... I ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN COPPER | COMPANY. ceipt An extraordinary meeting of proprietors was atten held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street; line I Mr. it. W. ScHNEiDER in the chair. that Mr. W Ima read the notice convening the meeting. the b The CHAuImAw said as it was only the half-yearly meeting was I there were no printed report or accounts to present, but it COUn would be ...

... PORT PHILLIP AND COLONIALaOLD MINING COMPANY. 2 An extraordinary general meeting of the pro- 8 prietors was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishops- S gate-street. Mr. J. D. PowLEs in the chair. The CHAIRMAN read a statemont of accounts, by which it appeared that the return for six months wa, quantity I crushed, 8,919 tons; yield of gold, 8,521 ounces; or an 2 average of 19 dwts. perton. ...

... NITHRRLANDS LAND ENCLOSUE COMPANY. I . . I The eighth (adjourued) annual general meeting of the company, in London, was held yesterday at the Lomdon.Tavern, Mr. G. P. BIDDER mi the chair. The fol. lowing report was road: IAs the diretots bad not received the definitive deter- mination of the Dutch government on the long-pending negotiations with the company in time to report on the subjpct to ...

... I I ~ ~ ~ ~~ . ~ . I CASUALTY. 5 Inkermann, of Greenock, Captain Smiley, from the Clyde to- Bombay, has foandered in thle Bay of Bicay; crow oaved.- Gibraltar, August 8. ?? ARRIVED. b ANNA MARGARE'IHA-St Belf ast, August (, from ?? AGATHA GNRTRUIDA-fattHull, August 8, from ?? 1) Auy LouIsA.-at Gravosend, August 9 from ?? ANAPOLS-at Liverpool, Augusta9, from ?? r ALOisER-at Liverpool, August 9 ...

... UNES. I FriDAY Ev= 0o. The mining market to-day, though rather quiet, was on the whole firmer. Rosewarne United shares were in demand, and have advanced. Wheal Trelawnoy were likewise better. West Wendron Cousols and South Condurrow were inquired for. The other business was principally in shares in Alfred Consols, West Caradon, Wheal Uny, South Basset, Stray Park, Great Retallack, East Basset, ...

... Af IN A S. TUESDAY EVENING. The miarket for British Mining Shares has been L rather quiet. Treloweth, East Basset, Stray Park, I North Roskear, Great Retallack, and Great Alfred a inquired for. it The closing prices were :-Alfred Consols, 61t, : ; a Calvaiditack, 1, 12, Condurrow, 95, 1ion East N Basset, 117i, i22j; East Caradon, 10-, .j East a Russell, 12k, 1 ; Groat Retallack, 38s., 4(k.; ...

... 31ONfEy mARKIET AN) CITY NEWS. WEDNESI)AY EVEN ING G. 1 Th~er is no furtbier chiange to notice in the Money w Tll.z lis ll \ jwrtiav parcel of X96,0tl) gold was sent into ll lissoiution of Parliawent has finished winat lII ite un1seasonalde vweather had begun, and Lon- to 1l,w, for a time, deserted of miany thousands , 111,l^ N~oin it depends for the maiitenain-e of its ?? I ratil busness. ...

... )SIIPPING. CUSTOLM-HOUSE, AUGUST 23. EXTruEnD INWABDS.-The Sylph from Barbados, Achilles from Phifladelphia, Mora, Vanessa, Bosphorus, and Globe from Cionstadt, Caroline from Jamaica, Martha Brader from Villa Nova de Portirnao, Alvuen, Ermrys, Harmonie. and Heathorbell from St. Petersburg, Isis from the liManritina, Lady Gray from Rigs, Amanda from ditto, Superior from tlea~borg, tnrhawk from ...

... LATEBT LONDON MARKETS YFRID&1 ZVENING, Atie. 17. CORN, &C.-The total supply of Eoglish wheat, dog, at -Mar-k.-lae this week has been vary small; but froin abroad the imports have proved borgs of wheat, CsO ad flonr(bar. rel eand tack). Trho siow of home-growa wheat fresh sop thismoring as cauty. Asd ihe daenand ruled steady at wasprety ood wihou &l~uelonin ?? were fir atMooa~ a avoee f 2 pe qr ...

... AsIIJPPIA; G. - I .. . . _, CUSTOM- HOUSE, AuGUST 22. EEItNtrn Icwinna.-I-The Alinital front St. Peters- burg, St. Bride trom Bordeaux, Ida troum Strelsuiid, Salfem irom Gtr,,isirtft, J hnt anid May froin Opetto, Spey from Crouseildt, Divilz from Diletzic, Wave trout ditto, Chei- lotte EIelei ?? Zevilie, .Mari Theresa trom St. Petcrs- buig, Meargarethat front ditto, Alesswindro Bich front ...

... MONERY MARKET AND CiTY ATEIVS. 9P _ _ ?? WEDNESDAY EVENING.ge The letter of the Enaperor Napoleon III, to Si Count Persigny, the French Ambassador in London, C the original and a translation of which appeared in The .ffornii~q Chronicle of to-day, has produced Eta i most gratifying effect. The public accord to his th Majesty full reliance oin thle straightforward and 1 manly assurances of bis ...

... I_ ?? THE anxiety inspired by the state of the weather is weighing upon trade in every depart- ;ment. It is feared that irreparable damage has been done to the grain crops in many districts, and that the yield will be very deficient. More- over, owing to the superabundance of moisture, it is beyond question that a large portion of the potato crop will be lost. The food question con- sequently ...