The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-02 00:00:00

1, / ,7 / 7 _______ a.- a 44"arpre%% Na 2,187 a LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1853. [THREEPENCE. rrlric (IAMBI( TIN MINE, in the pariah of Kermit, OM email. Olt' Amu% as gg.ooo parts or shares of tt each. To be paid no sasoseat. withmit ther lb the toe-book principle. roman. a ot uersomerarr. pae,d Bridges. Leo., lov,.niesa.tcrrace, l'ayswater. themes Henry bottom I.:rome, boy, Williamatreet, Lowsides aim re. I a rd rer-uv, Esq., yII di, Walthanistow. gao., lowrides-stroet, helgravaequare. Aloseader toot, k.u., N. , tusk, as - el epor, Itorp., °Mine, and Co. Bashi sr l'assescs-Itivers. Battenme, and Corm. Evilliturli--lieffliO. Mill. r Mod Ilorn, ,K Ca ing N'illtent.streete fligtit sot. MANA...N. AT ion MINX-Mr. John rettr. ger aaaaaa , pro tent.t-Mr. ittehard Clarke. 0171‘1,4--13 s. Ilucklersbury. The 0 rasa Tm time cattails ores a surface of au, acres, hi the W Mon a/. in the county of Cornwall and i. instate prommity go sr oval valmilie thrakrid-payin• saber, vla.-the 11 , ,seari•rell poy% the 01.1 a If tg. the LOTitat, the hotallack, and the Blain. 'ridden. A Nlineral Lore for II years, subject to the low royalty of 143 fee tin and for r pt. r, pasted by the prot.rietor, Samuel Borten, Into otcatool by the Company Up= very advantageous Artsti:t MA been drivels :00 fathoms by which at haat tea die. brut tm h vart ne :ales have hewn Inu re.- ted, and hew soma' of thew com:derable /*tura& were made. Within a nova debt it bee brit woreed as a " free sett,"-a tyres well know. he Carteret'. wa,rh confine* all imeratiro• t • the [Soda of labour smutty; the saes t h„ . ...opt ,yest snip. y nkalAtAirbed themselves and their families la „ Kris . ut years, corn by into mode of worling, eat their bad. nosy to the , t&et in to the heads ut the secretary. In order filly to &vet p the istibefsi wraith of the property by w a t ch has *ever et been apAiit, it is vow maraud to r . s tas resins on one of the present alit miens, tonnealleielg Man Which it he Ascertained that several hides intersect each wheroolease abweliat auppliea of tin as will b. obtained. Th• Climilidllee of itair.arment feel wamnted in stating that the prods e• d slas RIM m.l be in the meats within • low wroth' after it IS 1111111111,1104. The tin contains at wolfram, and therefore reuniters so sada* pr 4,0 to tender it mat ketvale. specanens of the ore and the dreamt tin, with copies of assays, the se; or toes lans uf the mate and mine, and the documents above referred to, nbe inspected at the dikes of the Company. A c ot rooster at the shares are already taken up; &online non' for the remain and prospectuses, may be made to the there. tary, at the clime of tilt Coity4ll/, or to the elicitors. coil OF DR. WATSON'S REPORT. lt malt not tw expected in tie following report that t ilionld dM any p.dtkular dewriplion o: the madman of the GareTn M b, ..e the surface, leanenuch as the time • hich hue elapsed between the last tx lo.tation And the present period Las rendered, from the ditapalation of Th. leers use shafts, sae the accumulation of water, the workings for the greater part loam:risible. Nevertheless. there yet remain certain data, wtkli I shall tat enmity note, I,y which the ea..* of the property may be septet mately estimated. the Mines are sone, In the pariah of Moe rah, about four milky trim ft. twit, sod eight mks from Penzance. The r ctt eaten& over sh.u: Stmt -art., irregularly hounded by four mom, one of which con stitutes the sea-board. The pticcipal approaches are from Peciaile^, ge. Just, and tit. lees. The tisk* are in the usual granite formation of Cornwall, red do hat intereeet any band. o lOUs in the nett, the most importint of witch lie about two o i le a to the north-cant. Aster as I was able to gra mma f ro m a earaul examination of the dea .s dm the burrows, the lake are not taunted with any mineral peculiarities different from those which usually obtain in the district. The existenoe of • large quantity of oxide of iron with the lode-Mosel of the red tourers, es the Wee peeeeeeina this eharae'cr are contumely called, Mme en as. moaner that Path locks contAirt la-tint tnshmothiS leaden.. From the made of arrangement of the minaret In the reatuz, and the 11 prin. "of tie daernrerable in the old stream, I Wok there can be Lute doubt hot that riehly.aworteddepkits of ote will reward the future level-preen: of the mioe. The number of the lodes are 10, two running N.E. and LW., which m a y proper., be considered crow-courses, and eight 'wooer lodes run ning newly due ewe aid clue west. Thecrosseourees have the names of the 111 ca Lode sad Leek Lang. The proper lodes are called re mreure;y the Creme en Pock, t, the Ranger, the Cluck'', the Cove, the Lemur Mess, the lialbst, the Liggan, the Daniels, reed the Goole. The Leek Roger does net ran parallel wtth the other lodes ; but lies Muth mere to Me earth of east. elicits have been sunk at distances open nest y all the lodge, and some of them have been rte nt:y coliste d and otherwise put into re pair. A deep level from the sea ban been tronght in, and must have metaled a eery lime time in execution. This level or edit is now to keg repair, sod as the keels above are reported to be newly *toped out, its week may be eoesidered as done, and any feather liboar, be yond chimed it, is swie.e to be expended ulo , It. Adidas from the comparatively malt quantt y al Mlbe left on the steam, and the small gill el the burrows after the dogmas/ eaten ow working of the nine for so many year', It MOM haw been otherwise than as egoeseively reran: mauve adrentore—a supposition which is enflamed by the fact that ten men Ceetriled le to a, with out the sal of any waachowyy, a handsome subanumen kr slm& of two ram, nothing the mine as a free sett. That Ws Was is mat worked met, but that it is, on the Contrary, Joel sualkillik iseelegsi to amble owe manna .tra &polies of that deep Sr Is rabbet sad Imbed, may be rear. so a itertaisti. The Ware .operatioos must mail misubleilty lea be treaties of • powerful steenseatomitisamffne sod easiNg tineabbeseeliarry. Ls re psis tle.d al tbe maul at swim leir die tatter, baba( sold nered Its elltablesees and eetiweaborss. Jam aft ae • gradual tortrewitke teed el the growl ban Sr pdadval die% to the di( W. till &disk al s men 'my men•ll•Mellt el tbr blob. ilia say be u•al 'Mb the mete bra Its emblmebet. end airat es easeltalt ale bas the attedsa ey elerag A• • tebele. I waft SO Ondea MI I bow bib Combt ss lbs siesantaer at wire, lbe el the loam tr is ==llllae... art be Imbibe that with eke il,trAc iwr ierm a le m x . pmadem, tie aid riteras fay be meie le tbe (Wiped) losers J. W. Wamess, Vh.D..11.1., F.O.S. 11. ASnmaliele, Adelphl, Jose 11, visa. altledon Isdortag solabri arbeddm away satirdstory ddir. beim st the Oars el dr Ides : Triddrkik IliEsr k. dildesb Ouddr am% Tiled Taw Capra Borbas Cards COPT OF DR. WATWIIId AMT. Ifs ratios el Wet bb how the Orem dry, sabadded by ISO kr 111•11Mbutice, Iwo by my gray scl swayer N 1 T u rk r Ass dr, as se amnia yid& Jamie J. rw. Jude 11, To Xs. loos Tim. MA Imo ..s or rim OAM= NEM (ollimates, Joio le, 11.311. Door Mr.—Trona medal away of your 11a oompio. 1 OM it pro d's'. 131 la 311. I on, door rOz, yaws Ism truly, Wised) Bios. Josiont. Tb Tugs ClosoenTss w Ihassamorr or Tot Ciormas Yam SL Jrw, has 11. Osslisess.-1 los is Mims pos liss snob id do bus Ur Our. ism Miss, 'Ski I soussed. priassei 71i waft sflest ale los irosistss, soSismi. sem Mimi) e Saniss lsi sMss. Yaw or the Palisisniam Las. FOSS w APIIXATION TOR IMAM Tote Comalttoe at ilaaasistrat et Ur Orbs Tla Was. Goatleates.— rot rat yam will allot on yens or dares la tbo above aarartdayq, and 1 !herby ogre to airs tin ears, or my Is. Inaba tobieb way be to no , all at pay tba orbital ngolnd. at the U.S rated la tba latter of allotment. Its., la toll. Isoldease Tteroora llederaar PR. KAHN begs to Worn the public that, after • be et moo ursspeosie mem is wise. Pepsine. inma. be Me Noma Wm*. waft lie GRIND AMATO. 111C41. sad Eni mammal. MUM% dish be be sew WU BITISIO is tbe tertberl the Poiresbele leeekeeles. Illese e rabaN i."lBBl4 int OM I=es be bee slid W Me elm* esesolee eelbetles = l= ll i lia= reeT.lSsemen bromiets et ereee Om 710 OM boa II INS. eel kw 7 MIA • pre el dr Illeseme epia Or MN yds wiry Wee. km I WI $ pss. kplemeime lac Mailir= lo lo llll bseeel snood tee Mies Ws iselbeimal la =rifEß.—Ladiea will find the application of 110WIAND, KALT DO& gratefully refreshing la preserving and beauty et the compieske Nth elda Meth the bimetal D2llO Ike owl Daut, divan*: Nos alga of awl idaiNIDIA "Win all kallabllity aad Mat, sod aird los dr /Dials ammilmatandaat as ralarall 01.2= bagir DI Oiled OA di& = Tam, Dimiloura. VMS OM by the al adlr. liMe Z ai r m i m i e lla is a Nileaftly=lbar Domain ma. la awe at at WWI of m" Its vialan bare lore then aduratileaL— 4s. AL mil& AL pie Asada. Cautivn.—The wank Dawlarle llalyikr us ea 100 wrappur.-2020 by A. ROWLAND sad BONN, 20, Itaßas. garb" Lemke; wad by abecoota and portasaars. THE FAMILY MI mEAsArkiiifiifokfili - TiikAM.—For all of bathing, for penmen mined with pain in the joints or lisaba,=aaring. atimationes, or mytilag tad tine of cold, it Mitt/rally Mama a Sr& There Is act sisp in the Phar macopeia*, se sesseget as pawn maim al day, that can equal Ltlarszaten and sdkagy. If wed daily lormailotaly ea the drat • morn or foot bath, it ass am answllAte reaction 11 Or Wad, *miring a ga WM wrath war the whole man d Sr lady. away posnaelsg hem sad other il6 seism la deem Is esilaulng nesassal Peteee eyelid foe m acho, be dalleass swamps ad all inlassenatary action, barna mini, gad calla Is esesslaging. Wes ems it seponales the rest sed Ilte ail es selpeless tar as a Salt Is IS* M dsi wl less Illimee emil Illaarr, es te ase el Se Slid king sada lig Oa 01111•4 tat rereads' in saes Oa sae et • dielast‘le ISIS sears Is had ha paratbas * l ea Soma Mirraesing h. It be appludas ft le as deb wns as tat i elm die Ma oh Mat it la utterly aspandbb loyadolmnagamiwt bie= lOW miaddst ar !allure. Ono pat Mg mom di albs, la ma* pawpaws generally, chillehatos, th mab, as. II Ma& k ik, and as hal iy ebnald be without it dat • mamadaiderms sad X WAY and 00,34, Stems g tut Twitalskar), by whoa it is and. in pots at Md.. sod 4s. ed. ; aad is lass. at I. Is. and 22a. each, with drratias; sod Illiswise by all saw medians swam The Its. fanny jars leaf (fteringe. Sal is all pass olt Se Larks. DRCULVERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORKS, - Ortbsioa, iiatirmplriail. sod OrWoe, Is. mak; by pus. 10.6 d. WHAT TO UT, Dllllllll, AND ATOM. O. LICTURI TO TOUNO Witt as. ROW TO BB IA M fv. MORAY AND FRIMICAL ICNIOTNIZST OF UM ON FPZCIAL DINBAUS. L'OFFITOIIIII OF ILUIRIAOZ LIFIL vu. DMASIS 01 WWII& vm. asil iL&V0111. Li I. MOLISE. Ulna. fail WITCH LZII3II. I wiz, Is. sub. ITDOOPAIMIT: 0111, Ira.% oriLD WATT MILL le=lll.lomaigrwm• 147 Valuzireet: 10. ad di Issloonr4; er Id. R iNty•rwea. 111)4,114 YaAilr ingeNrut,vibe nM mu Wuxi &Ur from US, BRITANNIA LIFE A.ASURANCE COMPANY, Princee.atr" Bank , wo os . Natsblistmd Aug.l, 1597. Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 4 Viet., cap. 9. CIAIIII42.—CoIL Spar ST ALP.EANDEIt. Blackheath Park. Diemen= rates of purr JIM fur .enuring Loans or Debts. mu premiums only n 9uired daring first sues years. Meuranore payable e =mg life. Provition during =malty toe Orphans. BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIVE ASSOCIATION. Empowered by bet Mikisay's Royal Letters Patent. Profit. divided annually. Pardue= computed foe every three months' Menaced are. 11.11 credit meurances cm a new plan piculiarly aunty's= to policy bolder,. At the UM annual general meting, a redaction og N per cost. was am= is the current year's premium on all participating MIT.) (morcsul Prim Tun let Sews Team Qua/- Tee:ly WO Pre- Pre mium. mime. d. Teen.Ytlee.`Se.dEe.dEe.d. I 3 6 30 0 3 7 3 1 4 2 0 12 3 316 4 ; 3 2 7 r 1 4 40 12 4 4 3 • 6 3 7 1011 460 12 3 IS 4 il 3511410121 R. R. FOSTER, Reddest Director. ANDREW FRANCIS. Secretary. Inc AV' le. Maul Pre. 3 t 6. d. I I 9 1 9 2 2 6 2 6 6 BOOKS PURCHASED.—GentIemen desirous of DitiPOSING of their LIBRARIES, or any portion of the same, gory obtain the fu:l vaMe, to mob. by applying to Menus. BROWNE soh and LUMLEY, 4, Brorralow.etreet, Holborn, London. fetters will metre immediate attention. eL SHOCKING SUICIDE. is Yesterday evening en inquest was herd before i s C. J. Cartier, EN., et the Prince of Wales, G,eenwich, gt. upon the body of Lavinia Mary Cuthbert. St. 1 Oldheld, cabinet maker, of 2, Weymouth-ter race, Hackney road, said—Deceased was my sister ; she r , was 39 years of age last birthday, and was the wife of is Charles Cuthbert. I List saw her alive abcut a month ago. She was not at that time, nor has since been, to my know- eS ledge, in any pecuniary distress. Believe she lived on LS pretty good terms with her husband, to whom she has been 1 ° St married fourteen years. Deceased's mind has been for years preyed upon by domestic misfortunes, and she ire- u quently complained of her head, ezpreuing a fear that she as, should some day have to go to a lunatic asylum. Mrs. Margaret Mace said—l reside in the same house It' with deceased, whew I have known about two years. On Sunday morning, a little before eleven o'clock, Mrs. Cuth• Dent was below stairs %Litchis; with me, and about half an se. hour afterwards I heard a noise which lat first took to be It. the howling of a dog, but afterwards thought to be moan. Bt. log. I was then on the first film., and I went up to de- . 8 t: csased's room, upon opening the door of which I saw her ti lying on the bed on her back, with her feet on the floor. io Her clothes were up, and in her right band she had a lei razor, and her bowels in her other hand. There was a pail It by her side. When I entered she seemed to know In*, 194 and turned and struggled, but did not speak. I imme diately called assistance, and sent for Mr. Clay Shute, the Ili surgeon. I turned her round and laid her head on the to pillow. I took the razor from her hand and laid it on the It. table; after that she grasped her flannel petticoat. She died St. about 20 !Malec' afterwards, just as Mr. Shute's assistant IS arrived. Her state of mind was very low, particularly on e T Saturday and on Sunday morning. She seemed depressed 6 a . at the thought of going away from her mother, as was 0 arranged for Wednesday, her husband having taken a fist place at Newberry. She bad no family. IS Two envelopes, on which the deceased bad written in a 5; neat and clear hand, were found in a shirt, and the con- a t "' tents seemed to lead to the conclusion that it was ono note, st: and was as follows. so "My dear Charles,—l know it must come, and the third fS shock I feel will drive me to utter madoces. To my dear lit friends it is better to know my end then to see me in a In- sesi natic asylum. I should like to lay in the same grave umy ; dear father. May God forgive you, u I hope he will me, aa and may you get another gife who will love you as I bars et. done. Your unfortunate wife, "Lavinia." Is Mr. Oldfield explained that he thought the meaning of se the words " third shock" to refer to the trouble she had to twice before had to go through, and that she saw no pros- g pc ct other husband's third undertaking ending more ant • - ceasfully. IC The coroner briefly reviewed the evidence and the jury M returned a verdict of " Temporary Derangement." SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY. A itectiog of sharehoitinni in thin railway, eon pelted by advertisement, and stated to be on " important buskins'," was held yesterday at Fendall's Hotel, Palace. yard- Among the proprietor' present were, General Winces, Mr. Whalley, M.P., Mr. Charles East, Mr. W. Gordon Thomson, Mr. Herbert Ingram, Mr. H. V. East, Dr. Kennedy, Mr. David Robinson, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Cohen, as. General M'lmass tooke the chair, and said they were of Mem all aware of the manner in which thefpresent memo kabob odiloated. The proceedings of the iihrewelimey aidChsMse Raftway Company were too well knows to ffiffeln explanation. In consequence of what bad happreall eilambato a Meeting of Shrewsbury and Chester 'bow Mama had Nora held last week, at which a deputation MN ell= make inquiries into the matter referred to by Kr. Mr. H. V. Roar, a member of the deputation, said that be bad accepted the duty imposed upon him by the resolu tion dela teems satins of abart6oldua, and, with Dr. lassathi sal Mr. llobbalai, bad moiled am Mr. Wil li ams. noir kwormoliros mon to "atOoee ea aiosely as wealth!e to the eeseie ad opted to this Illisawsboxy and Birmingham br Mr. (Mach, and it woo bspoil that the acting chairman (Mr. Williams) would feel that he would not be justified in affording less protection to the shareholders than was at once given by Mr. Clive. In pursuance of these in structions the deputation proceeded to Chester, aad tolled on Mr. Williams. For the sake of accuracy he had made a note of whet bad occurred, which be would now read to the meeting. The deputation "called on Mr. Williams shortly after ten o'clock on Saturday morning, and, after full explanations had been given, Mr. East read to Mr. Williams the letter of General M'lnnee, as chairman of the meeting held on Friday afternoon, communicating to the deputation the resolution unanimously passed at this meeting and instructions for the performance of their duty. The deputation then urged upon Mr. Williams a prompt compliance with the request con veyed in the resolution. Mr. Williams replied—' I must know specifically what you riquire.' The deputationurged that Mr. Williams ought to act towards the Shrewsbury and Chester shareholders as Mr. Clive had acted towards the proprietors of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham rail way. Mr. Williams then asked ' What description of books, documents, &c., are wanted ?' The deputation then banded in the following list: the share register of ordinary, preference, and guaranteed stocks, the share ledger, the tran►fer books and transfers for the last three years, the proxies in conoexion with the mee logs of the last three year, ; all books in which any entries of moneys received for the sale of shares belonging to the company, whether forfeited, preference, or gueran teed ; and the dividend warrant-book. An appointment was then made for half-pest 11 o'clock at the offices. Mr. Williams met the members of the deputation at the ap pointed time, but on inquiry being made for the secretary, or any of the clerks who could give information on the sub ject required, one and all were declared to be absent. After waiting an hour, a clerk arrived, who assisted Mr. Williams in procuring the books and papers required. The deputation now asked whether Mr. Williams would allow the books and papers to be placed in safe custody at once by banding , them over, under seal, to a magistrate, or placing them in a safe under his own seal, and that of the deputation. Mr. Williams re plied by ordering the clerk to place the hooks and papers in a cupboard up stairs. He then bored a hole in the panel of each door, and after locking the door con nected the two panels with a piece of tape, which he sealed with his own seal, and then placed the latter in the hands of Dr. Kennedy. Honing completed this Mr. Williams said, " That is all 1 intend doing." The deputa tion severally protested against this proceeding, urging that the books might easily be abstracted without the possibility of detection, and suggesting that • large iron safe which stood below would be better for the purpose. Mr. Williams positively declined to secede to this request, and the depu tation withdrew. It should be added that Mr. Williams declined promiaing to produce the books, ite., to any one without an order from the board, saying he should hold himself responsible to produce the books in their integrity as soon as be b►d instructions, and that he would commu nicate with Mr. East as speedily as possible." Upon this report of the deputation several gentlemen ad dressed the meeting. It was resolved to call the attention of the directors to what had taken place among the share holders of the Birmingham and Shrewsbury Company, aid submit to the director, that it is due to their own character, that an independeat investigation of the books, accounts, and documents of this company should at once take place ; that the report of the deputation now read be approved ; and that the acting directors be urged to permit a com mittee to be appointed by this meeting to make immediate investigations, similar to those now being eonda.'•ted by the Shrewsbury and Birmingham committee. It was further resolved, to request the directors to call a meeting of the proprietors, at an early period, and so call upon proprietors to entrust their proxies to the committee, of which Mr. Thompson is chairman. Finally, the following gentlemen were appointed a com mittee, to carry out the foregoing resolutions :—Me. Whal ley, M.P., Mr. Gordon Thomson, Mr. H. V. East, Mr. B. Reblesoo, Mr. S. P. Robinson, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Monroe, Mr. Campbell, and Me. Taoston. A vote of thanks was then proposed to the Chairman, and the business terrotosted. SHARE LISTS. MONDAY ETZNIPIO. The railway market to-day has been prejudiced by the depression of Console, but gives way slowly. The approaching payment of railway dividends, combined with a very limited supply of floating stock, affords support to this department; but baldness is i exceedingly nactive and the general tone flat. To wards the close spec ulative ' sales were induced by the downward tendency of the funds. Dover., Great Northerns, Caledonians, and Oxford and Worcester." appear to suffer chiefly. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx! The railway market to-day is flat, and prices are generally rather worse than the closing rates of yesterday. Great Westerns, York and North Midlands, and South-Easterns have declined rather considerably. Business in this department remains quiet. French shares are also flat. Northerne are iinoted to j ; Strasbourg., 361 to 37 ; and Paris and ns, 161 tp 17 prem. OkDINARY MARES AND STOCKS. amuse prime miles to-da y Ammer& I Yesterday. I to 2 p.m. kt-fd«. Ste d Slasborg„ Plotting., Ilkots. naa. Rrat Juntuos . I 171 51 01 tll iLrts.Wflltr. ikStoorteor, 11/1 IN bows., n.,atilter.Jun.l 9 1 dal all Da.Chtsarßirit..so/5351.C , SO IS 101130. do. 101 31 24 es IA RAMA and Raster . 103 104 105 0111111.02.153 . 421 as Cb si oater ail Heybood l3 all Cott sad Random 301 t i t U Dublin one. Bolfratlsrv, 31 41 s lnrotoe, Prat. a. d Abcr darn Junction 5 9 al ot Anglian all Ditto (A:l4 3 and IL) Sa • 10 Rotors Mantas ... 12$ 131 as known Urns., elm A Oat R. U. . 44 46 at Do. CAM 1.1 cad C att. SS 33 100 tart Lasaaahlr• . 72 77 all lIL 37 .1. Dar.ftElio..l2 51 116 104 . 1F.diabirah and 01a arrow . 71 16 in erg ee •• 100 KAlehurgh, rerth,Deodor 1011 Glasgow & SocithWatin PIO Groat North, ra RIO Du. A, AURA lOU Do. D, Stook 100 10t.Soath. and VlestAirs., 1100 prat Wafters !litassokster and CArlmic Uj Do. Tb:rll.4 100 Laizawithro atiTorkkin Is De. VIAL Ili Do. Wo..t ItkoisiDo..ac Lee& Northern ~. . _ nkiLowdas and Blaakwall Low..lllbarl,& Snarl MO Law. Brighten. is S. Coast 12? Lloaden a Ikarlik-Vrasky . . liro:Eigitit;"7 I Do./ too taadott t Sout:.l.llt6hen eh D.., /50 14 De.. 1140 an Londonderry & QOimine Loodendrryle goolakillco ISO saatooloot..tuncoto. 4i De. leas. 4 Llnol. LI ado too Itldlesd 100 De. Dirni.inibeay 47j 1 7114.0. Woo. 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Ditto Piled 40 per Cent setts &antra Meson* Ana lot t 1.0.6 15 all . 8 i _I ell •I 1 .1 o IL Ile Y If York/ Do. per cont. ...! .b.Yortzflire4peret.Goarl ratotiordilKilluranytp.ot ark. Noiroutio,it bor Nell!, of tag.psuon. I LL'( LEAD AT VI iuckylithAsaflitre (lure, to LoodosiN.Vfootort.i, SO Citnegehlo Janotios (lard toCaledootar.). . 1 ISO taotLtatoinalLiasz.C;.Ct.l pewee to Ot. Norther.") Jlouteoster i Doss Forot II! Ilf 2.2ltit i I --- - - - 1 pus 111 7 9 I 1 103 104 109 109 -1-0 i pm 1 £52 Si 4 1 11 IS 14 1(1 ti k &I= 149 151 id •1 114 14. iii lie 33 7311 3 I &a I PI Itb 117 2 2 2 2 22 lif !Of vs is t 4 lir M• a vat se IN 112 114 lel WC it: Ice trip: 1107 109 64 Si (Leaded to GnatWo.teral all Hartlepool Doak k Ran,. I (lewd to Yk. N. & 60 tiallidielby(l.Torkatid NN 211 De, a sham (ditto; III( Da. ohms (ditto) 111 two sad Ciresa.)cli (lamed to tleotb Imam , 10 Oitto Frodarmia (ditizi) IS bowler( Oser.4perCi.r t (Wald to Woetalk) all Dino ditto 6pa Cast. IlaardWitastos,k3tailoek (lewd to 1-104.16.161(d., an *denies' and lake 150 In 4 34 11% 1141 86 27 ,7 $ll Hy 141 26 27 N IN a s& to i1100kt.27 ell iYldlyd Bruitard(lllll.) 80 'ltortiossiZastunt yrs prod to all Do.llsod 3 per NEL Ow) 23 rtmokollsW(bisa. Loa 32111.WoottLeme.Iff 12 Mao 4 blares (ditto) 200 llopoot sod Eltokla(losts $ Went Northam .„ 100 Do. thozr.tlt Stook StostblitAtTarlstdro (liabodi ta Yr. tt 4 Ctior) II•st 140*T. 0 P. ( Arc I lewd to btesitocturac 23 Otto:, Ditto Ditto 100 71tuo 4 0i.n0t..1 Doom , ' 10 unit womoth IN 110 25f 714 1 61 11 M ST 1(0 162 ISO 162 11 01 di. fi 12 53 11.4 14 iii hie 99i FOREIGN IL Myer, and Rotterdam Bohm to Gran's anms Ralrao Zastorn Janetke Oftriaras ra4 Ergonines. Olfas and Besancon Ealsona . n ONO base Fel:deflate Oralld Junction of Visor, Gnat Track of Canada tii . ii;;;;l - b:i;09 .....'." lt.Weatmf Cmlnsvh.,Share flsodlton and Toronto Do. C per Cent. Week hotia,3 p.Ct.Priil D Do. (Railway) ... . Do. =netted ... Lyme sad Medtterreoesn Metres ... ... ... gum 4k Lieu (with In ; lenrebern of Frame.. Do. fel. $ per et. Desk i ;toe B. k makes sho.s.' Norwegian frank Puke, Pane mkt Lyons .... hole sac Orleans ... hip aid Room ... i`arle end etrals.oery Kda.o7e•inTlCiia;cotair Quake and 11.:abraond Ind Davin ... Donlan Rorat -.milk „ Imbue . !Id Keene ... Do. 34 per Cent. Prefer iontli Eastern at Fraud loothern of Pram Upper 'edit Scrip We:4 Flanders r Do. 5i per CAM. Prefer. Never', of er..nre 2 I e;;;t;ii;4 9W6Tr1901.. 9 ✓.nLnd MINES. MONDAY ILA AYb. 11 01 lb I oi di. il ti I l ie P T. 6 6i pie 11 11 .. 4 ti ~ 4 2 ;as l+ die ills Far 1 far II 7 4j 44 II I If 1 I do par 11 le Pla 341 131 14 144 • 14 17 174 pa 44 41 44 47 37 174 4 6 pm dts 134 104 I I 11 I i PE 3 I pia 0 0 4 I pa 4i• 9 1 9 3 Pa I i 991 $ 3 dla 2 , 4 4 6 'I hero has been rather more business in home mining stocks to-day. Dividend stocks are in good demand, and besides others, there are inquiries for Condunow, Cern Brea, South Francis, and Copper Hill, which have been done at 123 ; South Francis, 175 ; Alfred Consols, 191, 20; Tremayne, 18, 20 ; Bedford United, 64 ; Cam Brea, 86, 88 ; East Buller, 61 ; Wheal Golden, 2 ; West Providence, 44. There are buyers of Stray Park at 20. A few days ago these scares were quoted 7 only. The gold mining shares were decidedly flatter all round, and closed heavily. At 4 o'clock, Colonial Gold wen: quoted 3 to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget, 3to 3 prem. ; Port Phillip, to 3 dia. ; British Aus tralian, 1 to 1 dis.; Ague Fria, 13 to 13 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 3 to 3 prem. Jamaica Copper Mine were also flat; Metcalfe have fallen to 43 to 5 prem. National Brazilian (Cocaes) were also lower. The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol lows: Australian Mutual, 3to 1 die .; Australian Consols, 3 to 1 die. ; Monarch Gold, 1 to 3 din ; Mizen Head, Ito 1 dia.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 3 per share; Lewis Hill Range, t to 3 per share ; Peninsular Mining, par to 1 prem.; Cologne Lead, to 3 dis ; Ca i rberry West, Ito 3 dis.; GOlden Mountain, 1 to 1 per share; Glenaulin,l to g dia.; Sulphate of Barytes, 3 to 1 per share; Lackamor Copper, 3 die. to 3 pm ; Britannia Gold, 1 to 3 per share; Poltimore, 1 to k dia. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 3 to 3 pm.; New Linares, par to 1 prem. ; New South Wales Coal, 3 to 1 die. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 1 dia. ; Metcalfe (of Jama,ca), 4/ to 5 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) Ito 1 ; pm. ex new ; L'Aigle d'Or, to 3 die.; London tend Virginia Gold and Copper, k to 1 prem. ; Brucatu Gold, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to 3 die.; Kenmare, 1 to 3 prem.; Port Hunter an/. Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 dia. ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, 3to 3 prem.; Melbourne Gold, kto per share; Great Hewaa United Tin, r dia. to par; Great Crinnis, par to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold, 3 dia. to par ; Lake Supelioe Copper, 3 dis. to 3 prem.; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream ing, par to k prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), to 3 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 tol prem.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; New South Wales Gold, Ito 13 per share; South Devon Consols, 3to per share ; Obernhof, Ito prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 2 to 21 prem. ; Aubin Coal and Iron, 3 dia. to prem. ; Parkwyn and Carwalsick, 1 din to 1 prem. ; East India Iron, 51. to 7s. per share; Connemara, par to 3 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 4 prem.; King Arthur Consols, prem. THIS DAY.7-Two_o'CLocc, Business in the gold mining shares to-day is more active, but there is no improvement in the tone of the market. Colonial Gold shares are quoted 16-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, tow prem.; Port Philip, to 1 dis. ; and Great Nugget Vein, I to prem.; Mariquita shares are rather better, being fr die. bnvers. Australian Agricultural sre quoted 33 to 34; Peel River 1 to 11 prem.; Scottish Australian Invest ment, 2 to 21 prem.; and North British Australasian, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. rri. VallsaGoldi tAustralastan +Australian Andrallan Cordillera Australian Ittostisin Are Maria &link Australian Gull +British:roe +Brar.leup,(lse.ats/.ps Da.Coomeand Gabbs Do. at. John Del Re, (been'® Creek 03bre Copper +Colonial Gold coldu +Copper r Miners of Eng. +Do. fief. It per test. +ffalleAutratlaziOoppr I Great Nugget Veia Do. Registered 4Deaeral Grand Derby of Bade Great Polguoth Lake Replant Litsety +Llama _ _ Loodon&Conforn. Gold Charts Crushing Co Moriquita New Granada Nouveau Mond* Nova Scotia Mining and Port Cop Philipper Smelting (.oratz Rook tßhymney Iron Ditto New ..... " Santiago do Cabs ocean Austratian....„ iiiiZriZ ------- t Unitel if slim—. Waller West Granada , ve•t Mariposa Yuba 4 Trans/arabls by sts -----____ _ Sh. Miscatialioni Pd. MINE Coal Nad Iron 6 MOAN= Itorioalawral 10 Aastraloiro Pe Nall. 10 la Atotralls Sorg MN •• • • i 10 Hernia Walarwcata 10 Brlllit Amadora lood b Britiab hOoloidellinoNloo ft Beelooliia Coolporly - 1 b °mid - . 4 Costal of Tram Ism Ohms ...... 25 Ilastolo 2) 1 Tl NlZiraiiiiiii. 14 *meal S.* Ilhoolog Oh l4 IN* ll•Nrco4 Nom I 6 I t=81.111241.11114* 4 lratorallaroltol all 1 Netherlands load . 3 2.41. Watts Cal m lai . r. *ram Navigation Oh 1 North With& Aultsblaa all 1 Do. New ........ . 20, North of Nampa Pita= . 7 si.yeel Muir Load I Mineral all aup ',flank; a Oriental Bto. all 50 ; 7 0. . 2 rot %bind Inv ul oopiri; . all 10 flop, I Mall Moan . 00 1 ioutti 75 Amur. lagotrnent all 2 z wi th . kastralLan trod 25 14 u t. m . n .5a 1 elsarapb lua Vas 1/kart.Nl 4 Ulna ••• - • 204 IYesterday. 1, 6 - 616 - 6tz 474 416 ir 60 70 ii f Ms epm 21 4 I cep 14 16 Cita al o i as. dis 9 10 dla 6/ 74 per t vim I IPu dls i 2$ 6i 7/1 4 3 din par 6 11 31 ma dL dla 1 (IL BuAnts does to-day. - dabs to-day. 14 15 - 5 H 1 S 3 ii 10 811 103 e Id 1,131 N ldj 21 894 IS Ili . 741.0 4 1 I I I au all 9 ell 1 all 5 1 an an 15 i at: an an an an . 1 1f I PUi• n vm JOINT STOOK BANKS. _ . ta,aool 40 Australsela . I 40 'Brit. Col. Bank Atoen 26:0001 AO 'Betel+ North American 40,00.1, 25 'Chartered Bank of Ala 50,0001 20 jaunt. Bank of Mid* Ana 20,000,100 !Cot 25,000100 ,Commercialof • Lomion. Eng.. Scot.. k Anal. Ch art. 25,0 el 20 Lou. Chart. Honk of Aunt. 10.0ktli 10 ,London and County 00,000 1.41 London Joint Stock 50,010;100 London and Weetininater 10,044. 110 National Prot. of England 10,101 l II ',Do. New t 0.0.4., 50 National of Ireland 33.57311 25 Oriental Bank Corpora:Ma 20,00000 ; Provincial of Ireland 4,00 15 'Do. Nor. . WA' I !Royal Atk - rtillUit . Banking ! and Gold Imp. CO. P,OPU IS South Australts 10,001. 25 'Union of Australis LW.. 'Do. New 03.0 , ^ 50 ;Union of London MAO 40 :Union of Madrid 1 8. 1 8A... . . 1 Clueing prim if ertardayl U 13 Cs par li tai rtni 4 7. ..1 To 4 9 MONEY MARKET. 5 ii id 8 Ii id 1 26 all 2 2 10 all 4? hiONDAT BYZNING. The English stock market again gave way to-day, and showed heavineps to the termination of business. A good deal of stock his.been sold to-day, and the aim& of England is understood to be selling. This impression strengthens the opinion of those who think that, owing to the immense development of the trade of the nation, money will yet command higher rates. Both in and out of the Stock Exchange to day money was in more demand. The drain of gold to the continent, and the absence of any satisfactory advicea from the east of Europe, tend to increase the prevalent tendency towards depression, which was further aggravated in the afternoon by telegraphic intelligence of a fall of per cent. on to-day's Paris bourse. The bargains in Consols ranged between 971 and 981, and the closing official quotation was 974 to 98, both for money and the 11th August. Later in the afternoon, however, the price ruled at 97 to only, and so closed. The official business report includes Three per Cent. Console, for money, 98, 1, 971; ditto, for account, 11th August, 98, 971. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1014, 4,, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6. South Sea Stock, 116. Bank Stock, 228, 2271._ Exchequer Bins ruled at 2s. dia. to la. prem. India Bonds mark 22a. to 275. prem. The foreign stock market was flat in tone, but prices do not seem much affected. Mexican showed heaviness, especially in the afternoon. Spanish De ferred was rather better, and a good deal of business was done in the Committee's Certificates at as high a figure as 7 per cent., but a reaction took place in the latter towards the close. Portuguese Fours were done at 42; to 43 ex div., which represents a slight improvement. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26; to ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 die. to par ; Grenada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, Deferred, 9 to 9a; Spanish Deferred Threes, 231 to a ; the Certifi cates, 64 to 6; per cent. Sales are thus marked : Danish Five per Cent. Bonds,lo6;. Dutch Two-and a-Half per. Cents., 644 • ditto Four per Cent. Cer tifs., 98a. Granada Deferred, 9a. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, g, a. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 8 3„ , I. Fortuguese Four per Cents., 43, 42-1, ex div; do. ex. all overdue coupons, 40. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102, 1014. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 951. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 23;; the Com mittee's Certificates, 61, 61 6a, 7, 61 per cent. The arrival is reported this afternoon of the Queen of England, which sailed from Port Phillip on the 17th March. This vessel is stated to have on board 40,395 ounces of gold, worth about 161,600!. The amount of gold brought in by the Beulah from Port Philip is 11,000 ounces, valued at 44,0001. The Robert, also reported last week as in from Sy dney, has no golden freight, but about 3,000!. worth in the hands of passengers. The America has:deo brought in 528,461 dollars, or about 105,7001., from New York ; and the La Plata, 701,576 dollars, or 140,000!., from the West Indies, of which 613,500 dollars is in sil ver, and 88,076 dollars in gold. The subjoined is interesting to the bondholders of Mexico: The Mexican packet has brought to the joint order of Colonel Facie) and the Chairman of the Committee of Mexi can Bondholders 16,655 dole. Mc. from Vera Crux, and 5,675 doll. 44c. from Tampico, together 21,231 dole. 300. Exclusive of these, there are now at the Bank of England, to the credit of the dividends, 71,3121. Is. Bd. Mr. Falcon net's letter to the committee is dated the 2nd ult. In reply to his protest against the seizure by government of four months' produce of the ue assigned to the bondholders, the Minister of Finance wrote as follows : With reference to the protest with which your letter macludes against the application of the funds lot Me foreign debt to other objects, his excellency the president desires me to say that it is noto rious that on taking charge of the supreme govern ment he found the exchequer empty and all the revenues hypothecated, so that there was no money even for the most pressing wants of the public service, for which reason all parties in favour of whom the hypothecations of the cus toms duties had been made spontaneously agreed to place the produce of them up to the end of April at the disposal of the government, resuming their former rights again on the Ist )fay. His excellency thinks that he ought to expect equal consideration from the bondholders, convinced as they ought to be of the conservative intentions of the go vernment, without which there can be no security for the fulfilment of even the most sacred engagements ; and that the present administration, while yielding to an imperative necessity is disposiag of the funds assigned to the creditors, is already occupying itself in devising some arrangement by which, w ithout imposing new sacrifices on the bondholders, the punctual payment of the dividends may be secured to them in a solid and stable manner, as it is but just, and cer tainly the desire of the government, for the sake of its own credit and good name, that it should be." Mr. Yalconnet, in his rejoinder, had again strongly pressed all the proper points on the attention of govern ment, and also made a formal application to Mr. Doyle for Ma interference to protect the property of the bondholders. Mr. Falconnet expected in a few days from the date of his letter to have an interview with his Excellency the Presi dent, to deliver a memorial from the committee on the subject of the present state of the foreign debt of Mexico— verbally to expatiate upon it. The project of a bank in Mexico, which was to farm the customs :revenues and pro vide for the payment of the interest on the foreign and domestic debts, continued in abeyance, but without having been wholly abandoned. The new tariff was considered much too high to be productive. It was said that the new duty on a bale of printed cotton geode would amount to 110 per cent. on its real value. The agents in Vera Crux esti mated the probable amount of the bondholders' share of the import duties there for the month of May at 63,000 dollars, and for June at 62,000 dollars. The government was rapidly increasing the army, but had as yet failed in devising any measure to place the finances on a better footing. Continuing our record of the conversion, we annex a statement newly issued from the South Sea House of the amount of stock commuted by parties residing out of England, to whom a longer period of time was allowed for signifying their willingness to ac cept new stock. This further return leaves the matter very much in its former position : Amount com muted from 4th Amount pre- Name of June to 29th Jely vioualy com- Securities. by persons on muted to 3rd the Continent. June. New 34 per Cents £so7 4 5 £102,1592 12 0 New 24 per Cents. e Exchequer Bonds Nil 6,270 18 4 Total From an useful statement drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jerusalem Coffee-house, wo are enabled to extract some interesting particulars as to the pro posed course of our Australian trade during the month now commenced. It appears that no less than 96 vessels, many of which are of largo tonnage, are fixed to leave Gravesend, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Southampton during August for our southern colonies. Of these 26 vessels are for New South Wales, 39 for Victoria, 12 for Adelaide, 9 for Hobart Town, 4 for Launceston, 2 for Swan River, and 4 for New Zealand. In Mark-lane to-day, under the influence of s fine morning, the corn trade was very quiet, and prices irregular. Some kinds of wheat were dearer, and others cheaper, but prices, on the whole, may be re ported firm. Floating cargoes, of which there is a large number off the coast, were held at stiff prices, and few sales reported. Letters from Bogota of the 23rd June mention that all the ports in the province of Choco del Norte hitve been declared free , _ those upon the Atrato a s we ll as those upon the Pacific Ocean. This liberal step of the government is calculated to attract auention to that part of New Granada, and appears to be in a measure prompted by . a desire to encourage Euro pean capitalists in their disposition to carry out the great project of an inter oceanic canal. Colonel Codazzt, the government engineer, was busily en gaged in the province of Choco in constructing a map of that district. With reference to the Australian markets, w•e an nex an extract from the circular of Messrs. James Dean and Co., dated Sydney, 6th April : - • We cannot enumerate one article which will not leave a remunerating profit to the shipper. Immigration is pour ing in upon us—ship after ship full of passengers, but few with general cargoes. The almost total absence of domestic manufactures leaves us entirely dependent upon importa tion. Our increasing population will absorb a east quan tity of foreign merchandise. Our market also, that of the sister colony, is entirely bare. Little is on its way ; hence, for a length of time, prices will certainly he maintained. We are happy to inform you that our gnld•tields continue to give a good return fir labour. New mines are being discovered in every part of our extensive territory, and we doubt not but that fresh aurlferoua localities wall Indio& aimed for years to came, giving employment to the thousands now on their way ; for, setting aside the great attractions of a field equally valuable to the family man, viz., the raising of agricultural produce for the supply of our large and populous town., is open, and for which there is great encouragement. 'Tis true the markets of China, Manila, and Java, supply us with wear arid coffee. China sends her teas and silks, but on Great Britain, for all articles of clothing, ler machinery, in tact for all and every other necessary as well as luxury we depend. There is a vast amount of unemployed capital here at present ; almost every cart) that arrives has changed hands before landing, such is the rage for speculation, and although the exports from England may have been increased one hundredfold, still supplies must be short. The markets on the south-west coast of America are all drained to supply that of California. We have not only our awn population to maintain, New Zealand, Van Die man's Land, as well as the various island., are outlets from this great depot. Melbourne, the great attraction at present, has so bared our market for their large and increasing popu lation, that prices are equalised. The main stream of emi gration will ere ►ong be directed to this quarter. Already have rich fields been discovered on this side the border. The northern mines of this colony arc already attracting num bers ; many, no doubt, will wend their way there for a more genial clime in the winter months. Then, we trust, the anticipations of geolngists will be realised, and they will prove of vast wealth. Thie, coupled with one of the finest harbours in the world (a blessing denied Port Phillip), also a free port, must always place Sydney as the first and great centre of this vast continent. Miscellaneous shares were generally flat to-day. Land shares were the turn cheaper ; Australian Agri cultural closed 33' to 34l ; and British American, 64 to 66. Crystal Palace shares have receded to 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Bank shares were a shade less firm ; St. Katharine Dock stock marked 921. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's press : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 11.16 to ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63,1 ' • Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Certifs., 64 to 11-16 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 484 ; Portuguese New, 39 1-16 to A ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, B'2='; Mexican New, 26 9-16 ; Granada Deferred, 91. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. likntes, 103.23; ditto Three per Cents., 78.3.). Bank Shares, 2,840. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market shows no symptom of a rally. Consols remain at the full depression of yes terday afternoon, being quoted 97. 4 toy both for money and the 11th inst. In every department of the house flatness prevails, and there is little dispo sition to operate. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98; to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 101/ to ; Bank Stock, 2271 to 229; South Sea Stock, 115; Exchequer Hillis, 2s. din. to Is. prem.; India Bonds, 275. prem. Foreign ;tacks are flat, and Mexican hoe again given way. The sales in this department are few. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds mark 84; Mexican, 201; Spanish Deferred, ; the Certifi cates, 64 per cent.; Russian Fives, 118; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 101; to 102; Dutch Fours, 98 to d ; Brazilian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 991 to 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOAU.—The market has opened with a steady appear ance, but the public Pales are progressing without spirit. Too refined market is firm at last week's price9.__ —.......— - , COPFEB.—The public sales are going off steadily at last week's currency. Tee.—The market remains quiet, but prices are firm. SALTPETKE.-1,200 bags sold steadily in public sale. Refraction 51 to 9}, 265. to 275. 61, which were fully last . week's currency. Corrus.-1,000 b des sold yesterday on 'Change, and the article bee a firm appearance. Rim—The demand has been less brisk t)-day, but prices are firm. SPIEUTO.—The market for Rum and Brandy continues very steady. In other uticlos no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, without activity. Town Tallow is quoted 495. 6d. nett cash ; Petersourg Y.C. on the spot, 60s. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 50s. 3d. to 61. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAT. Dlr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Prime Meadow Hay, 105 s. to 116+.; inferior, 87s. 6d. to 955.; new, 600. to 803.; Hasten, 455. to 60:. ; Clover, old, 105 s. to 120 s. ; second cut, 90s. to 1051.; new, 70s. to 903.; Straw, 325. to 361. THE CHOBITAM CAMP.—It is stated that the en campment will be broken up filially mo the 25th instalit; and it is also rumoured that on the 16th Lord Seaton will resign the command of the troops to the Duke of Cambridge. PORTSMOUTH RAILWAY. —On Friday the first meeting of this company, since obtaining its act of incor poration, was held at the offices in Parliament-street, Mr. F. Mowatt in the chair. The report stated that the directors had contracted to have the railroad made and delivered in two years for 310,0001., as a single line of rail, with land, bridges, and tunnels for a double line, and all fixed plant. The directors wets also in treaty with Mr. Brassey for a price at which be would undertake the additional works for completing the railway as a double line throughout, instead of a single line only, as at present provided for in the contract; and they proposed that dis cretionary power to effect this arrangement should be left in their hands. Mr. Brassey had allowed his tender for a lease of the line to stand over for another halt year. The report was adopted, and the power asked for conceded. The salary of the secretary having been fixed at 4001. per annum, and two auditors (Messrs. Henry Lacy and Edwin Rubins) appointed, with an allowance of 501. a-year each, a vote of thanks was given to the chairman, and the meet ing separated. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE RAILWAY.—The half-yearly account of receipt and payment of guaranteed dividend of the company shows that 24,9001. has been received of the London and North Western Company as rent during the last half-year, heir g at the rate of 41. per cent. per annum on the capital. The bill to: the proposed junction between this company's line and the line of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Company, near Oxford, which passed the House of Commons last year, but was rejected by the Lords, and which has been again prosecuted by the London and North Western Company, has been sanctioned a second time by a committee of the House of Commons, and is now awaiting decision in the Upper noose. The auditors who go out of office, Richard Carter, Esq., and Ltent.-Gentral John Mac Inner, offer themselves fur re election. F.ITALIE MINING COMPANY. Yesterday the ( a n y e e r r t mmerc tkn y s eg o u r e tti: t e .n om th p e an ch y ai t r ook A pla r c e e po a r t t Mines had been purchased, for which the capital had been t w hha as elfL°- r y e e a na d d 74r n which stated that the Job's-hill and Pembroke subscribed by 2,000 shares, which were issued at 9/. prem. Captain Lean had now been sent out with several me chanics and miners, and it appeared from the information which had been received that lie was proceeding vigorously with the necessary operations, and had no doubt that the lodes would prove permanent and productive. The negrces had shown every willingness to be employed in mining. About 80 tons of ore were on the wi y to Liverpool, and 10 tons had already arrived at Southampton. The expenses incurred had bees 7391. 145., ned the balance of cash was 8,760/. Some canversation took place as to the propriety of winding ou. another miuiog caatain to confirm the State ments made, but it was ultimately deckled not to do to at present. The reran was the n adapted, and fie meeting adjourned. % • Inns done to-driy. 311 8i 1 d I 71 1 36e iii I 81460 II pm le I 4 - 12 20 40 2t.: 10 If 20 $ 20 I 3 10 IO sII 2I 100 sl 3 $ 2 .0I 3 3 10 1 30 9 10 71 131 29 TO .o 100,000 I*,ooo 100,000 19:" LOGO( GOON 9,00. ko,trOu 100,941) t i ,:ot p 100 • 000 60000 10.0 SP 1;t61 70,000 100,000 100,VIO 700.400 - RFL;I 16v,.t1.0 10A0, P M pat 2 3 4 ail 4 dal din I V ia 3j 4/ 24 it 31 34 5 3 64 61 !Com 1 . 1 I e Pm. .111# fli Pr 39140 161 171 II II Pei i afs par