... THE OVERLAN D MAIL. [The followiiig appeared in a Second Edition of our paper of yesterday :-j By advices froml Trieste, of the I3th inst., we are informed of the arrival at Suez of the Indiau mail. The IHaddington left Calcutta on the 3d July, and arrived at Suez on the 4th inst. Her dates from Bombay are to the 5th July. The mail which left Bombay on thle 7th of Juiic must have returned to ...

... THE MONEY MARKET. CITY, THiS D)rAY, TWO O'CLOCK. Consols for Money, 96D ?? Consuls for Account, 9t36 1. DENMARK. IHAMBURG, JULY 18. [FrO., OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The Assembly of Notables in Flensburg closed its sittings on the 16th, and the members will by this time have returned to their respective homes. After having accepted the report of its committee on the Government proposal for the ...

... , VR t' BA NKR UP TC )'-SATURDAYS [Before Mr. Contmissioner Foniblanqssc.] .Is i; ht I IX RE J. N.~ DOWSON. T bankrupt was a1 fotrrislijec irosninonger in, oxford- etreut. His debts are-secured, £1,556 unsecure-., £3,981 tdenc isasets, £3.1 1,4, in addition to £2,200 hel b thie secured cout creditors. His capital oin the 1.9t of S.'ptes oier, 1850, was In ?? £2,519 ; the losses aire put down ...

... FEAL GlEE EIIGRATION FV'ND. Yesterdav the seventeenith party of emigrarts, to be (les- p1atehed by the ship AustIalosia, left London for Hobart Town. Ar. Sidney Herbert, the Rev. J. Brown, thc Rev. Mr. Quekett, Mrs. Ierbert, and several lalies e niebers of tbe committee), and the felinles v yho go out under the pro- tection of the cosisnitte, l- ft the Blaekwall lisay Iaen- hllurcle-strect, at ...

... ak TUESDAY ;OCTOBER 7. Those lines onlT sre quoted i, which business has hees done this day, or for which closing prices can be given. INA Railways. |kberdeen ?? ?? Am., Not., :oes., &. E. J. Birmn.,Wol., AStour Val. I Birkenhead; Lancashire, I and Cheshire ?? Bristol and Exeter ?? ?? ?? Chester & D1olybead ?? Dublin and Belfast June. |East Anglian(£25 L. and E and L. and D.) .. . Do. (1S E. ...

... LONDON MARKETS-- THIS DAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The continued damp and unsesonably mild weather has had a depressing influenec on the Corn trade throughout the country during the past week, and the condition of most of the samples, being much affected thereby, indssced the millers to refmiu front making their usual purchases ; the improvement in thc trade that might have bees calculated oil from the ...

... LO.VDOiN MARK' ATHETS-FiRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. 'rhe arrivals of foreign Wh'Ieat and Flour ijot this port this week have beets so hueavy vi., 30,000 quarterm of wheat and 11,000 sacks of flour) as to cast a gloolm over our market, and buyers having acted wvith great caution, tile ainoutit of busilsess dosie tim been simail, and previous rates have Ihardly been maintained. Thle two arrived ...

... A?A1LWA Y ASWARE?. -4- | MIONDA \ lit S hoee lines only are quote ni- ldone thisthey, or for seiloch ol 70 ORtDINARY SHI of I Roilevays. | Paid. to re 10 ill '5 iy ct ult I . at of at ie 10 10 Aberdeen ?? Am., Not., Kns., & E. J. Birnm., Woi., &Stonr Val Bristol Iiclii Exeter. ?? Ceeseer & llolrhcnad Dduhb, and Belfast Jeiic. Dciii., 1'erthl,& Aber. Jun. Ecat Arngliall(£25 L. an~d E. end L. ...

... I' EINTNING EDITION. TIlE MONEY MARKET. CITY TillS TPAY. TWO O'CLOCK. Cousols for Money, O69 i. Consols for Account (April), 90lC I. PORTUGAL. 0 LISBON, MARCle 9. LFRO15 OUR OWN COiRIESPONDENT.] The carnival, with its usual succession of amuse- ments, interrupted the progress of business in the Chambers, so that little has been done during the week ; but in consequence of the great sensation ...

... AUS'TRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COM- PAN.Y. The annual meeting of the proprietors of this company wvas held yesterday at the office, 12, King's Arms Yard, Coleman-street; Mr. John Studholme Brownrig- in the chair. It appeared from the report read on the occasion, that as regarded sheep, the stock on the 1st of January, 1849, with lambs yeaned, amounted to 126,120, of which there remained on the 31st ...

... RAIL WVA Y SHIARES. THURSDAY, FFBIsUARY 13. Those lines snily are qunoted its which business has berin done this days, or for which closing prices can be riven. Railways. FsiR Closim Pmcs. Business Done. Abeordeen ?? 13%/ 14 13 ~% %7A( FDo. Prefertue ?? 5 6 S 1 ( ds kiAn,, Not., Pos. & E. J. 8j 55' 5% dib 3 %V Berks aid Holant Ex. (G.I 1W'rt.. perp'. 8 p. Cent.)'6 4 3 pmt Birrnilghaii and ...

... EVE~N.-NG EDJITrL(N.1 THL[E MON1EY MARAET. -4-- it o Cy'I'x. THIS DAY, Two tiiCLQCh, titer. Console'- for,1 Moity, ofR-1 11. 1F A NC E. LEGISLXTIYE ASSEMBLY.snu tis OF IR F DAY, le.' AtI [FPOM C1 It OWN ?? General Bledeati, one of thle v'ice-prosideutf took ...