The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-20 00:00:00

LIFE ASSUILANCE COMPANY, Prtarroatreet, Dank, Lon.loa. %—ltinponered by Spacial Astor Parliament. 4 Voi.onit.9. (DEBT 41.elANDE1. Illmlibeath Pat. OLP ati Tend INSTITrTION. mart PI PUN. IL 0101.4 t 0 U,. erratum o Loans or Debts, one •• y may be emperml for a temporary may be aryl up, II weerary, tbroueltost lY ses Ynl d the Vim seven Annual Pre is!. us aid Ile f Premiums hem. dedustel in.•• M. P.•ney la-mtec• , - 7 7 r s s 3 • 4 R. I, No. RiaTANNIA rd :Fa agiard wa.i. 1437.—1 m -rut. tonna • Cal— % %Iwo IM E$ DI • Isol 4,1%0 0 tdtir •0 0•11,.1.41 , 1•4 tO 'AT* • heft rah, "..but wbarb say 0 " 1 " .• U r. I,IIIOPIT I b e r .y! ! be . th. lin r ...lawn T. iry • ore :* , but .1110.11111.1 148". nitre 4. I Sr Ow lump •• • WWI., rtler •,.. nu thy Awn Ur um at mn• HIM OVI & lIL. 111 tI%I UP!. al the Itath al tie Awavtil. if Ite Jk bears it,, but to the roared hinee.f, B h • alai A krutaiuou fut old bp with aa wawa , pore • et sambas te yeretibi eed *thin the Arc" nit me and stoned t WIN by wearing e• et Ito parentt• death, and to be paid nbtii • %lain Lu 2:.4 tear, is, it • &wetter, her 23tb ...re at rnr us• ormorbible br rM4 full kb e. tau..v.4 he • istattop ;orb" or ru toitT. A r h rrrlr.rm. rltlf.%F!ll.t Ilrin:AL LIM AMOCLITION. I, tresso-suera. Sank Imam • este, by her Newer, Sold WIND Moot. et —WHI M r telsellee et Ur surreal • "mend to panieipste fe them., e/see of .a.s.so pretense. seuedeas WOO leek Ness ee. e,Araol far erary three eseelk, iiiiNeses et Ms—wt. iee coo, boron *bolo w▪ j .„. Lt p LOA mood et isiloompoomlly Itootrablo to tie • tot ,ofoot ot Irt isi colsoolOr villa omit is /Nee. tree.a.d oat of tem' tot ass: parse gesettee es Or lilt •prll Irk • reelesies • r so , ...sob la Se preset yeses praises', es ell polkas, d ea . r ti ma pare A kw, Ple.eirels sikishate daily sit :Veloct. dromotio tom ewe Wolf Mil Is p.hoy. At• rrdialo tromorstod bt all own for their moot. 1..161 • giblr• (1071761.) Vat born ft. WU Cm. Vl* s.. Tibet 104 Parlisigaiks Ott ....4 rtrulas. I heft. maw News Yawl, Patrols. • nu! I dr at hwy..= ft gi . tor 11*- *woo weirler Lib. Anna Pre ulna. Ital. I Quer- Yearly tarty j Pty. maims. am lu •55.1134. d. I 1 4 If 3 1 4 II 2 r 1 4 I 1 4 S 3 I, I 4 • 12 0 I II 011 111 01. 7 I 1111 •111 9 8111 II 0 IS 111 Mdsmt Dlrestar. 11.4340447. 1•d 8 4 Timm Wh. ▪ It I I 10 39 I 9 6 13 4 II II 1 1 4 4. II is t 11 p• 4 9 .Il 9 3 6 Os 3 c • 6 I 4 IL el ad oN tI..ISSU }LANCE sad INVESTMENT u 7. W. IWWW/Iti/WW. Trotolgordqoaro, It, ... , e , wen• of looney wilb Oil knakiiisa. Ws. 11.1bral :et M,r, 1 , 11. at a line pSr OINK wow opal oci. the wapitis looiN flo al Wa tboimoollool rpaiotnsi id dr awl ease= Nt tat:•7 r Imoo the Newt Mb of ttttrntr t. u. Shot h skew Ur =r ah wits amps ▪ Au on otoorit or to loorloopoolovo ug, so ao :Aro. •I Ye l lers. 1. 111:401 1111 W WWWWIV I LW ". II2 We. proooiloos .jmy Übe swim pais OMNI 11, moo .61 Ir.. ?No deduction dmy !IM—os odueloso Ott? lu , ...utum, tan pubs or grin* lab hi" or on oionk tett. ntrINTIL Imert.t Utvidood, to malls tolgloorty. Is how, sof Poly. Capital INAL Tb, Capital Pio* is ahemith Slosh, S er &Mart awl repent* trees the la tlar lareetateut Departmeat. It costitates, with IN I rewire lan& a misname IN the egirmesta of the imosia.. tom. .i. 4 11.. r tees provided is order to reedit the eieurity of the rend complete. LITZ DEPARTIIIWT, mi. Deportment estiVrreee7TeenWelTiessive sad well-regaletal recess or tals ismareare, wait may gettable sad importing in. wenlraill. 441: lutorissque crui prespettasse Rey be obtained, os appliestka c. the tied Ogee of lb. Areoelstioa, or to ties sweetie, Ageats, thrombent the Vatted King lora. Prrii 11011111100/1, lhaegtag Meek,. R.A. Applicetwas for Ageardes ma be made to tbe Masse* VICTORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 18, ILlas IVIKboo-streoi, City. Wilebibbed 1838. Commus —BILIIJAMIN lit Mit es. Darrm Cliennues—TllollAO Curter lelderia. Keq. W. K. isessest lits. Orme Deasy, Km. Jobs Wpm !'walla fag. ELS. J. I'. ime...c.t. Do., ESA =Mk Awe I. Mimi{ KA. red...! Ginty, pis 0.1. SAMObill ohm En. It, hadIMIP ft Ms Oasigray. embroils way ismigilloo d risk troarred mil L Moorriorm. rho fl in madonle, met isey b. Wweireslay. rnarly, or oftersks, emit: ailowei d me4lM et the Motown 11111 deeth. et baN CM ?Nona. be lim rem, es Pella limaget kr she widget NIL 1,,,, , i. m. Is art el Os Woks Mewl vOire it of titre Prmlum, sad the Mos tor the aft sal Vat 300 sus ma- Larl, .11e ,ndip to kaperfts. _ mat be made ehr.hN Nair' Gm• tr.litirp ryes kw the AsigllllllMlß IF Tremolo,et Poilsits. Loon. ae as& liortpee losabsirk. Lonrho:id% mod Wa Ica a.. —goo to rebel-Wiwi miotooptiossitio Roma kret.e., - F,ret• no Of Pa per cast at Me albs Poets an smeqprielid la r• • n the Profit 4cale. Auto.% e a particularly amalgamate Um saw Preapretan Nat lama& WILLIAM RAMAT, &lbw,. T IL E DAILY NEWS. Laai A , a I)nm. tbratara.Argerakit 'the bead of the km: Pre. t Gnat Britain, •dwestisig tree Pewees la Its bromisit •1 .Ated sod practical Moms. witelber polities', souls 1, cenel-eruural. 111I11;1;;1117ead value of He General Ifews,—fn eseareey of H. Law it pets MI the seapte, truth/el, end impartial &armlet of ite lents 114. Illgtott, and is the varied tile and eoeurerviel is. ,n 4 in the City, Seaway, aid dionetary Artittles— Ile rote I.s.tatiamed. it Venni* a .ar e &toiled HS fildpyleg thee sty other paper— ,' rtett•iniy tee! retort of ifitipyleg is the ladies Nee by every svr.s4 auu tie (only deUy liken Illarart e with list of prime, y•bers. it mam ma : uric to fainiles, as Mine the eel pew baler the Mae." et 02 taeledee, sad hes stme eala.esq tree Us easy' esiserive advertisemelets. pt . .... In puhl a 4.0111 all SWIM W the IMt toting le Onnl tb. year INS• to the tt sill Yobisziandoo Silingol4, wtl be .s, s that Pie ppm (e pampa by pen Pia se:y ;rite 4.1 in In jean holm. le SIN P&P emptiiire IMAddied. New bard. CemositeLa 11.• •Ite. Itill 1 MAO V Tito eeitise,4 ataisteemse ef peddle peewee Ide Mann net 5:4 itspremed by • • lie Nev •is tee plopo lai n i n a lb• LIMOS .ii tbe Ile t d toot ttlat pond awl eared Wee—repie ettinesli•i•ten::y Lot vermouth, Mitre slide le eV 1% 1 14 et Easimed ; sot deftly, wild die mead , 4 th e reepplied ail, pew, ad wed r • liebnir alvertampelo—lint to . -1111111 1 1 r Imi or = 4.1 t plebe! _5 Pao oprepewle with le Oalonn." u,i;bridia ftsbMWornmmmlothelftiOmm;m4 119 MMOk Thet-atrlitt. bloods& kARISTOCRAT LIBELLING lin ARISTO : Crirsordarry Promilimp-11 1 0/0 00 0 0 00101 11 0 : Nr la pertaat Trials at dr Old 11111,-111809 bus Ihe Au , 'Was OW Pride-ANN 1/8•••* lo the amiel•-• ••• • * ahlmed by her Ihrisall-oeial litis 7••••••••••• tied- 4 4 • 4 21: g re at R1N1611111.1101116 1.6 owe .1 liiiirkee—Serisso ANIMA jton'. Ms • Tbe Immaime norlinlisMl tM N"'" M rahmeaft-It. Pnosb Pridisere Z•P ."' 'rtairo "Plat Cp. /Mew e" dills ft Clar n i a. •••• • U N; • ?NSM Famolzion a l i t et sbe Wow.? Panda hishmes d -11•••, 4adt s W• Onion :Le leamor. •••• r LUMPS W 1111133 WY Doi NIWIF•PIR 14. T. brut 17, =IUD by DOUGLAS JR11101" awry asitarsy algid la Ow kr post. mid 01 • 1 • 10 . It altar. el Nws& hiss inty IL. pot ins. end tom pololle ash • Nerd LW& Illalibm= pr i•oks. Ned mom ••• • spy a impis, eradat of my keh-I I.e. - N.S. No see ent seaulse meet Simile' "I I hil l ewe .01 .etereee. ._ 2 I. '• t. ..le•etete , • les method et topples aim ~foetid .' i 71, ..• , . 1 1*no ote , est MN Wig whelmele wed retail lee PM ... :I_Th 11 TAP Wlt APPltlttl (to newsmen the bowel sethee OWN 41d. NM IL Pr• Vidal. TL. Sale „_ wets ewe ow* etereeeeid ate dely speteeleled Is the "" 1110,1101 1% NSW 13. He. as k • . pARLOW'B NEW IN- VOITZD SULP-ACTINO syrsou I ii B " . 11 AP. Mal MU NO VIINT.PIIO !! Premien ale, ton, eider, or Ober limn . .•..... • IV w b•••ann lot er NM •• aseinally • • • that tl• Int pit Intl In draws awed es -- • A • :iir r j ..—... i I Übe Urn; wansonil le rem n• eon le : !, . . two sada at do; prise Met; MID . - 1 e ll= l ispinns *. 411". 1•111 ii_ . in . WY. sr hen bet Is sum It / - As = l: 6 4:Z•Zi( s elli i l o lu ir Ar l i- 1 z i klub Arai Mem estbrom Z • A rue se Imslyi Alm l4 Ss Abelmp Imlopml a et_milie Oen aim JAMMII iiI&OW. IIIIIis. amok 11810.4811•• Panditlei be & 6.h, 1 ,,„ _ v . ._ . maw ark AO letatimeafer. AA& . . Tibt 41f;prt5i BARON LIEBIG'S OPINION of "PALE ALE." The prainioence pine to the wee ybeeds end sdrertheesests will ham ended Me MIN • oelettetty ineureistist Milk the Soft .1 dellim Me sited& world. llnmt lowiewed rof br bed allsei sash Wiewirable notriety. Baron Lelia hem rosembed the pdilleetes el the lellowle: letter, with the rte. of Islamise Me ribs of the ashore Mesh (Inland his cow Intrale.ithis to Mr. A The risewtioet of gal ulterstrue by whisk bee Mos Mhos up orrionely In II wired, sownwid On the Weems Impinges% ant I stabt to do tome prod Wall., Op diforwarar IlineWni. If I Imbed to SSW elate with We ftNIIIII•1117. my esmede ea lb. alleged etrulknidloll r& blew hiervlth teryabehm it would Weber. natural to %are maselend swam Wee, in whir& dee. rod not to Mr. All.opp'., 1 is. eigamid ht re miesting the ffteldir mode M bevies ; It vas she Is Met sib. brewery the 211111111 E bre v.'s sequired i the lestmo km they obtala d at Benea. Tbe ishelests a I smareased .1 this Irmo is am Meer is Mr. Lasso, is siliseersi such a rim se to lead to the elem. that my palm yes sieleavely .Weed to Mr. Albopy'r b/w. this wee am the ere, say semis reamed to tled elem. of leer." JUSTUS 1.11810. Oliesse. hay fe. RAIL WA YS . THIS DAY. Closing pbss yesterday. talibin gssi le =sr a Biria.Wett. Imerlimat Ow. am.. lab 143 27 ti l a t 1 10t dls I 9 r. II Id 7 2 11. Si 7j SOUND and WHITS TEETH are not only in tliopro•obly regainte to • 'brig eaaseW Y loth mei, bis they ar peculiarly apperciatal thanig •• • Weft Moldy op.. dams tote propos.. of MOM . h asfiro Aims the various preparation offered f.r myn BOWIAIRIV MMITO at lIRNTWItICF.. iamb =MIA IM depalllirimbe!- perrom _mod prosamlas Mr Os* Is Om ;Mod of d u ivi/ le Imumi Imemmemissil Mar am/ soundims. be wt pumUlbe /Adiumuebmrime. germ vas a ft arm rods/ /ma y imms Imm aum/ vud. awl Ilms Os to. ottb Ittidg Is titer smulmem Ism mom* toMmos moment tadpole, to So ham Moo to. M. RR Ism Mewe 0. ISMiemple/raleCo mr lumme swum Um Yid. me 0 /.2:M ame.ll ." smommed lumensmt drum Mimi womb to. by Mem sod by s aa immisb awl putimems. gaiter ... k ant 18ale11. Ind n4ybi.;l •••• Delft ad lii•ohdoe.. DAA•V oka ithoud Abe/. as• art Imam (SW L. • ▪ L. 60) . • (sts N. &dim Oseadas MN% Mr A. Q 10,11.0. LW des II mod C dle• lost Lrtttrltt . 4 41 lit !04 1 :I 4 De. New _ sadr Olamow =s ilis t i trul tb tk Woolen 9 61, 9 63 9 24 116 k:: Da iirrdl. Oak.. w esi west.(lre : I lasasits . . 76 77 41 44 116 110 41 46 911 $44 x d S 3 ST 101 111 pm :11 78. 41 8 41 dim Si 16 17 11 $4 ISO Ist ad 111 ate Laasuldr• W Torksbir DA West abilift MOOS iailidier*Orn . Woks awl Moskva), . Bs S. Cori =R ib rlrrtir: W•fr n.. P . ' liZaliTl4ll - ...sei 144 Larks a Sersali.W nor D. Da. twbsdeTJk L=1411161. sad Nattc• .o§Lloaelae, V.= thaeL Utlx De. q.t.( II 4 11101.1. MUM& and (While .. Ilirsembse zet chria / w i d lorp.. Tway. =midi LaYLIUri.. %maws O.IIIISS for 100 lit I werr ) Ikwirli Dm% . Mora Wolin . Ifseilileath lint.Jos Weber ~ draw& • L. a., el;ne'A Ds essusbuy Berelard.. *ftwallotty rd Owe , OW. W. ... Ds. 111,7 :7. 7 aisplin Miss .. Oft/. P. cow D, *lava per 001..- 1106 TabiltillneDu limakiss awl fletyrpo.l li t w WmNAM nil Lima. Wilt Perna ... _ _ lia7 De.o.lll.randirs Tat mod Worth 111411 w LIM= LIAM AT lb mialmilosastirs I ffielialWral:t: Doloy DIZ INI.747"". 1011 .. woWlywwwW , wwwWoolort Oulastwodiro (WNW IwwWwWlLWoownii Clll=howdwg OieloWNW liwtUnalwbrow.W.v. amid W Wt. Northern; Gloomolor & Deo Fort , BollaftbrO: (loosoll Is erootiroutsr kl e forkis 41 im itrool 1 tto .. De. Imo ditto).. Ilesend Looks oat Oreurr:ct (Wand WOW Ita,te Ditto Pnimwm (Wm')re [Amami* OwrAperemt. (lowig r NoraW lkollonWhwow s morel ONEed 10 int.Cousitee ItillasaWyw (low Los.. WlLWaLidww.kTorf OWN =r ani % 610 ,$) SM. gwa (kwelft &wan Amass swillaible(Ww iiiromm7.7 i4O Do. Saffsga alma 1114 11141.146.1k0h, pm* lass. NA Yost. surihstomiare giemai I to /Ir. 11 4 01 no) Iwo TA% S Clic" I irTailasiramialLZ. l ,uits. .. !was at imrawart (Ineed I term Westin). I: Atomism I MU D. 1 NW larlaa ... I! Oa*, ind Wynn& an Oandaa i n e r am aad Atm.! dam :4 - pit - --1 t 6.14.1 Lto. par Ct... I D, BaNt.Oas.ltata.,3 p e n a POO b. 7tc Mel per feat. ste Ilail.ftim.flatipaa.a p East Lana. I lq a si t i Maur" Dudes.% sr Onst Ilsedirsl pc* 1 --- WuWM - EX& Wa OWNl.Obsitibm•es Syr gon. Ind M p.st.l tonsdies alrertat.ll p Ct Loa It POOL Onsapir et MY Ittme. I 001. lima ' 1•14011.1.04WINT4.! l us s.. != ,.. ltlimmilil 11 ad E 9 97 " f. I tlis 14 13 si 31 39 3 1 dim 74 744 41 41 41 44 1 2 4 44 9g W els dim 3011 31g 2g Ig 31 41 Ais 3J 4* pa 111 li dk 19 110_ I 1 10 14 141 Ii L. lii Ili 37 VI par Ipa li I I Si II !.1 691 $ Ti f dto t'S 4/ 4$ X 31 29 i Sal Si dl id 29 3014 - &S U 146 130 32 $S 110 IS 14 IS N„ 10 17 us no 111 14f ill 144 If * N 61 - - ~• 21 11 34 4 144 130 114 130 i &U. St SS zd IC4 IC4 IN IN N IN I, SO 2 1 It l ir,. 12. /41 114 3 !el 1 lif ►pm 10 'IL pli I 4 I q 4 lii 11 - 11 111 i 148 110 is i IPs ail n a nu LI mi l l 1 , Do. lbw SNP lee lbalsolOsoe.lr.lel i Nib Prebterre.... 2n Webb Ibleere... ell De. Oa $ i pee amt. A Ireressler. old Webb. gli.6 per Cruet $ I. ie. de I 21 in e Ahrrwallen.lrerrrloar lei II 1 ill ell Cbsborpree.W 1 Ills.l II per 0en.... . ' IS I 115 goellr Devoe ... lit I 3/ Month Tan. 4 per Ct.Gua. fe 31 1 II Waterford k Allionuy I, C Tart, Dewar [0,13 Von 011earti er Eng.pareh. 103 10S Ditto Dltto ... . i $4 1 . • .TorlitafilkLlLarl.Paret% i I pea ILI, ATP. FORZIONI Charierel sad 6alullass. Dem mad alsaaagoa Lama Maki . . Oatat lonia Pratasals 10! 89i 9 lot a 1 64 sad Mii I :i 111 e floral 'oration P otmest.atemedo II 161391 6911 ii 8 i 6 ft SI 44 121 j 704 TO 34 611 (14 44 1 /6 mw Do. (Id co mas/ bib area) /Mob till 140.113.1; 4MI. 1137, at por OPEC (Itsllway) Mark Astoof •• II 2 1 C II LP. 11 ii Orli PIT I ID 111 t se 21 21 74a : 4 J 131 1111 . ranur and Lege ether. et Prime. uw 708. $ per el. Dade (kw IL k Anions elio) ItiP•01. nod Burtleou Par* and Leder Pais and (Means . Perin and lowa .. Paris sad nub, ,ra Bow mid Han. . .Parabre ert Iffilnee N 11 pa IS 67 14 161 '4 :4, 6 7b 'Toward NOW • ',Wad /We/Wean ... et horn.. 4 Ni ad 1 1 I PIR 14 lam 151 its id NI 4 II I Pm LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1852. Two o'CLooi. The railway market has not quite maintained the rally of yesterday, but the feeling is now bettor than it wee at the opening of the market, and the fall since yesterday is not great. Eutorn Counti es and Edinburgh and Glasgow stock are better. SHAMA AND STOCKB UNOVABANTEID. Is. today op to 1 p.a. 15 5 4 u+ 'IS 44 93545! id Mt 1311 j 4 ad MONEY MARKET. liedennabls. Dividends. Priem. United States 5 per Cl. Eds. 1963 Jan. and July 97 96 DIV° 6 per Cent Eds. Del Jan. end July 1034 104 Do. 6 per a. do. d 0.... 1964 Jut. and July 108 109 De. Opera. taw Stook 1847-16e6 Jon. and July 106 1064 ling Tort State 3 pre as. 1333.1860 Quarterly 97 Cu Pamsylnuga 3 per Ct. Feb. and Aug. 874 694 Inn per Owl. ftens lan Jan. and Jaly 93, r w ele a re . 1973 Jan. and July 106 107 Speret. Vier ggissallenge Jas. end July 6 974 gr. t. am Bonds 1411 Jan. and July 9 9 ,4 10u Kiaterby 6 pee pat. 1668 Jas. and July 99 100 Tommie I per Oest. lB9 Jan. and July 96 99 °MY • peer CL Bands 1874 Feb. and Aug. 1154 1134 Bliss thy per Ossas. 11131.1915 1 tern . asdOet. 94 in 89 1 n., Einetreal aty 6 pea anna.1957.1843 1 alr'd ia d uet. 1 114 074 Now Tart Mew/6CM. 1954.1870 Quarterly 93 aid Restai U__6 LiO. Op. CL Mara Pie 1190 Jan. aid July 115 11 New Tat ad Lie lima pit Oisla. Ist mate. 1966-1889 llAry rid Nov. 10 108 Mao armor pc seat, tad 1659 Mu. mod Sept. 97 98 Me Sena pa Clats,Cos amilble Ml* Ocatral Sada port 1:31. trerdble . Ohba Paul,' v. 7 perCl6 lBO-1844 Jas. sad hut 934 94 THURSDAY EVIMIXO. The feeling of the stock markets to-day was again stronger. Purchasers offered rather freely, including furtheroperatious by the bank and government broker, who, it is a noticeable fact, has continued buying during the whole of the late depression, as reported by us from time to time. Consols were done at 991 in the morning, but soon rose to 994, and left off, as officially quoted, 991 to 1, both for money and the Bth September, being a rise of 3 per cent. since yea tcrday. After the regular hours, the market was even a shade betier et 994. It is noticed that the whole of the stock which pressed upon the market on the occasion of the last settlement has been absorbed. In the other classes of the government debt the advanoe was more marked, the Three per Cent. Reduced reaching WO:, and the Three-and-a-Quarter p e r C e nt s ., 1031. Bank and India stocks are both very firm. The list of actual prices is officially rendered as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 3 , a, R 4 ; ditto, for account, 991, 3. Three per Cent. educed, 100, 1, 3, 3. New Three-and-s-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1, j, 3 , 3. New Five per Cent. Annuities, 126 i. Lour Annuities, NM, Of 16-16. Bank Stock, 226. Indio+ Stock, 274. Prices of the unfunded securities are stationary. Exchequer Bills, of the March issue, are worth 745. to 775. prem. ; ditto June, 680. to 71s. prem. India Bonds, 87s. to 90s. prem. More disposition was evinced to operate in foreign stocks, and the market was generally firmer, but the run was chiefly in the securities of New Granada, in respect to which great excitement continues to pro. vail amongst the speculators. The Active bonds ranged from 213 to 263, and the Deferred from 111 to 13, but at the close the movement was not so well supported, the Deferred stock being last marked at the lowest price of the day. Mexican Bonds im proved to 251, and Ecuador to 43. In Peruvian the operations are not decided. Buenos Ayroan Bonds closed more firmly. The list of sales is subjoined : Brazilian New Four-and-a-Half per Cent, scrip, 23 prem. Buenos Ayroan Six per Cents., 71, 721. Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 953. Chian Six per Cents., 1051. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 643, 3 ; ditto for Account 31st August, 65 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 081. Ecuador Bonds, 41, 3. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent. ex December, 1819, Coupon, 253, 243, 261, 251; ditto Deferred, 121, 1, 13, 121, 3, 12, 113. Mexican New Three per Cents., 251,3, 3. Peruvian Actives, 1013 ; ditto, Deferred, 603, 591, 60. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 371. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1043. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481 ; ditto for Account, 483 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 22. Venezuela Deferred Bonds, 161. _ _ _ _ Aberdeen 1352. Glasgow and South Western 4,185 Caledonian 9,499 Edinburgh and Glargow Scottish Midland Junction 1,033 North British Scottish Central Omuta, and Perth 752 Total The Irish returns are: Belfast sad Ballymena Londonderry tad Enniskillen Os* awl at` Ulster Belfast and County Down Cork, Blackrock, and Passage Waterford and Limerick Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and BelfutJunction Dundalk and Enniskillen Great Southern and Western Shares in the London Joint Stack Bank have been done to-day . at ISt. The prices current in the market for new joint-stock undertakings are as follows: London Chartered Bank of Australia, 21 to 2/ prem.; Victoria Docks, 3to 31 prem. • Ebro Canal, / to / prem.; Electric Telegraph Company; of Ire land,l-16 to 3-16 prem.; Irish Channel Submarine, to : Prep:- The General Hewitt has taken out specie to the amount of 16,0001. for Sydney. The amount of specie shipped by the royal mail steamer, La Plata, for the West Indies was 9,1141. Accounts from Liverpool state that very large quantities of specie have already been insured in that town to go out to Australia by the Great Bri tain, and that it is probable the entire amount will be at least a million sterling, including that carried out in the hands of passengers. On the other hand, the Ocean Queen, liner, has brought in 100,000 dol lars in American gold from Now York. So great has been the influx of gold into the Bank of 'Eng land that it is estimated the weekly balance sheet of that establishment, to be published to-morrow even ing, will show in the item of coin and bullion an in crease over the previous return of 'acrid hundred thousand pounds. Whilst the fishery question was being more fiercely debated, there was a suspension of operations in American stocks in this market, as already re ported by us, a degree of timidity being inspired by the pugnacious tono of some of the United States journals • bat since confidence in the pacific solution of the difficulty has gained ground, a very active de mand has sprung up, extending to nearly all classes of State Stocks, and the preferable descriptions of railway bonds For the federal stocks, however, the inquiries have not been proportionately nume rous. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs- 1). Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission by the packet : The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1862. 1861. 1860. London end NorthWestern-L66,092 ..£63,898 .. C 62,024 Lancashire and Yorkshire .20,215 .. 18,764 .. 17,188 London and South Western 13,822 .. 18.168 .. 13,996 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 16,288 .. 16,633 .. 16,787 Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,948 .. 1,832 .. 1,738 Great Northern 13,600 14,636 .. 4,6921 North Staffordshire Chester and H..lyhead Shropshire Union 603 .. 643 .. 667 Bleier and Crediton - Bristol and Bleier Leads Northern 1,697 1,214 1,120 Manchester,&SouthJunction 636 626 489 Birkenhead, and Cheshire Junction Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire South Devon 2,409 .. 2,264 2,082 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,710 .. 16,468 .. 14,828 East Anglian Oxford and Worcester Shrewsbury and Birmingham 847 .. 760 .. 843 Liverpool,Croshy, and South port Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe BO7 .. 782 .. 638 Kendal and Windermere 342 305 - Stockton and Hartlepool 2,362 .. 1,247 .. - Newcastle and Carlisle 2,614 .. 2,603 .. 2,483 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding hoes) are as follows: Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt reccieed. miles open. per mile. 18+52 18.51 18 6 0 Both in the aggregate comparison, and that of the several lines, the difference exhibited between the returns for this year and those for tho corresponding week of 1860, are in favour of the present season, and thus these figures will be regarded with satisfaction. The Lancashire and Yorkshire receipts continue steadily increasing. 1862. £727 318 .... 192 1,001 .... 219 .... 672 .... 1,277 170 .... 6,419 .... The return per mile per week is subjoined: 1862. 1861. 1850 London and NorthWosteruflo2.ll .. £121.09 ..£102. 3.; Lancashire and Y0rk5hire....77.7.5 .. 72.17 .. 67.86 London and South Weatern..66.6B .. 74.32 .. 67.30 Great Western . . 73.58 .. 101.68 .. 79.09 London add Brighton 73.94 .. 90.21 .•. 76.88 South Eastern 86 98 . 78.79 .. 72.80 York and North Midland 37.82 . . 38.24 .. 39.45 Great Northern 47.91 .. 80.25 .. 32.81 Midland 61.40 60.63 62.05 Chester and liolybead 4672 .. .. 61.32 .. .. -- 43.90 York, Newesstle,and Berwiek 60.14 .. 66.23 .. 64.39 Bristol and Exeter .. 8.5.82 .. 6.5.24 .. 66.69 Eastern Counties & Norfolk 48.78 .. 61.14 .. 46.94 The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1851. £2,262 .... 4,407 .... 10,124 .... 772 .... 4,514 .... 2,210 .... 743 Total The bondholders of Mexico will learn with satis faction that tho committee are vigorously following up the inea,ures recommended fur the protection of the interests of their constituents. A vigorous pro test is to bo handed in to Colonel Facie, embodying all the grievances respecting which application was recently made to Lord Nlalmesbuq, and in accord ance with the suggestion repeatedly offered by us, similar protests are to bo seat to France and Hol land, in order that the bondholders in those coun tries may induce their governments to aid the British minister at Mexico in suck measures as it may bo deemed expedient to adopt in the interest of the creditors. If the pressure on the Mexican government and legislature be well kept up, it will be impossible for them to persisit much longer in their present I I dishonourable conduct towards the bondholders, and it is to be hoped the committee will not relax in their exertions until such securities are obtained as will place the regular payment of the dividends be yond a doubt. The committee are about to effect an arrangement with the Messrs. Baring., to make a payment of 31.35. per cent. Oil account of the arrears, an announcement which will) be received with satisfaction by those interested. Such of the bondholders as have already received 4L 10s. of this amount (being the payment that was made in anti cipation by the Messrs. Borings: will, therefore, have to receive 13s. per cent. more. This is not the entire payment that will come forward on this account, as something more will be yet divisible amongst the bondholders. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English stock market has not quite main tained yesterday's improvement, but the reaction is only to the extent of an eighth, and the general feel ing of the market is steady. Consols opened 991 to 1, and are now quoted 991 to 1 for money and the Bth September. The Three per Cont. Eeduoed mark 1001 to 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103: to f. Bank Stock, 2251 to 2261. The unfunded securities are unchanged. In the foreign house there have again been many transactions in Granada Deferred Bonds, and the price, after reaching 121, is last marked 111. The Active Bonds have realised 24. Peruvian Actives are rather firmer, at 102; but the deferred stock does not rally, the prioes of transactions being 591 and 60. Mexican New Threes mark 231 to 1. Equador, 41. Spanish New Deferred Threes, 221. Chilian Sixes, 1061. Dutch Fours, 981. IRELAND. Demax, AVOUST 19. THE INQUEST AT SIX-MILE-BRIDOE. VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. This singular and protracted inquiry, still more singular in its termination than in any other circumstances connected with it, was at length, at the end of the four• teenth day, brought to a dose last evening. The Coroner, having read over the depositions, addressed the jury at some length, captaining, that as to two of the soldim, Weston and Whitbread, in whose amines mistakes were made by Mr. Cronin, who ascertained the men whose muskets were discharged in the affray, they bad better be omitted as not identified. lie saki, mato the pistol firing, we have so proof from the medical seen that bullet woes& from pistols were inflicted at ell. II you rhould bring in • verdict against the party, Mr. Ong*, has suggested, on the question of identity, that yeeilleffen that the men are only identified by name, sad am by puma. Mr. Graydon—There is as arldsass against any of these men, for they hays tat bow idneidial at all. The Coroner add Oaplsis Imre use at the cod of the ale, but Mr. Cessna msabl sit swear that ha beard the men give their awns, bat at the aloe time every man who gave • name bad admit soldiers beside him, and no one contradicted his siallainemt. - Mr. C0167--1011* t sir, to naiad you that the evi dence of vehraMllltawatew went to this--that in conversa tion with the mat they admitted having tired without orders. -- Mr. Gr►y)don--But it cannot be too often preosed upon you, Mr. Coroner, that when soldiers are legally assembled for a legal purpose, one man cannot bo malls amenable for the set of another ; it is only in the tam of a tumultuous @smoothly that others become chargeable with the act of • principal. The Coroner—Bet them men haring fired without orders of an °Meer or a magistrate, fired as citizens, and net as soldien. Mr. Coffey—The proposition which I submit is thi., that the ten men who discharged their muskets are part and parcel of the same assemblage from which the shots were fired ; and here I conceive the distinction drawn by Mr. Graydon is taken away, for no matter bow legal was the purpose for which the party originally assembled, if subse quently their acts became illegal. After some discussion of • purely technical character, during which the learned gentlemen o n e ith er a id e ca ll e d various authorities, The Coroner decided that the Jury were not bound to specify the particular men who fired the ,hots by which a particular man wu killed. The Cormier then put to the jury the issues they had to try, and said it was for them to consider whether their verdict should be one of manslaughter or justifiable homi cide. it . Coffey suggested that the verdict of " murder " was within the their masideratioa. range •f The Coroner—With respect to "murder," the circuit ' stances of the eau, and the provocation received, what ever it wu, mast do away with that; the provocation has been admit ted. ~Tha jury retired to their room shortly before 3 o'clock, and At 20 minutes to 6 o'clock they caused it to be an nounced in open court that 12 el their number had agreed to • verdict. At this time the court was densely crowded, and the utmost moiety was evinced to learn the result of this most protracted inquiry. The jury having come into court, the foreman announced that 12 of the jurors had agreed to • particular findinig, and they resolved to have the verdict drawn in a legal form. The Coroner then read the finding as follows : " We are satisfied that John C. Delmege, J.P., John Glows (first), James Po tinge, William Barnes, John Thompson, John Dwyer, Jams Shar pe , Thomas Clarke, end John Carter, soldiers of the 31st Regiment , axe guilty of the wilful mu rder of Jeremiah Frawley." The jurors who were for villa' murder were—Thomas Frost, Thou's, Howard, Michael Cullinane James Car mody, Tim. Kennedy, Solomon Frost, Johri Frost, Denis Canny, Jones O'Halloran, Michael O'Donobee, James Baker, Michael M'Enierny. Against—John Ho !asek &bort B. Walesa, Wm. Mahon, Francis Morris, Patrick Whllabea. Mr. William Mahan Naha that althemgh they had not to the above verdlet. they EY all segait the soldiers Vre e ll ed criminality, and that they mad' all lave agreed to • verdict of manslaughter by soldiers whims preen were not identified. The five dlismitlisll Mow ales aremitted Mr. J. C. Delmege of having Mew Ikea limellt er given any orders to fire. _ The jug were then regretted to swim retire and coa eider their verdict os M the ranee of death in the ether came—namely, Mahal Onseilea Michael Colasa, Tho mas Ryan, Jame Coley. ad SIMI Mr. Graydon them moiled to here the ltZt soldiers ad mitted to bail. la of the extraordinary and incredible verdict shah lad beef given in against even the opinion intimated is the urinate charge, it would be necessary to make such SS applies/ism lmmoodiately to the Queen's Bench ; but he aggrebesded NM it Wei is the discretion of the coroner to allow boll to be gins um, mad he submitted that it wee a ass is wb the aresertheeld exercise in favour of these men, the jurisdiction whisk he ( Mr. Graydon) would show by 11(pal authority that he possess. d. The Coroner said it shield be sesemberod that the firs , dissentient jurors had Misted thst tleglesold have brought 1 in a verdict of ,ha mermierSe mita sees, if it were ci vilians he was &Wag he Wadi have no hesitation in booing a warrant. He sake se dietheettra between a red cost and • dark ow, boa vosibloolo do his ditty fairly bet firmly to all parties. Mr. Graydon pressed the applialler, but the coroner desisted upou echoing it. like ju ry hay*, reamed Nailer mediae in the other alma t he miasma woe iagreeeed is dee form. The mesa thee mead hie worms kr the onset of the per sons insplkstod in the verdict, and it was intrusted for ela ted= to deb-Inspector DOnOvall and a party of constabn towboat the eight soldiers wets conducted to Ennis use sot present in the court, and the rearm whisk d = been previously circulated against him were revived whoa the verdict was announced. Consider able public intone was urnikstsd was the verdict be anie known. The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglinton, who left Dublin for Galway by a special train at twenty minutes past ten yesterday morning, arrived in Galway at a quarter past two, and were received at the terminus by a number of noblemen and gentle men, ineholigg the directors of the railway, the high sheriftlbd deputations from the Town Commis sioners, &c. Addressee were presented to his Excel lency from a meeting of the gentry of the town and county, from the Town Commissioners, the Royal Galway Institution, and the Royal Agricultural 80. ciety, to all of which suitable replies were returned. 'ie Agricultural Show of the Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland, at Galway, commenced yesterday, and was highly creditable to the exhibitors in the number and quality of the stock, agricultural imple ment. &c., and to the societ y . for the arrangements that had been made. There is a greater influx of strangers into the old town than any ono can remem ber, and the splendid new railway hotel erected at the terminus is thronged with company. DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD IN NORTH ADIERICAr Amounts have bees received from Rupert's Land (ilirdsea'ao bay territory) of a dssolatiag hoed in the Red River settle. meat is Ray lut. Many houses, and bans' fall of grain ' bed brae swept away. This news has reached Lerida" by spacial twee/ of the Hedson's•bey Company, which left , the Hid Ririe is the letof Jose. The water was this I rapidly sabsiding, and the iababitante, who had moved uff offla emir me* es the Won remade, and bed bees living ',' in esol b were party 1 e esters. It was feared that zirry do gegoistfoo would lo obliged to quit dry= dee seeses. 111111 i 11111=1. eibmi ober* solololo lbodoiveo by Yew sod boadog. ii et. so M Y 72 71 21 i$ LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Amount. PA It 14, Ai o. ilk 1 Mone y.. Gpsolog ?Of . Menem. Lowest. Claaing Spar LVlttot II par Conn lOl 70 i 104 60 104 90 104 60 104 00 4 ter Cents. i par Cents 3 par Oasts. New Losei ." "" ". 417„asianneas Lawton :at t, 13 30 : .. 00 sale, IC ... esitan i VirCt. ..... lO4 Mosey_ Naples i Noun ti le s Z ce.t. ii Wein. Do. ss ... ." .. . ..i. Plodsown 3 p.Ct ll6 le ... Treasury Doses ... ... Do. 1, 1833 Pkillll, Auo. 19 .— St. . berasain 1,148- Versailles (right %WO, —; ditto (left task), 337 50; Peri: and Orleans, 1,407 50; Paris and Now, CO ; Ronan and Havre, 363; Ilarselllss and Avignon, 476; Strasboure and Bele, 303 30; Noethent, 637 30; Past- and lint. boars, 631 IS . Pails and Lyons, 737 SO; Lyons and Artesian, liontereas and Troyes, 313 75 ; Guest 600 • Dieppe and Peeemp, 370 ; Paris and ROMII, —; nooks= sare Tots, NI !A ; Meet. palter sal Onto, 030; Grand Coombs, 1,773; Elias et 84. Disko 1 Grey, 540. Basuir, Atm. 17.—Volnntary Loan, 103. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1041; ditto (1852), 1043 ; National Debt, 97 1 . Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 129. Bank Shares, 1071. VIENNA, Atm. 16 .—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 97,(; New Loan (series A), 97 ; ditto (B), 1123; Bank Shares, 1,365. Exchange on London. 11.51. MADRID, AUG. 14.—Three per Cents., 45Z ; after Bolsa, 45, 1 Do. Deferred, 22 13-16 ; after Bobs. 22 15-16 ; Debt (Ist class) 114 c. • after Boles, 11l c.; do. (2nd class), 5 I p. ; after Boise, 5 9-16 c. Bank of St. Ferdinand,lo4l c. Exchange on London, 50.85 p. LOCAL SHARI NAZOISTS. LIVIRPOOL, Arourr 19.—The share market opened a Rood deal firmer this morning, and a steady advance has been realised on yesterday's prices throughout the whole day. Midlands have sold well, and • better demand was observable for the leading stocks. We quote: Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 91 1 d.—Caledonian 20—Eastern Counties, 101—East Lancaakire, 17} c.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 78 7l—London and North Western, 121 i 1 1 }— Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire, 271 8 1 —Ditto (pref. shares), 121—Ditto (61. new preference), 1 p.—Mid land, 731 1 } c. I_l 7311 1 1 c.—Ditto (new pref. 41 per cent.), 3-16 p.—North British, 71 c.—South Eastern and Dover, 211—York and North Midland, 23 1. Mascszavait, Auouar 19.—We have had • fairbusiness at improved prices. Shetheld closed at 26 ' • East Lasca *biro, 171; Caledonian, 19 11 - 16; Preston and Wyre A halves, 101 pr. • Blackburn, No. 1, 61; Leeds, 77 ; Midland, 73; London and North Western, 1211; Doyen, 205.16. -- - --• 811011/1011.11/4, Arousr 19.—This market waa languid to-day. North Stafford' were done at 5 dii., and Shrews bury and Birmingham A's at 91. WISUAW RAILWAY GUARANTEED COMPANY.—An ordinary meeting of this company was held on Wednesday, in the Queen's Head Hotel, Glasgow, Mex. Glasgow, Req., is the chair. The report, which was read by the Secretary, was to the effect that the directors had the satisfaction of stating that the second half-yearly annuity doe the Wiahaw Railway Guaranteed Company, under the Caledonian Ar rangements Act, lti6l, was promptly paid to them on the 2nd curt., and they have no doubt but that all the share ' holders have already received from the secretary • dividend warrant for the amount due, according to their respective interests. The directors, at the same time, divided an ad ditional lam of 4a. per cent., derived from the fund for merly set apart for payment of parliamentary and other expenses. They were enabled to make this distribution in consequence of the bonds given in payment of the arrears having realised much better prices than was at one time ex pected. They also obtained some deductions from certain of the claims due by the company. The secretary had been instructed to divide among the parties to whom the free tioaal shares were formerly allocated the premium derived from the sale thereof. On the motion of the Chairman the report was unanimously adopted. Mr. Hosier and Mr. Ellis were appointed directors in the room of Alec Glasgow and John Tennent, Rags., who retire ; and William Baird, Bag., was re-appointed director for the Caledonian Com pany. The meeting then se_parated. A FREEHOLD LAND tiourrY called the British Freehold Land Society,. established at Manchester, in March, on the same principle as the National, has succeeded so well, that already 1,300 shares have been taken up. This managers have purchased an estate at Didabury, consisting of Sine acres, giving slightly over 4001. per acre, for the freehold, and are dividing it into 136 allotments. [THREEPEIiCE. NINES. THURSD Elrmo. There has not been much business in AY the v mining share market to-day, little disposition being evinced to operate, and the stocks which have lately been in demand do not maintain the full advance. The transactions in gold mining shams were few. New Granada and 15 , c-et Mariposa were a shade dearer. Nouveau Mondes are very firm. Tincroft and United Mexican shares are flatter. Copiapo have been done at 54. THIS DA T. Two o'CLcs. The gold minin g s h ares are steady, but the o re is scarcely any business doing in them. West Mari posa shares are firm at par, and Colonial Gold at vrent. Liw.ing 1 nueinrei ' prices 1 No. 'share. Minas. Paid. yesterday.' today. 100,000 1 Agua Tea -.... all Par lOm 11 100,000 114. An g l o Californias ......... all 4 ipm 10,000 10 Aw.tralaslas....----.. 1 g 11 ~ 1n,400 20 Australian 3 1 1 1 . 4400 1 Australian Freehold 50,000 1 A re M ar l a all ' [ lim kW,. 50 Iraenarron Iron and Cot. al: ... . 109,000 I British Australian 4 ,0141 KM 10 Britalla Ina IS./ - - 10,000 33 Bra% lmp. Om. atilt. pm 214 5I II 0,000 SO Do. Command Colas all - - 11,600 20 lkl. Ot. John Ihe 147 II - - 210,000 1 Canon's Creek all 4Ws pax 11,000 .. Oahr• Chopin Na 100.000 6 Cokmlal Gold Coplapa l4 - - 'woo S Eng. 01 Auxuallan Copper au La Cs ad 20,000 SO General ....„. all - - 31000 4 ;o:den Mountain. 72,000 Grand D uc hy of Badge 11 . 000 Great Polgooth -. all l41 1 pm 100,00: Liberty all 4 pea 10.400 n Lake Ilathurrt... .-- . - all 6 gCa 10.000 Lon. IkCalifor,G.Qta.C.Co all g e dui 100,000 Martguita 10,000 1 Meal.= & Poatliggesrisae 9 1 0 200,000 New Granada 200,000 Nouveau Monde 13 ',0 . ) Port Philip -. 1 A apm 69, 1 00 r aU.UI R0ck.......„...-. sll I dl. par 7 , 90 0 30 Santiago dm Oa .ka . . --..... 104 11 It 30,030 South autrallso»....— 1 i dis per 11,01ki I Tui Croft . 43.171 20. 50: Unitol Walesa .............. all ?a 34 1110,000 1 Woo Maiposa....-........ all di+ par 1 100.44)0 1 Yobs ......-....... p er 3 Ipm MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather still continues unsettled, at the same time but little rein has fallen in this neighbourhood since last market day. The accounts received from various part. of the country respecting the Wheat crop are very deplorable. The few samples of English Wheat which appeared at market this morning were readily disposed of at the ex treme quotations of Monday last; and a large business was transacted in foreign Wheat to town and country millers, at rather higher rates than were obtainable in the early part of the week. Flour sold on fully as good terms as before. Barley was in moderate supply, and the turn dearer. We experienced a good demand for Oats, at the quota tions of Monday, but any attempt to advance prices imme diately checked the sale. Beans and l'eas brought quite as good terms as before. 11111/11VALS MO LONDON MOM 10111 AVG to 20th AUG. 47% &Wish. foottb. lrlsk. torcirr. Wheat Barley 2OO ...... I ' 6220 ur o, 1490 424 I 31110 Malt ..... Flour, 250 sub: 4,723 Loup= Armosi.—Wheat, 113.. 7d. ; 17s. M.; Bye, mu. 10d.; Deans, 1105.17 d.: 7. 2Ss. 345. 1J , 114.; IYPIiAUL .(1-1 Mart. Bar* I Mts. I Rio. 9-soo. Peas. July 10 .. .« 110 5d f 6. 30,119. 94 ilo id 141 ! 04 31. id 17 ... ... 41. 0427. 04110. 114 1100 Id 4. 3430. lld 24 ... ... 40. 7428. 2419. 94 219 94 so 1 , ,d 34. id 31 ... ... 40. 0,127 s 8420. 6d29. 1143 Y id 33. 3d Aug. 7 ... ... 130. 7.137 s 3430• Od no 74 33• 94 30. Ild 14 ... ... 990 76 27. 8419. ad 30. 2433. ?di is 91le 441 • weelgo' Aga. Aver. '4O. 4d 27 4 7419. 114 40e 90c1 31. 0.1 i Ihmr.-971saat. Basler, Oats, Rye, NSW. and Pau, 10. _ _ - • - Mar _ .11 July 17. 311y . 2_3.. July 31. .9 . 71...7 ._ Aug. 14. — 4l 3- ...--, I -41 0 . 1. Ft) 7 ; 1 I 1 I 40 7 . I 771 ~n. . I ... ..... 7... I • ••• ............. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAll.—The public sales are going off steadily. The re sult of the week shows an amount of business below the usual average, without alteration in prices. The refined market steady, at last week's prices. Grocery lumps, 441. to 46e. 6d. Comas.—The trade has bought largely this week, chiefly of plantation Ceylon in the public sales, and prices have been fully supported. Good ordinary native Ceylon sold to a limited extent at 445. Corrox.—A. largo amount of business hu been done during the week, and prices are quoted id. per lb. dearer.; Faciv.—Currants : Good and fine qualities have been in good demand, at a further advance; old Currants of low =sold in public sale, Pram 30s. to 401. Raisin in good In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MAItKET.—THIS DAY. We have a fair supply of Beasts and the demand is scarcely so good ; there is therefore considerable difficulty in maintaining Monday's quotations, except for the choicest kinds. The number of Sheep is larger, and although trade is tolerably brisk, prices on the average are lower. There is more enquiry for choice Lambs, and, being scarce, they are rather dearer. lbe supply of Calves is unusually large ; middling kinds are much lower; there is also a great reduction in tho choicest kinds. From Germany and Holland there are 314 Beasts, 1,830 Sheep, 454 Calves, and 10 Pigs; 400 Beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 120 Mileh Cows from the Home Counties. Per stone of 811 a. a 4.0. 4. Per *am of eau. .. A. 0. (1.. NA Wet., I lorafords— 383 10 NA Da& a Ilf.dxls. l 0 0 0 DM elhort•borns —.. 34 3 8 Diet Loo46•aoots 3 318 &wad quality Hear.— 18 3 2 Do. do. Shot% ()Ly5................ 243 8. Ewe. sa•l•ocond gasalty 2 3 4 P. .... .... •...... 163 8 I Do , do. SWIM 0 0 0 11... 1%.• It Ilalf•bred. 4 - 0 4 2 !A.A. . ... Boma. at o.ark et 1.001; !sheep and Lailol.o, 14,120 ; &I'm 700; PIP. 310. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, with a good demand at the auction at last week's prices. Town Tallow is quoted 375. 9d. to 385., nett; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 395. 6d. to 395. 3d. ; October to December, 395. ; January to March (1863), 395. 3d. COAL MAIIKET.—THIS DAY. Ilolywell, 14a.; Eden Main, 14a. 3d.; West Hartley, 14s. ; {Wall End Hetton, 15s. 6d. ; Walla End Lamliton, 15s. ad. ; Walla End Stewart's, 15s. 6d. '-Ship, at market, as. THE MEDITERRANEAN. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ship Bentinck, Captain J. Soy, armed at Southampton this morning with the heavy portion of the East India, China, and Mediterranean mails, 73 pawn gen, and a large cargo of silks, wool, ivory, opium, &c. Iler dates are Alexandria, Aug. 7th ; Malta, 11th ; Gib raltar, 15th. The British fleet, under Rear-admiral Dun das, consisting of the Britannia, Albion, Trafalgar, Ven geance, Bellerophon, Indefatigable, and steamers Terrible, Fury, Spiteful, and Antelope, were in Gibraltar Bay on the 15th, under orders to proceed on the 16th for Smyrna. The steam screw squadron, comprising Arrogant, Dauntless, Ilighflyer, and Encounter, left Gibraltar on the 11th inst. CRICKET. TIIE GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND v. TILE GEN TLEMEN OF KENT. This grand match commenced at Canterbury yesterday. England went in first, and *cored 142. Kent made 86, with seven wickets down. When time was called the score was: KnOLAND. Hon. R. °denten, b Feeds- lion. IL C. Lefgh, run out risk. W. Nicholson, Esq., c Norton, W. l'neat, Esq., c Edmunds, b b Gaenden 0 30 Wynn B. Whltebead, Esq., b Frede. L liartopp, Esq., a °sends% ricks Laid Guernsey, a Isontlfm, b J. B. Parker, E a rl ., natant 0 Fredericka lO 8, 1 ; Ib, 2; w, 13 E. Balfour, EN , b rontifea .. ti -- 11. Yellows, Erna., bPontilea... .4 142 F. Fredericks, Esq., b Fellow's 0 W. Wyss, Esq., b Palter 3 W. S. Norton, Mq., s Moho:ol eos, b West H. lialltb., Faq., b Fellows 0 N. Fella, Isq, cTredcrolt, b Prcst lt A. Urns, Esq., b Treat E. Edmonds, Esq., b Puke.— I W. 11. Andrews, FA, not out 11 C. Pesti/el, EN., not out I C. V. (heeds, Esq. E. Tss N well, Esq. LEEDS CHAMBER OF CommsweE.—lt will be re. collected by our readen that this body net last week to consider whether it should take any steps cm the subject of the American fisheries dispute. Bach was the diversity of opinion expressed by the members, that it was determined to postpone the question to yesterday (Thursday), and in the meantime, other chambers of coaameroe were to be communicated with as to the course they proposed to take. The result is that the Leeds chamber he., fur the present, determined to take no action in the matter. E 'XI' RE S :- !: l l ~ j . •