Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-15 00:00:00

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aSTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
I •i•)t LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
. .
. . . •-„,....0.. 1 T A.LI AN
\•,',
~ ' -', BAI • BE" .. .. ,
!,- -,...,-;)
or other suitable steamers, arc intended to sail( with or with-
out pilots) from the Hut.Vissop ior otl-rr) Poctr.n.s follow:—
FROM LIVERPOOL +O HAVRE DIRECT.
BALBEC....
SIP Shipper,mustdescrioeintheirSh'ipping Notesthecontenttof
their Packages,
For particulars apply, in Havre cr Paris, to Donald Currie;
in London, to J. B. F00rd,52, Old Broad-street ;in Gin sgow, to G.
and J. Burns ,g, Bcchanan-street; in Manchester, to.; oha Walker,
77a , Market-street ; or here to
I BURNS & MAC IVER, 10, Water-street.

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Cargo is now being received anti shipped according to priority of
arrival at the loading berth.
Loading berth west side Auskisson Dock.
STE &NIERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE,
SAYIA NA, SAMSOUN, AND TREBIZONDE,
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND eIfRA.
With liberty to call at any other ports.
et ~ The first-class Screw Steam-ships
.... .____, ' j5......15.1N. PALESTINE ....
IS-,-- ANDES . .Captain Dubbins. 1
ALPS.. Cap t Bockly. IKA RNA K .... Capt.Brownless
DAMASCUS.... Copt 3. It . Bel I MELITA .. • ...Capt . Langlands
LEBANON ....CaPt .T.Cok. BALBEC ...... Capt. Little
TAURUS.. • ...Capt .Inglios ,B 1 ITISHQUEEN Cept.Martys
TENERIFFE.. Capt.M'Aithur.
Are Intended tobe despatched (with or without pilots), unlessla
prevented FROM LIVERPOOL : unforeseen circumstances,
DAMASCUS Monday, 17th Ancu't.
With Cargo and Passengers for
Gibraltar, DI alta, Syra, Constan-
tinople, and Smyrna.
Freight to Malta, Syrs Constantinople, and Smyrna,
Finegoods
Grey ~ } 40s per ton measurement, and 10 per cent primagiO,
Twist „
To Gibraltar. 30s and 10 er cet rirnage.
Other goods as per agreenmpent.
ALL FREIGHTS MUST BE PAID IN LIVERPOOL.
STEAM COll lIIINICATIO N BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND Bills of lading must be at the efface for signature the day previous
WATERFORD• to sailing.
a,- The new pOwerful and fast sailing steam ships To prevent the possibility of all after discussion, it is requested
ers will send
MARS ..............Captain M.Bu an s, i that Shipp
d a person to toe quay to see their good
.4`;,.
, , WILLIASI PENN .. Captain B. Guyon, : pleasured.
........t. Or other el ARE vessel, are intended to sail 1 5.,,* In the event of these Steamers being placed in quarantine, a!
FROM cLARENGE DOM. ! any of the above ports, the Goods will require to be immediately
Augtist I taken away and transfer red to another vessel or depot, to perform
MARS TuesdPy .... 18 .. b... at 9 o'clock, morning quarantine, at the expense and risk of the Shippers or Consignees:
WM. PENN Friday ••.. 21 at 1 l o'clock. morning i This also applies to Passengers for these ports.
MARS ... •Tuesday ..... 25 •.. —.at I o'clock, afternoon Goods for any of the above-named Potts must have the place ot
WM, PENN._ 9siday...-.-... 28 , at 3 o'clock, afternoon of their destination distinctly !narked on them, in letters of not less
Leaving Waterford for Liverpool every Tuesday and Friday. than two inches, otherwise the Agents will not he accountable for
FARES—To Waterford. Cabin including Steward's fee). 153; , mistakes.
Deck, 7s' 6d. posengers are booked through to Limerick and ! Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each cart load
Kilkenny at Reduced Fsires. of goods, and on it they ate requested to describe the contents of
For freightor passage aaply in Waterford at flieWaterfordsteam the ages.
Ship Company,Mall; or i n Liverpool to • packFeight or passage, apply LOG &J. Burns, Glasgow :or here to
BURNS & MAC IVER. 10. VVater-street.
GEORGE K. PAYNE, 23, Rrunsviiek•tTeet.

I'Ot ann.

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKE,T COMPANY.
The Vessels of the Company convey Her Ma
ty es Mai:s between 1
y.
Holyhead and Kingstown, twice every da Hours' ef Sailing.— ,
From Holyhead, 1.30 A.M. and 5.0 A.m., Lohdcn Time; from
Kingstown. 2.0 P.M. and 7.30 P.M., Dublin Tiike,or as soon after
as the Mails are on board.
FOR DUBLIN,
*.1N,., The Company will sail the IRON DUKE, TRA..
= .4.5.- FAL R,GA or other of their 'first-class Steamers,
• 44-14, .'1.4.., from the Prince's Plerh,:.Bl), LIVERPOOL, for
KINGr,TOWN HARRO,UR, EVERY EVENING,
Sunday excepted,) at 7 o'cl( ck, with Passe n gers only, returning from
KINGSTOWN HARBOUR, for LIVE! i ATe0.....,...
, allt.s.v EVENING,
'Sunday excepted,) also, at Sever. o'Clc ek•
They also Sail their Cargo Vessels (a,
Doe; to Dublin Quay, (with or w, the s below) from the Clarence
are deslredto take notice:— at Pilots), of which Shippers
Auzust August
Satur,ay•••• • • • . .. • 15, , par. Ili' imulay
•••• • ~. • • • • 24, 1, p.m
Monday • ~ 17. 8, p.:n.l Cuesday....• • ...... 25, 1, pm.
Tuesday
Wednesday
1 hursday
,a, , Friday
...
..... • 2s, 3, p.m.
ridgy. ..... ..
Saturday .•••• • .• 22,E 12,E r 4,,,r, donday .......... 31, 7, p.m.

STEAM COMMUNICATION RCTWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
GLASGOW.
LTDles,, pro,,ented by any unforeseen occurrence, the under-noted
or of er steamer, ar, intended to sail (with or w:thont Pilots),
between Liverpool and Glasgo,, with goods and passengers, as
under:—
~.....
4> P ANTHER (new steamek).... „Capt. FI AUDI'
1•
-,..F i LEOPARD (now budding) •...Capt. Main
,-,,11,.4\ -
.---4--,-.
P cwt.; CLARENCE DOCK.

August
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PA
PANTE-Mi t
PANT LIE
Ert• . . . ...... Tuesday
',ANTI; ~11, ..........Satur,lay 29.. 4: 4 afternoon.
From Clarence Pierhead on day- •• '-
v vessel Iseißi . --
three Goods h
sailing time.
Freight for bra and Is,
from Manchester lir'.
to the care of the r
(Including St,
full fare. ~,,..... or,e, liou
0,3 bcfore appointed
ofourrss,haiPi,mci on"'t ootnheara" ' 6rl:emd- Ilantl'ueilsittbielltongsidethtli
Appl-
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4- G Odds
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ate r,oods,',-,'ll
From DUBLIN for SET SAsT, every MONDAY and WEDISSS- Serairli,.l
DAY ; Returning every T ,4WarA'sFee),lssi
ernsuay and THURSDAY. ' _,.1.,,,,tteel
FOR BANCiUR, P ~,jmmus, AND cio.,NARVO'S. N. 4 Te, ttacha" anot.ll
The PRINCE OF IN •n ended to saii WIES BUR . - . Gre
ALL'S, or other Vessel, is 1 t to GtORGE et..; • ~ ~,,.1.4? "Wog ' „,,,,tc
every TUESDAY, THl39te 0' :a 1 ''''''-'' ,- :ir "'-' t
I , . I ••••'
"SAN and SATURDAY; at Elaven o'clocs in .lorp,
4.0,E:t. t 61 t May elicster v./ er-stree •
the morning, and fr, - ' Market-stree . j. s
at
Ari MEN Al. B ItIDGF every MONDAY. W.- '."
; Wit j,,,'CV.1,77A, C. MAC ivER 9 , Go.. 1 •
.;011,..?anyrn,satkugteas.c,tiueeriragge
6. -. s ..- 'De"
NE,Ds.v, and Fain
AY, at Ten o'clock in the rnor- -.• .11. r It 1'11; stri.cts.,loteri„s
Llandudno (weath,---------- ..r MAAS
arnarvon may be landed at the Mena. - ..aace
All Goods for x'pperrminieLetiongAv,aiesmust
(lit 1,r4
"---,.,,,„1 GI ENO- , d VI% E u ..afrew•
- '- . '. o lance.
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P eairillOr,CL ' "c::19C:abbIll:131
Ae„thef,orwarded by the FA raorsteamer. Tas'Alng 00 , 3vciiog _ _eboonevs T
and in tGhoa9tdscaf, .o.e ell'9l3*
For further . Bridge, ........
particulars apply to Mr. Titnot's-
pany's Offic arateoltn Donegal Quay.l:,
Charley and • . i ••-1...„ GIPST, Lilr- g
AfL3gen't, 20.
.1,15 and
16, Eden Quay, Dui," ; Lityof Dab
Corr N,,,a.:***„ 0112,.. • .:•-,--• • •
.2,53 -vo' t0.i,,p,.1%.:100 ......
• JOHN K. ROUNTHWArr- -In' °l. t° ~.. wry 7--.._ AN, i. 0 (rie
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MAY £ COMMUNICAT :ON BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
SLIGO.
.zi Unless prevented by any unforeseen o
„,,,,. korN the undermentioned or other Steamers
-•,,,--. ..11:7•k Nto sail between the above ports, w
, 3. passengers (with or without pil
4.
liberty to tow vessels), '
The splendid and powerful Steam.sl,
SHAMROCK...... .. ...... ....... .. Captr
ROSE .. . Ca
GARLAND . (
SI-IA NI ROCK .... Tuesday Aug

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FREIGHTS AND FARES
Goods repaired to be alongside the re
of sailing.
Apply to James Harper. Sligo;
Manchester; or here to

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V I:NO.1'001.
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fust class vorterial ste
6r:::-4. , ,o, TIII.I4CESS 11.016.1., ...... ,cal
T• 4. ' giver ,
'Unlessnted. by any uo'ZoTeseen OCCITICnce
or (Abatite Is ,ntendcd. to sail tvnth or n
voieen I..poolarld Glat gow, with sOOdf, and vac
1'13.011 CLI,IIIOOI TOCIC., 100:
August
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1"111;CE. SS •.•
'Thursday • . 27. • ..at 3
711114CV,SS • :...'lnesday .. Aug 1, at S
From
CIVCSICC VICTUVia Ota titS6 111
14.II,—Gooas for shirnenl o dais rnarl,e
the sresselllltee lioats, and on ottlei clays 0:
sall‘nu..
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S ergants in Cabin I,ulll
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11.ebets, aysllable to touvteen &Is
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

(-841 ; North British, 451, 4611; 'South Eastern and 71
:'Dover, 81e, 821; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, '
LIVERPOOL, ;Friday Evening. 91 95 ; York, and North Midland, 771. 771.
Manchester trade, though not animated, is suffi-
. To-day's Cotton Market was very steady, and ' .• a
- ciently active to prevent the accumulation of
prices firmer, though the business did not exceed, stocks, and orders already in hand, extend so far
6,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation, atadior • into the future, that-sellers are as little inclined as
export. Messrs. Wright, jun., in their cireularfor buyers to enter into ;protracted engagements
transmission per the A.mericaemake the following under existing circumstances. Goods suitable for
remarks on the movements of the trade throughout the East are unsaleable, but not pressed ; other
the week :-
.. sorts are in deinaed-for various quarters, and fully
Since the departure of the Arabia, which couveyidtour maintain the advanced quotations. Yarns ,exhibit
-circular advices of 7th instant, our Cotton Market-has
decided firmness, with sales to some extent.
presented no change from the quietness which prevailed,
Heavy rains /have fallen nearly throughout En
at the close of last week. The daily operations have
Withoutland in the past week, benefitting some crops
averaged about 6,000 bales, chiefly to the trade. Holdersi
t reported injury to others, and, with a more
maintain great firmness, and, though offering! free y
with-stock only 'when extreme rates are obtannable.i-.M liberal import of Breadstuffs, our Grain Market
Indian accounts merely conerea and give the details of .'tar worn a depressed aspect, the bAsiness in all
an
previous reports, and, d with this exception, it cannot be articles 133 ni, confint dto immediate wants of con-
said that anything h s occurred to give the mutiny-amore sumers. Wheat must-be noted 21 per 701 b., Flour
serious character. Delhi was still hell by the insurgents, ed. per barrel, and Indian Corn (the export demand
amongst whom cholera -twas making frightful ravages. for which has -materially abated) Is. per quarter
'The importance attached to Eastern affairs, and the lower in the value. The above decline was
anxiety for more satisfactory advices thence, exercise a partially recovered at to-day's market, owing to
powerful control ever money matters, and ni their linctuat-
copious . downfalls of rain, bat with a rising
ins condition, speculators are induced to observe caution;
barometer, and a return of sunshine, the buying
but, as a general feature, great coufidence is still mem-
fested and somewhat streegthened by the latest American was ape thetic and closed flatly.
reports of theerewing crop, which are no regarded a very At the half-yearly meeting of the Northern and
premising for more than an average yield. English s
buyers Eastern Railway Company yesterday, the 'Usual
are likely to be earlier in the field than usual This swoon, guaranteed dividend was declared as follows :-
from the fact that our selection will b• so much curtailed, 11. 5s for the 50/ at 5 per cent., It 10s. for the 501.
and high prices alone will influence a sufficient future at 6 per cent.
supply to this country, seeing that American spin- 12-rs and It was yesterday agreed to wind up three Spanish
f
Continental buyers are generally active competitors or the mining companies, viz , the Peninsular, Iberian,
first receipts. The veal sales of the week amount to and Castillian, the ores being of too poor a per
38,650 bales, of which 26,590 are American- Speculators 1
_tentage in 'copper to warrant- further operations.
have taken 3,630, and exporters 3,610, leaving 31,410 The shares t f the ar, atßusaian.ecleenK us
e-e--- --, -"3-e---1- - !•iyktcs4,ro-nt.'"---"' s-- - coming -easy, and the Imperial 'Ranks have re-
New O. leans Fair.-:€ Mi.dling..B7,l Orclinary...s4d to 71d duced the rates of interest from 4to 3 per cent.
MoSile „ ..114d „ .. 8 5-16 d ~ ..6d to 7td.
Atlantic ... Phi , .. 84d ...5e I to 72d The rates of Exchange, both in India and
Total taken tor'Cons'ptiln,lBs7 1,291,195 ba1e3.1856'1,360;850 bales. China, are reported at a slight decline, but it is
IP Export (actual) „ ..193,060 „ , ..44,2,246 „ not supposed that this will- lead to any important
American Rrazil Biennial E India 'W India Total.
Stock this day ;379,470 26,130 15,880 44,520 610 471 610 diminution in the efflut of "specie to the East
Same time 1836.604 570 4,7910 52,270 47,650 ere° 813 430 Temporarily the Silver Market is quiet, but when
The business done in the Liverpool Share the letters are delivered it is likely that operations
Market to-day was of a most meagre description, will again commence on en extensive scale.
The transactions were as follows :-Eastern Coun- An extraordinary general meeting of the share-
ties, 111; 'London and North Western, 102, Lan- holders in the 0-toman Bank is called for the
cashire and"-Yorkshire, 99; Manchester, Sheffield, 26th instant, to receive the directors' report and
and Lincolnshire, 37*, 381, 38k; Midland, 841. accounts, and to " authorise a distribution by way
84*; York Capital Stock, 38; Dovers, 21 11-16 of interest out of the profits of the current year."
The following were the closing prices :-Black- The amount of this distribution and of the balance
burn, 74, -.7-1; Chester and Birkenhead, 66, 661; to be carried-forward was mentioned by us yester-
Caledonian, 39, •391 ; Chester and Holyhead, ln, day, and is certainly moat satisfactory. The
171 ; Eastern Counties, 11 1-16, ; 11* ; East directors are understood to be in favour of the
Lancashire, 951, 961 ; Do. 91. shares, *, 9-16 p ; policy of making a distribution by way of interest
1
Great Northern, 24, 24i; Great Western, 511, 524 ; for the first six months.of the year, reserving the
Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 99, 991; Do. 9/ declaration of a " dividend," properly so called
shares, 11-464 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, until after the accounts for the whole year shall
191, 19,1 ; London and North Western Stock, 1021, have been made up."
1024 ; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 381. The Market for Saltpetre is excited, and during
38*; Midland Stock, 84, 841; North British, the past day or two an advanCe of 2s. was finally
11k, 11* ; North Staffordshire, 4/, 41 d ; North paid. The Sugar Market remains depressed. Tea
Eastern-Berwick, 231, 23; ; York and North was firm, owing to the deficiency in the shipments
Midland, 381, 384 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 221 eel; from China to this country, as indicated in the
South Eastern and Dover, 21.1 211 ; Scottish private te'egraphic despatches. The price of Tallow
North Eastern, 14, 121; Buffalo and Lake Huron, has risen to 635. on the spot:
41, 44 ; Ditto New Shares, 4, 34 d ; Dutch Rhenish, . In the London Bankruptey Court, yesterday,
41, 41 d ; Great Western of Canada, 21, 211; Ditto Mr. H. J. Cameron, of the Royal British Bank,
New Shares, 1-16, 3.16 p ; Great Luxembourg, 64, came up for his last examination, but as no ac-
-6 15-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 12*. 13. counts had been filed the meeting was adjourned.
The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this An attempt WAS made, through Mr. Cameron's
afternoon, were as follows :-Bedale and Leburn solicitor, to obtain the restoration of papers-which
1071; Belfast and Ballymena 1,1147 ; Birkenhead, were taken from the bankrupt when he was appre.
Lancashire, and Cheshire 2 9621; Blackburn 1,0661; hended in France; but the application was refused
Bristol and Exeter 6;9351; Caledonian 16.2511; by the Commissioner, who decided that the assig-
Chester tied Holyhead 7,3141; Cork and Bandon nees had a right to detain the documents.
3181; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 3651;• Deeside The position of the market for American Stocks
5051; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,2821; Dundee, is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.
Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,2701; Dundalk and -"On a review of the business in American Secu-
Enniskillen siii ; Dublin and Drogheda 1,7341; rities during the past week, we have nothing of
Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown interest to report. There has been more inquiry
2,5171; East Anglian 957/ ; Eastern Counties and for State Bonds, with few actual transactions, and
Eastern Union 25,848 ; East Lancashire 7,4031; in Railroad Bonds nothing has been doing "
Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline The following is a report of the London Wool
6,2971; Edinburgh, "Perth, and Dundee 40201; sales of to-day;-'° The attendance of buyers at
-Glasgow and South Western 8,0401; Great Northern Messrs. Belmey's sale have been numerous, and
of Scotland 1,6671; •Great Northern 25,3721; Great the biddings have ruled active, at very full prices.
Southern and Western .7,1311; Great Western The present series is expected to be brought to a
-33,6071; Kendal and Windermere 3441; Lancaster close on Friday next."-.
and Carlisle 7,5321 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire The llioniteur publishes the monthly returns of
27,8501; Llanelly Railway and Dock 475/; London the Bank of France to August 13. We give the
and Blackwell 1,6731; London, Brighton, and South most important items, with the corresponding
Coast 20,4261; London and North Western 74 1711; figures of last Month, en regard:-
-London arid South Western 200481; London, August. July.
Tilbury, and Southend 2 5651; Manchester, Shef-
Coin and bullion, Paris 110,537,964 .. 109.802,656
field, and Lincolnshire 11,7031; Manchester, South Ditto ditto branch banks 134,616,222 .. 152,573,723
Junction and Altrincham 1,.2531; Maryport and Bills discounted, Paris 308,112,160 .. 300,546,085
Carlisle 1,194/ ; Midland 34;9351;: Midland Great Ditto branch banks
in
Western 3,5551; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,87.2/ ; Notes circulation, Paris 534 512 600 552 9-0 500
Ditto branch banks 55,056,900 :: 55,655,2004
North British 6,2521; North Eastern 41,3531; Treasury deposits
North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 8,7111 ; Private deposits, Paris .•• 136f 545, 719 • • 1391 . 748 950
North Western 1,2111; Oxford, Worcester, and Ditto branch banks 22,856,187 .. 24,824 998
Wolverhampton 4,5111; St. lit len's Canal and Advanced on pnblicsecurities 22,745,736 .. 24,001,936
Railway 1,6351; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Ditto by branch banks .
2,0881; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,6151; Shrews- Advanced on railway securities 17.246,100 .. 13,542 600
bury and Hereford 1,6621; Scottish 'North Eastern Ditto by branch banks
(late Aberdeen) 4.8101; South Devon 2,9491; South. The stock of Coin and Bullion show a decrease of
Eastern 23,4151; South Wales 7,1281; Taff Vale 680,000/. ; the discounts an increase of 660 0001 ;
41241 ; -Ulster 1,5581; Vale of Neath 1,8001; War- the government deposits an increase of 190,0001.
rington and •Stockport 3381; Waterford and Kil- the private deposits a decrease of 200,0001. ; the
kenny 45.21; Waterford and Limerick -1,1331; West advances on stocks and shares an increase of
Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,3301; White- about 200,0001. ; and the note circulation an in-
haven and Furness 4391; Whitehaven Junction crease of 37,0001. The continued decline in the
4451; Buffalo and Lake Huron 7661; Dutch Bank's metallic stock forms an unfavourable
Rhenish 3,37/; Eastern of France (late Paris and feature.
Strasburg) 3.7,0871; Grand Trunk of Canada 9,3751; The following are the latest quotations of Foreign
Great Luxembourg 8931; Great Western of Canada Exchanges :-Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to 11 17 ;
7,1571; Northern of France 36,0731; Orleans, do. three months, 11 19 to 11 191; Rotterdam,
Bourdeaux, and Branches 37,781/ ; Paris and do , 11 191 to 11 198 ; Antwerp, do , 25 -32/ ell
Lyons 31,135/e Sambre and Meuse 9431.; Western 25 40; Brussels, ditto, 25 32* to 25 40 ; Hamburgh,
,And North Western 32,8521. , do., 13 81 to 13 81; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 25 ;

The detailed :Indian accounts do not seem to
have had any unfavourable effect upon the Market
for Public Fuuds.and Securities. Indeed, the very
opposite may be said to be the case, as during the
whole day there was an improved demand, and the
,market closed firmly. It appears that the Hon.
•Company has sufficient funds available for all
-.arrangements that may become necessary by the

-insurrection in their territories, and that there is
no prospect of English capitalists being called

.•
.upon (at least for the present) for any large ad-
vance in the shape of a loan. In a pecuniary point
of view, therefore, the in.surrection is viewed with

less alarm ; but many are still of opinion that
-means will have to be raised before the revolt is
thoroughly suppressed. With regard to the events
that have occurred since the previous despatches,
the opinion expressed is unfavourable, although.
upon the whole, it is evident that a more cheerful
tone prevails. This led to large purchases of stock,
and some of those who had p-I:3viously sold upon
the first intimation of the intelligence bought back,
which had the usual effect of producing a re-
actionary movement. Added to the more sanguine
feeling produced by the Indian aceotints, there
was less pressure in the demand for money in dis-
count circles to-day, and, moreover,, asmnall amount
of gold was taken into the Bank of England•
Speculation is stilt very active, and during the cur-
rent account it is IKtely that the transactions will
be extensive, though perhaps there may be less fide-
tuation than has been experienced in the psst
month. Consols for Money closed at -90:i to 901,
and for the Account, .911 to 91. Ecchequr Bills.
5 dis. to 1 pm. and the New Three Ter Cents, 91*
to 91.
The London Itlilway Share Market was not so
strong today, and prices were hardly maixrtained.
The following were the closing prices :
Caledonian, 781 ; Eastern Counties, 111 ; East
Lancashire, 96, 97 ; Great Northern, 96, 97;
Do. A Shares, 02 ; Great Western, 533; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 984. 09 ; Leeds Northern,
441, 3 ; London and North Western, 1011,
102 ; London and South Western, 94, 95 ; Man-
chester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381 391; Mid- •
land Stock, 831, 84 ; North British, 45i,461; South
Eastern and Dover, 711. 721 ; York, Newcastle, and
Berwick, 933, 911 ; York and North Midland,
773, 78; Great Western of Canada, 211 ; Grand

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do., three months, 25 60 to 25 05; Marseilles, do.,
25 62.1. to 25 65 ; Frankfort, do., 1191 to 1191., ;
Vienna, do., 10 29 to 10 32 ; Trieste, do , 10 31 to
10 34; St. Petersburg, do., 361 to 36k.

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.

Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap.
32, for the We3k ending August 7, 1857.
MITE DEPARTMENT. ,
Debit. I Credit.
Notes issued .. £25,098,650 Government
Debt
Other securities 3,459,900
Gold Coin and
Bullion

£25,098,650 j Total .... £25,098,650

„ BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Credit.
Government se-
curities £10,593,654
Other securities 18,679,056
Notes 5 551,210
Gold and silver
coin

Debit.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 6,300,771
Other „ 10,263,335
Seven days, and
other bills.. 736,352

660,104

Total .... £35,484,024 I
Compared with the retur
have the following results :
Active circulation
Decrease

Total .... £35,484,024
'n of the previous week, we

£19,547 440
358,540
11,283,754
18,398
3,630,566
93,663
736,352
40 137
6,300,771
935,452
10,263,335
199,733
10,593,654
2,427
38,679,056
461,532
5,551,210
321,810

Bullion..
Decrease

'rs
unk, 121, 12i; Oxford, Worcester, &c., 32 33
After official hours the following were the prices
paid :—Caledonian, 781; Eastern Counties, 113-16,
11 5-16; East Lancashire, 962; Great Northern,
96, 97 ; Ditto A, 92, 33 ; Great Western, .52i, 53 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire., 99k, 991; London and
Noith Western, 1021, 1021; Midltt-nd Stna,, 841,1