The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-03 00:00:00

PERIAL PARLIAMENT. OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) nit took the chair at 12 o'clock. 'ad Kinsale Junction Railway Bill was read a td passed. ittee appointed to toy the Liabarn election rd Canon, Lord Entiekl, Mr. Relater Booth, sod Mr. W. E. Fester—wore sworn at the FIELD presented 73 petitions, with 19,1% sig avow of the bill for closieg public-houses on IUCK presented a petition from Sheffield with urea against the bill. ,mber of other petitioms were presented for and ill, principally in favour of it. PUBLIC HOUSES BILL. ES moved the second reading of this bill. He ry diaclaimitg any wish to interfere with the enjoyments of the working-classes. It be necessary, he said, for this purpose, tomes should be open for eight howl on t appeared that in Manchester the number for drunkenness between ten o'clock on ht and ten o'clock on Monday morning exceeded n all the rot of the week. He then cited the Ir. Broughton, Mr. Justice Coleridge, the Earl ry, Dv. Chalmers, and others, as to the injurious asivednokiogon the character of the population. in other articles was not allowed on Sunday, orienting drinks was specially exempted. The le country had been strongly manifested in bilL Up to a recent period there were pre our of this bill 4,101 petitions, with 693,253 while is opposition to the biU there were up to late 180 petitions with 148.577 signature*. ith at least 100,000 additional signatures in A bill had been presented that day. He then ions, to house canvasses in Liverpool, Birken lby, resulting in a majority of written opinions the bill, a vast number of the petitioners being, working men. There bad recently been a at es in the metropolitan perish of St. Me result was as follows :—Opinions re favour of the bill, 25,751 ; against it, itral, 7,617 ; majority in favour of the e town which he represented (Hull) there were o one io favour of the bill. Many police magis olios supesintendente had also declared them our of the closing of public houses on Sunday. ember then read the names of some of the ants, including those of Abingdon, Bangor, d Bedford. He then cited the opinion of Mr. mike magistrate of Southwark. in favour of the Tilson Patten's Act, reducing the hours for the lasting liquors, which was in operation in 1834, l the following year, produced excellent effects. ember then cited evidence in support of this A bill similar to his own had been in opera. land for nine years, and had worked bane ' the state of New York, and in Tasmania, state of things existed with advantage. man catholic archloishopnc of Cashel there 'rotary arrangement for the closing of public Sunday, ad tbe archbishop had tee its bene ficial effects. The bon. member alluding to threats which he had received in of having introduced the bill, and said he would lure any annoyance of that kind when his object it the working classes of England. (Cheers.) SE seconded the motion. ERVIS moved as an amendment that the bill end tune that day three months. He con the bill was wholly unnecessary. The house to legislate for the rke of • few but for the whole coustry. Mr. Wilson was, he maiotained, !curled because it was of no value, and he cited the opinions of polioe and others, in support of this view. ,as food too stringent ; and why, then, rue-Douses be closed during the whole tr, her.) U this bill were pared be private houses selling intoxicating drinks weary, and drinking clubs would rise up in s. In his own profession, that of the army. it experience that it was beet that drinking place openly and under proper superintendence. SEY HER seconded the amendment. and con. if the bill puled, it would be viewed by working legislation. It would be • worse evil then for a mass of the labouring dares to feel that nfairly treated by that hors. (Cheer.) 1 would vote for the bill only as • permissive SFALL supported it. gat speaking.] '4RLJAME7T'4BY DIT7SION. 10178 E OF COXIIONS.—Juien 2. lIAYNOOTH COLLEGE ACT. e and mention put, "TIM this bones will it itself ions a wientadtles ns emider the 1 9 Vic., for the endowment d the Oallese of y with a view to the repeal et the wasse, duo ro had to vested rights and interests" (Kr. The home divided—Ayes, 100; uses, 198. AYES B. rimer, Sir L X=4).4 M. C. Gm limp , A. 8. X N. Galv!al, Vint. Node 1 .7. 4=l k i l o oe, e:1: Getty, S. G. Gore, J. R. Pakenhim, Col. ... ______ _. . Hadneld, G. . Pete, Sir 8. M. Hamilton, Major PevenseL,ilect. Hill. R. C. Pigott, k P. Holmeadalc, Vied. S,ott, Sir . mre, J. Hopwood, J. T. Shelley. Sit J. V. It W. Momfall, T. B. Smith. Abed Hotham, Lord Smith, & G. JoLIM, H. H. Spooner, R. Kennard. B. W. Stanhope. J. B. Ker, D. S. Stewart, Sir M. R. Kinn&lrd, A. F. Stuart, Lient.-CoL Knox. Major Tite, W. Langton. W. G. Torten, R. W. Langton, W. H. Turner, C. H. Lawson, W. Vance, J. F. Lefroy, A. Vanatttart, W. B. Long It. P. Verner, Slr W. Lowther, CoL Walcott, Adm. Hackle, J. Walker, J. B. *kilns, R. W! 9i ngl .4 °. 3. W. M the.oo. A. Wtite. J. MatbesoW, Sin J. Miller, W. Mills, A. And.) Montgomery, Sir 6. Morrie, D Mowbray, J. R. Mundy. W. NOM. D. Fortaneue, P. D. Porton:no, C. S. I. P. G. Wiillvaa, W. Yorke, E. T. A. W. W. hewn, CoL Gibber% T. Y. Gladelone, W. Glyn, 0. C. Glyn, 0.0. Gower, G. W. °maven& Greene. J. Greenwood, Jr. Gregory, W. H. °region, A. Gronlell, C. P. (Wedge. CoL Grey, Sir G. Grosvenor, F.arl Grosvenor, Lord R. Clardou, B. Bankey, T Avtnpp,l B. IL T. Hennessy, J. P. Herbert, IL A. Hervey Lord A. H Alr T. G. Hibbert. I. T. Hodgson, K. D. Hodgson, R. Belford, IL 9. Holland, E HorAmun, Howard. Lord IL Howes. E. Hutt, W . Jackinn. W , Jen°lse, Sir J. C. iir T. E. Rekerrich. S. T. KinglAce. A. IV E. K instate, J. A. Y. Kinirsoxite. Col Leader. N. P. W. Leatharn, R. A. Lennox. Lord G. G. Lever. J. 0. LlddelL R. G. Longdeld, ti Lowe, R. Maeßvoy, Machu:ince. W. A. M•Mahoo, P. Maguire, J. F. Manners, Lard J. Marshall, W. Martin, V. W. Martin, J. Maaay. W. N. Milford, W. T. Moneregt J. Moesell. W. 111n , rInn, W. North. F. ()Tama Dna, The O'Donnothint, Tbs teFerrall, R. M. Ogilvy, Ole J. 111.1115. Whalley, 0. H. Somes, J. Oliagan, T. H. W. Padmore, B. Pu C = mo Lard A. J. Palmer, Mil. Palters, OoL W. Pease, H. Peel, Sir B. Peel. F. Ponder, J. Porter, S. Prior, R. G. Zw. B. "chard, J. Puller, C. W Nomads, Sir J. W. J. & R l k ed o u' rdo " , d o. Robertson, H. Russell, H. Russell, A. St. Aubyn, J. Salomon', Aid. Scholarid, W. Mourneid, J. H. Scully, V. Seely, C. Selwyn. C. J. Selmer, H. K. Matto, IL D. Sheridan, H. B. Smith, J. A. Somerville, Sir W. Stockpoole, W. Stan Hand, IL Manley, Lord Steel, I Stirling, W. Suniran. H. Sykes, Col. Talbot, C. B. Thornhill, W. P. Treluwoy, Mr!. Vane, Lord H. Verney, Sir H. Vernon, H. P. Villiers, C. P. Vivian, H. H. Waldron, L W Za al tri Ines, S. Way, A. Weidern, S. Westbead, J. P. White, L. Wickham, H. W. Winnbigton, Sir T. Wood, Mr C. Wrightson, W. B. Wyvill, H. /SLIM& Brand, H. B. Knatcbhull-Hugas wen, Z. ace the Archbishop of York will preach on mains nest for the Clergy Orphan Corporation. states in the Kart, Crest Tower.street. Wore the r sad Sheriffs. Fifteen orphans were sleeted hooks of this valuable institution on Thursday hich nearly one hundred and fifty children are ed, clothed, and maintained grataitously. rouvsw Fars HOSPITAL, DEVONSHISTe ITT , —The aegresste number of patients relieved i week ending May 30 wan—medical, 964; stir total, 1,549 ; of which 542 were new caw. ortl G. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 1 D. l Nairn 2682,66 4 Aberdeen 20.8 2 ,60 4 Leith ti.b6 eof &drama 29.93.661 2 Oreenaudk 29.89 63! 2 (Agway 20.97,68 1 Valenti& 30.0 4 .54, 2 = town 30.01 581 2 26.95 42 6 iloarboro4 29.95 61 1 I Liverpool . h. . 10.97 es , 6 Holyhead 29.05 54 1 Pembroke 90.01 601 Penzance 80.04 62, 1 &est 30.04 63 L'Orient 00.00 64; Rochefort 3O .08 64 6 Bayonne I Plymouth 30.03 61 Weymouth -80.01 61 4 Portsmouth. 1.98 61 it London 3601 67 7 Dover 3O 03 67 3 Yarmouth L.. 1 Heligoland gen-10,19 Si 4 as7w. NW. W.A.W. B.W. 8.8. W. 8.8. W. B.W. A.W. TIT& &X &W. W.&W. ass 111911 DAT. tO W.& W.,treel4 SOOTLAND. showily. . . W.B.W. to N.N.W.. I 1 .AID. fresh to strong. As nest above. W.CmereAL. b , - - be I -- b - ..may. &w. to N.W., fresh to W 7 1.4 7 . 3 4 1.. to B.S.W. . _ hash. some rain. N.V. „to S.W., trash to B.W. to S.W., freak WJRAsoi. some rain. As next above. 6.W.BINILAIII). B.&w. to Y.Y. W., mo- &L iIIaLLND. dente, shovers. As next above. E. OWN. Similar. moderate. Westerly, imwb, show- (non LAST NICHT% GAZA T 17..) WarrznALL, MAY 30.—The Queen has been to direct Wien patent to be pared under the Great Beal, granting the dignity of a Knight of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Francis Richard Sandford, Em. FonzioN-ornez, MAY 9.—The Queen hoe been gracious) p leased to appoint Jamas George Ferguson Russell. ~ now a third secretary. to be a second sone. , tary in her jesty's diplomatic service. Dowionen-eraser, Julia I.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint William Robert Phelps, Eaq., barrister at-law. to be Obis/ Justice of the Supreme Court of the Island of St. Helena. THE VISIT or TIM PRINCE AND Pi INCERS Or WALES To ruz CITY.—The Right Hoo. the Lord Mayor haa given his directions to Mr. Temple, the ball keeper, to close the Guildhall on Friday next until after the Bth June, for the purpose of giving greater facility for the carrying on of the preparations, which are being made upon a most extensive scale, for the reception of their Royal Higtummies the Prince and Princess of Wales on Monday next. SURSZY COUNTY HOSPITAL—We regret to learn that the Prince of Wales has felt himself compelled to decline the honour of layiog the fouodation stone of the Surrey County Roepital, intended u a memorial of the many virtues of the late Prince his father. The following communication, addressed by Major-General Knollys to the Rev. T. G. Reichard, will explain the "reason why :" " Marlborough House, May 23, 1863.—Sir,—I have the honour to acquaint you, in reply to your letter of the 15th inst., by desire of the Prince of Wales, that his royal high ness has been compelled from the many applications that have been made to him from all parts of the country, to decline those of the nature of that cooteUed in your can monk:Mien, unlem they should be locally connected with his property. His royal highness regrets therefore that in the instance of the hospital about to be erected on the Hog's Back, near Guildford, he feels himself obliged to adhere to his decision.-1 have the honour to be, sir, your moat obedient servant, J. W. KNOLLTS.—The Rev. T. G. flatehard, M.A., Si. Nicholas Rectory."— Wert Surrey Theses. • Fan:m.l7ra. Accumarr.—On Monday morning a man named William Dennison, proprietor of the inailcart need for the conveyance of the mail bags from the railway station to the Post-office was killed at the Penrith dance of the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway, under shocking cireumatanoes. The deceased, In the ordinary comae of Weiner., had gone to the station at 4 o'clock on Monday morning to receive the mail bags from the limited mail. I He was accompanied by an unistant named Pearling, who, however, did not go with him into the station, having sa errand in another direction. Thia mail does not stop at Penrith. but the bags are delivered from the "dying post *face by the apparatus attached to the v►n. The deceased appears to have prepared the net and eta- Mammy apparatus for the receptios of the b." end thee met with a frightful accident, for on the return of his assist ant Pearson. shortly after the train bad pared. hie mangled rem►ins were found on the line. It would seem that he had been standing near the pillar where the bags ere delivered, and that the apparatus ou the Poet-office van had elms into collision with him, cutting open hie stomach and 4ariog out his intestines. The unfortunate man muss have bean dashed *plat the pillar, his brains being scattered in all directions, and, after having been thus mangled, the body had been thrown upon the rails and the train passed over the ler, mutilating them frightfully. The occupants of the train had been quite ignorant of the terrible event that had occurred as they careered past the station. When Peanon returned he was horrified. It kw kke% iiiiii • 00S 10.00 t, ii:iiii 10,e00 lA, Ivol 6,000 10,000 101.01 10 my Ilikt lo . 4lo 21t61, utot, 001 1V 41 . (1 6.000 10,0.01 •40001 - i4 iekno , sekoool iii,W! ii 4 *illmai MARE LLSTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two olhooi. The railway market continues dull, and prices have further receded, but not to any important lextent. Caledonian,Great Eastern and London and South Western stocks have declined 1. per cent., and London and North Western, Midland, and South Eastern, 1. Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Northern are quiet London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to ; Great Western , 67} to • Mid land, 128} to .1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to ; South Eastern, 92} to I • Great Eastern, 521 to 531 ; Caledonian, 117 to 118 ; London and South Western, loti to 051 ; and Great Northern, 1271 to 1281. Canadian railway securities are dull, and Indian steady. Dutch-Rhenish shares are inquired for, other foreign lines being inactive. WINAST MAYO Al^ adds today 2 EL IPd I Adawdre. /We'd Tyr IcelbrajlkebdAll4.o .CHelsla end Izike .. lark awl Beada . a.. - _ _ Dia • j • so . Olv. p.s. Dublin sued ls ltvt S.) B. Dand„Peetls otAbd.lu lAtabflreli end Glasgow Otsego', A L Waders Ores" Eastern_ Do. A Stock.... Do. Eon Anglian MU. area Ncettiod Boo‘lood Do.• Arco odia. no- Ok South& werA. erre Weslaco Do-IlleetVaLOle.Blk. Imsoulgretk lorkselt landco sod Blackwall ILm~to h &A &Do tka. Lensloo & North West , looslooilleal/tWeatsc libla.,6lloLATlmerin.h Matyport sad Carlisle lisaropoesest ...... Do. New el• Do. BLa &Dsr b Ind. Gtt wn. be.) .. • Do f Mum Mesa MM Cant (Cray Line) Do.ldln.,Peeth, Deed. Dor* 'MUM& A. iasMna--Berirtak De. 61.N.E.Pare. Do. Irara. Carllile~ ~aotia ioneo. — . ~:: 5 Do. New W North Staßoolshlre oU INorthallWorloroJeose HO Swill& Central 100 Scottlab 15. & Aber. St& 100 Scottish Malawi .... I au Shrewsbury Ae Welobpl 100 bhropshlro Unica tot Booth Devon 100 Booth Yastrow 100 Booth Wales 100 IL Torts& & HOW Do IllointoW Stockton k * L=d 1 . D o Ao 11158.. 8 Do do 180041.. HO TsO _ 7.4 Do B Do 0 lutffiir En;• Vale or Reath Thaw% ata. • rtralle. Waterford • =Many Wert Cornwall . we .. M lnuld-Oxfor :I=t, NORIEUIN 79 81 :14 167 18 le 41e 461 18 10 90 101 118 173 53 I ii 12,31 9 en I_ 'lll 77 for money 7377i1 71 7 loot 128 a - 1m 1041 3 11 - pm ni I 70 askes. In _ a 4 . opt 100 161 11 Ulm di, par 76 76 We 24 2 126 121 le 0111 s 26 41 el.::! i n pas 60 i il - 1 29/ 61 68 116 115 as 41 I 1 col 112 dl, poi Ise ss I 1 oe 11 21pmj 10 101 pm. Of 7lper 4 pm 81 29 6 Idu pew 43 64 67 as par dk 2 61 26, 1 die par I t dia, 76 81 Saes isCe - 10/ Ili ..:1/1 1 1 M I 1 1 pm paz e Pal peal 41 61 14 IS ST 1111 SI i di put 0 0 1 , 71 m - s i Te i itt:l I Claim /dem I Wm. Ilk IN I lanmATs. ft; in ill -1211-I—azillabQ MDe. limed 5 .t .cat i5....14 NO MI Lamas, aa4 Fribourg N 10 .11 Nardi. el Prance Sp. et. In 10 all Do.(let•Clualeroi)3l p.c. 10 all Parts& Lynne percent. 10 all Do. New 1 per cent .. all RoyalftwollsitSpercent. 10 iall ILANita Lore-VegAp. e. N fall Beutbsen of Fnutoeep.e. 140 jell Victor Illmmannetup.ct. N WI W.MN.W.ollfranceb.e. . 1.1 . 11 .1 . .i 111 Ai BRITISH PI tANIFIMONtI. as. INI I.6II.wATS. 1 cl lr m r ifm ' I II "' " ' I/ i a IS 1 p.a lee all talballe 4IL Lesnissor Si 67 a all a all dt. 10 1148 6I Boas. Do. Bar N . ew 4o. 11041.19.0.1 It% te9l 109 1 19 • 6 Do. New. lakeliv It Sharia..l 14 14 .1 , all Ilenalotrealtl. I 10 lan Do. PPl6lllllOll_ ......1 8 81 1,09 was Balk Brawk.aGodadeb , —. ' I @p.a. Ma. Lag. 1. la., tne In ock.hisi.tm dilio.. 84 100 'Oak*** 8. Isatren..l 108 109 SI pe i NveTADryit en, 6-, 1091 1101 1N I sll i Dernersra.l.c.pm.pret is Ii 1190 . Moan Bawl llOl 1111 N 000 Mast indiaii goa. 6 p et. 149 1 1 9 1091 10 110 I De. O. littendoe I 1 11 11 pm 10 10 Do. 11. do 1 it. tug 13read Trenk of howl i pm 1 2 01 20, 201 10 101 ' all Do. tat wet. Bonds 6B 70 69 8 tit lan . Do. do. deterred . 62 55 188 an Do. tsd pretHon .da. 61 60 Ifo ian Do. do. deterred 46 60 100 I all Do. Ird pref. 9.008 4l 43 1110 • all Do. 110. ...hes e 44 es LW lan Do. 4th prof. Stock 27 30 us an Do. do. deferred ZS 26 It ;100 tinat ladle's renloam llO 111 N' II Do. New 1 2 Inn N 1 8 110. January. Ida N 'NO Oka. of Intl& 8. ip. ct. 107 1081 101 a 9 011.WardOsna4 Muss 1 11 111 111 151 18 Do. New 9 dl. 100 Daip.adapay7Bw.op 97 100 V/ 100 SD , D0.Ng9 .3 .1162=3 81 91 111 2 'lndica 1 I tma N. PO liedne Glee. 44 per at se me 16. 100 Do. do. 6 per ci, 107 108 It 100 D 0.04 per of !Men lOl 102 IN N. 180 Iltdb.Ccep.ip. canon& 60 all Yolk. and Robson Be,. 60 53 N all IN.Branewlok* Cl clam • and B 8 a . 100 N. B, of CWoada 64. o B4 86 —, st. 100 Ictode, gas 5 per cant lO9l 1101 Bt 100 Do. Deihl do. NI 108 90 1 Do. do. do _ 10 110 6 Da. Panjaub io ll 11 pm 84 De. do. de M Bal 10 71 o. IN Dal d.151110t.a.50.r 104 106 Ke. 186 1 Cor.rtstt6 agio•Maslow lOW .. ALLantle AL Kati at. (L.' AustrsHrs _ Bahia Maus (United). barna . eomti.~ a. t i umu.a.. British Iron "AUOS t i ) :Ceyiou Company 'Cup.lLEng., Ppd. T p.c txt a. tra num. I.O,UrA , 4,110 22.760 11,00.4 SOO AM 10,000 14,1110. Do. 10. at. Porn. Deb IndlaCottonAgency,L Cass Masotti* Tsispaph Bag. and Aust. Cop. Ow. Meant Navinatio, Great Bhip (Linsitid) . Do. 17e per seat. Pts, Indian Dirtying (L).. !Italian Irritistioa Canal Do. Doan Joint Stock Dtieount(L ILabeng Tea (Linsiterl) •h 4 1.••••111 Vol - - - CI view 10 n 4 Xi It 14 Si 9 2P s Par 'x si ao a 63 Id Loa. Financial Aaso. (L Lou. Oar. usuasoos Madras tresx. a Ow. Moditer. sL ToL (Lon MeLilialt. Car., awes Natsli&ad&Coa.Co.(L). N• 110.1•14 N,Aud scloal&Lroa , I Da New N. Mrs.. AA • N.Zealand T.udL Ma N. Mi. aMile&sadia.r. Gas I Do. New.. .... Mee. In. Men. (Lim,. Pbel! River 11..da Kin QoebradaLLILIAIL(L; Myrna,' Iran Do. Now 810 de Jao. CM" Im.(L S l6 IS I 1111 P 1 34 lb Its ill I 114 116 (101 *MOD It 6 , • 110.400 I I lloyel Mill Bt lionnlsh Amt. trweete• Irrigs.lnv.(L lloath AmaraLan la.. labowfin T. kelp .. D 4 do. r4opxop4l to laths (L: T.* AL Aust(L.) Li. T nista Lo.Co.ll.ogatd. Ir.wv.eay.l. Tim non's rend.... 1 t r ia P l 11 II V, ff! 1I 14 1 PM&SI 2 411 , Par 1 Mil 2 Balsa. 30 , ilk 41 1, I : 1 tr' t dis 4 pm Ai pm t 1 pee 1. cd } fi t Pis id fi rbs per 61 U 77 711 171* 19 on It "' -15 tt 61 a IN. 11111. ---* -n id p. i I I . . * 4Se * p Me m i Pm 74 i I Ma ter 1.6* PREFERENCE BRA] Greet Western (redeemable 4i per 01 North Eastern Coneoßdiatel Preferen North Eastern (O. N. E. 4 per cent. Wt.), 100. lee 4 per cwt., 93. Preference), 101. MONEY IIARSET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom The stock markets to-day are fiat, a few sales having been pressed. The funds have again de clined i per cent., and most of the principal English railways i t to }. The downward movement has extended to most of the speculative kinds of foreign stocks and to the shares of the new financial companies. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 69fr. 60c., being sc. better than yesterday. The scrip of the new Loans is without change. Confederate is quoted 2} to 2 dis. ; Turkish, 1 to prem.; and Italian, 21 to 21 prem. Consols are now quoted 911 to 92, ex div., for money, and 92, " sellers," for the account (June 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 92 ; ditto, for account, 92, f ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Bank Stock, 233 ; ditto for ac count, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107/, 1, and Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 96. The foreign stock market is heavy. Mexican Bonds have experienced a fresh fall of about per cent., being last marked 341 and 341, while in Spanish Passive, Venezuela Six per Cents., Turkish Bonds of 1868, and 1862, the Consolidds and Greek Bonds, the reduction amounts to 1 per cent. New Grenadian securities are dull. Italian Five per Cents., how ever, are firmer, and Spanish Certificates steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1868, 701 to f ; ditto, 1862, 711 to 721 ; the Consolidds, 511 to # ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 581 to 59 ; and Greek, 33 to 1 Transactions are recorded as follows :-Equador ' New Consolidated, 171 ; Greek, for account, 33f, 321 ; ditto Coupons, 151 ; Italian, for account, 72f ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 801; Mexican, for acct., 341,1, 1 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 331; ditto Deferred, 91 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 91, 901; Portuguese, 1863, for account, 491, ; ditto, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1882, 491, 1 ; Russian, 1850, 91, ; ditto, 1859, 59 ; ditto, 1862, 921; Spanish Three per Cents., 641, 55 ; ditto, New Deferred, for account, 49 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 34, 1 ; ditto Certifi cates, 121 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701, 1 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 1, 721, 72 ; Vene zuela, for account, 26 ; ditto, 1862, 59, 581. The shares of all the new financial companies are rather lower. International Financial declined in the morning to 6, " sellers," but are now better at sk to although slightly worse than yesterday. General Credit and Finance are quoted 21 to 3 prem., and London and Financial, 11 to 2 prem. FoUK o'CLocK. Consols are quoted 92, "sellers," ex div., for money, and 92, " buyers," ex div., for the ac count (June 9). About 39,0001. in bar gold, forming a portion of the recent arrivals, was taken to the Bank yester day, but on the other band, 90,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Constantinople. The influx of specie continues. The Witch of the Tees has arrived from Otago, New Zealand, with 100,0001.; and the City of New York, from New York, with 33,0001. According to private telegrams, an advance of no less than 4d. to 6d. Us taken place in the Shanghae exchange, compared with the quotation previously received. This important rise, however, is not fully credited, and the delivery of the mail is awaited with much interest. The telegrams from Hong Kong report a reaction of id. in the exchange. A parcel of Mexican dollars was sold to-day for China at ss. 7fd. per ounce, showing firmness. Bar silver is steady, at ss. lid. to se. lfd. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. Subjoined is our usual list Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 is 181 : ditto, 3 days, ILISI to 16; Rotterdam, 3 mooths, 11. l 8 to ; Antecep, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma beam, three mouths, 13.71 to 8,; Pans, 3 days, 25.20 to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Franldort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 119 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 351 to j ; Vienna, Mt So., 3 months, 11.35 to 40 ; Trieste, stf. do., 3 months, 11.35 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 49 to Cells, 3 mouthr, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.4'71 to 521 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.471 to 521 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.471 to 521 Naples, 3 months, 25.471 to 521 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Messina, 3 inost&, 25.50 to 55 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 t o ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. The prospectus of the important Russian Rail way, which has been looked for for some weeks past—the Dunaburg and Witepek—bas been formally issued. It is brought forward as a line required for the commercial necessities and development of the country, and not as in any sense a military undertaking. The London direction is of an influential character, comprising Mr. H. L. Biachoffaheim, Mr. Geo. J. Gdscheu, Mr. Wm. Miller, M.P., Mr. T. A. Mitchell, M.P., and M. Jervoise Smith (of Smith, Payne, and Smiths). The direction in Russia is of equal standing, and the solicitors are Messrs. Freshfields and Newman. The concessionaires, who take one third of the capital, are Messrs. Frilliling and Goachen and Messrs. Bischoffsheim and Gold schmidt. The line is to be 161 miles long, and is to connect Dunaburg, the ter minus of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway, with Witepek. By means of a contract with Messrs. Peto and Betts, and other arrangements of a similar character, it is proposed to bring the entire cost of the undertaking within a sum of 2,143,6151., and as the 5 per cent. guarantee (amounting to 130,0001. per annum) from the Rus sian government is reckoned on a capital of 2,600,0001. as fixed by the concession, it is esti mated that this will suffice for a return of 6 per cent. per annum on the capital assumed to be actually required. The directors therefore antici pate that the amount to be paid by the share holders will not exceed 831. per 100/. share. A fund is also guaranteed by the government sufficient to redeem the capital at par in 85 years by annual drawings. It is a satisfactory feature that the interest is guaran teed in sterling money. As regards any earnings beyond the guaranteed rate, the Russian Govern ment is to share in them equally with the company until the government "is reimbursed the monies which it may have paid in respect of the guaranteed interest beyond the net earnings of the line," but prior to this the company is authorised to accumu late a reserve fund of 100,0001., for contingencies. Interest at 6 per cent is to be paid during construc tion. No appeal is apparently made to professional speculators, for the deposit is fixed at the large sum of 101. per 1001. share, payable half on application and half on allotment. 'The suotation this afternoon was 11 to 11 per share premium. It is said that 2/. per share premium has been bid for the shares in the forthcoming English and Russian Bank, the full prospectus of which will, it is said, to issued at the end of the week. At the meeting yesterday of the proprietors of the Bank of British North America, a dividend for the half year at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, was declared. The Victory has arrived from China with 572,145 lbs. of tea, and 59 bales of silk. TUESDAY 411:11DIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92/ to }, ex div., for the 9th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 to 1. For money the last price was lik wise 92 to ft, ex div. The official business report is as follows t—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, 92, /, 92, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92/, /, 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, ; New Three per Cents., 913, I ; Thirty can Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16, 15 ; Bank Stock, 2344, 233 ; India Stock, 239; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 14s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady, at 1074 tot ex div. ; India Bonds were quoted 10s. to 14a. prem., and Exchequer Bills, 4s. dis. to par. Foreign stocks were firm in the morning, but afterwards gave way. The closing quotations were generally below those of yesterday. There was some fluctuation to-day in the shares of the new financial associations. International Financial were quoted in the morning 64 to prem., fell to 6, and closed at 64 to ; Credit and Finance, after standing at 34 to n prem., left off at 34 to 4 ; while London Financial recedod from 24 to 24 prem., to 14 to 24 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to 104 prem. ; Universal Marine, 4 to 4 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 14 to prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 4 ; London and Provincial Ma rine, 4 din to par ; and Oriental and General Marina, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows ; British and Foreign Marine, 4 to 4 prem.; Empire Marine, 4 to prem. ; English and. Scottish Marine, par to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 64 to 74 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, 2to 1 prem. ; Margate Hotel, 4to 1 prem. ; Southampton Imperial /dote!, to 14 prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, 4to 14 prem. ; Public Works Credit Com pany, to 14 prem. ; Nice Hotel, 4to 14 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, f to 14 prem. ; Jersey Ho , tel, 4to I prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, 4 to prem. ; Photogenic Gas, 4 to 1 prem. ; London and Lisbon Cork, 4 to 1 prem.; London Bank of Scotland, par to 1 prem. ; Sardinian Railways, to dis. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is inactive to-day. East Caradon shares are very heavy, and have declined 15e., the present quotation being 30 to 1. Wheal Crebor are also flatter, at 21. to 1. On the other hand, Illogan are is demand, at to n. East Basset are quoted 110 to 111 ; East Cern Brea, 71 to 1 ; Wheal Luilcott, 51 to 6 ; Tincroft, 191 to 20 ; North Crotty, 41 to 1; West Chiverton, 20} to 1; Great For tune, 30 to 37 ; Marke Valley, 61 to 1 ; and New Wheal Martha, 3/ to 4. East del Rey and Don Pedro shares are firm, while Vallanzasca are rather dull. Alamilloa, St. John del Rey, and United Mexican are steady. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. WANCISZPIWIt. JON, 2.-There has been a good deal of Imainese, and the market Is reported good. Groat lantern 511 Northern, A, 124 -Great Western of Canada, 114 to M Western. 6871-tilinda 31 d.-ditto paid up, 50-Lan eat auhire and Yorludilre, 111 #-London and North Western, 1065 # 3-Manchester, ftelheld, and LincoLuahlre, # #!- Metropolitan, 12!-Midland 129:- North British, 521-South Eastern, 29511-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, S 1-16 p. -" East Anglain," 242-Lancashire Insuninea 1 P -111110 i 9 Cancelled Bond Scrip, 46-Whitehaven and Farness, 18-Inter national Financial. 7 p.-West Midland (Oxford) Five and-a-Half Per Cent., 1 p.-Confederate Loan, 2 d. 81611308 AN, Joss l -Birmingham Wagon .hares *old to-day at 134-Gloceuter Wagon offered at 115-Midland Wagon, at 96 and Hallway Carriage Company, at 10s. pm. in Banks:- Birmingham quoted, 27 to 271-Town and District. 155, buyer.- Shropshire, 41 to 41 -and Birmingham Joint Stock (Limited;, were done at 254. la railways there were buyers of Great Western at BS-Sou th Stafford, at 10#-Oxford, Ist Guaranteed, at 129-ditto second, at 121. Market quiet. LIVKRIVOL. Jolla gales today: Great Western. 671- Laneathire and Yorkshire, 1111-Landon and North Western, 103. 35, 4, i, S. 21-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 461- South Lantern 911 -Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 946, 1-Great Luxembourg, 145-111 in. ils Central, 11, Me d.-Erie, 59-Sambre and Mena., 104 x d.-Bank of Liverpool. f9-British and Ameri can Exchange Bank. S p.-Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 5 4- North and South Wales Bank, 305-Albion Marine Insurance Company, 4 p.-Brithlt and Foreign Marine, 516 p.-Empire Marine, 3.161 p. FOREIGN-OPTIC; M 25.—The Queen has been graetously pleased to appoint Victor Arthur Wellington Thum mcod, Esq., now paid attachi to her Majesty's lega tion at Athens, to be s seeped secretary in her Majesty's diplomatic service. —Gazette. HEALTH OP LONDON. It appears from the Registrar-General's return that in the week that ended last Saturday the total number of deaths registered in London was 1,296, exhibiting a slight increase on that of the pre vious week, which was 1,259. The avenge number, as ob tained from the returns of corresponding weeks in the ten years 1853-62, and corrected for increase of populatioo, is 1,139. The number contained in the present return is therefore 157 more than it would have been if the average rate of mortality had prevailed. The births in last week exceeded the deaths in the same period by 70L Sixty-eight deaths from small-pox were registered last week, 21 of which occurred at the age of 20 years and upwards. Typhus was fatal in 46 oases, diarrheas in 12, scarktana in 78, measles in 39. Of 178 deaths assigned to diseases of the respiratory organs, 93 were mused by bronchitis, 54 by poeuosocia, Bby asthma. Phthisis was fatal in 159 MIL The son of a labourer, residing at Plum steed, died from the effects of poison, the paper on the walls of the bed room containing large quantities of arsenic. A girl aged 14 years, died in the W estminster Hospital from tetanus. A man, aged 57 years, died from carbuncle. The deaths of 4 penises were canoed by delirium tremens, and one person died from intemperance. Six deaths occurred from burns or scalds, 5 children and one adult were suffer crated. The deaths of two nonagenarisos are recorded, they were aged respectively 94 and 98 years. Last week the births of 1,006 boys and 992 girls, in all 1,997 children, were registered in Loudon. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1853-62 the average number (corrected) was 1,770. A num' Ramt-ootmas. —A French racecourse, I need scarcely remind your readers, is entirely di ff erent from your sporting fields. Rows of carriages, and long limn of orderly, well-dressed people, and just one soli tary booth for refreshments—that is all ; no swearing is beard, no druLkeoneas is seen, no fighting, no baskets of food unpacked, no pop heard, as when in England • sandwich skirmish begins. With us all is solemn gentility. We have, nevertheless, our improprieties. There are many ladies in very handsome, open carriages, who will be " more beautiful still," and art fully use paint, patch, and powder. But our Traviata world is very quiet ; they mute those who approach them after the fashion of the bed-bred Madame la Buono* of French society, and they wear with grace the Parisian modes of the very beet taste. Great Britain was also represented by one or two of therm exceptional Lidice who have be come famous hare, amongst other things for their carriages and valuable homes. They are approached on our race course by solemn statesmen and youthful lions of French fashion. " A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men"— was the min of Lord Byron. But our turf meetings, I maintain, are as quiet, and to all appearances as proper, as the society of a drawing•room. I am sorry to may that some of oar own country people sometimes get Tory fast or very loose (which is it ?) when they come over to Paris. Here it was Sunday. and several English gentle men sad ladies no doubt high church and low church) were at the races. The English clergy in Paris are preaching against British protestants going to mess on the Pluoday, so we can't say that we did not know it was wrong. We English do so rainy wicked things abroad! I had better leave that subject, especially as we will suppose the bell rings, and 100,000 people at least ore straining to look at the hones which an to run for the grand prin. There they are, ball of them English hones, all English joekeya— Correspoodest of Meriting Po*. CILMAL PALACE.—ONE Sarunirci DAy.—Tuu- DAT, RUM 2—Admissions on pap:omit, 3,476:-ditto soros tickets, 963 ; total, 4,399. (ET ammo nisoaErs.) ASCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CORONATION STARR& Lady Augusta Fantail 5 ran. ASCOT DERBY STAKES. Oaeuoder Queen Bertha ... Blue Mantle ... _ 7 vim. HUNT CUP. Victor Glenorchy The Knave 23 nil. Run three-quarters of ea hoar behind time. SWEEPSTLICES. Saothal Dirt Cheap ... Lord of Linos ... ELEVENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES T.Y.C. Becky Sharpe 8 nuL VISITORS' PLATE. Once round and a dia. Myrtle, Paste, Loiterer, Weep g, Sycophant, Dux. Glance c, Gorse, Vinegar Hill, Millionaire, Sea Nymph, Flirtation, and Cock Robin ars here. FERN RILL STAKES. About halt a mils. Midnight Mar, Lady Abbess, Lady Whoa, Vivid. To mato, flippolyta, and Flying Fish are here. FIFTH BIENNIAL 3TAKEI3. Ow rail.. Old dreege Hospodar, Car nival, Blue Mantle, Gantilbomme, Judea, Oration Lass, Oneaander, Lightning, and Isere& are here. ARRIVED. —Procella, Taderans, and Glendusk. LATEST BETTING. HUNT CUP. 4 to 1 agat Knave (t) 10 to 1 Bar one (o 6) SCRATCHED.—Catch 'em alive, Polynesia, and Zelle. cirticzar. MARY LEBONE CLUB AND GROUND AOAINST THE "Court" or ENGLAND. —This match at Lord's Ground was resumed yesterday from the previous evening, when the " Colts " left off with 17 runs without the loss of a wicket. They had 100 runs to get to win, and it appeared from the favourable commencement of their innings that they would prove successful, but the result showed other wise, for, with the exception of Silcock, Street, and BignsA who severally batted well, and are deserving of being noted by their respective counties, no stand was made, Grundy and Wootton's bowling balm too clever for them to master. It was, however, a well contested match, the "Colts" playing with much pluck, and being beaten by only seven runs. Coorn or Susan v. Yakima - um—This great *aunty match, and first of the season at the Surrey ground, Ken nington-oval, will be commenced to-morrow. Both sides are strong, and some 800 cricket may be anticipated, as the following list contains the names of several celebrated players :—Sarrey—Mr. F. Burbidge, Mr. E. Dowse°, Mr. F. P. Miller, W. Gaya. J. Omen, G. Griffith. T. Hum , phrey, T. Leaky'', W. Mort lock, T. Sewell, H. H. e Stephnson. Yorkshire—Mr. H. W. Wane, G. MAGI:son, Atkinson, John Berry, Dawson, H= Iddison, E. Stephenson, W. Shay Mewl* Row SOUTH4L4STEIIN ItiILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) Tbis afternoon a special general meeting of the above oompany was held at the Bridge-house Hotel, the Hon. J. BTNG in the chair, for the purpose of considering the provisions of the two following bills, now pending before parliament. via :—A bill for regu lating the capital and debenture debt of the Charing cone Railway Company, and for authorising the amalga mation of that company with the South-Eastern Railway Company, and for other lummox ; and • bill to authorise the construction of • tramroad from the South-Eastern Railway at Hastings to Hastings harbour. Both bills were agreed to. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) wmanistuor. JUIli S. I L. L 15.1 DADiNAZY lALIU LID STOOM I cr'..l:4!" I tle 8 1 81 I* V 111 f 11lik $$ 61 13a 14{ 91 93 108 110 63 $4 63 IS 24 i tii me OW 11 12 836 f 110 130. 101 us We W 111 ~7 11 rri IN IN 42 a 1021 10$1 144 1461 45 46 12 12 1 1 pai 129 129 } pal tr 9) I 82 n 1021 69 00 90 90} 115 117 1 11 1 2 pm 111 1t 119 111 46 47 16 100 SO 6! II 26 921 $2l TO 72 100 10! li 71 IS 29 4 i o i Pull lit pm iss us 1 $ peal RAILWAY& MAT& Ct. prim& I an I Astwart 8, Rotterdam 8 71 ' all Bahian 121a.11...? p.a 192 20 ▪ IBeiglan & JtmoWn l2 I 8 'Ogres G. Soutlaern(L di par an illeglage, Bisecaloe ef all ,Dennentra.7p.e.par.pret 18 !Dutch thenia .... 1 12 pot 'batons el France 2O 21 all aB ItLrearahmLazenttrsg..l.). o . rig ma 'ltalian Junction all .NieuttllegaLßL . the 9 Olita.Prl. Bag gov. 202 aa all 817wihres • • • • all F. ItaO 6. Ayres g. 7p. e, 101 le, Do. do. do all Norwegian Trunk Prat all I Ottomaii'dintrneatitht) all 'Parra, Lyons. and Meal; an /Pasta and Orleans all Tortugueseßalln,Rayel all Iltecito 4174 Frantaii.iL ▪ :211ga and Dnuaburg • all 'Royal Danish ...... all 'loyal Swadlih a➢ll Do. T nee sal all Alsatian of Moue all all I Do. 12par sent. Prat. 8 ,81.TaamprrilL Do. is.og. 7pae all !&Airalalem.Vartaliee IA 111.8.07 Portugal7wrotp all Southern of !ranee 0 !Turin sad Savona all I Do. do. an Wad glade alt I De. pot eid. Pad all ,WeiL If Ir.of lrissea 211 311 11 fDn 1 1 1 0 1 3 12 1 41 42 fY 41 lie 17e 16_ 1) 1 14 e 41141 91 1 1 .0 . T 4 I pax 29 k 99 k 2 MN 4 1 1 10 124 j 10) 21 l JOINT STOCK BANK& Apses& O. M. DNA .1 LlonioelonatUverosol Aug , * Portuguese (Loa. _ _ . . I Do. Now (Limited) I Dr! of lays Sauk of Lonctos Bank of Queensland ELI Bank of Viciorla,knobia! 'Bank of Wales (1.1 m.) . :Think of New Zoolaad ,Britand American BE. 'NINA N. America .... OBar.BILBED. Oolaslik ID .0. In ,Cll24rd. 1L et Dias, del Iffordal ;Contlnenzsa '''''' ;English an f nigh (Lbw) 1164.13oot,trAosi.ea.s I9ladneoatlne&Jep• I inini - en — enct Wenn' Lon.B.AyresettlLPlnte (1 ;Ica OIL Snot M eettri 'Laudation Colonial (L Leaden end Count) Image /sent Stook ... Lon. and Middlesex (1.. La. and Northern (L .Lneteon Om • • • 'Loodoe&& American (L. • Lon. t e. Western (Lim ,Loo. eel Weatminda I Iferaustfla Ezcltanse(L Neer*. Pror nen. iL. Do. Dawned.. Indiana Bank (Lbs.) .. • National of I.lverpool(L im.rso. at Mar.. Naar, 10 Do. do w ,Now Loath War iCletsatad tank Onepors 100 Proving:dal of TrolenA 20 ,Selnae,rtusj., et Delhi (L LS ;South Australia ;naiad Brit.S.Africa(ll Innlou of Anr r-0.. _ of Eng.&lPrzae• (L Maks of Ireland (La.). Vales of Logules . FOREIGN OBLIGATII COLONIAL 00VKIIIIMINT lONNINITII Ora. Gov. 6 p. 0., 18/146 Do. per et. Yeb.•Lios. Do. • per et. Iter.dniep. Do. 6 per cent Da. lipar cent.ln. Rock Oac of G Hopetip.ellaTS do. IWO Do. do IBM Do. do IBM Caylon.Nov.l67B, Ip.ct. Itaarttloa 6 per cent Natal Nov. 6 per cent New Bravaw.oov.op. d N. R.Welea Ov.6p. 01 Do.sp.c 1871 to la New Zealand 6ros cent Neva Bcdstla e p. e.,1976 27:ihad Gov.lpeest Renw 'p.a. Deeds MAW Op.c.Jaa.drJuly Do. do.Bp.o.Aprli LI Q. pear. I EiAlea. 147 Mx 113 109 103 100 97 96 96 OW lee 110 id 111 114 Ili 116 116 117 113 116 106 110 100 111 107 IN 100 104 102 106 llt 10111 1069 114 107 ICI 119 116 Ili 116 ' Ilf 1/I ' 111 1119 ark! i 109} lOST los7l 111 - e * COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIC-LANX-(THIS DAY.) - - Then was a very poor show of Ellebak wheat on the stands this morning ; but the condition GI the maples was good. The atteodance of buyers was only limited ; 'ever ;baler, the demand for both red and white qualities ruled steady, and Monday's mien were well supported. Foreign wheat, the supply of which was tolerably erns dye, was to moderate request, at previous currencies. In floatiog cargoes of grain, the transactious were oa s moderate scale, at last week's quotations. Vory little English barley was on offer, and the supply of foreign was limited for the time of year. Mort kinds were inactive, yet prices ruled about stationary. We have to report a fair sale for malt, at full currencies. The supply continues seasonably good. Good wood oats were taken to a fair extant, at quite Monday's quotations ; but low and damp qualities. were heavy, at barely late rates. Beaus were quite as dear as on Monday. No cheep took plus in the value of peas. The demand for them, however, was tolerably firm. American flour was steady in price, and other kinds com manded former terms. Linseed moved off freely at extreme quotations. In ether ends very little buena= was pawls& as LW quotations. OAR. cualuisi Yana& Per Qr. Fosex,lConCr;il7uow 40 to 60 Ditto, white.. 41 to 61 Norfolk sod Limohe red ..... .. . 40 to SO ' Halting DittlllLog G =Wog MALT. . SO to le 28 to SI .. 25 to 27 Imo I Tick Harrow Mewl. • Essex, NortaiTinul Suffolk OO to 03 Kingston end Ware 00 to 68 Brown Old and new laidish, feed Scotch, frer t° 33 b 96 20 to 24 IS to 27 90 to 26 You Per Qr. Dautste mit Komp berg ate SI Rostock & MeekLs- Data American, red „ *bite IdaaLlT. ~ AI to 64 .. 47 to 60 . 41 to 44 ice. '" black NW& FWUR. Sown made: peii3o lbs. Household 4O to 41 I L‘sunta7 I Norfolk sad eufolk, ship t• a 163. Ter Qt. 0170. Danish end Swe --dish 19 lit to S S i Itoodaa Mann Danish 34 to IN s7lltion 3O to 33 Pug. U to SD Sews 30 to SS 29 WBl MEAN 00111. Grinding. Distilling ILfilting . OATS. a to bi 00 to 54 II tio 25 22 lo it SO to U .. teDutch ed , tow 9 -- t 092 1 1 to 143 6 ARRIVALS or GRAIN. eO., CARRIAGR. PROM MAY I Maple . Boilers. White . Yellow MOE french, par sack .... 38 to 48 Vont* 38 to 64 American, per tat .. 22 to 30 Canadian, .. 21 to NI INTO LONDON, BY WATIEM TO LUNY 2, INCLUSIVE Wheat. Bartley. Malt. I Oat& Tour. gra 1 qrs. qrs. gm Yeti. med. Sues andlicoteli 240 I 110 1020 650 .. 880 Irish , 110 .. .. Foreign Total 10520 I 1020 29660 2610 . 100 •1 ono LIVERPOOL COTTON (THIS DAY.) (BY morale AND DITINNATIONAL (mom an ow. owerop The market coatinuee very quiet Sales probably 4,000 bales. JtKEF. TLLZGILAPH.) MINCING LAND. -(T DAY.) SIMAR.—The market continues firm with a full amount of busiuess doing in the West India market ; other &scrip time are also in good request. Mauritius sold at 28s. 6d. to 31s. 6d. for low to middling brown, and at 365. 6d. to 39e. for grainy yellow. Bengal brown, Gurpattati date, 335. Refined brown lumps are still quoted firm at 46e. 6d. ; the better qualities in proportion. COFFER has sold heavily at barely the previous currency, except fine qualities of plantation Ceylon, which hays brought full prices. Plantation Ceylon triage, 745. to 90s. ; low to fine middling, its. to 945. ; pea berry, 90e. to 975. native Ces loci ' ordinary small to bold, 71s. to 73.. Cocoa has sold at easier prices. Trinidad, gray and common red, 50s. 6d. to 55e. Tea.—At the public sales the parcels sold aro chiegy those offered without reserve. Prices are without altera tion. Iticz.—Tbe market is not active, but about 3 300 hugs of cargo Henri have been sold ; ordinary, at So. 3d. cash. itux.—,o puncheons Jamaica sold at previous prices. SALTPETRE..—For 400 bads of Bengal, 31 per cent. ref ra.C. tine, 375. has been r COCHINZAL.—There is a moderate demand, and sine* the auction of last week only a few transactions have beta reptirted. COTTO!.—The market le doll and inactive. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 41.. 91, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4:35. ; June, 41s. to 425. 91. ; October to December, Kis. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report no material altera tion in the market. in some distracts there is an increase of blight and fiy, but the hot weather cameo the biue gene rally to grow rapidly. The few sound hope on sale com mand 2s. to 3a. more mosey upon the late advance. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Thawsll, 16e. ed. ; Walls Fad South Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walla Hod Tan, 16a. ; Walls Eud Trimdon Hartlepool, 16e. ; Walla End Braddyla Hettoo, 13s. Gd. Wall, End Rumen He 15a. ; Walla Eod South Helios, 15e. 3d. ; Walls Haugh Hall, ; Walla End Caradoe, 15a. ed. ; Walls Bud Oostorth, 14u. ; Will. Sod gbh., 13e. 9d. ; Walla Eud Trtmdua Thoreley, 14a. ld. ; Walla Etod Framwellgate, 14e. ! 1 / 4 1. ; Wylam, 1111.; North Pekoe Gas, 13a. 3d. ; Tanfield /dour Butes, 13a.-24 ships at market. Adviosa from Tahiti, by way of San Francisco, repot further seizures of Peruvian vessels eapged is steal ing South Sea islanders to sell them as slaves to work on the Peruvian guano islands. The natives of Kappa seised • Peruvian vessel, confined the crew as primmer., and by the aid of a white man took the .hip 300 miles, sod delivered her up with the crew to the French authorities at Tahiti.— Californian paper. Tan CAPC or Coon Hors.—The colony has just passed through a mercantile milli, induced chiefly through a two years' drought, but since the rain has falls& abundantly agricultural operations are resumed in all their vigour, and oarstapla articles, wool and wine, are arriving at oar seaports is abundance.—detract Punt a private later frvn: Poi t 6lti=l4A dated Aped 14. Oro, Marie !White Per Qr. S. S. *1 to SS 18 to ZS 17 to U SD to SI 110 to SS 32 to 37 38 to 44 54 to II da to 42 28 to 21 I 1