The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-04 00:00:00

I I P I •ETHR,ERPENCE. MONEY MARKET. Endowment, 4 ; General, ; Globe, 1511 ; Guardian , 61/ ; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Mariue, 57, 58; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 50; London Fire, 29 ex all ; London Ship, 20 ex all; Marine, 23; Medical, In valid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11 New Equitable, 11; Palladium Life, 3 ; Pelican, 45 Professional Life, k prem. • Provident Life, 41 Rock Life, 84 ex dm. ; Royal Exchange, 236 Sun Life, 65; tnion, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 ex div. Reversionary Interest Society, 1051. TCMSDAT BIILIFINO. The English stock market opened with a stronger appearance to-day, consequent upon the victory gained by the cabinet in the House of Commons last night, and generally an upward tendency was observable in the market, although unaccompanied by any striking change. Money wee in demand in the house to-day at 21 per cent. Consols opened at 1001 to 4, advanced to 1001 to 101 for the 12th inst., and finally closed at 1001 to 1 for money and 1001 for time. The government broker recommenced his purchases for the week, taking a parcel of Reduced Threes at 1001. Business generally was far from active, bat it would appear that there is a good deal of money stock afloat in va rious quarters. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 1001, I, 1; ditto, for account, 1001, 101, 1001. Three per Cent. Reduced, 100, h, 100. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1,1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6, 8 15.16; ditto 30 years, 1860, 6 3-16. India Stock, 2621, 2601. South Sea Stock, 1151; ditto Old Annuities. 991. Bank Stook, 48, 227. Rifle NeeMitat aII Ilayrat Is. te-6e. pest . 111 1 K Bonds mark 285., 255., 295., and 23*. pea. In the foreign bond market there was no especial ligature, most descriptions being quiet. Greek Bonds ere flatter. Mexican improved, the contradiction given to the statements in the New York journals of the alleged cool reception of Santa Anna in the Re public having a favourable effect. Spanish securities showed more steadiness. Dutch stocks continue to exhibit a tendency towards a rally. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 27! to 1; Granada Active, 231 to 1; ditto, Deferred,ll4 to ; Peruvian Scrip, 31 to 4 prem.; Spanish Deferre d, 24 to #; the Certificates, 61 to 7 per cent. The list of actual sales is annexed : Brazilian Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 1001. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66, 1,65 Z, 661, 88; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, 931, 981. Equador Bonds, 61. Greek Bonds (Red), 101, 10 ; ditto (Blue), 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 1; ditto, for account 17th May, 27, Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89; ditto Scrip, 31 prem. ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 69. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391. Russian Five per Cents., 120. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 241; ditto, for account, 241, ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 61,61, per cent. We understand that the increased ease observable of late is the London money market is bringing for ward a large number of bills from Blanchester, Li verpool, and other parts of the north,for discount. The Derwent has arrived with 23,300 ounces of gold, worth upwards of 100,0001., and with dates from Hobart Town to the 14th Jan. Oa the other hand, we have to report that a good deal of gold is being despatched this week to the various points of the continent. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English funds have been a shade flatter to day, but there is no real change, business being too inactive to have any marked effect upon prices. Consols hare been sold at 100:; for money, but are now a shade firmer, at 100} to A for cash and the 12th. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to ; the Three •and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 a i t Bank Stock, 228 ; India St oc k, 261 tO 2621 S. Old Aaipi., 991 to 1001 _Rtalsequer Bilks, d bock jimosasja s MAL refer .bea Bemis, Sta. prem. Business in foreign stocks is extremely dull, and throughout this department there is no change worthy of notice. Spanish Deferred Threes mark 244; the Passives, v ; the Certificates, per cent. •, Swedish Loan, 2 dis. ; Dutch Two-and-n-Half per Cents., 661 to 661; ditto Four per Cents., 96 to 961.; Mexican, 27} to 4 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. bonds, 891; ditto Scrip, 31 prem.; Portuguese Converted Fives, 42;; Equador, 6}. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. lm No. 13bareg DAirn. Paid pCa late its o t s yo6gesterday. to-day. 22.500 40 Austrialada 40.000 36 iChartd. Bank ot Ada 6 dim 6 par 50,000 20 Chart. Bank of lad* Anibal* and China 2 1 1 pin 23,000 23 I Peel* Scold* and Austnnaa Chartered 10 11 11 p 111 25,000 20 Moeda& Ilaait at Auk trans and India 23,000 25 London Metered Baal of Lumina 34,000 23 Oriental Bask Corpora an 40 31 zu ot 3O x WAN 1 loyal Austral. Banking sad Geld Impart. Cu 1 dls par 6,000 IS Stunk Australia 20,00 e 11 Usk* of Australia 0,040 Do. 1 . kur Account. PARIS, Mar S. mo ir n.. ! ov . ing memo. Lowest. ck.i . g. 3 per Centl. I 31 10 ly 81 3 81 2.5 Si 5 81 35 44 per Cents., 1825 i 100 ... ... 14 per Cents., 1352 , 103 53 1 103 50 103 85 101 . 30 1 101 85 f per CVOS. 3 per Centa.New Lcen , ' . . ..... i ... ..... ... • • , ... Exchange on London: sleight, 23 3; 90 day , 24 874. ... Belgian, sPerCt.llllo Money Naples Rents — Massy. Do. 44 Do. 24 ~. Piedmont 5 n.Ct 99 1 Treasury Bonds ... ... Do. 3. 1833 Pante, MAT 3.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bask), —•, ditto (left tank), 979 ; Paris and °Aisne, 1,105; Paris and Itoues, 1,180; Rouen and Havre, 530; Marseilles and Arignen (Conrertedl, ; 131rashoorg and Bale, 975; Northers, 920 ; Para and Strasbourg, 010; Puri. awl Lyony, 970; Lyons and Mediterranean, 857 30 ; Oueat, 812 SO ; Paris awl Cherbourg, 1142; Dijon and Besancon 393; Midi, 650; Mon. teream and Troyes, 415 ; Oralesessie :rid Benicia, 523; Dieppe and Peoamp, 373. Paris and &nun, 165 ; Blume and St. Diner to Oray, —: BOrdeaus mad Tate, 320; Central Endue, 480; Mulhouse to Maas, —. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-TIIIS DAY. The receipts of Wheat and Flour since blonday have been moderate, and the value of both articles was much the same as on that day. Barley was steady at the decline noted last market day. Oats were in short supply and fully as dear as before. Beans and Peas underwent no change. MIALITALIS INTO LONDON FROM MAY yd to MAY 4th. Yr; Wheat 1160 Barley lllO nata 330 730 Malt ***** Flour. B2o barrels and 110 saaks. koreme. 2310 1930 3260 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAR,—There has not been a public sale, but the private contract market shows great firmness, and full prices have been paid; refined remains quoted grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. CorrEt.—The public sale of 100 casks Plantation Ceylon went aft steadily at full prices, 535. 6d. to 565. 6d. Native Ceylon quoted nominally at 475. to 48e. TEA.—The market is very firm, with a fair amount of business done. Rica.-3,000 bags Bengal were offered in public sole and bought in at Ils. ; 2,000 bags Madras were also offered, and about half sold at 7s. Gil. to OA. Gd., which were previous rates; 200 tierces Carolina sold at 21s. Gd. to 235. Gd. Spices.—We have been without public sales to-day. firtarrs.—Rum and Brandy are dull of sale. Corrox.-700 bales soil yesterday on 'Change, and the market has a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. ,A I • Z/Z . :, / 7/ . . / . . . . _ • ~.r..0-. . .... 4 .- /7 -,...._ , ..„_................. . . . . • •. . . „ . .. . • • _ _ . . . . . ~./ p.,, , ..A, I " r , I ~ y , ...-- - 1 ( 4 , . ~ .*f 'V • :• i • • , ' I ! I • • • ; g •.. ; . • , . t b---- )T o. 9,090.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY 4, EVENING. MAY 1853. . BLIN GREAT INDUSTRIAL Ron of the weights of 100 save. clear to tarry Mb,. eat*. 1... 11111101TION. Oa* round and a distance. (27 sub.) %•taauts.xtlON of tbo Units LIEUTZNANT of IitELAND,.. Lord Chesterfield's Jacqueline, Sot p(Aelinsall) 1 SHARE LISTS. sOiltiell IMILWATao le 3 Minns essill Ilemermen 1 jay - TUUDAT Benue°. "1, I Welwile to 011imseeme... Ipm 1110 NB lit it..stil, , n i Ma p, the Orchestra for the Miasmal Fa. Mr. Wilson's fby Glarateboy-Made of Montag, 60. aa I The railway market opened with much animation, se l ' "ifan 1 " 4 " 6 Au ' et " generally at is c .,,, , am of I,ilo Performers. 61b. 'ion', but f ' 47 " "" Itirlo l l IN MEL-Oils IN 1653. ( 1. • el 2 ' and- 10 Charleroi sad Drosielineo 13 14i The English stock Lord Waterford's April Fool, let. 61b (D. Doyle 3 ,mss v. ,eiterT TWEE IS (wadable for a ineatli) will he Issued 'The following also ran :-The Hatchet, f. by Assault-appearance to-day, ' , a aim, mead deer 1016 May : i mprovement, anadce wi o t n h one Satur j a tto s e q x u cc ot p a- - 24 11 clasa pli"sad itheilL aillinSi . .. 7. 3 . 1 4 0 . 1 . 71 e bona, was not quite maintained. The higher prices 20 " " I "me ne. "6" lllx . ' ... .. it I f „ Pa gained by the cabin a :.e se , • ,, a•at • ' e a a...., 2 5 d m in Newton Lass, Dressmaker, and Mocessin. the mi a p t e r t o e v r i e n e c ilia laput markets, aighe r a sam, Meta memo es 10 0 is s 0 OPTIONAL SELLING STAXE6 of 6 SOTS. sub, with 30 current yesterday added, for 3-yr olds and upwards; the winner to be sold majority in favour i o n f and the 224 t a4 ite e n: ‘ lll4 3t.landwai.a l,2olmair ep „26 1. 60. .. 2 2 1 2 11 3;a1 last night, and genet 1 , 1 „,,,,,,5, e,e , :yow, Ilan, !Ideal, Carlisle 6 6 o observable in the mu trifu:d . • Morce .tcr.fh-l•eobaria , Gicase ,„7 “. ll 13 0 413 0 extra. One mile and • quarter. Th• winner to be sold k Y tended to give more confidence to speculators, .., -- Drallenes ( inams. 5 Lemur • • lign - the house to-day at 2) 0 , r a o m,e, ); Sy, Leaninsceaoventry, 3 3 0 bat actual business still remains limited. Lancashire 2) , rlablass ins Par 4 5 o by auction after the race , and any surplus to go to the '' Consols opened at Liiroa. _ • •fund. (5 subs.) and Yorkshire stock was especially good, tho large to i Do. (Rallwayl .'" ....' 7 4 4 7 1 1 . 5 ,....h.it on, Ileilderaid, Dadaist. 3 0 0 4i 101 for the 12th inst. 55 . ..1. !arta - I II • W Tr roe Stoke, PacclesSekt 4 4 0 S i 10 0 Mayfly maseas l •'. ' - ' 44 0 attracting attention. to wawa, the-ass 35 0 s a ll y a Do. 6 pee et. l'irefeiral I dis par broker recommenced so pas saes , the bolder. to proceed to Chester, Dameor, Dub!iri , Fippg Duck 4 THIS DAY-Two o'Cioett. =sad Msditerramme - in taking a parcel of Red i I Sea of liladney, and back again to the steam al which 20 2 ••• ••• •••• ••• Si 3 4 Ps Core,. A • ' Won sully. The railway market is generally firm to-day, Mil 11 theatanteuts.. generally was far fro o r ....i ..r• Lim. - - .1 r t cads Irl.ll Tourist Ticket in entitled to have hissed to Tke he , ' though with a very quiet business. The demand has r o 1: ~ . ..., L , . .0.thi0•) 74 a that there is a good di a• Me °nice. al. Wralsal-row. Dublin, st eery reduced rate.. BETTING ON THE COURSE. Do. Do.(ex Interest) -' - • the courty V, inklow In Merman and Glee.ear, CHESTER CUP. been chiefly for Caledonians, and Berwick' , which 16 It NO,171115•1 'maw.. .. 35 - 1 361 riot's quarters. The 381 etk•t',., 84 „., 8! ' ' 1 , 55 " 1 : r tip. putrery emelt Debi to Bottom for the sP flit "'"-- ' 4-- 7 ' 7- . ° c a i ws and frace Dublin to Galway for 7to 2 eget Trifle (14 to 1t) have advanced considerably. Irish Great Southern N' a ll 3351 ,„_ 161 . 8 Per et- i.a. follows : - Three pe reanse to th e Want A use y, 6to 1 - Peggymoll. & Amiens alas ` 143 111 and Westerns, Great 1 Vesterns, Norfolk', North is all streesseattam Prersi: ss 9 1001, I,' 1 • ditto, f gm wer itough ConnaMmta• . p er , peecom of a tieket s prevented , gra w its a co py British, and Lancashire and Yorkshires are also 30 15 Pens 40 1 Itens - • Is 18 1 Pa 21 1 Three per ' Cent. Red eillaittated lea Tourists Ilawl-liouk, ' compiled solely (truce 500 to 30 - Black Doctor (t 20 to 1) . ft * Priam& Orieems -.. 43 44 49 3/ better. Great Northern' are better supported again, es to aft a-Quarter per Cents., 10 to 1 - Lady Evelyn (off)... .. 444 474 ""raiat sad most wears* information afforded at the Metre The following !ones have arrived, in addition to those especia ll y the B stock. as 10 tern = • .. 351 39 36 / 184.10, 6, 5 15-16 ; t SO • . . wi1i , ;75 ,,,,i Caen s'tn's I /lice. di, Meatbud-few. Debits- sae also mentioned in our last :-Ann Ekes, Bright May, Brown French shares are firm, and, on the whole, con- lei .. a Inure 51 6 pa India Stock, 2621, .1 ) ,..•..m.e., wee. ° NIP 123. Brandy, cby Faugh-a-Ballagh , out of Miniature, Audu- tinue to show an upward tendency. Strasbourg' so A , Nihmiand - 4 Izt Rome - ... 2 pm ditto Old Annuities, FOR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.-Light, bon Simonus colt, Game Tommy, Begun colt, The are deoidedly higher. Hatchet, • Newton Lue filly, Maid of Mantes filly, Deer 0 ti EDI ANT SHARES AND BI'OCKS. ll • 20 K . ene •-• . .. 9 1 - I Pk 5 1 i Eriskeepor EMS 'a sal thimble RO9VINO.-CROOGON'd PATENT prem. India Bonds maker, John Ball, Elise, Ogieoco, Age, Monsoon, Mocusin, HI 4 Do. SI pre Clent. Prete. - - faII VW' ROOSTNG ?FIT is perfectly Impervious to rob. MM. Clueing mous Bales toda y so s mum Ilhases et France - - prem. ad f rMII4, eel km beni tel ed hy a Lone and extensive expenses, in . Jaquenetta, Field Marshal, Prinee Leopold, tby California, 6k. pm IILSILWATS. yesterday. up to 2 p.m. 20 4 Maim elremes 6 9pm In the foreign bond sober riouired for elates; an he Is m 0 ., out of Truth's dim, Juliet. Newminattr, Lady Evelyn, --I-I - - 2 O 2O L. Uwe, Iladiserrip au i l '"""' "r ." 3 'Le"' dP ICE /It PENNY Truth , Leopold, CD w King of Trumps , 0 Ida d 111. 100 14hImila il9 30 80 I IPa feature, most descript e gg Fe e tai.ity by 1D1.5.... O. persons. en . tt 51 ( . OM a ay, 45, uips2 iiati.4. . 63 ... , si idi w... ilemirmi _ 42 5 pp& eaII'AILE EtN.T. taialti's Pt• •...NON -CO. telctisoFelt Caurire, Titterstone , Sphinx, Fair Play, Little Swift, ''' sa t r ite i do, . 6 ( 10 $ D 0.19 pried. Prefer. i dis par are flatter. Mexico 6 ,,,,,,,,,, 4,-,a ewer. as rasa oon's ',-3 per real- er fuel-- dun- Montague, Allegro, St. Michael, Brainy, Happy Joe, Theo 1 20 Is waitron or Ramo_ I/ 121 pa given to the statemen r and vetoes , .1 . .1 rem by pot 1 : U appl ratios to CltOto.ON and 19 all IllinmWele . ls&oarralb• 10 154 10 2 Weimer idtlerland II 1 die Caner, Madeline (h. b.), Tremble, Snowdon Dunhill, al Siaosan, L e . ho ion y i 1 74 61 die 3. le „vd.svg-iBLI., LONDON. who all* supply SHIP ~_ . Helens, smilLtnnaG Vitt end LNODOKOCA Felt for damp walla mad Laing “LI fo el Cte t Ah• I k r f I.Gy, an r 2, on ntmea , tic in ee , 2 4 all OaCheadkaark.3ll./431.C. sl 21 public having a fovea ass Soars as mean* tee temperature. Guie..war, Merry Bird, Bloomer, Koh-i-noor, Richard 23 1 1114 Dm de. do. SOL.. 33 74 de JOINT STOCK BANKS. -.---- Primmer, Babette, and several Platers. ist.!lSt Mill and Zane( ... .. 103 103 showed more eteadin EASE and COMFORT in SIIAVING.-11. and St. 10r Odellentaa .. ..._ .. eel 673 671 51 31 all Chemise and Tkilybeed .. 24 244 29 1 4 i l No. 'Mane, /WM. ) timing Sulam exhibit a tendency t Paid plata done IL COWNANS' CANTON ITSOP . or *sadrilateral Byrnes . CHESTER RACES .- Tills DAT. 51 all Oath ned Bailees ... ... 231 231 -.1 ; I yesterday. to-dray. Mexican Bonds wee sherpmer, relaters shades min M themes. leader AM The Forty-five hones are expected to start for the Cup. 30 43 Delillnend Eelfrostluan.. 4a 9pm se ,-- Active, 231 to 4 .. ; ditt &ma i m 10 , 0sie sad fa teen the mat mehmen warps% Mr. Aeon DItE STAKES. 23 all Ouldee lin derh an aid Aber 22,300 1 40 . Australeda i s i : onn,-1 have emit trial ef peer Mame Um, end And it t• inen 8 9 40,000 26 KMartd. Bank of Ada 5 6 dti par Scrip, 31 to 4 prey mow war men say map 1 Mee hincen. semi kr raw a Yeas Brother to Se lock has arrived. IS al; lam deafen ~..„ ..... al 11/ 5 50,000 20 , Cheri. Buda of India, the Certificates, 61 fir to touting Miami ke asisming and iterined _ le all Ditto (SUI E antrlL). 42 4s 41 3 1 Anibal* sad China 241 pm 23,000 IS 'English, Bead* sad of actual sales C. *ass Ku. Ti Warn S. sod A Down% lenexisen pee- 20 SO Seibern Osentlse_ ... . let 1134 131 a h n me.streist, Laedae,* where the amp. illia, ma y le elnAnd, sod as all cam Oates, Case A... 1 ' At:enema Chartered 10 14 14 pe its Four-and-a-Half per dal Nehmen. st Sin ild.. Tani, sad le. N. ve t-CONVANV UNIITIISITI OF LONDOY. NM S. 0.11 h.) 101 111 23,000 10 Moeda& Met of Am. Two-and-a-Half per in s a llarly tempered lams. Teeth Nawder ant Ilhavne rerolm _ __ __ _ _ U al' Do. dem • and C ditto 7i n tralla and India - Last evening the annual general meeting of the .„, 114 - Ir Zan Laassokirt _ .{ 75 73 23,000 23 Leaden Chartered Sul 66; ditto Four p T HE D A I L Y NEWS. graduates of this university took place at the Freemasons' I T; ;1 ; 1 I tt , - De eersh Let W.L DitedlißlrmJn I 30 55 of Austratia mad Glance . 72 74 20200 15 Orlestal Saab Corpora all Pi 31 an 30 x a Loudon Storming Paper , prim dd. Tavern, Dr. BTORILAY in the chair. 10 ; di tto (Blue), 91 to 1 ts . ltelserarigh mad Peebles... - - 14,006 6 loyal Austral. Banking. ma tailtleal Organ. the DAILY NEWS le Mwe heart of the U- A report was read, which stated that the position of the ii.. i.e inotsargh, perta.ounde. 33 34 35 end Odd Impart. Cu. 1 i die par 7 ; ditto, for accent anal Press of Gerd Wadi; einem:Mc free eammeree le it. braiale.t gradaates had advanced, though there were still difficulties Be. 100 Glasgow h SouthWeenn 64 66 11,000 25 South Australia .see, " 4 ld' . 16 . 4 " 4 Pn't iC4l res '" lS ° whither 3°111114310 " 14 which needed their watchfulness. On the 9th June, 18-52, M. 1 " On" Haltom •••• .. 85 3 82 4 59 1 20,0011, lb Doke or Australia a ectiotodeat. M. 100 De. A, Note ... .... 55 37 5,050! .. Do. New....... la :Mutest sad value of Its Geneva Newry-bin OW 6004 f 5 eY of ite the select committee of the senate reported in favour of a D.. too Do. D. weeb . ... 111 113 1321 r a n o.port, -In the ample, Visi te!, and immetial character of Its erivocation of graduates, with powers somewhat less than i t. I No u rr oc n .md m os Ca ss ., 1104 1116 112 MISCELLANEOUS. Portugueee Four _ peep lits...lolSOP. and la the varied cestseedleeed Commercial la. had been asked by the committee, and to be composed only gi Hp G rea t w ea k en „..• ea 924 133 1 3 Musing Five per Cents., 120. a ru m. e., 1,.. uned to tea air. hallway, MB Neeseter7 Articles,- of such graduates as should be master. of arts or scholars, 12 11 ,trite South Easters; .. 51 81 No. M. Nmetaaasecars. P.l prkes Bodeen dons 40 ) . ; ditto, Defer is Piper le unsurpassed• or should be included in the senior half of the doctors of to all ht./warner and Casite• - 93 94 yesterday, to-day, ditto, for account, 24, it wawa. s sow aliwoe o lB 4 of 9 40Prf ip laWa Any f PIP" - medicine and senior fifty graduates in laws. The comm it - 1 6 1 1111 Do. Thirds .. .. ... in 14 pm 14 pm - - - ea rar.r.lr.:y early report or Ahl Mina Sees* every . • • •M. 100 I Umsealsire ma Tanta* 53 701 501 1 1 10,0801 IGO hegira= Agri ... _ $5 82 84 84 cates, 64, 6f, per con 5m . , ,,,,„.,,,,, - am a m 0 .d 7 d m ilfrimpi swim I na nog of p r i sm tee were advised by many gentlemen whose opinions they 10 111 i Do. laftes ... . 44 31 um 15 30,BALAmedausLand 31. 73 50 74 7 We understand tho pandAsil anywhere. respected to accept this scheme ; but they felt that its per- 14 119! D o , w ed oj o i nsi:en 3 2 1 . 10,000 1015:.nnada Company... 321. 61 70 of late is the London 10 0 1die..., itself to hemilles. as Imiss = . lsipor Woks the ailment evalusion from convocation of the bachelors, as a 0 all , Leeds Neethara _.. 16 114 166 100,000, 13,Ceptal Palma 6ll 14 pro 64 Minx." whah mimics. and has always Dm blediene body, compelled them, independently of other objections, Ili llelomficesad Blackwell .._ 91 91 96 130.000; 11Cryst.PaLof Frames 2 1 11 . ward a large number easetenew ads ntisements. to give it their strenuous opposition. By means of much 15 3 'timaTl l3 ol/7. 13 503 1 1 w 63 2 2 1 pm 153 , 71' llN.Brft. Aust. Land all llf Pin verpool, and other pa no is public favour Is shows*** Mg min at /IL 'OO liiinlie. a ti. Coss, Its 106 II Do. Preference._ all - - Smearlar e le year 1530 to Cie u n i on 35 5553 , 43 1 . 55 . 151 % personal emfenence and continued correspondence, they in. ti. , o = , sicx.w . t,„ 11 „ 220 . eine it will be teen that this paper Motile Weer, than succeeded in producing • a general conviction that its eirovi- pl 7 D 3. mi. . . 21 7 3pa 1191 120,020 5. Peelllivlawl.libin. all 41 41 pm, 91 9 The lierwent has i len,ooo I:Scoulabituatearest all 13 21 1 3 1 3 gold, worth upwards estyyeare eel in an 'caret:oaten Its time mos asuipsilerrs : Mons had not been sufficiently considered ; and on the Ist to 1 no.sisoa„si:amin.t6 14 14 , 12,7.6 23 8. Auetralian Land 23 ;47 49 from Hobart Town t( BstaainneL MEP now of December the senate resolved itself into a committee of et. 100 Lammas it etnetewester . 904 $l4 15,000 1001/an Diemen's Lend 284 . 191 201 )11ILIIVG Coto:nem stomas. , Pon 177 2.... WON !34 Do., NIO 1751 Lop e the advantage of fresh memorials in support of the *pre- t,2 . .„t t4tS ,_ Jarry si . boi.illis 11 11 4 di' 124 NINES. being despatched the Noverito yeasts , DAILY NEWS ip4di ......„ 2 sentatious of the committee. The result was that the g ' l i ' i li . t.d . d 7 3 1„ 13 „....„.„.. 19 21 - • the continent. TM COIIIIIIUrd mantes nese of this pre, Chancellor of the University had addrosed a letter to Lord 8 ; 172 I g sno l,..6s s f..hLin c ole.b set ;I.; 304 TorADAT EVENING. The Peninsular su sprite recently espressod by • contemporary; Palmeraton, abandoning the narrow basis proposed by the gal 41 Do.Mamit Line. Ode as adi There has been rather more business to-day in ono. uoilisews' to theme_ seetel_ . „lll l l tha__lmlldele_ 1111111.8 select committee, and recommending a coo v ocatiou, the et..lao %Maul -.- .- - 76 761 71 1 1 1 the market for British mining stocks, which, how- - Bengal is reported in Priam Irma mSr IW "" "A pm . 6 w o w win. ' " wi-rw. membership and functions of which were, with two int- 8c !tee Do. item mad Debi 42 44 brought in 12,0004 it pmerelsgmenbeemn that eamereettee Illemilem M le eleeety . . wit h t h e et , l e 30 471114.0. weet. I hal- ... - - ever, presents no feature of particular interest. The ei , peel sobs id ho od , ma akis a yo od, d ie um iw s i me port e nt exceptions, practically ideeitical oo p In pima 15 I 17 4 1 Dato Bef .3upp... ... _ - Bengal hating sales include West Camden, at 270, 280; Caen Brea, 55555 ,0 5 of n o n i ptp pen won shp wiped made by the committee last April tw lir month. . this st.:101 'Newmarket ........ 30 32 quantities of the pre mom er sem le . '--eleelnel by any letter the senate declined to rec , ,mmend any change in the et 31 : Do. Bury Fotenalon i 1 ore 90 ; West Providence, 51, 53 ; Alfred Consols, 18 1 1 • 4. t e Ripon which MS Pen We *Weal • 1 . 286 4 R 5 • 451545 1 111156 with NB Swell) present modo of nominating the members of the senate; 15 17 4 groponAhme.hilerefei . d sl j dig a , West Basset, 111, 12 ; Wheal Arthur, 35; Mer- • • hidence. _. and on the ground of certain legal difficulties, they also k i IC:Newry and Ilanisko win.. I 3i Ilya, 4}; South Tamar, 71 ; Wheal Zion, 5; Herods- F Alexandria to-morros Ti b"." l "‘ d °I a ny Bwimillisr 14.11.1. 111 thi Idi ll lim ; er '' declined to recommend the incorporation of the graduates 24 . all Nerer7WerremPribltS ll w: 6 94 or , Bombay, silver sew" 10, brovene-street, elett.etmet„ League. /ILIUM Norfolk Ai it/ coombe, 11, 1 ; Wheal Golden, 31; Ludcott,33l.6d. into the university, arid as an inevitable consequence of the I I 1 1: ••• --- 53 - ; 6 0 201 and gold 1, 50 IS D., New ... .. - - Wheal Wrey, 3,1,1 ; North Wheal Trelawney, 61; •' " CCLYERWELL'S MZDICA.L WORKS, non.admission, they also withheld the power of veto upon 38 . 34 North , 75 cm ;; lss ij uk , s 31 74 ay for Singapore, wive the acceptance or rejection of a new charter. With re- g 100 'North Iltittah Keswick, 9 1; Cwm Darren, 15e. lid.; Bounden renames. annemputatt. sat Odsigil. le. oda; by pee, _ el • ~ . of the t .. ... ... -15 16 36 i ld ' 1f go , 3,000 .; or A L 1 ewe to tne power co nomtnating members - - dl. Consols, 3; East Wheal Russell, 12; Trewartha, 31 ; WHAT TO AA; DUN& AND AVOID. the committee saw no cause to change their opinion that 8 ' al! ' Do. 6 A Deland .... - - Cubert United, 21; East Bosom, 5 5., 6s. 3d. d • gold, `an eta, 43,3001. it. the claim was clearly sustainable on principle, nor 8 . 5 ' D 0• 4 3 Gwwww ooo - - ° ll of which 103,1801. is LECTUILI TO YOUNG MEN. 20 ' 174 North Stntfor„.oim.. . 44 41 dis could they disguise its importance to their practical 2 , , eit 3,,,,,3 Weston The gold mining shares opened well, but subtle- This silver • consists 51 36 mt influence in the future government of the uni- quently some descriptions became weaker, although I n d i esa nd al • HOW TO BE HAPPY. le 'ln ,"Noritana ii.WeeternJune - - pm versify. They felt, however. that owing to the stile.° ; (Wore, Wore., St Holm'. 32 53 524 generally this department may be said to be well TT.d I done port, an t e a MOLL 11.1 D PIITSICAL IDIJOYMINT OF LIM protracted discussion of t h e constitution of convocation its Bt. 100 I.erelish Cardral ... V. functions may not have ramdved eaffisient atteatio• estaso St.lloo iottish Midland ... - SI 03 tra d e. the morning, receded considerably on some large The Committee of ON SPECIAL DISINAMML 64 66 from the moats or from the committee. But if other °el" 41 w rwr- 2 l 'ir m •• - ••• - St. MO Do. L.ll3N.W.Guar.Stk 73 78 sales. Great Nuggett Vein open ed 24 to 2: prem., VI. matters could be arranged, and the senate should adhere towarded us the sub' ' joi 2111 INSTMITES Or MAZEIAOI LIM lo j 8 Shrewsbury andHerefeed li Of die being a decided advance, but closed only 21 to 2 1 , their views on this point, they thought that the withdrawal esi . e a e a ree ,„e a ,y ass e e, - te; new Finance Minot( mt. DISIASES or WINTER. of it, in deference to the graduates, and for the impose of 1 Oter.W.M,a.) ... 17 19 prem. Colonial Gold, Nouveau Monde, Port Phillip, to him by MW' r. ems sem Irving their scheme by the fullest test of experience, would 11 1 3! el! , De•Kalree - - ••• 8 4 9 4 Yuba River, and West Mariposa, were steady, and "WM DESANGLILENTO, CONSTIPATION, and HADIOIII. be an evidence of moderation justifying their claim to the ?: ' I,' 2 , 6 ,.° 1 `eVr7 ...... - 1 ?, 1 3 3 , .„. Australian Freeholds rather better. At 4 o'clock the holders of unfunc BOIDS. continuance of that large share of public confidence which 2 , 1 2 , l ,=rh e ' ee l' ... '.• 21 3 2 1 ''' lx. and x. Colonial Gold were quoted 21 to 21 prem. • Port Bir,-The affair to w' they had already so fully secured. The claim of university BLitt* nee* Oilers ... ". 75 76! 11•13LBINI. TRIM and SCOTCH LAMM. 2 mi. le. Mi , 761 31 Phillip, ItO 1 Fem.; Nouveau Monde, 11 prom.; it inst. refers, has been au enfranchisement had been mooted shortly before the last 50 Iso Beath ~, ~, 3711 IL. STDROPATIIT t OR. Tax COLD WADI& crag, general meeting ; and the committee obtained an iotervisw 20 fl 5 Ilene MaliihßicerDu 19 14 prem. ; Agin, Fna, 11 to 1: prem.; and Anglo- ass projeet of law prose . Illisewead,2l,ratersweer-row; Caregho.l47 flreetmteast; Nast' with Lord Derby, the satisfactory character of Se ' 5 hem WM ditto which, and 23 an & p ath to , I t If California, ito a prem. Peel River were very heavy, lernment not having t o Tyr an affair which regards , IS Cumaff4 sad all booksellers: stet M. S. M.D..10. of the declarations of Mr. Disraeli in tho Ileum of Commons, ee 22 ..,___,...._ 'l ana i 2 , 2 , falling to 4to a prem., and closing 41 to : prem. • antsnease. liesena i ree. was ragas 40 "011iddiai "AR 1 ° WlO. had already been stated. 'The committee felt assured that r, II o `. ; = - • ' -- 1 7g est . : 15 ' 10 1 possible frme to resat see 7 till tf. their efforts in this respect, combined with the course of 0 1 a m e g e mis e vi an dirton . Ma . 94 1 0 91 The non closing quotations are :-Ans- desire. I take benefit c tralasian Coal, I die . to 1 pm.; New South Wales your obedient servant, recent events,, had accelerated the attaiument of this SIMI- 10 all Weise** and . si‘ 834 SPORTING. tial object. In the Militia Actor last session-proposed to 20 iII Mei Comwall . 106 11 revive an old measure, which (inter alis) exempted from 1 , 5 , jilt "1"1111" and Cr o l ooo 11 Ms Per Coal, I dim to par ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, k die, to 1 prem..; Mount Carbon Coal, par (Signed) hi To Daniel Weisweilli service the "resident members " of Oxford and Cambridge ' h s ' t. ! a l Tmo g riap u, km .„ 4 4, Z - 0 4 - 7 0 3 7 0 1 70 i i 1 to & prem. ;_ London and Liverpool Australian Gold It is of course to b CHESTER RACES. -s clause was introduced, exempting all professors, at any 13 126 De. do. itensione .. 76 I :Us 123 Mining and Streaming, a- to I prem • • Mel- the claims of the hot LATEST BETTING-MONDAY NIGHT. affiliated college, and all their student., " actually receiv - 13 1 116 ; Do.o.ll.ll.Purehme .. 24 9.. • r TM sabeeription- mom at the Royal Hotel was as usual ing education," who had matriculated at the uni- St .. ;Tai and North Midland 61 63 USk i bourne Gold, 1, 1 per share • Australian Mutual, don must rest in ab. Ilbs soodurveds of the sporting community, and in the entity. Is 1850 the committee were instructed • . PREFERENCE MAZE& 1 dim to par; Australian &insets, I sue. t o p 2 2.. again. The minieta emu este evening the attendance included army of the to press the claims of the medical graduates I 5 en' Aberdare Nu. 2 7 per Ct.l - - Monarch Gold, k dis. to par • Chartered Atismsn ' stood to be favourab: st. , Poi Bristol n eeeter 4 per CLI 111 107 piatipal bookmakers. Only • small amount of business, upon the legislature, in the event of any change st. Parileteedoolan Ale ... ...I 107 lefl Land and Mining, 1 . I per share ; Worthing (new All the Australian DOwever, was transacted. being contemplated in the existing constitution of the 13 13 :Chador cal Itilyhead _ ! 20 31 shares), Ito k dirs. t e itewis Hill Range, 1 " to k dis. ; reduced prices, excel CHESTER CUP. medical profession. They had given this matter their 61 31,Cora and Baudon . - rose to 21 prem., anc oto 2 agst Trifle ( t) anxious attention, and had brought it under the notice of el al. l l:Madge, Perth, sal Aber ! sPager Lord Palmerston. The Charitable Trusts Bill (in draft) • area J 4 ncti° 4 ... - ; 6 56 31 Arm: elist.tooso.ci. nBl taro , 1,1 per share ; Lake Superior dipper, k di,. to I American Land char following the meetin 18 to 1 - bar the two contained exemption clauses in favour of Oxford and Cant- 3 3 32; Do. de. ow t WI, C, .. ei 4 , pin. ; Ceylon Land and Mining, 1 die. toper ; Feather 20 to 1 - Waive (t) bridge. The committee last year obtained the sanction of 7/ 2 'Do. de. (71.17 a) 7 per et:. I le Pa River Land and Gold, par to 1 prem. • ; Gladlmich Zinc, PO. The shares of RI 20 to 1 - Newminster (t) the graduates to the principle, that if there were reasons gy el eet.Coe.est..,3 p c.,t4:fi 2 II pa ', 2 tO 11 prem. • Pontgiband Silver Lead, par to Banks were better, 33 to 1 - Little Jack (t) for reposing special confidence in thou bodies, the Uni- 461 Ditto do. N 0. 2, 13 2 .. receded 1/. Oriente varsity of London and its constituent colleges were en- le 1 0 : 1 • 15 ._. New e rer Cent- B fora, is I 4 i prem. • Chafanches Silver, par to / pm. ; Cologne DERBY. titled to the same respect from the legislature. In es. 3: 20 . 6591•37.05,ttezipte:.6p a . 66 , 184 154 Lead, .1 aiii. Mk prem. ; New Linares, Ito 1 prem.; Sham of the Londi 7to 1 eget Orestes (t) setting that principle, they had reason to believe that their ! i p uede , 54 ` 745 '''' cact .I' - Tregurtha, /to 1 prem. • Mizen Head, par to& prem. ; been done at 361; TUESDAY MORNING. efforts had been warmly seconded by influential authorities. el mo m * &m uffs 3 5 ,0;4 180 183 131 Carberry West, I diii. to a prem. ; Connemara, 31 ; ditto, new (11 Dazing the early part of the morning the scene on the The members of other universities had long enjoyed the Bt. 1011;Do. 11 per sweat. Scrip, Re- , W• to j Fem. • Glenaulin a die. to par ; Docks, 100 1; Awl leedes was of the usual animated and exciting character. exclusive privilege of freedom from the usual deporit of desetiab at 1 e p.et. pm 112 114 10 . 3 '136.4i peretuL scrip I 1 Ipm Sulphate of Barytes, 1, '-‘,, per s p here • L'Aigle d'Or, paid), 41; General trig:somber of horses gallopped. The Cup candidates, 1001. upon admission, and of keeping their terms in a Si' e , ~.„,......,_______, e ,, _. Peggy, Black Doctor, Woolwich, Newasinster, Lord smaller number of days than other students-a privilege of 2 '4 1 r, civ 'lr es :ari a l.' , ' , Z;r pe i 1 3 7 ? k die . to 1 pm.; Adelaide Land and dold, Ito 1 dia. ; paid), 121; Penin Lieutenant, and Mr. lieu Dsy's two, were particularly ad- practical importance to gentlemen from the country. It St PM Ot.Werg, redeasa.4l p.n.! 186 105 Portland Iron, p ar to 1 prem. ; Metcalfe Mining Corn- ditto (251. paid), 46 mired for their bloom of condition and style of going. was no small proof of the increasing influence of the Uni- ft 106 Ditto wampum, sp e r et 101 103 pany of Jamaica, 15 to 16 prem.; Jamaica Copper, shares closed 2; I At the betting-room the investments were again chiefly verity of London, that the inns of court now recognise no t 6 6 Lomond" IsTerbe r x par sma 51 to 6 prem.; ort Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, Canada, Ito la pm Mathed to the two leading favourites, Trifle and Peggy- distinction between its members (i. a.. matriculated atu- Pt- 110' DitniflPlleanelk•-• 1 3 3 104 St. 100 ,Lon.es 2 to a prem.; Obernhof, 1 to 11 prem. ; Britannia F rem • loch was backed at 9to 2. There ISSI, however, a consider- dents) and those of Oxford and Cambridge. St. lee IntbaleeNnelhdll we. - - us Gold, 1, 1 per share ; Poltimore, par to / prem.; The annexed lett( able improvement in the position of Newminater, as little as The financial statement showed that the total amount of 303 4,533.350.70m.tan,d5 si pni 12 to 1 being taken. 40 to 1 laid agst Woolwich, 50 to 1 receipts during the year was 2731.17 e. lid., ant the capon- 121 all 'Leadaiiiirtpleder. 6di 104 ha lt Kenmare, Ito 1 prem. ; British and Colonial Smelt- ferenee to a subject age Oaldfinder, 100 to 1 agst Retail. diture 2471. 14a. 661, leaving a balance of 261. 3s. ld. 12 1 all iamilimilmeetkandetilvk 131 141 131 ing, and Reduction, 1 to 1 prem.; Great Hewes AUSI The events of the day were decided as follows : The report having been adopted, resolutions to the fol. 23 25 iNenilletaLlne. ism. or, $ 9 10 Ei ! Do. Yaw dlO ... . 101 111 United Tin, par to ~I prem. ;Respryn Copper, par to TO THE EDP TUT...DAT. lowing effect were agreed to : t h e 6 8 I Do. AS ... ... .. 41 pm I From . Sue River(of Jamaica), 2to I prem.; Park- Sin,-As a *harem: Gnosvaeroa SrAxis of 10 son. each, h ft, with 30 That the meeting desired to express their thanks to 121 all Ilaryp.re Chtliale,ll pCL -- pa banks, which has bent win and Carwalsiek Tin, 1 to 1 prem. othied ; 3-yr-olds, tie. inib; four, Set 7 1 b ; five, 94 Ilb ; six senate for its communication to the Secretary of State of St. lon iluilasailComatiritu.sp.Ci 146 130 awn of the colonial go' lad aged, oat elh. A winner tetra. Mans and geldings tho 20th of April, and on their own part declare their q s • Ditto Preforms@ ..„.... 4 4pm hard cue for the sari; "hewed Lbs. Grosvenor Course, about a m il e sad a anxious wish to adopt, as far as possible, that cummuoica- 20 ,30 'Norfolk litrealtri... .. z - THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocs. to be compelled, for se aurae. All nibs) l i ng as the hula of the future constitution of the university, 11 all De. OveraMeed 31 per et - Tho gold mining share market is quieter to-day, before the decision, on Mr. T. Demme e Larrywheut , by Lanereast, 4 yrs, but they were unable to form a decided opiuion upon the ,?, 41 1 : Dier . 7 17 5 1 : n ealwY!Prit - - - Pot Pm and generally prices are rather flat. Great Nuggets be out of their money. Bst 71b (Alderoft 1 entire scheme of its recommendations , until the practical " Bt. lee NOM :intim ... .. 1.1 ili are quoted 2to 2 } prem., and Ague Fries 11 to 11 Australian Mint Assoc Mr. T. Pact ' s Massaroni, 3 yrs, fist 71b ....(Wells 2 arrangements by which it was proposed to be carried Into 1 0 a l NON , sta g.„. d iiii n , , 144 se per share on the 201. sl prem. Colonial Gold stand at 21 prem. Mr. Emovrk is Pearl, 3 yrs, Get 71b o u t er 3 effect were more fully stated. et. 100 Word. Renewer men taken under the act Mn. E. It. Clarke's Deerhound, 3 yn, 64 10lb That, although the graduatescota not but think that a . Wolver.,ClS. lipkeiend -.-. The Australian Land shares are also flat. Peel " holders will have no j 11 12 : Dlt.o ditto ado, 11 21 pm Rivers arc quoted 4to 41 prem. North British directors of these awn (F. Manton) 4 voice in the nominatiou of the senate should on principle, a , _ • ......, 81131-,a.NewiTims.' 1111 Ili The following also ran :-Yroth, Le Jed, and Saltine and might with advantage, be entrusted to them-espe- le , a . z . ... a .. t.e5x.w. Australasian, 11 to 1: prem., •• and Scottish Andra- place. I i PALATINI STARTS of 15 SOTS. each, 5 ft, with 100 added; cially remembering that the affairs of Oxford and Cain- • sew., 5 7 .„ o i l s _ .. I ya a lino, buyers at 2 prem. Agric ' ulturals are dull at 82 graduates exclusively- 10 'to ria, S per g en t , „, e he thrsioysar old fillies, Bst 71b each ; allowances for bridge were entrusted to their o wn adhere to 23 25 ,354,50 m.. - _ e l i t I= to 84. In the case of cons *Wens; vetoers extra. The owner of the second horse to yet , if upon further advic e . the se should 10 . 11 , _ , tto • ~. _ ... l is, I em cm KW IisiDSIS registered under tie are his stoke . From the Castle Pole once round an d in, the views expressed in their le t ter to the Secretary o f .. _ al ,20 1 1 1 . Eastato Wer mootos , father more than a mile and a quarter. (18 subs.) State, 11w meeting authorised their committee not to press 104 1 Antoci( E 1.0.6 i 961 281 NO. tit re Mom. Psi I ye in•Bl6 y. I to-dake9y. Sum of 2s. per 201. a sterda Mr. Merry's Esse claim , Bst 71b (W. Day) 1 that p ortiou of their as part of the present arrange- . Bt. 100 Dceo. 43 per nt. I 110 113 -- ----.-. pet cent.) is certain! lit. Halford's Elisa, Bst (Charlton) 2 mcnts ; but the graduates could not, without more matinee yo , all Ittlulforkernrc ipercLOmai 194 204 1.N.000 1 Area Erie all 92 pm legally asked from I Mr. Copperthwaite's The Deformed, Set 71b advice consent to the abandonment of PO important an 3 a . er a lerawdohAmonylons; i di, 4pm 30,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold sit per Ipm however, that oar p involved ht. .100 , Torh.Neweastle.a berm. (Harrison) 3 elemtot of their claim as k a o ppeared to them to b e o f 1 _ 1 ot.2l.yrth:: taippurel.l 1(3 105 100,004 los. Anglo Californian ..- an 3i o 1 4 mem 10 ausbalashai 2 1 ship are perfectly ii The following also ran :-Mr. Wilson's Ann Elite , Bat 71b in tilt ir permanent exclus . n from tho corpora bod y o 17 • 3 'Ditto Ditto ._ .- 36 51 23,000 25 Autrain 5 44 41 " 44 culated to excite sal (Marlow), Mr. J. M . Stanley's Bloomer, Bst 41b (J. liaison), the university. 32 'lO York3r-N.Miil.ll.&S.Parch oar 4pm 64,441. 1 Amanitas Cordillera Eumby weighed for Millet°, and her number was p u t Other resilutions of a formal nature wc re passed, and the LINEA LEASED AT 111113 D RENTALS. 100,000 1 Australian Freehold ap, but she did not start. The betting closed at Bto4 on 'fleeting separated. 8.. 1 100 dudeayhtm 'ars fletio.:i 30,000 1 Ave Marta. ell 4 die basis of rendering t Etwt, sto 2 agst Ana Elise, sto 1 agst Thu Deformed, I Ito LondonaiN.Wietemd 107 109 290,000 1 British Australian Gok all Ipa real protection to st aad Bto 1 soot Bloomer. Won by a length ; the third 53 .50 ' :21ydesdale Junction I 10,300 20 British Dm 12.5 10 1100 I peeped toe:slide:anti.. ;31 Se 10,000 33 Sresil.lmp.(lae.atii. , ai 29 51 6 31 adopted in many ca time up with the second. gt. 1100 ,Itesttineoefsettouttp.Ct.! 6,000 30 De.OxamsandOdabs. all 11 51 per 20/. share, dire( Swasesettas of 5 son. each, with 30 added ,• 3-yr- IRELAND. i 0.,...4 ~ Gt. NeAtitro), 149 161 11,900 90 Do. Bt. John Del 6 e5 IS 10 11l 39 dile, it 12110 ; four, Se 4lb ; five, Bst 13 1 b; six and aged, _____ LI :23 , Coirroce A Dose Parma' 1110,000 4 Canon's Creak ail i 1 via manage to get into At Bb ; allowances fur maiden 4 •yr-olds ; mares sod geld- DUBLIN, MAT 3. ~ or, a t tar:mowed...el 33 14 12,000 e ar Coles Copper .........- sit 1 0 : 174 money, although tars allowed Lb : the winner to be sold for 80 SOTS. Once The agitation against the income tax has received 103 all Aurtleco.t Da:* St illy. 1%200 3 Galosh! Gold I (tossed to lk.N. & Sur)! - - ...... .. Ceplapo l4 ha g 0494 51 taking proposed to nand and a durance. (8 subs.) another check at a meeting in the south of Ireland. 2 0 2, . Lio aklab yt ; J,„,,,,,,,,24,„ 111 114 3514000 Bt. Copper Mien of Ent. el 70 secured. There is I Mr. Pedley's Sweetntss, by Sweetmeat, 3 yrs, The Rev. P. 1). ()Regan parish priest of Kanturk, 23 '23 . D 0.4 sharp (1,..3 - ; .. IPS 57 8,000 23 Do. Pref. 7 , per oent. all 9 10 pm they can indemnif eat 91 1 ) (wells) 1131 12; De. 4 Maros (1:tto) .. 1174 29 70,060 5 BegkAuetrallianOooper all 11 1 di. 31 Sir. hlef Llata's Cif. ve:aud,:B4 41b..... (Templem.o) 2 was c i at thepeople ailed upon to pieside a meeting of 100,000 2 1 Oreat Nugget Vela ell 21 21 pm the event of a wind LordCalidon's Mushroom, 3 yes (Stanwnv) 3 of that town, convened for the purpose of expressing , (hosed to @oath C,...term 114 19 141 1 Do. Registered all 121 „ The general am' The following alio ran : -Telescope, Martha, Jointer. an unqualified opinion against the introduction of 20' 20 Ditto Pretracce (ditto; 15 2. 20,605 20 ^ .cent ..11 I J 17 exchanges is not s 20 1.41 , Lowestoft Ova r.tpet Cont. 72,000 Grand Duchy of Pear all pass apm Bettiny Even and Sto 4 age Telescope, 4to 1 agst Cle are- the income tax into Ireland; but in a clever speech, , : arsaa i, aot•o:k; new area eersooth all par lem vourable change tc nail, oto 1 each art Mushroom and Sweetness. Won inthe subject to i iet , Ditto aato 6 rem cast - - 100 . 1104 Lake Bauturat all 1 3 dui the chairman introduced which rev. iatesterdam and Ht very easily by about two lengths. Same distance betweenl9 I all • Matich.„BustraLaiNstleek 80,0 a Liberty the wood and tEird. The winner was claimed. to the meeting, he modified very considerably the I , q ,.. 4 . 0 „ i .4 , N.w.a ,„ 1: . 3 54 ii, 9,001 Linares all H 4 19 bills, leading to al 50,000 LondonkCallf..m cum 5t.62Tv &nit Es of 10 eon. sub, with 100 added, for 2-and Misr notions which his audience hadentertained on the mat- se i, di Mk-see paper on Paris rem : d in tnemele. h Dart. - - Quarts Craihitteu,.. all / i 74.11ds ; cone Sot 6113; fillies and geldings , Sat 21b ; a win- ter. Touching the factions opposition which has been No , ~, ,4 !die. : 32.2 f _ rd ~.,,,.. 1 ... Ice 1074 lcoacia Madrona all 1 dla par 1 three months' bills let extra ; the second to rem ive 20 wars . out of the stakes. Three quarters of a mile. A stlhol 1 4 . 1. .4 . Oehoirne's Brown ß randy , t 61b (J.Geberne) 1 raised here by a portion of tile liberal parzy against se 'so irr or sa,,,a7 so gr s 74, I.° those Irish members who have given their adhesion 1 I c.f..' to East.Coustis• 55 67 53 all •Do a ge d 3 per cent. (do.) - -• 20,e00 1 Minloaxilth.Anscrictit 1. El 9 6 ~001. 110Oe 0 New Craned' N ew Mond* ell 16 1/ pc and Trieste were I movement of thou Mr E. R. Clark's eby Napier, Olenhawk's dam, to the government, ho said: IS 23 ;Preside/11bl. 3 (1.1..... on 54.000 1 Nora Scotia Mining and retAuest, and ra:her fist 6lb (Bartholomew) 2 f the liberal re- lic thought there was a certain portian a _ :4 1 D4 S:ll.Weet.Ci:mr..asTorl - -. some 1 2 t 11 ! tto 1 shares (ditto).. - 1111,000 Pomp Cper Smelting Plai 5 1 die par , 1 1 1 pm' 1 Ihere is no eham Mr. O. Taylor's Casein', 84 21b (Flatanso) 3 presentatives, and of the liberal press, thee dealt with 8 4.. I, . a ns .., , ~,,, , 1 . IMMO Quarts Kuck ,d) 0, ipm 1 market for Insuran The following also ran :-Happy New Year, cby Faugh- of the representatives of the Irish people wt!it aa amount of , ite Meat Northern . 145 131 15,00 e 3 ithrenney Iron .au 24 e 6 The present quotat I.ll,llegh - Miniature, Bright May. rancorous acerbity, that had upon its fact the appearance Pt., DM Do. Omni htoak 142 131 ...... lhtto New *spier cult made the running to the half distance, wheel of private spites, rather than of a well rejulatect Ty- y: g th .. , 1 , I.los Stafforaeau them 7,0116 35 Santi.go de Cutm li e 7 Albion, 90; Allier to Kr. lac•.--aa i 4 0 31 10 . 00 1 ' 1 Muth Australian a t 4 dis 4pm Alliance Marine, 50 he was caught by Brown Brandy, and beaten by a neck. geed for the public interest. He did ma think 4 „, .. 1..,_ . 4 ,_,, , ....0.000 10 Pin Croft lief • length between the second sad third-same between that it was politic, wise, ,or Christian like, • upon "'' ' ;L e ' r t 7:l4,;: t i= _ - 46 , 174 M. 3. 5 ( Uaitol Mexican Bird and fourth. the part of certain Irish members, to turn e•weind 23 i 25 Ditto Ditto Ditto .-.,. .. i 3 th 70,000 1 Waller CI E,Ttitt limp STAKES, • handicap of 10 son• each, upon their brothers, some of them thou very men to wa.'°°' as. too wets a aniweet Otesse 1110,000 1 West Granada .ll par I en. Eagle, 71, ; Equity with It') added, f ur li yr. olds. The seeand to ri oder 2i the country ag tin and again returned thanks for their gre.' l , toting 1r50t0r01......1 LOS ICII ES 10 MAX: 1 Veit k e en Moat „II i Ipm 11 1 I IeVO. I t ...... ..... . ...... el I 1 rat Scotch Law Life, 4 lost. A winner of a handicap subsequent to the publica• efforts against the Russell ministry. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Bengal is reported in the several journals as having brought in 12,0001. in specie, but this is an Error, the Bengal having brought in no specie whatever. The quantities of the precious metals shipped on board the Ripon, which will leave Southampton fur Alexandria to-morrow (Wednesday), are as follows : For Bombay, silver, 39 , 7601 . ; for Madras, silver, 6,2201., and gold 1,001. ; for Calcutta, silver, 43,2001. ; for Singapore, silver, 14,0001. ; for Port Philip, gold, 3,0001.; for Adelaide, gold, 5001. ; for Alex andria, gold, 43,5001. This gives a total of 151,6801., of which 103,1801. is in silver, and 48,5001. in gold. This silver consists of the supplies from the West Indies and Mexico, which merely enter this country at one port, and leave it at another, in the ordinary course of trade. The Committee of Spanish Bondholders have for warded us the subjoined, which is the answer of the new Finance Minister to the reclamation addressed to him by Mr. Weisweiller, relative to the claims of the holders of unfunded coupons : Madrid, April 26, 1853. Sir,—Tha affair to which your communication of the 16th inst. refers, has been submitted to the Cortes for discussion as a projeet ot law presented by my pred •cerior. The go vernment not having the faculty to adopt any resolution in an affair which regards exclusively the Chambers, it is im possible f x me to resolve this question in the manner you desire. I take benefit of this opportunity to repeat myself your obedient servant, (Signed) MANDEL BERMUDEZ DE CASTRO. To Daniel Weisweiller, Esq. It is of course to be inferred from this answer that the claims of the holders of the certificates in ques tion must rest in abeyance until the Cortes meets again. The minister personally, however, is under stood to be favourable to their recognition. All the Australian Land shares were fiat and at reduced prices, except the Scottish Australian, which rose to 21 prem., and closed 2to ¢ prem. In British American Land shares there was a marked reaction, following the meeting; the closing price was 73 to PO. The shares of the two new Chartered Australian Banks were better, but South Australian Bank receded 1/. Oriental Bank shares were also worse. Shares of the London and Westminster Bank have been done at 365 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 50, 31 ; ditto, new (10/. paid), 18, 4; St. Katharine's Docks, 1005; Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 45; General Screw Steam Shipping (14/. paid), 125; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 84; ditto (231. paid), 465. Central of France Railway shares closed 2; to 3 prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada, sto 15 prem.; Berlin Waterworks, sto 5 prem. The annexed letter, from a correspondent, has re ference to a subject touched upon by us yesterday : AUSTRALIAN BANKS. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY RIMS. Sin,—As a shareholder in one of the new Australian banks, which has been referred to the colonies fur the deci sion of the colonial government, it appears to me a very hard case for the scripholders who have paid their money to be compelled, for se considerable a time as must elapse before the decision, one way or the other, can be known, to be out of their money. Why not do as the directors of the Australian Mint Association have wisely done, vie., take 2s. per share on the 201. shares, the only legal amount that can be taken under the act of parliament, sad then the share holders will have no just Round of complaint against the directors of these associationt, for the delay that must take place. I am, your obedient servant, A SHAREHOLDER. In the case of companies brought out, provisionally registered under the Joint Stock Companies Act, the sum of 2s. per 20/. share (being at the rate of 108. per cent.) is certainly the largest deposit that can be legally asked from subscribers. It is well known, however, that oar present laws relating to partner ship are perfectly inoperative, a state of things cal culated to excite astonishment in a great commercial nation like this. Till these laws are reformed ou the basis of rendering them practical, there can be no real protection to subscribers. By the system now adopted in many cases, of requiring a deposit of 2/. per 20/. share, directors of new companies can easily manage to get into their hands very large sums of money, although the establishment of the under taking proposed to be carried out may be far from secured. There is thus an ample fund out of which they can indemnify themselves for "expenses," in the event of a winding-up becoming advisable. The general appearance of the market for foreign exchanges is not satisfactory, but no further unfa ivourable change took place this afternoon, and on Amsterdam and Hamburg there was a fair supply of bills, leading to a upwlira 6tiotZ paper on Paris remained unaltered at 25.021, whilst three months' bills were in demand at 25.25. Vienna and Trieste were both rather lower, following the movement of those markets. Leghorn was iu lees request, and ruler offered at 29.60 to 65. There is no change of importance this week in the market for Insurance shares, which remain steady. The present quotations of the market nre subjoined: Albion, 90; Alliance, British and Foreign, 251; Alliance Marine, 50 ; Atlas, 22 : 1; Argus Life,24 ; Bri dela Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 34 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 20, 1 ; County, 121; Crown, lit •, Eagle, 71; Equity alai Law Life, 53 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20; ; Family TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D.Y. The Tallow market is steady to-day, at the annexed quotations, ♦is., Town Tallow, 4Gs. 9d. to 471. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 3d. ; April and May, 475. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475. to 475. 3d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. 16s. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Ties, 18s. 3d.—Sbips at mar ket, 38. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a better demand for all descriptions of Hops, and prices are Ter, firm. Currency :—Mid and East Kents, 100 s. to 170 ii.; Weald Bents , 100 s. to 1265. ; Sauer, 965. to 1155.; old Hops, 30s. to GU. (lIT ELECTRIC TELBORAPH.) LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 Aat. Wind E.S.E., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Tigris, from Calcutta; Hermana, from Hamburg. Sailed.—Atlantic, mail steamer, for New York. DEAL, MAT 4, 10 sw. Wind N.E., light, and foggy. At Anchor.—Rubicon, from London, for Bombay; Von Gebroeders, from London, for Port Philip; Rokeby, from London, for Quebec. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MAY 3.—APPOINTMENTS.—Assist an•-riurgeon C. Harper, to Hogue. Master's Assistant J. Richard, to Banshee. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3.—Additional hands have to-day been put on the Prince's Royal, 90, screw steam ship, building in this yard, in order to expedite her so that she may be launched next month. It is understood to be her Majesty's wish that the launch of this fine vessel should take place at a time when she may be able to witness it. The Encounter, 14, screw steam sloop, Commander O'Callaghan, came into harbour from Spithead to-day to receive new boilers, her present ones being defective. The Conflict, screw steam sloop, was taken out of the steam basin to-day to go out of harbour to try a new screw. The Ilighflyer, 22, screw steam frigate, Captain Moore, went out of harbour to Spithead yesterday, and the Odin, 16, paddle frigate, Captain F. Scott, came in to have de feats made good. She was taken into the steam basin today. Tne Cygnet, 8, Commander White, sailed last night from Spithead for Plymouth to be paid off. The Commander-in- Chief Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane, K.C.C, went down to Osborne yesterday in the Fire Queen steamer, on a visit to her Majesty. The Agamemnon, 91, screw steam frigate, Captain Sir Thos. Maitland, got up steam to-day and proceeded to the measured mile in Stokes's Bay, where her engines were tried, after which she returned and anchored at Spithead. This afternoon 40 newly raised men for this ship arrived from London. and were conveyed out to her in the Sprightly 'tinnier. To-day a seaman of the Agamem non, named Eugene Egan, was tried on board the Victory on the charge of absenting himself from his ship without leave, with intent to desert. Prisoner had given himself up to the police at Bristol, after being several days absent from his ship, but not sufficiently long to constitute actual desertion. lie was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment in Winchester Gaol. The Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam ship, Captain H. B. Martin, C. 8., commenced to-day taking in her guns. The Hastings, 72, Captain Austen, is, if possible, to be paid off on Thursday next. Her pay books, however, are in such a condition, owing to her having been so long in commission (five years), and so many changes havingtakenrepalday by i eedurin huri gt e h a a y t . time, that itis doubtful if they will be ExTgiaiTE Fr/E.—TUTS D.T.—An extensive lose of property took place ttis morning in George-yard,White chapel, at the chicory warehouses of Messrs. Once and Co. Fur brigade engines of the A. section soon arrived, and were ably worked by the crowd and firemen, but a long time elapsed More the flames were extinguished. I'ItOIIATE BILL—The following Members of par liament had an interview with Lard John Russell yes terday respecting the bill for abolis.M. l 4 • plurality ot probates, administrations, & c., Tbs . .: Sir Ja mes Anderson, Sir George Goodman, Mr. W. Brown. Mr. Cowan, Mr. Kershaw, Mr. Rindley, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Dun lop, Mr. Milligan, Mr. Mevworth, Mr. lien ' oo d , 1tr.V.N . ..1 . a VIA% Cheetham, Mr. Kirk, Mr. Drothertoa, Mr. Pen. ", ,„m.. wir- . . II isti,', Mr. Ilasiie, Mr. Ficlthai, Mr. Wickham '—' art ‘)\.• D.ll, and Mr. liallfichl. :,i; ' ....t. i • . . /..........; \.. • i SS AU.IX3 I 1 I . 1 . 1 1111