The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-30 00:00:00

I e • I . . ~ :.; e - - - G. . e - e- e r 1," 1 :4- e 41.-... ~ dc.." .•o [ 4 , ri i. .._ t :". . . : ..‘e-'"- /I% 4 ' a "gl e Tit) ~ ~ . . .4.... I . • . - _ . . • • ..---- NO. 2,1 124 - ........... LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1853. --- - ------ . -RANKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. - ----- -- - INVONVIENT Or CAPITAL. IRELAND. so far as they can yet be ascertained, is thus stated SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 41411 TIES DESIROUS of IN VEs f ING MONEY are retreated to in Mr. Mihill Sl au g ht er ' s if Railway Shore le 1 Intworp and Roaardam 1 4 die e , ~. ~ a, of tae 3VI lONAL ASSURANCE and INVraT. EtriLis, MAY 28. Lis t: ' r e 'c r . ' .41 t 711014. by which a high rate of interest may be eta 10 4 Ssekess le Genionsaa.. 1 dbl i ra The railway market, though inactive and rather so ii -- Zi alli seemetwa litylmaw ... 1 1 4 i 3 1 Na A most welcome and propitious change has taken Amount per Share. SATURDAY Ergwrsa. 1 ,1 . 3 , 1110 110110 gnaws Jaw* 4 ti 4 ,7,... - t, v:, L .M . tan , with Pre.l 4 .4 , oritY. ~,, ,„ 1 „...„, ..rd fu.i intormsuon may be tad at the Office, oe seat, place in the weather, the parching east wind which spat.. 4.t. ca. a h. Amaane flat in tone, is yet comparativel 11 ted 19 6 Dula stressisse ,-r--a.--, e. Due. Already Number regards prices. In fact this mark y et we is good suPPP in r itsel as f, so w 16 1 i t e latua r eoe , lo i '''': • 1 11 t i l Ps" 253 Pi fr".""'"'"rrreit IloßaisoN. x um Dimetor. prevailed without any interruption for nearly three weeks having at length yielded to a brisk anti genial tor Dv e k . ee m lr eiee ""; re . 1853 k,,, .anavde, b a l su fo ni r ed pol a it n ica u l p eo w n a a rd ider re a n ti d o e n n s e , y 7ou Th ld e pro ra b: s bl o y f $ 3 0140 Mao P•191•SIO•••• 2 21 . hiiritwo.Trarshurnintro. Lomita. breeze from the West, which has already brou g ht .., to , ,eneet v..s.i .l7 2 ien aa , di. 4 e l ree 11 !. un ...----- ~ l ir l i. H . l f L e L . E c h ssi , „, P Aith E i... CT o o .4, ll l... A L eed.. C s AZlLl O ' i us Preference come most valuable showers. This change did not N3ramemac and Dealers 13 4 40 0 36,0042 144,000 continuation are given in another column. la several F 4 ii Well'rem"."4". Dar a 5m instances prices of the heavy stocks were a shade ~.5 ~: , e .. e , lAftalt , r '"' s4 . 3 P•cl-r** l a -dis *Great Lozawybotue ipoth. 6.11%-.toral Ailectiona, a n d e. r c on ,, t h,„ 0 tehei , i s the take ylace too soon, as all the earlier crops were be- _ GIMP. a. or wet. ao the Greet:go/them New 11 o wn. .1 i .. ~.,,, me . .. 1 eel . e „. ereie reer . ueeeee . rziers found their supply of grass deficient. The o, g a n t,"" hri wanc . i .° hy iv. Ketant to the proprietor of w o c e r e p eetned , . ad 33 3 110 o ewe 202,500 lower than yesterday, but Lancashire and Yorkshire IZ ji --- " --. 21., It 9. g ... ". " r r i e d m ed a i inelin,and lr O is ic h fo o rd rea a t ndNirorcesn .w were t de- 5 2 Do. ' - - "" e l • •••• ••• If 14 6 14 ,e,e, !epee • , • .; ; . . _ ..., fl ..p,, t , e ..„carotyis ,, ltl , lo•o ,,f a erzif L une e e,. .liot . ienza, nees . tee : ate sowings have not su ff ered; but taken in conjunc- weieeesseeetea:ree. woe. •.h"e r r il l .:l,7, l , 7 •,,,,,. ` Li 0 , 0 ,,,0_ 0 %,, 0 , 0 w lipa r.t. !ion with the long protracted severity of the season ey. f,1, 2 (V, allo t t r laelt . ■ t) 8 12 I 0 0 23,770 77,337& 3 Do. (Caul) ... - ... . . It 11 t ); en . higher._ . Southern and elt erne to 3 Do.' per at. Prekrestor 1 6 tut oao9-7 4 ,,; ; ,,„ / ~„i, 1 ,,,,,.„1!,,,, e nclo s e, m a ma t i ne , i s e n d h g In Spriog, it is probable that so much of the recent Baud: of :8 7 1 ..... S 10 le 3e o so,ooo moo exPe ced a decline of 10s. 9 Lyons sad Mediterranno - Pla e n 04. 1 .1Z0. , . everywhere. ln I••••••, 49 1.. led. ant.. 5,11 feel. parching weather will have some injurious effect on S tret"h.7. 4B ° Be"' 10 7 t Maass ... ... .. .. SSI pm - 2 4 29 Kern Amends ... .. .. - - 1311161iTON BELTZEIt WATER, 4s. a Dozen , the productiveness of the harvest , ford news' Sto 3O 44 40 0 4,211 17,074 THIS DAY, -Two o'CLocee *Southern arming 1 4IS 0 0 120,050 . £1072011,:94001IA a Namur A Lain (with tn.: 71 71 The ra n i l h w a a d y l i m tt al little market l o p e effneecdt upon fl a tly , p b r it e e tt! e T Lo ur n k d is o h n i e: , * sr Do. DG. Do eu. .f.e s z w in r tei . est .issa ) ..:, 11 - - 344 D i l l rt has azecct D him PRICE for Brighton Seltzer Bulls have been received from Rome for the comm wu a s,' ree te-"'" lwr d 'wenf AlN'''thef w'te'l w 4 r .7 st° oration of the Rev. John Kilduff, D.D., as successor e • The proportion Ts6 Lted by forei g n enspaitios is 71,217,4u0, but an d North-Westerns, Midlands, and South.Easterns 101 16 Northern arra.' ,an : womb 04 unournowed 11 sot un quelled. Six-times r o pes i e'arriut. to .. _ p e g. and fete , limppited in auk quintities to the late Bishop O'Higgins, of Ardagh. (foe R . & Amiens sha 141 141 t h e holdouts at Englira proprietors are not known, a With interest at 5 mi. cent. from 31,4 March last. ga ly so mar hi' "Imre.** IhlaweT2.„__We °wily. . t . I. 4o Nwmhe with The committee of the projected Roman Catholic the morning. The settlement of have been lower, but generally this market shows L• 0,,. ig,..--si n ,-,71 , -,..,k Pra". 32 , 3 t on 89 m w 35 l' - ' • - a - d jr - l - eras 7.. .... 43 17 " 44 15 - 271 Boa yet ~, en be hat Oa a1iwi1.... --11 °°P 11 '. 7, P.111 w 411 University in Dublin have just received an accession the account is in full progress. t ThOureholdets hove the option of dindior a m is call • viz., by more firmness since lit' a nd3s,4lnevineretreet, liontanreet. oaring £4 on the lot lune and .24 mar,telor i. :rig ibe ber. J y an sbl a f z' XL; 10 30 PZ:iand Rouen ... .. 44 43 ...___.-- to their funds of more than 8001. from America, and 'else can interest at 4 per ram. on the -...---.--.., - 6001. from an anonymous subscriber. herons to the day of payment. French shares are lower. •IS * Paris end 0421191990.9291 . 37 El ad 361 _ . -- . u ..,, tom 5 , 14 .,.. day 30 , 4. 2 m antosn ia ;ream er Hans ... ..... 20 5 10 4 Polo,Cati-,andCanhoun 41 51 um John Hurley:, the supposed murde re r of a girl This statement shows a considerable increase in . ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS . lel 71 Quebec and *ahe m *.. fills pr I I dig ad ..... . . named Catherine Kindrigam, near Loughrea, was the demand for capital for railway purposes, almost ei. , re , . . ansseinA•s - ' ..•• 14AILWASS• . arrested this week by two of the peasantry, who, entirely in connection with foreign lines. The total _I ..._ Saturday* tw 2 P 2 °. lO ~; enure ant 94.1 in. .. _. 5/ 9) . f . having ascertained his hiding-place, were resolved if _______ amount called in the first six months of the last 81. 100 4 ho o -0101 - - .- . 281 se 10 4 Do. 34 per Cent. Probe. - - 1 . - possible to obtain the reward of 100/. offered by three years is stated b e l ow : 20 s, tinberg oil a=litosto . Id 2 South Eastern of Prance -.- 1 d, . * 4 leathern rd France 3 6pm . S e • • . government for his apprehension. All the exertions 1 ' . 9 1842 ~, of the police to capture the murderer were fruitless. 1861 2,338.718 Sf* an thaChasakikh.BllllolSLC. 11 12 i The noise and bustle of preparation having now Te a se ttling has easatasseed in the railway. seam 1 8 1 i gi Ike Za us - 1 1 :, 2 SL to te 3 / 1 4 21 w SO IS eroasso..er .re..../. te4 Da eat SO 8 Weeresseflarttaaleal.. I die ,- . I , i LSI. •mmil9mm•••• • 41133126 . 8610 7 63100871 9 and ot 4 ot' airs to eotKO market, and generally shows a small" bull " account. si: vie Caledonimi ... ,:: 01/ 701 70 404 I 8 4 Zesteali....... 2. 14 dls g. ~ , in all the departments, the Great Industrial Exhibi- Many is eery in this market, and the amouut of 6 ' all Chi.'" awl B.lTaw l2 - 234 24 234 ~ i s .r j r:::11 - --_._______ 1 - lion is now seen to its fullest advantage, and the SO all Cask and 'Unionll 211 floating stock continues limited. the sales from bor.a ri is D a mn .- .. ' JOINT STOCK BANKS. I' 1 I . - snit Belfast J °°"•. ana. 31 41 pea fide polders being of small amount at present rates. 13 se Dit , ilett, Perth... 4 WAS. :I ' 2 0 : L in fi m 1 -i n ; ence, and to examine the curiosities at their ease. 1 timing Butner Our usual list of the rates of continuation current to- decnJonetise ... ... 8 1 No. Bun. Pald pekes done ititi NY fo l low official return of visitors yesterday was as s: day, which were generally light, is annexed : ts al; Rot An ( iiiu 18 all Ditto (tl3 E and H.) 4 it -- Saturday tangy --- -- - Coutanwo. 20 20 tuna Connie ... . 13/ 114 ISI 4 11,500 40 Autraleala - -- N - Season ticket holders admitted . 3,829 London and North %rosters D ski Eastern Unto, Class A... 40,000 35 look clans 511 Ms Number of persons at 2s. ed. rIPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, 23 al Do. ease 13 sad editt p 71 l lAurulle, sal Mee 5 4 Ipm - Leneashire and Yorkshire *to3 16 se. 10e1 Ban laturebir• .. 731 711 24000 18 Usitii. Illeitia, sad ea. study elegem with economy. -JAMES COOK's THREE Total IS. A Vitliscii reiLleuee MAHOGANY AltAlstAN BI D . um t; ,, hoinery . Thegreatconflagration the Down • • London S. h W on mountains and put eaten l-10 to k IR to Iltdinhureb sad illusory . 731 744 74 MUD. Indium c.f.i ,et, Carpet. Loleinr.w, a , 15,080 le Lemke Illok af Au& ve „e..,_eneurres aoCer, 21 md - 33, Clurvii'ielnilldings, has been arrested. A vast tract of country was 1-1 G to f 11) 14, F.diebiirgh and Peebl e s .. - - Gala sod Midis . York and North Mitikuld St. 140 I Edinturan, Perth,Dunt% 30 33 so 15, 000 20 Lanais Chartand Bonk estaurseinixee. tail:nate* given, soda lin of jokes end post swept by the flames, and several cattle perished. Bern ides -32 to 1-16 St. Ino ifilaseow as SoutbWestera - - dilutes)* bre. llovers T H DA ILY NEWS. ____ Great Northern* Caledonians 1-16 to 4 St. tee Do. A, Stock ... ... 33 ST 9t. 103 Do. 31, Stack .. ... 114 10 50,0118 5 Royal Austral. Banking Lorna Morning Paper. pries s d. MONEY MARKET. Oxford and Worcesten l-16 to 6 St. 100 04.8onth. and Wast.(lre. 112 1111 and Gold Import. Co. 1 1 dis par Asa IV tint thr.n. the DAILY NEWS Is at the head of use LL MD 13 Smith S ustralia heal v ie . 01 Great dr.tain, advocating free 04111•1‘t• ink' 019•0914,4 N nth Stafforus • 12 II Irish South Eastern .. 7# 84 5.000 ... Do. New 241 8 111 eo n, and all a -owl a 113.1 proctien morass, whethar political, eosin, SATURDAY EVENING. L cds Northern% -32 to 1-16 SO an loncaster end Carla's .. 04 98 wyminadical. ••• Northern of France l-16 la the eaust awl value Una Cenral Nell/1.-la tb• accuracy edit, The tone of the English stock market to-day can 161 111 Do. Thirds . MI 141 pea Strasbourga be &port.. -ia the ample. trunfisk and impartial eharacter cd Ito scarcely be pronaunced favourable, but no further Lyons MISCELLANEOUS. 1-16 20 18 Do. Mao ... , 44 4 dis neer heeteeeee. and l" lee "'"I el ftw e e "' • ••" 1 ""'"cial"" decline took place, and on the whole, in face of the 14 II I i Do. West steaae . onlon 3 21 „ i Menne ornation yostuutel is the Cln, Railway, sal Monetary Aniales,- At the meeting of the Peninsular and Oriental 50 o u toe& t e no , eto .. ~, 164 17 Ole Paper is eseurewen. Turkish difficulty, and a tight money market, prices so. see eileceneteeses. Pd l pekes Buns= dome It 0.2.1.9.1.9 • 10999.• letsilai not of Shippies ( than any other paper- are f a i rly supported. In the Stock Exchange, how- Steam Navigation Company to-day, the proprietors itt tee Leaase Uld Steelman 91 91 Sate rday today hury,lk Southend 11 2 ea netspively nth report of Sappier in the Devlin N••• br every had to "'Omit to the declaration of a dividend of 3!. 13 3 Ilan . .Til oeer .,,, i , u ,, t ,_,„a th e a dy &ay 31.46.0 f R e p or t, w i t h h at o f p r i ces ever, money is easy, and the rates of continuationse. 100 Bri g hton, aS. Coa 1044 141 1041 4 10,5601 tea Urination AirrL.... 35 ;67 70 68 6 for the h a lt' year, instead of 4! . as heretofore, but the se. 100 Leaden* Narth.Weate 1171 116 zit 1171 417 50,BriaAniericanLand 31. bil 72 65 75 so pbliched anywhere. current at the settling, whicb has now commenced,l9,ooo, 1001 en rani Company... 224. Gi 70 It ad Irene need to fimSlas, as being the only paper besides the leeieate very • .. ... . - 5 ° 12 Dh• 21 hlw •• . I IA Pm 210 to I ue.steiseeit.sseineb ii It „an 100,000 1 • C 1714211 Pelee. 5,.4 si pto 79 .7i,,, r .“ yroch ear' Mei. sad km always excluded, from its columns '.. inactive specuiatton f ort h e time. Ilion of disappointment. The reduction was stated to se. 100 Genoa k south.;Vestor. S 1 SO 391 131.00te 4 tyist.Pel.of Frame 2111 „ Silalleaelm adrettlYetneitil. Notwithstanding the improved feeling resulting b e me i e l y owing to the great scarcity and increased 10 131 Da" S.' o .........5 5 dim 127,7111 litt. Brit. Aust. Land all 11pm ze IP Pruffe.ll Psh ll 4 147007 18 shown h 7 the last cetera of stamp from the ministenal statement that England and to 14 Do., too ... , . .. . 5 4 rha 1, Do. Preference._ all - - Bud try the ye a r 1330 to the leading London Newupaperu. by cost of shipping for the conveyance of coal to the es all Londonderry & adenine 12 18 120,001 S'Peelltiv.l.lsl.*Slin. all •31 lle pm. 51 8 1 wtalt '.: allt be seen that this paper (the youngest by more than France continue to act in concert on the Eastern various depots of the Company, prior to its entering 15 all Londondrrya Enniolullen 19 31 10 5 ,000 I SconlehAueLlniest ad ,11 2 par WI years) hel la live years bongo its three oldest oompetitors : aucet i on . coornoi, remained dull throughout the se no tdanali.Aet..fiLineollieb. 291 304 12,700 rei ,. Atudralian Land 23 141 43 42 EstablishatL Stennis koned. upon the performance of the new extended contract Si 41 Po. Man.o Elul. Unio , re it dia 10,000 1 The Diem's'''. Land 281 184 151 Moscow Clllaetletr 111srso INKY - Australian Agricultural shares were again very to. "el 130 . 114 11..1 014.11 ";f0 42 4 4 119...411.011.1991.19. • ' tango, to the middle of July, is as much heavy closing only. 50 471 ,Mid.O. t. flre)... ... --- 21 1761 Ditto Hof shares... ... - - oilier News 1940 1,152,000 to-da y , 66 to 69 The other land MINES. The a .n•leibell innate!' lam of thie position pa utles Um following as 3-1 G to 1, but this account will shares were flat. British American closed 68 to 70; se. 100 `Newmarket ... ... . SI 53 union recently eapressed by•ecatemporary : be of six weeks' duration, and the above rate.includes o flu • Wily Yews ' is the youngen 01 all the London morning and Van Diemen 's Land, 181 to 19. The contan o 31 2 4 D.• 8 ° 7 7 ElSeaSlaa .. i 1 via g 23 171 NewpartAurg.tHereford 4 5 dls SATURDAY &Tinian. PM% I oate Itr •t It took high ground ands lath liberal Mae -re. the income tax. The transactions in this department on Agriculture's was 3-16 to 3 . 16; on South Aus- se 711Newry wed omorltillen 21 s The market for British mining stocks continues Co pe tOtlnzo3nsistantly that camarvative liberaism which la clearly were very restricted. The official hualne s report see 'tee/co-enamor England ; anal 1 1 :10 4 7, with al , 444 .hd h i g h " includes :-Three per Cent. trails"' Land, 3-16 to 5-16; and on Van Diemen's "., ,a 2! eetowre ee Worgerelet s ate , ~8 1 .0.1 314 a very depressed state, the dulness of the other de e:Wallet .of tne recogalsell daily peen ■ and with the hugest Consols, for money, IS 15 Do. New -. .. ... - -. Land, 1-16 to 1. The shares of the two Scotch - - l'n ""- "' - .. .. partments of the security markets re-acting on this. newt et advertisem,ats -neat to the . Times '-obtened by say 1001, 1 ; ditto for account, 1001, a. Three per Australian companies remain steady. Crystal Palace RI 31iNartkera Counties Ul 9 lO ll Si 14 41. A few transactions continue to take place, but the dal:y irtry , r, its political more than sorrespooda with its oommercial Cents. Reduced, 991„1. Three-Quarter-Quarter per 8.. 100 'North British Na ... .. 36 id iminen.c." shares were quiet. Australian Banks were gene- is 14 North Devon, NI. ... - - dla ideas of holders and buyers as regards prices do not Ty Se ord.red of any Bookseller or Newsman is the kingdom ; 0461 Cents., 102), • ',l. South Sea Stock, 1111; ditto, rally the turn cheaper, and Oriental Bank fell 11. 5 all Do. 1 A Dehered - - agree. theorem le. Bouverientrat , Illeet.tgreet, London. New Annuities, 1001. Bank Stock, 230. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares did not im- . 5 - ! Dry se Ir 4 North 84.0 5 0,r 13 4 5 010re 154 41 ir Z ia In the gold mining share market there was little _ eu. POttlikeert NEW WORK. The active demand for money out of doors con- prove on the meeting, being done at 751 and 75. se all North western - es al movement, beyond the preparations for the settling. Jon published tinned . to- d ay, and the market was very stiff. M EMORANDUMS made in IRELAND, inGrand Central Railway of France shares closed 1/ 1 . 5 . t r i : sweesneet-weeteetete ..7 7, on Shares in all these adventures are extremely dull, the ....,, ~,,,,,. By Jou . Foos .. mil, took „ of the The Exchequer Bill market remains dull. The to 11 prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 3 die. to 3re 100 irele i o ,= ''.".`"".: e s " ;;I • and, whilst no instance of marked depression is to be etessistese lialiday.'. 2 mi.,. pot em, with IllostraUnew a price Ile. wide quotation is 3s. din. to Is. prem., the March issue prem.; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, St. 100 %Min Midland .:: - recorded, prices continue to dwindle. Peel 'liver Leaden : Smith, Elder, sad Co.. GS, Cores &L being a shade better than the advertised one. India Ito i prem. la other miscellaneous shares there °L to 41 " 1 ". 5 ' 14 ' 1 - ••• ••• 64 " have receded to 31 to 31 prem. The coutango on /1 , ,, ,,. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Bonds mark 30e. prem. was no feature. st. tee Do. L.SiN.W.Caar.Bth is is 10 s Shrewsbury andllernard 11 1 ale these shares ruled at 1-32 to 1-16. At four o'clock, Orthodox. AIHI-44014:041. ail Odium's la 414. 1 1: 07 Pam. I n the foreign house operations are almost sus- A Dublin d 1 ••notices novel • 54 1 all a Arsw*hur7 ass I huts , Colonial Gold were quoted le to 11 prem. ; Port L al e paper tons a 'even. I i , (Nre.W. MM.) .. 17 19 WIRY TO EAT, DIIIN:i , 4111 D AVOID. pended, and prices exhibit little movement. At • f to ~ non, o some importance the manufacturi n g tsi al. Do. Holies ... ... re 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 4 ;Se 10 No. Oresany ... LECTURE TO YOUNG LIEN. interest, exhibited at the Dublin Crystal Palace : m. Granada Active, 22 to 33 ; ditto Deferred, 10; to 11 ; We also noticed a . en . 9 I double-blow loom, his . dby 3sl ar Id " Val " ... es i ite 34 53 I Son a r Devon .. ... BOW TO TS UM. Peruvian Deferred, 62 to 64; ditto Four-and-a-Half mem.. waithentno, ps 3B, High-street, Manchester. We 8L 100 Smith Eaton ... ...• IT. per Cent. Scrip, 11 to 21 prem.; Spanish De 1101AL AND PHYSICAL ICUOTIIIINT OF I.ln. understand that this loons obviates the great difficulties 10 1 . 1 ° ~_4 0 0,..1 1" 1 4, .....: 1 1" - -.„,_••. 3641 37 In other foreign and colonial shares there is no e. (erred, 235 to I • the Certi fi cates, 51 to 61 per cent. which are encountered in weaving linens by power. Linen- 23: 1 e ` death IL IL feature. • ON SPECIAL DIdLASES. The list of sa le s is annexed :-Danish Five per yarn is aimmt wi'hout elasticity, and the warp is easily u . a i go 7a too h NA ... O W _ le 21 The closing price, of' new undertakings are as vs.rotten with the force of blow necessary to make a firm es go ese eea ta,ga ciesi ele. 24 g Till LNSTITUTES Or NIARRIAOS LIM Cents,. 106; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents ., 031 b ' cloth. This is avoided by the present machine, by giving l) 12 'Tale of Ninth ~ ... . 13 Uli follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold en. 66,6.5/ ; Granada Deferred Bonds, 101 ; Greek londs gentle blows, one with the usual nearl ) -dosed shed, 81 all Watecrord and Enke= • 11 101 Mining and Streaming, 3-16th to 5-16th prem.; Mel- DI-Sleet:3 Of wore& (Red), 10; Mexican Three per Cents., 264 • ditto two e and again with the shed opened ready for another pick. 4 ° ! ill W 41411 k 411 'tad • M t 34 bourne Gold, 3to per share ; Australian Mutual, Ito TM. 30 ,14 Wept Cornwall ._ 10 104 ;SOMA DERANGEMENTS, custerueanos, sal ELIDIORE. for account, 13th June, 26i ; Russian Five per Cents., These two blows are arranged by a new adaptation of le .215. . Wimbledon and Carrie, 4 die par ! dia. • Australian Consols, e die. to par; Monarch BOHM. 119; ; ditto Four - and-a - H a lf per Cents., 101; Sar- elbow joint, in one turn of crank, and giro a greater iIF et 10 . 1 • Woodford - - Gold, ' 3 -16th to 1-16th die. ; Chartered Australian to. sad a.than one single blow, economise power, and prevent break- lit.loo ; York,Nawmitleabereick 781 711 704 dinian Five r Cents. 98 ' • Spanish New Deferred LEGLISH, lIISTI, and COTCH LAKES. Noe., Is. mica, Pe 9 .1 9 age of yarn. T hese teems are attractive. The same gentle- 25 10 , Do. du. Katrnaloas 1. Three per Cents., 231. Range, .1 to 1 due ; Golden Mountain, 5 to e per le y ngopATII T ; Ott, THIS COLD WATER Cr NIL men are also exhibiting cense rail sheets and rick-covers, 11 ;114 ; ,:zutPr i t i , 7 „ zi IA . El per, ..41,:, .. rat. inoe.er..-,m ; Carmilho. 147. Ifloot.otroat: Mann. The following arc the returns of the progress of woven six yards wide; sacks complete without a seam ; m• share ; - Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to par; se core .e. .- 0e; emeeese , t OS at W. 11 . e.l*`"Tw. ll . 21.11.. In, the conversion : linen hose-pipes for fire-engines and agricultural purp.ses ; • Ceylon Land and Mining, 3 die. to ar ; Pontgibaud ar red....... en-rawer st, who may le saroullor daily 92.1111 lii tin 3, and a b eauti . ul l i nen lint for surgical purpose', monufac- LINES LEASED AT PINED =MEL - p seer till it. BANE Or ENGLAND, MAY Wl, 1652. cured in the piece, soft and c:ean. St. :00 SocAlagbanulatru (lean Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; Cologne Lead, 1 die. Amount of New Sleeks Total amount The directors of the Woodford Railway have ,o sf .m0 i ,.4„,,, to Lee:erase N.Werern 106 108 lone:ion 107 6 to par • Brucutu Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Car- THE ELECTION OF CHAMBERLAIN. accepted this day. acespted.berry *est, 3 dis. to par ; Connemara, par t o i issued au announcement that they will be enabled lo ( aledeeim). 31 84 £3los. per Cents ... £390 0 0 £130,182 0 3 to .. irat s i t hseee ia.a.taarsr.ei. prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16th to 1 - 16th di e. S u l p hate £2 10s. per Cents. .. 5,886 18 4 1,457,950 2 6 make a return of 1 ls. fed. per share, instead of Dee '''• (kneed to Gt. Northern . ; 1:0 181 of Barytes, eto 4 per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 die. . STATE OF TILE POLL-SIXTH DAY, MAY 28. Exchequer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 as previously advertised. They also btato that . 11 is ./iOUSAItZr a Dna For.: to par ; Adelaide Laud and Gold, Ito 3 - dia.; Sir J o h n Key 2,729Caved ~ o City at Wow r r 331 24 Further efforts will be made to obtain payments of de . )Ir. Denjamin Snit 2,658 Total £1,622,332 2 9 too au Hartlepool Dock & Railer. Obernhof, e to 1 pm. ; Britannia Gold, e to 5 posits num those shareholders who did not pay when the leased to Yk. N. A Ser.) - .... r share ; 4 Poltimore, 1-16th die . to 1-16th prem.; Majority for Sir John Key.. 71 SOUTH BEA HOUSE. shares were allotted, and any monies which may be received 50 50 2114111irainy(LiorkaiNatio 111 114 renmare, I to a per sh. ;British and Colonial Smelt - Amount of Annuities Total amount from thie source will be distributed. 25 25 De. 1 skarn (ditto) .. 56 57 lit 111 Da{ num (ideal. 274 154 fug and Reduction, Ito ; prem.; Respryn Copper, TII IS DAY. commuted this day. commuted. The annexed circular has been forwarded by the II ire t an k s an t G reeng , t ), par to 1 prem.; Parkwin and Carwalsick l'in, i t For £3 10s. per cent. flamed to :loath Enters, 141 141 The polling was resumed this morning at nine. . . Annuities £l,lOO 0 0 £41.293 0 3 20 20 ,Ditto Proforma (ditto) 28 17 ICI 4 prem.. Trevoae Silver Lead, par to 1 prem:; The gr. ate 4 possible excitement was created throughout For £2 10s. ditto u e Lir e , a hoth sides. The numbers were, at Exchequer Bonds 10 all : g i et t o u rlt d o it i t izlelk) 9B 100 BALT- P. 142 TIN O'CLOCK. -- carrying interest at the retie of 4 percent. per Cent - - per, 45 to 5 prem.; South Devon COnsols, }die. to 51 all Illansh.,Burton,arlatlock par ; New Linares, 3 to ;prem . ; Great Hewes Sir John Key Mr. Scott Our list of the imports of the precious metals this below, and registered in your came, will be payable on the PI all ittidl4l4la4 t. afr i l t. := _ Majority for Sir John Key - 104 as , Stilland Bradford i1h.11.) lea ICS 1071 kto 5 prem.; Lackamor C opper, par to 5 p re m.; neer-rest ELEVEN ceeeelex. New York ; 100,00 cols. by the Pacific, from the T . . • . - nu be willing to continue this loss, the directors of this so su 1 lorth „„ 0 -.,,„ terogye , c . London and Virginia Gold and Co pper, par to 1- pm. Sir John Key - company are prepared to accept it, giving in exchange or I I' (1 Ito Fest.Courtl.. 65 67 Mr. Scutt 2767 the abovementioned security a debenture bond of this cote- * all ID*. fixed Spa cent. (do.) - - _sula ; 6,000 ounces of g o ld, by te e Cuthbert'', from pea,, bearing interest at the rate Le 31. Iss. per cent., and U 23 1 rmetailattpreHses. Wu. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. SydneyaN.Wesa.ALana.liTorti - - The gold mining share market presents no feature Majority for Sir John Key 129 ; and 27,000 ounces by the Atrevida, from payable at the end of four, Eve, or six years, as you may .21 1 0 ', g e m 1 name ARM). - TWELVE O'CLOCK. Melbourne. The Epaminendas arrived from Ade- prefer. I will thank you to let me know pone decision by 50. 100 i germ . 4 0 . i , nom; of novelty . to-day. Transactions are limited, and lair John Key 2925 laide, is also known to have a considerable amount the end of this month, and earlier, if canvenient, so that thel is etteet Noreen' ...... 131 1611 prices remain at about last week's range. Colonial Mr. Scott - aft.alar i g green ements may be made. at. 1"010o. %betroth Stock lB l 11118 12 lip ionthiltifordshim (keen Gold are quoted 1 a to 11 . prem. Great Nugget • Majority for Sir John Key - tained. Leaving this last-named import for our neatl4B The total receipts of railway tra ffi c on all the lines ila Mr. all'Claan) il II 318 Vein shares are worse, having been done at 23 HALF PAST TwaLva o'Ceoca. week's luminary, in which it will more properly be in the kingdom for the last week are thus stated by 38 34 ' New Talky, 6 p.= Cured to Talky , - - prem. Sir John Key th Journal • 2989 included, the total imports of the week are rather Her aPa --' 8 • 25 113 OHM Ditto Ditto Mr. Sam 2813 below 190,000!. sterling, nearly the whole of which Total . No. of Average receipt St. too wilt. A ~ G etete-t Desna to 70... Peel Rivers are still depressed ,at33to 33 is probably in gold. 'olots. mites open. per mile. t to Gnat General. lO5l Ulf - Meerity for Sir Jahn Key ...,, 6,680 .... £5l 1 0 prem. North British Australasian shares are quoted ON. leCeoca. On the other hand the exports have bees man. 18 , 52 272,9.50 .... 6.370 • .... 42 18 0 Pierre/mum sneeze. • Ito I prem.; and Scottish Medullae Investment, Sir 'shit Key & all :Abadan No. 2, 7 per Cl ' 88 92 Mr. Scott - ending on Thursday last, is as follows:-Gold coin: bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex- se. too aweless me ... ... ies its a n reports by the Asia of further discoveries of Majwite for Sir John Key 2 ° 3 To Belgium, 600 az. Gold bars: To Boulogne, 30 OZ. IS -s 'Meaner end Holylisad ... 191 201 ream :- Amsterdam, Friday : Dutch Four per Ili . yi 0 ., w ,„ • ,~. pa gold in Canada. Business has been done between MALT-rosy ONle o'CLOCE. 75 and 85, and the price has even been quoted 87 Sir .I..hn Key Mr CO At .I 64 44 31' 31' PortAnclan(3l.loeldp.Ct. 4 41 to 90. i Calcutta, 80,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 1,330 oz. Silver Coupons, 61 ; , Mexican New, 25 9-16; Portuguese 3 3 • Do. do. (31.) r eerie. 1 5 84 9.4.911.4 ••..i..... • Majority for Si, John Key 2lB bars: To Boulogne, 600 oz.; to Bombay, 9,334 oz. New, 37 3-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Me- : 1 'Lic e ,. ( . 7%174..) 7pa Ct.! 14 pet No. Sas r• Mum. Paid orlon dons Saturday to.day Two o'Ceeex. This gives a total of 711 oz. of gold, and 232,338 oz. ts• 3 r Noli 1 Mpa tallies, • 82 15-16 ; Peruvian New, 851. Madrid, 6 n ;.,,,,,,,,- .„ 0: .7,., I I . __ _ _ Sir John Key of silver, representing an aggregate value of rather Wednesday : Three per Cents. Interior, 451 ; De- le i t : te t t . e t z e s e z r eest. Moe% 14 13 141 Mr. Benjamin Scott more than 60 , 0 00! . We have lately taken occasion ferred Three per Cents., 241 ; the Passive Bonds, ''' I 8. 3 shiirch, Penh and' i90,00e in, . 1 einoCailloruin .... all 111 o , Mektrity for Sir John Key . 5 9-16. Vienna, Friday, Five per Cent. Metallic*, ' • Dundee, t rr Cent ..., at 84 10 , 00 9 to stastraluila HALF.PAST Two o'CLocx. demand for gold for the continent-a view which this e 1 i ; exchange on London, 10.41 ; Bank shares, St. 100 Great Nor.htre syr :Met 150 131 20,Mr3 25 ?Australian Din- I .tuatraliten Cordillera St 10.10,D0. 3 per cent. Scrip, Ra • ' Ber John Key 3,123 return fully corroborates. 1,423. "I 1 dennable at I t pat. pm 112 Ilit Hi 100,000 1 Australian Irraeold . all 9 4 die 4 Mu Scott VIZ., 5 , 000! . in coin, by the John Sugars, for Sydney ; TIIIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK . s i , 1:1 CiLiftleriWestrniliitighthe 51 84 209.001 , 1 laicals Australian Gult all 1 I 9e , 1 4 20,090 20 (aria sh Iron 13.6 7 1 Mijority for Sir John Key a l 69 71 13,0001 b the Amaranth, for Hobart Town ; and The En ~ y En glish stock market opened heavily, at a lit.• leo Ot.West, retrem. 41 nat., 108 106 1061 10,000 85 + ilenlyap,(le..,esl.pa 244 41 51 54 Times °Truck. 41,0ta. SO De.OnsassaadCants l 41 1 Sir J , ha Kee 3,145 26,000 e, by the Iberia, for the Peninsula. The reduction of 1 per cent., in consequence of - Bt.. WO Ditto irretteenuthl• atter MI let tel le 0 Lamatiire a Torts. r gra iOse im 11,MA In Do. It. John Del lies IS 31 3 Sr. Scutt di. 1:0 Ditto 8 per cent Stock.. 153 154 115,00 e 1 ..torso'. Crzei all par Ipa as they can be ascertained, arc thus raised to 106,000/., and now stand at n reduction of only eas compare d et. WO Inn. Brlgh.Guar.6 pent 131 IS7 11,908 * Cotes Copper ........... all 46 47 100,040 & f'.folonial Gold I 11 19 pm 21 1 Majority for Sir John Key of which about two•thirde must be in silver. We con- with Saturday's rates. Tee first price of Consols 10 ; , pee Ct. - - u 4 . I .... .. ~ ,piapo II 94 101 MI The e• • ler •,on may be now considered at an end, the poll •j arrive balance of about tBO 0001 in 100' t ' and the present quotation is 100! to 5 121 all laindondarry &Color. lob 15 11 Sle,elx Bt. +ropier Miners of Eng .ll G 5 73 influent y at a ance a u , . was i 0., 11,000 U +Do. Pref. 74 percent. all 8 9pm hely el oing at four o'clock. Jul account. There 121 all , Loodonillwryial:unisk.esh 131 141 • favour of impel ts. It should be remembered, how- for money, and 100 e to 1 for the . .. . es e e. i ,titc,LELipe. tu..tol 8 9 Tv... , & +ger* A15tra100. , ..:.,,,,, all 2 11 dis _ ever, that the movement of gold is at present chiefly is still a strong impression that the Eastern deli to Ie I Do , New no ... . iOl 11 , 109,0,0 11 Do. fkyotereo Great Nugget Thin .._ al. l 4 19 pia 24 CLI•IIIEROE ELECTION. deserving of attention, and in this point of view the culty will be amicably arranged. lite Three per . 1 ; . i. L im. £B_, ~ .... „. ~. 1 1 p itti 55,c00 30 4.3e , eral - - rili 15 It ~ 12,14 i 1 hand Duchy of Bade all i dis 4pm The poll took place on Saturda d ended in the results to be gat-ere h d from our statement arc Cents. Reduced mark 991 to ', ; the 111 m-end-- l'i 'I nar7P...n. 03,1 •! 4 19c! ot. Iwo •ui.c......t.r. 1 / 4 t....:..t 120 151 11.asi 3 Great Polgooth .ill 11 I ilia return let 31r. Aspinall, the cosservauve candidate, but not more favourable inasmuch as Quarter per Cents. 102 tto-' • South Sea Old Ann e ., et 5 I Di tto p refetet , ....... 4 iy „ than for some time past, , e , t 0 von 1 Lake Bathurst. all 1 4 dis ICI 9 1 prem.; st lO illforrilk Itslcnolos .. 116 lIS without, Is fortuslly declared at the °Sent announcement, the drain both to the continent and Australia has sub- 991 ; Exchequer Bills, March, par - . St 1 1001 Da. I per it. Prof. Web 118 120 110 60,011 1 Liberty by tin agouti of the liberal party, a resort to bribery and sided, whilst the arrivals of' gold dust from the colo- ditto June, 3s. dia. to par ; India Bonds, 303. prem. II an , De. Wieeneyealley lip 5. - - 9 e so Elanare• Dr 30,000 1 LondonaCalltorn. Gold alma age ' .. The numben at four o'clock were Aspinall. Dies , although neither so numerous nor heavy as The Foreign Stock hlarket is flat, and sellers can to ,8 i Do. Debenture+ ... ... par 1 pot Quart, Crushing Co. all :13, F or , • 2 1 04-Mo . or't for the conservative, 7. t 100 North Brain ._ ... ... 1.5 11l mere I Mariquita . had been generally expected, must now have a more only . obtain reduced prices. 1 , lower. ' 20 • all North Matiordeleire Th• ;nil went on j etery ' ' qui quietly under the protection of thell,oen 10 Mericeardit.Atnerican 9 8 lg. too Czar Morten- rs .e 1 4111. mater of enmity • 'lke meted. The official sensible effect. The Sarah Sands steamer left the Mexican, and speculative stocks generally Peruvian Four- II i ll i g t ,..i Ott.. ditto ditto II 21 pa 14 e 100,000 1 Nunn Mande 1 , 771 ,‘ 3 . bantit 03 • close, when the mayor formally of which was telegraphed this day), and must there- and-a-Half per Cents., 87 ; Granada Active, 21 ;8 I 4 Iltuaws.alikm.NewOuar.: 101 Ile 50,00 1 10 Nova Scotia Mining and ' ll ' ll. ' 4 M 7. plain elected. fore be hourly expected. She is known to have on Equador, 6; Russian Fives, 118 • ditto Four-and-a- is to EltrowaSsCheeter(Nor.W.. Copper Smelting S 1 4 die lea ,Ono i Port Philip ----- - - - - , board 40,000 ounces of gold, worth 160,000! ., and Half' per Cents., 103,; the Spanish Committee's to l IS Do. yy . 0 ., ... ...! 1 pa same I Quartz Roca all I I 9 n , Tut Lose or 1,000 SOVEREIGNS IN A CAIL-IN 1 brio further quantity . • probab y egs over a Certificate, 63 per cent.; Dutch Fours, 97 ; Brazilian so 12s Soots Dun ... ... .. 113 1 16 10.00 so 411117111TIty hoc 10.1* 1$ ?Ditto New .. ... Pnnees-street, Navin ' • . memorialised the Commissioners of A special general meeting of the proprietors of the Old Fours, 100 to 1. es .., 1 . 0 ,g, o g .g outB p ent , (hew * 7,614. SS Yantis.° &Cuba . 154 G I 6j .. 53,Celt 1 tooth Australian sr: par 4pm Fast London Waterworks Compaey is called for the -- - I I Ann.) of .01.0.8 ! *1 281 Elgi n to reduce their g award of 2001. to the cabdriver • St. 100: Do. 4) per teent. • 111 113 1,000 10 fin Croft Neale for restorieg the 1,000 sovereigns which one of the 10th June, for the purpose of considering the bill now A SCOUNDREL.-It has been ascertained within 20 I al: stl.ThelugureturcaGuar 151 79 4 4174 48.2.5 l wit. tal Melina all 551 bank clerks left is his vehicle, • communication has been pending in parliament for authorising the company mow 1 r the last few days, that Yell. 0 e fellow who is in gaol for 1 1 , 1 1 1 .„ inZe ti ord . //h4, 5 ., v;•- b Y:ll ,, ft , aWe* p m 100,000 t Walt Granada received by the directors from the excise authorities, yield. to improve their supply of water, to extend their el defrauding the 1.. e of Wight savings bank, has robbed as "I I esesoll "l eu L aa.ptero;... ICI 106 103,6,0 1 Vet Mariposa all 1 die Ipm 1 1 55 to the surge etion of the former and the prize has beta I •-• 0 46 1 Cute trict, and for other purposes. Isle of Wight shanty school of about 401. Ha was trea• 17 , 3 DWI LEtto . 41 31 headed over to the bank, the temp' lof WO/. bin "el Wing Pal The amount of railway calls falling due in June, ewer of this seheel. :3 le 'York/s2l.lll4.ll.A.S.Fareli 4 4pm % f Trusarebie by damped Mat. 6 the eabome. _ _ _ _____ llamas Lamm. No. Ewa& P. 14 prices doss Saturday today 21,380 40 Australsaia 40,000 25 Usk of Asia 5 1 1 dls 80,000 20 Cbart. ask at Wk. mtrak, sad Mina 1 pm 13,000 28 Wilk lhattlit, sod Amalgam atartand 10 1 pa 101 24080 II Looks larma of A WY sad I 25,000 20 Landau Cbart a id Doak a:Australia 24,000 U °Antral Soak Oarpora ill 51 1 s 5 I'm1 'm 131 80,008 5 Royal Austral. Basking and Gold Impart. Co. 1 1 di. par 2,000 23 donth . untralla 20,000 23 Usdoa of Australia 8.000 ... Do. Nem 24 111 [pi REEPENCE. The following are this day's sales for the account : ORDINARY SNARLS AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 69 3 701; East Anshan (231. L. &E. and L. & D.), 51 ; Eastern Counties,l3l ; Gt. Northern A Stock, 651; Lane. and Yorkshire, 60 ; London and S Western, 891; Manchester, Shtffield, and Lincolnshire, 291; 751 1 ; North Stuff adsbire, 121; Oxfoad, \Worcester, and Wolverhampton, .53 ; South Eastern, 73; 41; Vale of Neath, 15 ; York, Newcastle, and Ber w i c k, 711; York and North Midland, 631 3. FREFERENCE SHARES. York and North Midland (H. and B. Purchase), Wt. FOREIGN. Great Indian Peninsula, ; Northern of France, 331; Paris and Strasbourg, 361. Brazilian Imperial (issued at M. preen), 51; Copiapo, 101. IIDICELLANROVII. Australian Agricultural, 68; Crystal Palace, 8; Peel River Land and Mineral, 81 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE. —THIS D.Y. Our Market was only moderately supplied with &Wish Wheat and the 'extreme rates of Monday last were !ally supported. Foreign Wheat was in fair request, and the turn in price was in favour of the seller. Flour sold on fully as good terms as before. Barley of home growth wag scarce, and prices nominally unaltered. Foreign met with attention at late rates. The showery weather of the last few days has checked the disposition to speculate in Oats ; purchases, however, could , not be mad* on easier torus than on Monday last. Beans and Peas fully as dear as before. NINCING-LANE.—TINS DAY. The public oaks declared for to-morrow are large and van ills, and nearly suspended business by private contract to-day, viz.—Sugar ca,lcs Barbados, 7,000 bags Mauritius, 6,500 boas Bengal, 500 bags Madras, and 9,000 bags Penang.—Co&•e : 600 casks and 2,500 bsga planta tion Ceylon, 400 bags nativo and 600 bales Mocha. —Tea : 12,500 packages, chit fly green and scented aorta.—Salt petre: 4,500 bags.—llice, 2,001 bags. °mg.—Seal, pale, 321. 10s. to 331. ; straw, 311. to 311. lOs ; brown, 301. to 30/. 10s.; sperm, 901. to 91/. ; head mutter, 931. to 941. ; cod, 331.55. to 33!. 101. ; South Sea, 33/. to 371.; Olive Gallipoli, 681. to 091.; Spanish and Sicily, 65/. to 661. ; palm, 35/. 10s. to 36!. ; cocoa nut, M. to 41/. ; seed, rap; pale, 36/. ; linseed , 27/. 100. to 271.155. TALLOW MARKET. THIS DAY. The market is steady, with but little business doing. Town Tallow is quoted 4G.',61. nett cash ; Petersbur Y.C. on the spot, 475. 31. ; April and May , 475. 3d. ; Oct g . to Dec. (new), 48s. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1851. 1832. 1 1753. 1-- -- - stock on hand Casks... 32,413 41,834 24,333 Deltsery lastweek i 723 749 791 Do. Irons lat June 1 90,415 1C3,071 102,641 Arrival hut week , 281 569 1,310 Do. trots lit June , 101,434 inso; t t5,79d Price V. C. per cwt. : 30,. Od. 3 7 8.04, 474.6 d. f tn. Town ' 234. Od. 1 .34.. 9.L 494.34. Arrival for the week ending June 7, last 3 car, 776 casks, and delivery 740 casks The arrival last week comprised -262 from St. Petersburg; 946 from Australian; 30 from South America; 2 from other placca—total, 1,210 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET. —THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is much smaller than on Monday last, it is however quite sufficient for the demand. Trade on the whole is rather better, but only in few balances is there any quotable advance. There is a liege number of Sheep, which causes a slow *ale. The biggest long wools are rather lower, but sizeable ones and choice Dawes are making about the same as of late. Lambs an 4 Calves are readily disposed of at Friday's quotations. Foreign sup plies consist of 589 Beasts, 1,660 Sheep, 238 Calves, and 16 Pigs; from Scotland, 610 Beasts • Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,400 ; and 215 from No r th ern and Midland Counties. Per stun° or 8151. a. 1. 7i. 71. l'ar *ton* of At% 77. 77 d. nett Scrota Ilinuforda.. 424 6 7 fled & 4Sh 44 6 Beat tihort•horna ...... 404 4' Scat La Moot. tieoood quality Ysseta. . 3 0 3 6' Do. do. shorn valcin Met •... .•• • .• 30 4 j , '. do. Jilool.. ...... 343 10 11.77 Into llislart477 . .—. •• .. 58 d 4 at tiatitet. 4.390; Stun. and Laud" 1:5,581; Caavas. AT 7: 111. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tamficld Moor, 1511.; Walls End Hanna, 16a. ; Walk End Haswell, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 17s. 33; Eden Main, 16s. 61—Ships at market, 128 BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts received this morning from the Hop plantations speak of a slight attack of fly, but not to any extent as yet, the bine continues to progress favourably on dry and well cultivated soils, but in cther places it still remains in a weak and unkind state. Pricesremain firm, with& moderate business doing. DISASTROUS FIRE AT CHATHAM. Yesterday (Sunday) morning, shortly after one o'clock, a terrible fire broke out in the Ordnance Tavern, Middle-street, Brompton near Chatham, and has resulted in the destruc tion of a l arge quantity of valuable property. So fierce was the fire that it was seen from all parts of Chatham and Rochester, and thousands of persons docked to the scene of conflagration. Capt. Peter Richards, superintendent of the Dockyard, was most active in directing the men under his control to prevent the spread of the fire,and the military who were called out tendered great assistance in keeping ' back the vast mass of persons who were attracted to the spot. The engines from the barracks and dockyard ar rived within a few minutes after the outbreak of the fire, but in consequence of the scarcity of water they were of little use, and the fire raged comparatively speaking uncon trolled. The Ordnance Tavern was burnt to the ground, the houses on either side were partially destroyed, and several houses in the rear were more or less injured. Great losses have been sustained by persons ill able to bear them, and none of them appeared to have been insured. EARLY CLOSING MotEMENT.—On Friday evening last a public meeting for the promotion of this movement was held, under the auspices of the Windsor and Eton Early Closing Association, at the Town Hall, Windsor. The chair was occupied by the Worshipful the Mayor, W. R. Holderness, Esq. Letters wt re received from Dr. Wilberforce, bishop of the diocese; Mr. George Hitchcock, of St. Paul's-churchyard ; and others, expressive of cordial sympathy with the object. The meeting was ably ad (biassed by the foil iwing clergymen and gentlemen:—Rev. R. J. Gould, senior curate of Windsor; and the Revs. F. H. Morgan and Mr. Ottley, assistant curates ; Rev. W. G. Cookesley, Rev. S. Hawtrey, and Mr. W. Johnson, masters of Eton College; Rev. S. Neville, minor canon; Rev. I. A. Miller, Independent; Mr. Lilwall, of London; and Meagre. G. Pearl and J. Ellison. surgeons ; W. Caley, draper • W. Cantrell, baker:. and J. Clode, wine merchant. Se veral ' resolutions favourable to the cease were unanimously passed, one of which embodied a recommendation that the shops of all trades should hencefurth be closed the six summer months at eight o'clock, and the six winter ones at seven o'clock. _ _ _ RAVAGES OF A MAD DOG IN NORTH DERBY 811111.E.—The inhabitants of Eyam and the surrounding villages have been horrified at the ravages of • decidedly mad dog, which up to Wednesday night made serious ravages in the above locality. The rabid animal belonged to a man of the name of Skidmore, of Cangstone, who on Tuesday morning perceived unusual symptoms in it. It was extremely savage, and flew at every dug it chanced to meet. Oa the Tuesday it bit no less than eight or ten dogs in Sheldon, seven or eight in Great Longatone, and many others in that locality : On Wednesday morning it appeared at Edensor, and worried a favourite dog of Mr. Jepson's, of the Edensor Inn; thence it proceeded to Ballow , and hit a dog of Mr. Tomlinson's, butcher, and it is to be feared many other. It next appeared at Stoney Middleton, and there bit three dogs, Mr. Higiubotham's, Froggatt's, and Walker's. Then at Eyam, where it roamed about some time, and at last came into contact with a large dog belong ing to Mr. Corker, butcher, which it bit considerably. It was afterwards phased to Padley and Griatheford Bridge, where it bit two dogs belonging to Mr. K.,.nyon and Mr. Crossland. Thence proceeding to Mr. Aloaley's farm, Heywood, near Padley House, there, after some trouble and danger, it was killed. Persons from Eyam and Stoney Middleton, and a man of Mr. Jepson's, of the Edensor lan, chased it on Wednesday untiringly and courageously. Nothing of late has excited such a horrible sensation in this locality, no one knowing where the danger may cease, as the infuriated marauder has bi tten probably upwards of 50 dogs, and what other anima.' is unknown. We are not aware that any human beings have been bitten. !Trusteed RAILWAY Tadrric.—The following are the last returns of the groat remota of the a. uleioal French railways : Noi.rara.s.—Yroat alai 14 to May 20 rarsengert, 313,5raf.; goods, 628,934 L ; total, 07,,442f. Rousa.—Frota May.ls to May 21: rasseagera, 110,400!.; good', 11 ),2631.; ; total, 220.663 f. Maras.—vrnt May 15 to 51.4 21 ritasengers, 46,613!.; goods, 51,7341.; total, 99,387!. Owaats AND BEANO! ' , MM.—From May 13 to May 21: Pawn. 304,4651.;gent goods, 370,725 f.; t0ta1:674,790f. ftraasarnao.—Prom May 7 to May 13: raweigera, 21 0,2191. goods, 266,5061.; total, 476,752 f. Bata—Prom May 9 to May 15 : rarengers, 34,1081.; goods. suttee.; (Mg. 66,024 r. MONTKRIAIL—Prom May 14 la May 20; Passengers. 12,492!.; goals, 15,171 f. ; total, 27,663 f. Ltoss.—Ficom May 15 to May 21: Paaaeagers, 259,5721. ; goods. 169.7111 ; total, 409,315 f. Was Trios. —thorn May IC to May 22 : Passengers, 117,:91f . , • g. oda. 26. i 49:.• total, 113,24,Y. 1 vox. TO MIMITIfiI&ANVAN.—Frorn May 7 to May 13: P.swagers. 69,254; goods, 72,'.511; total, 144,9011.