The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-05 00:00:00

/7 : • e•r-t. e>f: Ttt•4fint%% ----- N (i. 1,201.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1850. [THREEPENCE. „i 1 t 114 )N to ALTSTRALI A.—ALTERA it L'Atz. oi IltiNET.—ltomsara jis will Mee eselesol e. • ' 7”' .s IWe tau t mess ideseite sad ••!. And is seog.lante with the ease wale at • • \ • •e. ohs* where the thane is twenty 11111SMIL t as to the ismtual departure of taros te per .i . turt rsy the e pastail whloh +, • 'Nell ( . 1.16.14.11114. Pt.ts 1 Twwws. ITO NIL tt W. Co.n Adel6l6 .ron rhinip ' xr July 13. 1,0.. 'T. raiz. .0 4 -.. itactur4s... Iron Phillip—tug. 1. 7 .... Air sew stmilaely employed hal am, the most sest4Trtare emenese. Their se ese al the first arise. Oarsy duly Tra5h ,,,,4"d.u...k..-totch a hue (tweets= :4; loth a e..ch tr.anth; as well es ckluin Van Isamsen's tart Ike. with eansleseell le Ile ears at c... T•AtTrant art Mew:treed W the when eh. t Ike p.TtietearT Reply Lill MIL ht. r -4.oerdwpweet. Larks. AN]) in the CANTERBURY SET . Mt It tilaTitY at ks. PIM larks Ir. , c.,,urnney &lament barks ban AP skrita. an It e UMW be .5 4 Alain* nest. whim Ms krekrif kr the ..ed tie I rim* d fibesive &terminal maw a the Osesaltlee et ..null -Ty Awaitkik H. F. AMON, Its., SUBBTITUTII !le • aItEL 511.1111, M 0111•41 MISIAt i t ; •4.41.rie 41404 post 'nom et . ...ma at. trateensoi w tory Met smirk - hr ts2;'.oyed at oath, ettlit tretant co pallibie tan 111114. em M in dir . :2lo644 tnni 304. .- Ms. Ms. 404. Ma. ... 714. 41M - 701. 714. • :7, • I•em saillemtlets, at progeriaMet • •••••t .4t•ng tt .7 I'. Ith. 111 NOT AC I TTD. Threaded Mae. Putters. ratters. haters. Mors 10. 1414. 344. !Is. ... Its. • Is. .. ... 7s, 4.0 mrs.o44 m 44 of miry tram. .14:• and Barlam), 39, Odor& sod So. 1. litawwwwwwit. In W. 1....wwt. 1, WA Itli.k.\TED.—Tlar mast varied • • ; MUT in the meld, all toast& -..r. I I'a :.a ." as.l warranted. a always well. •• .. print 10. 00mA-street. owner of New .: a: prices that are simmers. • • ere.t. o its seise. 34.hiels Isery.lisedied nu:.' no, 1. T. NT &Mil •; dINSITth le is•lei, . •:• r t: •es Item; caver*, id. par ; larger . • t . 1. , rye Oases; it salsa giver ..t. tr.• knives. Ines M. per tree: • • p4r; Cask bore tattle knives from lb. t.. ca•vrrs, ; Wiesen* from Is. seek • . •• .1 .o....rtn•mt f rams. setwortt. pssissiess, • •nst •.* seer tee welt, this estsble. hes •re thin • sooner et a sentare. Tiss laepsst c..ve• A .1 kat% .• cat. and Utter wise, see el rlW.4l2ce.—Tatablidled In Welis4trest. -STRING WATER FROZEN IN MA 4 TIES'S PATF247 fIGS Deviate.% ICES prvalueed, sad wine cooled b • I ..•A t.i Framing. Conitr. sad Prow:rift Appa . AZlLifie ;SFr %VAMP. and I t kW° tir inch Soda Water is make, and dril I .tab t ore Carbone Add Gas Us akw - • c .t. This env, shitie, and °minidisk tn .-- • all cueduneri d loda Warr, limed* •, _ _ - :. 7 ..... "... i . 07pr0ved PATENT ROTARY BVYV , iClll7Chit, which clean and tirtaiantly polish uoikli.g old knives appear equal to new. rcn• ear. price :P., t 2 12s. 6.11., sad and teetimonia'a rent post tree. The t. rut and Company's DepOt. adjoining the zentictreve, Oziscl.iiniet, sod Kal11:011- •7t the mod sceptical will le ocastisord. Ike al" climates. .1 HF.ALTH-RESTORDTO FOOD !amnia—TM ILECALENTA ARABICA, tN ual noddy ( without medicine, Inconseniowse, uccooachie, 'dentinal, liver aril billoul ear . (neligsaos). halausloon ., • eility. heurtboin, Ititukbet ogrortseina. Airten ...ohs of the skin, evarey, Irwin, richness of the : • • :t An, and ostler all nther circumstance*, i.. vreU as inbinte, fits, epowei.s, gramme, paralysis, .. , r4. tech hill Instruction, weighing lib, at fie. Id.; ut 114.; 1.:1b.. at outz.rt .. illied quality. :2•.; suitably packed hrt • . ro Da Berry mod Co. m o m maniple( post , widen, carriage fin: tbe emanss slam , K 1 Sri Walt. Me h. in addition bo thcir pelek al t ia cD .„ 127, New gewotAteert. trona& U MLE PAT lIY. -HOM CEOPAT HIC, 51LirICAL., wt ACCINIORT PREPARATIONS are maea• ay' ry varlet, at JAMV.4 LEATH% Hamouparlda Operr ,annacr, 9, \'rra.ofret•. ...it: 5, St. Paare.ehrtrehrrd. care obrt•<,l manuAtetura L r.araateed by !twice . . . . . nvdmine• which tbe author I.ln the begt of sang ue pro c• 1,-cth'• Ik ornesathic Pharmacy, a, Veraotrest, Orford- Lohcko, ober" • re-Attica! and phArmaeotical cheroot is in • t c•teedaroe. Irma hoeir.c -'ed the efficacy it the‘e rem ▪ . • e rhaettce, .I.e author that la tam safely •• ^ 'he bighect eotift&nee of the pubitc."—Dr. Laurie's • * 3 ••'• , ,ne.Sth edition. J otahlkhed. I .4 • o' ape nattier:es VI.. nth; pat het, In •-• • r•o: (Osts, for tilt table or pocket, cosinfing to the . !...ourr 6 trusties Tr. 6d. „ t 9 I,ottler, 33.. „ lb. IS „ Ilr. 64 „ Ur. H „ I Us. 3016 „ 111 a - rowel armartrotat el the balowisicalaaNr 'items :1d01.% or Hos T r~leod Gnarls aro t rr ralway ; or he Trobsorbe purses. r-, talit.ads. retaliatory vagrecris sop:died bier r. i!fI...PATIIIC OD OM. la. Mi. per R.; CTIOOO - n VOCOD. Ito. OA. ref lb. ; Dentifrice, se. an, are aleeruiLy actrotel wtaes,. .natrArT WIN Pfratm . • J. a.. • re • • • • ..f• WkAP; . •l l y $4 1 .; 1 ::‘ tap*, oaks, warranted to •-• ` 'Aiwa god retail hi. N a. • , ./traide die bungling awned ae- trade swanned. . _ Til km. Sir ItobEILT Pfari.—TO MORItOW, •. t.• vie Is.* DOUBLE NUMBER • ' ` .l k 111.1, 1. , N1eg4 NEWS. *lli • Otlppiterrr, t.•• • • ~evi e deme , yeru weer :-1. An • , o thr ht. S., 'where Nea ; aseempeeled by au • r..., a expresay lbe lie " Dbottreed Loudon - Itelletle,,esming tbs It' A USrU lth, ' •-• • An Leese or the We ere the , • The et Str Rallert PreL •'• • • I .W 414 Ithestreelor of tie Terrill.: P.spro ; I• • n • 11,...bd..* base *Vide\ mem ea the 'put by ';••• ' Arthur, t 4 Proem. MBA eariess ether in •r•• Pr try Dag* Ness r, ; the Sup . , r rru.l ,- ,1 by el were eserel&—ollee. IS, NEW, NFAVS, NEWM.—Th. Beek Chqsrt , • •••• v4•••;-.per the watt. LLOYD'S WE ILLY •,•••• " • •I•tYY..teatlatas Oat—m at the very •*. • wawa d ) tran all parts a/ the • •• • . 'otte teteareah, and War usasu regurdleso at • 1 , • the. Perm r pahlblesd every Saturday Ir r• t t Met waly 16"4 UM. I , 1,4,01 Llay, ra: Lead" Ind : v yew la may min meat. CUIALLW ` "ILV ' II If Of Mai& 14 I NJOYM T"•kW "' c if et LIFE. "..4 P.m sue, NW raked re et time." Siciait—arrttar mad .41amarr adorably.— . • • hai• ' ionau, to barks —ll.e Parts; lasacin Fo r el !Leh awl *a ., r , Pim" —e • Quatr i Tlr* a 7. •I - bovit.n WA.. l'Aariage at Ikon bat Mn" " • i.kaaptic bathing. Air, Kam. , Plutill a. I Lula Jae 11017111/11Mit. f amis. la. ea& 1 by Palt• ..I. A N th* laleco -wale% of L-ILe !Aka ul Pt -fury -Kesnl , elamism Debi* an. 1,1 1 ' !::1 1 14 4 Slte amre )o*.r. ani ten tar seem nal m." * *moot **try ion (.- eye) of ARLOW'S NEW IN. : 7 ,I- .... O. %.•• vlinttt'arst"Par.ll,l. ~, 1 Prevents ale. beer, eider, we Slyer liquor. /0 ;ram betor.:ine 6.1 t or aid ao allistual.y ••••• • ti..t. the la.t pint WWI bedews NI pod wo INA - 1 :. t • 1------" -- ---- ,( 3z ,.. ----)= l ‘.:il.. N . 7 ----- '`\__-------- ---- Y t 1 . tte het : verewslid I. repay Its cad in r .• . melts of ale; prIN 4e. 6d., or rent '.rr i" lay port wr farlan.l (If two ace - - • 2. • •.7. 11 Taa, a, at Is. 311. rub Ditto ritetroplated ...I , • !terry, ke.. to. 6 .1. PA Wore asparlai will explain Ili w....n0. WWI*, lowa bar I. Mud ow , - P t' t...p ot tt.e ple(C (shish Imo a bole op- • s • 1 . - • •.., a. t-telie If), widest ale realm f...seb it Um tbe sok W ems tate liquor to run 41 freely; wins Ms to la tamed ..." i•-• a •t air eau eider. IA 11!.. PAILLIIM, 14. KW Willas. ••••, Ma • ......••••• ~ • ~........,.. .. ... .•• • a ...0. , lall4. 11.11.—Nama an peowlae f 4 t am, . A retry - , •491 .1.9 4 . • • alkali, : elantitutit,n, that hura..e , 1 , - 9 9, Iv.. • mu. of pleurere, Lupines; or .tuly„ rs,tl ere ; *-4:...as aid ruin Or the dial awl to,dulkatioa of !%. p„effe,,g.r.rqw ; TAR% 19, ; Cazvalho, . 41 . P. "‘" 4 . , t ar artist itedi the imam. tu, arry4l4ate, Is. Arum'. THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. The quarterly retires of revenue to be made up this evening, as already ladvasted, will be of a highly favourable character. The entire increase will be nearly 400,0001. The larger portion of this increase will be in the items of Customs sad Excise. In the latter item, as compared with the oorrespond , ing quarter of last year, the moments will show an increase amounting to at least 200,0001.; while in the leostoms the receipts will exceed those of the quarter ending July 5, 1849, by about 150,0001. In the other and minor items there will be but alight alteration ; but such as there is will be of a favourable nature, with the exception of those coming under the heads Property-tax and Stamps, where there will appear a i slight decrease in the receipts. THE ASSAULT UPON HER MAJESTY. RE-EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF TEE PRISONER. HOME OFFICE.-THIS DAY. Robert Pate, who stands charged with having simminksi M Welty al Thereday, the 27th alt, hi Pkigg l , dflig, gee fhb learning brought up to the Home-ofEee for nresenisatioa. There were very few moots present, and on the prison er's arrival there was no abolition of feeling displayed either in his factor or against his.. The primmer, who was in the custody of Superintendent Ot way, was accommodated with a seat I. an ante-rootu lording to the office, and an opportunity was thus afforded to those present to observe whether any alteration bad taken place in ►is appearance since the last examination. It was evident that be felt more C311.6.3i1l of the animas pultioa in which he stood, and his look betray.? symptoms of declining health and deep anzie,y. Ile took no notice of what passed atoned his., but remained absorbed in his own reflections. After the lapse of a few minutes D 3 was eonduc tad into the pretence of Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate, Sir George Grey, and Lord Fitzroy &menet. The Attorney General and the S natal attended on behalf of the crown, and Mr. Iluddlestone appeared for the prisoner. Tao witnesses in attendance were six in number, including those who were examined on the last occasion. The addi tional evidence was that of Joseph Baas. ooichman to Lady Willoughby D'Eresby, and Sir James Clark, phpielan to her bli•jesty. Tee former stated that he was in Piccadilly at the time the assault was committed, and that he .sw her Mejisty put her hand up to her forehead immediately after the blow was sitek. The evidence of Sir James Clark was to the effect, that he wa. called upon to attend her Majesty between 8 and 9 u'idock on the evening of Thursday, tat 27th Jane, and that he *twined a swelling cn ►er Majesty's let' temple, and all, a small incision, which had produced a alight loss of blood. The tut other witne•.ses who were examined on Friday last, and w►e were 'gait In attendance this morning, were Samuel Cooling, Police-Sergeant Silver, Ctdonel Grey, tied R,bert lionwtek (eeriteant-tootman to her Majesty), whose evidence was reported in the papers at the time of the pee -1 vitas examination. The depositions having been taken by Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk of Bowatree•, the prisoner was committed to Neweate, to take his trial for misdemeanour. Mr. Mayne, chief commissioner of police, wee then hound over to prose cote, and the prisoner was removed in the custody of Saper inteodent Otway. At this time a crowd of persons bed assembled in the street lead in the passage within the outer door of the office; but no demonstration of any kind was offered so the prisoner entered the cab which was in readi ness to convey him to Newgete. It was stated by Superintendent Otway that the conduct o , the prisoner during his incarceration wee most exemplary, that he was eor.tented with everything, and that he pas.cd the whole of his time in reading end study. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday, a court was held for the despatch of pablie business. TEI DRATII 01 6111 ROBERT PILL. _ Mr. Wlltisaist he was desirous to etiZ3 the first oppor tunity prevented by the meeting of the court to advert to what he deemed a national calamity. He referred to the death of that endoent stad e man. Sir Robert Peel. He had not had time to consider what ought to be done to testify tee admiration entert►ined by the mirmbera of the e art, and by the citizens of London, for the extraordinary taints, t►e upeisht conduct, and the statesmanlike ettialities of that remarks de man; and he thue•oee gcve settee that at the neat curt be should submit u2en the subject a motion which he treated wruld meet with the approbation of the members. (Hear. hear.) Sir P. LA I I:RIE thanked Mr. Wire far having given notice upon a subject which deeply affected the public He had come dawn to the Town Clerk's office on the puce. thaw day to inquire about precedents relating to tile deatla of Blearing men, and be found that the only one which *shied ea ta the prsteedings of the eorporatinn was that which related to the a‘sainination of Mr. ;Nueval. But if there were no precedent at ail, the court would he juatifi-el la =akin a precedent, for no statesman, he sincerely be lieved, was ever more esteemed for the possession of putlic and priv►te virtue, than Sir Robert Peel wee, by those whew approval lase worth anything. (War, hear.) He should Mel the most perfect satisfaction in eeconeleg the motion, which it was the intention of Mr. Wire to bring forward. THE IMOIZ 241:10A NCI. She report o th e committee upna general parrots of the Maurt of Sewers to whom it was referred, to consider the question of the prevention of the niche Dais nice, and the petitions presented to the court, praying that parliament be patitionerl in favour of the bill before the Hens' of Com mons in relalon thereto, was brought up. The following ITO extract': la reference to this bill, we think it right to draw atten tion to what appears to as an important omission, namely, that the furnaces of steamboat engines, and also of engines in conexion with certain exciseable trade', are exempted the penalties proposed to be laid on letter furnaces, thus giving a power of redaction to a partial ez:ent only, which appears to be open to much objection. We have had the ~ pinion of the medical (Am of health open the queeti , n of injury to health from the prevalence of smoke, who elates ' that he feels no difficulty in asserting that each injury to health mast of necessity be eaus4 in greater or lees degree, see to Cif( uastaaces, by the prevalence of make, bat se we have directed him to report in writing, we will forbear ailed og further to his views. Ordered tbat a copy of I the report of the ceantaittee and a copy of the retort of the se«lical officer be bud before the Court of C•metoa Council " Upon the motion of Mr. Depaty PEACOCK the report was Iv (erred to the parliameatary eciatnait•ee, with instrue time t. that committee to report upon it to the next court THY OAS tIVISTIONIN TIM CITY. Mr. ANDERTON them moved, " That it b filmed to the City Lands Committee to procure forthwith from Mr. Heywood, the surveyor rs to the Commisaione of &were, and such other com petent persons as the committee easy think fit to consult on the subject, their °plaints whether the additional pipe and mains authorised by the Comnsiseittosn of fieweis to be laid within the city by the "Great C. weal Gas Consulates' Compacy" will, or will not, be injurious to the pavement, and ineeeew the expense to the commission, end to what probable amount and whether or not the laying of such pipes and mains will he prejudicial to the public and the eroding end resident inhalwants in the streets through which the pipes and mains us proposed to run, and whether thi< cowl ought to .anction the laying of the sem., or endeavour to p the same from bcieg prose std in, and report thereon to thi s court." Mu BARKLEY secluded the motion, Deputy PEACOCK, chairman of the Court of Sewers, trusted that this would be the lest time the ques tion. would be agitated in that court, and he hoped *hat, with ro rpect to gm for the City, that James Aaderion had made his "list dying speech and ctofeinion." (Laughter.) The points urged bad been met end success fully answered over and over again, so that it was not at ell seaway for him (Deputy Peacock) to say any more upon the euhjest. He would move as an amendment "the pre vious question," Deputy LOTT supported Mr. Andetten's motion. Mr. BLAKE strongly urged, as a Commissioner of Sewers, that Mr. Andeitoe bad, ley patting his motion upon the piper, insulted the commission: end he believed the lemma taken by Mr. Andrrton to be without a precedent in the history of the corporation. However, with regard to the notice itself, the commissioners, he thought. had acted wisely in giving encouragement to the new company, that they had first done all that they possibly to came the old ones to come I. terms, but failed in doing se. (Hear, hear ) A division took place, when there appeared : For the env odoreat 39 Far the oldies l6 Majority 25 TON raOIiCTI 3 RIBMOTILL OF OIitTIIFIRLD IIAitiLET. Mr. H. L. TAYLOR desir , d , with the peremselon of Ms lordship, to request that, as he Markets Impro evment Com. mitt t e would be prepared with their report on that of the Koval Clinneinioners in the course of a few dap , that his lordeltipwould name ',pedal day for the consideration of the letter el Air Gone Grey, sod tits teems ed the referees* with reeard to the weeelet et Illwithliebt Kerte. The TOWN-C lationtell Oat *eland Mayor wee willieg to de so, owil seed Tame. day next fir the perptee e tter a il teat the mt• tee, in all its bssniesp, will be telly eiseldwed. No other butlers le es be iskoa d ath r at iss ler. It having been wen the seetios d ID. R. TAYLOR, that the awl City Court Caudate should refer to parliastai ato the swore mow before the House of Commas, fir 'Namibia the powers of the Collie y Courts Act, with the view et fantasias the court with early information u to the but wens to be pursued with regard to the London (City) Baal Debts Aets, 1817 sad 1848, the court adjourned. SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Yes'erda_y a special stetting of this company was laid at the Bridge Hoses Hotel, Loadon-bridge, for the pur pose of recaiviat the sanction of the proprietors to a resolu tion for raids, a further earn of teensy on mortgage, and for more discasL, coming the objects of the act of parliament Into emotion. The chair wits taken by Kr. MACGREGOR, who laid the muting was called for the purpose of enabling him to amount% to the shareholder, that after no small difficultisc they had succeeded in carrying a bill thronsh parliament, the effect at which would be to pima the eamitay en • more fl-na and permanent basis, by anaplathqj their wean and engagements with • view to ellase their capital account. (Hear, hear.) He did not look at the opposition they had experienced with asp feeltais of amiliceny, because after the most patient tag the enmities of the House 1.01-11dieds deeidod-elewb amid wee be mow tatted. Be would albedo to 'Maier subject, which ems the rejection of the bill which we. to determine their mouldings as to the further payment of interest out of capital on the No.. 3 and 4 shares, the fund fur the same having been exhausted. The propriety of admitting this capital to dividend could now be discussed either at tee next general meeting or at • meeting to be made 'rend foe the purpose, when the di. rectors would be happy to confirm the decimate of the pro priston. The object of the present bill was to raise 1,200,0001, oat of which 1,000.0001. would complete the capital account, loaf. than 500,0001. going towards the ex tinction of the present bond debt of the company. The chairman concluded his ohservations by moving • resolution to empower the directors to raise by mortgage under the act passed in the present session of parliament a sum not exceed tag one million surfing. The DEPV nr CHAIRMAN *seceded the motion. Mr. H. DAVIS ruse to oppose the motion ; and one rea son was, because he saw in the parer. that en action had been gained against the chairman for 8,8001.; and secondly, because hr did tot know whether or not the South Esteem Caspany would be liable for this amount. He would pro- pose that the mewing at once refuse that 1,200,0191, be cause it had no confidence in the peewit directors. (Hisses and loud cheery.) He regretted to see clerks and other 015- Huh there in the position of shareholders, because they were persona drswieg funds from the company, and were only brought to support the directors. (lieu, hear.) He would ask if the shareholders of the Bank of Liverpool had refused to continue Mr. Macgregor in their senhee, war it prudent to continue him any longer as chairman of this company, aid to place 1,200,0001. under hie control ? lied the directory stated what debts were owing to and by this company ? Not a word. Why were their shares d nen to 131, when their last divi dend was at the rate of 7 per cent., whilst the North-Wi stern shares were at 1091., paying only • dividend of 5 per cent. ? The Teatm was that the public had no confidence in their chairman and directors, whilst they had confidence in that of the La..don and Nurth-Western Company. (Ai p!auso.) lie concluded by moving as an amendment that the meeting refuse to sanction the raising of any further sum/ of money ny this baud of directors for the present. (Chem, and Meer,. ). Mr. U. SMITH complained that since he had been a mem ber althea company, which was hut a very short time, he had witn.ssed his shares fall from 201 down to 14!., and he con sidered this oas msiely caused by the fact that the pu'eliu had not confiience in the undertaking. He regretted th any propr.etur should file ► bill in Chancery to stop the widows and orphans of shareholders receiving a dividend to which they were entitled, and be h►d no coo fi lance in the board which would slow suc: a clause to be inserted, nor in the lawyer who so advised, and whom he now saw present at this meeting The CHAIRMAN said the hon. proprietor was mistaken, I for the gentleman who sat there was not the lawyer that advised at the time the act was framed. _ Kr. O. SMITH observed that the directors were bound to keep faith with the shareholders in the bargain they bad made in r.speet to peeing a dividend on these N‘). 3 arid 4 therm (Applause) The bon. proprietor also 'zone el Lim self dissatidied with the management of the dire cson In re spect to the trains, and concluded by seconding the amen - Meta Mr. JOSIAH WILSON stated that he objected to the motive, because the directors had not stated for what pur pose the m , my was to be raised, and he did net thin!, half • dozen persons in the whole meeting knew aiiythir,gof tbe probable application of this va.t amount of money. He was justified in his distrust for he amulet only take No. stares, where he found t::e money was raised before its time, and was t h en appropriated to purpeeen for which it was never intended. r lCieers and ki:ees7ll;tiadappfieelt-i; the LCt of parliament whereby they made this call bi fare it wu due, but he Gould get no information on the subject. 1,200,0001. was, in his opinion, a frightful amount be entrusted to a cnairman and directors who had not the con fidtnce of the shareholder. (Hear and cheers.) The hon. proprietor urged the meeting not to assent to the motion till the chairman bad given them a full statement of how this money wee to he ar.ropriated. The CHAIRMAN, m nply to Mr. Davis, said is had served the company to which ne had &Undid 14 rare ' and received from them a salary of 1,6001. a year, and he left it to come into the service of the South E otter Company, although t • had been offered 2,6001. (Hear, hear.) Mr. DAVIS—Way did'nt you take it ? (Laughter.) The CHAIRMAN declared that he had been sh steered only by hie came:lon with this company. As to the Noe. 3 ar.d 4 shares, he advised the shareholders to diaouss the matter freeiy at a special meeting, or at the next general muting, when the directors would be guided by the o_pini of the majority of Ins proprieton. (Hear, hear.) In them e. s: of the D3Tir and Deal Company, he felt that be was promoting the in. of the South E Company, but at that time a rival line was promoted by the North Kent Company. In all he had done in this ma:ter, he had always a single eye for the benefit of the shareholders, and he really believed tint the ameunt now claimed could not be sustained against the South Enters Company. Mr. J. WILSON Lain alluded to a variety of topic., on which ho expressed wring feeling dlsapprobeuon at the con out punned by the director,. Mr. ROGEK6 Mr. LONOMORZ, and o'hers expensed their dissatistacion at the want of information fir this meeting, at to how the money now required would be expended. After some diacuation the amendment of Mr. Davis was put and loot by a largo majority. The original zuotit n woe then put, and carried by a large majority. Tito CLIAIRMAN signified that the directon would be prepared to give lull information on all sue jets at the neat gamma nettled. One of the AUDITORS raid the accounts Sad been cx mined up to the 31.0 of May. and were found correct. After a sate of thanks to the chairman and directors, the meeting adjourned. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. In the Erpreas of yesterday the prcceedinge of the adjourned halt yearly meeting were brought down to lies o'clock in the evening, when our express left Manchester. The propos tit n then under (recursion we, on the motion of the LIIAIRMAN 1 Mr. lIOUIJIWOTT11), to V. effect " that Via balance sheet anti statement, and so much of the r port as relates to the business of this meeting, be received a^d adcpted." Upon this proporition Mr. MOWATT, M.P., had moved, as an amendment, " that the report of the committee of consultation be received, ea 1 that so much of it as relates to alterations in th 3 future management be ' adopted and carried into effect." hlr. MO WATT, after a lenag discomion, withdrew his uendateet, and Mr. VANCE then proposed—" That the accounts ba net received or Lamed, this meeting having no confidence in the uremia director. end that they be requested to resign;" and refund to withdraw this amendment unless the on motion of the chairman we allowed to stand " That the accounts be recvived." and "adopted." The rettlution of the directors was, however, carried by a majority et 2 to 1; but Mr. Vance persevered in &mending a poll, until the compromise he proposed was agreed to. Tae bueiness of a special general meeting was then com menced at half-pest Mit o'clock. This involved the recep tion of a report hem the directors, with reference to the rte- deletion of the board to 20 members; to consider propose tens with v (ammo to the future management of the corm teeny ; to authorise the directors to Wee the several sums e. huh they era authorised to raise under the " LeedeCentral Railway Act, 1848 ;" and to authorise the company to make arrangements with the holders of the 321. shares or Third Es'-naion Stock, and the Manchester and Leeds Fifths; to authorise the holders of the Fifths to pay up their shares in fall, in &dosser, awl convert the name into stock. Mr. HOULDBWORTH erse again appointed totbe chair; and having commented on the various topics It treated of, proposed that the report be received, which was accordingly done. A long diactuasion then took place upon that portion of the report relating to the management of the compel). Na di EMU result we arrived at ; but It we agreed 'hat a com mittee should be appointed, and that they and the director* should same six or moss new members of the board; their election, with the details girths management, to he left to the determination of the shushaldan at the nest half-yearly mating. The CHAIRMAN to.. proposed the adoption of the sr- T With ravage the - extension shares, as ;Reposed i l la C i ires teies' revert. to Mr. dullu W. MARSHALL seweaded the motion. Mr. BENNETT read • written pretest against the arrange meat on behalf of the liftlt sliamholdw. Oa the Emden being put, ft was serried by a large ma *Sy. Mr. FARCE demanded a poll, and although he was ire (mend, Mead to withdraw the demand, he refused, and the poll eoranteneed. A laws lime having been wasted in prosecuting the scru tiny, it __ proposed that it should take place in an adjoining room, while the other bnainess wet being proceeded with ; the remit to be announced oar the morrow. The CHAIRMAN then pr: posed the adoption of the at mintiest of the directors with regard to the Fifths. A tedious &natation stoned, whisk terminated only by the adjournment of the meeting at midnight. ADJOIJANZD MISTING. The adjourned Meeting was held at el•ven **sleek yester day. The discussion of the proposal with reference to the Fifths we and attar various proposals had been sub mitted to the board, the directors retired to take than into oonalderation. On their return, The CHAIRMAN said the solicitor, Mr. DerbrAire, had a plan to prepose whisk would determine the legal rights of the gnesflo., east which would enable the director' sad the representatives of the Plitt and other classes of shares to come to ma equitable detainee upon the matter. Mr. DARHYSHIRE said the difficulty seemed to arise from the fact of gosh pity basing got en opposing lawyer's opinion. (Hoer, hear.) Now, tithe question were to be sub mitted to the six 'swan jointly, a setisfectory oceelusioo might be arrived at; or, if no decision were wane to, then he would/Worm to refer *matter to tbeSollotter-General, or some other esinntlawyer. Theo, when the legal quell Ulm is decided, let it be laid before the directors and a com mittee of the Fifths, and let them come to a decision based upon the legal opinion. Mr. VANCH.—What do you propose to do with the coils already made? Mr. MARSHALL—I propose to postpone them. The CHAIRMAN said there was at molest 120,0001. due from the Fifths, and the treasurer assured him that the call c old rot be postponed. Mr. HARTER subsequently propoind, "That the cases on both sides, together with any other facts la addition, • referred to Messrs. Turner, Holt, and Malin on behalf of the holders of the Fifths, and to Messrs. Bacon, Bethel', and Palmer on behalf of he company, for their plot opinion ; and in we of their disagreement, then to submit the ease to the Solicitor-Oeseuil for his opinion. On such opinion being obtained, the board or a committee thereof will take the same into consideration, sod submit a proposition for the settlement of all matters of difference at the next half. yearly meeting, or a special meeting to be convened for the purpose." (Appltuee.) r. MO WATT seconded the rerdution, which was car lied. The directors agreed to postpone the call made on the Fifths for six weeks. The CHAIRMAN then annowneel the scrutiny upon the question of the Extension Sheets to be as follows: In fa sour of the dinte.ors' propoi.l—preeent, 7,497 ; proxies, 20.741: Vtal, 28,241. Against—present, 1,971; proxies, 3,184 ; total, 5.165: niejoritv, 23,080. (Cheers.) A formal meeting of the Eitel:tint sharebolden was then held, tur the purpose of confirming the sae of the general ' meeting, which having been done, and other formal business harb,g been tranitacted, the meeting terminated with a hearty and unanimous vote of thanks to the chairman. MONEY MARKET. THOINDAT EVINING. The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the amounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods. The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 25th of May, and the let, bth, and 15th of June last, bring the 'start date to which the returns have been col lectively completed for all the banks of issue ; and al o the results as compared with the returns for the previous four weeks ending the 18ih of May : Mar 12 , J 2 ," 13, Increase. Decrease. 1330. 1330. 1 I__ C 8 C S Bank of Enpriand.„ 19.047,207 14,220,630 1 , 722,3 4 .8 Private banks ........ 3 , 739 , 333 3•253.0411 176,26Y2 Jo.nt stock banks X2,6,6,437 2,143,227 131,436 Total in Eanland ..... 22,329,201 21,3111,1107= 1,030,293 Scotland 7 — Ireland 4.441,643 4,2110311 200,031 -- ---, --- United Mandan 24,223,738 33,232,246 1 973,312, Showing a decrease of 1,0.50,2951. in the nets threw. lotion of England and Water', and a decrease of 973,5124 In the circulation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the returns for the previous month ending the 18th of May. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issue of the several banks, we find the following to bo the state of the cimu:ation : The fixed issues of the private banks in England and \Vaks being 4,805,4234, it follows they were be low the amount, 1,232,3821.. . . . The fixed issues of the joint stock banks being 3,400,9871., it follows they were below the amount 664,760/. The fixed isms of the Irish banks being 6,351,1911., it follows they woe be!ow the amount 2,112,6831., with specie in hand to cover issues fur 1,423,9011., besides. _ _ _ _ _ . _ The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3087,2094, it follows they were above the amount 351,3191., but with specie in hand to c3ver the ex- C 4 rig, and issues for 472,04 IL beaLles. We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wales was 1,917,1421. below tho amount authorised to ha Lined ; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, it we., on balance, 3,615,506/. below the fixed amount. Th 3 average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the f Air weeks ending the 15th ult., was 16,811,9364 showing an increase on the previous month's return of 207,8654 The aver. ,e stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same term was 1,423,9011. ; being a de crease on the return for the previous four weeks of 16,3371. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term wu 856,363/. ; decrease on the previous month, 23,1791. As compared with the corresponding period of last ye►r, the returns under review show the following differences in the circulation : June 14, , Juna4l3, 1 Dee ~,,,,. . Derelit. IMP. 1940. 1 4. ! g g . 1 g Bank of Enitlend 18,231,0111.19,220,639' 9119,393 Priwite banks 3,313,55: 3,353,041 , . 27,441 Juint-at. ek banks ! Taal in England .... , 24,407,903 23,618,907 1,111,004 Malaita ... 3,340,902 4471,31 90,626 Ireland ... 4016,473 4,241,811 193,336 --- United Kingdom 41,433,240 33,232,24 e, 1,396,966 Showing an inseam of 1,111,0011. in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and an increase of 1,396,9601. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, as compared with the returns for the corresponding period of last year. The yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion held stands thus : • Bank of England, moan —_ i L2,202,014 lAA beak; lens No brig, Ism ................... 81,200 --. 339,643 'newer@ imbalance Jana 13, 11150 The le:mints received to-day from the German wool markets now in progresq report as follows :--At Kirchheim upwards of 131)00 eentner wool had ar rived, of which a great portion had already been dis posed of at 6tl to 881 for middlicg fine Bastard wool, being 10 to 15 per cent. higher than last year; and 100 to 1409. for fine, or 8 to 10 percent. advance over the prices of 1849. The low and inferior qualities realised from 30 fl. to 50 fl., and 0 rman country wool GO R., bring 10 per cont, higher than last year. The accounts from Vienna estimate the produce of this year's clip in the neighbouriog districts at 15 per cent. leas than in 1849, in consequence of which and the advance obtained this year at all the German wool fairs, the proprietors were firm in demanding high priers, especially for the better qualities. Little therefore had been done for export, but for native consumption a fair amount of business had been done for Bruno account, at 106 A. to 120 IL for single clip ; whilst for ordinary cloth wool there was little inquiry. Zigag and tan wool of the better qualities were in good request for export at 2 fl. advance. It is gratifying to find that the Brum and Vienna clothiers have made seve ral purchases of Australian wool, with a view to try its properties. It is represented as likely to come into competition with the Austrian and Russian wools, and that the time is probably not very distant when the import of foreign and the export of native wool will be about equalised in the Austrian dominions. Accounts have been received from Pernambuco to the 11th of May. The rainy season had set in, and consequently the receipts of produce were small; little however was left in the interior. Sugar wee quoted 2,300 to 2,850 rs. for good white in bags, and 1,600 to 1,680 re. for browns. The price of cotton had been maintained at 6,300 to 6,400 rs. Hides had de clined to 100 rs. Freights were depressed ; 30s. for the channel, and 355. for sugar to the continent were the last charters. There were but few vesgels in port disengaged. Exchange on London had been nego tiated variously from 28d. to 27d., but at the latter rate there were few buyers. The yellow fever had almost ceased and casualties were confined to the harbour. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoct. Very little business is doing in the home fonds; the market, however, is very firm, and prices on the advaroe. Consols were first called at 961 to „, ex div., being / better than they left off yesterday ; they then advanced to their present quotation, 961 to 97, at which business was last transacted. The Three per Cent. Ro.duccd mark 97: and ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 1, and lest, 99. Exchequer Bills of all kinds have been negotiated at 67e. and 70f.; and India Bonds, at 87. r. and 90s. prem. Bank Stock marks 210 and 211. Foreign stocks are in good demand to-day, at full previous rates, the tone of the market generally bring very firm. A considerable advance has taken place in Beencs Ayres Bonds, which have gone rapidly up to, and were last transacted at, 60, and and in Peruvian and Rival= stocks. The official list reports the following as the prices of actual business : Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 56, 60, 59, and last at 60; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 901; exchange, 25fr. ; F.quador, at 31. Grenada, at 18. Nlexican, for the 16th inst., at 30; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 83!, 84, and 83; ; ditto Deferred, at 37 and 1; Hessian Five per Cents., at 1101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 951 and :, ex div. ; ditto Scrip, at 41 and 5 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents. at 17 and 1; Venezuela, at 354. ENGLIbiI YE:NM—Tots DAT. .tank Stock, 2091 11 3 per Meat Ace.. VI 7 3 Pe e; a: t ot 3ll•a eu.. 281 p l:ids:quer bill,. 475. to 70r. FOREIGN FUNDS. per CL Atatees Bawls. 1 per Ct. Graeae &k.lBl 41 per Ct. Ding. Dead,. as 90 Greavls Deferral Ude, 4 21 pa 6 par IX Mee. 1144.. 34 I 5 If ti C o t. s tr a gp , : o l Elde., 8) 91 t o pe r ! Et-Z . :r o t:a 18;81.4131 4 6 per Ct. News Apr. rit CO 1.1e , e et.,ltue.. 16,6..1.4 11 Mitt 21 11Lar t. 8 t 1 4 R'o 3 t i' .4r lw et i SlOit t ltd2;3q Columbian Eq.. tot Ede. 11 j lb. Deferrol Wks.. 3 I.ea Ut. Dau.4. Ike.. to lot Intto Pasts 18.81., 31 4 7 1 Nr Ct. Dutch E.14..164 71 2 pre Et. Ventura/a 114 m., ?4 7 4 We lit Dutch Cot,. ri 1 ° Veseptel Deforrel D.D..121 131 INCLNG-LAVE.-THIS DAY. St Oka.—The public sales consietinz of 12,O(0 bags Mau ritius. Bengal, and Madras, and 150 aids. West India, are progressicg steadily at the full closing prima of las; week; rrfir.i.cl steady; law brown lamps scarce at ids. 61. ; fair to fine grocery, 435. to 501. 61. Curren.—A lair busini es has been done by private con tract in good ordinary satire Ceylon, at 43'. tad. The Mar ket for this article generally is not brisk, yet last weal's pekes have b en aucuorted. Saurrante.-I,boo bags were offered in public sale, end chiefly sold. Refraction 104 to 134, 255. 6d.; ref., 54 to 71, 263.; ref., 21, 27a. 61., which wai a shade decline ea the low qualities. 11,1c0.-2,300 bags white Bengal have been brought for ward in public sate, sad partly sold at 10e. to 10i. 6d. This attic,* has about inaLtained last week's currency. Perran.-750 bags good Malabar sod in public Lila at 31 to 3J per lb., chiefly at the tato, price. PlaaNTO —l5O bags sold in public sale at 61 per lb. Gisiora.—J males sold steadily, tram 31. 18s. to a le. Rut( remains steady. TEL.—This at ;He nu been active durinu the week, and prices are rather higher. Common Congo°, 100. ; medium, II jd. to Is. W., and importers have become reluctant yellers. Tne deliveries in the United Kingdom, u shown by the government ttb!.•, for the first live months wing fith June is about 1,0.10,000 lb. in excess of last year, and the expriati.ii fur the month of June was very large from London. COTTON.—A lug' business hat been done during the week, ar.d an advance of j his been fully established. In (ober articles no material al.eratiin, but there has been a steadiness this week in most articles. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. With moderate arrivals of bath Eiglish anti foreign Wheat, and rather unsettled weather. our meeket hes ee su.ted a somewhat firmer our, and an extensive business was traneaved to-Cy ;to tome im•ancea on &duces upon Mindere Tint 'Cons had to be submitted to. Flour more inquired for. Barley, if in good oorAitioo, tyros readily at full prices. Goal trash liars. Corn contiuuts scarce, and the value of such gralually improves, whilst other descriptions et Oats area more ready sale, at late rates. Beans and Peas firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM lit JULY Te. 3th JULY. karS. Englioh. Scotch. Ir:oh. Vomit. Wheat y .... 1360 1 ....... Bodil-. ....... 60 3.:30 UIMS ;340 Flour. 980 wan ; Lospom Avyjukots. Wheat, 414. 74.; Daley, 23 7d. ; Oate, 101. 84.; Rye, ; Beams 26.. ; Puha, Ate. OL . _ tViSkiAL.P.;. Wheat. tilrlay.) Oats. kr. Ursa..., Peas. 1 14 7 23 ... ,40. 2d .2. 10.1 104 61 23s 4: G. 44 23. 61 Juaa 1 40s 2.1"234 06 164 114-:2a 0d'284 11.1 Us 21 8 ... , 41'0. 12 .„ 114 11s 91 16. 111 281 84 28s 1041:s 34 32 40. &I 22s Id 16. 104 22s 64 742.. 91 29 '4os 94 210 s td. ad 21. 64 28. 1141.6. 11.1 web' An. Aver.. 40.13 2217. - 4.1 16. 6112 s 33126. 11..ats bd Dimv.—Viluat. bar*. (lala. Ma. Cams. sod Peas, Is. Price. /lay if.• Jura 1. Jaw S. Jame I. June 22.; Jule 29. 1... '.......=. 40 7 ... ::: I ... fl ••• 60 6 :1 :-.. ... 0 2 .., 1. ...-.., ::: ... L .. : .. r - 1 - 1.- 39 1 .. 39 8 , ... ... ___ i ... ... SMITHFIELD MARKET. —THIS DAY. We have a fair sillily of Sears today, but the demand is by no means exteostre ;it diflkult, therefore, to realise Monday's qwvations. The numbrr of Sheep is large ; trade far them is not so goad as on Monday, although there is very little alterstion in rr:ca. Gold L oaths are Knee. COM. quently they are freely disrsed of at a trifling advance ; Lodi ed, all kinds meet with a or re ready sale. There ar rot quite so man Calves as of late • on the average trade is rather better. From o.vena an% Holland them are 100 Snits, 770 Stu op, and 179 Calvet; Szolland, 100 ileum, sad 102 Mich Caws tram the Rome Counties. __ _ ter stooo of 81bs s. a. 0. 8. Per Hone of tbs. I. 3. s. d. Hest Seals. Ilererceste 3 4 3 6 Nos! Pm. I. 11f.481a. A 3 8 4 0 ilea Start.hotaa !swot quallly DAMN— "62 10 ;vO. 80. (lbws 34 3 8 Wm .. :I. 10 3 0 t Lees 884 served gunny • 0 0 0 1',104 .—. _ .... .. .. 2 6 3 4 ' Ik., do. Me. l 10 3 2 Beet I ) os. i . 11811-1 Iv I. 000 01 Lar,se . . ..., 48 8 2 Lied. M wakes. 210; 8!...55. awl Lusbe..l4:7X ; ClblM. b7B: Hp. 310. JULY yaoh E t tL N ITII D%wa.,O, tarff 11111,-11 N fa , r , ; ( fa h m . T e r. d hi a o ck tl o , o , n pb er ip - RAsterprise, in command, arrived here yeater 'ay. She railed from Maze]," Dec. 16; Val,tarailo, March 13; Magellan Straits, April 10; and from Bahia, May 17. Mr. Sht ddon, the enterpriaing owner cf the yacht, died at Monthly, on Nov. 16. In consequence of this event she was brought home by her present commander. The enterprise accosts. poled her to the eastern end of Magellan Straits, where they parted company. Toe Dee talus remained at V. fp:, raiso; the Plover, at Kotzebue Sflind, where else would winter ; the Herald, at Cape Lucas, whence she would pro ceed to the Guano., to r, same surveying, and then return to the north. From Bahia we learn that the s ekness h. d much declined. The Crane p•cket, now clue, had not arrived up from Rio when the yacht sailed. The Nancy Dawson has brought home a small apt is freight. ROBBERY (W A BANKER'S LETTER WITT( NEARLY 6001. tie NOTES —Yistt rday inform►tion was received in London that a letter, posted at Staff rd, from Mesita Ste venson and Co , hankers, of that town, and addressed to Messrs. Stevenson and Salt, of London, was stolen. It contained fifty-tour Bank of Ragland and country notee—viz , 46 for 61. each, S for 101. earl, a bank post-hilt for 171. 9s 9d., with TViOUS cliques, amounting in all to 6601 9s 9,1. ; and although the numbers and dates are known, and have been fully described in advertisements, yet no clue has been obtained calculated to lead to the 'Hammy I of the proceeds or the perpetrators of the robbery. RAILWAYS. Tale DAY, Two °Timex. The railway share market continues to improve, and nearly all descriptions are quoted this morning at an advance over yesterday's rates, with a larger amount of musiness operations going forward. Great Westerns have titian to 591; Caledoniars, to 7Z; York and North Midland, to 15,1; London and North Westerns to 110. South Eastern., how ever, are an exception, these shares bclng flat. The Midlnd 501. shares have touched 111. All descriptions of French railway values are much higher to-day. Bemse RAILWATS. Clain rice, Yesterday. 14L101:0-0•7 . 43 1 lett. Preference Berke 7a 11.nts. Est (at. Wert. perpetual S p. et.) Elirrittigfiam&Difordhum ealledOly pd ,orwltliguar. Do. withouteruarentee limn., Whit,., arid Dudley ealledulypd., oreriquyoar. Do. erltbout • guarentee Binu.Wolv.k Moue Valley Bristol sad Exeter 9 98 14 de. I PM 27_ 28 !6 Pm' 5 e te l;.- 3.t li4 1 14 Els. 174 17f 74 i 71 R 4 i 9 e 1 34 it die 14 11 1 1 1 1 7 7 Il 12 64 7 14 I euckinghamahirs Calcdoriaa_ Do. ZIO Preference ... Chester and Holy bead ... Do Preference IDuttlna ad Hellcat iliac... De. ( te F.. De. (31.115.) 6p.Ct.Pra raiders Counties Do. New l'ref. 0 p. Ct... Do. Let, Do. do. N 0.2 Do. do. 5 per Cent Do. New ... Eastern Union, clue A (late E. V. Oh.) 34 4 Do. class D. and C . clll4e a 34 Do. Scrip (gas. 6p. Ct.) 164 17 Past Lancashire .. 7 74 East Lioath shire Goa , eanteed 6 per Cent. . 293 294 .FAlinburet ead Glasipw 15 37 Eseter,leovil,a,Dorchea 13 Great Nortuern „ 1 dim Du. Do. 3 shures,A,Deterred 2; 91 Do. I shares, 11, 6 p. 4.1. 44 43 dis Do. S per Cent. Pref.. 104 193 it. Sontn.9nt Weet.(lre4 29 91 Do. Eighths ... ;mat North of England—. 273 239 Do. New ZIO ... 93 95 Do. New £3O ... 711 72 Do. New £l5 ... 37 ;mat We5tem......694 59 Do. New £l7 .. : 3 7 dia. Intl and Selby ... 06 99 Do. 3 shares ...I 49 49 Do. 1 shame 344 214 ;renter and Carlin , le 13 Do. Thirds . • . par Ipa sod ‘ ioti . etdie. ;.5 3: 161 153 die. 30 9, 11 10 dis 13 12y 9 sr die. 97 94 5 3 6 3 4:4 5i s 2 21 Cs 1 t die 4 4 3 el a 199 1 ii Pa •pax sri al..s___ Irpoi . Do. New (goo. 6 p. Ci. y Do. Wet hiding L'lnon Lcods and brad turd .. ILcods and Think . . 1)o. Pre f. 6 p. Ct. 'No. 1. Do. Do. No. 21 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pre. Quarters, lan, Lomita and Lon., Brighton, la n.C.ast Do. New gua.G p. Ct... 11A. Do. gturanteed 3p. Ct. late don 1 Meda It Do. r efsP per Cent 6 410 Do. Convrt.3 p.et.,11132.l as an London And Greenwich.. 104 11 Do. Preference' 121 1.1 $.l North-Westerbil69 Do. do. New 'hares ...I I lot Do. Pdtha .. 1 pen 11n.Elo eh.,3i.ancil . i.(Zl 1., 1 prn. 1% ..stZru St. 'lOO 'Londun .5; Sciutb.s. 35" 29 $0 42j U,. New, £5O 21i 20 d 4 40 24 DO. New, £4O 17 16 be 0 Do. New Preferensw ... 2 2 1 pm. 20 20 Lowestott Guar.4 par.:mt. 144 is 16 Isl Mane, Bus., ana Matlock 41 Sas St. , I 1010 1154eb.,5he1.,21=551050. to 23 25 lks, j shares, Nu. 1 ... 10 Ile Do. New SlO Pref. .. 71 S Si 4j! 15,.M515.114 Lula Cake 31 41 ea 4.1100 1 5414115 ad 341 ss 58 •30 Do. X5O Aare* 242 21 dis J . .. I 2,. Et. :100 I Do. Mira. ond Ikrby ...I 14! js e St. 000 ; Do. C 05.8.4412. Op. L. 122 1:4 Et. ;PP ;Norfolk .._ ... ... ... .3 LI 1 20 15 Do. New 1250... ... ••• 14 13 Ma, 10 2 4 Do Extended ... .. 13 13 L 1 3 3 Ito. Guurun. 51 per 1.. 13 4 84 23 North Urr.lo6 ... ... •• 31 5 3 5 I Ito. l't:fetence 20 17 ; INorth Stutfurdshire.... .. ... 111 111 (119 39 33 I oxford, Wore., a Waiver. S 4 a 25 1 U • • l'reAun and w yre ... ... loi 41 12i ,10 I 1 4 ). 3 ' , harts 4.1) 6 4 :, per 20 113 Reuel., Guild., iteigat"r :3 1! gl. 41 'top ton and Illuddu ...I 1 ei i Ira. Shepretk Eldeados I POI ELI :3 ircuttirla Cvntral . ...I 1 4 11, 131' 131 obrors. 3; But., CLAN A i SI 81 4.11. O 1! V Do., eLoo. 8 ... - .• I • 7 i'E dia. 8 8 lux, NedOnaraa . teed .., 9 0/ 10 ! 23 zharnobtuy and Motet; (Nor. W. Mtn.) ... ...I 5 5 10 lO Do. Marco ... ... .. g 4 20 20 Do. oowertry ... ... 5 5 10 1 W. New ......... 1 / 91,4 10 10 W. Blx r cent. Pro L.. 12 13 20 15. Shrorktre Unim ... ... 41 41 eds 50 50 i 00uth Devon ... ... ... 7 8 23 125 I Ito. l'reterecco ... ... 3 a 12 I b• leoutb Staffordshire ... ... 41 32 dim UV 331•Somh &wt. rn ... .- .• 141 1411 50 130 I 1 . 7 ~ No. 3 _ .......... 14 ti, 10 10 I Ikt. No 4 Registered ...1 4/ 5 60 ,47 ',South gala ... .. ~ ' 271 :61 dim. 23 I ISll•belf.,ltotb.,k(.4.l 4e, ' N.D. • I Guar. 3 p.r‘Vnt .. .. 'ln 17 20 20 ! Waterford and Killitony.... 1 a 5,7 50 Wear Valley, 6p. et. gua. 25 53 1.0. do. do. do. 5; 28 50 30 !Wilts. krtneroet, &Worn. 40 42 St. 23 lietk,Newcastlekftivoriek 11 13 25 211 I Dn. ESL ;Vort..t Newca. 1 VII dip. 23 111 I Do. U.N. E.Purchurrtel • 4 41 did Bt.l 50 Turk did North 3941...nd.• 13 134 25 1 10 I Do. Preiercnus ... ... I 21 2/ 919, • FORIISN RAILWAYS. I SZ . Aunt .-Itallsn (late Italian and Austrian) ... 5 4$ di.. l P 0 Boul..sne and Amiens .. 61 114 20 j , 'en.r.ii France (lietzon" 1. 1 141 8 Dutch lihentsh ... .. 6 31 Ms. 7 grit 11.111.411 .. ... ... t 4 pm. 24 D.,. 3 .Great latian l'enimina - 4 1 $ riu. rte. I Do. do. ... .. dis i S Luxembourg ... ... ... 7 St dfs. 10 D 0... .. .- .. 73 71 Ms. 20 lassur .ta dl.ler• ... .. 61 : e 18 Northern of Frame .. . 13) 14$ 7 Orleamigod Bordeaux ... 3$ 21 20 rsris and Orleans ... ... 24 SI 20 Pans and Rouen ... ... 121 211 13 V..ris and Stra:ibourg .. ti 84 10 blown and User. ... .. if t 20 Sambre and Meuse ... ... 1 11 3 1 U Touts and Nautes ... ... II Itii die. 101 3 LI V ERPOOL. July 4. 59; 5 ; 71 2j Oli 3i 169/ 143 al 9 101 111711 ii I 15i e 1:f " 41 it a a be BTOCZ-EXCHANOIL—This market was • ramie better today both gateposts sad prima I..fluarhire sad Not k.n.re OM gums), 90.--Littataiter .413,1 rfortoe, p.—llitto Atter is. at 41. 14.. d.), 131.- -tonlot, and North Wortems ;new sharer), 13-Id Lp.—llan.,tl.,and Lincoln ,1 41. N. I, 74 tilt '3:9,51.- 3101,4nd, 3414.—11ama (r obatho, 241 /1111 id.—Ditto Amu. eutt.l.dol 13. mat 13.),, 13,.—Nortb Ogee 11,163 f. A)IIIAVINUMAA, July 4. B.ruCii-IXemAii oz.—This akar* 'market remained pretty much the Fume state yertrrday. Mi Hand Neer Valhi' irs re *lncet 24, 2:4, 254. and 23 die., and ehrewtArary wt t litratinichatn it's at 7 the. ANTER, Jay 4. Srocu-Nicsaxor.—Th. re w-is a deciied inkrrtlTlMertt to IMMO, but oat a telaidliareie 411101111 t Orbß l 4llo.Btainsacte.l. the. rotten. were 'winch:WlT c.'utined to the lighter ittoesie, and price:. IL 414... him and York.hires. niter the nieettng at eltarcholderti, ns.sy Cc iittiged, Fifth* 9,, EVA.nsbltt4 let, wad Nlle,t LE11)14. Aily 4. STOOL. INCH ANag.--There has hem It thin flittLeg, no change in prim.. East I. ine.ishires hare been &Inc th s matting at 71, and Ilitn.k quarto, at _hi. Jig. TALLOW MARKED.-THLS DAY. TAO m arket 19 steadr, at tt - 0107 *if Tat ansemad, with more di Fodor' to purchase. Town Tallow, 335., nett e,cah ; l'etcr•6urg Y. C. on the trot, 36e. 94.; o..tob:r to December, 370. 94.; October to am:ember, ',perste months, 3da. to 31. HIDES.-THIS DAY. I.IIAMINNALI:2H;fest, 361111. to 641 b.., 111. ; Bat. to 221b5., lid. to 11J.; 72tht. to 1101bs., 11.1. to 2J.; 1101hs. to 2tl. to 211 d.; 88,bo. to 9GISs., 3d. to aid. Norio Ilides,l3s. Call Milos, light, it. ; g J. lieumoxnettr. Sheep Skills, Lambs, Is. 8.1. t„) 2s. 81. ; Shiparlinga, 10.1. to 11d. BOROVOII MARKEt-THIS DAY. Heels. regrading st.d dmigh report that tbe market ie very quiet. Ditty estimated et 176,0001. COAL MARK I. C.-THIS DAY. Holow. 11, 141 ; Caret 11 at"...y. 13.. 61. ; Walls End Bra1.1)11'. nation, lio ; W‘.llo End Eluwoll, 10.. 9d. ; Walls End Toss, 16.. 1.4.-6 hips at market, 66. ilt r. I I i i i