... MOMEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE.| FRIDAY EVENING. The English funds have been heavy during the week, and well they may be, when, on the one hand, Parliament have already sanctioned railways amount- lng to upwards of 140,000,000 of money-to say no- thing of the 70,000,000 granted last year; and, on the other, Lord John Russell has declared, that Go- vernment do not intend to interfere with ...

... LONDON MARKL'ETS-SATURDAY. 10 eLONDON AVElR1AGES FOIL TIlHE RI IM IItIN'(O AU(;. 10. C, Wheat, 8,159, 0s 2dd; Barley, 1,415, 27s; OJats, 0,304, 23s 3d a Rye, 1-24, 32s 2d; Beans, :152, Ills lil; eas, 122, 3Ss id. is COlRN AIRItIVALS. r The following are tile arrivals of Corti, Pualse, Seeds, and Floor, k in tlre port of Lo.odon, duiring the week ending Augost 10:- = English : Wheat 3,8rs, ...

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... The following appeare(d in a Second Edition of the Jlorniny Con (mice of yestcerday We have received by extraordinary express from Marseilles, in anticipation of the overlatndt ?? news from India and Chiina, conveyed by the IIin- dostan, which arrived at Suez from Calcutta on tile 7th instant. By this arrival wve hfave intelligelnce from Calcutta to the 5th of July, and from Bombay, via Madras ...

... S1-Ol?'liVG IVT'ELLIGENC'. ?? I I'o ?? ( YGOPK A 10 'ST MlEATINfi. WrDN.rrAY.ota-tih Dunrdtis S~takes of 1,5 Saes ertlrh, 10 fl, and 00tI ?? flee railc 0(1( 0jitttuater. II cain.- Mr. Gully's Tire fleeti, 3 yrs, lit slit ?? (A. flay) 1I Mr ltsltrtsiighIirtiret, t, ye's, OAt Till ?? ?? 1 ' MeI. 1'lrtrtrriets Tue, Ioriildl, :3 yrs, Uisc uib ?? tO ?? Allie's tile Atl'i',3 rSc, list 111? ?? (i ...

... RAILIVA YS. RAILWAY SHARE LIST FRa MONDAY, AUG.17. RaRlwiYs paid, Iclosing Proicec IUsiness11 1JuL0. Aiil,,oIlnlf.,E.. 2 3/ 4 'A dil I g/ 2 B~irr~iin'Whlini & ?? 100 IS 130 22 Dou, ~New(iss. 7 di4 .. ?? 32 353 Ifirminio. and Outl, Jour. 2 0 I% 4 ViPmi 5% 6 5%al Bjistol mid Exeter ?? 75 11 15 Jill DoNowl . . . 414 by14pm lirislol and Gl~ouicster . . g0 29 22 ps,, Bunckinighamshire ?? 42.. 114 ' ...

... | FREE TRADE DEMONSTRATION AT STAFFJORD. r[iOM OUR REPORTrER.] STAPF1ORD, VEDNIESDAY.-Yesterday was a ?? day il Stafford. The triumphs of free trade were elebrated with every demonstration of enthusiasm end delight, and the utmost harmony mnd concord prevailed thro haliti The committee under whose management this dulilou- stration came off, applied to the county magistrates ihr the use of the ...

... _ _ DUBLIN, August 13. he Orange Processions.—These intended assemblages are likely to pass over in peace. The Packet newspaper this evening, a journal which has always advocated Orangeism, has the following observations upon the subject: —We derived heartfelt gratification from the perusal of a resolution to forego the intended procession, passed at a meetmeeting of the district masters and ...

... LONDON TIRADE REPORT. SAl t3AY EfoxoN rl.-7'AIT.LO'.-Thlere is a better| d4i'ild, II Ild pries in yestierday'ssalestwelirattlel hi'iler. i'n'tli lnd ?? -l ims Cape fetchied 40s to 41s; '0 ciiks ?? tirst sort, .l1s 3d to 41s 9d ; 100 casks Odessa 40s to II. Ndl per vwt. IllE ilAl\TUACTURIING DISTIRICTS. MA\ ( ill ?? ce is not tmuel ?? change in the ttrl i't silwie IiieItit ; bint thlet ...

... IVESTI hDI)A MAIL, The followina. appeared in the greater plrt of our yes- teridy's illprest on:- 'I lie Royy;l l Steam Parket Teviot arrived( at South- amipto i at seven pill., on tie illii of Aulg~ust, with the mail from trith .sllowing' placees: -St. Jaso dtie Cuba A!th Julv, .iliiei -24til, r;cmel Q64L, Porto 1,ico 2Mth D, eme- rn;L 1')01, Tobaoo 2Ist, Trinidaod i1st, B3ntrbtdoes 24th, C ...

... DUBLIN, August 15. o The Potatob Blight.—The aecouuts continued to be received are very alarming. The Evening Mail—a journal which, during the whole of the last spring and winter f( strenuously denied that there were any fears for the p :tato o crop —now admits that the whole of this year's early crop is lost, but it expresses hope that the late sown crop may be saved. Unhappily, all the ...

... LANCASHIRE. Another Failure in the Product of our Fields, so far as the potato crop concerned (says the Liverpool Mercury), now not merely apprehended, but ascertained, in this neighbourhood at least; and we are assured like calamity impends over most of the districts of these kingdoms. Further information will soon be our possession ; but, in the meantime, the fact is so important and ...