The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-13 00:00:00

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The Worst prelperetlea, , OW FCRIPP .1.61111 menftry Tams al the Ida i r m et; tmtie• Wee eethkee. We gem torten, le la. sal ass anovalk dimlishe ~N. ,:.totoratiese. sop fair paws ftiarepv._ nip • :ort. to the Asa. Ng I! orl dim loott mow It lelbroulle er ? • Ar. i.utleirgs. sisolls. oil lid It Ow so MIMI= ▪ ter ,. os, ma IC saft, RN" Ilmedb• sol ui =wL ed. par tib.--Smmweet ftwissi I ! ', J• o n : Jr it* wards .eWide 19=4:1 4.4 16. .r A. ROWLAND ma SNO, Lt. •-..a.1 atimaisils and rellmers. piFECT HEALTH is INVARIABLY RR vitae* Me pedOc. dicine, 10111011•1111/1•11111, m t=r i t T b• lodide* dys asssalosfal, Nam" or • -.wen ff Dl' HIRST'S DELICIOUS MALL • L▪ A I ; thowead toalwosials claire% fan Lard Yy 'ACAS, tho emend, Meadow= Alexis Snarl, of loes„ i t , 1 4 2 , Fame NW, Drs. Ure, Harvey, sad Sborkad, sad cam s.cbsof reopeetabllity, plow w octrawdbary amen c u.: me wanes of Um food beyond • doubt Is Ilaallien, 110., 2s. 9d... 31b., fa fd..; 31b.. 11s. ; 12111., 2b. 1.-e.••tre Ste.; 101 b... 33e. The 10Ifs. ad 1 L aware ewe low- 4 order.—Da Berry's Poland. Bea Boas, • • . abeaml tewedy for congas, golds, awbas, sad Y 1 er. ' :he low, Wow, sad breath, are of swivelled e,so. Is. 144. N., N. at, put-ha. Is. ed., Is. 341., r . D 4 BUTT s od CO., 111, New Boad-olaset. Lead" tad moos, elemlats, and boolasellys. ....--- eFENCEICB PULMONIC ELIXIR saw u.• Imhdar salatalos Ito biro pukka Is pulls ollmotlea, ..re 4 coostr. toll* Whims, sod pulmonary somplaisto. • prvpirtie• of We modielse ossurodl by It dr Ix , : .7.1 MA paVtaogo. la/eon two de ••• • ale torstotly tosommadsd to boo toomoo lla t a lt . . mtansta and commas wets wW In Mod to *II to Its :nor 111 II ft. MOM • sag la tottulatis ompidook sitylo• • :rt set w;11 cortaloly Alm the use d 11.—lhopoosi tad aid ; , ELAT3 sal Co., Cnorooort, halo ; tad .▪ • ....it by Ulnae, el, IL rooPs ir = "l 4l • llardsy sod : .---ned , ortrtet ; dada sod 0:14 Bow Cbarshited: Stafte • word.t.eet, laalloo; Illottsnitsod sat thearlo, Mather u• 1: -.Leo and Co. Ldlalorgli ; sod Mak Batas. la Omar, It 9d. auto` ifs Wass az la ad. soma osorly auto CULTOIWILLI XZW WOW. Is. em& by mit la AL, ENJOYMINT at LIIPR. " Utah& rereedoe, tad Mimi me el tee." : [My hAsam—lierteg end Shisaawr the Itaviror ef !aids.—The Parke, Leer, Hid fon= h• e, Wet Zee* sal Ohm pimee—Osemm es I. , et—The em—lAegee et II at fteme—Mmie— • Ileme—Oe Lem Sliegim, raglan& A. MK Ye. occupation, Sea /Lc, ALNIS tram ter MOUNTAIN& a vole. le. ; by mea • 1.-1.1111 to at Lhabouh, r.. IL—The Lakes el Ithlstem—hembismeme el Duda. Wish we elan. la.; by peel, WHAT at BAT, DIUNIa emiAVOID. - That three mare memied he oar mane um 1 wader metes ef Mewl lona (Mum and sera) el am s;lleted MAI d MsWd ecaMitotlee, that benmee the r.c.m. besets the men at Omer% biehesm, is mvely, and =Miners at me; LA Win ma MN it Me MN zed plimiefl remeities P1f1.40 - 1 •• Named, I& Meareetterome; Nam 10, Conklin i Omaha 141, rtoeustrest: se Mem hem the althea It; Arnuyre. M. (CU/TM 30ROUGH OF LAMBETH.-MR. CHARLES PEARSON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS. Last mak, a large number of persons assembled eta. Iferas Tavern. Kennington, to hear the address of Mr. Waits Peerson on hie retirement from the representation of de ',reuse( Lambeth. lie. Joni( Dort.rox is the chair, raphurtse by Mr. Pianos, Mr. Aldermen Sidney, M.P., Mr. D W. Wm, sad any (Maw of Mr. Peanoet's friends sad pwtors. CRAISMAN, Is spewing the proceedings. stated tat devise the time Mr. Peers= bed occupied a seat in the Law of Curcateess, his mind Led been more especially betted tweaks a reform ist the prison discipline, and his sta.retie ant ally epos ibis subjoin, but else epos others to eta. I. hid dented his attention, had always been upon tenet: side. He bad promised, when he was returned aa b member for this borough, to come before his orinstituenta s: :to sad ni etch session, to give an account of his steward t:.;, sad to Unlff say questions that might be put to him. It re tad hoes so MUM, however, tuna to adept this maw. sad be now appeared before them, in consequenee V— tuft!, to resign the trust which the eleeton bed re- A La. and to bid them farewell. (Hear, hear ) Me Pi:AMON then came forward, sad was remind te.u.entliwitstic cheering He stated that the few prelf !te, nteereetiues which the et:mirages had thoupbt it sasaary to address to them (Mr. Pear. • it se ca. ponies of his duty on this musics—viz ,to secr fiat Curt the period that he bad the honour of l'o.xe a mat aa their »prtative he had directed his "Pt , in th e right channel, sad that he had not swerved ▪ Ite %latest degree from the profanes, he had made rtes to whelk» their mirages. (Hear, hear) He now 41 trs'? e arty* any question that any gentle. get a eht think proper to put to him. He lithe it was • very important relation r-v.: tad Waisted between him sad the electors of Lan *. I.r a period of three peon. That relation had sow 11 :a.zau4 ; but he Right perhaps at some futon period lax promo Lima& to this or some other constitusocy ; ath tow tone my servant expect to get • new plain unless 4 "" 04 , I ewel character from his lint nem ?(" Hear" ''•• "Mkt») lie conblesd that although nothing had ' 4 '''"" ll to"BPl' hen to appear before tram, he coined ltsrountioa prmasely la the same way as if b• were again 1-4..x4 their favours. Whoa he arise into this hems • 41:1r cad twea placed is his hands from a gentlemen. star oy tsst be !Mr Parma) had obtained • situation under Inswersent, and that although the fact hod been emseraled. end bye peep out. Now, he bogged to say that " M . , man had heard this report or my other espial set t' !Le rims of his ntirsamat from the represented*. 1.1 tr.. Loraah he should be obliged by hie putting ts him ssf • - ,wet.oe wLieb night suggest itself to kis Wad. (Hoer, 110 1 Ice reel amine whisk had isesessed It'sa were stethe u r.e farewell address whisk he had published. sad if L iese y »non pnesat who satortaiant any feeling 'Llre. Le should he thankful if he would express Is. us crier tot h i might have as orportuoity of airier • es ti' `se• anxious that his vakdietory address should "rs.: to them whom he might look upon es his lieu, hear.) Mr Pearson Men resumed his east . ""e't sal qw.tima which the simian might feel disposed to hint sad, after a paw of • fiew misintes, he muta t.' ~,d ' us,"drese. They appeared to be all on one side, end ' "" sappy to Lad that *ay were on his lids. Ho w s* ,l , therefore, make kis observations as bed _as Iw ' to Us , aid, at the ms me , as much to the purpose Pweile. Ilia resignation had excited some sumac and " **l much afraid that this badicated that the slat* of rue ea parliament was at • very low ebb. (Lsughtst.) 2'_se preessted himself before this ocastitasmy he gam apartinelar pledge,ich he bad aims »lathed, and I= l '2 d .36404 Dermas ! Henriend in the chair had stated "• lb. Promised to appear before the electors at the doss of "kiss, and ha had implied that he had not dose so, as it was ast arimaary that he should. Now be meat re read thus that hie friend had not dose him Justine on this P'isie in he (Nr. Peeress) had appeared beim them °le wd?' I! is mane, and had we several messing remind thel PO r ubthse of his conatituanta. He had Mom Maud. %-_ that an health failed his, sad ha felt he (*MA -girg ▪et D W to Position of solicitor to the eswporatios . ..I NA • .M time continue to be the ropmenetatim of L leetle. Mem, hear) He had moved is He Roos of ; , !Itimoos for • cesaaaittes to imp*, loft the Ono diotrip mall a this country, sad the home geernieed lint a meamittes be %placated. lie, thotolloo, 4•11110aot not to to- 'i •ii i ►i ►i ra` ' his seat last susiest, he te esalmfa fa pestimebt meeker year, la ceder tot he migitt appose beam Mau as • time Mies he thud be onabied to slag that hi hod lied the premise ha had mete to rem whew they obese Mat en their mposesalarive. (Hoer, her. ) Ins • WA M delimed ma the Mg. ISO, he dared hie lattafien M moire hie seat whoa Me eamidaso ler wide\ be led semi Mould maim Maiereport. That report hullos bees made, be bed esseisred biermelmatim. Mat he did net Mond wpm *ls elreamManair Mao. It might be reasileated that whoa be Mud open the pietism at the Mao el his eleatise, in the possess ra Mr. Keens sad Mr. IYII • be seabed" fa el te the outgoes of trisnsial that he aim& k meld be nub beater mese lag all OM messpler la to esidemewar Mesa *Walla that' esuld -ease dial, they maid pat iM M poetic* by resimieg eau I. three feat.. e' eon n ett iambus.) He now Mood before them preitallly t. eel, Rea l ac who bad pmetiesny larded eat My prim& I pies of triennial psellimente. (flear, bear.) Oa Jab of Jaly, 1617 , be bees., the repreesamive of this bi=. sad ea the MA of July, 1880, be bad booed as toasters( his resimatisa ; so that he bad sumpiai hit met M the Mau of Commas exactly three years. and be. hod NOM these Intim Mack be had premised to Mr Merge abs. he se)leited the Maim et heist um& nailer shaft eleiWellellialeek mogelos been expreessd at his Mehl( mall fie beams it was mamma for peruse Is r e = mails 10 ;aars the pledges they auk to their tM MUM bad been is partimaseebe bled aoted up to the minsipies he petals* sad be medi al = say man if slay amid led • giggle OM reseeded fa bis name while wee Imes±ust Mettheet mise He bad allows Myopia the a eberseeteg et the drubs of an and tbee parlisma bow a warm supporter of Me pdasfipies of * Mil Mod migligo• liberty to the lamest meat Irbil& say Wielded maid desire—(beer, baile)-0M he bad she adeisated the mast Me:Ofreedom la tbs soma'of the eludes trambles. He ted on every esmana to a memer ievenrable to Mose objects, but M bed Mid mom MN mom Ismael wedeln s for every impeeeemmt Is ear He booed they meld new allow Wm to mare inejoyies all their goad wishes. Darin the has deems he had abitaMed hem taking my part la the pre asediags, sad the same Mises, of lkillsig whisk bad t •int actuated him maid mow primal him is... uremia, say opinioa as to the remit. He bed barn for assay years the solicitor to the corporation of Leaders, sad he had gsali- Bed himself as a paid Alm by previa, hi ellaismy as an unpaid oily% arid Usher a sac aim ponied Ma esimaratlea Amid think lit to homer his with a retiring peaskie, to give him the sesistame of a depwy, he might gala endea your to Net later plismat. (" Hear, bear; sad isaghter.) He would rather restive me gamer of the salary awarded to him sad bald • seat I. parliament; bat to be outdid, he had not been soMoiestly samba la Ms early days, sad therein* be mast remake in luaus* some ems bags. Be did set hesitate to say that whilst in partimeet his expenses increased and his ree-ipti deereeeed, to that at the red of a year he found he had liaised 3001. Ws than be had earaed whoa eat of puha/amt. He left the borough of Lambeth with groat regret, bet he bed tendered hie re signation because be felt himself impelled to ao to by as oureholmiag necessity. They bad coeferred upon him a gnat honour in during him their representative, sad he should retire from the trait bemuse he felt he was no brier able to diacharge its duties efaciently. As Byron had ob served, it was very difiluit to pronoun.* the word Farewell ;" sad before he (Mr. Pearson) attempted to do so be would sit d we, in order that an opportunity might be offered to thou grallsoten who had entered the room since the commencement of his speech to make any_observetion which they might think necessary. (Cries of "No, no," sad cheers, amid which It,. Yeoman reamed his seat.) Mr. F DOULTON then proposed a resolution to the fol lowing effect; "That this meeting highly aopreciates the hosourabls conduct of their late representative, Charlie Pearson, Esq., who, while enjoying the lull confidence of his constituents, bas resigned into their buds the trust they bays reposed ia his, when he felt himself unable from ill health to discharge its duties satisfutorily to Wessell." Mr. J. BARTRUM *minded the motion, which was eanied usanisously. Mr. Alderman Smarr, M.P., sad Mr. D. W. Wine. respectively addressed the meeting, eulogising Mr. Pearsou's conduct as the representative of the borough. A resolutiou was then paned, to the effect that Mr. Post man be reepecthally 'ego sted to have his address printed, and circulated awe gut the electors. PBABSON said be should have much pleasure in aseediag to the request which had been made in this reso. lath*, although it would not be a light task, considering that be was an extemporaneous masker, and only spoke accordion to the dictates of his heart. The hon. gentleman then addressed a few coacludiap words to the -hectare, sad Meals bid them " farewell ' retired. A resolution was afterwards passed to the effort that the rautise pledged itself to support Mr. Pearson in any en deavoun he might make to curry oat a reform in pr:son disciplia• • sad thanks having been voted to the charm*, the proc eeding, terminated. IRELAND. Thrum, Arovn 12. Mr. Keogh, the member for Attione, wu enter tained at a public dinner by his constituents, on Thursday last. The rector of the parish occupied the chair, acd the parish priest the vice-chair, exhi biting no bad instance of the maim which is rapidly extending itself in this country among parties who have hitherto been separated by sectarian differences. Mr. Keogh thus pledged himself on the important question of tenant-right : I soy that God and nature intended that the soil should prow and increase in cultivation, and that the roan who br bin labour and his capital increased t►e Talus of the soil 'should hove a property in t►at iacrsae•4 vales. That is the inalienable right of the tenant. (Cheers.) That is toaaut-right—(heo)-4nd that I unhadtatitgly minas you I will labour to Waist for ►in. Upon these topics we are all united. (Loud chaera) Let whatever party cows into power, upon the quastioas of fres trade and the rights of the taunt say opinions an unchaa s ad and unchangeable. (Chem.) The latest account' of the potato disease give, to say the least of them, no cause for any additional alarm. The return is described as being most abun dant, and amply sufficient to enable the con itry to bear a partial damage of the crop, however the injury might affect individuals. The Cbrk Reporter of Saturday has the following on the subject: This learnisg, a most intelligent and trustworthy gentle man told us that is the neighbourhood of Blarney, several fields la which the syntheses of Gimes* had appeared, have, siege the rain of the last couple alders est ice, began to look healthy ogee sere, and the diseased stalks to acquire new readers. The Galway Vindicator tells an extraordinary story about a woman who had been burnt by the potato blight! She was employed near Chamois weeding in a potato field, when she suddenly perceived a burn ing blast of air, which scorched and bleckened her skin ' even corroding the flesh, and all around her. She found that the potatoes were as suddenly black ened and destroyed! A fire, vt ry destructive in its consequences, broke out in this city this morning. It was first discovered in the shop of Mr. Donnelly, the extensive hosier, in Westmoreland-street; and, as it burned with great violence, the inmates were rescued with great diffi culty, and the flames having extended to the adjoining premiere of the Royal Exchange Insurance Company of London, they were not effectually subdued until the two large houses were completely consumed, and some of the adjoining ones slightly Injured. The pipers of the Insurance Company were saved, and Mr. Donnelly's concernej were, it is. said, amply insured. A destructive fire broke out in the Hantark Work house, on Friday evening, by which in a few hones the entire building of the main house, the dining hall, kitchen, bake house, mill, and a part of the southern wing was burned to the ground, nothing left of this fine building but the part of the bedding was saved; no lives lost. The firs was accidental, and the building is insured. The funeral of the Earl of Dunraven took place on Saturday, the remains of the deceased nobleman being deposited in the mausoleum erected by himself in Aden churchyard. Over 4 , 000 rec7ns are said to have assembled to pay the last tri bute to his me mory. Lord Aden, now Earl of Danraven, has been distinguished for his enlightened patronage of Irish literature and antiquities. His lordship arrived at Mare Castle on Friday last. Eleven convicts under sentence of transportation effected their escape from the gaol of Maryborough last week, and nose of them have yet been arrested. The Waterford Steam Company bold itaannnal mea n( oa Monday last, at the company's offices, Adel*. terrace, Waterford. No dividend was &okra in consequence of too much of the profits having bees absorbed in the opposition that has been carried on during nearly the last twelve month'. By detailed amounts laid befogs the meeting the lose under this head, although large, has not yet been inconsiderable as might have bean anticipated.—Cfontrwl CJwooloio. "i ibi * _ LORD UMW Osamu:Ai —All peermeek es maimellor theA else es the ewer las of tie penman st pat Mee plow reserved Ni them is the Mese easeuseesesat be Rai* et this sties. Mame dm Waisesder Me Ira Mum No hely ma be ime the A sh of the wM mist ia MI her. No serer. sea he mWeeed sit s Mime Mesa Me Meld *Mr Clemsliseleisirelke. TM deem lon be spurned ht twelve *Week 'Wisdoms, As Nast" 0 LOas 011 L! CaowilowireeMo4 An: It— Net o* is Una', 10 ,41 2 i tIYWOI cloboromo of d ttcrir prereseeles et rem- Ile weekly Aims fres the Mime eilleVibrvierrisi Mellow etjay± WU be dimmeMsed SIMI 'Ai Omoustalook media. ' • Thitoveset sWIRWRAWAIC. BANKRUPTS. ~. Ramo= AMAMI, Wn.itiai Hansa* 'mei Cie- 1 same Rw.arear, Pair-Silil Wmb, B , liew . 1 ama ake 111:2 l 3 :l=4"eiiiiime " , ill aeS ieimisseaa. Remake 1:111001D, Pans Diem Camiddieitro, Sea t NRIASWIft• Rliklea_ L o City. ewe faster. Rilitien MA m ad WILLIAM RIIIViIk !Alliellp‘ l k rwß aptrelle inallPlMMlAlM Noellli; lidislst; Alwatbseee With Teareax Torkakka, selasan. WILLIAM Riese Ds Weil, LI eharibaei. Daum "Pima% Celeoust, mirateetat las elmalet. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Roam MILLS, Perth, balm. Jose Nola, Ildieberek, beaker. Jests Marts.asa, Tram, Aribire,sarrabiat. SUDDEN DEATH OF THE RECORDER OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Intelligens wee received at the Mandos•bw thh Wes..., of the death of the Right Hee. Maths kinks Lew, Q C., Reseed* of the city of Liaise, wide& took sleep tether **dandy tam await & et his nektons at Imes. plea. The hw gelidness hie ►eat Wise few ease few demi hat his Owe wee set of that eheasser to ems this. to hie family. He served the ones of Cooties Set- Neat has. 1330 to 1332, whew ►e wee sleeted Iteeoulet. By Ids death a Toomey ousts I. the npowtotatioa of C.. bridge Ustivenity is padissowit. Kr. Russell Gamey, Judge of the City lithestffs' Coen, h 'yokes of is the City as lusely to Do appoisted the sow PAgneder. THE GREAT FIRE AT GRAVESEND. The lose by this terrible flre, as estimated by the surveyors ;of the various Lied= Insamage oompaaies, who were engaged the whole of the day inquiring into the amount of property destroyed is 80,0001. The principal efliene that will safer are the following :—lest Fireocem, 10,0001. ; Globe, 8,0001. ; Royal Eiebangr,e,oool. ; Alliance, 8.0001.; Norwich Usioa, 7,0001. ; Puente, 7,000 t. ; Mutual, 6,13001.; West of Bagiand, ; Btu, 3,0001 ; Cont. moorgial, 2.0001. ' • snaking 6 5 ,000 i. The general b ody at wdw spb sad inhabitants of the town are leaf be ebek umiak the earporalea is not heels. ea efieleat seep of lessee and eagtess estab lished after the week; " s tay realved by the two previous fires whirl, k ME be ressilested, esaatiated the greater part of the lower perdue ef Orevaseed. It im the pastel egoist= of the inhabitants in the tows, that had the corporation telegraphed for the Loudest oscines when the Are was crossing Highommet, instead of getting three keen, which was actually the as, a very large pm lion of the property woald have been preserved. ' The largest building among the promisee burned down was used as the Leedom am. Cto Bask. It oemspied meek mend is the east side el Righ.street, close to the Towa-ball, mod with It, contents wee insured for 10,0001. The Meths sweamoded in saving the whole of the books, sash, sad paper beleaglog to tie beak. The rains still reeks seder the charge of the Londe Brigade. A presided of Are resins is various puts, but no further mashing is apprehended. We understand the comer of the district has bees called on to Meld au formiry ins all the eirwametotheee eonsiseted with the an. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEER. (Pros Use Mari Los Erprus.) The weather has been changeable since our last, sad some quantity of rain has fillets to different parts of the kingdom: reaping has, nevertheless, been pretty generally commenced is the smatters parts of the kingdom. TO re ports respecting the wheat crop do not improve, sad from thaw districts where eettles has made the greatest progress the accounts speak mat positively et the injury which has been done by mildew, blight, &a. ; indeed, complaints have become so general as to give rise to welkomuded apprehen ►ion as to the result of the harvest. The frosts experienced in June appear to have affected all the early sorts of wheat, and blight Is more common is the white *as the red. The injury done to the latter seems to have beta caused princi jolly by the high winds daring the blooming, end the sub piquant heavy storms. Iris stiff too early to speak positively so to the probable result of the harvest, but there is reason to fear that wheat will fall short Glen averagft in quantity, and that the quality will prove inferior to , the praducs of lets Masons. Bailey and oats promise • more favourable return, but buns and peas are ■ X well spoken of. The potato marmite has certainly spread since this day se'nuight. In many districts when • week ago there were so symptoms of the disorder, the hauls has become dia. *coloured ; sad though we are still inclined to thisk that apprehension is somewhat magaifyiat the extent of the it is too metals that a coesidorable prosewles of this useful erop will agate be lest The aceolosta from Indeed are exceedingly 'methods( as to the extent of the disease; but it is admitted that the po tatoes are more or leas affected is all parts of the Jihad. The tern 'markets do not, however, appear to have been much indented by this circumstance, and Indian corn, the article most likely to be affected in value by • failure of the potato, had net Ilan& in price. Harvest was pregresidue in the south, and now oats of fins quality bad appeared at several of the markets. The sale for fiver has been very slow; the bakers bought freely some weeks ago, sad sees determined to work up what they have left cm Mad before entering into fresh opera Lions. &lien have, however, refrained front pressing bad ness, and good tra sh ground qualities were quite as dear at the glom as in the nommeneernent of the week. The amnia of flour coastwise hays b.'s mall, bat from abroad a good many parcels ban coma forward, principally from Frown. _ Beans have been held very firmly; bat, though the terns of the crops at. aoquestionably bad, no disposition has been shown to 'must'. Peas have been taken to a isodfrtto extent, at late rites. FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The emonste - f;o7ailiTociStii;Min - a - Europe confirm, on the whole, to speak wall of the probable result of the har vest. Ity it la the esy stop is which any deficiency is prehended. Thus is some talk of potato blight in the Ne therlands, but to this we do set attach any great importance. Wheat is almost nuanally well spokes of, sad there is likely to be a large surplus growth for export. At Dennis a good stock of old wheat manias on hand, but at most of the Lower Bath porta the quantity ie ware house Y very trifling. The belief that the wheat mop of Great Britain would prove defiant had gives great Goad- Seam to holden, and vary full prime had bees lashed on. Our Danzig kitten are of the 6th last. Dudes the preced ing week a good deal of business had bees dose, about 1,800 lasts of wheat haying changed hands at full terms ; but the continuance of fine weather had not bees without its us2al effect, sad oa the 6th there was decidedly lees in clinatioa to boy. The flint high mixed upper Polish qualities were still quoted 46e. to 47... good high mixed 441. to 46e., ecommos runs of hick mixed 40e. to 425., and ordinary light samples from 38e. to 40s. per qr. tree es board. Vessels were obtainable at Se. to Diodes, and 2s. 9d. to the oast utast. Is the math of July 4,661 lists el wheat bad bees shipped to Great Britain. Advises from Z. sbeeg of the 3rd August, state that the weather had hese situp olio is that leighbourhood, and • good prodsee of wheat wee otlealated on. Spring corn was not eo well spokes of,baans su ff ered from drought. The troneasions in grain had bees unimportant, owing to the high pretenaioss of sellers ; for red wheat 375., and for mired 39e. to 40e. per qr. ties is board bad bets demanded. At !Bettis, es the 6th but, there was little poising and prices were seminally the same as the week before, ley 40e. to 42a. 6d. pm qr. for red wheat, vary*/ to weight from 61lbe. to 621bs. pa bushel. Barley was seam, and flue qua lity was 1104 °Malaga& below 18a., whilst the lighter ktads W blow bold at equal to 10s. dd. par qr. boo se board. nom Bois* the seessato are of minty the same aut roam m bah's, Toy high prises had bees asked for the awl q of what tomb* ia warehouse, whist bad &Mined from satiric and seemly a transudes bad takes place. The seminal Was of 62 gibe of wheat woe 425. to 481. per qr tins ea heard. TM teas of the advises boat Wismar, &mama& Grids wall, Ike., is prosiest, Ullar, sad than is ass mash pros pect of ballasts inapenanoe being dose at any of those ports, until supplies of the Dew pagan begin to sews lop ward. Harvest operations Ina progruslag rapidly la all filmdom SPORTING. TAITSRSALLII.—Moinaz witz Grimm of Matisse was teeemplei at tbo IMAM ill& DM • 161 toe Yr. WWI Omit ). et, Peass i altarrit $ !! Ilroby's Cows; (t) n 2 — . IAPI MI.r . 1 :1110b Os gpipesarryst i p, • •fe ! art Pramerbei (i) N tio alma t,~ as Mims ti 0417 0 ) •4034 .riplaker relesst Bt. MB& DTI " 341.....,411411erab (t mid an • s 1/1 = 11T0ge 04 to Itraiirlr e aro4o4o t• 1 401 Ila Psumelo onags (t) u Ior4 114404 , " pow It 00 le • • Pk Lod 1~1 Wygdytus if Kr. OrrrllWe Arketo t 1) 40 Mt. lytask•s Obry (t Petly) 40 pr. Wartil•&•••0411•0 (t) • 40 04orluee lisrasres. Bulk SO Oasis Arehel•lN Wipe Oradea was backed fse 3001. ot 6 to 1, and lhoglaad's Glory freely at 40 to 1. Offers to take 9.000 to 300 about Storm. BALE OF BLOOD STOCK AT TATTEWIALL'iI. Tile following hem% the aglow a Lad G. Lows, were aitSer alnyeawida; oW tlto gooquiror 1320 guise's. ell ll2O „ *Da Bothootor Taal 2O " Daintas 3lO TM Wrea Brawn (a youlaig) • Thus lots tows to Goodwoed. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.-MONDAIN Taut Staxso 0 6 sows. each, sod 30 added; for 3 yrs, 7ts 61b; 4 yrs, 80 71b; 6 yrs, 90 lib 6 yrs sad arid. Os 61b ; wares sad radios@ allowed S ib; wiason szue. 000 rowed and a.Bio - Yr. itiligi;e. a aTcriereed 4 by Cad Lad 1 Ur. L. Herbert's Spot I Spot doe is first. but her J•eitoy havirg 'tarried OWF widght " without &thrift It, the twos woo awardsd to Use Jened nue. PIoDCCII STAR= of 10 ►on. each, and 20 adds 1 ; for tuba 8w 81b, sad Sfl.. list 31b, those by untried bones cr mom allowed 31b. Ones round. (18 subs.) Mr. F. Manila ad " Mr. Piotlakes Ler otUraderley (Mb.) Mr. J. B. Mimes Modesthis (albs) WOLVIIIIILAYPTON &mama of 26 an. eael,ls ft, mad 6 oaly II decimal, with 100 addod ; sowed to save hie stake. Twiee round mad • dim. CIO subs 1, 26 el whoa de elated. _ _ lir. llsiklaat's Robed, 4 grs, 64 fib I Mr. NWlre lobo of Homely 3 yrs, Gat 21b Mr. J. Stubbs ad Thu Cut* 3 re, 3a. 1110 Two abase maned. 6to 4 agst Roland. Woo by a neck. ELEVEN GENTLEMEN OF SURREY v. THE TWELVE C..ESARS. _ _ To Mr. Alexander Mantlell, of 0 odelmileg, and his family, the cricket world is indebted for this curious match, which was got up to introduce all the Camas together—thrm bro then and their respective sons—aad it was p!ayed upon the ground which has been formed la Mr. Marshall, See?' path, known at Broadwater, a short distance on the London side of Godsheing. There was much good cricket exhibited a the emarloe, and it will be fiend by • reference to the more that the Gentlemen wen the winners by 16 real. I. the messed lasing. of the (bailsman the bowling of F. and tle:hes Cater was very severely true. In the lint imitate of the Comm the only double scone mode were those of F. Caner and Rt.hard Cnear—the one 19, by two thyme, four twos, and some 0111111; and the other 20, by mesas of two three., three twos, and • belenee of singles. The total of this hand was 95. le their seemed hands Julies Caner wee the only two-figured batsman. Rh 11 cooaisted of a three, two twos., sad three ones. The ant innings of the Geodes', reached la, of which Mr. A. Marshall game 47. end be carried out hie bat; and Mr. Janus Whithteurne 38. The runs of the former rntlemen showed four throes, six twos, and twenty-three singles; whilst the amount of the latter comprised two this le, six twos, and a balance of singles. In their second heeds 42 were all this : id* could muster, end of this number Mr. Sankey gave 13, by • three, two twos, and four ones • and Mr. Craves 12, thus coax:wed—a three, a two, sad ones; rest ones. The final .con steed thus : Tex Oirrt.auli. Thos. Croveo, W. cow _ - I. Wblaseiss, MR . blallweauir 12••••• • bF. Cow . 0 42. ewer. F. Cour W. Mapper, L' q., a W. Cr..,, b F. . J.O. Cr..,. b Cow _ ._ _ Cow 2 IL na.,r ER., bF. Cmar A. Nimbi F. Cle 11. Fno., not out 11.11ar4ey, Esq., bJa los Cour ... 0 c F. Clew, b Julius Cum C.Postiks, Esq., 1b w b Jolinsessar 1 not out 1 IL Lathan, faq., b Julius Cara,... II bF. Calif ......... 1 Townsend, faq., e B. J. Caw, b Johns Clear F. Marshall. e B. J. Cow. b F . —.— . _ Cesar W. peer, bF. Cesar ? 8. 2 ; 1F,2 I 1 1 7, 1 . I Ibtel _ . _ . Tux Canals. Total 42 B. Cover, e Craw% b Seakti -- ---- b Craven C. Caw. b Psalm b Sankey John Caw, b Reims not out J. Corr, Jun., b Harm b Sankey .. . ........... W. Cow, a Lathan. b Vanes e and b Reeves G. Omar, 1 b w, b Beene b Craven Julius Cesar. e Oeavea, 0 &eta .. b Cram' F. Cow, b Sankey R. Cedar, en. Meatball, b Sankey 20 e Latham, b Sankey S. J. Cesar, b Sankey W. J. Cows, run out .... .. . ....... 0 b Craven 0. Caesar, Sea., not out lt,11; lb,l; w,2 ......... ........ 17 L 0,1; w,9 Total 95 Total 3l Tim eleven gentlemen thus won by 16 nun. ROYAL VICIORIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA. ____ This regatta took pleas on Thursday and Friday las. ' bat under mast unfavcurable circumstances of weather; but the minor of yachts at the rendezvous exceeded that of many previous years, both la number and variety, from the Bril liant schooner, 393 tons, to the Pearl cutter, 12 tons. Oa Thursday, the first match was for a 504 cap, for cutters belonging to tha R. V. Y. C , above 15 and not exceeding 35 tens. Time ram, quarter minute per ton, and up to the time of starting only one entry took place, viz., Cygnet, 3.5 toss. The cap at the eleventh 'hour was of red to cutters of 76 and not exceeding 106 tons B. V. Y. C., and notwithstanding the presence of the veteran Arrow (belonging to the Vice Clan modore, T. Chamberlayne, Bel.), the Talisman, the Gondola, asd the new clipper of Wessell's, the Leila, no match was made. The second prise was a 30/. sup, for the " small fry " vie., cutters belonging to any royal yacht dab of 16 tone and undn. Seven entered, bat four only started. Course, round the Westward Brambles Buoy, the Celan* light venal, the Nab light-vessel, to the starting venal ; to Han at 12.30. The twain interest seemed to be between the Gleam end the Surprise, of White.', of Cowes. The Sur prise made a very bad start. nearly flee minutes after the othere; she gained upon then, however, bat carrying away a stay in et:sanguine of a foul with the Gleam, she again lout advantage, again recovered, and the match streninated 71.0 Froli c Surprise 13.13 Pearl Olean 4 M.O Tire latter could not fetch her reach, and was obliged to nuke a tack before rounding the goal. About ao umbers and their hienda attended the dinner at the club. The chair was occupied by Commodore George Holland tickers, Hag ; the Mee- chair by the vise-commo dore, Thotau Chauberlayne, BK. Oa Friday the weather was won.. It blew hell a gale front the southwest, with a nasty chop, so murk so that the managers' committee prudently declined Martine say. The ball took place at the Clubhouse, on Friday night, and wan mat brilliantly attended by upwards of 500 fashioned's._ Two hundred invitations were given for a grand party on board the Brilliant (Coinatodors's vessel) (or last evening. THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL SILVER CHALLENGE SCULLS._ The very Inter;s7l — se7q7Mieeo;;;s lots the posesedee of the Westminster scholars' silver Mello molls tork go o: yesterday evening, from Putney to Vas symbols of minute superiority were presested le 1844, by Mum. Colqshoua sad Bortom. TM start me taken very evenly, immediately after which Mr. Wright teak a slight lead, his opponent continuing for a mesiderable distance with the awe of his boat nearly epee hb adver sary's quarters. A very b, willful race smattered down to Wandsworth, where, the weather beteg a little " lumpy." Mr. Wright drew away, sad ultimately went some distance is adman, wields,: easily. to,. Buses suffered seder SU dleadvaatage of rowing is s boat to which ho was meamate tamed, orbs to seem nee Beet having befallen known. Mr. Wriebt rowed lio iliteass la 31 ochooka, wbleb, osaddarias Ow Mai dew woollier, was capital work. •.• MOIIDAT The assents from the sentinental bursas tepee- Vise the eseekets generally es extremely languid, We wittiest any important change in valuer. At Aieslerdant integrals were gaoled 57 7-16 ; French Thine per Cents. were lower sed Left off it 37 9-18; Reed= Five pee Cub. (Hope), 1816, 1051 ; Spanish Arden, 5101., had improved, and were last done at 12 9-18 ; Austrian Metalliques Five per Cent.. 80. At Antwerp and Benumb scarcely any bushing wee doing in National Securities, and prices remained the game ; the Five per Cent., 1840-42, being last qaoted, 99t sellers; Spanish Three per Cents. were in demand at 331. At Frankfort the bourse wee rather doll, and the late edema, which had taken place in the Austrian funds was not eus- Mined, pion having declined fully 1 to since - the previous day; the Five per Cent. Metalliques were last quoted 821; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 711; the Three per Cents, 491. Bank Shares also had de clined 10f., the last prim being 1218. Letters nom Antwerp repute that the produce ztiMe has not been marked by any pa r ticul ar during the past yea, except in the article of rice, in which much more activity has been shown, the transactions amounting to 17,000 bap East India sad 1,250 tierces Carolina, at fiemer prices. The coffee market was gaiety sad tether weak in price, with so demand beyond local commits lion. Sept , re mains finn is price, but with Ins budnsa - doing. In hides a moderate business was doing at previous rates. For olive oil there wee rather more demand at full prices. The cotton market was quits inactive, owing to the went of disponible stock in first hands: In spies very little business was doing, and the same may be said of metals and dye woods. For wool the demand continues limited, with very small stocks. In tobacco scam ly anything bad been done during the week. Fur grain there was a very motive demand, and a large amount of business had been done at gradually rising prices. Homburg advice, of the 9th state that the coffee market was exceedingly inactive, the total sales of the week automating to only 5,200 bags, of which 4,400 were Brasil, at 3 13.16 to 41, being a sight &cline from previous rated. Sugar bad not expe rienced the least variation, and sales were limited to 800 chests Havana, and 300 chests Bahia, at previous rates. In rice nothing of importance was doing, and the market was unchanged. Hides were firm in price. There was leas demand for spelter, and only 4.000 canner on the spot had been done at 9.11 and 9.12, and 2,000 ceutner for delivery at 9.13 and 9.14. Unfavourable weather had occasioned a little more animation in the grain market. Rye especially was in good request. Funds were firm, but with little doing. Gold was at 435 marks, and exchange on London, 13 81 for short. Late advice, from Galata mention the exceedingly favourable prospects for the harvest in most districts, particularly in Lower Moldavia, Wallachia, and Bul garia, the wea th er being all that could be desired to favour the reaping, in which considerable progress bad already been made. The crop of barley, rye, and hard wheat was abundant, that of rye especially so, and had Lever been exceeded either in quantity or quality. Tne reaping of soft wheat and maize bad not commenced, but appearances indicated a pros perous harvest and good quality for both grains. There had been a very good demand for wheat for the Mediterranean, and for maize for Great &Me, the former at 245. 1 Id. to 235. 10d. 1. o. b., and the latter at 17.. 3d. to 16.. Id. 1. o. b. In barley and rye no hesitater was doing, purchasers holding off until the new crop comes to a arket in all Augur. As English vessel had been taken up at 9r. Exchange on London, 931 to 911 for three months. L•tters from 'lriere of the 3rd, with reference to the Colonial produce market, state that the operations in sugar during the preceding month were not of any magnitude, and prices of all descriptions had declined. the total sales during July amounted to 4,400 pack loges, and 1,000 bags at 16 to 171 f. for Brazil, and 141 to 17f. for yellow Havana middling to fine. For coffee the demand for the Levant, coupled with reduced stocks and a speculative inquiry, had enabled holders to raise their prices 2f. per mother for most descriptions. The total sales during July were 14,200 burs and 300 crake, at 291. to 35 f. for Rio, and 31 f. to 391. for La Guayrs. C eons bad given way 1 f. in price, the last sale being at 161 f. for Bahia. Cassia war neglected, and had declined 5 f. in price. Pepper was without alteration. Cotton, owing to the continued favourable advice' from America and England, had experienced an active demand, and prices a-Ivanced 4 1. per oentner, but subsequently the market became weak, and prices gave way If. Alto gether 17,000 bales were disposed of, of which 5,000 bales were American, at 50 f. to 57 1. Hyena:lds generally were well maintained. With reference to exports, 't appears that the favodtable accounts of the wheat harvest had the effect of causing a decline of 1 f. per stars, but a demand springing up during the last ten days for England, holders had been enabled to recover the previous decline. Seven cat goes of grain bad already been despatched for Great Britain, and four more were preparing for the same destination. The grain shipments to England include Indian corn and Egyptian beans. Tne favourable re port.. of the next crop of oil had caused prices to de cline 2f. per orna for Puglia end Levant. 5.800 ores of Puglia had been done at 25 to 2611 ; 1,500 orne Levant at 244 to 261. Currants were without &here ' tion ; whilst raisins and sultanas were If. lower. The expered supplies of wcol had not arrived. Freights to London were quoted 30s. per ton for shumac, and ss. per qr. for corn and snide. Exchange on London war f. 11.38. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The English stock market was rather weak at the commencement of business this morning, but at the present momint the tone is a shade firmer, though prices remain without any improvement. Con sole opened at 961 rather buyers, and were soon quoted 961 to l„ at which they have continued celled up to the present time, both for cub and to-mot row. Preparations for the arrangement of the account naturally occupy the attention of the dealers, to the exclusion of other business operations. The rate of " continuation" to the next account, which is fixed for the 11th of September, has ruled at about 3-16. The Three per Cents. ft duced mark 971 and 97 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981 and 1. Long Annuities, exp., sth Jan., 1860, 81 and 5-16. Bank Stock has exchanged hands at 212 and 211. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in to some extent, at 695. and 665. prem.; India Bonds, 1,0001., at 90e.; ditto, under 1,000 at 87e. and 90e. prem. The foreign stocks are unchanged is value, the business going forward being of too trivial a charac ter to have any influence upon prices. Transactions have been effected this mornirg at the fol lowing rati :—Busnos Ayres Bonds at 581. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 571; exchange, 12 gall.; the Four per Cents. Certificates, at 891. Grenada, at 181 and 1. Mexican, at 291 and I. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961 and /. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 17/. ZNOLIBII I,lll:4DS.—Tais H6al4 64•614. pot Ct. Rod. Aso. , y 7 6 3 rev et. O. Aux. 961 J01L1110 6 per Cl Austrian Bond. 4l per OR held. Bonds. 91 3 99 per Cint., 'I pat Cl *minis 3 Mao Now. 90 92 6 pot Cl lioedue A 7». 48 60 Mtge Oblllati lid., WI 4 Dlitd OoluTts. 116.. Ooliumbka kat tor bd.. 14 4 3 per OS. Den Ms.. 76 9 31 per Ot. Dutch 11d... 47 per 01 Duld6 1,1414..414 3 pa Ct. Von. Ace.. ea* li, 90 f por kik azdapar OIL to AIL 4 FUN Dd. pre Ct. amok sex. in fl a ramla perl34. leda, 33 psit na IX Pavans Ha- s9i3 Pma Ona 33 4 6 per arm ad... 111 13 pltlaalskllds.. 14 , f Paar w.a rd 1614... 3 a Ultra Pain O&M I Por 01. Vaisials 14.., 94 I famed& Parrad Ha5..1116 131 _ r pre OL Peruereses I per et. It. SMITHFIRLD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade, at the following gestation:—Prise Meadow, 70s. to 761.; Wedgy do. Ede. to 651.; new, 601. to 725. ; Clover, 706. up 641.; Mw, dds. to 721.; Straw, 245, to 2dio. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is quiet to-day, at the prises followleg —Town Tallow, 36e. to Ms 61.; Petersburg T.C. on tbe soot, 36e. 6d.; (:)°"bst to DlC"lber. 375. 3d.; °debts to Dowdy'', operate sontbs, 871. 9d. This DAY, Two o'CLoci. The share market opened rather flet this morning, bat the toes is now firmer, and yesterday's prices are well sustaintd. Only moderate business is doing. Eastern Counties shares are again lower today, sad have bona done as low es 0. For Great Northerne the market is firmer; these shares mark 81; Great Wee. terns, 58i; Midlands, 331; York and North Mid. lands, 16. 14 -- 4 I dia 71 ti I Pm $1 $ IS Ss b't 07 g 6.1 171 17 71 7 & 10 : 1 1 s! II die - I I I 1 111 111 12 1 iPI 4 Pa 111 7 9pa Ile II I Barra• LuLwAvs. No. Primo AlabliAMdar turitift posts. Jusetion Ws at am& Kat. (ot. r IV, ‘ P rP f. ba 4 P-.9._*) Do.wlthouta manatee Wale., and Dudley orwlthavar. De. agaaramtee IllnakWaleJklltnair Valley grimed awl Imam ... Da. SIR Prafe;enei Choler end Holyhead De IWOImo .. art Bourg jUNIC Do. mi. los.) ap.R.Pref . Esolorn Comities Do. New Prot 6 p. * CL. * Do. E5 3 ., 3 Ct., No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. & test. S per Ct Do. New Tamers Unica; el;ra nate U sh.) Do. days B. Sad C ditto East Do Lauri 6p. Ct.) I Do. New Shares; EestLincolcsh.guar.6 p.Ct Edinburgh and I Fatter.% soak & Exeter an.] P:itaouth Great Northern Di.l sharde,S.Ddiarreti shar B, 6 p. Ct. I Do. 6 per C e nt P reL. Clk tiouthaind tyg a s.(fr e .) I Do. Eighth... . Great North of Do. New ZIO Do. New £3O •• Do. New El 3 ••• Great Western Do. New LIT Hull and Selby I Do. j shares Lancaster and Carlisle Do. Thirds Liar:whir, and . Yoriushier Do. Thirds . . Do New (gua 6 m Ct.l I Do. West Italie( Unica Leads and Bradford Leeds and 'Mask .• Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pref. Gnarliest/HS I . Loodoo and Blaeowoll Brlgbton, a s.Coast Do. New gua. b p. Ct Do. guaranteed 3p. Ct. late Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 3 per Cent . Do.0011•Tt. S p.Ct..163) I London and Greenwich Do. Preference . Lied= & North-Was/ark I Do. do. Newt shares Do. Fifths Dwtlo sh.,3l:anditej London & South-Western Do. New, /30 Du. New, £.40 .“ Do. New Preference Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent Naneh.,Bux .no Matlock Itansik,Shee,SzLineohish. Do. 5 shares No. 1 Do. New aro Pref. I Do. Man. a Lincl.thai o n Midland Do. C5O ;b •.• ares Do. Bin% sod Derby Do. Coro. B. & D. 6 p. C. Norfolk Do. New E 20... Do Extension Do. Gowan. 35 per Cl. North Bri:fsh Do. Preference North Staffordshire.. Oxford, Wore., & Preston and Wyre Do. .hares (A) ... Read., Guild., and Regal. I Royston and lii.ehin Do. Shepreth Extension Scottish Central I Shrews. it Bina, Class A I Do., Class Do., New Goaraiteed Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. Min.) Do. Halves ... Do. tawestry Do. New Do. II per cent. Pref Sbropalure Union South Devon Do. Prefereace South Stsffordakin .:. South Eastern Do. No. 3 _ _ Do. No 4 Registered South Wales ... South Yorkshire, D.Meiji ter, and Quote Waterford and liiiketsay j Wear Valley, 6 p. CL gwa Wilts, Somerset, &Weyer.: York,Neernetle Mandeb Do. Eat. (York& Nowak' Do. O.N.E.PurehorPset York and North 311dIsa&I Do. Preforms Foam& ILutwors. I Anglo-Italian (late Italian and Austnan) Boulogne and Alliklll Central Prance (Vardar: . Dutch Rhenish East Indian _ • Great Indian Pcninstim:: • .! Do. Namur and Lisie :: Northern of France_ :.. Orleansand Bordeaux ... Parts and Orleans ... Paris sad Rouen Ports and Strasbourg Rouen and Slane Sambre and Memo Tours and Nantes ... fe W 11 10 dim. 5 dia. 151 !6. 4 4 LSI 14 as. 5 41 di. 61 1 141 141 3 64 di& DO , 4 rm. t pm. 1 I/ If " I 14 41 dis 49 . 11. iii ii i 1 1 0 de: 10 1 2 1/ Ma LIVERPOOL, Augsa€ 12. Svocx.Exerravos —hare wusame heavy business done to-day. in Llncash , re and Yorkshire and Midlands, at steady prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire CODPOL 31—Ditto (fifth shares), 97-16 7.16 d.—London and North Western (new @hares% j p.—Manches. Mr. S., an► Liman. 13I—Midisnd, 331—Ditto (half shares), 21, c. 7.16 c. 9.16 d.—South Eastern and Dover (N. 4 registered), 41— IHtto (No. 1, Iss. as j.s. 61 d.), 3. MANCHESTER. Avust 12. drool-Eioxamos. Tnere was a fist market, without any e.hange of prices, but the market was weaker, if anything. LEEDS, Awgtat 12. Brock-IticrwAwos.—Tee taa.ket ►u been very lamely' this morning. The only line in which any laminas was dame at the meeting wan la York and North Midlands at 14. After the impale( owner private trarwations in Motion& took place at 331 and 31. BIRMINGHAM, August 12. BToon-111xonnwon.—Thera was very li.tle doing in this shaft mute today; share values not improving notwithstanding the apparently brtter prospects of railway property. South Pganbrds wen dune at 4 die. MINCING-LANI3.-THIS DAY. fitioatt.—The large public sake are going a without spirit to-day, but the quotation, are about the sauna as last week. Barbados, sold from 365. 61. to 42s The refined market is steady, and the demand for low qualities good. Grocery lump., 60.. to 5211. COPFIB.—The public sales, which were not large, des not show say alteration in prices. Bahia bought in at high prices, 42a. to 411. Goad ordinary native Ceylon quoted dull at 40.. to 41e. in the private contract minket. de T nesi. _ ak ertisle is steady, and appears to have coati- Rtes.—The demand bas been geed, and the Ail prices e t yesterday have been paid. Run continues firm. Corrow.—Tho &mood hag been limited to•day. In other &Moho se material alteration. Tt. pablie Wes Moo boos otallood to Bogar and Coffee. WINDING-17P Or JODIT STOCK COMPANTES.-71111 DIIIINCT LONDON •ND B l RAILWAY —The appeal agm which the Master in Chancery, Brougham, lately flats his certificate of feet', and which wee to dispute the right of the official manager under the act to charge the director of this company to amount tor the expenditure of the 30.000/, deposit newsy of the altareholden, bee been showdownd awl the charge is arigieelly ban& is will be pregeeded with. ir- I Pa 71 59 k f 601 SO ez div 13e „ 13t 1 I.4 st le 21 214 21 . 14_ - if -il 151 Jima 21 2i 3 3 41. 10 Ili 22 31 1;1 95 71 73 35 ST 3;1 311, 71 7 db. 96 99 4$ 49 101 511 13 35 par 1 pia 37 311 131 155 di& 91 91 dr. 9, 9 Ws. 11 121 111 Si dim 931 94 319 5/ 3, dia. 61 51 clia. 31 2/ Ws 11 1 dla 4/ 41 PO 81 ex dly 130 138 ~ 101 111 „ ss 60 26 60 „ 101 11 234 241 1104 111$ 1 Po 1 1 PM 5 1 9 aP-- ;, 413. 11 161 L. 21 11 933. 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