The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-21 00:00:00

1 I i [TH REEPENCE. MONBY MARKET. MONDAY EVINING. Pilling due at various periods up to the close of the year : Making Due date. Call. raid. Antwerp and Rotterdam July 5, 1853 1 0 0 4 Dublin and Drogheda, Preference ?X. Ditto, ditto,ditto Oct. 1, 1853 Dublin and Wicklow July 15,1853 Great Northern, New 2 10 0 2 10 0 1 00 Four-and-Hai 101 &rip Great North of Scotland, original or postponed July 2, 1833 Ditto, ditto, Ist Prefer ence Laaeashire and York- 2 10 0 1 00 shire Fifths London, Tilbury, and Southend July 14, 18.53 Ditto, ditto Oct. 15, 1853 Middlesbro' and Redcar, New 251. issued at 4/. prem. Namur and Liege Pre ferenoe Oct. 15,1853 Newmarket, Bury Ex tensions North Devon, 16/., Class A, No. 1 July 11,1853 Ditto, ditto, B Guaran- 1 00 1 10 0 2 00 1 10 0 3 00 3 00 1 00 2 00 2 00 . • j , -- ) .0 , 4... • ... , . •- • /. ; :te e_ go'/I:g--e'-r ,•-.•. • • . • • -,C iei - A-.- - -. • • . oxv rt%. . 51 , ....,- 7 ,, --. ; 4 , 444 - - AFL- •meella . t Nu. 1,1314 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1853. ic- DENINSCIAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, CIIOBIIAII CAMP. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. MOM A so - Alu asoonisTa t ratEDucko FARES AHD $ I antworp sad Rotterdam 11 Of dile 11 1 - 10 4 Benne' to Gralesuese... IMs 4pm IMPARTURIP. OUTWAEDS. GRAND REVIEW IN PRESENCE OF m oNDAT B ousixo . 8 3 Belgian Kasten nosh& D; ;.A ind rills: e. el. Mile?. - Pat Aftn, Ceylon, snag, HER MAJESTY. SO 10 Charleroi and Erftelince. 14 15 The railway market to-day lost the firmer aspect an 10 Dijon end Bann 614 ges• The stock markets , „t. :.. th ,apere, rod Gang hug, vie the 4th an d 20th Odox.a. 7 " - : '' Ir., -, e aruipt .n, ant on the latb and 26th from TUESDAY, HALM-MAST Tamen. observed last week, and was unfavourably affected 10 a Oni'n linstlll... e. - II 11 410 by depression, and clo t ote , e es. . by a renewa l , of speculative sales. It meat be no- to " I gm he. im si n iensialt . - ' it 1 5 1 „ P. 254 At an early hour this morning the roads to the need, however, that stock remains scarce for deli- 5 5 . Great Inclian Peolniele .. 14 4 , rally. The continuk 4 t 7 : l ? ' ev i t7l Camp from all points were afir e with every description of very, the heavier descriptions being ohiefty wanted. and Turkey, combia 11"4". , a .. ac ".,. t !So l ots til si iL l t l • L ve ll o; ° c l ou tE ibe -r illt Adelai* of hey , sad ftl _ i IA le - ? Orand Junction of Frau, if ly 'pm England and Franco ''''... pp. 0, thneeller Keen Smith mown, mu e s t e e to t e of . e. , f ... mu e . eoth rreeteaer Arm Maumee. vehicle. At five o'clock in the morning, a train nearly half Bond fide business in this, as in the other depart- 1° .. 4 1 . 11 G Do. t.W lloads amt.4Canads.Bl (2neles.Lr73 e-dis-i pa 4 1.. ewe; by the press and it lbsittrt'....s i i . .:,‘ et -es to .. I t o awl .4 4 b 04 eery imaili tam a Mile is l en gth, left th e Waterloo station of the South- ments of the Stock EXellange, bi restrained by the a 2 ilAnwaßPletela.3l..Ctelm l i 1 ells eat the 10th and lett, hues Maneilles. 113 25 Laxembmr o p. z o :L rip ‘ '.44 ..l o , s , 2A.N . 21. . 401 . 1 . E. - 0 , tho cur at eery moot] , Western railway, underthe imperintendenee of Mr. Godson, prevalent desire to await the receipt of more decided It , II Do . (Rau "- h . ' "' 7' o a 4 7 8 4 greater disposition I selling is chiefly gip 111;....• most... the traffic manager, all being devoted to the conveyance of news from the East. At the close prices showed no 6 2 Do. t . 6;e ll itr n ' bl- - Foe ai rs'. ° P . 3 ' 17 ....1 t h rig...J. , and horses and carriages belonging to the nobility. At seven signs of a rally from the day's depression. 3 3 no. sue):,.. 7 .. 11 II „, ~,,,. solettheepten, ea the .t ,t, i , in in every 10 2 Do. per et. Prefereace 4 1 die being in a great meal o'clock the first passenger train departed, and every half of reliable intelligent woo. - 10 9 Lyons aid Mediterrenme - pr CAltert rAor 1 aux A.-A•efth, m t e r n reap , ey l e y omarionallY hour subsequently, other trains, containing hundreds of THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. re 7 4 Warm ... . .. 11 2 pm Consols opened 98,1 f r o mu:v..e.te i weeft; lielwtell Calcutta, Penang, Sinirepore, hang me 21 Veen AneStlia .. - ... - - gyp, end shdr.tise • visitors, were despatched fur the Chertsey station. The railway market has been flat to day, and at so la. /luau & Ltem4WIII; tit) 71 7 1 and after receding tc nd excited s a t. be raw., __or •I"Treid,„7l,r,il,,,d heigh ts ail lt e la b la sa d The morning was cloudy at an early period a the present hour shows not the least sign of a ??1 fa E.'*- n•A• f l i nitsrsve .. - - official close to the ....... lsto wren erre 1 7 apes etiel ... 4f ► the cjimporre sok . , 124 Lro o ratha r. graar . Lows , fears that rain would mar the day's operations in the field, rally. Prices are generally rather lower than yes- el 1 ,1 1 `1 p a , 1 0 1, 3 p er at . eon - '4,, li g U 341 regular hours, bowel s e r id e'4 o - L,7, , I ....,souttseepatia. but at 9 o'clock the atmosphere cleared and gave promise of ter ay, but business is very quiet. (fee B. & Amiens she.' 14 15 worse again, at 98 7 flee weather. French shares were generally worse. Northerns 9 , 10 " ' I X p t alaa l i a n te eoo Lproe Thalt ataa l7 * aa 9 worse than the closi -- - Tltt: I).ILARNE SILVER-LEAD MLNING At 10 o'clock exactly the bugle eounded from head- - „ 131 11.1 pas 231 and SMELTING COMPANY, quitters, which being taken up from position to position the aro quoted 341 to 1. 30 20 ewe &ad Detains .. 41 43 close the feeling was 1 , s, ti,.. ding. dby Itolal " I ' l ° 4 ' touter, 'uniting the Liability whole army turned out simultaneously for parade. ORDINAIY MAIM AND STOCK& 2O 10 Purblind Rem . ~ 40 42 official business rep( rd Shareholdeis. 30 no Parts end etnefter ..; 37 171 37 e.,.. 1, A li,ean, in :cone shares et gl; to be fay paid upon Just before a quarter past eleven had struck, an orderly Closing pekes Mien today 10 4 Perts,Caim,andCherboup 34 44 pa Consols, for the op LuatSieSt (with power m &creme it to £50,•.09.) rode up to the commander, communicating the fact of the SI. Pd. nenwers. Yesterday. to 1 p.m. 10) 71 Qualm and Menaced ... 6 ells ear ex div.; Three per No. 17, Cocain, Leedom. Queen's approach, at little more than the dietetics of a .10 3' Meese end Havre ... ... 114 194 Three-and-a-Quarter notrirrits to irtiitibilltir. mile from camp. Bt. UM thardeen .. ... . 17 16 5 3 Royal Beranek 1 hei firiiel. M A ,e, Paribarest.street Lord Seaton at once ordered out a body guard of the Life 30 al ablauaar74. Bast e lt auseure lli n 7.14.11. ___ 4 o f 20 it. sneers sea Meuse, _..84 a flf Annuities 18GO, Si. 10 4 Dn. St par Cent. Prefer. - - Bank StoCk, 229, I, ,;,,,, 4,one. Lei.. Nornmel. Guards and Lancers , to take up a position on the road leading 131 all Mrs'Arelv.&Bmwelfsnosyl m ley 20 2 South Rasters or France - - 11 v.. PI imeanl J. rro:d, En e ,8, Moreminstreet to the head quarters, andin a line with the Royal Pavilion. 3i Se nines., Lon a nChes..len. 8 6 ells 10 4 'Southern of 'nuns 44 51 en Exchequer Bills re c, ttewonery. Vag., Stockholm Swedes. septets Neal, Pm , 33, Charletanstrest In less than a minute after the guard of honour had halted 2 7 4 ell Ilisales.BBlth.lo l B. 2 . 7l .C. ati 13 20 SI 'Uppw ladle Scrip 4 1 5 1 5•1 India Bonds were so 3,.. 5 1a5,-Neon. Wi Useas.lllminsondi li r k ir,Z=ne in position, the ontriden to the royal equipage dashed do. M.. 14 14 tile 1 8 2 „ al f i 'l lga tt nimir ... ... 100 103 1 00 4 81 all West Hamlin 10 3 Do. 54 per Cent. Pnike. 4 4 dll Foreign stocks we Oa erreie.-Wen. Ulm Preellody. Ent, C.L forward, followed at full gallop by the troops escorting her Be. toe oadmis .. 678 883 628 874 30 It Werteen of Preece - _ if 0 pa with the home stock Rammer Carrent-C. Illarreidlorpodow laredes. „ Majnty, and in a few minutes the sovereign, accompanied o a s m uss' a m naj, 'bat .. 23 814 228 10 2 Materna Switzerland_ 1 0# die DeleCtenPNT k m Isla tot" lat 1 . 6 1 ,11 11 6 . st "Nig "••''' by Prince Albert and the royal suite, entered the lines of so au esailene 114110101 ... ... 10 el evrrawal ill= w eleatitt he the aostbana pert CO ibe Meier el _ 20 6 Umbria 3 2We Peruvian, were wore" so te Diaasaal Ildeastlana.. 84 41 ps some demand. Bustin 4 - • . Diane. is valet have been mowed to the Duman the encampment wk. ? wassugeene tame. =I free Left all royalty se other • elnalteatieue woad of bugles pared the order for the 118 • 11 110 Slal_ e lu e r m anit . tbaa .. • 3 • ! • dam royal salute, and, se though by magic, the quiet that 23 an a- 51 Ibe 011010010101010 0111.1001.3010 lettit, whink 4 _ ll ,ll, 4 l ,l Bl _„,lnalodiant.. reigned for two hours before was shaken by the thunder i s a ll Li m a :L e g e r a 844 4 maw Bela Ras* In 55466 . "le • Mire Be '''',_ ,"'''........7 ^ "Jr...`",.", of artillery, added to which was the discharge of 10 10 Rulers - l3 131 13 ear +bout eve 11111011 1 11•11•411181 1 r/ 09 ...' " '''''',--- ": musketry throughout the whole line. When the firing 25 ail &sten Union, Class A... . MINES. - MONDAY EYEND4II. At 4 detach Meirleat Spanish Deferred, 2 per cent. Granada. 91 to 101 ; Peruvian Par swen. mai Mete& ewe s M larreat Mae% wag of which The market for British mining stocks h and-a-Half per Ceti tee eeturciny we sow wortterrm ein adventage, sad las see which ceased, the cheers from at least 50,000 voices greeted the - _., 0 1 . 4 s,i•Vc_ 610 . 2i- It 194_ 84 1 become very dull. Of shares in new unde-rtaaskarings ' t h us recorded it * aft need amain& upward, of 30 per sent of geed Ned, and royal ear during her Majesty's advance to the Pavilion, and .4 .1 r, ,„,r 1 = 1 ,7 , , „ t 74, 714 1 and such as are making calls, there ere few buyers • :-Bra u pward. id Pious. aof pun Meer to the ton. which almost drowned the several bands who played the 80 a n I L s i w.. 1. 06 6.61,16 se 37 ' Chillers Six per Co Ti. eidire Nees and eit.roies of ratairg and smiting the ore and national anthem. it IN 114116nrgbanietemenv • 70 /3 and sales can with di ffi culty be effected. For divi este, irethe had to*Engtand is &OM! 314 per tan, and the east of The Queen was received by General Lord Seaton and the to 14 Ildhaburgbas• Polka., - - dend mines, on the other hand, there are numerous Cents., 1825, 851 ; i douleeri-ing the lead le oft-fifth ot the silver, thee leaving a very Duke of Cambridge, who conducted the Sovereign. Prince 81- 100 I Elinnunk. 19 31 Two-and-a-Half per handsome proof to the credit of the Compaity. inquiries, holders, however, refusing to sell. ' It may Thecompany having wend ! need, andhuingen hard at the mines Albert, and the other exalted pennneges, to the royal tent, t• l i r ° . 444 .Glana seediers 9 11199971111 : 17d. a ... __ T., 3, 87 be noticed that the appearance of rho metal market is T Ce h t fiaa pe tea r ' ce 96 l ta ., a seasidereble quantity ot ritrer lead ere, um be enehlal during the where, after a few minutes stay, hit Majesty again apprared ir . 100 ''''''' D ;. A . ow* ... ... oi l di 554 2 more satisfactory. Ent yeas of their ° a erations to &slue a lap dividend on the upon the field, the entire troops presenting arms. at. 100 De. B. Meek ..._ ... 134 131 134 f The gold mining shares were rather flatter to-day, ir Ce an nt i s 4 l ß lB on ; d a S f ll s 3 is ; 1' slew ; and when leldPkand and more powerful inu'lneri and The order was now given for the first evolution of the at. 100 10t.lisullheattereet.are. 510 111 112 estraterseets we erected, toil Ins mines 'ball have been Draught Bt 100 Oren Maims .. .. tBI 691 514 with very little disposition to operate. British Ans- per cent. • Swedish ] miasma...roe:aced/4 stare 01 woridug , the profile will be consider- troops.[i Review was going on when our despatch was sent 11 11 1 17 alla lisaab lalla 17 ;' "- 74 a ftly aturreeeteel. $0 au Imuseier sad Wesel .. 95 $7 tralian are steady, but Peel River receded 7s. 6d. ' It stored wro be stated thrt the Company bave at their disposal oft.] .ge Loan, 1 dim.; ' 161 111 Anna& ~ .. __. .. 111 13$ pm per share. At 4 o clock Peel River were quoted 21 t nts., 40. sew ral inftene hida ot •• warp' mate by lie mar work lags, end nt 100 lenseeldreand - Yertship 77 784 to 24 prem.; Colonial Gold, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem.; which ern bete Weal to caftan ore tordleirot to imply teem the SO 16 De.Flßks 1 41 die llfThe money Inar e n et math g, and Irate • nod pent to the Company. Prom ails SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH 14 rif D e . w est nia . easies 7.# 1 „ Port Phillip, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; British Austra ruling much the san y Misdeed that the orddiary camerae of s ' lv . o .:rel l ui at i lt . > be rrteerst thee enhancing the value of the Cont. paw. property to • romekret le ertent. the came ine theta...time are based upon the present productional err 3 i the sloes, which see now eradimeg at the retool 300 tons of het andof ounces of sillon per annum.. Via ti t om of 'cad, at fit per ton cilia of 13,0e0 °emceed sling Total ortirrr Coot of raising t h e um emeie„.4 fb.........d smoo te g 1 8 ::: le.ippirt 31.01 toes id :cal to England, at gi4 COMP.IN/ES. - 10 all Leeds Northern .. la I 111 111 Lanka and Bleakfti! .._ b 1 4 61 10 3 ten..lllbury,Bl Southend 1 1 rita Yesterday the important ceremony of establishing e t . Kw tem,Brlghten, as. Case 034 1 4 . an immediate communintion between the Houses of Par- Bt. 100 linien& EartbeTrinter 1 113. 1134 113 141 liament and Brussels, by means of the submarine telegraph, 3,730 took place in the Electric Telegraph Company's office, in 10 13 De. Nth' ... ... .. 11 34 pm . 10 100 1 Do.glosb.,9l.andti.(C 1 lt .„ 2L i .., & 80.,..w..... 51 4 0, the lobby of the House of Commons, in the presence of Lard 60 131 131 n ,,.. £ lO ... ... .. st 44 die de Mauley, Lord Caftan, the lion. - Cadogan, the Duke to il te D e .. gee _... . .., 48 38 oi e of Hamilton, Lord William Panlett, Lord Stanley, Lord SS all Londonderry & Colenuee 12 IS Monteagle, Lord °yenta's., Six IL li. Inglis, Sir Benja- •• ell Lauda:Wryer lennbekillea 10 21 min Outrain, Mr. Masterman, M.P., Sir Wm. Cubist , fit. ISO Vanah.,Bl.W.,lll.lneolissh 114 301 191 lien, I dim, to } pram . ; Agua Fria, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. There were no a Mexican and South American and Santiago shares Bank to-day were flatter. Shares of the West ladian mining The Derwentwa companies were also worse. Metcalfes have fallen Town , with dates to: to 51 to 3 prem., and Port Royal to 11 to 3 prem. also rings some go The closing prices of new undertakings are as yet ascertained. TI follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min- mention that the Ch ing and Streaming, 1-16 dim . to 3-16 pm. ; Melbourne on the 11th of Mar ' per tali Dadverierng the lead eniellith part Weiner Bl 41 To, Man.& Wel. Unto/ 3# 21 ail 750 - 4,950 Colonel Outrun, the Chevalier Droner, Mr. Ernest Bunsen, Br. tie " am _ 218 221 --, Mr. Brett, Mr. W. H. Barlow, Mr. Wollaston, one of the 8 , ice D o ati ns ;',,, t ay t ,7;,' 40 42 711 111 Gold, I 'to 3 per share ; Australian Mutual, Ito Sydney. 4 1 dim . • Australian Console, 2 to I die.; Monarch The dividend fa 1 Net proSt en 300 tow ef lead and 15,000 ounces of engineen of the Submarine Tlegraph Company, Mr. R. 50 47 $ Mid.). ant. I 1re1... ... --- Gold, ' 1 to I dim . ; Chartered Australian Land and Five per Cent. Aust silver - - Mining, Ito 1 per share; t Totals Weer amount must he aided the moth ol 100 ton of lead Lewis Hill R a n ge , Messrs. Rothschild and 5,0 m. often at ellen -rta, gl an, wb id, will be ter mended announcement was received from Brewed' that the Duke de 6 .. t. 100 44 Ne po w.e .., arket Ex . k . ,44i . 012 .. . 8 4 2 4 ,, :n. :to 1 per share ; Golden Mountain. I to/ per share; payable after that d by an roe anon of the ventage CO tie mien. This sewn a profit Brabant was momentarily expected at the of fi ce in that city, .1 Lake Superior Copper, 3 dim. to par; 13 171'lle iaSee.itlierefonl 3 4 die en 4 0 tune of lead and 20 , 050 mom CO rarer ut £7,200, or 26 per and shortly afterwards the following message was trans- 50 141 'briery and Malkin** SI I Lead, 1 dis. to par ; Carberry West, Ito 3- dm.; C a la g li e Old Three per Ce cent. per annum 00 Capital. witted from the office in the lobby of the House of 10 e n s awry w arnou l at i s p o ,.. 74 54 Three per Cents. fa The mince, worts, mites. oterwedoar, and penning belonging 10 Commons. Si. ISO Norfolk ... ... ... .. 50. 61 314 Connemara, Par to 1 rm. ; Marian"' 346 ta are also advertised the Company have been surveyed by an Erg DI 0 mining engineer, " Lord de Manley has received the commands of the Duke 13 13 Do. New .., .„ .. - - 1-16 • dis.; Sulphate Of arytes, Ito 3, per share ; tow 4 pixie:ally ac q uainted with the err in whiedi the news are The dividends fah werte, ot „ „ wt. towbar . „t th rtio itouaia , 4uu „ t e ar ° p o w of Cambridge to convey to the Duke de Brabant his regret le s 100 3 4,' N 71 0eul nlIatin sejuah Cnantala . Unasn ... 3 3 1 3 2 it. 334 Lackamor Copper, 4- to : prem.; Adelaide Land being able to attend to-day , and communicate per- ' wipe, vlass, &Writing, and secountsof theConthany. ant aim* of at not his Nash 134..4. . ii0. i. ._ - .u. and Gold, 11 to ot die.; ,Obernhof, Ito 3 pm.; month on the tie ores. say be seen, and all the mutate informatain übtain4 cm &easily with royal highness by means of the submarine 8 all Do . eu tzrort - likewise advertisk 'pelican & now e ogees id the Company. wire. Lord de Manley begs to be permitted on the part of s 6 o n , 111 Gunmen - -Ms Britannia Gold, ; to a per share; Poltimore, 7 - or per Cent. Ste! There a raised and . peg at th e m i nes law utim u t t. o f sil- the directors to express their thanks to his Royal Highness 10 Ha North c., . 5 41 ilk lit I to I die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and 1858 (Messrs. G. am•laad and due arra' which cull b b k aale di a l ' i t e a bl9 r / ale sale " the Duke de Brabant, for the honour which he has done le all North Wilms 6l 9 Reduction, Ito 3 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to 1 . the Etheirh make, mid thus the Corr pany will eta led to declare their to 10 Method S.Weeleranne - - pia Alabama Five per •eleidenduf 10 per cent. aline the first roar months of their tape- them in attending to witness the successful issue of e , ... =w , a win 476 444 rem.;p Garnett and Moseley, 2 to 21 pm.; jamaica ration. exertions to establish a direct communication between Eng- F ir : la' antral ... A Malted tanner of shares only remain 64 distribution to the land and Belgium by means of submarine wires. Si, HO illeeldiA 1111tial ... public. . " Palace of Westminster, Monday, June 20, 11353." Bt. IN Shrew.* Wm, - - itl 64 Great Hewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; izen tures m aim B„ By order of the Committee of Management. The tea of this message occupied about 2 min. Bt. IN Dm L.Bl3ll.W.Gmucilli 70 74 Head, .1 =die , to par ; New South Wales Coal, 1 WIL YATES VREZBODT, C.E.. Secretary. lo 5 Elknorter I eadllerford• If 1 die to 4 dui. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to / die. ; Port Loans (Messrs. Bar 50 see., and in an almost equally short space of time an an- . ewer was returned to the aect, that his Royal Highness "1 all .118"7491, ama thew 17 .. Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to }prem.; Sue both City and Sto rote or ArfLWATIIe r o e 110.4•111. Blet.W. Nut.) ... To the D,rectors of the Da - aree Silver Lead Mining and Smelting the Duke de Brabant presented his felicitations to the 188 an b e. 888198 ... .. River (of Jamaica), 1 to 3 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jai- (m ew ,. B ar i ng, B, Company. directors, and congratulated them upon the success of the 20 10 Dee. Clenuar - maica), 51 to 51 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 1* to (retlemen, -I request you will allot me shares or gl emir event which had then taken place. le sy mermairtionice ... te the Owl il r e ee Siher-Leed Mang and Smelting Company, and I 'this reply was hailed with the greatestsatlsfaction by the T.,. A i_ L eina llsal .. . mmus Dig : ....: ...... 537 1 0 0 : 257 2 1 1 4 13 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, I to / dia.; East Indian B rot h era. ) hereby rtake to swept dr Nom er any lees member you may . 71 Iron, ss. to 7s. per share ; London and Virginia In wham& di ,,,,, swotted to roe ,hen wi n e d. gentlemen at this end of the wire ; but the fact which Clot roe, to pay The dividend, at „,,,, , 04 . 9 ,„ a mm o asaa pp e p en the i neos p orst i on o r m e coat . more immediately established the certainty of direct ; ri ; m a ri a 2 7 fr 028 % 2 % ii t 2...*.* ... ul) i 13 le Gold and Copper, par to 1 prem. • Albion Gold 1 pep communication between the two countries was the rapidity so s Dim d i tto - dis. to par; Brucntu Gold, par to ' I prom.; Aniin- besides a bonus of read draetuee - with which Lord Cadogan, in England, was enabled to a al Illeilibm &Darlington ... 13 33 near On tall) -.- state, in answer to • question from Lord Howard de 10 Be IlremseikeenDcsa&Bel. 21 1 on each 10/. share, Coal and Iron, 1 dim. to 1 prem.; New South the • • lirrom - - Walden, in Brussels, that he expected to visit that city to IV tele el Seta ... ... .. 141 151 Wales Gold, Ito a per s h a re; Liguanea (of Ja- n Provincial Ban sosesere tor Pi'oThoefeillnterest at the n rase of Beeinees Of say) _ before long. The operation of *ending the question and SO N a l W .. 1 .111 1"...,..., gad ma F i . l _ l l* a 9 4 31 33 maim), 1 to I prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to i .. half - • *sr Reeidenee, and Predation of Referee receiving the reply occupied only 38 seconde- certainly one 30 to i a lr"'"' Daraurgi a 10 104 die.; Gladbacla Zinc, Ito 3 prem.; Parkwyn as trio year ena'in Of the most extraordinary instances we have yet had of the to n o . wh a m i n ea m e Di e , - y er,s e I e la par that on tho oh Carwalsick Tin, I tol prem.; Great Crinms, per. to • date - - BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, great advantages to be derived from this new employment to 1 Wasstked - - Railway. I. Wassberest. Beak. Ueda., of science. The electric instrument was made to perform 84. 140 1411611fedwatkalldwidg 611 804 111 9 i prem. The sixth call of Ibleilltbed Ang.l, 1337. its duties in carrying on various little correspondences of 25 . 97 _Dia•_ do. 11155.11055 - 7 7 1 all 1 2 4 diapeatiredlitßetillet af Parliament, 4 Met., esp.ll. 231 1110 vo.u.N.F.Porehme I 2 at minor importance; and the Chevalier Drouet transmitted at too ryortcerro xeror " end 69 Go .. 39 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLorat , the whole share ca b „„„,, e ca ' a- c a •,,,,,,,,,',,,,. 1 . ke al s t ismin ANDKß • um . sl " ldmik a Ditu. P " the following communication to rho Duke do Brabant : The mining share market is quiet, but the tone 12 . refard Railway Co : able by the 15th of pelt preishems only required during MP own yeera. "In the name of my colleagues, the directors, _ fiat in the absence of purchasers, and prices show a Aftwanses payable daring Me. I have the honour to communicate to your royal Provision during minority kr Orphan& highness their sense of the favour you have con- PREFERENCE SHARES drooping tendency. Colonial Gold are quoted 11 to Australian Agrio ferred upon them by attending the inauguration of St. 100 Aberdeen 9l N 4 1 prem.; Great Nugget, 1/ to 1 prem.; and Ague. cided decline to-ill setroonna MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. a line destined, they trto, to cement by such perfect • all assetieen No. 2,7 per Ct ; t 8 92 Fria, 11 to 3 prem. only. Most other Pew leered by her Majesty's ltoyal Letters Patent. communication an equally perfect and luting union of the at. IN Meng Is Enure per Ct ', 107 109 Australian Agricultural shares have fallen to 6.5 depressed. Bnt • ial Profits diet Inc annually. Bt. tae /110 I no !•: -.1 Premiums computed for every th ree maethet Menne( age. two countries." 15 15 ICkener sad Delybeed , ; 1911 20f !Lill unlit mammon Si • sow plan peculiarly advantageous M The compliment was gracefully acknowledged by the ej el Oak end Beads ,, 4 & aB pm to 68, and Peel River to 2to 21 prem. North Bri- 4 o'clock, 69 to 711 tish Australasian are quoted Ito I prem., an d B a n. 19. North British paiicy holders. Duke de Brabant, and thus was the mode of instantaneous 5/ ad IDeutee, Perth, sad Aber.' tish Australian Investment, lato 2 prem. Copiapo Scottish Australian At the Let usual Mira meeting, a rednetion of 30 per cent. was communication between the houses of the Imperial Parlia- I EMI Jose*. . .1 61 34 31 . N 1: flaataritent3l.loo3 - p.ii.d 4 41 at 13 to 2 prem. 7 wad, in th " . " 914 isle' mutt"' on all aart i a l ta ti aa P o li c i es' meat and the throne of Belgium established as firmly andshares are rather weaker. (neuelasitaar..) 1 ov-resth) satisfactorily uif it required nothing more than well or- h . B , D D o. a • A t: i r 3 1 . 4 1 1 2 .." 9 : 2 Ca p ,7 0 1 3 4 at pas „ Closing Beams • JAN IN bele t Amid Hall. Mum- dcred postal regulations or the punctuality of a letter ear- 44 gl i g ee ep re .g ar ,„.l p a jt e t 14 8 2 i pm pen done none were flatter. Patel= Ptimbiat I Pen Yearly tatty rier. The experiment was in all respects most successful, el stelae do. IrS 11 2 „ No. Sharer Muma. Paid. Yestaday. ta-day. to 4 prem. Shares tot 11 . 914 Ism of Age. n t in . Pra- 1. . a• and gentlemen engaged in the houses of legislature in le IS iDo. llow 6 par Nat eked 14/ 154 - -- - Bank have been d Tea LI& eau& mhos. London may readily employ their leisure moments, if they It SS 64.17eigkeeti pe t i pgt : 194 20 4 lel,ool , I Ague Fria all It 11 pat -- - 4 4 I and' 30,000 1 tAaglo Australian Gold as y. is par ental Steam, 751. It a 4./ a. d Years.. Mtn., ga.4. g s. d.,1 e. d. have any, in carrying oii • a dialogue with their friends or i Duras. tt re .- 3 1 34 34 100,rte top •deitoCalifornian N 11 9 13 6 3u 0'17114 2' 0 12 3 contemporary statesmen in Brussels. Bt. 10010NOMMIMISS prlttent 114 130 10,000 10 vinstralasten IR 19 3118 4 313f414 41 0 12 4 St 1110'Da. lb pre east SR* 113. 20,600 20 +Australian 59 1 1 11 450 i 6 1718 1 1 4 6 i0123 desmatie at I • pat. pm 11l 113 60,(0i . 1 Australian Ccedillen sll 4Onl Pm and Colonial Hou 19 311 a 6134 : 1 9 3112.148. 0 12 6 10 3 Do. 41 1 pares& iselei _ 1 Ipm 100,000 1 Australia Freeheld 1 ill GUllliftWeeliNl)Mgeithe 51 0/ 31,000 1 Ave Maria all 1 1 die L ix t z ran w F E2 64 l. 6 ltaikk cas . L ima "' (*set " . HARWICH ELECTION.-THE NOMINATION. a: '6- ow so m e am mou 3p/ al 78 I .., 200,000 I With& Australian Gold all Mei pm share. st.., Ise 01,...a5e, remona.44 e.e., 105 107 1051 20,000 30 +tritisheron 13.3 V ME FAMILY INF.OICAMENT. BARWICK, MONDAY. et , 100 Ditto Iffeirmadie Ilper eel 103 104 104 moo ss tßruluip.(ba.anepar 24 4 34 The subjoined ca MEASAWS MEDICATE!) CREAM.-Fee all The candidates for the vacant seat for this borough „la m a I Lanwal 9l9 more re ar ae lln ueek 9 al" J 1 3 ( 1 1 34 1 11 1 6,600 SO De. CoesseandCulale ail 4 4 s per annum yielde Perim.* 01 Wahl& he Pim= Wald =Zap Web (lately • genspied by Mr. G. M. W. Peacock.) appeared on et.' tee 'Lawn esleadardA prat 174 177 11,000 to Do. tit. John Del Its; 15 3 311 ad 32 110,eiei 4 Carson's Creek all i del 6pm present prices. To " a a i •" y gc' 44 "'l'"'"Da• wananis'_le w 771 1 •77 sr ad& It the hustings at noon to-day to be nominated for the choice so •pp • D i m pepp es d a te p r o. _ _ Ss lineally without • oval. Uwe re set eery marlin 1a the nor -4410 41r 12,009 4u Mere Copper ......„.„ all - - rate, the proportio of the esmatituency, John Ingshaw, Esq ,of Cliff HOll l Ol 50 I in a , lisimil 34, 1a1MRSIBI11001•- awa ntsdt .440 100,000 3 +Colonial Gold 1 11 11 pm 21 creed since last div I " . fte welai 'p ests s a °r .e t ara L e ide ms " V ilist . ee a p t e medidalis n e d g el y m o n s=r s kr ' llist Illa n n I: Devereseert (aa outlying district of the borough), and for- 1 91 era adr it tn Ennig. ...aro.i. 01 111114 14 9 _ -... _ Copiapo l4 Itlf 11 104 wow (It. +Copper Miners of Eng. all 65 75 be taken into accm start, web a wares or bet beilb, A tame ea lesaita awl, he am y can its representative, again solicited that gt i ll of ter Mond, th • ping wnwedi seer tbe elide hewn, ; red the candidate on th e conservative side was 10 10 Ds. dew 810 - .. 101 11 8,000 U +Do. Prof. 74 percent. all 8 9pm 70,05' 8 +Eng&Aluerabaneoppr all 2 If die 31 Itsfact of the bode. t 11trallt511 leval and Maw In- Sir William FISHY lately unseated for Barnstaple on simi- 6 8 i Do . go 4 . i a pia 33 Great Nugget Vela all 14 11 tat 31 " le ' I " likae l in rallathia rummalus 1171119 ' sme ll " 914 sr. lar grounds to thee: which occasioned the vacancy he now 134 an !Karyp.k CarllZ, 41 pet. - - pm icoo,ora 2 I Do. Registered Three per Cent. Co acte, ti i dotorti.z, swelling. , and aft limarry imam lam at. AP i tlallandeens.br.aimp.e• 130 151 20,fte SO +Geeeral - - „ all IS 17 Three per Cent. Re scalds, eel imam% is truly astenbildng. Is UM Mei it ilipllolloo. "ighl to all. 12,000 Grand Duchy of Beeler all 4 dl. par Bank Stock (div. at the urea pelts and purgatives for all ._l .ass eseptleas theme ot The shlw of hands was declared by the Mayor to be in 3 11 m a ! Ireebi liitta u 93 • 10- zreerier anae oe - .. ..... ~.... hu e 1 1 Ir 11.010 Greet P0br00th...... weal is often attended with mash laseawnleate tad denser. es es- favour of Sir Wm. Fraser, but the partisans of Mr. Bag- St lOC De. 24 Maroc . Prof. Sick Ile 129 100,00 v Lake Bathurst. all 4$ Ms India Stock eouit of the east Wing manila= per tam ate% kw perrelms s h ag warm l y contested its accuracy . 11an I Do.WaveeeyValley S pet - - 60,0 4 Liberty are often the an" se • ins= l :____,_minni lanar".. , A poll was demanded for the latter gentleman, to take 10 I 4 1 Do. Debentured ... ... par 1 pea 6 3 , 10 t ondos e. all 9 10 ld. per cent. per Y hal to purgatives be relieve. waw.....a "• 'lt place tomorrow at the usual hour. et. 1 100 North Britton ... ... .. 116 117 1154 50,eue london&Caliton. Cale/ It. rendeation it is al delleate r the era de Colornit, and.* Ws that it le utterly blopoodbitt by to produce The contest will be a very close one; but Mr. Bag- 20 , all North etaffordebire .., the agaask r or t a w , Or pot will ~,"•:::=1„„t, b.& thaw and his friends entertain confident anticipations of si.loo Oaket wower , ,i waterer, sm .o, a- i d , - - 100,00 n Martquita all 4 die par 1 pool Weekly Share 34000 1 Ifesiesnedit.Anietican 6 71, 8 !or sureery purposes generally, chilblain, th resh, lan. It steads nem/. 15 113 Dit& ditto ditto 11 11 pm. 0 A New Grenada Grey, and no had Mufti be without it-flele snantabeturers and - I 8 tihrews.hEiria.NerGuat.' 101 11 100,000 Nouveau Monde er , retetors, MEAsAM and CO., :38, Mandl tun Temple - bar), 111 10 ennewicSiCherter(Nor.W.l 30,000 1 Nova Scotia Mining line l'a•°" 11, b 7 whom ala sold . i n "a". ar 930 . 2 ".." 48- ad ' 1 SHERIFFS' DINNER TO HER MAJESTY'S Ann.) Ben Own_ .. i 17 4 1 Ulf Copncr Smelting 3 eed in tangy pre, at Ila. and Meech, with direadate; sad likewise JUDGES. 10 10 Do. 3 per Cent ... ..., 1 pa 161,000 Port Philip ty all palest medic= Teeters. TM We. haw jars NM ( earring. 16 28 *net Dow a _,.. ... ..., I 154 Akilec (Newts Ron all par 1 per 17 1 Liweletiol. Crosb t tree) to all parts of the kingdom. 10 ,11 Ditto New ---- -- - - 144, all South Kamera (Reading 10,000 I +Dittc New I‘reftitArs MODERN COOKERY BOOK• tertained her Majesty's Judges at the London T . Tho 4 . 1 140 1 tnn . : 4 of g r 1.0: t ....... ...... ' fli Mss `` 7,4010 Se Santiago de Cute lllll 5# 6 30 York and North 1 the examen Circula ion of the eateladad sad Mtge! banquet was more than usually abundant and recherche:, . "‘' 10 i all 'llik.l'iorkgirel Wear 194 20 4 60,0 e 1 eolith AustraLin ikeoo 10 flu Croft 1 3 10 83 MAIM meat a It'''' revised d t ur it r d t i ...o a t ir t r Te d ualg t.al4 " o l ll. ol 72 n bl y t i ber aiu t l i j im " No t e .t le.P6 , o4l ; and the company crowded and distinguished beyond the • 5 3 I wererrreoAurecorGo. , ierrper 0.174 te.2.81 +United Anima all 4 44 68 Leaden WSW • butted in Cloth. I ordinary routine of similar entertainments. Amongst the , gr .. Ho loark . sawes . teor ba .... 701100 I Waller John Marron Albemarkftereet. company were the Lord Chief Justice of England, Lord 1 Ot.gerth c t lian.porst.. IC3 lei 103 100,000 I Wen Granada ell I die par 72 Wend Ilteek._ ... Justice Turner, Vice-Chancellor Page Wood, Mr. Justice' 17 , 3 ,Ditto Imes ... .H 11 54 1 00,00 0 I west Mathoett al $ # dis 101 Motel awl Exec, nit. CULVERIVELLIS MEDICAL WORKS, Erle, Mr, Junice Talfourcl 2 id!, Cc,er , niuiTier Doulbtrn, 1 27 1 0 Yothaill-Mid. ll . 49 . 9 nrea a 4Pm 100.6.04 , 1 Yuba ... ~...., w.. y..,. ... sma maa...•••••••• IL. : .101 LIMO SSW Par 4 Ps 6 - --- -- - le4 air teeth Kasten (Itealing to,IXS en sahemney Iran lqui T it b } , cAirs MODERN COOKERY BOOK.IO,ODu 15 +Dfttc New tartained her Majesty's Judges at the London T Tho I I NUL 10! g 1.0.4 ...« . 261 Pi eatemlve Carats lon of this established the psalm banquet was more than usu all y abundant and rec h erche , 'ft* 1 .oer " 1 - b..s topwards of :00,000) souks the Pubil•her to hone the present vistaed Kilns" at the reduced prise of FIVE MILLINGS, ettaingly and the company crowded an distinguished beyond the , I i 3 'Welerlordkliithenny6p.at i dts par I,COO 10 flu Cro ft touarl in Cloth. ordinary routine of similar entertainments. Amongst the IL .leo ly.k. jr. v ...00.9, 2 , w, 18,174 58.2.01 (United Anima all 4 44 . John Murray, Athemarlesareet. company were the Lord Chief Justice of England, Lord I 1 (MCA* i t Entr.por3r.. Its le3 103 70,000 I Waller Justice ' Turner , "Vice-Chancellor Page Wood, Mr. Justice , 1? ' 3 Ditto Into ~ .._. LI 31 100,000 1 Peet Granada iill 1 dla par Di. CULYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Erle, Mr. Justice Talfourd, Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, I 1 ' " ' YorlikliXid- 11 • 68 -Piuch 14 Pm 100,400 I sVcrot laynocisa. ill $ 1 die 100.600 1 luta Oralavica. alsti-aularissis sad Orillias'. Womb; b 7 May Mr. Justice Ilaliburton, Mr. F. Fuller, Mr. Laing, Mr. re . .." 7.11. n 4 Tranakrable by stamped deed. Henderwn (Fox and Henderson), Mr. ex-Sheriff Cotterell, Wan TO EAT, DEM, AND AVOID. 11. Mr. Andrews (late Mayor of Southampton), Mr. Lankester, , LINES LEAsED AT YUCED RENTALS. LECTURE TO VOTING HL`(. Mayor of Southampton, Mr. Undersheriff Lance, Mr. , :i e . 34) 00 " L '";: 1ia.444 1, 4, 1 : 1 3:7 11 1c41 "h j i .64.6. l( t irme in. .. 64 46 JOINT STOCK BANKS. to. linilenherilf Cluobury, Underaheriff Putter, &c. About . ito Loo.loang.Weatern)i 106 111 ROW TO BE HAPPY. 100 gentlemen sat down to dinner. The loving cup having . I , Closing. Business NO. !ASK% Paid prima does tv• been duly given by Mr. Ilavker. City toast master, i MORAL AND PIITnICAL VILIOTMENT OF LIM. I M. MO :IlastLiscolna•.suar Sp. Ci. Yesterday . today. Mr. Sheriff and Alderman CARTER gave " The Queen," 1, I pissed to Co.Gt Northern) ISO In 130 ----• ON SPECIAL DIMAS= after which Sheriff Croll gave " Prince Albert, and the .23 35 .I:ow:deter iir Ileali roarer 22,500 40 Asetralasta 40,000 23 . Bank of Aida 6 6 idle T r. rest of the Royal family." The above loyal toast , having 1 ;tweed to GrerstWenttee 33 34 ISo all .issrtiepog Duct Is Itstlw. 30,000 SO Chart. Bank of India. TIME INEITUCTES OP MARRIAGE LIFE. been received with more than the average degree of ter ra. your, Mr. Sheriff Carter proceeded to give "The army and 10 30 linliniSelby(LTetkah Mid neared to Yk. N. & Bet ) 112 I'4 Australia and China 21Ifpm Si 3 , 23,000 10 English, Scottish, and DI6LtoES DE-aEREEEE, navy," expressing his hope that the recent demonstration of 13 124 Do. 3 .1,„,., f a h .,, ) .. 18 57 Australian (tottered 10 2 i pm ern. our navy would only lead to the confirmation of peace . : , 121, 12j De. 1 cherry ,trot' .( • ' 271 284 23,1100 29 Landon Bank of Ans. IT.: 4 11'T DERANGE:CI:4TP OONNTIPATION, mid 11.3131011116De11a and India _ 1 dome. Of our army, also, he would say that his wish was t h at ' 111 121i1gados an t GreenwicLl 23,440 10 London Chartered Dan rx. sad a , their services might not be required in any more serious 1 ihreard to Plug, Lateen 141 lif 211 20 'Ditto Prelusion (dltto] 28 57 ENGLISH, 13,1511, art SCOTCH LAKES. 'rola, Is. PP. campaign than the mimic warfare at Chobham. (Cheers.) •10 29 1 2 „,,,,,,, c .. ra a: Australia _,, Kano 13 Oriental Sank Corpora. as 31 .!.3 52 ,uat....q St Si. " The nest toast was," The Common Law Judges." (tcseed to Norfolk) TITUS, IPAVIT ;ON Tlig CoLD WATER COIL The LOUD Cll IP.W Jearies, in returning thanks, ex- 30 all Ditto ditto G pee Cent and Gold Import , Cu. 1 1 1 dis van,. ,ort, :r, ly.• r 5...../ r-row, CirrOv l / 4 147. Vie , ....dramat : Masi; 8,002 , 25 :loath it astral is !, . ~.... i ~ ~,,, ~,, t,,,,,..'. , re -crof Y. 8.. Clint-well, M.D., 10. pressed his gratification at being called on to ac- 51 MI Itanch.,Bnyton,ltasttoth 21%00 23 I Union at auserais a , .. , .e, ni,.sit.e.rret, who our te 'moulted daily tram to nu 3. knowledge such a toast, while any of the common (taped to LAN.W.Sr.IO(I.) 3 3i 8,000 ... I Do. New 2i 84 81 mot :Ala law was left standing. Formerly, the public s': ail illddisslars' and lasi= . -- were, as regarded the common law, all optimists. lit an ete l ll 6 __ . . l.,o c ll ,___.i., Bl ._Darl. ._—_ — les MISCELLANEOUS. -- -- - = and thought that the slightest change could not take place p p , i ,„,=="7,4:=, " Sift Da LACY EVA '.45.—11 is said, we cannot say without injury to the public interest. Now they were all (lensed to Eait.Cmiative 63 67 Gristly! ! with what truth, that Msjor-Oeneral Sir Be Lacy EVROS, pessimists, and thought that nothing should be left un - 60 'PI no. 01r4 5 per cent. (do.) go. 1 Mid lIIISCILLANNOVIL Ed prices I Mildew dens Lei 8. , is to be commander of the forces at Madras, in touched in the present age of legal reform . Ile hoped, 3 3 126 nuton&W Yr , laser Lee. I Temerday.! to-day. kl.Weet.llLana.liVorl room of Lieut. General Sir Richard Armstrong, K.C.B. however, that in all the changes contemplated they would al' 114 Ditto 1 shares (ditto). 10,04, 100 ' iingtralian Art.... 35 ,69 72 '67 9 The recent appointment to the command of a brigade at at least leave untouched " trial b y j ur y ," which he had eij 106 u pwa u ,dmi te hich.V Chobham camp seemed indicative of a return to the duties always looked upon m the palladium of English social 1 j t,r treat Northern -.... 131 113 10.00 C 100 'am& Company... 32e. 67 70 of hi s proftsflon —Nara! and Milstary (Jasette. rights. Cheer ) ( The noble and learned lord concluded St. It Lin.rlseerethatoek IR 153 100,000 s'Oryytal Pilaw 6 171 21 pen 14 1 V1...ni1. saltlrk nv LIGHTNINO.—During a severe by giving "The Sheriff's." 11 I 0141suthatafforishire(isemd Lithtan . 4,CryatPaLollerance 3 1 8 1 ~ 11 01 din 123,71. N. Brie. Atuit. Land all :I i pat sterns of thunder, lightning, and rain which passed over Mr. Alderman CARTE!! returned thanks. " The Equfty .„, , Wmr , " T r a . 1;c . : 0 r-Ib p. f ot.... . I I,' Do. Premium_ all '— Liverpool on Sunday, the fine ship the Prince of the Seos, Judges and the Magistrates of London," followed, to which " flossc4 to •itoektet tTi - a; j2ictino 5' Peelitle.Ltaillan in. aIJ ,3121 pm 71 7 1 from St. John, N.B , tying in the Brunswiak Bock, was Lord Justice Turner and Alderman Hooper respectively i i 13 13 rmic, Ditto D i" . .. 32 :3 lorvioci I.BeottlidrAust.lnvest all 11 2 pm 3 struck by the electric fluid, which split her main royal-mast, returned thynka. The remaining toasts were then du- - s• t9O wilt. r, Soar: i t 11,1• 1:,; CA 234. Australian Land 23 43 43 43 royal yard, and destro y ed her sigeala. posed of, and the company *spa * tted. at wlttavo)..... les 106 19 , 000 1 led'VanDienten'sland 184 188 194 The stock markets to-day were generally marked by depression, and closed without any real signs of a rally. The continued warlike preparations of Russia and Turkey, combined with the decided attitude of England and France, and the anxious tone adopted by the press and in official circles, have induced a greater disposition to effect sales. Although the selling is chiefly speculative, its effect upon the markets is the more decided owing to real business being in a oreat measure checked pending the receipt of reliable intelligence. Consols opened 983 to 3 ex. div. for the 19th July, and after receding to 981 to 3, had rallied at the official close to the first price of the day. After regular hours, however, the quotation was a shade worse again, at 98 7-16 to 9-16, or about 3 per cent. worse than the closing price of Saturday. To the close the feeling was the reverse of buoyant. The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Console, for the opening, 19th July, 983, 3,1, 3, ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 3 , k • Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1013, 1, 3. L on g Annuities, 18 00 , LI. South Sea Old Anne., 100. Bank Sto ck, 229, 3, 2283. Exckequer Bills remain steady at 3s. to 6e. prem. India Bends were sold at 295. prem. Foreign stocks were rather flatter, in sympathy with the home stock market. Mexican, Spanish, and Peruvian, were worse, but the Swedish loan was in some demand. Business in this department was small. At 4 deo& Mexican Bonds were quoted 271 to 281; Spanish Deferred, 23 to ; the Certificates, 5: to 6 per cent. Granada Active, 21i to 221; do. Deferred, 91 to 101 ; Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ; ditto Fooe.l and-a-Half per Cents., 3 dia. to # prem. Sales are thus recorded :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1843,101; Chilian Six per Cents., 1031; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 851 ; do. Five per Cents., 106 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65; do. Four per Cent. Certificates., 961 to 96; Equador Bonds, 6; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 281, 28, 271. Russian Five per Cents., 118 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; the Passive Bonds, 5 1; the Committee's Certificates, 5/ per cent. • Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mort gage Loan, 1 dis. ; Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 40. The money market continues easy, the rates ruling much the same as last week. There were no acceptances of new etc& at the Bank to-day. The I)erwentwater has arrived from Hobart Town, with dates to the sth of March. This vessel also brings some gold, but the exact quantity is not yet ascertained. The accounts by the overland mail mention that the Chusan steamer arrived at Adelaide on the 11th of March, from Singapore, en route to Sydney. The dividend falling due the Ist of July on the Five per Cent. Austrian Loan of 1852, contracted by Messrs. Rothschild and Sons, is advertised as duly payable after that date. The dividends on Spanish Old Three per Cents. and on Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. falling due at the end of the month, arc also advertised as payable at the proper date. The dividends falling due at the end of the month on the undermentioned stocks, are likewise advertised—viz.: Alabama State Five per Cent. Sterling Stock, redeemable in 1868 (Messrs. Gowan and Marx); State of Alabama Five per Cent. sterling Bonds (Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co.); South Carolina sterling Bonds (Messrs. Baring, Brothers); Canada Deben tures (Messrs. Baring, Brothers) ; Maryland State Loans (Messrs. Baring, Brothers); Louisiana Bonds, both City and State (Messrs. de Lizardi and Co.) ; Russian Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan (Messrs. Baring, Brothers); and Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts Five per Cent. Bonds (Messrs. Baring, Brothers.) The dividend, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, besides a bonus of 11. on each 100/. share, and Bs. on each 10/. share, is payable to the shareholders of the Provincial Bank of Ireland on the 15th of July. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, for the half-year ending the sth of July, is payable from that date on the shares of the Quebec and Richmond Railway. The sixth call of 1/. per share has been made on the whole share capital of the Shrewsbury and He reford Railway Company, making 91. paid, and pay able by the 15th of July. Australian Agricultural shares experienced a de- cided decline to-day, finally leaving off 68 to 70 only. Most other miscellaneous descriptions were depressed. British American Land were quoted, at 4 o'clock, 69 to 71; and Van Diemen's Land 18 to 19. North British Australasian ruled at to 1 prem. Scottish Australian Investment were fairly supported at 13 to 2 prem. There was little change in Aus tralian Banks, but the two new chartered descrip tions were flatter. Crystal Palace shares left off 2 a to prem. Shares of the London and Westminster Bank have been done at 351; Peninsular and Ori ental Steam, 751. Shares of the Berlin Water works Company closed 1 dis. to par; Australian Building Company, par to 1 prem. ; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, to prem. ; Aberdeen North American Land, ss. to 7e. 6d. per share. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account Int. per cent. Price. per annum. Three per Cent. Consols shut £0 0 0 Three per Coat. Reduced 991 3 0 , If Bank Stock (div. at the rate of 7} per cent. per annum) 229 3 5 6 India Stock Exchequer Bills (interest ld. per cent. per day). •• • Os. pm. 110 3 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. Int. per ct. per annum at the rate of dividend paid Pres. Price. RAILWAY. Last 1 year. Last year 171 Liverpool, Crosby, aad Southport 5 1 5 4 15 1 104 London. Brighton, and South Coast . 111 South Eastern 30 York and North Midland 1 5 0 0 3 6 8 13 Eviler' Counties 4 12 31 3 16 11 53 Midland Great Western—lreland ...... 88 London and South Western 4lO 11 4 6 2 89 Great Western 72 Midland Stock 4 10 31 4 6 101 Bristol and Exeter 171 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 4 3 as 4 2 1 41 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 'A Lancaster and Carlisle • 3 4 315 64 115 London and North Western Stock 14 London and North Western Fifths 102 Lancaster and Preston .... 4 5 94 3 17 11 351 Edinburgh and Glasgow 4 4 6 4 4 6 18 East Lancashire 4 3 4 3 9 51 48 Dublin and Belfast .... 46 Great Southern anti Weelern—lrelani 4 0 4 813 104 78 Lancashire and Yorkshir• no* 62 Glostnw and South Western ........ 34 Csltilan 313 61 2 6 7 22 Great Northam 2 16 n 2 11 11 Chester and Birkenhead 2 15 The rates yielded by guaranteed railway stocks, at present prices, are shown below : Int. per cent. Pres. Prim. CCANANTZTO DIVIDKNIM. per 111111UOIL 91 Glasrow, I'. and Greenock Preference • 154 North Western 3 per cent. pref. shares 4 18 4 171 Shrewsbury and Charter 8 per cent. Peel 4 10 1 104 Tech and North MieLaffi 44 p. ct. pr eL eh. 64 Midland New 44 per cent preference 31 St. Helens 6 per cent. preference 172 St. Helens Preference, 3 per cent, and die 119 Hull and Selby 114 South Easternti per et. preference shares...—. 107 Great Western 44 per cent. stock 4 4 If 15 Postern Counties Preference 6 per cent „ 4 0 0 152 Bristol and Birmingham guar. 6 per omit. ......... 3 1 9 111 94 East Lancashire l'ref. 1 shares 6 per cent 151 Lott. Brighton and S. Coast Pref. 6 per cent 154 Great Northern 5 per cent. preference ... 24 Sheffield, It. It, W. 11. and Goole, N. Division 254 South Kasten, Reading Annuities 154 Lancashire and Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cent 256 North Venn, guaranteed 10 per cent 184 Buckinghamshire, guaranteed 4 per cent. 48 1' .3: Wpre, gr. 7/.18.6,1.p.ct.,1n.'35 7/.17e.2,1. • 6 per cent. until November. 1853, then S per cent. in perpetuity. Subjoined is a statement of the railway culls Wit Belies July 11,1953 Paris and Orleans Bonds, 1852 Ditto, ditto, ditto Jan. 1, 1854 Paris and Strasbourg, Bonds of 1852 Dec.lo, 1853 Preston and Wyre, Half A July 1, 1853 Quebec and Richmoad July 15,1853 Royal Danish July 1, 1853 Ditto Oct. 1, 1853 Ditto York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 0.N.8. Pur chase Zealand Ditt o Oct 1, 1853 3 0 0 12 Ditto Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 941; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 631 ; Spanish Deferred 'three per Cents., 23 ; the Coupons, 51 ; Portuguese New, 36 15-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 811 ; Granada Deferred, 10 1-16 ; Mexican New, 26 ; Equador, 4 3-16 ; Greek (Blue), 64. I'aris closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bentes,lol.l3 ; ditto Three per Cents., 76.50 ; Bank shares, 2,675. 5 00 0 10 0 2 10 0 3 00 3 00 3 00 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. The funds opened at yesterday's closing rates, but have since become decidedly flatter, the aspect of the Eastern question being still regarded as unfa vourable. The first price of Consols was 981 to t ex div. for July, but they are now 98: sellers. Tho Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101: to 2-; Bank Stock, 2281 to 229 ; Exchequer Bills, 65., 35., and 2s. prem. Foreign stocks are flat, with no remarkable change in prices, and little business going forward. Mexi can bonds arc quoted 271 to 2tl. The exception is again the Swedish loan, which has been purchased at des. Portuguese Fours mark 39; Sardinian, 94 Z ; Spa nish Old Threes, 481 to; ; Dutch Fours, 96 ; Danish Threes, 851 ; Equador, 6; Austrian Five per Cents., 1852, 99,1. w i. lot Account. PARIS, Jung 20. I "It i Macey...Opening iHighest. Lowest.; Closing. I—. sper Cents. 41 per Cents., 1815 _ 1 ... ... li per Cents., 1953 lOl 15 . ... ... ... ::: 4; er Cents. 11 or Cents. New Loan ... ... Exchrige on London: Ryden, —• 90 days, 24 87). Bel gian,3lleret.llB4o Money / Naples Rents — Macey. 1/o. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont .5 p.Ct OB i Treasury Bonds ... ... IP. 3. 1803 Pisa, Juni 20. St. Germain, —; Vanillin (right bank), —; ditto {left bank), /35; Paris and Orkans, 1,010; Paris and Rouen, 997 50; ROLM and Havre, 420; Marseilles and Avignmi (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 340; Northern, 870 ; Paris and Strasbourg, all 25 ; Pali. and Lyons. 883 ; Lyons and Mediterranean. 730 ; Guest, 715; Caen and Cherbourg, no ; Dijon and Besancon, 525 •, Midi, 61250 ; Mon. tereau and Troyes, ; Grainstamic and Beeler!, —•. Bordeaux and Testa, 275 ; Blceme and St. Dizier to Gray, 513 ; Dieppe and Fenunp, 330; Seeing, 210. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOAIL—The public sales are progressing steadily at last week's currency. The Refined market dull without al teration in prices. COFFEE.—This article is firm, the small public sale did not alter quotations. Native Ceylon quoted 47. TEA.—Tke large public sales, chiefly consisting of greens, are going off without spirit. Importers are buying in at hiah prices. SALTPETRE. 700 bags, Refraction 6, sold;in public sale 275. to 275. fist. in equal portions, which were previous rates. COTION.—The demand continues limited, but prices are supported. Srices.—There has not been a public sale to-day. limn without alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market le very firm. The demand for Tallow on the spot is very great; and far forward delivery there is much more inquiry. Town Tallow is quoted 47e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 485.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 48.1. Dd. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports scarcely anything doing, and prices lower. Prime Meadow Hay, 775. 6d. to 84+. ; in ferior, 675. 61. to 725. Gd. ; Rowen, 40s. to 504.; Clover, 925. 6d. to 100 s.; second cat, 70s. to 85s ; Straw, 255. to 30s. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DEAL, TUESDAY, 9 A st. Wind S. E. by E., eery light. Passed.—Catherine Eliz tbeth, from London, for St. Vincent; Bremen brig Phecnix, from Rio Janeiro, for Antwerp. Sailed.—lsabella Hercus, John Brooks, E.eanor, Pactolua, Der Stad Nymegen, Lewe Van Nijenstein, Candidate, Seboois. Her Majesty's brig Nerbudda, with the whole of the outward bound except Clifton, replacing main-topsail-yard. SECRET TRADITIONS OF ROME.—Yesterday Pro fessor Filopanti delivered his second lecture upon this subject in vindication of the authenticity of the early his tory of Rome, against the doctrines advocated by Niebuhr. The lecturer entered more fully than on the former occasion into a critical examination of the objections raised by Niebuhr, and proceeded to describe the peculiarities of various secret societies which existed in the early ages. The augurs, he observed, formed a kind of secret society of a politica-religious character, and it was impossible that the popuiar superstition of regarding the flight of birds as an indication of future events should have lasted so long a time, and that the augurs should have been regularly con sulted by so grave a people as the Romans in all public affairs of the greatest importance, without the priests em ploying considerable skill to suggest their departure. The celebrated omen respecting the birth of Romulus and Remus, he explained to have originated in a skil ful contrivance of the augurs letting loose at the same time six vultures from one place and six from another, and then causing them to unite by exposing to their view the carcase of some dead animal. The person of the name of Romulus, which Niebuhr had supposed to have been forged from that of Rome, Pro fessor Filopanti regarded as a token of authenticity, for a poet who had invented a legend relating the origin ;Aflame would rather have chosen as the name of its founder a high sounding word than a diminutive. In answer to Niebubee theory that the early history of Itome exhibits traces of forgery in an artificial arrangement of dotes, the lecturer alluded to some strange coincidences between the dates of the events of early Rome and these of the modern revolu tions of England, France, and Italy, and argued that since these coincidences were no reasons for regarding the history of England as a forgery, so the coincidences re marked by Niebuhr were no argument against the authen , ticity cf the early history of Rome. The lecture was marked by much ingenuity and sound reasoning, and the impression made upon the audience was undoubtedly a favourable one. THE SOAP DUTTES—Yesterday the bill to repeal the sosp duties wits printed. They are to be repeated from the bth July next. i i T 4 00 4 00 r. 101 6