The Sun. — London, England, 1858-08-09 00:00:00

__ --e - • -- ---- . • THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, A. Tr GIT S T 9 7 1 85$. -..„.-------.....--...-... . STOCK LI S TS.-111olulay. r '.., -' e.:, - roe. tee ?HIRES -; t)eatin .00. , VHS' DAY 'S _Trill? 11.7 E 7'S. AUSTRALIA. 1 THE A TL.4NTIC TELECiLiPIT. bed MONE Y MAh KE T AN D Cl7' 1 7 IV E. WS._ ___ ____ ___ _______-- -de - - - —. 40 ,......____ 1 By the arrival of the Royal Mail Company's steam now indica' '..:y die hands Of seienCe. Tee prayer 3 of piety, the ii.---- , ! g!ttlZEr t. COIZN EXC;IIAYGE. ' VALENTIA BAY, Aug. 7.-The Old a: d New W,alds arc - 17Tr..11,15il 11/NM 11... - .. r.:., T.l.:iisali. ryiLt, , o i - Yzingl i t , - ,, I Done. irst CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. Beek Elteck, fI2S 7} 7. The country markets held on Seitur ley were, for the most part, ... a.. , ~„,,„,..,,,.,..,..,.,, ,s , ~ ~. ~,.. ~,, , ~,,,, . ~. !..,...„,,,,, I , : t t o , i , 11 . 1 0 fre,,:ii:,,,,t,e, 1 1 .: .. : 0 1 , 1 , e )1 , / ,, C ,,, , , I n : i f : if , ::r I:. cp t, which moved cif slowly at ‘, • ieral The aclvices from most of the manuficturinir r, , reo ~ , e r 4 c• - •.t. Ptunrel korittiiis, t-'7 t.. - rrieo nc.: 0);.t. Cons•As Ant:utiles, 961 ~- i-, -1,1 .1-, 7,1 !: 4 ;.0et.ti.,, ,- .::;; , _:ntrel,nsw , ; ,- , - . , r,1 all ma- ..., about stetictimry prices. Ail spring corn sold steadi;y nt c7;trome . hip Australasian We 'Jaye reef:le:A our private cur- fbe a- - piri , lic,•ns of leria ti:e discoveries cf art, the mandates ex- districts state that during the past WE( 1:1 business Ye - v Tbroe ner Cent. Annuitio', 0 7 IA. 1.011,7 AOolliti9B, thirty years, empire April 5, 183% I.Se. eve. ,e, 13.: at ra‘... Del)311=0 ~,1 163 - - iteck ~,,,. S.: i ts. v. pia% tool atii 71 76 Most of tlic cat ieental markets have rul,al less active for wh^at. y:.t, very littl; change ha \ I el;en place in prices. Barley and other tTCPI°SII tie I ,l lC tl e ll a c n i ci n e fi l l t -s s i 5 - e l . ' P l a ' i l l t e e l l f rt r g () l l i l s l 7.l l : -- i l a b i I ° s li o r f r. e t l t i co of po::ci .- ~r the rrquirements of courneroe may now fly freaa I , ntlrm t - i Nit . : Yen kas F coon es axe' ean be imp:e sd rs of has been rather active, and fully late rates have ledia Leen Debentures, 981. - 1 - ,r i el, !D.,. 1 ~ • ._l:t- r - 63 , , - - articles have commando' full currencies. 4- 1-th Bonds 1 000/., 19. Stock :Do; 7 p. C. pref. stock 109 125 127 been s,upported for most descriptions of textile --. . rp to our 1113rha last week very rnolerate supplies of Englieh were I.l.lSonth Devoe ell 10e 101 !!eels ecnda',;lLn . d . c.J .i l r ,o , o , o . l. „l ls 19 pre. fabrics. Tile Iron Trade of South St aiToidshire, ez- - . - s Ol, - , tor -------€, 19 !"..eleSe 11 - ar.a . e:rd . ...,.., e. al I ,..ll t i lt eh A t p li r e i: , \ r v e e a ch ed Mel it on the day n po_n liP I I I : i l t 7 ,0.1 1 ; : - .,teid%c,„.24.tv:i3n,eka ihiy ucrileBori::iitaoll rf.rja..4iciL, ;Ili: 1:::: re due—nal - A . Bc 6th J - 111:,a. Thev ~ _ . , Niagara followed . ;ion Er: , ..3quer Bills, 1,• - na:..,20.-Jutte, 11 5 pm. l 6 1' :',. - 1•lv, - ;;2 I i•l , .licl, L.:12.e1i i. , 0 '-.:',:i esi •41 ‘ l , : t re vi 'l li tl e e: t e , 1' 0 e , a ,,, L0 hand. From ahrctai wo re. l i].ol wed 19, ( : ) ,'71 qnalz.,ort; '''' • • 39,711 oats 1,F33 oaus, 21 peas.„s. linseed, 5,111 Indian coi'n, s 6 t ss-lis 'and 4,521 1 , i1.11E.13 of lout. Dub however, has been dull, and a reduction of 10s. 4.;ehequir Fills, 1700 , ,2,:a., March, sa -June, 21 5 pm. it 0.?1, Do. 4t 1::.a eet:t .. the samples were good, am i l were taken out hy the Ernen. joys Cr e t' r r I ‘ sl.° R l ;e l) s P' l;: i. S e ll a i; l .: e N (' ' -t l- I ,l :c O r r '. e,r a s ' a d u d t : osYgmo syrups a s ' t i e i :i e- ri c"di with h u : h o j ei tiLitlfrhotniPi',.:i.;.;-;„15111);10",\1t.cc53E,,, to tle !o; e the I VE '". ' ElChCcitt3r Bonds, ISSO, Si per Cent.-June, '2 1 5 pin. stock eo, Filet ee p.ceet.letise 100 102 101 bushel. The arriv.,l of al ,ute, . per ton has taken place in the value of goods FOREIGN FUNDS. 3toel; Do. In.:e.tv 41 p. cent. 24 is. 100 -. .... : 2.00 (venters ef !IC W'A 11C,lt (24-. to , tit 1 I eolith Welee gum 4p. e. e n , - .... We extract tlic tbllowing froin the monthly sum- I Co: k ha:bour en '''.l'. --' .• t' irs ia, r e t r ie l saim2. evening, dof suitable for the American markets. At Birniiug rive per Cent. Brazilian, 1031 21. : i •1.' , .11: - .'. 11 per re7.t -. J -- . ' s l ,,r ' ae , : t ! Corralwot h y l e:r r i a l y l 1 I t m 4 Y e o i c t ii . r i c a t e l t :6: l -I ( a i " :I h ci e l • mary of the Melbourne ~ 1 -01- • It will be seen from the ' ' ~,, % . ham a fair amount of business has been done six p6l' Cent. Buenos Ayres, Deterred, 17/. ?.;-! tlii.rc:'lzt.blre,4 p.c.t.glii. - 01 16f 17e actual F.,upply of a.ll kinls in the, market was by na mean: Oitensh•e. • .. • d...a . ., the z t.. e. ...,n,F. The United However, tire eetrernd for all kinds was in a slee,m-ish state; never- THE COLD :FIELDS. Equador Yew Consolidated, 111. ir, 74, - .C;;A:;:t razaa.e.r• . c. , :it tst 29t theless, compared vitt, Monday last. the liacteeetioes in prices in the various fancy trades of the district. At It per CeLt. Grenada Now Activo, Deferred, 6f 4.• fee. dci. 5 - ccr i••;ao.t 23 --- Ira tautes given 111 CAll' cAbli.El( in died were tria:ng -the deelino nein.' Is. to 2.1. per quarter. oil her M t,j,siy's shlp Agatnernnen ver • Leeds the demand for middle qualities of three per Cont. Mexican Condit, Acct.. 211. • noel, :' , ..:,.:i. - ; t, LX•ll:r. , ' ii 1. et. tut) 40 15 , , _ _ _______ - an..t. Perm iau Acct. Aug 13 1..9'• ' I leg of the 18:la exy. cloth was active ; a large quantity of heavy goods licit, per cent. nusfit.ri ' , 1822: 113 .. ' '''' COLONIAL AND PORI:MN. oft slowly. In prices, however, compered with Monday last, very 1,1.0,,,,11, into„ to 'ere Al'n I . ; oni the gold fields during the curl e , v 1 1 ..- us and Nee,. •. /.• ' • ette, has also been disposed of for the autumn and winter, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Russian, 10). -__ ____ _ __ _____ Szi aim s iuquiry. little ehan,:e took place. Floating cargoes of gruel we.ro a slow • Year sail the c(irieppcnidiner period of last vteir We;1? ne a , Iv ! , 1 tie •a , o _re the. el t..e rendi-gtous (lo! s' ) the chiefly for the American market. 'life various mills ,- - i Spanish Bends, Pi.-iie, 9.. Spani.th et,i;irnittee Cert. ot Coti.. not funded LI •13./... Iliali; - :134, i.r.1.:. C::41 . 271at13, Do „ . ' -.' Nee , el-ge-11 li 1103 , • e - • • -! , - N 1011 , 3 1 deg 4 1 -in 1i" -• •_• . tats in SL.Ort. -, upply, eed the supply of fot (lee ~,,,I . The s , i , ,_._ ~ , . , : • re. 0 lain. ,- •, •• - •- te • •,) cu ll.e n.cr. i hg: of in the neighbourhood are actively employed, aml bee uer ecut. Turkish, sect , Aug. 13 •74 .I. ' . ..,..... ~ iri..;.,,,,A, ...i.154.4.:, O aF. only iiidurate. The trade t tiled Etc-a. 1 ) ., al.d prices w..n e well ' ,ii inento, wteen ere 11101'.? iii waling, u- . ' , f p c ... . . •••• d a. ihe ._,...),.,,,n at 1i . e ou tie ``_'7th, , , the. -6 , am., tea made the :aly, • Ito theeile a St. 1 iL;Tre - .•..etc, at. - - sttpi,orted. pendiree ice they do Lit tlt number aml &is; OC! er ..f the v(S- 1 are in most instances working foil time. At Brad- Four per Cf•nt. ditto, Guaranteed, Acct., Aug. 13, 1041 II. • -.-• ; ;A • , eVe1411;" ef the . ..., - .)..1 [LC ...g,nietaton was tieetra. , d in 11 - sin ford there has been little alteration to notice in piece . 'ren , ' , uela ACC[, 1 u- l'' I 1 Fire per Cent. 4 . .- • , ~ -,. ~, 1 . li netn. iiit - i%.la. t Ce:..ind:4 5 1 ;its lem We Lied a slcoy elee fa. ineet, at about last week's quo atime. see? sailime, were Ids') 5 , ./ ilea; I', eine hat Ilie (I. p irtii, oof I . ' ~, 1E i flo. A . - I-litimal Capical A. all * dis jpm Aitken, 1, the Supp yof forei e n oats was gond, the oat: trade, Two per Coat. ditto, Doferred, te. .li.tance. ', he goods; a steady denfand hag been apparent for both le j ' , a., ..... „..,...._ ......... .. le 4f fa.t pm ruled :teed'', it an treproverneut, in valuo from 6d. to Is. per oil, we'd ship watild make them quite eq;tal. Tilese ' ...ala00. 4 1i11.11,•=a1.1•-• 2,t ! a tO:.1 a & Lake It n *et S 0 quartor. On the 29th of July the " spllee" was Effie'ed en b .and I had }wine use and for exportation in heavy goods suit- -- tl e acranyaneon, between the hours of 12 and 1, and the able for the autumn. Business at Iludder , field is .t. ()N 1) 0 N Sll ARRMA RK BT.-This Day. lisucl.!o,Brailt, & Goderle) 1 } 00 85 90 Peas were firm, but I,ot dealer. the gold mines of Victoria. The weather of the early )art • ' ' s. • - lily. There was a good demai d for wad country marks were the cable that was to unite two lielMspheres was consigned te steady. At Manchester the demand for goods suit- -....- ,„„ ,i 1 p. c. leis. 1 Aug., 1872_ gi shads higher. ' flour, ef the year was most unfavourable for mining operations. 'the able to the Indian markets has been moderately ac- ORDJNARY SUARES AND /TOMS. 'Do. do. I July, 1873.. 100 80 I Do. do. 1 June, 1874 100 77 82 shoat White 46s 0(1 to !Os Od Water was wanted everywhere ; but owing to the long-con- the michty deep, . . . It'd the Lawser that connected the two tive. Yarns for the Continent are in good request, Saturda)'s 3 , 31 „ 13 10 jOelcetta &S. Eastern . 2s. - - pin Red 3S4 0d to 428 Od tinued drought, it wa-; found • ' lin few p aces ; lienCe the ex- steamers being slipped, the Agamemnon and Niagata share.l Fesee see. Pais Olosle6 ri os b one. 20 Cape Town & Dock Scrip 2s. -•- DM Dantzic -8 Od to i6B 9d westward to their ic3pcetive dEstina xlm, and purchases in cloths for the home trade have been 30 Centr. - .1 Oude (Limited).. ta. 66 .-- -- Pomeranian and Mecklenburg red made to a fair extent. so Ceylon o tar quantities oi washing fined 171 Ore erica n e _ - Archangel and Petersburg soft ies Od to 428 Od Tte atrange went was, that if a rupture should occur when At Leicester the hosiery trade continues active, 11 1. l "eel:ere., lenttle.e., Br t., 5 par i PI. American Red, 4ts to 4Cs White 46s 01 to 506 Od stud', with which the metal is surrounded. Even now, • 101i0 t,7_dleartern wuncne 4.. 10 6 1 6 1 10 kiatern Bengal and for plaid goods there is a decidedly improved Stook East Indien se lelfeit end Bel vacua .. all although we are blessed with an • • early winter, complaints i the demand. The fancy branch is moderately active, 13 14 81r., W01.,1.- Ztour Valles all net 20 Do. ee shares ..... all e" - I li Pm Ghirkit and Marianople Ibraila, Galatz, and Kalafat 3 , e Od to 4±s Od are general of the want of such a fall drain as would insure 1 squadron should return to the rendezvous , • but should each ley and at full values.. The lace trade of Nottingham noel el,k„ •Lae., & Gees. Jima: ticet 20 Do, Jubbulpore 5 - - Syrian and Egyptian 3os Od to als Od an abundant supply for mining pur - vessel succeed in ming out 150, the orders were understood o ia n ve in h a fa d r o o e u c r a o si f o t n he to ob al t i a u in de in i g n % re n e te e r u p t r s i T ile in g a es rie b s y t a o s t s h o_ e It may well be conceived with what anxiety every 11111111111 poSee for months to Cotne. 11;e .(1,1-3liiiii.es• :1„;;;I: 1 1 -c.rt-Ites' steaa.s!,:p to be return to Queenstown. ince continues dull; some demand, however, has been 15 elsekburn - p. c. Bonds, pay.'s9 ell - - $0 Geelonz and Melbourne, all 17 10 Staley Malting Distilling —B 5 o oti a experienced for the American market, and manufac- 25 elyth ,e Tone orlginel tel all 27 28 .71 Grinding 94 3e Stock Geelong Coreoration 6 p. being in the squadron looked out fir the signal that was to curers are for the most part employed on orders not - , nook eristo. and Exeter e , l4O 92 94 cent. Bonds - - Scotch -8 Od to --s Od elated capital, for the purpose of carrying out en i ro - -8 1 Od d ag W ita e ti i • g 'leering , relieve them from the monotony of cruising near and around Stock Grand Trunk of Cxnada... 100 39 41 Irish yet completed. The hardware trades at Sheffield all 7: 76 75 41 Danish _ a a seasons of the fan unseen rendezvous in the middle of the Atlantic, losing the laisdoe.'an and Wolverhampton have been very quiet, with stack • • - - lOO 791 80/ it'll 1 100 Do. 6 per e. Debenturea.. 248 Od to 3.8 Od Go 6 4 dis year. The fortnation of the coun 1•0 Do. 8 p.c. Pref. Ln Danube and Mediterranean 2ls Od to 25s Od try is peculiarly favourable their summer and their patience in what former experience nook 'Meaux end Hon head.... 100 37 39 87 sing little variation to notice in values. 50 .lort ar d Bandon. - all - e- , ereat Indian Pentnirele... all 11 21e Malt Ware and Kingston 6ls Od to Ces Od to the construction of artificial reservoirs for the collection ' had told them was almost a hopeless experiment. 10 Do, Now 5 pen cent 6 par e ons Norfolk and Suffolk 6os Od to 65s ed from the watershed of the surrounding aIIIR. The first About 2 p.m, on the 30th the Agamemnon signalised that shed The Cotton Market at Liverpool on Saturday to ler: Oilackrock,&Passage all -- .... 2 * IPm Brown 10 !Great do 5Ss Od to 60s Od great undertaking of this kind-the Bendigo Wa - 20 Cornwall lord, closed with more animation, 10,000 bales having A 'Tee , re -co div NM 41= 2 0 South of India 2s. e 1 pin e pm Black (patent) s6s 04 to 58s Od _is mill at a standstill, in consequence of some legal d'tli 1 - p.m. site again signalised that the Niagara ' had done the Do, A - all 20e Greet Western of Caned:, all 181- IF-e- 18e e eats English, feed ncial been disposed of at very full rates. The Railway I° t 10 Do. B until t, no.perann , ee .... . culties having arisen as to the leasing of the land. IA 20e Do.new IS 21 I die Ditto potato and Poland bets aeon vend toB. .... e'e Notwithstanding these drawbacks, the ueekly and fort too Do. bonds peyable '76 . all 107 112 Scotch, feed 2lB Od to 258 Od The following . tabular view of the daily progress of the ex oved Share Market presented a very firm appearance' Sa Dublin and Bellast Jenc all ee and quotations were unaltered. 15 • ‘.eun.,Persn, a Aber. Jul:all 71 81 100 Do. do. '7, do. '6O tier; too Do. do. '73, !the - " opt.. all 105 107 Irish, potato vas Od to S3s Ed last year-a result to which the quartz claims have contri- Not the slightest change of importance can be re- ICO Do. 51 p.c. do. 77, do all 100 It 1 100 Ditto feed 23s Od to 28s Od bated in the chief degree. The large amount of capital as a.. -a ..-. .. t•::, .0 !prO- , Steel asst Anglian corded in monetary affairs. They continue quiet and a a m c 20 Medres .4. all 18 19 Ditto black 24s Od to 2's Od A 5 A . . well as labour required for the successful prosecution of '1 : rite , Mee rn cranties . 100 62 63 62i 1- 20 Do. now, do. 5 percent-, all 20e 2CI - Galway 23s Od to 26s Od 'e ~.., 'e l ,e 0 . ' i easy. Although a large amount of capital has recently Stock !tuatara Union Stock .„. 100 47 49 works on the quartz reefs is drawing the attention of prat- i a - :.1 -4: a must • Stock DO. Do. B. Stock ..r C been brought into use, which had for months previ- so Do. third Eitel:, g. sp. e. 5 Par Ipm Ditto brew 2Se Od to tOe ed 'Jell. wale" and others to the absolute necessity of securing e , z , .0 5 q y the 25 Do. NOW A. (late EX, 88. 81 -- -- a . 1 7 2 1) F E., 4 0, C . 5 ously remained idle and unproductive, the supplies is zest Kent all le 15 10 Po. fourth do 5 talr tpm 5 4 Ditto feed Vs 04 to 16s Od to the miners some more tangible tenure of rho land on P Es 4 Ts .11,. Cor- uso 91 92 20 { New Bre.nswiek,Bse. (Um) 10 2 It dis Swedish 2ls 0,1 to 2ss Od which their operations are carried on. This question is now A ~, 4 4 "" $.l = 4 have not appeared to diminish, and the terms of dis- IlLc'el 23°- Lancashire In its to East Suffolk Si - Do. do. B Capital 8 4 XMs Danish l.4s ed to 288 Od occupying the attention of the Government, and its settle- g ge, .14 °. g -`g g , a - j• , la s , count are unaltered. When, however, it is recol- 10 Eo. - 20 Szinde, guar. sp. c l5 4 Igm Russian 228 Od to 2.4 a 08 went is promised at an early period. In the meantime, the 4, c e - ... . 0 . -9 A 8 "..! Q.- Oa-. E . 0 ... tint- 2O Do. New 5 par Ipm Seams English, Small, 42s to 415 Large 408 Od to 428 Od lotted that before the late crisis commenced upwards stock actin,, and Glassy. 150 4_ll 41 5 commercial and trading classes of the metropolis are heing 4 zO. g A . , Perth, and Dunde. 100 25 lei 20 eon sub . 3 par e paL Dutch and German 3'2B Od to 43, Od 4.;" g man of 40 millions of money was deposited with the joint- Ilcsck • 10 Do. Indus Steam Flotilla 5 par 4 pm Egyptian canvassed assed a standing committee of gentlemen connected Ci '5 a , , „ E•> . E . 0 o been stock banks, the extraordinary abundance now, trade 10 Forth and Clydejtmetice all ..e .. 10 Trinidad, Limited, Scrip_ 1 par e pas Peas White boilers al s a : 7.. --i -c z; o q 71 . Stock FarnessAntwerp and Ilottordata. ell 5 1 5 1 Grey and 3,laple - support without widen the action of the Government cannot a., I' ] those baying in the interval been protracted, can excite Lock Gleszow & South le 'eater, 100 92 98 10 Bahia Si San Francisco ... 3 par epm Si Foreign 423 Od to 4s Od be dopended upon. Fears little surprise. It will require a further considerable 10 Greet North ofScetland... all 10 10e 5 moat Eastern Jueetion all I le Flour Town-made per sack, eBO lbs. 43e 0 d to - 11 d The great event of the current month has been the dis- July 2'2-1 p.m. ... .., ... 1500 Variable, I om. 52.6. N. 3r On diversion of capital, with an absorption also for tom- i ... irent N . •orthern - Country ditto 2 Do. Do. A. Stock weig, it „-, 17 ounces. This, the last and the largest mass July 30-3 pale ... 26 ... E.S.E., 1 om., 816 nice, xnercial purposes, to create a permanent influence t.N Do. Do. B. Stock .... ....... 10a 1 8 i 133 10 Dutch Ilhenisit..... ....... ... 15 4f 41 10 xd.lol 1 d Irish -8 Od to -s 04 smooth. I unite upon the discount market. The larger importation 0, ' Stock %leant Seen. & Wn.lrelliee 100 iO3 1.05 143: 4e la Eastern of Prance ~. ell 26 lee French 3".s Od to 35s 0,1 of the metal yet discovered, is thus described in the Bal- 8 a.m. ... 110 391 S.E. by E., 3 be., 1 in. IS of gold neutralises in some degree any temporary 1t ;k Great Western ..... e...., __ 55 10a 50 501 501 11 11 10 Euphrates Talley 2s. •-•-- pro 20 , I:eatCentrel of /trance,- all -. e- Leghorn and 61)1110k - 79 391 smooth. -cock Do.Stour Vel.Rall. GleSs 100 b 5 Extra States & Canada, per brl. 1961 b. 2.s 0,1 to 2;ei 04 " This wonderful nugget is about 20 inches long by six or Noon. 12e 13G 18 Dom E.S.E. 4 be., 52. 24. N. the increase of the demand, but the variations from day is irieh South Eastern...,_. sll - -... 10 (it. Luxerabowg, con, shy all 71 tf 10 Italian Junction 6 e. es. 8 Superfine and Common do 22s Od to 2ts Od seven broad, and nearly as much deep. It hal a narrow 101 341 swell from east- 29. 50. W. to-day, both in the description of bills offered and 50 Leneaster and Carlisle.... 0-1 87 pe .-_____, . escape of being two nuggets instead of one, for at a point ward. 721 10 Lake Constance and Beale all -.. .... rian 161 Do. Mirth , l4l / 2 1 3 Ps Ps the rates at which they are negotiated, are too trivial 1613 , D o. N ew T h i rds l6 le 13 p m 83 Llarro end Turnhout ell ... --METROPOLITAN. one-third front the end its continuit y is only maintained by 8 P• 13 2. 180 ISO 311 S.E., 5 omg., to Leinberdo Venetian to call for a special notice. Stock Lancashire LndYorksbi 100 93e 931 91 ITiiere was a large supply of foreign stock in to-day's market, but -- - - July 31-8 ate'; '0 .50 27t 3.3. E., 6 ogd., 5 Wee& Pistoja, 5 sec.pre eel - .... to handle their prize 11 - .lteli lest they might break it in two. •• -- es Do. do. F. fl 6 . 6 11 01 dis its general quality, owing to a great deficiency of food on the con- IS9i 311 swell decreas and The arrivals announced to-day include the Canada, 9 Do. do, e 9 sh . ar - es 7 feeh 91 20 Lyons and Geneva ipOne from Boston, with £250, and the Armenian, from the s 00. West Pedieg Uralee e-. ..- • 111 Marie Artoele 4ll ....... ..... About an average number of home -fee beasts was on offer this head and shoulders, the narrow pal twe have mentioned Noon. 2, , '.. •282 'ls; 2200 3.5. E., 6 om., 52. 33. N. those West Coast of Africa, with £7,600. in specie. Is tayere., oreshy, a south: . Le -- -- 11 6 1 London and Bleck - wall. all 6 et St 1 11.1 10. Jo new 10 111 . &Liege all - - ell 9 b 91 me: nine., in m ithei e e condition. All kinds met a dull Inquiry, and, in some intanees, prices ruled shade lower than last week. The - • representing the neck. Or it looks like a continent with a . 211 3 3: swell Melees- 2.6. 4t. W. 1 peninsula et taelic(l to it by a narrow isthmus. It bears upnn leg. 606 luir- It appears that the recent stoppage of Messrs. a 6 g Do. New 4l - ee 10 Do. do. 6 per Cont. pref... all 111 22 highest figure for beef was is. Gd. per 8113 s. ... nso Ist' Sciatli, sto 6 bep., c f the ITyde, 'lodge, and Co., in the timber trade, has Stock Lan., Brighton, &8. Conv 100 1 0 e 100 lig te"k London & Norte-Weeter , 185 92/ LS} s 3 x d le eoethern of Frenee......... al See Of 13 nereezian Treuk Prerer e't te It 371 From Lincolnshire, Leiceeteeshire, and Northamptonshire, we re ceived 2,800 shorthorns; from other parts of England, GOO of fattutiafe owners I hard blows from its side,: the marks of severa . , fit the pick. The 8 p.m. e ,re 311 are the Red Hill Mining Company, owners - 2 le' heavy swell. table' ' caused considerable anxiety among other firms simi- 1 ' • - • - I lee Do. Eghths 7e Ie 1 ells 10 Ottoman - Aug 1-S ain VG 410 - e hill, beside the Imp:rial • •. • - W.S.W., 4 hem„ . 320 23 swell decrees- t the early engaged, and very unfavourable rumours are 4eek Loudon & south-Wcat•:- Ito 94 4 1 5t 9 5 1 10 eslas and Lyons au 101 314 all e oxen, Sze. Hotel. They are a party of 22, all workine. partners. Thev ing. 10 P.;.rhi and Orleans 25 London an:; Colerait e.... 511 •-• - We were seasonably well supplied with sheep, but their general have been long together, and were atricnre ' llse first to . intro-' 41 , 434 3 3 1 1950 83 Ve 5 bang, 52. 27. N. ' Still in course of circulation. Unless great caution is 10 tteelle & SW.I Fran., g. 7 p.c 9 1 1 s- 91 Noon. leafs 25 Lcnden and Enniskelen„ Ell - - quality was by no nmens prime. 01,1 Downs and the best half- exercised, and unnecessary alarm is allayed, some s'mee tanches_Seef.,&Lineoln 100 251 3 51 35 1 20 Riga & Dunaburg 2 .- - breds were in fair request, et full prices. Otherwise, the mutton duce steam-pr[pe . lled machinery upon this t - . - 1 - odfiid. Before 33s 281 swell increas- .23. la. W. I fling further disasters may occur. The serious deprecia- 10 i tetropollten g - - dls 10 I ~ . ome and Frascati all - - crude was in a sluggish state, on rather easier terms. taking up their present clann, which had been worked pre- ing. 476 R pm. 500 492 41e S.IV., 6 to 7 beg., E all ..... .....• by another party, they ch a ICe 951 98 84 fi f 5/ 61 10 1 loyal Danish Ither de-. lion which has affected this particular interest adds of 33ci D le . • ' C 4 67 66 !sock o. inuint.ham 4 De;•. .0e 6 , eoyel Swed lah al - - decline in the quotations. About 500 sheep and lambs came to and were not very successful the-e. On Bakery-79 291 hill they Au S.W., sto 6 ocm., Aug. g.s-s a.m. SSO 575 36 a lairs course to the feeling of apprehension caused by 50 slid. Gt. West. (Ire Lerel).. sal -"" 10 benbre and Meuse ll4 7i 71 hand from Ireland. have done well, iodependent of this firm - tense nugget." swell decrees -4j2 31 the the late failure, for any firm holding large 15 Do. e Eterue all as am RIO linfellorstle eed Carlisle. s.ll •-• me 10 Do. 51 per cent. prof-- ell 10 eouthern at France all 2..1 211 The show of English calves was litnited-of foreiextensive, ' t late The veal trade ruled inactive, a rates, gn, Tie following is a list of the gold ships which have sailed ing. n lloW 9 from the port of Melbourne since the lst day of April last •:- Noon. 610 6 05 3el ise o West, 5 beg., de- :,2. 35. N. , stocks, if compelled to realise, would only do 25 .Zewport, Aberg., "Tore ell -..-. Sf West Flandera all 5 5e There was only a limited inquty for pigs, at late rates. Aug* h (det. 9 - .... 10 Do.se per cent. Pref ell 9 ite The Formoee, for Calcutta, Apt 9, 2,555 oz. of gold ; 4e5 30 creasing. 19.'48. W. freei so at a great sacrifice. It is sincerely hoped, 10 Sewn en•l Arnie, ein ... ... 10 eewry,Warrenpt.k 2,01 Ct? 10 'Use erNerthn.of France set 23e 141 Per Sibs. to sink the anise Hovel Charter, for Liverpool, April 10 93,733 oz ; 8 p.m. 670 Geo 221 West, 5 beg., eeig I/ therefore, that this unsatisfactory state of things will nd, sreemie too 62 64 10 Western of Austria 6 -•-• (Mellor beam_ 24 ied SP 21 Eedown wethers es 4d 4v 8' f "C. Ca? caeca, 15 1 062 ez C - ' II f .11 Caribou,l, .cu'ta April , 510 29: heavy swell. p or a , . . , .;. .ernwa ,or . ong-ong, Aug. 3-8 a.m. 750 744 2 e West, 4 bcm., de ' rthern Counties Belo 2' et 3Ms - 10 'western of Swig /mod., ell ~.. ... Seeoud quality-. 38 41 38 8d Lge course calve &38 led 14d not be exaggerated by an excess of apprehension, nor 5 0 10 to e 53 . 3 15,104 oz. ; Victo: la, tor Sure. 80,423 cz.; Shooting Star, 1 twee North British by the circulation of extravagant rumours and Stk. North Doeon Rail.&Dk.Bl , 100 -ee 10 e l ea1and......... -....... - ee Prime Scots Ink. Do.A Stk.-A recv. no div - Inferior sheep... es 101 Si 0,1 Soeill porkers _4v 2.1 4s 4d • -419 23, 27 oz.; Princess, for Batavia, April 26, 298 oz. ; coo 2 e swell rolling up 16. 7. W. opinions. until 8 p.c.hes been net 1 100 -.. ee MINES• see. qeality do_ So 24 33 8d Suckiing ca1ve5...174 od 23s rd 'leather Bell, for London, May 5, 75,792 oz.; Eagle, for 8 p.m. 820 824 221 astern, but re- li The accounts from-New York state that although Mk. DO. B Stock . lOO •- e • Coarse wool d 0... So 104 4... 24 Quarter-old pigs 18 , pidly decrees- 214 raid 03 24' f d Lie, rpeol. May 13, 25,945 or, • E for ., uropean, Suez s the exchange had risen to 109-, 1 ., to 110, it was not etock feorth rastern-Berwlos 100 931 S4l 9,1 1 1 i I Lamb, 43 Ed to 55 6d.614 271 ins. L Zulus, May 15, 38,3C0 oz. •• Bengal, for liongk re,g, 10,506 oz. t ; Aug. 4-8 a.m. 9)0 000 131 8 • 8 • We 3 ocm., gets do G N..E Parchs, &DI 4 It 1 4' Ms expected that the exportation of specie would con- 15 De. •- . - . :lame. M:tea. Fie . Clchtite Price, Dona TOTAL STJPI'LY. FOREIGN iaUPPLY. Hougoutnont, for London, May 20, 33,497 oz. ; Essex, for N. r 711 2ee slight swell. the i:cck Do. Leeds..., ... lOO 46 : 4 7 4f4 4 I ! ........ H . , ..u. , *.---...~...,_ , - OMMMINM.mme Bouts tinue on a large scale. On the 26th ultimo the hoc, C. York . lee 74 74e 741 * 1 'BlOO sheet and Limbs !gal stock of bullion held by the City Banks was cock Nertt ronaon lOO 97 910 10 !it:straiten /1 'I I Sheep and lambs Calves 30) 729 261 smooth. 12. °- W d :and. 10 N.Bte.Weiitie,fiameseee,e 1 Bon Accord Copper, tired.' les. 1 Ip 4 1 705 Pigs. LABOUR. 661 % £7,103,500. me City junction. 3L Is. - e' 35 I Nrnsihnn Imp. trs. at 514:.) 27 1 If 1 Pigs In consequence of the unsettled state of some most im- 8 Pan. 962 970 • , ,• r war' sac. advices from Australiia are generally very so North 3taleordahiro l7f 51 51 dit xd 10 !Do. Et. John ,tei Rey l5 11 12 771 portant questions directly afl'ecting the employment of Aug .s-4 a.m. 1010 1001 I 111119 20 Nerth Western .. en 8 9 6 'Do. Land & Mining C 0... all NEWGATE AND LEADENHA U. - favourable with respect to the yield of gold, and the It ti labour here, it has been our duty for some time past rather ~bbe of - old by 10 e'er 11, k Sou. Weet. Jeac all 8 8 1 Coore Copper a: ' 38 40 These markets continue to be seanably well supplied with emit' to discourage the emigration towards oar shores of those --______ it progress of commerce. The receipts g ~ stock ore ord.Wore., &Woleerr 10e 27 28 40 Copiseo. ..... lO 12 13 e,.... cllPlllarar sole liAtl9llii ia in si 11va..i..1. the shed The Cotton Market at Liverpool on Saturday i; -, -li,rf nilackroek,&Parisage il -- ..... 10 Do, Now 5 pea cent 6 par tpm 20 Gornwall 5 10 Do do 2 1 Ipm lord, closed with more animation, 10,000 bales having A rec. , re ao air 10 Great South of India 2s. a 1 pin t pi tidal been disposed of at very full rates. The Railway 1: 2 t: 0 3 1 tun_til a p.o.perann an „ --- ---1 ,3 t Groat Western of Canada all 181 IF-1 181 f oved Share Market presented a very firm appearance, has fieen raid toB. a' - - Ha G roat IS 21 I dim 50 :Dublin and Bellast Jana all - ..... 100 130. bonds payable '76 . all 107 112 tier; ' and quotations were unaltered. 15 00un.,Pertn, a Aber. JUL all 7t 81 100 Do. do. '7S, do. '6O Not the slightest change of importance can be re- 100 Do. do. '73, 'althea" opt all 105 107 prel- Stara mast Anglia : rite ' corded in monetary affairs. They continue quiet and Steel Eastern Co:dittos lOO 62 63 62e i 10 Madras ••• all 18 19 must easy. Although a large amount of capital has recently Stock eastern Union Stock a, . 100 47 49 20 Do. now, do. 5 percent all t 0 201 been brought into use, which had for months previ- Stock Do. Do. B. Stock y the 25 Do. Now A. Date E.U . Da. 81 -- -- 10 Do. third Eaten, g. 6p. c 5 par ipm ously remained idle and unproductive, the supplies Is nast rent . all is is 10 Po. fourth do 5 aar tom 5 4 CoCo n. have not appeared to diminish, and the terms of dis- B Lc'el 226 i Lan CS 2 tir 4 lOO 91 92 so 1 Newßra..nswick,&e.(lita.) 10 2 lt die In its 20 Nast Buttons au -- - ( Do. do. B Capital 8 4 X dis count are unaltered. When, however, it is recol ant- lO Bo - ..- 10 Saluda, guar. sp. c . 15 I lem lected that before the late crisis commenced upwards Stock Edinburgh and Glaagua 150 641 45 20 Do. Now 5 par Ipm rgalln oo k Edin a Perth, and Dundei 100 26 261 10 nuniaub 5 par tpm of 40 millions of money was deposited with the joint been 10 Do. Indus Steam Flotilla 5 par Ipm stock banks, the extraordinary abundance now, trade 10 forth and Clyde Stmetha all -a. .. 10 Trinidad, Limited, Scrip_ 1 par tpm those having in the interval been protracted, can excite Stock Pl-rn eu lOO - .. 10 Antwerp and Ilotteram a all 5 1 5 1 Look Glssaow & South Water, 100 92 91 50 Bahia & San Francisco ... 3 par tpm 31 Fears little surprise. It will require a further considerable 10 Groat North of Scatland all 10 104 5 Salaam Eastern awa orlon all r 1 areat Northern 31' 011 diversion of capital, with an absorption also for corn- too :OS 104 10 Beaters to Gralasessae..... all -. - 2 . Do , Do. A. Stock nice, xnercial purposes, to create a permanent influence a Do. Do, B. Stock .... ....... 10a tat 133 10 Dutch Ilhenisit..... ....... ... 15 et 41 lb ad,lol a 3nite upon the discount market. The larger importation to Eastern of France all 26 264 Stock ireat Bonn. & Wn.lrolaaa 100 ilia 105 143/ 41 in. ), of gold neutralises in some degree any temporary twa Great Western ..... a...„ 10a 50 501 501 11 11 10 Euphrates Talley ss. •-• .... pro increase of the demand, but the variations from day -neck Do.Steur Val.RalL GALS) , 100 58 58 29 ;teat Central of Francs all -. -- the 12 irlch South Eastern...-. all - - 10 Gt. Luxembourg, con. aha all 74 tt 8 to-day, both in the description of bills offered and to I co, 4ll T aa hir ste d r e and Carlisle.- 01 87 00 10 Italian Junction 6 ..... ...., rian 141 12 13 pm pia 10 Lake Conetauce and Miele all -- ..... the rates at which they are negotiated, are too trivial 15 1 1 6 3 - . Do. New Thirds l6 12 13 pa 13 alarm and Turnhout all aa - to call for a special notice. Stock Lareashire andYorkabl 100 93/ 931 91 1 %a Lombardo Venetian and The arrivals announced to-day include the Canada, is Do. do. F. £16.,... 6 14 01 dis 5 facial& Pistoja, 5 r.c.pre all - .... 9 Do. do. £9 shares 7 20 Lyons sad Geneve none from Boston, with £250, and the Armenian, from the 2 Do. West Calidiag Unify, l 4 41' 91 4 - - Sll Maria Artoalis all ....., .., those West Coast of Africa, with £7,600. in specie. 10 layere., Oreshy,a South; . saa - a- 10 10. do new an - - 11 6 1 London and Blackwell. all 6 et sit t 10 lannir & Liege all 9 b 91 lair- It appears that the recent stoppage of Messrs. 11. 6 3 Eo. Now 4l - aa 10 Do. do. 6 per cent. prof... all 114 42 f the i Hyde, Hodge, and Co., in the timber trade, has Stock Lan., Brigbton, &8. Cons 100 100 100 113 a d 16 ifoathorn of Franam. ...... all 3. 4 an 271 labia' cause d c onsid e rabl e an x i ety a m o n g other firms Simi- neck L W andon & North-ette r. 185 921 E3l e 3 1 124 Do , Eththe 10 Ottoman 5 3 1 dls the larly engaged, and very unfavourable rumours are ;keit London & Sonth-Weat.a; leo 94 4 05 i 9 5 4 10 fans and Lyons xit 101 311 1111 t 25 London an:; Colaraite.... ell *a. - 20 earls and Orleans ..... lavis still in course of circulation. Unless great caution is 15 Lender. and Enniskinen.. ell - - 10 Reline & San Fran., g. 7 p.c 9 4 1 aa• 91 fling exercised, and unnecessary alarm is allayed, some Stock tianehes..St.ef.,& Lincoln leo S5l 351 351 20 Riga & Dunaburg 2 .- - eh a further disasters may occur. The serious deprecia- 10 Metropolitan s -- - dls 10 f .come and Frascati all - -• amt . tion which has affected this particular interest adds of all - - 3 1= Do . Birr d a " nsThani a DC:a l i o c o u ea 6 96 7 66 91 i ql- 51 61 10 5 roy a l D aw an ed i' l h ah............- se - - lair. course to the feeling of apprehension caused by so slid. Gt. West. (IroLaral).. ell - •••• 10 eimbre and Meuse all 74 74 . theall n... MN t 0 Do. 51 per cent. prof all .1 94 the late failure, for any firm holding l arge 25 Do. i Sherua [lows too letveastle ftn 1 Carlisle, all .... - 10 Southern of France stocks, if compelled to realise, would only do 25 .Zewport, Aberg., "sere a il - -- Aug* 84 it est Plandora all 5 54 front so at a great sacrifice. It is sincerely hoped, 10 Newry and Arnanh (def. 9 - .... 10 D 0.51 per cent. Prof all 9 9; 20 anfarry Warrennt k Ran? all •'.. ••• 10 'fest. acNorthn.of France all 231 24; therefore, that this unsatisfactory state of things will noel: rt - oriole' - . 100 62 64 10 Western of Austria 6 -•- - not be exaggerated by an excess of apprehension, nor 50 Northern Counties Uric Sa :1 3Ms to .s .Thatern of Swam/mad., all a. ••• North British by the circulation of extravagant rumours and iv. North Deaon RaiL&Dk.l3a 100 1-9 - .....' 4 534 4 4 to ~1ba1and..........-...., an - - opinions. elk. Do. A Stk.-A recv. no div ra id The accounts from York state that although nntll 8 p.e.bes been pa 1 100 a. .... Mk. Do. B Stock lOO - a MINNS. the exchange had risen to 109* to 110, it was not 4toek north Esatern-BorwloV 100 931 541 94 4 4 gets expected that the exportation of specie would con- 15 Do . do. G.N.E. Parches. 8.11.4 15 10' dis care. lintea, rill nfi • Pin . 0 . 104;1.7 Price, Dora the 3 oak Do. Loads 100 464 47 4f4 f I tinue on a large scale. On the 26th ultimo the -t - - -- -- aeass-e , . .... , satasmrs. ~ !gal l hock DO. York 1 ................. stock of bullion held by the City Banks was tech Norte raaaon l5O 97 99 119 I tto'n9traliAccloard Copper, lirod.! 1 ' C i s! I !p 4 ,arCi. £7,103,500. to si, a e.vi estn.,Harsestee e nag and City Junction. 3l. Is. - a' 35 I Small= t o nin at tin.) 27 The advises from Australiia are generally very 20 North 3neornahiro 174 51 51 (114 adl it natlS 10 !Do. Et. John Ray to 11 12 „Wee favourable with respect to the yield of gold, and the 20 No rth Western .. all 8 9 10 - yaw li k Bon. West. Jan e all 8 9 5 Do. Land & Mining C 0... all 11 ta the progress of commerce. The receipts of gold by n o „ 0,,,,,,,. Wore., &Wolaa - rr 100 27 28 1 Coon Copper 40 Copisao. a• ' 38 40 1 0 12 13 escort were about equal to those of the previous to Peebles all -- -. - Dun Copper Mining C 0.... all t ing. 10 Portsmouth l9 7 4 111 s year. The great event of the month of June w a h as l Yortun ,, all 11 21 711eY 10 " yrnney lO - a- 10 ( General all 19 20 X d the the commencement of the railway £7OO, works in loan. in conse- stock moottise centre; ,Is tures l,ll Sit 91 , Stock Soottish N.E., Aber. Stk.. 100 -7 271 274 5 ILnlitantan. ll It 1 dis Ityle quence of the raising of the Steak Do. Scottish Mid. Stock 160 SI 85 r teretaeon. '' 100 as 4,6 1 New Granada 1 Mariquita all tat 4 1 i a d to According to the last return, the popula - Stock sarees ;II a tion of the colon y was 469,367 souls, and 10 flittingbe. & Sheerness .. a ll 31 as l 0 :Pontgibaud Silver, &e ail 5 4 7 the Chinese population amounted to 34,874. As to 100 35 t 6 5 ;Port Philip 1 * 11 [nee Stock Sent?: Devon Strek Boutk-Eastern lOO 701 714 711 SO 'Santiago de Cabs llla ein the Money Market it had remained almost without Reek south Wales . a .. 106 , 011 821 .8281 United Mexican a l l 3 3 1 :11 is fluctuation since the departure of the last mail. The to South Yorke. & Inver D ' all 14 15 10 Do. Do lB 6 4 di, a- i Allred Consols (Phillack) '2.11.1 8 9 iltlY exports and imports for the current year were nearly to fltaines, Wokin. 31 Wckin all 9 11 .. llriillgtOL all 15 36 10 illritish Iron II4 1 3 • Condurrow (Camborno)- 10 50 60 15 Saockton. 1111 d D Of ' equal as r e g ards value. Com p laints were still made 10 Devon Great Console 1 455 465 z d Is Do. do. 1851...... 20 -a a.. al9 of the overstocked markets, and the effect on prices, 15 020. do. 1855 , 7 ... - -- East Bassett (Mogan) a 10 95 10) the but the state of trade was evidently improving. - Stockton and Hartlepool 161 - af. - Great South 'Coleus . , 17s. 15 15 •-• Par Consols (St. Blaxley) al Ft 17; his Some remarkable discoveries had been made at the Jacek Tel Vale hock Jo. Preierence, No, 1 lOO .. 100 - .... .. .Sertrulge Coamols Min. no.' 6s. 1 It lane gold diggings, and a monster nugget bad been found ts reamos Havoene.l Rail 33 - - 5 !Delmar Silver and Lead j Mining Co 44 4 1 illy at Ballarat, weighing 2,217 ounces, the largest yet Stock Palo of /*Lath . ..... . 100 98 100 Stock Waterford and . . .36 . 1ketuay 100 - - la ,I rla Cron 9 st al 60 Waterford and Limeriek all ... ..... - I West Basset (Illoean) ruck discovered ; it belonged to the Red Hill Minin g : -,e this Company, which consists of 22 working partners. so West Oontwall all - a-• JOINT WOOL BANE/. 10 V.E. of Lon. & Cry.Pelace all ... .... Increased firmness is perceptible in the English sing 5 { 04. A {receiving no d ].. ar 254 I Funds to-day, the operations having caused an till 7 pr. ct. Las aa 64 .a Shan. joint Stock Banks. I Md. I Cloalng Prices. "I l a n " lys 5 De • B been paid to 8... - ''' sa.l. 11. ally' advance of' /to 1 per cent. This renewed buoyancy 10 westLoneLoa all ... ..... is attributable to the favourable progress of affairs, 10 e a. let C i a ,,, - 100 Agra & 'United Service Bk 50 - - the all .... ... 40 auk tralesaa au 57 89 88 1 ihed and tile encouraging prospects of the harvest, and of 10 Do. 14 do 1 15 Bank of Egypt all 231 131 off commerce. A conjunction of satisfactor y influences too Bank of London 5O 48 50 n it is at work j ust now to impart strength to the various LINES LRAM]) AT HIM ILIINIALIt, 40 !Brit. Col. Bank & Loan Co. all -•- 50 IBritith North Americana. MI 56 58 • era - markets. Consols for transfe r have been 96 1, and ___ 10 i Ohartd.Bwsk of Irdia, &a 10 8 24 die It 96 i ; for the account they have been 961 i, and &always Lealln. 2 tia. companaw. 010Ifilla ?Meal B Do 99lll aa r 1 1 0 0 0 0 (li oo t i y aatai l5 29 21 IC ;bat 96i 1 The New 3 per Cents. are 97111, and the „,,.. e , , . .4. aan --a nn a* - ---- -.....-.. a............ alalnawa• 20.11 'Commer. Bank of Canada all - the Reduced 97 to 971. Bank Stock is 227 to 2'28 ; tasoera a Elotehiss ..... an emea N.we. -a- too Commercial of Loudon, lO 19 21 204 India Debentures are marked 98:1, Do. Bonds 15s. to l ' aekth ' hamshim lOO Loa, aN. 'll . 101 103 10 English, Scottie., a AWL all 161 171 the 1:y31310111e Junetior.. 100 .laledordan... 104 106 10 Gen. Ilk of Switzerland... all ... aa. ilo- 19s. prem., and the June Exchequer Bills, 21s. to icicbestor,stour, vs' e th 255. prem. ILI nee In shire, g. 6 P. o lea Gs. Northers. 141 143 a. Union Hamlett Bhr, all Si. Co'lntlea 4 60 London and County 2O 29 31 301 50 London Joint 5t0ck........ 10 31 SS v ial In Foreign Securities a large amount of business ,Ir.s.Bar;,SiNeils.Dir eet. 100 Caladonlan . .. 5 .: - - 100 London & Westminster lO 45 47 46 4 ss ob - has taken place, and the quotations, in most in- Do. New lOO D 0..,,„ ....... ..... ... 100 , National Prey. of England S 5 .a. a ilonees. & Dean Forest all tart. Wooten am in 20 Do. now lO - ..a. and stances ; are well maintained. Turkish 6 per Cents. lartlopoolDeek. &Rail all ik. N.& Ber a. sa 60 National Bank l5 -- - Ice - lire 971 1 ; ditto 4 per Cents., 1041 -2- ; Spanish De- lu ll and Selby all rk.*N.lna 111 113 10 NewSonth Wales all 45 47 all . ferred, 9-a; and the Certificates, 51. Russian 5 per zo. t Shares 10. }Share; - ...... .-- all Do l5 , Orient. Bank Corporatior all 37 19 10 Ottoman Bank all 164 161 161 Cents, are 1131, ditto 41 per Cents., 100 ; Mexican, ;s3neen aril Greenwich all sta. Easterr 13 - 1 - 41. 100 Provincial of Ireland ..... 16 62 64 21 1 • and Peruvian 41 per Cents., 891 ; Venezuela Do. Preferanoe all Do . l3/ 144 to Do.now all .... -- ' Tab a Southaa - 163 Pot a n 25 Beata Australia. sit - aa ing are irm at their late improvement, being 411 for .:a. B a r king Shnres.„ ... all Do. - ".., 93 95 25 Do. new - mit- the Fives and 16 for the Deferred. aowestott, gam 4 per ea 100 N0rf01k...„.. .... ... 15 Union of Australia.,.,.,.. al , 53 55 The Atlantic Telegraph Shares are about 900 to so. Do. I per Lent lOO D 0.... -- 15 Do, 'hitches., Brix., le Matt. all t,.& N.W.& M 11 11 New 2O 46 44 53 Union of Loudon 10 25 26 951 5 the 920, and the Red Sea are supported at i;" prem. Ciddlest ro' & Redotra all Stock .& Dar! a- - 1.00 Unity Mutual 55 a - ent A rather active business has been done in the tfidland Bradford lOl Midland...,„, 97 99 105 Western Bank of Lender 50 194 184 dia :ewk t.By. Ex, eu. 5 p.c. 51.158. e En. Counties f 4pm pm n ts Railway Share Market this morning, and a further ' Torteern ana Eastert all no 6B GO - fala advance of about -A- to 1 per cent. has been estab- [m.6 per cent Hailed on most of the principal lines. Eastern 3°. III " 5 per cant. • all D0... a -a_.,,... •-• a -1111, Preston and wyro.. in Lk N. Wt.... - ... ----- ife " Counties, Midland, and North-British improved 55.; 00.1 S nares A at' D 0.... ........ . -. .... - ~an, Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.&July, 100 115 116 Stock 21 1 jpo Loudono on: :,;;np.. Telegraph i atelc,rl uirse7,hinfirpter, aro alr a c en, a d I :l s b:e t r u e rtle'tthhil ., 'St a tee n h d c'kn G '. o ,a o an t:, 110 Int.Northea iso 142 - Do. 6 p.c. Feb.&Auga 100 113 115 i t - 101,:ock G 431., 0: a: D nurreoc o .ot r. pr . ,ct:10 :::::n:t.: l3 eell athre p a i. I: . ri c :N . n:d a piaib l ; a ,u snir:. June.' , & acuit S moin e o. c . p .x. ). . 1:, ! 1 1,1,1 0 : 0 ... 1 ... 1 2 6 4 110 24 Jon North-Western, South-Western, North-Eastern is (Berwick), and South-Eastern, 108. ; and Caledonian, - N.B.Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.SfJuly 100 1074 10 1 o f 1 ; guar tap cr cent - Do. 6 p.c. Apr. & Oct. 100 - - hie Great-Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire ... ... 18.11.5 Lan. is Took - -a larewsy & Herefo . n.l all La T Brisa v - N.S.IV.Gov. sp. e.Debenta 100 100 101 1041 aiu Prigkton have declined about 159. In the tsete Stet ords , liae.... all Mr. ' l vo"' 9 94 eaa 10 101 - Nova Scotia Gov. 6 p.c • St.! no Foreign And Colonial Market the dealings have 'oar Valley all nook. a Dar. - - ffil D t o s ' an d fi c Somerseta . 100 '111 o p r o t. erasure 90 stt o ss i i -- Debont. redeemable 1875, 100 108 109 - a Aus. Gt. 6 p.c. Jan.k.fulao 100 109 111 ler. been limited. Paris and Lyons improved ss. ; and - Viet. Gov. 6 p. c. Jan.aJuly , 100 109 111 ni- Lombardo-Venetian, ss. ; East Indian advanced ss. ; abekladon & Crordea all Lon. & Brigh 8 9 ith Grand Trunk of Canada, 55.; and Great Western - - I'DZloltlililioll 8111.1111. MIBCELLI24IIOI7I. to of Canada, 59. ar - Joint Stock Bank Shares have been quiet. Lon- Railways. Pal:. o:ssbig p r i".. 2,510 s as share. M i scellaneous. Sagas/ • Paid. i Closing Pikes. B o ". onl don and County have improved 103; London and n iare i 4 „ .. _,..... „....7 Au .7 .,...... 1 -. 1 . 0 -. ...:.........004,--..-.exican Mint .., .........,......................... ess Westminster, ss. ; and Union of London declined ------= ' - '"" ---"`"tea- ah 14 16 15 Lly V , . and Tyra> 10 per c. 1000 atlantic aologh. (limited) all - - 920 901 lry 10s. 1 prof. (issuad at Rao lll 48 50 16 . ..ustrallan A.arieultural.. 19 291 504 10 arc strallar Royal Ma ll - all 1 la ;le, In the Miscellaneous Share Market there is little rotk .l, ti l j . l ilia. 4 p ,. . , ct.gt , 0 500 94 96 9 ,„ a . 951 10 'tulip Wino. Works .1111 34 4 kW alteration to report. Canada Land Shares improved tto `no. do. do. tiles. LB Stork "ale-amain 101., at p. ea, 100 103 105 10 Do. New 2 ..., ~.. 2516 1170 r4l 0 119 i • Peninsular and Oriental Steam to S 1 12.10 Do. 1 shares, No. 2......... 1.10 -. - %0 •a" a , amearan a•sa a. 40 - 50 Eli. & Irish Ma g. Tel. A.... all 41 43 111 ; 0011601 s (Money) 96 11-16 ; ditto Account, 96 ( titk. aaettor a Holyhead, !Apt 100 ...-- 7 21 Do. B. 7p , c. till 18 1 2 c o o t England al it:1 1 5 :11 114 It all 19 21 13-16. Do, So. 5 per cent , .. 100 117 112 16 1 1 61 C ark and Braalot , 512.4 all aa 100 ibSl.4lll Land 61 Dun.,Forth,& Abe 1. 1 n: ,, all 51 4 103' EXTRAcaaDINARY CASE.-CommITTAL OF AN OPU- 35 no.Pre oretee7t percean all Y 5 27 I S s t oc ack k D E. 3 .4.r . ( tau , 13 C 6 b.: o a r fa ce ri n h t er . !,. 1 00 00 1 ... 10 11; his LUNT FARMER FOR SIIEEpSTEALING. -At the petty Btack De. Class 0 7 par cent. ... 050 103 10t 14 sessions for the New Inn district of Glamorganshire, on E. Coon , Er. sp. et. No.: 100 115 118 21 110 00 ° all at 5 la i4 D ,. r n p t io e si d ni e a A o n s clu Discount e t t 1 , . C e o o p i 1 p i e e r r , 1 1: too aa a al ll l 1 .... 1. 82 1 I t 1 7 1 :11 al • 1 Ila Friday, a con , iderable amount of interest prevailed in con- Bak Do No.: 100 114 116 115 ?,, sequence of Mr. Rees Jones, a highly respectable farmer, Do. Nay. 6 per Stoo) 100 32 134 ho renting lands at Ystradyfodara, having been brought up on .3t.och Dl. • - Caton, 4 p.ct i 100 tO 12 1 100 ..- - 1 1 1, .rs a charge of stealing a lamb, the property of a neighbouring "a` s l ( 2...,t, , , , ,.. L ' y f r e k r . c i e u t" . 71,:i; , all a . ... ... 10s. - - ad farmer, Mr. Thomas Joseph. It appeared from the evidence Stock iata. & Ulu. 5 p.c. share,. 100 -. a. that Mr. Joseph is a somewhat extensive ti ickmaster, hav- nova Edia.,Fortb, and Dunde , too - -.a 6 ' ~ If 01 Its 1 %) It e D d o i t . era Exton.El c ( iTi (Limited),,. i e t a e r d a ) p .. h . ' all 7 4 -7 ,4 an 2s lag upwards sf 1,100 sheep and lambs on his farm. The Stock iturness 5 per ccaa. - .... Ilratock inn. I B.West.gaa. a p.c' 100 a. a. accused, Mr. Rees Jones, also owns a goodly number. Lat 1105' v aln ei t h io e r r in ian l D t ir L 0 an un a t . C .. 0 ........ 6 5 I 01 dis ke tsrly Rees Lewis, Mr. Joseph's head sepherd, has missed itea J-.,,,,t Northern, sp. cent. 100 120 '22 is front his flock four or five lambs, and as they were all marked a do. ' !Jock gator:J r c o c e n ui t blo 101,a. 100 113 115 100 lea 107 3W Isii h the tlistinc , ive mark which his fleck hear, and by whicha d theyare well known hy the varieu= flockmasters of the district, V D ° 0 . .5 ' ta p e. Scria, , rea.at ' S - p ▪ , 60 f 5 57 -- .... ooN N. B . B B an u d it N ra . i t i o a t n ia .. o . ..a: . 2 . 62 80 aa t i - 1 : 1 10 1 11 0 .. . d r o . an ... 111 1 t it was known that they could not have strayed, but must 10 it..! , , - I,.o"ticot.land,lst int all 11 111 5 Do, ap. e. pref.'s. at 1 ais! an 1 Of have been dishonestly abstracted. Inquiries were c, nseq uent ly 10 Gt.Bn.isWn. (Ireland) 4-, , 10) .... ... 136 10 1 , N olrc o i. rt ein, h tNw o e t wo F a u seh ro a p re o s ! . ........ .. a . isi all s:. 2, Ea "lade, and the other farmers of the neighbour hood were per cent. pi caStoc in.) ial of course upon the I.k-nut. Amongst the others was Mr. 60 at. West. (Berke & ?lout EL 5 per cent) 6 .. s tie William Morgan,. who occupies the Tynewyld farm, which stock Do Oon.Alladso.4l per c* 1)0 91 93 6 Peel niver Laud & Minoril, all 2 1 di 2 6 : 14 9"1 immediately aojoins that rented by tip prisoner, and on Rock lo. ' do. 4 aereeui 106 82 84 e- Wednesday he saw one of Mr. Joseph's lambs on the Stock Da. Irredeemable 4 per et 100 63 85 50 l'enin.aad Oriental Steam all 79 81 NI, prisoner's ground. A day or two previous Mr. Morgan had Stook Do. 6 per ct. redeem. 'Graf 1041 96 08 50 ')6 ne w lO 74 Bpa ilf 1 seen the same lamb at a short distance from the boundary S Do. Birrniue. pre!. share: all 91 10 SO tahraucy Iron all 114 I st 10 Do.CLester 8 p.e.pr.sharos all 16 17 15 Do. Now 19 pi , O p pr i so ner's premises , and at that time the anima1,...... all Et at .. 10 Do . d o. 5 per cant. do all 9f 10t 103 Royal Mail Steam .... 60 60 62 which was running with the ewe, bore Mr. jasaph's mark, S toc k D o. Bi onics'. guar. stock. 100 734 744 Le,l .cetttse Atilt. Inveatrueni all It it Which was von' plainly disclosed, and must have been saen 261 Do. Chester guar. snares. all 18 19 is -cuth Australian Laud... all 36 37 '3O by any one. When be aftewards saw the lamb on Mr. 131 Do. do.do. . )12 Jones's land, the mark which distinguished Mr. Joseph's 10 Do. dD. do . all 134 141 1 Pc. do. rooist ered all as flock, and which was of pitch, had been removed, an itock Lan. & Yorkshire 6 per O. 100 137 139 a d Stock ,, ',on& & raeseegua. 5. p. c 100 •-• ...• 1 a 0 Trust & Loan Co., Canada 5 - i la . 1.3 \ can Dieften's Laud 11;1 11 12 al operation which must have occasioned some trouble, and , l:4 -, , ~_ _____,. „e 4,,,, ~,,,,,,, ilocerintion as that whim. a'''''!' ) o. l a ce r , 6 P• et. Ett " - 100 ... a. II ___ _ _ _. . .... EXTRAORDINARY CASE.—COMMITTAL OF AN OPU LENT FARMER FOR SIIEEFSTEALING.— At the petty sessions for the New Inn district of Glamorganshire, on Friday, a con , iderable amount of interest prevailed in con sequence of Mr. Rees Jones, a highly respectable farmer, renting lands at Ystradyfsdarg, having been brought up on a charge of stealing a iamb, the property of a neighbouring farmer, Mr. Thomas Joseph. It appeared from the evidence that Mr. Joseph is a somewhat extensive fl mktnaster, hav ing upwards sf 1,100 sheep and lambs on his farm. The accused, Mr. Rees Jones, also owns a goodly number. Lat terly R e es Lewis, Mr. Joseph's head sepherd, has missed from his flock four or five lambs, and as they were all marked With the distinc:ive mark which his fleck bear, and by which theyare well known by t he various flockmasters of the district, it was known that they could not have strayed, but must have been dishonestly abstracted. Inquiries were cc nseq uent ly Made, and the other farmers of the neighbous hood were of course upon the look-nut. Amongst the others was Mr. William Morgan, who occupies the Tynewyld farm, which immediately adjoins that rented by We prisoner, and on Wednesday be saw one of Mr. Joseph's lambs on the Prisoner's ground. A day or two previous Mr. Morgan had Peen the same lamb at a short distance front the boundary Pr tip prisoner's premises, and at that time the animal, which was run ning with the ewe, bore Mr. Joseph's mark, which was very plainly disclosed. and must have been s. , en by any one. When be aftewards saw the lamb on Mr. Jones's land, the mark which distinguished Mr. Joseph's fiock, and which was of pitch, bad been removed, an operation which must have occasioned some trouble, and a middle mark of the same description as that which the prisoner's flock bore substituted. Knowing that the lamb could not have strayed on to the prisoner's farm by accident, es there was a fence six feet high, Mr. Morgan at once gave information to Mr. Joseph, and that tiPfliissipan's bailiff and his head shepherd, together with a policetuao, went up the mountain to the prisoner's firm and took the ewe, the mother of the lamb, there wills them. When the animals got within 10 or 12 yards of each other they recognised one another and bleated, and the lamb im mediately rats and sucked the ewe, thus alimding convincing Proof that it had belonged to Mr. Joseph's flock. On the pri soner being told that the lamb was Mr. Joseph's be at first said, " If you believe it to be yours take it ;" but lie Afterwards said, " There is no pitch mark on the iljah, and no one shall have it till they have proved W nO her it Is or not." On the wool of the lamb being closely examined by the shepherd some remains of the pitch mark were clearly discovet ed, and it was also observed that the ra4ldle mark on the lamb was much more recent than these on th e 6;4 , 7 sheep and lambs, and was brighter than it would have been had the 'semis been marked at the proper time. `There were also some marks of a hay collar round its neck, Which was a very unusual circumstance, as when lambs are run t , l ug i t I s pyfr the custom to tie them. The magistrates expressed their regret at seeing the prisoner placed in such a position, but said they felt it their duty, after the evidence Whig!! had been adduced, to commit him for trial at the cha racter, eo psideration, however, of his previous cha would accept WoOd bail fee Ills appearance. LINES LEASI‘D AT HIM BINTALS. Leatin. Swarms& o, r • &always Paid. c Olotlng mo Pri Do Ci. I laterd k Eletchlay all Lon. & N.We. luCkinthamehire lO3 :sou. & 10.11. 101 103 11ydosdale Junetlor 10A ,laledonlan... 104 106 Jelehester, Stour Vol Llincolnahlro, g. ap. o 100 Gs. Worthen 141 113 1. Union, llarerlidi Bhr, all El. Co'sntles.. 4 5 ,Ir.s.BarrANclle.Direct. le° Ouladon.lan... Do. Now lOO Dn.,........ iloucos. & Dean 'Pone all GM Wooten ess lartlepool Dark. &Ran all Ik.N. a Bar lull and Selby all fk.*N.30,1 131 113 zo.} Shares all ....... la. t Blinres ;.ondon and Greenwlcl all .td. Easterr 13 14 Do. Prefer:nee .. all Do . l3/ 241 Tilby.,.E So ;Alm. 100 Pato & 93 95 .)o. Barking Shnres., . all Do. lswesto:t, gata. 4 per et. 100 N0rf01k....„ )o. Do. I per Lent lOO Do—. — 4.atchea., Buz., dr 3dLici. all .1..4 N.W.dt M If If Ocldlesbror & S.adotr all Stock .& Dar! 61.1dland Bradlord lOl Nildlands...... 97 99 lewk t.By. Ea, en. 5 p.c. Vass. En. Countlet. pm Pm Torthern ar.d Enstert all t'lo 6B GO DO. 6 per cent 30. liked 5 per cent... all •-• N- Preiton Wyro.. lli L.l E. DO.l Snares A al' D 0.... ....... -Lepton. Ittehln, and Bberreth Stock ~.,... 0 rat. Norther 140 142 Eel both., and Goole guar. 5 par cent ...... . 18.1 t. 5 Lan. 1i Terk arewebury dt ereford all Ilir.T.Bruiey 9 91 Isuth Stat on:Vire—. all Mr. 11`Claai. 10 101 +ear Valley all ;Stook. 4 Dar. - Do. de all Do .. Sit 331 if las and Somerset-- 100 Grt. Western 90 91 tllrnkl2dcn & Crogdot. all Lon. a Brigh 3 9 10 ‘it.Nb.o'Scotland,lst pre all 11 111 10 Cit.3n./sWn. (Ireland) 4 OA 103 per cent. pi et.Stoc ) 60 Gt. West. (Berke A Haat , 5 por Cent) — stock Do. Oen.&ltedm.4l per et 1)0 91 93 Stock )o. do. 4 per cent 100 84 84 Stock D. Irredeemable 4 per of 100 SS 85 Itoek D 0.4 per ct. redeem. 'Graf 100 96 88 S Do. Birmine. pre!. share: all 91 10 10 !)o. Cheater 8 p.e.pr.sharet all 16 17 10 03. do. 5 per cent. do all 9} lot Stock Do. Binning. Imgr. stock lOO 731 741 161 Do. Chester guar. k 'Duck all 18 19 131 Do. do. d 0... 10 Do. do. do all 151 141 -stock Lan. & Yorkshire 6 per c. 100 187 139 x d i d Stock "nand. & Dried. gua. 5. D. e 100 —• !tock l'ret. Ep. ct. Bto, k . 100 As. cock Jo. New kriar. 6 per i 100 'ACC'. II). do. 4 per ceo..t l6O itock Alen ton, 5 per cent lOO en.. stock ,ar don and %West. 7 p.c. 100 160 165 18} r.andondy. & Cole, shar , all •••• lit iondenderry & Ennis,l eh. all •••• stock dnn., flh., L LIL., lOO 111 113 itoc 6 k t .io. 3 ° ' 4l l 41 1 per cent ..... .. , 100 69 Ipm 1 121 iaryport nod Carl 4p„ f do. 41 per cent a ll al 1 No. d 0...... lOl .... 1.1.1..C0n.6 per cent. Stool 100 Stock Jo.Con.Eris.& 11ir.6 p.ct.' 100 11G 118 ;tuck 10. 4/ p. C. Prot Stock lOO 104 105 6 Do. with option till 1660, stock Do. Leic. and Ilit. , ,,ref.st. 100 98 95 1 pm 951 10 iew port, Aber. Ic. prei 10 Jo. fcrpct. Gp. c all lid lit 1C -10 r o lk DeboDtUre Share all 8 1 91 Acck 3c, 5 per c., P.x. Bk., IFt 100 Au; k so. 5/ r. l're'. stock c.ls ~ 108 Stock North British lOO 108 110 7 Do. Tl. Preference 3toc k Ch. Itutarn —Der, 4 p.O. y • 100 98 99 ito , ) , Do. do. do. 8 18 4 MA par es 17 .10. Loads 6 pm' ct Vo. 12 80 30. do Qaartcrs. 181.8. 9 lo Vol Jc IL &B. ‘ O lO , l 10 411 par 85 torthlitafforlsA:re ~ all 88 84 20 ../xt..'sl p.c.l •, 100 120 111 (took )o. 10. 6p.c. 56 d•. /00 105 107 Actic DO. dip, c, Debenture 68 100 98 100 10 i. , ....straßan 4 4 4 1 Bon Accord Copper, lirod los. 1 ip 4 1 S 5 I Nrs..silian Imp. os. at ti.i...) 17 1 If 1 10 Do. Et. John Jai goy l5 11 12 5 Do. Land & Mining Co all 11 21 1 Coore Copper a:; 38 40 40 Copinci lO 12 13 .... Dun Copper Mining C 0... all f f 1 1 10 ortuas Bll 14 2} 1 10 I General all 1i 20 x d i ,L rams. l.ll 91 91 t 5 1 Lialitartan. ll If 1 es 1 Maria:L.lth 1 New Granada all i I io .Pon te bAud Silver, &c ail 5 7 5 ;Pert Philip 1 I 10 lantiago dc Cabs liii I I .8 2 81 United Mexican all 3 31 .- lAllred Consols (Phillack) 2.11.1 8 9 10 !British Iron ... 14 1 S ... Condurrow (Can borne)- 20 50 60 10 Devon Great Consols 1 455 485 a d ... East Bassett (Mogan) - Great South 'Coleus . 17s. 15 1 6 - Par Consols (St. Blaxley) 11 1%; 17; s .. Si,rtrulge Cobsols Min. uo. 6s. 1 1 i 5 ;P-alicar Silver and Lead Mining Co 4l i 1 I IA Irla Croft 9 3 4 s 1 .... I West Basset (Illozan) JOINT ITOOK BANE& We. Joint Stook Banks . l MI d. Cloning Prices. Satin y.Dn.,. roma • mirmaw.....ameammoraminv v• - .••••• •••••••,..• • 1 .11.11550.1.....--01.11. ....mrs.... 100 Agra & United Service Bk 50 - - 40 auk trabasis ill 57 89 AS 1 15 Beak of Egypt all 231 131 100 ;Bank of London 5O 48 50 40 'Brit. Col. Bank& Loan Co all -•- 50 Britlith North American /4:1 56 58 • 10 ', Ohartd.Beisk of India, kt 10 8 21 dis 100 City 5O 6 , 1 C 2 IC 100 th:tloxitil l5 29 SI 10.11 'Commer. Bank of Canada all ... - 100 Commercial of Loudon, lO 19 21 201 „ 10 Znglisla Scottie, St Ans all 161 174 20 Gon. ilk of Switzerland all -..- Its Lon.Ch...r.liaiikofAustral all 201 20/ 20 1 00 Londor. and County 2O 29 31 301 50 'London Joint Stock lO 31 23 100 'London .1 Westminster lO 45 47 4 6 4 .. 100 iNationul Prov. of England 55 -.- 50 Do. now lO .... "' $0 Natioxial Bank 25 ... .- 10 New South Wales all 45 47 15 , Orient. Bank Corporatior el 37 19 10 Ottoman Bank all 161 164 164 100 Provincial of Ireland ..... 15 62 60 10 Do.now an - - 15 Bout'. Australia. 4ll - *-. 25 Do. new - - Is Union of Australia..... .. al , 53 05 15 Do. New 2O 46 44 50 Union of London lO 25 26 0 54 5 1.00 Unity Masud 55 -- -- 100 Western Bank of Lando: 50 194 184 Rs I COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. - .",an. Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.&July, 100 11s 116 115; 15 - Do. 6 p.c. Feb.&Aug.' 100 113 115 x d - Do. 6 p.c. Alar.&Sep.l 100 116 119 - N.B.Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.StJuly 100 1071 10 1 - Do. 6 p.c. Apr. & Oct. 100 - - - N.S.IV.Gov. sp. c. Debent. ' 160 100 101 100 4 - Nova Scotia Gov. 6 p.c. St.! -- Debent. redeemable 1875, 100 108 109 - 1 Aus. Gt. 6 p.c. Jan.k.fuly 100 109 111 - Viet. Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.tJuly , 100 109 111 POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Aug MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—ATTEM PT TO COIIIIIIT SUICIDE AT THE SERPENTINE.—Mary Ann TOntline, a tesp, c t ably- attired female of about 30, was charged before Mr. Beadon with attempting to commit suicide by throwing herself into the Serpentine river, Hyde Palk. William Edward Whitehead, in the employ of Messrs. Harvey and Co., of Ludgate-bill, said he was passing by the . Receiving-house, Hyde Park, on Saturday, about 8 o'clock, when his attention was called to the prisoner, who w:s struggling in the water, by two little boys. He hastened to the spot, and without waiting to divest himself of any of his clothing rushed in and pulled her out by the shoulders. He felt convinced that, had there teen any delay, she would have lost her life. Wilson, 153 C, said he received the prisoner from the last witness, and she was given into hiq custody by the Superin tendent of th Royal Humane Society, when he took her to the workhouse. . _ These markets continue to be seasonably well supplied with each kind of meat. Generally speaking the demand is in a sluggish state, as follows : Per Sibs. by the carcase. Beef,interior 2s 10d Ss 21 f Matton, inferior Ss 01 Ss 2d ---middling ... Ss 4d Ss end' middling middling ss 41 Ss tzd prime large So 8d Ss 101 prime Ss 106 46 4d prime grand] 4 8 06 4s 21 Po' k, iarge Veal Lamb, 4s Od to 55 Od. In consequence of the unsettled state of some most im portant questions directly affecting the employment of labour here, it has been our duty for some time past rather to discourage the emigration towards oar shores of those who on their arrival would have .•been dependent on immediately fincing a demand for their services. No benefit would have been conferred on the colony or on the immigrants themselves by inducing persons to come hither merely to swell the ranks of the unemployed. Of this, however, there is now no fear, fur the construction of our national railways has been actually commenced ; and these alone will give work to a large number of additional hands. On the gold-fields, too, the issue of leases, soon to be looked for, will create a vastly increased demand for la bour. Opinion is much di dded as to which will prove the best system of working out the larger extent of autiferous soil and of quartz reefs that will be so granted fir a certain term to each company or capitalist; but there cannot be a doubt that there is now a prospect of a much wider and more certain ficld for manual labour being opened up than has hitherto existed in mining for gold. Both on the railway and in mining the emp:oytnent of an increased number of labourers will provide a proportionate amount of work fur mechanics, in supplying the needful machinery and tools. In erecting this machinery, building bridges, culverts, &e., on the railways, and in providing dwellings for the miners, who, on becoming more settled members of tociety, will re quire better abiding-places than the tents and temporary huts they now occupy, the assistance of many carpenters, masons, and bricklayers will be required ; s o th a t t hi s pros pect oefull occupation ex•ends to all sections of the work ing classes Uroler this heaThig we may mention that a complaint has been made to us by letter from England of the difficulty ex p rienced there in learning many things regarding the colony with which an emigrant should be acquainted, espe cially the cost of living here. It is well said by the writer that backs cannot be relied on, for the changes are so great during a yt , ar or two of our rapid progress that they may be considered as out of date soon after publication ; but this is not the case with the papers forwarded by every mail, and most of these contain in their market reports a cotrict list of the retail prices of all ordinary articles of consumption, as well as the wholesale prices. From these reports it will ba easy to calculate the cost of maintaining a family in food, anti from Bs. to 12s. a week, according to size and situation, may be sat down as the rent of such a cottage as working men usually reside in. On the w ho!e, the cost of maintaining a family bare is greater than in England, but not at all in prop ,rtion to the higher rate of wages. At boarding- houses in town single men can obtain board and lodging at charges varying from 20s. to 255. a week. In same of these there is a sutli lent accom modation to allow of each lodcer having a small bed room to himself, and to all three abundant meals of bread and meat are served every day, with tea and ceffee morning and even ing. Persons in the mother country requiring information on OHS:: points hare oily to search the columns of a Mel bourne paper of late date, anti from the advertisements of boarding-house keepers, and those of houses to be let, to gether with the market reports, they will be able to ascer tain pretty accurately the st or living there. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the Melbourne A runs of June 14.) Export entries were passed to-day or. 3,280 ounces of geld fur shipment in the Australasian to Suez. The market, which has been fluctuating fin. some weeks, is still unsettled, prices having been influenced by rumours of coming changes to be eMcted by the operation of the railway loan on the rates of exchange on England. At present prices are quoted by the Melbourne brokers at—f . or Bendigo, Castle maine, and Pleasant Creek, 755. 6,1. per ounce ; Avoca Dun olly, Fiery Creek, and Maryborougli, 775. ; Ararat, 76 ; Ovens, 775. to 793.; Ballarat, 78s. 61. per ounce. The escorts last week amounted to 41,379 ounces, against 51,304 ounces for the corresponding week of I ast year. This quantity i 5528 ounces below the weekly average of the first quarter of the current year, and 6,273 ounces below that of the year 1857. Remsags, July 29.—Cable spliced in lat. 52 deg. S min. N., long. 32 deg. 27 min. IV. Distance to Valeutia s le. miles. 7 30.—Agamemnon stopped for two hcurs to splice cable, having found a defective place in it. July 30.—Niagara shifted from one coil to another at 5 a.m. Strain on Agamemnon's cable 1,800 lb. 2.30 p.m.—Agamemnon had paid out 160 miles of cable. 3.30 p.m.—Niagara had paid out 150 miles. Agamemnon lost sight of Valorous from 11 p.m. to 11.30. During the night motion of ship extremely dangerous to cable . July 31 . — N00n.-Ilarometcr falling. S p.m.—Very threatening appearance of weather. Aug. 1.-4 a.m.—Barometer fallen to 2915.1 n. Noon.—Barornetcr steady, weather unsettled. 8 p.rn —3lotion of ship very dangerous to cable. Aug. 2.—S am —During the uight continuity ceased for 10 minutes, but was afterwards very good. Noon.—Barometer risiug, weather improving. 3.15 p.m.—Cable seriously endangered by au American schooner passing close astern of Aaginemnon. Aug. 3.-3 a.m.—An American ship passing near Agemernnon was compelled to heave to until the latter bad passed. 7 p.m.—Agamemnon supposed to have arrived in shallower water, strain on the cable (by dynamometer) having conskterably decreased —viz., to about I,ooolb. Aug. 4.-4 a.m.—Agamernnotr changed to last coil of cable. Noon.—Proceeding slowly, so as net to close the land before day light on the morning of the sth. p.m.—Several whales near Agamemnon. 8 p.m.—Valorous went ahead to make the land, and slAted the Valentin light at 9.45 p.m., and returned to Agamemnon. Aug. 5.-3.30 a.m.—Valorous anchored at Valentla (inner part of Doubts Bay). 6 pan.—Agamemnon anchored in the same place. Niagara proceeding up Trinity Bay. Electric current complete. The following letter from Surgeon Mansfield, R.N., de scriptive of the laying of the Atlantic cable, is interesting : " " H.M.S. Valor ous , V a l eut i a, A ugust 5 , 185 8 . .Sir,—Being, I think, the only officer connected with the ships on this expedition who may feel an interest in your local paper, I hasten to send you a hurried sketch of this our last and successful attempt to lay down the Atlantic tele graph cable, in company with her Majesty's ship Agamem non. Being the first iwirnation of the trip you probably have received, it may not be devoid of interest to some few of your readers, though you will doubtless before many days have snore information on the subject. " Her Majesty's ships Gorgon and Valorous left Queens stown in the early part of Saturday, 17th July ult. " We (Valorous) reached the rendezvous, lat. 52 deg. 5 min. N, long. 32 deg. 42 min. W, on the 24th. "The Niagara, Gorgon, and Agamemnon, arrived on the 25th, 26th, and 28th respectively, the Niagara having sailed from Cork harbour nu the evening of the same day that we left—the Agamemnon at 3 a.m. on the 18th. " Our boats having coNveyed the end of the cable from Niagara to Agamemnon early on the 29th, it was spliced and lowered into the depths of the ocean at 1.5 (observ. time), the ships steaming apart at 1.25 p.lll. " It was found on board Agamemnon that it was necessary to stop at 81 p.m., in order to diminish as much as possible the tension on a weak portion of the cable, which was allowed to run easily out in safety. "An announcement bad beets made to the effect that should the cable part before 150 nautical miles had ran out from both the Niagara and Agamemnon, we were all to return to rendezvous, and an intense anxiety was accord ingly felt as the critical tissue was approaching. That, how e'er, was passed, to the comfort of all, when at 2.15 p.m. on the 30th, the Agamemnon signalled that her allotted portion had been paid out in safety, a similar result being obtained at 3.30 p.m. in Niagara. a l at ELOPEMENT AND ROBBERY.—At the Court House, Leeds, on Saturday last, before the sitting magistrate, a woman, named Susannah Naylor, the wife of Mr. John Naylor, Knottingley, a captain of a vessel lying there, and a dirty-looking tailor, named Charles Ellerington, were brought up charged with robbing the house of the female prisoner's husband of 38/.145.l jd., together with wearing apparel and other articles. The husband, it appears, re ceived some information cn Friday afternoon that his wife had eloped with the male prisoner; he was astounded at the time, but at once hut ried off to his house, when he found the information too correct—his unfaithful spouse decamped and his house ransacked. He heard they had taken the train to Leeds, where be arrived on Friday night, and gave information at the poll-e-office. Two police-effieers were dispatched in search of the ptisonera, and they were ultimately found to have taken lodgings in the house of Mrs. Lord, Briggate, where they were found in bed together. The female prisoner had taken the lodgings, stating, that she was a married woman, and her husband would be there in a short time, saying that be was a tailor, and had come to seek work at Mr. Barran's, Brig gate. A shirt time afterwards the male prisoner arrived, and then went to the railway-station and returned with some parcels. The missing property was found in the parcels the male prisoner fetched from the railway station, and the prosecutor identified the money. The magistra,ea, after the case had partly been heard, said that, as the pro perty was stolen in the jurisdiction of the west riding magis trates, they did not think, though the property was found in Leeds, that they could hear the case. After some con versation the prisoners were ordered to be handed over to the west riding magis'rates for the district in whirls the robbery was committed. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—The Lynn corre spondent of the Stamford Mercury says:—The villages of Terringtou and Tilney, and indeed the whole of Marsh land, have been during the past week subjected to the most painful excitement, in consequence of a melancholy occur rence which took place at Torrington on Sunday last. It appears that great numbers of people, chiefly of the humbler class, are in the habit during the summer months of making visits to the large marshes on the sea coast of the former village, for the purpose of digging clatns kind of shell-fish found in the sands there), gath er i ng sampbire, and bathing. Amongst those who did so on Sunday last were four labourers lions the parish of Tilney All Saints, named It. Banyard, G. Banyard, J. Allen, and J. Stockdale. They arrived at the sea bank at a i nearly hour in the morning, just as the tide was flowing, aid pro ceeded to cross a creek and go down the marsh for the pur poses above-mentioned. As they did not return to their homes all night, a vieorous search was instituted for them on Monday, and at about four p.m. their bodies were fou n d lying a short distance from each other in a creek about a mile from the bank. It appears that after being upon the marsh fir some time they discovered that tl.e tide had sur rounded them by flowing up the creek before it covered the level sands, and abandoning their basket s an d spades they ran for their lives, but in endeavouring to ford through the creek, the bottom of which was no doubt a perfect quick sand, they had all been drowned. Two of them had their watches tied round their necks, and they had stopped at about nine o'clock a.m, " Hitherto nothing could have bcen more gratifying than the calm state of the sea and weather, and all were sanguine of success to a high degree, when towards evening on the 30th the wind cotnmeeced to freshen, and before midnight it blew half a gale from S.S.E., a heavy swell getting up, and causing violent pitching illation to the ship. " Great fears were entertained for the safety of the cable all night, but in the morning it was still s ecere, having bravely withstood a heavy strain. The s rain coutiu to uen ut,til 3d August, wh en it commence d to diminish and be less fell, as the wind shifted to S.W. on the day before, and was now favourable. ;5We fathoms ssed o f f r a e o m oo t t l i i t e ngs deep into fathoms,sl oa l w a a t t 7 er p , t e . . iftr the 1 • e t 3d inst , let 52 deg. 27 min. N, long. 16 deg. 7 . tnin. W into 550 the and at noon yesterday (Wednesday, the 4th), we were in 415 fathoms, 861 miles distant from Valencia. "Last night at nine a.m., being less than 40 miles off, we left the Agamemnon, proceeding, so as to make the land before her in the morning. We made it soon, nod anchored soon after day light, the Agamemnon coming up at six this morning. "We anchored in Doulus Bay, outside Valentin har bour, and the cable was landed by our boats, under the com mand of Lieut. Richmond Moore, senior lieutenant of her MValorous, at White Stra n d B ay, off Doulus BaYjes,itnY'tlle ship forenoon, amidst the greetings and welcomes of all who were assembled to receive it. There were nut, how evere, beeny ver an many present, as our ar r i va l could not, of comae, havt • Thus, the end of an urparalleled undo taking I as at 1 ,st been attained, after many a com b at with storm and sea, and i hard struggling against apparently insurmountable difficul ninatthteheacshmiezeumreecnotn.l t i e ,. However, this satisfactory result well repays the greatest The cableexpen;: a i a t expenditure t o l f l a id energy tiow by Lieut. Maurey, LL.D., though the ' Wegher at the end mended of June, when the last attempts were made, was decidedly the roost favourable, and it evidently would have suc ceeded had there not been mechanical defects in the cable itself. " With regard to the per tentage of cable Int I out over the distance gone, the greatest amount was 48.75, but this was only on one occasion during the heavy swell on 31st July, in 2,200 fathoms soundings, and with halt' a gale from The general average has been about 30.. Through the entire distance the average speed of the Agamemnon has been five knots, never exceeding six and a half, whilst the greatest rate at which the cable paid itself out was eight —the least six knots per hour. " The greatest angle that the cable has been observed to make with the water, 26 deg.; the least, 14 deg. 30 main.; and the strain which was on the cable never exceeded 2,3301 b, never less than I,oollb, being inversely as the angle, and not in a direct ratio. " These facts, quickly put down from some hurried notes, not yet arranged, I believe to be mainly correct; but should you find any slight diff:renee between them and those which will be duly and officially published, and consequently with more minuteness, you will, I am sure, kindly make allow ance. " Here, by the simple act °Croon, ara hemispheres bound together—the old world now materially united to the new— and this communion is effected through the extraordinary medium of a slender thread laid beneath the all but un fathomable depths of the great Atlantic ! I hope, they, that that material union, with our social and political ones also, may long continue firm and unstrained, and wish every future success to an undaunted and enterprisingpis: parry, by whose unmitigated pe r severance and assiduity it has been established." The husband of the prisoner here stepped forward, and said he had not been living with her for nine years. Sbe had been bound over once at the Marylebone Police court for threatening him. Prisoner said it was trouble caused her to do it. She was ♦ery sorry. Mr. Beadon said he knew she was a violent-tempered woman, and he should therefore remand her for a week, to see the effect that would have. • Pistauce by plain wailing ; about 811 by the great circle. Tl -1 / 1 ) I) 11'1)11110 1 • BOIIOIIGII AND SPITALFIELDS. Very large supplies of English potatoes are on sale here in good condition, and the accounts at hand respecting the crop are very favourable. The demand generally is rather inactive, as follows : Regents. 75s to 100 s ; shaws, eos to 80s; inferior, 40s to 50s per ton. Last week's imports were 100 baskets from Antwerp and 11 do. from Rotterdam, 130ROIJG11 flop. There is very little inquiry for any kind of hops, and prices rule almost nominal. The accounts from the plantations are very favourable, and some parties call the duty 4250,000. The supply of hops here is very large. WOOL MARKET. There continues to ho a good competition for One wools at the public sides still in progress, but inferior kinds are rather easier than at the commencement. Since our last, prices hare ruled thus :—Port Philip—Clean sheep's, Is Gd to 2s 2.1 J ; second, is rild to 2s 541; lambs', Is2l to 2s; pieces, Is lti to Is ; skins, is id to Is 4d. Sydney—Clean sheep's, Is 9d to 2s tid ; second is 7d to 2s ; ditto pieces, is 7d to Is Id. South Australian—Clean sheep's, is 5d to Is Sd ; low sorts, Is to is 7th Van Dicman's Land—Clear sheep's, Is 4d to is iAd ; lamb's, Is 4d to is 9.1. Cape—Clean sheep's, lid to Is 7d ; handwashei, Ild to Is sd: lambs', is 2d to is Sd ; pieces, Btc., Is to is 6d per lb. Last week's imports were 2.230 bales from Sydney, 3,102 front New Zealand, 1,G14 from South America, 744 from Algoa Bay. 371 from Auckland, 10) from Vancouver's Island, and S 4 from other quarters. Privately, the market is tolerably firm. SEEDS. Linsei has been in slow request, et barely last week's quotations. New rapeseed coutAties dull. Clover seed and trefoil are inactive, yet holders demand extreme rates, Canary commands last week's quotations. New mustard and tares are fetching unusually high prices. Cakes are firm, and prices have an upward tendency. TALLOW. Our market lA steady, and pfices rule a shade higher than on Monday 1114. P.Y.C., on the spot, is quoted to-day at 48s 6d—for the last three months, 49s per cwt. Rough fat, 2s 7a per Sibs. MS DAYS SHIPPING. LONDON, Aug. O.—Wind this day at noon, S.E.; light breeze and very fine. TRALEE, Aug. 7.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—British Queen, from Qiebee. - - GLOUCESTER, Aug. 7.--Arrived—Adeline, from New Yolk; Emily, from Huelva. DUBLIN, Aug. 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—lndian Queen, from Barbadoes. GREENOCK, ARC. 7.—Wind W.—Arrived—Surprise, from Trinidad; Eras, from Belize. Sailed—Stirling, for Ceylon. BELFAST, Aug. 7 . —Wind S.—Arrived—James Calker, from Quebec ; Arab, from Kooria Mooria. Sailed—Regria, for Miramieb!. Hum., Aug. 7.—Wind W.—Arrived—Pioneer, from Quebec. CLYDE, Aug. 7 . —Wind W—Arrived—Jelm, from New York. DUBLIN, Aug. 7 . —Wind S.W.—Arrived—Sphynx, fiom Barbadoes. LONDONDERRY, Aug. 7.—Wind W.—Arrived—Argon-- dims, from Quebec. STARCROSS, Aug. 7 . —Wind S.W.—Arrived—Lumout, f r om Quebec. _ _ --6iES, Aug. 7 . —Wind S.F..—Arrived—Maria Tfercse, from Salim t avy. B.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—lLM.S. Urgent, from Aug. from Cherbourg; H.M.S. Terribl;, from the west ward. SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. S.E.—Arrived—Sal sette (s), Benarts (s), Pera (s), Havre (s), and 1.43 Pottle, all from Cherbourg. Sailed —Oneida (s), for Bombay; Al hambra (s), fa. TORBAY, Aug. B.—Wind E.—Sailed—lntrepid, for Val paraiso. OFF PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 7.—Arrived--Sinus, from Bal timore for Bremen; Plantagenet, from Melbourne for Cal cutta. Aug.7.—Arrived—Crinoli ne , f rom Ri o Grande P LY MOUTH, Aug. 3 . — Wind E.—Ar r i ve d--A ng l esea, from London fur Melbourne. FALMOUTH, Aug. B.—Wind E. — Arrived—C o l um b us , from Quebec. Q . R uEElcs Tie fr Ceylon. Sailed—J ane Black, for Quebec. brothers, named cut, and,. when a police man, —On Thursday evening, in a ß tr o ic a k d, JWeitesr,l'uanintlijetr°ll'ielNi.i?fluence of liquor, Jam the es oanitlpdtuin, MURDEROUS ATTACK a t i Vs attention first directed to brandished their sickles, and wounded se% eral per sons by striking them with these dangerous tools. Owe man bled from a wound in the upper part of the face named ed ano F t e h r e r r is, w h a a s d the ruffians, they were actually .menacing au infant in a carriage. Ferris at first tried quietly to persuade them to put up their sickles; but they at once turned upon him, threatening him in the most violent and repulsive language. As he was no match for both, F er ri s quietly recommended them to walk on, determining to follow them till lie should come up with another constable; but they became co vio lent that he found it uccessary to attempt to capture James Jeffries, who, from his violence and great stature, appeared other the most dangerous. While endeavouring to seize an d hand cuff him, Francis Jefilies attacked the offic er , ha d J ames aided him. The first !Vow cf the former's si c kl e f ortunate l y was oblique; but it cut off the. blows with his walking brim of the p o li ceman ' s h at. Ferris endeavoured to ward oil stick ; but a heavy blow from a sickle cut his stick in two. The officer then retreated a few paces, at the same time en deavouring to get out his staff, when he was closely followed by both brothers, who shouted, "Now we shall have the ; now we'll have his life." The next blow of a sickle was parried with the truncheon; but . the following struck sickle was . coming down upon him the officer's left arm, occasioning a . frightful wound on the elbow beast s , j o i i n u f t e . rie T te la d e b h y lo t o h d e , -Imen again sprang upon the officer, and one flawedsglit, t c al w r il l 1 3' ; and like wild with a force which must have killed the poor fellow, when policeman Marlow arrived just as the ruffian's runic were uplifted. A timely and well-aimed blow saved Ferris's life, and knocked down his antagonist; and Ferris then knocked down the other. They were both handcuffed and token to the police-station, and Ferris was conveyed to a surgeon's, where his wounds were dressed, and he was then taken home, where he remains in 0 very precarious state.—On Friday the prisoners were brought op at the police-court, Wolverhampton, when Marlow and Mr. De Lane, surgeon, gave evidence; and as Forts was unable to give his evi dence the "doom were remanded for a week, r '~ ,5' U_V OFPICE, re 3 0 LIZ 1? Ili_ r A .1.11)" Ar R A C'S_( DcY PATS HULL LT Ai`.;DICAP. liEstiel Thornhill . Filow• 2 3 .Nin?. ran. WOLVERIIAMPTOIs; STAKES Fnerma% I ,i l, boat Pr:lict2 , - 11;01 II4L,Ict TAncl tcr Queen of Scots. Rio ...... The Deer .. \VE(lrti:! - 1i.F.11.' $ CAETS STEWARDS' PLATE. SC Veil tan. PRODUCE STAKES. Orehebill beat Star of the East. 1 .. - 2 3 4 LEWES RACE S.—(This clay.) ARISTOCRATIC PLATE. Newington Naughty Boy Five ran. LEWES HANDICAP. .................... Queenstown Relap-:c . Eight ran. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. 2 Gracchus Flitch .. Three ran. COUNTY PLATE. Tndulgence Subterfuge colt Five ran. TRIAL STAKES. Flitch New Brighton Fractious .... Five ran. CASTLE STAKES. Boundaway Elthatn Beauty '2 CAPTURE OF ELLIOTT, THE GOVERN• MEN?' .DEFAULTER. Our readers will proleffily recollect the circumstance or the absconding of AI% Elliot t, principal military storekeeper at Weedon, in the month of May last, and its being cis covered that he was a defaulter to the Government to ale' ge amount. Circumstances had arisen leading to the belief that great irregularity had taken placa in the military stores department at Weedon, but no suspicion rested on Mr. Elliott, and a committee of the House of Commons v as appointed to investigate them. Mr. Elliott attended bef re the committee and gave evidence on one or two occasions; and on Thursday, the 20th of May, Elliott left Weedon by au early morning train, stating be was going to a'tend the committee, which aroused uo suspicion from the fact that he had attended the eommittee on a preview occasion. Natiring, however, was heard of him again till the following Friday evening, when he sent a telegraphic tnessaes to Capt. Gordon, who was about to succeed him at. Weedua he (Elliott) having been trauiferred to Dublin as military storekeeper there, sating lie should return to Weerlon the following limning (Saturday) in time to pay the nun e rous employes there. lie did not, however, make hie appearance that morning, neither was he seen during the day. On Sunday morning his son-in-law, who resides at Weedon, received a letter from him stating he should never return to Weedon again, but that he intended to proceed to Boulogne, in which piece he should be when he (the son-in law) received the letter—a let ter, ns the sequel will 5110 intended to throw the authorities off their cuard. As sr on as Capt. Gordon became aware of the contents of the letter he suspected something was wrong, and although it was Sunday, he telegrepued ta the War-office authorities, Pall- Mall, who immediately put themselves in communication with the Commissioners of Police, Great Scotland yard, whodirected Inspector Whicher, the most experienced officer of the metropolitan detective force, to take the ne cessary Steps for tracing the supposed ce:inquent, it not th n being known that Elliott had embezzled any of the moneys of the Government. Inspector W Weber eommenc.'d his inquiries on the Sunday, ane form' that Elliott arrived in London on the previous Thursday, and went to a house in the neighbourhood of Regent-street, to a female named Sinclair, whom lie had been cohabiting with for some time, who was with him when he was apprehended, and with whom he remained till Friday about four o'clock in the afternoon, when they left in a cab, informing the lamilaity of tire house they were about to proceed to Dublin. 14- Spector Whicher also ascertained that Elliott went the saute afternoon to Messrs. Cu; Biddulpb, and Co., where he ob tained cash for a cheque frr £:350, drawn upon the Bank of Ireland, Dublin, where he bad opened an account during We temp 'nary stay on receiving his appointment to the military stores department in Dublin. The payment of the cheque was stopped, fortunately for the Government, who will en w obtain possession of his money there, but to the 1..55.1 Messrs. Cox, Biddulph, & Co., who cashed the cheque. Pur suing his inquiries Ire ascertained that two persons answer ing the description of Elliott and Miss Sinclair bad pro ceeded to Liverpool, and on proceeding there be found. that Elliott and Miss Sinclair arrived at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, on the previous Saturday night about halfepaet 10 o'clock, under tlle assumed name of Mr. and Mrs. Brock. El lio:t, then took a passage for both in the mail steam-ship America, then erboet to sail for Boston, so that when the officer arrived at Liverpool the fugitives es ere on their veyeee across the Atlantic. Inspector Whicher then returned to town aad communicated the result of his inquires to the authorities at the War-office who at first were diposed to despatch him to America after them, from the great amount of ia formation lie bad obtained, that could not have failed .ra his discovering them ; but upon consultine the law offinrs of the Crown it was ascet tattled that the extradition tit aty between this country and America only applied to cases of murder, forgery, aryl fraudulent bankrup . s, and nut .to cases of embezzlement, and the consequence was, the in formation obtained by Inspector Whicher was forwar!ed to the British consul at Boston, with directions that he should have Elliott arrested and proceeded against civilly for ra debt by the laws of America, as he could not be given up to be brought here to be tried criminally. The British eons 11 put the it atter in the hands of Mr. Bowyer, one of u.e detective officers of New York, who, from the particulars supplied to him, succceeded in tracing the fugitives 10 days after their arrival at Boston. lie went thence toAlbany whe'e he found they had stopped at Treteoirt-house, as Mr. and Mrs. Brook, and had left. for New York; he was unsuccessfal there, and returned to Alharly, when be was informed they had gone east to Springfield, Massachusetts, where they passed as Mr. Everett and wife, of Toronto . _ Mr. Bowe er traced them to various places, them{ itives always patroses thee the best hotels, and tie at last came,upon their track at the International Hotel, Niagara Falls. Alter tracinz th e from Boston to Albany , syracuse, Niagara Falls, Buffe r) , Old Point Comfort , Philadelphia, Baltimore, and /i mp): t, he apprehended Elliott at the St. Nich o l as , N ew York, where he w ill have to abide the result of a communication. wPir the British Governmen ATTACK OF 711 E MONTENEGRINS O.V TILE TUI?KS.-6 1 I;A7' SLAUGHTER. An official telt grrphic de:lntel' of the 4th instant, from Trebigny, gives tl e fullowing details of the sutpit.o Kolachiuo by the I %lontenegrins. Early on the morilinj; the '26 h July, the Montenegrins, having attacked the tow a !a great force, the Wit:bit:tuts of which, relying upcn tie ettablishei security, were entirely off their guard, burnt :Al the houses, killed about a hundred men, committed atrot ties of the most revolting description, and at last retittd, tt.ki.g with them taro hundred Mussulmans, women, an ! children. The excitement there was very great. At the moment when the above despatch was sent, Kitnal Effenot received from the Governor of Albania an t ilicial repc-I upon the two rencouuters at Potlgoritza. It stated that both these attacks, the Montenegrins, who brought artille'y with them, were the aggressors, and fought upon Albant: a territory.—Obscrver. LORD LYNDIIURST ON ARTISTIC COPYRIGHT.-11 the House of Lords on Monday week, Lord Lyndhurst, its presenting petitions . for the extension of the law o f cop , - right, said :—" Ever shwa the tune of Queen Anne cop - right has been granted to authors for the protection of the t works. But it is a strange circumstance that to paintin..., the most delightful of all the arts, n o p rotect i on by cop - right has ever been given, and yet by the saint principle c is an invention of the mind assuming a useful and benefici I form. employ There a artists ofr re oui g n u fe l r a i r dorea characterle dealers in f s o p r u t t h i : u p s u r e p o e p , i : s w of , a ys .. rying on the fraud. The copies are dispo s ed of r.:onietitnes A pri% ate sales, at public auctions in Lond on , or , more gm in - rally, large commercial cities such as Liverpool, Mai. - chesier, &c. A lady of very large fortune, who is i email. - able for the admirable manner in which she appli es it, pt: '- chased a picture from an artist for £6OO, on the understate '- lag that it should not be copied ; and she was very may 4 astonished on going to the Manchester Exhibition a I f ye4rs afterwards to find there a painting which, wit:t t. s exception of some of the subordinate details, was an *-13t1, •4 copy of her own. A noble margois purchased front the Exh - bition a picture of some merit, for which he paid a coi f siderable sum. Ile was asked to allow it to be er graved, and with his usual kindness and fondneesfor,the arita he co • sented. Some time afterwards he found that whi le it h, .'I been in the hands of the engraver it had been copied, at .1 the copy sold as the original at a sale in _Lon.tfon. Tpa to . go to 1..3 shop every morning at a certain time, and painter Morland made a contract wcr.ti for a ce: - i done dining the tain number of hours each dayunt i l v l itl i i ie rt d_ a e d alce: completed t,., 4 or three pictures. At the same time the dealer eng,a2c...l tine pictures camp into cir ' ie v a l o u s rk r : o r s l o i n a t.v t eahrsaed%rh:er:l73 ppit tleedft insteada ss um 'i f t :co inferior at fists, wh .e o p .ulation ' A naval ' Lhat . sort are ve v popular, sent two pictureg to be lined. Th ey and when lie went to ii ot • officer, dhtwoaihis ;ors place,o whosel three ,haant d ‘ fiveve n ho p o e novels eo e . tri t s • and writings a long time, were detain. .1 1 , are a f ter them tt e man to whom he had entrusted the m said that his worksh. p. was not there—it was at a pl ace some went to this workshop, but lie did ,wiles off. The othe. r d! - or, he ran up it, opened the )3?‘)).ov not find his picture.. The servant there said that the mile or two off; but, seeing r :e a re nd a i t n a t t . : e t: o a f : to p: h e . : a l \Adder slung under a ts:: s three or four of which P - - . it gave access f ' n ' id his pictures, surrounded by copit.r., %arc comp leted, and two or Or c more in progress."