ample extract from the log-book, whereby I prised toCaletkolan)... SI 46 Ile MO gestLintolnea.eam.Bp.Ce 10.1,00' 1 tote E.:Muer all 66 Ms 110,0fs 1 Lifvc ty proper authorities several measures of importance for the we, who are soap:awe to obtain every item of information 'lmped to ti t. Northern) 150 151 9,01:0 S +Limns moral, social, and 'stigma benefit of the people of India. l in respect to the advantages or disadvantages of the three u u d a „,„,,,,,,,. & n e .„ ,„, Suet , 1 1.....d0i,5.c..ite,.. 0531 The soci , ty had nes capital or howled fund. The monies ! great ocean routes, may be enabled to make fair averages Dessed to Groat Wertrrn 1 3 14 craws Crushiegeo.. ail 1 1 eentr.kuted were appropriated as soon as possible and calculations. The voyage of the Sarah Sands from 100 ell Hartlerool Dont& Idle. Mem. I Nariquite 10 the penman for which they were &reigned. Liverpool to Sydney was performed in 92 der; her deten- Owed to 111. N. A Her.) - - 25,000 10 Nmleasikk.Amortcan 9 7/ 84 ' Thus the Milannian mission of the Bit/1-p of Lions having been filieen days, and her steaming and sail- 65 59 / 2 1 : E• 11 2 5 8 •06.2 66.6,661b21621•1-2,61511)..• Us 1. 4 e ~noi. I new Growls .. s p 1 dis 1 sit 11000100 1 Noncom Moot% New &eked who design of which was to gather ing, sevente-seven. We next have a journal, in verse, de- 13i 121 Dc. 1 'harm (dirto , 171 1.81 60,02 10 Nova 14c•itiaMInhigand boys and girls from the savage islands of the South Pacific, scriptive of the social incidents of the voyage. Amongst I& ittfoodos an 4 Creeawlet Copp:4 Smelting S - - die and bring them together to his own college at Auckland, these we find Mr. Dily's introduction of the mystedes delft- I fleshed to fielth Detre 144 l's le:',tr 3 Pert Peat; for Christian education ; the supped of a missionary in- tro-bioloiry to the astonished passengers, and as the writer, 10 3 2 : tit . to 6,4 P .. T , r o tt i erf• Ali kattll) . 26 17 ewes.. i •Imota Rack -. ... ..... all par le a` !Maltase for the Aborigine.. of Australia, and the niainte- Mr. Kershaw, has been one of the most susceptible of Mr. 90 Ceseill to len t 95, 100 10,0 01 00 rithyousey Iron ........ all ) 9 • 15,10 e 15 +Ditto New na• re of minims among to native tribes of South Africa Days stout es, his account is interesting. Afar an amusing le all Ditto ditto 8 per Cent - -7, , - 98 amigo decal* Ol 51 06 sad Brittle Guiana, had roe iced the support of the society description of th e us t roL d esto at r's fr e:etrience, the good-humoured during the present year. It would be seen, therefo:e, that rhymer assures P the society which had done so mach to proeide the minio teatime of religion for our own e migrant countrymen, was by on swans losing sight of the other great me: et of its charter-the Preparation (Idle Gospel among the heathen, ',Ph whets the English people were brought in contact. A d Daly proem m by which linse. ves Teel* t h at-ie art !lie .übJeets *Sleet their will. None can with& aw the evidence; Elyiney is no pretence- Noce can he sceptic sin. to 1, on .14N . .W.k1114.! St c 1 ;1 ....m anch.,E t ,Nadatlecdt p: el! I Idideles to . 4 . .our aell .rd km Vac . Its " 30 met I 4, :f b t AM(' ) 106 -54 s lot art l itiN te r d ,ono bm . ( ere SO all Doh-ved..• en t. to .‘. W -,,, r , t teiii 4 nt. ii.3V:i.:C) - - These extensive operstious required and deserved a far Then we have a description of St. Vincent ; soma tolerable U 13 Prestnalk ' ef ft L eve l" 4 rSS 87 larger euppot than they had hitherto received from the puns, riddle., small talk, and went de seci , t, ;an account of di itti m a i levreatestaine.e . 8a ed ore!y C( eNh 6.5 Chriitrei people of this country, end as earnest appeal %as Neptune's doings when the good ship crossed the line ; and a ,. 1 ao , me tto i n t re : is -, O M now surto to obtain an increase of the fund,. The number thoughtful sod truthful suggestions. The great merit of "' to Great No: Of Mini( enfiell •mpoorted re wiiole, or in part, by this secicty, the prang' is this-there is not an ill natured line in it; ge. IMlDo.shenrethe :1;19: t"...rei t°'. took - - 131 131 151 !Si amaunted in 18.52, to 401. The average income of the and the reader isconsiquently indund to believe that these 112 91.3outhStaffterdehirellessed - II 0 - di, society fer game! purposes for the last three year., was petty tiffs and differences which will occur on shiphonrd _ _ w et Mr. releo_ el 1 86,710 . and the expen.liture 61,4001. The ..... oe receipts bodkin a very small influence in the arcial and merry circle 61 " ({Mead est to e r t , 11 ..,E,..... 0 ,• °Lim' - Ise special purposes for the last three years, lied been who have returned their agreeable voyage in the columns 1 13 113 Isitto Dien Dana . 21.2100: • awl the Jut. Ace 1... rd in 1352, Lad arri'.4litc.l 101 of the "S. :.h Sieds Journal ." -. los/rattan and New w il co ma & & ~,c ur, ,,,t(G.,,:e so,eoor .; 1 Zealand Vignet(e. to Great Wotan) lO5 )'l 0 0 4 3 1 ...MO,' 1 tooth Lustrahaa....... all --Fes o ' 9 • .. , 1 70 ' f• :. , ..:. ; ' .1 f 17 . f • I W walletx a . 'e: ' , 41 7.4 : 11 : ..4 gm s it 84 4 die n, 31 t ~ ... ... _ ;cd I dis Per 1 I 1. ' . 1 " "d 1 ET .1 47 4 1 ~, i_ ''' ,i ; 11 1 fob . . TToal W l h o e w rnT for i Y.C. . • . " • ' 11( . t Traasferable , A rk L et LO is 'W°Grtll with forward rifirin nt 's tl ed 4 c n Tallow is qu 'eliv . on the spot, (new), Os. ed. . T a M A RKET. . ?I Cry Gs. 9s a Ile . Jul ' 7.- .. -.. 4A is I' ; Ju 'low I ussii l i 4 1 g; I HIS DAY. demand on the spot good "ed. no nett cash ; Peter-omq i g : t so much in request. , 479. Dd.; Oct. to Dec do lki to ,l4 2 K . E . i s, t . N . : E 3 11 ..., nr.5.- , Towa ,, T i allnw ., Ta llow, 49x. 3 , 1 . . ir fa 3 t 65 b . 7 rough ditto, 234. od.; tallow graves, Its.; good dregs, fie. Julie 16, TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, with a good demand on the spot. Tallow for forward delivery is not so much in request. Town Tallow is quoted 464. 93., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. en the spot, 475. Jd ; June, 475. Dd.; Oct. to Den. (new), 484 64. MAUKET AVEnAnr.s.—Town Tallow, 495. 3a.; fat by ditto, 2.. 8.1.; y.• Bow mel:ea ,tutf, 361.; ' rough ditto, 234. thl.; tallow graves, lb.; good dregs, 6s. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The English funds experienced a marked recovery to-day, and although the improvement was not fully maintained to the close, the market on the whole is firmer in character. Consols opened with a buoyant appearance, and soon touched 99, ex div. for the 19th July, on some influential buying, accompanied by statements that the good offices of Austria in the Eastern difficulty have been accepted by Russia. It may be as well to state, however, that in well informed quarters this piece of intelligence was doubted. As the statements in question were riot confirmed in the afternoon, and the telegraphic ad vices from Paris showed that that bourse had not responded, as expected, to the rise on this side, n re action to 981 to succeeded. At the official close (three o'clock) the price was 981 to A, and at four o'clock nearly worse again, at 98 11-16 to!. At the final close, however, the market was certainly firmer in tone than yesterday, the continued ease of money both in the Stock Ex change and in the general market affurding support. ' 'I he government broker invested again in Reduced Threes at 995. The official business report in cludes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 981, 99, 08/ ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 1,1, A. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1011, A,l. Bank Stock, 2291. There was more demand for Exchequer Bills to day, and the price rallied, closing 3s. to Os. prem. India Bonds were sold at 295. prem. Foreign stocks were stronger in character, but without any important change of price, business being very circumscribed. Mexican, after rising 281 to closed at yesterday's rate. Russian and Equador Bonds were firmer, and Spanish showed more stea diness. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 28i to 1; Spanish Deferred, 231 to 2 . ; the Certi ficates, 51 to 61 per cent. Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 62 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem. ' • Granada Active, 21i to 22 1 ; ditto Deferred, 91 to 101. Sales are thus marked : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 18.12, 99. Chili= Six per Cents., 1021, 3/. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates., 961, 1. Equador Bonds, 61, 6. Mexican Three per Cents., 281,1, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48; ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Pas sive Bonds, 51. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 40. At tho Bank of England to-day there were no acceptances of new stock. It appears that the Queenstown, the arrival of which was reported yesterday, has no gold on her manifest, having sailed from Port Fairy. Land shares were less actively dealt in to-day, and not much changed in price. Australian Agricultu rals ruled rather lower at 73 to 75 late in the after noon. British American Land were also 11. worse, at 71 to 73. North British Australasian have been steady at 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Scottish Australian Investment closed a shade better at 1 15.16 to 2 1-16 prem. Australian Bank shares were firm, and those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia further improved. Shares of the London and Westminster Bank have been done at 351; Victoria Dock (41. paid), 7 ; Australian Royal Mail Steam (71. paid), 41; Magdalena Steam Navigation (41. paid), 3 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 76. Shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company were last quoted I die. to par ; Aberdeen North American Land, ss. to 10s. per share; Australian Building Company, to prem.; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, par to 1 prem. Hamilton and Toronto Railway Six per Cent. bonds, with the option of conversion into stock, were dealt in this morning at 1071, and are in de mand. Toronto City Six per Cent. bonds have also been done at 1051. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the rates were unaltered, except for St. Petersbur, I which was somewhat lower, being done at 37 1 to I. Vienna and Trieste were in rather more demand at 11 fl. The transactions generally were but limited. Subjoined is a translation of a letter recently ad dressed by the venerable Baron Humboldt to Dr. Cullen, relative to the projected Darien Ship Canal. It will be seen that the Baron especially urges the necessity of constructing a canal without locks, as the only medium of communication suitable for the accommodation of the trade of the world. It was to the absence of this important feature in the Nica ragua ship canal scheme that the failure of that pro ject was mainly owing, as capitalists were naturally averse to commit themselves to an undertaking, which, whilst involving an immense and unaseer tained expenditure, would, when completed, it was more than feared, prove perfectly inadequate to its object : TILE ISTHMUS OF DARIEN SHIP CANAL. TO TUE EDITOR mg THE EXPRESS. Potsdam, 4th June, 18d3. Sir—l am very much to blame for having so long delayed an answer to the agreeable and interesting despatch that you have been kind enough to forward me, by the hands of Mr. Augustus Peterman, so estimable by his character, as well as by the solidity of his geographical labours. Dr. Cullen en.nnot doubt the high importance that I would attach to the merit of his courageous and useful investigations in the eastern part of the Isthmus of Panama; knowing my posi tion and my antediluvian age, ho will receive with indul gence, even so late, the expression of my lively gratitude. After having laboured in vain, during half a century, to prove the possibility of an oceanic canal, and to point out the Gulf of San Miguel and Copies as the points most worthy of attention ; after having regretted, almost with bitterness, in the last edition of my " Aspects of Nature," that the employment of the means, which the present state of our knowledge affords for ob taining precise measurements has been so long delayed ; I ought, more than any one else, to be satisfied to see, at last, my hopes for so noble an enterprise revived. By your pub licatious, sir, and by that of Mr. Guborne, will be origi. seated the great work of changing an important part of the commerce of nations, and of rendering more accessible the rich countries of Eastern Asia and the Indian Archipelago. The uudertsking is by no means above the intellectual and material power which civilised nations have attained to. The work should be one to last forever; it should not com mence with a canal with locks, like the magnificent Cale donian Canal ; it must be a really oceanic canal, without locks; a free passage from sea to sea, across which the speed of the navigation will be modified, but not inter rupted by the difterenco in height and non-coincidence of the tides.—Receive, I pray you, sir, the expression of my highest consideration. Yours, &c., &c. (Signed) ALEXANDEIi VON HUMBOLDT. Dr. Edward Cullen, Strand, London, The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the Ilth of Jutr is as follows: BANK OF ENGLAN for the weak aiding Juno 11,1667. "'.....' ... ..... .. - 11.P111.10,1.:Iiii:17. NU,a:.".xd ........111,P91.065 Igg ey en! .. m e v ,t lrt LT , ...^4 : 4T , Oold Coln and I- Bon 17,071:911 eilvor Ludi.n 10.154 Z3l 9,:1.0a, 1-111: 1 1,0q5 12A05111 , 1 Ut7ARTVILW. Vrctsitiort Caiti,-1 4i4ra;mkt o,tontrut et tteeurttles li.t r.lits D....pojitsti:As 1 Au;,ulty) . .. ...... „ P 3,124,919 rm. tc ,„ ?se. Plrks, ' .11mr Fcrwitl„i Corar.:=. . f Xi iota! Notes Dcbt,s 4 ir.s..l„.ets.. 3.737,044 1 ',old , 4.4 &est Coln 414.-lal tea-L) ra..ltbtr4i:llB 1,332,13.1 i -- ---- .E.36.767,LT: £7.4,7.17,t,77 M. :I.III9IIALL. Chief ea,bier . This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re sults: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,083,030 Decrease 314,355 Public deposits 3,737,044 Decrease 598,110 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,332,238 Decrease 57.785 The last The Reserve The chief variations in the Bank balance-sheet are again out of the usual course, and mainly caused by the continuance of the re-payments of such of the June Exchequer Bills as were not renewed. The public deposits are now drawn down to a very low [TH REEF ENCE. figure, and, in view of the fact that the dividends on Consols and several other government stocks fall pay able three weeks hence, there is a good foundation for the opinion that government will require considerable temporary assistance from the Bank. In poor of the ease that has prevailed in the money market since the Bank raised its discount rate to 31 per cent., and of the indisposition to pay this high rate when accommodation can be procured elsewhere on much lower terms, we find the unusual feature of a considerable diminution in the private securities. The rapid augmentation of the private deposits, as the Exchequer Bill repay ments continue, also attest the abundance of unem ployed money. The further considerable increase in the bullion is of course caused by the influx of Aus tralian gold, of which, as we reported in the week in question, many large parcels were presented to the Bank for purchase, there being at the same time an absence of counteracting influence in the shape of marked foreign demand. In its general bearing on the money market, and the interests of the commer cial community, this return is of a very tranquillising character. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :- I)utch Four per Cents., 94 i ; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 5-16 Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 15-16 ; ditto Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 481 ; Portuguese New, 364 ; Austrian. Five per Cent. Metallic, 82 1-16 ; Granada De ferred, 10:1 ; Mexican New, 26 9-16; Equador, 41; Greek (Blue), 61. Paris closing prices of the; day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.75; ditto Three per Cents., 77.50; Bank shares, 2,675. Vienna, Thursday : Five per Cent. Metallic, 944; Exchange on London, 10.43. Bank Shares, 1 ,421. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published 1813. 1812. London and NorthWerdern.. £50,318 .... £4a,764 . . Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,600 London and South Western 15,054 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester 1,817 Great Northern 15,625 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 667 Eider and Crediton 126 Briatol and Exeter Manchester & South./ unction 654 East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Nor;olk 16,675 East Anglian 770 Kendal nud Windermere 229 Manc.,Shcftleld Nc Lincolnsi;. 7,898 York, Newcastle, and Her- wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern Railways 25,601 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction o:ford, Worcester, and Wol -1,715 verhanipton London and Blackwall Newcastle and Carlisle 2,602 ii,f3i 11,928 9,232 20,242 22,604 12,865 i',i 11,469 3,223 5,6 ii - '635 4,018 15,196 677 212 c,6 - i •••• 21,850 .... 1,610 "l ' s 2,56 , South Yorkshire Stockton and liarticpool 2,064 . . 2.290 The aggregate results presented bi . these returns are as follows : Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853.... £258,262 4,5121 £st 4 7 18.52.... 221,117 4,3771 50 10 2 This result is extraordinarily favourable for the present season. At this period of last year the weather was very ungenial, and checked the plea sure traffic. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. 1862 Glasgow and South Western £4,812 .... £4,180 Caledonian 10,126 .... 8,712 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central North British Scottish Midland J 717 .... 618 unction The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and Counts , Down Londonderry and tnniskillen Cork and Bandon 1853. £770 .... 283 402 180 1852. £691 213 274 174 Ulster 1,137 :::: Cork, Blackrock, and Passage .173 Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,109 .... 865 Great Southern and Western These returns aro, in several instances, favourably affected by the Dublin Exhibition. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. Business in the English funds has been very quiet to-day, but the market is again rather firmer. Con sols opened 981 to 1, and are now quoted 981 to ex dtv. for the 19th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 994 to j ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1014 to j; Bank Stock, 228 to 229; Exchequer Bills, 38. to 6s. prem. In every depart ment of the market the greatest quietude prevails. In foreign stocks there is not the least movement, beyond a little flatness in Mexican, which, after being buoyant at 28, has receded to 281 to j. Spanish Old Threes mark 484 ; ditto Deferred, 231; Swedish Loan, 11 die. ; Dutch Fours, 961 to y ; Equador, 6 ; Brazilian Old Fives, 101; Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 961. Vol AOCOlant. PARIS dens 17. For ' Dime,.; OpenlnA Highest. Lowest.' Closing. , -- --••• ilper Cents. q per Cents., 1825 i ... ... ti per Cents., 1851 lO l. TS ... ... ... ... 41.er Cents. l ... ... ... ... 3 yet Centa.New Loca l .. ... Exchange on London: atellitt, —; 90 days, 24 87k. Bslgian,speret.lB4o 97 Money Naples ents — *may, Uo. 4i Do. 2.i VA I•nont 5 p.Ct. 9B 50 ;Treasury Bonds ... ... D. 3. 1851 ?Attie, JUNE 17.—St. Germain, 1,590 ; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left tank), 235; Paris and Orleans, 1,050; Paris and Rouen, 1,030; Rouen and Havre, 470; Marretute and Ael ~ , , n (Coneertodl, ; btraeboorg and Bate, 345; Northern, 855; Paris and Ftrubourg. 897 50; Part , and Lyons. 925; Lyons and Mediterranean, 735 ; Ducat, 710; Caen and Cherbowg, 600; Dijon and Besancon, 550 ; Midi, 6 2 _0; Sion. tereau and Troyes, 390 ; Graft:mud and BCZiCTIy 500; Bordeaux and Tette, 275; 13;esate and St. Dilitl to Gray, 525 30; Dieppe and Fecamp, 335; Sccaux, 220. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINCFLANE, SLTVRDAT EVENING. The Colonial markets have been quiet during the week, and the amount of produce offered has been small. Sugar has been in little request, and, although no general decline can be noted, still prices tend downwards, and a flatness prevails. The foreign market has not been so active, but some cargoes have ben sold and lower rates have been accepted in some instances. The Dutch Company's next sale of Java, to consist of 0,977 baskets, has been declared for the 19th July next. Coffee has been quiet, but rates are unaltered, and fine qu dities of plantation Ceylon have realized full quotations. Native has been in demand, and privately some parcels have been dis posed of at 475. per cwt. for good quality of recent importa tion. The demand for Rice is still tolerably animated, and vices have advanced about 3 d. per cwt ., while holders arc seeking a further rise. Saltpetre has sold at slightly improved rates. The Spice market has been ac tive, and slightly improved prices have here been occasi onally paid. Tea continues quiet, and some few transac tions have taken place at former rates. Large public sales are advertised for 21st instant. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The weather being favourable, most things in season are supplied in abundance. Forced Peaches and Nectarines are plentiful. Strawberries from the open ground are now bcpnuing to come in. The supply from the Continent of Peas, Potatoes, Carrots, Artichokes, Endive, and Let tuces, is still well kept up, and there have been some F oul French Cherries in the market this week. Rhubarb ; is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips feu% • , from thl. to ls. per bunch. Green Peas are coming At is very good condition, at from Is. to ls. 64. per qua..‘ shelled, and from 344. to 4s. Gil. per bushel sieve. 0141,retAy toes are almost unsaleable. Mushrooms are scarce. (fa. , flowers consist of PolargoniumN Fuchsias, lteses, cycle. mew, Mignonette, Cinerarias, Tulips, and Azaleas. , SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. • Prime Meadow 11;ty, 7:is. to BFts.; inferior, as. At • • 758. _liowcn. 40s. to 505.; Clov , ,r, 935. to 1035.; sccorSdr, tut, 705. to 90s ; Straw, 28s. to Us. i