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The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-15

TO TIM 2 IDITO! OF TIM ixraits.i.

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Stit.—l observe the .Vonsirsy Herald designates
Mr. Ilastie, the m►mber who stands at the too of the poll
in Glasgow., a " Liberal Conservative." Mr. Ilastio is
In secular politics a supporter of Mr. Illume's reform
mediae, and of the views of the financial reformers ; in
church polities a voluntary. If the rest of the " Liberal
Conservatives " of the /reread are of the same stamp, Lord
Derby is Iskily to have little from them.

-OLASCUENBIB.

ACTS OT PARIIIIIT.NT.—IS the fire months hut
one day of the late wanton of parliament, MM public and 148
keel acts were posed.
lartr Aarutturrrur..—Yesterday an opportunity
was oroe,led of seeing. at 59, Jermyn street. Mr. Vote
Pntett's illustrations of fine art arehitecture for iron, slate,
glisn, porcelain. end his designs for patent buildings in
wrought iron and slate. The only materials required in
the enne ruction of the buildings are wrought iron, slate,
and alto., which, if properly applied. are stated to secure
the benefits of perfect stability. proof against fire, saving of
apace. freedom from damp, vermin, and deny, improved
ventilation, and, though list not leant in the eatalogue of
adnintagm let. espenne then plater and timber buildings
of the name dimensions. The saving in common buildings
is said In be from 10 to 15 per cent., whilst in those of a
more costly Find ornamental eharaeter the saving would be
murk . The uses to which iron may be ap-
Plied for building and architectural ornamentation have
Inc.. to he apprecieted only of lite years, and
es far on it hue been heretofore tried, the object aimed at '
ban been to mould it into finnan imitative of other material, '
for which it is not by it. nature adapted. Mr. Pickett, on
the eon• rag, hen devoted himself to the creation of new
and distinctive faring to hich the material woold readily
lend itself, and quite independent of those amnuenienot
which belong peculiarly to the masonic art. It would not
he possible to convey apart from the designs and illuntra-
timid the details of the madam operands in constructing iron
Oakes, but that they are sunzeptible of the meet beautiful
and varied forms. from the street front to the palatial fe.i.
dyne*, no one cao doubt who has seen the designs exhibited I
by Mr. Pickett.
London, England, 1852-07-15

SELKIRKSHIRE.

WEDNESDAY.—Mr. Elliot Lockhart was returned
without opposition. Ho was proposed by Sir James Rus-
sell, seconded by Mr. Paterson.

COUNTY OF BUTE.
WEIINESDAY.—The Right Hon. J. Stuart Wortley
was propowd by Captain Villiers Stuart, seconded by Pro-
vost Gibson, of ltothaay, and unanimously elected.

LENTLITHGOWSHIRE.
WEDNESDAY.—Mr. Deaden was elected to-day.
Hs wu proposed by Mr. Hog, seconded by Mr. Shank.
Mr. Dundas wu absent on the continent, and his father
returned thanks for him.

EDINBURGH.

It is expected that Mr. Macaulay, who was re-
turned at the top of the poll, wilt personally thank the
electors, by proceeding to Edinburgh, and holding • meet-
ing, on some day in the course of the present week. lie is
said by his friends to be suffering from weak health, or he
would have made an effort to appear at the declaration of
the poll on Wednesday.
London, England, 1852-07-15

THE HUSH ELECTIONS.

DUBLIN, JULY 14.
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.
Yesterday morning the Provost of Trinity College held •
court in the Examination Hall for the election of two mem-
bers to represent the University of Dublin in parliament.
The hall was densely crowded with ettidente, who, u usual
on these occasions, kept up the say Oasis demonstrations
of the Kentish fire. The two former mashers, Mr. George
Alexander Hamilton, and Mr. Napier, Attorney-General,
were severally proposed and seconded, the former by Dr.
Gayer, Q.C., and the Rev. Dr. Lloyd, 8 F.J.C.D. ; and the
latter by the Rev. Dr. Singer and Dr. Wall, vice-provost ;
and, there being no opposition, they were declared duly
elected. Mr. Hamilton, in his address, referred at some
length to the education question. Heald : "My valued and
esteemed colleague on the occasion of his being last elected
as your representative ciplainwl to you the communications
which passed between him and Lord Derby in reference to this
question. He told you that Lord Derby had expressed his
willingness that there should be an inquiry held for the
purpose in the first place of ascertaining what it is most
important to ascertain, namely, whether or no this system
G really a united system ; of inquiring in the second
place whether there had been any and what departures
from Its constitution as originally reposed ; and in the
third place, of inquiring by what means the conscientious
objections of the protestants of this country could be re-
moved. And my right honourable Mend told pu of
the indignant manner in which Lord Derby repudiated
the notion that a man's conscientious objections in a matter
of ouch vital importance was to be held as a bar to his pro-
motion. (Applause.) I have no doubt myself that the result
of this will be an arrangement which I trust and believe will
be considered satisfactory to the protestant' of this country."
The speech of Mr. Napier contained no point of much in-
terest.
London, England, 1852-07-15

MIDDLESEX.

A numerous meeting of electors favourable to the
return of ii,rd Itobert Grosreien and Mr. Berns! Osborn*
fur Middlesex was held at the l'rince Albert Tarim yes-
terday evening, Thos. 601,11A1W, Sao , in the chair.
Captain Itheng moved the Mot resolution :—" That,
having scrutinised, and with much satisfaction, the pad
services of our late county members, Lord It. Grosvenor
and Mr. 11. Osborne, it is resolved that this meeting, collec-
tively and individually, are of an opinion that such infrity
and attention to the welfire of their constituency pirtlT
claim a renewal of our confidence."
Mr. N it.not.xv seconded the motion, which was agreed
to unaniniou‘ly
Mr. %V tan then moved, and Mr. Br.NNFoT fwvon.kii,
resolution pledgieg the meeting to support 1..0 I Robert
Oro-venor and Mr. B. Oshorne, which was also un.e.,iii.usly
agrted to, and the meeting then separated.

EAST SURMA.
Last evening a numerous meeting was held, at the
Spread Eagle, Wandsworth, to consider the claims of
Menlo. Antrobus and Cleasby, the conservative candidates:
Mr. W. Nottige in the chair. Both candidates adhered
' the meeting, but they were so ill received, that
at length they were compelled to quit the rode
in company with the chairman and their suPl.`rtrn•
Mr. l'raut was then called OR to preside, and the following
nvolution was unanimously agreed That it apittAiS
to this meeting that the ministry of Earl Derby ta a
government without a Ilse:mod policy, and that its objects
are tither to restore protective duties On commerce, se
render taxation unequal, unjust, and only for the It, relit d
the landholders; and as Mr. Acanthus and Mr. (.....ohy aro
ardent supporters of such government, they are wholly un-
fitted to represent this county at the ensuing electron."
Last evening a meeting of the supporters of the 800. Mr.
Locko King and Mr. Alcock was held, at the lio...inary
Branch, S..uthampton-street, Camberwell, Mr. 3. U. Pal-
mer, of Dulwich, in the chair. The two candidates aildrevA
the meeting at considerable length, and a resolution rtedic.-
ing those present to support them was unanimously nem+
te.
London, England, 1852-07-15

BELGIUM.

The convention between Belgium and Holland for
the junction of the Belgian and Dutch railways, was
signed four days ago at Brussels. At the same time
the conditions of a concession of a railway from Ant-
weep to Hollandsch Diep, with a service of steam
navigation from the latter place to Rotterdam, were
agreed to.
London, England, 1852-07-15

SOUTH DOWNS.
CLASS I.

SHILIMINO SAYS.
Fint prise, 301.—Mr. Jonas Webb, of Dabnhara, near
Cambridge, a 17 months old South Down ram, bred by
himself.
Second prise, 151.—Mr. Jonas Webb, of Babraham, near
Cambridge, a 16 months old South Down ram, bred by
himself.

CLAM. 11.
RAYS OF ANT OTHER AOl.

First prise, 307Zili;114iiki ii;;;.Theficil of Chichester,
of Summer, near Lewes, Susses, a 40 months old South
Down ram, bred by his lordship.
Second prise, 101.-11 r. William Sainsbury, of West La-
vingtoo, Wilts, a 29 months old South Down rem, bred by
himself.

CLAM 111.

SHIARLINO ERF.I4.
First prize, 201.—The Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester,
of Steamer, near Lewes, Susses, a pen of five 16 months
old South Down ewes, bred by his lordship.
Second prize, 101.—His (hare the Duke of Richmond, of
Goodwoud, near Chichester, Susses, a pen of five 161
months old South Down ewes, bred by his grace.
London, England, 1852-07-15

NORTH WARWICKSHIRE.

Our correspondent writes: " Both parties arc
making great exertions to secure the election. Messrs.
C and Skipwith, the free trade candidates, addressed
a large and influential meeting of the electors in Binning.
tuna on Tuesday evening, and ware very warmly received.
Curiously enough, the hirelings of the tory party are said
to have turned against their own friends at Coleshill on
Monday. The robberies were beyond—far beyond—the
average on such occasions ; no less than 28 watt Iles were
reported so stolen from the person to the superintendent of
police at Birmingham yesterday. To speculate on the re-
sult of the election would probably be attended with the
' usual absurdity ass relates to the result ; both parties are
eontldent; the probability appears to be that the return
will be ' one and one.'"
London, England, 1852-07-15

CARLOW (BOROUGH.)
Lao P.M.

Sadkir
Browne 92

Of the meats which the Tories have gained, the
following will, we understand, be petitioned against
with every prospect of success:—Derby, Cocker-
mouth, Barnstaple, and Canterbury.

OVERCROWDED STEAM-BOATS.

On Tuesday, while the doom of the Court of
Aldermen were closed for the purpose of discussing a matter
of some importance connetkd with the magistracy of the
City of London,
Aldenam. WILSON brought forward, with the unani-
mous approbation of the court, the motion, " That it be
referred to the committee of general purpose., to appoint
'an inspector of steam-boats plying for hire between Graves-
end and Weptminster-bridge, to ascertain the number of
passengers carried at different times on board such boats,
and to take such measures thereon to prevent the over-
crowding thereof as to the committee may appear advis-
able."

Sir PETER LAURIE said he had much pleasure in se-
conding the motion, the object of which was of such pal-
pable nee as not to require discussion.
The LORD MAYOR thanked Alderman Wilson for
having brought forward so important a question, and for
having given such strong smarmiere of applying himself to
the correction of this danger, us evil.
The swains was then carried unanimously, and
Alderman WILSON said that be would cal the committee
into active business forthwith.

SOCT/I WALES RAILWAY. - OPENING Or VII
TtktLAII BlilDoll ACII.OBII THII Wire.—Yesterday the':
private opening of the bridge across the Wyc, the span of
the main arch of which is constructed on the tabular 'aspen.
non principle, took place. Two engines with their leaden
were attached to ten trucks loaded with 100 toes of iron
rails and stone, the whole weighing upwards of 200 toes,
and the skim baring been put an, the train crossed the
bridge at the rate of above ten miles an hour. The deflec-
tion of the tube with 200 tons, was but 7.l6ths of an inch.
The weight of each tube is 100 tons, and the tubs chains,
links, girders, weigh 000 tons, so that when comp:eta
the whole weight of the tulles will be 1,400 tons. The
total cost of the tubes, foundations, will be 54,0001.,
but the tubes only will coat 20,0001., the rest being required
for foundstions. Thu experiment gave the greatest fade.
faction, sad will no doubt complete the great line of coat-
i nusie;tien 'lessee* the metropolis and South Wales.
la the wren* the directors and visitors dined together at
Okapis..
London, England, 1852-07-15

LONG WOOLS.
CLARK I.

SHEAILLING HALMS.
First prize, 201.—Mr. William Lane, of EasUngton, near
Northleach, Gloucestershire, a 16 months old Cotswold ram,
bred by himself.
Second prize, 101.—Mr. William Game, of Aldsworth.
near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a 16 months old Cotswold
rem, bred by himself.
CLAM 11.
RAMS OF ANT OTHER AOH.

First prize, 201-Mr. William Lane, of Rastingtan, near
Northleach, Oloucestenhire, a 40 months old Cotswold ram,
bred by himself.
Second prize, 101.—Mr. Robert Boman, of Moreton-in-
the-Marsh, Gloucestershire, a4O months old true Cotswold
ram, bred by himself.
CLASS 111.

Fint prise, 101.—Mr. William Lane, of Esatington, near
Northleach, Gloucestershire, a pen of Ilse 16 months old
Cotswold ewes, bred by himself.
Second prise, 61.—Kr. William Lane, of Eastington, near
Northleach, Gloucestershire, a pen of five 16 months old
Cotswold ewes, bred by himself.
ROMNEY MARSH, OR KENTISH SHEEP.
CIAO* I.

Pint peise, 201.--8 v Edward C. -
Ihriog, Bart., of Sur-
rendes Bering, near Ashford, Kent, a 364 months old Rom-
nay rem, bred by himself.
Baooad prise, 101..-Bir Edward C. Deriag, Bart., of Sur-
rsndaa near Ashford, Kent, a 4 years sad 3 months
old Romney Mush rem, bred by himself.

CLASS 11.
EWES WITH THEIR. LEWES.

Prize, 101.-34 Edward C. Dering, But., of Barrenden
Deriag, near Ashford, Kent, a pen of lire 2 years and 3
months oid Domney Marsh ewes with their lambs, bred by
himself.

CLUB 111.

Prise. W. Daw's, of Rwbunt, neat
Hunt Glenn, Susan, a pen of fire 4 years and 3 months
old Romney Marsh OWN, bred by the late Thomas Dews
and !dwelt.

PIGS.
CLASS I.
BOARS OF A LARGE BREED
•

First prise, 151.-111 r. Henry Blandford, of Sandridge,
near Melksliam. Wilts, a Berkshire boar, 2 years and 1 day
old, bred by himself.
Second prise, 51.—Mr. Moses Cartwright, of Stanton hill,
near Burtun•on Trent, Stafford, a Stanton boar, 1 year and
2 months old, bred by himself.
CLASS IL
ROAM Ur A SMALL 111111 D
. . .

Fint prize, 151.—Mr. Samuel brute, jun., of Eynaham,
near Oxford, on Oxfordshire and Ewe boar, 1 year and 2
weeks old, bred by himself.
Second prize, 51.-11 r. Timothy Town, of Keighley,
Yorkshire, a small boar, 3 years and 1 month old, bred by
Mr. John G. Sugden, of Steeton•ball, near Keighley, York-
shire.

CLARA 111.
FIRMING 'owe ors LASIGi H` °.
_ _

101. Mr. William Abbott, of Woodhouse,
Carr, near Leeds, Yorkshire, • large sow, 3 years and 9
months old, bred by Mr. John Madgley, of Mean Wood.

CLASS IV.
BAINDINCI 80R11 4.0 p A SMALL RU3ID.
_ . . . .
London, England, 1852-07-15

SPAIN,

MADRID, JILT 11.
The Garetla publishes a royal degree granting to
the Minister of Finance an extraordinary credit of
ono million of male for the reeoinsge of all the copper
money, and of such pieces of silver as may have their
distinctiso marks obliterated.

ITALY.
PIEDMONT.

Mr. Freeborn, H. B. M.'s consul at Rome,
through Turin on the 10th on his way to Lontrsedoana.
The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 10th,
states that the negociations between Piedmont and
Rome are definitively interrupted, the latter having
insisted upon the repeal of the Siccardi law.

GERMANY.
AUSTRIA.
An imperial ordinance, publighed at Vienna,
forbids all military men to give or receive letters of
exchange.
London, England, 1852-07-15

HOLLAND.

The King of Holland, by decrees inserted in tho
Slants Courant, accepts the resignation of the Minister
of War, Major-General Van Spongier, and the
Minister of Justice, M. Nedermoyer Nan Rosenthal,
and by other decrees Major-General Baron Forstner
do Detabnoy, is nominated to the Minister of War;
M. Strens, public prosecutor at Bois-le-Due, to that
of Justice. The direction of the reformed worship,
which was attached to the Ministry of Worship, has
been transferred to the department of Finances.
London, England, 1852-07-15

LIMERICK.

The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. Maunsell
and Mr.throld, the late members, and Mr. Thomu Fit:p-
utt!, a tenant-right candidate brought forward at the
eleventh hour, were severally proposed and seconded ; and
a contest appears inevitable, u Mr. Maunsell has declined
all compromise, and Mr. (bold is determined to fight to
the last for his former seat.

Mr. Kinderley, the Deriiitecandidate, has been *cared
from the field, and sent in shin resignation yesterday morn-
ing to the high sheriff. Mr. Maurice O'Connell will there-
fore be declared duly elected this day, at the adjourned
sitting of the court. During the whole of yesterday, the
town of Tralee was the scene of rejoicing; bands played
through the streets, and it seemed to be a gala day with
every one. Mr. Kioderley throws the entire Ideate of his
forced retreat on the priests, who, he says, intimidated the
electors.

DUNDALK.
There has been so yet no authoritative confirmation of the
reported withdrawal of Mr. Jocelyn, which I mentioned
fait evening.
London, England, 1852-07-15

Lewes, &ism, a 6 years and 4 mouths old game: in-atlf
cow, bred by himself.

CLASS IV.

HEIFERS IN-MILK OH IN-OSLF• I:AM exceeding three y.ln
told.

Prise, 101.—Mr. Arnold I),nrnan, of Stoneham Mullins.
near ',tier,. duaws, a 2 years and 5 mouths old Swami in-
calf heifer, bred by himself.

Ci.*i V.
HPI FIRM/.

Prize, 51.—Mr. Janes Gorrow, of Selmnton, near
L 'awes, Seabee, a I year and 8 month. old pure Sews year-
hug heifer, bred by hinueLf.

CATTLE OF ANY OTHER BREED.

----- -- --_._ _ _____ ._----.
CLASS I.
BULL. calved previously to the lit of January, 1850, and
not exceeding 5 years old.
Prise, Iol.—Captain W.llians Inge, of Thorpe Constan-
tine, neat Tamworth, Stafford, a 4 years and 5 months old
long-horned bull, bred by Mr. Baker, of ltollright, Oxford-
shire.
CLASS 11.
BULLS calved since the Ist of January, 1850, and more
than I year old.
Prise, 101.—Mr. J. O. Watkins, of Woodfield,near Brod-
wich, Worcester, a 1 year and 4 month. old Channel
Islands buU, bred by himself.
___

_
CLASS 111.
COWS IM-MIL[ OR lA-CAL?.

Prise, 101.—Captain William Inge, of Thorpe Constan-
tine, near Tealwortb, Stafford, a 7 yean and 2 months old
bog-homed ia•milk cow, bred by himself.

CLANS IV.
HEIFER IN-MILE OR IN.CALIP.

.
Prise, 5/.—Mr. William Tod, of Elphinstone Tower,
near Tranent, Haddington, a 2 can and 11 months old
West Highland in•ealf cow, bred by M'Donald, of lucer-
ne's-shire.
CLASS V.

iioentry.
HORSES.
CLABII I.

STALLIONS fa AgrieultundPurposes, foaled previously to
tat January, l&SO.
Prise, 301.—Mr. William Stearn, of Elmsett Hall, near
Hadleigh, Suffolk,a 3 years old pure Suffolk stallion, bred
by Mr. A:they, of Lindsey, Suffolk.
Second prima 151.—Mr. Samuel Claydon, of Linton,
Cambridgeshire, • 3 year old Suffolk Stallion, bred by
himself.
London, England, 1852-07-15

MONMOUTHSHIRE.

•
At a special county court, held on Wednesday,
Octasins Morgan, Esq., and Captain Edward Arthur Somer-
set were elected unanimously to represent the county in the
ensuing parliament. Thu Marquis ot Worcester repre-
sented Captain Somerset, who is absent at the Cape, on the
occasion.
London, England, 1852-05-27

THE SPORTING "PROPHETS."

The value of the "prophetic" announcements re-
specting the wiener of the Derby, which ham boss recently
prided in "leaded" type in the various sporting papers
and in some of our morning costa:sperm* say be easily
estimated, when we state that neither of the harem which
were first and second in the nos wee named by any one of
Nes lynx-eyod "seen" as Winglike), to obtain a " place."
For instumm, " Argus," of the Homiest? Poet, awards the
ram to Little Harry ; "Tom:ketone," of the Bra, gives it to
Little Harry or Kingston ; and " Priam," of the Racing
Tina, to Little Harry or Chief Baron Nicholson ; while
"Pegasus,' of Bella Life, pm for Harbinger;
the Swim nines foe Hobbit Noble Cr Alarm;
" 'fates," of the Advertiser, for Hobble alone ;
and the Saes prophet for Bobbie Noble or Little Harry.
The prophet of one of the Liverpool papers named four
horses for the front rank in the race, net one of which ob-
tained a place ; and the readers of a Doncaster paper, that
devotes considerable space to sporting matters, were in-
formed that Claverhouse we. to carry Lord Egllston's
colours in triumph to the winning post—the said Clover-
house occupying in the race itself the eaenvieble distinction
of being duly last.

BAL MASQUE AT VAUXIIALL.—The WSW fad-
vain at the " Royal property," ea the coosaion of the
" Derby day," were conducted last night en the style of
splendour that usually characterises entertainments at that 1
establishment. The gardens presented a perfect blase of
light ; and in order to afford increased ewe for the dancers,
the Rotunda Theatre was converted rata• ball-roan, the
circus and orchestra having been removed. The attea-
-11 dance, notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the wea-
-1 they We. very auserous.
London, England, 1852-05-27

CLERICAL

stay. John Dennis Browne, fi.A:to Braintree Vicarage,
Rue:; value, 3071., and residence; patron, R. Lindsay,
Elev. David Carver, to lan-green Perpetual Curacy,
Notts ; value, 150/. • patron, Lord Chancellor.
Rev. Charles ItLosay Flint, LL.B., to Glentworth
Vicarage, Lincolnshire ; value, 3071., and residence ; patron,
Earl of Scarborough.
Rev. Frank Bowes Ring, to Burstwick Vicarage, York-
shire; value, 2301.; patron, Sir T. A. C. Constable, Bart.
Rev. Joseph Oakden, to St. Stephen Perpetual Curacy,
Ceagleton, Cheshire; value, 1301.; patron, Bishop of
Cheater.

Rev. Thomas Richardson, to Fishguard Vicarage Pem-
brokeshire ; value, 1111., and residence ; patron, Lord
Chancellor.
Rev. Henry Mender Roberts, to the Chaplaincy of the
Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford.
Ray. James Saunders, to Week St. Mary Rectory, Corn-
wall; vale*, 3881., and residence; patrons, Sidney Sussex
College, Cembrido.
Rev. Morton Skew, to Bt. Peter's Perpetual Curacy,
Pimlico • value, 7001. ; patron, Bishop of London.
Rev. Thomas Silvester, to Buckingham Vicarage, Bucks;
value, 2301., and residence ; patron, Roy. John Hirt.
Rev. Thomas Ts kw, to Hoscombe Rectory, Wilts;
value, 3301., and ; patron, Bishop of Salisbury.

RaceoaT.—Orton Longuevale, Hunts. ; diocese, Ely ;
value, 3321. and residence ; patron, Marquis of Huntley ;
Rev. S. Rogers, deceased.
VICARAGE.—Soothern county and diocese of Lincoln;
value, 1021. ; patron, Bill ofzborough ; Rev. C. R.
Flint, promoted.
Plarzykst. CORAClES.—Darmard'a Green, county and
diocese of Worcester ; patron, the Vicar of Great Malvern ;
Rev. W. J. Fancourt, deceased.
London: Hanover Chapel, Regent•street; value, 7001. ;
patron. the Rector of St. George, Hanoverequare ; Rev.
J. Ch Brett, deceased.
Midvale : county and diocese of Lincoln ,• value, 811. ;
patrons, Trusteed ; Rev. H. Dawson, deceased.
Weymouth: Holy Trinity, Dorset; diocese, Salisbury;
Rev. T. Payee, deceased.
CHAPLAINCT.—Waymenth Union; Rey. T. Payne, de-
ceased.
DEANERY RVILLL. Valley, Hunts ; diocese, Ely ;
Rey. S. Rogers, deceased.
Mawrznandrs.—Eton College; assistant; Rev. B. H.
Pickering, deceased.
Truro Wenner School, Cornwall; salary, 601.
London, England, 1852-05-20

:I
Si 1

Business in Bank shares this week has undergone
an extraordinary extension, numerous inquiries
having been made for many stocks, both home and'
colonial. Australasia Bank shares have further
risen ; British North American are 11. and Colonial
255. higher than last week ; London and County,
Provincial of Ireland and South Australia, are like-
wise rising ; and all other shares command full
prices. Sales are recorded as follows : Australasia
(401. Raid), 47, 461, 471, 471, 461 ; British North
American (501.
_paid), 55, 56 ; Colonial (251. paid),
13, 1, 14, 141; London and County (201. paid), 25 ;
London Joint Stock (101. paid), 181, t, 1; London
and Westminster (201. paid), 291, 1, t ; Oriental
Bark Corporation (251. paid), 36 ; Provincial of Ire-
land (251. paid), 44}, 46, 45}; ditto, New (101.
paid), 18 ; South Australia (251. paid), 25 ; Union of
London (10/. paid), 16.
Dock stocks are firm, at the advanced prices lately
established. Commercial Stock is quoted 901 ; East
and West Indian, 160; London, 127; Southampton, 261.
In the market for steam boat shares, the inquiry
is mainly confined to Peninsular and Oriental, which
arc still rising. The Old shares mark 82, I, 4, 83 ;
ditto, New (151. paid), 33/, 1, t, 34, 33:, 34, 34t.
Royal Mail Steam shares are steadier, with transac-
tions at 761, 771, 77. General Steam Navigation are
scarcely so good, at 281.
In insurance shares the change in prices during
the week consists of a rise in the following, viz.:—
County shares, now quoted 101; Law Fire, 4 ;
Universal Life, 41. Other stocks are firm.
Of Canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quo-
tations are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135,
140; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 481; ditto,
Six per Cent. Guaranteed, Ill; Grand Surrey, 321;
Leeds and Liverpool, 450, 455; Loughborough, 510;
Oxford, 135; Regent's, 16; Stafford and Worcester,
40i; Stourbridge, 290.
l'rices of Gas and Coke Companies shares ran
as follows :—British, 10/ ; ditto Provincial, 18
Brighton, 16; City of London, 125; Continental
Consolidated, 451; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central,
131; Imperial, 70; Independent, 46; Phoenix, 26,
; United General, 201; Westminster Chartered,
391; ditto New, 71. Imperial and United General
shares are higher.
Waterworks stocks axe thus quoted :—East Lon-
don, 1.76; Grand Junction, 651; Rent, 80; Lambeth,
97 ; New River Company, 60.
Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the
official list :—Assam Tea Company, 10 ; Australian
Agricultural, 161 ; Australian Trust, 211; British
American Land, 25 cx div. ; Canada Company. 50;
Hudson's Bay Stock, 206; Price's Patent Candle
Company, 221; South Australian, 211. Tho Assam
Tea Companj's shares are still rising.
Ilm,inens on the Antwerp Bourse yesterday was
extremely quiet Belgian Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. (Rothschild), were quoted 531 ; ditto, Four-
and-a-Half per Cent., 96 ; ditto, Five per Cent.,
181042, 100: ; Spanish New Deferred, Three per
Cents., 20 11-10; Roman Five per Cents., 941 to
951.
Prom Amsterdam we are advised of a very quiet
market fur the national stocks. Spanish and Portu-
guese were firmer, with some activity in the latter
London, England, 1852-07-12

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

OXFORD, JULY 10.—Ina convocation holden this
morning, being the last day of Act term, the following de-
grees were conferred—via: Doctor of Divinity—Rcv. Wm.
Fisher Audland, Fellow of Queens' College. Minter of
Arts—Rev. Wm. W. Phelps, Queens' College ; Rev.
Harlow, Bslliol College. Bachelor of Arts—Edward Black.
stone C. Frith and Henry Vaughan Williams (student),
Christchurch.

NAVAL
ADMIRALTY, JULY 10.-Al

-Wm.

A. Turner, assistant surgeon, confirmed to Styr. Thomu
Willis, acting master, and Robert Devison, clerk, to Meander.
W. E. L. Veale, clerk. and Thomas Pickthorn. surgeon, to
ffeertsus. H. T. W. English, clerk, to Trincomalee.
Hobert Sproul., M.D., assistant surgeon, confirmed to
Penelope.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 11.—The Black Eagle, Ad-
miralty steam-yaebt, having on board the First Lord of the
Admiralty—the Duke of Northembetland—and the Duchess
of Northumberland, arrived at thirport on Friday evening
. .

frees Ouerneey and Jersey. The Duke and Duchess disem-
barked and proceeded, per rail, to London ;the Black !Ingle
going round to the river. Said Peabawho has been stopping at
We port for some days inspecting the government establish-
ments, &e., proceeded to Dover on Friday evening to em-
bark for Paris and Constantinople. His yacht, the Hassid-
hair, hu gone into dock to ben paired. The royal yacht,
Victoria and Albert, mow into barium last night from
Cowes, where she bad bun Is attendance on her Majesty
and the court. The Baillak 6, steam sloop, Commander
the Hon. F. Egerton, sailed y from Spithend far the
West Indies. The Nor nshioner, Sleipner, 8
Captain Lieutenant NSA from Spithead bite
last night. The Feasisso, dna: camel, arrived in harbour
last night from the Them&
A gentletairer=adidleplebed position in the royal
aim visited SW thstuedlay the purpose. of
snaking a survey at the put and repordag on its capabili-
ties as a poet of departure and arrival Me the packets of a
new steam navigation company, being established for run-
ning a line of paddle wheel apemen between England and
Australia. _ _

MormtENTs.-7th June, at Barbados, H.M.S.
Alarm, and Edward, transport ; 13th June, at Barbadoes,
H.M.S. Alma.

THE CASE OF MR. PUGIN.
London, England, 1852-07-12

hOWNPATRICK.

The Hon. Charles Stuart Harding., osnservative, wu
re-elected on Friday without a contest. Mr. Hardinge de-
iivend a moderate and sensible sores& expressing his ap-
probation of free trade and of the cautious but steady de-
velopment of electoral reform.

DROGHEDA.

Three candidates were nominated for this borough on
Friday, namely, Sir W. Somerville, Mr. James M'Cann,
and Mr. John M'Gee, Mr. Brodigan, the fourth candidate,
having withdrawn on the morning of the nomination. The
appearance of Sir William seemed to have taken many of
the electors b y surprise, and the ultra portion of the priests'
party have thus lost the opportunity of organising the op-
position which would otherwise have been raised against
him. The raelecticin of Sir William Somerville may be
considered as almost certain. _ _ _
London, England, 1852-07-12

THE IRISH ELECTIONS.

DUBLIN CITY.

DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVINING.—Tbe election for
(hi, city terminated this evening after a hard fought contest
which, in the result, has been unfortunate fur the liberal
cause, although certainly not so disgraceful to it as a
defeat might at first sight appear to be. Mr. Reynolds has
been beaten ; hut be has been beaten in the first place by a
host of ragamuffin fretmeo, who were brought to the poll
by the Orange party in numbers quite sufficient to swamp
the regular constituency; and, in the second place, Mr.
Reynolds may be said to owe his defeat, in a great measure,
to has own personal unpopularity with the high mercantile
classes, or the moderate section of the liberals. There can
be no doubt that numbers of liberal electors have on
this occasion sacrificed principle to personal pique, and
that many have remained away from the poll, and
even contrived excuses for absenting themselves from the
city or from Ireland, rather than vote fur one who has so
frequently hurt their feelings and roused their bile as Mr.
Reynolds has uefortunately done. The following was the
state of the poll at diferent hours this afternoon;
London, England, 1852-07-12

CLOSE! OP THI POLL.

Olyn
Fresh&ld 436
Baring

ABERDEEN.
CLOSE OP THE TOLL.

Thompson nr42
Ray • 478

MALDON.
CLOSE OF 211 E POLL.

Du Cane
Miller
Lennard
Dick

371
367
356
330

SALISBURY.
CLOSE Or TIIE POLL.

_
Chaplin 331
Wall
Slade
131

Min

OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

loglie
Gladatorte
Marsha=

DARTMOUTH.
CLOSI OP TOE POLL.

Herbert
Lindsay

TRURO.
CLOGI OP 1/711 POLL.

--
H. Vivian 267
J. E. Vivian 283
A. Smith 266
M. Smith

DENBIGH. •
CLOII/3 OP PHI POLL.

West
Foulkes

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED
TO SERVE LN THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

Liberal.. dN7iter
Aberdeen
Abingdon
Andover H. B. Coles

Sir IV:Cibitt
Armagh (borough) Ross S. Moore
Arel
Ashburton: O. Moffat
Ashton-under-Lyne C. Hindle
Aylesbury
R. Bethell
_ .

Banbury iiii:fanend
Bandon
Barnstaple
R. Bremridge
Bath Captain &obeli
T. Phinn

Beaumaria
Bedford
Berwick H. Fonter
J. Stapleton
Beverley The Ho. F. Lawley
W. Wells

&waling Bit T. Wilmington
Birmingham
0. F. Monts
Blackbunt W. Eccles
J. Pilkington
Bodin&
Bolton T. Barnes
J. Crook
Boston

B. B. Cobbsll
G. H Ileathoote
I Bradford R. Milligan H. Wickham
Breen
Bridgewater
Col. Tynte B. S. Follett
Bridgnorth Henry Whitman
Sir R. Pigot
Bridport T. A. Mitchell
Murrogh
Brighton Sir G. Pethell Lord A. Horny
Bristol, F. H. Berkeley
W. H. G. Lanni*
fury F. Peel
ury St. Edenanda . Earl Jenny's J. Stuart, Q.C.
Cake _ Earl of Shelburne
...

Cambridge (bora)
Cambridge Univers
Canterbury
Cardiff

H. Macaulay
J. H. Astell
H. (Joulberia
L. T. Wigram
H. P. Gipps
tion.B.Johasteue
Waiter Coffin
_ _
London, England, 1852-07-12

TII KEE O'CLOCK.

Grogan 4,401 . Mniorily 1,461
Vanes
Reynolds
70 CR O'CLOCK.
.- ..

Reynolds
Grogan
Vance 4,514
Majority fur Mr. Grogan over Mr. Reynolds 1,483
Majority for Mr. Vance over Mr. Reynolds 1,392
The return at the close of the poll (6 o'clock) was
Reynolds. Grogan. Vance.
Household voters .. 2,80 S .... 2,092
Freemen 217 ..,. 2,414 .... 2,416
Total
Majority for Grogan
Majority for Vance 1,410

ARMAGH BOROUGH.
This election took place on Friday, when Mr. ROI. S.
Moore, the tore candidate, was returned without opposition,
Colonel ItawdOn, the Into member, having withdrawn from
the contest on the preceding day. This was the first gain
which Lon: Derby's government has yet hail in Ireland,
Dublin being the second.
ATHLONE.

The scene at the nomination, which took place on Friday,
was extremely tumultuous. Mr. Keogh, the late Brigade
member, was proposed by the Rev. J. O'Reilly, and
seconded by N. Abbott, Esq. ; and Mr. Lewes, the Der-
byite, was proposed by the lion. Major Hancock, and
•cconded by Mr. J. Hudson. The speeches delivered on both
sides were of the most exciting character. Mr. Keogh
charged his antagonist with openly stating that ho was
able to purchase his seat, and that it was a notorious fact
the electors of Athlone could be bought. The show of
hands was in favour of Mr. Keogh, and a poll, which will
come off on Monday, was demanded fur Mr. Lewes. The
popular excitement is very great, and the opportunity
affitcled for leaning the flame by Sunday's agitation will
not serve to diminish it.
London, England, 1852-07-12

NORTH WARWICKSHIRE.

Our correspondent writes : " As wu announced
is this piper, the oases of two gentlemen to contest the re-
preleatatioa of this meaty with Mums. Spooner sad New-
dept., were formally before thit electon on Saturday, and is
nearly every part of the division the pretensions of Mr.
Craves sad his colleague, Sir T. 0. Skipwith, have been
ant favourably received.

NORTH LANCASHIRE.
On Wednesday Mr. Fort published an address,
2:mounting his intention to sevk the suffrages of the elec-
tors. In this address he states his opinion that a sustained
liberal policy is parliament bas become impossible without
• re-arrangement of the present representation ; and adds
that no ministry will have his support which does not re-
cognise the claims of this district to increased parliamentary
indurate. He advocates an extension of the suffrage, the
shortening of the duration of parliaments, and a system of
national education and is of opinion that free trade must
be maintained inviolate and advance to new triumphs.
The nomination will take place at Lausester to-morrow
(Tuesday.)
London, England, 1852-07-12

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoca.

Consols opened this morning at Saturday's ad-
vanced range of 1001 to 1 ex div. for the 16th July;
but the price has since undergone a reaction of 1,
being now quoted 1001 to t. Generally, the feeling
of the various markets is firm, and railway shares
have further advanced. The Three per Cents. Re-
duced mark 1011 to 4; the New Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents., 1041 to ; India Stock, 280;
South Sea Stock, 1121. The floating debt is un•
changed in price.
Foreign stocks are still without extensive transac-
tions, and the change in prices is trifling with the
exception of Mexican Bonds, which opened firm,
but have aincc receded to 261 to 1 for the new stock,
although the intelligence is by no means unsatisfac-
tory. F.quador Bonds, 41; Austrian Scrip, 41 prem.;
Portuguese Fours, 381 to t ; Spanish Old Threes,
491 ; ditto New Deferred", 224 to ; Venezuelan
Actives, 441.

BERLIN, JULY 9. —Voluntary Loan, 103. New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104; ditto
(1852), 104 ; National Debt, 921. Commercial
Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, 10.5.
VIENNA, JULY 9.—Five per Cent. Metalligues,
96 15-16; New Loan (Series B) 1101; Bank Shares,
1,362; Exchange on London, 11.17.
MADRID, JULY 6.—Three per Cents., 44Z ; aftet
Boise, 441. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22 p. ; aftet
Boise, 211. Debt (let class), 111 ; after Bolsa,
111; (2nd claw), 6 7-16; after Boise, .5; c.
Bank of St. Ferdinand, 105. Exchange on London,
60.23.
London, England, 1852-07-12

tEbe Court.

OSBORNE, SATURDAY.
Iler Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by
the Trines of Wales, drove out yesterday evening in an
open carnage and four to Binstead Lodge, the residence of
Lrd and Lady Dowries, and returned to Osborne at bull-
pen o'clock.
The Ma:chimer of Ely, the lion. Flora Macdonald, the
Boa. Col. Grey, and Lent.-Col. F. Seymour were in
attendance ore the Queen sad Prince.
Sea r.—Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of
Web.. sod Prince Alfred, and attended by Lieut• Col. F.
Seymour, embarked on board the royal steam yacht Vic-
tons sad Arks rt, at Osborne Pier, yesterday morning, at a
quarter-past 8 o'clock, and proceeded to Portland Isle, for
the purpose of inspecting the breakwater now in course of
coseruction there. The royal party landed at Portland at
hs.f past l2, and after going ever and examining the works
ntharked on board the yacht, and returned to Osb.ime
Pier et a quarter before 6 o'clock, p.m.
Mr. Oibbs was in attendance on the Prince of Wales and
Pnece Alfred.
Mt Majesty, with the Princess Royal, attended by the
March, mem of Ely, the Hoe. Flora -Macdonald, and the
Hon. I oioni I (trey, met his Royal Higbee*. at Osborne
her. and ombarLcd in company with the l'riDee on board
thr I or y for a cruise, returning to Osborne at half-past
sewn o'clock.

The I)ean of Wineleggier arrived yesterday on a visit to
010 Catieni.

The royal dinner party inelahed Lady Caroline Barring-
ton, Lool Adolphus Fitselarenee, and the Dean of Win-
rester.

Mr. Secretary Walpole arrived in turn on Saturday from
Midhurst. Mr. Coppoek, town clerk of Stockport, bad an
interview with the right hon. Secretary at the Ileme.olfaise.
&wad Bey hie arrived at the residence of the Ottoman
Legation. in Bryanstone-square and has entered on his
duties na Secretary of the Turkish Legation.
Lord John Manners marred to town on Saturday, from
Colehmer.

-
The gertesiaidiesi emnraimiriners for Rutland had a gene-
ral meeting on Thursday, at their alike in Whitehall-

GREAT FIRE AT LlVERPOOL.—Yeaterday (Sunday)
sm"on, about nine o'clock, a fire was discovered on the
pn 011.411 of Mr. trellis, plumber and painter, Lime-street,
Liverpool, within three loon of the Adelphi Hotel, and op-
Waite the County Court. From the nature of the mate-
rise—the quantity of oil, turpentiae, and ether inflame-
bribiev, the Advlplii Reit surrounding
_property wan, at one
tire, iii imminent danger. The Hop Pole Bad County
Coon 'nos have sustained considerable damage. The Ire
wa• •till raging ahem this despatch was transmitted.
lirrattrtltg Or TUB APIERIcA.—On Saturday
afternoon, at half-past two, the British and North Ame-
rican royal mail steam ship, America, Neil Shannon, com-
'seeder, left the Mersey for Halifax and Balton with sixty
Pmeeniten, a very heavy mail for the United Rates and
tb bntish American pmvinees, and • full 'ergo chiefly
caseating of Mearneeter and Birmingham goods.
London, England, 1852-07-12

THE ELECTIONS.

POLLS.-THIS PAY.

(BY BLECTItIe

PAISLEY.-9 A.M.

Italy
Hattie

OXFORD.-10.43 A M.

341

RAILWAY&
THIS DAY.
Two e'Cioex.
The share market opened with a buoyant appear-
ance to-day, and higher prime have been realised for
nearly every stock dealt in. London and South
Western stock has reached par to I prem. London
and North Western, 1331; Midland, 78; ; Groat
Western, 1021; and Berwick, 77.
MASAN AND OTOCNA UNGUANANTZID.

laniag prone
Satardsy.

Js *poky op
to I p.o.
London, England, 1852-07-12

-ciiLEifiiiii:

Lord Naas was re-elected on ******** without a contest.
CORK CITY.

The nomination tookl:laWailFrida Tho candidates
were Mr. Serjeant Murphy and Mr. W. Fagan, liberals,
and Colonel Chatterton and Mr. W. L. Perrier, Derbyites.
A poll was demanded on behalf of the two latter. There
appears the It truagest probability that Lord Derby will lose
a seat in Cork, and that Maws. Murphy and Fagan
will be triumphantly returned.
London, England, 1852-07-12

BRAZILS.

Her Majesty's store-ship Tyne, Master-Commander
Peter Wellington, arrived in Plymouth Sound yester-
day, on return from supplying the African and
American squadrons. Last from Janeiro. in 47 days,
one week later than the Teviot, the last mail home.
She brings on merchants' account 1,0001. specie.
Exchanges at Rio, 261 to 261, 60 days' sight ;
stock, 104. Freight: London and Liverpool, 205.,
235. ; Antwerp, 305., 325. 6d.
In the House of Assembly, on the 10th of May,
on the conclusion of the second part of the order of
the day the territorial question between Parana and
Marantam was arranged by incorporating the terri-
tory between the two rivers, one of which serves as
the boundary between the two provinces.
Nine of Sir Harry Smith's horses from the Cape
were about to be sold by auction at Rio.
Her Majesty's ships Centaur and Crescent were at
Rio. Centaur all well, but fever had made its
appearance in the Crescent.
London, England, 1852-07-12

BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a
steady demand for consumption; the stock of last year's
growth being very small, prices remain firm, and must con-
tinue to until we get the new ones to market. The accounts
from Kent, Sussex, and Farnham are, for the most port,
favourable. Worcester is in •
pay
,''rot
a small duty. The whole duty is estimated at
180,000 L
London, England, 1852-07-12

MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY.

The supply of English Wheat at market this morning
was again small. kme weather, however, has had its usual
influence upon the minds of buyers, and it was necessary to
submit to a reduction of ls. per qr. before sales could be
effected.

Moderate receipts of Oats from Ireland and our own coast
have been more than compensated for by arrivals from
abroad, and even the belt descriptions of horse corn were
easier to buy, whilst secondary and inferior qualities gave
way 6d. to Is. per qr.
Barley, Beans, and Peas, of home growth, come very
skpoarreiingsgyßatioleymiarn 11:2;
saunpdplyf.o layod s supportig ucfohrTheer prices.eu
before.

AaaivAts INTO LONDON VROli bth JULY to 10th JOLT.
thi. IdDel
6.h. Scotch. Irish. Vomits.
Bulgy ..... 1 363
oat. UO 1636
.....
lioar, 19,911 tomb; 3,137 Nooks.

U 399

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market remains without alteration, being eat, and
very little doing either by the trade or speculatively. The
delivery last week was 808 casks against 1,620 last year ;
arid the stock is 43,149 against 31,063 last year. Town
Tallow is quoted Ms. 13d. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C. on the
spot, 37e. 9d. to 38e. ; October to December, 38s. sellers ;
January to Mareh (1863), 38s. 6d.
PARTICULAKS OF TALLOW.
i 1850. I 11111. 11832.

Stook Ws day Omara.. 26,963 34,011 4,140
Delmer, last week
Do. Irma let Joao
arrival lantana 2,136 659 934
Do. tram Ist Jaw
`doe T. C. thls day per awt ISG . ed., 376. 9d. Sas. Od.
Do. Tows 398. Od. 39, Od. 30a 6d.
PUBLIC SALEs advertised for the week.—Thursday, July
15 : 21 eases East India Tallow, 136 cases vegetable ditto ;
10 bags vegetable w►d ; 10 eases Stearine. Friday, July 16:
150 casks South American Tallow, 200 Australian ditto.

1
Price
London, England, 1852-07-12

THB POLICE COURTS.

8011T1WARK.

James Thomas gusell, a solicitor, residing at Hain-
menmith, was brought up on a warrant, charging him
with having obtained money under false pretences from a
person at Epsom. It appeared that sums time ago the de-
fendant went to Mr. Langlands, agent to Mr. Barnard, the
owner of one of the stands at Epsom rues, and represented
himself u attorney for a Mr. Page, raiding at Gravesend,
who was severely injured by the falling of Mr. Barnard's
stand about two 'Vin ago, and that he was authorised by
Mr. Page to seek fur compensation fur his injeries. lle re-
ceived a sum of money from Mr. Langlande at the time,
but some days after it was discovered that he was not au-
thorised to do so, consequently be was charged before the
magistrates at Epsom and committed for trial at the recent
Guildford sessions, they at the same time refusing to accept
bail. The prisoner, however, went before a judge, was
bailed out, and be obtained a writ of certiorari to remove
the indictment. As soon as the pun-tutor found that out,
his solicitor obtained a writ of proudendo to remove the
indictment back, as it was out of the metropolitan district.
The Guildford sessions commenced on the 29th of June,
when a true bill was found against the defendant; but on
his non-appearance to take his trial the present warrant was
granted, and placed in the bands of Sergeant Kennedy.
The defendant said he should be able to show his inno-
cence, and that he was unjustly charged; therefore be
begged to be committed for trial at the first gaol delivery
for the county.
Mr. Alleckett accordingly committed him to Horse-
monger-lane gaol to take his trial at the neat sessions for
the amity, which will take place on the 28th inst.
London, England, 1852-07-12

KILMARNOCK.

The nomination for took place
at Kilmarnock on Saturday. Mr. Donveris was proposed
by Provost Cumming, seconded by the Provost of Port
Glasgow ; Mr. Campbell, of Now Inverawe, conservative,
was proposed by Mr. Kelly, factor to the Duke of Portland,
' moondsd by Treasurer Brown. The show of hands was in
favour of Mr. Bouverie. The poll is fired for Tuesday.
London, England, 1852-07-12

BANDON.

Lord Bernard, the lateiorYreprese ntative, was re-elected
here on Friday without a contest.
BELFAST.

The nomination took place on Friday, the candidates
being the late liberal-minded and honest representative,
Robert James Tennent, E who was proposed br.
Hugh Magill, and seconded sq., by Mr. William Cis;
Richard Davison, conservative, proposed by Mr. J. Hurl-
son, and seconded by Mr. 8. K. Mulholland ; and Mr. H.
Mc Calmot Cairns, also conservative, proposed by Mr. R.
F. Gordon, and seconded by Mr..l. Harman. The show of
hands was declared to be in favour of the two conserva-
tives, whose friends had taken the precaution to crowd the
court with their adherents, and • poll to be taken on Mon-
day, was demanded on behalf of Mr. Tannsat.
London, England, 1852-07-12

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MLNICINO-LANE—THIS DAY.
The private contract markets are inactive today, but
markets generally have a steady appearance.
INDIOO.—The quarterly sale will romance to-morrow.
bilTALS.—lron: scotch rig has not been in good de-
mand this week, and prices have declined 2s. to 3r. Cop-
per : A further advance of id. per lb. has taken place, and
sheets are quoted at lied. peril,. Cakes, 1021. 10s. Tin:
In East India we are without sales of any importance to
report this week. Quotations nominally 83v. to 84s. Spel•er
is a shade d , and quoted firm, 161. 10s.
The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow:—
Sugar: 350 bhds. West India, and 2,600 bags Bengal;
Coffee: 1,500 bags native Ceylon, 200 casks plantation
Ceylon, and 600 bags Costa Rica; Cocoa: 400 bags; Salt-
petre : 4,300 bags ; Comic Lignea : 300 chests ; Rice : 700
Nags.
London, England, 1852-07-12

MIDDLESEX.

To meet the threatened tory opposition in this
county, a committee has been formed to secure the
joint return of Lord Robert Grosvenor and of Mr.
'Bernal Osborne. All the leading men of the liberal
party hare agreed to join it, including Lord Tanis-
took, Lord Enfield, Mr. l'itman, Mr. Tufnell, Mr.
Warburton, Sir Anthony Rothschild, Sir W. Clay,
&c. The zeal at d unanimity which the talk of a
tory candidate has called forth puts an extinguisher
on the hopes of the torics for the county of Mid-
dlesex.