The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-19 00:00:00

T . lbt (Et*l tr.e - 1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1852. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MONEY MARKET. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETB. MINCING -LANE, SATCRDAY MORNING. There has been lea activity in the Colonial markets this week, and the amount of business done bas not been exten sive. The public sales of Sugar have been small, but the demand continuer limited, excepting for the foreign des criptions, several cargoes of which have changed 111111t1/. Tho plantation sorts of Ceylon coffee have been sold at fully previous rates, but for the native kinds there has not been much inquiry. In Tea there is rather au inquiry for Bd. Congou, but other descriptions are not so much sought after. The public sales passed off well, and a large pro portion was sold. /7 s. //. ‘ 7 . .. [--- /4 . . /" { .P - c..z.._ . 4^6 7 .. ig , :.,... ,•4.4. , 4.ne .- - o . a-1 e."'"'‘' - I-- `-.,...../.*. •‘- .- Z .. I t/ . a.... • No. 1,817.] LONDON, SATURDAY EV ._ . AllSii.ti.i, and EDRIDOE'S LINE of AL'S kiri:ALthl 01 l'Arkla SIIIPIa-Ike INMwMg mai llest.thla 0 4hips. ealt..l foe t Stir lam sailing pad, gni ...., ..., n. a n as he psworsams, mit sad passtgally se Ms BAILWAYS. THIS DAY. AMINES. FRIDAY EVININO. - n. anoadda en lad Is Ma Wefts Dusk. _. Two o'CLocx. giossia. tammarawn iiy,,,.:i.so - COS 1 7 0 :: r• I'"°"2 .. ' 3761 ' um* 11 to-day. Prices opened with a buoyant appairance, for dividend and good speculative sham. Prices in l . ' um 1 a " *********** ... 700 K. L. Mbld Port Phillip June 70 and were in meat eases marked at a decided advance, most instances show an upward tendency. The imAt OA ••• - • 1240 l• 3. Peat ye n 11 1011 LA --- se,Phillip • July 10 A 41117 • .... us as follows, by the most respectable br ok en and *** . ip,,, t mil Jut 90 able, the present range is generally above that of _„%• ._, __ ise r . rem ** . , , n • 7 . Imo' . i ... , 700 J. Durraat •••• .I 1 °KIWI* . July 211 yesterday. dealers, but due allowance must be made for the wide S t ' ll ' ****** r. Noble-- !lb I.' renc shares are also rising, especially Paris and margin frequently existing in this variable market, elm% ' see v. Queer - ;Illobar ek lDarn July In 1f1711140 OA - U 3 I. 111seder i deal& .... Jam is Roueu. as between buyer and seller: South Caradon, 1174 ; UN I • - • • 7111 A. Nsia - Trcmayne , 211„ 22; Alfred Consols,l4l, 1 ; Tincro ft , iniko k.•maw AND STOMA UNOUARANTIND , t Gti L , .Jane 33 snarl 111; Chiverton, 5; ; South Tamar, 51 cx div.; i,,,,.. 8 1,1p, 1 1.4.1 .6368 t.N413 ' l6 Clive 6 1 • Cubert, 22a Kilbricken, 51. Or In ,41 ' mai l • a Szat-riaas ships (wpm llalLWava. - I-'-- mammy. to 2 pa. ~ , . rid.; The market for the gold mining shares, in conti .,.. 0, .... eam of t As. .I.ssiar salaam MACADAM sod EDIUDUIS, 31, Prachurrii•street. 276 9 00 I Itc.tastotg.. NotUng, Data nuation of the movement of yesterday, exhibited a -- -- remued ibis ,tat , mice One Penny, 1311 all Wrest'. . rattouriallm 101 114 descripuons, Californian and Australian, experienced N. t MOVER to JOHN SMALL (of Fetter- si i P ,akkeskead.Lenrethirr,e tau sal 44 hl4 Dlhl N 1 lIKE4TED .W41'11071" to the 1 Men Jun..' •tel.tf.atad. 116 101 lb r...,0r0s moiti.iitiLlAks.or the Eublie at lag , a 0.0 1 ,11 the DI . an ;Dmateis&Birlt.so//t23/.C. 11 14 it a rise of 2s. Gd. to lie , per share. In Nouveau Monde., a large business was done at 1 to 1 prem., • r Lee • rue.% to nydehara. Hy • ktnoarros 01110110101.010. 0 ' 100 14111414011 Nester ... .. be 99 99 the price leaving off °to 1 prem. The non-official erli.oe Russel en, IJ, Osalull. 0 lot -• ••• •- - 41 1 P all Mane and Holyhead . 1 / 6 23 si 3 quotations are as follows :-Australian Console, i .---- SO . all .sell mad Osaion ... .. 16 17 No , rolaPkte. 10 four 4 ... 4 .0 1400 100 , 07 to medial' lark. 01 SO 43 Dobbs sad laildJuno.. IS 10 Ms die. to par; Melbourne, par to I prem. ; Royal Aus le 0 ,pla., Se, 34 ell 'l7m4en, refill. and Ater- tralian Mining, 1 die. to par ; Yuba River, 3-16 to polots, ESSAYS, and OPINIONS. Mae *sake -.-. I V 5-16 prem. ; Britannia, 1. dia. to 1 prem. Santiago Hy AI yeas It. Ilicasam 111. 100 aft Angfts (SUL & b 4 11. 4tyle 14 realarkwOle for erns tremens and rigour, and fro. sad L. &D) . z ...... .- - 17 1 1 shares are improving. ea. ath 4.4•1444 A Ott-, cd to •014 Coe rarely Net wall U. 111001111 IS all D O .lOl llll . a is..l .. 1 74 i.,.. 4 -itee Guare6r Pewit sr. It. V. Masan asst.. - .. 14 101 10 1 1 1 Aoo, twv the lame Author. IS all ;Lament thato• Oar A.. THIS DAY. %Arum% i'N'AlAnbiEtt. E.fth Edition. sass a. v. sit ) ti Two o'Cuca. "The phlippies ot Vularirnua Kunz again.' Or college eyetent 11 all i IM. elm n a n d Eau's :I 4 Ths gold mini', share niarket is firm to-da, and pg ',lute's. are sulk and Water mannered ash the boiling lad of I* IS al Neat ladders ... .. IS 14 WI I I g y seta., ,4 this paouhl .t"-11.1,Mtd Perak' ~weatsilitim). SO all Me Mist Ida business is more active than for some weeks past. Tb.. Id a Neastilne 0 •40p . We. No honest man wad cardninn GM mil Mrs Imahm.... SS a Nouveau Monde! are steady at Ito a prem., and Nn rb:ct."• • Era on WO: t•Lotd• U. IN INlshargh ma Glaagow 62 63 ' We t.earama•O.l.ll.tond I.7tanarktd •to the Rake! Cutaniesienh S. is. Odishingh,Porth,Donds: - - Agua Fries at Ito ;press Yuba River are quoted we -Leader. 111. 14111 Glassratls Moth Western -- „1 tO i Fem. Lesatee: Aline and lone.. Poersoster•row. M. Is. Grail Ilarthem - .. - - 671 II 71 IL 106 Da. 1 slam A. Mak_ - - , 1 1 Maar timaness LI.ISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte IL * 11 o t a m b . Dk i --- 3 , 4 0, 14 44 , 816611 .(4 .. - et - 4 1 71..11‘0actiartry, ..9 and ;1, llsetnt.treet, miaowed ass et Ns :opigg vim. .. N I i m4 ,gdout.srert and Drari,4lo,l.. PI ANOVONTIN .4 the best work. 10 all !kissers and Callie .. St 114 A. m i No. Share. - - --- Moss. Pahl prism mo ttos A today. -- - 16 ,..h1p tor SALE, 111101. and EN mot Pt nom. lassesarsa in 11•1 Dp.nt r g. .. to it t „. 100.000 1 Assertla ... aly **Alf uses la" a out so Vas Maury ..pial to do) to he sold at a 000- N. me .11....ig u .,,,,iir er kiiii, 764 3 , -- 71 gi 71 7 100,n110 104 lulu Callforslan ..... -. all 16 to a:. Tab.. teductioa.-Satond.boccl P.anolorte• by rufous =lees at 30 14 Di. PM* ... - . 5i •4 tMs 15, 8 00 V &lurid ........... ..... IS .., ... pi pewee. 70 II! Ds. West Raaag ' Valor 16 II .. 1 10,000 10 00alfalael40 1 3 11 4a l I .. S ,---- - 100,000 1 Australian Freittoid I sib 14 . 4 . die 1 1 ill 111,11smasmd Slaskwall .. BA II I . M. MO las.,llllgbum, ore. Corai 106 107 17 1 414 KOMI 1 Are Naas 1al:4 1 dm ' tS i; ".I .* it i f''. . i ' ''', , • 4 •,&, *.'. - a. ND lAalla a IllatihMaier 1331 1116 IN 11 Ds. do., s Mani ... .. if II Jib 271 a 11,00 , SO Inarnarson teas sad ors an 1 ... ... 100,000 I British Australian Gold -1 as IL pa _ . . ..„, 74, 3,, • f ih t k••- . . It 12 De. MAW ... .. - 4 •44 „ 6 10,000 33 Braall. Imp. ',l4e. at 31. pm 244 14 If Ca" , G.'s. ',,,.' 10 I Diugloah•Mgati I 31 ... 6,000 24 Do, Coma AntlCulaba aJJ - - Ma .4 ..: 77 .., ..,...4 v,-- • M. 100 Woks it ruuth-wmtan Sill 936 93 41 MOOS 20 Do. 01. John Del lie; IS - - 27 sd .' . , SO 411 Dt 4 ... ... . 3 26 Xs 210,000 1 Canon's Creek all 1 Ipm I . .• t•Jimi * .'-4 Il , • 4 , ‘ 7, 41 34 D o, , e., 140 ... _ 3 1 , 11001 _ Oars Copper .... ........ * SS ST MI ' I ''. 5 IN all lasattalrryk Enniskillen 111 121 ' 100,000 . 5 Colonial Gold 4 . ------"--....,"__3133" "".. P 7- , 4 - 1 7 7 . A I Al all Illanak.,llm.,antillattos S3l SI . , CoPalio l4 - - _ St. MO , IlansL,6llo.,&Linsolrab. 33 II 33 4 4 70,000 'll Eng. .1‘ Auptralian Copper su 1 I 1 ail q 20,000 10 Oentral sa - t j az a ~ 1 , ? . II 4i Do.Naa.lt Line. Cain i ri du 30,ubb MIAs. 001mt.iiii an V 1 Ms i • .. ' f.,',' „ . M. 100 testes` ... -. _. .. 701 706 70 1 111 11.000 lOrtat Polgooth llll 1 4 1 4 Ne 4 1 . P k I IM-'!!!!Itos, ' • sr , T !.• 9t. lOU Ds. Wren. and Mew 37 39 sq •; , '•••••<_.=- , I 21 17.011d.6*. A sst.,l) 4 ohm - - levee ,1.1110/17 - ore 1i lm ' . 11m/p., ".. , "..... 3 100,000 Lake nothur44._ 4 ~- 'A. t- 71/f. 4- , ' I . ' 4 M. 100 Newmarket .. ... .- - 411 all 1i 6 die sumo Lon. &Calitor,G.QlmC.Ca all I i 1 dla 4ar 35 13 Newport, Abermasay, , •i • -0 ' - lad Herds/J. . , Si 3 tua Iti i 20,000 1 IllezbanhSouthAssilsed 946 51 SO 7 4 Mawr and Eanisktlias.. 1 I 100,000 New Granada DEE-lIIVES.-A new and extensive Selection ex In haw . _ _ ... is as spew Nomad Mona ........ all 9 pm 16 a the mon approved mayo.-A detailed Catalogue, with draw. SI IS Do. New C 10... ... .. 104 111 Ms 150,000 Port *WM 1 1 pm 11 1 01, 1 00 Gnats Bad. .......... all dls and ptraa , wen:. are et tot of too Maros, G3A/ROE NEIOII4 10 3. Mortara Counties Data 31 3 dis pot adi ,coNs,ll7, Mutt 11.1 b TO, and 149.4,witent-•treel. Lannon. 16. 100 Path British ... ... _ - - 04 4 4 74 00 30 Osaiuma ds Cuba -...- 101 06 16 -. In a •usi:g the him twhibited In the 4,34t.41 Palace, ant sad II 13 North Devon, N 0.1... .. 4 71 Ws ape 1 Am& Anatraga5.............1 l 1 rils par 1 smsoc., is my °pail" Mats Mr. Taylor's Vight4Por 111 m, sad 10 17 ,:tilottli Staffordshire... . SI 61 die 111 1 8,000 10 Tin Croft . 7 II 13 111 111. ,, ... h•tglhoor and now sannstl Co tae 1114 e, both ealdbited 20 20 'North Wasters .. _ . - - 41,174 *23f UMW Nadmis ...... „ all 1 21 by 11,0414 Nwshbutr."-J. 11. Payne. (See the" Calais Gazdiner," 10 6 Illortlilkessil Mest-Ime 11 If pm 100,00.. I Wait Marlines ...... an 1 1 dis 11 • i,.... 170., Astets-Liveriaol : Was. Drury Casilmarta. 10 all Mend, Wont., Ss aulvar. 114 11 131 31 31 la hr.. r , 1143 and Wibon, 20, litmewotreet. damson : awes el . as swats Central ... ~. - - 70 and it t•jon, ins, 'frustrate. Dublin :J. Haddam and Co., 61, ilt. 1011 asottlak Wdland ... .. - 1 - 30 METALS.-Mr. Moato's circular states that the uarousst. ISi all intram. a Him, Claes A 11 s iron market this week has shown the same activity, and tho el Si Do., Cam 8... _. .. q 6 0 1 i prices in Wales and Staffordshire continue to sti ff en. to 6 Shrewsbury & Elevitsrd.. al Ms THE TEETH and HIULTIL-A good set of astl ill nemeshary snd Mot Smtch pig iron has not been much inquired for; no trans. ir.th emu mums famorabie ispressions, while tisk pricer. (Nor. M. Min.) ... .' la 19 16 actions of consequence to report ; the market is flat at 391. .u,+o:. ••f the moot innavance to eweryindltidual. both ea rem& lei an ye. ashes ... ... .. _9_ 91 cash, f.0.b., and 40s. to 40a. 6d. three months open. liar METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the iron market this week has shown the same activity, and the prices in Wales and Staffordshire continue to stiffen. Scotch pig iron has not been much inquired for; no trans. actions of consequence to report ; the market is flat at 38s. cash, f.0.b., and 40s. to 40a. 6d. three months open. Hu iron is very scarce, and orders are with difficulty executed ; makers are asking 4!. lie. 6d. to 51. f.o.b. in Wales. Rails continue in very large demand, and sufficient orders are in band to take up the present make to the end of the 'ear; makers now look for GI. per ton f.o.b. inWales. Staffordshire— sheets, hoops, and rods arc also in more reveal, and makers are less easy in taking orders. Spelter is without any move ment sine.* last week. Lead continues very firm, and in good demand. Copper is still very scarce. Tin is unaltered in price, and no transactions to report. Tin plates sell to a good extent at 225. 3d. to 2!s. 6d. per box f.o.b. in London. The market is however easy. THE TEETH and HEALTH.—A good set of to 111 teeth ewer marts hecturatne inikashen t while tide pitsT. num to a the aktuot tmpetonee to everyiadleidual, both le OWN+ IN me general betlth ty the proper trotothankm te food, and Oa Online- ba quir , t :....e.• an of loan anti. rent hreuth. Among the enebbkke- SO pram. , ...Rend {r the purpose. IIOWLANLite 010074114 at Purl ... Der thee atootto norm led to aa ea -ability el l" 4, az ' I.re. Tying the teeth to the f ated isittal: lll 4,lM i t 10 his Load w . tAki,lit a.: tartar and t mereUinat,and • lk. Eon neat I. the ennetelkol gather, roman pots al em, 80 mkt t... rum. fins sad rat, red thus As the t, eth r N mkt,. aul fvun as aronstis Whams impart I watONIII pertti .... tether. otb. Price b. Id. per boa. OWN, Of MIMS 3 ) IM'man artists Ito tits Iscsos. "A. 110111. AND OW _ WI 13 [suss-ssnlos," seissesd as the ketaiNISINI Amp Mostabeik. N SW by , um, mat by thee*, sad perlOallts 10 Is To &T. 7)7lii;tri - •:: It Pllmpalare Umen ... MUD A, 11. C,aad D, tally Qs. aid op 01 per Oust. 100 doe* lagers SO $0•00 Make IS boat(( Torksh.ldilverTho lel Stoates sod Ilarlkponi IbomatliaTenDuckillail. L$ HA a 21 54 46 la )141 Par 1 Pa ii I jab et Dna . all listselhol sad KOS.= . an I Waterbed sad IS west o:crowd' IN TerkjlsvmstlstaDerdis SO De. dd. isDasless • Ds.O.N.Z.Fsedres . 10. Tat sod Iteslt Iblisso 11 11 m 131 13 13 6 91 10 ;1 114.6 lashed MD.—N.R. No taps we emir sew Mewl TM de Ono acA ml..reiv. J. B. Vosehe. just .4 a rew voetbod of tappliee sollet a xas4 SellOtt all n tar tt, aad ru: e. ollo:esal• AAA ISTIOTKI) TAP WISAPPERS (to supersede ilme SO d rhos vesepee) k st Mid lapse socket. Mr trait Na. PIO PI IMO mit sum sett seta duly the ONlAlialift ni• 46= DARLOW'S NEW IN- S ly VV.Y4 TED SCLV-ACTINO SYPHON . 11., '._ - TAP. KEZIPIKKA NO VENT-PIEO it . lIP,IA i ?revolt. ale, beer. eider. re other lapara fr. beaming id or acid es earnestly Ob. • 1.1 • "-- • that the Ind pint shall be drawn &epodes w- _ A t a .4) .1 Vi li ------' 77 --- __ :TA ume I -10. , , - --- I 1ng i1 ,..---- - 4 1 1 the Ent; warranted to repay Its eat to ~ • . A ... two each of ale; price 48. 6.1.; ditto i eleetreplatid tor theory, Ike., pa. Y. a The Rho% e eneAurtng will explain BA iS 17 ~,„,. tt ben the boar key le hoed on the top of Um ;.luit Is ',which has a bole op. .! : r padre the air.tube It. Antßelent air rasher thrower it uito the rem bane the liqnor to run off freely; when the tap is Owned ..; : off no TM" air ran enter. JAMES BARU SW, 14, King Milian. Street, alansion-boww, roraleatag Ins. 1110Orf and Bath Ktaufattaser. lota. ;zip/ Lamy AT isis ali Mi r oltV:t. 001 MID • goarsatoe Omni to GeostWeposna $S =twig DIAL) Mum. (horor Orvoißsoloro 0011 Dias wiliootagemools, 171 (Imoll So OclotWoilsro Ovildissbaouldro w il= So loader* N. SO Carloads Swanks (108000 rC.l.dluloo).. 100 0 0=olosb.s ., osrip.a. (10000 to 4c. Iketiono) - k Duo USIA . _ - (bawd to flresMolits N 1221/1102111(LI 21 :1. Nam 1.. H ISE Ds. dime le Ilesihrl !mil IN sat to Swab IS Olir di Valbrasse 211110 S 1a.r 0 4 o**4.*°.* ismweaftoms,•,o 1710firi lo Psolus/Wps (Ws. 1011.WasiatLass.liTseb II alto toli m iL a r mh os (A) II Part, 001 100 Ilaystos 11101ia(bea I Iklarsat 100 130.M•0006110* _ _ Nla . rr .. wra 1 a la. irases). -- Iwas sme=kc maw a m it Da td lM imi.do«ar S DI Tr• Mow 10 MOO liftsoloo.. DohlwooNod pa . Woesiior, I $ Da do. .$l3 do .o4onro S Nowa ow ClmOot(Noo.W. .. - IN ▪ Tot. 4=m NO V il li ps zooslls,t of Soog.porob. I !Dile -10 iTatkl N N . Ciatnl FT3SCI (Vino N N Chatlftul end Emulli 10 I 8 Dutch Ithentch .. ... 10 lB Rout indult . It A *cat Isaac, remand.' 0 41 10 4 Olusel lutetium of Fru 10 18 Inumakeurif ... ... 10 le Do. ( ltallway) ... 6 ... ... 11 I , Do. (Csaid) .. ... uVD. d llarls Alum. ... .... yu. Now .. N i SD Namur aisi Lice ... II , 14 014orthern of Franco. 81 ' 011 1 Da 201. 3 per et. Bs ! (tor B. k Maier el N II !Odium .nti Don'etuta N 8 'huts awl Lynam ... N II rods NM Drier ii.iir. N 21 Dub Nod louts ... N . N Park stud 4trn.tiolri ZO N Isom mud Kum ... N N led MICIPt ... N $7 Tim art M0nt , .... If If Wen Plsuder• . ... N 4 mom of Mrs— 311 OM* So. 1. 7 par OREL.. I 10011ilsindui ale all i = l ia lad rert i lt, 4 and Yheal... 7l::: f ili Do.. "1811"1 : 1 1 . 7iT i e s : por i4. . 43t. Ct." to Ms g autd3r. se.. 3.s pdo.n w ee. .3 p t o., sisii Nol / dl I;j. 3 Id 132110. 8 0ri0d0.6 ol: smaterik llog Isio.d Tk r .i .rd ! Moho, so yr ... 113 114011ori 411 Watro(l) • Watillok3kato as 11•3333; Ideddir i. l L. k wist. aToollo.l Pow flos. P lll2 N .l itdoodi Woolen Mewl ala tti ah n r....riiih r .i .1: 6,...7......4 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIIIMOOL, Juan 18.—We have again had a very active market to-day, and we quote a farther improvement in prices generally :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 181—Caledonian, 201 ! Cluster and Holyhead (pref. guar. 61 per cent.), 19— Hasten Counties, 10 1-16--East Lancashire, 18 11-16-- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 761 I —Ditto (fifth shares), Sid. —Ditto (201. F sham), d.—Ditto (fifth shares West. K. Union), 31 d.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 101 p. —London and North Western, 125! Ditto (new 1 sharcil, 61 p..—Ditto (fifth shares), 41 1 p.—Malton and Drifileld, 61—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331—Ditto kref. shares), 131—Ditto (61. new pref.), 1 p.—Midland, 70 1 1 I I—Ditto (new pref. 41 per cent.), 1.16 p.—Ditto ou sel. Birmingham and Derby), 371—North British, 81 1 - St. Helen's Railway aid Canal (pref. guar. 6 per cent. and div.), 172—Shrewsbury and Birmingham (9/. 12s. 3d. B.), 61 —Shrewsbury and Chester, 191—Ditto Gswestry and Chester, 141—South Eastern and Dover, 21 I—SheMeld, R. sad Goole, N. D., 22$—Yoek, Newcastle , and Berwick (put unpaid up), 21 d.—York and North Midland, 241 — Great Southern and Western, 4211. MAXCHZITID, JUNI 18.—There was a vary good busi ness, and prices were rather higher than on the previous day. Caledonian, 201; East Lancashire, 181 ; Leeds stock, ; BheMelds, 331 ; Midlands, 701 ; No:th Staffords, d. ; Loudon stock, 1251 ; Eastern Counties, 10 ; York and Worth Midland, 241 ; Chester and llolyhsad, 221 ; Donn, 21 7-16. BIRMINGHAM, JI:X1 18.—This market wu very active to-day, sad prime were all in advance. BaMars Counties were done at 10; Birmingham and Stour Valleys at 101 ; Cheater and Holyheads at 22f ; Midlands, at 091, 7 0; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's, at 8} ; and B's, at 61, 81. 13s. 9d. In local stocks, Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas shares were done at 10 01, and General Steam Naviga tioa Company sham at 281. LUZDO, Juni 18.—There ha" been a very buoyant market thia morning, and a considerable advance has taken play in the principal stocks. In Midlands there were nu merous transaction', cloak, at 70* ; Lancashire and York shires were done at 76t ; Bast Lancashire', at In ; Leeds Northern', at lq ; North British, at ; South Eastern and Dover,. at 21t ; York and North Midlands, at 241 Manchester, She Meld, and Lincolnshire, 36. ANOTH/R COAL PIT ACCIDENT.—A most sad and melancholy accident occurred on Monday list at one of the coalmts of Messrs. Diminock and Co., Buskin°NW Colliery,hien. It appears that the men assualded is usual on the miming in question, and at six o'clock, the hour for beginning work, one " skip" full of men sad boys had gone down, and the skip was in the act of dia the second time with another " banditti " when s: l stti explosion of firedamp was heard by those still apes the bank, and waiting to descend. Upon the engine being reversed, and the skip brought to the top, but imp w oos was found to have retained his hold, the whsle of , his companions, to the number of 8 or 10 men and boys, ' having been thrown from the skip, end precipi tated to the bottom by the violence of thi explosion below. So violent was the concussion that the report was heard to a very considerable distance ; many of the neighbouring pits' companies ran to the scene of danger, and with that praiseworthy and heroic humanity which is he leading characteristic under similar circumstances of the South Staffordshire miners, at once voluntarily offered, regardless of their own safety, to &mend the pit, and endeavour to rescue the unfortunate sufferen below. Immediately upon the burnt sulphur, here teehniCally called Ore stick," and in which no one as breathe, having sufficiently passed away to admit of any came attempting it, several men descended the shalt, and the whole of the sufferers, M in all, were brought to the top. One was found to be dead, and four others imme diately expired upon being brought upon the bank, and the rest were all more or ism Wand, some to such an ex tent that it is thought impossible they an survive. Out of fire horses which were in the pit at the time of the accident only one was brought up alive, and that was so badly injured that it was sot to the citable with diffi culty. }rout inquiries made upon the spot it appears the accident is attributed to the following unfortunate circumstance : The man who has the care of the horses, as was his usual custom, descended the pit for the purpose of feeding them on the previous morning, which was Sunday, and in leaving the pit he accidentally left open an "sir-door," through which he had to pass, and which is placed in one of the under ground ways to prevent the current of air passing directly from the bottom of one shaft to the other, and to force it through the whole of the workings. By this door being left open, the ventilation of the main body of the workings was prevented, and consequently the accumulation of ex plosive gas went on from the Sunday morning till the time of the accident, the next morning ; and as the first skipful of men were going in to work, unsuspicious of danger, the immense accumulation of bight/ explosive gas suddenly ig nited from the unprotected candles carried by the men, and this communicating with two casks of blasting powder, which unfortunately happened to be deposited in some part of the pit, these two bodies simultaneously exploded, surrounding the unhappy colliers in one sheet of Ire, and causing the sacrifice of life above described. FAIDAT BYIMINO. There was mot much business in the English funds, to-day, but the accounts of the extraordinary accu mulation of gold in the Bank, and the continued arrivals, had the natural effect of strengthening prices, which closed Arm at a rise of 1, bringing Consols up to par, with the dividend off. Consols were Bret done at 991, but closed 991 to 100 ex div. for the opening of the 16th July. For his daily purchase of Reduced Threes, the government broker was com pelled to-day to pay as much as 1001. The business list is brief, comprising only the following :—Three per Cent. Como* for the opening, 99/, 100 991. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 3. New . Three-and-a- Quarter per Omits, 103, 1021, 1031. Long Annui ties, 1860, 6 16-16, ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 61. The unfunded securities remain steady. Exche quer Bills, March, are quoted 745. to 775. prem. ; ditto, June, 68s. to 71s. prem.; India Bonds, 8435. to 895. prem. In the foreign department the tendency continues upward, though there is no general movement. Aus trian scrip was pushed up as high as 4/ prem. Mexican Bonds reached 26, and Chaim Six per Cents. 106. Sardinian Bonds are also rather better, the report of the intuition of the government to con tract a loan being contradicted. Other stocks I are firm. Miss an recorded as follows : Austrian Five pm- Coat. Bat et a t pram- . Bel gian Five pee Cents., 1013 razi Old Five per Cents., 1013. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 771 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 106. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. 961, 951 ; ditto for account, 30th June, 96. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada One-and-a- Half per Cents., ex. Dee., 1849, Coupon, 22 ; ditto Deferred, 91, 3, 10. Mexican Old Bonds, 32, 1 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 25/, 3, 1 , 26. Peru vian Actives, 105 ; ditto Deferral' Three per Cents., 83. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, 38) ; ditto Four per Cents., 38. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941 ; ditto for account, 30th June, 3. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, a ; ditto Committee's Certifs., 2/ per cent. Venezuelan Three-and- a-Half per Cents., 41. French Four-and-a. Half per Cent. Rentes, 100 L 50e. (Ex change, 23f. 30c.) Bank of Australasia shares were transacted in the house to-day at 49; Union Bank of Australia,: : Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86, 851 cx div.; do. New, 371 ex div.; Crystal Palace shares were better at to 3-16 prem.; Ebro Canalisation shares were quoted to 1 prom ; Madras Railway shares ad vanced to a premium of 11 to 21. It may be interesting to the Mexican bondholders to notice that the total amount of new bonds issued by Col. Facie, according to the statement of that gentleman, as published in the Express this evening, is 9,200,4001. As the entire debt now stands at 10,241,6501., it follows that bonds to the amount of 1,041,2501. remain to undergo the process of conver sion. We hear nothing said about the due cancel mont of the old bonds by a public notary, but it is probably scarcely necessary to draw atten tion to the necessity of a precautionary measure of this kind, without which no conversion can be re garded as satisfactory by the bondholders. As already suggested by us, the new bonds ought, at the same time, to be countersigned by the committee or their secretary. In these hints we merely embody the opinion of the creditors as we hear it expressed in places of public commercial resort, there being,'of course, no disposition to call in question the perfect regularity of the arrangements connected with the present conversion. s Our Hamburg letters notice that the price of the Schleswig Holstein loans, repudiated by Denmark, has recovered from 11 per cent, which was the lowest (figure attained, to 19 per cent., buyers on speculation making their appearance. The new Austrian Five per Cent. Loan was quoted 88,1 per cent. Mexican Bonds were buyers at 24 per cent. The same letters mention as a fact deserving of notice that agents from the British shipbuilders are in that market actively competing for orders, and that they are actually offering to build vessels on the same terms and specifications at rates of contract as low as those that will at present be accepted by the Lubeck builders. This fact is of interest, as proving that our home builders are actually able to supply foreigners with vessels at cheaper rates than they can themselves construct them, although it was one of the great cries, when the repeal of the navi gation laws was in agitation, that our shipbuilding trade would be ruined by the competition of foreign builders. The week's reoeipts of gold are further swelled by the arrival to-day of the Northumberland with 16,900 or., and the Enchanter with 22,988 oz., of the value in the aggregate of 169,6621. Both these vessels are from Port Phillip, but their dates are not so late as those previously to band. The market for silver remains firm, the demand for India continuing. The broken an kept extremely busy by the influx of the precious metals from Aus tralia and other quarters. Further large supplies will shortly come to hand by the West India steamer. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day, a small' supply of bills was again observable, particularly for Pans, paper on which place was in demand, partly to remit against railway share*. Short Pans was done at 26.40 to 421; ditto, three months, 26.66 to 371. Amsterdam maintained its previous rate of 12.11 to 1. Hamburg was lower, closing 13.10 to 104. Frankfort rema►ned at 1211. No material change occurred with respect to bills on Italy, Sicily, Spain, and Portugal. The transactions were not extensive, and the turn was in favour of buyers. Vienna and Trieste again declined, although the exchange comes higher from the other side. The premium to which Austrian scrip has been forced up appears to be tempting speculators into the market. Vienna closed at 11.68 to 12, and Trieste at 12 to 12.2. The prices negotiated are as follows: 21a06. Prow assolislod. From To dosolredess ...-.. Fora Short IN. st.. ... IN. T. MD &fiords= - 1111. 1 M. limakurd awl Aliens " „ 170666. 10 sal. 13room. Oink. resakisrucedko.l4loop . e;r £lO „ 12111. arr. .. ... 12141. Okr Vora= par II „ 111. 871x.871x. . IN. 01r. .1 n 136 Pm ... 111. Ikr. „ ~ Wt. Oda. ... 33fr. OA " :: U " „ M. 110 e. ... =tr. 0 7810.006. ... =fr. et Short SUr. 40s. ... =tr. 4200. „ 3 IfoadosiStr. Us. ... 23tr. 670. I. I. 7010. 67 ... 7010. (Os. „ „ =tr. Els. ... 131 r. 00s. iriele : Astvery arm& horls SIT' - ...... „ „ mi.-- a , ... ire,: ie. lit. SU ... SKr. 40e. 0 06 a .... - --- „ IMAM.; ... Ult. I tallori " „ N. AO. ... NIL 72" ISL. per &at „ pa cam " 111 = ... 12 pm „ I pore ... 10 pow Or &Ilas " pro ... 4 pm pre ... 4 air ialdili —.• „ „ Mao 4 10/0 ~ .. ses„ mu 0 mu ... 4 goomm .. „ I ... 4 ansiti . u . s.. -- ,, „ 1 00 ••• Pim Mos pus ... 9 one Wm. _ „.. ~: ... ...... ..r num . pow .. pais 284165;1r e Pir Tullio ",. il = ::: it mas. sww The exchange at Paris on LosAen is Mill looking down. The quotation comes to-day reported at 25.37 k for short. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 5 per miUe prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 3L 17.. 101 d. per oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.281; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.371, it fol lows that gold is about 0.318 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By to-day's advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 430 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31.175. 100. per ounce for standard gold, !gives an exchange of 13.71; and the exchange at Ham burg on London st short being 13.8, it follows that gold is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the lut acoonnta the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at 60 day. sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nomina lly 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small lirofit on the importation of gold from the United Stem. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. The extension of steam navigation with Australia, in view of the great tide of emigration that is now setting in towards those colonies, has become a matter of paramount importance, and it is gratifying to see that individual and joint stock enterprise is promptly making up the short comings of the petty l government measure by which the development of our rapidly increasing trade with Australia was pro posed to be assisted. In addition to the movements of several joint stock companies already referred to by us, the Liverpool advicee received to-day an nounce the satisfactory intelligence that the enterprising Cunard Company, who have so suc cessfully maintained an efficient steam line be tween Liverpool and New York, have decided upon establishing a line of first class steam ships between tho United States, Panama, and Aus tralia, to work in conjunction with the New York hoe. Under the present circumstances, this is a step of the utmost importance, and will be regarded with cat satisfaction by all connected with our Auatra ions. It has been further announced that tin 1 .7.7 Britain steam ship, which has just estab- VOW leer character far speed aad eaciency by her voyage to New York and back, will take her doper-' tore for Melbourne, Port Phillip, on the 21st of August. A new line of screw steamers from Liver to Australia, via the Cape of Good Hope, is also advertised, to commence on the Ist of August. the ith of August the I'eninsular and Oriental Oimpaay will also despatch their new steam ship Famora, for Sydney and Port Phillip. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 12th of June, le as follows : PANIC or ENOI TA! °l!' Nola lord DT.711.5 £34.715.270 Propulsion' Capi al yitmvuj tea 'had.; U71 . 736 Cithe 1.• 1.12nk 001114118. XrelooW Dobto. fl AcelL) consrs 00101 poi sl,• tArnsday sad ~thear Ittlla 11.2511,41,2 T for the week ending June 12.142 (Immo - oat 1,11,015,110 Other Aouritlre 2...4.1.11. Gold Colo 41 /AM= 20.12.r2.2 Meer dabs •3J!95 Z34.;25,270 Joao 71 - tWt;Zutiat 86ourtties ilactutl.D644 Wciabt Annuity, ,. 513,674 636 ettlerelentritlin 10,673 tr 26 Nutt , * ... . 13,446.3 T, ' Gold sad Silver (645.. C. 6.761) 1433.6,6,7 ofi 3l. MARSHALL, Chief ttmillor The above returns when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £34,725,270 Increase £373,010 Circulation active 21,284,895 Decrease 400,420 Public deposits 6,o92,s732Decresse 27.388 Other deposits Government securities in --•----- banking department..— 13,874,526 Decrease, 300,046 Other securities in leashing department Coin and bullion in both _ -•- departments Seven day and ether bills 1,250,492 Decrease 6,355 The Rest The Reserve The increase in the bullion and unemployed re sources of the Bank continues to be the chief fea ture of interest in these returns. In the Ezpress of Friday we stated the increase on the previous week's return of bullion at 346,0001., and our state ment of the great augmentation that has since taken place may be relied upon as equally accurate. The decrease in the active circulation, and the increase in the " other " or private deposits and reserve attest the extraordinary ease of the money market, and the lifficulty felt by the directors in profitably employ ing the Bank's capital. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of Let Tuesday, the total note circulation of ail the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the bth of June, was 3,496,045/4 in the week preceding the amount was 3,512,1341. There is consequently a decrease of 16,089!. The note circulation of the joint stock banks during the same week was 2,838,355/. ; and the previous week's return being 2,849,7911., the decrease is shown to be 11,4361. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 21,685,3151. (being 40,4851. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 28,019,7151., which shows an; increase of 12,9601., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 29th of May, and !an increase of 2,735,8291. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,202,0301., and the joint-stock banks 571,6321. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,773,6621. below the fixed amount. 111 II 294 We 14 $I WI SO{ 19 19i 49i Me pm 111 sN IS V MIS IN 13 1 di. 30i 81j 11! al IS IS U it 104 104 SHARES. 111 ft pi li p. isi /4 131 Ist I. 14 gm _PM IN 131 in he la 10i 11 13 13 9. 11/ 111 ... . 31 Par 22 Fa 4 a 1 11 li Pk :li 11 pa N lei Ili In IS IS IS 6 i 4ls 41 1. ILWAYP. J 44 it l sf . ii it: 4j :ti tsi Hi 4 I A « ui tit IS all id 1 3 4 I 5 45 dla 1 ti 2 pa PABLI4MENTARY DIVISION. MX. MID OUTRAGE (IRELAND) BILL. ems As Mad Wen mei mom Nude, sil goalie pa 1.11. one lir 1111 Ii rill a iescia U.S : —,llmelesat piegrod. ii limetl es "art it therd et dr qrs. Ws ft rid thumb : — Quellolll l 4 "Ile He word . sow gmelis :"—ilis him ittlided ; Ayse Ilk Non Arland, SS n •on D. • Ness, Lai labial, C. 0. M. Naskar, /0. lib. J. fader, cremate Ne Pair, 11. J. ODI . 0' IlieW Ore=l Nana, ltt. fin. 0. I. H. f i Zt .i ld=dllollll. Barrow, V , alkui H. Bell, Jacob W. P. Prbeebileall lennet, Philip Womb Seib HIL F. laraford, Kt.lbr.W. = Jaime IL De Womb bug. RSA Ono" lewd belberA bet et Poe, Job Gpsweeer. Earl limit 1,1, Slsrvir of Hal, Paha IL Il rq,lebria.. i„,.... Caner, Mtn HA CAL bawls. Admiral UMW" 0. A. =,, ag" to le, lion. Colonel bribee, lard C. KtasYkilltl. M. kreerklet, Richard Modem Ha. CAL Stuart. JeiS fircednuod, Henn lbeele,Wes.Ce.. *AWL. Jahn I. Brother. n, .harph HA" He lima TIM M. C. IL knee, C. LC. Bei A Ile. Ma. J. Tem*, Mel. L Naha, Nr John T. lislika. IL He. J.C. Te lheildnr, Ila IP. Burp .1 . . Lord all, laid Fasts OMNI Crimple. I, 11 , 16. W. /MUM Charles Thassens Ur. AY. Clan, W. U. P. Baps, lir John busby WEN 0. Clesee.., Iderqula of Weirely, John WellspiliblieJNrJ. Clartester, lard J. Heelase, lard beat, Hr Obey brio.; e , ee,lo.lbL/L Hebb berre Tyra, We Mks P. C ..., thin. It. 11. Jew Ile W. O. H. Yam amnia.. Cake, Thos. S. HIe,W.L. Wame,lis.P.W. C. Carry, lit. tin 11. L. M A IL OM Waddleiles„ H. L tune, He. W. U.S. Wilms Wnlynith It Ib.LH. beim, H. LR. Lobbee. Hi OaL Webby, lade, DArron, Hon. T. V. Was. Ous. West, Peedidek IL Nuns, Edmond Vbewist limano. 0. I. Wibiledter. [Serra, Rt. Hon. B.Willem, tu i Isrlirorth, blr J. IlesatiL UM hem Wyss, H. W. W. Luta% 0. Nathwal i rsl Teets, Hoe. IL T. boa shr b , lln. A. MIA Mum* eee dlek ebb Tai. twww. te , Il News, Olesetas Ifs iill W. P. ran hmh., a r 4 S. NareW.boWe Lemma, Lard IL m Jnes Mosey, WHlmie NOM =I. e. harsh. Ilinlepboo 1/011inse g,..tr A. Orate Jim Carter, %male = MUMS. MAW. Cape. W. IL Ml ikales V. hay, Thirst Anew a. J. T. Wpm" N. J. Livia% Dm C. J. Its, TI Wiwi J. Bap& Imam DIRECT EKETEIt, PLYMOUTH, AND DEVONPOST RAILWA Y.—At a meeting in this matter on Wedaesday, before Master in Chancery Sir W. Horne, Mr. Sandman, the 066%1 manager, brought in a state of facts setting forth that the liabilities to be discharged amounted to 3,n10' • and that lie proposed they should be defrayed 'WMI numbers of the committee of management ; by it was opposed at considerable length ; and, after diseu,: , ,n, the Muster directed the nairial manager to give Sono.; notice of intention to make the call for Saturday, the parties opposing permission to bring in a counter State nf facts and to contest it. Giov.lttritlCAL bIeCOVERT.-s-The Geographical ttcity if Paris lima awarded two large silver medals to the . 4 ". Dm. Reap( and J. Rebmann, missionaries :of the Church Missionary Society, for the discovery of a snowy •esntain in Eastern Afnea, about three degrees oath of the hue, named Mount Killimandjazo. Dr. Kant has kap• d another range about two degrees northward, *lure he lass announced the discovery of another Illoustais ndt lidtier—Mount Rents, which appears to be the Noma AllitlV4 of Raking, otherwise named the Monstala el the Mesa. 111 et IN SO i THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The upward movement of the home funds con tinues. Prices have risen per Cent. to-day, Con sols having been done at 100 1 for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100} to / ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103} to 4 . Ex chequer Bills, March, 765. to 745. prem.; ditto June, 68s. to 71s. prem. India Bonds, 86s. to 89s. prem. The English stock department is altogether very quiet. Foreign stocks are good, and Dutch, Mexican, Spanish, Peruvian, and Venezuelan, are higher. Mexican New Threes mark 261- to I; Austrian scrip 4/ to 6 prem.; Peruvian Actives, 106 to / ; Spanish Old Threes, 49 ; ditto New Deferred, 21/ to 22/ ; Dutch Fours, 961.; Buenos Ayrean, 78; Granada De ferred, 9/ to lot. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Mecum. nius. ha. O. Mosey. Opals. MOW. Lowest. Closing. —— 3 par Oasts. 44 par Orate , :.: 110 00 100 23 100 70 100 03 100 70 Spar Cada. 3 per Cents per Deets. New Loan on Lesdei; : at statitS, 23 37 61 .20 88 7 8 . 10 37 4. Bel,r l 6=llllo 1003 Mussy Naples Bents — Mowry. Itman 3 per Cents 94. ... Do. 3 Piedmont S p.Ct 97 60.. Treasury Bonds ... 3 Do. 11, 1831 93 0 Bank Mures Paws, JUN. 18 —St. GarialdE, 906; Versai ll es (right bank), 1172 30 ; ditto (left bank), 297 30; Paris and 11=224 .0 ; Paris and Bourn, ; Rosen end Havre, 327 10 ; and Aviv.) 890 ; Strasbourg and Bale, 267 50; Centre, " 620; Orleans leans Bardsauz, 038 73; Northers, 616 23; Peels sad Pus,- bourg, 383 30; Paris and Ly 638 73; lours and Na...., 183; Mesterei. and Troyes, 101 23 ; and Fecamp, 948 73. BERLIN, JUNE 18.—Voluntary Loan, 101/ ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Hall per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1862), 103 ; National Debt, 911. Commercial Marine society's Premium 124/. Bank Shares, 1021. VIENNA, JUNE 18.—Pive per Cent. Metalliques, 961; Now Loan (series B), 11l ; Bank Shares, 1,355. Exchange on Landau, 11.68. 498! 60 412} 71 234 1681 84 180 1 12 4 501; 279 67} 21 63 1,242 751 22,502 1,3z9 2,411 3,181 5,432 1,7621 602 4421 134 234 240 MAI .6641 1,903 17,010' 1,2241 1,010 1,337 2,608 938 268 14,320. 7,1911 19,320 3,406 11,236 11,373 7,116? 6,434 3,113 is 22,606 2,431 '962 2,686 3,426 6,463 823 563 2,003 677 1,737 658 2,157 12,865 1,585 1,104 1,809 2,803 843 480 12,804 7,871 kit 1,136 22,448 6,001 13,619 13,619 7,478 9,968 2,896 2,743 STRIKES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT IN FRANCE. —A serious strike has been going on among the journeymen carpenters at Rouen. The workmen are accused of having used threats to induce others to join them—not only those of their own trade, but also the joiners and house-painters. A meeting was convened in the Place Notre Dame on Tuesday, to discuss the rights of the workmen. Out of the 600 or 70, carpenters in Rouen only 98 attended, but thee. were all arrested. Probably the comparatively smell at- THE AUSTRIAN CURRENCY.—One of the OMnw tendance was owing to the intention of th e aut h or i t i es . pendent ■ of the Arlystrury Allgemeine Zeiiung, gives an to stop the having got wind. At Nantes, where ; apt il.ustration of the state of the Austrian currency is a the joiners' strike continued for a long time, the authori- 1 letter dated " From the Eigen," a small district in Saxony, ties have adopted very severe measures. Arrests have been . close to the Bohemian frontier. He says :—" A few weeks made daily, and the Procureur-Oiniral has signified his ' ago the extremest anxiety was felt among this population intention to prosecute the prisoners. The police has seised, 'as the Austrian six kreuser piece, which, throughout the at the post-office, money that has been sent front different Bigen, as along the whole frontier, had exchened for two parts of the country to enable the men to subsist during the I new pooches, suddenly fell to a pfennige. lite excite strike. These determined steps seem to have produced an ; meat which arose within the space of two days was bound_ effect, for in a postscript to the latest number of the Union I less, for Saxon or Prussian small coins there were none, Bretotote, it is stated that the men had agreed to return to ' and the six kreuser no one would take. As ever, in such their work, and to accept the arbitration of the architects. crises, the day labourer, the weaver, and the poor gene- RAPID VOYAGE.—A small open yacht, .5 1.94 tons, rally suffered most, but the better circumstanced classes recently perforated a remarkably quick voyage front Ply- loot considerably. Tumults and sedition -- mouth to Sheerness, a distance by sea of 320 miles. The , for a time, but these were happ beat is the property of the Rev. Rowland Wilson, late intervention of the government, N chaplain of H.M.S. Impregnable, and now of 11.31.'s all the six kreuxers, exchanging Dockyard at Sheerness. This boat sailed from Plymouth Although the crisis was but of t on the 31st ult. at 12 at noon, and strived at Sheerness on lose sustained by print, ' Wednesday following, at 12 at night, being only 80 hours, thousand thole's! and sedition' wore ens hind happily avaded hy Cis aim* neat, whichuadsensak h kriging then he Lit of a fortnight' , v" . individuals • I C T ‘* : • TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet. The large arrivals this week from Australia and South America have, for the moment, stayed furtberadvances in price. Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 9d. to 39..; October to December, 380. 9d.; January to Mired (18.53), 39.. 3tl. MARILET AVERAOIB.—Town Tallow, 395. Gd.; fat b i t ditto, 2e. to 2s. Id.; ye ll ow Russian , 40s. ; melted stu 271. Gd. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 10s. ; good dregs, Ga. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hears. Cooper and Davis report the supply short, and trade kith. Prime Meadow Hey, 76. to 81s.; inferior, 68s to 72a. ; Konen, 635. ; Clover, KN. to Vbs.; second cut, 765. to Ms.; Straw, 26e. to 30e. • COVENT OARDEN.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit andplentiful. The ask for English Pine Apples is still dull. hothouse Grapes continue to im prove both in supply and quality. A few dessert Apples may still he obtained. Oranges are plentifully supplied, and very good. Dials are nearly the Lune as List quoted. Straw berries, owing to the unflvourableness of the weather, are very scarce. A large quantity of French Cherries has been supplied during the week, some of them bringing only Is. per lb. Young Carrots, Beans, leas, Lettuces, Endive, and Artichokes continue to be supplied from France. New Potatoes ore coming in pretty plentifully, as are also green Peas of excellent quality. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, I.:purists, Cineraries, Migno nette, Roses, Azaleas, Primulas, Lily of the Valley, and other bulbs. - rbtsapples, per lb., es to 10. Grapes, hotbouse,p. lb., 4. to Ne Pembas, per doz.. les to 24. Nectarines, per dos Its to 24 Melons, each, 2. to be Cherries, per lb. 2e to Ss ateswbseriss, per lb., is to 12s Lessor, per dos., Is to 2e Oranges, per c . 105.,.11 , , 1p le GA - or IGO, 3s Gd to Ns Ouvi:lc, p. doz., Is to 3o Almonds, icr peck, 3s Almonds., ...Feet, per lb., b to 31 Nut., [tar., p. bush., 20s In 124 rood , p. bush. ' Ws to l4s Cobs, per NO lb., lOUs IBLFA Shallots, per Lunch, id Garlic, per lb., od to Is Lettuce, Cub., p. senor, 44 to Is Co.. per wore, &I to Is Od Etadtsbes, per doll., 11 W is Pab per dos., Gil to I 0 ici— rertafeltsos p. 10( 1 .3s Od to 3sod Coubdowers, to dog,, 2s to 60 brxeolt, per WWI, lA. to Os Od heeds, each Od to Od Anparaw, per boodle, I. tole Omens, per dug., Is to Is Od Itbubarb, p. Loud* 3d to 4d Potato.,, per too, 4Ss to 80s per 5wt,,t5.t0...3.5. Tellip, lid M Is ed Small Palade, p. putt., 24 to 9d Hone !Ladish, per 041 4 le toes lluehrouttm, per pot. 1141 to 34 per punnet, 64 to 94 SOITti, per hell sieve, 64 to Is Od Itrbes. Jerusalem, pee ball Alms, ad to le Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 3d harory, per bunch, 2d to 3d thyme, per bunch, 24 to 3d Parley, p. doe. boo., 24 to Mint, per bunch. 2tl to 4tt Beall, given, pee buMh. lid hiAlleram,do., per Mizell, Jd tc ed Wateseram,pt riomtrarch.,9d to Is per bu.b., Is (.1 to hld lramo, per 1b.,14 to 24 Nem (border) do., 24 to rid Turnips, per dos, Cs 04 to 12404 Cucumber., cub, 3d to 14 Gd Celery, per bundle, Is to 24 Od Cnrrut., per bomb, 7d t• 14 Od Spinach, per mem, 9d to Is 3d Mums, per bunch, 24 toed opsolsh, p. d0..,1411d to 34 Beet, per dm, Is to 24 Leeks, per bunch, 4d to Gd COALS. - LONDON, JUNE 18. - CLOSE OP THE MARKET. - Bate's West Hartley, 13s. 64. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 145.; Holywell, 145.; Lengridee's Writ Hartley, 141.6 d.; North Percy Hartley, 13.. 6d.; Tan field Moor, 13s. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 13s. ; Walls End Gofforth, 145.; Walls End Ilarton, 141.; WWI. End Heaton, 145.; Walls End Northumberland, 13s. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 13s. 9d. ; Eden Main, 15s. ; Walls End Belmont, 141. 3d.; Walls End Braddyl, 6d.; Wills End Hatton, 161. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Lambton, 155.6 d.; Walls End Russet's Hel ton, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Shotton, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Backhouse, lis.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 215.-Ships at market, 104; sold, 60. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. KU " C.PWAL 14••• el Railway. 1851. 1861. BRITISH. Aberdeen -- Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire Blackburn Bristol and Exeter (Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackrock, and Passage Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen lEsst Anglian Elut Lancashire jEastern Counties and Norfolk l !Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee Exeter and Crediton ----- Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E.Linoolosh Great Southern & Weateru(tr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and 8. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. Manchesterind SouthJunetion Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western (Ire ) Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western 0:f.,W0re.,& Wolrerhampt Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birininghi Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon • South Eastern South Wales SouthYork.,Doneaster& Goole Stockton and Hartlepool Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehavon Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland FOREION. Dutch Rhenish Maria Animus Montereau and Troyes Namur and Liege Northern of Francs Orleans and Bordeaux Orleans and Central Paris and Lyons Paris and lianas Paris and Strasburg \ Bonen and Harm Tours and Nantes IN 19f :I :i 4 r s i ,1 II i Pa i „ 1 161 II In :49 Se 99 110 141 1 4 1 1 si lie i 14e 21 j ad 12i a 189 94 81 1 2 26 86. 189• 94 6. 20 171 236 188 284 liie 223 188 277 lot 90 280 18 639 6 179 244 -.4 111 167 9 23 1 126 498 f 1,4361 676 23 1,8,52 748 5,042 7,8.5.5 1 3,330 10.5 6,66231 16,641, 2,6661 3,614! 2,233' 3741 4,005 12,221' 1,3861 23,578 4,6281 21,707 1,110 346 68,355 1,369 11,641 16,317 179 193 8,423 1,654 243 1,610 1,009 5,016 8,712 3,223 213 1,033 827 618 076 678 4,018 15,197 2,223 3,657 2;423 :- 6a4 4,161 11,469 ' 4,993 20,243 212 4,876 17,738 1,175 661 45,754 ' 1,148 3,292 11,928 274 iii 6,62?