... MONDAY. An unsuccessful efflort was made to obtain an ad- vance in the funds, upon the satisfactory result of the debate in the French Chambers, on the question of the right of search. Consols touched 948 to 5; but that price was not long mnintained. Tle mar- ket soon receded to 94-l- to B, and at the close of business had declined to the level of Saturday, the last price, both for time and ...

... MR. GLADSTONE Senior, AND FREE TRADE. ad [FROM A COR RESPONDENT.J l e have no wish to criticise severely the twaddle slit of an old gentleman in his eightieth year, but really $ if the Post and the Standard will cry it up as oracu- at lar, it may be worth notice at least asa specimen of [d; the stuff of which their oracles are made. )W, MIr Gladstone, senior, it seems, will not allow Alihis ...

... MONEY MARKET and CI71Y NEIV, SATURDAY. Consolsewere last quoted a shade lower hatil day, the last price being 96,1 to 3; t;ar n, ,,f and 961 sellers, fornmoney. The Newl'ltree.aataaQ Half per Cents., 102' to j; Batik Sto'k for tl,. opening, 185 ; lExchequer Bills, 63 to t;5 fareti There have been some convih'rall. , eff'ected to-day in Spanish Stock. partinlarl . the New Spanish Threes, which. ...

... MONEY MARKEr and CITY NEWS. In FRIDAY. g Thle sinuiticant silence of the leading ministerial Id organ this morning, its sudden stoppage of the cry in for blood, its entire oblivion as respects Ireland and to the irish, have beea looked upon to-day as indica- es tors that the threat of yesterday was not sanctioned by tbe government; but that conciliation will be 1 tle rulilg policy towards ...

... l O 1)O.VT ?tADL REJPORT, T1'UF.DAY E'v aiNG,-SU (JARn-P2 huls Barhadoes wer e sold by inuI inu nt hlIghrtrh Ihii rittes. Good to line yellow fetched t;(3.i o otiS (id ; low to iniddlif~g tili 6Jit to t6i3. 'in Irodc holi-git fieelo, nud th!eir pucteases exo,-d M.O0 hidds kizid tiz!rces. Thu refine d marui twes firmt, (ie i12 Beote ijastnuces higher rute.i vere paid.3 Standard Lnmpo feted 77s ...

... JII f/l l,)'\ Ii t l)R.4 I P17 INO ' MPlMIE31 ER. 'i LI. It E iv o ! t Ylt ta d i-t ttiotlto of 1 I ron Ituo..tnI ro woittt l ,i ir Iftilci PI'l To ftii Im-fotro lit tube ptt'ostit i~n lo (inIt' 'taoo o! thle truIv, Ftind thei yv (I .1 rr pirospect liir tie OItuie. Tinhy were re.'i-i-od by the Printnier with much i t'r-' fcni tos'r to which theyc weri ucifku Etittl' d by 0t rei-c .tutbilit y ...

... THE LEVAINT MAIL. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 7. [PROM OUR OWNO t:ORitastOtNtEt4T.j 0n5 Wednesday morning deepatehee were received hymni extraordintiry Tatar from Belgrade announcing thveresult of thre election. The Borvien qustioton is, therefore, Jim Ohr present oft an end. We may Jbr thre prrautod, becauone the re- solta will be felt long after thle rauses which gave rise to them have been ...

... TrADE REPORT. SATURDAY FvUINGNO.-T A.-30,009 packages are ad- vertised tor sbil on Wenesday next. The market has etill a firm and healthy appearance. TALLOW.-St Petersburg Yellow Caudle is In demand, at 42i 61 per cwt on the epot and 43s per owt for delivery l tho lost three months. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. BRADPORD.-Oar market presents a healthy aspect. We have had a fair uttendat;ce of ...

... LONDON MA4 RKEJS-SATURDAXY LONDON AVERAGES OF 0'RA1i5 PFon THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 7. Wheat 5,353 qrsaverugeles 4d; larley2,880qrs, average SMs lid; Oats 20,220 qrs, average IUs 0d . Rye UJ5 qrs, average 288 Od; Be-,n 1,000 qrs, average 32s 5d; Peas 807 qrs, average SOS Cd. CORN ARRIVALS. The following are the arrivals of Corn, pulse, Seeds, and Flour, In the port of London during theweek ending ...

... BtRNINON AM, WEDNESDAY, AuG. 30.-Tbe following , is ia copy of a Ietter frorn Lord.'Vesterru to Mr. R. Spooner, i on the subject of the late mseting:- * Fellix-lHall, Aug. 23 To the Chairman of the Mee:ting of the Blrmiuiighm 4 Chamber of Coumerce, asssmbledI at the Wetoiloo Rooms, on the Ia6th of August. Sir--I have read with great interest the a-rount of thepioceediingeof the meetinig at ...

... SHIppINa 1NT2BLLIGBENC. Loarnoac, AUGa. 31.-Wind this day at noon, light eatterly Pi15 and fitne.-Seven p.m., moderate breeze from E. to S.E., anod fine. DEAL, Auo. 30.-Wind a~m. W.; p.m. N.E.-Arrived the Aqee. fromt Jamaica, Louise from Bremen for Phniladelpltia. Sailed the Indian for Launcestont,Dont Quixote for Rio, Thomas Hull for Cuba, Pearl for Montreal, Malvina fOrNewfoundland, ...

... MYONEY MARKET and VITY NEWS. I WEDNESDAY. It is highly impolirtanit for the trade of' Great Brititin to renew our comminercial treaty with the 111tniils, and it is satisfactory to learui that thle cjlhjines which have taken Vlace in thle cabinet at lji,. N- ill Riot beO 1(1vCTse to t ic Success oci the nego- tilitios o in delieiderice, through tbe algency of )r., E'llis, to eflet that oliject. ...