The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-05 00:00:00

la their 11011. Ratify all the pi ovi. Ma trains belonging ~ the United !Qat.. goverment wvi• eared. Some regi awstal trains were overturned by accident, Of the whack, cam alr. end they bed to be abandomiL Large droves of cattle ware -,red by being driven buck iu the: advance of the to es:-at. Colonel Marston's New Hampshire Regionest reached kern this morning. He was wounded. t ' , dosed Heintzelman ~. also wounded in the wti.t. In addition to those ...fled yesterday, it is said that Colonel Wilcox, the gal led LVIIIInAmIer of a brigade, was wounded ; also Captain g,5•,...k, a brother of Colonel lowo.k, of Ohio. Colonel ',reborn and Meter Lacier, of the &mem, am not killed, I .it badly worooksl. Colonel Ifunter's division suffered ...t severely. Colonel Heist:claim wad wounded in the ore.. The bullet wad extracted while he we. still upon his Laconia:at Homy Abbott, of the Topographical boil his hone shot under him, the ball grazing leg. Vol. Mar ton. of the Second New Hampshire regi went, lost hisses. ('apt. Ricketts, of the Artillery, and two %As fork regiments, have gone over to Virginia. flue city this motaing is in the most intense excitement. 1:1011p1 an everywhere gathered, iapairing the latest news. lota telegraph and stranibuot communication with Alm , aridria are suspended toelay to the public. The greatest ,larni exists through. .^t the city, ensvially among the female ponies .4 the population. Such of the %sounded ea sere brought to the Centreville Hospital were left there, aftei liana; their noun Is properly dressed by surgeons. Waggons are . - ontinually arriving, bringing in the dead end iesio ed. soldiers rue relating to greedy listeners the deplordde events of last night and early this morning. The 1. cheer, awfully ilistreisio.t. It is probable that the num. bet .4 killed mid wounded is magnified by large numbers •h.• are mi—ing, prol.,i,ly wendering through the woods. The low. .t estimate Ills, be placed at 4,000 to 5,0110. It is represented in many quarters that the Ohi o regiments showed the greatest ernisteruation, probably from wait of cooblence in their commanding officers. It is known that on the day previous to the battle a large number of them publicly protested against being led by General Schenck, and it was only through the importunities of OA. MM.:auk, in whom they placel all emblems, and other officers, that they wen pneniksl from making • more formidable rebel. boo. It is .uppowal hors to day that l.eneral Mansfield will take commend of the fortifications on the other side of the river, which enable, it is ual by military engineers, to hold them ageismt any foroe the enemy may lo mg 'onion them. Large rifled .annn and mortars are being rapidly sent over sal mrnintesl. The troops are resuming the occupation of the fortifieotions not eotrenclimenta on the line of the Poteuia It is vaguely reported that General Patterem's simian arrived us the ar . .. of Manama. this morning, and ennoiseneni en intadi the rebel force'. He wa s withie twente.five miles of the tattle ground yesterday, but the exhausted emlition .4 his men prevented him from comm . t to the aid of 31•1x.well. It is also reported that four th5i...0.1 of our troops have been scut back towards hirfas from the other side of the river. Ad. horn W5.1ain..3.,0, ut the Vol, data that the t u. 4 follow op the Federal faeces. All the ba t .", at Washhortou were crowded, sod surohen of sol diers were ',Airs( about the streets. The ("Hosing are the Confederate accounts of the eugavinent Rirmworrri, Va., Jrtr 21, New (Motor, Jul• 22, lull. fight ronien•ove.l seer Itseasass at tour o'clock lb.. iisoreurg, sad became (espial about twelve. It siser imolai till A bon t ways, w►oa the Federalists retired. Isevieg a• a oraro-wisi d Use 641. `4lierman's lottery et Light Artillery was takes. It •-... • tentl4. Lett* with grim slaughter ye both sides. It is inipoesible to give details to• sight. IePIPAD, Jr I.r 22. 1461, red New Orleseit —The reports tithe Wieland wounded were eo unreliable Wit night in statement, gic to the spew ice following the victory at Xaniwkaa, I n•frAinea seentleeiag them, being fearful of fina l ; e.merlea. pan to armors beery General Beanie. pr I eel stall are vole. Gonna liveasepas bone wan abet molar hint. lieloond Jobastoa coeunanded the left, when time many rade erre tlereeot attach. (horrid Beauregard comesseisei the light. Pereident Uas i. meleal the field at ems, sod took ventral of the mom Wks the left eve pima the severest, the metre eareced a poetise of the emeaty's Nee% sod 4.'6401 the footman of the day. No (141 r re -161.6 reports an temivad, hat are h.esely repeated. It is Meted that the etratay 0.• coatrunoded by Generale Boon, l'Attor...•, sad 3111toontll ; aad it to reportedthat the latter i. •behtly troeoled. JULT 22, lreil -The War Depariaieut received from Lwi.cdle , Keutucky, the following copy of a &mat. from General Ileauregaril to Jefferion Avg:—The battle I...ited from roue o'clock till four. We have pourawoo of the ticl.l—the lowi on both sides ie boroeue. railer the rircumstine• • this is truly a modest dampish, for at that hour the victory wu our, (()MMELCIAL LN TELLIG VICE. NEW YORK, iCLT Es change on London.—Bankers' bills, 1071. Stocks dull. Erie, 24 ; Central, 63 ; New York Central, 75k. Cotton firm. Middling Up land, 16c. to 164 c. ; breadstuffs firm ; provisions BANK or EqYPT.—(THIS DAY.) An eitraorilivary general meeting of the ahem holden was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, Yr. Tirr. Ai the chair. The report for the haq.year June 30 stated that the debt due from the estate of the late El Hunt Pucka had been reamed to 30,000/., inclusive of interest, and this balance was amply secured. Of the other dapeu &nese,: mentioned in the last report, a considerable sum had been radiant, although with the menace anticipated,which, however, the directors had been able to meet without in- Maxis( on the reserve fund. They had severthelem thought it prudent, net of the present half-year's pronto, to set aside • further sum to provide for any loss which may be experieoreil in the settlement of the remainder. The amount studio; to the credit of profit and lose was 1:447W. lite 4d., which enabled the director, to recom mend the usual di. ideurl at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum for the half-year, free of income tax, leaving 3,7Wr. lfa. 4d. to be carried forward to the next account. Jo conclusioo, the directors acknowledged the highly homier. aide conduct cud friendly support which had &sracteriaed the of his Highness the Vicar iy in all matters counedial wi the settlement of the late prime's debts. neteninalg ea. the balance-sheet imbibe:lithium : Capital paid up, 290,003 f. ; renew land, with interest te date, 10,9911. ss. ; bills mad& 177,7541. id. • arrest and other accounts, non les. 9d. ; and lean (balance as below), 12, A 479/. 10• 41 ; t o t a l, 111. ed. Assem : Csh, LL lat. lid. ; bile receivable. 149.2471. fta. ld. ; government monrities demi tri,0771. la. 104.; othstesouritiee, 143,3171. 17s. lt.hL; ofies furniture, MX lfia. 6,1. ; preliminary smarm 2,000 f. ; total. 544,1131. 12a. 114. Profit oat Lose.— Dr. : To dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per nnnnm for the ball-year, payable ou the fish 1 4 .750 0 .; to balance carried to nest wvotint„ I lUa. 4.1. ; total, 12,47 W. 10e. 4d, Cr.: By net profits for the last six mouths, after pro viding fur had anal doubtful &Ma, rebate of Mersa, carnet expenses in London and Egypt, and directors' remuneration, 12,4791. yule. 4.1. ; total, 12,479/. 10a. 4d. "Tae foregoing aceouats have been examined by as, and compared with the hooks at the Mike, and the balance statement from the mesegers he Egypt, sod we hereby certify that the mid womb am correct.- GP.ltulg WILLIAM HORS, HaNNT LLOYD MORGAN, Auditors." The CILUILIIAN, is moving the adoption of the report, add it was satisfactory to know that the difficulties into which they hail been plunged by th e manager is Zppt Md been so suoricrifully met. The debt watch ma minimally contracted by Prime El Hams Nein was 162,009 r., and that was now reduced to MAW. lathed,' of interest, which is empty secured. The cendset of bin Highness the Viceroy was that of a man of homier and a man Ismael', And &vernal the recogni tion of the co:Rpm r. The bonnets of the back for the last nix mouths was satisfactory, and he saw no reason why the hopes which had been rot. rt.ined when the Bank of Egypt was ortabliehol. n'4 be realised. 31r. Aewretroirgswomlwil the mut osi. which was adopted, sod a disabled at the rata stated iti the report was declared. .1 rote of thanks to the chairman and directors terminated the burins'''. FUNCHAL or THE MAI or Br' KINGHA34.—(THIS Dir.)—The mortal reaming of the above lamented adds aim wire interred Ia tbt aattstrai Taut{ a$ Wolk; Inas, today. he body was moored at aa emit boar this morning from Mr. and Ledy As.. Gore Lang. Ma's, in Gromenor.einara The Dueller aad lady As.. Gore Lagoa awl family had left for Wonlos Home. Thee Deka sad Mr lanzton accompanied the body to the enetry mat. The Buckingham Vcomeary Cavalry, ef which the late Duke wee ooloael, *Waded the foamed aad Performed the nasal nature hoseum. RAILWAY •ICD °THAW BILLA.--0( the 280 bill. for railways sad other purposes iotroduced at the man. aeneament of the ererioa, abort oae•half have either boa stadia ar Madmen:. Nurnal.wAss AND GILA. 11111•31 RAILWAY.—n is Peamed to lINMP the Nontiashaen sod I:rantham Railway mei Laid teal Great Northam Railway. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) mentlas geral evasi of the pece thififial of the pi 'ambers August for ne offences ons committed ill t a he ciennty d Middlesex commenced at the Seasiomi-liou.e, Chwkaawell.green, before the Assistant-Judge and a bench of megitrutce. The calendar, owing to no sewinne having been held since the 13th ult , la rather heavy, and cattails@ the names of $1 primers for trial, 72 beiog committed on charges of felony and mine fur miadenieaoour. The education of the primmer* is thus defined in the column+ of the calendar : 17 can neither reed nor write, 24 can read, can read and write imperfectly, and four can read and write well. The grand jury having heen addressed, the ordinary till of prisoners w..s proemial with. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1861. ph. (Pd I 11169MIAIS. I a rlr ig lonC la I 991 AN 101 NI Atlasalaitlth Lawler* 57 61 11. IN ' Boa. Ns. 411.1a#8.1.0. N 96 Ini 10 all •11 Ituttalotl akeli Proleronee aronßl. 44 6 , Do. 111 IN ' 9 u l f.,llrantAGoderlth ' Ilp.e. DN., Ana. 1,1671 eadorsedbyleittl.ll. 11 90 IN 100 D. July 1,1872, ditto N 70 100 WO ' Do. Jane 1, 1/Fe, N TO I all Canna It S. 113 Oapalt&Dookip.e.inu - ti 1* dis 174.0 pion. = 4 : 4 1 per amt. die Nall %Nen luo !lam loath DI all , D. /*Mistime .-- Ile all / Do. 0 1 P. at. Daunt l7 9) 1N all ID. 19p,. at do 99 100 MI all , Do. do. at 181670 8) 105 N all Chasm a Melbourne — -• 84. 11010reol Ark of cA4644 Is 19 13 1 I 6-0 all , Do. I per et. Prof. 105 all ' , Do.llee.PrNi3p.et.Se — MO all ' D. 0 per el. Delwin — 1M all I D. T per Mt INC 100 all ; D. do. Lip — -. M. MI Da. N. _ .-11171. N. 100 SlamS With Pentheuls es N i 96 1 E SO 10 . Do. New l4 04 di* M. 100 Gt. S. of I=l4l II 95 I 9 { all GlWest lel 10 NI 13 • Do. New ll4 100 ills 100 all Do.Op.cildupap73.w.opl 94 96 100 all Do. 64 do.. 77,w1t.0p. 89 91 110 all , Do. do. 76 wtthoollop. 100 all D 0.4 p.ctlida.pay.77 St. 100 4 ltadna Guar. y per per et 151 15 Ot. 100 Do. do. 6 et. 93 34. IN ' Do. ti per el .52 l6 94 97 90 an Do. 1 per cent. do — die 9t pm 'll•ll3.oorp.ip.4.B4eds 10 all 'N. Brunswick a °made ' alath asp. IS all A ' Do. do. Land do 6 7 10 all I D. do. B cap. do 4 6 N all , D. do. Lad do 4 6 Bt. Ilthinde 9O 100 11 16 : Do. roulaub l4 14 dis 40 all I Do. do. It. 100 Do. Ind St Flot.g.Sp e IN 92 10 1 Trlnklad,Lirnited,derip II 1 dis AMNON 3111436. N. I Mu I Mulli. IDI a. •ftlawa I Salm 710,6. M : 20001, Australian # 1 Bon Accord, Malted l7B Bl i pm 11.000 10 Brathian, St.lohn del is 1 u u , ley (Limited 10.005' 6 Do. Lend A Kin. 00 , Si'. i 14 00,0001 1 Cla.Con. Mln. Co. Jam # -- -.— 12,000 t• Cobre Copper 10`000, Coplapo 71000, 1 Dun Mountain Copper all 1 1 Now' 1 Font= ( 1141 .1 10,000' 16 General all 22 11 00,000' 2 01. Northern Copper of S. AustraUs (Lim., 1 4 Ipm 111M04009N i 1 Lina [sounds (1.1 m.) 1 res 10 01 , , 000 1 Lumtlaithus 4 7197 -- 1117 1 Mariquita all $ 4 00,9001 1 Y. Ula• Copper of I. Australia (Lim.) .... 1 I 4 dis NOOO, N lortithaud &Defined aM 1 4 100,0001 1 IPort rhilli p 1 1 II 50.M0 1 amities Austla. (La )Ha 4 dim par 43.1741211.11.141Un1ted Modena all 44 i 5 MAO 1 orthing pa.) .at 1 4 44 JOINT KUM JLXI THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.STREF.r. MORE rosTAYEICE koBBERII.I. Pam, a lettalE-Rartler ia the S, E., or Berinothlsry ilistriet,was charged with stealing letters, it being the eighth charge of the kind within as many days from the. tisueral Post-offies. _ Mr. E.B. Osborn, from the solicitor's dpartment of the Post.otlice, ettended to prosecute. Henry Bingham, police-constable, deposed that the pri soner was • letter-carrier, and had occupied the same lodgings with soother letter-carrier. named Wright. at Upper I:mage•road, Bermondsey. Wright was committed from this court a few days since, on a charge of stealing letters, and the prisoner was suspected of some con plkity with him. Witness accordingly went to the lodgings on the 27th of July. On entering the shop he saw the prisoner, who immediately ran upstairs to his bed room. Witness followed him and saw him take off his uniform coat and throw it on the bed. He said " I will be with you in one minute," and left the room. Instead of returning, however, he contrived to get out of the house mid abscond. From the evidence of Smee , and other witnesses, it ap peared that the prisoner put on his official cape, and west to Deptford, where he pawned the cape for 2s, and pun.hased • light coat with the money. He was eventually traced to Richmond and apprehended. On being asked why he had absconded, he mid " There were so many of Wright's things in the room that 1 feared I might be suspected of being concerned with him." It was proved that four letters were found in the prismier's official mot and the cover of a packet which had been addressed to a young lady named Varney, at Font, cray, in Kent. The lady who sent the parcel now attended to depose to this fact, adding that it contained • watch chain, which had not since been discovered. The prisoner was fully committed fur trial. CLERK ENWELL. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND HIGHWAYI7MBEZT AT IRLINGTOI. The of the court shortly after the commence. went of business were crowded to 'teen to hear a charge .4 attempted murder and highway robbery. Thu prisoners, who are well known to the police, and one of whom wee only discharged from this court on Wednesday last, on • charge of loitering with intent to commit burglary, are diinbuilt fellows. They gave their mimes Henry 041,m, 9, Northetreet, Caledouian.road, Islington, • wood carver, awl Wadsworth, • tailor, of 17, Pancrasaquan, Old Bt. Pancras, and were elmr;r4 with vieleutly ass ulting George Bedlam, a ware housetusn. of 2, Buccleugh-cottages, Upper elaptoo, at Gipsy.lams, Islingtou, with intent to rob him. r. Inspector Judge, N division . !mended to watch the ease on behalf of the police, and Mr. Wakeling defended. When the complainant got into the wittiest box his hoed was enveloped in surgical bandages, and his face much swollen. He had received • wound along the left eyebrow, sod niachiog some distance slam the one. The wound is about three inches long, and extended down to tho The evideace went to show that the complainant, between the hours of 9 and 10, was proceeding through Gipsy lone, • very dark and looesorne pl ace , situated midway - between the Ifornsey.wooil Sluice-house and Higtibury New Park TAVOVII, when he found that he was being followed, and turning round saw the prisoner,. He spoke to them, sod when be was answered the prisoner Wadsworth attacked bias, sad struck him • violent blow on the face and over the eyes with • blunt instrument. Blood flowed very Impiously, and be called "Murder" and " Help" The prisoners finding that some one was coming up ram c, and were pursued by the prosecutor, but he booms so weak from loss of blood that he Lad to give it up. Fortanately sane one hearing his cries went to his assistance, and he was ma nned to the Ilighhury New Park T where be was at once atteudel by Mr. Hood, surgeon, of Stoke Newiag tom who dressed the wan ds, but not before the pro. senator had lost • great quantity of blood. While the wounds were being dressed, the prisoners were brought in and the prosecutor at once identified them. The prisoner, before they were captured had • smart run. When they were at length stopped, by • Mr. Baker and a Mr. Haycock, they said they were not the men, and that they had not dope it, but they were detained and given into the custody of Police-constable Holmes, 21il N, who told theni the charge. They said nothing in reply. This morning Police. sergeant Kimber, 32 N, found near the spot • life, preserver heavily laden with lead. Mr. Barker asked what was known of the prisoners. Im Judge said they were both the conduit cites d o te wont of to end Wadsworth was may dis charged last week. He mites! for • remand. the defence was that the prosecutor was mistaken in his identity, and when they were taken they were in the pursuit tbe penes, who had intended tomb the prosecutor. Mr. Berne said that the prisooers would have to convince • jury of that, for be should certainly commit them to Mengel' for trial. For the present they would be remanded for • week. The prosecutor appeared very weak from the effects of his illueNge. wire DINERTION. --TOT YATRdO)tIAL CAUILCII ACT. Mrs. Mary Rickards Obbiseow, residing at 16, Park place, High bury, applied to Mr. Barker far an order for the protection ul her property under the following circum stances : Mr. Beard, solicitor, mid the applicant's husband left her about tvo years and a half ago, and went to Australia. She refused to accompany him, and having educe he had been goo. supported herself by taking &situation as &gover ness, and basin: come into the possession of shoot AO C, wished to have it protected from her husband and his cre ditors. Mr. Barker said he was always anxious to protect wives' property, and at once granted the order. CAUTION TO MIOPKTKPKIIR. Maroaret Mills, a reopectable.lookiog woman, with an infant in her arms, was plac e d a t th e bar before Mr. Arnold, charged with uttering • oounterfeit five shilling piece. Mrs. Agues Rowland, grocer, 20, Queen•street, Pimlico, mid—Tbe prisouer came to my shop ou Wednesday, and my little toy served her with goods to the amount of three-pone% for which she gave a five shilling pima My little boy called me into the shop, sad I leit the five shilling piece aod tried it is the detector which I have upon the counter, and find ing it would sot bend, I gave her change and she went away. Dinctlr after she had left, my son said he thought the piece was bad, and be took it over to the pawnbroker opposite, who .said it was very bed, but a very good C011s• terfett Mr. Arnold—A very good bed one. Mn. Rowland—Yee, TOUT wonhip. (Laughter.) Mr. Arnold how did she get into custody Mn. Rowland—l saw her walking yestenlay morning in our neighbourhood and gave her in things. Mr. Arnold--What for' Mrs. Rowland-- For giving me this bed sa. places. Mr. A roold How do you know she hew it was bad ? Mr.. Rowland— l don't know that ohs did ; I hays not saki that Am did Arnold—Then you had no right whatever to give bar into custody. The net of uttering a counterfeit piece of motley is nothing In itself; the offence is the guilty knowledge of its being counterfeit. You don't krow that she know it 'al bad. Mrs. Rowland—No, I don't. Mr. Arnold—You tried it before you pre change. and thereght it was good. Why was she sot as likely to be end es you Mrs. Itowlaval-86e might have been. Mr. Arnold—lf you bed charmed to be the person offering the m o ney, how would you have Eked to be locked up in a sell ! Mrs. Rowland—Not at all. I know oothiagabout mob things, but acted under the advice of the police. Mr. Arnold—Then they ought to bees adlyird you letter. There is not the slightest meson to suppose tic at th e accuse d knew the money was had, and she la &Whined. DITYRNINID StICIDS OF • TRADLANAN.—(TpIS lgOnnini;.))—This morning a mod determined suicide was committed by a man named Raynor. who keeps a coal mod gement shop at the eoreer of Clipstoireatreet and Chin-hoe. And, Fitzmy•square. It appears that the deceased got up et en early hour this morning end went am usual to Billingsgate to purchase oysters, with which he returned borne. After having opined his shop, he went down t o wash thy, 0:-5taps, Elam, q baying entered the shop, h e Cana up, lad suer nat° o3lB wtat door. awe. Shortly after this his litW girl went to his and told him his breakbat was ready, when hos directed her to go upstairs, saying that he would he up presently. The daughter. Gilding that her father did MA name. again went down, and found him hmigiug by a piece of raps to a nail in the wall of the area. A neigh bour was at once called in, but he was found to he quite dead wham cut dawn. He bad been noticed far some time past to be ea a sistspasaiag state. CRYSTAL PALACE. SATURDAY, AIN/UNT 3. Adaskaless as gamest. 744 ; ditto by moos tickets, SOO ; trial visitors, 1.652. CITY Or LONDON HOSPITAL POD DISEASES OF TES CWT. WICTOR/A•PARS.—Tb• masher at patients re lieved at this institution during last week wee 1,005, of which 168 were new came. SHARE LIS2S.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Caocc. The railway share market is flat and a reduction varying from kto per cent. has occurred in the principal stocks. Great West ern and Midland have declined 1 per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, South Eastern, and Eastern Counties per cent., Bir mingham g. and Great Northern per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92 to / • Great Western, 701 to „ 4 ; Midland, 1211 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to I ; Caledonian, 991 to 1001 ; South Eastern, 811 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 49 to ; and Great Northern, 100 to 107. Canadian descriptions are without change. Lom bardo-Venetian shares mark prem. OIDINALY •MAIM i/10 lITUOCS. nn. Ird I RAILWAYS. • 01. &Mew Val Birk.jaa.ollaiss o nw Mackbers • aed Boetoo,Pr ?Tr ird.t MA.C I 2 • 7 •1 SIS 109 1N 100 Calei;iiia all Colt and Bandon W Cornwall all Do. A J A way. =MI6 all Do a'.l Dublin anti Denset Jia. all Wild... Teeth. iltlkhd./n 100 twit Anglian 100 Eastern CUOMO= 100 11.4 a Piro Caton. Kook 100 I Do. Meek 11 all East Suffolk 100 rAlnburnhand Dhow. 100 Ertlnbro',Perth. Dundee all Forth and Clyde Jaw. 100 kliosiow 4% S. Western ▪ 'fired North ol Scotland 100, Chest Northern 10 0 1 Do. • Moak 1001 De. 11 Stook Ku Gt. South *Week (Ira) 00 1 0 rest Weekere 100, Do.StonyVaLennStk 100 lanouhlrot Yorkshire UN London and Bloetwoll 109 Lon.,Brightonoti.Coa4t 100 .Inudoo,Chethm.B:Dov 100 .Londonk North Wean. all Lho. Eighths lit ,LondontilosishWertars. all Lond all Do. " :1= 1 : 100 • llan.,9o4l.ALlesdnen 9 'Metropolitan Wel Do. 100 Do. D ina.* Wm WI MIL Os. Wa. (be.) AD UM Kist aY Sessuslis sal *Ask • SewriaMsasiglsAlL resayfiWnersop.tirs. i i INN* Nitta la* k!voit Mil. &A DC.. A---~ I — i - N. -- .. - 11.71 ii i —do: Do. Lehi Do. York North Lootdos Nortihkg.WootoraJoan North Staffordthini N...tt...kUrsatJaivaltate 1-_ -. _ I Pailmiraili , l aM alr Ceitial X. X Abscllet *Ma lallsool • hbropoldre lidos neigh n — o Moak Wass A. Yalu& • Itlver Dun SlaiasaWni= c t Ilkalinan I Niko aft Met Vaiii 01.1se 1 —_ De. Da , Vale at !Nat. Vidalia eta. Maio West Caravan , W.Earlaipooiairkalti ' 11010ial—Oidard I1)1"11101* PKYJERL'44 42 21 Se 2 17 13 49 10 Ili 41 In S7l IT El 'Ti 28} 1211 1116 70e 68 111 II 108 134 101 954 181 108 lii ii 87 69 llli 61t 115 111 35 II $3 90 40 45 '.1"11 45 47 41 46 N NI 101 106 IS U 4 3 MI MI 104 1011 117 105 103 106 10d 105 107 122 124 Id 60 , 10 111 II 77 115 117 IN Ilt 1112 IN IN 106 ,Colo s dosin per oat. I'D a lm.=.o6 Abor.J Lot harltom. &Sp. al e r" IL I Da C. T p. & Caut. di.,61.41.N0.1 1 Ds. do. 3.1 Do. Now 6p. el. id Irani Umiak d p. et Mts.& Maw b pd Zda.,Porth.Drat.4l. p.m Gnat Northam. , p. Do.do.rod.64lop.otpa Day roe oat Do.o.naLad pa l m 6p. lialiamsl. lot Ch OtN. tral(Dorhatllamk , l l Dm roam. p. apt Do. rodam. 6 m p. Mei bream. p. ot. igamtardratira Do. PTA arArtm Do.amoialtelhe. Do. do. do. 6p. c. Do. ans. Dos. 811004 Do. Chat Ga. Shins Do. do. do I Dm do. do Imam& York*. 0p.0.16 iadayall.dp.o. N est o. 1 la 6pa do. Nat De. pa do. .. do. No.• Do. pa do. .... Do. p.apash d 0... Da fpm Pra OWL . Do.drado.(W.K&C.P.; D0. 1. 1 . 6.11.(dtv.461. 051 1 lom..mata mmdlDoar LaNW.Osta i 4 k ma. o. L&S.W.Tr. I twahmarialmmatsb lisaJlhatelhhallp. I Da al Dm NW IP" •• • • Do.rmisummta alap.ot llaradeomodaaStoor Do.Oomm. lad 11.6p.e. Dm yd.& ANL Stook Do.fmLialliimm 4 p.e. Way& p. ar. Stock Nora Mita vacant Dm New Oa. Deltoid." tinted gir N.tho.—Cera.4 p.m.Pvt. a Dt. Jo. di Do. Lads 'p.a. No. 1 ow York. U. & &perm lOC* Illatordshlro Orm6. Now flat .113dp.01. Ira* aha. gal p.m Da p.a. Prot. lava L Dam Asa dd p. e. Lim (Nada .6m. ALUM Do. y roe oat Dm. dad► am amt. &Wear imm. dd. and Da y pat oat I. 6• Y e z uw hoV es t s ar. rem ip. Do. dm. Ddp.o.e. Do. aid Cepa Walorattitramy6p W. lud—Oalarms.a i Do. do. had do !Do. Nary. 5 p. et Prof Do.dmporp. 6 p. et pra NOBSIOII SAILIMIL I shnitus. I aim Om Si 22 27 SO U 110 100 . 102 ii; lle NstOt 1, 10 II 10 12 II lgt Ise IN us IM He 10 10 100 PAitalosl rallsayr J. Z.& Ml= to Oraimsesse L. Oirussaz & Y&u ta rTrwao,o 111 116 111 114 116 134 116 116 t 6 161 -.•- 166 163 126 126 71 74 93 94 Ist 10 no . _no — ft %Fos 0 Tv I i UI 102 SI n 110 111 108 110 1 li 91 tO i 1 Ldla i po it 132 124 10 *IS 96 9s 96 4,4 92 100 $ 06 1104 t 7 j 314 34 1111 112 k 03 46 124 111 118 122 100 103 139 1= iDelue a AO= at new . • e& Amin gas. & . ▪ OaWe *I Pam& . el el Itustabi. Ogee. IL ae Adis Joekw se Les Osaresse • Des ▪ , L lge iats, n sea Toweled rid Gaeta • Made AaSeela ▪ IhmaLlmn ▪ D&10.4.141. el lever= d IS I Do. Nat ewes •• • • ;Iraresilika Trask 144. U 'Mama. Serie/Me ▪ Mies, Lyoss. alt Tads sod Orion If Deft WS. Ittarlato I 04411=1 . .. 1101 WI Aetna Doi* ail lee Swell* .111 7 per sol a n i sia t., Kass_ ▪ Do. pa est ne: 4 itate IS Ag Vamalao 40 held at luso& ie al Mal Plasaan Do. per M Pad ,Wee. N. W. at d. w ▪ ec allairle 1 DIBIDSVID ROCK& 71 Et 19 Ul U Pi 9i 9 5 dla 99 40 1111 67 Cl 6 dla x la! ;. t if 0, 1 r 11= t UgallkaA4kaiaall 11 66 1 41166.4.11.6.1111160. ISM ULM! 111.1 N. 1 • 11 .4p.61466.46.161.1 .... 116. 1 116061161 LW. 66. et. PM ITITSII W.lllldindlOwL..4lp.el. Mize prices Nola to.las I Astuday. I to 1 p oa. iii; 62 117 ill ii sdi _s_ .1 122 1 i Pra as II Me —. 1 106 1 pm 611 94 i ti 41s as ... en i 100 IG7 1131 . 934 441 wol pm 1.17.1 IJ:,i i . pm I I. WS - 9Sti - id - PM - M Ni -• lis _ li 41s in lle 14 es " I Ma IMI IS 11 1 1 SS SI MI - :m sun , 10,006 1 100 lAgra awl U. bler. bola . e. 600 40 Asolaulaida 10,000 16 Hank of =. 11000 1 100 , Hank of 50.000 10 'Bank of ruder 10.000' 50 arid& N. America 11%1001 SI Clerk bank of Indi. Australis, anlair . 1116 0 111 Yard d of I C dia, II Old HO lan., and China Cla im 1 0.111 100 60.100110.11 Orro. of Canada ...... MON! WO Oces. of London !SAN 10 IW&SeototAnal.Chartd KIN, 93 O. Mink of Switzerland ! 10 Loa 06, Bank of AualEL 16,110, 20 D. New SAW 10 Landon and County IMMO, 61, Landau Joint Stock 10,010 10 Landon It South Aldan 40.1100! 100 Len. and Wastralmger 50.1111 r 111 Its Prey. at England *Po. * D. Now 10.0001 N Salt** Bask 26,000 241 New ladle Wake 10.400 66 Oriantal Bank corona 11.000 00 (Ottoman Hank 01000 100 Provincial af Ireland AM 16 'South Australia AM! 16 , Union of Australia 1 0 . 100 , 60 'Union of London OM 100 Malty Maya PLL. Ai tic XL Mall AL X.) Atlantic Tel. il la). Australian Atrial %Ma waterworks SAL t lila Ma& TeL A; DD. Dn. B ? p•r a ta MS, . _ Lod . a r d ioe64.tBakelt Palm* at rEo7.rfrtittence - Lladla*Lon.fsblppogit Ifaith..ll2.l mg.& urnams Einarla Nag. esd ll AreL ei t. • • • • Gat Rear Itsvfipts.:li Orval Nallp (Lisdtad) Do. It pm, amt. PreL Loa. BliiT.l. (L).. blie Sea. Ounist M Los. oires Itriga. I Marl xersomakiwrzwom. 111141.scItz.ThLai.) xWafted MINN Os. asimaildsOombltlres(L; Do.Bpa,ILKIAY.! N. Bram a N. Na 4.14. N.. BNL Ausamildea..l LO Da"Now alacus• Odes. L. Stat. (Lisa 1.. Phi aim Lad a MIL bola. sad Odom Steam =lugh MI Ds. Now al Rip Lama a lad. Tel IBA AO saw Iran li las. Now IN Sapid Mal Item IL Amt. Iseworis if _ _ ___ ___ Aestrellad L aid dirldio no. d do. Td. &sip Do o. &M. et Aaelaulia ( 11 =ae•d) Pint Isom teLt:o.U.Cazerle OIL Linens TeL a.). Vas Idesees'• Led._ MONEY MARKET.—(THIS Ddi.) Two o'Cloci. The important news from America has exercised an adverse influence on the stock markets to-day. In nearly all the principal securities a decline has taken place. The reduction in the funds, however, does not exceed per cent. English railway stocks have fallen, in most instances, to per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 681 r. 20c., being he. lower than on Saturday. The India Loan scrip is rather flatter at 100 to 1. The Five per Cent. stock is quoted 991 to 1. Consols are officially marked 90 and a for money, and 90 for the account (Auguet 7). The pre sent quotation is 90 to I both for money and the approaching settlement. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 235 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90A, 90; New Three per Cents., 901, 90 ; India Stock, 2191 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 99i, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 961 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 135., 16s. dis. ; ditto June, small, Is., 3.. iii. The steamer Great Britain has arrived from Mel bourne, and is known to have at least 320,000!. in gold. - 24 161 ni I sot xd WI xd 411 i. id The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :-Ocean Marine Insurance. 4, to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, # pram. ; Universal Marine In surance, to a dis.; Landon and Provincial Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par to A prem. ; Natal Land, # to g dis. • Oriental and General Marine, #to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Fire Insurance, to l# prem. ; and Compressed Coal, ito Prom Cape of Good Hope Government Bonds werr dull. There were inquiries for Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, which experienced a slight improve ment. Virginia State Dollar Bonds have risen. The New York and Erie Railway preferred shares are still rising, and were dealt in to-day as high as 47. MINES.-(THIS DIY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is dull to-day, and prices are mostly looted the same as at the close on Satur day. :So business is reported in the Stock Ex change official list. rutted iti;.^...!cau Mining shares are less firm, transactions being ofSchdly recorded at 4a and 4}. In other foreign and colocial descriptions no change has taken place. The general position of the mining ma:lmi is noticed as follows by Messrs. Webb and Geacb. Business remains unusually inactive, caused chiefly by the continued uncertainty with regard to the American dispute, and the preseut low standards for both tin and copper. East Carations, afterbeing steady for some days ist 24 to 4, declined ou Wednesday to 734 to 4. Fiat Russells have fluctuated between 34 to 44, bat close dull at 3 to d ; the lode in the 88 (elbows level having again fallen off in value. East Bassets also very dell throughout the week, sod chiefly selling orders on the market ; to-day they have receded to 76 sellers ; the dividend declared at the meetiog on Tuesday hurt was 5/. per share, but unless further dui. In the foreign stocks the Turkish Six per Cents, of 1858 were marked in the morning 691, but have since improved to 692 to 70. The 1854 Loan is gnoted 79 to 79i. The general busineee has been rather limited. Mexican Bonds remain dull. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871 ;Mexican Thruper Cents., for account, 22i, 22 ; Peruvian Uritarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 814, 701, 69g. The amount of bills falling due on the 4th, and met on Saturday, appears to have been below the average. The discount market was quiet, and the best paper was taken at 4/ per cent. At the Bank of England very little busiuena was done. About 20,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The Persia, for New York on Czaturday, took only 30,0001. in specie. The Liverpool cotton market is reported firm, but the sales on Saturday were limited to 5,006 bales. An extraordinary meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company is called for the 19th August, to authorise the directors to take the final measures for dis solving the undertaking. The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Rail way Company is called for the 28th inst., and that of the Berlui Water Works Company for the 15th instant. The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the 9th instant, to make a mil of lbs. per share on the con tributories of the Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland. The following are extracts from the allotment letter for the new Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Pre ference shares of 1801 of the Lancashire and York shire Railway Company I The deposit of 21. per share must be paid on trr before the bib day of September next, or the allotment will he can. celled ; if paid prior to this date the beaten are authorised to allow a rebate of interest at the rate of 4? ! per cent. per annum. You are at liberty to renounce your allotment in favour of any other person, provided you sign the fond of renun ciation at the foot of the allotment letter, and that the person in whose favour you renounoo shall sign the accept ance thereof. ill CAPS vou wish to reuounco a portion only of your allot• meet. dividend allotment letters will be granted ou or before the 17th day of August next, provided the present allot meat letter be retarned to me at the time of making the application. Should yea be desirous of paying sp at once the full ameust of 101. per share. an authority for the bankers to receive the tomainin installment will be furnished upon application to the tin ; cud nob prepayment, in full, coupons of stock will be imaed ex early as posaible, but the directors de not bind themselves to grant this pi slimes after the sth September nest. In ease the whole number of shares sheuld not be taken up, if you we disposed to accept a farther allotment, ?rot will Seam to till up the enclosed twist of implication, and refers it to sae set Later than as ink demist. In the theory of the Porn* E. , ;henujee (Effing ham Wilaoa, £eyal Exchange) as furnished a clear, comprehensive, and valuable explanation of a kind of financial bireinees whir* is far toe little under stood. The book possums a very practical cha racter. Tke author's enumeration of the various elements; of value which determine the fluctuations in the prima of foreign bilk, and his review of the correctives which nosy be applied when the ex changes are unfavourable, form chapters of parti cular interest from their hearing upon the recent efflux of geld to ♦merica, as well a« ;upon the draughts occasionally male upon our reserves of bullion by the Bask of France, or other continental j SIMVADAV EMNING. Consols, which doss& yestendayst 901 to 1., for money awl next Wednesday's settlement, opened . . and closed to-day at tie Ranee quotatica. At one period of the morning there was au improvement to 9q, " buyers." Tke official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, fur money, 901, k ; ditto, for amount (Angela 7), 90k, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, I ; New Three per Conks., 90k, k ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., ; 'Bank Stuck, 233, 236 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 99„, k ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, Ott, lttli3, 78 ; Five per Cent. "eufaivel" rupee paper, 94k. The scrip of the new India Luau was quoted 100 tot, and the stook 991 to }. The March Exchequerßills remain quoted 13s. to Bs. die. ; sad the June at 4s. die. to par. The Turkish Bonds of 1858 were again in Jeunuid to-day, and rose I per cent., clueing at 694- to j, which is the best point of the week. The Loan .if 1851, on the other hand, declined per cent., being last quoted 78} to 79. Mexican Bonds were steady at 22k to I. Bank shares to-day were quiet. London Dock stock was inquired fir. Miscellaneous shures were unaltered. 66 52 61 63 19e tOi 52 64 zd le o i l ate 62 44 19i tin 32 34 72 74 zd itl} ii+ 10 II - 221 tie S 24 pm 26 17 / 30 31 xd • 2 dui (16 Old/ • 60 I* 10 ! i n 1 t 1U 30 28* 3O o 41 so ss is so 10 1E 1106 107 lal 33 . 101 IC4 ;la 106 - 1 I 411 a ii it I t 1 It 1 1 : i 36 I 1 1 16 47 60 • 71 lb 18 pm 18 19 :In 17 11 1 0 44 61 IU 128:4 ii 14 ) 1 Par l ifs ;M pi 9i PROnNauL 21141.11 MAAKI?& MIACHESTIII, AVOWS'S 3.—The market was quiet, but a 1114 e stronger. Leeds, 111 Id, 44 —Midland, 1211—Ditto, new. 1 p —North BM 014--Orwestry and Newtown, 11-1111- muls Central, d. BIRXINOHAM, AUOVllTlL—Woroester and Birmingham Canals were mold to-day at 121, and Binnlaithurn and StationimWre 201. Om, at MN lts—Birmingham Banks were, Imyees, at 2.4—Town and District Banks, at 121—and i:ourbridge and Kidderminster Banks, at 11. Market quiet. Lamm, MMus! 3.—Lairds Old Gas, 179—North Eastern, Ueda, I 0 11.10. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ay nacylue LEWES MEETING.-(THIS DA'?) KNTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. Half a mile. Lord ButpAiley (eel to be sold). Mies Julia (not to be sold), Pupil, Libellous. Cooltdeece, beelualoo, and Adameat. AI IRTOCRATIC PLATE. One mile and half. Newsteed, Rupee, Borderer, Paleface, Vinegar Rill, and Define= are here. TWO-YR-OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. The Despot, Katie, John o'liaunt, Blondella, St. Law rence, Queen of Spain, and King of Hearts are bete. THE DE WARRENNE HANDICAP. About 5 furlongs. Spitiebox„ Trovatore, Ellen, Conqueror, Conildenx, Diana, Miss Emma, and Blackcoek are here. ENTRY FOR THE QUEENS PLATE. Two miles. Mistake, Conqueror, Bivouac, Redpole, Dulcibella, Blue Jacket, sad Borderer. Allan here. THREEA HOLD BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile alai half. Coot Wince, Limeflower, loan Viscount, Seville, Strike, Naid of Honour, and Willoughtoo ore here. PAID FORFEIT. —lcarus sod Hesse Darmstadt. RIPON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ARRIVID.—Pew Taft, Johnny Bright, Drained, Disk [Driveller, °Maack, Roes of Raby, Fastrunner, Desmond, Old Tower, Kate Pricat, Ricbshot, Unwell* Temptation, Zechariah Taft, Lougstriag, Wlntherwiteh, Walkinatoq Montrose, Simon the Cellarer, Realm% Stockade, Early Moro, Prologue, Joey Jones, Wave, Rosebud, Moldy* Ladle, Adventurer. Trust, Nebo, Donner-nod-Slit; Duneany, Relent°, Lucinda, Glen Stewart, and Patrick. In the Exchange newsroom yesteMar, says the Manchester Guardian, when the defeat, of the Unionists became known, there was much excitement among those Perseus. principally American aptains and brokers. A few enthusiastic outtou men expressed themselves in such a man ner on the repulse of the Feder...ls,_as to nearly draw down ant exhibition of " musz.lar Christianity" from some Sorthernen present. 10,0001 60,000 .i.Se 1 1 1 3.0001 tr.ono 6,009 - 051 111 1 1 , IioDA li r a:o 7 oi! SO,OOO, x,00 „ 100.000 i 70,000 ,0001 1 110 10,000 1 100,0001 12,UA1 200,000: 60,0u0 $0,0041 12.00 u; 110.0V1 - iiiiii' 11,310 60,000 1,714 1 100,610 il '' i4 - .61 12,6(.61 60.0(r_l corm ies are made, the shares will still decline ; the 80 fathoms level eact of new shaft is looking well for an im. movement. West &tons and Clitforde also •ery flat, and sellers predominate. Herodafoot declined OD 6atntda7 to 34i, sellers ; there deco not appear to have been say cause for the depression in these shares, beyond th e fact that there were several sellers and no buyer@ at th e high priers ; as soon, however, as the price reached 3.4 buyers Mune li- Moly came into the market, and the pnce gradually proved to 362 buyers ; they close 36 to 37. Tolvaddene came into demand on Monday, owing to an impvwnent in the mine, and closed today 35e. buyers. North Downs ice u in demand at ; the prospect' of the mine are said to be very account:ring. West Polmear shares keep very fin ; 19s. to 201. ; they W. rect. to cut a lode in the 20 father mesa:at auuti is :donut six weeks, as they have only ii fathoms mere to drive, and the ground is very easy tie The directors of the Lusitaniau Mining Company have declared a half•yearly dividend of la. 6d. per share. The extraction of gold by the Vigra and Cloga.t Copper Mining . Company of Merionethshire having excited considerable attention, we have been fur nisheil with the following particulars : The yield of gold from the St. David's lode bee Yon as follows :—Say from sth January, 1861, to sth July, 1861. Poor ore crushed from the main lode, no gold visible ;17'1.11 tons, gave 2.300 a. 12tlats. of gold, or los. 6dwts. per ton of ore. Picked ore with visible gold : 2.7 tons ga ve 75205. 163dwts., or 3200 a per ton of ore. Total, 983. os. Sold through Messrs. Sharp and Wilkins, for 3,6641. 4. 7d. At \Vheel Trelawoy meeting, on 29th nit., the accounts showed a credit balance of 991. 4s. 11d. The Ices on the three months!' working was 1241. Bs. 10d. Craddock Moor Mine. on the 31st ult., declared lend of ss. per share (21;0. 155.). North Wrey Shoe, uu the 30th ult., made scan of 2v. C.L per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKELS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) i Tho weather on Saturday was bosterons and ra th er un settled, but yesterday sari to-day it has been beautifully fine, with a strung breeze from the south-west. The arrivals of Eaglish wheat during the past week went rather more liberal than for some time past. Flour mode rate. Barley. oats. beans, and peas small ;of malt a fair quantity. One small parcel of Scotch oats, and one cargo of Irish during the week. The foreign supplies of wheat were heavy, three-fourths Aliertean, and the remainder from Russia and Mediterranean. Barley, one cargo of Black Sea. Oats, a large suppYi, one-half Archangel, remainder from other Russian ports in the Haiti.', Denmark, and Sweden, and a large panel from the United States. Flour, a 117 arrival of barrels from the United States Canada. A supply of beans from the Mediterrane..n , and peas, Canadian. 'Exports to France again considemble of wheat this week. _ _ Itis trail; in wheat to-day is rather brisk in Anterior' for exportation to France, at an advance of le. per qr. Ot'.er descriptions are the Name as on Monday last. New white has realised 725. per qr. The Boar trade is dull for all except American barrels, which fully maintain last week's quotations. Barley W e very slow trade. Oats are tid. cheaper for all low and middling qualities, inclading Archstc;el ; the very finest corn only supporting late quotations. Beaus and peas are dulL Tares, trefoil, and claverseed are very inactive. Linseed and rapeseed are timer. FLOATING CARt.O3B. —Steady trade at (anytime WIMAT. —English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38s. to 564. ; ditto, hue old, 61s. to 645.; ditto red, new, 38e. to 48e; ditto, fine, old. 56e. to Me. ; Norfolk, ke., dee, old, 67e. to 59a; red, now, 445. to 521. Foreign : Dentate, 635. to 64c.: Bea 655. to 695.; extra. 695. to 705.; Konigsberg, 595. to 615.; ditto. extra, 645. to 675.; Rostock, 63e to e7s. ; Mecklenburg red, 54.. to Ws.: 17ckermark ditto, 56e. to 39e. ; American white, 625. to 635.; ditto red, 60.. to 615.; Canadian, 01s. to 645. malting, 425. to 44( ; flaw, 495. ; griurlisig, Ws. to 32. i.; and disaing, 30a. to 51s. per Qr.; foreign grinding, 275. to 321.; ditto distilling, 241. to Ws.: malting, to —a. MALT.—English, Essex said Norfolk, 50s. to Cas. ; fine, 635. to 701. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 72a.; brow,. 50a. to 58s. Oda -E n g lish Nif 335. 01. to 23e. Od. ; pot potato,potato, ----- NS. to 31i. ; foreign, 23.. MI. to 265. An, 2Sr. to 30s. BIAWIL-English tick, 38s. to 40.. ; harrow, 40s. to 43e. ; pigeon, 40s. to 444. ; foreim Mangan 365. to 37.. ; tick, 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, to 445. ; ptian, 365. to 37e. Pia*. - English boilers, Me. to 42a.: white and blue, 38s. to 44a. ; maple, 404. to 43e.: grey, 34e. to 361.; hog, 36a. to 38s. ; foreign, 3ta. to 375. Futon. -English town, 48e. to 465. ; ditto fine, 531. to Me.; emeriti-) , 43a. to 43e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. Ms. to 37a ; French, 46e. to 48e. pas sack; American. 295. to 32a; Canstias, 21s. to 321. ; Spanish, 475. to 80a. Paoaeuro CARDOiIi, all C. F. nod L -Wheat : Nardi anaki and liarisuople, per 4921 be., 525. to Me. ; Ohirka, to bh ; Polish Odessa, per 4801bn, red, 52.. to &la. ; white, Ms. toe 601. ; Danube nod Galata, 445. to 60s. ; Egyptian, 395. to 411. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 be.. Zs. W Vs. ; Odessa and Danube do. 2'm to 28a. Beans : Egyptian, less qr., 39a. to 40e. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 4921bc., •X s. 6d. to 345. • Ibrail sod Balgariaa, per 44:111i5., :Or. GI. to 33a. ; French, do., to ; American. do., 31s. to 33a. Amen-4 lagary seed. per qr., 41e. to 475. ; Hemp seed, per qr., Cis. to us. ; Masten' seed, per bushel, whs., n,. to 19s. ; brown, Us. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr.. snub*, W. to Ns. ; Linseed oak's, English, per 1,000, 12L lie. to 11/.. ss. ; Anteing's, thin, in brie., per ton, 101. 56. to 101. 156.; do., there, rowed, and oblong, 91. 10s. to 101. lea; Mann, ft toil. ss. ; Marseilles, W. ss. to 10/.5E4 Naps rakes, U. to 5/. 10e. Al/AVADI I.NTO LOIDON MOM JULY 20 TO AUG. S. Peas Flour. C e lls Sr.. ahl,- , r „,.. Oi4 1 eer qv , . Um I bib Estelle . f 6E.44 4441 , 14.18 481 142 08 .. .104d7 Match... .. . 4 I . SO . .... .. .. I 2 bull I •ii 1500 ! 1 .. 1.44.41.4 .. 40141 10.1i1 I .... 1 ilao laiS . . azroerm —Wheat. 0.011 qrs ; oats, 000 gm; emir, 638 ewes. XIMCING LANN.—(THIS DAY.) The followiag public ales am advertised for to-morrow: • --timpar : 401/ bluis. of West India, 3,000 tap of Idauritio; aaa 1,000 bags of Leagal. Cocoa : 400 bags of Trinidtd, mud 100 beg. of Urem.6. The private trausactions sham Friday have been few and • taintpornatt, but the quotations of produce h a ve b een supported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Th. market ill steady. Town tallow to quotrd Ms. 91. yet cask ; Potanburg Y.C. on the spot, 465, ; dilly to Septonaber, 475. ; October to Deownber. 478. id. to 476. 9d. PAILTICULLIS OF TALLOW. MA UM. 1 1961. Stock au bead thla day ....debt 22,269 321306b4,176 Delivery Li week 1,402 1,1M4 11,05 Ditto tram lot Jura Arrival last week Di :5 tto beet IA ADM 19,632 25.302 I 10,777 Pries Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Thou Ye Friday k fita. , tee. 3d Arrtmd for the week ending August 1:1 hoe year, 2,244 ks and delivery Lake casks. Th e arrival last week 1 013 casks Irma St. Petersburg, Mils from Australia. 60 from • loath America. and 124 from other Macke—Total, 1,745 MAIM METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is considerably lea than on If outi.ty last Choice qualities are readily di:mceed of at advanced. rater. The supply of sheep . is aliont the same as on Thursday lost, and prices rennin unaltered. Lambs and culvss. the average quality . of which is very rniddlim, meet with a heavy sale. I From Germany awl Holland there urn 1.740 beasts, 7,300 sheep, and :AO oalves. France, 2 ; Si:oil:tad, ICA beside : Ireland, 270 ; and 2,030 from tae Northern and /Wand counties. P er s tone rat Albs. s. A. s. A. Per stow 01 alba. N. d. a. 4. Best Soots, Heralds. 4 19 5 0 it4tDositlTf-bosHil S 0 b 4 Host Sheet-borne . 4 a 4 10 Bed long-w 0015.... 0 n 0 0 Now goal bsiuts do. Fhorn ..., 4 10 5 2 Cslvas I6 4 6 Sires d . qui. 0011 0 PIP Bas4Des&Hlt-breds 0 0 0 0 Leah Hato MMUS, 4,75): Shen) sad lambs. 27.100: Glow, t'..'4; Pigs, 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Vern. Pattenden Smith report the accounts from Mid and Emit Keut and Worcester are rather more favour able, while the blighted mends in Weald of Kent and Sussex will grow little or nothing. The duty it estuoated at 110,0001., and there is more doing in all kinds of hops at firm rates. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walk Eod Batton. 19i. ; Walls End Parttenor:l,l). 4 % id.; Walls Ead lisaddyls Hatton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Ropier (image, 18s. ; Walls End /Cellos, ISo. 3d. ; W.. 111 Lod Eden MAD, 17n. 3d. • Walls End Hatton Lyons, 17.. 3d. ; Mr: ti n es. , 17.. Cal. ; Tan . fiela Moor Bates, I 3s. ; t'rnFlkead, ; Hartley, 16s. 61. --Ships at market, si. A meeting of the ivoi y careers of Dieppe ~na held last week ut the Hotel ib Ville of that town, for the pur wpossee of rcceivinx a comirmieatise relative to the Lsh. rsa i Exhibitios at London Next year. The enh•pridrct, eh presided, called the attention of all the meeting to the. great odvantages attending au h exhibitions, and propos:a that they should mite a united display, but each article to beer the name of its nitker. The mayor also addressed the meeting to the sane effect, and propoe.d th a t some glass ease should be prepared fee the purpose at the expense of the town, and that after the exhibition it should be placed in the Dieppe mrisenm to receive whetevue articles in ivory the town might either purchase or receive cc iloue tieta. All the ivory workers present acceded to the ptvo telt of the nub-prefect and mayor, and it was resolved that step; hbould immediately taken to carry out the plus. ~_„~~ IT $O El VI II • 14 1 di 1 M. —I In