The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-09 00:00:00

/• • fe 2 •10. 4 _ • 01‘7 Ttt Ofpr.sl No. 10460.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE. IMPORT in to FAN' I ES FURNISHING, j was .111.12 ~..us, with re mum.. -JAM 1...1 COOK% THRIIII t,C*INtaEI4III,..I POLINIE 1 14A11010%54 ARABIAN 21111D SIZAD. 11. 2 hat, ela`43e, effrAst .4 u p . 4 . ry Wrvltnew.-111111XYPIN II /USK, :2 awl 21, (lame...building.. laoimat.s own, ..n.l a lot of pikes nut post feu. . rrr,7,4:41% . ..- li. I' 1 I -, ~ ‘r----:_= ;,1 1, ....-1. .... : , MEAS.AM'S MEI)ICArEI) CREAM, and the cti.ctlAlita of the NI.. min.—De. par T , wha t c• Ler MI, at lise.des: Nen, allow that Men. are very tow drawee, own Leal ...coati:wire'. that ray net be swathed to unegets. tato of fte ircolat ng retool. Tr• locate hlowl verde of the tdy brow". cre int innonterable tub.a ea they ap,eree no oaten d ~.d it esti f Wallin he very isaly pr e ova boo ouMs- tether channel, miy M drereeted or i... 4 wt.. r. eVar ineasoral. Now it forms n him d arum that mart ; iskil rt. t r ft Pertele.l or eltraeled lent the blood oar; I die eiu al wed rate el he repartee' system. I bus, L . . .1.4 the he tet ue otrzus..tint 0.,101.. be delft' We or it remer. tb.er extrehro ft on the 1.1 col, se We, agiva. lsc. Intl I.e • tto:.d to quality . eat &Vast W escieet, aid hireor ...her dirooes *ill to the nowegersee. filmy 'tare owl io• loat ea overlow d W as I. MOO pee eale. wit .4 fl.e awl eras boa • detkii soy of It; whatever an Nair. the rectal ollow inithritly thee tee I rristive eel ere re all thor taro, oat what mews ate ho are rewire le redefine r pterraine ten. beano we eltdrar of .hr ever Nal fustoro. thee a am wire way le sale is not oath an warred Internee ea Wieder or. fore of the MO a. the wearer here elder wrier. MacatileJania..lllDe 6th. DEAUTIFICI, liAllt—The successful results of II the lot half rotary have p-impL la) ovation. that Iv OILAN to Al 14.7.1 1 116 A It OIL is endowed 11,11. 1 1 ongulrrly nowielt. to tower in the newts sad re-tor.dieo of the human h Ar, end ors every ether kora weir lir falba. R trinuor to hut arm roe ors into h- pane of the Lead.. noires the hair in its otter mate, ece-levatt• Ito growth, drawee it front serf sad 'a. 'rut it 111 inatatity. sad retinues it. Fromm of lea.hy 'roar, .I.ky Ilettlise, and haricot redualasey, to the ..eot perlot ..f human Pete. In the girth 0! whorls, error, meraeltiov. It 1 , W.. Gar Or ht It. etraint ve operation. lor .WYLes it as eeproatly neraerour. r Dernia( tbe bore of • boutilid oil of ba r. Pere fa. 6.1. and 79.: at Nailer boils goat to for er.11!). to.. rd., awl .lorie that vise, 1 1 a. Carina -1.3 moots reverser oa." rr to tkr %rapper, I. two Tt.e ruse re earrated on the Web of the wrapper 1 earl, 1;10 bar. rotatory 2001 4 .3 lethow.—bell by A. ROWLAND end .0111, r lO, Ilattostraba. Leal^ by •11 (Wrists and Per. her tree Court. OnBORNE, Litareariar. Yeah rdaye•as the birthday of Primo, Alfred. TllO band 01 the 88th lieentent a4wembled on the terrace at thblrat at aea,sll;elock in the moraine, and played for newly an Lour, and again from two to three o'clock in the &lumen The Doke of Northumberland arrived on I visit to her and remains to b in attendoem during her Ma rotrine 'fhr t 4 hed Prince, accompanied by the Princess Royal and Prii ce, Alice the l'rincess of liohenbilto and Prisms m llohenlohe, dein( out yesterday after cons is ach .I.:i•ine and tour. Colonel Deuerrie wu in attendant,. on ttsch. the dlnntr party yesterday included the Duchess of Kest, tLe Prism. and l'eineers 'aide of Hohenlohe, the Dos,..e of Nurtlio.nbtrland, and ViscoL:st Newport. Lady Caroline Inerrington, the lion. Colonel and Mrs. Thine, and the lion. Major Macdonald, heel the honour of being loin"d t.. t_e evening. Hr. CLAM'. Coon- had tae ',cootie of attending with • .elect band, comprising Mew.. Mackf•trlane, Btreather, and Cheinkion, who performed a variety of favourite music. SCIIDAT. The Duchess of Kent and PritICCIS and Princess Adis- Lute of ifokulohe lift (....horne yetttrday morning, and rows.d over to Et.uthaisipton in hir .ry'e steam-packet Visa, emaimided by 311.wer Commander Saalthett. Col. Baustrie was is atteudaami ea her Royal Highness. Ossiatt to the tempestuous weather her Majesty was pre reattd euitmrking ea board the royal yacht. The steam squadron remains at anchor in Cowes Reels, ready fur era immediately that the weather mode rates. Tbe Div hese of Kest, accompanic.l by the Princess of Ilebeal.,h e and the Princess Adelaide of Hohenlehe, sod mt. stied by S.r George C,uper, arrived at Clarence Hasse. St. at three (Ala& on Saturday afternoon foss o.lrni.e. A ite ; ••' •• Ina %win on the subject of closing the burial-ground is the Itayawater-rued telunging to St. o.orge'a, Hanover ugivre, Led an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole on Saturday at the Manzi -office. The eputation consisted of Lord Coarteuay, Mr. Vincent. Mr. Drury, Mr. Deals, Mr. Warriaron, and Ur. Clarice Thrupp. )Ir. ft et leen bad an interview with the Earl of Derby to riaturdiy at hia official residence in 11 , 11,0h:1g-street. The Dune of Midland and the Karl of Clarendon hid in tamale. $4l baturdty with Mr. Stu... Lily Walpole at the llow-otter. Mr. Smith, bad also an interview with tie light hon. seeretery. Deli...itches were • dat the Colon:al-office on Satur day treat Me Governor of New Zealand. HER MAJESTY'S CRUISE. PORTSMOUTH, St !MAT. Her !ajeuty's intended sea cruise, which was isl fur yesterday, was postponed on account of the stormy •lads and mush weather that prevailed. The order Wt wild oils for the 111 Mehl composing the squadron to be in 'tad.* ss t., start this, eveninn. but as there has been yet no aluntsunt in the Rile that commenced yesterday, it is not that h• r Majesty will proceed to to aat present. The it. trihutem, Odin, Manicienne, llarracouta, and Sampson, stems fr:nater, with the ►oyal yachts, and the Vivid and cheek I. min (the latter for the conveyance of the First Lad of the Admiralty in attendance on her Majesty), all remittal Cowes waiting her Maje.ty'a pleasure. SPORTING. INTEI.MGENCE FATILA. Ac rrr~st DERBY, Ird. aul ft r the Titeuesemee PLAIT. Ave. at lh Age. it lb Intly Evelyn .... 6 8 7 Weetbergage (in ........ 6 8 7 ehelieg lib es.) 3 IlArisichorti 1 7in The Bralimie.... 3 Ilteiren 5 7 8 Carinetta Alarm ..... 4 7 8 Pitrloly Bird ..• • 3 Sr 11 .1rtueh.trd 1 7 7 Billerm &merry 3 \aye be.. II rai.ted. The weight.; ArtEPTANCFA for Age. et lb M 1... the Ilutophrt y 8 7 Fan I 3 Young 1:1 n y 1 41ancl Merry I'vel 4 8 2 Louie Napoleon 4 X 2 Liberty 51.1.itian 13.1. n rath, wag., (; y eluding tbs atm) The iglu wtiaht accept htta tubed to that a tiEht, a CHATAWORTH STAKES. 7 2 6 9 6 9 6 9 4 13 6 8 A. et% r Carinetta 3 6 11 Liberty Sir Chi.. Napier 3 6 9 Iketor Brick Bilberry F. by Bataan out of 3 Balbe!te $4 6 1 ; being under Bet 71b, it bte the inhere in F9Portim T .••••=m4•1114.11115 appearance of tire, but shortly heron four o'clock on Sus day morning the watchman who was on duty perceived a volume of dense black smoke issuing from the Without a moment's delay he sounded an alarm. The engine of Tottenham parish was quickly on the spot, and was soon followed by others from Edniontoo ; but by this time the mill in which the fire had commenced pee -1 &anted so alarming an appearance that the electric tele graph was employed to give the necessary information to the London fire brigades. The instant the news reached town an engine from Wat ling -street and another from Farringdon-street were de. &patched to Tottenham under the direction of Mr. Fogo, the foreman of the A section of the London establishment. Mr. Counorton, the principal officer of the West of England Fire insurance Office, also started with the company's en gime and a strung muster of firemen. The powerful Wee from London reached the scene of eonfia potion in less than thirty minutes after being called ; but in the interim the Hones having been driven by the stiff breeze across the opening between the two buildings, the flour mill had also income ignited. In this mill there were upwards of 300 quarters of corn, a very large stock of doer, and a first-rate supply of machinery. The different engines from town were backed to the Aver Lea, and were at once set to work. The firemen in the first in stance directed their efforts to cut off the spread of the flames in the direction of the dwelling houses and other buildings on the estate. Fortunately to some extent they were successful, but whilst so engaged a store of 70 tons of oil burst in the first comet mill. For a few seconds the flames. re strained by the tottering wall., mounted probably 150 feet high, and were driven by the wiud conpletely over the river, so as to set tiro to • 'mother of trees and saplings growing on the opposite bank; but the walls quickly gave way, and then the blaring oil ran upon the surface of the river. For a considerable time the river presented a must extraordinary a; pearance, mad nothing short of the de struction oat every bounding near could then be expected. 'I . he firemen, however, ander the direction of Messrs. Fogo, Connorton, Scott, and Bridges, stuck to their posts, although nearly pro traced with heat and smoke, and were enabled to save the old malt-house, a long range of newly-pitched barns, the stabling, 160 tons of coal, and the extensive steam engine -house. The main bodies of fire continued to rage, and for hour after hour appeared to dely the exertions of the fireman. Various other tanks of oil gave way with the heat, and the blaring liquid ran into the river, so that at last many tons were deposited on the water. By half-past seven o'clock last evening, although • cowl derable body of Lanes existed, the firemen had obtained such a mastery over the fite that no further extension of mischief was then apprehended. It is needless to add that the losses will be very considerable. The oil mills and' stores of oil, seeds, Sac., are totally destroyed ; the flour mill was burnt down and its contents all hat a onsumcd ,• the coanting-houses and °Noes gutted ; ona part of sums of the private dwellings destroyed, and the old malt house burnt out. The stabling, engine-house, and some out buildings are fortunately eared. Mr. Bell was partially insured in the Norwich Union Im perial and Scottish Uli.onifire-orfices. The buildings belonged to the New River Company, and its unknown whether in stated or nee. At the time this report was written, men were employed skimming the surface of the river Lea to collect the rol that had run upon it. Mr. Brsidwood, the superintendent of the brigade, vi sited the mina during the afternoon, but was unable to Mars anything as to the origin of the fire. About 60 families will be thrown out of . employment by this melancholy disaster. EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION AT THE DAILY NEW S. ler die lionise Paper, price 34. 0 rod, e 11+4" the DAILY Ilovi Y ir the heed of the L 4 ktd rT , t.r..1 eavelecux; eat e roe. ton In to 11Trodst :cut practical re "nos whether political, social, rt •!. lb, tn.. Pt and value of Ito Omit& itoticx—ht tho Romney of Its in the •split trothhd. rhmikeet of Ito lb* curled morone.,:e and ocumen tot la :n. red : :he Cup, ltedoey eel Monetary Attiollso,- 0.0 r,: • d:e of xhip..ll4 ,Ixn say ether piper nf t Ind. :a *he by piney -n enly JAI; Xining knport, truth lid of KW*, 4 .1 . dee.l W tuoidtel, bPone the onlc parr bus lb, • fr.. awl Its 0v..y0 excluded, I, an lb SA *lt,- • • olideodup %year 1.1 bp thy het crows of )oe • to the bebop Losnl: NextepopLo, lll T nee• tit 1.11.^f the yo unffe4 gum them m oron, lud Is No peen hoefeln les throw ohlent tomptiliont 1140141.hed. NWT toned. ::: • MI!! wotg-Lic . yaw P 0..? --- • • FM\ NLAS .___. l~w tb, rad•re• .lin of Shia ht.o. ..hoe, s u s ; q iu • re.... :y fl roorst Of • oostorsa r.ar" : .11.• too y Nria• • ta she youra4, at Of all the London aisisial pp r, tiv tit to.* high so oten.l sad aIN ral loh•—•11/111. what tarot-.a It the Ml* %hien is e s I natiand .a sir. oly, with , hr mead •,•:•••• .4 the ter,arod easly lowa. and with the imps' ' ,rhea w o!sertOw. rt. swot to tre • Tone. • ohtatmod h ir eelr P r, rep 41tool owe dm rums.. or oda wok As oa.www." Tetras! it to :to K Arne? .1. N. roman in the hhtelita ; tr y arerrorohowat. Rot-41ra- t, Load ss. Yesterday morning one of the most extensive fires that have occurred near Ueda's toe a consadereble time past brae eat shortly before four o'clock in the immense ruse et poomism in the oecapeney of Mr. Edward Bell, awl well dews aa the Tottenham Mills, situate on an 1 ideal wievewegeil by the river Les, near the Totteshans sisielas d Ile Bestern Counties Railway. 1 Tles Isallihes is which the di s a s t er orig i nate d was termed Ilia dl iiinalikes sills, and was between 130 feet and 160' , hal Ins. lt wad MI the south side of the river ; Wass sway was fitted with costly machinery for a repssing the wayless seeds wed in the manufacture of oils. Adjoia leg ware tie ail stores, where several hundred tows weight of ' Ilii Wen deposited, and tic upper story was used as rimmed stores, fa which a vast amount of seeds were fro st a This amnesic stack of buildings was separated front a still larger we s lamed thk flour mill and corn stoma, by a space of grows* wet mare than 18 feet wide, whilst sundry other budding", such as the malting-house, barns, Aloes, and private dot thug., stood a ithin a tew yards of the two mills. Foam the fact Lf the different structures being detached, it was at first anticipated that one mill only, and that is which the lire begun, would have been destroyed, but un fortaeately each wee nut the case, and even as late se seven o'clock List cieoiug the fire was far from being extin guished, and many thousand pounds' worth of property by that boor had been consumed. For some time the premises had been undergoing very eatensive alteratious, is order to enable the proprietor to lawns, las hastier. Late es Saturday evening, when this • - -..........-.....-• .s. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS DAY. At Ashford.-1 Zingari v. Mr. Peter's Eleven. At Appleshaw.—West Rants v. South limits. At Bradford.—Bradford v. Leeds. At Utley.—Orley v. Knaresborough. At Turnhout Omen.— Turnhout Orson Albion v. noun/low. At Kingston.—Kingston v. Victoria Park Club. At Bennett, Wandaworth-road.—Kennington v. Or pington. At Beverley.—Eleven of England v. Twenty-two of Beverley and District. To-moaaow. At Ashford.—The above match resumed. At Bradford.—The above match resumed. At Otley.—The above match resumed. At Beverley —The ~bnve match resumed. At Southwell.—The Gentlemen of Warwickshire v. the Nottingham County Club. At lhomes Ditton.—Thames Ditton v. Ripley. At Broadwater—The Godalming Club,. North Rants. WaDRISDAY. At Beverley.—The above match concluded. At Southwell.—The above match concluded. At Broadwatcr.—The above match concluded. At Taunton.—Two Elevens of Vale Club. At Bishop Stoi tford.—Bishup Stortford v. Upton Park. At Putney.—Putncy v. Denham Burwood. At Copenhagen Ground.—lslington Albion v. Rickmans worth. THURSDAY At Applesbaw.—West Rants v. Ilungerford Club. At Sevenoaks.—Vine MI v. Colonel Austen's Eleven. At Bow.—Bow v. Islington United Amateurs. At Northampton.—Elevea of England v. Twenty-two of Northamptonshire. FIUDAT. At Northampton.—The above match resumed. At Sevenosks.—Vine Club v. Royal Artillery. At Bishop Storttord.—Bishop Stortford v. Cambridge Long Vacation Club. SATURDAY. 1 1 At Northampton.—The above match concluded. 1 At Sevenoaks.—The above match concluded. TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACClDENT.—lntelltgentm Ina been received by ass of the feuding mercantile fir= at Bristol, in a letter from ib corroopoadloat, of an accident of • very terrible kind, and one unhappily attended by a seri out loos of human life, having occurred at Llangattock, Monmouthshire. In the immediate neighbourhood of that place are some lino stone quarries, of a somewhat extensive kind, and at which a large number of men an employed. On Friday the side of the quarry, by some cause, which the communication does not des, titre, gave way, and fell with a tremendous crash. It is calculated that at least 60,000 tons have fallen, and two unfortunate men, if not more, are known to be buried beneath the fallen mass. As seism as the melancholy catastrophe bad taken place a large number of men were set to work digging, for the purpose of end eating the wretched men, but of such fearful bulk is the mound by which they are covered, that it is thought man days must necesserily elapse before they can be The communication says, We hod been all in unusually good spirits here, ma his Orate tho Duke of Beaufort is ex pected at Llangattoek Court, where he will remain till after the close of the grouse season, but this event has east an air of gloom and melancholy over the entire neighbour hood." _ _ _ --- THE OLD3WINIWORD MURDER.—CoMMUTATION or SENTlSCO.—WoltetaTill, eIATURDAY.—The exertions which have been made tines the condemnation of the an. happy woman, Mary Robin., sentenced to death at the last ' assizes hem for the murder of her child, by throwing it into a coal pit. have been successful, and an order has been re ' ceived by Mr. fPubles, the governor of the county gaol, from 'the Home Secretary Mr. Walpole, fur the coramuta- Hon of the sentence to transportation for life, so that the city of Worcester will be spared the repulsive epeetaele of the public execution of a woman. Application was made to Mr. Justice Croswell (who tried the prisoner) in her be half, but he declined to interfere, and the governor of t►e gaol was then dispatched to London by the visiting justice., and in conempasoce of his representations the sentence his been ernannated. The grounds of the commutation are that SIMI imnist was of feeble mind, When the fact of her life being spend was communicated to the unhappy woman ehe betrayed very little sensibility ; her colduct has been very apathetic evtr since her condemnation, and she appears I quite indifferent to her fate. RAILWAYS. THIS DAT. Two o'CLoec. The railway market is very unsettled. Prices at one prcriod of the morning were much depressed, bat the rates realised' aro in most oases decidedly above those of Saturday. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY BTINIRG. -------- —.-...--. The week's market has closed with every doll ap mimeo. Consols ranged to-day between 995 sail 991, and closed only 994 to 1 for money and next Thursday, and 995 to f for the September account. These quotations show • further fall of; per cent. since yesterday. The depression is general, the Three per Vent. Reduced having fallen to 1001 ; the Three-and-a Quarter per Cent. to 103); India Stock to 240; and Bank Stock to 229. Business, however, is on a quiet scale, and it is evident the public for bear to operate. As regards one of tho points which has told very sensibly in favour of the " bears," vie, the American Fishery dispute, we are in a position to state, from the best authority, that in the present posi tion of the affair there is not the slightest ground for tho fear that any interruption of our I friendly. relations with the United States will ensue.l The official list of to-day's business is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, fir money, 995, I, 1, a.; ditto for account, 991, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1005, 4. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 4, 1. Long Annuities, 1800, 64 • Ditto 30 years, 1960, 6 11-16. India Stuck, 282, 280, 284. Bank Stock, 230, 220. The unfunded securities were rather weaker to-day- Exchequer Bills of the March issue were purchased at 780. prem., but rallied to yesterday's rate of 765. to 79a. prem. The June Bills ruled at 70r. to 735. pram., being is. lower. India Bonds remain quoted ins. to 945. prem. SHARES AND STOCXB ONGUARAIITZED. RAIILWAI'S. Si ill to+Say up to 2 pa. Amt•erg.. Boin.. Wrier, mit Art Junction Binn.Wair. Stour Valk. iltshenbent!, I nneashire,A Chi Jae., tote Itt.ne.nit. Seigle% awl Rs•lar flekdonlar. Chanter ~i floipheal Cork and n.wilvis Date .art relfseLler Intwire, rerth, and Aber deep Junction last An& (Al3l. & and L.A. . Ile. (A it. Ir &eters ()swells Vastern 1' sr... (Use A_ (late K. C. AL) ". buge ago I; and C Otte rod tar.: Aare rast k Wet India Dodo sr& Ms. issubia art Ukripsw . Edinlwr,k, Partts,Desdk Glows a tioael Wigton (treat Nos there Do. A shares, A, Mott Do. `.tares, ti. Stook- Oi.notith. end Wont. i ire.; ilrrat Western lancestrt and Carlisle ' Do. Third. Laurin/lire Iforkeitin Do. Maw Do. West L. tmi talon ire& Northern London and Blankest! Lou.. Brighton.* s. Cowl Leedom i MBA-Waite. Do. do., bans Do. links Do. t lurti.,ll..nti it.(B London It synth-Writ. n De., in Lontiontirryk Enniskillen Station , alasek..nbef.,&Linetr ann. i Do. Man.& lanai, Union Do. Siren. and Dre.r I Bid.G . A en. II aharre I Bowmen and Carileie newmarket Newport, Ahrrierasy, and _ f s f i z k anit Do. New Vorthern ronaties Valor North British north Devon, 4 A Def I North ittaintiessirs.. . North Westiere Meath &s o uth Wn . st..lune Orford, W-re., L Welver . :coltish Central VietUsh !Inland .flanWa.a num., Kw A nkreerbary L lierefotd .hrew-bury und (,nitei gtir. W. less.) i .hrenriiirs Ditto A, B. 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Iq 103 I OM IILWATIL i 1 pas 1 dis zd 1 /I ra is II«, Pig i II 3 It • ! a d u s i i i i s 1 e l ; I$ I* 9 Pa 14 le $l4 is 111 1$ 14 4 74 41 4 4 4 se le Of lef •4 Il' so t 1 17$ $ OS 4 .` 40 791 111 If 44/ 1 I'l N l l 401 1 10i 01 Hi 1 i I 71 We 011101 4IP lOM 4A 11l 100 17.4 M 44 SF I?' 10 10 .4 - . lb Is le I The operations in foreign stock. were again ex tremely few, but though the market is generally fiat, there is no change in prices to be noticed. Brazilian scrip closed firm at 3 prem. Bargains are masked as follows:—Belgian Fouraud-a-Half per Cents., 95j, 96. Brazilian Four-and... Half per Cent. Scrip, 2f, 2!, 3 prem. Danish Three per Cent., 1825, 82. Mexican New Three per Ceets., 2, , I. Peruvian Actives, for account, 17th August, 101, j ; ditto De ferred Three per Cents., 60. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95!, 95. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 481; ditto New Deterred Three per Cents., 22, 21i. Prices of shares in the new joint-stock associations stand as follows : Madras Railway, 2 to 2; prem.; Ebro Canal, to 1 prem. ; Crystal Palace, par to k prem.; Chiriqui Road Company, 3-16 prem. The directors of the Midland Railway have de cided upon recommending a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, as we stated would be the case in the Erprets of the 23rd ult. The Great Western dividend will bo at the rate of 4 per cent. ter annum. _ The Mexican bondholders aro looking with much interest to the result of the approaching interview between the deputation from the committee and the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, as it is expected that an important influence will be thus exercised on the future conduct of their affairs. 'the strong point of their case, and one which will doubtless be forcibly urged by the deputation, consists in the fact that the convention under which the last conversion took place assigned special revenues to the bondholders, and it was expressly stipulated that if those revenues were insufficient to meet the dividends punctually, the de ficiency should be made up from other sources. In view of the non-fulfilment of these stipulations by the government of Mexico, it is anticipated Lord Malmesbury will accord to the bond holders a degree of support that will materially improve the position of the cre ditors. We hear the bondholders refer to the bold tone adopted by the French minister in Mexico on the question of the free export of the indemnity money in terms of satisfaction, and it is urged that the British chargé d'affaires in the Mexican capital ought similarly to be instructed to render every available aid in securing the undoubted rights of the English creditors. The committee, however, ought not to confine their action to the expression of their grievances in Downing street. They ought also to draw up a strong protest against the want of punc tuality in the payment of the dividend, and place it in the hands of Col. Facio. Another step that might be most usefully adopted would be to place themselves in communication with the holders of Mexican bonds in Amsterdam and Paris, and by a statement of grievances induce them to urge those governments to unite in the remonstrances of our minister. There is no change in the rates of money this week, though the demand for accommodation has slightly increased. It appears, however, to be chiefly to meet agricultural requirements at this season, as the demand for the prosecution of joint-stock enterprise is restricted. Tenders are solicited for a British Guiana Five per Cent. loan, under the imperial guarantee, to the amount of 100,0004 in Five per Cent. bonds. Ten ders will be received till the 14th inst. Ono of the smaller undertakings that have lately come forward, is the Shale Manure and Naphtha Company, with a nominal capital of 50,0001. With this association is amalgamated the business and in terest of the Bituminous Shale Company. The aseo elation is established under favourable auspices, for the extension of operations in the production of manures, naphtha, jet varnish, paint, mineral spirit, machine oil, and asphaltum. There is a rather extraordinary application to our market this week, a loan for three-quarters of a mil lion sterling having been brought out for the repub lic of St. Domingo. With a view to overcoming the natural repugnance of our capitalists, after past ex perience, to lend their money to a state with the antecedents and position of St. Domingo, the terms of the loan have been adjusted so as to suit, it is pre sumed, the feeling of the market, and we thus find that the subscription price is 73 for a 5 per cent. stock. It is stated that 1 per cent. per annum on the amount of the loan shall be applied as a sinking fund to the purchase and cruicelment of the bonds, and it is further stipulated that such part as remains unpaid at the end of 30 years shall be paid off in London at par. This is of course supposing that the Dominican republic will have the requisite funds at its disposal, but no other guarantee is offered than " the general revenue of the Republic." To increase the confidence of subscribers, the first year's interest and sinking fund are to be "retained by the agents, for the benefit of the subscribers, out of the proceeds of the loan," a provision, to our mind, not by any moans suggestive of the confidence sought to be inspired. It is stated in the prospectus that the Republic is now at peace with its former opponents, the Haytians ' but we doubt if the advice s from the island will folly bear out the assertion, and the expressed tendencies of "his Imperial Highness the Emperor Soulouque" are decidedly in the direction of territorial aggrandisement. The specie movement this week has been ex tremely important. The imports of the precious metals have been larger than for many months past, comprising the following arrivals--by the Thames, from the West Indies and Mexico, 3,331,496 dollars, or 666,3001. sterling, of which 2,880,042 were in silver, and 451,434 dollars gold; by the Canada, from New York, 300,000 dollars; by the Atlantic, 284,000 dollars; and by the Patrick Henry liner, 100,000 dollars in American gold—both from the same port ; by the Madrid, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 7201., from Gibraltar, Lisbon, and Oporto; by the Stebocheath, from Port Phillip, 65,000 ounces of gold; by the St. George, from Sydney, 13,329 ounces; and by the Daphne, 500,000 dollars, from the Pacific coast. The total value of these imports may be stated at about 1,220,0001.---an extraordinary import for one week. The exports hale also been on a largo scale, but are far lo is than the imports. Tim shipments direct from London for the week ending Thursday last, according to the custom-house returns, were as follows: —Silver coin : to Hamburg, 6,000 ounces ; to I'urt Phillip, 119 ounces. Silver bars :to Hamburg, 53,000 ounces; to Boulogne, 2,060 ounces. Gold coin : to Port Philip and Adelaide, 45 2681. ; to Sydney, 14.9144/. ; to the Mauritius and Ceylon, 3,7101. Gold dust : to Rotterdam, 130 ounces. This lei i lOO NI is. VI 5.4 gives a total of 61,179 ounces of silver, and 150 ounces and 63,9621. in gold, the aggregate value being neariy 80,0001. There have also been shipped 5,2271. by the Parana for the West Indies; 300,000!. by the Sydney steamer; 50,0001. by the Admiral, and 35,000/. by the Dinspore, both for I'ort Phillip ; and 52,0001. by the Benjamin Elkin for Sydney. These ship ments, which have already bCen reported in the Express as they took place from day to day, raise the total week's exports from the kingdom to 522,0001. This shows a balance of imports over ex ports amounting to 700,000/. The Midlothian, which has just arrived off the coast from New Zealand, has brought one of the ' ' most valuable cargoes ever received from thnt colony. The bulk of her cargo consists of wool, of which she has no less than 1,555 bales, weighing 420,00011 mi. Additional evidence is thus afforded of the increasing attention now paid to wool growing in New Zealand. In a few years it will probably form the staple ex port of the colony. The amount of bills drawn by the Emit India Com pany on their respective Presidencies, from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst. is as follows: Rate of E ch ange. Bengal.... £292,018 8 6 21. per Company's rupee. Madras.... 9,421 7 3 .. Ditto. Bombay 600 0 0 2s. 04d. per ditto. Total .. £301,937 16 8 From Ilerapath's Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns fur the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of received. milew epee. 1862.... £328,999 8,763 1851.... 353.273 6,421 1850.... 293,100 6,907 Average receipt per mile. £4B 12 0 THIS DAY. Two o'Czoex. The market for the home stocks remains in a de pressed condition, being to some extent affected by the arrangement of the monthly Consol account now in progress. Consols have been done as low as 99Z, but are now quoted 991 to a for money and Thursday, and 991 to z for the 8:11 September, being tho same as they left off on Saturday. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to 1; the New Thtec-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1. Bank Stock, 231. Exchequer Bills, March, 755. to 78s. prem.; ditto June, 70s. to 73e. prem. Foreign stocks attract no attention, and prices are generally flat, especially Mexican and Peruvian. Granada Deferred Bonds, mark 8 1 . Mexican New Threes, 25 to 241. Peruvian Deferred Threes, 59. Spanish Old Threes, 491; do. New Deferred, 211 to 22. Brazilian scrip, 21 prem. Dutch Fours, 98. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, Al7O. 3.—Three per Cents., 45 5-16 ; after Bohai, 43 5-16. 1)o. Deferred, 224; after Boleti, 221 c.; Debt (Ist clue) 10,1 e.; after Bolea, 10:;c.; do. (2nd class), 54c. ; after Boles, 54e. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 c. Exchange on London, 50.35 p.: BERLIN, AVG. 6.—Voluntary Loan, 103;; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104; ; ditto (1832), 1041 ; National Debt, 944; Commercial Ma rine:Society's Premium, 1241 ; Bank Shares, 1074. VIENNA, Auo. 6.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 9%; New Loan (series A), 98 5-16; ditto (B), 113 i ; Bank Shares, 1,390. Exchange on London, 11.52. LOCAL SHARE 31A HERTS. LmsazooL, Avocet 7.—Our share market has again been depressed, and quotations (or the leading stocks are materially lower. Midlands especially have again declined more than five per cent. in one day, the dosing quotation yesterday being 751, and to•day 72. Lancashire and York shire have also declined from 82 to 79 ; London and North Westerns from 1261 to 1241 ; and the smaller shares in pro portion The following are the sales to-day:—Bristol and Exeter, 105—Caledonian, 194 4—Eastern Counties, 101 —East Lancashire, 17 6-18 8-18 1 17—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 791 [1 11A 9 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 44 6. —London and North Western, 124+ 6 3 41 I—Ditto (new 1 shares), 301 4—lfitto (fifth shores), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lnceln, 321 4—Midland, 724 1 t i 2 1 1 1 2 —Ditto (new pref. 44 per cent.), 1 p.—South Eastern and Dover, 201 I—Warrington and Altm. Junction, 1 d.— York and North Midland, 25—Dutch Rhenish 2 d. Mancuso - ran, Auousr 7.—The market is still weak and declining, and Leeds shares have been done at 10s., and Midlands at 20s. lower. The business was only mode rate in amount. Eastern Counties, 101, ; East Lanca shire, 171, 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 804. 1, 80 ; Ditto (Fifths), 41d. ; London and North Western, 125 ; Man chester and Birmingham (C Quarters), 1 18. ; Midland Rail way Consols, 73, 21, 4,2; South Eastern and Dover, 201. Bramrtronste, At ousr 7. This market has been a good deal depressed to-day, and prices fell considerably. Shrewsbury and Birmingham A. 's were done at 91, and B.'s at 61. Lawns, AUGUST 7.—There has been to-day a further great fall in the share market. Midlands have liven done at 724 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires at 791 ; Eist Lance• shires at 171; North Westerns at 8; South Eastern. at 21; and York and North Midlands at 25. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONPLY. Auatr•r 9, 152 The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The nohow are arranged is order of latitude. Name of Playa. Course of . Btrength of What. WM. State of Weather. —— - -- -- Lam= B. Cahn carnally Gandy Camay ........«» &W. Gentle Breeze Rain Ilifvursami PLT.10c1r5........ . . LW. /trying ' , mote Parlor, Cloaer . mtu. ........ 11sarto . a &W. Fresh Krouse Rain S sYYII4BI11.1. ... Fouresvenni I VIP Ribes ... . oenNwicii ...... SW.OOO nw.r. ..r. , ezentaria ...... ...... B.W. Oriole vase. gals Manatees wicaores...... &W. Matte Breeze Partially Cloudy Ciariunazun ...».« B. Gentle Brew' Overcoat Goalie Br et. Overeat Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy (Matte Breeze Pa/tally Mad! Gentle Breese ' Overeat THIS DAY, Nom. ' Wad. State nt the Weather. NUL Showery. Mane of WM. 8.11. Rtreartt Straw 1 ?am= RAILWAY Ta•aPtc.--Thn following are the last returns of the grow receipts of ties priselpsi French sailers).* : Nosneitax.—Froas July 22 to July a: l'aseengers, 5260;11.; ,cods, 220,5121.; total, 664,11141. iceicp.—lhose July 13 to Jaly 31: Passiegers, 122,4161.; goods, 90,910 f.; total. $13,396f. slaves,—Prom July 23 to July 31: Paseengess,l4ll,e3Sh; gooda, 40,5611.; total, 69,6110. 01111/11M LCD acute uses.--Fross July 24: to Jit4 Jt : Pr tengen, 227,1231.; goods, 230,5911. ; total, 41,7141. OTILIIPATCI.—From July It to Jaly 26 : Passeagere, 162,469!. ; g00d5,104,6641.; total, 267,133 f. BALI:Ikea July 19 to July 23 : Paseragers, 22,063 f.; goods, 241 iO6 ; total, 67,173 f. Nowromac.— Prom July 2.1 is July 26: Pessemers, 11,2321.; goods., 11.6061. ; total, 22,550'. LTol.ll.—Prom Jule 25 to July 31 : Tuoengers, 204,21321.; goods, 122,9;01.; total. 322,2531. Wasisay—Frota July 26 to Magog!: Passresgers,47,677l.; goods, 22,6011.: total, 10,2751. EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE.—Yesterday a re spectably dressed man, and • woman supposed to be his wife, made application to Mr. Ansel], the proprietor of a coffee-shop, No, 62, Lower Mush, Lambeth, for a lodging, both parties stating that they had been recommended there by the inspector on duty at the police station in Tower street. Mr. Ansel' at onto allowed them to take possession of one of his bedrooms, and in the evening the attention of some persons in the house was attracted by hearing the questions, " Why don't you come to bed 1" and " What are you doing there ?" At length one of the inmates went to the room to ascertain the cause of the noise, and was astonished to find the man hanging by the neck to a hat peg. The female was lying on the lied near him, and was insensible. A surgeon was immediately ant for, bat the man was perfectly dead. The female was so stupificil with drink, or some other narcotic, that she was unable to tell what had taken place. She was without loss of time re moved to the workhouse, and the body of the deceased was taken to the vaults of St. John's church, in the Waterloo- road. A bill was found in his pocket, which !rows little doubt that he was, or had been a coachman to Mr Ihmack, of Forest-hill. REMOVAL OF FOREIGN GOODS UNDER BOND.— The customs authorities have had under consideration an spplication from the merchants of Liserpool, represeutine the inconvenience experienced in consequence of goods removed under bond from London, and consigned to different parties, being included in the same despatch or letters of advice; and they have, with the view of obviating the inconvenience complained of, given such directions is will have the desired effect in future, when bond shall be given in London, or at any other warehousing part, for the removal of goods consignel to different partiLs at another warehousing put in the United Kingdom. Coning I Pummel, No. share. Moms. Paid. prier* Ares Saturday. tads,. 100,0141 I Ague Fria 5ll i$ d p i 100,000...m.mmit-+ los. Anglo Californian ..... ad 411 pal 15.601 20 Antortan _ ..... ...... —. 16 . ... 10,000 10 Anatralulan 2 4 1,, 2*,1400 20 A aatraltan 3 2 I 144,000 I Atunrallan Freeload R 60,00 0 2 P 1 Ave Man, all I 2to 4 ii,tes AO itlatuar*on Imo wed Ctrl *ll ... 100,004 1 itritialt Australia Geld.. ad 44 Re 11.1,000 10 Hritish Ina .. .. . ... 11.5 WNW 51 We'd. leap,(ka.el6l.pia. 141 32 112 14000 30 Do. Conseasad Ct&ift.. all 11,060 50 Co. Rt. Jobe Lid key.. 13 !IMMO I Carson's Creek •Il pst I pas 13,002 ... Cohre Copper .... 100,000 6 Colonial Gold Copiapo 70,1,00 6 Rai. /Kauai:roll= Copps; all 2 4 die 30,000 30 General Aiy,oo . Golden Mountain 11,0110 Grand Duchy of Min 11.1000 OP at Pulwooth all 44 •4 pm 100,004 Litany ail 4 i tfo 102,0110 Lake liatkurat.. so„nou Lon. SiC a l i l o r,G.Qta..C.Co. ail , din 100,000 ilariquita 111,0120 I Weaken ik SouthAraerkan 9 4i s pa 1100,0 , 1.1 New Granada 100,000 Noureau Monde 150,000 Port Philip 60,100 Quartz Ronk all 4 die par. 7,11 P, 30 Santiago de Cube ..... lO4 112 121 20,010 , sitith Australia& 1 4 die par 6,040 I Iln Croft 13,171 76.11 United Meek= 100.002 1 tenet M a rip osa nit edia par I 100,t0 1. Yalta —..—......... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS: MINCING-LANE.—TlllB DAY. The private contract markets are not active hut have • steady appearance. Rice attracts attention, and the lato advance of 6d. is supported. CorrEz.—Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 411. 6d. to 4,55. MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY. Our market was tolerably well supplied, and the demand was brisk at an advanced of 2a. per qr. upon both English and foreign, from the quotations of tnis day se'nuight. There was no alteration in the top price of Town-made Flour. American barrel Flour could nut .be purchased so well by Is. per barrel as on Monday last. BRITISH. Rolling. per Qr. %SUM?, ENV% & brat red 36 to 38 to 43 ..matte, 40 to 43 to 47 Norfolitand Suffolk.— ~ 36 to $ 3.0 40 .. do. 40 to 12 ra 15 Talavera 'Pawl or Suffolk) Cambridge& Liao:dared to 36 to 42.. white. $7 to A to 43 Ma, new . — to -- old, tr. •••• BAULKY, fording - .... 76 to 26 Malting .. fins 441 MALT 52 to 311 duo pale Oars, ibtgliab, feed Ditto Poland' IS to 21. .potato Berwick k Boot* feed 91 to 22 24 to MI Irish, toad. ? ...... .. 17 to 16 to 19 ..=°.......... 21 bt U MW, potato NAP. F 97 29 to 31. insole . U to NI blue 31 to 42.. Imperial . ....... ... 43 to 44 White 32 to 34 boilers 34 ta a Beam; Pleasisa 2B to 29...tiek 30 to 32.. old :A to $ll Harrow 30 to 32.. putalll2to3 V .0k134 to le Taus, new.prlog, per built.— to new Iv inter 10 to 44 34 old to •-• RAP.IBIII, new 42 to 14 LIII•10/10 CAKq per theussamt Currafteauo, per cwt., mt..— to to —...white...._ , to = to . ~. r met ot 280Ios. Puna, town made, delivered If to 40. lee boueetund .. 33 to 30 Norfolk aml !Suffolk 30 to 33. °slates 33 to $4 FOREIGN. ilialllimm per Gr. Maim, Dant* and Kordigerg 43 to 40...0.. Pomeranian 41 to 43 „Rama 43 to 4a... MAU' GI to 44 =......... ..... . to to --Brabast lo 37 to 119...liamburg -.40 to 43 to 44 Rastlan. 12 to 34. .Berptlan ........ 39 to 3ff Danube 34 to 31 Odeon! 34 to 40 Oyu BASLIT, feeding RI to 26...di5ti11ing.... ...... 23 lo U Lmemui Oms,Rmalan . —to —...lndian dont — 17 lo 311 Pomeranian and Streisand 11 3 9)29 to le Sworn& end Daniell to to 10 Friesland and Oaten, feed l3 to IT Ditto. brew. RO to 23...P010n& /0 to 23 BLAPS, tick Small ._ _ _ to ... Pio laptiaa. .... ... .... 23 1024 Tamisip ."" II to 21 , grev 071dtir 26 to 32 ..bolters ....,.... 33 to 36 TAMS. old 23 to 23 .uew IC to 27....1a1ga 31 to 33 Ltasaau, Sallie and Marian w 4l to 46 McdttetraucanandOdema RAPMID 42 to 46.. Iletnireeo ... .... 40 to 42 Uo. Ca ms .. freed duty, pet toe, S 4 ' II to St II Par lona of 1116116, 20 21 to :3 „Canadian "d to 21 to . Hamburg 2l to 22 iba... ))1 0/10111 hid AUG to 7th AUG. *cinch. blab. FO/.401. ...... 7057 116 1 1 9335 656 6943 I4IIIJ 33 77 1 1; 6,312 barrels. Ptook Amtriton 111 Dootzio Freseb. per soak of 2b( ARRIVAL 3 L`4l"o LAND Qrr. Zoelish. Baxley I as oat/ 3O Malt ..... 11182 Float, 4,972 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Boasts is again very large ; however, we are not over supplied with choicest Lade, and the weather is more favourable; in consequence, rather higher prices are obtained f7r the best descriptions. The supply of Sheep is not quite so large as on Monday last. We have a cheerful trade for them, at rather more money. Lambs are aot so much in demand, and it is difficult to maintain late quotations except for the very choicest. We have a dull trade for Calves, at Friday's quotations. From Ger ' many and Holland there are 1,616 Beasts, 4,650 Sheep, 237 Calves, and 12.1 Pigs; Spain, 520 Sheep ; Scotland, 60 Beasts; Norfolk and Suff o lk, 200 ; and 2,300 from tLe Northern and Midland Counties. Per otoue of Md s. d... d. Per stone of at& Nat Souse. florofortb 3 6 310 Beet Dna ill. 0 0 0 Dot Mort-borne tiooteld quality Ueest 2 6 2 10 ; do. oboe,, Niro 2 8 3 8 &erg mid tatond quilt; 210 3 !kw We: Dna a lialf-brode 310 4 0 laud* ........ ..... 44 5 Hoyle at carte[. 4.416: !beep and Uinta. 32,180; 355: IV. 410. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is sternly, with a good demand on the spot. Speculatively hardly so much is doing as last week. Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett cub ; Peteriburgh Y C. on the spot, 38a. 9d.; October to December, 38 s . 6d. to W.; January to March (1833), 395. 3d. PAKTICULASS OF TALLOW. 1830. I lilt. 1852. Stook tlus day Casks.. 23,350 32,341 1 11,352 Delivery 1141 week De. from Ist Jane Atonal last week 1,391 1,312 139 Dn. Ikon lit June Pelee C.C. this day per ewt 36•. 6d., /114 e. 04. YS.. CAL Do. Town 383. Id. 394.151. 1 klis. =4l Arrivals for the week ending August 18, last year, 799 casks; and delivery, 1,292 casks. The arrives, list wee► comprised 146 casks from Australia and 7 from ntht r places Total, 163 casks. as "5 0 49 0 0 MINES. SATURDAY EVIININO. Scarcely any business has been done in mining stocks to-day, and we have no alterution to report in prices. Theo market for the gold mines was equally doll, and, in the absence of tninbactions, quotations remain as before. THIS DAY. Two c.i'CLoct. The gold mining share market has been almost destitute of business this morning, and prices are nominally unchanged. Wcat Mariposa have been done at par. United Mexican shares mark 27. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. - --------- - Holywell, las:, Edon Main, 13s 9d. ; Walls End Ha► sells Helton, las. Ib. ; Walls End Haswell, 152. 64. , Walls End Helton, 15.. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, 15s. tid -- Ships at market, 72. [Adreltsenlottl.)—HOLLOWAY'S PII LB FOR TIM Mao or FIPA.IO IN TOO 61 , 011.11. FLATULVICT MID INDIO,T1111,1.—• Kluset of a letter from Mr. 11•14vooll, of Goodwood, near Sydeey, New South %%ales, datel Sept, 11th , 1100 ^To hollows Holloway, Plr,—Having but an experimnitill knowledge of the good (fleet pro duced by your valuable consider it my duty to wake it knows that,two years ago my daughter, then lb pets old, had suffered for • long time with :ramps in the stomach, flatulency, and indigestion. tried vorious remedies without benefit, but a few doses sf your won. derfol pills have motored bee to perfect health, and abets entirely free from any symptoms of her former complaint"— 4d by all Oruggisis, and et Proftvoor Holloway's estabibbnunt, 241. Strand, London. SCDDEN DEATH.—On Friday night last, about 10 o'clock, as Mr. Whittington, of Brandon-row, was sitting in a hair dresser's shop in the Ntralworth-road, he suddenly fell down apparently in a lit. Mr. A. 0. Power, surgeon, of the London-road, was promptly in attendance, and tried every restorative in vain es life was totally extinct. EAST LANCASIIIR2I RAILWAY.-1 he directors of this company being of opinion that it would secure the safe and economiral working of the line have made arrange ments for establishing the electric telegraph over the whole of it. MANCHESTER, BUXTON, AND MATLOCK RAILWAY. —lt is proposed by the Loudon and North Western and Midland Railways to take a joint lease of this company's line. BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD RAILWAY.—This line, giving the Oreat Western an entrance into Birmingham, is to be opined on the first of next mouth SO 31 SO 30i 1111 llli ei *I IN 191 $$ 81 IN 104 NI WI 19 19e :1 $Ol ri I ISi 111 !?7_6. ii9fe 94 3Si in Si 111 I SI 43 $ 1101 1 $Ol 131 71 11 i HI 191 4 se 70 en 70 37i K • NI 4 us NI 1