The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-04 00:00:00

i [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. The amount of the precious metals shipped on board the l'cninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus, which will leave Southampton to morrow for Alexandria, is 196,3801., but of this largo sum only 13,678/. is in gold, all the rest being in silver. The destination of these sums is as follows, viz.—For Bombay, silver, 28,7991. ; for Madras, gold, 2001., and silver, 29,5071.; for Calcutta, silver, 102,83 M.; for Singapore, silver, 10. 0 .62/. ; for Hong- Kong, silver, 7231.; for Canton. silver, 9,9721.; for Malta, sovereigns, ,10,0001. for Alexandria, Bove reigns, 3,478/. A special general court of the proprietary of the East India Company is called for Monday next (the 6th inst.), "to receive a communication regarding the arrangements proposed by her Majesty's Ministers for the future government of India." Miscellaneous shares, after showing considerable depression during the morning, closed better. Au stralian Agriculturals were steady all day, and, sub sequently to the official close, a rise of some 5/. per share took place, on substantial buying. The clos ing price was 63 to 67. South Australian land finally left off 39 to 40, and Van Dieman's Land, 17 to 18. Australian Bank shares were unfavourably affected by a pressure of sales, and the premiums on the new undertakings connected with those colonies are rapidly passing off under the influence of a rising money market and calls in prospect. Shares of the Provincial Bank of Ireland ha•:e been done at 52; Union Bank of London, 18; London Docks. 128; Australian Royal Mail Steam (6!. paid), 31; Penin sular and Oriental Steam (251. paid), 40. Shares of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have fallen to 1!. to 10s. dis., the large capital required prospectively for this scheme inducing sales. Grand Central Rail way of France closed Ito 1,1 prem. Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, 4to prem. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day tho transactions were but limited, and unaccompanied by any material alteration in price. So far, not tho slightest effect appears to have been produced on this market by the recent action of the Bank of Eng land. There was a little demand for paper on Ham burg and Frankfort, but prices have not varied. Leg horn was rather higher, being done as high as 29.85. The rates on Spanish places were a shade flatter. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday the 28th of May, is as follows FRIDAY Evxmtwo. The English stock market to-day was sensitive and fluctuating, and generally the tendency of the several security markets has been towards increased depression, contingent upon the late action of the Bank, and the still unsettled aspect of the Turkish question. Consols have ruled lower throughout the day, and though the late absorption of money stock has imparted a certain degree of steadiness, specula tive sales were freely effected to-day. Late in the afternoon additional depression was created by the circulation of a report that the English fleet had quitted Malta for the Dardanelles. Up to the present time the discount houses and capitalists generally have not evinced eagerness to follow the movement of the Bank in the direc tion of a higher rate of discount. In Lombard street as yet no change has been made. In fact, the supply of money during the last two days, and especially to-day, has been unusually plentiful, and greatly in excess of the means of employment open for it. This is somewhat singular as the immediate sequence of the Bank measure. At the present moment it is clear the Bank can be getting no dis count business, nor will any such flow to it until the rate out of doors shall have become more nearly as similated to the higher charge just decreed in the Bank parlour. In the Stock Exchange money is very elegy, at as low as 11 to 2 per cent. ; but the state of the market within the "house," as we have , often observed, is no criterion of the general money market. The present ease of money in the Censel market is owing to the large bona fide purchases of the last few days, which have, as a matter of course, brought more money into the Exchange, at the same time rendering stock scarcer. Console, for the opening of the 19th July, ranged between 981 and 984, , the price being now quoted ex niv. At three o'clock the price stood at 981 to 1 , which, with the dividend on, would be equal to 961 to a, and consequently 1 per cent. worse than the closing price of yesterday. At 4 o'clock a rally to 983 to 1 ex div. had taken place, but at a quarter past four a large money sale was made, on the ru mour of the sailing of the fleet from Malta, and the market consequently closed 98 5-16 sellers, with a flat appearance. For money there were bargains at 991 to 1, with the dividend, but the books are now shut, and transfers are not allowed, except under special circumstances. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were very heavy, falling to 1014. Re duced Threes arc to a certain extent supported by the purchases of the government broker, who invested again to-day at 99. The o ffi cial business report includes:—'lhree per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 991, 1 , ; ditto for account, 981, I, I, 1, Zex div. ' Three per Cents. Reduced, 99, 961, 99, 081. Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 100. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1013, Long Annuities, 1860, 53 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 64. Bank Stoc k, 2291, 229. India Stock, 260. South Sea Old Annuities, 100, 991 ,• ditto New An nuities, 101 ; ditto Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, 1001. The March Exchequer Bills were firmer to-day at ls. to 4s. prem. India Bonds mark 21s. to 255. prem. Tho foreign stock market was generally rather firmer. Spanish has advanced on purchases for foreign account. Mexican is firmly supported at the late improvement, and Peruvian Bonds were also steadier. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27. Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 62 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prcm. Spanish Deferred Threes, 235 to 3 ; the Cer tifs., 31 to 6 per cent. Sales arc thus recorded : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1005. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 845. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 951. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec. 1849, coupon, 211; ditto Deferred, 91, 91, 10. Mexi can Three per Conte., 261,27, 261. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 86, 85; ditto Scrip, par; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 61. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lo3l, J. Sardinian Five per Cents., 943. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 234, ; ditto Passive (Converted), 51; the Commit tee's Certificates, 51, 51 per cent. Venezuela Three and-a-Half per Cents., 38. Subjoined are the returns of the progress of the conversion : Pit ei am i d , ULU. 1 gwar. i, ,WO Presuum 5 .... r ,.. uway terly a. ..t 1,. ,r. a Rem. d "." L em Pm. Pre- V 4 ar, I tie. ! We. stiuro. ~I tr• . 1 110 . d 1. 'lllllll. 84. LLLL I L 4.d. 30 1 1 3 13 4 lib I 3 2 $l4 2011 3 so 19'21.1 3 331 1 1440134 s„ 2 ~. 6 4 S 0 11 2 311114 ta 012 6 60 3 4 6 613 4, •531450126$ Vienna hummer No. Share, Banns. Paid priers done yesterday to-day --- -- ---- 91,300 10 AUKTaill All 40,000 1 25 Chartd. Bank of Asia 5 6 I die 8607 20 Chart. Bank of India. Australia, and Chia, 2 4 4pm 15,000 * roollah, Rcottiah, and Australian Chartered 10 1 di. 4 pa , 25,0001 20 London Bank of Aua. traits and India 23,0001 20 ',Woo Ch.rtered Bank of AustrAlia ...... 24,0 , 11 25 Oriental Rank Corpora all 50 51 30.00 e 1 3 Bo al Austral. Banking and Cold Import. Co. 1 1 dls par 1,000, 25 South / ustralla 20,00 : 15 Unbar of Australia 4.000, ... Do. New 34 , a 9 BANK OF ENOLAN D.—Arroyo? for the 'reek ending May 3, 1911 p., , . I I ,T. Not., iIINUOd ....... ...... C31,4:4,t90 Goveruntent Deht...... 1- 11 . 011 .10. °Vier Se:while. .. 2.' ,1 .90 Oqid Coin and litiilicto 17.t34.T3t; Writ bullion L31,1:4,690 £11.453.890 141.111111 , 9 Der aavnmarr. Pr OrAletOr.. ni tluverumeut 4eeorltle• ft..ot . . . 110,214 Dead Wo , 114 Publl (inoiwt: Amway Ex %eq., itftv. Ilutk Other.ioewitls4 14..._1,714 Coruallo. of Xotom.sl Not,. . . o 4) D. 11.31 .1 Dlr. AceLe.l f.. 05.412 Uohl and ifilTor Other Deposlts 11,9 5 fS3 ,fevoo•atayandoLlatt toils 1..103.665 This return, when compared with the previous week's balauce sheet, shows tho following re sults:— Juno 2. 133. c6,(48,864 L 8,84 M. MARSUALL. Chief cattier. Circulation issue Circulation active 22,1582,030 Decrease .50,72.5 Public deposits 45,603,412 Decrease 289,085 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,121,653 Without alteration Otheraccurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills The Rest The Reserve 17,914,537 Decrease 5,977 1,393,695 Decrease 22 418 3,110,201 Decrease 40,373 9.362,517 Increase 50,743 • The changes exhibited in this return are, in a numerical point of view, very small, and, upon the whole, may be considered as rather of a tranquil lising character. Tho demand upon the Bank for accommxiation appears to have experienced an abatement. The stock of the precious metals is sta tionary. Tho decrease in the treasury i deposits, oc curring at this period of the quart er , s an uansual feature. THIS DAY.--Two o'Cr.oct.. The English stock market has been quieter to-day. Considerable flatness prevailed at the opening, but the market is now sensibly better, although business has not been active. Consols opened 981 to ! ex div. for the 19th July, and after being sold as low as 981, are now quoted 98; to 3. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 981 to 99; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1011 to a ; South Sea Old Annuities, 99; to 100 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. to os. prem.; India Bonds, 235. to 275. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, and exhibit litte change in price. Spanish does not maintain its improve ment. Mxican bonds mark 261; Granada Deferred, 91; Greek (blue), 8; Peruvian scrip, par; ditto De ferred Threes, 61; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 103 ; Sardinian, 931 to 91 ; Spanish Old Threes, 481; ditto Deferred, 233 to 1 ; Equador, Chilian Six per Cents., 101. BANE OP ENGLAND, JUNE 3, 1853. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents. ~ Nil. .£138,082 0 3 £2 10s. per Cents. .. 1,975 0 0 1,539,075 15 10 Exchequer Bondi .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total £1,681,34 16 1 SOUTH BRA HOUSE. 4 „..... ; ,-, . 1 4 ,, ~•••, Illi- * /1„,..z."... - /9 - / • 1 --..- 7 01 L--- ./. - -- X(..--e--...---"Ar---••- ..."•,-- •caP .0 0e2.-.-.. ./ . • • Tvbt , , , AA ..._..., . No. 2,117.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING 4, 843. 9 JUNE 1 . c•-.:.-- -- _.. .____ _:.;_..;:_ LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, A WORD ABOUT MR. VANDERBILT'S YACHT. BRITANNIA I, Princesaitreet. Beak, Landow. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Al ONt Established Aug.l, 1637. II 2 ;Satins, and Rotterdam 1 11 1 Mt E a wrefed by special Act of Parliament, 4 Viet., esp. 9. Au American merchant has just arrived in London 30 4 •Sethres to Graissessao ( des IPm r. ea ,„„.,_cet. RoItERT ALEXANDER, Blackheath Put. On a pleasure trip. lie has come by train from South' FRIDAY Emma. I 1 Magma known Janetin 1 11 20 04 , m o m am Brownies. 14 la Ina. wing rain of premium kw securing Loan or Debls. The railway market has fluctuated with the funds. oe to mem end Reeasnon I2 pm The English Mod+ ampton, and leaves his private yacht behind him in dock at 11.1 t premiums cely required duriag Snit SIM years. that port. This yacht is a monster steamer. Her saloon is The late operators for the rise have continued to as 5 Daub Moe* - ... ll I des a 6 and fluctuating, and a.-orerices payable during We. , bear" 30 ti inn Inman ... - 4 l 4l 51 pm Pro awn dating mama, in Mohan& described as larger and more magnificent than that of any show a disposition to close their accounts, and " so i Da hemostat, 1 11 ~ transactions have been resumed, but the lower prices abliii 10 'd one , °aala gr e. and w.. b .f t n . el , ir e,, tioeZe a. l f a it 4b a r ' l l , a r: , I li tus t 'i . ' Lem several security mark PRTTANNIA DINUAL LIFE AMOCTATION. ocean steamer afloat, and is shit to surpass in splendour thr.t have led to a moderate bona ,fide demand against depression, contingen Eme•wered by her Ileassity's loyal Letters Patna. Bunk, and the still u of the Q uee ns yacht. The walls of the dining room are outstanding limits, &c., and after 3 o'clock the ... . Do.Sous(lntiv.),lb77. I .L. -2 Pm prg.te dtwaled aimually. question. Consols ha nemesis unseat. •I tor eve, these meths' difference of age. clothed with a new material, resembling polished martil, market partially recovered the decline of the fore- a l i : Luma L oooo6 t.r oo,o, loo•Cl•Pir L i t 1 17 4. II a. m'at -outman se a new plan peculiarly stlelintageaUS to and malachite. The building of the vessel alone coat day, and though the p ., :i, y it i :; : l:: : , * .:,,,,,, . 1 ".. 1 .... ti .,, , a tall ~ of , per cent. was 100,0001. Tao expense, of keeping it up are 3001. a week noon. The tone, however, is far from buoyant, and i.. to Da. (cA.,7 .7: :•• 6 4e 6 1 1 has imparted a carton a ~, err carrell. tear's rrorrtunt an patilcipstiog Pollees. Listening to the el..tails of the grandeur of this Hating quotations at present sympathise rapidly with the 5 3 Do. ... .. five sales were freely s s • Do. (Canal), :... _movements of Consols . afternoon additional teaurtuou .....) I angras-) palace, It seems natural to think upon the riches of her 10 2 Do. 6 per M. Prefereate 6 Olio 30 9 circulation of a repo' - II ~• ta koie i mow , Oats, I ye a r. owner, and to &emotive him with the Casino dui Medici/. ~. 1 7, =and liediteresana - peat Pie Loins Premium pm,. Tow* 1 e 71 7 the Andreas Fuggets, the Jacques Cour., the ]lichened THIS DAY-Two o • Ctock. The railway market does not exhibit any signs of 8 2 3 0 ki 1 l tcri 0 11 . 7 . is eneue po ka n ( mai :t..:st . t . w iwt ,.. iii i ii 7: - Le quitted Malta for thi •be, VI 0 Ittll2. 01 A g e ' IMP. Ply - Up to the present ahem, Whittimmons of the past. But this is wrong. Mr. Van- Year, I i i,,.. note. miens. a rally, although the general feeling of the market is I d capitalists generally _ ' ---!--- 1— derbilt is • sign of the times. The mediteval merchant, gr. 41 2a. d. 1 . ' MOM M 11. LLLLL e. d. • just named stood out in broad lief fro b rather steadier. Midlands, Lancashire, and York- jo It., Ncr rs 7 o l , l ri . ci I.r.° `" • " U 331 follow the movemen ao 11, 13 I NS • Its I 4 30113 eel shires, Loudon and North Westerns, and North lion of a higher rat re . m t e great society O'er it. k il P. M:o r aL terar algt ornl : 141 let s t e S at. p. Norweglan Trunk Prefer. i s 9 40 19/' s 15 4 2 1 / til 144013 4 of their day. Mr. Veuderbilt is a legtgimate pro of British new, rather flatter, than at the close of busi- 01 a„ t r 6 4 a 5 11 I I 111 . I 4 b. 012 6 street as yet no chi his coontry-the Medici; Fuggers, and others were cacep. UM yesterday. la and Lyons ... ~ 16 104 pm go 3656 13 4 , 925314 $ 0 13 6 39 So Pun and ()newts ... 1,„ H. mug . " o w e " Dower. tional cases in theirs. They were fortunate monopolise, who, All foreign shares are very quiet. 20 .A' Parks sad Noun ... .41 43 especially to-day, has ANDILLW FRANCA fleseetary • by means of capital and crushing privileges sucked up the Mi It Pare and r.ten.no,o 331 36 ORDINARY SHALES AND STOCKS. lOl 4 Pwis,Cais ,andCwe &boort 31 44 pm greatly in excess of t wealth of the community. They were not a healthy growth, clusiog_rietes bales to-day 111, n Quotes and kiebened - I '. - • but a kind of enormous wen on the body politic. It took Flo- 1110. Pd. Roomers. ~, 2 e. „ . 10 o Noun eel .1 est,' ... 191 30/ 741117 ' • - ' I $ Royal Swedish 6 lUs sequence of the Bo _ . "'LI"' *7AA . - ranee nearly fifteen centuries to produce a Como, and she S. me 0 ,,,,,,, ••0 .. ye ye SO :A' 11•111t46 *MA N 1 ,1..., 11,1 54 moment it is clear the ' . 7 1 %.5' ' • IIL N W never brought forth another. America was not known four 10 et Arlberg, Nottlce., - Ann 1 centuries ago, yet she turns oat Vanderbilt, small and large 134 lt " 4 " ll er e t . i t l t te la e l .• 31 31 IS 4 Do. St per Cent. Past r. - - 20 II South Easters of Prase, - - count business, nor Iv rate out of doors sha 4,... 4 0eat a.„. 71k51-e 91 set :a every year. America, which was only discovered by a it ;$ air;,...tau..,,a,j,. ; 6 dig /0 4 leuthern of France........ 4 5 ma hi h. Upper lona Scrip ...... 4 Ipm eimilated to the hig .: '•,,', • pi' •. . . • countryman of Coem o running against it by mistake in his VA all lanChar.sthirk.sol.l3/.e . . 21 22 Sfi all West Madera 46 5 Bank parlour. In tl 1 51 151 Do. do. Co. 261- st 11 die so I 5 Des 114 pet Own Prefer. 1 dls par frEETH.-Ily Her Majesty's Royal I.ettere Patent. way to the Indies, is the groat arena • where the individua bt. I.ea Bridal sad Suter ... lot 103 1011 M 11) Weston ..t Fr a n., 91 91 pm very easy, at as 100 i scaly I vented an' Pateatrd applicati.di of chronic Hy pre. metrics of man, uncramped by oppressive seam iastitations, St. tot Caledonian ........604 671 67 si yi In a Mennen Elwltzerlanel. , 1 I die state of the market n en Closter ens fielyheal . 22 oil II 6 pored will ft. INDIA RUBBER In the col, turn. not ARTIFICIAL or absurd social traditions, have full play, and arrive at a 60 at. Dare Mad / 104 4.,.. ... ... ~0 4 214 often observed, is no TILETIL Gomm and Palates.-Mr. /PIM tl al MOSEL/. burgeon. • . , gigantic devempment. It is the tendency of American 5) 41 , Dabusiana fleffestyeac 2 4pm market. The presen Daum, el. 6 ve -West lireovenor-rqua'e, 41e Inventor and MISCELLANEOUS. Patentee. A new. original, lied invaluable invention , wwwisting in institutions to faster the general welfare, and to permit the 13 al Dmilee, Perth, and Aber. • market is owing to 1 den lunettes .. . II 9 Vlosing tleatelaff". ' 6 " 166 " nil ab " ule Perrtetinn end 1.131 ". °7 unchecked powers of the highly-gifted to occupy a place 23 ell Eon Mullen • • 34 31 So. Sh. Ilseczuaneove. Pd prices Donau done the last few days, wh au amsay Prepared WHITE INDIA RUBBER se • Wag to the emery fioll.r None Frame. The extraordinary rusks et this is the g 1 framework of society, which they can obtain 111 20 41 a pat tottota and m•a. 11 - - 3 3 4 „ ) 121 131 12 applie.non may be Melly weed In a few of their most pesseln,•nt soothers else. The great feature to be noticed in America 25 ail gaetern thaw, Clam A... 19,11W0 1110 Ameralien Agri.- 33 59 61 61 60 3 time rendering stock esiauree. ~. ter lot ant' g :-All char edges are areadal fr a= 1 50.11einAnierleanLaad 3 , 1 70 75 75 wine, ee funnies are remired..• greatly inereaerd is, that all its citizene have fall permisaion co run the race LIM , IL 1 1.*.) ... • 10 1 10 1 Consols, for the opt 23 al Do. clam 11 aad Odle. 111 t 76 71 1 10,GOO 1001 an da Company... 32t, 60 70 serlion lamp/Wed, a nears% elassmity hitherto wholly Meillnineik in which .Ir. Vanderbilt has gained such large prizes, st.. the Saw lonesslstnt 100,000, 5 Crystal l'alaoebetween 981 and 981 , , ems a ilt, Infested with the most antertag smarmy, husewrea. - . I 71 72 71* 3 4 24 pm 7 1 i 130.000 4 Cryst.PaLor Prance 3 a t „ ex niv. At three o'cl whet wet weet , e ,„,...; s eat teh ty " t h e t o t h e on the contrary, in other countries they are trammelled by e. bi I . ell_ . 111.11W.L De..aloarmin 1 33 56 ma lidlabareas and Gl en,. 70 IS 133,71. 11N. Brit. Ann. Laud an 61 pat which, with the divid pfieeieiarpeet is giv. nen the atlpsolnicleeth whew Mem se • amused restrictions. Look, for instance, at the land wherel. Do. Preference- all '- - make by th e ahmration of the gums. The aside Otte meatlesset ." 10 11,Edheargh and Peebles .. 1 - - the discoverer of America was hastening , as he thought, St. Ito 111rUnisegb„Perth,Dunde- 23 30 120,000 5 PeelltieLneLestliii. all'. I* If pm 61 7 to 4, and consequent: as. asa co tbe eeemOotly prepared Witte India Rubber, Radom ft icie,oon EtkottlehAustaarest alt I IIIt pm closing price of ycate ea a wee. nieiee. ass& ef say temperature may with thorraugh when he ran against the new world. Lock at India. The . r ie . 6 . 1 " .711161 Deethere 11111.1711 " . •" 1 " . .. e - t e l 541 5 12,700, 25 ustralian Lan.l 25 35 49 404 racer tea isaMbnal vial retained la the mouth, all unplemantwas or whole wealth of the country is absorbed, ans. the develop- E m s. 100 I Do. A, Stack ... ... i 49 31 50 51 10,0001 100 Van Diemen's Land 201 16 17 984 to 1, ex div. had I smeller me brine at Mesons* Use wholly provided ley by the /.teller Wore ol Its peepstailem-To to obtained tiny at sent of its industry is checked by a government which dt. 100 1 Do. B, Stack ... ... 132 134 133 past four a large mon St. ,100 .ot.Poitth. and WM.(lrs. 110 112 JOINT STOCK BANK& moor of the sailing of el, OltoaVENoa-STIEET, LONDON. hangs like an incubus over it and paralyses its free motion. gt lot 'Greet Western ... .. $7l $ll 1117 4 i 21, Gay-oreet, Bath.l 34, C.:return-erne. Neweattleces-T; ne. Its capacities for wealth are enormous, but no one makes 12 11 ,Irish South Eastern .. 71 II , I Luaus Mumma SO all .Leamiator mad Carlisle . 93 95 Na Share' Bums. Pelt pries done flat appearance. Fot ------- use of them. Its population is stationary or degenerating. tei till Do. Third. . ..._ .. 131 14 me 1 yesterday to -day at 991 to 1 , with the 1 AT WILLIANIS and COMPANY'S FAMILY It can with difficulty pay up the revenue which its masters St. MO thaesehlre and . Yorksble 714 75 17424 - , LINEN WARRODUSE, 40. Ilart-etrer. Bloomsbary.equare, exact from it. It is Incoming bankrupt, and will be per- // IS ; Do.Fifthe ~.. - 44 41 dis Kw) 40 Australasia my. I. be !mind a stork or HOUSEHOLD LINENS, Iletwela, 14 ilj, Do. Wort ilialag Cake 35 1,, 40,0001 33 Chartd. Rank of Asia 54 I die special circumstance at.. ha every attache( iciest°, ow. Prles and quality not equalled hops chargeable to the mother country. Its hundred mil- le all Heeds Northern ... .. 151 161 66,001 2 0 'Chart. Bank of India Is ludo". Viola of UM.. eons. he.. bunted in nog* lines on go- lions of inhabitants vegetate in poverty, then ideas limited 1 1 1 0 1 111 i 246 ` 161 1 1 • 6 ‘ 11112 . 1 " 11 • 3 1 3 1 s 4 Australia, and Chino 2 11 pm per Cents. were vcr dente term.. Late Jobs Downie sad Co.-Established 1891 , 5 Lon.,Tilbury,a Southend 11 2pa 13,000 M foolish, Scottiah, sad duced Threes arc to a to the narrowest of all spheres. Whin hundreds of thou- St. tee =Betetnen,l4s. Cou IP3 104 101 Auserthen Chartered 10 ICs len • the purchases of 1 New redilidard. pries One &does, sands of emigrants are pouring annually into America, and Ss. 100 lean. ri si t Lcata - wout 114 4 113 1141 1 1 13,0001 20 London Bank of Aus. ARM BOOK-KEEPINO by DOUBLE ENTRY; becoming absorbed into the population of that country, • serae la re 2l l; n •Le 'Y eet . Pla r. lawa lit I. l 2 a a mi ad r Biwa, IF . li 2ma 10 1 1 De.diusts.,7li.6gin.tb ti p II i adding to its wealth and their owes, India is a sealed I A-i 1 " 1,016606 a 40 ° ,11 "Wea 401 - 7 53 W 1111 Ds., Om ... ... .. 61 51 die trials and India 33,000 I SO Leaden Chartered Sank WAIL-trona _ 121 1 II pm 131 21,0 0 01 25 Oriental Rant Corpora all 50 52 invested again to-dm report includes :-I money (shut), 991, WllZlarnotreal, NI rrnA. London, aisi.ted by as experienced and sue territory to nearly all except those who have 40 st Da„ 240 ... ... 51 41 die 60,00 e . a Resat Austral. Banking • la .., 4, i, '7, ex div. ireful t e rmer. Royal two., 4 wile., cl,tle lettered. For presPecloon friends in Leadenhall-street or Cannon-row. What •IS all Londonderry Si Coleraine 12 IS and Odd Import. Co. 1 1 die par 981, 99, 985. Thr app., to the .lath w. 18 aU loodowdrryit Eanklullus 19 2t 9,009 , 15 South I netralla ....... 35 se 30 Loofas : Memphis, Marshal, and Co. can man do in a country like India but yew 5,,, tyo ,3 4 . 0 1,..9•0 .. ku 0301 . 3. 291 so 291 20,00 :33 Union of Australia tate amongst the oppressed, or live the life of a Sy- St 41 Po.htsoMiLinel.linio.. 11 21 die 0,000 ; ... Do. New Se, s 9 Long Annuities 181 It. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, barite amongst the oppressors. Is it wonderful that at the N i t 1 100 22 32 • 13 De ll . s e a lee L en ii* Doe '" by - 711 72 40 - 43 711 1 ' 6l. Bank Stoe ' k, : °neat:ore, Anueleptema, sad Origins% 1,. slob; DI POO, first sound of the railway whistle the Lotos-eating lords of M 471 1111•1.0. west. (feel... ... - -- MINES. South Sea Old Annu II I. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK. AND AVOID , the land should rush away up the Country, far away from a U 121 1211121 1151122 ""••• ••• - - u.M. 100 iNewswerket ... ... . 61 53 --_ smiting, 101 ; ditto sound which everywhere Is connected with energy wealth, If SI, De. Nary Extension .. -- pa FRIDAY RYININCI • 1761, low. The market 1 - .1 . British mining stocks to- s has LECTURE TO YOUID) MIN. 15 171 • 31utperthbarg.aliereford - - dlo been generally quiet, but there have been inquiries for The March Exchec en. activity , freedom, progress. IM 711Newry and linnisaltle, 21 11 at Is. to 4s. prem. HOW TO NZ DAFFY. But it will be said why is tbe greatness of America to be so all := l wygetsepoiethg,„. a I IT-several dividend mines, without finding sellers at the reduced prices now current. Moat of the heavy divi unnaturally magni fi ed by being compared with India ? 111 - 1101 Drem. MORAL AND PHYSICAL IfYJOYMENT OP LIP!, IS 13 . - - dead stocks are held by wealthy forties, who, in ' Tho foreign stock a. Why not compare it with England where there are free in' 68 64 N om.ki„s; : ;„ s, 21 di a ON SPWLAL DISEASES. 'thulium, immense manufactures, ■and commerce, and I' . le Nara Drina ~_ ... .. 331 341 331 Sj view of the large annual return yielded by them, 1113- firmer. Spanish ha: ye. THE LNISTITUTES OP ItAItRIAO6 LIFE. where there is no more impediment to a man's becoming a 2 : l a t; 12 74 . 21 pe e r?,:h„," . 14 " - - - 413 rerally refuse to sell at a reduction, from the diffi- foreign account. Me .... - - culty of findirg an equally profitable investment. late improvement, at .n. Vanderbilt than in America ? Why not take England ' 11 6 Do. 1 I theaseaSsed - - dle DLSIASES OF Intents.. where there ars ten times over more Vanderbilts than in 22 14 24 " 221282223 " 4116 "•••• 31 3 1211 155 Speculative and less favourite stocks, however, aye steadier. At four • vin. M all 1111011 Weans .... IQ 9 quoted 261 to 27. G VIIINLIAT DERANGEMENTLOONISTIPATION. end SAUDI& America ? Walk into the Royal Exchange in the afternoon 15 10 Northam/ LWwasmasoe - - pm quite out of demand, and almost unsaleable. The ID& fn. and z , just before four o'clock, and you can be shown numbers of SL ;ti c : z i t . WI" , 11 W° 1 " 1 : : 1 1 4 0 95 sales reported to-day are :-Tincroft, at 61; West • r Providence, 31, 62 ; Bedf , rd United, 51; Comford, Deferred, 91 to 10. INGLIS% MOH, sal SCOTCH LAIL& S vole., le.eark. men who could do-if they thought it worth the while- Si. 100 Mettle\ Wind ... . .....59 SL ditto •ounand-a-Hal os. everything that Vanderbilt has done, twice over. Look at M. 161 1 shrews. • 161161 -• ••• ••• 64 64 TO 35; Clive, 41 ; Mill Pool, 11, 12 ; West Basset, 101, prem. Spaniah 1/efe HYDROPATHY; Ol e THI COLD WATER coax Si, MO , Do. L.6l74.W.Onar.Stk 73 76 tire., 51 to 6 per CI literwesad, A. Putnam's-raw ; Carm/ho. 147. Plest.street i Mann, Liverpool, look at Manchester. Are not men of co lomat 13 a I 36 /4 „ a bon, ang Raegre g g 13 1 31 3 11# ; Wheal Gluskus, 11, 5. Throughout the gold mining share market great Brazilian Old Five 14 oserahtn. mod all bouttoollwo I coot m• K. Cel • tnn". M.D.. 1111 . fortunes to be found there ? ls there anything in the Mt au 1 Wroubury am t heater 1 31 =lr. Ileassagenot e who amp be 'moulted daily trom 10 ull a. 17 19 air of too institutions of those towns to prevent men be- nil all gr 2 . 1"7/ 0 32h14 . '" ... si pi depression has continued to prevail, and prices of all per Cents., 1823, 84,1 descriptions are lower. Nouveau Monde have fallen coming posse/nen of incomes that are reckons .. by tens of 25 20 , Dm Onnothi •••.- .. is 15 Cents., 65 ; ditto Fe le Si thousands ? Possibly not: but then is something in the " s e s= "2 " Umka "" •• 31 2 1 413 u a n: m a terially a on sa le s. River i P p e z e e l m. th e formed eloeing an p r exception , iceivas il 961. Granada One- MEDICAL REFORM. I Dress ... - .. 20 3 sir or in the institutions of the country of which these St.„100 Soma MUMS .. .. .. 701 761 1849, coupon, 215 ;d: to 2 prem. At 4 o'Clock Colonial Gold were quoted towel are a fraction that prevents these men living as be. "1 " 1116616 W M" ••• - •• 331 " 1 can Three per Ceuta. : Yesterday a deputation front the Medical Reform f . ..se , ts Tests a l 13 14 1 to 14 prem.; Port Phillip, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; comes the . creators of stupendous ortunes by their own in se i e goo deb ...„, et sa and-a-Half per Cent Committee, consisting of Dr. Lankester, Dr. Mackenzie, Great Nugget, 15 to 11 prem.; British Australian, par; ditto Deferred Dr. Dalston Jones, Mr. Lord, Mr. Wall. Mr. T. 0. Tra. dustry. lour men of rank here-your creator, of millions r e / 11 1 11 0 limb= lkilselloglna .... DI 2; 5 dis. to par ; Nouveau Monde,l3-16 to 15-16 prem.; sian Four-and-a-Half quair, Mr . Wooluton, Mr. W. Powell, Dr. Murphy, Dr. for themselves and tens of millions for the country-too go it lod e ,/ p im a _ ... .. 14 131 Agna Fna, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem.; An 10-Californian O'Connor, Dr.Ogier Ward, Dr. Reginald Read , Mr. Chalks often spend their time, their intellect, their labour, in order SI all Wiliedent sad ilt2=. 9 9j Five per Cents., 9 Clarke, and many other members of the medical profession, • 32 33 that they may be able to take rank amongst a clue of men : fl 4 W ye lll2232ll ,"D m akl ue u ;„ hi 101 Ito 1 prem. Cents., 485; ditto 1% waited upon Lord Palmerston at the Home-office, to re- Shares of the Jamaica copper companies were at 234, 5 • ditto Passive quest his lordship to promote the passing into Irw of t h e theirpresent position in virtue of what was le fl .. Ortuobieloa aad who occupy ._ 1 vmed c rey d„ t die pee one time heavily depressed, Metcalfes, for instance, tee's " Certificates, 51, proposed bill for the better regulation of the medical pro- dons for them by some broad-shouldered adventurer, who " St. 100 Ilfmk,Neweestleatilminet Pas 70 1191 70 and-a-Half per Cents. Session, prepared by the Provincial Medical and Surgical fortunately for them, lived 800 yearn ago in Normandy; is !ae De. do. lateasteep .. II 71 dis declining to 4to 1 pm., but the closing price of this Association . Those whought to be the Vanderbilt, of England would 151 1141 Do.O.N.R.Parebase . 21 21 „ stock was 41 to 51 pm.; Linares have experienced a Subjoined are the The deputation was headed by Dr. LANEWITSR, who In. 100 lion and North Didhend SO 00 591 a shrink f employing their wealth in the magnificent severe fall, having been sold at 6, and closing 6to 8. stated the reasons of the committee fur adopting this step. _ conversion : BONI OF EN Hs had been chairman of a committee eatabh.hed some time manner adopted by their American friend. They would PREFERINCE SHARES. Mexican and South American were a l so lower. Amout we ,for the purpose of advancing Mr. Wakley's Medical dread the effect of making any unusual display, which would St. 100 0b ., 0•0 . Copiapo shares formed a prominent exception, being • 92 IS sec Registration Ili I, and finding that the opposition to that assuredly subject them to the reproach of being millionaires S an monism No. 2, 7 poe Ct 1 111 92 in demand and higher. £3 10s. per Cents... bell by the College of Physians had been withdrawn, snit and parvenus. Here is the great difference betwen the two St nie Bristol& Eocene per Ct 107 109 The closing prices of new undertakings are as 1:2 10s. per Cents... that the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association had S 190 Caledonian ZIO I 103 moo! countries. In England a man is too apt to be ashamed of I S 15 :cheeter aid thiltlo;d _ 19y follow : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Exchequer Bonds ~ drawn up • measure of a similar character, and involving 5l Cork and r fla , Won ii ,...., : l 1 die 1 pm Mining and Streaming, 3-14 to 5-16 prem. • Mel all the great principles of the Registration Bill, he deter- having mabe his own fortune, wiles. he has done to in one 6 4 Total mined to call the present committee together, or to reconsti- of the few roads which the aristocracy condescend to travel 44 all ,i p = i ,„,n ; la 7 .. . 84 4 ,1 bourne Gold, 1 tos per share ; Australian Mut ual, Ito tuts the old one. They proceeded to ascertain the feelings of by-the church, the bar, or the army. And if he is vulgar SI 54 EastAtegUan(3l.los ) lip.CLi 4 41 . 1 die.; Australian Consols, Ito 1 dis.; Monarch Boer the profession upon the subject, and they found that • very enough not to be ashamed himself, his wife and children 3 3 i n& 413 • i 3O 2 per Cl ' ' 4 31 Gold, Ito 1 dis. ; Chartered - Australian Land Am large number were in favour a the hill, the great bulk of 74 1, Dm de. U. 17447 per Ct. 11 pee • col the profea , ien in Edinburgh and Dublin, and the various make amends by sedulously avoiding everything which can 111 coet.Oes.est..,t p 4,1101, 1 21 pa and Mining, - to 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, For £3 10s. per cent. medical corporations of those cities, being desirous that it put other people In mind of their origin . It was thought 14 Ditto do• N 0.21 1 2 „ 14 1 i per share ; Golden Mountain, 5- to 1 per share; Annuities 10 10 , Do. New 6 pry Cent @ton •14 IS - should pass into • law. The committee was therefore most something superhumanly heroic of Sir Robert Peel to con- yo Iso liset.thate‘gegp.cp.ct• to 14 Lake Superior Copper, 1 dia. to par; Ceylon For £2 10s. ditto anxious to know whether the government were prepared to fess that he was the son of a cotton spinner, although every 1 A 11 " 11161 11 6 ... mid Land and Mining , 5 die. to par ; Cologne Lead, 1 die. Exchequer Bonds support the measure, and, if so, whether there was any one knewi t. Persons who have perused the biography of ot . moloire"="ehruo s2 P I mo i s t 11 LU 1:1 to par • Brucutu Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Car eroepect of its being brought forward during the present Total Mr. Pendennis will remember how the gilled and hard- M. ISO,DesSpaterM.Sse*, fte- 1 berry i r est, 3-16 to 1-16 dia.; Connemara, par to 1 session. Dr. Lankester then laid the following facts before So far as the comm hie lordship. There are twenty-three sources in the United working father of that gentleman looked back on his longprem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to 5 per share; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 to 5 is concerned, the con: Kingdom from whence medical degrees, licenses, and di- and useful career in the medical profession as a thing to be 10 16 604 1 0LD : 111 . 2311 846taarrwm.ing , 91112 rdp iP 2 S Aict lwa sh. 111 8 l on dis. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 05 die , eluded, this being the please may be obtained ; th e evil, of t h e ar t e „ being that especially forgooten, and never thought himself a true man Kr 1 6'o West.llke &Mantes& Spe sif 7 0 4 many of the bodies haviag the power of giving competent Obernhof, } to 1 pm. •; Britannia Gold, Z to ft, for the new stocks until he was enabled to stand in gaiters, like a veritable sit ' ro: C Ditto IL Vre.7. mks. ' 4 4,t,1'il I:: jO4 summation, did not give a license to practise, or that they per share; Poltunore, 1 dia. to par; Kenmare, holders, and the re. granted a lactase to practise in one part of the kingdom landed proprietor, at the gate of his miniature domain of 1 1 . te : I • 4 ;;r i vr. ...." 161166 • 61 ! l i s dia lu thr 1 to 1 premium ; British and Colonial Smelt- favourable to goven and not in another, rendering it necessary for the preen- Feiroaks. The ancestral Pendennis of the medical profes- "AN L es. e,D r ae . swam" 134 tor log and Reduction, 4 to 1 prem.; Respryn Copper, stocks as yet applied ti men of medicine to submit to the oppressive annoyance .ion is the type of English society. IN. ill, ilattoPrehemaitherth - - par to 1 prem. ; Parkwin and Carwalsick Ti of re•examination, and perhaps the degradation of n- SO II LonekflthWastOoLMMOß 116 1 pna n, I a sum of 469,0001. 13 jection. Moreover, the licenses of many of those bodies Does the nadir see what looms through these parallels 1 I! all an Loeskmderry SOdere. leh 10 11 to - 4 prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, sto 5 iprem.; and the other small I did not protect the public. Persons practised all parts We wish to point out, as we have pointed out before, the 11 1 ;1 1 1 rado 6 d o7 7 Bkaad rwW".4 lll, lit 11 1 acting like an honest IS . I an. . no. ternltol s 9 Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 15 prem. of their profession with the licenses of the Apothecaries essential weakness, the vicious condition of English society. cannot recommend th to ilO Do. New Ile ... ... 101 11 'society, the College of Surgeons, and the College of In precisely the same manner (although in an infinitely 6 ' 5 Do. 61 .. o• o• 2!. I i POI new stocks, so that t Physicians of London alone, yet the first and third did not 121' ell llsryp.k Caroms, 4s pot - - pm THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. greater degree) as the English army is damaged by the examine in surgery, and the second did not examine in St. 100 landCor.aßreighop.Ct 150 MS The gold mining shares are not materially altered off. The South Sea medicine, and the third did not cumin. in midwifery. The ' cold shade of aristocracy," so is English society and the 1 4 1 6 Ditto Preference ...... -. 1 Ipa upon requiring paym se 110 Norlale Eateasten... ... 111 Ita in value to-day, but, on the whole, prices are rather majority of these bodies were self-elected, and irresponsible, English nation vitiated by the aristocratic prejudices that et tro, De. " w et. P r .! . t e e e 115 in by them • and It is firmer. Colonial Gold mark I prem.; Great Nuggets, a simil ar ' course and the consequence was that they laid themselves open to run through it. Between the cebbler who patches a shoe 3 ; all . Do.WaveneyTalley i pm, - - the charge of jobbery and corruption, whilst some of their and the merchant who imports the leather to make it, there 10 0 ' Do. Debentures ... -1 par Ipm 15 prem. • and Nouveau Mon es Ito 1 prem. case of the 3,662,00 diplomas and liessems goys no power to recover debts in a R. 100 Nona British . ... ... 114 116 Australian Agricultural share s ' are steady though are __some three or four grades, the members of each of ee all North ata , rrdshi - re d court of law. They had no organised system of negotis- 224 261 not fully maintainitig the marked rally that took stock of the company lion, and practitioners qualified to practice were not des- which would scorn to associate with those of the grade St. , 100 , 0thed, Wolver..Els. gier frat - - place alter the regular hours yesterday afternoon. Bank Annuities of : 700,0001., andconfin tiagnishable by any easily available means from those who below. The merchant himself hopes that he or his chile IS ;12 , Die.* ditto ditto 11 1/ pm Business has been done at 60 to 63. Peel Iti vers, were not qualified. It was now contended that remedies Inn may walk at last amongst the lords of the land; and, S . 0 'Shrovraidlina.Newtaar.: 101 111 after standing at 11 to 2 prem. all the morning, have . South Sea stocks, whi for this conditton of the profusion were suggested b•• the 111 II Ohrewalkelneasr(Nor.W. , as a step to this, he takes ears to have his children educated - . 6 o i , t 1 pyi 131 in round numbers, we bill is question, which proposed-Ist. To repeal all * legal , I td.e..) Pay 3 - - I advanced to 21 to 2 1 prom Land shares generally -. • powers at pr. seat penned by medical bodies which inter- where they shall lose ell traces of the impressions that may MllO , . Do. S . per Ott ... ....., are rather firmer . " ' inlay of 7,800,000/. b /eve with the riots' of the educated practitions rto exerciee have been made upon them by those who dwell in his own It 7; I t 56 1 ; 1 : 1 :„ 1 " * " . e ie• e , - '', I p t e 4 4 13 1 , 11 : =alien. Zed. To require on the part of the stare an circle, and where they may acquire the habits and customs 1.0-4.' all 'Math Esters (loading . No. Share Dom. p a id '' pr i... "". 6 """ conversion remains at standard of education far all who enter the medical of the world to which he fondly hopes they may aspire. 1 1 Ans./of £1.04............ 1 1 6 1 161 yesterday t From a statement e preemies, whatever branch of it they may subsequently It is time that the millionaire should cease to be ashamed m ai. ; 1 1 2 11t1. 1 1orlese Pea ire alst• Iporet.thar 191 701 —— quer in the house I cheese to practice. 3rd. To give to every one thus educated 190.00 0 I Agee Fria all 11 11 pes and examined , the right to practise any or every branch of of having made his own fortune. It is time that parrenu „! 1 10 3 e 1 r 2 . ." 111 .6 rd31 K 1111666 7/1 1 -c , 1 dia Par 1 30,000 1 +Anglo AnstrallanOol4 all par Ipm amount of the June E k. Neweeetledk Sere., 120,00 C I tr , •AngloCa/tornien Lie profession in all parts of the Unite I Kingdom. 4th. should be looked upon as a word of honour. It is time that 66 °uterus of Eag.parea.• If 3 105 10,000 10 fluetealaidan To provide a system of regietration by which every qualified the middle classes should take the place which is their own 17 1 5 Ditto Ditto ... ... I 1# 11 36,109 2e tAnetrahan practioner could be immediately recognised, and to attach on 100 $ 1 1, 0 108012" .. 7 1 -7 7:e gm ( u.s kieed , 106 106 IS 10 TorkkAHM.H.lllll.Perels s Ipm 101 / 60,06 i 1 Australian Cordillera all iOal pm 5,6 90 , 000!. The awe radios to au roma . practiung eee d kiee without t h e in the world which they have made. The middle classesloo,ooo I Australian Freehold have made the modern world. The Montinorencis, the 55,000 I An Marta all 1 1 die accessary gasification. Dr. O'Connor, Dr. Murphy, Dr. Agier Ward, arid Mr. Howard., the Percy. made the past world, and they had LINES LEASED AT Yakut LENTIL, , 24 0 .00 e I MINIM Antrallan Colo all IWsl pm 1 port will now have 20,400 20 trtritlehlron 10.5 7 9 about three millions s Lamd severally addressed his lordship, the last-mentioned their reward. Let them give place to better men. It is not 10,000 33 f Braz.leap.(ke.atsf.p, 241 14 51 gestleatan observing that the great body of the medical pro- the strong arm which now founds nationt, or makes them $0 * ovio a ehao 6 , 50 n 30 De.thearandCuisb• all 41 5$ day next) cannot fai fessien felt so strongly that some reform was necessary. that . The work has . been taken out of the hand[ of the leased toCaledordes).. 14 lill 1:40 20 Do. S. Jobs OM Be) 15 31 32 money market, the a sto,ooo i Ceram's Creek all 1 die Ipa 6 they wire willing to waive all minor differences in favour of 62 , 2 " S. ISO ,dastl.uninedguarOlp.Ct. dividend payments w some large and comprehensive scheme of improvement ; mighty in war, and given to those who are strong iu coon- 'De nAd to Gt. Northern) 110 151 12,000 1 41.• Coke Copper and he (Mr. Lind) respectfully hoped that his lordship c il-to the lords of the elements-to the tamers of the great is 25 ialorsec t r n a4Dere_Forsist 14 II t 2 simultaneously with i would view this question , not diplomatically, but promptly forces of nature. These must take their position. They t ee " • Di t tkeeet D TI, D w p . " l "2 7 . 111 24 30,700 1 ii. : 11 gp ia p l e a r Miners of FAL all 65 7 6 and vac, rely, as by so doing he would center an importan t must assert it, and scorn to put up with the faded distinc. 1 (teemed to YL N. It Ber.) - - 5,0001 25 +Do. Fret 71 percent. all 3 9 pre the Bank of Englan benefit% not only upon the medical profession, but upon th e SO SO iliallareelby(blforkathllto 112 114 70.9,,, , 3 +Enos Auai raOaorail4ii all 3 11 die anomaly. lions that formed the glory of the ruling classes ern- Great Sweet Teta.- all I 11 PM 31 public in general. 113 SS I Dm§ aerie (ditto) .. 36 17 IMAM 2 Owing to the ves Levi PALMERSTON said he had understood from some furies bask. There are men who feel this now. IN 131. Da a &Imes iditto).. 27/ 261 11.'00 SO I tae r) .%ral iteigaalered sh all 1 - 5 I - 7 " from Australia Navin quarters that perlect unanimity existed in the profession, There are not wanting even in this coon- 1 31 121 i thrikin sag 0 to &sutr a . rr; 141 le 12,4,ei Stand inchy of Dade, al 1 dis par passage into the Th and trim others [hot there were many objections to the try men who know theia own dignity too well M 20 'Ditto Preference (ditto) 26 17 11.0411 ' t ralgoeth all It 01 Ms pri,elit sy s•ern. It was therefore evident that the question to thick that it can be increased by being t ransp l ante d to 111 211 LoweetoftOns7.4oerCent. 100, , ,Ca Lake Bathurst all 1 tMa delay, the gold brouo p 60,0te Liberty was one of a camplieated nature ; and the details were new (lessen to Norfolk) se e eornntl proportionateey 7 bn i n yt mo t o t athrh t ek h e the aa. Bank, aramnohokuosnsli to him The !motion, however. should receive his stten another circle of society. We want the Vanderbilts of m e n Di tto di tto 6 per Deat - - tyls ISO,lsoe /Users London&Caltnen Ciald tete consideration, and he should be glad to be favoured England to feel what they are, and to show it. We don't $1 all Maach„Burton,Ratattock Hewed to i .11‘11.W.011d.) 3 31 (Doris Crushing w .. all 6 6 with a copy of the hill to assist him. as the subject was ask each of them to b aild a monster yacht. We do ask that ee " Dieukehre, and R ., 40 . 100, 0 00 Morison& douhtle , s one of an import ant and pressing nature. they would assert the greatness of their own position. We Seated to StockLk Dart. 23,t,00 1 ' . ..xtetalkElt.Ameticco 9 It par 6 : ~0, 3- Yew Granada ... The deputation then retired• do require that they shall do everything, by providing s ue w all seethintllll:6:ll7lhtorkf.E.:(ll"l4 ' lce 1 amply for education, to elevate the class to which they tuna:enc. Count' , r 63 CGRPORSTION 011' LoNDoses VISIT TO HER HA- belong, and put it upon the level to which it is entitled, r e 1 111 Dmaxed FnmaseVer cent. ide.t - awn v.-This afternoon one of the moot numerous civic The middle classes of England are the creators of Its processions, consisting of the Lord Meyer, Sheriff's, yre Hess. Lon. 541.WeelaLsaeMsTert - - au Alder- wealth and the source of its power. Let them take example 121 111 Mao shares , (ditto)... - men, Common Council, Ste., in their carriers, left the from Atlantic', and not shrink from acting so if they knew Mansion house to proceed to Buckingham Palace with as address of congra•mla•ion to her Majesty on the birth of the last prince. t b h !m is. me l u f they . could be brought to let their children M. 100 Noma. snag Pilotless - to Great Northern -... 151 153 M. 100 Du. RbenethStock distinguished for high mental and moral cultiva- 12 91 donthSlafforilehlreiliend 1M 166- ton, by an improved argent of education, as they them- to Mr. APClsen) ll 01 ells seines are for their great practical knowledge, the classes 1117 66 wear. Ifa!l_alt_bOLL2l...elt - - CRYSTAL PALACE AND WEST LONDON RAILWAY which now virtually nuke the greatness of the country, es et i f,„, arcrir-- , , -The select committee, y es t er d ay mors d az , declared thy mould liecome irs actual ruler., and the only obstacles Pr its gt. 100 Wins e seaman Dewed preamble of this bill proved. i tadellalte pogrom would be removed. t lo Gnat Westeral • 1031 Bia 107 V* i .000 6 50 0110 . flo'. e: L.; 1 0 • 1 50 I.,it N 1 N o va uvea Mond, Nova tie Mining nail all i I Pa li 2 Copper Smelting Port Philip louts Kock . 01 ' i tithymney Iron - Me I idle all i I per 7 0 , , t 01X ,K ; 30 15 ~... stst i i t v ot e d i e e c w .ba 6 7 26 B A P° 14 1 ,00. 1 stab Austnilitin all -- pm 6.000 le :tn Croft 43.174 lia.ar r United Mexicalt ell 4 70,110. 1 Waller di 1 IMs 100,000 I West Granada ...... too,laa• 1 wee t u t pi 10,00 t; 1 Tuba area all 4do par 1 f Transferable by stamped deled.di, par i port la s 0 e piecels will con f the nume Lion we t be b riev n e l , Pas amounts, o the rous vi c h a lts vin t g ak t e : n n of pa ss en ger doubtless, s,b brat t 0 n c , ion of drawing after drain to that qua' - the Gibson Crain, • Is 4:300/. in oold, 4,26t,i in all 8,593/. Amount of Annuities Total amount commuted this day. commuted. For £3 104. per cent. Annuities £32.9.;919 4 £100,46412 0 For £2 10s. ditto 99,033 6 8 1,085,661 12 3 Exchequer Bonds Nil. 6,270 18 4 Total So far as the commutation at the South Sea House is concerned, the conversion is now definitively con cluded, this being the last day on which application for the new stocks could be made by individual holders, and the result is certainly the reverse of favourable to government. The amount of new stocks as yet applied for is not quite 1,200,0001. For a sum of 469,0001. lying in Chancery in South Sea and the other small annuities, the Lord Chancellor, acting like an honest steward, has declared that he cannot recommend the acceptance of either of the new stocks, so that this amount will have to be paid off. The South Sea Company have already decided upon requiring payment for a sum of 600,0001. held by them; and it is greatly to be apprehended that a similar course will be pursued in the case of the:3,662,000/. which forms the corporate stock of the company. Leaving out of account the Bank Annuities of 1726, which amount to nearly 700,0001., and confining ourselves to the various South Sea stocks, which we may take at 9,000,000/. in round numbers, we find that there is every proba bility of 7,800,000/. being required in money from government next year. The voluntary portion of the conversion remains at a standstill. From a statement of the Chancellor of the Exche quer in the house last night, it appears the total amount of the June Exchequer Bills for which:money is required is 2,360,0001., the amount taken for Ex chequer Bonds being 237,0001., and for new bills 5,690,000/. The amount still remaining outetanuing was 7.50,000/., but of this it is to be feared the greater, part will now have to be paid off. The release of about three millions sterling on the 9th inst. (Thurs day next) cannot fail to have some effect on the money market, the more especially as the quarterly dividend payments will commence a month hence. This expansion of the note circulation, occurring simultaneously with a rise in the rate of discount at the Bank of England, will form a rather singular anomaly. Owing to the vessels which have lately come in from Australia having been enabled to make their passage into the Thames with comparatively little delay, the gold brought in by them, after undergoing the process of melting, is already beginning to flow freely into the Bank, and mast thus, by releasing a proportionate amount of notes, tend to relieve the money market. One bullion broker's firm to day sent into the Bank some 30,0001. worth of the im ports by the Sarah Sands and Northumberland, and large pircele will continue to be sent in daily. 01 the numerous vessels that have for some days past been leaving England for Australia, only one, we believe, has taken out specie on freight. Certain amounts, doubtless, continue to go out in the hinds of passengers, but on the whole we have the satisfac tion of drawing attention to a decided cessation of the drain to that quarter. The exception referred to is the Gibson Craig, which has taken out on freight 4-300/, in 4,261. in silver, and 231. in copper in all 8,593/. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. tut *metro, PARIS, Just 3, Tot 1 ' -- motel.. Opening lltallest. Lowest. Closing, --. Sper Cents. I 78 40 l' 7B 50 78 93 78 15 78 is ei per Cents., 11.23.. , .. ... ... ... ... 12 per Cents., :332 ..I lei 39 101 90 101 90 101 50 , 101 50 4; er Cents. 1 ;cr Cents. New Loan , ... .., I Exchange on London: at fight, 21 3;io days;sl 87j. ." dullrlanoPerOtrlelo money Hates Bents Do. 41 ....... .. Boman 5 per Cents ... Do. 2f Medi:aslant S p.Ct 99 Treasury Bonds ... ~. I Co. 3. 18.53 PARIS, JCNE: 3.—St. Germain, • Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), ; Paris ' and Orltans, 1,060; Paris and Rouen, 4015: Room and Havre, 50); Marseilles and AviArren (Converted), • Strasbourg and Bale, 360; Northern, 88.5 ; Paris and Stra;boure, 895; Pon. and Lyons. 910; Lyons and Mediterranean, 760 ; Onest, 733; Paris and Cherbourg, 623 ; [Ojon and Besancon, 530 ; Illidt, 630 ; Montereau and Troyes, 415; Graissessue and fierier% 3no; Borden= and Teste, 287 50 ; Blesme and St. Maim to Gray, 540; Diem and Encamp, ; Central buisse, —. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. There has been a moderate activity in the Colonial Mar lots during the week, and rates are generally unaltered. There was less demand for Sugar in the beginning of the week, and prices in some instances were lower, but im porters generally supported the market by buying in, and with the exception of Benares, which is unsaleable unless at a decline of Gd. per cwt., ether qualities realise former rates. The Coffee market has been treely supplied, and tho good and tine sorts of Plantation Ceylon, which have chiefly composed the parcels offered, have sold at very extreme quotations. Native is quoted at 475. Gd. to 48s. for recent importations, while tome old shipments went at 465. to 475. Per cwt. Rice is rath e r d earer; an d S a l tpetre i s 3 d. ower. In Tea very little has been done in the private contract market, but two public sales hare taken place ; the only alteration is, that some sorts of Greens sold yesterday on rather easier terms. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, without much activity. Town TAllow is quoted 1t;.., net cash ; Petersburgh, Y.C. on tho spot, ; J oat, 16s, 9d. to as. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. to 475. 9d. _ _ • MARKET AVERACIP.—Town Tallow, 40s. 3d.; fat by ditto, 2a. rid. ; yellow RUASian, 48s. 9d. ; melted stuff, 365.; rough ditto, 235. Gd.; tallow graves, lit. ; good dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis re ports a rather better trade. Prime Meadow Ilay,B Is to 90s. Inferior ditto, 70s. to 761. Itowen, 4 Is. to 65.. Clover, 'JO.. to 100 s. Second cut, 70s. to 001. Straw, 231. to 335. COVENT GARDEN. —THIS DAY. Notwithstanding the coldness of the night, and easterly winds, Vegetables continue to improve. Forced Peaches and Nectarines are becoming more plentiful. Strawber ries fetch from W. to Is. an ouute, but more are sold at the latter price than the former. Th e supp l y from the Continent of Peas, Potatees, Carrots, Artichokes, Endive, and Lettuces, is still well kept up. Rhubarb is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch from 9d. to Is. 3d. per bunch. Old Potatoes arc now chiefly confined to Resents. Frame Potatoes fetch from 9.1. to Is. Gd. per lb. Mushrooms ate scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Asses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cinerati &s, Tulips, and Azaleas.