The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-13 00:00:00

• - • " • 4 & e .. l oKosvoi < • T IET rt [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET . Life, 66; United Kingdom, 4?,, ; Universal Life, 39/ Victoria Life, 6, 45 1 . The General Reversionary and Investmont Society's shares are quoted 941; Reversionary Interest Society. 104; Equitable Reversionary, 119; ditto New, 521; London Reversionary, 16. 1 Prices of Waterworks and Canal stocks are un changed this week. In Gas Companies the only alteration is a slight improvement in Great Central shares, which are I quoted 131. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list :—Assam Tea Company, 91, ; Australian Agricultural, 161 ; Australian Trust, 211 • Canada Company, 60; Electric Telegraph A sham (201. paid), 19 ex div. ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 200; Price's Patent Candle Company, 23, 221 ex div.; South Aus tralian, 241. WIDNISDAT The Eaglish stock market exhibited more fluctua tion to-day, the trausactions in the afternoon being rather brisk, and causing Console to alternate ra pidly between 991 and 991 for cash, whilst for as they were sold as low es 991. A rally took place, however, previous to the close of the market, the price being last officially quoted the same ea it left off yesterday, at 991 to 2 for mosey, and gel' to 1 for the 9th of June. After the regular hone' , the improvement continued, and the quotation was 'I again put 3 higher. The other home stocks were little dealt in, but in the Three per Cent. Reduced there wu the usual purchase on account of the Sinking Fund, at the price of 983. The list of actual trans actions is given as follows :—Three per Cont. Con sols, for money, 99 1 „ 1,3, I, 3, ; ditto, for account, 99 3, at 2 i• 3. Three per rent. Reduced, 981, 3, j. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1003, 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16. Zir to bills were again quoted le. higher to day, the Mara bills being called 70s. to 735. prem., and the June Wu 68s. to 665. prem. The transac tions in thaw securities were more active than of late, bet in the afternoon sellers offered more freely at the 'Awarded rates. India Bonds were purchased at 64a. Min 1 11 . 1 _ THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The English stock market is sensibly firmer to. day, and an advance of 1 per cent. has taken place, compared with the last official quotation of yesterday. Console have improved to 991 to a for money, and 991 tot for the 9th lone. The Three per Cents. Iteduxed mark 981 to ; the New Three-and-a-tluarter per Cents., 1001 to I. Bank Stock, 220 to 1. Exchequer Bills are quoted the same as yesterday. In the foreign house the business has chiefly been in connection with the closing of the account. Mexican stock has rallied considerably, the Old Bonds being now quoted 32i to t ; and the New Threes, 261 to 2. Dutch and Spani s h B on d s , on t h e ot h er hand, are lower. Spanish Old 'Threes mark 47; ditto Now Deferred, 21 to 20; ; last, 202. Sardinian, 961 to 97. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61:4. l'el uvian Activist, 104. Oraneda Deferred, 9t. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. r ___ In the Foreign Stock market preparations for the close of the account have commenced, but, although stock was easily carried over at low rates of interest, and some classes of securities were by no mesas plentiful in the market, the settling appears to have an unfavourable effect on the prices of nearly all the speculative bonds. Some rather large parcels of Mexican were thrown upon the market, and a fur ther heavy fall took place, the old Bonds going down to 301, and the New Threes to 24/. Later in the afternoon, however, a considerable rally took place, and the last quotation was 311 to 5 for the former, and 241 to 25 for the latter. Spa nish and Venezuelan Stocks also underwent a sensible reduction, and Ecuador and Granadan were weaker. The bar gains reported in the official list are at the following figures: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981; ditto New,1829 and '39, 971, 1. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78, 77. Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Danish Five per Cents, 105. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 615, 62; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. Ecuador Bonds, 4:, 1. Granada Deferred, 9, 4. Mexican Old Bonds, 31, 301; ditto, for account, 28th May, 311, 1,1; ditto, New Three per Cents., 244, 4. 4. Peruvian Actives, 103; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 62. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil Guarantee), 1001. Sardinian Five per Cents., 965, 4 ; ditto, for account, 965. Spanish Passive Bonds 51 ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 471, 47, 461; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 21, 4, 201; ditto, Committee's Certificates, 21 ' 21 per cent. Vene zuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 45. City Navigation Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds have risen to 96 to 1. Canada Six per Cent. Bonds are quoted at the improved range of 1131 to 4. Reports were current to-day of the failure of a large cotton spinning house at Moscow., with liabili ties estimated as high as 600,0001 . sterling. How far English interests will be affected is a question of some importance, but the difficulties referred to, even if confirmed, will probably have only an indirect in fluence here. It was also rumoured in the City that a great speculator in stocks and produce was in diffi culties, but the report, though circulated in several quarters, was generally discredited. The advices from New York by the Arctic are of interest as notifying a further rise in the exchange on London, which was quoted 110 to 1. Shipments of coin to the amount of 12,0001. have consequently come forward by this opportunity and it is probable our receipts of the precious metal from that side may increase. _ _ . LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Aooowit. PARIS. NAT 12. For /fumy. '1"; I Optimise Mahan. Lowest. Clarin g , per LIMMA. .4 mi . Cents lOO 10 100 0 100 10 1990559 93 quer Cents. !per Cants. 3 per ()tam New Lauri Exchange on London 'Wild, 25 45 ;90 days, Ri 33. Dor, 5 peret.lB4o 1001 Ron e y Naples, Rents Money. Rosman 3 pee Cents 961 ... Ds. 3 ..... . Do. 183;; Plsdaoat 5 p.Ct. 96 83.. ; Treasury Bands Do. 0, lan — 1 Rank Maras 2750 ... PARIS, MAT 11.—St. Ger ma i n , 737 60 ; Versailles (right rasa), 340; DOW Nett bank), ...82 30; Pool. and Orkana, 1,140; Paris sad toast, 747 60; Rouen and Havre, 290; Marseilles and Avignon, ern anabwarg and lisle, 245 ex die.; Centre, 315 ; Orlsera lad Bonleseas, 111626; Nort hens, 59750; Paris and - re. RN; Paris and Lyons, 11l 50 ; Tours and Nantes 370; Mont. rosy sad Troyes, I 90; Dieppe and Fecarap, —; Pais end Foraux, ILO; Borden= and Tr ate, 142 50. BERLIN, MAY 11.—Voluntary Loan, 102.! ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850, 1021 ; ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 90 ; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 1021. VIENNA, MAT 11.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 95 13-16. Now Loan (A), 95 13.16; (13), ditto 110. Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 85t,. Bank Shares, 1,276. Exchange on London, 12.19. . fi g . C / K evrese.... t.fr„. "sr.- •-• 1 7 . ( " Z- Z"ellseoefoolw- - a--- 14 " -- -- ". - o 7 ---. ,eo(,-s--.-"-.-' or./ - • .. . f ''' 1 ' { air vb t Otp rt.! ....... • No. 1,7 85 .] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1852. ...--.. A ALLISON, Pabst Pianoforte the great to Mame* amide astatop there, sad neither* RAIL WA ya Loaders, Brighton, and South Coast, 103 1 ; London sad LLLISON and "... di m. sions a aus muse be alteelar nerrussr sad his muse was, that -...,•.ii,i,ei, a .. d 71, North Western, 124 31; Leedom and Booth Weet. --;-.--. ~,,I tatwaeet PIANOVOnTES of the bid arta preleDiale isisaisil Astir sammarea, sad the object of ma, 93 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Liecolnehire, 7,•• • •...1 g. Mix, sad EIrOATA2IOI I I. lavireanow the was to labia sash a system et opainiag that THIS DAY. SO ; Midland 706 I ; New Abergaln:c and wast_,.. , ', ' '• ;a am. leare 4 .&_W_,_a_a!) ta aa,___wh7 eta era . if WOW Of it Say would not tolerate it for TIo*„. 0.13100 z, ___. Hereford, 61 ; Norfolk, 341 ; North B• • 71; ""-- "" l ' ita. -1 , 4 , 000 446 re by Talmo. •Oksol et imam , rm. There wee some little flatness in the railway snare North Staffordshire, 10/ 1 ; Oxford, Wo ter, • Wed -I."- - ---t -- Erty llif.- MILLS. left The moieties was semmeol by the Rev. Mr. Disour, market this morning, owing chiefly to the arrange- Tenement, 231 A ; Smaish Central, 174 ; Sh u ropshire me s for the settlin g ; but more firmness is now Ualoll, 31 ; York, Nstrelatier mad Berwick, 14 ; Yolk sod Q lA , ~.. 175 , sad 1* Thl i g.tr. - Comsnro_nered a vote of thanks to the shown, an d yes t er d ay ' s pr i me are in moat i ns t ance . North Midland, 251 011D-ITIBIT, chairman, which wee agreed to amidst awn applaure, and Lomri o n , Teresina& the meatus' imacluded. eke kiptiraanted GOLD WATCHES, of the HOLT Well oupported. The transactions for the new account LINTS L 111•113 AT IFIEID HINTALII. have not as yet been large but good prices have in cent.S22.lt Rotherham, sad °gas ' G ' anate.d 6 141 ... Ll Dt t. i tar ;V E TE : FESTIVAL OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. PIUTZKINCI SMARM awls( Few ealw W 4a3 " per Ma. 11 • &GA Devon, 161. \ 1. 44 1 are Caledonian, 10L, 9 ; Eastern Counties Eatension,6 per mast i r ta ch aha nces res been realliw:d' quiet, but not buoyant. Cent., No. 2, 1 pm. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 4 . i ..:.. ltei; , et i rm ?, ,, u7 sf elb, * go. Yeeterday,. the 198th mini festival of the SHAMUS AND itIICIIII I.INOIJARANTIOID. 61., SI; °creed, Worcester, sad Wolverhampton, 16L, 6 .. - - - . mil, id&s ,s o u Go i, dos doe s. einefealis inntatioa ham as " The of Os CliseES ;•••• _i ~' ~ .• NEW mow-zooms, es tea phise„sad wan emannassated la the Net lesnase se.. Pa. ILAILWATA. yentecay. us 1 p.ra.Momm s-- . , /.7% ' 1 t• .. ) 171, ralubit an Wanda tint IliNsMina el plebes %Ma at IR Paul's Catkin .-- TORSION. R N Aberdeen __... -... ... ___:: ISI 134 731 4 i Great Indian Peninsula 64 ; Northern of Francs, 23 ; sr. . - •. ' • wenn** of New and The IA distal envies br the United choir of 1" r ‘‘' '-' eiteW I D'IIAND nalb bee /14telj's Chapel = 4" 111. "Pears, Westminster " 91 8119111 " mw ji s T °. ' Orleans and Bordeaux, 161 ; Sombre and Meuse, 41; •\ '. ' • (: i and tbe NSW *AM mad ism J ... q. 16 IS Western of France, 71 Sl. ,i ; .• 1 7 : %. and other PLATEDOZOZ Ale*, u dimYsaltaireisliV. 0 0201 1 01 . Wilrbsrs toad s she able *I all ZINN*, ISSII6O 101 101 VA * elf ' . at elesediad f 14 priers. et la. Peal's, as wad, II 2 4 likbir 6 s4 atteasted, astwithel ig etesesesaMe note SS the ,„, „„ „_Ceee,,,__, 11 1 11 64 C. 176 131 MINES. I - n Se / il l i& e r aLsuia's.a.a." l.- " s s ons wealliegl o o d mes s alliblesus by ma ra t ilisisalli gab es . Tiw ee a 1 . 1 - 1 IT ........ 6,- .. - . 11,11 =1 1 1 1 •11 , ... ... :.• Si„ : . 0, 1 wrest/. 4134 2_,C 1464 _,_& 414 ,°N, &banks Niel, WING OM with sea am idbet end ad- Ni a meow ea .. 114 HI WEDNVIDAT EVENING. foam aaa ' '''''a '; -"" nimble peaskion, se emagiseelyte Mena the millumwalin so , all Oat all ... ... - - Business bu been moderately active to-day in 31127 , :"". '''''„ 2 ',.; r i:,,,r pri,,.. dal mous .. will is critisiss wish whisk the pisesemeass et the purism Isar * 45 Wes adentrina... la ll Ms epartment et the market. St. Aubyn and a N'' . •• • • '''''''. - .''', , o o, wa r; ear ....1, w ow.. bad lissa NrativaS TIN aseelee WIN paatass by the_ . .sev. 23 al lesitt. sal Mat- • rry r as d have besa la elsonad at an advance of 11., boa so i der - • ''''' .'" 41 "P ' ''' ' 0. B. Bisenadd, M.A., Cease of Cheiner, the test bong is o n a mg uggiCga I joc, ~,,,„„ •-.1, 172, and la, oirottu-stalsr. the 10th einem el Matthew, Mad verse " And witesesser 01 with a stroog upward teadesey. West Wheal Pro tol. ''' shall give to Adak wenn stilton Huh; cores sap of *old ts an De. (std it . 13.) . .... 3 $ videos • have been dine ia three or four lots at an - water ealy, be the awns eta lie. verily Iwry saw yea S. es Seam - - si 0 improvement of 11. Ifit per share. Turneries have ii:i t i: 11l .)I AN HAIR.-ROWLANDS' MA- he aarn a s n e vi e s ae , hi s 1 , 1 . , ' „m ar d ie mem a ii al mum a... UMW .1.142;14e hatiariadhalied heads la large is vssAl OIL lo=dornrlA...ftip. eilk__. ... . .wldltlikgrasessoludwri • • fa i• on .. . v...., g 5 fi • numbers. Merllyns have advanced al, with a very , • ''''' ' um" lis MaposetpostaiTh ' "Mtn the selleselels Mew eheri l 7, *deg end es ell NW 111181 a. 14 lil 15j 11 firm market. Troilus*, Kilbrickens, Clive', Vale of sotr lwel " " yawns ener Names MN boo htmel„ . _ la Ileedme Tillors . Has So Right * ass a West_hdleissis ".„..,--....' mein , vet sum' mecums OM Ms ids* sow. OIL VA• LOMA aural ploalaw, all Maw Nana . SS 60 Towey, sod Cupid are all in demand, but without ...."--,.' •‘..- .i; o f ..t t.:ssion ten Is se wadi of libliwa byes- A the mum wen The ifinkMAim et OWN- . 1 . 8 . ebbs* oIOSNIONW :ft ss fluctuation in price. Cuberts are in great favour, - . 1 . .. A ..400a it le am intallina la in winoraug assn. bwg ; a Lerman , sic A m ph. ~,", m on , et. ,26 lallsare.Trolbaluab ill 6 and have changed hands in large numbers. West riit. :11; ; :. t i s o l t lierve r. rs t rifis ya essmeek ett on so ottoo ear oo ow % "m oo. T= Beager t usigunda Dasie et St. ; P Ri aal L 'e itisu • Anhileassas , vivian ßale . F , 0 771. 1 r, :, t i l airg- ,.. ,..,„„„,--u. D4..„..; --- to 14 s i a Wheal Treasurys have been in request throughout .... od as x 7a.: or bat, MON No* to air ~ the day, without sellers. A steady business has sieral, rare -- • diee „ - a e , e ee ri„. g.. the r Bowes; Rev. Messrs. B. Brown, ail Da shee lhan s i sAssseCt 015 a":"djta-bettle ark an to wards, in two lass, " Ilevirds' Jesnap. John Janine, Limed Illa l et a lt. G. Baker, le ell ustWeet.(lre. Nf been done in Trefusis, Callington, Drakewalls, Al gawm.:::voisl-r..,lnessest...Bl:ls.earrawu.„.•wd en b ils d barg so neresper uo_. u Tbenas sx . Th !t o w:l c l i e4 . ;j3 , . miggma Pearesa, W. J. , i i. p C. li Amer ades, 8 . 4. Ise m ,_______ . " l o l 2 o. ,,__, •.: p s in w e 42 ii fred Consols, Great Wheal Allred, Bedford United, " n___ - _ lel 111 MAIMS .. —. . Ss N Lewis, West Wheal Alfred, Trannack and &seam, mim eo.... mews- ,arid n, London, ad Caaalots and Per- ' ...... man 0eu1207, M.P., AI4IIIIIIMS OWN% ad ....- &Aso / imm u re se s'y w wee, Is Is 1114 Wheal Susan, Mendip Hills, Harriette, Mill Pool, Mom - Da West alettaaDake 4 I . I L.II.IIICOCK'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER 1417 d Calth°7l "; Han• a ß ad e N i a • r liell i. v it a e Thrwa nart ; . 1 1 1 1 3 e• sad Rev. R. Liddell ; 111 I W I" Imo Ilarlboss__ ■ _ ,_ .. IS mi crofts, and in some cues with a slight upward ten s ESD-CHAII.W. 7 ,44 4 • . tr 0 a Stephen 3lynne, Bart.; Sir R. P. 0 Bart. L Sit R. H. 1 2 4 ~„1 14 ,__l 4l4 "2_,_, 44lllllll °lniLl,_ ~___.• 4 dency. Itsaoel al useful vier sap Inglis, But.. M.P.; J. W. LMT.; Bowel r::7' = aat. '"• "'""' ILts The following are the prices of to-day's market :- bp v.,1 ..ply Ail an ontIROTT AIT WNW la NM Owys s ;s v q. s. M . ,I'. • William Cotbse, .i Midland Twin- is 13 Li s ., o w._ .. gi Si ~,,, MY Cram. • r.• Nt3o.log red or 41 %1%,. West Wheal l'rovidenoe, 6 2 , 54 ; West Alfred Con frail., 1.4 v eaten* , tw bat .; *team Burney, Est ;J. D. Poole*, p.n. ; * 12 Do. me ~,. ... ~ si 10* 30, 321 Tremnyne, 21, 24/ ; Wheal Arthur , w t. oho t• al abet to the f cl: - ...a 8 :=M;c B . Bnc„,l l E7. i1f.r . c 8 M74 4 , :14 =l:kJ:4'a. a; l' : 16, 18 ; Hallamanning and Croft Gotha!, 101. to 201 N0...a....1 h.mutit . wawa. 931 1 Z71`,".,'":.:',",`,::."; by • "II Ise, dm ... • 111 Ma prem.; Sk Anbyn and Grylls, 11, 12; Trehane, 51, 10 N Do. SO . Mrs dr meal loyal toasts, * sa Isusearyaintinaln ai i C 61; Bilbricken 6, 64 ; N ale of Towey, 271, 291; ono it 1 , 1I.nor• to any . .."...,.... '4ll Ms Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY gave the 64 di • orgibtio 21 21 Cubed., 275. 61, 30s. 6d. ; West Wheal Treasury, tore , .4 helm' •• 11.111 W -Ity at.t.t. '• • . been of the Lord Mayor, with a suitable eulogium oa the • LIMO thiselaillh****** Us 54 mile la whirl his lordship performed the duties of his high 11 4 4 1 rilk INNOINII. MINI 3 4 . 61, 74 ; Callington, 91 ; 101; Lewis, 151, 161 • Men ,.• t to sibs , alto utitma_ _ . ..._ ~. .. 701 7 7 1 441 dip Hills, 1/, 21 ; Cupid, 141, 181 ; West ' Wheel •••• , N., r /be LORD MAYOR returned thinks, sad pee " The N IL I t inibmplll°66,llrubrasenip N U 37 Alfred, 32e. 6d., 375. lid. _ Aidthberp of Cautabluy, tits treasured a the Mai- ss a a 5....d0 .. iii lei The gold mining shares were utterly neglected * A 0. - taloa! 1/1 N Sonot. etinpi e nn, to-day, but few sellers offering, and prices were _ The Asebbishop of CANTIRMIRY is returning thanks suderein ~,.a.. si 11 dis ".- *. . 41j- migegliell the plume he Jolt la being able to render assist- 10 1 ' I" igrainia .• ". generally flat. Agra Fries, Australian Freehold, -....-•• ''''''sk IN , ~ _... ... ... se 33 $4 British Australian, and Lake Bathurst, all showed a •••=.•. • saes N those et his owe peoladea who had not been so sue- In the rase of UM es Inmelf. H e need Dot in that st IS Dohnow_ _..E11.. , .. N 10 da downward tendency. Australian Consols are quoted - so si Partbses asestlee . oatos SI Sas arm* rests UN ISISIbIa that all the amenities a. as g ir o gam ... .. 7 ss 7 4 i i i di.. to 4 prem ; Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; Yuba Irsalil ti. :kW tti• scud. dankly abets/ be pest No Nal a be sherd' shield be relieved by what was Hi 11 mita Dem...r.: ... ... II 71 dig River, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; itoyal Australian Mining stun. rle, no a bed or fora salad the peeps*, of the shush, as the y knew to 17 Noah 1111167doblar. ... Is si au toe s lieu %visit' mos-aunts nose POW he brunin maa dm, to r i t .......st.. and Refining, par to 1 _ prem. • liberty Mining, 3-18 Samara... o.,Prino parnadeaseasting Haat aseernaid Asa urea tsbe „ bob tody - 07 - t - ir s lasel ll22 be t um . 10 6 IleatilliSNOWNLante 16 1 pa to 5-16 prem. ; Gold Import ' ation, 1-16 to 1 prem. ; a a iota Alit.- ran Lim Weis kr eas ral oarOal wpm. 10 all .. • , TheattWolver 231 23 sal 3i h Th il e er y olv ali ed la * *aft grosm,,, ... s , _ _ Pata. „. , ~,,, ft ... a , aaa 'm o w a w a a . W a s wwww i kW w that the sessesses at the doer& were limited, while s s . is . p e w ... .. 17 1 171 a a Baden Baden, par to 1 prem. *we late. Alf " COMM SIM 1 / 1 114 Ma slue es oder. dr peals laressel at the rele of 1,11110 aday, and he asked in. se . it t *MIRO aldragel ft MIME MIS loOmatilma haw was it plabb bra ONIONSS mad admits income to 1114 all , r= Clim i 7 1 1 3 7, 1 THIS DAY. aleas"iver. Boore 94 ses. 1 A. 1 ..• W. INN INNTilabs sap* a daily laneadog damn* t Ilebspeithat the institu- M el De, oars... ... .. s s Two o'CLoca. illeliaL dm wadi ast bells seesasielia Adam, *ma is bed been in te • • • Me set i s There is still little business going forward in the pest SINN% NA that Ille MOM laic et the shard would ts ; ell 1 i ... ~ i s is PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. always be heat wiling le moist "no Sou etthe Clergy." isi 4 11 de w ed:.. „, „, li e s Gold mining shares, and prices present scarcely any (Loud cheers.) 01 11l Do. Clowatry . ... .. II If change. Yuba River shares are lower at par to 1 Yesterday the annual meeting et this association " The Bishops' Lemke and the Stewards," woe the next Is st • Uslea ---qsa a• prem. Liberty shares are worth 3-16 to 5-16 pram . INN. se se ""'"( Devon ... - 1 sr . .. taw bdd at Enter Hall; the Earl of itotax in the Nair. e . n _ e ,,_ _, LONDON „, ho fled ,„„„.. 1 a. se • awns ... .. .. 21 316 NI Santiagos have fallen to 91. TN CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedi n g= that .°" the .°7 l •4l'; a l;;;F;:i "'m• ';'!. . ---fr- k 7 s SO SO Nab Wales ... .. .. Ses SS Casing Huainan seeing, expressed his gratification at being upon nun or returning man s o s ism s poosoLdityupo pas s I. lii Na• Share. MINED. Paid.' mhos done by th e Protestant Arociation by being caned get whe Ill• dinars, the 44044 00 1• 01011 7 who had expected ... iq • mai • .. - - metwasr. to-day. . • . 31 I ill the chair. He believed that the present aided the thee "ell Mee bela beellmod with she company of two le l• ...wards, who wen animist ssisisters-inately the 10 11 %NIS ono •- • • 4 del MAW I Ayes NU all i il* 1 1 coulee called on every protestant heart to throb and •every Dohs el ilistainabsdaml awithellari of Iludwicke-!who le . 11 Wallogol Oil= Il i MOO Mata Californian protestant voice to be raised in favour a that Mariam ' to Un wisely. ing I be 110111 NM te Sad, WWI liftillelii Sinew here by the calla 2 , is wad , . di ... .• la ss du WIN a. Samar t, y which was founded on proteetantism, and widsa wen to Asstrarlin 2 1 . I' ~ led been assailed is this land. The late !overdose% an Pala *l ion ' That *Alto ens& ho nest *he* remitted of lit. 26 T ' ill tio lig a 3O Aunalia 6 1 I the 1 . 1 o f there .. . h retanw a ek a alias er-(a lugh)- " het be took it es a valid ex- uta Doh ea Ibloadios .. 7 la etlo in 0 some w h om I Aualsalka Fratold bat which had done much by its acts to injure it, hod been ......_.___....... 1 tWilli,._____....Calgilja_ r o tillieb ri glida wesu lal b el a " I' e b e: I n - s it . si T Tar Dttl i tillalbm ssob lid " al 1 24 . xi 6 i 1 km Marts all 6 e die IWO N nemerm Iron and Coal all ... .. weeded by one which was in accord wit h the aphids= of _o=ol diera i ni f is ly se him bed he not its able to Muse 1 arida Australia Clad ell 1 f lie the associstion , and which he believed would, while it . wan! . uone maano AT mum 11111TA12.- If ft were ady for the beaus stems= Eight l a tam se Snail. tcp.ose. et fiL poi. 1141 11 S afforded full toleration to every religion, never attempt 93 r oo t . t. s . Loog w „.„,,, saatma ids mkt i Mil MO StIN N Da Cotossand Coats - - .'“W"" - '"'" purchase favour Iron Roman catholic by giving up Najd Blot lie house St Do. at. Jae Da Hey - - IT 1 the amok be was prie d all lb fdlew-aniss. ales NIL at le 31 e( aMestiustism. lie was happy to think that amass the 1141,1974 ,_ I Cafeen'eCreek.,...--..- di goo Igm ma. (Cleema) It Inc upwards of fifty years eine, 441 111 Oka a WNW" . , ;bare Omar .... - - middling claws of the country sound preteceadane was ( c 79 S. 104000 II cana l MAI , i IP. PIA extended and could not be destroyed. (The amble = o tko holebor Whiu*S: loft tivois 41444hPlaes. MI 401 lOW% sag aim ea bunk a bat be hoped massed_ by . tosense. ...... ... - - lerd then reed an corset from Lord JOllll Rumen letter Mom . 2 Oa basularina . olgia all 1 disl Fat 41 Solite Bishop ot Durham, in which ha enlarged on the liberty Oa *Pal doled heasetti *oar 411 7- TIM had _Amite Wasen tee see Kcal * rinsed .... all - - mow Whelk/saw et sinned Idgi positives la the ses ma Se.ollo • ;Wm 0t0rai5.....-- an I 1 as aprotestanteon which had bees along enjoyed in Ragland, ierli , dming mud mania ophotto to mutat they bed esizooltoo=Loto" see ni WOOD (Dna smid depri ear d sn attempt of any foreign prina or poteasam .eace tam = . all be fasten hi. letter , on • nation which bad so Mug va.... td gliimeltyd7 al" called. Met right te l. Prelsft. eed the " 4 " 4 144.11.041 - 11.14irs t . ummismam . oB4°° ! Is Hie KOOO Leusionosnolitiaili. ail -r" im eight to f. t tdom of opinion, civil and Widths ; and stated hr__Be•-____,_„______the 1401 Ver___„_helt___arrooroe__, 2 . !oelt,1„_ 9001,11 . sa se a r e w ws. h e w. um; I it sisensiseettaineden ll - - Ns sontilence in the country so lag oo the 'lama panel- ___„,nww ±„.. s welm . nwe. o _, gwaT , s,re a l i e nd e ara t T li l= 2, Is a t= igh s 4.1. 43a1iderdr p 1 , ... 46 47 190,001 New Ormasis.... plea of the martyrs of the Reformation were held Is dere- rtr . wr o ar,.. , -mlir d. ....... Navels wawa W all 1 7111- 1 Ps 1 fa esasiesisa, le limn (mantiok imeibera; u ssi lune Patn. a i ll rat... e ii reset b % the griat onus of a nation which looked with eon. `r"" NM on the mummeries of superstition, sad with extra at ......k.„ F• 1115 II" of the gliMill4B', sad 212 •M 22112 a hope 22 221 131•••••2 • Dm Vaud IVO Quarts Book di " Ness et the be men- (Iseasise Waders 4 11 pat 7,41110 N Swage sea ies 1 0 4 114 10 1 0 4 the aborious endeavoun which were thea mm rskiag rs 16. .......... olisa ."'""" bi - -- a wood „ Ft = l :F to . W il lit tho aseesetigy.„ t Lwad - Nl is izi g s ooggzetsose u m is m SOO IS Tn (toft be the inteilect and enslave the soul.) 45.114 St Mr Mated Mexican minister acknowledged in the House of Comae= that he ehelea' sAnti isi iss De. *we ) SO SI lar,soe 1 West Morlorge had offered to make Archbishop Mira ), a pd." of Rowse, _ _,ML ...._ ...._ Ibra_ o _ .... _nri the _ lepers. Ds* which it sp- au s o i . e ., ass ass as ine MUSS hod realised 731. • trf in Lai* mad a inemher of her Maestri privy council. •Lb Viceroy . 1. 1"/In° 6 °.° r ..... = ., Ism sad motooods stock ' docood " Noma= in , s a Ireland had addressed • letter to a Ronda b - 1 teak I ended., el Ne dbaNdises aa ef the 2° " blues 1110000 • 00 POW 10 21 LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. Giarying to him the :mended statutes dem r. . .1 , i ..). 2___ _ _ _ . 10 91 uteedesoseruseast. LivaarooL, MAT 12.-The share market has been dull leper, in a bleb he said. .. That his gram had pearbed to leweek at Is * bel e 21 " aim Ags Sa l kraal ' (Imodlo SNOW .-.. 17 IS May to 100,1 t, for the considentaa el de Pip , die 21 . 2 • 22111 ' *Via Zme relief hod hem even O 7 to ie sternereensuras to day, sett is a her lower under the infiuence of the set sanded statutes ; that the whole of the steed. Were at the Olere ll e he the "el sew 81111°,7 to 198 Maid to le MI Cement, which is tcomorrow--Caledonian, 201-Eastern le the aniesot et 8,7111. ; wiener, 197, 4,1251. .•=, to so moo due now— - - Counties, 9 1-16 - East Lancashire 17 j -Lancashire and his disposal thi 11 or at any future period that biefflele or , Yorkshire, 731-Ditto (fifth shares ), 51(1-London and my ether bto op might wish a see them Ail Ire aster- • ,7°••, 32 : 1 - 2 = 6, eh ' ; Yse hal ' 14.11 Li s = 11 11 Pftlish iN.WasLa - lirim lemait (bal. Y lAL edi - - North 'Western, 1231, 1-Ditto (new 1 shares), 54 6 new s protiund veneration for the dissuise elder Pope, .hfrivo .1 . amber 1,122; away. 11 ) 11 Dila = Li % oh m WE - - Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34-Ditto OM new satiropticitly relied on his upright judgment. it wee with _, els e en mete" w ith keg eltPleeles led dm * Se so need. see lkesedee au „ pref. shares), 13.16 p .- Midland , 701 / 1-North British, !lessee that he asked his grace to 'alma *am statutes to uta,,,,_r 4= l___°° lo l l 2 66 l°,4 " 4°L aiek ma tobtrimessk I anew maiudivi a . --• 71316-North Staffordshire, 71 d.-&•uth Eastern end was up- et . • I tits tansideration of his Helium." ii 111111 Ilia {Malin .". """" . i. .. Wal is Ong ,__ ...... 44 4 Dover, 211 6. Wik *mum of protestant idiotic that .....a •• lase 6 plied by Mr. Dew , of the Looks Tam*. .1‘ 86 De.slomwth a m eaDiese M Mucessua. MAT 12.-The amount of bminest dome Yesterday the annual meeting of this association ine hdd at Pieter Hall; the Earl of RODIN in the an. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedist ie tt meting, expressed his gratification et by the Protestant Amociation by balsa ma le EL the chair. He believed that the peon mina the country called on every protestant beget to throb an *mg minima voice to be raised is Ismer of that tel liberty which was founded on preaselastiem— , and whin had been wailed is this land. The • ms igov:= 6 7 . 6 . the lips of some of whom then sae cosh p bet which had done much by . its en le Were it, bled kiss eisteeesled by one which was in sewn with the mielimi 51 the association. and which he behaved would, wham 11l afforded full toleration to every ista, never attempt ft purchase favour from Roman . ..l.ry tieing no elle of protestantism. He sou lisnly le UMW that Mein middling dimes of the cower, elan protestant t= wee ash extended and could net be degerert4. almo soli, ited then read an extract from tad John Reason haw tent Bishop ol Durham, in which bs Warted on di= Mpeotestantim which bed Mesas in msd dept cat, d any stsemytefloy or i = ire jpe M bitch his titter s on • satin wink se hag la eight to f., idom of opinion, (Milani eldigiges ; smigiseed his issatilence in the country a. Imam the Memos pristei pro of the martyrs of the liefangfilso Wage bold la Asir retie by the gnat mar of a notice dish looked with coo hoW on the mummeries of so an with eon at the laborioua endeavoon which wars thee making M sow dm the inteilect and enslave the seal.) And yet Ilis eine simian r acknowledged in the aims a Cosmos that be had offered to make Archbishop lEterrey, a Fleet of Rome, • warier of her Majesty's privy emu& • bile Viceroy at Ireland had addressed • letter M a Rana earming to bin( (Ile amended statutes ache l aiatt h 2 loret, in ehtell he said. " That his gyro bad pratheil ft NOM to Rome, for the consideraties Of the Pop, the ameded statutes; that the whole of the Asada Wen at his disposal thin or at any future periol that kis pass or any other lost op might wish Mme real As he enter tained A prohand veneration for ths shore - ' er addle Pope. witiramicitly retied on his upright jedgessit. it wan With *save that he asked his grace to "alma lime statutes to the tensideration of bus Holiness." It was son truckling ad remise of protestant prissily's' On ganged so meth *my to protestantem. The egseeilleente had been that the Synod of Thuds, hid sada its ob. td.is eat blogisy an ultramarine isystess la Ire- Critird u moan had Mhos the derlions in Intrad under he own care, and it bad ectnally eatarred tbst • candidate for an Irish borough who bad bass sent over gimlet th - A übpieell of Cardinal Wiseman wne b sxee by a lt , lnan e,,tholic radical of the tows, lobs, ob rii tuned the promise of • vote from an eiscem, by des Mss id tame pi jests, who supported the ether ma ilkins i hie wife awl toady left his house, and stated nay Mania Me Men nil be r• trotted his premiss, which kiwis shilged te de. The was ~ proof that it we ant on* voldplsso, but gititie..l, ascenancy which the Rams eadmiles simeht. TM not , '" lani than contended that the mossooso gt gallei baits to It m,n catholic' which had boss puma is 1111 sad Pit; tat tiled to produce the effeets elected by then ego support el ' hem and expressed his belie that the miii• din Mares of this country were of opinion that such eggie cremes ought sir to be continued, and urged on that dem M newt such endidates at the next election as amid Malik the piessat government to preserve the prMastaatissi .16""HY e The as them read by the chairman of the com mittee. and gave a fall recount of the smash. it the erratp.n. of the society, end stated the emahr s e do year la ha 1.1n;11. ti c W., and the eimmitliere les liti trfa balsam edged is. 9d. . PAUL served the adoption nod drenlisian of do upset sad the appoiamast et Ws isiaMillei. The hey. T. NOLAN sessedsdithe rarienot. sal= hat Ewe had never amused a Wei sad one eititade than now, when she bad pond sat this dew int, Mama a of het own, smispalliodiagYe ll il this.a. not minty delved the Redeliestimg ,the Bill, C.z . hare et oil this, she charged them with persecution they masted her intoleramea, which had been well 1 Gni " intolerant incarnate." Everything rousing bee ilt sr ass.. ir rilkd, first, the true religion which des pub.{ o n th, free eirculetion of the bible, which was 'son A . i the Itototieti itrieethood, even the Denny vendee Mill, then their evil liberty and social peace, the Mess I, purity of our Martha. He urged that inquiry, M'oll'l he made into the tenets of catholicism n' 4 ^ 4 , 4 " din t • works of her theologians and canothati. „„ tile IP•oliti..ll was ranted. liar. It , Esq , moved. and the Rev. COMM.'S • Parr ... won d a resolution "That in the immediate !sp , : • ot a einera l riection, it was the bounden duty of 5 ' 4..1..,t4nts to unite in the diligent use of rotartitti• t. atil :fle ,11. for *Turing she rs tutu to parliament of men MI" s , make the min, cif protestantisen paramount to ""Pmly console:attune, and who will sealonsly and per- Porno. ly eadeavoar to protect and deliver their country ' eat t*- ~,,l itotions Irons the influence and aggressions of ' lb. i'lp,..y. .....1 tit reoloi.h principles, which age boater Mils •-• ,islita r arc and its religion ; ' which wan supood to The it's Ir. Mel% El 1.1. moved—. That, es ith mask Imo . , .ii id-pommy from all sound principle and eleglibest tint!' rt. hate Anal., tiropastide pope . re .._ , by=bik r . it* Atom !k or lippen( Of a primthormi weer ris .1 tr...rt• that rtheni, Agana( which we as anti met sari-aational, nuts-Christian, and ibile sese.. a,..,,,,,, that all ierealb of public mess, Sir ids ..... 141 ""' ' , i . Pottery in any shape may be withdraw, Me Z . "' '' that hi blayiiisith College • gad thatia seder as 40 • 0 'NO 9 . 1064, it es highly important dist the sellsos a `two_' state their given should be thsenteddy ligoehi red He eionenikel that resistant* le Rammiono was ;Cm h r minutiae but • neweity, aline Mu ids fact k - moli "weans" had human. =be wee aid atom /hen Ii , that II di and that of the limes( Oamesseg. were i 4 so , Is th e l a t ter , truth rod mow, Christiattity netm, were squally courted and tosepotiond with, 1111.11....._m tee former the truth of the Deify Oaf go In the 0.7.7 4... ""1. Ile had heard an aresueset is the ague of • that if then was es fawn? dells 101 131 8141 Om& 174 - li4 11•111111011•1111110 to laikeltN.Wa SO 4110401414 Jambe Ow* loOiledmin) 14 faidasolodwor*.Cl.l (144•11, ALUMS -114 Olooislor • Desa (41•11111 SO SS : b i l l F - 1-1 114 Do. diem ) 40 UMW 1114340. 111 Laois moS " AlioNO *as* L 44 Ms reatzwiss 10000101100•4.4perC•ot Mood* Norkik) SO 11401.111111 rears DUOS Is ft* Now PnotootW (w.. 10 SO.tt4.t 1*44.4114 1 I NM MT= IP 10 10 lad. sod " (Sompilo - SI Swum ad WW2 Ooist Seam De.illiaprah 14111 me. Oess. ft las. ork 114 144011114/414•144,410rm w Ms. raw). 24 ISeor "Dry. Sy, CI. ow Lt\ ,oL, MAT 12.—The share market has been dull today, and is raiser lower under the influence of the set tlement, which is to-morrow.—Caledonian, 201—Eastern Counties, 9 1-18—East Lancashire, 171—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 731—Ditto (fifth share s), 51 d.—London and North Western, 1231, I—Ditto (new shares), 51 . ft P Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincoln, 34—Ditto (134. new pref. shares), 13-16 p.—Midland, 701 / I—North British, 7 13-16—North Staffordshire, 7} d.—&uth Eastern and Dover, 211 I. MAXCHRISTIR, MAT 12.—The amount of bulbar dons was about the same as on the previous nay, but prices wens rather lower. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, 111 d. ; Caledonian, 204 ; Eastern Counties, 91; London Stock, 12.31; Sheffield Stock, 34 • Midland Stock, 70; North British, 8 ; North Staffordshire, 7 el. ; South Eastern, 211. BRISTOL, MAT 12.—The market was a little firmer than of late, but still extremely inactive. Greet Western,, 92i. BIRMINGHAM, MATl2.—There has been an RCM'S market hare to-day, chiefly in local stocks. Birmingham and Stour Valleys at 101. Old Birmingham Canals at 100, and Bir ' mingham Banking Company shares at 30. Laßue, MAY 12.—Tke share market has been stationary to-day, or perhaps on the whole a little flatter. The closing sales this morning were as follows :—Leeds Northern. 181. 13.. 9d., for the account end of May ; Midlands, 70/ ; North Westerns, 81 ; Lmeashire and Yorkshires, 74. 44 cm PAno•AL AID SOCIETT.—Tb• anal en amel maw of the Chan k Pam' Aid Societe was held in the Wipe nem inower-hall es Tmeday. sad woe nmenonsly aftnadel. The Ma of Shotharmy tea the ilk sad in =r• lbw kareskerear elessentleny mieseseed the e • demelise of MIL from Bean Ismkey, Rm. The neon Math OM may new emorial districts had Mos themei thsthai b in yom po The mkt, now aids 343 isonnheale of a peleas mon than Xila9M, heal en ann. dap of of 7,664 ands. mil =haw of them ineembonse woe oily 210 e , them wen without posemee hossee. Tim fl peepelde stipends for 317 eimeomin eel 116 lay it at • deep to the sonar of 1111.3811.p0r antilai, ;7Z4lw emegied. At the mead thee 7180 anemia ala Ili lwrigues wee lIIPPINOW at their Stemma Mow la the perliPM dlebbnef the essay, gaming the mitheath sheathe of the wear le meat te 34,4381. pee someni. Thom wee are a for curates fer adablesel asiebes. awl 911 the emistente, waiting fee era green to he main. The illenelel statment showed the oeselpte te hare Ms KM IS 9d., sad the expeadi ton los the year asseested Is MOM Os. U., leasing a balsam of 1,0471. 1te.44. la the koala of the emenver. Thu Bes. I. Moan, of Sawn. meal the lamas of the 7rand the Here. W. threse.ef Bristol, and W. Paha, Awspeth mil star goatlemes, having eddreseed the made& the weed nmplineat INS paid to the aohl• ask. niaa, red the pmessibege te-hand. Ten COLLIIRT Imam NW Wioat.—Yes wig the Wynn me the Is sederhmate SOWN% killed oe He thea Mt., by es espied= at Miley Hal Colliery, MSS Wien rue amen 1. met Pemberton. Mr. Dritheld, the meesee, ebbed the emend MISIIIIIIWIIIi of the inquiry on the id lea, hem • aim to lam se witnesses two eollien mend Jobe end Jane Atheolen, who had bees badly twat by the melmies, bet wen in a fair way of recovery. John Atheism man, she did not apps to be wholly remand Irma WarM he had Neel , said he was ama of Juan Athens% Ithanishe pit. Went down the pit no the nesening of the at 6 o'clock. Worked near the sink, but Jams sad another wilier worked beyond MEN sal war W tie sink The witness been, here been emineed by the nor ner, AM be wee net obliged to answer the ant quads% was asked whether en the day of the expio the he meshed with ble d lamp d sloth or open ? He replied last be wished ash It a a tat He sometimes wakedked with a emeille. bat Oa 41e that day day. . He sometimes worked with the tsp el hie bop. Ho had given over =with maths, 1.001/110 hew as was cheap. He Ns NSA work with a lamp es with a candle when the thews relf. Had worked with hi. lamp open on the ilee Wee Ilikesplesion, but had aot opeeede tUt day be booed ▪ bs ha net mach week to is lied booed a meths OD week with OW Isar dead ezent Star a Ith eif the net Whoa he fret saw the an dthe minion It 1181 ak* theft towards Arse Allionwe's gloss sad est hem As soneWS None raw nig ebeethe sr theithes Is the " soa-dereegh." Heel lad • dist - Ow Wend the 'eel) OM mening, bat meth net soy ef James Asbestos bed thel my_einet in Use afteemeen. near the time of the ospleries. Did net hater the !saber of his lamp that day, ned alai net knees hie I:w e L_ s linee if it wee awn him. They weed empamber k the 'onion Md. The agent was pee when our mat left. LONDON UM NORTH WINTIOI3I RAILWAY. Ration of trace tor the week ending May 9, 18b2 : P pessele, ..rows, hones, and mails, 30,1781 le. Id.; interikentioN 17.771711. les. lid. ; cattle, 7491. 10e. 7d. MARLCorrespdime week, Itlbl, a 4d. Das lii, MAW. Is. M. 4 aim M. N. ; 1861-788,641 i. 19e. Ur I Z-494.7f1a la 1k 1 tie 19 IS I I 100 ilsTomelTal6ll- Wilts & Ilesariet to Grist Wolin NI lon rite:MAK= maim. 11 Do. Mal. 7 per ai. 1.l 114 dal admimmlos 1110 SI Climotor mod WAIN 171 MO se Deeds*. hot% doe Jaren 11 Se 1164444.1 1 o0 1 • 331 / 3 1 4 C6 3 emosisOoolsool pro Ct l4 11 tin Iletls do. Mal 1 11 pom !Us Mul pot OM. Rod 131 111 'll4/1.316666.6444pipAp.131 114 16 illdisterglo. fires mad, oest puil rso jiff Uni tea l 3 12 '=.81.4.-Mainv , , 3.1 OLW w es,.. alla gar. al $4 I il i =kr.a.. r er epor ate I dl. IN Weems Sow. 1 — — l 4 pa all la l= ae4ak "13 p05.20)1, 104 11 4 1 IS Maim .. 13 13 Do. el 1 i.r• 101 lediroiCommliJoe.ll•CC 347 1 16 Me harliina 0 .• IP. 10 Iforbik 1q 20 De.Osoorostode is r 34 St • 0 11 - 41 0 4 14 111 - alli - 16 ... 1 111 Witmeter. Waiver., 114.6perOont 1 le pm • 6146two.ilbrm.NegrGam. 10 Iwe 10 Ilktem..At 1,0441 m (Nue.W.. 0116.1 • per Pm... Me 73 Aegth I *van II 6 10 /Mutt York. 4pm Ct.Chm.' le 1 dl. • WamrlarA Allkeasy dli IT Tore, Plerremtleok 01./14430 07 itoi.potoit., '7 5 Ditto 111116 44 41 10 Volt&N.ldittlt.4lll.Puttl' I dr I pa TORSION RA to (*Trill Wane. (Vitrynn 10 Charkrol Ted Rryuclkais o Web 11 Era Indian . I West 11.3144 Teuisivals.. 4i DA. 4 OTandJunot34o of num 13 1.41344301414 10 13 . (11.41 way) II WATK hl ta. $4 l 7kk ah 4 ii As i ili ~ .. Da (Caul) 174 Maria aatnul.... .In. New .„ 2' Namur an I Llaln let Nerilsern of Prism la Do. .'I 1. per st, Book Ida B. 16 Maim As.) II llra a... / haftP.ol , Las+ , . Mi Paris awl Par• mod Uoto,n 1p Y.VI ona Ira., J. 1/00.411 and 1:4, re /. *MAR •n*. Mulloe II ?Nor, *NI Nara,. I 41.0 6 Rotate of Masa is es . ni ni Id 131 4 { lll ,44 44 q 49 . 47 3111 91 24 11 14 4 4 i 4 Ai 3 1 If pa The following are this dg's sales for 11111•11iN AND STOVE.. Anthergate, Nottingluta, Baton, and &intern Junction, T+; Caledonian, 19t.J0 191; Bast Anglian (261. L. and K. and L. and It ), ; Great Northern, I:tack, 61 ; Great Southern Western (Irelan d, ; Great Western, 921 ; Lanc. sod York., Wort 'Maks, 7 1 6q t 1111 1, 11_11 iri Y 1 1 1 1 i PUBLIC SALES. MAY 12.—8 y Messrs. RRRRR (MIRE, CLARK, and Lys, at OlffeW^y'll.—The mansion known as Buckingham; House, on the south side of Pall-mall, with garden 75 feet by 70, held from the crown fur 47 years from 1842, at 6701. per annum—knocked down for 10,5001. Town mansion, No. 15 on the north side of Grosvenor square, with possession, ki Id under the Marquis of West minster fur 63 pi srs, from 1847, at a ground rent of 3001. per annum-10,0001. The sdvowsou mid right of presentation to the Rectory of Culworth, in Northamptonshire, incumbent aged 66 years, with residence, glebe, and commuted rent chame, gross annual income, 8341. 16s.—knocked down at 7,4001. The 111T0A111011 of Houghton, Leiceatersbire, with parson age house, gr,unds, and glebe land, with rents arising from ' other lands, the whole worth upwards of 3001. per annum, the incumbent aged 73 years—sold for 2,4001. By Messrs. Vustrum and Sum, at the Mart.—Eight houses, Priory-terrace, Victoria road, Queen's-road, Hol ston, let at rents amounting to 1761. par annum, held for 93 years at 80/. per year-7601. Freehold property, comprising the Painters' Arms beer shop, and other promisee, l;Iue Style, Greenwich, the whole let Inc 881. per ansinut-7501. Leasehold Intise,.No. 8, Liverpool-street, Walworth, and two cottages eiljoitimg, let fur 54/. per annum, term 40 years, at 10/. 45.-3101. Tne QUEgN'S Bmru DAY.--This morning, at an early hour, the he Is of the principal churches in the city and metropolitan districts rung merry peals in honour of her Majeloy's hirth•day. At nine o'clock the household , troops underwent their shoes! military inspection by the I chief officers of the regiment. The outpensioners at Chelsea and the east end of London also assembled at their respec tive quarters. The latter mustered very strong in the Tower drill ground. The numerous steamers and other vessels on toe river displayed flags, and the Royal standard floated from the commit of the Tower of London, Buckingham palace, St. James's-palace, Somerset-house, &c. Business was entirely intepandeff at the London docks, St. K. therinc's dock., the Casten-hosse, Excise office, and the Stomp-office, the officers and workmen hav ing a general holiday on the occasion. At the Royal Hospitals ill the Cloy of London and borough of Soethwark the officers and ether ferrates were regaled with roast beef and plum pudding, in accordance with ancient custom. At one o'clock this cloy gulls were fired at the Tower, 8.. Jomes'i.Patk, sod Irma numerous vessels and wharves down the river. _ _ ...... CORK AND MANDoN 14AILWAY.—Return of traffic for week ending natordov, May Bth, 1842 :—Passtimen, parcels, &c., 1401. 13s. 11, ; merchandise, cattle, &c., 531 141. 7d. ' • total, 1941. As. 1941. 20 aides open. Como. pcediai woolL lest par 331. les: 6d.,10 LI.. open. 'la N i I%u uli This share a ',continuation day in the railway seiwiesiSeociddaZZ attendee ; bat - oviing to money being eery, and the rata of (=tango mush lees onerous than at the last settling, the market wore a quiet appearance, and Ives characterised by no fluctuation. The account proves slightly " bull ish," in may be inferred from the subjoined list of the "continuations" that ruled at one period of the day Ly. London and North Western, Ito continuation. Great Western, to continuation. Midland, Ito continuation. Lancashire and Yorkshire, I to I, continuation. South Western, 1-18 to continuation. South Eastern. 1-16 to continuation. Caledonians, 1-16 to a continuation. Blackwalls, 1-32 to 1-16 continuation. The rate per cent. per annum shown in these " con tangos " may be calculated as under : London and North Westerns... Great Westerns Midlands Lancaabire and Yorkshires South Westerns South Eastern Caledonians Blackwell' 9 „ 19 The settling will not be so heavy aslant time, the account being a short one, and the transactions far from active. French shares were not quite so scarce as last account, yet the rates of continuation ruled moderate. In the market for Bank shares an increased busi ness has been done this week, and prices show a general upward tendency, especially for banks whose operations are in connexion with our Australian colonies. Australasian Bank shares have further risen 21. during the week, and other stocks in proportion. Sales aro recorded as follows :—Austislasia (40/. paid), 451, 461, 47; British North American (501. paid), 53t, 55; Colonial (251. paid), 13; London and Westminster (20/. paid), 291, t , ) ; Oriental Bank Corporation (251. paid), 36; Provincial of Ire land (251. paid),. 4.51, - ; Union of Australia (251. paid), 43, 1; Union of London (101. paid ), 151. The market value of nearly all the joint stock bank sham in the kingdom is experiencing a rapid rise, this description of property feeling even more sensi bly than other enterprises the effect of the abundance of money. In the above list there is only one instance in which the present market value of the shares is below the amount paid, whilst in some cases the shares have nearly doubled in value. • Dock stocks continuo in brisk demand, and prices are still rising. East and West India Stock, com pared with last wk's prices, has advanced 2/. 10s.; St. Katharine, 21.; and London, IL 10.. The latest prices are subjoined: —Commercial Stock. 00 4 S ; East and West India 1571 160; London, 127 ; t. Katharine, 831, 84, 831 ; douthampton, 281. - - - . _ In steam boat shares, Peninsular and Orientals are still actively inquired for at rising prices, whilst Royal Mail Steam shares, on the contrary, are de clinieg. General Steam Navigation are quoted 29; insular and Oriental, 81 t, 81, 1, 82 ; ditto, New! (13i. vaid), 331, 33; Royal Mail Steam, 771, 77, 761, 77, 761 ex div. The shares of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Company have this week been introducedl into the Stock Exchange list, and business is marked in them at 31, or 11 prem. Insurance shams remain firm, with a moderate! inquiry. Globe, Rock, and English and Scottish i Law Aaron are looking up. The latest quotations of the market arc as follows : Albion, 86; Alliance, I 22 ex div.; ditto, Marine, 411 ; Atlas,lBl; British Commercial, 61; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General, 19, 1 ex. bonus; County, 100, ex div. ; Crown, 161; Eagle, 71; Equity and Law Life, 31; English and Scotch Law Life, 3;; Euro pean Life, 12; General, ; Globe, 141; Guardian, :In; Imperial Fire, 2.113 ; ditto, Life, In; lndemnity Marino, 50; Law Fire, 3 1 ; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 1 1 ; London Fire, 23 ; Marine, 111 ; Medical, Invalid, and General, 2t •, Monarch, ; National Loan Fund, 21; Palladium Life, 21; Pelican, 45 ; Phoenix, 160 ex. div. and bonus ; Pro fessional Life, 1; Provident Life, 40 ; Rock Life,, 71; Royal Exchaoge, 2251 ; Ban Fire, 213 ; ditto MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. SI/GAIL—The market has become rather dull, and prices are a shade lower, but holders appear firm, and buy in largely at tho public sales. To-day, 10,000 mats were offered, and all bought in ut 315.t0 345.; 6,000 mats Manilla were also bought in at 315.t0 3L.; 1,000 mats Zanzibar sold at 30s. 6d. to 345. The refined market firm, and rather higher prices have been paid. Grocery lumps, fair to fine, 47a. to 48s. Od. COMPEL—The public sales are going off well, at full price.. Good ordinary native Ceylon, quoted 445. to 445. M. Taa.—There continues a fair demand for 91 to 11 Coltgoiu..— le The public sales went off steadily & former prices; good to fine white Bengal sold at in. to Us. tid. Semis remain steady. In other articles ao material alteration. TALLOW DAY. The mullet is arm, and prices &till lock up. Town Tallow is worth Ws. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. 9d. to 375.; October to Decetnber 0952), 375. 9d. ; on or before the end of May, 365.9 d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mauro. Cooper and Davis report a dull trade. Prime Meadow Hay, 78a. to 855.; inferior ditto, M.. to 75e.; Romeo, Gie. ; Clover, 88s. to 1(10s. ; second cut, 80a. to 88a. ; Straw, 236. to 276. COALS.—LONDON, MAT 12. CLORE, or TRH MAR. arr. Davison'. West Hartley, 14s. Rd. ; Redheugh Ham, 11s. ; Townley,l2s.; West Wylarn, 12s. 6d. ; Wyla m, l3s. 9d.; Walls End Harvey Wylam, unscreened, 11$.; Walls End Peareth, unmreened, 12s. ; Eden Main, 15e. ; Walls End Hetton, 165.; Walls End Lambton, 15s. 04. ; Walls End Richmund, 15s. ; Walls End Russel's Heston, 1.5 e. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, IGs. ; Walls End Hello., 15s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, ISa. 6d. ; Wale End Snuth Kclloe, 14.; Walls End Thornier, 15s. ; Walls End Backhouse, 14%. 3d.; Walls End WoOdhouse Close, 13s. Gd.; Cowpen Hartley, 14.. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 215.; Port Talbot Steam, IBs. ; Skiborwen Merthyr, Ilia—Ships at market, 167; sold, 37. SERVANTS' ROYAL PROVIDENT AND BENEVOLENT SociETY.—The fifth annual meeting of this society took place yesterday at the office, in Great Marlborough-street, Harry Chester, Esq., in the chair. It appeared from the report which was read by the secretary, thatdeering the past year, 16,4111. 13s. 7d. had been paid by servants to the provident Lund of the society, 12,164/. 19s. 9d. being on ac count of new contracts 1.., government annuities. The total amount paid by servants to the provident tend of the see sty since its commencement has been 43,3211. 9s. 6d., the greater portion of which has been for annuities. The report also gave the partieulon of a successful prosecution for false character giving, which was lately undertaken by the society against an old and notorious offender, who went by the name of Mrs. Aust. The statement of accounts was then read, and directors and trustees tier the ensuing year appointed, and after a few observations from the chairman, who pointed out the fact that the society had negoriated more than one-third of the whole number of annuities which had been granted by savings banks 21111 parochial societies since the passing of the act, the meeting broke up. EXTRAORDINARY CELESTIAL PHENOMENON.—Tho South Jutland paper, the Freia, has the following para graph :—" On Easter Monday, a fiery light pillar, which reeve 20 or 30 degrees high tram the platy where the sun had set, and stood perpendu ular en the benison, was observed at Obenroe and many other places. The air was that day thick and heavy, and round the sun were rings and by-suns (called sun-wolves by the peasantry). It would therefore appear easy to attribute this light pillar to the same class res its aceempanime-ta. But we see by the papers that this phenomenon has been seen in North Jutland (at Thisted), in Mecklenburg (near Kro(tlin), etc., and it can therefore scarcely be a mere optical illusion caused by the state of the atmosphere ; for it seems impossible to autistic the existence et the necessary conditions for this in so many lo calities. It must then be cosmical, and belong to the aye tem of the universe. That it is the zodiacal light we must be allowed to doubt, for in Me ckleuhurg the phenomenon was observed before sunset. Without ourscle CS venturing to propose any hyputhe is we would beg to point out, that comets which approach very near the sun have been seen in open day." MIDLAND RAILWAY.—A special meeting of the shareliolelen of this company was held at Derby yesterday, ' ter the purpose of submitting the bills now berme parliament for the approval of the proprieion, Mr. Ellis, M.P., in the • chair The chairman, in the tiret place, directed the atten tion of the shareholder. to the Wi reester and Ueretonl itoil way. which connected the Midland Railway with districts of North and South Wales. The bill would enable the London and North-Western to work the line. They were in no other way inter did in it, and uo erg gement what-- est'. had been entered into by the Midland Cumin tny. The mat was a permissive bill, enabling the NI andiester and Boston Company to sill or Vase their line to the Mid land or London and North-Western Company. The next was the moist important business of the day—the real. 'op tion of the Leeds and Bradford lease. The hoard had roma to the cuuclusion that the lease ought to be redeemed upon the tonna which they now renin'. They had already provided the means. The scheme, if approved of, would he sin eddy carried into effect. He then moved a resolution to the following effect Th:d. under the powers of the Mid land (Leeds and Bradford) Act the sum of 1,84)0,0004 be now raised by the creation of 18,000 shares of 100 i. each in the undeitaking of the Midland Rail way (to be called Bradairil straits), and that the amount of such shares he, for tie flint use years, after the tate of V. 10s. p. r cent per annum, ate! thenceforth V. Aud the directors of the Midland Company be authorised to acquire shares ite the Leeds and Bradford Railway under the ;ewers of the act. The whole of the bills, after some discussion upon d off the lett of them, were ogre ed to, and the meettAl was than adious. Per Cant. yer Annum. 6 to 10