The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-20 00:00:00

• o e * 9- 77 42114- . ..... ..r"ii... .. 1 0•1177ibt 41.tiltt5 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1850. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. In EON. SIR ROSIRI isd 1301101130 OOLIAINIII NIA RAILWAYS. DLAND RAILWAY.-SPECIAL MEETING. ERIDAV EVENING. Ile account of the pukka of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 13th of July, 1830 k published purnsat to the set 7 sad 8 Viot., C. 32, is as follows: - • IFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 4 Ku : NA; isel 14, 1111mll. IA 1412: Uuteurabit the LORD /LITOR. t.. Chcasais—WlLLlAli &RAP Req. 2. Rupert avalv iiff it + Aa, K.r. Yuma Kelly, Va1 im. .414 ; hernial' Maar. Laurie Pose*. Req. ~,r,,,ever Ha& M.A.; J. & Ibeadstearth. 144 - Or. Jratterean, t EN. • Fted = o44..J. " 7 " -rtoreen;lial. M al IMO Odor, . —Ott Jobil ROMAtly. Y.P. aelmitar-Osaseut. , tlau Fp" 14, Denghty.etreet. ttLtott A , SCIONG wrru THIS COMPANY. to , doe .üb..eribel capital, paltry holden bare the r. - foul of mute th .1 a quarter at • =Wks, and ulna, 'mar hum the Yaw of upwards at fob rontA raorrr ennnen. ~,„ m 16, BMW .704.0, yid be a-hually entitled to - • • Vfltity mite breath (after payment of be mid, „. , _LA pn.tii aniseed toesell policy easy other be added aer,r•st. or a Pled is reduction of the annual premium. N. N. oN lAA PREMIUM, BRANCIL "If a, t4artklpatit4pruicip:e afford peculiar mirth. not odere.l by say other etßee—hr where the I ....etS'e outlay, the payment of a Oren awe Yaw —7 iwider, us the death of the amend, at • reamed AM* itirk 1 e N.ltn 1 eon. Rttl Pvvilts. • Wlthewt Prolkh gvul aa io — "Terirb --- I#llT 3 i 11 1493 0 T 1 1 I ; 14 1 . 113 10 I 44 II 4 11 1 '1 4 ll7 0 611 9 6 9 14 uf the Wttoia Tau bows. am rms.= audit toe r...yr .a,tlr4 !the Mode NM voirds be Ilk as a debt ay at r per cat, or Nay be dui lay time without nee m )ath after preoh have here approved. 2.:Trvved tectllitf. Mc re attend every day at Thrriatortatratreet: et a L SAM Saddest Dinetar. lkE r CHI'S DYSTENI of TRADE is to warrant Lry. art:c:.• of hut manufacture. enemas wbat Y dalastive, n. , r.ey tf mailed, so that bia COMMOMMTS mq Mt par , • .- .bet a.thottatt bus establishment presents Is law ref irt • t of etch and etensot m .nufacturta still IMO wain ar. • -47 log) It. purchased a him cheaper tbm aisawbers-- :7 ." L. .14 Ene:e-bLated pearlier, at la. awl OMR war ' . .c:•• r.at the same price: election& teedrbnabas dd. .„ • • • 5‘ , ..1 ...:eer wire sad solid baek at bd. imab; good pats ma ; rd.deblo. Ida. e.ela; work-bus at all is well :. . • . .111,s sad futkP for fo.; Britannia natal taa mad a.•ffee • • . c rev: 4.nd Cee7naa steel artidaa all ensemble an/ : p.cntyt f pereone In the trade whoa We Imitated • - ou'e witboat bab' oradid encash to so lus patent sastellatedtowls-brain, vbledtian c- -• mope wrap and pate, sad so oa.-4. Leadeaball c • :--N. b. he largest and newest stock la LOOMOM of .• • -....nunctorte,euch Si now-baskets, band-aerels. card ? ; •• b:otting-boeka, eseelopaewea. drake. week sad ti . ..• ebaes-buarda, tea-trays. and MOMMIIOOI alba A LL l! - .• NEW SHOWER BATHS, lathe! reallr Portable Path (1,1 in. deep, Ile. each) ii a " • ... l• be without a pan"), the Lever Pomp Bath, the f..•-!. ciatomo from mob. Pillar Mower Ilan" ; tech . gnome Baths, wttb copper con - :441.0 f.,rm•ptuisp and top, staples, with CUltal/11. and GOo., Hand libel'', &M•, japanned, Ea, are in • t:. - • k..mo of WILLIAM 6. WILTON (late Mama and Bur t r comer of Neeman-street, aid Ni. I, New t...::••*7. et, which contain all the requisites Sot the smon, so ar r-tx ..n me room, devoted exclaoivaly to articles of that character, Le;•ineros, .Iw, and oats ma be tnotantly Meets& Imaird ma ague. with engravings of e•_ery_ irooosociefT snick NR) tom Mai:Molted in W eilbetzeet, 11120. ASUBSTITUTE FOR PAlNT.—Clesalintss is seeparrity at all Cites coadvcive iniIEALTII. and We, as well as eaumay, isgrattly peurnutad by substltatiast for the maims prep ere et le latter web on and white tree, STEPHENS'S DIES for STAISINO WOOD, for decorating Churches. large Public aeons awl Theatres, ea well as private dwe:liags. When ceosony to ea,. rlaTof materuil d dole is of importance, thew Dyes will be tbe racutes• alvanteaa as they give s rich colour to plain zoo* wilt/ they reflect all .he beau[ of the riatural 'Maks& which so superior to immunise by art, ar.d, at the as doe, avoid the dissereesbl- smell sad dssorioas essirssness of e pain ig = 4. e arnared sad odd by ULNAE a - TIMKEN% So. 04. I...xlifri..p.roesl. Landes, la boft Si. and to sob. mai at IS. I.:F.Lit. They may also be obtelyd la pouellar, at Sa per lb., •_las deueolet • is water to Len a 4old, mod H 1 mikes Iles rate at which ptatie say be bad the prigs Venda so.t Size, areeta as fa its ow Just oat. QOYER'S MOHICAN HOUSEWIFE—The s-resteestb Tbeoesad tr potyfsheL Dais Raw edition Sti e /tray revised by the Author, sad upwards ee (arty s-s• • ••,..Lre!y sew gram and recipes, net awful and Werra }... Colotimata ; end alio experents wade for the b.., Heats es enmity waters is wta seer Leesdes, lee the 14. I:.r metropolis. Slaeplds sad Manball. DL CULTYAWIL /ULM WOUL Is. ass& by LII past Is. id., 'SJOTMENT of LIFE. F " T reareatlas, rad ndiasal sea at Ilas• lar.y 10110.—Scifft asd hummer Marslarl—ldow t• to about :Le rznroar d Loder—Tbs Parka. tam" '% ILO; barb, and ether pbsar—Ocauktry li Vp= Aix ..-11.e v.—Landon; et N t....garalnta it lataa—on Eating, Misplag, Bathing, All. NAM. (mows. S. Is.tr..MENTs Ws the MOUNTAIN& $ iels la. as& ; by pos. :46 id L—A 'lot to the Lakee—filetit of Billeehargh. es_ LL—The ialtte of Kirareey--fie or Dahlia. is. gm% la et, Wtit ir Is • i li d At s irl AVOW. .11m tier wore ma erg lir Mr war rag tio." PKV.IIf mint i gnat Om farm owl um) of re wa:rithruald ran aerl wlrWi entedealles. Oat hernmes the roar, vette the sela piesiono er seaty, arbiturs he •r• • 'rh tables art Mr tir b i t Ortiri folsisdal 01 IPW7rlbi 'AL _ •z.r..."; hiastisaastwors I-'-. 111Isas, 1140orshal ; Carvell" Vec. , 7tet ; Arra Mum ameba. 10. Amptlikoe. 1111. PINE ART& Trifler de Nteeeieweettqua et de Wyptitre IF; ou,Riewil Gha na de ,thgki,llss, Molasses, P ism* Gravite. Smug, Beti•reitets, thseeenet Cc. Paris, 1860. This great and magnificent work, which was com menced in Paris fifteen yews sine, has s lut been completed. It nes Li gun under the suspense of M. Paul be:arothe and M. C. Lenormand, member of the Institute, ei•cl wel known already in this country as one of the Ent authorities in the numismaticheaneh of irtkleAkry. Some faint idea of the grestame of the tusk may be given by stating that this work embraces the whole range of art, from the regal coins of Sy ramie arid of the Ptolemies, down to those of our day ; that such a stspendous scheme should ever have been tarried into execution is not solely doe to the adokirsVc else and fiielity, with which the " Caws otaeLitoe" rend u, the smallest and the largest gems of the anthitie bit to him who first felt, appreciated, and &termer& promoted its capabilities in this labour of lore, M. A. Lachevardiere. Comparisons and contrast", which are the life of art though generally cochned t) the mental vision, are not the least of the recommendations of this vast work. For the Bret time have the minor treasure a of each country been brought 'Nether, and not the least conspicuous portion are those from the British Museum and the Bank of &gland. The tilleeion of the a Trews. de Nsmiamstique et Olf PluVir," consisting of 20 volumes in folio, and contrionig a thousa t d *spared plates in folio, re product a upwards of 16.000 specimens, and is divided lOW three classes-Ist: The mini, medals, cameos, &c., of antiquity ; 2nd, Theo of the middle-opm; lastly, those of modern times. The details of this immerse mum of artistic wealth would be endless; but these three classes seemed to be arranged sowed tog to the latest classification of numbinsatmts. Mast lovers of art have their favourite periods and well. beloved masters, hut in this varied range ore:cel lists It is difileult which to @sleet for preference and admiration. The cameos hate a beauty and ANN NO. 1, 217 *) Io R T RAIT of Ow IGH' 1' r w.r.—TAUL IrEL 4. . It .04.4, ram • !i. - abole t•• • ~. 0 A pk!trt rtTellital broil • • ptithlilat. 11 ' • '. a.. Coeilro. ; en. ol Mikado 1 ' • • *tit. Iva* ,very tioid • i; roes. MU ilutiißAllltN to AO Trli t I . .e r e - aria bawl r • , ,u , l In ao.vo t.d ottlipari gap. wit' T. . ~• ago. , t to • .r.te OM sp. .1r WOO" AMU • I,A wirtlbt&l . 2._ mel 1:T. Ca IMO T. PA T: • , ' &Jo .w. r.bel s ' • tit Ott Ma • .. • • •• NM of .rplowe elm tr . • . - Ise IRIS et mil Wail* TM ' 7 ' 141 reAlleferi. I • ,•• • Almost au . ; fartfor V 4;11 t: 11.1 Elvialnag. 1 4 NGL I . IF E ASSU r • ~,,...armatreit, Y . ..: “sobt linaur isibbees --- ss big ittlaU Re be pialbabee so litT a t i r ....a ti kw & lagmeieee areilbe LILL. OM lifillar rablisitka (this et de d Vi ud* lb by 17 fished le aseksil, SS Ss. !IM S. rifts% sue. VSTRALIA.-ALTERA !SAGg sr MCCCET.—Pmeds se ollowag deeds Yds aslosed add vMf isessuldes eV did. wedged mid de ors seed et • J a i deed Is MEd guiesss. ) peneesel dodders d dad .sgreeisi t• fry ea mew Nigh dole am is—. lABI s 4 ail king, —.slow WWI -.Can *--- Past ?My 13 ' Psis. Opfer, ... An. 1. Wards . lbw Map. Aug. I. L. W. Wright. adrift ... . keg. 1. sew oisiesty smolsyed WI wis, sstasissary imam lb& m e ter Irst order. any diri l f lobo derpstai a We se as emit swab ; is via as vs' Ihruses Usk is.. sib Cos i sisstipse to is ism W are hirwardsd by is mist m. ....,.... 1ffi1i. 1 4 .2 = 1641 “4 " LIAM which far sarpass that of busts sad status; they Prime the skill of peeping, whisk. with rare ex ceptiny such as the Mobs and Lawny Is seldom aimed at in the oases important pisees of mciptare. Osman, monever, let us, as it were, into** meets of in-door life. To these sonsideratione we may add that these gems have had in immeasit hansom on Pesach modera att. The " Apotheosis of Augustus" especially, known to satiqsarians as the Agate of Ti us," the largest cameo in the world, and beautifully engraved the size of the original in this °Amities, may be traced in more than one of their late osinpositions. It is said that large medallions arsonists of taste either in the medallist or the lesarshit r e u t .apposed to honour; if so, Duped and Varian have drawn a thick veil over the effulgence of Louis x We would not, however, loss their wigs and smiles fora world of historiettes. But it is to be remembered that the more names are blazoned on works of art, the more art be- MOM deteriorated. In this respect the present mi kados sheers the rapidly prozreseive march of this evil them! 26 astarise—a most instructive subject sentengktisn. SPORTING. SALISBURY RACES. Tuunarasa-atnasPear. . Owe rases same off es Thursday ; sad, notwithstanding the weather woo very Rae, the attendance on the course was very this, there beiol scarcely any nobility and gentry in the sesphbourbood present; but the racing throughout the d• wee first rate. WILIIIIIII3 STAILIS Of 25 son. each ; the winner to pay 10 ens. to the food. Two wiles. _ _ a — yrs, --- ist alb (Gower) I Lord IL G. Wm, 3 ps, Jet 91b 2 Lord Pembroke ea Mewls, 4 yrs. 74. 3 The following also raa :—Wc. F. Haddlestone na Petioles, 4 yrs. Est 9lb • Wt. W. F. Ilnatebball na West Indian, 3 yrs, Est 610 ; Mr. H. Hefty at Hellos, 6 yn, 64. A splendid rare, won by a lesorth. COONTY GOLD CI7P of 70 son. value in specie, by sub scription of 10 lose. each; the winner to pay 10 sore. to the fun. _Two miles. Ms. 11;nooad lisonsor, 4ln (my) I Dobsedildrasad's a yrs . . 2 SW IL Illathent ad itatiSp h et , i yes. (Often) 3 Wee by a sink. A boaatifal nee betoken the Ant sad soseed berm. btu tbs Stockbridge Book na a bad third. CZYT lizsgazas' Pc.cra of 60 sow. arab, added to a Swoopstakos of 6 son. sash. Tits wisher te pay 5 son. to We food. 11 Mr. Bissiers Chided:lam 4 yrs Lord H. G. Lesnox's The Wres, yrs (Kitchener 2 Mr. T. Herbert's kathlow, 3 yes ... (Toed 3 Woo nay by two leagtbs CrrT Hoist., Talus 18 son. is specie. sad 12 son. from tbs fond, added to a Sweepstakes of 6 son. sack. Heats. 1 mils. Mr. atollarrs Troodtprite, 3 yrs (A. Day) I 2 1 Mr. T. 11. Smith'. Cambric, 4 yes (guild') 2 3 dr Mr. Etym . " Heather BeH. 3 yrs (6oster) 3 1 2 Seel" beat a wall-oostasted roes. FRIDAT—SICOND DAT. _ _ _ The weather was again very propitious, and the attendsnee on the course was more humorous than on the first day. The following i. the return of the running : four start Of 10 110 , 11. each, with 60144.4 if start. The winner to pay 10 soya. to the fund. T.Y C. Lavin. G. Leftl4ol'B be fby Don John {Kitchener) 1 Mr. Ilayter's be 1 Terwiehoni Mr. IL Warina's be f 0100 M Mr. J. Pawners Aaotralind ♦ weil-cormeeted nee, war by a lencth. Oulthres Pion of 100 eon., for 31r -olds, get 2lb ; four, Bit 6.0 ; Ave, lost ; sin and aged. 104 lb. Three miles. mope Pitt's Mosower, 4 yrs ($4) walked over. Corwry MIXDOIIe PLATS of 50 son., added to a Sweep seek.* of 6 sore. each. Mares and 'oldish* allowed 3lbe The winner to pay 6 eon. to the hood. One mule cad 3 quarters. Mr. H. Robinrin's Coofklenee, 3 yrs Itt. T. King's West Indian, 3 yrs Mr. S. Herbries . liatklera,.3 yrs (Goiter, I 2 Was e.dj by throe kerb,. Sorm WIWITILW RAILWAY STAKES 0126 tom, added to a Sweet:wakes of 6 rms. each. Heats. Ow milt. Mr. Ewe'. ad Atheist= Ewes) 0 1 w o Mr. Stollard's Woot4prite . Mr. Ilayter's Heather Bell 3 dr 0 The lint beat wee a splendid me, Atialatans and Wood sprite running a dead heat; awl the alsand beat was won cleverly by half a neck. GREAT YARMOUTH REGATTA. JULY 18 —SSCOND DAT. The fineness of the tnis day bscia3lat a great deal more company to our regatta than on the previous day. The following yachts entered for the first match, a time race, for a vim of 501., the sailing coarse being the same as that on the first day, sad half a minute par toe being allowed. 111.T.T.C. (tows) SO, Lied tooda.brcugh Diana 11.T.E.C. 63, J. O. Qui&, Esq. „ SO, J. Wicks, Fiq The places being drawn for the Cynthia drew No. 1, sad the captain of the Mosquito drew No. 2, the former boat had, theist re, the choice, and having taken her berth, Lord Lon desborough refused to start unless he were allowed to re main to the windward of the Cystl'is. This, of course, being contrary to all club rule, Mr. Wicks world not assent to, claimirl his right to the windward berth. After a variety of fruitless attempts to adjust differences, the match was declared off. Great surprise and vexation was very ge 'Denny expressed at the unwarranted and obstinate refusal of hie lordship to abide by the estsblished roles. The nest prize was a grand sailing match by the beaten yawls in the previous day's race. Six yawls started, at lb. 50m. 324., and they came in as under Hest Round. Second Round. Pleiades', bet 61 Sb. DIA. 245. Sh. 91m. Sea Eel*, 63 .. ..„ Sb. Sim. Us. Fox A variety of matches by local boats eoncluded the sports. The above returns, when eespered with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation asses £30,044,086 Daman £108.450 Cinalatisa twelve 20.274,020 Increase 817,460 POOR apsille Other &peke Goverment seseritlea la Other hankie( dsperseest.. leaking seser ia thesruesse 14052 4 4271 Damns 1,434661 Cele eel Was is bsal departutsete ..... 16,844,307 Danes 24,301 Sem a day sad other bills.. 1,331,619 Iciness 81,270 The Rest 3,149,011 lacreus 69,09.5 The Risme 10,570287 Decrease 811,781 The quarterly sales of Indigo, which commenced on the 9th inst., terminated this day, consisting of 12,226 chests. The result of the ssle is thus noticed by Messrs. Wilkinson and Jewesbury in their circular of this evening : The advisee established on the first day has been main- Mined throaghost the sale, and, if anything, with increased firmness towerds the end : Importers have Ouses areas support by withdrawing large quantities as the sale pro gramed. The purchases for Foreign amount have been considerable, hat the hone-trade ►ave only purehased to a moderate szteat ; buyers generally have been willing to wait for mon certain information respecting the growing crops, which will be obtained before the sale in October next.' A fair proportion has been taken for emeulatira amount. Of Me quantity brought forward, it it estimated that 1,075 ' elmsra are bought in, 5,232 withdrawn, and 6,919 sold, to which may be added about 1,190 of the bought in and with. drawn; making the total quantity sold 7,100 chests, of which 4,100 chaste are for export, 1,600 for home use, and 1,600 for rmaals. The meeting to take into consideration the subject of re-taring old goods, is fixed to take place at the London Ccounercisl Sale Rooms, Mincing Lase, cm the 29th instant. The following are the quotations, as compared with the last May sale : good and fine shipping 4d. par lb. higher; ordinary and da (fictive ditto, and broken and con suming, 4d. to 6d. ; Madras, 2d. ; Koval, 43. to 6d. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 9 per milk, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.37 1 e ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.424, it follows that gold is 0.21 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. The price of gold at Hamburg on the 16th inst. was 433 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold gives an exchange of 13.9 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.91, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent. dearer in London then in Hamburg. By last advice, the course of exchange at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per sent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in favour of England; and after making allowance lor difference of interest and charges of transport, the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Bills on Vienna and Trieste were negotiated for this mail at rates more in favour of drawers, beyond which there was no perceptible change in the general rates of exchange, which were the following : Mao. Trims negostated. Prom To Ilambare ... 314. 111 Amsterdam Ditto . ... —........ 11 Ns Rotterdam ............ " 12 24 23 63.._ 25 113 Pork .'" Short. 23 424 43 Ditto 6>6s. Nonerilleo " 23 63 .. ... banally% -- " Tama TAM. —...—.„..... N ....—. U Piteraborg .... ...... • --... V 1 a Codas.. " 70 al .... 26 3 Noplos ........_..».». N ...—... 40 I i Palermo " Mashie Liston .90 days date.. . . 33 4 Oporto The accounts from the Mauritius by the Over land Mail, extend to the 21st May, and re present the affairs of the colony in the most satisfactory condition. 'fhe markets, however, had become depressed, owing to the unfavourable newt from all parts of Europe for ;sugar. The price had declined to 4 dole. to 5 dole. 20c. The crop of sugar will be about 118 millions pounds, of which 112 millions bad alr.ady been shipped. Exchange bad been done at par, bat closed at 2 per cent. prem. Letters from Batavia of the 23th May report con siderable sales of white cotton goods at steady prices, but no advanoe had taken place. For coloured goods generally the demand was moderate, and the sales effected had been at low prices. The stock of Eng lish iron was very great, and the anxiety of holders to realise kept prices very low. The result of the March coffee sales in Holland had checked all specu lative demand for tie article, and prices therefore were only nominal. Bencoolen pepper had exchanged hands at 141 f. Sugar was less firm, and holders of old stock were disposed to accept lower rates. Freight to Eastland was quoted at 31, and the exchange 13f. The accounts from the smaller West India islands sp. ak much more encouragingly of the prospects of the crops, owing to the copiou showers of rain which had fallen in nearly every district. In St. Christo pher's the rains had been general all round the island. At Barhadoes also the weather continued to be all that the planters could wish. Incessant rains had prevailed all over St. Lucia, quite changing the face of the country, and greatly benefiting the sugar canes. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. COURT OF ARCHES. Boman Om IL J. Pm. CLOSE OF THE GORHAM CASE. °mum e. Tun Humor or B=urns. This morning, it Wog known that Sir Herbert 'saner Lust t ad appointed an extra couyt ray for the ppuarpoes of re miviog the return by the Lord Bishop of Baster of the I•tters of presentation of the Rev. Mr. Graham by her Ma. jetty to the vicarage of Branspiori-fisks, the court was unu sually crowded. The ease, it is well known, was originally instituted in this court in the smite* of a writ of duplex querele when Sir Herbert Jenne? Feast decided in favour of the iishep of Blew, thereby justitying the bishop in his refusal to institute Mr. Gorham to the vicarage. Oa appeal =0 aim the Quinn in Pries:Consoll, the Judicial ttee reversed that decision, end remitted thecae@ back to this court, upon which a monition wan issued to return l, tiers of presentation. Pending the return, the Bishop of Beeler has mused at ;gill:lotion to be made mum @slyly to the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exche quer for a writ of prohibition to restrain Sir Herbert Jenner Putt aid the Archbishop of Canterbury Irma earryinft effect the judgment of the Judicial Committee. The judges of each court, however, refused tv grant the writ, and the only question lilt was what coarse the Bishop of Exeter would per.se. The li.pistrar, at the sitting of the court to-day, formally called on the ease of " Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter for a return of letters of preeen'atton, when Dr. Aidatas stated that the Bishop of Exeter, in sompli mos with the monition, had brought in the piesentursuu, which was in the bands of Mr. Toiler. At the some time. the Bishop of Banter (Mired hie to my that he hod meta panted the presentation with a protest. Mr. Bawdier—That is a very unusual ODIUM. Dr. Addame — It L only a:Ossuary. Mr. Bowdler—lt will be a quotas for the meet es IS 'bother the oration shall be received. Judge —The presentation cannot be brought before the court like this. The presentation is brought in for the first time with a protest, and the court will sot receive It. Dr. Addanas—Will the e;ur. like to let it stand over till a st—• Judge—No. I ought to have had nodes that this protest wee to have ben brought in. Indeed, the ;cementation ought to have been brought is absolutely. Dr. Addams—lt is aaiy the bishop's explanation. Judge—l hale nothing to do with tho bishop. Dr. Addame—Will you let it stand ever ? Judge—No. I shall not; I shall accept the presentation and reject the proUet. The letten of presentation wend's@ handed in, and the protest taken off. It is understood that Kr. dorhare will be instituted to the livirg by the Archbishop of Canterbury nut week. AIIitIVAL, OF BULLION FROM 0 FII A The Amphitrite, 21 corvette, from South America, with a large freight of bullion on board, arrived this mortsiog at P or t s mouth, where she will discharge Mr treasure for eon moms to the Bank et Beglemd. THIS DAY. Two o'Czoox. The market opened this morning at yesterday's prices, Consols being first called 961 to 1 for money, and 963 to 97 for account ; they soon, how ever, became weak, and the subsequeet pub lication of the political news from Denmark sent back prices, and they fell to their present quotation, 9G to /, both for money and the 14th August. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done at 971, and last at 971; the New Thret-and-a-Quuter per Cents., at 99, and last at 981. Exchequer Bills mark 675. and 70s. for all sizes ; and India Bonds, 91s. and 89s. Bank Stock, 2121, 11, and 12. India Stock, 270. The market for the foreign securities candies , unchanged, with only a very small business gang forward. The rates of actual hotlines'' which are subjoined, present no change from yesterday. Bra zilian Old Bonds have been dealt in at 92. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Coats., at 92; exchange, 25fr. Four per Cent Dutch Certificates, at 881 and 891. Eqoador, at 4 and 31. Mexican, for the 31st inst., at 30 and 291. Peruvian Defe rred, at 351 and 35. Portuguese Five per Cents. ' at 861. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 961. Three per Cent. Spanish, at 371-. 11NOL1311 Helik ROA. 21113 3 par OL Lam. 511 1 TALLOW XAMEET.—THIS DAT. 3 off ocoss.Aams., 961 There is sot * l i a rs alteration to sedge la this market 9011.1111 today, either la as in any other II pat Oa. dadeba Illiskak There here belie little unlade* is the=tal Hardia en atf o ,l_.• s*. emu Se the spot nue this day west, still parshaese Mu boss no. FA, — 0 7: Ar n. . 4 ... 91 3 donne in ell peepers. The voles aline asetTallow Cam- _ featly •se se die is 30e. 61.1 s We., sad la Werke 3d. se 3d. per owl. less. , ter _ars mf lbws ensalluster /away is the lest throe inesthe of the Div . 0 , 6 . b .M es maw isene wily a Sahel hselasz l hae 10dprotalasUrra..atadp ak MTh. Me le la. Nee Mbesillissi at Us. MO. 1.4 nue pir t=Ma ar dk dd Dar. I Ipa MOM ACC NI tizri er tu. so4fo mns, as. to TOL N FUND& , 1 pit C7l. Ikets..ll4 Ortawis Dawn/ MA, 4 per OIL Ma. NA, Par Ok. lambs Ilea IA a Ns.. 17111 4 6 SS 4 1.13 14 Tao Mx, Two oTtnez. The than market continue depressed, priees ge nerally skewing a declining tendency. Great West erns ere particalszly heavy, and the stook km fallen about U. per amt., having been last dealt in at 36. Midlands have declined to 32k. South Euterpe mark 13;1 London and North Western% 1081 I Berwick', 131. P 4.1 Damns 1411,w445. I q d 1 Abwd Pa* . .. Ar to. or'b, rot.; No e W art Joa ... • Beds II MIA& Mat (ot. is 14141.14=°L) 'T.Z.E7 Il I 4 gla. - The CHAIRMAN, is opesing the meeting, said the shareholders were aware that • bill had been Keel in Chan cery by certain 601. shareholders against the company and the directors, to restrain them from making calls, ilto. In onsiquenes of the filing of that bill, a notaber of gentle men waited upon the directors u a deputation, it being un derstood that the bill in Chaaosry should be suspended until sash time as the shareholders had had an opportuaity for osaelderiag the proposal whkh they made to the dirmors Ildwiammediegly anxious to avoid litigation and to preserve pow in the company, the direeton theaght it right to call the ellanoildises together and to take council with them oa the etr(Hear, hear.) He urged very strongly the deli esse, if possible, of arriving at a fair and peaceable ansageassat. (Hear, hear.) The dine-tars had no isterest in this milf .= := from the great body of the shareholders. Vadoce had waited upon the directors, but be had is y told them that It war inapsosilsa for the dimities to eatereala any prepention that was not for the general advantage of the whale body. shareholders. (Hear, bear.) They were, however, in this position they must either Light the bill, or come to some arrange. meat. The deputa.ion from the 601. shareholders had hitherto displayed • fair spirit ; and he might state that they represented holders of old stock, as well as 601. shareholders. The directors were anxious that the subject should be calmly discussed; and be repeated that their great desire was to arrive at a peace ful an 4 amicable solution of the difficulty, in order to avoid litigation. He submitted that the Midland Company were losing 20,0001. a year in the shape of debenture interest, in consequence of the divisions amongst the shareholder,. (Hear, hese ) He was sure that the Midland Company could give as good security u any other company, and it behoved the shareholders to consider well their interests and to look to the general benefit of the whole company. (Hear, hear.) As it might happen that be would be called on to put in an sawn to the bill filed in chancery, it was neces cry that he should be cau tious what he stated, and if there ore he was rather more costive than usual to 4ley, he hoped they would clearly un derstand why he was an. (Hear, hear.) He would only add that the directors, under all the circumtancts, were disposed to regard favourably the prposition which had been made to them, and which would be hid before the meeticg for its decision. Mr. Ellis stated that the call now made would not cover all the liabilities; besides the 51. now called a further sum of 31.65. W. would be required to clear off the loan notes, &c. Mr. WADKIN, secretary to the Glasgow Committee, than came forward to submit the proposition to the meeting, Dr. O'BRIEN begged to ask whether Mr. Wadkin was not solicitor to the bill in Chancery ? (Cries of "Ht ar, hear," and " answer.") Mr. WADKIN.-1 am solicitor to the committee. (" Oh, !") He then proceeded very briefly to urge the prudence of the step proposed, but begged to be excused front going into the reasons, as he must be cautions what be said, he being solicitor for the bill. (" Da, oh !") The fifty pound shareholders resisted the payment of a further call upon their shares, being convinced that they had already paid sufficient. He then stated that be had sent proxies front persons holding consolidated stock to the amount of 40,0001.; he had alto sent proxies from twenty-four others representing a large amount of property; so that be cid not stand there as the yepresentative merely of ths fifty pound shareholders. He then submitted the following proposition : " That the 6 per cent. dividend on the 351. already called on the 601. shares shall nose to be payable after the 31s; of December, 1850. That 331.6.. 81. (part of such 351.) shall be cousolidated into and receive dividend rateably with the g I capital stotk of the company, from the I.t January, 1851, the company guaranteeing thenceforth a dividend of 41 per cent. on any future calls which may be made on the 601. shares (beyond the call now due), and also on 11. 13s. 41. per share, pan of the 3-51 already called up. That an act of parliament shall be applied for to motion the foregoing arrangement " Mr. BROCKLEBANK, of Liverpool, seconded the pro posal. Mr. O'BRIEN slid the shareholders had been called together for WAWA, but as yet they bad not Leud any reasons assigned why they should agree to the proposition. Mr. WAIMEIN said they ware subjudics ("Oh, oh.") Mr. BRANCEER, of Liverpool, protested against the proposal that the meeting should sanction the arrangement without hsving all the information before them. The chair man woo quite right in keeping silence, hot thee' who came forward fur their sanction to toe proposal ought to let them know on what grounds they demanded it. (Cheers.) He then spoke against the prcpoaitioe, on the grounds that it was unfair and unjust, and ought not to be sanctioned. Rather than agree to such a proposal let them go before the House of L'lds, state their cue, aced he was sure they would disallow so unequiteble a claim. (Hear, hear.) If there was to be such changing about all confidence would be loot in the stability of railway property. (Hear, hear.) Instead of purchasing pest:, the adoption of this proposal would ensure c.ntinual war, and the property of the company would be irretrievably injured. (Cheers.) He was for a fair arrangement, but totely against guarantee. (Hear, hear.) Thl CHAIRMAN said the two reasons assigned in sup port of the hill were, the over issue, and that certain lines were abandoned. Mr. T. OISBORNE said it was quite clear that the directors were in a scrape, and the shareholder too; end the grave question for them to consider war, how were they to gel out of it? (Hear, hear.) The issues of 501. shares made by Mr. Hudson in 1643 were intended for two pur poses—to enable the directors to complete certain lines ; and the tardier intention was to get rid of pert of jute debenture debts. Mr. Hudson obtained a vote of the meeting of pro prietors to issue 83,000 501. shares, whereas he, by a stroke of his pea, illegally issued 77,500. This tact be (Mr. Gis. borne) relieved was accidentally discovered by the committee et investigation. The CHAIRMAN—The fact is, Mr. Hudson said. "Issue 77,500 shares, and we'll rectify it another time." (" Oh, oh," and laughter ) Mr. GISBORNE—That he never did recti'Y it, and I sup pose never told anybo4 of it when the discovery was made. The CHAIRMAN—It wee told to Hudson, but the board never were aware of it. (Hear, hear.) Mr. GISBORNS then proceeded to show that the new call of 6001. or 7001. had been made necessary owing to the legal act to which he had referred, and the question was, how were they to get out of the scups they were in ? As tar as he could judge, though not a 501. shareholder himself, he thought the 501. holders had just cause to resist the new call; but as for as the validity of the proposal hetire the meeting was concerned, he (Mr. (noisome) did not offer an opinion. He was, however, de cidedly opposed to Proceeding in Chancery, which would be ruinous to the best interests of the company. For himself, he would sell out at all risks, if it were determined to fight the question in Chancery. (Hear, tear.) He suggested that one director and two shareholders should be selected to act as a committee to make a fair and equitable arrangement. (Cheers.) Mr. Osborne suggested that the 601. shares should be cut down to 401, and the holders of these should pay the call now made. Mr. WYLIE, of Liverpool, was in favour of a fair and equitable arrangement, but he denounced the proposal before the meeting as most unjust. The hon. proprietor proceeded at great length to expose the objects of the Glasgow committee, upon some of whom he made some severe remarks, and was loudly cheered throughout. Mr. Wylie intimated that if this proposal were accepted, legal proceedings would be taken by holders of consolidated stock, so that it would not purchase peace. He concluded by sup porting Mr. Gisborne's proposal. Mr. MAXWELL and Mr. BROWN retorted upon Mr. Wylie, and there was a scene of great uproar and confusion for some time. Mr. T. ATKINSON evoke strongly in opposition to the proposal, and denounced the proceeding in Chancery as a mere 6ruhitss /Wines, Three courses were open to the 501. holders. First, they might bring en action at common law against the directors who sued those shares; second, they might proceed in Chancery; and thirdly, they might take the broad course by applying to parliament. He gave It as his opinion, as a lawyer, that the proceed ings in Chancery would fail ; and he read a recent decision of Lord Cotten ham. lie then read the following statement:-2 per cent. dividend would leave a perpetual annuity of 32,188/. ; shown thus-77,246 new sixth shares of 161. 13s. 44.-1.287,4101. ; perpetual guarantee thereon of 41 per Gent., 67.9341. ; de dectieg ordinary demand (2 per cent.), 25,7481 ; making 32,186; teaching a perpetual annuity which, valued at twenty years' Ourshase. 643,7201; less the sum" of 3 per cent. on 2,574,832-77,2451.; leaving 568,4751., or a premium to mews the payment of 1,287,4101. from the 601. shares, Mr. Bowen, of L . eds, and Mr. Writhed, of Liverpool, educated a eompreenise. The CHAIRMAN here wished to say a word or two. He would give no opinion in support of either propcsi- Mon ; but would lay a statement, drawn up with egTeingffNia. grea t ca., Mr. " 4" ' E thbe ll s ie forpft t e he iwel n iul itel m"ar th drar e agge ;ol rar k e i le i t ug waniis s gd tate itt m she e w nt orr t e — kal- Number of 601. shares created, 77,866; of which are un issued, 610; issued, 77,245. The amount called up behq 331. share, the interest payable in 1861, at 5 per cent, will mould on 2,703,6761 to 135,1781. 16s. But supposing/ tits proposed arrangement be agreed to, and the divided on the eoseelideted stock to be at the rate of 3 per moat., the axonal will stand thus for 1861 Dividend on 77,243 dm". 331. 61. Bd. per share, 3 per me., 77,2461; dividend on 77,246 sharer, 11. 13e. 44. per sham, 4i per cent.. 6,723 1 . total, 83,0381 ; benefit arising to the holden of sowipwasie. Dr. O'BRIEN moved that a committee of five gentlemen be appointed to inquire into the matter, and report to the next haltyearly meeting. Mr. OARBUTT, of Leeds (a director), strongly urged the meeting to adopt the propoeal before the meeting. Mr. GIBBORNE said, if he thought that by cu*.ting down the Mi. shares to forty pound., that would stop the Coancery nit, he would gladly propose such a resolution ; but he did not feel confident that such would be the case, ("Try it!") His objection to a guarantee bad been removed by the pro posal that a clause shall be inser'ed in the act of parliament to relieve them from thst ; he therefore withdrew his pro position for the •ppppstntmeit of two gentlemen. Mr. IRONSIDEB then moved as an amendment to the original proposition, that the UW. shares be cut down to 401 , with no guarantee, and that parliament be asked to sanction this arrangement. After a few words from Captain SALMON, the Chairman proceeded to teke the Inn of the meeting. The amendment was negatived. He then put the origaisi pro position, to which the following clause use added " And that an act be applied far to sanctiln this arrangement, power being retained to pay off at par the guaranteed portion of the calla above mentioned." The orieinal proposition, with this addition, was carried by a large majority on a show of har.ds being Win. Mr. BRANCKER demanded a poll; and Dr. O'BRIEN banded to the chairman a protest aghast the votes of ea the 501. holders who have not paid up the last call. . . The result of the poll wu a majority for the propmitiou of 6,789. Mr. BRANCKER entered protest against carry'.ng out the proposi'ian. The meeting, which was an exciting one, lasted fire hours• 3 k - L •l 4 1.471-1 We lir Wait aides Jots 13.1880 —diratalrig : ra-- .r , C awl Biiiiii ' ' in 0.044.066 En IPAIIMIIPIL OWNS . ... ilevemesust Illenallie uis .... .." 1 ... . . 1.141,011 Pal DNA ...6 , ra-k E. Arsallte . 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SS Preston and Wire lei Do. ..h.des (A) II Read., Wad. sad Reigate 1 Ropton sad h hc in W. Seeped% Estenaion I 3 Reettab Central tagelit4 R Rirm., Cue A S Do., New Guaranteed . SD Shrewsbury sad Mester lain) 10 Do. Hulett 20 Do. O•wortry 1 Do. New ... 10 Do. per wing. Ppd. 61 Shropshire Gahm 110 South Devon 2.5 Do. Preemies „. St South statordshlre 13 South Eastern ... 311 Do. No. 10 Do. No 4 Reedered SO South Wales 124 obeg.,ftoth.,kooole, N.D. Guar. 5 per Cent 20 Waterford and Kilkenny... SO Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. pia. 25 Do. do. do. do. SO Wilts, Somerset, &Worn. 15 York,Neweastle &Berwick 20 Do. Eat. (York& Nowa. 9 Do. G.N.L.PureltoePret So Work and North Midland. 10 Do. Preleretwo Foams RAILWAYS. Analo-ltallan Italian and Austrian) 20 Boulogne sad Amiens .. 20 Central Franco (Vierseel 6 Dutch Rhenish 7 gut Indian S Great Indian Peninsula .. I Do. 20 Namur and Liege 16 Northern of Frazee 7 Orloansand Boedeaux 20 Paris and Oskar 20 Parts and Bowen IS PATS' and Membourg 20 gown and Havre 10 issobre and Meuse 14 Tours and Nantes 4 60 30 13 di. :: b 4 a ' 561 57 71 74 di& 95 97 471 494 204 214 97 54 - 93 93 79 73 SS 77 Pe .. le6 IS 49. 91 91 di& 10 91 dim 111 17 ex d 81 9 di. 91 92 6 7 _ _. i l .66 1 dia. 6 dia. di. 16 1 dis 4 46 791 606 IN 140 i lll Bt. St. II 11f llf 58 60 58 60 108 11 13; 118 106 ual P lB Pra 54 55 pos. 23 12 dia. Is 17 dls. 21 pts. 144 15 4 db. IS 16 S 9 i Si #4 41 di 112 i S 261351 S th/4:ls H 1 131 1191 120 i „ $1 IS 1411 111141. 1 17 4:llst Ili 11 • 4 dSs $ 9 Ni 6 7 pa. 18 IS i 11 rm. Pa I s► - 9 d& 71 7 di& 9 te 11 1 3 4 1 4 41. 11 IL lot 41 4 3 00 • 7 S 1 41 at dim 14 4 4 13 30 32 es int 1 I !Si tRi 40 42 ex Int 141 141 1 11 Ms. 1 5 4) ctlarlu I 141 $ 2i dlasla 5 45 di,. 74 11 14 145 ex int e l t 6 dl& i f pen n ezln par Pm. , 7 6 i r . " 7 dls. W ; 141 145 Mulv 21 3as In SO SS „ 23 331 al a 9 9 2 1 2 91 95 dla six 5541 821 I 91 101 17e et Int II I 6+ 74 14 13f 414 ex Int In 4 116 14 LIVERPOOL, July 19. SToci-lixoluwou.—TM market to-day promoted no feature of interest. Prices are Just as they were. Leedom and North Western, lOC e.—DP to (new 1 shares), 1 p.—lhtto (fifth sham), p. Manchester, ShoMeld, and Lincoln. 1$ —Midland, 33 —Ditto OW shares), 34 I Vieth' d.—Ohroseshlre Union Railway and Canal, 41 d. — York, Newcastle, and Berwisit (original N. and B.), 14—Dublin and Belfast Amok% sa d. MANCHESTER. July 19. BTovr.l:cwkwae.—There was eery little basin's done, sad prices Pere decidedly lower, especially in Leeds stock. BIRMINGHAM, July 19. ernen-Rxerwron.—Sheres were firmer in this market to day, but there win not mush business doing. LEEDS, July 19. STOCII•EICTRANOIL—There bee b en little badness on 'Chinn this morning, rod quotations wont no materiel variation. Nebo—Yrot lanesahlre, ti; Oceet Noithoms,u db.; Laadoo end North Western stork, 104. 13111111WISURY AND CHZITIZ RAILWAL—A BMW sowings of tho sharsholdsrs in this lino muhiqd at the _______ =Weft on Thareday for the purpose of taking Into Me draft of • roamed Mil entitled " An Let woad the AGM relating to the Oxford, Worcester, sad Wolverhampton Rainey Company, mil to wafer addl. Nasal palms on the same company sad ors cartels other eampeakee." Mr. Wardell, eltalrmas of the board :of digesters. occupied the chair ; sod Mr. Hoban. the law de*, nod the draft of the proposed amesded hill et the Oirierd. Wormater, and Wolverhampton laQep. The lois plat is it was a clause authorising dos asyssy te borrow • onm of 800.0001.. on mortgage or eliwwise et their lino tf seemessy, for ite completion, whisk ens might either be siessesd sr ilia repayment gnersaiimi by the Beath Suit hadibles, w Illuevrabary sad Birmiagliama mil the Skews bury ead Cheater Comptaise, although power was takes,* thelimetallinry sad Chester Company to aid the ether two eempanise is implode, the Calera, Wormier, mid Wolverhampton lies. It nu provided that se ism el 11014 7 shield be advanced or pirsetee glees by the Illirmrshury OW orator Company solos easiest wee gives_ by at WA three-iiithe ely the shareholders. After a geed deal of me mesities sad some opposition a resetatios qateevish of the emending set was carried, mid the meeting brake up. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Melon. evoyi tad Davit mod Was it do Mow*/ quotations !—Priato Meadow, 704. to 784.; lafwiae, 631. to EM ; say, 113 t. to ; Olovor, 70a. to Ilk ; sow. adr. lo 720. ; Sum Us. to 300. At one o'clock yasterdsy a numerous meeting of the of the llidlead Cmapaay wee held at the Derby wee SWSl s ohoaxDims Req., M.P., is the that?. The meeting " to seasidvr the eapediewey of sabering into aor tal* aneogamenss with the bidders of the 601. shelve in the said sompesty, fov ea shanties of the coaditioss, rights, sad privileges istasains to snob shares, sad the preferential divi dends dimes, mad of taking sash step as say be thought fit by the saki sawidag, emanated with say proposals which say be this made with relation to sub shares, sad for carrying late elks say emageiseate rollick may be op peeved by the said meths relative thereto." 28 1 i sz Int teed stock, 62,1401. If, however, the dividend on the non teed stook be at the rat* of 24 per lent. only, the gt will then amount to 86,0141. Supposing a farther au of 3/. 131. Bd. he celled up on or before Janaery 1, 1862, making W. per char., guaranteed, and the dividend on the consolidated stock to be at the rata of 3 per cent., the ascent will stand thus for 1852 and subsegumt years : reaziteed dividend 388,2241. at 46 per eent. 17 , 3801.2..8.1 ; tguarseteed. but taking dividend as o rdinary stock, at 3 par cont., 11,6861. 16s. ; loss arising to the nosaguaranteed stock, 6,7931 7s. 81.; should the dividend on the consoli dated stock be at the rate of 24 per cent. only, the logs will be 7,7241. 10s. The gain in 1851 will cancel the logs in eight subsequent years. and should the dividend at the ex piration of that period or earlier amount to 44 per cent , no Lou would arise to the holders of coasolidated stock by the conversion of 61. ordinary into guaranteed 'lock. (Hear, hear.) Kr. IRONSIDES (of Sheffield) supported Mr. Clistiorne'e views. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK Mlles opened. Nausea( Ratlway. 1349. 31 371 64 164 614 734 322 514 674 100 221 126 1681 2201 70 101 121 435 51 1711 2161 15 114 126; 1860. 71 100 224 143 1881 230 244 39 124 470 1711 239 114 16)4 491 60 290 f 255 107 e 72 82 8$ BRITISLI. lA.berdeen Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lain., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn, &IV *lrak. Brist.l and Exeter Caledonian. 1849 ICheater and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Lublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen J unc. Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancuhira Eastnn Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Ediubur e th, Perth, and Dundee 'Furness Railway Glssgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock 'Great Northern& E. Lincolnsb Great Southern andWestern(l) Groat Western Lancaster and Car..ele 1.-menhirs) and Yorkshire Leads and Thirak Lirerpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Wacky:all London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry end Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, Manchester, Shet , & Linooht Manchester and S iutt Junction Maryport an l Carlisle Midland Midland Grest Western. (I) Nowcastle and Carlisle NOrtiliritTec ''''' North Stoffad , hire North Western 1 3cottish Central 1 800ttieh ).idland 'Shrewsbury and Birmingham I,Shrewsbury and Cneater IShronshire . Unian 'South Devon I Routh Emtern ISvar.h Wales Sout!Yerk .Donaastar &Gaols Taff Vale 7SO 1,112 deter Wcat Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick i York and North Xidlaad 1 .416 4,48 b 6,091. 2,154 310 917 1,192 Foftwox. Amiens amid Boulogne Dieppe .... Alontereau aad Troyes !Northern of France . _ _ 7141 4,1193 16,409 1,679 4,014 1 2,4021 3,624 1,380 2,147 3.772 17,448 ~671 16.133 !Orleans to B;urges ;Orleans to B rdeasi Paris and Orleans Paris and Roues iOOl 47.016 1,269 11.704 :24417 4.1 tat Lasn' 59i 'Rouen and Havre 1650. 0,420 666 1 22,463 1,204 2.619 3,160 2: , 6 249112,604 8,5701 '62i 1,299 533 5,116 6,521 3,364 454 1 1.50 1,106 458 63.6) 1,597 684 633 13,4 M 2,468 2,866 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. There has been rather more demand for Sugar this wet k, and prices of most descrip•isne hav • be. well suporied, the low kinds alone having been slightly neglected. The sale held by the Duteh Trading Company at lieut.:edam, on the 11th inst , went off with spirit, at prices tame. Is per cwt. above those previously ruling. Toe sales of I s lap were codcluded o.e the 13th. Of the total quanti y cfkred upwards of 7,000 chests met with pureh sere, and the advance quoted last week has been fully maintain^d. The demand tor Coffee has been chi, fly for the low (In:dines, which have realised very full rates, while the flier kinds have only been saleable at a reduction of fully Is. Per cwt. ' Native Ceylon is held for 435. 64., but at this price only ema'l quantities have been disposed of. The Tea ma•ltet Is I very firm, and an actise demand still exists fur common Coverts at 100. per lb.. and little in the market. 0.1 \V.d• needey and Thursda► 10.6. 1 0 catirarre were offered by publ:c gale, and 3,400 psrkvges sold at fully previous prices. MINES. (From the Mini/1 2 7 Journal.% The amount of business transacted during the week may, on the aggregate, be considered lair, whilst the iequir:es fa. shares in our !ceding mines hays continued with firmness, and, in some ins'ances, at an advance. Among those a 'ught for, we may notice South Frances, Coodurrow, Trsvi-key and Barrier, Wheal Buller, West Cation, Tressroan, Troths Han, etc. South Cara Brea has butt in request dur ing the week. Among the several mines represented to have Mirrored since our last wo may mention Condurre, South Totten., Tincroft, Betel:ark, Trelairny, Trehane, and North B suet We learn that the new north lode at Wheal Harriet, recently cut in the adit lead, is looking well, especially west of the cross sours. A meeung of shareholders is called for the 29th instant. COVENT-GARD: Vegetables are abundantly Pine-apples plentital. :N.—THIS DAY. applied ; hothouse Gropes ea& eyries we scarcer. Irtne.applett, per lb., es to be Grapes, hothouro, p. lb., 2+ to 58 Strawberries, per pun., &Ito Is6d Gooseberries. men, per IV. sieve, letkitoUtal Cherries, per Ib., 6d to la Cd lemons, per nos., le to t'a Or per lee., t i. to is 6.1 Per 100, Su. W 12s. A lit l 7ln nd u rat i ee per: b t. reTP( l;,: b u a i led ls l t i ll ls Nuts, our.. p. bush.. 30. to 22s Noll, p. lose►, 12e to Ids Kent Ceb; WSW 100 e per 1001 b. Peecbie, per dos., Ge W Ls Melons, etch, 6. to Sit Currotits, per half mere, 31 to 44 fLaspberrleo, per pottle, 11 to &I VEOKT.. French BOUM, n. 100. le to reruo, per bundle, 9d to Rh Asper ubarb. p..11e, 2d toed is Cobb.ores par dos., 60 to Is Coultdowere, per dos., le to le Pees, per stem to b to de Heaps, per sieve, le 64 o Grows, par dos. Is to le Raerst. pee bolt dors, d to 61 t 1 Poling. per toe, Ns 6 to 120. per sert.,6e to Fa boabosh„ld to 42 Tinier pee , par dos. bra.. as toes Cesom ited Out, bots,per ass, le to to wok Id to Irk% par Pa -A. 2d to I 2o d Odom, pee boodle. le to le 6,1 WM; per dem. bun., lato 6e ree r k pie awe, Ps ldog. e 64 to ba6oo:b 5. riti ABLEA. Shallots, per Ih., Id to ed Onions, per bonen, Id to 6.1 spoditt, p, dos.. lard to Is Artiehokes. 1s to fs per des. lettuce. Cab., p. more, 241 to Is Coe, per wore, ed to Is Radishrs, per II hands, fkl to Is litu.lirsoins, per pot., fed to Is Id Small :Weds. p. pun., 2d to Al Fennel, per bunch, 2,1 to &I Savory, per bunch, 2,1 to ,t.l 'Myra; per bunch, Nolen p. dos. bun., Is to Ist Pods, per 15d10.,9d. to Is NWYarforso , Pee per bomb. Id te ges per boroh. !'d Horse Itsdlsh, .r bdl.. Is to 4s Garlic, post Ds, 4d to 61 Vosstibis Ileerove, pee d 0,., le W h 1,4191 1,518 323, 463 1,W34 1 1,960 10,393! 11,n1s - I 078 - 11,)47 1,982 ; 2,584 7 . '671 7: 0 200 6,377' 7,5t2 2,7641 3,202 k 13, 13 13 81 az tat Hi i 50.376 1.344 12,167 13,326 188 f.su 2,311 I , 242 2.643 3.312 j6,c19 848 1.320 484 206 14,5915 8,602 1, 4 80 580 1,016 19,711 2,919 3,209