The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-14 00:00:00

Tte LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWA Y& THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. Primo of railway stocks continue their upward come, unaffected by the arrangents for the settling. SUAKIN. ANU SI7K:101 lINUU•RANTSULD. hied, 2lf ; East Aorta, (25t. L. & E. and L. & D.) 41; Eastern Counties, 11 ; East Lancashire, 21 3 ; East and West India Docks an 13irrn. Junction, $1; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 70; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 25f ; Great Northern, 903 Great Woatetn, 1011 3} ; Lanca• shire and Yorkshi re, 871 871 8; ditto Fifths, 111 I; ditto W.R.U., ; Leeds Northern, 18 17} ; London and Blackwell, 8i ; Lonl'on, Brighton, god South Coast, 110 f ; London and North Western, 1331 41; London and South Western, 101 321 ; Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, 31 ; Maur., Shef., and Lincolnshire, 33} 4i Midland, 798 f ; Norfolk, ; North British, 3 G Li ; North Devon, No. 1, 0} ; Do. Rolf B Guar., 21; North Staff., 111 I ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 231; Scottish Central, 74 7 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham, class A, 93 ; 8 riwabury and Chester, Int ; South Devon, 20 I ; South Eastern, 76f ; South Wales, .391 ; Waterford and Kilkenny, ; York and North Midland 41. to 1; and Frankfort, at 121. Bills on St. Peters burg were in the market to a considerable extent at 37. No noticeable change occurred with respect to paper on Italy and Portugal. For Spanish drafts the demand was rather more brisk. ienna closed at 12 to 12.2, with but little doing. No change can as yet be reported in the bullion =Hie, but the price of silver shows an upward ten dency, large buyers being in the market for India and elsewhere. The supplies by the West India steamer will' probably be sold on Thursday. demand for the Eastern markets has revived in full force, and the steamer which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 29th will take out a very valu able freight in gold and silver. Meanwhile, the pr(- sent nominal quotations of the maiket arc reported as follows by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard; bar silver, ss. Old. per uz. standard ; ditto, holding 5 gra. gold, ss. Old. per oz.; dollars, 48. 10A. per oz. OL In 13) II lasme,re. ,kvar;: . llsles today ap to 2 pm.illoasy 214 30 th Ni ne I 1: 1 4 m. !. 11 111 I! IT_ 45i I 5 24 I ids II • LINES LEASED AT FIXED azeirAts. Reading, Guildford, and Reigate, 26 ; South Stafford. shire, 81 to I. - - PIII/MANCII SNARES. Great Northern, 6 per cent., 161 ; Great Western fixed four•and-s•half per cent., 110; Manch., Sheffield, end Line. New 101., 41 ; Midland Cons. 6 per cen.., 152. . i IL n _ . roaaloa. Luxembourg, 4 ; ditto (Railway) 43 ; Paris and Rouen, 36; Paris and Strasbourg, 24►; Rouen and Havre, 133; Sambre and Meuse, 71; Western of Frau', 81' THIS DAY. 11.1 111111.11. jr / . ../l a va...e.a.a !ffia•-...•40..." -Z. ' -1 ~.... ; , , ... • tit r • / • /' 0 4 2' Aia,a.--,,a ac a.- 0 5- -. 67 . 1 ?% 12 r......,i2 -114-- " Teb 1 0 No. 1,834.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY . NATIONAL as ami DIVESTMENT lEte Court. LA I'EST ELECTION NEWS. MetAlatlON. F. S. ffinieltalmetam Tratelmmequathe .-_._ k il ls...twat el Mew elk OM Amodatires, ebb* was rem OSBORNE, TVZSDAT. ( iv lILEUIIttU TALSORAFR.) b e d ;",‘ is Ver. ItIL on a plea preallar es Itself, secants eq u aled. 1 The Duchess of Kent, attended hy L ove tt Fanny STAFFORDIDUIRI (NOUTR). - Adderley and Child re m •ai. isp*. eoplial a/ Ihe ellldeist, and tti pmvidftt sae- Hawed , a I Colon e l W Id s, who had " 4 " "* .i.. ' I nth cieseset Mesemeranity, and aeon% ay apace- far of ..- ~ . t , „ ow „,,, , ~,,„„„ „ bide , ' by b e . e . b b bb Southampton to meet her [loyal Highness, arrived at Os- SUFFOLK (EAST).-Gooeh and Kelly returned. mew ter renotaig . .....,, to whhh .olone the nosey blealgloyed. : borne yesterday afternoon at a quarter before three o'clock. SitU7K CHZIIIIIIIS-Tollemerbe returned. •-• --4 " . ' .. i 4 rah the Maximo% ter In , e , .m e nt. are esempt , The Queen and Prince, the Duchess of Kent, Princess Yonnelltua (Noiram)--Cayley and Duneomie returned. wore... e...i . Lubec...el a nusiat of We wattammetre, a. wel se the es. Helena, sod Penmen' Louisa, attended by the Ladies and 11,4)1point/ins ( Souris ) -Cumpton and Chornondaley re ...alb' ~,,,nt e riet. ..„ %s aw hn l ei h . b.,..p ere Ire , w h i t il the in,..o l.4e litgottosem ., _. ! Gentlemen in Waiting, embarked in the royal yacht Fairy, tura .. ed. ii,,,.., ~ ~ ..'"7„..,... nu., toe ... o . p . m . 0 , 4 , 4 ' '''''''r., lat Trinity Wharf, East Cowes, at half-past live o'clock, end LA:tea/MIRK (bionen)-Farnhain and Granby returned. - ........'elt.i'''..r."•••fon'ai detection o f aoy Lad - ma wawa:Jags wk.! ne proceeded toward, Ityde. The royal party returned and dis. "'' '-' ''''. leer ami at private, hold s firth, or or anted, embarked at Osborue Pier • little after seven. NOMINATION AND POLL DAYS FIXED. gni Made...." Pa u foram. The lion. Caroline Cavendish has races eded the lion SUaggl (13AST)-Faller, Prewar, Dodson, nominated *'' nislitrail. W psTaMe hPeer% in Joevar7 sal Jul/. Flora Macdonald as Maid of Honour in Waiting to her Po l l July 15 . , I..ultvt" r Capital Melt Voltam ty. Oxpoap LOVNTT.-Poll July 15. i tal etarti Is altogether distinct sad amerete tram the lis j" - NOUTHU I* (SOUTH).-Poll July 19. 114 ' ' ''':'..,...k iii *tmestarm Department. It anmiltuteit, wth troa"” ' 'Tr -- ' egn the meat , „ f ~. A .. 0... i Mr. Booker, from Demerara, had an interview with Sir NoSTK HasKl-July 16. und. • sharsalre r g ,„ 1". .1 " 111 ken ; rotated la owl" to motor the security of the 'John l'ekington yesterday at the Coloniaboffice. lixaaroanantaa-July 16. armed aniptete. IL Missurus, the Turkish Minister, bad an interview Wart Kant - July 15. LIE/ DEPARTMENT. with the Earl of Mahneehury yesterday at the Foreign -- mss , pep.rune-t efitbrmni a enesprehemlee sad well.regulated . oak ,. FLINT DISTRICT. r e. el Life .Wouince, el* many valeabie and important inn The Rev. Mr. Grant had an interview y esterday with Sir Moamar. Wanes. georealeomFlint ~.j o g ont aloi and way be obtained, on .pollen ' a J o h n P a kiagton. ______ M th e mei emir of the or to the respintlet. Agents, Holywell lle 22 IW°W.Wht the "it's' (From lad Night's Geretee.) Mold %%IT IMI UN 5 ' I. . Manses„ Director. FOREIGN -OFFICE, JULY 10.-The Q ueen has been S t. Ample a 18 eel, agritalliont foe arateleo gray l M ind. I. ' 5O 515 ..0 55 ' pleased to approve of Mr. Edward Wevekens as Consul at reeriwde gurne. ..- ----- SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION FoREIGN•OrriCt, JULY 12.-The Queen has been Cisme 44 pleased to approve of 11. Salvatore Pisani as Comm! at Omega not LIVV. AMICRANCIL he delta, and of al. Wilhelm August Fineke as Cereal at ne Wily 4 hIS. e *n .loch the Reedit at Minna Mmaremaa ran King6ten, Jamaica, for rho Free Hanseatic City of Lubeck. oistaiirsi et Modenal. Prewham. IRISH. i .t rely .061 reedit alma tr st &I ran \ Imre M Coll uin the Co MIIMIONS SIGNED BY Tilt LORD LIEUTENANT ens , Sn: n n.it1i...... ..• that the sum women:lln them. .0 sage 30 . or Se eltair.-The lion. William John Monson, and Wit ,. r . Id ...ire XI,2P is this. lima Beckfoed, Esq.. to he Deputy. Lieutenants. POLLING DAYS FIXED. rs.,tlT, -The iebe,e ay dinnele mime the Anterea th; ol l ,, •placi br ele OFFICE Or oitifsajce.E., je t ., it. Steoo-July 14. at ,-n.. nfr.v•Pnua''' . ." ' ( ""t" l ' le 4 ‘ • "‘ i 11 71 rP Z ed u ,L . Royal Peet. of Artillery.-doload Lieut. J. W.CoLusorov to be ant MALLOW-July 14. resers..l Le those nneifers ea -..- pr. 0443., w emu. t , a.. i. Le.u...,140.4. Do tftraltealt -July 14. terea, awe ant let. mow in their poorm. at . o:lxr worm, for Mum ". OFFICE Or 01105.1 N CE, lets 12. TKALII-July 14. mama 5e5..1...• it ue be led. Itord &ft of ertillery.-First Lieut. W. T. 11811,11,7 to be second n 17 whose P helan= to mime glln. aim I roan, at Leath. ....ASHILL-Jul 14. eapc. vies Lark re-14Ilbed; Ike at fleas. J. N. llama to be first ..,_ ._ . f , , -- A - 4 i Ira SII 123 I - id - I 113 1401 45 1 alt beat., rice Rafael( ; Firm Wet. A. R. H. Ames to be mond apt. vusnALK -ea ylc - Woe 'sandals, reign d; emend Limat. V. N. N. Pamela to be ant Llultsucli-July 14. ------. 113 S Ilite I 111 ISM Jilt S If 4 1 7 Unit., rice Amon. Weenaroan-July 14. ...._________ _ . _ _ _____ __ Or Oa Frefeheno may he wady tri wmr alar a Iftilid aware of Ktho'n COUNTY-Nomination, July 20; poll, July, 23. reememe. ffirm tut* l 'c " al e la p un " " in ' b. ' mild THE ROYAL . AGRICULTI'RAL SOCIETY'S WEIT3IIIA4II-Nonisation, July 16; poll, July 19. ___ __ ear - ly the mesa se swot per.irmaleg dim Nigro lee the whole o r MEETING AT LEWES. - , Ile Nate the Usoitatiall elf the endely la 1137. upwards . of k ou Hi... Moe b..n traced, entering 1111111111•0111 amount.' to LEWES, TUMULT ECZNIKO. MINES learly tr.. trolls. • and 0 half. TIC whole elides ate in the snort The annual show of the Royal Agricultural Society TIMOIDAT EirRNINO. Prier m'' ',down ... Mona by the unseal repocs, which, with, Mu.. Lane. 14 re' F ume, everyevery • and e way...A. may b e pb • will be held, during the present week, in the little town of There is still no marked movement in the mi n i n g grusl in,. Lewee ; and there is every prospect of the occasion proving share market, the transactions being restricted, at' eseut .s, trp 1,6 t ton. LoSX/N MIAMI!, I!, IfiloltaATE-STRltrf. a highly satisfactory one. It is hardly . necessary to remark about stationary prices. The dealers appear to be ritotdox GRANT, Kalidelll *mill,. that the locality is itself conspicuous in the entails of agri- rather overstocked with shares, for which purchasers culture; and the situation is such as to render it highly T it E D A I L Y NEWS. probable that the agriculturists of the surrounding eoun- cannot readily be found. Shares in Cefn B runo an d toed°. Morale, roper, prise Id. ties will concur with amateurs and the public, in making Betas Moor are in demand. Sales have been made a.. r. . asul Org.". the DAILY NEWS hen a we. the head of the IA- the meeting a worthy saccemor of that held last year at of Weal Wheal Towan, at 15; Great Wheal Iladdern, l basl rev... 4 Gnat l't.t.m. wl""ewing "" 11 "" 1 ...... Windsor. Brighton, situated within half an hour B ride, 41 ; Alfred Consols, 161 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 2 4 I all *mad aai practical reform, whether pahtleaL, ease. l' may be expected to send its full quota of amateurs and and West Wheal Alfred 31. trueusuaud. pleasure seekers ; while the_ London and Brhton . Raillay la the rerun and Tlglif of Its General Itma-la the eacersay o r It s The transactions in the . gold mines were moderate, lee Mew, -la the meth-, truthful, sad Impartial ',sweater Mite Company have announced arrangements w hi c h will pro ia- . pe.sen la. Away, m a t m lb e aerial saereatniiemd eamsamelat in• lily have the effect of attracting a large number of Visitors and without change in prices. The non-ofileial qu0 t.,,,,,,..., t.,,,,,,..., ~.sumea is the City, Railway. sal 11011 n 0 7 Aniline from the metropolis. tations are all follow,: New South Wales Gold Me liter a raturpmeed. .. The ,_ p_i t. et re urty t u h e e seenery around Lewes forms an *lentil- Mining Company, ?, prem. ; Australian Consols, llt c. 0.& wee iletahet 11. of Shipping than soy aline paper but one which will, no doubt, be dia.- to r e r . ; Melbourne, par to 3'prem. • Britannia, „,,,,, , ,,..,:r tidy report of Stopping in the lodtm der hy eary mu* n. , ...,..„ 4 ..,., _... d the oily g o lf Mi seee D e p or t, w ith tided pape r , appreciated by all who may . now see it for the first time . ' I to 3 pubsoMnl.e."l.l" . The structures erected for the reception of the cattle and ; Glenaulin , Ito 3 prem. ; Connemara, I t ~khe.srs steer to tannin. as wee the only paper amides the implements are, ae usual, capacious and judicious in detail. to 1 prem.; Exhall Coal Mining Company, 3to 3 arum. - esse eaeludes. end We always meth led. ems its mamas Today is appointed for the reception of stock, and the prone. al seecem .alvateenienie work is progressing rapidly. Several refreshment booths Cobre shares are firmer, at 44 to 45. 1,, pmr..... an public favour n shown by the last return el Mama are erected near the show-yard, and to judge from their lead t r tee year rale to the leading London Newspepere by The Aeglo-Californian Gold Mining Company eta a oil be wen did ili a toper (the younger by mere than number and size, there will be no lack of accommodation . hate received advices from their agent in California, sixty years; hid in are years beam its three Mem commenters: for any imaginable accession of visitor,. It is rather unfor- Yetabilehed. mom Wiled• tunatc for the society that the elections is the district are who affords a very favourable view of the prospects 111011111,1011.0:41CLZ l nt..- 911,117 now in progress, and will continue to be so until of the adventure. Sir Henry Huntley has forwarded Show- rise 5,.,~.. lisauts. ... DAIL% %E a rl mil 12.000 count y occurred no later that yesterday, and the eke- company (made the 28th May last) upon the mine yba ,,, bayym ba y by ,, by , b , . 1 e bb „,,, t yl ob jyyysib the /subbing Lion will take place at the latter end of the week. P by them." Me states that he has minutely spoon recently r it...id by a contemporary : This may operate prejudicially as regards the attendance; The • Italy New s' is the tonne., of all the London moraine but, amidst the wordy contests which are heard at intervals examined the several lodes during the preceding 14 pers. loon the nr tlt to* bid*. Panda 33 t 1 • liberal 1553-- "T"' at the different places of resort, between opposing politi- days; that they comprise an apparently inexhaust damns mn• Meetly 1.114 coseeruative I:thralls.. which is eternity 111 V _,, clans, the objects of the Royal Agricultural Society appear. iblo suppl of quartz ; that the quartz in every peskier of I ' 5O " ' aid struid i. with th° °mad bi.- “ I to form a common and cordial bond of union which prog- t- on,:ats, , 4 the emended daily pram, and with the largest . . . trial Liao yie ld e d a most satisfactory result ; that there Bucher et ...'wert.entrate-swat to the t 11.00--Obtidned by ace nmiticates well for the practicat results of the future. is an ample supply of water and timber fur all per du:, revs-, is rohtical more than earresponde with its eemenereis . l As to the iharacter of the show, it may be observed gene that the water wheel working 8 stamps of 750 mu 5..,... rally that the display of cattle is very excellent In the Plea l 7. be or". rat of any 13 . 1 "" 1 / 7 7 or 14 *.ggna txthellollio. I ere Swami breeds there is, as might have been expected, mate- lbs. each, is finished, well constructed, and ready for the 'cher, in, bouverieminet, rtert.atrat. Leedom. vial for favourable comparison with any preceding show ; immediate operations; that the mining tract of the and the breeders in the neighbourhood have so far justified comn embraces one mile of wood l and, and the nommek sew earlaillem raums. 6ol • ll -; . 4 b , P se r k . ll . 6l the selection of Lewes by the council and upheld their own pay lodes comprise an extent of 9,100 feet." The ma j+IIHE SCIENCE of LIFE; or, How to Live and fair fame in • permeates' department. the site of this year'. .I, Wkat wi Live tor; with aniptc rule. he MK aa. show being so remote from the short-horned districts, it chinery above . referred to, which is in addition to two Isaltsamemsat; will , is . t. usti " .• h . g er " would have been unreasonable to expect an extraordinary steam-engines and mills already in California, and With. kagevity. ei= g elartine maw , I hawk= war armb tu. j.did. .. ce . a ...a. nr y se d Naga s t Eft display of abort -horned anienals, hut, taking everything' into 60 tons of Cornish machinery now on its way out, account, there is no grottiest for disappointment. By • PIST.ICIAN. would be at work on the 29th of Ma, sothat ex .o*, by the stew Author , twice fle. dd.. by prf , to be. The implement yard, however, seems to exhibit the meat pec y a NF.I VAL TREATItt on sKitvotta DIMILITY ead,_______ _OCINI.n. marked progress in the path of improvement. AU concur lot ions are entertained of prompt nod g oo d re lUTIONAL WILAKNESS, with Maid ObeereaMme. maisrame in praising that department, and the judges will no doubt 1187111 . Thip ullu ..o. Rmumulsel . ..." lll nr uilk a Inahha a md ammaa anal " et th , m um make •• moat satisfactsry report. The application of steam- --. balsa. re mart el wry rasa' wrier Ilegglialleit. Is se engines to ploughing has been facilitated. Al regards reap. THIS DAY. IP enostemio Warms or who gig Mar time warm lharima iag, the machines of Messes . M'Cormick and Hussey have Two O'CLOCK. :=MIs early life . Lion i i en rarallillame_ lillallall_ recently received improvements from English manufac. The gold mining shares are steady to-day, with allearcoseoi the INlllllNtlintmew !NEM en tuna , b y which most, if not all, of the defects which they only a quiet business doing. Anglo Californians are 1111.111ne le wp Imeral. exhibited have been removed. After careful trials, they better, being bucrs at 1 prem. Leadent Ja m m ed A Prraimarlaramm; NIMMISig.OIIII6 must; MM.* ;sr al lealwirs. are now believed to supply almost all the requirements of c o b re sham ha ve re c e d e d to 431. the agriculturist in the various circumstances and in the ~_,___ have risen to 13f. &atm' go cle various localities in which they may be med. The imply C u ban THO! HARRIS 161 , SON'S meats are still in course of trial; their number and the arrow in- Clam terest attached to the malts protracting the eeperiments Ile. *are. Nam. e P.W.Feld pies dime 1111MiNsioilimims - longer than was anticipated. The showwill be thrown open to the public to-morrow Penney. today. bill.“ 4 " 111111 " 11411 . 1 1 4- s• the implement-yard front e' ht in th e morning till ell, and r oc .= ,I,„ . 5 ,Pa y. " 15 the cattle-yard at one o'clock, with the proviso in the latter y,. 00 ho "'"' ' 4 ' . eslikrl " . all I I Pra 6 ' cam that " the judges shall have delivered in their awards." 10:000 th aultraladaa I 16... .. 1.0 frer...k.... ‘ ° m il k Vialbx• Fe. air Wl "' Both departments will be open on Thursday and Friday, Nye* a Miamian : 1I " Ns.; twetwalue. Pa; shasenalha 4b.; Twenty ditto, 4. Nana from six in the morning till six in the evening; and on the 100, ' m 1 salimass Freehold 11" 0111.1a MIKIS uid erne, to the Royal telly, et, former day the dinner of the society will take place in the KO.. I 470 NW* all I t4a GMAT kUMF.LL MEET, pavilion. Reo. 60 diamereon Iwo and Coal all .. ... 100,000 I MOE Aintrallas Gold all 1 . 1161 psi Carrico. --lte. IL is creporde Ilso NM FISH liViiring GAUL Lewes being a small town, the double attractions of pow a Baia k in Drialiaal that, and yam will meld mialshas the home. • count election, and the annual gathering of the Royal mem lee - - yle aril lmm.(lm. at M. pn. 141 3 3 Agricultural Society are using up all its accommodations. 6,030 M Ile.theamemiCalime.. elf - ALISON and ALLISON, Pant Plasellarte The inns in the town have increased the bulk of the beds ; 1 1, 000 Mt D. St. Jabal* Bey.. 15 - - fiatn'reumn 4. aid 71 edwdedi ham and the tariff of sleeping apartments, accortling to a law 2 1 6 ..= I ~.,,,,_° " "•teulull- all par ip. II . i odinia ....o= ... ........ 40 44 43 eel nt's -. 54 amoMmirt. lIT Illa lad el& which an to be of universal ope ra tion, has been pro- h iri o ' o limom Ur .ALE, Mak end MOMPATX II 6_I SIIII3IIISOSS _, y elevated. It is impossible to say w h at will be ' = 6 " ° °""• o n I " ( "WO alltr._"_') " IS .... " • as ' die Melo of things to-morrow ; but as the beds re nearly 10,000 " 1 ag. lPlh retietrallas Moppet iil i 1 7 114 mho:. as. - rweicaddind rmarmer by midge, Min et M rim all before the commencement of the show, it is 10,000 50 Dena' P that Brighton will hassle to some extent by any I P A" Wan Ilenatie all I I die ASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and d. you V r ANIU:I , ..V . Tf_IIIIIO , I' . . * :: PnedrUMseil aims 11,0111 , vititerfe who may wish to he located in the neighbourhood. ii.ooe Should any one be unfortunately left behind by the last too o p t yi.. train, the booths near the show-yard may be put in requisi- 104,00 e Oral Orly atiara - - Ore. ralgraltit rest tent . eat► ar•Lhalst....... , a . II II 11 71 pm g I dis Iltellog w on .. • 6. • =L I i 'l g m... ge og g o. Is. Adis tion. The heat to-day has been Jetsam, sad them who are 30,050 L1..11101111111e.0.i.da.C.c0. all I di* In , ""... -1 ham tab WY of Ikon Mom awl led ale not compelled to be out are lumplas la Ur shads. 10,010 I Kesimekliemuumersesa 9 1 3 wan torn Mae say temp I hare wing it a keen 00.00 New O all I 6 ols be to twine *nutriment. be MaIMMISIII mall - 150,00 0 Newman Hama all iI Pt C. %nos km. To %term. B. mid a. 011eara., bleallall i M a t; 130,000 Peet Plilp. I 6Po . ""u'rst. Iseldm." when tho aZ al, ••S b• *Week gad HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. 60,0°° Q• 1 1" lig * all 1 die et • I proasers. at 3... ed., :a W.. Iles dd. eash.-COMVANIr 7,010 30 awarlegerleljeto NI 5 1 3 1 ISt f - ponialj tempered Ramon. Tooth Powder mad Shaving ligaillit. 60,010 I Welk Andadlen 1 i di. par ioi me official report says : The week that ended .1.4 : 1 . 1. 0 r 1„,7 : 4 3 10 214 u nlerer ed L ona __ , 7 111 121 r'l, HE GOROET Patent Self- last Saturday *ought a considerable accession to th e mom- ,„. „.„,„ • I tality of London, which ram higher than it had been in the car e t Manures. all tl II all I S ale adjusting SHIRT. • most perbet . no, out I yam ...-....... - - f .. ....?•\ 1., polio thin. end by e y y e i eleven weeks precedina.. ,, ln the week ending July 3, with ' a . .. .. . THE °MOST Patent Self rikensi will.. • bob ladle' owl Moe Jib rod by • boob lb bobber be yoloolor. o4prielboir 101 l broomodo or bo bib lob bodt sod bob dam bib& albs or be Ob. ibb mbo dor b 13.4.1COLIAlt=ebm Mb runt bo dumb TY ram Urrarai l a riTISIXO an be albobse buoy al. kr. Woks book or Orb boots by c si z ad ro= G. bokommorm, brooolol loo.—/obbok r Tailor to her babrely, Prior Yob owl be lbws 6. tw0.14..tr, 1. p.. 1.1•211 Bab lambs. ' The official report says : The week that ended last Saturday brought a considerable accession to the mor tality of London, which rose higher than it had been in the eleven weeks preceding. In the week ending July 3, with a mean temperature of 691 dogreet, the deaths registered were 987 ; in last week ending July 10, with a mean tem perature of 70 9 degrees, they were 1,080, ahowiug an in crease of nearly 100. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1842-51 the average number of deaths was 889, which, with a correction for increase of population, gill be 978. The present return therefore shows a mor tality greater than the estimated amouat by 102. The average temperature of the cone spending weeks was 62 degrees. From these facts it seems reasonable to draw the inference that a sudden increase of heat above the avenge, to the amount of 9 degrees, has shortened the lives of more than a hundred persons. A comparison of the returns of the last two weeks ap pears to show that extreme heat has been unfavourable to the young and the old, while with regard to the middle aged its tendency has been beneficial, except to such of these as were labouring under cousumptiou. In the week ending 3rd July, 416 children died under 15 years, last week the number roee to 505, exhibiting an increase of 21 per cent.; in the previous week Ib7 persons of 60 years end upwaris sank under direme, last week the number was 303, showing en increase of about 9 per cent. ; whereas the deaths among the middle-aged decreased from 383 in the former week to 349 in the last. But it will be observed that the number of fetal cases of phthais amongst persons be tween 16 and 60 years rose from 110 in the preceding week to 127 recorded in the present return. Still, comparing the facts of the last two weeks, it ap pear§ that there is an increase in the epidemic elate, arising partly from scarlatins, and partly from a greater prevalence of diarrhea% ; that diseases of the brain and nervous system numbered in both returns 131, while those ol the digestive organs roes from 69 to 74, and those of the respiratory or gans from 91 to 122. Thhi important increase in the last. mentioned elms is due to a greater fatality of bronehitisand inflammation of the lungs among children, for while only 39 of the young died in the previous week of these diseases, they carried off 63 in the last. The births of 676 boys and 638 girls, in all 1,314 children, were registered in the week. The average number in seven corresponding weeks of the years 18-61 was 1,244. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29815 in. The mean tem perature of the week was 70.9 deg., which is 11 degrees higher than that of the previous week, and 9•2 deg. above the average of the same week in ten yeam. The highest temperature occurred on Monday, and was 901 deg. ; the mean of that day was 75 6 deg. The highest in the sun, on the same day was 116 deg. The reading of the thermome ter in air was higher this day than on any day since the sth of July, 1816, and the mean temperature was higher than on any clay since the 6th of July, 1836. The highest temperature on Friday was 80 deg. ; the mean of that duy was 70'9 deg. ; and the !tighten in the sun was 121.5 deg. The mean daily temperature was 14 . 1 degree above the average on Monday, and 11•9 deg. above it on Tuesday, and it was less than 6 deg. in excess throughout the week. The wind blew from the south-east on Sunday and Monday, and from the north test and east during the remainder of the week. • _ rs. has been very ? improved I TIM TEETH and HEALTH.—A good oat of teeth not amine liveerable Vele their peer te.e le of the slam liipskree le bek ell tesents at moral !metre te tee rem et kellord the maw IlMt re.....bee k pere re seest a M irw MaliSh o. kelees n ee rem , :....elhged Our the penal% LahthKe..tesos er.rieelledie Ns esselillk et be. end reh relax the MOO Nies Yob perkne s t la t. Crib ags 4 to • rebate all thrtae an/ eiasheine. WI brair do e ba pied4ll, et. b eer * '~ the eesnelled swim MINIM ipsle et ka rrekr ter name ene and red, eel kne Ilk dbell rat, le a' .Pte; awl has its arosike anti Mirk Mark aid pork b 'he bm.m. him le Ili yet k. Week et wipes batlike& . P. Muse snick kr lir uebbk N a. MOMA. lad 101 111 . 20 . " beerseell en Or Oebenneet amp Abed ea ewe. Bali rkeetTree be ekberdee eirl ruksima. 161 * 1 - • - N.R. No tap ' ir gendes inept ANEW new ..I.lreev. J. K . teerltegrratis rev iswithad et WOW *Aida all "An tre it, awl suplhMallle INNTED TAP VIKA PPM! (i• Alum, toper). m awl pir 11. It. Ita writ. were much raweloold lad duly `r Cast Neetwo 22, No. MU. 11 11 A RLO W'S NEW IN- -;:7; - il VC9117.0 dit.P.ACTINO IYPXON I II P I S II TAP. SWUM= NO VENT-PrO P I Prevents sic, boss, elder, or other liquors vili. • 1 from tecooled 4tt ow add se edbetaelly 1 - • !Sat the AA lAA MALIN ttrewe lisped as i • A , -4) .w il i ------ a 7 r -- - I ^_ N 1 / !;• I I tits dest,• waeriaisd to repay Its east to ti t• t . mu aids of sle ; pries 4e. dd. , ditto !... • 11 emirs= Me Amity, The will Ma r. 9 :_• . idiom. eilis=rese ll bey Is e = on i: ; F. the top of the step Nell& bee a bebop. E polite ills air.tettenhemilelest sk re@be. thruuett It into them* Seamus@ Shelby/or r. : I to run off ?reel • obis die Yearned 7 . Imp off . more air cos =Mr. JANIS SASLOW, 1 tin Wdlien- steset. liamotom.boviee, . Iron. ibMwO ISM m. wag " awl Bath Mffia""tirtr I."- ...._ __ . - - .-• no W ' u are ••••=1...........• a......—+ a. ...- LOCAL WARE MA LIVISPOOL, JOLT 13.—Our share a. good and active today, and there is a ten, quotations in nearly all kinds of stocks. The following no the transactions :—Aberdeen, 15—Caledonian, 23—Eastevo Counties, 111--East Lancashire, 211 I—Edinburgh sad 343—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 81--O rest Western, 103 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 I—Ditt o (fifth shares), 21 1 d.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shams). 111 I_p.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201—Losiss and North-Western, 135--Ditto (new 1 sh ores ), f e at Ditto (fifth abates), 8y p.—Manchester, coin, 781 9 I—South lissilets and Dave, 23 —York and North Midland, 27. MANCIIISTIH, JVLT 13.—We have hal 11111 balswell airless, and priers have had a tendency to des, 0010100100, 221; Chester and Hollreed, 23, 231 ; Brew Osusepo . ll East Lancashire, 21 ; Edhaborea awl nnestera234l Lancashire and Yorks ire, 871; Lain sea 1341; ditto (new quarters), 33; Membratar, Ilholleld, asii Lincoln, 34; Midland Railway Comb. 791; Smith &sterna, 22 11-10; York and North Mahmds, 27; &MOM Midlands, 14. Luaus, JULT 13.—Share, have made another oShoilse rabic advance again this morning eepedally is trumps min for the account and of July, Midlands Wm; demi and Lancashire and Yorkshires at 881. Ina Dina closed at 211; North Westerns at 91 ; Mt* (pras.), at Id ; Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 1, at If prem. ; and Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 2, at 11 prem. PROMOTION OF _EMIGRATION BY PARO- CHIAL FUNDS. Yesterday at the meeting of the board of direc tors of the parish of St. Pancras, T. ELD B•xtut, Esq., ex churchwarden in the chair, Dr. ORTGORI, pursuant to notice, moved the following resolution That the board recommend that such steps be taken as may be expedient for the purpose of extending the benefits of colonial emigration to certain portions of the pauper population of this country." Mr. THOIIII,II thorn seconded the resolution. After some observations from Mr. T. H. Smith and other members of the board, the resolutien was put and esniod. MARRIAGE"' IN MON LlPS.—Thomaniari of the Right Ilon. Henry Labouchere, M.P., and the Lady Mary Howard, youngest daughter of the late and sister of the present Earl of Carlisle, wan solemnised yesterday morning at Bt. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge. The venerable Coun tess (Dowager) of Carlisle (mother of the bride), the Bari and Countess Grey, the Right Hon. Sir Francis and Lady Arabella Baring, and • large circle of the family con nexions of both families were present. ADMIRALTY, JULY 13.—APPOINT KR IM—Lieu tenant 0. J. Paget, to Meander. Lieutenant G. D. Broad, to Alegtrra. Mate F. A. Herleld, to ileatider. Seaman A. Doltidp, to hopregioblo. ie iE FOREION a i 20 .Ecatral Trace* (Virimoo 20 Ctiarieroi awl Emmeline*. A Dutoh Ithealah :0 diet bailout 0 Griot Didion Peninsula di D. Do. 4 Grand Junetko tit Prow 6i OtWeatof mll Do. do. 410. Do. Wads Oft Woe) vetted Into Stock May,1623; doe in 1527, at percnt. li Luaemitonirm . 10 Do. (Rads ay) I Do. OA Marla Antonia Ali. _Do. do. New ii 11 . 1. It lir 4i B 9 P i i !Inner and Liege ... .. 61 7 64 1 0 Nor th ern of France. . 75 II :13 all Do. el. 3 per oL ern& (for R. & Airtime she.) 131 144 20 II arleene nntl 110Pleaus .. 6 7f MI 20 II rem ant 1.3 - one . 7 73 pie 173 20 20 Parte IWO Or .., . leans ... . 13 13 30 70 Paris end loges ... . 7141 331 7. 70 earls and stme.nerg .. 343 84 .0 20 Moses and 112. n ... .. 134 13 . / 0 timbre .10 31,“ ... .. 7 4 7 134 4 7 0 17 Toura and Keel, ... .. 4 dig 21 ti Wool Pluwletre . . 34 60 0 Waren of Frame .. .. 21 2 pa The following are this day's sea for the account : 01DIN111117 SNARLS AND STOCILe. Aberdeen, 294 304 ; Ambergate, Nottingham, Baton, and But Junction, 84; Caledonian, 464 4; Chester and Holy- klembriel=isita I 111mWeiw. ItiNer•••• omkisamicswas tamilla=r 4 c W Doisa arl Dekothift. lbw Re* nit Aber MN &On (au 101 l LID) ........D 6 411 1 a. a' I 414; UN's. GA; A . la nd C dlti Dia art a wen km. oak, mow 141..attr i z i ll= am% a. De. o t eicatb. WaL(be. Gnat Veilsne_ Larrile and . II De. Thirds • • - • 10 tmerldt• ead.Yorkiiir 14 De. War 114 Da Wee &Mai 'Wei 11 Ueda Weeibem Li Liaise sad 111seitwell .• Beghtie, & 8. Caw 10 Leslie & SeitaWees, 3 Do. els. Ukase... .. Da Mae 1 Daalee‘liiusi it.(b 10 Larks h Mat4Nwon DI „.. . dl ale usd•limik Ideadi,Dososidl Mike ti DaDisa.li Use. Union 10 MOM .. U Do. IhriCauliDiii, 7l 71141.01. Iremt.(ll damp Nevametle sal Cribb .. 1192 Newirrim I I _sal Via... . , 7 0 1:a - iarrailkl . 1$ Ds. 1 , 4 Niq u cepa§ Yoke FriWilliir - Illik -- . 7 . all Meek Dews, A Def.. 111 114216 111•170.02 20 North Wolin . 6 North Al aU Wara,l3 Wan/ area 'WINO ohms. «elm., Oleo 8.. 1 .. pt 4 / 3 0•0fray 1004;rd.. , 0100016ary sad Ober*, abr. A. mt..) D 00.11•10•3 13 Di. Onreary Olirephire 1p Cake . C, gad D. tall) *A at par Dim Osat. I 0 demi 03 Isla Satera 10 Beer Wake ... I 3 IreivilraltlyevOu i3I erases am Hirturpow Iv ThisinulDesktmalt. II Vale et Q . lll Weida issl W. wombed am 13 West_ .1:11m011 100 varsootwerreassnrk. D T Ts mu — 6'l . I De.o.ll.E.Perabre Yak sof Korth MAW WIN MUM •T Koji Illiaribri - 117 - oalais;; IMENV I SZEIL : Ni l (Ismi 6•01:11174:rt e 304 alma . l . v., sal Dudley "Meg seunst• tio OustWestons loslighosskin (Mad M LiskellaLliasisro hawks I leCralsiteliberisq. asses - Fri liaossate 1 Dom Pire.l OweetteeteetMeetete 10 112116111110.1ereatt Mel M D e. AN (0010) Ili Da Aims (ditto) le Meedllr4 Menotti 14 undo. r 1 Groes• (NNW to South Barters 11/ Ditto Prefers'.. (ditto) 10 Lowrie( flu °Avert:est. (load to Norfolk) SO Nortbernkltrotero Spfrel (hoed to isot.Ooletiee IS ,PecetoelkWyre (tem Lon. IttiVroLkLoko.laork 116 i Ditto t e obor d ir: (ditto) 10 art ~ =te (Irsostlt• 100 iolvies lad MINIM Deo: ilmet Swam UM De. Etyma Meek Si taut. PolLeede. (lem. lo lat. end York. loullelleftedehire (Weed to Mr. llMlsea) Is Woe wed to Vellm t p. etc AMielt_wat Ili Tel: nun WWI • Omeset (lame Wolin) 'Alowirs - --- I- - rt- - 21011 Do /ie. I, I pet 0unt....1 1 , 0 Oildsehmi Stu .. 15 Clekohar sad Holyhead AI Dash" Jur Perth, sad Abell deco at loa II Hart Aogllanlll.loe)ip.Ct. D. do. (71.17,.) 7 pee CLI 61 Vdat.OckLhata.,ll p Nsl i 41.151t10 do. No. 2, 10 Do. Nye Rwe Oast. Nog! I Zu.t/nicii"rip inhe ,El- . 4 . lAns. • EC. or i lEdin' , urgb, V ' ett r. god' 13,1110,114 pir mat NaiEefO3 1361& . lo stb .Spet.kted. oraste.eScrtp 64 441 4 / 4 4tr6(1)/Llghtbs. 6 1GW644. Mu /Haat. ea Spa lOW Ct. Westare, flutl 41 p.et.l I tLattolo..l46 &Wok.. iStol I Ott Lon. ?, Brtorb. Gua.6por ell IDltto Copy. S pCt., 1412 6 London 48th Western Mew! n Los donderry&fitutek 6•11 Itaa.ttblEttLinc. Da:46li _Do. 4 6 _•• Ditto Preretree. 10 korloili &tome= . S De. 6 trenieed per*. 100 %rib Witivh IflOxford, Wormier, and Waiver., Z 16.11 per Ovid Do. do. do 41tirelro.&I am.lievrGu.r 10 Shreere.et elirotee(Nor.W Min.) 4 po r . 20 2 1 St. I 13 Rooth York. 4 pa CLGua. 3 Wailottord & Mammy .. 0 Tort, fielircdot:e,l4 boat., GLiforth of Pog.purah. 6 Ditto Ditto - . _ _ _ ee II It II iej TI et. go 30 14 30 II 111 11 al ii St 11 M. 1. 16 I! 8 1 4 1 1 y 72 11 q if .11. 212 so 112 W 21 121 964 102 412 62 IR 124 128 212 2'2 1011 103 ID 001 10 1 11l On 97 If 2 2ls 1 e 2 17 142 12 1 345 136 332 IS& 'I 6 2 Ws Is 21 1014 1025 2 Ulm Par 1 °' II 14 3 5 2 31 53 3 22 dls 144 79 22 23 Fr i - I lb Li 3 161 2 4 6 if MA 24 S tr ' 7 .1 IS 41 It .0 ii i; ;; :I :I di. -- 11 5 16 14i 2 1 ti di. 00 44 di 194 10i 73 16 34 i 0 I 4p fli i :f 11 10 10 70 7 II 63 1 di : II U 2 .1 26 1 130 133 139 In 1 I di. El na ►ON 1174 eIIAREIL If I vs 144 I 16/ If 16 Iff 144 141 lOSIPIa - th 4 17 r Is. llii 1 1 pet In 1. SI it M I Il pa iii 173 fi 1_ .1 — 1 46 :I 103 105 I 6 ai hi I hi pa 611.WATIL tei 271 1♦ ..111. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING. The English stozlt market was higher to-day, owing in some measure to the renewal of purchases by the government broker, who invested in Consols at 1003 and Reduced Threes at 1013. Consols opened at yesterday's range of 1001 to 3, and after reaching 1001 were called at the close of the market 1003 to 3 ex div. for the 16th. After the regular hours the price was firm at 1003. The business in this depart ment was larger and more varied than usual, the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock meeting with a good many investments, and Bank Stock rising to ::27 for the account. The offi cial report of the day's transactions includes:— Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1005, 3,3, 3; ditto, for account, 1001, 3 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 1013, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1013, 3 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1043, 1,3, 3,3, 1. Annuities of 30 years, expiring i n 1859, 6 13-16, 15-16 ; ditto, 1860, 63. India Stock, 280. Bank Stock, 2263 ditto, for account, 227. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted at 765. to 795. prem. ; ditto June, 695. to 725. mem. India Bonds were again ls. higher, being done at 91s. to 945. prem. The foreign stock market is firm, and the ten dency of prices is favourable for Brazilian, Sardi nian, Spanish, Dutch, and Buenos Ayrean bonds, and Austrian scrip. Venezuelan Actives have re ceded to 43, and Mexican were the reverse of "brilliant" at 211 to 26 The arrangements for carrying over to next account attracted some atten tion, and tho rates generally ranged front 4 to 7 per ' cent. To-day's business list is as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 5, 31 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1014, 102; ditto New Five per Cents., 1021, 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 79, 79. Chilian Six per Cents., 1031; ditto Three per Cents., 76. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 3, 1. Mexican New Three per Cents., 29, 1, 3, 4. Peruvian Deferred, 671. Portuguese Old Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 1001; ditto Converted Four per Cents., 393. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 3,3, ex div. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 931, 96, 953, 3. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 491, 1,3; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 221, 3, 3, ex. div. Vene zuela Three-and a-lialf per Cents.. 43. There have been transactions in Eastern Steam Navigation shares at 1, 4, prem. ; Peninsular and Oriental, 841, 91, 85; Royal Mail Steam, 81 ; Lon don and W estminster Bank, 32; Bank of Aus tralasia, 55; Colonial Bank, 151; Union of Austra lia, 30; Royal Australian Banking and Gold im porting, 5-16 prem. The subjoined communication has been handed to us by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co.: Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have by the Mexican mail, per Thames, received on account of the 800,000 doh., advanced by them for the payment of the last January divi dend en thcMezican debt:—From Vera Cruz, 96,000 dots.; from Tampico, 23,495 de.. 92c.; and advice of a shipment from San 131 u of 12,000 dole. This makes the remittance arrived on this account 523,315 dots. 69c. ; and the advices of shipments not yet arrived, 42,824 dole. 'his being continuation day in the railway market, the " carrying over" of shares engaged a great deal of attention. The rates current at one period of the day may be stated as follows : London and North Western, 1 to 1 1 , continuation per cent. Great Western, 1 to: continuation per cent. Midland, 1 to 1 continuation per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 to 1 continuation per cent. South Western, 1-16 to 3-16 continuation per share. South Eastern, 1-16 to k continuation per share. Caledonians, 1-32 to 3-32 continuation per share. Considering the great rise that has taken place in shares, these rates cannot be considered heavy, as it will readily bo seen that the rate of interest becomes less onerous in proportion as the stock rises in value. They must certainly be considered lower than last account, as about the same rates were given on the same stocks when they were at much lower values. The scarcity of French shares was no longer observable, and the rate at which money could be borrowed on their security was three to six per cent. The public will be disappointed at learning that certain arrangements which have lately been under going discussion amongst the members of the Stock Exchange, relative to a reduction in the broker's com mission on some of the smaller shares.have fallen to the ground. In many cases there can scarcely be said to be any fixed charge for brokerage, as the recognised rates for dealing in some of the smaller shares become so onerous, that they are virtually thrown into disuse, and the terms become a matter of private arrangement between the broker and his client, but in the majority of instances the fixed rate of the Stock Exchange in share dealings is as follows: Not exceeding 31., Is. 3d. per share ; from 5/. to 20!., 2s. 6d. per share; from 201. to 301., 6s. per share ; above WI, 1 per cent. on value. Latterly there has been a strong impression amongst many of the most respectable brokers that some of these charges are too heavy, and that a relaxation of terms would be at tended with a positive and large expansion of deal ings in share property. Opinions have of course varied as to the extent of the concessions to be made, but we believe it was the general impression that the charge of Is. 3d. might be judiciously extended to all shares under 101. in value, and that in the rate of 2s. Od. might be similarly embraced all shares be tween that amount and 25!. For transactions in shares above 50/. it is considered that the charge of 10s. per 100/. is sufficiently fair, and ought not to be cavilled at by the public. Accordingly on last Saturday week a meeting of the brokers was held, with a view to some arrangement being come to; but it appears that, after a desu.tory conversation, DO resolution was adopted, and thus the matter re mains in abeyance till such time as the majority of the brokers may find the representations on the sub ject more numerous and pressing. We recently drew attention to a liberal concession made by the com mittee of the Stock Exchange in their only authoris ing transactions to be marked in 100/. stock, but owing to the opposition which the measure has met with amongst the jobbers, the public have as yet derived no advantage from it, as though the bargains are marked in " stock," " shares " only are dealt in, the charge to the public in the shape of jobbers' " margin " and brokers' commission remaining the' same as before. We believe it will be found, how ever, that some of the most respectable firms will be more liberal in their dealings with their clients, even iu the absence of any change in the terms fixed by general consent of the house. The principal quotations in the market for foreign exchanges to-day were a shade lower than last post. These fluctuations are of course easily accounted for by the varying :.upply and demand. Short Paris was done at 25.30 to 35 ; ditto, three months, 25.471 to 30. Amsterdam ruled at 12.1; Hamburg, at 13.91 Two o'Ctoex. The English funds are steady to-day, at the closing range of yesterday's market, with but a moderate business offering, owing to the attention neousarily bestowed by the member s of th e h ouse on the rail way and foreign stock settling. Consols have not varied from their quotation of lON to The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101: to 4 ; the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104,.; to : ; South Sea stuck, 11l }. The untunded securities remain at yesterday's pikes. Foreign stocks also stand at late rates, almost the only variation being in Mexican, which are rather better, at 2(l to ! fur the new bonds. Spanish Old Threes mark 491 to ; ditto Passive, 6; Gra nada Deferred, 91 ; Austrian Scrip, .51 prem.; Vene zuelan Actives, 434; Sardinian, 93; to 96. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Aotoont. PARIS, JOLT IS For Money. IlOpsahrgilllsbeet. Lomat.' Clealeg. 3 per Cents. 72 075 41 7 . 2 . •« 45 / 102 33 103111 103 20 103 In 4 per Coda. ..... per Cent!. 3 per Cents. New Loan' . i .• °°°° ll ° on London: (*MM. 25321; 90 days. 25 224. Belgiss,3 pereLle Ma 102 )MoneyJ Rapier. !tent* D o. 3 0. 44 D .. .. Do. Piedmonts p.Ct . 93 30 .. Treasury Donde 1551 Do. 3, 1932 P.m', JULY 13.—St. Glerniaiu, 1,000; * Versailles (right bank), —•. ditto (left teak) 323 13; Paris and Orleans 1,315 Pane and Moues, 900 ; and llmre, 343; IllarsAles and Avignon, 490; Strasbourg sad Bale, 292 50; Nor th ern, 913. Paris and stra. bow& 915; Pane and Lyme, 6110 ; Monterean and Troyes, 207 50; Oust. 370; Dfrpve end Femme. 2 , 2 5 0 I'aria and Somas, 91 50; Bordeaux AM Veen, 155; Grand Coombe, 1,105. BERLIN, JULY 111 . — Voluntary Loan, 1(13; New Loan, Four-and-a-lialf per Cent. (1850), 104; ; ditto (1852),104; National 1/ebt, 924; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1241, ; Bank Shares, 1041. MADRID, JOLT I L—Three per Cents., 44;; after Bolas, 441 c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 21 15-16 p.; aftet Bolsa, 21 1 . Debt (lst class), 111; after Boise, 11 ; (2nd class), 5 7-16; after Bolsa, 5 7-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 105. Exchange on London, 50.25. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat at market this morning, and its value underwent no change. The arrivals of foreign have been large, and very little progress could he made in sales, although holders were free sellers at Monday's rates. Flour dull, and rather easier to purchase. The receipts of foreign Oats have been liberal, and sales proceeded slowly, at former prices. In Barley, Beaus, or Fees there was no change. AKRIYALS 11810 LONDON kltol4 Ilth JULY to lith JULY. Qes Eoell.a. Sco'ch. Irish, Foremn. Wheat ...... 740 I ...... 6470 Barley ... 2310 'vs lllO Malt ..... 715 n . ... I near, 6,e80 boards; 000 scam. MINCLNG-LANE.—THIS DAY. SVOAIL—The market has a dull appearance, 250 hhds. of Porto Rico offered in public sale were bought in. The good grocery qualities of Madras are selling in public sale at last week's currency. The refined market dull ; grocery lumps, 475. to 491. 6d. Corraz.—There has not been a public sale to-day, neither has there been any business of importance done by private contract. Ty#.—The market is dull, but prices ere supported. Corrow.—This article continues dull of sale. Ron.—Prices are supported, with a limited business done. Inntoo.—The sale is progressing without spirit, at yes terday's prices. Sriens.—Nutmegs sold in public sale, le. Sul. to 2s. KW. Mace sold, 2s. Id. to 2s. 4d. Penang Cloves sold. 10d. to Is. African Ginger bought in, 21. White Pepper bought In, 71. 5An0.—,5,50 chests Pearls were offend, and chiefly bought in, 17s. 6d. to 19s. TALLOW MARKET. —THIS DAY. The market remains very flat and prices have a downward tendency. Town Tallow is quoted 301.. Gd. nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 374 ; October to Decem ber, 38s. sellers; January to March (1853), 38e. 3d. to Bs. Gd. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 6,750 firkins of Butter, and 620 bales 11 Icon; and from foreign ports 7,770 casks Butter, and 270 bales Bacon. The business transacted in Irish Butter last week was to limited extent, the intense heat of the weather having affected consumption; and the dealers merely purchase to supply their immediate sale. Foreign declined about 4s. per cwt., the quality and condition being affected by the weather. The Bacon market remains steady. Holders being very firm, dealers still purchase with caution ; at the end of the week Is. advance was made on a parcel of prime sizeable. Prices range from 50s. to 595., according to quality, &c. Stocks and deliveries for the week e n di ng J u l y 10 berm. 1340071. Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery. 1630 11,990 4,120 11,330 1,200 1851 14,497 4,710 4,100 7,140 1432 23,340 4,040 4,210 1,190 NEWOATE AND LE.tDENIIALL. Since our last these markets have het n very scantily supplied with each kind of meat ; nevertheless, the de man d , owing to the prevailing hot weather, has been in a depressed state, and prices have not been supported. Per 81b. by the carcase. R. cl. .a. s. d. s. L Inferior Beef ....... 2 2 4 I Inferior Mutton- 3 6 2 3 Middling ditto . Prime larits ditto Ditto small ditto Veal 3 6 3 Small Pork 3 4 3 6 Lamb, 4a. to 3s. PRICES OF 131 CHEESE, HAMS, &c. S. o Veto.lead. per awl Kiel 64 70 e• t. Daraet. ..... —........ Sew 70 SO Aimee do. (below .old 70 Tort dune Welerlerl. .. 66 Weetmorel tad du. Cork Ll,saertek . GO Am. man do. S. S. ....... „ . . . „ 64 Erse Mattel, per dome t 10 Cballreehme.perelrt. 30 70 Llosishr. do 3O II W,lt•hire Bacon, peen 6O 61 Ma:Word Hama 36 60 llainbargh Jo. .... Americat — ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. The not weather having interfered with the consumption of Butter, our market is very dull, at generally lower prices. theset. tee wittly cwt. o lON Der doz. POST-OFFICE RlTlVlUM—Yesterday a return was issued, showing that last year the number of letters de livered be the l'oid-office in the United Kingdom was 3110,647,187. In the year preceding, the first general re duction, the number was only 75,907,672. MoNET ORDERS.—Yesterday a return to parlia ment was printed, from which it appears that last year there were 4,136102,5 money orders issued, amounting to 8,880,4201. 16s. Id. The expenses were 69,9921., and the amount of commission received was 77,429/. DEATH OF SIR FREDERICK B. WATSON, K.C.11. We regret to learn that this most charitable gentleman, well known also in the higher circles from the position he long held in the royal household of George IV., William IV., and her present Majesty, having serv e d all these sovereigns as Master of the Household, died on Sunday evening, at bis residence at St. John's Wood. He was in his 80th year, and was knighted by George IV. in 1827. II 3) 2SS U' 3041 816 20 i 30 i 194 194 33 14 Us In 221 $34 11l 02 NA 0 12 1 j 37 II ;1 134 14 *ll 211 j SI SI N lif 19 ft Se ea it 91 906 127 6 1036 lii 117 i 7 160 i li Si Si Si The i i 44 i 1 51 H ill i 221 66j 61 9 76 5! 40 161 764 0 7 144 8 644 100 II