The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-08 00:00:00

SPAIN. MADRID, AVOW 2 a Tho Gau.tt• publ'ahee a Oetailed itoe...uat of the works that h..r. been executed in the month of May Met in making abd repairing roads: Reale, °erit imposes f o r road making 273,791 24 m • Ditto repair, 584.717 17 Na. ... t ea, s e& wigs loads in Mod ""22.917 11 DA s with (moderated by lass 1 211,239 II Ditto with wised toads In these works there hare been employed 16,999 warmer], 749 carts, and 1,173 mule*. Mon's ministerial position appears to be most seriously thee. te-ed. Yesteldty he was rent fur to La &mit by t. legraph, and this morning Christina's .paper, the giro; oat the Liaoning fact!, which, ernsid-ring the source they are derived from, are certainly t xtri mei, sigreifleant. The Espana • says that the ramous of ministerial dissensions have called the att.-taloa t f that paper; that no one is ivoraot the when the diecu-sioa of the tariff ques tion CUD , on, c imini-cons from the Catalonian ma infac•nrers had successively arrived, with the view of peti• inning the government to mske same oonc dons iu f trout of national industry; and lately of Ouse c immiesion , ra had had an diemsan with the Duke of Vale ncit (General Narvarz), mqn-tti-g that the in thlcalion of the Tariff Bill should be sollenined." Narrate rerned that it was imp sable to secede t r their petitiun, but that a com mission should be sent to Catalonia to moderate the alarm tkere, et d adopt mems of conciliation; end that it was resolved Orlando should ba sent, and that Mon had been guilty of • Ili aveoffence in having neglected the code a gir- n in .the min sterial council.‘ fTre council of hid met again. and Mun did not oppose the proposition. llowever, it having been re presented to N4,l6lllthat Moo had noteven then seat out Orlando, rotwitiratatidingN having given his wend of hon or, a strong hint was g'ven to Mon, who then Litt tent him without further delay. Tills wee thought to have finished toe affair, but ye sterdsy Mon set out tor Ls Oranja, in consrqueice of having received an cord r to that effect A letter from Is &anis says th.t Nervosa had ordered the editor of the offleisi rola* not to publish an thing upon the Tariff Bill till fur her orders, and that Moe, highly 'scented, had tent in hie resignation. Eight men have been shct in Kcsblas, by order of the c tptaiii-tetur ot the province ot Valencta, with out time being siren to ascertain whether they were Carlists or mc.cly tbisr.s. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. DIVONSMIKS.—Dada* the week we have been visit., with several heavy showers r f rain, which have proved very beaelicial to the crops gracraiy, although it has somewhat delayed httvest noetai-ns. which, she old the weaker be dry, wi I become z• metal very soon. The appearance of the wheat fields is of th most prom'sing character, and it is believed that the yield will be above an avenge. Spring Nu is also lo king very well, and several fl-Ida of barley ithd oats have teen cut. The potato crop is better than he. been ban • is since the fleet appestanei of the diwase, end the mark to are now abundantly supplied with emm in glod fiendition, and at very m' dente prime. We have not heard many worn of the Miele. A ;aldermen in the neiebbour band, who is tenable an estate he has lately purchased, ran to his seigbbour nu day het week and asked him to look at his petaa.es, f r they had all got the disease end wr re perish ing. His friend, upon looking at the potswee, Paid, " Why, they ere rip , . Thg • few mos." He did me, and found a mad and healthy any. The afterusth, which was *effete leg from the dry message, is rionsieirthly improving from that retest fells ideals. nixocastoos.—The corn harvest his partially mom Woad in this neighbourhood. and the crop is c maiden,' tie be above em average. The apple crop it i• believed will tot be above half an average. Our c 'lmpudent rays that he has esteemed serves of arree of potat o. s, and altogether has let seen a hundred dimes d stew, and not on. dOweeed potent from which he ii Lee that the partial blight is harm km, ant that, jai; tit g res the daily improving sprat seance Mike crops generally an abundant yield maybe anticipated. TITISTOS.—Ie • few deys the harvest will comosetee In geed eanier„ the golden ears of corn will yield their hooray to the sickle, the crops being renigkehly good; eh. barley std oats are to Wog terarent. NA the Lighten appearance of disease as be win in the potato, the stalks are flew, sad the veg•tahlet very tic& Bourn VOLTON.—PuIiC man Warns, of this town, pleated four potators imported from Treace, which produced tfa oatrane Huey aember of 66 stalks and 322 potatoes. The ears bravest boa eommekeed in thin neighbourhood. The mope are of eaeeedingly good quslity, and of an average quantity. Causuunotantta —The weather, although it doss not groat to be quite settled, has been tine during the week, sad there has been en shames of mks court oa Mouthy sad Tuesday. Tnge rain• have v.ry muse benefited the root crops. and hart, y and wawa% are nearly ready for the scythe and the gekie. Moly periwig will begin to cut on Monday, bet it will be Monday week before the harvest Is general. Harley w• consider to be en etceedingly line troy; wheat about an ge ; but there appears to be a great breadth sown. Pres, wr ieh in many places are hooked, are a rod crop; so also are beans, end there is every appearance of aboadenes of winter keep. To all app stance there will be plenty of awilanee to cut and gather the trope, for we never reeollret to have seen such swarms of lr:s`i 'sheave» as throng the tighways and byeays this year. There is " nothing rifting" in the Omen isle " but stagnation," sot eves a bit of nbellioa to look after or the " tint" to collect ; an I, therefore, " the boys " pay the Saxons a visit be companies, rather more numerous than necessary or agreeable IntlepentPat Press. DONCASTKit. —A:thougli, within the last few days, 'several heavy thither. have descended, the general state of the weather has been of snob a setaee as to hasten the several descriptions of cr. pe to a state of maturity, aid to sanction the opinion that the harvest, which promises to be very bountiful, trill, I epee:telly on the higher soils, be much ear liar than had, rat one time, been expected. The late rains lave produced a wonderful effect en every description of produce, betide* that of urn, and the after gram is making rapid prestress Tee same remark applies to the turnip lands. —Detsetaster Gazette. Rau YOlaa SH IRS AND NORTH LtstcoLssainz —From ' informatioa shrived from numerous places io the East Rid ing, tad several in North Lincolnshire, it appears that on • very large portion of the wohlii, and to a considerable extent spot the clays, the hay harvest was at its height when it was sdad by the storm of Sunday last. A considerable e werit i t, be not 110 , 1 r half the crap, had been cot, and that which had ben lei 1, pr or to er in the intervals between the ride, was obtaieset in good condition. But the qua lity of all that wee either eat, or nearly ripe for cutting when that worm came on, his been 'featly, and it is be lieved, irreuieeaSly damaged. Whil.t the accounts from all parts of the riding, and from Lincolnshire ale), repreeest a greet breed . h of warred as being laid by the Moran, cue of it was in such a state up to Tingley morning as to exam any apprehensive. The crop was is het toe far advanced to be injured by being laid. The wheats generally are this week spoken of as heavy crops. No other grain bad suffered by the storm, but it was calculated that toth turnips and potatoes would be greatly improved thereby, should the winnow net he prolonged. We wall give repers from &bunt a score different places ; they all, however, with a few variations in detail, bear out this general view. Pelee is also improved by the rain.— Eastern Counties Herald. RAIWOUNIIIII.—A correspondent who has recently tra velled over the greater part of the adj 'thing county of Radacr, says that he never remembers the wheat Prop look ing better than at present. Should the harvest be father able, the predate, both as to bulk lad quality, will, he thinks, be the finest ever witnessed. Oats are weak in the straw, bat the defideney may be made out in the weight and quality of the grate. Barley, the most critical crop for some parts of Width, promises well on these descriptions of laud which are suitable to this kind et corn. There is not the slightest trace of the potato draosse.—Hereford Journal. Sousa —The prospects of the wheat crop in the Weald have surpeoad all calculation ; rant there is no doubt now that it will le most abundant. Very mush, indeed, depends en •he monde of July, and a more favourable one could not wail brae been had, Six weeks ago it was supposed that the yield would not be an average caw; bat things improved, sod in a moats it was pronounced at average. Now it will meet outdate overrun it, as the ears era unusually large, sad as well filled and set, that the straw promisee to throw oat au almost unprecedented quantity of grain We hear .so misplaints of blight, smut, or mildew. It is calculated -that reaping will neurally committee In shoat a formight. We never saw the wheat ripen so slowly is the ear as Ibis ye r, and ibis is all ia its favour, fee it has more time 1•1111 tad perfect the grain, which, to lug as the straw multbas asp, and the weather is favourable, mistinum to isiteets is bulk ~ n d quality. Spring sera oleo improve., sod pose aro down in many places, while the barley begin* le Apes. True( seeds are filmset a hosteler crop. the dowse t seined died away during the latedrown& Trefoil has sir foil rather better. Beelood out dover sad eke lowest lave received a stimulus from the kis *bowers. best the former dens not look preskiag. Trefoil, where out fat coed, has bees found Übe partially blighted; bet the seed, although • sheet crop, is of very Las quaky, and usual and bright. As to potatoes, It is hoped that the alma of a moral blight will turn out Wait, as the haulm looks healthy sod the trb-rs show little if any sirs of it. tad leom up sounder and more mealy that has beet Ike toe ffet *aka fear or five years. Pamir are likely to pave clicaint. Apple' will also tura est a very tolerable 111119--Heilithelt Gaga*. Borrols.—Notbin sea be more lodicisfies df an alienist Zvthan the very promising and hosidsy &Volumes de ir i tit crops about a. Great approkession was at sea time entertained that the heavy eis prevalent the last fortnight, would hare beat eSs rls own the howerZl mope. Happily that fear km proved quite groundless, the crops being, in may isatmeo .ila the rain having sinned the graft N swell send illg iuse g osseis hulk. Barley, is pose, sad bolos are, in many lostatem, looking *d udishly well; short, thew skewer was • more flaveurablo proweet eta plentiful harvest that at present. Should eke weseliev pima, there wfll be wheat eat at flosilwoll on this (Tuesday) ski Vat el Jelyr—thielh Shrill. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1849. RAILWAY GOARDeURIVIRIALFRISRDLY SOCIZTY. —A meeting of this society veil held last right at the sod ete's present wellies-rams, at the Stare 901611011towtetioas , (Ed St. Pewees-rood ;Mr Orgy (Retails( th e Londom eat N rah Western Reolway Camping) was is the their. After the dispoesl of the usual busineeegka frimelly society Same , ••• int% Mr. Oray &renounced the plasing intalbranee that the camber entered was no fewer than 234. We are happy Is rata that Mr. dame Beyendale has eonseated to act as • trate* with Mr. Olyn for the society, both gentlemen harts. expeesseal their most unqualified approbation of itsobjects. RARE BIRDS —An extensive Bight of that some what ran and very curious bird, the 04111EVIS ernesobill has just made its appearance is the fir planutiens of P..nendeo heath,blaidst. us. They were first seamen July 21, and appear to be family parties eosepaerd of parent birds, and young ones of this year. These birds visit us at very irregular pried', and shmetim s with intervals of many years. The Rev. L B. Larking, of Ryarsh Vicarage, has an old menu. script which afore to this subject. It states :—'t That the yeere 1693 was a stream and exceeding yare for apples, and there were rests plenty of strong birds, that showed them selves at the time the apples were lull ryp', who fiddle uppon the kemells onely of those apples. end having a bill with ate beaks wrythir g Oar the other, which would presently bore a greste hole in the apple, sad snake way to the koalas Tory were of the le'gneare of a bullfinch, in eoulour, the cake, a very gl elute bird, in a manner all redde or yellow nn the bred, beaks, and had. Toe oldest man liuiog never beard or reads of any such like bird, and the thing most to be noted was, that it seemed they cams est of some country not inhabited, for that they at the first would abide shootieg at them, either with pellet, bow, or other engine, and not re. move till they MN stricken down; moreover, they would aside the throwing at them, ins much as silvers werestrirksa down and killed with often ttrowirg at them w i th ` pples. Tray came when th e apples were Type, and enaway when the apples were dune fall. a. Trey were good mean." There are on record many visits of eras bills to this country, and since 1835, these virtu have been mere fr quest than before, and they remain longer now than formerly, in coupe. quence of the greater abundance of fir plantation', to which ..hey particularly retort to avail themeelv s of the seeds of the numerous erne% which are their principal fond during winter. Their autumnal visits are made to th , s orchard countries wha re apples abound, the kernels or pipe of which they manage, with their angulerly formed beak, to cut down to and extract with ease ; and hems one of the odd names by which this bird was known, that of shell-apple. There is one specimen of this curious bird in the Museum of the Kent Natural Society, in this town, and others will Inertly Se added.—Nortatoeu Journal. EMIGIATIO% TO NATAL.—The merchant-ship Drasdaought has sail. d from Gravesend with lat cabin, in termediate, and steerage penetrant, for Port Natal, b. hag the third vessel despatched this season for that tieing colony, by Mr J C. Byrne, tines he obtained those arms sions from the emigration commissioners that have enabled him to confer land in the rail of passage mossy, a steerage patentor acquiring 20 acres for 101, priority of choice being seamed according to the data of entrance on each slip's books. A correspondent says " Originally Mr. Byrne was restricted by government to the Inc ation of 600 , rs ; but the intoner in which he sent out his first two ship., the respectability, intelligence, and comparative affluence of the I paragon, and their general eligibility for the colony, to fa• rateably impressed the eansaissiesers, that they have Is anded the concesstoo so as to embrace 2 000 scat s ; an there is little question that the same liberality on the part of ihe home incentive will accompany the marina here of each successive report from the authorities in the colony, similar to those that have reached since the pablication of Governor Sir P. Maitland's oommunication to Lad Smiley in March, 1846." MONEY MARKET. TUISDLY Er& NINO. At the commencement of business on the Stock Exchange this morning the English funds suffered a re-ac ion of 1 from the cloeir,g prices of the day pre vious, and continued fiat throughout the day with a very small business done in them. Consols for money were first merked at 921, they then drooled to 4 , and were next done at 1, and last at 921. For account the first and last operations were at 921, but in the interval they were marked at 1, the only fluctuation daring the day. They were marked at the close 921 to 1, both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced opened at 921, then roes to 1. and I the last operation. Toe Three-and a-Quarter per Cents. were done at 931. 1, and 1. Ezcheqoer Bills were transacted at 48e. and 51e. premium. Lag Annuities at 9 and 8 15-16; ditto, I 30 years, Weber, 1859, at 81; India Bunds at 81a. aad 84s. premium. In the foreign market the Spanish Five per Cents. were more especially dealt in, from 181 to 191. Duch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., in which there were some large purchases, attained 521. The transaotioos of the day are the following : Brazilian at 851 and 85 ; ditto, New 800de,1829 and '39, at 841. Cullum Six per Cents. at 931; ditto, Three per emits, at 54. Grenada at 171 ; d.tta, De ferred, at 31. Mexican Ex Coupons at 27 for money, and at 271 for account Per uvian Four per Cents , Active, 1849, at 51. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 291 et div. Spanish Five per Cents. at 19, 18/, end 19} for money, and at 191 and 181 for account; ditto, Patsies, at 31 •, ditto, Three per Cents., at 35. Venezuela at 26. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 521 and ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, at 814 and 1. The advice. from Ilambteg inform us that Grrman vessels not coming from blockaded ports, pass the Sound without hindrance. As regards the Elbe, it was expected the blockade would be raised by the 11th instant ; bat there was tothing certain to give a finedati ot to this hope. The imparts of coffee during the week amounted to 7.500 begs, and the stocks we.e computed at 121 million 1b.., the smallest known for several years. The sales of tits week amounted to 21,000 bags at 3to 41 for Brazil, std 4} to 5 for Laguayra. The businces in sugar was too trivial to notee. The stocks were reduced to three million lbs. Cotton was in favour, and 4,000 bales had been sold at better prices. The weather was unfavourable in that district fur the crepe, and wheat had risen in price three to four current dollars per last. The last price was for, on the spot, 128 to 129 1b.., 124 to 126 dollars carrell.. The exchange on London had given way and was negotiated at 13.9 for three months, and 13.101 short. Bills on Paris were much offered being drawn against London piper sent there, the rate is quoted 1861 for three months, and 1851 short; Amsterdam, 35.40 for two months, 35.15 short ' • Bt. Petersburg had takers at 331 for three months. Bills on Germany were scarce, on Austria not in request. Gold was 437, and in plenty. Although money was in more demand, the rave of d sconnt continued quoted at 1 to 2 per cent. Prussian Five per Cent. Voluntary Loan, 1041 money ; Russian Five per Cent. English Loan, 101 money ; ditto Four per Cent , SGiKlirz, 941 money; Spanish Three per Cents., 261 ' • Hanoverian Five eer Cents. 105; Danish Three per Cents., 68 ; ditto Five per Cc:eta., 1849, 921 money. At Stettin rain had fallen in plenty ; but not to such an extent as to be unfavourable for the harvest so far. Under the impression that rainy weather might contribute to injure the crops in England and Ireland a speculative demand for wheat had sprung up, and wheat of 901bs. had realised 60 chairs, lighter weight 59 dollars. Rye was being shipped to Holland to the roll fof the market ; on the spot 86 to 87th.. quality realised 301 to 31 dollars. Barley not much inquired for, 75Ibs. to 76lbs. at 26 to 251 dollars. Oats little noticed. In the Dantzio district the harvest had commenced, and the weather was extremely favourable for the gathering of it in. Wheat, atat, had realised, for high coloured 133 lbs., 4421 fl.; 131 lbs., 400 ff. ; pod coloured 130 Ihr. 360 fl. Rye remained firm in price : 121 lbs., 200 fl. ' • 1231b5 ., 198 fl. A number of vesicle had been chartered for London and Liver pool, at 17s. to 16s. 6d. per load of wood ; for Goole, at 4a. 3d.; Leith, at 3a. 9.1. to 3a. 6d.; Grangemouth, at 3s. to 3s. 6d.; Newcastle, at 3s. to 3.. 3d.; Dundee. ac 3s. ; East coast of England, at 45.; Gloucester and Londonderry, at 5.. 3d.; Wexford, at si. 6d., per qr. of wbeat. Advice@ from limigsberg do not speak favourably of the prospects of the approaching harvest ; and, notwithstanding the fine weather which there pre vailed, the general impression was, that it would not be a very abundant one, certainly not equal to the crop of last year. Rye had realised, for 102 to 10i lbs. quality, 30 to 31 silver grosehen. A parcel of coloured wheat had been disposed of at 87 to 73 silver groachin; and high coloured, 73 to 75 e. gr. Bexley, 24 to 28 x gr. At Berlin there was a good demand for foreign ex alting* on the 2nd, and the "course" on Hamburg, Vhona, Frankfort, and Paris was higher. Tbe Me dina Funds were in demand, and were quoted at the dose of the Bourse, Voluntary Loan 1041, State Debt 85, Bank Shares 921, Polish Treasury Bonds 731, pa. Foe Railway Shares there was a fair demand, ' sa d moat lines were done at a trifle advance. At Vienna, on the Ist instant, the Bourse was ani mated and the aatioaal securities were dealt in ex tensively at an advance, with a disposition to farther improvement. The Five per Cent. Metalliques were quoted at the dose at 941 to I. "Loth" 1854, at 1644 to 165 ; ditto, 1839, at 971 to 98; Beak Shares, mods 66. Exchange en London, 11.57 for 3 pahl—Santbarg, 1571 Frankfort, 1181 paid ; Amsterdam 166 offered; Paris, 141; paid; silver t ,174 p.:A. Railway 'blues woo generally.highe r. The a nte from Canada by the Niagara ere egose jmoue In stating that cholera was on the increase In Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, and throughout the ',tale country. Th'e palitical intelligerce from Eng land on the etfaira of Canada had created consilleraole sensation, and 'menet the modeiate the subject of " indepen4enee," to be entre d without v:olepee, and honourably to the mother country, was a common topic of conversation ; whilst the more vie lent 1 .ndly advocated "at to xenon" as the best solution of ell their difficulti s, and the only way to put en end to their c instant complaints and grievance .. The cry for change of some kind was becoming mare general, and the only difference of opinion among men appeared to be, what that change should be, and how beet to accomplish it. Busireas was rem es. nted as being in a wretched state at Montreal. The accounts received by the Niagara had given iociea•cd cot fl deuce to the holders of flour, and fur the best brands 21s. 9d. was offered and reused. The banks re stricted their di counts to the very first class paper. The revenue of the Canadian customs shoe ed an ieer.ase of 152,000 dole. for the first six months of the present year, as compeved with the s tine period 1848. Quebec advises to the 22nd eta a that the news n eared per steamer from Liverpool of an improved (*elk gin the En glish markets, together with accounts of extensive le jury Zone to the wheat crop in Ohio from rust, bad had the effect of raising prices during the week, and an advance of about 9d. per barrel had I bet n established over the rates eureent in the previous week; sod as holders of sweet flour were firm, it was 'thought that still better rates would be obtained. The stick en hand was very light. Large transactions had taken place in It dian corn meal. There was little variation in the rates of freight. The demand for vessels, beth for flour and timber outgoes. was, however, lees than during the prefaus week. The rates were : To Landon—Flosc, per barrel Timber, per l oa d ~ , Deals To List . rpool—,bur per Cerra lltaber per bad To GL;wow Flour per bit In exchanges, private had been sold at 9 per cent. for 60 days. T he quotations were: —Bank on Lon don, 60 days, 10 per cent. prem.; private on di:to, GO days, Alto 9 per cent. prem. The fultoweng were the prices of flour per barrel (196 lbs.) Extra superfine ...—. it 3 6 Canada', supernal'. ........ ....... 1 3 oto 1 3 3 1 1 6 I o anti NW l2oto 1 2 3 Inane Meal Tne commercial accounts received from the United Stags by the steamer Niagara are not of any particu lar moment. For the particulars of the New York and Philadelphia mallets we must refer our readers to our paper of this morning. Private letters are confirmatory of the accounle from thence of the can tinued abundant supply of money, which could not be placed on call better than 4 to 5 per cent., whilst the books were discounting gad paper freely at sto 6 per cent. in business, generally, there was not much doing. Since the diputure of the C outdo the stock market had exhibited nothing worthy of notice. The fond', however, were a trifle higher than the preceding week ; but the advance truce y aisouuted to a (rotation. The following were Oa lea. "satiation, at tne close of the market on the 24th ram from actual sales : Timmy Matey 116 to 1161 I Bank of Commerce. 101 11. 14. elapse Grata, 1668, 1161 to ratraer's Trust Company, 401 1166 Cantos Compnny, 401 DI to, ISM, 1161 Obio 1 ik and Trust Company, 91 Onto, 1861, Ille to 93 I Ditto, DOG, 107 to 1071 Reading It. It. Wald., G 3 to 631 U. 6. Fire pee Cents, 1633, 1115 Erie K. It Sevens. 1031 New York Corp. rises, 1 875 , 101 Ditto, Renewed. 921 Illinois Int. Imp. Stock, 154 7 , 111 11srlsin 8.. It., 5.11 Indians tState M I rise per (Meta., 691 Erie R. R., 61 to 601 OPrion.raterlialVire" "I ite LoVa ll n - d i k R, 5 21 t i 216 Ditto Sa n s, Isle. lou Hun on Kiser K. K . 64 Ditto Mew 1150, 100 N. 11. it en and Hartford R.R., 105 Bank of Mate of New York. 931 1 Private letters confirm the report that the interest due on the let July on the Pennsylvania State debt, would be paid, as the state treasurer had about 900,000 dollars at his disposal in the treasury, so that there would be no necessity to contract a new loan for the purpose. The treasury of the state had not been in so flourishing a condition for several years. General Scott's letter on the subject of the annexa tion of Canada, which he strenu only advocates, but only on honourable term!, continues to excite a go. d deal of attentaa in private circles as well as in the public journal.. By telegraph to New Yoik further advises have b-en received from New Orleans up to tie 19'h 151:. 1 About 1,000 b,l-s of cotton were sold on the 17th at l ;,uteide figures ; good middling at 8 ;c. to 81,c. Gal the 18th sales of 800 bales took place, also at outride I rates. The Reel demand cautinued, checked o - .ly by the limited quantity on sale. 800 bales cotton were shipped to Liverpool in a British vessel at 5.16 d. The total amount of co:ton on its way to England from America is estimated at no more th.n 25,000 bales. The Samuel Enderby, belonging to the South Sea Whale Fishery Company, went down the river yes 'erday, and will call at Plymouth to embark Mr. Charles Enderby, F.R.S., appointed governor of the Auckland Islands. The Samuel Enderby takes out an experienced surgeon for the service of the com piny, and one appotuted by the government for the Auckland Islands. She also takes out a surveyor and a number of art.ficers for the new colony. Tne ad• miralty have hotted instructions that the vessels of the royal navy on that *Wien are to visit the Auck land Islands once a month. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocF. The market for stocks opened steady this morning, and Consols, both for money and account', were first marked at 921, they then rose to I, when ,one largo sales for account of the Court of Chancery caused them to full to 921; they were recovered, however, from this depression, and the next and last trans. actions were at 92; ; they are at this moment quoted at the opening price of this morning and the closing price of yesterday, 924 to /, fur metes , and for the 14th. The Terse per Cents. Reduced are mu, led at 92t, I, and 921. The Three:and.a-Quarter per Cent. at 931, 1, and 93. The next Fettling day for C onsols is fixed for the 11th of September. Exchequer Bills were marked at 48e. and 50s. premium. Back Stock, at 1981 and 1991. In the foreign market there was not more activity this morning, though without any . notable variation in pric s. Portuguese and Spanish Actives were in less favour, and the dealings in them were at a fracti.n b•bw the quotations of yester day. The business marktol is as f Blows : Belgian Two-acd-a-Half per Cents., at 47. Brazilian at 851. Buenos Acres, at 51 and 521. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. at 521. Grenade, at 171; ditto Deferred at 31. Mexican, ex coupo-s. at 27 and Portuguese Converted, at 281 end 294. Spanish Five per Cents., at 14, 181, and I ; ditto Three per Cents., at 341 and 1. Venezuela at 26 A trifling advance took place in the Fretch Rentee yesterday at Paris; the Three per Cents. closed at 53 80, and the Five per Cents. at 88.25. ENULIBII FUND& Bank Rock, 138 t 91 3 per Ct. Cos..Aor.. HI I 3 per Ct. led. A550..9311 34 per Ct. 11 I 3 Par 011E101 r I%W'. 48. to Ids. 5 per C. Ameba I 1 per C. Grenada 14e..173 181 II p p : leolh w lerads. 83 I Oren & Wowed Bd.. 3/ apes Ct. Mee, 1848 $ 7 e 5 per C. Ilroolles 11d5..13 S I pre O. Pennies Bd.. 40 I WA. Itos. 834 d per O. Illoooos Aro. 502 Bpar 39 Ditto Milo Do V 3 5 11 MItIti m"3197 Ditto Coiam m ild. Dd.. 3 per see se Odene DPW* Darrred M..- 8 per Ot. Bin, 0 71. DIU° bait* Bda., 3i 4 Pff Ct. Dot& Dd.. 621 par Ct. Venezuela 1t0 ,., 25 7 4 per Ct. Dulds Carta. el) 11 Yemeni Deterred Dda.7 8 THE PRODUCE MARKET. DldsrCtitO•Lawn, Atm Uri 7. Suoita.—Tloo 'mar opened tee N u spirit ow tba part of buyers than hr ease tle past, the fun priors of last welt ware freely paid, sad la rowsewes a shade advarsoe. The public Wes were small to-da y—WO Mit. Barbados's said Us. 40s. 61 abed SW ishde. of West bats odd ia tha private contract market; 1,700 bola Beagal sold with aphid in public sale : white Seaway Ns., Ns. j =taw sad esitiery, 375. to 41s. dd. /defined bas km in geed and by priers pad. Omar! lamps, fis. 6d, 31.. Corraa—lo9 casks kiosks of Tarim qualities fOllll.l baps is public sale at the full primed last week, trees Us. to 495. Ceoos.-1100 bags Trinidad elbred sad part sold, 4es„ Os. Bahia bought last 295. Ittes.-6.300 lags of whits leigal wars Wend. for which there did not appear to to bayers at full prises, sad Deady all was bought la, but a pardon aubiequently seid by private contra& %SOO bags Penang ssU 75., 7s. Id. Corrow.—'lbis article madams to wear a firm appearance. 700 bales sold at fun prises. naives's= coatings steady at the Lk dream moans.— hooka ginger sold at 735. to If. 105. Coves bought in at 7ad. to 714. Nutmegs sold at la. to 3s. raptor boaght Ls at lid. r sold st 7d. le 91d. Cardamom sold st ls. Cam. pkor acid at 921. dd. (lam Arabia sold at Rs. to 435. d 4 China gaits rattly sold at Us. Limped kid at 41s. to 415. 6d. Catch partly add at lie. to lir. lid. flbsilais told .t 415. to 435. Cbeas-nut ad build la at 331. 10s. to 441. Lae dye pertlysoid at 794. to la IN. Jute sold at 131. Colt rope bought in at OIL to OA Cutts pinks sold at 7d. la ether &liar 110 malarial .Ssattoa, bat there Me teas a slight 'Nina impOTIIIInt m th 9 ballad br qualities. MINCING Lawn, AuOver 8, Half-plot Two. SUGAR.—Tier. hes not b en a pubic aa'e to day. bat the private centred markt% Wean an improved appearence, and there are ,tr, a buyer* at the lull prime of last m ek. The relined market hen 464 31 active, on 4 low guoda ure dial uit to be bought at teat week's pr,ore. Okeert lumps, 46a. kid to 314 —T be public Platl , are progretaing steadily to-day. amete.—Perprr :1,200 lug. idled ountutra wt reoffered.ond chiefly ta,ught in at 24 ptr lb ; a p.o t sold at that I'r 4 c. White l'epper mold et 41 to 4$ per le. Ckwaia t.ignea Fold at !oath ode's, 9 Le. to 991. 64 Pimento fetid at 41 to at, *but were nrcrion. rater. Mummy euntlintaa in good desoand. at the late advance. lint %muds, vintage tile, ;,a. eal. ; 1647, 4a. ad.; 1644, 38. 3d.; 1641, 36. 74; 1644, 34 1 141 . Canoe remaina arm. Tea erntinnee in tale demand. In other ankles no material attention. Duty paid on rap I r tab" week in London, Liverpool, ewt. brutal, Hall, Ina lbs Clyde . To the lame pried Inn year 3,303,696 --- ... .... ....... 441,163 l i wino rano ►as nu a We To lain wen. lha. 90 London Lim rpool 3,473,467 Prt4ol "'467,774 *) Malt ..„ 174,537 Clyde ...... —..— .... 1,214,336 24 Total . - ..... 22,127,913 ;at fits time ha 1646 513.214 TALLOW.—P , ..:Pburit Y. C. o* the Flynt. 394.11. to 61 ; ; Octotv.r to December delivery, Us. Id.; separate mouths' delivery, Lou 3.11. Yd. to 40a. 33171 COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, AVnUaT 7 —There was a good 1 4 . market to-day, and prices were well maintained. 10,000 bales were l2t acid, and of tliese 3,0 W were taken for spec. and export- 10 MANCH Ito gm At 0 taT7 —1 he cadh and 3 urn market were 50 dna to.day, and thine wax a fair hnsiners dMne, at full prices, but la certainly no advance. The demand emb.sced almost all thieriptions SO of goals fa which thee has Laity Is en a tall, including tort:culariy ►ow 2 -loch printing cloths and also 9-4 printers and 40-Inch IS Airtime There was rather mere inquiry far domestics; and the Si Lome trade, trbh the prospect of a good harvest and cheap bread fur Si. the workman, enabling him to mead a larger 'tiepin. in 'lathing, 10 begins to look more encouraging. Yarns were in very fair and offal at prices which were refuted last week lan been aimed ff with to-day. It is anticipated that the arrangement of affairs In II Pouch America on the Plate, will lead to a go-d deal of business to 124 the quarter —a .w to long cloud against the manufactures of this $0 aonn•ry by the unhaoy misunderstaralinp which lime existed. is CORN.-MARK-LAWIL-Tsts DAT.-There was very 25 little ErgDoh Wheal fresh up for this morning's market; neverthe- 20 less, some difficulty was experienced In effeetieg sln at the extreme 2 5 decline quoted on Monday last. Ito little barium was done In foreign 25 tba• Its value must be considered nominally the same sa on hat mar- 61 bet-day. There was a steady retail remand for lkarley and Oats, at si shout harmer prima. Beane anal Peas Luc little inquired for, anti their 55 value undersent no change. Bt. ARRIVALS INTO LI)NDON FROM Gth AUG. TO Bth AVG. 15 Ore. Enaliada. Scotch . Irish. Foreign. Sa Wheat Y.6O 15 el 3290 10 Oats Bar: Flour, 2,170 sorb; barrels. Malt, 12 HALESWolevii, Aug. 7.-We bad a very good show of it . Whear sedan exceedingly al .w trade, ut a decline of quite 2.. per so' cm. Very fine weather, and barren GtAlting near . ea What, white, 00 44a. to 47.. ; real, 40s. to tar. per qr. 40 Hutu, Aug. 7.-Alth..ugh several rtratorn sailed hence SO for Ilambut glint we. k, In the hope that the blockade of the Elbe would 15 be raised on or ninety after their arrir I off Heartland, we are yet HO withoat news of this being the ease, and our imports are c lure quently 60 Ind to non-bl. ckaded meta. Thee met: line an a liberal scale, 3 3 with the angle eaceptia4n of Wheat, which no one seems dispose d 20 o true at all beyon I immediate testate, th e supp ly of no article is In 17 excess 44 a wairesume consumptive demand; anal even the large ar. 80 rival of Barley is well • orked off, at a declin- of Is. per qr. We had 23 a Moderate supply of English Wheat this day, which, under some 121 alarm at the great declne In M was expected to be anxiously 30 pushed fur sale, but our farmers were nut at all disposed to follow t 6, the panic o: their madmen brethren, and we cannot write the market St. more than Is. to 2.. per qr. lower, whim foreign Wheat is amen on. 100 wileahe, at fully SP. km wavy although we have no great etock in 30 the port, and camparatively li ttl e of tine quality. Fur Barley, at the 13 irchne of Ir. noted bet tar, we had a very good ale .Vert arc some 90 good Rus-I in Oats now an the market, forming the bulk of the at. 11 Indi ea Corn, at the decline, attrala attention for feeding. 10 There are only two mama on the market. The we. k's import of 20 Unwed is very large, and the market must be reported heavy, 23 at a decline of le. per qua, ter. The following are the present 12 4 the Prices :- Wheat, English , red, 44, to 47..; white, 50e. 30 to 52..; Dante and Konigsberg, 48e. to 50 a.; Pomerania and 30 Hamburg, 43.. to 465.; inuoirh, Holstein, and Fritidand, 33a. to 4 . ..5.; 2 .„ 1 , ltatrooin and O. leoria 31, to Oats. English , 15, to 17..; Hanish, 13 1 Its. to 1 io.• Friesland, Ids. to 15. .; Ruariun and Odessa, 14s. to lee. 8L Bari. y, ma rling. 21.. to 27e. ; grinding, 21s. to 235. lean, rs. to 9 3 • foreign. 26a. to 30r. Pees, white and yellow, 275. to 3n. ; grey, _ 25x. to 275. Linseed. Black Sc., 39, to 41..; Petersburg, 345. to 73 _ 39..• Riga and Archangel,37..• Konigsberg, 32, to 35.. 3 ! Linalral takes. Hull, 71.105.; tine, Feig n, 6/. 100. ; inferior Amnia. l e i Na. 110, Rapeseed, 26/. to Rape Cake., 81r. Gd. Tare., foreign, ter 20s. to 2•3 a. Goleta', Gt. to 91. 10a. Bone, 82s. 6d. Rye Meal, M. SO Irstricw, Aur. 7.-Alth,ugh our market was very thinly Sl atteu eat to-day, the supply of Wheat was rather bountiful ; but there was not the elightert activity in the Mule. Merchants allowed ~, no desire whatever to purchase, and the miller. buying sparingly :7 caused great OUIn3P, and rekl at 2s. to 3.. under the cut renew r, last week. Few ...amides of new dun l'eas one offered at 29, to 3.0 a, per qr. In other articles no alteration: 1111 Leans. Aro tteT 7.-The arrivals are moderate today of all 69 araele, The dull anoints received from London have influenced our market; fresh Enelish and foreign wheat met only a new sale at 100 a recline of Is. per quarter, interior at a still greater redaction. Bar- 25 ley nominak beans, oats and other articles as before. 25 LEIGHTON BUrEaRD, Aug. 7.-At market this day the re 131 was a fair quantity of Wheat offering , with an li tic doing t h at i t is g difficult to quote price's; la. to .5. per load may perhaps be comidered fn about the decline Irian last week's r.trs. Parley about the saute. ~, leans and Peas rather tending downward.. tt he it, per load of 5 ••• bushels, 26e. to 2.t.. Gd. Raley, per imperial qr , 235. to 2e. Beans, I n 29.. to 13s. Pea, 20s. to 22a. aid. per 5 bushels. 9 5 LEW ita, Aug. 7.-S ut reely any bylinin' transacted to-day, ft, fieLers being indisposed to quit on the reduction quitted to London 80 yesterday. A pampa of new Talavera was sold for delivery this SL wr ek, at good quality ; price not Bled. A sample or two of new grey St. Peas, of tine quality, retaliated 32, to Sis. Prlen : -White Wheat, 50 't. to lel., rod, 71. to 101. Barley, 11,. to 255. Oats, 17, to 19a as. Beano, Sos. to 31a. Peas, 32.. to 345. LIN'ItREGOL, Atioust 7. - The market this morning $(1 ruled languidly throughout. Wheat and flour ea re taken in ~ mere retail parcel., at a reauctiim from last Tocodayof 3d. per bushel on all qualities of the former, and Gel. per barrel and Is. per sack on • fl me. Oats and oatmeal were both very dull, with rather aster . price, Grinning bare; was Id. to 2d. per bushel lower. Peas de- 3 caned 1.. per quarter. Egyptian beans were held at late rates. In- "' ~ d.an corn was not worse than on Friday, and a number of esmß par- „, cha-cs were made fax cattle feinting in the imeriar, at 21s. to 2.55. per "„ 'Bra the. for yellow corn; fine white corn brought 27, to 27,, Gd. per leolba. Prices : Wheat, per 7 4 .1 1 1... Eaglet!, nd, Ga. 4 d. to 6a.94; extra, . 7 ' 6, Md. to 6, 1041. • 'white, 65.9 d to 75. Od.; extra, Ga. led. to 78. 34. ; 77 Irish, red, 51. WA* 6..2d • extra, GP. 24. to o s. al: white, 6,04. to 6a. 4d. ; extra, 6a. 4d. to 6s. lid. Barley, per qr., English, 295. to 31.. ; Chevalier, 31.. to 334 ; Scotch and Ind, per Gelb... 3.1. ed. to 3,3 d. Malt, per qr., English, pale, alls. to 1304. 0.4'11, per 45 be, English and Scotch, old, Is, Bd. t lA. hUI ; Welsh, old, 2.. Gd. to 25. 7d. ; Irish, tine 10 sorts new, 2, ed. to 2, 941. ; old. 2a. Sd, to 2.. 9,1 4: general, sa new, 2.. 6d. to 25. Sal.; old, 2a. 72. to 2a. sal.; Be tri, per qr, Engliah, new, 32.. to 34a.; old, 345. to 335.; Sc otch te ' od Lida. per I; 4801%.„ new, 2fle to Sea. ; 295. to 30, Peas, per qr., English, a . white, 31, to 3ia.; 14-b, grey, 21.. to 30.. Flour, per 210.1 M., Ensile% and Irish, fine, 345. to Us. 64; superfine, 34e. Id. 23 to 36.. Id.; extra. 334 a 6d. to 37.. Gd. Oatmeal, per load 5 of SPAN., riab, 1845, 23.5. to 23, 6d.; old, 215. to 22a. Od.; Sill Canadian, old, 11.. to 215. 64 Bean, per 241 be., 10d. to Is Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red. Gs. 3d. to 61.6 d.; ". ';, white, 6a. 10d. to 7,2 d. ; United ester, red. 6.. 6d. to 6s. 9d. • white, i o 7a. 2d. to 75. 4d.; Dantele,mixed and Md. 6,4 d. to 6a. 9d. ; A, 10 7.. Gel. to 7, 94.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, fat fol. tufts. 114 ; to white, es. 9d. to 7.. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, sa. 7d. to 54, 10d.; to Archangel, SP. 24. to 5..64.; Odeon, common ied, Is. M. to Ss. ed ; Polish, 3.. M. to 5a11d.; French, Sp mid, and Italian, red, 6..42. to is os. 7d.; white. Ga. Gd. to 644:10d. ; Baba t and Marianopoli, red, 26.7 d. to 3a. 102.; Egyptian, 4.. 3d. to 4.. a... Mediterranean, he., hard, to 50 tid. to Sr. 2d. Rye, per qr. Balta., arc., 225. to 23.. Barley, per ' 601 b., grinding, 3s. 3d. to Is. 64. [hats per 451 b., Is. 74 to 2..84.; I; Russian, Is. sd. to 2.. 7d. .ow, per qr., European, 325. to 345. 041.• 2S Egyptian, per 4801 b., Ms. Od. to 23a. Gd. Pew, per qr., Baltic, ke.., L 111130.. to SI, •Canadian, 275. to Mts. Flour, per ba L 1961 b., - 8 an, sweet, 21s. to 21s. U.S. Western Canal, sweet , 235. Od. ty to 245. Od. ; 24, Id . to ll.. 64. ; Phtledelphia and Baltimore, u sweet, 23, 6d. to 240. 61. ; and Caadian, rout, Vs. fel to 23, 6d. Indian Corn, per 4001 h., American, white, 255. to 36, ad. • yellow, et Ma. to 25a.; European yellow, 245. s. 01. tot' id. Indian Co rn Meal, u per 19618„ 14s. to lea Gd. Arrivals Into Liverpool from the 315t 424 ; July to the 6th of Ang. ineluoive : Wheat, 0,013 qra.; Barley, 1, - Malt, 222; 0.t5, 392; Rye, ; Beans, 185; Peas, 1,.356; Indian Caen, 37,599 ; Indian Corn Meat, 1,501 barrels; Oatmeal, 968 sacks ; Mar, 1,101 sacks, 27,096 barrels. 6 1 LYNN, Aug. 7.-A moderate quantity of Wheat offering to leaday, and dull sale at a deciMe of 2.. to 3a. per gr„ ; GI lbo. to 611b5., 445. to 46.. ; fine white, 50.. With fine weather, harvest will be pretty so corral in this neighbourhood nest week.l 20 rwcarrt.g-urop-Tvxn, Aar. 7 -The weather continues dab and cloudy, and, with the exception of a few slight showers on 2 Inaday crerumg, the weather has been dry; but, there being in absence of man, the mop. enoseelliotlY male slow Dreams. to meta. 6At our no rket this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat 3 ." the growers, and, having nothing fresh in since Saturday, the _ 99 beat freatuthrathed amides were taken off slowly, at a deethe of Is.; 93 WO, make in foreiga, it was necearary to aubtnit to a ID mama= of per qr., very fair Wismar red having been sold at 9 . 0 . 448. dd., wad Danish at 425., all weighing 631 b. per bushel; whereas ..„ 33 Offeriat Suffolk yellow made 49, per qr., 631 b., in retail. For Flour t the laquiry was languid, but lower rates were not in a general way _ 33 aseepted. Are without change. Grinding Bark; in randy request, .2 at ha weeks ' price, whilst Malt found little attention, although 33 cat red at rather less money. Beans, Pen, and Oats. unaltered. PLiwourw, Aug. 7.-The weather has been generally I favourable for harreat up to last sight, and much Wheat and Barley have been cut in this diatriet, with ry hou r. ve little carted. Rain act ha ' bmt night, and has fallen for many thin day, with • very close temperature, which stops outaler work. The market tit's morning was dull; prices much as last week, though, from the low stock and the (hinge in the weather, millers would have been more free buyers had nett price, fallen so considerably in London. SALISBURY, Aug. 7.-Oar Wheat harvest has now become general, and the farmers are busily engaged In field occupations, which materially affected the attendance at our market tmday. We bad • large supply of What; but the badmen rated extremely dull, sack before any sales could be effected, holders were compelled to sub mit to a reduction of 3s. to 40. per quarter on ale description., but sales were not premed. The mole for Flour was dull, at a decline of Is. to 2a. a rack. In the mall amount of burners doing in Barley, Oat+, B ear e, and P. as, late currencies were well maintained. Wheat, 36.. 435. ; foreign, 32., to 425. Barley, 265. to 31.. Oats, rfag.tobi to la. Beans, Me. to 40s. Peas, to 425. Malt, 60s. to 645. pa qr. Fleur, Sit tO Ult. per sack. CATTLE, dte.— Dunn . , Aug. 7 —The supply of fat Beasts today was good; high mires were asked In the earlier part of the day, bat they mull nut be obtained, end there was but little badman tranwieted until the price was lowered. yet there were emne hdt ea Mad unsold. The number of sheep and Lambs was not large, sad the demand wan equally fi at. Fat Calves were plentiful. The 'bow of fat l';ars was good. Beef, 4jd. to 3d. Mutton, 41d. to bd. Lamb, Its, to 21e. Veal, did. to 3d. per lb. Pigs, 6t. to Bs. 6d. per iment. Rough Fat, 3e. Gd. per st.ne of lam Aide., ltd . per lb. I:Bl6elibts, td. to 38d. per lb. - —• • Nowcurrae•t•PoX-Tema, Amt. 7.—ne market was well supplied with exec lent stock; but the demand bring limited mks were not easily effected. Besets, Inferior to prime, Ss. 6d. to 6s. per m.o. Sheep, eft!. to 6d. per lb. Lomb, Old. Pip sold well, at tram is. to is. dd. per moos. " ' B.lll.tallttlY, Aug. 7.—We were very largely supplied with Bemis today; but the attendance of country butchers being geed a &aroma was affected at about the prices or this day ee'onight. The demand ON Sheep and Lambe was not adequate to the Bur r , lug. bang metro than an average number penned; the trade, ever, ruled tolerably (cod. end our late prime were hardly sup. Calms were en exceedingly den sale. Good Oz Beet realised ra gt el d L . to 10s. per lore ; heifer do., Se. to 91. 6d.; inferior, 7e. to to. Sontbtlown metier leaden, Std. to id.; Deem end lioneereetAire No.ta It to bld. ; teg and LIM ifle, ad. to ettl.; Lamb, ed. to 7d. per lb. la the Pig mutat We supply wu good; but Wee were dull, and ping as the &Aim Silty vows lIIIperIOT 11M11 and nun IA2 whim bare obtained peas at emerel Sheer tars this 01011014 Z were of the celebrated atoci.r of Melon. MonISMIN, wan told 17 auction In oar Market-place, Med realised ham $l. to IL 10e. per had. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'Ctocx. Byline's is limited in the share market this morn ing, and the ruling quotations for most lines are the I mina as those current at the close of yesterday's marker. lAndon and North Westerns continue de pressed; Midlands have changed hands at 641 ; North Brinell at 131; York and North Midland, at 301. Very little is doing in French shares. Paris and Rouen have recovered to, and been done at, 21i. Eaht Indians are quoted ;; to j premium. • • - Closing prices Yesterday. !dales to-day u] I to 1 o'olook. Pd. I Dawns HAILwAys. 61 Da. Pretenses I Atabgt.,Not.,Bas.AZ.ln , Darks m Brats Nat. (Gt. West- perpetual = 30 Birmingham sad Juseasa,salltd ol 7 paid, se with a guarantee .. $0 Ds. without a gain?, IT Mrm.Wolr.k StourValley 10 Dino., Wok., and likicalla duly paid, orni Id . _ Do. without a guarantet 71 biam., and limn... VD Bristol and Exeter Sly _Do t!irdi • • lit Do. shame .- 10 Do. £lO Prefereneerei. SO Chester and Holyhead .. IS Do. Prefertoce ; weun . oa e d 4 a J ® e . 15.111arinellass 111 (.110 Y t 1.1.) 1• Do.(1/.10e.' p. Ct. Ref 20 Eastern °midis 10 Da New q.a. 6p. NDo. do. No.l Do. F. .11c L. 5 per Ct.. I - Pharos 42 Do. New . . 25 &mem Moon: c 1 Is Dots I. at B. ob.) sti Do. elms C. ditto . . 20 Do. Scrip too. 6p. Ct.. lb lost Laocaabiro 25 Do. New — ii 80. ti. --- t 61 Da. 6 pes Ct. PreL oh. 25 East Lincoln Air! SO alnbur a uttaiseinw:: 23 Edinburgh & Northern . 13 I I)o.irewport Ile4gzeter and rimoa s ui . rirmll47ltiD - 1 12 4 Do.l char, a, A,Deferrso 74 D 0.4 shares 6p. a.. b Do. i per Cent. Pref.- 474 Gt. South. and West. (Irs., Or Great North of &glow -33 Do New, 4:40 . il) fle.New; 430 ... ... I 111 Do. New r. 15 ... .. .1 100 Groot Wat ers...' ... .. I MI Lb. taharel ... ... .. 23 Do. slimes ... ... .. to Do. dtba — .. 15 Do. New, Cl 7 ... .. 50 Huh and Selby... ... .. 2) Do. 1 shares ... ... .. ILI Do. 1 shares ._ .. 10 Lancaster and Gulls& .. 10 Do. Thirds .. 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 96 1)o. 10 Do. New (gus..6 p. &1.. 9 Do. West Riding Union 25 Do. Preston and Wire 10 Do. 1 shares (A) .. 50 ,Leeds and Brudford... .. I 50 iLeeda and Thirst .. Se Do. New Pref. 6 p.Cent 1) ) / Landon and limckwall SO 'Lon., Brighton, & &Coast 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct.. late anyd.m Thirds.. 50 Do. Pref. S per Cent... 60 Do.Convrt. 5 p.Ct.„1652 3 Do. New £5 gua. 6 p.Ct. 12) London and Gternwnli .. SU Do. Preference ... 100 Landon & North-Western 12 Do. do. Now 1 share... 2 Do. Filth' . . I Do./10sh,li.anti il.(el 50 London & liouth-Wsotern 424 Do. New, .630 .. .. 14 Do. New, C4O ... .. IbsDu. Thirds ... ... .. 5 Do. Preference 7 Ct. p. 5 Manch., Bus., and Mat... 100 Maack., bief., and Lino.. 16 Du. shams, No. 1 .. 23 Do. 'bares, No. 2 124 Do. shares, No. 6 .. 10 Do.,New CIO Pro. „. 50 Do., Great Grimsby ... loi Do. des... • .. to Do. slatand — ilneals.. 25 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 41 Do. Lincoln Union .. .1143 Do. £5O shares . .. I 100 Do. Birm. and Derby ... 1 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. Cent. 1: 474 litillandGrt.Wmtern (Ir.) • 15 Do. New k2O .. ... 20 Do. Guars. 5 per Ct... 5 Do. Guaran.s4 per Ct... 25 North Britian ... ... ... 12 Do. Lahatea ._ ... .. 6, Do. @harm .., .., _. 24 Do. Preference ... .., 17 ; North inaffordihire ... 50 Oohed, Wore., & Wolver. 13 Read.,Guild., and Reigate 0 aorotair and 1 littliin . . 25 Seuttioh Central _. .. 11 Shrewa a ltr Bran., Chum i o Do., New Guaranteed.. 111 Nhrewobury and Motet o t . or. W. MM.) ... ... VI, Do. Oswestry ... „ 1 Do. New,. . „. 10 Do. 8 per Gni. Piet ... st ?Shropshire Union ... ... 25 Do. Preference ... ... 81 South staffordoltire... .. S34,4outh Eastern ... ... .. r 32 Do. No. l ... ~. ~. SO i Do. No. 2 ... ... ... 30 I Do. No. 3 ~. ... „. 10 Do. No. 4 Reinstated - • 10 Do. No. 4 &trip ... 38 South Wales ._ ._ ... 10 It York., Don., k Goole. 146 slaeftleld, Rotherham, 5 0 1 1 Goole, N. Di. eta. 5 p.a., 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 30 Wise Valleydo. ,6 p. Ct. gua. , , 2 , do. ' 15 , Do. do. do. ...1 45 i Wit.; tromtvaet, &Weym. 26 i Tork,Newcastlem Berwickl JO Do.Eat.(Tork&Newea.) s Do. G.N.E. Purchase or I Prefetence . _. 10 ry York and North KidlaitiL. 10 i Do. Preferenoo .., ... Yonsmox Itmawairs. I Analoatallan (late Italian and Austrian) ... SO IBonlogne and Amiens ... 00 Central Francs (Vierson) 1; Dutch Rheniah 3: Pant. Indian ... II Great Indian Peninsula . 1k Do. 71 Luxembourg ..• 10 St M a d r id Sad.irafentL. 44 4 dli. 66 7 11 12 7} 6} dia. f 1 Pm. 4 1 4 pm. pm. 7 By dip.zie 74 7} dlazin 3 6} (11 s 3} 4.zin 44 4 clls. 29 II 24:1 21 216 6 (114.1111 10 2 7 clks. a Namur and Llege 141 Northern of Frame 7 , Orleans and Bordeaux ... Se ' Paris and Orleans SO. Parks and Rouen ... 11, Paris and alruburr 10 Rouen and Havre ... 20 Nombre and Meuse 11 Tours and Nantes ... ...{ LIVERPOOL, At4guit 7 . STOCI-ESCHANOII.—The =ark et was very much wore today. Ca!edonlan (pref. shares), 11l —lmtesaistre and Yorkshire (quarter shares), 1, d.—Lancaster aM Preston (quarter shares, iss. at 1/. 11s. d.), 131—Loudon and North Western, 180— Ditto (new quarter shares), 31 p.—Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln shire (quarter shares, No. I, guar.:4 per cent. till '33), 0.10 d.—Dfito (pre shares), —Midland, OS 4l—Ditto (half shares), 181 d.— Shrewsbury, ()reentry, and Chester (pref., guar. 3 per cent.). In—South Eastern and Dover (No. 4, iss. as 1 - 3 d share*, 6 2-3 d d.), M. 16s. 3rl. MANCHESTER, Auguit7. STocc-EICII•NOE.—Th.IS wu &flat Market, and pica were rather lower. BIRMINGHAM, August 7. Broca-ExcHANoa,—Th a market was very dull, but North Wain& were more inquired after; they were done at sj and Si die. LEEDS, August 7. Broci-Excearros.—Tne market is flat this morning, sad from the few buyers that base appalled lower priom are submitted to. The only transactions are New PAM LandaMre, 161; York and North Midland, 3W; North &WM Preference, Is. pm. BRISTOL. August 7. Bros[-Exert& woz.—The market Min maintained &steadier and improved character, although no advance took place upon the quotations of yesterday. BIRNIMOUAN, WOLVERRAIUTON, AND STOUR VAUNT. —The half•yearl meeting was appointed to be held at Biz minfiham yesterday, but there not being a sufficient number of shareholders prc sent, the meeting was adjourned. COALS.—LVOraT B. Ships at market, 60 ; sold —. Buddle's West Hartley, 13e.; Eden Me* 16a. Bd.; Harting's Hartley, 13e. ,• Tanfleld Moor, 13e. ; Wall. End Eraddyll's Haddon, 1711. ,• Walla End Bidwell, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Batton , 17s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 17s. 6d. BOPS.—Boiovom M►girr, Aug. L--XONfi. Pattenden eCd fkalth revert that the market reraMm ans. Cite engulf; OUTGOING MAILS. Mlle for British North America and the United Stst e ,..,, Male up on the erealog of the 10th or August. The Meet ladle Made, excluding Bermuda, Rm., p Monaural, New Orleans, and Mexico, and Mciwan e 04 1 5 medelre, At. Jean.ele-Ntearagua, New Granule, Chil, arid made up on the 17th of August. The mails for Vigo, °pate, Lisbon, Mednire, Cadiz, and u n l it. will be made up on the 17th of August. The mails tor Utbraltar, Malta, urea*, the Lorain islands, Nylon, India, and China. vies uouthasit ton, will be ei .e. :Woo the morning of the Mth of Augmt. The mails, via Mutates, to the Mediterranean, rem ladle, Mong-Kong, &a., will be made up on the 27th o f Ausee7", The malls tor Madeira. the Brazils, and Buenos Am., s tu tuwa up en the 4th of September. ZION WATER AT LONDON BRIDOIL Tun D., -66.•16,6, 66 its. mat 6: .omermori. 61 aDopek T•Wennow -11andar, It W. Mn 6, fie. WW. pm 3. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8. sensible tO - the d h in ue t w h :s s z , awssoe l d i midb tbe members of the Itomeeitttn family , n ei , ' b ed ut ne s a h r ow t o the themselves city o j t u h s e t i l r y birth an d - 0 4, - , j i e n w te s re:t it wrongs inflicted on their mereligioniets, they s ou th give a great example of what moral and pe eanim • yanclpat respectio ocfitti citizen, power can do. One of the great argumects for tie P :ta i s iti i c n al ev e e m r a Jew in a civilised and free and tolerant r r , development and general rights of the peulaeo e —that theirs was no longer a more money-gergi race—and that as great exertion* could be expethi ' from statesmen of that persuasion, as from Omelet any other, in favour of the great questions thick concern humanity. We fully believed this, and hu e asserted it, and there is now an epportunity fettle I first family o'that persuasion proving that the liberals - of London formed but a just tat imatien of their chs. recto r. General IIATNAIi, commander-in-chief of the anon of the Emperor of Ausente, has just signified Pp command by the most brutal deeds and mocha& Hone, by ac's and words which are indeed the roughly Aus'rian, but Austrian of the fifteenth century. ho massacred the entire popa . tion of Magdeburg, held no other language. And HATNAU'S entire conduct shows, that however the Austrians may have advanced since then, its genesis and princes are the some as ever. One of this man's brutalities has been to mulct the Jews of Buda-Pesth with a contribution utterly destructive of their entire fortunes. They are an. demned to this nomirally as Jews, but really as Hungarian patriots. The public and private feeling of every inhabitant of Peteh is known, al Jews entertained no other scatimen's than their Christian brethren. Such ruffians as HeYNett, however, are of the opinion that Jews here less right than Christians to be liberal or patriotic, RAYNAD thinks that a Jew is naturally service, aid that when he is not so he ought to be especially marked out for punishment as ore doubly guilty d the crime of independence. Hence the sweepng de cree of confiscation issued against the Jews of Buda- Prsth. Now, we must say if the Messrs. ROTtleelllLD come forward to grant a loan to this same goatee meat of which like Nen is the general—at they come forward to aid in the prosecution of this Hun garian war, carried on as it is at the expense of the honour, the blood, and the property of the Jews—in this ease the claims of M. Itternecathe to represent the City of London or tr be foe ced into parliament u member for it arc considerably lessened. Austria is at this moment stretching out its mend. cant hand to the ROTIISCIIILDS for two milli* sterling, to be secured on the Piedmontese iedsmaity. We arc well aware that a loan to Austria on Amen security would not be worth the paper on which the contract was written. Austria is paying the ineteeet of her debt in a cuereney so depreciated that the open bankruptcy of the Peninsular governments is aural more a cheat. The Itaritsenieus themselves weal not tend to a government that are found to rob then own Jewish subjects, if the money was t 3 be lento: that government's security. But Piedmont can psy. The brave M. DE TOCQUEVILLE has given up the Piedmontese to be fleeced. There is but one pottage who can sore them, and that is the Baron Rotes- CHILD. It would, however, be too much to expect that esti taliste should embrace a popular cause. With foreign despots for their principal debtors, they must not fly in the face of such needy clients, by entieisiog their policy as well as mulcting their neceikiet But, though Israelitish bankers may not be ultra-liberal, they must at least have a feeling for their co-religio lats. Tney cannot in decency lend money to the butchers and robbers of their reca—to such Taus as RATEAr—to such imbecile governments as chow their general officers solely for their brutality. RAT NAU has not one other recommendation. There is now every prospect of this 'fungi/en war lasting. The gallant defenders of their efruntry are behind their guardian river; and if PASKIEWIta have ventured, as is said, beyond it, and thrown him' self between two Hungarian armies, those armies an give a good acoonnt of him. This war, to the Hurgerians, is but a national eff, rt, the striae gle of men fighting for their own hearths, creed, freedom, end independence, on their own soil too, and living on their own reve nues. To Austrians and Russians, however, who are in vaders, with a commissariat to supply in a fortiin land, the struggle is a financial one. The Antrim, have spent their every resource ; and no one would lend them a pound unless under the cii cumataoee of Piedmont or some other more solvent vic:im being bound to pay. But Ituseis, too must come upon the met. Ifer legions cannot tread down the populatark ion of the Danube if the bankers of London, Amsterdam, and Frankfort do not give them wherewithal to eat and fight whilst they arc thus em ployed. Here again occurs the same liberal cause, which we should be sorry, in such times u these, to see great capitalists leagued with Feu monarchs to crush. It would be a feudal identity. And if any one thing could give a shadow of reason to the indicaive threats of the socialiets against the wealthy, it would be to re the holders of wealth always ready to coalesce ail the wielders of the sword against the rights and the happiness of mankind. But, liberalism apart, and general humanitytA there remains still the peculiarly Jewish quote% and the united Austrian and Russian persecution ( that race. if the old contumelious laws against the Jews have been abolished, wherever libtrad'sra her advanced, they are still to be found in eastern Europe. No Jew can carry on business in St. Petersburg. This the Itoritscutus well know, for they serve it vain to establish a house there in 1817. Under these circumstances, and their disgraceful law, will come forward and lend Russia moneys, in order to extirpate the last hopes of freedom and civilisation bound up with the Hungarian cause ? To judge from the election for Reading it weal be natural to conclude that parliamentary honours were at a discount. Usually the moment a niewbg dies there are half-a-dozen eligible candidates in the field. At Kidderminster, for example, no sooner was the death of Mr. GODSON notified than four eligible liberals and as many good conservatives wee announced. But the vacancy at Itowding app" td to prevent no temptations to the tried and reputed politician. Instead of six or ei6ht candidates, any ter 0 1 whom it might have been a credit to return, Bevil had not one on any side who was either favourab4 known to the place or to the public. ding The canoe of this is easily explained. Rea has got a dishonourable reputation. With the ( uncle exception of Mr. Justice TALIOURD, not a member has sat for this town for years except by the well-understood purchase of the voters. gee of reputation will not thrust themselves in the way of this description of constituency, if it is possible to avoid it. No one who knows the character of the place walks down Field-lane with his handkerchief hanging out of his pocket. Neither will any one who has a becoming respect for himself, or far hie purse , walk into Reading as a candidate on the eve of Ist election. Had Reading been a different sort of borough, lel fit and proper men might, and doubtless would, ha" been found to supply the vacancy. There woe members who lost their elections in 1847 from Itboa' any class of politicians at Reading might, under other circumstances, hive selected a good candidate. 01 the protectionist side there is Lord Joss MANIIER9i on the Line'lakes, Sir FITZROY KELLY. Th e moderate liberals have an excellent candidly) 19 20, It II: I dia. par 25 111 el int 22i 234 ex int 14 11i i 6 pm. 44 4 4 Om. UPI& 24 lb di& I 7 Os. 23 1 1 Is I" 18 1811 1 1 Pa. 124 ii U SI db. SI 2j I li I I 1 1 1 8 pui. I P. Pm 55 67. iii iii $ $ pm. It aia le die. 194 174 ex In 1741 a in es In 1 poLib 29 04. 102 11 6 62 1 2 102 104 dis. 4 4 22 12 2 624 11 dia. 134 114 dim. 130 238 61 dia. 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