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

, . ; i i, ~‘ .. r • // ~ 7 t. L 2 4 ,t _.. 4 0‘ . ...... /ham - 1 17- _ --.--- . 1 V 1 I , f , 1 . , 0 . , . . . . , . , . :„ . .141, 54 ,;) ~ • , H_ _ _ _ , ~ LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1853. MONEY MARKET. [THREEPENCE. B•everniv EVINDIA. The appearance of the stock markets this morning was much the same as for some days put, the gene ral tendency being downwards, and the fluctuations sharp and frequent, whilst any disposition to im provement was quickly restrained by fresh political rumours. The funds experienced a farther depres sion on continued speculative sales, but, bona fide purchases continuing, and the market being bare of stock, • rather sensible rally took place, which was further strengthened after the regular hours by tele graphic advice. of a rise to-day on the Paris Bourse. At the final close the several departments of the market were all characterised by a decidedly firmer feeling. There can be little doubt that the depression in the funds and other securities during the week has been mainly caused by speculative selling, and as all this stock hu to be bought back on • market by no means well supplied, the recovery of prices is fre quently rapid. The rally of this afternoon is in a considerable manner owing to the purchases of "bears," who are unveiling to keep their accounts open over the Sunday. Consols receded this morning to 981 to 1, ex div., for the 19th July, on further speculative sales, but a rally to 981 toe soon followed. Atter two o'clock (the official clueing hour on a Saturday) a farther ad. vance to 981 to I took place, the market finally cluing 98Z to 1, and firm in character. The transfer books of some half dozen stocks being now shut for the dividend, the business list is correspond ingly circumscribed. The official report includes: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut); ditto for the opening, 19th July, 981, I, 4,4, . Three per Cent. Reduced, 881, 99. Three-and-a # - Quarter per Cents., 1014, 4. South Sea Old An nuities, 100, 991. Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 5 11-16. vernment under the new contract system, sailed to da from London for Australia with the mails. I'he Postmaster-General has issued notice that, being about to make arragements for extending to the colonies the benefits of the money order system, tenders may be addressed to him prior to the 16th July by bankers who may be desirous of under taking the agency in any of the colonies. The notice GUMMEIWIAL AND MARKEM. MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. ' A fair supply of English Wheat was cleared off at an advance of 2s. per qr. upon last Monday's quotations. A good demand for foreign wheat at an imp rovement o f I s . to 2s. per qr, Barrel Floor was Is. dearer, and generally held for a still higher pries. Barley a steady sale at present prices. Oats in good request, and in some cases 6.11. more was Paid. Beans Is. higher; fens scarce and rather dearer. states — : As respects those colonies where the Post•office is under his control, the Postmaster• General d • to do this through the agency of ordinary banks ; and he proposes to employ the tame agency in other colonies also, except where the colonial authorities may prefer to take tho buri n as into their own hands. The acceptance of tenders will, therefore, in the ease of certain colonies, be subject to the latter contingency. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are large, via.: —Sugar, 600 hdas. West India, 8,600 bags Bengal, and 2,500 bags Bengal. Coffee j CO casks plantation Ceylon, 4,230 bags native Ceylon, 100 bales and half-bales Mocha, and 350 bags Bahia.—Cccoa 500 bags Trinidad. Miscellaneous stocks were generally better this afternoon. Australian Agricultural, after receding to 60, closed 63 to 66 ; British American Land left off, 73 to 76, and South Australian Land, 40 to 42 ; North British Australasian reached to prem., and closed 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Scottish Australian In vestment were last quoted, It to 11 prem. ; Crystal Palace shares rallied to 21 to 3 prem. Of Austra lian Bank shares there were still numerous sellers, and, after the serious decline of the last few days, a further fall took place. Shares of the London Joint Stock Bank have been done at 221 to 23 ; North of Europe Steam (71. 10s. paid), 6} ; Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 73; ex div. Shares of the Grand Ccutral Railway of France closed „ 2 to 11 prem. ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 to 01 die. ; Berlin Waterworks, par to ; prem.; Melbourne and Colo nial House luvcstment, to 1 prem. Monday next has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Berlin Waterworks Com pany, with leave to be officially marked. The remaining instalment of 75 per cent. on the Seven per Cent. Bonds of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Company is required to be paid by the 13th inst., under penalty of forfeiture of the first instal ment. The private contract markets are generaPy dull. TRA.—Paying unties and clearing Tea from the ware houses continua to occupy the trade. Tue crams from country dealers are larger than anticipated. We must yet wait a few days cre the regular courts of business la resumed. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very quiet with no business Town Tallow is quoted 46a., net cash ; Petersburgb, Y C. on the spot, as. June, 461. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 485., Callen. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 18.52. 1160. *oak en hand Cases.. 36,240 40, ,74 , 24,:;e0 Delivery baste/eel Do. Iran Ist June trraval lease/A B6l 70 :',l t 3 7 Do. hos let June Price Y.C. per cwt. ....... 117 s. &I. fag. U. 474. Od. Dm Town 36s. Od. 38, DI 496.3 d. Arrival for the week ending June 14, last sear, 24 casks, and delivery 1,267 casks The arrival last week comprised -1,392 from St. Petersburg; 843 from Australia; 434 from South America; 46 from other places—total, 2,715 casks. • COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16a. 9d. ; Tanfield Mocr, 155.• Walls End Netherton,lsl.6d. ;Walls End Hartsn,lsl.; Wails End Haswell, 17..; Walls End Lambton, les. 61 ; Walls End Stewart's, les. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 16e. Pd. Ships at market, 177. No. 2,118.) LONDON, MONDAY EVI ANKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. isvy.sreesi . De CAPITAL. ,vela DEelfun's of INVEaTING :40NET are tenanted to .„ pan tit the NATIONAL 4-.:4:I4ANCE end INFEST. SHARE LISTS. POKKIGN RAILWAYS. 10 1 'sateen end Rotterdam. 14 IMs SATuRDAY Evaleixo. 10 e ,Ilesieres to Ornament- 4Wsl pm 4 n' 1 '....1 8 ',.. 1- • , 0 ,1 jliiiN, bt which • Ugh rate of Mutest may be ob- The railway market has been sensitive to-day, and sit si s , Wain xarwret l6l4.ri eva g5 4 4 , 6 0 814." 144 ,,,. 14 1 I ti Maas • ..,...i, esatatted with Krona reetanty. experienced constant change!, arising chiefly from I° 10 Wm 406 110010 M 6 - .--- mit 'Mummies may b e sea at um omse, or seat, 1 3 pm 111 g To .,.e. uo , we i • ,,ei tam speculative operations, but in the afternoon prices * 11 Deal Meal& .. - .. If 11 die ems ir s '.' - ' *-- •• ." PETER mottatsom, Menacing Director, fully participated in the firmness of Consols, exhi- 20" 3 : "' D i L ial' Ea a teorkta l - - 4a 64 pm i 7 , Pt. alsrte'npleee.Trefolger.equare. Ineico, biting an improvement in nearly every instance. 1 lanis au t ? "sl it. leand w..t. i r ial. n . it r e o.d.. tir l ir :f n r i Ts . e:e . .... 1 1 1 4 :1 1) : .... pa pa 10i After the regular hours prices receded below the best 5 1 1 RIGHTON SELTZER WATER, ea, a D ozen. I . writ h .. 777 ,,, L .,,, D hiii p l uc E , A , &jo u ,. s e a. e , point of the day, but the market generally maintained • ••• I D - Made Owl ieLL 16 13 - - Me In il . I 8,... 1 uI a. trona C, to 4.. per dna h. Also other gyrate t watt, in an improved appearance to the last The public ap ;,!, " i " -*P ' 4 ' l l l . 3 P•ctatil ! 1 dim 61. ' '- ' . a b are unorisond it nut un quailed. Nis -dorais 1 Learsuboug ... ... .. 1 7 to have invested to a limited extent on the late de- 11 ' 1 . Do. (Hamm)) ._ I 44 6 1 1 /Iv 0f,..", an .; 7,,,,,.' n . p.n. .9.1 (nee summed in such quantities b a spereceir i oet . a* W.! . 6,,, mimed. lAlivery twice daily. A prospectus with dine, but pawned stock has been supplied. North 5 Dm _ ..._ ... ... . 11 le lot. I IA: " eo n bad in°l on 'ln' Pe"° ' -11°C/PER, 7, P 111413611 British closed at a fall. IS 00 . Masan ~,- 11 11 I Le , ; ~,,,,sA,liveteroar•greet, nundotrnt. Do. 6 pre te. nereneee 4 Oils l 10 Lyons find Maditerranme - Pm lir O . OL L .,, B , Y L.r.. 'S fte PECTORAL CTO e, R A CANDY,L coldsse THIS DAY-Two o'CLocK as Ohara@ ... ... ... .. 11 24 pm MI 39 Mule Anemia . . - .... ' 1 e The railway market is materially better . to-day * ' N 1110? 4 LArriwtut le .) - 7 4 1 1 los Alt all Pect.nal 'freebie. end lee Ces'nfeSinn If taken In the Buyers have come in more freely, and an advance in . M u 1.)1, Do . /I**( ac iz er in a,,,, `"* ! `) ") u '-- - 33 74 2 BIM. is recommended by the faulty. Lunn of a letter i relief 0 - -.... Am ., ec , th e provrtetur of is i .,,,at e r • eig o wew quotations has taken place, extending throughout 50 51 00 -,...ku,i.,, 3 Pm el. i‘ 071 .. .... • i , i wined ay 4 .• ~..4 , . 4, 6 ,a repoular “I feel P • wetire 10 reenelleeMill6 the market. At the present moment the full ad- la 6 1 ) gro;o r st 6A -3.- y rAR A' 4B"4 7,O I6 - , '64; of , Si Prawn Caw yin pohnoesty onenpaints, Influenza. Laughs, • I 1e.....ey awl elections of the ebe.t. G. c. kn,,,,e, M.D., vance *scarcely maintained, but the feelin g . of the M le Pars ow: Lyon. ... . Is *4 pa 36f / 1 Imenion.7-The above Invaluable market contiuues to exhibit a considerable increase r e "'' ""'*"" th ''''''" ••• - 41 43 r ..2 1 „,..,,,.tA, h5*. p0ia a Nes Le..., I coin!„ a e. v ,",..d ~I, by wonky, elonwet, blabletone. is sold by o f fi rmnem. ala Paris init Rama ... 41 43 fie 70 Pare and bonehowe .. 331 331 34 4 I A i chrome, ..sees nem in twee% ell le. led. sad 7wlld tech. French shares are decidedly better, especially 10 4 e.rb.Caw ,asielisittriers 31 46 om I ~ k , , D A I L I NEwg Strasbourg& Belgian lines are dull T 11 ,. . London attains, Paper, price 3d. ORDINARY fill AREA AND STOCKS. IIIII Te Quebec sod Illekmand - 4 di. tar 10 • Noma Ann Hann ... .. 194 :01 5 1 Royal Swedlek Asa Po din. ina..a, tie-I)4ILT NEW', It at the head of the LI. 90 41 sainsre .....1 Meow Maui pries 111 "... 1 "s/ 10 4 Do. 34 per Oont, pma. _ _ 54 ° i g ui t en. of tarot Frition, adecoadoe tree emmerea in tin broadest Pk. Pd 1 Reweave. Satienim. es ., A „,4,,1i o.uoil end practical moron whether *ideal. metal. `"' ' 0 -m• 9l II South Enema of now - - I ------ or seelerlastnal. St. lee Leasiben - .. ff iff 24i 4 nanisatelleftwaseA....- 4 6 pat 1 la We noel ant value of its General Nees.-15 the accuracy of Ily 10 e s unbar', ifott si..riosta IS D. Upper Indhillutip ..... A .. 1 4pm LA , it, p.n., 6.6 the ample, truthful. and impartial character of its ad Lan Junction . 4 31 94 all Woe Menicre 46 2 W r ath Ino ',Napier, and is the variul mercantile and wenwerels I in- 131 all MinmWele.allteurCele. If lej as 10 5 Do. 6j per Pat. Prem. 4Ms par ~ in , , i , A root anal I. the Ca7i llcil' 7B l. end Monetary Articles,- 31 D derlies.,Lan.,‘Chee Jun. 7 6Ms . 30 IS Armen .4 Fuss- 9' 96 yea Mae Taper 01 alto47Peeeed. . 174 all Diabewiseilrk.3o/113 , .0 SI 12 lo 41 Weeternol awitaertand- 1 • t dis It comma. • woes detailed :Nat of !thieving than any other paw- gg IN Ds. is. ‘,.„. 20 ,... .. 2 . ... SO 11 Mielsad ea nelarivey early report of thiptibus . in the Indian Real by every g t , to . 0 d ,,‘„, 4 But& ... 14 11 4 , : i. 5rer,...., ...,..-Amt the only dilly Min i ng Report, with list oi prices, 111 les megooom 1174 671 478 Se 71 MISCELLANEOUS. ' pabliondanywhere. $3 all NNW ami ilOimliiM .33 23 324 4 minim • It m a dr ,i,,,,, , i1 to familea, a bring the only paper besides the 30 a l, moo ad o sA , 4 . ... ... 253 114 Sta N. Ilmeau.anams. Pd i prime , Rodure done ' en " lynch Wiwi.", sad has always excluded, from its columns 4) 4 ) od i s,,,, 'amis.•l 4 pm 47 Saturday. 1 today. al:siteesiee mirerumeuents. U a' Maitilea hem. and Any. -- -1 i . qt .... i • pub., ',your a Mown by the hut mown of Kamp dm Junetton 9 1 te.see 100Australtan Agri. . Sli 43 70 :61 7 4 . l 6 ,eir s " t; the you 1930 to the Wadies Lowlass New s paper.. by gy g ia g u y A ..fig t . '" - 7 , .., 34 iiriLAnierisanLvad De: 73 17 1 1 .53th et will be even that Me 1 7 -0 7 . 7 (OW /00011 , 41 by more than eg 6 11 pg,W3-He It sad n.).. 34 :11 111,0001 100 an &Company_ 314 6) 70 silty year.! had In the yeas beaten its three oldest companion: 10 20 Senna 12 134 13 4 100,000 Semen Palms II :If3pm 7j 5 ' lietablhand Mantes lamed 2S aU 010111111 Ilosss, Can; •.. 130440' 4 Cryet.Pal.of Mame 1 e 1 A I 110sSIS. fiIc.ONICLZ ..... ......... MO. ........ ..... 912,647 OenIII 10 1 114,71: IIN. MIL Aust. Lnid all •41 gm Illoasin root - Noun., Ihasl.14. - . 11 73 120,000 3:Peelltiv.LindAtMln. all 14 11 Om 74 1 DAILY a Lstill IP44 l t rlSZAr mis $ 4 IaUIL et W.I. Deo.Silairmen 53 66 • • 10P,Ooo IMottiebAuMbuyet ell .le If Mai 21 11e continent inainunnue of this mutton Mott esters ft IN ogim m o,,,‘ 0 ,..,..,„ .. • 71 • 12,700 2313. Asetrallen last 26 41 43 i 43 2 spike rearetly ezprensid by •a. 10 1 14 Ildiallmak ma Peebles . - - 10,000 1001TanDismsn's lend OF 17 II IIS Tits' Lamy News' is the yomme alm n rw r 31 ' the Ueda. Yearning m i tee goo l o" A . p e a ~,,.,,,„ t• 30 ppm. teem the tir.t it took iisra pond ands bleb liberal tae-re. IS. lIMI (Ilmegew Dientkireatere - - JOINT STOCK BANKS. we gonna onotemly this consinative Idwminn whisk lo newt, 14, to Gem Seethe ... .. 5 , 4 51i UII Ib. .usiu opinion of Wetland ; and Weedy, with the mum. WORM et, leo D s . A. au* ... ... 4 ? 3 ? I ousecin aow recommed deli y per, and with tits Megan et. IN I p p 5. 8 6 ,,• ... ... lag 1 , 4 133 14 431 No. aharai Bann. paid , ;tit. Bu dome rman amber of adentereseats - nut se tie ' Ilnes '-ebtalmsd by my ft, tog y oAti oo gA, AA ,, w id.( k ii. 110 11l Saturday. to-day. MI, ion , . its Pellucid mem the 412/4 4 1 4 uN with itelmm o74 W l at ISO :Orem Weetern_ ... .. 974 Si U 74 114 ——-- - islance.' II II 1 11iini Nun Sawn, .. 74 4 21,5e0 40 Amnesia T. be anterrl a any Bookieller re ellemman le the kingdom ;or at go a n L em m a AA A 41 ,,,,,, k , . • 3 •• 40,000 21 Oared. Seek MAW* 5 1 1 dis IlbsUlase. 10, tiounriemreet, rieet.etren, needle. 111 111 Do. Made . .- .. Is 14 pm Ps,ooo l 10 Chart. Eine of fads. 1 1 - - - lO If Det. NAM . 41 Me 13.100 11/ English, asottish, and IYLCULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, 14 111 Due *an Rase 12Mot 31 3 „ anualbs Chartered 10 4 dis tar' 104 Orthedos • Asulseseperocia, and urunna . . leash; by pod. SO all Leeds Plertharm . Ii 164 Ig 11.0110 30 Leedom Nana of am. Id. 111 111.1amIsa sad 01214511 9 54 Iran sad India SHUT TO CAT, DLNK, AND £lOll3. 10 S Lcs„Tilbary„li Ileatined I 2pm :LON 20 tendon Queued ark u. IL ISO toe.,ll:l49tan,erei. Gon 11l 104 1014 of Auswatla ,- .... .. 111 4 Ipa tie e e mitres YO TOUNO MEL la. 100 a Serth.nne • 1141 1134 116 4 14.006, ZS Oriental Mem Capon all 30 34 31 3 m. 20 IS Do. FIRM ... , . II 2 pea It M,OOOl 1 Deal Austral...MMUS 110 W 10 SS IA/PT . 10 1 Do.IfIoaIL,MAMILiC le „ 2 I @MOM/ Lamm Ce. 1 4as per tv. it MS Leedom It Smith-Wester 7 SS Me LIMO. 13 Math e muslia_..--... 26 48 30 ~49 MORAL AND PETVICAL 11'5101141.1a OP UM OD In Dm, SSO ... ... 64 64 dl . mese , lb Union of Amtralla v. 69 14 De. SO _..._ _... _ 34 44 dim 11.W01 ... Do. New &I 7 9 0: 1 1 APWLAI. DISUSES. SS all Londemasirty & thisraint II 13 m. 11 MI Lonasedetyllilaratnalke 19 21 UM GMT MEV IN MARRIAOR loll! St. IN Msma..MuL A ßlDeelamli. 294 SO 10 1 SO MINES. vit. 61 44 Dadllemailinsk Vale Se 31 ills DL4RA4S OP entszka. IL IN Uldbmi . 714 12 71/ le SATURDAY Itssl3l4l. em. ft. IN De. tea ad D.;) to 42 TUN ART DIGLANGRatasie. cweveleanoB, sad HAIMORIL SO 474 Ild.G. win. !W1... ... - -- There have been some inquiries for British mining ROHM. IS 17$ IMO MN Mane- ... - - stocks today, the late depression having brought in tit. and a. M. 1419 IMermatbst 61 Si 32 11110L11111. 11/161 4 erat barICII Wan. I end, Is. soh. SI S4l IN Nary Satnenom ._ - - pin a few bure. The market is consequently rather m. m 17411muportabregAnerefore - - Ms firmer. The sales to-day are: Alfred Consols, 181; RTDROPATEIT : OR, MIK COLD WATER CURL M 76 , Newry end lianweiiin 11 5 Tincroft, 9, rather sellers; Tamar Consols, 3; im i w„.l.23. ps:,,que,nos.sols, umenho.l47. fentaite.ei: Mean. IS all tentryWarysegalntkin. 5 9 IS, Cornea, ad all Makee••• -. ar or M. IL Culeerwelt, 111.D.,110, IL MO 'Norfolk ... ... ... 110 63 Linares, 8,9; Bedford United, 61, 7; East Russell, intri•r . ses. useusuoven. "theism be mesultal daily trum to WI a, IS SS DA Now ... 10, 1; Millpoul„fi, 1; Wheal Franco, 5, 1 ; Coomb ant? WI L IS s/Sertliera Comeau Milos Si LI die M. IN North MUM „ ~ .. 331 334 334 4 Martin Consols, 1. - - u 14 ;North De n o. No. 1. .. - - die The gold mining shares were dull in the morning, De. 4 o A 43Defend - - TIIE BALLARAT NUGGET AND ITS FIN 9 DERS. gS I D e , . 6 .46 60 _ _ d i. but in the afternoon prices sensibly improved, and NI 174111enh Btallbroalian. 54 41 . AL the market finally closed with a materially firmer The Mine/seater Examiner publishes the following *is as ;1 ;N er n im e iketk Waiter 's. a,,,,, wa h m . 8 _ 81 r , appearance. Peel River, after opening 1/ to 2 prem., i letter from Melbourne , received by the Sarah Sands : at..le• 60ahme, Min,* %Toler 49 - i 3•4 1 rose to 21 to 2l prem., and finally left off 24 to 2.1 •• By the time thi• reaches your bend, or simultaneously et.lolll ; :sense Gmbral ... .. 94 N tt prem. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 11-16 with it, you will receive news of a lump of gold being found Mt 'III !OWN* MIMI ••• 54 60 to 1 3-16 prem.; Great Nugget, Ito It prem.; Port in Canadian Gully, about two wiles distanr. from t • first . 11 - 1 4 1 1• 0001 -„,. , ...lb 811 ^ 1 L .w. ,.,.....; . ..,„:. * 4 . _ IS_ Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 die.; British Australian, / dis. Ballarat diggiags, according to all accounts the lergest ip' • g•;,74,7; m ai 3 7,;&A"" 14 1 063 known in the world, weighing, with a small portion of eel au 1 Mournarety am • Love. to par ; Anglo Californian, 4to 4 prem.; Agua Fria, quarts intermixed, no I oia than 134 pounds and 11 1 1 ages.w. ma.) ... 17 19 11 to 11 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 (turns, or 1,619 ounces. The fortunate finders of 134) sir ma'am - ... •. 84 64 prem. this magnidcent specimen of our mineral treasures in this l O 3, ......... 1116 . 1 1 : 86 , 3 : 1 1 . ::: • 1 : 4 1 1 di. v 2 St. John del Rey, Cobre. and Linares shares were colony are four in number, three of th em from Oldham. iii 0 1 i-7„l— Dows ... ..• to t e all better, but the shares of the old Australian copper They were passengers out here by the Lady Head, and sailed 5t.,100 Math Samarn .... ... . 701 711 711 24 company were heavy, closing 2to 3 only. Jamaica from the Mersey on the 10th June last, arriving here about 110 ,SO i llosith Weise , . ... . 33e Su the 22nd of September ; their names are Mr, John Evans,Mr. 90 IS i llealb YerbelAlMlntDo 13 14 shares were better. Metcalfe left off 61 to 6. Desist Evans, and Idr. John Lees. Affer their arrive! in 18 5 1 DIM Om 4 4 The closing prices of new undertakings are as this colony they first went to the Ovens diggings, and were 11 13 a u ' flovusevev ° lll k ll•lllllrlia ll ka womsma li n n 3 6 follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold there tolerably successful, but did not remain them long; 23 if !Vs* of Mesta .. . 141 134 Mining and Streaming, 4to 1 prem. ; Melbourne they then tried the liendieo diggings, and were successful io in :eroggeogg goo iiiii . pi 44 G o ld , 4to Z per s h are ; Australian Mutual, Ito far beyond the average, obtaining from one hole nearly six 50 NI : Watetted and Lmeisk. SI 84 pound.* weight of gold ; but this did not satisfy them ; 20 14 !Weet Cornwall 94 101 101 3. 1 dia.; Australian Consols, f to 5 dia.; Monarch they came down to Melbourne, and there heard or the sue- a 1 21 1%',: 1 " 1 " 4 " all°Cr°7 ll . 6 . 118 Mr (fold, 1- to 1 dis. ; Chartered Australian Land d _ ens of some of the digging parties at Ballarat diggings; ; 6 1 . 1 ,10 ; it . v3.34 .. 3 , ,"•.,,,,,,, 303 704 39 , 70 and Mining, 1 to 4 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, they determined upon 'rising them a trial ;et the same al 30 1 Do. do. Eateuelono time they met with the fourth fortunate sharer in this 131 Ilc Do.O.N.E.Purehne , le 24 ... great gold lottery, a Mr. Wilkant Poulton Green, a pas- M.lOO Ton sad Math Midland 394 Me 604 1 Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par; Ceylon anger out here by the Great Britain, and formerly a clerk PILIIPERENCE SHARES Land and Mining, / - dis. to par ; Cologne Lead, 1 dis. at the Wolverhampton Hallway station. The four started St. 100,Abudeim Si SS to liar ; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; ea foot, and carried their tent with them, finally pitching 5 all ,0114111011•14 du. 2. ?Pee Ct 'O5 92 Carberry West, 4to 4 did ; Connemara , par to 1 it in the gully before named. They then started in a s 111011111111111 111111 / 1 911", 11l l" lee prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to 1-16 c 11..; Sulphate of workmanlike manner, and sunk a shaft on the side n . 1,4:.=.4. nod *etyma, ' IN Me 25 Barytes, -. 1 to 4 per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, .4 to 4 of the creek, sinhiog to the depth of sixty-aix in Now t I st Bendes el. Ips feet, occupying about five weeks' time, the diameter about ei al Donde% heti. ear Als7. dis. ; Adelaide Und and Gold, 1 to 01 dia.; three feet three inches. In working through the last ' Nen hinnies - - If q Obernhof, 4 to / pm.; Britannia Gold, 4 to 4 twenty feet they had serious difficulties to enmunter from 3 4 „Si 1111 *._S 9 4trt* 1 *glb* 4 43 4 4 per share; Poltimore, 4 dis. to par; Kenmore, el Ile 3 the water and foul air, the water and loom earth forcing t • 2 D D:: r . 1;; : , ,;.7„, ~.--i i: ; to 1 prem.; British and Colonial Smelt -14 Ps noel! upon them so much that they had to plank the hole U Inet.ooe.gate.,S e &Mot 4 11 11 pen Mg and Reduction, /to I prem.; Respryn Copper, strongly with red gum, cut from the forests by their own igl olge, d o , go, yle I . ji hands; but nothing daunted, they got down to what they 10 i le Do. Newt per Cent. Atm! 141 16 par to 1 prem. ; Anbin C oal and Iron, Ito 11 prem.; thought was the bed of a creek, and then within a short 10 50 :Eme.ndesi.Sertpga.ep.LA IS 154 Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 14 prem.; Jamaica Cop- , space of ground from the shaft took out the large nugget 11 i S 11111 ./ 111 1 11 . M ... . 88 1 re / , se " per, 3 to 31 prem.; New Linares, / to 1 prem.; P , vim_ ~ or lump of gold mentioned, after which they took out in. 100 1 Ormallarthsiali peruse,' 11$ ISO 1.211 e 54 Great Hewes United Tin, par to t prem.; Mixers another of sixty-six ounces, and then sold the hole for e s . Ho De. 6p, era, pop. 1,,,, Head, I die. to par ; London and Virginia Gold and lON. Although the above appears almost lake a fable, by dammable at lepat.pm, 11l 111 111 e r Copper, par to 1 - pm.; New South Wales Coal, I intelligeoce contained in the paper; of y day three 10 It Do. 44 aut. 11 pen Se other parties have succeeded in obtaining from a hole in 14 St Noringr e Zlhdi 14 M to 1 dis. • Australuian 4 Coal, 4to 4 dia.; Mount the same gully two nuggets, the joint weight of which is no " -II 9 -WaLlb l - 11111".111/P1 of 71 Carbon CORI, 1 dis. to par.; Port Hunter and More tti.. leie Nome. xesesem. 14 out., IN )07 1 leu than Glib. 3ox. 13dwts. 6grs. 114. ' Meade lersdramthie 4par et! 102 101 1 103 ton Bay Coal„ -1 to i prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), 16 6 Ildesseshire&Yertu. PASS 1 dim per 4to 4 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 6 to 61 pm.; et. Ito ' Mel per mate:tack_ 1152 134 ' EL ISO LeeLnarlett3uar.6 perml 111 157 ii Port Royal (of Jamaica) 1 to 11 pm. ; East Indian THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTI:- IL 100 DltteSellirmetlal 3 Elwß..' - - Iron, 7s. to 95. per share; Irish Consols, t dig. to 11AL Este)ket.-PLYNIut: Tat, RATUnDAT.-The annual az- /0 4 IseMlßbWes lo,6l -Thwwl II 4Pm I per; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, 4to 4 !Rhino* is ainnesion with the shove society commences on . 11 6 111 34 ,,,, mvion L 4 . 411111.r i umv bCel im.4 ., • "",' 131 1 1 11 me all prem. • East Annagh Silver Lead, 4 to ;, prem.; Monday (this day). The meeting this year IS at P.ymouth. $3 33 Kai abam . ,... 3 . 3. ,,,,,, 5 0 Knocleatrellane Copper, 4 to 4 dia. The exhibition of implements, cattle, sheep, pigs, bones, and 10 ,to , Da New /10 .. lee II poultry, will be one of the most extensive that ever took S' 3 De, 414 ... ... . 1 4pm -- -- - THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. pis* to England, larger and more attractive than any lee all' egyp./hOultsie, le pet. -- pm et, me ~p7, : g...i . e ,,R e..a. . .1.aa.0 130 1 . 32 54 similar display, except some of the most successful of the The gold mining shares are firmer to-day, quota *. 5 , i t ria Royal Agricultural Society. The trial of implements takes liti 143 Nara* Itxtrosino 116 lig tions in several instances exhibiting an improvement. plan on Monday and Tuesday, in fields in the occupation SI 1100 D A eg per r . Pre?. & e i ill in Colonial Gold are quoted 1 3-16 to 1 3-16 prem.; M Mr. W. Bradford, at Keyham Barton, in the borough of I I all 1 Do.NewieseVelley a pet - - an d A gua F r i as 11 t o 4 prem. D•voaport. We hear there are more than 4.50 entries of l• 1 6 , De. Montane ... .1 par 4 pea Australian Agricultural shares, after reaching 67, machinery, including several reaping machines and hone Ifi; 111 NMI WM& - _..... - 1..1 1 . 16 hoes. The mule, sheep, and poultry *ill be exhibited Mee 7 2. I r e l, 0022 ,. ....47 a ,1" 4 " 4 are now quoted 63 to 60. Peel Rivers opened 21 within the borough of Davenport , but contiguous to the 1 tir o t,....gig, 44,6,1 - 1134 to ?„ prem., rose to 21 to„ and are now quoted 21 to town of Plymouth. The major part of the exhibitor, are IS 12 '! Dn.° ditto ditto If 2pm 4 prem. North British Australasian are better, at residents in the west of England ; but some are from Nor- 5 S abrewa.kalem.Newtinto. 104 111 10$ 1 1 to .1 prem. Scottish Australian ?sweetmeat rule at folk, some from Lincolnshire, and some from Yorkshire. 111 10 mirews.acteoemmoe.w. The entries in each else are proportionate to those of the 10 1 10 I D ig t3 5 pet "mi. " h "t 194 1; to 1; prem. St. John Del Rey shares were fi rm. pa implements. Of The there will be no less than 850 33 ! 77 77 ,,,,,, 0 , D .P er .. 2 . 06•1 '" •., - ... heeds exhibited. The towns of Plymouth, Doronport, and 14 ell Ditto pi er No. Ahem I Wise.mere done P. 14 Saturday. to-dsy. Stonehouse will be decorated in honour of the occasion. Inc .ii south Ewen (ameint A large pollens number of have already arrived in this and I ' itaa.lef 11.0.6 ' 204 161 --.....,---- --.-- -- 100, 000 I Ague Ina . ell 14 14 pa 4 the adjoining town.. The annual meeting and dinner, at St' NO Do. 44 per cent. which Sir T. D. Acland, M.P., presides, takes place on 111 , ~ M a .1111i. woomia lfotaaturea kiik par e. et. op. Ounr a 4 1114 4. :0e par 100,000 ti ~. tughiCaUfwainu .... sli 1 4 „ i Thursday. et. I teo York. NewesenC,as Ilers., 10,000 10 4 tustralainan 90.1 en 20 41isetrallan 1 2 1 FIRE IN WOOLWICH DOCKTARD.-On Friday Ot.tfach of fase.pcne.. It 3 IN 104 110,Me I Austrahan Cordillera all . 41.4 pee I morning a fire was discovered by Pollee - constable Halt- 21. .1.1 1 0110 ) I ) ," ..• • • i 1 leo,ooo 1 %amnion Framed 8.. le Yark&N.Mid.H.Ml.Parelt a 4om day raging inane of the pitch-boo:4s in this dockyard. An Se,oon 1 lye Merle .I. 4 4 die alarm was instantly raised, and a plentiful supply of Wei? LINES LEASED AT riuto NENTALe 10.1.r0e 1 oriNn Anguillan Hola SI 1 dime per hire i leased SOSO S .+llritiehlron a 3.6 7 0 bong at hated the dames were extinguished, being con fi ned I. ISO i l a r " , 18 1 n' eseeN.Weeteettl 106 108 13,000 33 1+ MAL Into. tM. at 3 , . p , ..44 41 51 to a box 01 resin and two picas of timber. Bat forth. 3111 IS IClnisedele 2 optima LAN SO Da.CrammandCalate alt 49 31 timely di. emery much valuable material would have been I Hewed toCaMontsin... lit 34 11.040 ) i Do. It. John LW km 13 311 221 34 destioyed.-KetafisA .V nary. ft 110 ,lastLuseolnah.euar 4Net. l 110,000 , 4 I remit'. Creek all 1 the 1 pa. Ilsowd to Gt. Nerihern) ISO 11l 12,00 3 4 , '. Cone C0pper......... .... ...... all 45 48 Tne CZAR AND THE SLIAIL-A Hamburg paper 23 23 , 23 1.....,,, e 2,..,.. pores, 100,900 3 ' , K.:atonal WM 1 I 11 pm states, from St. Petersburg. that the Czar had demanded (t es (mew. , a ns•••iv..t•-• U gt from the Shah of Persia either the immediate repayment sei all Hartlepool Doek Si RaUw. sKaot gt. +copper Miners of Eq. all 16, 73 of the loan of 60,000,0110 f . or the eeesienof the territory of (leased to Irk. 74.1 t M L Bar.) •-•- W' 13 i +llo. Prof. 7.. precast. all 1 I 9 pm Anfirabad, on the shores of the Caspian The Shah has re- 10 11 16011101 e 11 10- 1 w 1004611, Id 1 14 79,1 x. 6 ~Anstatiapannitanostapi all I 3 1$ die 34 13 31 De. 4 shame (ditto). M 67 Great Nunot Feta hued amplianco with either .'emand. It is said that the 1 I.ll' Do. e Auto (ditto; . 17 i 284 110 . C44 2 1 ! 130. Repsuirea - - Pr nee Doltonski, fleenetsry to the Russian Embemy at 1 14 Igle m ,4 oa at t7mag.e6+ 11,641 10 + , :c•eral Teheran, has given a also in the face to the secretary of the I (Is to swathKneen 141 141 72, 11 0 1 'Grand Duchy of amdet ell 1 dis par 1 1 Shah, and that Ahrnet Effendi, the Turkish Ambassador. 20 es , Mile IniMinnee fdiM+ o e 20 27 11. , Oreat Polgooth al' 1) 4 dis A 1 die who took the part of the insulted dignitary, has addressed a SS * 'lsm** o ulue lo "C° 6l * 100,00' lake natourst all . 54 11. 4's N.M.'S) .... sa g 50,041. Levity tinnier to the foreign comm. at Teller.. * all i NM ditM 6 pet ORM - - 0. 00 4Llaaree FIRE AT A GUPTA PERCHA NiANCI ACTOT.Y.-- 14 o u I on,kMatlook 35,1,... ILoradonkeellforn. Geld Yesterday forenoon a are broke aut on the premises of the 11 1 =6 11 1 2 .104.W.&11.1.J 3 34 nuarte Landinagto.. ell 1 1 Mate perch& manulacMty, East row, City-road. Messes- 30 ell and Rolm 100,Afali i Varmint& gets were despatched to the brigade and West of England I isiemelit.k Dart. - - 101 all , I=fleatiferd(34dl) I N 103 ln,OC[ . I adratettaStSLAsacriwin 9 71 11 6 ~64“ I hew Granada ... stations, the engines of whteo quickly attended, but the a , ~,,,,„,6 „ „,,,,„„,3 „ ," mom I 1 lountau Monde SI ants defied every exertion of the fi remen, and in an hour i (Isseed to Entromtin is 67 30,00 e , 1 :Nova Scott) Mining and the mre mite establiehment of the stories high, machinery , 50 " all taming Spa ant ( do.)' I - - I Glare 7hsclatng 5 - - die aid other property, were destroyed. From thence the flames 33 23 Prestmanyoititen. 5.05.' 10',0' IPost Philip _..... I $ dis par 1 IWO I Joints Reck all 41 om extended actor the ennal to the saw mills of 31_41rs. Ka. I , kg.WeimaLue.arlfeet - - 14,ise I ltlthymney Iron dad', as also to the wood yard of Ms Sm. Gordon in East- 4 .. ii !II .___E/ 111 ° 1 disr a t i tit• tr l L - 10,00 , 13 *Ditto New Ned, but ir HE the great aatistanee that had by this time "` l , ' 77;57.,,,,,,,~„„ @Mood, the damage to these two letermamed plates was se Ise ue.emosou, Mock , 131 133 10.001 I 'me Am/railer) ..... ... a!! -- pm man. At to the origin of the calamity nothing was known. ii l 94 icatitatalkedehlretlareill Veit 10 nn Croft Fortametely the telegraphic win" and tubes are saved, with . . M Me. Ill'asee/ III 01 dl. 43.174 26.1.1.- +United Mama lll 441 if 70,000 1 Waller Me 'minting-house hooks. The are was not extiugu.shed so 161 . o f/a 1 vane/. S P. ~L iela name is Oterlitoaas oaz , - - 100,0011 i Wait Granada 4l 1 4 dl. ill 3 o'clock an Ma afternoon. The property was in,un .1 for 13 'tomer 1 .via &shoos_ . all 4 di. par lES IDS° Ditto Ditto ' $ 2 4 1134 be moot part in the rot lobar... Iniperial, ':eottioh ''nion, Se IN , wale a Ilssiss-a , 1;40;0 UV. I Ten .... ' all 1 dia per . ad Royal lasoriaci c o pied ire. : Is Dent Westera)....... 104 1614 t Traninsble by damped deed. NO. Shares Basis. hid prim tas.sog basun= dons Saturday. to-day. - 21,300 40 Australasia 40,00 ICbartd. Nash al Asia I I I dl. 80,000 10 Chart. Bank .1 Tuna 4 4 Assaults, and CAD., 1 1 6pm &WO English, thottialt, awl mazabia charism% to 1 die par 104 WON 30 Leda Rana of Aus tralis sad India 23,000 10 (ends' Matured ark al Australis . # Ipm 14.000 (Menu ! Mau Owpsra all se aJ 3 30,000 ; Royal Austral. Illaualus sad Gold lapin. Co. 1 1 dim par 1.400 13 burl =walla —. fa 41 30 i ffi 010 • 18 U nion al of Australia 73 134 11.1 New 2. I The March Exchequer Bills were again better to-day, closing 2s. to 3s. prem. India Bonds mark 235. to 279. prem. Foreign Stocks were flat in the earlier part of the day, especially Spanish, but generally closed with a firmer appearance. The rise in Mexican is main tained. At the final close Mexican Bonds wore quoted 26/ to 27. Spanish Deferred, 233 to '3 ; the Certificates, 5/ to 6 per cent. Granada Active, 213 to 22 ; ditto Deferred , 93 to 10. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem.; ditto Deferred Threes, 601 to 61/. Actual sales are thus recorded :—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 100. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 981 ex div. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 101. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 86. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63. Equador Bonds, 51. Granada De ferred, 91. Greek Bonds, (Blue), 8. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 27, 261. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 61. Portuguese Four per Cents. for account, 15th June, 39 . 1. Itusiian Four - and-a - Half per Cents., 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 933, 94 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents. 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 , 3, 3. Venezuela three -and-a-Half per Cents., 371. The discount houses to-day were quite glutted with •7, and there is at present not the slightest die,- . .. money, position to follow the lead of the Bank . England. This being the 4th of the month, an unusually large number of bills fell due and were extremely well met. From the annexed return it will be seen that the voluntary conversion of Consols and Reduced Threes remains vlrtually suspended, nor does it appear that any active resumption of the operation can be expected for the present. The term allowed for the acceptance of new stock in lieu of the South Sea and other small annuities which arc about to be compulsorily con rerted or paid off, hes now expired, except as regards the corporate stock of the South Sea Company, amounting to 3,662,1/001, in respect of which the de cision of the Company may be postponed until the beginning of July : BANE OP ENGLAND, JUNI 4, 1853. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents... Nil. ,E 138,082 0 3 £2 10.. per Cents. .. 6,000 0 0 1,545,075 15 10 11:chequer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total £10187,357 1G 1 The subjoined satisfactory communication has been received from the committee of Mexican bond holders: The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received a letter from Mr. Faleonnet, via the United States, dated Mexico, May 4, being one day later than his last letter. He reports an interview which, at his instance, Mr. Doyle has had with the President, who assured him that the funds of the bondholders at the custom-houses shall not be touched in any wxy by the government, and that henceforth when collected, they shall be shipped to the Bank of England, to the joint order of the Chairman of the Committee of Bond holders and Colonel Pack>. The imports of the precious metals this week have been almost unprecedentedly large. Oar list includes: 80,000 ounces of gold, by the Sarah Sands from Aus tralia, besides 20,0001. in silver; 17,054 ounces by the Northumberland, and 47,000 ounces by the Blackwall, both from Port Philip ; 20,718 ounces by the Windsor, 11,604 ounces by the Cheapside, 10,000 ounces by the Lydia, and 9,307 ounces by the Han nah, all from Sydney ; 162 Gums by the May Queen, from Portland Bay ; 27,830 ounces by the Epami nondas, from South Australia; 1,166, 200 dole. by La Plata, from the West Indies and Mexico, of which 428,300 dole. was in gold, and 737,900 dole. in silver; 613.450 dole. by the Asia, from New York; 80,0001, by the Emperor in gold, and 40,0001. by the Lion, I both from St. Petersburg; and 4,000 ounces of gold, and 201. in silver, by the Forerunner, from Africa. We may also take cognisance of 40,000/. in gold bul lion destined for London, and recovered front the wreck of the Neptune on her voyage from St. Petersburg. The Hermann has also brought over a considerable sum from New York, but this is believed to have been nearly all for Huvre. Summirising the imports of the week, we arrive at the enormous sum of 1,450,0001. Of this amount nearly 900,0001. is from Australia, whilst the ascertained imports of gold amount to 1,150,0001. _ On the other hand, the shipments have not been heavy. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from the port of London during the week ending Thursdly last is as follows: Gold coin : to Hamburg, 2,230 oz.; to Adelaide, 5,000 oz.; to Belgium, 325 oz.; to the Mauritius, 4,5001. Gold bars : to Boulogne, 400 oz. Gold dust: to Hamburg, 27 ez. Silver coin: to Belgium, 85,000 or.; to Bombay, 104,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 23,000 oz. Silver bars : to Boulogne, 2.100 oz. This shows a total of 7,982 ounc.-s, and 4,500!. in gold, and 214,160 ounces .:1 silver, representing an aggre gate value of about 88,000!. sterling. We also hear of the undermentioned shipments, viz., by the Gibson Craig, for Port Phillip, 8,593.'., of which 4,3001. was in gold ; by the Gipsey Queen, for Sydney, 7,000/. in silver; and by the Indus, for Alexandria and the East, 196,3801., of which only 13,6781. was in gold. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week, as far as they can be traced, are consequently about 300,000!., and our statement therefore shows a balance of some 1,150,0001. in favour of impel ts. The movement in gold being of primary importance, it may be as well to mention that the shipments of this metal appear to be 34,0001. only against 1,130,000/. imported. It is reedless to point out that these large supplies of gold must have a sensible effect upon the money marke. in the present absence of any remarkable demand for the Continent or else where. The Californian gold imported usually finds its way to France, owing to the profit attending the extraction of the silver there, but of the late arrivals i of Aust'alian gold, which is much purer than the Californian, it is thought by competent authorities four-fifths will be presented to the Bank of England for purchase. In our statement we have abstained from including any estimate of the amount of Aus tralian gold brought in by passengers, although the imports in this way must be very considerable. The Stratford, the first vessel chartered by go- The superintendent of traffic of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway has issued notice that the line between Evesham and Oxfor will be open for passenger traffic on Saturday next, " giving a continuous communication between Lon don, Oxford, Worcester, Droitwich, Stourbridge, and Dudley. Subjoined is a copy of a resolution of the Stock Exchange Committee, dated the let June: In consequence of the peculiar circumstances which re quire the detention, in Paris, of the duns of the Paris and Strasbourg Railway, for the purpose of receiving the bonus, "Resolved,—That no dares of the Paris and Struboorg Railway shad be bought in until further notice from the committee."—June 1, 1853. Messrs. S. Laing and Jas. Ashwell, two of the directors of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company. have Just issued a report containing the results of their personal inspection of the works of the line. The section of 21 miles from Antwerp to Roosendaal will, it is stated, be ready for opening this year; the whole of the line will probably be completed early in the summer of 1854. As regards the prospect of traffic, the directors' impression con tinues favourable. A call of 11. has just been made on the shares of this line, payable by the sth July. Numerous special railway meetings are being called. Amongst these are a special general meet ing of the East and West India Docks and Bir mingham Junction Railway Company for the lith instant, to consider the bill now in parliament for raising additional capital, and other purposes. A meeting of the East Lancashire Raila ay Com pany for the 20th instant, to consider the bills now in parliament ; a meeting of tho London and Brighton Railway Company on the 15th, to consider the bill now pending in parliament, for the enlarge ment of stations, the formation of a branch railway to the Crystal Palace, and the conversion of the de benture debt into stook. For the consideration of seven bills now in parliament a special meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is also called for the 16th inst. The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kingdom for the last week are thus stated by Horvath 's Journal: Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 18.53 £326,900 .... 6,677 .... £4B 18 0 1862 287,903 .... 6,%69 .... 46 17 0 1861 281,389 .... 6,372 .... 44 6 0 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter'. telegraphic ex press: Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 5-16 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., Foreign, 48; the Coupons, 5 15-16; Portuguese New, 361 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 821; Granada Deferred, 10; ; Mexican New, 25'4; Peruvian, New, 831. Vienna, Friday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 941 ; Exchange on London, 10.41; Bank Shares, 1,434. Madrid, Tuesday : Three per Cents. Interior, 451; Deferred Three per Cents., 24 3-16 ; the Passive Bonds, 51. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market has experienced a con siderable improvement to-day, and the upward ten dency has communicated itself to every department of the house, although business generally is not active. Console opened 984 to lex div. for the 19th July, and quickly improved to their present quota tion of 98Z to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 991; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1011 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 6s. prem.; India Bonds, 251. to 291. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been very few, but the tendency for prices is improving, espe cially for Mexican. Granada Deferred has rallied. Mexican Bonds mark 271 to 1; Granada Deferred, 10 to 4; Portuguese Fours, 391 to 1; Sardinian, 941; Spanish Old Threes, 49; ditto Deferred, 231 to 1 ; Dutch Fours, 955; Venezuela Deferred, 16. PROPOSED REMOVAL OP NEWG.ATE AND BRIDE: waLt.—On Saturday, in the Court of Common Council, Alderman Sidney gave notice of a motion for directing the gaol committee to take into consideration the present exces sive expenditure connected with the prisms of the City, and to report if any and what alterations may judiciously be recommended for adoption, and especially to consider if it be practicable and wise to remove the gaol of Newgate and the prisms of Bridewell, and to consolidate them under one jurisdiction and management in connexion with the new prison at liolloway ; and further to consider the several remonstrances presented by grand juries to the judges during the past several years upon the want of proper ac commodation to jurors and witnesses in attendance at the Central Criminal Court, and whether a comprehensive plan for the consolidation of the prisons, and for the construetion of more convenient courts, with the necessary provision of a small house of detention for remanded prisoners, and for prisoners •ty day awaiting to be tried, would tend to the improvement of prison discipline, the saving of the City's cub, and the comfort and conven:ence of the public attend ing upon the prosecution of offenders. THE ROUND -HILL, Biuwiroy.—The ninth pur- 1 chase of land for the Conservative Land Society has just been made at Brighton The estate is known as the Round Hill, not far from St. Peter's church, at the top of the Steyne, and commands extensive views of the sea, town, and surrounding country. The property is close to the new promenade called "The Level," and is at a short' distance from the railway station, from which the satatecan he seen. The Round Hill beirm within the limits of the borough, gives votes both to Brighton and the eastern divi sion of the county of Sussex. FitENCH RAILWAY Titarete.—The following are the that relator• of the pow neelpta of the principal French ralway, : NoRTIMIIPI.— MID May 21 to May 27: P.m:neer*, J11,247L; gods, 922,47 , ,L; total, 631,127 f. ROl:M.—Prom May 22 to Mai 20: Paamengers, 9',324f.; gt,oct , 109,9851., total, 102 309 f. . taavaa.—.rcoa May 22 to Lay 23: YasEngera, 36.711'.; goad., ,1491. $ 7 3 ll Mt VILLWIII AND BRANCH LIIMS.—Prom MIT 22 to May Zi: Pawn 308,. , 50L tow.. 3711,0)111.. total. 643,7.13 t. .—.... - so.—Yrom Mir 14 to Mai :O: l'asse‘gtrs, :5;.69:6; good., 254 908 f.; .otal, 5 2,602 f. HALL—Prom May 16 to May 21 : Passengers, 3:0796; goods, 31.737 f.; t0ta1,67,315f. Mcorrsasay.—Prom May 21 to May 27: Paseettgrra. 10,944%; gads. 14,41.21. ; total. 29,2461. LTONR—Vinos May 22 to May :3 PARMIIgerS. 229,2.37 f. ; goods, 168.1.011 ; total, 397,9251. —From May 23 to May 29 : ramongers, Ir, :3 - ,f.; roe.. 23.14a10. total, 156,1641. Lento' ro Mamrisaaawa.iN.-- From Mar It to Mly '2 , : Putouts' s, 79,7115 f.; goods, 154,922 f, total, 163,1,7 f. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Mop-Pactors, re port that the actounts received this morning speak of fly having made its appearance in all the dietricti, two to four on a leaf, and in sheltered situations more, which has caused same activity in the market to-day, and prices have an upward tendency. METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular etatea that rally, several thousand tons, have been contraeted fur during the past week, principally on continental account. Maker, are very firm and indifferent as to fresh orders at present rates. Manufactured iron is . more inquired alter for ship- meet. Scotch pig iron has shown more activity; the low price of the article is attracting the attention ofipecu lators and shippers; the price 1 off with an upward tendency, at Ms. cash, buyers, and Os. three months open. Spelter—seme very large trans editions have taken place; the market leaves off quiet at 221. 51. on the spot, and 22/. 10s. for July and Augu-t shipments. The stock is diminishing. Copper—A reduo lion of id. per lb. has taken place in manufactured, and 9L 101. per ton in cake and tile, making a fall in the article from the maximum price, of 271. 10s. per ton. Tin con tinues in fair demand. Tin plates—the nrikers having de rarreined to reduce their make, the article is looking Maw. PUBLIC SALES. Jcxx 2.—By Mr. MAILI3II, at the Mart.—the absolute re version to two one-siatn share of 6491. 61. 4d., parable on the demise of a lady aged 65—knocked down at 10.51. A contingent reversion to one-eleve 3th abate of 1,3331. 6s. Bd., payable on the death of a lady, aged 67, provided her daughter, aged 3u, be then living—knocked down at 65/. The life interest of a gentleman, aged 3.5 year , in the dividend* arising from the sums of 9511.. 3.. 3d., snd 6421. Os. 3d. Three Per Cents. Reduoed—sold for 4601. A contingent reversionary interest, in one-fourth share, liable to be increased to a greater share, or even to the whole of 3,1001., Three per Cent. Reduced Bank An nuities, as also a policy of assurance for 7uol.—sold for 4001. The absolute reversion to nne-aisth share of the sum of 2,0511.175. 9d., Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., receivable on the decease of a lady aged 63 years—sold for 1501. An absolute reversion to one other sixth part of the above aunt—sold for 1601. A cepyhold cottage residence situate at Ewell, Surrey, let at 351., held of the manors of Ewell and Cuddington— knocked down at 660 t. A piece of copyheld lend situate at Banstead, Surrey, of the estimated annual value of 21. 10s., held of the manor of Banstead—knocked down at 601. Two leasehold houses, Nos. 11 and 12, llanoyey-place, Bennington and a villa residence, No. 28, Lansdowne place, Sout h Lambeth, producing 64/. per annum, the two first houses held for 93 years from 1846 at 121., and the other for 99 years from 1843 at 51.—sold for 4501. By Mr. Lzauw, at the Mart —A leasehold house, No. 16, branbpstreet, Bampstead-road, producing 421 per an num, term 97 Teats from 1641 ? at 61. ss. —sold for 4901. A leasehold estate, comprising six hcuses in Eyershalt street, Oakley-square, St. Pancras, let at 3451., term 99 years, at • ground rent of 71. each for the first fire houses, and 71. 7s. for the last—realised in lots 4,0601. By ROBBRTB and Roar, at the Mart —Leasehold ground rents arising trom 26 houses and shops in Vincent-street, Wilson-street, Frances-street, City-road„ producing 711.101., of which a moiety of 351. 15s. was ofkred for sale, the whole held for 46 years from Midsummei, 1822, at a pep percorn—knocked down at 3001. Leasehold houses, Nos. 1 to 4, in St. Anne's-terrace, Upper York-place, Wellington-road, St. John's-wood, let at 150/., term 67 years, at 101, for the whole—knocked down in lots at 1,9551. Two houses, in Sussex-place, Dalston, let at 931. 16s , term 86 years, at 31. per house—knocked down in lots, at 6451. _ . A leasehold house, No. 11, Ann-street, Bethnal-green road, of the annual value of 2.51, term 30 years, at I ss. knocked down at 150/. JUNE 3.-By Messrs. SHI:TTLEWORTII, .1 the Mart—. Twenty shares in the Defender Fire and Life Insurance Company, 21. Ws. per share paid—sold at IL 15s. to 17. per share. - - - - - - A rent charge of 851. per annum during the life of a per son aged 68 years old for 6301. Trn shares of 501. each in the Auction Mart—sold fcr 401. per there. A policy for 1,0001. in the London Life Associaticn, life 65 years, reduced premium 101. 17s. 6d.-5,;61. A policy of 5001. in the same office, on the same life, re duced premium 51. 18s. 6d.-320/. INSTANTANEOUS BLOSSOMING OP FLOWERS.—Ort Saturday afternoon, a few ladies and gentlemen assembled, on the invitation of Mons. Herbert, at Onslow House, Bromptou, for a private view of an experiment in the in etantaneous blossoming t.f flowers. The flowers selected for trial, were a rose and a geranium, both of which were entirely destitute of blossoms. Sat= buds were discernible a distance of about two yards, on the rose-tree. As soon ax the company had taken their scats in the room where the experiment took place; ttn. flowers were both covered with circular glass, and some liquids, apparently chemical aut.- stances, were applied at the side to the interior. In two or three minutes after, the glass bowls became dim with va pour; and within a quarter of an hour the geranium was uncovered, and several full.sized blossoms of the ordinary appearance and scent were cut from it, and distributed among the company. The experiment with the rose-tree failed, in consequence, as was stated, of the soil having been prepared too late. Various conjectures were formed as to the mode in which the affect was produced, but the preva lent opinion attributed it, mainly to the application of arti ficial heat, however generated, to the rout of the plant. combined with a careful preparation of the coil. No ex planation was offered by the exhibitor, nor were the own pauy allowed to inspect minutely. THE CITY TERMINUS BILL. Tho Preaident of the Board of Trade des informed Sir James Duke that the government cannot sanction this bill in its present shape, as they do not consider it to be in conformi'y with the ar- ronstements made in the year 181 i for the improvement of the City of Loudon. THE WEATHER has been meat ungenial in the south. The Tagus, which brought home the Peninsular mails on Friday, experiencid very rough weather on her homeward voyage. At Cadir the weather was very cold and rough ; such weather pas scarcely ever remembered there at this season of the year. At Gibraltar also the weather was unseasonable; a Sect of merchantmen,anus tering between three and four hundred sail, was windbound at Gibraltar when the Tagus lett ; the destination of most of them was England, and many had perishable cargoes on board. A steam-tug at Gibraltar would be a fortune. COMMON LODGING-HOUSES.—On Friday the bill on Common Lodging-houses, as amended by the House of Lords, was printed. It steeds for further discussim. in the House of Lords. Considerable alterations have been made in the bill. It now contains 20 provisions, and by one of them poweris given to inspect common lodging-hot t:IN P S " r Q. /1 %Tr /4„ . L 4, 6 .1 6 7'l' . ' a ' ';', -- : W3clVe I &Wit+) , 4;I