The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-09 00:00:00

1 11 ~ , - z - i /re/ Lc-. 4 .,.. i• . • .„.. 14r e-r .... 0 -e - e-7• 1 •efir .......-e_. e.e. " ..4 " .-- "-''''r - oleo" .../;' •• • •I . Ttt • J_'-ft rt%% il - No. 2,121.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1853. -- BR ITANNIA LIFE ASSUItANCE COMPANY, SI:S.VARINE TELI;(;12A1'11 COJI.PANY. 2, Prlareoorset. Hun, Lona& SHARE LISTS. MUMS RAILWAY& NONE Ertabileked Asonl, 1e37. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in this ie 3 Istereep and Rotterdam le I die sia „,,,,,,gv f s e ised Mae P.rhament, 4 riet., cap.% The was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Lord WIDIUMDAY BYRNINO. 3 : : aullins au JoestlUe \r4 Pa 4 ea son is ---ttal. le WEST AhLTSNDEIL "Isekbesth Pitt Ds Mszi.er in the chair. The railway market to-day presented little feature. ..., 16 mail anseatase. 14 I twr , ie . moose prints= for milliner Lon; lobo. The SeeitaTAße read the report, of which the following Prices are generally fairly supported, but busineu in se 6 0116111___ 11" 11bliat. 11"11 .. ... ..... 1 11 4 1 1 i lls The English stock 1a..: pmeannes ral j _ re t e uirml ansum arse ten an. A.....lemer ps, abk die log life. contains the principal points :- awaiting further into . this department is almost at • stand-still, operators 77 4 w i ' 71 • D '.. 1 • 571 117 1411 . 4 . i . ... tt __ ei ,,..,hons e t of i'r ny1 4 14110. Niece the Gth of May, when the cable was safely secured at Middltkirke, on the Belgian coast, the works between holding off until some more definite accounts shall 5 6 a lma ham ro ,W; wh ""),;::: 15 " di ffi culty. Under pre RRITANNIA MUTUAL LIVE ASeOCIITION. • that point and Ostend had been completed, sod the subsea- have been received relative to the Turkish question. tion is evinced, and False moo ay bee M a e-meet Boy./ Letters Patent *3 10 OrsZa _ _hunks 0 Pratte I 16 "pm rine wires had beta carried to the Telegraph Office of the York and North Midlands were rather better. Cale- •- - 1 " " w " L ' f flulaa.".° l " I dis 13" are very fairly support I ht,,hs.k.WedanzaJlr. Belgian government at Ostend; and there gaited with the donjons, after slightly improving in the morning, I - tessairesikri D"llmbei rsckesel li" - I idle observable this afterno p e wter. competed be emery three month.' difference of age. !h . : . „ tit , w weeness en a mew plan p• culterly advantageous tie telegraph to Brussels. At the South Ferelsnd the aubma- state, the market co closed a shade worse than yesterday. Manchester Ir. 1 1 . 130 wb„.. ~.4511 ... .... .. 11 71 pho he • . .. . rine wires had been joined to the line between Dover and and Sheffield stock is firm. Generally this depart- s - po, - . 1 " 7 2, , - 7, :: t * , 1 4 , 4 44 1 the ease of money in At til LA munal neeleal Ineetinet, a redeems er 30 Per wet- yes London, so that at the present moment an uninterrupted the course of the day , swam " 'gin. ' " 19 " .. " Nil "' nn an '''''''l6`ll`6 Felicia communication existed between London and Brussels , and ment was a trifle flatter at the close, •in sympathy 3 De. Mallsl),.. • II 11 -- :;,iesi.lllla.. •41 , ~-•1.) with Consols, but in no instance was the variation in ~ = D ",,,,,P •r matharrume tt • "." 1 "" L i 31 ' genes came to hand r ___ _ - - AM - o,l oel • Mutual If.s. cr.,. The report then pointed out the great amount of messages • prices of much importance. 30 Pa Consols at the corm .; News . Presume „ , „ ft ,_ . Yearly tarty that would pass over the line of telegraph, as it opened a 131 29 atria lateen... _ . - llus ted no depression con ____ /id tines Nees. of "r • . mi ... , Pm- Pro- direct communication to Belgium, Prussia, Hanover, the 15 So Paseer A Lem (with 14 71 71 railed late yesterday /,,,,,,,. , i.e. q o . owoos. nowt- Zollverein, and the whole of the north of Europe, which THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. $0 20 Da. Do .(ex 'merest) .. - day being 98 to 2 ex _ _-..--- ------.. --- - I -- 1 - --i- warranted the directors in anticipating a large amount of The railway market to-day participates in the fall 16 is faction of Prance. .. 13 831 Xa.it : ia. st, Terre . Mde• " £ .. d. / • d.! E a. d. July. This was alas Se 1 . I e I 3 6 Se •I 2 7 31420123 revenue. The working of the first five months in 18.52, of Consols, and is heavy throughout. Sellers have 10 al t Do. * 4 3 P" 61 - Boo& me B. at Aintree elm.) 141 141 a 12 7 s t 44,0 12 4 between Dover and Calais showed a transmission of 4,899 offered rather eagerly, and we have consequently to te lan ter P r o m e l el close, but at 4 o'clock es 1 9 2 . 1 .I 1 4 16 , , 2 6 ' 4 1 • . 6 1 714 1 4 el 012 6 messages yielding a revenue of 2,2171. its . Id. la the first report a general reduction in prices. Business in this depr 10 '1" Perth end Lyons ... .. 16 ic3 pm N 11111t11111 41 'll I 2 8 2;1 48 1 0 12 6 five months of the present year, the number of messages so ' 111 Peels sod ferieens ... .. 41 43 but the government R. R. POSTER, Resident Dlneter. transmitted amounted to 12,151, producing • sum French shares are flat, but scarcely touched. le se p ar k a m n om ... . . 41 43 Upper India Scrip is better. 42 duced Threes at 993. *MAIN PIANCIS, eiceseemy. of 6,562/. 4s. 10d.-being an increase of near 11) Se Parboil eleashoisre s.si $4l two hundred per cent. in the twelve months. ORDINARY SHARE•PAND STOCKS. so 4 Perla,Caesenden tm e ens * si s s pin includes: Three per I D IXON'S AN il I L lOUS PI L LS.-This mild The Belgian Submarine Telegraph would be opened to the 101 1 7 lesa Blebasond .. 3 sus oar 19th July, 982, 3, Apment ...twine lie stood tbe tent 01 upwards of 30 years, public on the 20th of the month, from which state this sad 8 11. Pd. lllan.ways. Clo=less Sake to-N7 30 Ile Isms Haves ... ... 191 304 Y to 2 p.m. $ 2 Royal wathe ,„„ o r, sews 1 ols.los minty to." been m° 4 eethismier ll 7 Pre'r° lllo the line between Calais and Dover would be worked in ... ..„ -1.- - -,- 10 la; Molise ann Men. ,L, ~..... o theeneorel sumach, eyepepais. bili.ry denneement. alio& • well .. Is the antra ~.b . t hwe unison, then pital of the companies being egual, the shares r e I '' 'si ASR t r etru '", "' saw ." V te 10 4 Ms. 56 pre Cleat: Infer. - - There were froth t•e.• o it.. , deer, Newell, or lidos's. ale 110 11 been at Frame -- '' ' id I. e isuoni-eel by the f...eulty smseally. Propel/ad bearing 7 b• "In° vale., sad P••••••Plitthlf eelleall7 in 00 000- Asa . Real Junction _.• • lij 3 j 34 IS 4 Istaben el Nana 44 31 Pee chequer Bills to-day, ~,,,..:.i .h- `.....1. by tho sruprittur, Starrinmso. Sawa: and re- diture and receipts : and as both these oompentes ponsemed till all 1111rm.Welv.aMearValley I 1111 th in 10 ail Wiper Indlanselp to. ~ ..,lii...pectiehle emrairte an d medi c ine seeders In the Willed the exclusive right of transmitting messages to the Conti- 31 13 dlrken.,Lise,aCese.Jtan. 11 6 die y all Want rismitiere h . „ e . en , . n isi.e. at 10 . I id., w . iio., 4 .. Gel., 11... and 219. rub. neat no France and Belgium, the 'directors anticipated 17 1 en 110 •Chkastre. 99111 a 11 • C I 2 0 22 veers, OA 1111 " ere Peewee 3 ° l "e • 113 "Geeeir• Dixon "" 111 . brilliant success from the project. The capital account on 33 IM Da do. ice 2w...l 34 2 4 die 10 8 Do. 54 per Oat. Prefer. iMs par 30 110 Weems of 6301. 91 94 pm . sterling, are to be pour.uint • 45riap. v St. 10e Nieto: and ga in ... . 101 103 1 0 1 _ to the 30th of April last, showed receipts to the amount 01 lo p cutew , .. estle 1 westeramewiteenand I4 Ms interest will cease. . o 6111 67 f la 6 Now nettled. d._peles One 0510.. . 63,8392 9 s. 6d., and there was a halance at the bankers' I, all Caster eel mi..rhisd - .. 22 23 Li i i per cent. per day i V.11t31 BOOK - KEEP peer by DOUBLE ENTRY; of 4 . 975 4 80 all Cork and linens ... ... 20 21 MISCELLANEOUS. Friday. India Bond F• al element oy, Elabrate, and Practical Hand.book for the The report was unanimously adopted. 11 43 Dablinand BeleartJuee . 3 3 pm 47 , eaosiug p.. • In the foreign lac Vanier Or the Teaches. Ity femur Dons, Accountant, 26, Ki ng Messrs. Chaplin, M.P., Masterman, Evans, and Brett, 23 "" puede.% Perth•eeeltleee• Amu Junatios ... ... II II 14 * 86' i ! '4l°°°477"°•°' • " P 6 ° l ° "°'"°'• °°" chiefl directed tyo wo: ..eit.street, 111 r owl, London. asripMil bs an experienced and PUG. were re - elected directors. 13 ar test angLan ,epeefanner. Royal no., 4 vole., cloth lettered. Tor pnapeetuses IS all Ditto (ZVI E and H.) M 41 , e p.e to the Author, 30 Ife fasten Panties . 134 1•1 134 4 16,1130 1110141mtralna Agri.- $5 SI 66 61 3 3 Spanish securities v London: Pimple* Marshat, sail Co. MANCHESTER AND SHEFFIELD RAILWAY. $3 all Nastarri Dale ., ).. . li.. (lese 1.0. Rh. R. CULVEItWELL'B MEDICAL WORKS, uSi Do. elms 13 and Cult 6 4 71 7 100, epyrtal Palace Orthodon. ilatimnpirime, end Orient, la imek; by poss, The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of luau urn Lasewsire ... _. 72 736 ra 130.000 4 Cry,..Pal.of Prance 2,6 1 „ in this department ,I. L this company, by a second adjournment, was held at the N all Lk W.L DittekErmie 54 67 I 121,711 II N. Relt . Awe. Land all ,I 4 pm WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. Corn Exchange, Manchester, yesterday afternoon. The et. 10e Seanburgh and Glasgow . 70 72 1 Do. Prefereseer all .- - o'clock Mexican Bc i i. Earl of YARDOROVOH presided. 10 II Edinburgh and Petioles .. - - 119,000 5 Peellen.Lacillimin. all .21 21 74 4 Spanish Deferred, 100,000 InotttrhAust.levese an ,10 li gen LECIIIRE. TO %MSC MEN. M. ' IN Iglinburge,Perth,Dundo 29 31 2 4 6 to 63 per cen The Noble CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings, said 12,700 288. Australian Load 2.5 143 i . nu "1100 Mug= k SonthWeetera - - 10,000 100 Van Diemen's Land 201 • 18 19 23; ditto Deferred, HOW TO BB HAPPY. this meeting bad been adjourned from the 13th April hat. tat. tee louse Northern ... .. 88 $7 lei 34 6 t.. The committee appointed on that occasion to investigate 64. 1 100 Do. A, Stock ... ... 52 U 33 61 to 63 ; ditto Fou MORAL AND PIITSICAL ENJOYMENT OP LUZ , the affairs of the company, bad not met, in consequence of it. 1 00 . D - L 61006 -, ••• 133 !!! JOINT STOCK BANKS. to I 3 ir i em. Sales an e• several of its members declining to act. But as the directors :,.. i x ia utloa ti a t adVfeit.,ll4.? Ito its I I I laming Minium , ~, „-, ON SPECIAL DISEASE% ... .. $3l 694 sal 4 NaMans SLIMS. p i ad w k. e a . ana-a- air per uen understood that it was still the wish of the proprietors that •i, IS II ilrlab South Eastern .. 74 a Yesterday. 7 0-ds7- Brazilian Four-and. ens DrIVITITTESI or M %BRUCE LIM some such committee should be appointed, and as the board so a n !w aster ha d tw ee ,. .. 54 te -- - _ __ • --_..... vis. were desirous of adopting any measure which might bring 164 11111 Do. Third. _., ~. 14 IS pm nue 1 40 ettoraiesla DISEASES OF WINTIA. about that unanimity between the directors and the share- 51. 100 tlsseemblre sad 'Tanana 7'l 711 78 4 7 1 i 1 40,000 113 Churn. Wank of Aida 11 i die 3. Granada One-a relt• holders which was so highly necessary for the advantageous 10 II 1 17 . 7 . 1 " 188 ••• •-• 11 46 dis 10,000 ' M 'amt. Sank of Ma. 1849, coupon, 223; IIIINART DIBX I4OI23I EreTIS ( vilanTAT 7o77 . • 51114111011 1 11 - conduct of the undertaking, he had agreed to move the fog- 14 111 1 Do. Woe Rkaag nib* 31 3 . Australia, and China 1i 1 pus . HMS. 10 all Lee& Northern .._. .. se liti 113,000 $5 Illaglegi, NM's& and Greek Bonds (Red), lowing resolution with that view :-" That inasmuch as ,x, and a.lli 114 Landes and Noshwall ... 5 91 9Si Australian Chartered 10 •alt pm 274, 28; ditto for ac WOLIN% TRIPS, mid NOTCH LEM 1 vas. le.lesh. some members of the committee appointed at the meeting 10 6 Lins.,Tilbury,St Sounded 1) 2pm 13,000 20 Lemke Dank of LES 111. held on the 13 : h April lest have not acted thereon, and as Si. 100 _ ~Lass Brighten, &S. Coe. 103 1046 1031 cagy aid India _ 3 - - 274. Peruvian Fou HYDROPATIII; OR, TDB CoLto WATER CURL it is desirable to increase the numbers of such corn- s i. 100 7•050•187 774 • 717 -w•W•'" 113 116 1 1151 18 i 141 15,000 20 Leaden Mirthful Mat 853, 86; ditto Defer Wm:o4 0, P0511 , 1'' , 03.1101 , i Careens". lere n..... 4 "et: Rom. mittee, resolved that the following gentlemen be a con- 10 II Lee. PUN ... ... -lf2l pm 14 of Austrella 11 Gorshias " 6 " 1 keteeene" ' net' M. a* "" 7 "liiim-N. 7 °. m itts to consult and to advise with the directors u n 10 1 DD./1044.0114nd BAC 1 I t , I 24.0091 U Oriental Bank Corpora all 51 et Neve-reser, leamataew.M. who mar be setmesiltrd daily inn 10 nu 1, 037 nlll. t h e present an d nature po li cy o f t h e company in regar to io ses 5y,,,, gm ... ... ~ g 5 di n and Geed Import. 00. I i die par Cents, 943, 953 ex its management, its tra ffi c, and financial arrangements, and 40 14 , De., £4O ... , . ... 3 4 di SAM 1 23 South Australis ....„ ID 49 el --- -- - ---- also in regard to existing or proposed agreements; and to 16 all Lciadonderry k Coleraine 12 IS 10,11101 26 Mhos ofAustralla ELECTIONEXPOSURES. report thereon to the shareholders, at a special general IS ~,.°1 1 1,..._.. .„. 1 . 0 "°° 67 "1, 1 5.1mu, ~.,_,.'111" 1 .,°, w 2l , 4,0001 ... Do. New k$ 9 per Cents., 233; meeting to be called Inc that purpose : Mr. John Parker,of al '7, 1 ",=,. /.0 . 1. unto ; '''4 " I I ssi MI - - Swedish Four per 1 LIVERPOOL London (late member for Sheffield, and formerly _chairman i t , 100"Isiai n g .. .. 721 711 of this company) ; Mr. Robert Ashton, Hyde; Mr. James M. 100 1 De.l6.l . :aniberby .. 411 43 72 4 11 211 lIIN.ILSi• 'r 13, 2, 13 dis. Veneer Yesterday, on the re-assembling of the committee, Sidebottam, Mottram ; Mr. Charles Hogue , Rochd a le ; 60 47CM14A. west. Mee.. ... --- WaDeraaDAT Bewernees. 391, 403; ditto for i Mr. James and Mr. &epithet Kinglake were heard on the Mr. William Fenton, Rochdale; Mr. W. P. Bradshaw, 26 17i, DIN Hall shares..... - There has been a demand to-day, without a sup- n Lombard-styes seeket of "agency," whereupon Manchester; Mr. Charles Comer, Manchester; Mr. John 17 1 7 °.° 1 71 • 161 mbil w „„ .- -• •• 61 63 ply, for several of the dividend mines.at the current mend for discounts, The Chairman *aid the committee were of opinion that Adsenthwsite, Manchester; Mr. J. W. Walker, Man- ul l 4k 7 tr - ,=, - "" ----- ad = - __l m dia quotations of the day, and s slight improvement rates continue beloss the facts charged as to Jonas Cleave, individually, had cheater ; Mr. Joseph Heywood, Sh se 7 rtield ; Mr. W. Fisher, i smer , ha a sies .. 11 a may be quoted on the aspect of the market gene- We understand tk proved his agency, so us to make any alleged amid' treating jun.,Sheffield ; Mr.T.Coul ocean, Agnoby Hell,Lincolnshire ; 29 all KelnyWerreepolatklb , 11 • by him prima facie evidence against the sitting members. Mr. John Highfield, Liverpool, and air. W. C. lo.bury, St. MO !NOMA o. ... ... .. ft S 1 51 14 Tilly. The following sales are reported :-Devon on account of the • Sylvester Redmond was th mined, and deposed that Liverpool." II 13 , Do. New_ ... .. ... - - Great Consols, 365 ; West Caradon, 235, 240 ; week is upwards of as , Worthen Corenteeitnles 31 Ms South Caradon, 195, 200 ; Alfred Consols, 183, f, fact that so large a I he was present at the Bee public-house, when orders were Mr. C . , the deputy chairman, seconded the 14 -••• 1 4 134 6 S. 100 ' North Britten „ ... ... 134 gives by Cleave for the supply of brandy and water and metien. N 14 North Dens:No. I. .. - - ifte 19; Wheal Tremayne, 17; Wheal Lovell, 50 ; 8., within a week from ether drinks and refreshment , to e w hi c h t e e , did not pay. Mr. MBLLOR, the mover of the ?unladen which was 1 all Do. i A Defend - - ford United, 7,4; Tinerott, 9, sellers ; South Tamar, have a remarkable He also and five or six others had dinner and wine, for carried at the last meeting, now consented to its with- $ 6 Do. i B Oearanteed - -Ma which they were not permitted to pay. drawel. '3O 176 Werth Staffereelera. 5 41 db 121 1 6,7; East Tamar, 11, 2 ; West Treasury, 81 •; South mercial preuperity. Ilesketh, Wilson, and other voters, deposed to having re- Mr. WITHERS said he was delegated by Mr. Morton, 1, 1 41 1 1 0 1 N . ,,71 , W.e.e,ee° Towey, Bs., 91. ; West Basset, 123; Great Polgooth, The Australian g i s WeetereJont - - cos 13, 2 ; Penhale Console, 21 ; Wheal Zion, 4 ; Clew flaw into the Bank. Pnehmeote at Gleave's house, fur which they did not pay, who wee unavoidably absent, to express that gentleman's ' ha l lo k 1 .7i;." 4 ,,,,,,,,.., ~,,,1,,, 30 II 491 6 sad the committee adjourned to this day. full consent and approbation of the course about to be g L liog aora iew ei j id ... =- -- -- takes. He should move an amendment to the resolution St. 'IOO laseabh Wdleod ... DURHAM. - now before the meeting, to the effect that the chairman Si. IN 1 113,0 ”. 6 film'.... Yesterday the case for the petitioners closed, and should name three geotlenten, and he (Mr. Withers) and s t. 111 Do . . L . _.13N___ . .W.13 .... _ oer.ete 70 .. 7 1 5 die a considerable absorption of the shares of the lead- dollars, or 120,0004 ow fro mime . examined wee J a in He% a gardener. who him friends would name three others, to retire together, and li t .7, .Z=M;7,77,117 ee • ~ txx en the each party should select even names, the fourteen gentle- ing companies. An to Australian were an excep- At the Bank of E um the Bi t e. came to him . s ei m green I (Ner.W.lll&) ... 17 19 men thus appointed to form the committee, and elect their ilk .0 i Do. Italia ... ... usselag.of i election end told Lim he should have 61. own chairman. He desired to know (rem the chairman le 20 ! On. Onestry ... ger a lar plant if he would go and vote for Lord Vane, bat witness refused, and voted for Fenwick. 111 Marshall, shoemaker, depoted to Mr. Jecrems, Ais Eina whether the directors intended to use proxies. 15 Ile einsemblee Ibis. ... Mr. BRADSHAW, whose name was upon the chairman's " 66 Ikea° Dm° ••• ••• 5i.150 Death &nen ... ... committee list, declined to act, unless he were appointed in so ise ,Sock wa s , $54 as 714 761 prem. ; Colonial Gold 13 to 11 prem.; Port Phil- The Portuguese lip, par to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget, 13, to 11 p_rem.; issued notice to the NON Lord Vane's agents, offering him 101, for his vote, the manner proposed b Mr. Withers. . 30 15 is TediffiAlth;rlN; 13 14 British Australian, 3 dia. to par; Nouveau Monde, sion of the foreign d sail piecing 6 eoveringos and I halt-sovereigns on the table, Mr. 111oRPIRLD, of Li verpool , also declined, on the part 10 •i 5 I 11111 e OW of himself and Mr. Foshury, on the same condition. 15 ! all keelagn Iltiladlostes worth of leather, and this he refined, but accepted be. for ?dr. wieuaaa understood that Mr. H. w ood, fsh f 23 20 'TMenneneenDeeNffila 21 1 21 nfresbinents, and voted for Fenwiek.i ° ° ' I) 117 . Taki et /Ise* 145 151 Shares of the West India Mining Companies were bonds for conversic field, would also decline, unless chosen as he had sag- i„, l at I womb " md 'i l il i .„* . - 91 0 / Matthew Taylor, a shoemaker, stated that Monkhouse steady, and Port Royal were in demand, closing 2 tion of which at the Lord anted. be au . Weadeld sod Wettish. 31 33 Adolphus, his flee "' m e r e ' end told hint to vote for The CHAIRMAN aid he wovld state the Nurse the dim- p 3 14 ' W4Bl Clernerall ... Adolphus, but he voted for 11r. Fenwick. Archibald Lamb deposed that a bill of 21. 15s. 9d. due to ton would pursue with regard to proxies, when he replied Is , Me. erlmbleacm mud Croydon 4 die Jar prem. Shares of the old Australian Copper, and of the press, the Fit to the observations of the different speakers. 10 1 W . English and Australian Copper Smelting Companies of Portugal are arbi him from one of the Marquis of Loudonderrs's colliery Mr. WITHIMI said the shareholders were served in the 64 -' 1 " 'T -011 • 00 " 1 " 1 " 613 . 140. 70 71 70 694 viewers was paid to his wife by Tiplady, but wanes' voted 33 '2. . Do. la lialualese - 7 6 7 as were rather better, but Mexican and South American suiting the bondhold fur Frowlek. same way at the last meeting ; and unless the chairman 131 111 , D „, 03 - 61. 1 . 6 , 46 ., . tt • would give an immediate answer, he and his party would et. 100 . Toth and Nor th 1111ffind ISee 614 " 60i 00 4 60 were a trifle cheaper. Stock, holders being adjourned to this day. leave the meeting , . whether the proxies were to he used The closing prices of new undertakings are as informed that, who or not. (Great interruption, and cries .f " Away with follows : Londe; and Liverpool Australian Gold will only be paid it CLA ItE. you.") PREFERCICI 13161.111 Mining and Streaming, I to 4 prem.i_ Melbourne 3 per cent. per ai Shortly after the committee met yesterday morn- Mr. MILLOR expressed his indignation at such an at. Ist• 1 Ins Aberek" 'l2 N 6 all Murders No . 1,7 per CLI 118 la Gold, 3 to 2 per share ; Australian Mutual, i to for every 1001. stoc leg the room was ordered to be cleared, and the committee tempt to intimidate the chairman from using proxies which, ei i s &wt ... a Eiet .. 3 pia. CO 107 11 , 0 . 2 - dis.; Australian Consols, i to }dill ; Monarch which the holders ol remained in deliberatien for about two hours and • half. having been entrusted to him, he was bound to make Pt 100 Cancel= ZlO _ . ._. I 108 Ild 1081 When the public were again admitted, use of. IS 13 Chester and Holyhead ! 191 204 Gold, 3 to 4 dia. ; Chartered Australian Land fled by the conversi( The Chairman said the committee had come to the follow- The amendment having been seconded, some further ob- M3l Omit and Leaden tag deeisiow : lineations were made, when 61 an .Dundee, ' , cal, -- I any £loo Vice per Cent. Sloe I ' leen :ameba . ,61 41 - 7 to i per share ; Golden Mountain, 4to i per share ; £lOO Pour per Cent. Sto "'that a sytem of intimidation was organised at the last The CitatamAN. in reply, said the directors would not 34. 34 getth , m .,,,,, (c . 10 .4 . 6 . , 51 I i Lake Superior Copper, 4 die . to par; Ceylon £lOO Three per Cent. Ste election for the county of Clare, which iesulted in a riot be doing justice to those who bad confidence in 5 5 Do . 0, 04)7 per e t , , 3 pe XlOO Five per Cent._ol4 at Six-mile-bridge, deterring voters from exercising their the directors, and entrusted them with proxies, not being 71 2 Do. do. C 71.176.; 7 per CL. 1 li pm Land and Mining, 3 dia. to par; Cologne Lead, dia. franchise." able to attend themselves, if they did not use them when It: ffi eleet•Coe•Eete•s3 Psl-4 1 01' 11 2 4 twe £lOO Three per Cent. Co to par • Bructita Gold, par to 3 prem. ; Car- Imo Debentures of Jam The Chairman added-At the same time we are now they thought the interests of the general body of the share- 01 61 Ditto CI. 1 4 0.7 If 3, . 10 10 Ds. Newt nee Cent. node 14i 13. 10 ready to hear counsel argue the case as to the intimidation holden required it. 10 i 20 llort.Cide&Steripraep.O. Ns ssi berry V . srest, 3 to 3 die. ; Connemara, Sulphate to 3 £ 6l loo oo De m bea b, : mi tires e 0 0 ,1,1p:s ly prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.: S phate of XI CM Debentures of Deco at Kdrush. Mr. WITHERS complained that 6,000 shareholders were 6 ~ S g , h ..... 05 , p..& - . 00 , Barytes, 3to 3 per share; Lackamor Copper, par to I £ too c.rtouste. of cso The committee then adjourned for half an hour to allow virtually disfranchised, because they bad not sent their ; , Innen, 3i per Cleat ; Ili 31 couneel to determine on what further proceedings they proxies before the commencement of the half-yearly meet- M.l 100 Onat Northern 3 prrOstir 128 130 lIM prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 14 to Of dim - 4 ; On the other hani would adopt. At th • expiration of that time, tag, being ignorant that such • subject would come umber 151 100 Bet. 3 per ant. Serbei LW 31 Obernhof, 1 to 4 pm. ; Britannia Gold, 3 to 1 i deemalge anal p.et. pm 111 113 : of the Portuguese r The Chairman intimated that the committee were discussion. 10 3 Do. 4i percent. scrip i 11 we per share; Poltimore, I dim. to 4 prem.; Kenmare, desirous of hearing a legal argument as to the intimidation The CHAIRMAN thought they had no more resson to gp 61 ixoseow ,,, eamoieithe 6a hi ito 1 prem. ; British and Colonial their constituents, th Smolt . holders have jut is at Kilrush, as if that alone affected the election, just as if complain than great numbers of persons who were pre- N 6 OWeet.ekeallentseaepe eft! in and Reduction, Ito 3 prem.; Respryn CoPPeri neatly caution the be the inquiry was one affecting the seat of a member for vented from supporting the directors for the same reason. de. IN Gt.Weet. redeem. 44 rest. 105 107 lifirush instead of for the county of Clare. In order that there might be no misconception, the direr- It. 100 Ditto irredeenabieeper et 102 104 1021 31 3 par tot prem. ; Anbin Coil and Iron, to 4 prem.; Convert their presed P any others which may - Mr. Pigott then, atter some little preliminary discussion, tors had sent a report of the prseeedings at the last meet- 16 6 Leeeerelreav'''''`.. i # 26 3. 1111 Ile Garnett and Mosele , Ito 2 et. t9O Ditto 6 per cent etnes lsa le4 y 1 prem.; Jamaica Co in which he stated that there had been • considerable Lag to each of the shareholders who had entrusted them IL 100 L0n... , Prlell.Cluar.6 peen 134 157 per, 3to 3 3 prem. • New Linares, par to i prem.; tatorial decree of the 1 amount of personation of voters for Colonel Vandeleur, of with proxies, and not one proxy had since been withdrawn. pt . 104 ' D i tto p re4 ,,,, jl . ls , nu m _ - G reat H ewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; Mizen in the official list of the which he could i roduce evidence, witnesses for that put- The CHAIRMAN then read the motion, omitting the eo 5 Lee e meenweetCkm.Tblrde 31 4 swa Head, 1 dia. to par ; New South Wales Coal, 2 are recommended to le pose being then in attendance, proceeded t. argue the case names of the four gentlemen declining to serve, and put it 114 all 'Londonderry &Cater. 4ab 16 11 e partial payment of tl of intimidation on the pert of Colonel V andeleu-'s sup- to the meeting. A very large majority of the eetire meet. 171. all LeadoedernisEssale&deb 111 144 10 1. dis. ; Australasian Coal, 4to 3 dis. ; Mount • .sugust; and they are as ,111.-lAittLiairm.in.Nol I 1. porters, which he said was so violent that no voter could ing voted for the resolution, and much to the general Bur- Carlson Coal, ito 3 dis.; Port Hunter and More- their names, addresses, go up to vote for Mr. O'Brien except they went up on prise, only 6or 6 hands were held up ag a inst it. 1 1:1 'lO 1 Do. New £lO .. . 101 II 11 I 3 . Do. All _.. .. ~ i 4 pm ton Bay Coal, par to ;prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), stating whether Four I Colonel Vandeleur's tally, and gave one vote for Yandeleur The CHAIRMAN next moved that the report and lac:musts 124 all *my.* Csrlisl'e, M p Ct. -- pm a to 3 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 7to 71 pm. the committee being di tad one for O'Brien-the vote fur Vandeleur being be received and passed.-Carried unanimously. IL ;MO Multeadeedmeler.Odesc.t. 150 152 , 131 304 .._ the issue of certificates . given under fear and dread of the mob, and Mr. THOMAS Rosner' moved that a report on the Hum- sort s I Ditto ?referent. 5 i . pen 5 THIS DAY.- . Ftvo O'CLOCK. the 25 per cent. deduct thereby depriving Mr. O'Brien of all votes thus abstracted bet Ferries Chancery suit be made by the committee at the 1 1 , 1 1 m ilrike' ve. 4 4 Eal."°", pre - e. lk • , IN l l l u 3 and application will ts The gold mining share market opened pretty Exchange to sanction, 4 from him through intimidation. The leaned counsel eon- special meeting.-Agreed to. 11 i ill i De.WavroreValkey Ipc • - - eluded by teeing that, what was sauce for the goose was A vote of thanks was given to the noble chairman, and 10 1 6 I De . m e mo . * ... „ 1 par 4 pal steadily, but is now worse. Great Nuggets are official list. sauce fur the gander; and if the intimidatiun alleged to the meeting separated. et. log Wrath ne.t:si .., ... - to 11 prem. only ; Agua Fria, 1 5-16 to The accounts from have taken place at Six-mile-bridge on the past of Mr. pe all North Stelae:Wein _ _ . _ . 1 7.16 prem.; Nouveau Mondes, 14 to 3 prem. the existence of cons O'Brien's supporters was held to have weight with the It NO Oatora. Wortmet, a. cl committee, surely the intimidation at Kilrush by Colonel FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 1 wu:r.,zis.eestroo.a.. - - Is 13 1 D itto ditto ditta , 11 74 pm Australian Agriculturals have fallen to 62 to 64, steadiness in prices. and Peel Rivers to 14 to 24 prem. North British be the uncertaint3- v Vandeleur'll friends was entitled to have at beast Neal - 15 a •tairetra.knion.Neweseas. LO} 11l . weight in favour of hie client, Mr. O'Brien. Yesterday a special session was held at the Court- 10 10 j ezh e m a (ri af ,w, , Australasian shares are quoted 5 F-16 to 7-16 prem. the demands of the' Mr. Tindal Atkinson followed to th e same effect on house, Newington, fir the purpose of hearing the ones of I Min.) 8 t er tee;... .. 176 184 Mexican and South American Copper Mining shares Australian Agricul behalf of Sir John Fitzgerald. persons summoned for having in their possession weights 10 .10 1 / 5 - S per Cott ... - 4 I pin mark 73 only. were firm to-day, tin 31r. Huddleston then replied on the part of Col. Vande- and measures which were not of the legal standard-J. 4. ES. I 1 1,1° 6 111!°``'• s ii i , ".• ». 144 IL+ 13 pm 001106 bU. le can Land, which clo leer. lie denied then was any prect of a system of intimi- Johnson, EN., occupied the chair. The following is a list a i l a s„„-1 haters („,;;;,„--, . - p iti es done t Diemen's Land shat dation at Kilrush-that at /inrush Colonel Vandeleor was of the cams beard: I I A10rgt.0.6............1 261 101 No. Share Mine. surrounded by his immediate friends and tenants-that the John. C. Cradoek, motive. of Price's Patent Candle gt. I 100' Do. 41 per cent. ' 111 Ili - - Pa id _ , Yes terda y.____ ...._ t*-da _Y . being quoted 18 to whole town belonged to him, and that would su ffi ciently Company, Belmont, Vauxhall, three unjust two-pound eit all athausiesneresperettioar 194 204 100 , 000 1 AMM Fria all 11 If pm 24 f were rather firmer, 1 Gaunt for the enthusiasm which existed there in his fa- weights, which were deficient respectively 2 ounces 11 I: 3 Watel ,, rdlilaikeW l WfWA 4 elm 9i 21 20,000 1 tangles Australian Gold all 1 eta i pot quotations. Oriente sc. 100 Ntorceette,a New., - temoco ie.. •AncoCallerrinan your during the election ; but cou:d not support the charge drachm., if drachm. • and 2 drachms. ' Yak OLNortb of Eztg.eure2.' 11.3 166 1544 10,000 10 +Ausualasten of an organised system of intimidation, such as the resolu- The defendant sai d that the weights were not used in 17 3 . 131 ". 6 ," . : ti hi 20,000 10 eAlestrallan - selling the candles. Fined 21. and cats. 23 le Torkeele.Mid.H.SB.learat 1 I Pus lee 60,000 1 Australian Cordillera bridge, which, in the words of that resolution, " deterred George John Spreadbury, Old Kent-road, victualler, six lOO,OOO 1 Australian Freehold , all 4 dis 1 1 Bank have been do voter. from exercising their franchise." unjust measures. Fined 11. 15e. and meta. 11,000 1 Ave Marts all f die Westminster Bank At the conclusion of the learned gentleman's address the Sarah Kennard, New-cross, beer retailer, four unjust LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAL& 2 e0 , 0 0 0 1 Brien Australeut Oak all die pa Central Railway of 1 committee came to the following resolution: measures. Fined IL 15s and costs. St.lloo eticklarnsavelre (Dean. 20,800 10 +Brltiehlron 13.3 9 Grand Trunk of Ci "1 That a mob, protecting to be the supporters of the pe- William Ram, Park-road, Clapham, bcer , retailer, two un- 30 1 50 , m to yd. liztatelf j; W:Lternii 106 106 10,000 35 teraielameim.at3l.pe 151 S 54 0,000 80 De. Coos/sane Cuban all 44 6 and Colonial House 1 Witmer, created a tint at Kilrush, but it has not been just measures. Fined 10s. and costs. I " (lamed toCeledookant.. It 66 11,000 90 Do. tet. Jolla thil Rey le 3 4 321 tralian Building Cum nosed that any elec-or was thereby prevented from eats.- John Crockford, Park-road, Clapham, beer retailer, three er. too EastLlseulmh.pear.Sp.a. 310,000 4 Caremet Creek wine his franchise." unjust measures. Fined IS.. an :costs. 1 , (leased to of Mennen', 110 152 CI 1 dis ipm 12,000 So Coke Copper - - Insurance shares The other divisin n % o f th e case will be gene into to-day Thomas Kemp, Loughboroughiroad, Brixton, victualler, 23 1 35 lioacoster ft Drra Forest 100.000 5 Elelonial Gold 1 11 11 pm 21 Law Life shares have Ceti*. Ato areetWe•trre. 13 14 , Copiapo l4 104 114 (Thursday) at halt past 11. one unjust measure. Fined 6e. and costs. MO all i liartleoeol Dock k Railw. 330,600 St. +Coven Miners of Eng. all 65 73 are subjoined: Albi -- Samuel Hawke& Brixton Waehway, victualler, seven (easeci to Vie. N. k Ben) - - 8,000 23 +Do. Prof. 7 6 per mat. all 8 9pm Atlas, 22; Argus TIIIS DAY. unjust measures. Fined 1/. 151. PIO COlll3. 60 50 111•111118elby(Liorkle7431ic 112 Its James Loughton, Water-Isne, Brixton, beer retailer, one 23 2.5 ; Do. e charm ( dl [ .. 18 67 70,010 5 elfamtlieetraltenCoepr all If If dirl 31 Great Nugget Vein all If 11 pm' 31 1 cial, 7; Church a I SIR JOHN FOSTER HT ZGERALD AND MR. COB- 13111 IV Do. i stares ( ditto;. 174 2EI M A" 2 1 Do. Registered - ~ and General, 203 ; NELIUS O'BBIEN UNSEATED. unjust measure. Fined 6s. and casts. 121 1 lei l leuatei ttea. el u te So d . 43 th ree ite n s; e re t 144 14 1 30,05 e 20 eUeeeral William Collett , Newieriws, Mitcham, cook-shop k ee p er , 72,000 1 Graaf Duchy of Rider . all 1 die par The Chairman announced that the committee had come one unjust weighing machine. Fined 2i. and costs. 10 '3O 'Dkto PrefereLee (.I.tte: 26 17 MOM 3 Great Polgooth ell 14 4 dis Scotch Law Life, to the resolution that Sir John rooter Fitzgerald and Cor- James Cook, New-cross - hill, general dealer, five unjust 50 * 1 1.0 ,..., 4 , 0 .,... 45 „ 0wt. 100,ntle I Lake Bathurst all 4 i die Family Endowment, swim O'Brien, Esq., were not duly elect, d, and that the weights. Fined 10s. and coots. ' (leasedlo Norfolk) :est election was a vend election. Blithe Little, New-crass-hill, chandler, one unjust weigh- 20 all l Ditto ditto 6 per Cent - - 9,001 3 +Unarm 2eille. That the elmenittee had derided that they would ing.machine. Fined 3/. and costs. fl as lltinch.,Buiton,RMatlock 30,100 1 loadonaCaliforn. Cele Fire, 41, ; Law Li ;les•ell to 1 .kN.W.:teld.' 3 Pi quart, Crushingeo.. all t e Life, 51 ; London, FT icetil to hear evidence of bribery, and also recriminatory William Witten, New-cross , greengrocer , four unjust Mt CI Middlesliret and Redder 100,000 1 Maiiguita evidence of bnhery. measurer. Fined 51. and costs. (leased to Stockt. 8. Utah - - 20,000 10 Ifeatrateffit.Amorican 9 0 h 71 London Ship, 31 ex d This will allect both the unseated members and Col. James Pension, Sussex-road, Cold.harhour.lane, butcher, is. all Lelland Branford (Hell.) IN 101 6.,0111 1 New Grande Viudelenr. ere unjust weighing machine. Fined 3/. and costs. 54) M 4..rthernaramern More) 2 0 0,0f 1 0 1 Nouveau Monde John Build, Cisld-harbourdan..., baker, tire unjust (teased to Rast.Coonee 115 67 30,000 10 Nova Scotia Mining anti National Loan I' unto _____ _ weights. Fined 11.55. and costs. 30 all' Do. fixed Spa cent . Plod - - Copper !Smelting 5 - - die New Equitable, 11, I THE CITY (IF LONDON POLICE.-Yesterday II 38 28 Prestualenyee ens. Lon. lfle,ooo 3 Port Peilip 45 . Professional Li George Glover, James-street, Camberwell New-road, Wit.WesitALene.iliTerl - - NAM I quote Reck all 5 1 I.° retire to parliament shewed that last year six o ffi cers of the iii 111 bitte I skarn (ditto)... .- - le.O. 50 +Rhyme'' , [n u n L.ty psi .ce were charged before the magistrate', who are chandler, one unjust weight. Pined ss. and cotta. Benjamin Goodwin, Camberwell-green, greengrocer end ate 100 Ronan acd Wenn tetras - 10,0 0 . 13 +tette New s'-' , 3 retained. In 18.52, the officers dismissed the nce num- Sourest Northern bered 23. There wen 101 officers fined, '2O were suspended, oedema Pt. lee Da. eherreth Steck l3l 133 90,0•10 I ,oath Minnie= all -- pm 5; Universal Life, 11 were reduced in ramie or pay, end 71 had resigned. lo II helmet itsgortehirepasse 5,00 10 fin Croft .....- the same y ear , 1.7 a 3 ro bb er i es were comm itt e d i n t h e City Equitable Reversion ' is Mr. NM:rant- 70,ne0 I Waller of London, and the property stolen was 10,098/. 10,, and LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- 661 30 'll;isery„dvelio'es7,:elev.2l.lrumar - I 100,000 1 West Granada i al l I dial pal Of canal shares 0 ...,._'.".b . ` 9 ii lii rol• was Teem nil. The number in the year Amount of traffic for this week ending June 4, 1553: Fos 25 , 25 tc. „ , r! ,..„ . 32.4 ?? i , 14111 1 eeet 4 .re C.U... . ''.." into torody wa5,4,439, of which 1,713 were discharged ',niters, 9,5161. 10s. 714.; goods, 2,753:. Os. 911. Total, a t too W h o . i .. 0m ,,,, ~,,,,.„, d _ ~ the magistrates. 12,2691. gl ee 64. 1 Ito Ores' Welters). ' 1036 1104 I 15e,090 , 1 Tuba ... . .... t Trandwabie try dumped deed. lions arc subjoined :- Brecknock and Al 16111112111111 No. Skase Rasa. Paid prices dens Yesterday. to.day. —— 23,300 40 Attatraliala 40,000 123 Mold. Wank of Aala 3 1 i 60,000 10 Man. Bank of India, Australia. and Clanta $ f ipn • 23.000 II IMO* Runtish, as 4 Australian Chart/red 10 as 4 pat 13.000 20 Landes an Da d nt Of Au trolls lndia 12,000 10 Lowden Mastered Mask of Australia 24.1019 1 U Oriental Bank Corpora. al l 31 St 131 11,01 e I Austral. Rankl a ßoyal nd 0.14 Import. O h I 1 dl. par 6.9091 23 South A unmans 111 49 21 10,400 ; 22 Union of Australia 11.4001 ... Do. Near Si $ 9 MONEY MARKET. WZDSESDAT EVININO. The English stock market remains in suspense, awaiting further intelligence relative to the Turkish difficulty. Under present circumstances much cau tion is evinced, and, although prices on the whole are very fairly supported, a little weakness was again observable this afternoon. In its present sensitive state, the market continues to derive support from the ease of money in the Stock Exchange. During the course of the day's business, no further intelli gence came to hand relative to the Eastern dispute. Consols at the commencement of business exhibi ted no depression corresponding to that which pre vailed late yesterday afternoon, the first price of the day being 984 to ex div. for the opening of the 19th July. This was alai the price current at the official close, but at 4 o'clock the market receded to 984 to 1. Business in this department was generally limited, but the government broker invested again in Re duced Threes at 991. The official business report includes: Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening. 19th July, 081, 1, 1 ex div. Three per Cent. Re duced, 99 3 , 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102, 1011. Bank Stock, 229. There were further influential Durance of Ex chequer Bills to-day, and the price advanced to 4s. to Ss. prom. Such bills as have not been renewed, amounting in the aggregate to about three millions sterling, are to be paid off to-morrow, when the interest will cease. The new June bills, bearing ld. per cent. per day interest, will be deliverable on Friday. India Bonds mark 28s. prem. In the foreign bond market attention continues chiefly directed to Mexican, which remains very steady at the late rise, being but slowly supplied. Spanish securities were better, including the Com mittee's Certificates. Peruvian, Grenadian, and Venezuelan are also improving, and generally prices in this department are well supported. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 274 to 281. Spanish Deferred, 231, to 1 ; the Certificates, 6 to 61 per cent.; Granada Active, 22 to 23; ditto Deferred, 10 to 1. Peruvian Deferred, 81 to 63 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1 to 13 prem. Sales are thus marked :—Belgian Four- and-a-Half per Cent Bonds, 973 (exchange, 25f.). Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. bonds, 983 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certilicates,l96, 3. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec.' , 1849, coupon, 223; ditto Deferred Bonds, 10, d. Greek Bonds (Red), 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 28; ditto for account, 15th June, 281, 28, 1, 28, 274. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent Bonds, 853, 86; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 62. Por tuguese Four per Cents., 40. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents , 104, 1033. Sardinian Five per Cents, 943, 953 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 234; ditto Passive (Converted), 34. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage oan, 11, 2, 13 dis. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 393, 401; ditto for account, 391. In Lombard-street to-day there was a brisk de mand for discounts, but money is abundant, and the rates continue below those of the Bank of England. We understand the amount paid into the Treasury on account of the new tea duties during the last week is upwards of half a million sterling. In the fact that so large a sum has been raised with facility within a week from one single branch of trade, we have a remarkable illustration of the general COM menial pro.perity. The Australian gold lately imported continues to Iflew into the Bank. One firm has sent in 100,00 W. worth this week, chiefly received by the Blackwell. The remittances of specie from New York to this side continue. The Baltic has brought over 600,000 dollars, or 120,0001., on freight. At the Bank of England to-day there was again a suspension of the applications for new stock by the holders of Consols and Reduced Threes. The Portuguese financial agent in London has issued notice to the effect that the iniquitous conver sion of the foreign debt, ordered by the decree of the 18th of December last, has now commenced, and bondholders are accordingly invited to present their bonds for conversion. By this decree, the publica tion of which at the beginning of the year was visited with well-deserved condemnation by us and the rest of the press, the Five and Four per Cent. Securities of Portugal are arbitrarily, without in the least con sulting the bondholder, cut down into Three per Cent. Stock, holders being at the same time audaciously informed that, whether they convert or not, they will only be paid in future at the reduced rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The sums in new stock for every 1001. stock ex all overdue dividends, to which the holders of the present stock will be enti- ' tied by the conversion are thus stated by the agent : Active. Deferrea. £lOO Five per Cent. Stock, 1811 £loB 19 6 £4 10 0 £lOO Four per Cent. Stock, 1845 glOO Three per Cent. Stock, 1848 £lOO Five per Cent.-014 Renew Bonds 127 2 9 5 5 0 £lOO Three per Cent. Old Stock, 1835 0 2 5 2 9 5;100 Debentures of January Emissions ll6 9 2 6 13 1 £lOO Debentures of June Ennseions ElOO Debentures of July Emtesious £lllO Dvbeetures of December Emission 106 16 2 813 1 1100 Certificates of Capitalisation On the other hand, to baffle the nefarious project of the Portuguese government, and in the interest of their constituents, the Committee of Portuguese Bond holders have just issued a notice in which they ear nestly caution the bondholders not to Convert their present Four and Five per Cent. Bonds, as any others which may be created and issued under the die tatorial decree of the 18th December last cannot be quoted in the official list of the Stock Exchange. The bondholders are recommended to leave their July Coupons only for the partial payment of the interest advertised for the 2a August; and they arc requested to forward the committee their names, addresses, and the amount of their coupons, stating whether Four or Five per Cents., or Debentures, the committee being desirous of making arrangements for the issue of certificates for the interest short paid, also for the 25 per cent. deducted from the five di►idends last paid; and application will be made to the committee of the Stock Exchange to sanction, authorise, and quote the same in their official list. The accounts from the Manchester market report the existence of considerable dulness, with some un steadiness in prices. The cause of this is stated to be the uncertainty which prevails with reference to the demands of the " hands ' for higher wages. Australian Agricultural and Land shares generally were firm to-day, the exception being British Ame can Land, which closed lower, at 68 to 72. Van Diemen's Land shares maintain their improvement, being quoted 18 to 20. Australian Bank shares were rather firmer, but with no material change in quotations. Oriental Bank again rose 11. Crystal Palace shares were again in'demand, closing 3 3-16 to 3 5-16 prem. Shares of the London and County Bank have been done at 301, and London and Westminster Bank at 351. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France closed 1 to 11 prem. ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 to ; dis. ; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, 1- to 1 prem.; Aus tralian Building Company, to 1 prem. Insurance shares this week have been steady. Law Life shares have risen. The present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 90; Allance Marine, 30; Atlas, 22; Argus Life, 241; British Commer cial, 7; Church a Englund, ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 20; ; County, 121 ; Crown, 171; 1 Eagle, 74 ' • Equity awl Law Life, 3i ; English and Scotch Law Life, 4 ; European Life, 201, ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 31; Globe, 1305 ; Imperial Lik, 195; Indemnity Marine, 601; Law Fire, V, ; Law Life, 54 ; Legal and General 1 Life, 51 ; London• Fire, 31 ex div. and bonus; London Ship, 31 ex div. and bonus Marine,26; Medi cal, Invalid, and General, 3 ; Minerva,6 ; Nlonarch,ll; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11,11 ; Palladium Life, 31; Pelican, 45 ' Professional Life, par ; Provid e nt Life, 41 ; Rock Lite, b 3 ex div. ; Royal Exchange, 2311; bun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 431; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 ex div. Reversionary Interest Socie:y, 106. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :--Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Breeknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham [THREEPENCE. 'guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 105 1 ; 'Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 341; Grand Junction, 68; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 550 ; Leicester,66 ; Lei cester and Northampton, 44! ; Loughborough, 5111; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Re gen t s , 1 0; Stafford and Worcester, 40.5; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, IS; Wilts and Berke, 7 ex div. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Vauxhall, 241. Prim of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16 ; City of London, 130; Continental ( I hird Capital). 67 ; Great Central,l4l ; Im perial,B64 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241 ; Phoenix. 281, 28 ; ltatcl if f, 70; United General, 20 ; West minster Chartered, ilB ex div.; ditto new (10/. paid), 61. M aterworks stocks arc thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1254; Grand Junction, 724 ; Kent, 844 ; South wark and Vauxhall, 88 ; West Middlesex, 114. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—African Steam Ship, 51, 4; Electric Telegraph (A shares. 201. paid), 214 ; Hudson's Bay stock, 224; Rungerford, 471; Price's Patent Candle Company, 29. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 95 1-16 ; ditto Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 63; ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 ; the Coupstis, 61; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 484 ; Portuguese New, 381; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 824 ; Granada Deferred, 101 ; Mexican New, 264; Equador, 41. Peruvian New, 84. Greek (Blue), 4 5-16 Paris closing prices of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.35; ditto Three per Cents., 77.10; Bank Shares, 2,618 f. 30c. The subjoined remarks on the position of the corn trade, as affected by the present political dispute. are extracted from the circular issued this evening by a City house : The threatening Russo-Turkish question continues to exercise a marked influence on the corn trade. It is be lieved that this ill-starred affair will eod, at the worst, in a I diplomatic skirmish. Still, the uncertainty of what is to follow interferes injuriously with the regular course of bu• sines!. The combined firm attitude of England anti France enabled Turkey to resist the Russian aggression. England is interested as deeply as Russia and Turkey iu the preservation of peace. A war would deprive the teem ing industrious population of these isles of one of the rich est sources of good cheap bread ; and the English manu facturer would lose an already important and daily ex tending market for his produce. At this moment about 600 grain -laden vessels, with about 1,000,000 quarters. worth more than 1,600,0001., from ports east of Gibraltar, are computed to be on the way. The fertile countries washed by the Danube belong to commerce, to progress, and civilisation, not to war, with its ruin and barbarism. Oa Thursday, the 2nd of June, the Bank of England raised the rate of discount to 31 per cent., which to some extent with-heck the upward tendency of the corn markets. Since last Wednesday, the weather has become milder, with winds alternating from north-east to its opposite quarter. These last few days the growing crops arestated to be much improved in appearance. The season is still complained of as being very backward, and from the small surface of land sown with wheat a small wheat crap is expected, but the quantity of spring corn sown is larger than usual. Yester day the day was very fine, and to-day promises to be the same. Ic Ireland and Scotland the weather is reported as dry and parching, but on the whole the appearance of the growing crops is reported favoureblo. Shipping con tinues scarce, and freights have again advanced. Owiog to the warlike aspect in the east, few vessels for those quarters are found, even at high rates. Odessa, Ils. 6d.; Galatz, 13s. 6i. to lie, per qr. The supply of English grain at our markets continues small; this deficiency is amply compen sated by the heavy arrivals from the north of Europe. Cons partitively little has arrived from the eolith ; in our port and off the coast no arrival is reported this week, but it is ex ' petted that a change of wind will bring in the large fleet of grain-ladenseseels now on the way to the United Kingdom from ports east of Gibraltar. This week has been one of considerable excitement in the corn trade. Prices, stimu lated by the political aspect of the east and the Impala' weather, have risen in almost all the leading markets of Great Britain. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. The aspect of the Turkish dispute continues to ex cite much uneasiness, and prices are to-day lower throughout the Stock Exchange. Consols opened 98: to 1 cx div. for the 19th of July, and have since further receded to 981 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99: to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 a to I ; Bank Stock, 229 ; India Bonds, 295. to 325. prem. Exche quer Bills, 66. prem. The foreign stock market is flat throughout. Mexi can, Peruvian, Russian, and Spanish, besides others, are all worse. Mexicin Bonds, after merkiog 271, are now quoted 27: to t. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. mark 85; Russian Fives, 119; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 to 1; Spanish New Deferred, 23: ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 per Cent.; Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 39 to 1; Granada Deferred, 10; Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 99 ex div. LATEST FOREIGN :CHANGES. lot Act.. lSt. PARIS, Jens 8. i For I matey. Opening ilegnest.l Lowest: Cicero;,. per Cents. •7710767 5 17;25 1 ;6 ;5 1 71 2'.1 per limns., 1M25 1 ... ... ... per Cents., 1852.. l ot U , 101 75 101 90 101 60 • 101 ti.t er Cents 3 per Cents. • 77 10 i 4$ per limbs, 1025.. I , ... Si l ... ... ... ... ii per Cents., 1852.. 1 101 Si ! 101 75 101 90 101 60. 101 80 4 „et* Cents. 3l e[ Cents. New Loan , . ....... 1 .1 " . ... ... ... Beekman on 1.00006 : a talant, 23 3; 90 ditys, 24 85. . adiiii•ll, a perCt.lB4o /Lone? 1 Cents Marten Rents — Money. Do. 46 Do. 2i Piedmont 3 p.Ct 94 25 1 Trrasoiry Bands . ._ Do. 3. 1053 ... l'Alus, JUNE B.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), • ditto (left beak), 333; Paris and Orleans, 1,032 30; Paris and Rouen, 1,025; Rouen and Darn., 405; liaraeilles and Avulsion (Convened), • Strasbourg end Bide, ads 15; 21 3 " : 1 Mon. 4n Northern, 805 ; Paris and SCrasbourg, 897 30 ; Part- and Lyono, Cherbourg, 910 ; Ly o n s6aln2d2oM;edDitrrraalon end , B c 7 0 3 .5 .n : Midi, 5° 6220 ; °U , egt 7 tern. u and Troyes, 410. Graiesesevic and Berters, —; Bordeaux and Teat', • Bissau and St. Diann to Gray, 3111; Dieppe and Seeantn. 312 50; Cagan& Suisse, —; Paris and Scrum, 2:0; Naples, 593. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. There has not been a public rale of colonial produce to day. The Lane is but thinly . attended, and all arteles must be considered at the same price as yesterday. TBA.—The official report from the Customs states that the aggregate duty paid on the lat, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th June, in the United Kingdom, was on 6,520,0001 b.. of Tea. The clearances front this port continue large; holders are antici pating a large demand next week, and are asking high prices. COTTON.-300 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. - --- TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow Market is very firm. The trade are buying t'or forward delivery. Town Tallow 465. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 3d. June, 475. 3d. Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade heavy, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow Ray, 80s. to O.is. ; inferior, 70s. to 705.; Rowen, 48s. to 553.; Clover, 90s. to 100 s.; se cond cut, ids. to 90. ; Straw, 235. to 335. OATLAND'S GRANGE.—The visitors to the camp at Chobham, in changing trains at Weybridge, will perceive a beautiful ravine of overhanging plantations close to the I station. Over this ravine is the well-known Oatland's Orange, forming formerly a portion of the domain of the Duke of York. The Orange has just been bought for the Conservative Land Society for distribution anvingst the members. The estate commands a magnificent view of St. Ann's-hill, the residence of Charles James Fox ; Chert sty. Windsor Castle, &c. LIBRARY IN NOTTINGHAM.— Yesterday morn ' ins the foundation-stone of a new building to be used as an Artizans Library was laid in Thurland-street, Nottingham, by the Rev. Benjamin Carpenter, president of the insti tution. RESIGNATIONS OF THE MANCHESTER POLICE:— Al , lnt 250 constables in the Manchester Police Force had sent in their resignations up to yesterday, with a view to :etring their situations a month hence, unless their wages are advanced. The salaries given are 17s. and ISs., whilst those of the Liverpool police aro 20s. and 21s. )per seek. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Return of traffic for the week ending June 5, 1863:- 1 Passengers. parcels, carriages, hors, and mils, 61. ; merchandise, 18,9511/. 16s. 3d. ; cattle, 921/. 13s. 01. Total, 51,1591. Os. 91. Corresponding week, 1802, 52,83 W. 2s. Od.