The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

■ _ Tvbt 4'..fprt-%% Na 1046.] LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1852. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. virfORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Is . kw et, Qty. Istsbiabod eN t ias*N-ICINJAMIN MAW WA Pertly enetnielall -THOMAS NESMr &is. charm t.e low. Wee. W. k. illlolllll. Led. nolo I ...ay, Ws. j i lia oh• =trod it, .1, o.4fala km. PALA. J. Loi • PALA. Cheelea fhllldotq. ; 01. soma. 00 , • t. wary. It OIL Siladillia•Wary, Ife p . rs• moans el the Odipsay @abeam awry dwoMpliaa of risk • Oil LAP Avow ow:. The Promise ido madenta, and Is 0 . is 4 ss .el,r.T. Lai vwri ur ellaffirke. ot • ••••......1 of h. Vresti.ome tin death, or ben IM 1., • ,Jr*.. Puitch* taken out kw the whelped tMe. ss , .n . f the ClIklalf• allowed without lof any the e a rs In ;be e.ost and %keel hilt) pew joie veld to Atetio re . • ay I. rale sto.tut• eeeneities. , s s, he uptown...at Traaehr of MAP. b. • vn M.. , 1 11 •1 0 of Freebula* Leaseholds. and LIM yr, et.. At.- alto to 1114.-1204totro wtth tiosamptloaabbe railed kallner ea pre reed. of the cobra Nadu ore appropelated to Onto re wi the RAI 5... A we,. Is yonindarly maw liato there., hotpot, Jost Weed. WILLIAM KATMAI', Actuary. LATEST ELECTION NEWS RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. (wr xi:craw NORTHUMBERLAND (NORTH).—Tms DAY. Mußrrnt, 10.47 A.M. Louvain. Omanlaton Grey Baawicg, 1 P.M. Grey 3OO Louvain. Ouuliton 132 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocF. The share market opened steadily, bot has sines become Bat, and yesterday's prices aro not quite sup ported for most stooks. Business generally quiet. SHARES AND STOCKS lINOVAIDILANTEED. Two u•CLocx. Tho home stock market remains perfectly sta tionary at yesterday's prices, with only a quiet busi ness doing. Consols are quoted 1(14)1 to for money, and 109; to 5 fur the act-omit. 'f he Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to 101/ ; the New Three and-a. Quarter per Cents., 104/ to 101 Bank Stock, 2285 to 229. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds art unchanged. In the fort ign department the business has been chiefly in Peruvian, which have further declined. The Actives have been done at 99 to 1001; and the Deferred at 59 to 601. Spanish are flat, but Mexican have been steady, marking 25:: tow for the Now. Spanish New Deferred Threes mark 211. Venezuelan 1 referred, 161; Granadan Actives, 211 ; ditto Deferred, 9 ; Buenos Ayrean 781; Danish Fives, 1071 to 108. I to?.! 1. - toi 114 114 I) • 44 434 444 lif 34. 344 14 $ iW Si Si las to day up to I pm. ISLE OF WIGHT (COUNTY). CLOIII OF Till 1111111 DAT . / POLL. Harcourt Dawes Mr. Dawn Du sumo resigned. .14 isTkiltse. hams lintia. ma ... et Nis .ellicsiersar OS larinisiklaredin,i. le• Ileblat limi;r77 — tro oisreisa au Meer mil all Out call Dodos Oellasel What Jos.. ul Domfte l : m o s i a r ea lhootl Aber don all DA Isillss(1231.11 V mg I. D) all Ds. (toe 4. Arius Canada... . all Iran Vain, Clam A.. D. a a ma) al Do. duo ID rid eat; W DM Ldmuldes •. W rust Waft latlia Deaf 44 31 sit CLOCK OF 7H■ DAT. Pool. Matra. Rhoddlas Mold 342 284 1 3 Ilf 11 11 I* LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Flint Holywell 6O DENBIGHSHIRE. Ili i tin W 4- . PAR.IB, JI:LT 22. I F" Yor Acawnt. = 54, 2133 •44•••ar.•.^% . 1 R53 20 DIPS • 1 ii M t Tsfai;:i! , ;; o7 Is U 0 TI SI If lii 10 . LONDONDERRY (COUNTY). CLOY. OP MI PULL. %team ...... 1011 Do.rsok A. mom -100 Ds. •Imerak .t 1 OLD° L wid Wawa's. NO Omsk Walled all Lorwabor awl Oartilis I 06.1164. . ISO Lomolimiewelrarbalw _ . Juan Otees A•i„ WiaroaD (Cosurt).—Poll this day. ill I u all I lid . NATIONAL ASSL RANCE and INVESTMENT I 10M. rt. lt,tetais-ptase. Trafalgar-gime, T. o ..e.orreerr of money with this A...relation. which orlon. • Mlf 1-14. on a p.m peculiar to Me% eleume equal Ihd. ,v the ooptio cawsl of the Misent, end the pemidest say. ar.t the mhos elmer• of the won format', nod bomb an orp . r . tie sishrot me of lekeeei . Lieliell by 11:4-ebtee eirittre. oht.. it at. re- the money $ linpt. ,orit..l • gth tb, tr.eeledon, wallya•ri neraft 6,210 •0. us erowast bb sestlegeseies, se wit es the es. irhournmett, which ne• Weft 17 1M Lib 011,1111141111111111, rion•Vorntinn born. et brought he by iseeelMelli tresess. ▪ ..arqw, I *voters 'whey the min mete yldied tgew .14 del tree Inen Jethictun of my klait—as ohmage, which no ttlur In.....htnn, SWINT rablie a petal% holds brUi. et OM eked, .;• members. u,..„,, e it a litekbeed, ie pecabie is hisreety nal July. LINA& .tmethee dead we =pore Iran the •. utter lo l metm DepstlMMA. NOMllrier. wth , .11 k hn.l. :unr.e.t., lur the impepmeate et the itssaale. .• Fern wirier N Mil Me sMselty of the Wired tote LIFE DIPANIXIDIT. It hatn,t t enow.w.• a compnliensike Mil trell•eeelteled ▪ 1,1 .oSoirsser, • ith mug veisaMe eN impertast , rum , a AM proepecinem may be ehtelited, so symbisam sitte 11. ..I Mee of the A.micnition, tn. to the reepeettee Agee* Ihr,,,..heet the Collett A"( En MORliDiOlf. Meeesiss Director. NJ% Applications 'or Aversre may M moan se the le ragtag toe - r. T HE 1) AI L Y NEW El . Led itening raper, priot Res r.:itiral it. DAILY NEVA Is at the head of the Li bre tire. of Wat Ursa" advocating free or top to its twoadeet An slued and prettied Worse, whether pothisal, I ol , ...irtseal ls !tie . strut aid Now wine Geastal New.-la the accuracy of Re Les IL psis. -le thr we" truthful, sad isepertisl character *fits p r ,:c, I itelltsenor, lbw wird Ile and sows,. lel Is. tels..t...r: net .itad in the City, Railway, and Monetary Ankles, - ecosnareed. It r* . .tir* f now debt:tithe of Slilwilair than any other paper - is eulasee'y rerly report el *hipping in Pie lodise Ws by every mewed wt. -sat W stay duly Mining Report, with Vet el prier., palkAra •• Trine. It •A:ro.s4., vest' to bad it.. as being the oat; paper WIRE the whkh etels.Lv sod has always eseludal, teem Ns volume in glimin . adultiorinents. Its ; hero. to nubile i.,00r 1...h0w by the Ire return el Amps bred Ss the !ear leer to tae leaglag Landes Newsprgirs, by lash .t sd. Le was that this Wet (lb s Yowled by none Ihan slcy yr .ro, Lot Ate ), .rs beaten t hree old it cosapetitoes tstaldished. ataa t i Is wed. M•WITVI:1 CHILO•ICLI ......... 1770 ,547 1712 Mu. stmi 141 , 110.1. 1: n 1 1,1110,0011 E I.tILV N*ll .1544 1.152,000 nobsSW malingers* cf this poedlea Wages the hillesting 5p.1... recently ozonised by a mtempurary I.e • Itally Nees' to the youngua 01 elf the Lo der monde. seism From the Sr tit tot high ground sett • Mewl leae-reyree ovine minims lea Rai! einserratiee Ithwadwe whisk Is dearly the shin ortolan of Szorlarid ; and already, with the lei WWI tarslotsua of the ri.ignise.l daily press, sad with the largest sailof advertlerwo nts -nest to tie • /Wes '-ebtalmed by say daily pew, Us politteal Mon AM wrap& with fmsawssembil sebenre." T. Le ordered of say Bookseller or Newsom la the ldagikea ; or at the °Soh le, thraverie-street, TlistutreetiLandtia.,k RESULTS of du; ELECTIONto--Horrible o f Ilsitteppyp a _Beth Ilstis . 111sata-= sr lath:ift the M al ores ro the shrewebery sad Clantsr lisliway-=ramsif — Pasorrtp--A Bo:lead Imposter-A Political set-to " To o Coodo—aispi Moises at the Iseglogs-The yratt, os the Thomo-,idoftirt sod hwlt-Rialgratton :rte Lata.nr, at flitasigaria ;Ma fltobelash Jidda., to I,tendieg as-Dialnalka at ea fay M Ilsetreol by Yin- Isqvary Maths al lie Ousleat el Lest ; Wpm, 01 samples Mme'trapassis sEleastiahat Eradrstss &Wears - tal:torlet Artiste.: The On s t a lbrawa Arrest. art their Priests wl:h the TY bun :us: en. 2:A Welt la the church: The iir dttla Leek he.-11. sib la the Ilesirotert harts, bs MEd la unto.* , AV.I.IkLY 121:100N aItaIsPAPER 1111.0414 IS, EDITED by Is .I.*DLAS JERROLD, which lo latibso orn7 tome. sy aorta to sow for post, sail .whet. M Mann al St Ira Prise osly he., pet tam heed letaa pestsgs stamps to Mout) soinory-gew% Loam% Gad NOW an espy as sr pa. sr order eery cetrisair. THof HARRIS is SOWS pIioFESSOIt LIEBIG on ALLSOPP'S PALE ALL Baron 14 big to Mr. Miaow. . 7/a grtiawe+of your Pale Ale mat to me aihirded roe amilbei , Intrtuatty M enehrmai it. valuable qualities. I an ea mum of the beaer.me, mid my ova imparleme maim am to To. looixtui u . in mem d.thoe with the mamas of the meet embii at Ike ..b phy.ktmet, ea a am agreeable aed elieteet fate, sad a a en. re Isarruie bah Gm th e iambi/ sod the robed." Ohms% May b. JUSTCB L161)10. ALLsoPI O B PALE or BITTER ALE may be obtained to math al all slaw tram the &every, Bartoo4lll. ; aad hem the mdereimitimed linadi EitaMailmsets: LONtitiN it et, Mthlameireet, City. LiVENPutil. ictsctiasria at DeeMpthee. Ut'uLLT GLAVIN), at the IllegM= e4 .t 1:4111 .v DUBLIN ...... at Uliete.ebeimben. Dogmatist& at IlaileMball. Al LU NT ot •••• • * NS • tot el respelable earths Mho supply the fur s baths (eael aim Is sash at the OEM Vital a hen •be 6r1y17 say et my lime k Ism R. No. 2.) E IZGET, nt / --err l i •d 1 43° 11. OUST, Pa at useir B.lf ma ewe Ittlag AIM awl b• gni. 18. mottos et the piste., odeumulszen testi neevemeseee et dr both lee Wit awl i * , A Mot, dem arsildm Alm or • --i— Pelle. leehellai the i I - 1 Wrlmehaad. Oh the WTI aq It LLIPTIC 001.14k(olle inhpolia oil . i IP/ : ib shn pea, with Peleat IWO familw b. I • the &see. 1110 fehise MN& .Alt FA In:2lnm um he milediell be my 'Li tera.t water m beet sr lb= out by pn as ilait st LI tualtreeed Mel" rib Am= arreeemerA, teriterdeit lbeh—Pekeeeee. r, P CI •)rett. Tealr to her ety Mon hr est the Prime • A a .... e, PWIWItAtra , t, Psi -mall &et, Leshieu LADIES.—RO WLANDS' LALTDOIt, far ler Ads ad esaplesi.m.—lt is dialogebled Ar lee namely pentyusg sad masa, sena to Os Mi. WY.* Ili Min wt. posy aot oboe atom, Nook It =psi ill ____ ftm who siyogy. am easy Imam, I • kftimilim. NM Om o nem% loginviyek db. oottoto mol Woe own= ip The mime Una It *MK* I. the ale* NW do ottani mei Mks" Ala I Weer bt. t,r rend ow. maw It adttpursilblb snip WO& Om. gmtb. atom,. ton kid it .11,, all Merin mg brismos at les dila, tot Noir tattootettly a ste=ot Botosoottymbot tapirs ais. ITte wale ^ isee is Or ',Tapper se as steetdos artist sot IgWold Ilona Geoise." sr* also greyed Oa OM Vow= 1 • 4111 4 24 nik eta tette, alas is td. aal ea ed.—ls il by tiro. sad by 01.1.11111Vid Pliewmaft. ALL WHO HAVE TRIED ARPS --PI 116 4 T . M6l);;;;IrlliVA WORLD. 7 " .1 o^", r an mania Cbcral4ii - 6verfr d Parr's Life Ellin trot!. in 5. - he ittc r, hunt of Orreral trisada. Who hare totroduord tattle. 111 Y. I'ILLOI info their Imam as • inadiallinj hays ash lar h th,4 t k erkt Mee., yl anidyna, fowler 6. simaresis "ru t: rnotalard any of those saint rumen ma elm nleora 'N.A.*: ow ow so commonly 10101111111. biNgeoll 1 beg to aay td. I nod thent i f Inum rnr.l.4 to the publie for thrlr 'limey sod sad. a. mood b r Po.hrrtnra, lobe molly crims on& Ora. ao dra7dot ,Ull/4 bat what Is ..f Wilttahtf• oriole. I as, gent r cam tour obillot JOllll DAL/L. arigoltegibt• T. RonERTs AND Co., rn.. V 110PalffilMN Cnno-eourt, Fleet-street, London. r lll .l by IL Edwards II M. 1. ., .e. churchyard: Barclay and Noun oc ollion.trart. Suttee and Co., Bow Churchyard. London; and r 141 nop .lot r ., at abfll e ant. &Cass la omblidas. Moe, 131 d., 2.. sad `OOIIN.. TIIL 8 70tKPORT OUTRAGES.—After the conclusion th• as Wednesday, an account of which at- Pond is the of yesterday, the court adjourned brawny". $.417N0 LIFT FROM SIIIPIVRECK. Yesterday a meeting of the committee oldie Royal National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck was held at the °floes, John street, Adelphi, Mr. Thomas Wilson iu the chair. We also observed pre sent: Mr. 0, Palmer (late M.P. for South Ewa), Captain Parrott, Captain Palmer (of Hazing), Captain M'Hanly, R.N., Captain Washington, R.N., Mr. E. Hurry, Captain EUsrby, Captain Ommanney, R.N., Captain Halsted, R.N., Lieutenant Ellis, R.N., and Captain Preston. Mr. Lewis, the eccretary, having read the minutes of the former meeting, it was resolved that a life boat be stationed at Douglas, in the Isle of Man, in memory of the late Sir Was. Hillary, Bart., who was the projector of the Ship wreck Inititution, and personally united at the saving of 300 lives of persons shipwrecked in Douglas Bay—the four boats which the institution assisted in placing at the Isle of Man having become unserviceable. It was also said that several life boats built for the institution were almost ready to proceed to their destination. A grant of 201. was made is aid of • local subscription for the relief of the widows and orphans of several men who were lately upset from • boat in Dungarvan bay on their return from • vessel in dietrus. A ship being observed in the bey disniasted, and having a flag of distress Hying, it blowing at the time a strong easterly gale, nine men re solved to go out in a boat to her assistance. After much difficulty they succeeded in reaching the ship, which proved to be the brigantine harry King, of Cork, laden with coal, from ItnnOOftl. They found the vessel in charge of a Ring pilot, and rapidly drifting towards the Gaynor rocks. Notwithstanding that only two of the ship's hands were able, on amount of Wetness, to work her, the assistance both of the Dungarvan boat and the Coast Guard was de ailed by the master. On the Dungarun boat returning to the shore, now late in the evening, and before they had left the bar, their craft was swamped by • heavy sea, one of whom only succeeded in reaching the shore, by means of three oars. And here it is worthy of remark, that no sooner than the poor fellow had reached the land he immediately again proceeded in another boat to the scene of the sad calamity, but, aW. ! it was now too late to render his unhappy comrades any assist ance, more than two hours having elapsed since the melan choly accident had taken place. By this catastrophe four widows and twenty orphans have been left destitute ; and it is not unreasonable to suppose that had there been a life boat at Dungarvan this great bereavessent would in all human probability have been spared. A grant of V. was also made to two men who had been instrumental in saving the crew of the smack Providence, which rank in fitrangford bar, on the toast of Down, on the Ma ult. The crew had taken to the wreck's boat for safety, which was rapidly drlftlag towards the heavy sea on She bar, where it would inevitably have been swamped had , not the two men with their boot put of to take them in tow. This indite ion has now, including thaw that are build ing for it, 30 life-boats, either belonging to or in connexion with it. Hardly a week passes that intelligence does not reach us, that bad there been a life-boat at such and such a plate oa the coast, either the lives of the shipwrecked craw, or those of the gallant men who perished in their efforts to rescue them, would have been spared to their families. Such was the case at Biro only a few days since, when four shipwrecked men perished, it was said, for want of a life-boat. We can hardly believe that the British public will quietly look en at the loss of about a thousand lives annually on our to, _without making an effort to assist in establishing dieing life-boats on the most danger. ous point'. Tin SCOTCII ELSCTIOSS are now completed, mays the Scotsman, with five exceptions, northern burghs, Ayr shire, Raes-shire ' Caithness, and Orkney and Shetland. All there are contested. In the rorthern burghs, the con test is between two liberals, and consequently cannot abet the strength of parties. In hoes-shire, Sir James Mathe son is safe ; and the opposition to Mr. Twill i a Caithness can scarcely be rabid 811111111. Is Ayrshire, there are, while we write, geed bogies edge sot ban ma tor lir. Cardwell, whirls would fens ghee to the Derby WM*, or one silsbersissily and a bor• morally. Is Orkney, we are alag be Wag that, notwithiMaiing the immortals aeries of gleam emil isisys as the pert tithe Illisra/r, lit. F. Manus willsemo ssagegbg koala 0 *miry sod Shetland, aad Levi Durbfi Lod Massie Is ill be sestler si gr orstost he the Ayr Burghs ber, it will be sees, bees Misr a close sibir—from missaarromseat and miassiorehmEms, we benne, masa the heal liberals; 101 fist ends well. The mess city of rise does for the yo rsests sad there will be IikINW COO out time. It world him boss matter of row% boyar/11hr mere be. of the rots, brolthr Ayr Burghs bet is • ary.-liir it is well that Om Fad& district shissill,, is that row* Mesa alone I. Its Mini ores Soh* bush sasidlormelim Oar months aim bses ass , sull sit this Mrstim-Amisse °alley do ill, whisk to set sow pelotas. Allem* maks. there. fore. ke ems boo hem Aral" we me sew estitled to ear that Lag Derby bar set raised am Ma be Seollasd. We stead (omitting Ayrshire)—llberals, 33 ; 10; realities, 9. If the fate of Lord Derby, as a wt. ! , dead ow th e SCOW , members, his shrift would be short. Tug Ins or WIGHT ELECTION. —OI2IIICAL lincrioalaause.—Not only are the mahistreiss breading ea their depenteMe in the work of inlindaa but the daps* et the sketch are joining in ihe unholy work by ,Wasstechep the hews et God with **bigoted end imasia. Oa Sunday in the pews In M. James's Chumb wean supplied with heels su TM Christian's Duty" as the dissolution of parliament, *attaining doc trines of the sot anti-scriptural dander, and advocating all the exploded priselphs of haelereass aid pensive oho r Jean. Les eisswiten *had be *lrked thinp. oar dare to stir up the yessiens et %slew geolinatitin under 110- withal mime of Christ* dl dentinition the ma ineelerable la priestly dasains p _ hiiipla idow ; nor will it be =dunk wheel* attempted by Cardinal Wiseman or elements of fay other *um* who are me cardinally mmminitA ded o s a tmiriettacklag wearer upon earth.—Ports- „Isinw 8040CLAZ OCCURRENCE AT MIDDLETON CLIENET. —ON Taisisy as attempt was made by Paul Jervis, a baker, lie immoidt suicide by hanging himself. The ea aaa Ming dWeevered was after he had suspended 16064 woe lei dews by a man, no doubt, with a feeling of peet t• 'Wade% stud the knife, which probably was mad is • Maki maser. caught the wok of a female who we. Moab. by, est inflicted a very serious wound. Blood dewed hen It meet t sad It woe thought that her ge4ticia was see, OM MIR that of the poor fellow who bad Woe emeeded, bee. es be um wa learn, both are likely to EAMINOR— QC ANWINIL METROPOLITAN Bin D 6 SOCIETY. — 'The eighteenth anniversary Maser of this INielety welt Mee yesterday at Iliedeary Dena T . lallawlea I gad w upwards of a demeend persons were preseol, the capacities of the oulabillamet were tried Is the ammo Mr. 1.1. WRITINIIIMET. of Sis Royal Brewery, Brent ford. resided. The Warastime of the der included rose rem a. la perhemme, red theNeenah embus ef ea head which ilissi the ossllmeas te the Darfur the emieg the esoretery masessed tfet=Z Sou rioas :—Mr. Theme. brewer, 60 miaow; Mrs. Theme, 10 guineas ; Mews. Asestrick and Matthews, 10 Masers. Miller mid Ce., Crown Brewery, Ree =: 11 11 guineas ; Mr. liodoed, of the Brewery, amadagagn, 6 guinea.; Mr. J. Mae, 20 &awe. He Me amemerd that Mr. Rivers sad Mr. Mermen, and ether Soma vic tuallers, had meat Mations, end that the esemblee of the Licensed Vietnam' Society led seat 6 gime 1 and added that the Wont Illeteetient eemillee bet mess I =l received a depaleillea tram the bees amts, se *a in Kenningisoime; ea moneweemoot Wig& woe received with loud arils at satiefaction. _ _ _ tbe week ending Jal • ralastiger revenue sail stadb, 721. Ps. Od.; pink awl live stock, TM. Taea. 1,6621. Os. Od. Comte week bet year, 1,60 U. Os. OIL 128 111 46 44 4 103 4 103, $1 SO Ili 12i pm et No Si dist(' 17 IS I I 1,84 lq ISS4 Si NI t S Hem i I 4 pa. • t Ms pm I le $3.3 14 As IS 154 IN 46 44 41 I lb :4 :: etb :4 1 11 " If 66 Qb 4 4 due I / 441 77 141 76 SS 4! se 4 20 21 10 104 IS ISe 111 11 tO II 4e. Se 14f lif if 1 fit 10 71f, Of If fa 11 Si 14 IS SI i d Ai IS id 1111 153 LI SI x 113 115 364 37 14 57 113 IL 13i 14 x d 211 i - - N 4 NI 151 134 111 11l I iMa MI 13 106 1011 1 SHARI& Ia 1111 lef IM fin 11 St I. 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Is Soli Irestaka/MiDa. ta IT Us at 1180 . sit Wsesehmierll=. all Irstidivil . 13 Wrtitbrossi 60 4$ Do. 00. Balmoloas 10 Do.O.W.B.Parahms• 100 Talk and Math Xldlase _IpIII . II2 . .LIARIp AT I maim dri. &Ol t DillevlSset sum (inntaviara il leti 1 1ime.. 73718i*-751"--- Si "110 1 Omille.,...Wastus l 7 174 fladdisbemidre (bawl YoLialliON.Wamissi se II Unlike krel rOalsimiket. K No iialiedalkimcfpn; U lOwl ft Ot. Ilisetliirs) 018•880 F & Dna Par* (Moll to OrtatWootersi SO SO thilkiliby(LTooklallild U SS 14.17.1 Ai door (Dim IS4 124 Do. m (ditto) 10 00 , 1:4 134 Low Itl Orsomorkb (lomi lloollSomons $1 ;DIM Poolorsolo (Dote) Jo SO ( ILosoioltOsor.4porOsat. ood So Illoololk) SO SO IforilmeAlokri slip (lard I* 5u1.0416 0 • N. lass. 1•11.1.481.11Trt U/ EMU = Lo a (A) Wu) lira. =t; prod se 100,Sousa orl Main (ler I ft Olullketbeta 100.00.11=k ...... 111,ftet. ft Sm. astPles.: Wair • Ho UAW DM DIM lOU Wile • %sem firma I token' wistanu....... 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Dt}on aad Bossagoos TO Kist ladles .. gnatlair PalaWls . ... 41 Do. 4 nrand isastko of ?MeV OLTloNtaTarod!Absres 14 Ds. dm ... De. Dark OM_ wiled Ye Ms& 14,,14114 ; doe Is I st ow. 14 lAmembpers 111 Dn. (Itallway) Do. ... V. tole Do, 144; V Memo orl Liles 14 Pforthwo se all De. DNA pa A. 11 Od (tot om awl Ilest••••• II faels sod I.se• 10 FWD WI Odium lb Farb sad Ism TO MY sad •••••••••• So Swap awl Ism ✓ timbre sol Mos If hum sod aolis II Wept Dbalara... • Wooten of harms— 76 77 "4 84 '4 "4 IN 111 U U 1 % IN U U $ I BIZ . 10 Tatkl THURSDAY EYININO. The business in mining stocks to day has presented no feature of novelty, and the market generally is characterised by an absence of animation. Prices remain with scarcely any alteration. Sales have been made in Cwmysiwyth at 190; Wheal Arthur, 22; Tineroft„ 13; MerUyn, 71; Mendip Hills, 245. There was no change in the prices of the gold mining companies, beyond a rally in Liberty shares. The non-official quotations are u follows :—Aus -Iralinn Consols, 1 dis. to par; Melbourne, par to / prem.; Glenaulin, Ito prem.; Connemara, fto 11 prem.; North Wales Consols Mining Company, 1 to Kenmore, 11 to prem.; Exhall Coal Mining Company, /to prem. Cobre shares were sold as low as 41. English and Australian Copper Smelting shares were better, and linerofts are looking up. Advice@ have been received by the English and Australian Copper Smelting Company, from their manager at Adelaide, dated the 22nd March last, at which date the whole of the men who had left the sempany's works had returned from the gold dig many of them without having obtained any ,and a number of the miners who had left the Barra Mines had also returned. Labour ge setstlrwas beaming more plentiful, the men were working mat More steadily, and were more easily managed. Those who had returned were being emplo at induced wages. The cartage on the yed road between the works and Port Wakefield conti nued in full operation, and without any impediment, the.bullock-drkvers remaining steadily at work. The Liguanen end General Mining Company, of Jamaica, have received a report from the agent, dated the 25th ult., which stated that the edit is extended 15 fathoms 4 feet in the Friendship Mine. The prospecta of the River Head Mine were accord ing to his statement as favourable as any he had ever seen in Cornwall and Devon. The lode con sisted of oxide of iron, roman, and carbonate of copper. The meeting held to-day was merely pro forma, being required by the deed of settlement, con sequently no business of importance was transacted. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoex. The gold mining share market is rather firmer than at the P'" aiog, but Nouveau Mendes have been sold at 7, pr St. John del Ray. have beon done at 271, and Crofts at 13}. it 271, and Tin Crofts at 13k. Going anakim Na lbars. lbano. raid. priris does realerday. today. --- 100,000 1 AgualPrla 100,000 la. Anglo Californian 13.900 SO Silurian ........ 10,000 10 AustralaiLla i , 20,400 90 i urinates I f . 100,000 1 tom:alias Frogunil 20,0t0. 1 Are Maria all 1 4dm 'l,OO. SO Olarnarron Iron and Coal all ... ... 1 0 0. 1 4 0 . 1 Ilrltlob suitrallan ho 113,0./0 10 lirluali Iran WM° 13 Brazil. Imo. (Ws. et Si. pm. 2oi 24 34 2,000 30 Do. Coomoaad Colas ell -- 11,000 20 Do. et. Jobe Dr /1".; IS 274 110.000 1 Omni% Omsk nil Par 4pa 1 1 . 000 . 011111111 01= 1 .... .. 100,000 i ....- ... 10, 70,000 000 20 IbigVAintraUan Copper 8U 1 WK p 00,000 Golden 4118nagals. 72,030 Deal of IlMlie all 11.000 PdgeaUs. all It 14 pa 100,401 101,090 =tliiir - ut all 50,000 GIL iallier.G.Qta.C.o3. all 1 4 (Us 30,000 1 llalsintleatbAnerlein 9 4 3 11$0,000 Niar Orem& 630,000 Kisions Man& an 4 I 0 411 11 130,000 Pert NOW 1 f I Pol 19:1,P00 Onlirls ink all f dla par 7,801 SO Ws lO4 121 13f 12e 10,010 1 4osoo Seittallan 1 i illi par 43.174 SAO It. 904 1 nai led MlO Tin Croft ethan 13 134 IS& 7i 100,000 1 typo igaiicom all fdi 160.300 I Tab% DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, JVLT 23, 1332. l'he state of the Weather at each of the following iplaoss al Nino o'clock yesterday morning. The stations an arranged in order of latitude. ' Churn Iltreagth Nom of rum win& of Rate of Weather. pungens/ W. Gentle Breese Partin golly Camille Bream Overcoat logruharrom W. gooey gram Overcoat Irahaaareou R.W. Light Orem Mama R.W. Gentle Breen Partially Cloak OItEFJIWICEI--- I.W. Gentle Orem Partially Cloudy Snoop Geode Ems. Partially Cloudy Oalta ParUally Cloudy Ceamaloroa .........„. I.W. Otis Partially Claud, Ctweanrea W. goon e Brume rtail) and, Yaitorarra W. Clantletomar Claudio* THIS DAT, Noon. mow of Moe. smooth of wnoo. No.m the Wombat. 73.71d;e;e,:::7 The returns from the following places did not reach this aloe in time for publication yesterday; they therofbre bulicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. LIMMUCIL GILLOW S.R. MULLIN•AII roma N.W. LUMMOX Immaiuo —... W. tAssionot....—.—.. W. D•rusaw• WAN.' Burrow .............. W. Ocaleamm hniallyame Geutkftwm (body Wreotqwm lain dolloWsem Omam hWlyamily Gralbarsor hes t NWisbmse PartlayOnft INMUMism LL Ointleftwn i'ardayammly Gnaklaimse PaWayGlieft THE UlenED MLIVAL MINING AND GENERAL Lira Aura...lves SOCIIITY.—The third annual mooting of this new and flourishing society was held e:- terday at the offices, Charing-cross ; Sir Robert Price, chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. The report read by Mr. Pritchett, the managing director, and unani mously adopted, stated that " during the present year 317 proposals have been received, and 215 policies inuedl, assur ing aunts amounting to 60,4641., and yielding an addition to the previous annual income from premiums of 1,7101.7*. Id. The total number of assurances completed to the end of the financial year is 605, for an aggregate amount of 166,4821., being an avenge of nearly 300.'. per policy. Four policies only have become claims since the commencement of the society. The sums enured thereby amount to 1,1001., of which 600/. had been paid at the time of closing the accounts, and the remaining 6001. has been paid since, thus evincing by a prompt settlement of these claims, the great advantage of an indisputable policy." The balance sheet presented showed that after providing for the payment of the sums assured and the outstanding accounts, there remained at the end of the financial year (May) a balance of 7,8351. in favour of the society. Tho retiring directors and auditor were re-elected. MIDDLESBOROCCIII AND GUISBOROUGH RAILWAY. —The first half-yearly molting of this company was held at Middlesborough-as-Tem on Tuesday. Mr. Henry Pease reesiZed. The meet Mint thet intention had bees gins he bung the doe Masi ad and he the persuades etp less and spediestiese. A esseldesable own e r of the land requireitliad loss purchased. the la mani festing a resdissis Mean& the amen on fair terms. The share capital Is MOON., and the borrowing powers 20,0001. The directors an eareneed that the vast mineral wealth of the district sheds every pooped of a remunerating traMe. Tho report was ado pt ed . On the motion for continuing the directors maned in the act, Mr. Small, of Ouishorough. moved an amendment, substituting other names, and , considerable discussion it was negatived and the original motion carried. The officers were appointed, vie., Use surer, solicitors, engineers, secretary, and auditors, and 2501. per annum was fixed as the directors' remuneration, 1001. being awarded to the provisional directors for their trouble, end the meeting concluded. FIRE IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.—On Tuesday after noon the 1.40 p.m. train from Goole brought down to Wakefield a quantity of cattle, and, amongst the rest, a number of sheep. At the bottom of one of the carriages in which the sheep were confined was a quantity of loose and dry straw, which was unfortunately set on fire, it is sup posed by a spark from the enlarge, and, before the flames could be extinguished, or any means adopted for the safety of the sheep, no less than thirteen were burnt so reverely as to render their being put to death an act of amenity, whilst six or *eves others were half roasted. The sheep were the property of several graziers, who were bringing them up to the Wakefield cattle market of Wednesday. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.— A terrible accident occurred at the Midland Railway Station, Leeds, on Wed nesday afternoon. The four o'clock train was just leaving the station for Derby, when a man attempted to gain a place in the moving train. His foot unfortunately slipped, and he fell with his head between the carriages and the edge of the platform, and was instantly crushed to death. His bead was so disfigured that it was impossible to identify him. He had a ticket in his pocket fur Mssbrough. He had beta purchasing cloth and cloth cap in Leeds. The name of the deceased we have since learnt is Mr. Stephen son, a tenor, from Rotherham. gli 3 I 4 1 101 ad SS IS 1 u I Tut usnar EVENING. The English funds have remained stationary at the prices that ruled at the close of the official hours of business yesterday. Business throughout the day has been extremely quiet, and with the cessation of the purchases for government, and no demand for in vestment on the part of the public, the day's market has been characterised by an ab sence of buoyancy. Speculatively very little is doing in this department. The quotation of Consols was IWI to for money, and 100; to 1 for the account of the 12th August. The official report of actual transactions includes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001 i• ditto for account, 1001 ; Three per Cent. Re d u ced , 101, 1, 101; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1044, 103. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 15-16; Bank Stock, 2291. The March Exchequer Bills wore a shade weaker, the price being at one time called 751. to 78s. prem.; but it closed at yesterday's rate of 765. to 795. prem. Tho Juno Bills mark 693. to 725. prem. India Bonds are Is. lower, at 91s. to 945. prem. In the foreign house there was a rise in Mexican and a fall in Peruvian, consequent upon the intelli gence affecting these two states published in the Express of this afternoon. Conflicting and exaggerated accounts respecting the state of of in Mexico have been published of late, and much speculative stock has been brought to market in consequence. The pre sent rise, occurring simultaneously with the pub lication of more detailed and accurate information as to the position of the country, and the prospects of the bondholders is, therefore, the more worthy of at tention. Sales are marked to-day as follows : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 6; prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; ditto, Small, 1011 ; ditto, Five per Cents., Rothzchild's, 1011. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 79. Chilian Six per Cents., 1051. Danish Five per Cents., 1071. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 971. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 21i ; ditto, De ferred, 91,81. Mexican New Three per Cents., 25 : !, 26. Peruvian Actives, 101; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 611, 60, 61, 611, 601. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93f. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22. There have been transactions in Bank of Australia shares at 57; British North American Bank at 59/ ex div. • London Joint Stock at 18; ; Union Bank of Aust ralia at 511; Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 85; and Commercial Bank of London at 291, being a rise of nearly 21. London and County Bank shares, with 201. paid, are quoted 25 to 251. We hear it stated in a well-informed quarter that the dividends on Midland and Lancashire and York shire stock for the last half-year will be at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. Thu London and North Western Company will probably divide at the rate of 6 per mat., besides presenting good accounts to the shareholders. The silver brought in by the West Indian steamer Parana was all sold to-day at former rates, viz., ss. Old. per ounce for bar silver, and 4s. 104 d. per ounce for dollars. It was taken almost entirely for shipment to the Continent. The market for American securities this week has continued active, and there is an increased demand for the preferable descriptions of United States rail road bonds. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. Redeemable. Olvldeeda. Prima Undid Nees 6 per Ct. Edo 1562 Jan. and July 1034 104 Ditte 11 par Qat lido 1845 Jan. and July 07 98 Dm 6pm CR do. 1666 Jan. snilJuly 1034 109 Dm 6 per CIL Meek 1867-194 S Jan. and July 1066 10 Now Tali Mae per Ct ISM-IMO Quarterly 97 95 Feb. and Aux. 67 MI et d Do. 3 per 1682 Jan, and July 934 Otto COM . 1870.1875 Jan. and Joy 10i 103 MamMßOMllliperCtatee. Matilda ISIS J A a I i ) ;. R XI Out 1 91. 1 : ?4 4 per that. bonds 4856 Jan. and July 98, liestatabp per Cast 1664 Jam and July 99 163 Ilimiernm 6 per Omit. Canada 6 per Ct. IR. Bonda 1674 Feb. and Aug. 115 116 Albany City 6 per Ct. Bela 1670 Feb. and Aug. 96 100 Boston City 6 per Ceota. .1836-1662 April andOet. Si 95 Montreal City 6 per Cent. 1937-1666 T i Varit 864 874 New York aty pea MM. 1866-1870 Quarterly 93 and Reading n itr. per Ct. Mart- PIPO ink 1860 Jam and July 14 83 cm Takao/ — par WAN lirs - awiran - i; 1868-1869 May and Nov. 103 101 Dias @ma pm mat. Mal lauppm• 111111@ftw per dets.,Coa magi 11ftbileaalnl Ned pat OLOmmable lB6O ANilandOet. 1(2 104 0111441.7 perCts 1846.1566 Jan. and July 934 944 01643990191ft1ai1ar CY lB6l Feb. and Aug. 90 The true returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, am made up to this day, are as follows : 1852. 1851. 1850. London and North Western £52,087 ..£63,279 ..£49,024 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,261 .. 17,191 .. 16,3.56 London and South Western 14,335 .. 21,262 .. 12,762 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland 9,393 ~ 8,782 .. 9,127 York, Newcastle, it Berwick 13,540 13,983 .. 13,692 81trennanzln: Cheater 1,743 .. 1,633 .. 1.822 Groat N North Staffordahlro 4,741 .. 4,738 .. 2,682 Manchaster, Barton, and Matlack l9O .. 173 .. 275 Chester and Holyhead 4,680 .. 4.068 .. 3,726 Shropshire Union 631 .. 662 .. 436 Exeter and Creditor Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,602 .. 1,221 .. 1,227 ManchestcrotSouthJunction 673 .. 552 .. 521 Birkenhead, and Cheshinn Junction Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Shrewsbury and Birmingham 899 .. 673 .. 800 Newcastle and Carlisle 2,208 .. 2,202 .. 2,321 The aggregate results presented by three re turns (takin g only the corresponding lines), are as follows: Aggregate Number of Average amount miles open. receipt per received. mile. 1852 .. £225,580 .... 3,812} .... £69 3 5 1851 254,592 .... 3,7031 .... 68 14 10 11150 . 200,361 _.... 3,613} 57 0 6 Excluding the Exhibition year from the eompori son, the contrast with the returns of the correspond ing week of 1850 is very favourable. At the present period the returns are a good deal affected by the general election. On the one hand the receipts are swelled by the movements of the candidates for the House of Commons, their canvassers, and partisans and on the other, the elections have a tendency to keep the great mass of voters at home (this being the class most accustomed to railway travelling) with a view both to take part in the electioneering move ment, and to guard against the disturbance of order in places where the political excitement is considerable. The return per mile per week is subjoined: 1852. 1861. 1850 London and North Western £96.87 ~ £122.21 ..C104.30 Lancashire and Yorkshire., 70.24 .. 66.12 .. 66.65 London and South Westens 68.68 .. 87.06 .. 52.24 Great Western 73.78 .. 114.22 .. 78.91 London and Brighton 87.08 .. 79.89 .. 69.37 South Eastern 61.14 .. 76.13 .. 64.12 York and North Midland 33.66 31.47 .. 35.64 Great Northern 47.76 59.91 • 21.47 Midland 46.66 44.85 ~ 49.69 Chester and Holyhead 48.33 42.93 39.32 York, Neweastle,and Berwick 44.46 .. 47.66 .. 47.16 Bristol and Easter The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1852. 1861. Aberdeen Glasgow and &nth Western 4,858 .... 4,639 Caledonian 8,870 .... 8,289 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central North British Scottish Midland 646 .... 552 Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork and Bandon Ulster Great Southern and Western Belfast and County Donn 1852. 1076 .... 203 .... 949 .... 5,822 .... 285 .... £25,074 1881. £728 199 31 883 4,997 263 • Total Loner. C.0.d.& — 1 '2 41 73 33 173 55 72 30 I '2 40 liparOsian. leg 10/ SO 103 3t. le3 13 105 26 4 pie Onla SW eilas.New Lega l Dab I I ... ... por fanbandi on Loshiart &taint, 13 274 ; 9 i days, 23 171. 96 Selaina,lpurCt.lll4 10J Maw Naples Rent. Money. Do. 11133 — a Do. 1850 ccuse 51ar Lento 911 ... Do. $ — Manned p.Ct 93 BO .. Tensaw Bands ... 11 . Do. 1. 1452 Dealt Rum 2430 ... Pandit, JOLT 22.—bt. * Osman, 1,07760 ; Versailles (right Math ; ditto (legt lark, SU 73 Para sad Chitana, 1,59230 ; Parts and Roam, 9.122; Khoct and H orn. US; llsr.e.dorand Avignon, darken aid 39274; Nortbsra. 0.7 30; Parts and illon ; amara. Slit Para •,nd Dyer. MS 23 • Lyon. and Mignon, 5; Ma and Troy% al; Omit ; Dieppe and and Pam; —; Boatman,' and Thee. Cette, 610 ; illians et lit. Dialer 4 Gray, 317 23; MADRID, JOLT 17.—Three per Cents., 46! p. after Bolaa, 451 c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22 1-16 after Bolen, 22e. Dcbt (Ist class), 11,} c. ; after Bohr * 111 c.; (2nd class), b ; after Boles, 51. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 102 f ex die. Exchange on London, 60.30. BERLIN, JULY 20.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1041 ; dit to '16.52), 104; ; National D e bt, 932. C ommerc i a l Marine Society's I'remium, 1232. Bank Shares, 109 to 1081. VIENNA, JULY 21.—Five per Cent. Metalliqueir, 97; New Loan (series A), 94 3-10; ditto (B), Bank Shares, 1,363. Exchange on London, 11.48. LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, JVLT 22.—There has been a moderato busi ness doing in our share market to-day, and we note a slight improvement in quotations. The following are the transac tions Lancashire, and Cheshire, 8 d.—Ditto (late Chester and Birkenhead, 221. shares), 41 d.—Caledo nian, 221—Eastern Counties, 111—East Lancashire, 201 — Edinburgh and °lac:ow. 36—Great Northern, 22:—Linca shire end Yorkshire, Ssl—Ditto (fifth shares), 3d—London and North Western, 1331—Ditto (new 1 shares), 321, 1, }— Ditto (fifth shares), 51, p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341—Midland, 781, j 1,1, I—North Staffordshire, 2), I.l6d . — St. H e l en ', Railway and Canal, 76—South Eastern and Dover, 23—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 19—York and North Midland, 27—Dublin and Belfast Junction, sd.—Londonderry and Enniskillen, 141—Dutch Rhenish, 2 d. MANCHESTER, JULY 22.—The share market has been fluctuating in prices, though a considerable business has been done, and el9ses rather weaker. L ee d s , 861—Ditto Fifths, 31 dis—London and North We,tern, 134—Ditto, New Quarters, 33—Sheffield, 341—South Eastern, 231 — Shrewsbury sad C'hester ' 201., 201—Midland, 78f—East Lancashire, 201—Eastern Counties, 11). BIRMINGHAM, JULY 22.—There was more business done in this market to-day, and prices were firm. North Stal -1 fords were done at 51. 3s. 9d. dim. • Shrewsbury and Bir mingham B's at ; Preference sh ares at 111 ; sad South Stafford/ at Bs. 9.1. dis. LEEDI, JULY *-2 —rhe market opened much better ttus morning, but WAS rather weaker towards the close. The following were the transactions :—East Lancashire, 201 — Leads Northern, lbi —Midland stock, 79, 79k, 79, 78s— Lancashire and Yorkshire, b 6, BM—North Western, 91. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The weather continues due for the growing crops ; trade has been dull, and prices tend downwards. Fine sweet horse corn sold folly uwell u before, and other descriptions brought about former prices. Barley, Beans, sad Peas were mther eAbier to poreh3se. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON IRON 19th JULY to 73rd JULY. Ors. L.' i i Ash. beach. 1. lA. vo 7g . Barley • 7459 Oats 3;O 2319 I 1040 Malt ..... ..' 1390 Flour, WO mks; 1492) barrels. Loamy Avirotors.—Wbsat, 420. 2d._ • ; Lute'', oa. OiL ; Oat,. ISA Ad.; Rye, 31s. od.; Seam. Ws. Ild. ; Prals. SSA 94. iYPCNLL tvziAoss. ! Wheat Harley Ow. 1 Rye. 8.... Ka, Joss 12 ... lOU Ild 276 801130 009. 16231. 10431• 2d 19 ... 94278 54 ' 31s 2220• 741226 02 31, 94 28 l4ol 70d 97. 0410. 02 316 t d 3114 02 316 94 11. 44'47. 3419. 114 1 32. 4433. 1433§ 1017 10 ... , 4:. 3428.3.1111. 02 33a &I lei 04 334 34 17 ... 04976 0219 s 11430. Id Ho 6420. 114 0 ,641' Agg. Avar. ni 6119.11431. 04 22. 114206 Dovt.—Wbast, Earley. Oats, Rve. Elam. .lid P.... 1.. Prise. Juno 12 'um, Iv. Juin M. I July 3. 'July 10.1 July 1/. 41 4 .., ...r ... ' ... ... 1 o 7.: 10 I : 7.. ... ...—...... oo it— —. .— I—r .. I .. ... 40 . ...... .1 : :: MINCING -LANE.—TiII S DAY. SVOAR.—The market is steady; the public IMIP4 aro rather large, and progressing without spirit. The result of the week shows a fair amount of business done, and prices have been with difficulty sustained. The refined has de clined 6d. to Is.; grocery lumps, 465. to 465. 6d. Comer.—hood consuming qualities have sold at :full prices this week, and a fair amount of business done in plantation Ceylon. About 4,000 bags of good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 44a. TEA.—This article hu been firm during the week, and the demand improved during the last two days. SALTPETHE.—The public sale of 3,000 bags were chiefly bought in ; the portion sold showed a decline of 3d Farrr.—Currants continues very firm in price but not much doing. Valencia Raisins without alteration. Rics.-4,008 bap Bengal were offered, and chiefly bought in ; a part sold, 9s. to 104. 6d., a shade lower prices. Bricus.—We do not alter quotations this week. Corrog.—A large business was done late yesterday, and the article has en improved appearance. Srturrs.—Rum has been dull of sale; Brandy has ad vanced Id. to 2d. CoottxnaL has mlcaneed Id. to 2d. per lb. this week . In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. Although the number of Beasts is by no means large, it is more than equal to the demand. A few choice ones are making about the same as en !Sondes- last, but on the are pram* are nearly 2d. per 131 - bs. lower. Sheep and Lambs are not so plentiful u on Friday' last, and good ones are readily sold, but second-rat e , forming the majority, ars lower. The number of Calves is large, not withstanding late rates are fully supported. Our foreign supply consist of 232 Beasts, 1,000 Sheep, 434 Calves, and 20 Pigs; the number of blilch Cows is 127. Per tome( eats. w d... 4. I Pet stone of Ma 4. •4. Rot teat Iferefor4o.. 3 6 3 10 Hat Dot t 111.-bda Ma 0 0 0 0 Ihnekces-kores . 3 4 3 6 Bart Lout-moot ?.4.voto.3B4dity Britt.. 36 3 0 De. do. Oborn 8 310 1 now andasooadqualty 2 8 3 2 Pb .. . 38 3 i Do. do. 00 0 0 I:e.•.Dlt. a 118.11.!.t -:• 3 8 4 0 Lam bs . ... , 4 6 0 2 Peek!Naata as market. 110 Sheep NW Lamb.. 18,060 cake., 715 ; :25. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market remains quiet, without alteration in ',pnee,. Town Tallow is quoted 355. 9d. nett cash; Peters burg, Y.C. on the spot, 37. 9d. to 38s. ; October to De cember. 375. 9d. to 385.; Jan. to Much (1863), 334. 3d. to 395. 6d. COAL MARKET.—THD3 DAY. Eden Main, 141. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor, 12s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyl's, 151. ; Wall's End Harlon, 16$. 9d. ; .Walls End Haswell, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Hstion,l6s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 66.—Ships at market, 221. DEATH OF Titow.ts GIBBORNE, EKl.—'l'his gen tleman's death (announced in yesterday's Express) occurred from disease of the heart. Mr. °Whome wee to have been brought forward by the liberal interest at the late election for Nottingham. but the danger of his complaint increasing, he was advised to withdraw from the excitement of a contest. Re bad been for upwards of 20 years en Wire reformer hipirvulkehreestis Sinters. 11,14 &maks. It. Toorl•to mid atooldo Visitors For right silos, mr &W. sioloosetto, t2a.; Tasty data, SI. Gans , \store Trestop,o, Its Cantor fors IlAtklA old 8011, Optimism Is Ur loTal Family, 32, GILEAT ItUtSELL STREET. Leedom. Ctn.., -No. 32, le cospoolto Uwe BRITISH =SEGNI GATES. 2ttoLer ta , , tut too will stead Blotobiso boost. 9 1 - 41 1 1 11 9 z if 1 "U U 7111 71 111 I i U 4j Tie 14 LH N 4 I i• 4 ad 1114 II i 15.% Int s iii i i.e id IA I lif a