The Express. — London, England, 1853-07-06 00:00:00

[TH RE 14, r tE. re .7-41 ebt , ,• •• , "?••• 4 "; C •-•" --------7 . 7 .. e r-) ;.,,• j" 7 .- it.." - f-z.Z--'-0 -I€---- • 1 / 1,..<•• ~..-"' eiv...c„....m1.••••.:. - .. 7 -'.' ~ > --- C:/ ;- ‘•-e- ----' • • • . • . .-- . •••• 1 _,...........-A l er - •r• - (..:.;...-- .....---. .„„ , . . a 0 0 0 0 1. e. /A ?... ..... - ........e__s...mir (4 j e bit 5 0,,, 103 ic , It i No. 2,144.1 . LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1863. ------,_ •---------- ii;uioi is IRELAND. _-------------------- DCllllo:4!nAltATsit Igili.7.lTellsignLEXHlßl- CENTRAL CRI s I D II A N Y AL COURT. SHARE LISTS. ?OREM/ RAILWAYa. tll 3 tamers and Rotterdam 14 1 die ... 20 $ BeMiess to Gralesessac.. 1 04 dig _ o „,. e t t , to.blic. on IHURADAT, July 1 5 4 4 , 5 1t 4 17. , untittiu,t wig a C0 T. Mr . .... t 1) , f , Christ ii t .„ 7 „„. E mma. 3 s goyim Bastin /aortae, t if The railway market taday, although decidedly u se 1020 .. acile jis ou gjigallimgc.Bl.44.4c.:... 14 1 S 1 9 pen 14.reesi.4 and Chrlet CLurth ealbcdrab OLD COCET.-Baroaa Ka. Jr-nce TALP4I:IIO. I g g; :o0 Se seei.ted by the Members of the wholia. of the Dahlia Charles etu,iiingAans, •49, surgeon, Janes Thompson better, responded to the rise in Consols less actively 26 s oasts mats .. .„ .• x li le Currie, 47, surgeon, and George Thomas. 3.3, chemist, were than the other departments of the Stock Exchange. "" 2 ; 441.6 0 , 18.168 g unik ii• *** •• ji j: ~P l 2 Nu, J e..netlew. • 13 , 1 .41 tot mei TICKETS (available Ste a Itsontb) are now indicted for aseaulti"g Eliza Norden, with intent to procure The heavier stocks are favourably affected to the ex- i 3 2reat Islam thearse,... 1 lie, Memel al 0 -a :° ll ° lna ll s4 " l '"' her miscarriage. let Clam Nut Clam In other counts the prisoners were charged with ad- advanced of Ito 1 per cent ., and the lighter shares have re to .kaue Dime. ee Fran. 4 1 pa loi lwo ;Fortes Mattoon Ed 10 0 ES 5 0 , lO Grand Tin* ef Canada v i ew" toaeom, Gull. Bristol, CerIMM 66 0 55 0 ministering noxious medicine to the prowcutrix with the '`"vanced from kto 3 per share, but the present - sharesumileada.- ... - - 251 ~,t,,,,4 wIV err, Cheltenh.on, Gloucester Sl3 0 411 e like Intent. stagnation of business in this market has prevented 30 4 all 3L 11 105420111•101161. 4Mai 9* Parry and Mr. Sleigh conducted the prosecution; 3 ,,,,,,0,nt, Noel, Leamington, Coventry, 3 5 0 4 _ 0 Mr. more marked sympathy with the general improve- "i ... i f ...... 20 ,,y A D5.1111611. ""*.,,,,V 87 , 3 7 ; di . t ^c• w * Serjeant Miller, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. merit of the home. At four o'clock tho market 21 13 - ----- ""' - ieniensiows ..7 - - : gi • T ir...ertumplos, asikeradi. Laois Mut. Duncan were counsel for the prisoners. e..:J. 0 , 11 Die (Railway) ..., .. 4 41 Rant''. .:, Wassinglews - ffilerillacelts The facts of this cue are not of a nature to admit of C 4 11 . an:2 . -.....--......« 44 • 310 0 being given in detail. It win be remembered that the 5 3 Do . (0i5 . e1) . ..... ...... •... If II 1 .0 ,,,...', ( - beget .......... 44 0 35 0 prosecutrix was • • young girl twenty-two years old, the THIS DAY.-Two O ' CLOCK 10 4 Do. 6 per et. Preference 1 1 di, 33,y ..e..atis the leddem 10 wowed to ebewter. Bailees, nabilla daughter of respectable parents, who kept a ledging-house in The railway market has ruled quiet all day, yes- ro 7 9 4 t r al seraa 9.9 • 9l . 99i .. ter . 19 ... "99 .. - II 21 pro OA tLe Lwow of Edlarley, sad hick again to the guitarist which Ely-place, Holborn, and that she was seduced by the Ltk•e. w Autos. Rev. George Campbell Gordon ,the curate o f Bt. terday's tall x being generally supported, without any 01l 1$ stela Anta . sta.. . ... - - Mr e. h..! eof nab lAA ?owlet Tidtet to entitled to have Booed to especial variation. Since the advance in C,onsols, 1: f, t i- ,;,,&. ~T. 4 ,' ' L . et- Is. ) 74 74 A ~,, Aka. 4 2 . gy e . t i.g.,,,, Dgmin. inat em rt g,, eg g ,‘" Andrew'', Holborn, who was lodging there. It was that, finding however, this market has strengt h ene d , and at the le 1., Icethera or Treace., y ' Wicklow, keareare and Glen alleged on behalf of the rammer x 35 331 351 i Ilea pr ;fru r t . ' rese r 9.rt ana-m- tor t the journey from Inahl.n to Renee, herselfvery ill, she applied P to the i t:* contd. 2° 14 st .' : rtr r .f ., 3• l l . i°,,, •: .," 4 „ t ' he°6 ,,,.. ) 1: I Ti e 'ibe 1 . .. t• e he ureton to the Gwen. Clawetwals mead from Do*lia to Gal- who was ussisant to a chemist in Leather - lane, Holborn, and that h he l t d old her h he could recommend her to derabie rise. Northern are quoted 331 to 361 ; and r . ki!. Pavia and 14°m - .. 11 1 464 I°° of toe t r h o e te 9 bful th of a ticket le presented, gratis, with ra copy°, the o cr .rlilsorntgehrti,outirdnitshgattaasmhe who ORDINARY a restrated (tut Young's...a Handbaok," compiled sole.y for the.e l in g :e n e t Vlol2 4 l7y w illt o :Zeta p t u o t th Strasbourgs, 36 1 to I. Orresos ... .. 41 43 Isom2o se Serie and Isom ... .. 40 41 lie nese awl wet accurate Information afestbd at the Chester went by the name of Smith, and ' aleo to Currie, and accord. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Met 1114 0,111 0101111 111 7 Otlke, 32. Westland -law, Make- 440 also beg to the evidence of the pro-ecutriz the prisoner upon 10 f.:3l4,o6er.ssielwieboial ,41 ma alleadshesee nehle," page 123. several occasions committed acts of violence upon her per- 416 IPE Muni sermm eels 404 71 !amebae me aterasee .:. 4 els far aeswevs- Yesterday. to s P.ss• 30 80 deem end EOM ..... le 19- .--- - e son, which formed the ground for the present prosecution. ik. g o - ... --- 20 3 Royal DM* it 1,14.U5eTtRA.61..2 G F T an i e s l thex=oEN:fi.-nrLetht f 0 ` 44 lwzicasduoptii.tnletttetheoeurseof country , the o r he ese world tiat havethe R ev il . la 'aa a t a riim maiik a ii .. .. l " 14 /6 6 : eludedALTF tdin sou present indie w tte n nt. we went to peas, sad Ill 4 is sol an reh omuw eealvAollossre s str .. i: :I ril dis 5 2 Royal Frei 20 0: Jambe aad beare._. , 1 81 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer. - - 871 I t tail e : t ; imulotr . 7 ..... all ~.......7„,: pmmuk aid ir ld 7 ruai ale ce. ": l = rw A it wasThlelkely2s I loath !Agora of Trews - - 1 to lost until late. 20 6 Achthers affront 4 5 ym U Ii) Do. de. de. EH- 34 31 db 20 Is. Upper Whiten, •'•••»• Ipm iPm r reennee teem Imam papa emu IS per emit et hod.- -- -- - -- - - Bt. too ibletalleml Rube ... .. 100 101 lau west Makes i 0 t 10 lo Do. Sj per . Cent. Prong. - - die sou 3; COLONIAL B.4NK. et. 100 Calegenlan .. 671 671 671 1 t lillit sad trmtfa,aalale teat 1. DOWGATE-111 b irAl l , w ei tr iali also W e ' whib SHIP 51 all Chselar ME IfilybQ .. 211 211 10 le wooers or Ironer- . 8 10 2 Western of Switzerland- 1 9 die t EBAIIII !‘ t ( , ) , g t ice.uuld 1: . 1 Mt be dm, Weida Rainy aseprasrw the Yesterds et y o , ee th i e n 3 th ls ie t half - k yearly p Vi e erul at t m he eet u io n g do o n f r, r: r ui l l l s =f s i be •: . I : i s 1 43 101 10 8 Tubed 1 1 ale f Tavern, pro pri etors opsgate-street ; when the following statement l3 dd Dur a ls s 3 ss4sss ffiglkamlAbse . : 5 5 i of the assets and liabilities on the 31st Dee., 1652, showing 25 all RIM fai NINES. 9 t • also the profit made during the half - year ending at that la all D 3 Ols ha tll 11 sad 84. il 4 --.. I --.,,..4 ... ; . •"` period, sou presented b the directors, in accordance with ii ° 1 .1,1 haws loll B ll‘ r , ,L ... .. •19 124 131 TUESDAY BvlNDrs. / - 11_,i,,k .1 i'.lll•k the requisitions of the c harter: (leleLE.o6) .. 111 111 We have again to re . port a dull business in the !, Debts: - Circulation , 169,7941 .; deposits and other liabi- 25 all Do. deb 11 mud 0 Mei . , 51 81 81 a market for British mining stocks, although the in- 1 .4§ -. ...5> . .., - ttik , lities, 961,9711. 18s.; paid-up capital, 500,0001.; fund to St. 100 art hurl es .. II 72 quiries for good dividend mines continue, with few meet bad debts. 108,545/. 151. 7d. ; profit, 16,6761. 4e. 4d. ; 30 MIA al W• 1• 31811 SO 33 sellers offering. The sales reported to-day are , total, 1,756,9671 17s. ltd. St tee 1141abeiroltaml rilhgrr . .. 70 ril TEN. -Bp gi q'Lßa mon al I n ittz we sPti t tent. titrAnnueloun:i4Sol7l2lll-lEli4;9ira6n,aeld.a3na‘irl;u pym , w p d o u n e h to he th , e tok b o l o nll t in g 11 1 1 3 1 = t11311 . 1, : ma r r w a r L dir. 22 so_ Devon Great Console, at 37 7,i 380 ; Wheal Tre- , lawney, 62f • West Providence;so ; Alfred Consols, '' ban in 17 1 e. 7 . 7 ... ...., 7: . ,:f r ii . ,......... e5t 7:=:.:TAwarallirl sassing ite colonies, ,;e hasten, & e. , et ....1 .2iz credits iia6 sad 4 dc.o. current ei;aonn kpia ccounts , r premise re. E .„mtl .. . 2 lre rir- li ? t ... I F: ,5 eitere, it London sad the colonies , 10,3751 . 19s. Zd . ; sow, et toe 4..11.= w..,....;:: .. : l!i i i t to) I 191, 20 ; Bedford United, 61 • Wheal Robins, 41, 1; ; Wheal Venton, 3f, 4 ; Whealbuskus, 305., 31e. ;Bic- 1 ton Consols, 1. The gold mining shares were dull all the morn- i t ing, but became firmer in the afternoon, in sympathy , lea If it IrM Berth Esdrs E L tirb"ll7:44:seti- The aeztitawerm4 eveEni all 1182 2 56" t 0 9 1. 8 e PLLPIleat ta .nira t i ' d.w"l ons f fi re observeire to from the above statement ra11 4. 1 11l De. Tharita lancer 1111. ... ..... It 71 1 4 1 14 5 pm 7 4 4 : with the rise in the other departments in the house, 3 sksrpmdgeew in and finally closed at an improvement. At four I wlewereereene rolim_mde a fire°,..aumuld eau. w a _, but report had been realised, and they had good reason to !!! 4 1 t 4 Ds. MS •* • S aks i ll a ll dim II! 416 .14 1 1 8 4 i t par aaPare a r vak a :. % mai ' ulue lr i r mime, f i "7 . ,=',.... tICIPZ frolle h a a p d pcianc t e h of the accountj at the bran? '' o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 to 13 prem.; l thatvet their relative 50 all Lade Iterlhers -.. - 11 15 ;fa ei Port Phillip, 3.16 to 1-16 'dux ;British Australian i trolls tem the seems and s ' o c f the half ear j u' ust e a n r il: ' d, re re r e t ro " P ek."ll ,r n" - " 'c= at lea herb obpeanraiionwGold, 1 to 1 die. ; Great Nugget, 1 to 11 prem. ; =l,7 l r i all g ern a olthe as4 gf a x iii res talab selea lm eil Sieterathesilet would be no less favourable. As regarded all doubtful de- St. IRO Loa. Ilrlyktes, 111 IL Omit lOU te44 Ague Fria, 11 to 13 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 13-16 i r: awes tbsettne oi. i s ea u arizedi Imes IslgeZerd i r g : s t pienci to th w d e irec u lo t n o t h h a e d an t t o ic ra a tJ on t e h t a i t ie th: a c d ol i nt l i e o r ns to 11; 1 0 2 1 1 31• 4 i Llikelli.... wes te r.... lir 6 1 .1 . 114 i i to 13-16 prem. Nul l b.alabl„...b ea ,.. s ., ad t Z taimdl ....,,, th ,.. 115 die wmu iwatt4 .,..„Abd ial " Illimmilma m d m i b. LI continued ormc, but for the reasons assigned on previous occasions 10 I Lewis. Do. itmah a lLeati B.(C 1 11 0 „ Metcalfe copper shares rose 11. to-day, closing 53 .---prciii:sati'7reof-rti-ve---ps-ratlon.- - -To - - teamainedintly at - " - they felt it to be their duty to recommend the proprietors b i t L ai Ele, :39 81.61. ... W . Nam .. ... : 9 41 dim " I to 4 prem., and the other West Indian descriptions di. OR=VENOR-STREET. LONDON. to adhere to the rate of dividend as last fixed, and tonal- 40 44 De.„ SO . .........4 $1 die sympathised with the rally Port Royal left off 1 1 to, Gay-street, Bath. quently proposed that out of the nett profits of the half 25 all Losdandam7 Is Oalermus 11 13 to I , '- , prem. Imperial Brazilian, St. John del Rey, $4, Gratager-strest, Ne ws tlate-Tyas. year ending 31st December, 1852, which amounted, accord- II , 411 .„ liandawkessatswalmea 28 1 8 4 2 10 15 Copuipo, and United Mexican shares were all better, mg dente above statement, to 16,6761. 4s. a dividend ° A 'l' 4 Da. Vase - - die but National Brazilian and Santiago were lower. RIG ,. I;I O I3I: 2 IS I• EL 4,, T u Z L E c eRD hislY WATER, TERj or 41: 6 1 ,0 1) = 1 1 be - t l pe lar t a e n d nu o m f 0 1! th p e er oa c i e d nt u ., pyin Libecaig,T, r atelteecorpoorfa3t.".:, t. to o inti....d...z..a...7.,..... 74:4 a 701 1 1 The closing prices of new undertakings are as 1111.& wmt • follows: Melts:turn. Gold, i to 4 per share ; = 6. • a" ° Lt. an D a m urm irriaat t MI mi.i Esitasoth =a4 6 added te the fun i d .. to . meet nire lad debts, which would increase ei t e . t r o t Dese MeV iligla:•• ...... - 64 - 67 Australian Consols, 2 LO 4 dia.; Monarch Gold seem mil es he De tube • MU the siatount to 11 ‘,7211. 19s. t o t. 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Neel prises Best es 00P , 13111.11esn In answer to a question as t the late defalcation on the 4 4 iilla m ,==k, r ,, 4 ._ i _Ma Ist ; ioll4,oreireurfribeet, part of a clerk, it was stated to be wader 1,000 t., but it se y D a y, 7 and Iles.. If $ Mining, Ito 3 per share; Lewis Hill Range, was questionable whether the securities could be made to * an =feireeqpilatilloi. 8 9 fto 3 per . share ; Albion Gold, 3 dim. to par ; W O . OL LEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, refund the money. 11t. IN ...• .• Lake Superior Copper, 1 - dia. to } prem.; Cologne we for As th ma. Coughs , ariath. an e/adtea l pietorm Ammo.. 6.6 kw comom ( s r: 1 7 bias is a t hopeAßesou r some p re= at, discussion, under Ithethaed course isttlf whi ; h th g e I t : i l a i 3 h l4ll% 11. alWroi•iiis i6G; 5 .1 4 - nit Lead, Ito 3. dim ; C arberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 dm.; Connemara, par to 3 prem. ; Glenanlin, 1 to 1 die. ; Imam 1 0 1 7. 30 3 = 1 " °11 6 le so b , S U° ba d ira r is er = n ut e i er gh O t zezto e r n o t l ete J t r am at o ca -fle e . 0) 13; 0 1: b y te - , a better feeling 1 l a t pc D arai t te i . .., :,.. ..._. au oddment Sulphate of Barytes, I. to 1 per i shary Lac or ~ tzs r ai pen =dierit a p ie: is i l ry a *um a ci. .. at adpted, ran i tha business terminated. 5 I De. IL =teed 4 - 4 -1 5 15 Copper, 4 to 3 prem. ; Obernhof, 4 to , prem., n a vii Ewaaß grr we sea vas is a pi r emp l ir d s ly b rzl i zz, i lirr;,.. -ffl irtr a : - ,7=4 EXPLOSION O L F O A SS B O A F IL L IT F A E Y ENGINE AND i e s° 6 4. 1 1 E , ber o Asmi LW 66 :4Mt i i:i a i l 8 1 pm 44 ft 4 ' tams Gold, 4 to }per share ; Poltimore, Ito I lwr, at wi . g t tp die. ;British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, 1 to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 23 to 3 prem.; Qreet «. Of N New Linares, ; dim. to par. ;Great Hwn United Tin, 7. 1 ornardv.4olll4oTolltjgAraB.liAce 2T i li s l ioni - B . buy:trio, oyeevrenetivngraluday.tw AYLESBURY ,asted brought inquiry,t .. a J t• 1. terming- h s i . ch F. . IF : IMILAWL . eamalffra. ssettfi moans ..... a ii a l l 11 l dis 15i 4 gu_k dim. to 3 prem.; New South Wales Coal, I to 1 eel die. ; Aashslasian Coal, * to 4- die. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), i to 1 prem. ; " Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 53 to 51 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 11 to. 1 .4 P_mfi mom NOM eria say strop I hue Whale empil 4 =. Au a hem Mr..R w icke t tr ije o r f a Do t t r h t e on 4 w e h o c t i mi w ry as s k ia il t r on by ezfl aa oE e n a n ol r e f ;1 0 1 e4 r111:1 7 :0 11 F2 ...." ~ re 194 stow meg bebusests for amstembid sodL'Aigle d'Or, 3to 1 die.; London and Vir gi n i a Gold UMW , Esc , To M.". 12 and S. 001 . 003 e 111011111 . 1 e, North Ivestern Company. The driver of the engine, 10 1 4 Wien «. .. 4 ► S ft and Copper, par to 4 prem. • Brucutu Gold, par to 4 bassladnet. London; shin Moe 11 . 4 m s en, raj ha sod .. Henry Fleming, was severely injured. 56 Id Ifleu ela r i De:wa ... ... .. 19 21 M. ; Aubin Coal ant Iron,par to 3 pm.; New 111 , di 3 . 61.11 %,.._,".„..... 11°. 56 " 2 g,„.0. 6 • 41& ',.........1.,, , ,i. i'VAW- The circu %enema of the accident may here be briefly Ao Bl ' M N saii iinth r eli sh . ''' "" " :II 1 1 TO pre u ee• --- • ,-- e -- -- - - - P0 , 651 . detailed in a narrative form, as they came out in the course so is th Yesist.iiikv;DX . Is id" So th Wales Gold, 3to 1 per hare ; Mount Carbon Coal, I to 1 dia.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, panto TII II D A I LY NEWS.' The Aylesbury brunch contains only a fa 5 Ditto ditto of the gl e r i 7o7l:ii, and • - - joins the main trunk at Cheddington. 25 all Shei k as 11=B: . 1 3 33 Obsim. lamisa Igera l g T ri ligig i. :Nis bead of the 1.1. From the fi rst moment when the line has been worked 31 2 ° Inland" 3 pm. ; Great Crinnis, Ito 1 prem. • ; Kenmare, 3 to 3 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par in ~a „ ,„;,_ 10 17 Vale of Souk ... „. "a itaida test tha D etlecestlng free 40=11111111 hilts Madre down to the period of the accident, the practice bush-et Drib* 20 alt Waterbed mid =9 9 to }pre m.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, Mus a and 11l lawn• sod Peselall /Ulm% visas , rabl ol . Bosl alt ling luggage trains from Aylesbury has been to attach bjj as w alia a m a and . 30 32 i to I prem. ; Liguanea of Jamaica, Ito 1 prem.; , sr esgmbliceL a break immediately behind the engine, end servants 10 14 West Cornwall - _ , la the slut awl vitae edits Generallfewe.-b the asewraey of in conveying cattle by these trains have been placed in this IS lib. Wlatiodoe and Croydon - - 11616 111 011.4 11 17 is d 6.6le• truthluil. lad halm" liarader a ill ffi . break, end as many as a dozen servants have been 10 1 Woodford sod nett and Moseley, 23 to 21 prem.; Adelaide Land and break. In pamenger °I. I n Talktguraldshillyil6 6 5 69 d i a Gold, Ito 03 dm. ; East ladian Iron, 4s. to 6s. per ripor s i rp o t n tia!:lty, st ilailway, end Neasehry is, Artistes.= titnconawnt reach zt t : ol d o ir upkt taote iagton t Lo hat n ta sliz ei th it e d wtheintiliuggag, traine earrisges .. It ls St itioi;T De.0.17..zi enslsos l.ti.. 7lt 2i . sei i share. - e ap ressm anili f=re l arga b y le glog immt a irm a rs i t l ir = such hengtitetke pasties 7(aa ire heieg i nu regular e luggage e a are trainno l l o e ue es r ezis s e i c , l u" to - THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoni. Ipillibelerqshive.PßETEENS= =ARM. The gold mining shares to-day are rather firmer, It Minim NNW rte' as lefty : d eapeper Melba the every night at ten o'clock, and for an hour previously the .. 10 , Abeam . 92 94 'Mae Unit eselsae, and has stump Ulm to whims passenger offices are entirely closed, and the only parties in """ • all anwassu N 0.2,7 per Ct.! 88 91 but as yet there is no real recovery in prices. Cola definsive advettainlab. charge of the luggage carriages and engine are the police- as. too Bristol& teeter 4 parCt.' 107 109 nial gold shares are quoted 1 to 13 prem.,. Great Da lo 3 42111 Esom balm° *Ow Int SOW ° et dam r" man on duty, the driver, stoker , and engine cleaner, and a St. IGO °debates 110 ... 4 107 1 , 9 Nugget Vein, 11 prem. exactly ; and Ague Fr* 1;!, 14.31:11: to year 1149 10 as by • . In tor clerk, while the locomotive foreman of the station is 15 15 punter mad Holyhead „I 19 2O which it will In sem that Min u li eW la t =NI bp sism then •-° within call. On the night of the accident the deceased was .ai 9, Poirk_ead.,..., 1 „_. ' I ail Per prem., buyers; Nouveau Monde are just buyers at stxt7 Vara) 68A il ay. Valsbillial aellbeed. almmeN s..o,ll4d. the only passenger on the break, end he bsd taken his 's ''' .w a '" 4• 5"`";17, 18 ":"""'', 64 al 4 prem. Kamm Csamocul 4 5 5 44 Australian Agricultural shares are firm at 71 to 73. beams Tear 1779 Mr . . engine immediately in front. He was proceeding to town 5 5 'oo. do. (1417 per m.. Peel River have improved to 23 to 21 prem. ; North Illestrome imam , 3 3,, ,17°1 mai d e ....."" in charge of a cow. The process of shunting was going ri i : Do. de. (71. 17'47 pee Ct. 4 t British Australasian are quoted 3to .;, prem. ; and DAILY =WS W a w a on, and the engine driver was in the act of ascending the itast.Cce.nate. 5 pa„Nol II H i ps IlsemEwned emistesesea of thin-alas J , Mho do: No .2 11 2 5. a Scottish Australian Investment, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 au r a mo o r mamm a b y a aaa aamp o n; *A engine , e The door ‘ o l i oo lin r g o t f ht t i he rnat en l: i n n e e rz e , " wh t tn e anneuxerlhosuirsout opentoo it 75 i De. ma a pie mat reap. it L I prem. United Mexican remain flat. Ma. Iigus"I"IIBMAIdandshiSEEMSEIMS-es• lcNiso mealy ty th ' e exp l os i on, an d , as Gantrip was immediately opposite , 5 n Iwo." ppm Wens ilm4ll leek Cicely. Butner Wee, done M o r toinsi lm a llk om aalselr m alles dano. lbsr le r 555 Nr ua ll= t it was subjecte d w to oo th oo e i t i l l i d ec o ltr o g r e to ol fo st n e y am , on a t te ho ho w t o a s s m ile: : :t. \ 10000 1 41. 2 4 1 0 rea, 5455 4 55 5117 51515 ....;i i t 15 11 4 1 No. Shane Moms. Pald. Yesterday. to.clay. havin --- d a W r Pgr, its gelded Men tban al mneigsmismili lb semi r eZ liietre to ie jury to n e te t n i s a u e t e a Backs o n red t n z e fo r ra r y t e r ili tt d t a oi l , 76'776.1847:4741045y55/ 11 , 1 llt " nt 100,00 e 1 Ulm nu all 11 11 sea 21 y f s a . r where a long tin he :e, and it g3o,ooo I tAaglo Auserallaantold all 1 ale par 911611161110100,000 Ito. rttigloCelitcsatan 10,000 10 tAtstralastan aalia"lnaa bilis Willa 1 arse was Riven in these t e rms: 0 ! 8 41Wmtlbehflamtais pa 71 To be ordered4oo=lerm4444444. jambs. Os Offise. 10. "That the deceased Joseph Gun rip came to his death IR.; 11116 1 0t.WeelosiellnahVe. P 5 tal 20,fiee ID tAutrallan from scalds received by the bursting of the boiler of the ILI ir .... :74 4 ~,,, 60,00 1 1 alstratisn Cordillera R. i r R ttiONEBUSILTIt:tz. Tha NE W W BEn ITOoLUME ed ldtegt ■ vlsms. 4ra of byw tl i t t : Di t n ot i p e an N y 'o :b 7 u S tl o tLe t h l ;u e ry Lo. a d v o e n umerous it " n an o t d . su: i ie r fe h n l t v e e v s i t f len n ee h ß b !l i a r ' . iii i 1:: . Dm graT l s ,B gtilL 15 t 100,000 I A ve Yresbeld .. all 4 die them to e 30,080 1 Ave Maria em to n cause 145 2014600 1 Britlalt Mouldiest Golf all all {din d" NAM 20 eltritisblros 13.5 9 Metier, will be gmbil Yr . sad led on Nolulal mist wiW the Pi nt 'ion." se I 5 lieweerweesons. sie 4 10,000 $3 tfiraaimmismatsl.pa 541 4 41 • VelumaCialeroleh 10 11 • d Ludas : gni* Eldiss, end C0.,63., Omaha "The jury most strongly reprobate the practice of Rev 1 , all 4sarkseezeo idi 124 Ist 6,600 30 Das.Comesandaliabe all 112 41 a 1 i ell mittiog any person whatever travelling with goods trains, ...?, __ , 11,400 20 Do. St. torn Del Day to si 31 , le mea.seetaises. et e 9 110,0011 1 Canon ' s Creek all ICs 1 pro R. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, when placed in a break next to the engine, the danger of 1 0 0 Da. saw g ia ... . i o n 15 1 1%001 se Coln P 4. Ortkoke, Aatteespirleal. L ead Orletimg, Lk ma; y pm, such a practice being proved , by the death of the deceased, a 3 D a. is ... ... .. i a am 100.000 0 tC0t0u1aM........ I 1I 1 Pro 3 a and admitted by the fact that it is not suffered in passenger "4 6° =ft chg em=elift 11. - 751 ' us . Catnap l4 101 114 a WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND ATOID. trains. St MI 350000 St. 143apper Inners of Eng all 02 70 O u.'Ditto Prebruse ........ par IPm "The jury consider that the superintendence of the Pk $ . . 5 , 000 10 +Do. Pref. 74 wont all 75 pm Y urn= TO TOCNO MRI 4. Aylesbury Railway station, after the master I ii, i s St , 100 N 118 118 70, 05 u 5 tangeammeralumOoppt all 414 dim 111. ' flt t 100 De. Of Fr et. Pref. mei 115 122 Great Nugget Vets an 1 14 Pat 3 2 HOW TO BR HAPPY. vez t inecient." 3 I all I D0.W= 1 , 1•2 •Pe - - I°° .' " 1 1 no.seetsteres - „ re. Hayes , the agent of the North Western Company, 10 i 6 I DE . • .. Olio 4pm • so,soo 10 aleiteral MORAL AND !STOICAL INJOTILIST Cle LITZ. informed the jury that their suggestions should certainly be ei.. ice 'Soria Saha ... ... ... 115 117 12,500 1 Wand Derby of Bedm all Idle par v. attended to. IS all North Smilordakire ON SPECIAL mum. It, 100,thdost, Weemeter, and 100,00 C 1 Lake Bathurst ell I $ dis n.I Wolver.4ls.6perlhat •-• - 1 60,0* 1 Liberty g THE LNSTITCTES Of MARRIAGE LITZ. METROPOLITANprojectsof PARKS.-Tho - to , aui ix tm ditto ditto 1 1 IPm 9,001 3 tLiaarte vu. sent day appear t o examples Min us unworthy of the noble be- 5 5 wselintrut .NewOuar. 1 1011 . 01 60.000 I LendooliCallf ern. Grid DIMAS= OP WINIT.B.. queathed to us by . The lot-that our ancestors las hat. to of Batter - 15 ' Shrews. (Nor . ili Chaster .W Oa. a Quarts Cradling a ll •113• sea tt Marsh," in 4on to contra.distinc • Battersea-rise, hie w h 1 * Ce '. M.) * per nt. .. ir4 tsi teems 1 Mongolia all 1 li. Par UNIJIAST DIJANOZMULNIIMIRIPATION. amt RENON& to 10Oust Do. S pee ... ... 1 Pal 30,000 10 InexleasiSt.Amerisaa 974 71 71 has cost 200 , 0001 ., andwill , - IR 0 Ilesth Dates .. . . . ... ISt 154 61 net ' I New Granada , ca. awl a. more to accomplish the design of bringing it, by means of ais 11l Dino New Par iPm 100,000 1 Nonvemi bands 1 ere man% 11151, me 111007411 La/1316. 1 vols., la Usk. new bridge, within reach of the bulk of the population-is, 141 all hulk Easters (Rearlbs 30,000 10 Non Ihella Nixing and la perhaps, the least propitious. • kiret, because 1 1 is obvious ... I Aster 1L1E............ Ilmaittai 5 - - die HTDZOPA TNT ; OR. THE COLD MAT= Clllti that in a Bat no horizon or distancebe can enjoyed, if bat L'• I m e° .1 311 4 I.ll ‘ '"-***** 9 l i tt 100,000 5 )set .... lberweed. 11, Perrnarewaren; Cservelho. 147, Tiseadreet_ ; Ermaa labyyintb, '' "" '''''''' I% 21 0 30,000 1 Clubs a bush intervene; a fiat is a p ro p e r site for s oor 50 +Rhyswey_ Iron ....„. all 26 r VA OseshlD l, end an barimalme ter cd It. R. Cabana, M.D., 10,1 3 W ' 1 die par if to, Beam rarest, who map he aorraltol deity from la all 5, where in a small spume •a narsterY of extent mil b 0 0011- st. too Yczot e r h osissA Di,. .15 tDittc New EU S. trived by art, as in Vauxhal Gardens or the Perk of Erns- el Zsg.perbi. lc! 104 7,e el SO Satitlarc &Cut* l6l 41 31 sea, and ten acres will as well effect this as a kris- 17 SNM 1141111 Si 04 Fula ii ow 30. 1 mouth Australian alt 1 die par dred; while heights and undulation enable us to appre- 11 13 ToellO 6,000 10 Tin Croft Sprig SEA Horse.-The half-yearly general ciste extent, to vary and beautify landscape, and, above -- 13,174 MASI Waller Mexican 76,900 1 Waller ell 4 dis 4pm scenery by the bird's-e • wart of proprietor , was held yesterday, at the South Sea all, to command the surround ing . y LINES LEWD AT TINED RENTALS. 10%000 1 West Granada Rouse, Threadneedle-street, _ ekirles franks , Esq. (sub- view. Secondly, because a bridge such as is here required didum geaduoussweara (tenani 1 109.800 1 west Mmlrwes...... - all I 1 nto • -. -A , _,-- --A ..... ill k. t...a. teal harrier to easy and I 116 LenokelElll.Wletenn I 106 101 1 lOS 100,000 I Yale ........... . all ji al 4 1 No. Isb.l METROPOLITAN PARKS.—Tho projects of the pre sent day appear to us unworthy of the noble examples be queathed to us by our ancestors. The last—that of Batter sea " Marsh," in contra-distinetion to Battersea-rise, which has cost 200,0001., and will, it is said, cost at least 200,0001. more to accomplish the design of bringing it, by means of a wow bridge, within reach of the bulk of the population—is, perhaps, the least propitious. First, because it is obvious that in a fiat no horizon or distance can be enjoyed, if but • bush intervene; a fiat is a proper site for a labypinth, where in a small space a mystery of extent may be con trived by art, as in Vauxhall Gardena or the Park of Brus sels, and ten acres will as well erect this as a hun dred; while heights and undulation enable us to appre gate extent, to vary and beautify landscape, and, above all, to command the surrounding scenery by the bird's-eye view. Secondly, because a bridge such as is here required has been, and ever will be, found a real barrier to easy and agreeable communication . it constitutes in effect a terri torial boundary, with all its antipathies, marking castes u distinct as the Romans and Transteverines, the Quartier Chausse D'Antin end La Cite; de Paris, the Houses of Par liament and Lambeth. Victoria Park, and even llighbury and Finsbury, situated as they are in populous districts, are better, but these are scarcely 60 feet above the Thames, and consequently lack the advantages derivable from height. If we mule a circuit around the rapidly increased suburbs of the metropolis, we can find no spot concentrating so many advantages fur • public park as Hampstead Heath; indeed, it is unique, and may challenge the great cities of the world for a parallel suburb. Its height—no less than 426 feet above the Thames—commands views extending over the vast metropolis from east to west, to Shooter's Hill on the one side, and on the other to the Surrey and Berkshire Hills, embracing Windsor Castle and an inter vening country of surprising beauty and variety, and pro verbially healthy. Its sandy sail, of vast importance in our humid climate, insures at all times a dry and healthy recrea tion-ground ; and in accessibility to all classes from all parts of London, it is unrivalled already, and the pro jected lines of rail from the east of London will render it still more convenient. It has long been the school for landscape artists : it is to London what Fontainbleau is l'aris, and the extent to which its picturesque beauties, undulations, and the wildness of the Heath, are enjoyed by the humbler cleaves on sundays and holidays is refresh ing to behold.—Tlus Builder. ADMIRALTY, JULY 5. ArPolNTmENTB.—Acting- Assistant-Surgeon H. Ley, to Victory ; Midshipman E. F. Kerby, to Venreiss. Song Bla Hotan.—The half-yearly general court of proprietors was held yesterday, at the South Sea House, TbreaJneetle-street. L'harles franks, Esq. (nib governor), took the chair. Mr. Gibson, the secretary, read the usual account of the clear revenue end profits of the company for the half-year ending 6th July, 1853. The I Chairman said the accounts had been prepared in the usual way, showing the income of the company to be 146,4221. Ild., and the expenditure 81,8621. os. Orl. leaving a Wanes in the company's favour of 61,2601. 14s. 2d., from which a dividend on the capital stack of It per cent. for the kaltyear would be made payable in the usual , after which a balance of 1,1611. 19s. 9 d. would remain to the credit of the company. There being no other business the court adjourned. SCOTTISII LAW OF ARREST.—We are informed through a private and authentic channel that the govern ment has trued a commission to John Hill Burton, Esq., advocate, to inquire into the law of arrestment in Scotland, and also into the truck system and imprisonment for debt. —.North BritirA Mail. ADDITION TO TRINITY COLLEGE, DVIILIN. The building about to be added to Trinity College, Dublin, will he 160 feet long, 94) feet wide, and 60 feet in height to the alVti. It will contain ten lecture-room., mcst of them about 38 feet by 30 feet. In the upper story there will be two lofty museums, 84 feet by 36 feet, and a drawing-school 72 feet by 23 feet. The ball and staircase will display in their column% and fitting% the marbles of the country. The ex terior will be of Portland stone. The style which has been adopted by the architects, Meters. Deane and Wood ward, t% the Venetian Cinque Cento. The design is founded, to a certain extent, on the front of the Pli_,_ l ".? Dario, Olt the Grand Canal, Venice . given in 0" math volume, p. 202, and that of the Casa Visetti, in the same voles% p. 423. It will be a novelty with as.— The Beadier. (lewd te Lesaoak N.Wetternll ICaydaidale )anatlos (lurid 1004•00nlim)••• I Sintliseoleadiusz.fp.Ct,l Weet Grans la Wrot Yahs ..... , t Trandttablt by Mai 64 16 (ImiGt.Nc - itiCitiii 101acisiatst lk D.a a !one: 150 Isll :a I is 1 - (me] to OrestWettAns Hartlepool Dock k Rallw.i ! Oared to Yk. lk Beff.)l {Balliesiby(LiorkaNkliti, a DI. ism ( ditto; I Ds. dives (ditto) bad= mad Creep w.eli (mad to Smith Easters Ditto Proferarioe (ditto) ILowfatoft Onar..perCent ; trod to Norfolk) ditto • per 0- it...Bortos.fo' Si 14 77. 1 ?).20A01,4? 60.0U1 so 12! ) . Bustnegp don,: liS 114 N ST 17 1 1111 144 Si ST S 96 100 Strantakllll.g al P I,OIOIIL m) sa Nosed to etimkt. NlA:and gradheenti t Illortttotalltlarhum 3 Si tool vi 66 I 60 so I at • Tkissed te liost.Coiotios Do. filed air met. o.) trisects& W (Ism Loa diN.West.Nidoo.ditort Ditto 4 a odd oliorodAdiMoi tto) Sft to Gnat Northern I Do. /toroth Stook Dotind to Mr. 10Ctoos) I woe V.a aPit 6w tZEIL asi l i 141 8,, 1.11 ra7 to IT. at/ Dit Ditto Ditto t Boarroot Dosood MOO% Roitifido.... lif -IN GS W Vfl 111 UR lii 11 Of diA $2 S$ IV, US thit. Col. Hank& Loan Co. 'ltritleb North American .. 'Carteed Bank of Ada .. ' Chart. Bank of Inch& Ant. I .. tEalin,and Chin 5........ 25,001. 1 .1511 Co{mmercial of London._ 21,001 'Eng., Scot., A Amt. Chart. 23,001 1 20 ' Lou. Chart. Mink of Amt. 1 0 ,000 50 . London and County titkOtAn W London Joint Stock 50,004110t1 London and Westminster 10.001'100 Sath mai Pror. of England 11.000 20 Po. New..., .. _. .. ..... 10,000 00 National of Ireland 33.57? 20 Oriental Mink Corpora . lot, 20.t510 100 I Prot lurid of I reLuel . 4.001 10 IN. New ... __ . 50, A ' Royal AuArallan lit Wiling and Odd Lo p. Co 8, 20 IBooth A u‘tralis . „ 20, 25 Onion of Amtrak% 8,00( .. in, New 60, 50 Out .11 of Lariaa 13,004, 40 i Union of 21•5111 Pd.'Closing Prime ,Yoterdi 8.0 78 an i - an ,l - 2 25 21 10 1 1 4 1 / r pr lit 12 20 10 II r I' MI 2 4 I io i _ Boas dose tOalay. a bonus p. 160 d 44 49 11 Insurance shares remain steady in price. Globe and Law Life stocks have advanced this week. The present quotations are subjoined : Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50 ; Atlas, 22; Argus Life, 241; =British Com mercial, ; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 121; Crown, 171; Eagle, 7); Equity and Law Life, 51 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; European Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Globe, 152 ; Imperial Fire, 335 ; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 62 ; Law lire, 4) ; Law Life, 56 ; Legal and General Life, 5 ) ; London, 31 ; Marine, 261; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 21; National Pro vincial, 1 ; New Equitable, 1 1) ; Palladium Life, 31; Pelican,4s ; Professional Life, 4; Provident Life, 41 ; Rock Life, 9,8) ; Royal Exchange. 239 ; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, Si. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 116) ex div. Reversionary Interest Society, 106; General Reversionary and Investment, 102. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 82 1 • Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London' and North Western Railway), 1031 ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester,34l; Grand June., 70 ex div.; Grand Union, 12); Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 66; Lei cester and Northampton, 441 ; Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 18; Stafford and Worcester, 403; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Ralway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 18; Wilts and Berke, 7 ex div. el 60 iitlav k bonus Int I MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING. The stock markets to-day opened rather flatly, but experienced a considerable improvement on the pub lication of the manifesto issued by the Emperor of Russia on the 26th June. This document, although to all intents and purposes conceding nothing on the Turkish question, appears to have been very gene rally regarded in the market as defining more clearly the policy of Russia in the proposed occupation of the Danubian provinces. Its effect has been very marked, the funds rising 1 per cent. and closing firm ; whilst a general advance in prices took place In the other departments of the Stock Exchange. The rise was farther assisted by a variety of favoura ble, though apparently vague reports bearing upon the , political dispute now pending; by a few opportune purchases on the part of the public; and by intelli- 1 fence of a remarkable rise on the Paris bourse of this day. It must be mentioned, however, that the fa vourable construction put upon theslocument by the Stock Exchange is far from general in mercantile circles. In the" Baltic Coffee-house the late rise in tallow and other Russian produce was very firmly maintained, and the leading frequenters of the build ing appear to regard the manifesto as decidedly threatening, and as a direct attempt to elevate the dispute with Turkey into the position of a solemn religious question. The plain threat of the Czar to appeal to arms if the required guarantee be not given by Turkey is also referred to in an unfavourable sense. On the whole it is impossible not to come to the conclusion that the day's rise is mainly owing to the general scarcity of stock, which, as we have re peatedly observed of late, renders the market pecu liarly sensitive to reports of a pacific character. Consols opened 97 to 1 ex div., for the 19th inst., and, on the publication of the manifesto, ad vanced to 981 buyers. After receding to 971 to 98, the price stood firm at the official close at 98 to 1. After 4 o'clock the market was still better, the quo tation ruling 4 higher. The government broker in vested in Reduced Threes at 983. The official busi ness report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 971, 1, a, 981. Three per Cent. Reduced, 983, l„ 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101, 1,100 j, 1011. Long Annuities, 1860. 5 13-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5 9-16. Bank Stock, Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prigs :—Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 41, 3; Vaux hall, 236. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16; City of London, 130; Continental (Third Capital) 671; Great Central, 141; Imperial, 86 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 23i ; Phoenix, 281 ; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 201 ; Westminster Chartered, 39; ditto new (10/. paid), 7; ex div. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—Berlin, par; East London, 128; Grand Junction, 73, ; Kent, 84; ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 88 ; West Middlesex, 1151, 116. . _ . Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list:—Assam Tea, 114 ex . dir.; Auction Mart, 40 ; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 21 ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 224; Hungerford, 471; Price's Patent Candle Company, 28; ; ditto New, issued at 6 prem., 13 . i, 13. Annexed — v the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express:—Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 944; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 15-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22; ; the Coupons, 513.16 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 47i ; Portuguese New, 35 13-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 814 ; Equador, 41; Mexican New, 26 9-16; Greek (Blue), 81. Paris—Closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 102.10 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77 ; Bank shares, 2,650. These prices show a great rise. Vienna, Monday—Fi+e per Cent. Metallics, 93 15-16; exchange on Loudon, 10.47,1; Bank shares, 1,408. 228 b 2291. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. to ss. prem., but the purchases were chiefly effected at 4s. prem. India Bonds mark 255. to 30s. prem. In the foreign stock market, Mexican and Spanish advanced in sympathy with the improvement in Con sols, but other stocks exhibit no change requiring comment. Peruvian stocks remain depressed. The Swedish loan continues in demand for investment. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The stock market opened rather flatly this morn ing, but within the last half-hour a decided advance has taken place. Consols were first called 971 to 98 cx div. for the 19th, and subsequently stood for a considerable period at 98 to 1 ; but the price has just now suddenly improved to 981 to 4, at which it appears firm. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to I ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1014 to Soßank Stock, 229; ; India Stock, 2571 ex div. ; uth Sea New Anna., 99; ; Exchequer Bills, Is. to 51. prem.; India Bonds, 255. prem. Foreign stocks have commanded rather improved prices, including Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Dutch, but Mexican is flatter. Spanish Deferred marks 221 to 22; ex. div.; the Certificates, SI to 64 per Cent.; Swedish Loan, 1 prem. ; Sardinian 931; Mexican, 261 to 27 ; Greek (Blue), Bto ; Russian Fives, 117 to a ; do. Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 100 to 1 ex div. ; Dutch Fours, 951 to 961. Granada Deferred is fiat. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 27 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 to ex div. ; the Certificates, 5} to 6 per cent.; Peruvian Deferred, 38 to 60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 1 die.; Granada Active, 21i to 221; ditto Deferred, 9to 1. Sales are thus marked : Brazilian Five per Cent. Bonds (Rothschild's), 99 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 981; ditto, Five pet Cents., 1829 and 1839, small bonds, 103. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 (exchange, 25f.) Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents , 631, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 951. Mexi can Three per Cents., 261, 271. Russian Five per Cents., 1161, 117, 1171. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93g. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 451, 461 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 224 ex div.; ditto, Passive (Converted), 5,1; the Certificates, 54 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 1, prem. At the Bank of England, to-day, there were no " acceptances" of new stocks. Money to-day was again very abundant, and dis counts have been effected below 3 per cent. The exportation of gold to the continent continues active. Nearly the whole of the gold as yet received by the late Australian arrivals has found its way to Paris, but some of the largest of these imports have not yet come forward. It is estimated by parties in a position to be well-informed upon the subject that, during the last ten days, not less than a quarter of a million sterling inAustralian gold has been despatched to the continent. The Elizabeth Buckham has arrived off Plymouth from Geelong, which port she left on the 26th Fe bruary. She brings only 402 ounces of gold on freight. The usual meeting of the South Sea Company was held to-day for the declaration of a dividend. The accounts showed the company's income to be 146,4221., and the expenditure, 81,1621. ; leaving a balance of 65,260/. After payment of the usual half yearly dividend of 11 per cent. (being at the rate of 3i per cent. per annum) there remained a balance of 1,1611. to be carried forward. At the meeting of the Colonial Bank proprietary, also held to-day, a dividend of 1-1 per cent. for the half year was declared. The business of the bank was referred to as satisfactory. The letters received to-day from Odessa report an active business in corn, prices of which would doubt less rise but for the high rates of freight. The ex traordinarily high rate of 90s. to 95e. per ton of tallow had been paid. Both there and at Constanti nople coals were very high. In the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates had been generally expected to rule lower, but proved, on the contrary,. rather higher than those of last post. The transactions were but limited. Hamburg ruled at 13.71 to ; Amsterdam, 11.181 to I; and St. Petersburg, 37% to I. For bills on Paris the quotation was unaltered. Vienna was done from 11.3 ; whilst Trieste ranged from 11.3 to 11.3. Rills generally were more offered on nearly all places. We have been given to understand that the 15,000 preference shares in the Lucca and Pistoja Rail way taken abroad, have been fully paid up, and new certificates with coupons for the next 23 years at tached, have been issued to the holders. It is further stated that the agent in London has power to give receipts for the remaining two calla due in Septem ber and December next, on the shares held in Eng land, and the bankers of the company are authorised to pay the guaranteed 5 per cent. interest on all calls from the day of payment. Australian Agricultural shares rose 61. to-day the favourable advices received by . this company ' (published in our paper of this morning) which com municate, amongst other points of importance, the discovery of a fresh tract of auriferous soil on the estates of this company. The closing price was 71 to 73. Peel River advanced 108. Other land shares were firmer, in sympathy, especially South Austra lian. British American Land left off 68 to 70, and Van Diemen's Land, 16 to 17. Crystal Palace shares have advanced to 24 to 3 prem. Australian Bank shares were not greatly changed, but Austral asia and Union of Australia improved 11. Shares of the London Joint Stock Bank have been done at '23 ;; National Bank of Ireland, 24 ex div. ; General Steam Navigation. 32; Netherlands Land Enclosure (31. paid), 31-; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 77, 78; do. (23/. paid), 391, 381. Goi No. Rh. Miscu.Laaiturs Pd. pier ng Bustin:ea 0( Yesterday to4rty, ---, — ---- -----. 62,1 6 Aubin Coal and lron ...... 6 - - .„ . 10014touallan Apt cultural .. 35 71 73 711 12. 20 Aurtralarlan Pacific Mall_ 10 - - 60,000 11Auvtralian Royal Mall - - T - - 36, 10 nerilti Waterauriue .... ft - - _. 60,11ritkh AllleriCllll Lend... Pir 71 60..94 s,Britlrh k Colonial Smelting k Reduction emulator .. 1 - - I. 10.. 100.0anada HO. I toCryetal Palace . _._,... - - , 6 120 3 PM. 6 i 130.01 1 U +Crypts] Palace of Frame .• I, S 6 1 pus 410.0 1 10 2041aattrav Steam ... .„ .. - I 1 - - 40.01 liLlectrie Tulsa. of Irelandi 1 - - 20,6.. 15 General Steam Nav6oatlon.l 14 - - . ~. POGeneral S. P. Shipping Cu l4 - - o,o'o *IGO) Beetroot Sugar 1 6 - - le,ool Se l Marialeus St. Ns. niation I 4 - - 60,0tv 1 Natiun.l PatentStoanirual an, - - &WS 10 Netherlands Land .. , 3 6 d.l put. 31 75,00 SINS. Wale. Cualand later. , Ream NaripUon Co 1 ITV) ' I•North British Australarlan all 66 PM li 65,1 1 Du. New . . - - 25. I Su North of Europe ; Steam _ 761 - - 170.100 5 Peel River Land k Miaerall all 12 21 pa. 20,060 biyentn,ulor kOdeatil Inns, all , - - 2t i .....ffir 4 ~.., 60.0 d 2 Poetised Iron Illasenany - all - - 14,6 10 loyal Man JOU. 1 Th o .4lool all 4 I pa. it .... 25 u 41 150, 1 dubesarina •• • • all PA. Ell Vall 91101111111 ...... Se 1611 JOINT STOCK BANKS. BANES. • MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of Wheat have been moderate this week, and the attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning being small, but little business was transacted, and the market must be noted dull at the advance of Monday last, for both Wheat and Flour. Barley, Beaus, and Peas were steady at former prices. Oats continue scarce and gradually improve in value. ARRIVALS IMO LONDON FROM JULY Ith to JULY 6th. Qn.. 'With. Scotch. Irish. Foro.or. Whest I 1230 1 6410 Barley ..... I . I 2110 O. Et 2690 I 600 3020 Malt ..... raw. sod 1800 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCGAR.—The market is steady, but not active. 900 boxes of yellow H h were offered and bought in above the market value ; 150 hhds. Surinam found buyers at 295. to 345. The refined market without alteration. Covrax.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon went off without spirit, hat prices were supported. TER.—The public sales are progressing heavily. Im porters buying at high prices. SALTPETRE.-900 bags Madras sold in public BRIG at full prices ; Bengal bought in. RICE.—The public tales were chiefly bought in, as buyers did not se-m willing to pay the full prices. PEPPER sold at previous rates. RUM continues firm. CorroN.-700 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at pre vious rates. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is firm, with a strong demand on the spot. For forward delivery there is not so much doing u lately. Town Tallow is quoted, 51s. nett cub ; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 535. 6d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 535. to 535. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from the Hop districts are much more unfavourable this morning, and the market is better in consequence. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s. 6d.; Eden Main, 165. 3d. ; Walls End Huwell, 175. 3d.; Walls End Hatton, 175.; Walls End Stewart's, 175.; Walls End Teef, 175.; Ships at Market, 74. COUNTRT NEWS, AND WHAT IT SUGGESTS. — Pleasant it was to read how the children of the parish church of Wagsworth, after their annual "treat of tea and spice cake, tastefully and bountifully set out," were " de lipted exceedingly " with games, and at last " marched to 1% agswerth Hall, when each boy and girl was presented with a pasty by the Misses Jones, who, it is pleasing to say, take a great interest in the affairs of the schools." Most pleasing ! as all records are of childish happiness. Bat are these children to grow up in that sort of life of which we see the light reflected from the Brock op Standard I—are they to be takers of quack medicine, strutters in horsceloths at knur and spell, gapers at uniforms? —will they grow up dull-witted and tedious? The little girl who dances over the spring grass to Wagsworth Hall, will she ever grow to be an old woman, like the old woman of whom I found reported in the same paper, that she lived beside a sewer, and that she got a plank from the nest town to put over the sewer, to be a bridge by which she should go out and home, and that she summoned the overseer of the drains for kicking her plank into the sewer, and causing it there to swim about for a fortnight before it was got out by two men, who spent half a day over the job; and all because she would not pay—the obstinate old soul—a penny a•year for the right of way? Will this plump, fresh, light hearted little beauty ever become such a cross old English woman, living by a sewer ? This bold•eyed, hot- faced boy with cricket bat over his shoulder—will he ever grow to be a game keeper, and lay a bare-skin stuffed with straw by way of ground-bait upon his neighbour's premises, as I perceived by another report in this paper that a gamekeeper did ; or will he grow up such a lout as to fire at such a hare-skin. as I !CC by the paper a poor silly fellow did ; and will Muter Jones—who can now run merrily about with other children, carry his tray of pasties—will he ever be so dense a block head as the English justice is, who fined such „st man—as I see by the paper such a man was fined—use pounds and costs far tiring at the wisp of straw, " because his desire, beyond doubt, was a dainty meal from a roasted hare " Shade of Braco! may I never think I should like game for dinner in the neighbourhood of Nosebro', within bearing of Josh. Blank, Esquire, county magistrate 1 Dickens's "Household Words." !~/ ;.• tr,) _~~