The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-28 00:00:00

_ _.. . ,_ T T 4 - "F I, S U N.. _______:____------,-. . . ; ., 1 ..., , , f , Lf)N - - " I N W lal D N 14,' S 1.1 A y EIrE N / N G . , JULY 28 ________ _________ . • arei 25 3 ' -Pari and Lyene, l 8 le-Paris 1:11.3.3 SHARE M t e ixtliETS. R (,) YA L ITAL I A N OPE R A, in productiveness so those enactments -" looming in first in demand until they' arrive at - such qUetettens I Northern of Fr , is , 8 ' and Strasbourg. 24e/ 8 -Rouen aed Havre, 14-Tours and COVENT GARDEN'. Amb., Not., Bost;iBs, Eci 63 7 an SATURDAY next, the distance"-which are to carry joy to the hearths as to deter from purchastng those who desire to ob- Nantefel3N-Weei Flanders, a% -Western of Fraeee, 10.;. r.,17. 1 72rxii;.a E.A.37..AWAYS Railwen _______ will be repeated Spohr's grand Opera of FAITST. lof the most aieeensolate cultivators of he soil in tairt fair returns for their investments. Other , -_________. -_____ , - - c unegonea, Madame Castellan ; Rosina, Maillio. Anna Zerr; Sico- -,.., , GERMAN Y. . , Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day. Cent. France (i rax, madlle• eeetnn : Moli , tofele , lierr Formes, Eausto, Signor Ron- rengland ! Alec' those enactments, it ii now pro- chtnnels then arise. Some frauds will, of course, ----___ Cheri. & Erqu cent Gulio, Signor Poldnim ;,Kailinger, -.if:nor Rommi ; Wohlhaldt, c l u • m, , o t d b e e r s :te I n d a e y g re e e a s CAT c b a e uti g o u n ar w de il ri l A telegraphic dispatch from Caranseltes to Vienne, --- Signor Soldi ; Wagner, Signor Mei ; tioor, Signor Gregorie ; Fran. ia by the more sanauiue among th ' supoorters be perpetrated, ry bu m t 28 X% X Demerara cesco, Signor Stigelli ; Ugo, Signer Tarnberlik. of Lord DERBY, are certain to be passed ie rapid suc- against. A. ve on the 23d anniunces the arrival of the Empeetoß at Aberdeen ...... 100/. paid 28% to 28 1, A t that place, where he was received with the greatest Dijon & Besan Compeser, Director or the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. desi ns of the Montarrues T . 6% % Dutch Rbenisl cession, because just now the strongest Government frustrate the g , , - rzpes, e enthusiasm. .s, MAJESTY reviewed the Itb tt Jun' ..... '••• ' 2 P 4 - East Indian Commence at Eight o'clec. 3 a a-. Pie Wolv and Stour er. Janien's grand historical Opera, Pieto il Grande will be pre- this country has ever seen is confronted by the most hoc genus onzne, while it would be folly of the worst lion of the Romsni Band, inspected the Boys' Mili- ' •' " Valley ... all pd. Hy, - 11% Do. Do. dired in the course of next week. ; +ion to avoid good and bora fid t Gt. Indian Pei impotent Opposition. S ....o resolutely are those decla- descr.p. . , c transactions, tary school, the prison, the hospital, and the barracks. Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jet., B ATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- rations made, that one of the most credulous calcu- because there has been an attempt at swindline,. As well SAID PACHA, the heir presumptive of the VICE- late 33/. Gs.Bd., 26/ : pd. 8% -8% d. might a man refuse to accept a good Bank of Dig- ROY,Of Egypt, a son of MEHEMET Au, has arrived Grmi.Junc. of Louv. a la Sar DROME, Ditto. Chest. & Eirk., Opposite the Broad WaM Kensingtcn-gardens, lators on the side of the Ministerialists has gone so far land note bscause. be had once been the - victim of a in A N i d el t;u a iation of Israelites, 501.8 c 25/. Cense, all pd. 19% ••••• 20% Luxembourg Is now OPEN tor the Season Ditto, ditto - 174 pd. ... -„, Do. (Railwa; in his " rotse• coloured " comperisons of the gains and • The most popular place of amasement in London. Brist. & Exet., 100 i. pd. 104 - 100 104 1 1, 103% Do Mr. Batty bees to inform his Patrons and the Public in general, losses that he has fixed the latter at 33 and the former vor repudiate a real so •• b . forger, , _ 1 ereign ecause an in- pected to arrive here shortly, 4a ye Do. (Canal) tbat in cons, u n of the excitement created by the Car Racing of . ge ce . cf course, a magnificent Surplus of her had fo e • • smas rm. rly induced him to accept f f r o o r ra th j e e p r u u ;p al o e s m e 9 oPp e r x e - - Caledonian ...109/. pd. 42% •-•.- 43 seating to the EMPEROR an elegant artistic vase, Chest. & Holy'n., ail pd. 23% -24 Maria Antoni Madlie. Marrie and 3ladile. Hen , iette, each driving four-in-hand, it at 69 -leaving, Do. New will be repeated every evening ; and in addition to the u,nal routine ... lir , genious rk & Bandon, all pd 16% - 16% base metal. A little care is necessary, but that can manufactured from stones taken from the bed of the Co I i Ty -onP to her Is.deaFISTY'S Government. A careful Namur & Liel of Entertainment., there will tie Dub. & Bela Jet. p 45/ el. 6 e- 4 d. easily be exercised wh'l to Dead See. This vase is a testimony of grateful ho- North. of Frei A iitand Balloon Ascent in al% Royal Hippodrome Balloon, TO- analysis of this very astounding calculation discovers , , i e the swindlers are exposed Dundik & Ennie. all pd. _ _ a. 0 E Do. 20/. 3p. c. MORROW, July 29, at six o'clock precisely. hich the most severe of the secondary punishments, ba- non fo • • # • mace to le etre , r his in,ention of establishin th, ai; Aber g Dundee,Per Doors open at llaii-par Five, the Entertainments commencing at to 11s, however, the rather flagrant device by w Orleans &Bo Six o'clock precisely. ishment fo our ingenious Contemporary has managed to preve n• - r a protracted term being the penalty in t at Jerusalem an Austrian consulate, which ie to dean June. ... all pd. 8% - 9 % afford the most effice • Ditto, New - all pd ... -.„ Paris & Lyon A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. tcious protection to the Israelites Do. Bonds Admission-Reserved Scats, 35.; First Class, 25.; S,:cond ditto. so much in favour of the interests of the Admieis- curred by those guilty of obtaining money under dwelling in the Holy City, East Anglian (251. L. & Is.; Third ditto, edzi. E. and L.& D.)100/. p 4% -4% Paris & Odes s tration. The contrivance is simple enou g h_sll such flagrantly false pretences. The great question of the da htf th Zll y,ta o e ove- Paris & Roue - _ ...... ~.naea Do(18/. E.& 11.)allpa. 3 -3% the Liberal-Conservative losses are attributed 0 ., -.ma rein, is soon to receive its solution, an arrangement E • / 11 - 11% 11% %aa Paris & Stew , este Counties... 2o . pd. HER MAJESTrS THEATRE. .Lvery now and then we see newspaper announce• having been made by Prussia, on the one hand, and Eastern Union, class A, Rouen & Hee Last Night but Four of the Subcrirtion. to the Opposition, and all the Liberal-Conser• • Sambre &Me TO-MORROW H , w Oldham, meats of intended accessions to office, which usually Austria anel the Coali • non of Darmstadt, on the other. late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7 - 7 ee t (Included in the subscription) vative gains to the Gevernment . I De. do. do. 6 , /. pd. - - _ St. Andrew's have no foundation in fact. One of the latest, put A treaty is to be concluded between the Zollverein Wu , . be produced Doniaetti's Opera, entitled nto have yielded Do., do., B. & C., a. pd. 5 -5% (A) moreover, can possibly be show et and the Steurverein, on the one side d LITCREZIA BORGIA. for ' o i ,an on the other, F , L . • eel 19 3 / - 20 11 20 Tours & Nan Lucrszia, Madame Florentini ; Orsini, Madlle. Ida Bertrand ; (-111- one additional su t t the Cabinet i ppor er o - t would be th wtth a.l the pomp, pride, and circumstan ce a commercial treaty between Prussia and Austria, 'ast ancashire, ail p A it West Flande nare, Signor Gardoni ; Petrucci, Signor F. Lablache ; Gubetta, :,,Ig. .. eee somewhat of paragraphing, was to the effect that the Hon. which shall give all th d h le ' * ' ' - " Do New Quer all pd ... - 000 West. of Fre: Su.sini ; Astolfo, Signoe Fortini ; Alfonso, Signor De Bassini. cifficult to demonstrate -for it w . , e a vantages tat can e pro- E. &Ne . Ineia Docks, Co conClude with an entirety new Ballet, usie strange to insist that the Radical COB t /LIN BETT is an up- - '1 vvick Cis SCOTT, Member for the county Ber , cured by a Customs union. This treaty will stipulate and Bin June., all pu ,58 -62 60 Composed by M. Oosselm, the Poem by M. St. Georges, the M . • A • was about accepting a colonial appointment, and that free commerce to all the contracti •fthE.& W. Yk Joe all pi ... - ... Ague Fria by 11. Nadaud, entitled , . holder of the DERBY Administration. gain - we , _ ng parties or e t. &lint) & • e •• 67 -69 Glits.,loo/. pd , , 69 Anglo-Calito ZELIE, on, l'Amour et la Magic. • ' le that " extremes meet - ~ Sir 1 - IUGH CAMPBELL was to be his successor in Par- production of the Country, freedom of transit, and or . ' Edin.,Per. & Dun. 100/. 24% - 2e% Asturian Ite• Madlle. Caroline 'lloseC, Steles. Rosa, aspen Lamoureux, presume upon the princip avigation. a Allegrini, Louise Fleury ; MM. Di Mettle and Durand. Box- Mr MONTAGUE CHAMBERS, the new Member MT , !lament. There is something cool in this :-a gentle- n R w products are to be favoured Glas. & S.-West., 1001. p ... - ••• Australasian Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the • . men's acceptance of office depends on two contin- equally with manufactured products. lhe carrying Great Northn., 100/. pd 84% - 85% 85% 84% 83 Australian_ office, Opera Colonnade, u, yei erveL Greenwich, is claimed no less coolly as a supporter of out of the Custom-house formalities are to be greatly Do.lAs. A Stk., 100/. p 4- 48 47 Austr. Freeh ROYAL ITALIAN' OPERA. COVENT-GARDE.N. b so far fro the Tory Government-althoug , m 2 ppear- gencies, namely, that office has been offered to bin), simplified. All the • • . Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 122 - 124 122 123 points will be agreed upon, the ~ _ Ave Maria SITBSCRIPTION NIGHT. iog on the hustings a. 9 a Derbyite, the Honourable he be willin to tke • But we rather solution of which • and that g a it. , . . is necessary to a complete Customs Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 40% - 46% , Great Westn., 100/. ' 3 1 104% pd 103 A - Oa% Brit. Austr. ' % 104 103 British Iron In co uence of so many persons having been unable to obtain Palm - unton to be sub think, that the election of his successor as " a 4, , . tequently concluded, but the wants Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd 87 -89 Braz. Im. (is t the same performances will be repea ed , Gentleman presented himself before the e - t't ens i uency places on Thursday las , TO-MORROW , t man" de ends o he p n t electors. In other words, Customs union" are to be altogether avoided, nor Do.Thirds,lll.l3.4 pd 11 -12 p Pm Do. Coca. e h the wishes of many Subscribers, next THURS- as an ultra - Rt -former. These amusing incidents only mei' tain that, will any precise period be fixed for the conclusion of Lane. & York., 100/. pd 81 - 84% 85% 84% 83% Do. St. Joh, In complance wit we doubt whether it ought to be quite cer • as a Subscription Night, in lieu of Sa nrday, Sept. disclose the more clearly and unmistakably that the Do., Quarters ...all pd ... - _ Carson's Cri DAY will be given . that union, in order that Prussia m b tl ay su eequen y • nd tickets, therefore, for Sept. 4 will be available , a matter of course if Mr SCOTT ceased to repre Do., Fifths 14/. pd 3% -3% dis xd 10% y E t x.d Cobre Coler 2 e 4. All ivories a Ministerialists find themselves driven to an extremity. as is „ ,_, o t „ ' a accede to the arrangement. on Thnrsday next, on which occasion ther Do.,W.Rid. Un. 11 %I) 2% -2% dis. Colonial Gol e val be performed eaeyerbeens Grand Opera, and are therefore compelled, for the sake of appear- „ • sent Derwicusnire, air nuoa IeAMPBELL or any o. The Diet ' ' • • ,in Its sitting of the 17tb, decided that Leeds Northern all pd 17- 1 / -18 17% Copiapo , LES HUGUENOTe. , °mai nominee could be thrust on the county, the inventor of the gun cotton shall have the sum of Liv.Crsby & Stla • pt. all p ... g - ... Eng. &Ausl Valentina, Madame Grisi ; Margarita di Valois, Madame Castel- anCeS, to assume the virtue of a majority if they have 0 000 flo " General lan; Damn d'Onore, Madlle. Cotti; Urban°, Madlle. Seguin ; Mar - . without the compliment of consulting the electors. 4 , rins as purchase-money for the discovery, Lond. & Blackw., all pe 8% - 8 5 /s 8% and to affect a fid Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 107 - 108 107% Gold Mount cello, Herr Formes ; Il Ot come di saa .13,ris, Signor Polonini ; n conte it n , con ence that may conceal e that the msjorit f At any event, it ought not to he so. But there ar y o the other claimants shall have a „ , Grd.Duch de Neaers, signor Tagliafico; De Cosse, Signor Luigi Mei; De Betz , their latent disappointment. small gratuit a d Lon. & isall est., 100 L p 132 - 132% 132% 131% Signor Gregorio ; the Elugenot Soldier, Signor told' ; Meru, Sign() Docket-counties as well as pocket-boroughe, and the . . ~y, n the remainder not receive any- Do. Quarters...2s/. pd 32% - 32% 32 % 1 / 1 , Great Polo etornmi; Raul di Nangis, Signor Mario. • Contras h s t t e tone of the Derbyites with that ob- ' ' the thin the g, ir invention being considered impracticable. Do. Fifths 12/. pd 5% - 5 3 / 4 p 17% Lake Bathi The Incidental Divertissement will be supported by liadlles. EA"' servable in th BUCCLEUGH interest, we fear, is too potent in Liberty ~ i sm eerg anti Lebload; M. Fl...sse and M. Itaault. e remarks which have fallen from Do. 10Leal &B. (c) lip 2% -2% p he electors The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. the prominent leaders fth border county-until the ballot permit t SWEDE N. Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 98% - 99% 99% 99 I ,i 98 Lon. & Cal. had (for the 0 9 Opposition. While the he We learn Crushing ( Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be - is open Att G ally to exercise their privileges At present t y . from Stockholm that the project con- Do. New 50/., 42% pel 1 - Vedis. Night or Season), at the Box-office ot the Theatre, whick r ana and orney- eneral is wishing the big loaf had stuck re . ' of ceived last ear b Do. New 40/. 34/. d 1 - %die. Mexi. & S.. from E'leven till five o'cloek; and ot the principal hbra i in the throat of one of his free-trad t • t VI ean agonis 3, w i e will not be called upon to undergo the mockery thi li . y y several merchants of that city, for p Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 14% - 15% New Grana musicsellers. an election, for Mr. SCOTT denies that he is about es a is ing a regular steam navigation between St. Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3%- 3% 3% Nouveau al the Secretary at Wa h Id r-s ou we say the Frail Core d (as a ne- Petersbur h g and Hull, passing through the canal of m a , abet, & Lin.,loo/p 33% - 34 1 /e 34 ti 33% 34% Port Philip THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAanNan-E. G th' • accepting any colonial appointment, an ~, o le, is about to be carried into execution. Quartz Lee respondent who, es the " W. B." of the Carlton Do. Manch. & Lincoln I Third appearance of Mr. Buch • " the CAMPI3ELL... TIALS EVENING, Club aspired t f ' d'd t t o carry a avourite can ia e o a cessary consequence ) that any of Union 4/. 2s. pd 3 -2% di& Santiago de (By Desire) d of HAMLET. Principal 1.,,;,),, are coming" into Parliament for Berwick county. ITALY. Midland a , South Aust 100/. pd 77% - 77% 78% 77% 76 4 ' WM be performed Shakspere's Tran 9 Tilbury, F. Vining, Belton, '."'6,,,, as remarkable a 3 the top of a barber ' s pole ? At Turin the question has been debated in a Coun- Do. Bin& Derby 100/. 1 43 -45 Tin Croft . characters by Messrs. Buchanan; S an ta _, rn Madden, and Adams. - while, we say, the Secretary at War is designating The newspeper announcement was wrong. • cil of Mi • t Mid. GLIVt (Ire.) 47%1 - United Me: H. Mallon. Suter ; Mesda mes T cot' characters I.y Messrs. Suter, - Another and more recent piece of news , is that Major ~ nis ers, as to the policy of bringing before the tribun I Sh • a ' ••• ••• di ... - - Do. s e, ares, le % p , . West Marie To conclude with MRS. JOW. , S ... !_ and Miss Tellet. a crowd of Englishmen the vilest rabble he ever saw, • "-Is about re- als the declaration of the episcopacy of - Yuba F. Vining, Butler ; Mrs. Lewis, . . Be'REeFOPD-Barber Fames "W B. Savo Newcas. & Carl. all pd , ... - ... and one he most heartily despised-Lord PaamEß- - • , e , ' n , e „ . Y, against the new marriage law ; but it has Do. Quarter Sh. all pd; ... - . TILEATRE nOYAL, &DELPHI. . linqUiShinc" his post o' oecretary-at-War, ati 11 . been settled that the law on civil marriages not Newmarket all pdl 48 -Eo Australasia eester ; Direetrese, Madame CelestAs. STeN iS merrily talking a throng of farmers into good '" ' W. 8 ." haein LeSB", Mr* B. W Tills EVENING, cepting that of Paymaster-General. That ' g yet been passed by the Senate, nor received Newport, Abergaven.,l , Brit. Nth. 2 HE SCHOOL .FOR TIGERS humour, or bantering some unfortunate wight of an ro- the si n and Hereford l2/ pd 2% - 2 dis. Colonial .. win be performed T ed of PAUL P is likely to quit his present office is more than p g ature of the KING, it has consequently no followed by the Com y RY. Colenel Hardy, antagonist with the most agreeable and innocent re- legal chara t,e Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 2- 2% Com. ot Lee To be p r y M Wrigh • Gras . p, Mr. 9. Smith; Mr. bable-for we do not see how Lord DEBI3Y can cr, and is open to the bishops, as well as ,a- f a all t. or o 100/. pd 44 -46 Lon. & Cou Mr- g ine "' ' Vatil - --- gl: be n Miss Woo t I and et the most ll • d r helmin lessen- e other subjects to give their advice and • • opinions London Jt. Wine,. tun worreu , c , e , , gar , Eliza, Miss L. Honey. y ga ing an ove w g p tain him. The office he is most likely to accept i on it. ' Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 - 8 dis. with a devilish new Extra . va b anza, called MEPHISTOPHELES • • tries. The comparison of the tone perceptible in the ds As for North. Coun.Un. 3% pd 2%- 2% dis Lon. & We. ters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilllam, and Miss woolgar. that of Steward of the Chiltern lli i ndre • Charac While th ' fP . d t d S ''2 a d 3• , " • 1 e episcopacy o ie mon an avoy op- North British ... al. p 2 s e - 031 2 83 sa Nat. Prov.. speeches of the leaders of the Cabinet and of the Op- h .., lared that ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. t e raymaster-Generalship, it is dec pose strongly the Government, it is remarked with Nth. Devoe,No.l,l3/.p 6% -6% dis. Do. New . Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness position-ie, we repeat it, somewhat significant. An "W. B." is general pa t lready, with FRAIL some surprise that the Holy See appears ymas er a to entertain Do., No. 2 6% pd n . - ~, Nat. of Irel: Prince Albert. additional illustration of the gay spirits with which Lo., A, .... ' % def all pd 2% -2% Orient. Bk. Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. ~ as his deputy ? friendly feelings towards Savoy. This chan ' ge is D e. v a , B, guar. 5/. pd _ - ~, Prov. of Ire The nest successful and popular Theatre in London, the Liberals are awaiting the assembling of Perna- ___ ---- attributed tO the good advice of France. M. DE North Stafford. 17% p' 5- 4% ens. 12% 13 12 3 4 Do. New. THIS EVENDIG, ment was afforded yeeterday at Carlisle by Sir . - REYNEV ,' I win. be produced, a grand Spectacle, written expressly fur the Am- I'3 " ÜBLICs ea seems to have been the bearer of instruc- North-Western...ad pd ... - _ Union of A phitheatre, by E. Fitzball, Esq., entitled PETER Tllll GREAT, JAMES GRAHAM s Mae e ' t rly address to his constituenis. THE FRENCH stt '-L tions to Rome, which rendered the POPE tolerant to N. & S.-W. Junc. 6/. pl 2% - 3%p. Do. New in which Mr. Ryder, from the Princess's, will appear. e Delightful was his allusion, for example, to the threat _______,-_ the marriag 1 d f f b • rd d t e aw, an so ar rom eing o ten e a , e . e Un' • Oxf.,Wor &Wol., all pi 25 - 25% 24% 25 % 24% ion of L To be !Wowed by Batty's Inimitable Scenes of the Arens, Ineo - • rnals of yesterday. he accepted ee e acottish Central 100/. p 74% - 75% 73 Union ot A ducing themost numerals cquest•ian company in Europe. that after Lord DERBY comee the deluge-a threat We have received the Paris Jou , ~ , and coofirmed the presentation ot MA- Scottish erdld 100/ 54 -56 t 1 ~ . p To conclude with a Laughable Farce. The illoniteur has the following article on tne suo- GISTRO CHARVAT to the Archbishopric of Genoa. Shrew. & Bin A, all pd 9% -9% Austral. Ri any borrowed from the phrese-book of METTERNICH-t 0 0^ the provincial Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four • ject of the election of Members f i Do. B Stage Mauager, Mr. Leclercq. which Sir JAMES facetiously objected that whereas c • Copper Mi. _____------ ouncils :- 'll THE G-ENERAL ELECTION Shrew & Her Old 8/. 1 3 / - 1 d' Shrew • sbu. an • d Ches' 15 4 18. land . . ,er ' - . ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL *GARDENS. the Babel of tongues followed the Deluge formerly, " The de artmental elections, fixed for the 31st, wi a for its being (Nor. IV. Min.) all pd 19% - 20% 19% Do Prefer Open for the Season, it preceded the one now held in terrorem over the afford public spirit a fresh opportunity - -ow . Monday, Tnesiay, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. NT MOTT- manifested. Connected with the testimonies of enthu- Do. Halves all pe 9 3 / 4 - 10% 9% Crystal Pa heads of the electors. Therefore, said he, " I must STATE OF POLLS. Eastern Si Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Dayli4„ht View of S lendid SiaSoa of which the chief of the state has already been Do. Oswestry_all pd 14% - 15 1 / 1 , ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOP- p , Shrop. et Gen. Stile acle Concert by Godfrey 3 im- say, that the deluge is past, and that Babel has come th b' more the movement of (BY MAIL.-THIS DAY.) -nion ...6% pd 2% -2%d. 3% and interesting Menagerie-Promen _, It'es-Concluding at 7 e o ject, they will prove once Do. A, B, C, & D fully' Gen. Screw rte4iled Military Band-Various Amusing N°ve i M Southby for there are not two members of the Government who social renovation which has generally produced itself in CORRECTIONS OF PREVIOUS RETURNS. pd. up at per cent.... -- - dis. ping Com Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by . essrs. euch fruitful results. f the ' LEITRIM COUNTY. Irish Beetr he Interior ot the Mountain (the Pandernonitame o clo s hold tbe same latiguage. The Lord Advocate, ad- France, and which is le6dir'g t° ' hould be ' South Devon all pa 20 -21 representing t Penin. & ( Montgomery 617 South-Eastern 100/. pe 74 1 /e - 74% 75 Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and E itl ui C a y an p a , d d- • th ople in the north of Scotland, and What the chnracter of these elections s ~ is alre d • •-I• "-I `' h revolution of 1 ebruary, -. 0,4 011 a Brady , „, ... ... ... 550 South Wales all pe 40% -41 40% 40 Do. I the whole terminating with the Eruption of , Mount _ . ~ reJsing e pe (try inuicetee. bince t 0 Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the eerelads receiving use knowing that the people of Scotland are a wise, the public mind has not cecied to be inspired by this Clements ... ••• ... ... 540 South Yorkshire and Royal Mai Armour of Achilles. ower in order to escape Universal The me erie now consists of several hmadred spec imens ' in. br d - CLARE COUNTY. River Nun ...... 15/. pe 1% -1% p 16% 5 / 5 s ew people, not only does he say, ' I would not one idea of constituting a strong p . and Colw amels ersonified in a Do. Do. 5/. pd ... - ... eluding three elephants, two eiraffs, four ostriches, two c , from anarchy. The name of Napoleon p Fitzgerald ... "' ••• ... 1,152 support a duty on foreign corn,' but ' I will not be F r • ffered guarantees Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ... - ••• lions, Ace. rince, energetic yet moderate, alone o O'Brien „, - ... ... 1,141 • Doors open fr Nine A.K. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- ood end a work Stock. & Har. 16/f .3d. ... - ••• a party to say that an equivalent will be given. ' The sufficiently complete to bring to ag . Irmideleur .- ... -. ... 1,139 MOM eert at Half-past Six. Fireworks about Ten. ~ Taff Vale 126/. pd 101 - 163 aDMISSION, ONE SHILLI.G. Solicitor-General again says that the whole commenced in the midst of so many rnine. The instinct CARLOW co - uNTy. Thames Haven Dock • t deceived them. Never did Ball .. 895 of the masses has no • ••• ••• ••• ••• The Eal __at- question of our commercial policy must be revised, . and Railway _l9/. pd 2 -2% HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. it show itself more sure and persevering, and Bruen . ••• ••• ••• ••• 893 Vale of Neath...l7/. pc! ... - ... mated at Toes Dex -Mornii3g 32 min. after i 1 I Evening 0 min. after 0 because no advantage has been derived from it. And never has public confidence been more completely Bunbury ..• .• ••• ••• 880 Waterfd. & Kilk. all pa 6 3 4 - 7 taken for Toebloariow-Morning 4 rain. after 12 1 Evening 37 min. muter 12 Mr. WALPOLE has argued that, in consequence of justified. Eech time that France, mistress of Keogh ... ... ••• ••• 877 Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 22 -23 closed vet ed her safety to the hands of the herself has remitt . . WATERFORD COUNTY. West Cornwall 13/. pd 10 - 10% comprisee THE WEATHER.-Sters OFFIC3., JULY 28. the repeal of the corn-laws, our poor-rates have in heir of the Emperor, she has received in force and Power - ••• ••• ... 1,404 West London ...all pd ... - ... ham at 5a THERMomETER, nt THE SHADE. creased, our crime has increased, and our savings prosperity more than she had dared to hope. Hence this Esinonde -.-. -.- 1, 9 61 Yk.,New. &Ben 1001. p 75% - 76% 76 1,200 Stir 75-highest since noon yesterday. banks have suffered-the humble thrift of the poor intimate union between the popular will and the chief Hutchinson ... ... „, „, 1,228 Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 6% - 5 3 / 4 dis. I firmer. 54-lowest this morning and during the night. has had inroads made upon it. If that is his opinion, whom France has taken. Hence the striking manifesta- WEXFORD COUNTY. Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 2- 1% dia. 8 York &N. Mid.loo4d 52 -53 153 52%153%, The foi 74-this day, at n00n... he is bound to propose a repeal of the tions of which they are the sign. Whatever tends to M'alahon ... ... ... ... 2,289 morning. Banoeticran, 30 . 14. strengthen this situation is an act of reason and patriot- George . ... ... ... ... t .5:15 PREI'EXLETiTCE SNARES. . generally corn-laws." But, no-the latter course is decidedl -- Y ism on the part of the country. The acclamations of Morgan ~. ... ... ... 1,550 The a Worn E.S.E.-fine breeze and sunshiny weather. Aberdeen all pd I ... - ... I just now a non- sequitur. Lord DERBY acts upon a Alsace are a fnrther guarantee of stehitier, founiied on Cillw -.-. -.-- 1,383 Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 3% i_ - _ Copper C . . , .. , . --- • the union of all. The epproaching eleczions will remain Nunn Bris. & Ex., 4 ii. ct. Sell ... -„, wits of a DAILY WEATHER TABLE. very different system-upon a system thus indi- . faithful to the same spirit. Two sorts of candidates KING'S COUNTY. Do. 4p. c, Shares, 51. pd ... - ... havieg ct State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following rectly scouted by Sir JAMES GRAHAM, in a tone of ought not to be allowed seats in the departmental coun- O'Brien ... ... ... ... 1,` , 64 Caledonian, 10/. 100/p 98 - 102 102% generally places at Nina o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations noble indignation-" I tell you that I have great cils: those who, despite the lessons of experience, still Bland ••• ••• ... ... 1,191 Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 19% - 20% prosperio are arranged in order of latitude. respect for the people of this country. I have the dream of re-opening the arena of past strifes; and those Bernard '... ... .., pt 697 Dundee, Per., & Aberd. known, Junction all pd 6% -6%, who would not show themselves exclusively devoted to PLYmotITH-Wind N.E., strong breeze-overcast. strongest feelings that their deliberate sentiments - - - E. Ane.(3/ 10e)6 pc. all 3-3 ta 3 '/4 its lebot PORTB3IOIII`II-Whid S.E., gentle breeze-overcast. local interests, which it is their mission to represent. ACC IDENT ON TRE SOUTH-EASTERAI Do. ( b 51.) 7 per ct. all p _ - ~, mercantl must be carried, and prevail in the councils of this Hella4roe-Wind S. E., gentle breeze-ctoudless. The men chosen by the people ought t b o eat once penes RAILTVAY.-OFFICIAL REPORT. Do. (71175) 7p.c. 2 p „, - ... general i SorawAen-roa- Wind S. E , strong breene-rain. nation ; but I tell you that 1 would never Consent tO ttated with tho spirit of conciliation and peace conform- On Ma d • n ay night, ehortly after 10 o'cluck, a serious Eastern Counties Ex., their Eng Feeloceirozeit-Wind E., light airs -overcaet. be the tool of the people le to the aeneral s irit of the s ulat • of this country-that what a h- • e 13 . . .1 ) - 1 ) lons, end alli - colhsion cceurred on the Seuth-E t R.' i et th e sp. c., No. 1 ...all pd 1% -1% p x.d pna x•d the Comp as ern . auway, t TUNBEIDGE-Winn N. E., gentle breeze- cloudless. mated with the elle deeire of fulfilling tiseir mandate. It te, • b h' Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -lee p pm GREENWICH-Wind N.E., gentle breeze- overcast. I thought right I would propose. I would stand by . t• t : osdcorn station, y w ich is only upon these CoDUI tons that the councils of depart- h hurt and bruised, but h :several paasenaers were a , Do. New Gp. c. Stk. 10 14% - 14% 14% " Oar STROUD-Wind N. e cairn-overcast. it-I would fail by it. Never woold I say, 'I throw ments could usefully fill the part which is asi d t 'nue • • „ t . ~ . , appily no lives were lost. Eastern Union Scrip, tience, at sse-gne m The following net 1 ai s will show how the accident oc- G • Sweernos-Wind :1.E.. gentle breeze-cloudy. nution and the the question of policy down before the people of this them by the consti . public will, In fine, eurred :-Tho mail train, which leaves Leaden at 8.30 * uar 6 per et all p 1b -17 1614 y e turned fr CaLaragraa-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-overcast. Do. 10/. Deb. Sh all p ... - nt e it mos , be repeated, that in presence o' h CAMBEIDQE-Wind N. E , gentle breeze-overcast. country. I desire protection i 'f I can g it, bu ' I I . F d ' t - - t exbibited by ranee, ouo cannot b • ' t 3 t2titim°l?" P.M , passes the Headcorn station at 10.10 P.M. At 9.54 E L h• 6 ast ancas ire pert them hat YARMOUTH-Wind E., strong breeze-cloudless. become the part to car e permitted. Parties p. 31. the down pick-up train (a train fcm t• carriages et. Quar. Shrs. ' all pd' ... - now thin ta of the people are ageinst it, I 9 rY will not venture upon an impossible struggle, on which end trucks) arrived e.t He e fa Pry 4. ... hour is b The returne from the following places, indicate the sta of free trade against my own they know beforehand that they must be beate Th - 11 - c the up Ike of rails, ia the . -se corn, and w. 1.3 shuened on te East & West Yorkshire more phi tha wind and weather on Monday morning at nine out the principles usu• l • to allow the Junction, sths-all pd _ - ... I manner, the contrast of the I eleetions of the 31st July will once mc ec f his 't ' s the clan - • private opinions.' " Front an- r. on irm t mai to pas , . ge. signals being exhibited and Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% bent:facia. oeinirnity of ideas and of • . oaslock ..-- sentiments which open for proper precautions take ell pd _ _ ... b the foremost men of tl 1"- ' . cto stop all trains on the u p ,per cent. Lrateenzow-Wind N., strong breeze-partially cloudy. guage thus employed y le I ranee a new era of grandeur and of prosperity " line. While the pick-up train was thus waiting on the Gies. & S.IV. Con. 100/. ... - ... " Our ead taeanow-Wind S.W., hard wind-cloudy. foremost men of the Gwen - in - lent, The Sulut Public of Ly t ht• •. . Opposition and the ons s ates t at it is almost up line, the Paris tidal train from Folkestone came on Gt. leorth. sp. c. all pd 15% - 16% mai 16 and our I Nitriaasts.Ka-Wind NAV., hard wind-ovexcaat. that the Palm' D 0.5 • s ell 14 3 - 14ee 1 14 3 e pc. red. ec. • p A a , coal has Peen-et-wind W., gentle breeze-rain. some reasonable conjecture may be formed of the certain ~E PREsIDENT Of the Rtpublic at its oroinary speed. the driver either not seeing or Gre th. & West. impedith . foiscearrat-Wind S., calm-heavy rain. ich the contending parties will will pass through thet eity•on his way to the south. disreg-arding the signals until within tuo short a dis- ur a e t t a S n o d u energy with wh ) Bths all pd 8% -9% • W arrey-Calm-foggy. the assembling of the His arrival there will take plece, it is said, on the "ith tenet) to . prevent a collision with the stationary [ruin, Gt. West. (Barks & 11. Dawaancerme-Wind N. N.E. , strong breeze •-• rain. encounter each other on _ hew o f September. into which it ran with such force as to knock two of the Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 % 1 1 " The S , SAP- A . ind N. W., gentle breeze- h r on . empty trucks ove show yoi eayy rain. Parliament We read in the Bulletin de Paris on the . Ptc of the to the down line, just in front of Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p ... - - 111 1 / 4 • _ --ea.- Baarrocw-Wind N., gentle bee . eze-rain. 15 th ef August :- the mail train, which came by at the moment, thus Do. Do. ...80/. pd ... - ... ties of th ___________________ At the Royal Observato The dream of DISTAFFINA may yet be realized-the *After having said so much of the recent fetes in the . - ciuswg a sccuud collision. The electric telegraph was Lancashire and York- Some of re, Greenwich, the mean height employed to obtaimassistance The assen yrs b the shire, F 20/ 6/ di , / dis -5% produce of the barometer last week ves.s 29•873 in. The mean humblest housewife may live to see the time when departments, we cannot avoid saying "netning of the - • i, • p g• Y ne. ,• a ••• •p 4 • % p 151 x.d but from temperature ot the week was 65 ° , which is 3 . 5 e higher preparations that are making in Paris for the fas of th PM. train proceeeeo t 8.30 • . , . , 0 Dover, where the mail e a "' nle c. Stk. 100/. p _ -„, than the average of the same * week in ten - ears. The mean she can truly boast that e t a kete waiteu tbeir arrival. 15th of August. The persons charged with them we ‘)- e b , those in the Paris express ,„, Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - ... suceessit n all her pots and pens re , bed town stween 3 and 4 o'clock. c ent. no. 1 13/. pd ... - ... uneasy c daily temperature was above the average on every day of only waiting - for the return of the Prince President to rt"c Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... - ... The la _e s _ the week, and was highest on Wednesday and Siturday f Amine gold " Are Made 0 b . submit them to him. This has been done, and the pro- ---- Do. Do. No. 3 5/. pd ... --- ... The wind was variable, but generally in the south-west •• T Februar, in e n truth there appears to be no limit to the amount grernme appears to be fixed. According to our informs- RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS Do. Qrs., 1848 _9/. pd ... - ... the first five days. cipal et no SOUTII-W that can be obtained ; nor is it in a single district or non, the foilowing is what will mice piece. The file, GLASGOWd•An _ l 24 1 ESTERN RAILWAY. -Traffic for London & Brig. guar. e--_,--- and thai . h which had been spoken of as occupying three days, will the week en i g Ju . yr . , 832 a __ 5 per cent. _lOO/. pd. ... •-• ... ea.: . .n, tf trp . .. -?;,... locality. There is room enough for all, and althoug occupy only one. A grand mass will be celebrated at . Passengers te 9 ,n 2 l). goods and Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/.i „, - ... to coot le . _, V 471 A 9-- ,t14 !JtA there May be cases of individual failure, where the Netre Dame in preseece of all the nuthorities, the high parcels, horses and carriages.. £4,340 16 4 Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - ••• level. 1 .. Corresponding week in last year 4,320 12 4 Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p ~, - ... erected i , ;, -d 4t A .... .A,7.-C -. :::74 - ').„'-‘,._ r; ~, , , 4 ., . ---.:---.;.. , -,v w,,- , ,.,:„:: \ , .1' L parties are easily discouraged, (1 an- retire from the functionaries, the chiefs of the army, eee, The Prir, - " Glasgow. July ? 6 • . Lona& N.-IV. (Cov. & the mini l• * b . '. , 5 ,irw* 4.- '‘,, 4 : - ,C . 7 . 7,-tgi,,,...;%i e .`\•-- 1442,, , ,;, --1 •• field without allowing sufficient time to make! a fair President will review tho National Guards acd dis- present -1112,e-e_etiittiCiirt.--i'a--,:a' n- g'F'• tribute the colours. There will be grand jousting on ND BANDON RAILW - Nunet. 5p.c.13 ee pd ... - ••• come A . AY. (20 miles open)-Return L e c , , , , A ~/ e o( ef "' DI1; 1: atali t. e -' , - • 'eau . etan n aa z „ a trial, yet it is clearly ascertained that every • • d' th f o file for the week endinw Julv 24 1852 : - la tO.V. Co 3d5.5/. p eet - •ie e l 3 shaft, ca ~ ' , s a __, .._ - nenne - "e' - asee e n the Seine, an in e evening the opera will be open c '' ' 2ra ' " Passengers, parcels, &c. .- £222 0 0 Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 13% -14 March, ' • unskilled labourer may, with the rudest im - to the public gratuitously. The Place de la Concorde Merchandise, cattle,&c._ n . 20 17 9 Man. Sheff & Linen. , •p ing the . ''"""'"'"'"" - --aa"- ----"••-'----'------------------ plements, obtain from four to six ounces of dust has been chosen for the fireworke, which will be Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 11 - 11% cipated. - 0 . --- eet a n per week, or calculating only at the rate of 3/. per • . i2 y on ir aft . _._-_-_, nit ounce-eabout 9 4 per cent. below its value in this 0 ~.., L. , _ , of the grandest description. The princi al dis y ll e resen' the ‘ssa fNI a h i p w l ith ; v ile .Jon p pernr On 1107 P s - eba k e , Li. :l i e: li st. -ernard, of snow dur ceuntry-from 9 /. to 3/. per diem. As this amount, ing the march of the army. The illumination will be of Total Corresponding week ••• ... - £242 17 9 in 1851 (10 miles open) :- Passengers, parcels, &c. ~ ... 32 13 10 Merchandise, cattle, &c. ..,, ... 00 6 Do, New, 10/....a1l pd 13% - 13% Do 6/. 3/. pd 1 - ijip Mid. Con. 6pc St 100/. ... """ ••• Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., that the continue years to • ' 1 - 153 152% Amo • LONDON, WEDNESD . AY JULY 23, 1852. enormous and unprecedented as it appears to be a nature to eclipse everything of the kind haberto seem 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 15 . chants i __.__-----a , Z,, ,------ 'On the triumphal arch will be an immense eagle whose Total ... nt _ £32 14 4 Do. Erewash Vat. all p ... - ••• Must be ly-elected Members of considerably increased when the various wings will extend nearly 100 feet. There will be a dis- Do. Leic. &Swanning. tory," b: ' Already one of the recent 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... - ... tlemen e c red. In conse- companies now io course of formation, some of which tribution to the poor, and it said there will be a series f the new House of Commons has ex - i have l . 4d " n DESTRUCTION OF . THIR RAILWAY STOREHOUSE AT Do. Preference ... %- X P 51. P 22 , 23 d 22ee has well DITNCUFT, Oldham a ready dispatched efficient bodies of men, and emnesties an. par ons. Asnaoan.-An extensive fire, involving a loss of upwards Norfolk Exten All pd A - x• iti x.d from his trience of the demise of Mr. well-select d. General Baron GOURGAUD, Grand Cross of the Le- of 16,000/., occurred on Saturday, at the extensive store Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 6 - 614 +unity of return- e stores to " the diggins," come into /. p 1%, -2% first req will be ultimately afforded an oppor o er t' p aeon, it is re 11 • n bl t gion of Honour, and who was aide-de-eamp oe th e ware house belongi n g to the South-Eastern Reilway se mi. Do, wavny. Vaad d 110 - 11 - a 111% has beet t and surely that . a y iMpOSal e o say where matters - adeoining the station at Ashford. It broka out slionly North British 10 p d big another candidate to Parliatcen , will ternin .e•gnoercr NAPOLEON and of King LOTTIS PHILIPPE, PanY• i . • ate, or what limits can he assi ned to the -• t• p • 0 d s • - after one o'clock at noon ' from wh at caus e is yet to e a North Stafford all p ,„ - tp plicatior occasion will not be lost upon the electors-an occa- production. A • g dia. in aris on out) ay, e,ter a long ifinets. The d and before the cfficials were aware of its exiq Oaf \Vow & Wol., 151. to officic learne , ' s ence, - • s yet it has not led to any very ereat fun - ral serviee will tahe lace to-morrow m ' 12 1 e pd 2 7 / -ay t -, e • . , p orning, th e flames had spread thaoughout the interior oe t h e 6 per aent.... 22 _ s sle facet Lc( • by evening therneelv.es of which the liberal pos- SiOn effect on prices ; but ' -- we woad remind those who at ten o'clock, at the church of St. Louis d'Antin. A number of engines tvere brought to the see n , Ditto ditto . ... 3/. pd 2 7 / 8 - 3%p may corn - building. shareho lessors of the franchise in the constituency think that it therefore fol Count Tielneaumean, senator has been confined as quickly as Was practica . blo after the alaam had been given Shrews. & Bin N.G .; all 11 - 11% banking ' •on b pensate Mr. Fox for his undeserved rejecti , y change can occur, that more than lows that DO remarkable for some days to his bed, at hlaisons, by a rattier - and nei hbou h d acent t ' 'a Ches aai la from the ton n , g r ood a e 0 Ashford, Shrews. , •ee • • batikers such half a century had evented the nre extendieg to the remainder of th„, Min.) 8 per c all pd 17% - 18% fliese pia The F re - accepting hint as their representative. That elapsed before the results e • serious malady. The ex-King JEROME visited bim * ks at Ashford. As regards the storeh o -a S • • D on oatn or all pd 15% - 16% 0 the discoveries in nhemy s Wor use, iciluenc will be the consequence of the next election in the Peru and Brazil we f re ull on Saturday. The Count, who is very old, had been ea • -" no portion 0 . f the building was saved ; every article 0 , D e New , pro. eoe 1 X pd eedis. - % p leo lit y perceptible. W • th 1 a senator under the empire. • ined was consumed The load is a total St La. 4% p c. 10/ pd - to 100 f ay we cannot doubt for an instant-because no- the increased facilities for ' party it conta .. . • . , One to .- ~ , ' ••• ••• - intercommunication General DE LAWeESTINE on Sunday passed in r e n t h e co mpany ; none 01 their works, wo are intern:lee, are Sth, York.. 4 p c gu. all 20 -21 New T 1 where is Mr. Fox f l' more u let appreciated than in the now in existence the effects will b Stock. Sz Hart. gd. 5p c a produced view, in the Buie de Vincennes, five battalions of the insured. 104 a to b - orough ot h• until July 1,1856,a1l p „. _ at ich returned him formerly by 727 votes in a much ehorter period ; a t.. 1 - 11 - a.read • N • 1G • d The G - eneral expressed to the co rn . s o w/memo TEnEdaehna•DETwEEN ENGLAND A .1. ationa uar . --reco nisin y the tide is -ND Waterford & Kilkenny, Stock h g gas the electors could not fail to do the ; fl ow ing which mutt lead on to fortune all menders of these troops his great satisfaction at their Tire CoNTINENT.-The arpngements. . for increas' 'ng the 6 t 3/. pd y dis. - a India Si brilliancy who sof telegraphic communication with the C orn per c T en • and scope of his remarkable abilities no L • d ment to discern and enterprise to act on appearance an • d di , cipline. The General afterward existin g me,an York, ew. & Ben all p 103 - 105 1 less than the cona nave on g the s • f Europe, by submarine routes, in addition to th • 1.•4 t of Marc tinent o • rt , ok of a breakfast offered to him by the c - i ar „ e Do. Do 5/. pd 5 -5% prehensiveneis of his s . m athies and • te of affairs. Matters are ind a P a '' °in between Dover and Cala s, e progressi ,g. i h . route' . c York &N. Midland H. I premiut the liberality of b' V P ezisting sta ee- ver y mending officers, and in the course of it proposed the for this purpose are now being daily c • 13 principles Wen e • LIAM JOHNSON ItIT hl , the were in 1847 h electric w ires o% e rec t aud S. Purch. • 10/ pd %-ee p x.dl 10% x.d Iu Fc . Fox we, therefore, ainerent from w.a. y ,w en th e h ea l t h o f t h e petesiDENT of t he Re P chlic • T his toast with their insulation coats of gutta percha, at the manufae. look forward to as t' oe successor of sentative of value-the er •1 ' ache Company in the Cit - -road ness doi the deceased, and a measure and repre . v 37 llie - was reponded to by cries of " Viva Napoleon!" tory of the Gutta P . . b xes d• 3 •, where 1.1N , "S LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. a the congenial collea u f ge o Jorart s wenn° and when the ~I thev are packed up in cap . acious o ,an either shipped or _ to 621 - , I MORGAN COMIETT. Old blood of industry-wage na- " Viv 3 l'Empereur i b , railway to the wire rope-works of Messrs. Newall Leasing N . . ..._ . Business ham could scarcely make a ' ould not be usefully developed, or We learn from Marseilles that about twenty cf. sent 3 . ominai rrices. have bei 1 I ovesed with galvanized iro • ' Railways. more appropriate select' tional capabilities c at Gatesnead, am t iere c . n wire as Companies. to-day. ton-now that that Radi 1 ad classes fully employed, for the persons exiled to Algeria for political offences rapielv as the resources of the establishment will permit so ----- - quiet a constituency has unexpecte ea I the labour cf the woratng have just returned, having been pardoned b h -' - hbl being submerged next month, when Bdf. & Bitch 1 I ecal W 102. el dly obtained an occasio de uate to the wants es yt e as to allow of te ca es ~ al p ,on., . •.• -„. for releasing itself from the od . n ut of a circulating medium a q iRINCE PREsIDENT. it is intended tO sink one line of telegraph between Harwich Bile& Oxf., gua. all Gt. Westn. 30 -31 x.d x.d Belgian ious and onerous char wa d another between Duver and Ostend. 29% -30 et.d of ingratitude. , ge and exigencies of the count ery. But now, in place of At the town of Beauvais, the iehabitants hare just and Holland, an Do. without, all p Do. /lora of bullion. In place of celebrated, with great splendour, the festival of DEATH or B -ARON DE LANGSDORFE. - PrOtli Frie- BneWolv. & Dud., Scarcely any other changes • h a scarcity, we have a plet • Par all pd, Do. ) 30% - 31% 3 1 % The ] Jeanne H • h Crand Duchy of Baden, we hear of the death mt e electioneering -two or twenty-three acbette. Everything was exceedingly well burg, in te e - , I p Do. 1 29% - 30% a little 1 estimates already made, are discoverabl ' eleven or twelve, we have twenty - , arranged, but the great event of the da h y was t e pre- b t • in his 78th year, cf the well-knotin . o anist and traveller , Do. without, al r Buckinghash. all pLon.&N.W 19% - 19% 19% . ,e in any of the el- 1 : • the coffers of the Bank 6 . Baron George Frederick de Langsdorfi. Gold returns received from the various parts of the United int, tons of pounds sterang in entation by the PRINCE through the Prefect of the . Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledonian 53 -55 Kingdom. It is amusing to observe that both sides of En land • ' g , while the notes in • the hands of the public department, 'of a -' n --•1 f h THE REV HENRY JONES.-Our readers in Wake msgni cent lac-simi eo t e cele- ' • E. Lin eua. 6 Der b 1 - d t hath t tie' . " - 2 Alai( are very ' confidently pluming themselves upon the amount to nearl twe "0 r mil . y nty-f u . , 'lions and everything heated orifiamme captur d b e y the heroine from the field and elsewhere will etg e oe r a 13 res erend cent. ell pd Gt. Northn. 150 -1 5 gentleman has been presented by tha Lord Bishop of Ripon Glou t stated u erri- Burgundians. In ces.. & Dean gold co ' of a majority. The Derbyites are affect- appears to indicate a continued increate until tne - presenting this beautiful specimen to the vicarage of Osmotherley, in the county and arch. Forest all pd GaWeetrn. 33 -34 z.d 32% possession ds of the of French workmanship to the Maire, the Prefect diocese of York, vacant by the death of the Rev. Warren Hartlepl. Dk. & a Yk.New.} blem wl . to bp in the gayest p ing oesible spirits-elated h , t ey veil of the real golden age, when, the deman recalled the well- kno iisd wo speech delivered by the nof ministerial zeal and ''' • '' Metcalfe. This recognitio . aboity is Raiiw....all pd a &Berw. _ - ••• ready 1 r - at the triumphant character of the currency being sa isfied, the surplus may be a PP' ' PRINCE at a banquet at the lintel de Ville of Beau- highly honourable to our much respected bishop ; and we Hull& Selby, all p Yk. &N.M., 113 - 115 modestly CC:Wires, I 56% - 5 7 % there w , not onl to ornamental b rticles. -" It is encoura --* are quite sure Will be hailed, With plei7l.lr . e ana gratification Do. Halves., all p Do. fesponse made by the couatry to the appeal of her Y ,ut even to useful a vais : tong to tWnk that Providerc • e e y those who have witnessed the assiduity with which Mr. Do. Quarts., all p Do. - 27% pa directioi We would, then, once more most strenuously leserves it to one man to be the instrume t f • lIAJESTY'S Government. The farmers, according to u o saving Jones has discherged the duties of curate of the parish Leeds & Brde,all ti Midland - 112 - 114 :111 Fol recommend our friends and s - « •• d the all." The Prefect made an obvi o us but graceful church of Wakefield for above four years. It will be re- I Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern 13% -14 z.d x.d ma Y Le these prophets of good to the present Cabinet, may now Uppurters io rega. 1 I 25% - 26% existi application of i this sentiment. LOUIS NAPOLEON membered that on Mr. Jones resigning th . e curacy, under , Do. Pref....all pd DO. anticipate the commencem t ent and that very speedily ng state of affairs, and to regard the probable ces a most influenti devoted bimself for the general safety ; and the peculiarly trying circumstan , al depts. I Lowestoft., gua• 4 1 i element: t consequences. Fluctuating property, more particu - ration wen selected to wait upon the Bishop oe 1 per cent_all pd Norfolk - 20,e visional Of a sort of bucolic millenium. If Protection larly e • d t • al ' very in us ri pursuit, must improve, while ~ speech of Beauvai p "s roved to have been a prophecy of' l'" ' '• d - esponse to the prayer of the I opon, and this rea y r Do. 6p. et., all p Do. - ••• is altogether im • 1 'f the imposition of even e the 2d of December. the eels inhabitants, made by Lis Lordship on the first vacancy, ' Middlesbe & Red practicab e--1 nxed property cannot materiall alte G district. a ss. clnty upon corn be wholly out of the question- Sec " y r. overnment The Bourse was very firm. The Four-and- a-Half is as honourable to him as it is gratifying to those who car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar ..,. - _ charter urines, Three per Cents., ekc., have pearl b d 'd at 103 a 25c., end close(' at 103 f. have so lon- •t d tha ministerial usefulness of one N. &E., sp. c., all E. Counties 63 -65 tit any rate such te -oons are to be conferred upon the - . . y reac e per Cents. client g appriela e tneir highest point, while real estates, sb • f b end of the month. The Three per whose absence will be generally regretted, whilst his pre- Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. agriculturists by t he members of the existing Admi- in railw ares 35c., or t 0 7q. 45c. ; Orleans Railway Shares ferment will be asgenerally rejoiced in. We heartily wish Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. ays, stea m - packet, mining, and other Ce nts. closed at e _e u . 'ou 1 t ili d happiness, and trust he will find Preetn. & Wyre, a L.&N.WI Dit migration, that the . 1 f f trac 1 e will be evi effects o ree ' compa • isles must considerably improve. Parties r, El pre, 3601. • Great Northern 1,405 ; Reuen, 93et. „ 68f. 75c.; Basle 293 f, 75c • Paris ra e curate ior , g 1e an the •h• 0 - th ley all he may desire, and that e t pans loners oi ems er . . h all paid a & La. &Y f-• -... forgotten in the luxurious results of compensation. may be timid, d f • d' t an or a time istrus may prevail 638 f. 75c.; ATig n " , 4 ,-, • h '' . before long the bishop ntay have it in hi. power, by an in. Do.Hlves, A, ally , Do. 618 f. 75c.; rails aria Lyons, 72eft ; PRICES reward Mr Jones's zeal, Read., Guild., and Bank St The calamitous legislation c oe I 846 is to be more than but capitalists will ' , and Strasburg, eLi d A • not atways be contented to keep Great Western, 631 f. 2ec. ; y ons an vignon, 590 f.; crease of patronage still further to • ability, and attaament, to the Church of England.-Waes. Reigate ... all pd S. Eastern 26 % - 26% 21% 3eo tee counterpoised-is to be reducea to absolute unimport- their money idle, Vi th * a c ing . for opportunities that S arra 523 f. 7.5 c. ; the New Austrian eki .1 - t. Dizier and - y, fi ournal. Roy. & llit., 6Ya p Gt.Northn. 152 - s 134 ' a p ii• Le: i Do Shep. Ex., all Do. anee-by the " alleviative a se 'a 1 Loan a asurea passed I may neyer arise. A monetary panic like that of 1 , 94 8' YARMOUTH YACKEREL FISIIERY.. - T l l9 mackerel , ----,..-• .. - Shf . Rth. Se Goole, , .01 . 0 ter 1853 by * tnea eliemstry - presided over bY . 1847 is not speedily forgotten. BUSINESS DONE lac FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE voyage was brougtt to a conclusion at the end of last week, sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks „ Ditto . 1 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 27. and has proved th , most successful one for the last twentY S. Stafrdsh., 9% p'Mrlti'C a lean • y e - - 4 • liedia Si the Leader of the Monopolists. Unlimited 1 Those who have suffer d l e argely will for a time Dijon and Besancon, 2% -Dutch Rhenish, 5 7 / 8 -Grand I years. The catch of several of the boats realized more than . w ea rvaL 6p c.,a1l Stckt& D 1 . 1 -- - " India Be supplies of guano oouta be nothing comparable ( look at nothing but certainties. Consola then, are t Junction of France, 4ee-Luxembeurg Railway, 4ae-- NO/. each, and the head boat has raised 3701. i „,,,,.,, . l , „,„,. t , a ... - ... •-, " ' - ' 4 " cite! " "' I ' t4re "WO. (Qi ..... WO MO Ztil Ditto . Non:dni I Price,. 14 - 16' 2 dis. 7 7%p x.d 1 1 A 1 3 Ap x.d; % P 6 1 / 4 4 5 / 8 38 1 8 9 631 251% 13% 13 7 / 8 x.d - - P -81 ,4 p 55 -57 36% - 37 1 / 4 24 1 ,4 - 24 3 / 4 11 -14% - 7 die. 3 1 ,4 4 4 1 % 4 3 4 p DUNES. :.i - % P %- % P 1 p 1 / 4 9/ 4 1 / 1 dis., dis.' 1/, 1 ,f 3 die. .. ••• 2% .. 3i par % p 41 —43 a- 3 / 8 P so. .." .4., % —y, dis. % dis. par %dis. par 1 5 / 8 p • IA % dis. 34, I%p 34 dis. 5 38 dis. % P par 12 -13 % dis gar 13 - 13% - 2 7 / 8 - P .STOCH. BAN: 57 - 57% 59% - 61 '14% - 15% 29 -30 18% - 19 31 -32 y,, 43 - 441,i 18 3 / 4 - 20 38 -39 46 1 / 2 - 47 1 / 2 16 7 / 8 - 17 1 4 49 -52 5 - 6 17 1 / 2 -18 ;CELLANEOIM 2 -2% 50 -51 giA -- - 2 - 2 3 / 84 -86 3 5% -86% 8 1% -82% 80% Railway& Cent. France (0.V.) all l Chart. & Erquel all pdl Demerara ill pd, Dijon & Besancon, 2 pdl Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pcl East Indian 18/. pd Do. Do 20Z. pd l Gt. Indian Pen!n. all p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pdi Louv. a la Sambre 7 1 ,E Luxembourg l3l. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd l Do. I . L ia pd! Do. (Canal) ...2t. pd l Maria Antonia 27A pd Do. New B', pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of France,l6/.pd , Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p , Orleans & Bor 111. pdl Paris & Lyons 10/. pdl Do. Bonds l2 pct. Paris & Orleans all pdi Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & pd Sambre & Meuse all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) - 4/. pd' Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders...B3.i pd West. of France 61. pd Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 15/. pi Australasian 21. pdi Australian 5/. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper 4Ol. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copiapo 14l pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain...all pd Grd. D uch. Baden, all p Great Polgoith all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty ... all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 9/. p New Granada ...all pd. Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip ll. pdi Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10 3 4, South Australian, 1 pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba 1 paid JOINT. Australasia all pd. Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 25/. pd Com. of London 20/. pd Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 101. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New lO/. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. Do. New all pd Union of Austral. all pd Do. New 2% pd Union of London 10/. p Union of Madrid all pd Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Canada 32',4 pd Copper Miners of Eng land all pd Do Preference, VA pd Crystal Palace ... 5 pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...sol. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2 p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. —l5/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 80/. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization. 2/. p Business done to-day. 2 y d 5 v a 27 x.d 4'%8 259/ 8 155 % x.(l x.cl 18a/ 7 / 8 % 19 36 7 / 8 2i 7 / 8 IA 25 24%i 3% 4 10% % ~~ 'ES. 18% 32% 50 x.(l x.d 29 85 Vz MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 12,000 bales, of which 1,000 American were taken for export and 2,000 on speculation. The market closed very firmly with American d, dearer. The sales comprised 8,000 American, 300 Pernam and Maran ham at 54d. to 74d, 450 Egyptian at 6id. to 11d., and 1,200 Surat at 3V. to 44d. per lb. Railway Shares were firmer. The foreign accounts are of no particular interest this morning. On the Continent the Stock Markets were generally firm at the latest date. Th© meeting of the English and Snuth Australian Copper Company's proprietors, held yesterday afternoon, was of an interesting character, not simply to those having capital embarked, but likewise to the public generally, who may be concerned for the prosperity of the colonies. Adelaide, it is well known, suffered grievously by the desertion of its labourers for the gold " diggina," and several mercantile failures of importance occurred through the general interruption to business. Men who had broken their engagements were returning, as the following from the company's manager will show:— " March 17 " Our difficulties here, after a due amount of pa. tienco, are now vanishing; the runaway furnacemen re turned from the diggings i❑ a body last night; many of them had not even the gratification of seeing gold, and all now think that they have been egregiously misled. La bour is becoming more plentiful, and the men are much more pliahle. The gold diggings will yet result to us bencticially, I think." " Adelaide, March 13. " Our bullock drivers have behaved extremely well; and our business of carting down ore and bringing up coal has continued briskly, and we have had no further impedithent." " March 20 " The correspondence enclosed from the works will show you that they are overcoming some of the difficul ties of their men, who have returned from the diggings. Some of the miners are returning to the mine. The produce of the diggings continues undoubtedly large, but from three-fifths to four-tit Ells of the diggers are not successful, but it keeps the population, still left, very uneasy and restless." The latest retort of the Barra Mine is dated 16th February, 1852, from which it appears that the prin cipal engine shaft had been sunk 10 fathoms deeper, and that the lode was found at that increased depth to continue equally productive as at the 40-fathom level. An engine of 300-horse power was then being erected at the mine, which would enable them to keep the mine fully drained to a much greater depth than the present deepest workings of the mine ; and the new shaft, called Kingston's, which was only just opened in March, 1851, in entirely virgin ground, turned out dur ing the year 1851 fully as productive as could be anti cipated. There is, therefore, every reason to believe that the mine, with a n adequate supply of labour, will continuo to produce a large quantity of ore for many years to come." - A most useful book of reference and Private Banks' forbanker nk sa s , and mer chants is the " J o i nt Stockthree tory," brought out at the special request of several gen tlemen connected with banking pursuits; and the editor has well fulfilled his task, as might have been expected from his lengthened experience. Correctness is ever the first requisite in a publication of this kind, and this has been ensured as far •as possible by direct uap plication to each bank, as well as by reference to official documents. The Directory contains a statis tic4l Lc...count theref,re of every bank, lists of all the s hareholders and private partners, a complete digest of banking law, and all the Acts of Parliament affecting bankers. The English Funds aro still drooping, and money sales influence speculative dealings. Consols have been 1001 to 100 for Transfer, and 104 to 4 for Account. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been marked 1048 to 1, and the Three per Cents. 1002 to 101. Bank Stock has been at an advance to 234 to 2331. East India Stock has risen to 285 to 286. Exchequer-bills of March have been quoted 763, and India Bonds 91s. premium. In Foreign Stocks there has been scarcely any busi ness doing. Peruvian Deferred Bonds have realised 61 to 621 , being rather low er . Mexican Three per Cents. h a ve been firm at 25g. G renada Deferred havebeen quiet at Brazilian Old Bonds have been quoted 102. Austrian Five per Cents. have been marked 83, Belgian Two•and.a.Half per Cents. 55, and Dutch Four per Cents. 97i. The Railway Share Market has been, upon the whol e, a little firmer, probably because the settlement is near. Gold Mine Shares are neglected. Although we consider, as upon former occasions stated under this head, that there is an ample number of gold companies already in the field, and that the pro blem whether they will pay has yet to be solved, we are ready to admit that in the event of their success there will bo room for more, and that a first-rate direction of business men, acting in perfect good faith, may accomplish much. The Australian Cordillera Company brought under our notice seems -to have the elements of prosperity self-contained, having a pro visional contract for a mineral lease of 4,000 acres of the celebrated Segenhoe Estate in the Hunter River district. Chinese labour is to be made available, and a charter of incorporation is to be applied for. QUARTER TO THREE. lone ... 100 e Consols ... ••- Ditto Account. Aug. 12 ... ONE CLOSING PRICES OF BRITIBU. FUNDS O'CLOCK. PRICES. Bank Stock .... , ..... 23 2 1 /2 233% 233% 3 ,)em Cent. Reduced _Anne. 8 p3r Cont. Coca°ls Ann nities... t 4 , 0 ,7 814 per Cent. /limo— .. ii.eag, Anna. to ozpircJan.lBBo Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5,1860....,,, 6 5 / 8 . .0% India Stock 285 286 286 India Bonds, 1,C30/. ........... _ Ditto under 1,0001... ........... ..... 91 p 91 p onsols for Account .......,...„„ 1.001 4 1 xchtiquar 2 , i11e. ijid. March. I,oooi. .. ri - 0 1 , ... — ".. Small, 0.7. , TE frACEt; OF FOREIGN FILLUDS, O'CLOjE. ,wiiian donde, 5 per Cent....... 102 Grenada Bonds, 1 1 4 per Cont ...- ~- - Do. Ex Dec.,1849 Co u p o ns .....• Oi C Ditto, Deferred 93i . ..- Lto,:lean. 5 per Cent., 1846 -255 Ditto, 3 per Cent...... 955A, ...- Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cet — gi , 0 0 l it Ditto. Deferred, 3 per Cent... n ..„ 61 G 2 h -I- i ' a Enerlisn Bonds ,,,.. —10 Vi Ditto, 41,4 per Cent v enc , 7 ,lplia Bends, 3% per Cent — Dividends on the above payable in Loudon. 82 Austrian, 5 per Cent ... ..... 83 55 Belgian, 2 1 A per Cent. Dutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent. 12 Guild 64 67(4 Ditto 4 per Crmt. Certiff2oe.s 97'/.: A ,, 1 r 4Si v s' In yesterday's list read Spanish, 3 per Cent. , '2'is ' LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS Pl on s LONDON, JULY 28.—Wind at noon N., light Ple breeze and fine. d. port SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 27.—Wind S.Vir... - "A rr of Glasgow, Quebec. WEYMOUTH ROADS.—Arrd. Pearl, Quebec. ~hiff4 Hui." L , JULY 27. Wind N.E.—Arrd. Ross, Sto)" New Brunswick; Arab, Richibucto. .., P e ST. IVES, JULY 26.—The Liberty, of L onuon, ere iv, port to Plymouth, was abandoned last night off h a very leaky state, but has since been brought 1 ( 3 ) 1 ‘ ttsi gt/f FALMOUTH, JULY 27.—Wind N.E.—Arr d. Havanneh; Triumphant, Barbadoes. i A W I. WHITEHAVEN, JULY 27.—Wind N.E. ----- rrti ' liarn, Quebec. po rt. n g , QUEENSTOWN.—Arrd. Albion, Quebec. `-' Br i s toP Alert, Franklyn, St. John's, New Brunswick, for rno k) , ARBROATH.—The Ernen or Omen (Norway 5- i gal of Tonsberg, was abandoned in a sinking st ate inst. off the coast of Jutland; crew saved. --Arr d e DEAL, JULY 27.—Wind N.E. by E., fresh. forth, Equator, Surinam for Rotterdam; Lord Rave ns & freal Cuba; Swift, St. Andrew's, for Grimsby. •Ari,l. infer the River, Superior, Demerara. Arrd. fromweogeSo and sailed, Oriental, for Port Philip; Joihn, a poi. Hong-Kong; Contractor, Demerara. Sid. v" Port Philip, and the rest of the outward bound. ie lOW MILFORD, JULY 27.—Wind N.—Arrd. Love ti eing Rose, for Chester, leaky, and with much danlng e '" been run in to by a brigantine off Tuskar. fligle ° ,' LIVERPOOL, JULY 27.—Wind E.S.E,—Arrd. v r ,"i o cisu Wilmington; Latimer, ditto. Sld., Courier, i,`"E'icoliir Bolivar; Levant, Maracaibo; Arrow, Pars; Pe. Halifax. 0 6.00, SHIELDS, JULY 27.—The Nathaniel, arrived her,.icicsa Stettin, is very leaky, having, it is supposed, P` upon an anchor. Imo June. 73 70 p 70 p 102 MARKET NEWS.—(THIS , m 4,1 CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNE7'iii The few samples of English Wheat on sl'enrices, day's market were mostly cleared off at AlondaY but the demand for all kinds was in a very state, owing to the near approach of harvest w ° ;; D ear; the favourable accounts at hand respecting th . :::ra arca of the crops. For forward delivery, we aest', no transactions. Liberal supplies of foreign ,'',, - o rte" . 15,710 quarters—have come to hand this week. 11 : 4 , 0 in general were anxious sellers on board, to sloe expense h of landing and warehousing, but the 0123 ,, ° 100 4 14 ; utiness doing was limited in the extreme. seet cargoes were very dull, but not lower. A 15 rg e fe vessels is on passage from the Black Sea. eels of new English Barley were shown in gt. o -- e d_fi r i t tion. For all kinds, as the isnports crew v" -ii At"'" large, the inquiry was heavy, at the late deeli i:le ; was the turn lower, with a very inactive der aßrw 'ressi °° Oat trade was . heavy, but we have no further OP' 101 l to notice in prices. Beans, Peas, and Flour were nominal ARRIVALS THIS WEEN• ---- -- 1CO lf ; Wheat. Barley. Malt. ts. ~..' 1............„,041 Qa sitco ,--- Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 2,610 1,0 ~... English •• •• ••1,130 193 2,30 1400 ° Irish •....• •• ; , :A 2,1 I Foreign ...... 15,1 - 10 7,490 17,43 1 I 7307ELOUGEL HOP ra.A.SLILET. dices The general demand is heavy , a nd last weelei r aro barely supported. Duty 180,000/ arzz. r ° Our market is very in T act i ve , yet prices are OOP 10 ,1 1 IZczt o Beef, from 28 4d to 3s 4 d; Mutton, 2s 8d to S i 4 v 6a Lamb, 43 2d to 5s ; veal, 2 9 8 d to 33 10J; Po rk ' to 3s 6cl per Blbs by the carcase. STATE OF TRADE* 't (From the Manchester Gua r di an o f this 0 00 1, MANCHESTER' TUESDAY.—The diminishing qre th°' a of cotton in the market, and the indications ther e 4 , 0 W „ the incoming supply will not reach the late est l " . o ,i 3,100,000 bales, hare lately been encouraging " le % a. P e ., in Liverpool, and raising prices, which are n°, l .: e rico: lb: above the quotations of Friday week in l',7oolitle ranking below middling, and fully id. in alloth er ?gbell A r i rf With a demand which keeps a large properti °rl : e t rew - j; duction constantly pre engaged, the yarn Iner'osteri°ol responds to this upward tendency in the fe riue tsti° and an addition of fully per lb. rede„,'dey 11 1 3 , ° ; of last week has boen generally re quire couT 3 T h . all descriptions of the medium and lew e ' DA of ` o " e n making an advance of about id. on the oYer a b - f o urtP, - numbers referred to, within the last twelve cl days. The buyers are influenced by this ° 3 o ° o bs gt At last week' s rates the day's opera. t ions 013 _ 0 of been extensive; and even at the enhance d terlo o ; de rts some slight modification of them, a det oll , o business has been effected. As the h en° re spo v 'h continues the best, the rise meets with a freer ,000 g,.. in this department than from the foreign bur° ievirre they are doing more than they were. Fine e i f s , ' t ees , areaeain higher. Goods are less affected than Yorithsotla:i• is, however, an increased activity in them, v. ' for IDdrr what of a hardening tendency. The buyers be lofi c a and China, seeing that prices are not lik el y t? now but rather the contrary, have been purebo o 9l i n als 11 1 1 0 freely since Friday, at the extreme rates vourift week; and now the manufacturers are en d " • atoe' obtain 11d. more for shirtings, which are ligh:Coltise 045 ROCHDALE, MONDAY.—The amount of bus c icallY fr %,/ acted has been rather limited, arising P r e i° e xtra P ri te the merchants being unwilling to pa g Y o t : d e i, in o of ri d te e r r io s is t asked by the manufacturers for their remunerate them for the rise in the raw . 0 0 Js The wool market has undergone no change 91 Monday. in f MACCLESFIELD, TUESDAY.—The transacts 90 s e bee° fd manufactured goods during the past week 11111 ` r ecei f ;• a partiel nature, some of the houses bavin a g r " g e 1) 11 / 1 onredsser;s whilst amountingothe others s n h t r e e e d n e . a c t T i veee of makers ilate, are e u f e t complaining P f n e g o r g E w r i g n s a , f t l f l t i o oo n r i g 'a 11 u l le ; dn n -11:1- u e t n b l e er : b91:i f f o ° 0 11 : wandhome is consumptionper ceptibl e h . a s T b il e r e o n w v n er a S y ilk i s a : g l u t id e , o b a u r t di era t c o , still continue to arrive for most description e from SI; continent, which keep throw.,ters tolerably bu s . l oo . o l t e • Silks —Some tr ansact i ons are reported in Ttl'ostl'"N full prices ; thi s a l so app li es to B age ls, the c 0 tion of which is increasing. e 115 de HALIFAX, SATue Lic nAv.—Neither in our 1 ~ 01 in the warehouses is there anything like w ij a gla d mend for any sort of worsted goods. Yarns 0" remain in pretty much the same state a s note , last report. 9 f• HUDDERSFIELD, TUESDAY.—We have had in the cloth hall to-day than last market. The'dt ll 7 o been a good number of buyers in the town, 0 00' 4 have bought pretty freely of black, and dark ° peel doeskins in the hall. More sales would hficepoo c f effected if there had been larger stocks of that cot c goods. Stocks in the cloth hall are very low, 1 , 13 011 the manurecturers worki ng t o order. The ,f' i e g A , feeling of the market seems to indicate tbe e : 0 t autumn trade will be don e , es p ec i a lly if there u` ductiou of wools to their former rates. GOODWOOD R.A-Cie (THIS DAY.) ... 8524 fl rt - VP ) (BY ELECTRIC TEL E- The Drawing Room Stakes' Saekbut Ilex . Ellius ... .. • 4 . 0 5 flirsuta ... Sweepstakes of 300 sous. for fillies. Common Sense ... ••• 0, at Sweepstakes of 300 sous. for colt' s ' 00 ' Stockwell lo ••• • ... ••• of Sweepstakes of 100 sovs. each' liced 0 As Harbinger No change in the betting• Mrit -111/ ' The Goodwood Stakes. Weathergage Montague Haricot o' 0 ..• ... oa HER MAJESTY'S THEAT —Hi Gram Taro of Wellington, accompanied Rbyg.the MgarchioneVii 44 1 5 was present at the performances at her 1 3110 . 5 18 1111 0 0 yesterday .. (Tuesday) evening. Amongst the n_ oc ell tinguished visitors also attending the p e rfor , - - ` n -ana ° ytt occasion,. were the following :—The Baroness2Tolo6 Dungannon de Brunnow,, accompanied bi,t;',,tilsfasie, and the Hon..M . ss Irvine, the Ma' f losa r a v 4 r_lcarde, the Earl Mountcharles, the Earl of, - ra e, Earl of Lisburn, the Earl of Harrington, il' c rAir 1 , 4 party, the Countess of Harrington, the Countess ,„jlo $O l party, General the Hon. H. Cavendish, Lcr ci f i lia rt hl William Lennox, Sir Thomas Barrett Leal l4r ,a u a'rt 4 ,l v l; iftd Lady Barlett Lennard, Sir Francis Stanhoue Thornton, Sir T. Monro, Bart., Sir George vv° — Mr. Sturt, M.P., &c., &c. „ I t 10'„ti0Oh ANOTHER FLIGHT TO THE GOLD ito — A -° ,9efir" IV2 tarday information was circulated with a 7 0 f eiL e 'd William Henry Pearson, a young man, 28 Yer,, t er,_,Twg, had stolen 1001. from his employer at Maac'e",.n- rocs "" sconded, with the intention, it is believed, of P— fee• dos , Australia. He is of short stature, not more t11010„ill'e 3 inches high, of stiff build, with sallow more P e a, A ', O S hair, and small whiskers, and rather bow-legonaveatrljll formerly an attorney's clerk. Is Manative of ‘ 1 " 1 11 at' he left a wife and two children athester,' bt seen he wore a black coat and trousers, Wita ng l ol* reward 0(101, has been offered for his llPPgouv Twenty-one ran.