The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-28 00:00:00

•••# Cegaf-9 f "5" I 1 • 1. : 7L(TT . " t r, 4rr . .RU4 1 . ,- ' crt ..., . .. d . No. 1,798.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ___• T 11 r: lonia p ns Mont A Ing Pa p er, l prlu Y NEWS, t ria Nitta' rits. Ow 1.4111. Y N V.WS in at the head of do Li u., 1 ,. a 0,0 gr U.S. whoa:Wing hoe wainsimbe lair brawlers m a" • , tal in.cusal Marna. whether poLklaal, ~b ig ,a,15 , 51•‘. of Ila Omni Naam•—le aswaraty of Ito ...to. us tar ample, trathhg rid Weenie' Wm maw d lto a r a; mn ri i iii„,,,,, and la th• mild 1 111411111911•6114wimaftlal Weitinet untnni in the City, Wary. awl s o a st•urroon 41, ea.: .in• a woe Lilted Wt ithlppies si b s " paw _ ...sty report a in die [adios am by every wer`ovil w 44: -awl tbe dolly Xining ilayart, with 1041 of priors, reitolia anywhere. It .:.4tan. • Mel to twilit. as Wag Yr Gals ma Wass lb, .1.••" war b seaaks. awl kw &Imp pdadiAlii. ~,kaa. ▪ ~tuootie elettoreowate. ; ovtew pular, bow Is *no W the lad Mora of t th• yea lido to Use lewalieg larks Nowegars= -era AM tar maw Mao yemiret by sore Om goy • yew*, hod is Iva yea braes it. awn Wet aampleb•wi: batablialwid. amp laud. Caansica• 11•••,i5.. ....... Ital I,IfY,aN 1,1111 NI:tIS Th. ;wow . nil iodates ace of tbbpoiues jamas* the fallowing *a o, rat motet by • imam"r ire • Ina!, ?Uwe • the yoonweet tol ir ill the Loudon' aerobe wino 1 P.ll ti.o dr tlt tent Web ground wed • liberal Woe-- repro , nty th rworwsUve Itborwlent which Is clearly the yob: 4101. or angled i sod atrrady, with the mewed Mahe.. ,4 Inv r r voftieed daily wane, awl with the hugest mu▪ m' , r turista - wit to the • Thaw •—obtatned any 4 4,,,dr ito pnlitied mow wewepeade witt Ite eowoiereWl awn. two n..1n1 any Itrukerlier Negflelill la the klogdow ; ore tkle.e. 40, It wierwiltreet, Yleet.otrer I. Lewd's. The. the New day, but NEW ZEALAND COMPANY, THE OVE MONEY MARKET The Irish returns are: NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. THE OVERLAND MAIL. RAILWAY& MONEY MAICIUSI'. I The Utah returns are: 1862. 1851. ..-.--. --- Ter.ranDAlr BVINDIO. Belfast and Ballymena o annual general meeting of the proprietors of ______ 'THIS DAY. especially truoyce ' Londonderry and Enniskill e n 293 .... 185 251 .... 253 ew Zealand Compaky ine W bare takes a place pater- Cle AL/Mille TRIM:MATZ) an dEn p la r h iac t s un w ds ere sh ee ow n Belfast and County Doan out was adjoureed wail as 24th of June in eons,- ---.- Two ieCteez. to-da y , n nil" " ler In Se ewe Market, and the fur the Three-and-a- Quart er in which Ulster ed sibl i r eaa high i el, 927 .... 919 sof the number of p required by act of par- MARSEILLES, MAT 26 , 4 A.M. u • . c om ae were Dundalk and Enniskillen 172 .... 173 it not being prioent r .V .l l:esting was summonedof tbs asesemt have been in coarse of there were considerable p In ,e; at two °Weak the Awas sir takes by Mr. CAPTURE OF RANGOON AND MATARBAN, liquidstisu Ikea Au lbe emomeocement of boa- freely dealt in at par, and left off with a firm ap- nubile and Ilmhecla Dublin and Belfast Junction 789 .... 619 JNIBT, M.P., whew Owe wars only aka or ten pro- WITH 130 PIECES OF CANNON. newa rather Meat wan observable, and pearsoce at 99Z to 100 for money and the 9th of Irish south Ewer . 177 .... 162 IS ormt. en Floes of *Me dmilWaws ight l _,l rerovined from Jane; whist for the opening of the 16th July they !Cork and Bandon I CRAIPXAHr sail le boa been prevestai by fade- Tho Indian Mail has arrived.dates are 'lake dates are ' yesterday's dspesease banding brig' Moos , London were quoted as high as 1001 t o 1. There ' Cork, 131ackrock, and Pasaago l5O .... 104 on from attending la tubs Hones of Cammisaa, when Bombay, May 3; Calcutta. April 22. U for the new reasilliaissa he New iselaad was die - Rangoon and Matarban are taken, and 130 'HMS and South Weeteum, sad Midlsads. bat the market was a purchase of Reduced Thres es usual, Total 1; but he should tabs*, anwomalay eif raising the ~., ~ „„ is now flatter i sad wifige • mach the at the figure of 9n on account of the alfa n' al (motion, when the belga Yds - sainnitteo, in order "•, est .," n '''`" . . . . . same as at the close of s isistkat. South sinking fund. The business report is as fol- lie interests of the might his .Ha " e have had about 150 men non d e comm. Eutarns, however area 1 101011:-Three per Cent Consols, for money, 99., THIS DAY. red that the government ao ia whatever of Exchange at Calcutta, 1.101 to 1.11. • Two o'Ct.oei. ng or prejudicing the simition of tbe company, and nu° hay° bee n roll 11 W tanned:Atoms in the 100; ditto, for amount, 90Z, 100. Three per Cent. Th ere l- b een further . ley desired to give weight to every right to whieb the foreign shun. Reduced, 99, I. Now Three-and-a-Quarter per ere Gee no advance to-day it rho quotatio.as of the English funds, but the purchases any was entitled. The bill would be fairly die- MARRO AND MORI 1111017.111INTIBTI. Cents., 101, Z, 1. Long Annuities, 1800, al ; ditto, have ~ il and the friends of the sonar/ as the house EPSOM RACES. UMW, mess dais* to-day up 30 years, 1860, 7 3-16. fair extent, and ri are firm at the ',E'en to a P a watch strictly that an demo amala par which Si. Pd. Lamm. mammy. to 3 pm. The unfunded securities are still actively nal „ • • red late improvement. Consols have been quoted all l interfere with the inters* of the esespasy. Charges THIS DAY. 1 100 for money and the 9th of June. led on mieconception had beta made against the cm- _ lit. SO Maim ... - ...,. .. 114 /4 -- ------ after for temporary investment, and pnece arc ult Y. 99 to , "g• r Three per tents. Reduced mark 991 to ; ,rho and they were accused of teensy armee ether things. (BY EXPRESS.) t• St Amlawg„ lia&Mi. mad Met !IL I t rapidly rising. The March Exchequer ills were .ge New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 4. ad not the slightest Victims to the renege possible 14 all IllemWele.lll .. lel 104 spin ls. higher, at 755. to 78s. prem., and the June ______ j • ~ Bank Stock, 221. South Sea Stock, 1101. March iry into all the pron. inp of the emegear mad its di- 11 IS fnrismion4 bills experienced &considerable improvement, c rs, nod he was convinced that the Amp at money THE MEMBERS' PLATE. Ctsseaus..lMS II to/ Ys 68s. to 71s. prem. India Bonds are also advancir .e. i Exchequer . ° Bills, 75,. prcm f ditto June, 611 s. to 675. I not be maintained. The company Waver shown the Sleeping Partner .. .. 1 171 all ,DoMeaddlbt.ollloll.o 174 114 Bonds, 83s. to . 868. rem. ' prem. India p eat desire for pub:icity, as was evidebled in the num 10.119 sawed Hagar ... .. et 114 sales were effected to-day at 83s. prem. Doctor Puff . .. 2 at iSO Oilediaides _..14 14 21 Business in the foreign bonds has been very re- The adjustment of the account formed the, c hi e f . only . . . I printed document., committees of inquiry, and dis- .. sae in the House of Commons oa the subject The Miss Bundy .. .. .. 3 le , will pima, soll .. 10 It tneted, the movement consisting in the final business of the foreign stock market, and Or, course e. . . so , all Zama* ... - • • liqoulation of the "balance s " of the account, and imr wad ready to giro any upbeats:ice that aright bo THE OAKS. to is Iteuts tile.. le le As of prices was principally regulated by the , requ i s ite 25 sit i n . pnces present no quotable change. Peruvian Attires • arrangements ; owing to the terms fo r B BORROW) eramiplained of the set trawl Attack and By Rosalind are scratched. dam 11 T mg mark 1004 to 1011 ;ditto Deferred, 61 to 62. Equa- ewe _,.,...... _ . m ,a& nast 17,61 - '- • ov kip • eft, be g i b lii g e e ess o lueZ i lions ~, f ar , „ added m Sodas et' Om es. THE OAKS. • .--- _ - • - is an Ds. (gssisser :-.. s ". • '" • Aor. 8 Old Threes, 471 ; ditto' New ... ' - r ' airrie ikedi Deferred, 201 to j. Old Bolide, 311 ;* ditto ia the pet wind. Is of obtaining It. 20 restera .. q I • is were a. • • weaker, but this is not, surprising look- goverment a crows title, they had sisasals4 be Itesept Songstress .. . .. .. 1 U all tiestefle ties A... ing at the extraordinary . high pe.ees at which this New Threes, 24i to 25. re wee *asses Wass st um Wall thrwing tboy Bird on the Wing .. .. 2 nms Ito. ) ... .1 i security is at present maintained.. It is plain that LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Weaned under the Mali, prat. Is wear maw tally SI en Do. dem II and 13 eluc s 44 o rs out the object, slaw essigany, and is comldom Gossamer .. .. .. 3 mse Lea Menden . 117 111 the market is in a great me are supported by the For Account. f Use various wrongs EOM In *um the govereinest 14 ran. Won by a length. 30 sll Moth West ladla test , operation of the sm'aifig fund, which has of PARIS, Mar 27. 1 for W ana. banks .. 3S 3 111 tag to the sampan a Maw flat Wm May bore bees it. 10 ddlabergb sad Meepir a at SI late been largely extended owing to the great ,opminsillisSeet.i Loweet. Closing. W *WIT. mod WM beg rise timid thsir la" t° the o.ksS BETTING AT lIALF-PAST ONE. es. is seisonsetersemmuse! 44 be 41 11 profits derived from the guano monopoly. We lately 3 per costa 70 G 5 ' 70 65 70 70 70 55 70 GO Mama ea the speesseat they timid receive ss. st. IN Olaremeteratle Ratan - - 1 Dents ,99 63 99 55 99 70 99 53 •99 GO ten when sold. Government was therefore not asked 2to 1 apt Songstress. is an Until 14 30 111 drew attention to the fact that no less than three re- On i ese Cents. 7 to 2 - Transmit:. 114 se pa, abereeamiiirir• I demptions of 1 3, 4-avian stock have already been ad- sp er e,,,e, tanz e d e llo i o v f en e :Parr . etehoer land w w h o ich u n i. omnattel i t 6to 1 - Bird on the Wing (t). ts 4 all Oft elms, 11.6 par* 144 .4 10 I all , etad Wee.llrt. 34 1111nts. flew Loan' vertmed since Feb - Fbruary, amounting in the aggregate 3 Par 515 0., „ _ ....; 4 . ... _ _ ... ... ... t, 75 476 ; 90 dam 73 33. may it had been improved, cultivated, and peopled, 7to 1 - lied Hind. St. 110 . Madera_ ... .. 111 10 901 191 to 3 3 , 50 .01., and to-day notice was issued of another aetai ,,, ,5p , ac5a ,„17, • ""4 . 7 , 000 , 1 ° 0° N0 , 14 74 . 07. money. was therefttre of great value. That land was now to be 10 to 1 - le le all foams NMI clartisk .. SO 111 eancel'aient of 6,5001. Three per Cent. Bonds having uo. 41 - Roman 0 per feeds ; - 71 ... aup to the colony, and there was some possibility of 15 to 1 - Bay Rosa li nd. NI 111 Dt5.1166. .. —IIO pm 0.. 3 ..... - ... Do. 103 . 904 et. 100 Lasemble sad Tertalur. 701 701 701 1 been effected at Lima. As the bonds must be pur- rwivvv , t 5 o i. t . 97 .. Trewir, 11.44... 4 .«. mortgage upon it which the company thus held being ked by the colonial legislature. If the colonial legisla- le 14 De. Mae,. , lei M 7 1 10 Ili De. WeseMbellie . Usios 1 . cha std in the open market, advantage is of course Do. s, 1231 - 2740 ... chose to do re, it need not sell the land 10 ail treillieldlern .. - 14 I° IL 111 &den to put the price higher. The Spanish Bond- PAC's, MAT 27St. Germain, 875 Versailles (right Ink), 357 50; 6itto (left bank), 11l 55; Purl . and DTI,- 1.190• all, but grant levee for pasture, for wood, et MR. ItIATIIF.R'S CASE. tit, ti 4 tcaisamelarimul .. t 14_ holders Committee's Certificates for the half of the ~..., ..„ 1i.... 707 50; R. and 774n4;544 14; y a . .. 1...1 coal mime, upon which the company would St. too Lon.,Bsi‘dliNDS. OW 1 103 .1051 41 unfunded coupons were in demand to•day, and sesame, tit 13; Stessteure sad Bele, 243; Orleans rind Beldame, •no Maim. The representatives of the Canterbury TO TIII IDTTOII or Telt Exratas. AL 100 Imam g is.trests. in im6 Int t 1 rose to 2! per cent The following is the 617 60; Northers, 566 31, Pads and •rtrassourg, 533 ; doe vM Home Wend the "'Dray in parliament , because 8111,-As negotiations in reference to my son's ease ft tt Da mu II 53 as. as.. dowse .., .. 1 4 1 1 14 IN and N 266 75; klontureso and Troyes, - ... .. 4 re list of the day's s ales :- Brazilian Old Five j4e9r 1 ,72 SO; 6 Nan d Ceram, 90; Bordeaux and Tarte, 117 50. 111.111".. owed moody to the company and desired t° have been declared by the Foreign Sceratary to he con- le 1 De.filesli.JnandB.(C 1 fl .. Cents., 994 ; ditto Five per Cents. (Rothschild's), • • MADRID, MAY 22.-Three per Cents., 43 11 after rid se Ws debt eluded, and as I understand certain elpla.nationshave taken 1 :8.• laa, 1 / 1 8104 ak eeete- sewn 14 5 ° ! le: Ite Cerallatote or that the basis of the security Rives 1 tonight relative to it in the lloi.se of Peers, may I ev 41i Do, £5O ... ... . 4 4 1 • ds 91 i " i Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., 73/, 73; Chilian Bolas, 431 p.; Ditto Deferred, 211; after Bolan, 211; tho rilniMillet for the fulfilment of the agreement was4o 114 Du. /I 40 Three per Cents., 694. Dutch Four per Cent. Certiti- Debt (Ist class), fil, ; after Boise, tile.; do. 2nd clans), Ceg the favour of your inserting the 'enclosed two coaelnd- m e n b,.4,..e n yg gii i aligl i n Ile 1 . ' s M lama la Ho letter of Mr. Hawn to** company's „, ing notes on the subject in the P.xpress of tomorrow 301 all IMmi..llna..aseleadoe 21 q eaten, 931. 93, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 41, 4. Granada 5 5-16 p. ; after Boise, 51c.; Bank of St. Ferdinand, "WIN 45°411 the 19th of May 1 847 , and in i" ate°.... evening-and I am, Sir, your meet obedient servant, 111.,100 Baml6llßlLAUmealmek. SI U $ll 6 Deferred, 8 1 , 4. Mexican New Three per Cents , 103 e. Exchange on London, 5040. glair measereadura, in which r. Italics says : "The JAMES MATIJER. 5 11 1I De.MeadOUL Valor S aa . a , 25, 24/, 23. Peruvian Deferred Ihree per Cents., BERLIN, MAY 25.-Voluntary Loan, 1021; New it shall be a mortgage charge on all the crown lands of 6, Barton-street, Westminster, May 27, 1852. at. 100 lellerad . . .. iti 'Ali eei II i w Zealand, of which the interest and a certain proper - et. KO De. Ilem . ..wid To . rby U et 6 14 4 1 604, 60, 62. Portuguese Five per Cents (Brazil gun- Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto " Foreign-office. Ma 24, 1852 . le 474 alleMadOseat Waitsrn(li - - n of the principal shall be the first payment made outrantee) . , 1011 ; ditto Converted Four per Cents., 36 1. (1852), 1021 ; National Debt, 901 :. Commercial "To James Mather, Fart., Tho Grove, Westoe, South IS an downwebet _ . ... 11. 14 the land fund accruing to the crown from New Zea- *Aikido. It 10 61= 44 1 4 hwe . _ _ al 4 54 Sardinian Pive per Cents., 96t, 4. Spanish Pas- Marine Society's Premium, 1211. Bank Shares. 1021. is The accompanying memorandum say.: "That the " Sir,-I have the satisfaction of informing you, by the rive Bonds, SZ, I• • ditto Old Three per Cents., 47 1 VIENNA, MAY 26.-Fiee per Cent. Metalliques. Rea.. ien open, shalt be entitled to the payment of the sum so due direction of the Earl of Malmestsury, that, after long and 2 ~2,t 2 !aarklaat -k ••••• is 1 . 1 1 ditto, New Defer;ed Three per Cents., '2Ol ; ditto 932 • New Loan (A), 951; ditto (B), 108 ; Four-and- it, with interest et 31 per cent., to be paid out of the re- vexatious negotiations with the Tuscan government, Mr. VT; -17.:1,,,,a,,,,c :11 ; ~,. Committee's Certif., 21. 21 per ant . Venezuela a.lfalf per Cents. ditto, 83Z ; Bank Shares, 1,352 ; nee accruing from the sale of crown lands in New Zealand scarictt, h as ittansud in obtaining for your aou a practical 20 2 „caw. oneu . s. lige. 14 s 41. her deducting the proportion due for surveys and emigre- Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 371, 381 ; ditto for Exchange on London, 12.11. of atonement for the unmerited and brutal treatment he rer , R. Is Needs MIMI_ -. ... .. 7 71 71 1 '°'" Me bad alwa y s *milder "' that to he the position ceived at Florins's. by the payment by that g overnment of le II derlbllema--. ... ... 71 le dis account, 38, t. e company; but the load question was a most complicatedSS 01 Nadi lealbakblre... . 7 113 As 1111 There were some purchases of shares in the new the sum of 1,000 fraassassai. - - ie, and it was impossible to s t y b og it could be settled. ii Although bee 's government do not consider to v SO HaretWaelem., ... . . . Belgic-American Atlantic and Mississippi Railway MINES. e was luscious to give the colony good government, with that this sans is to the injury which Mr. Mather ss a l i l t /s ° lllll M ^ 1 . 3 'a *PI &Weber. 1 194 as and Emigration Company yesterday at 1 prem., and Jr representative institutions, with the full power to ...=„„ ... sh ... 1 . i ., s ... v .... 14h 0074 i would have ... 25 022255 ... .. I I sq THURSDAY EVENING. Image their own affairs, and he considered that the re- r_, 7.1...r.".." -.... 6 7 h ' i l - Z aiLrints ; tad although '" at. II assll6o MUM . . II 1 1 to-day the quotation was current at 7-16 to 9-16 The market for British mining stocks remains rgement of the land. was one of the most important, with- r i , ~.„—rh a; x r. ass instructed to demand, IN all 4111 , 414 814 1 11 , 1 1 4 7 f1 033 . 4% 1 2 prem. The Crystal Palace shares were only 1-16 to quiet, but steady, business being of an ordinary cha- nt which the colony would never he satisfied. But he " 91 128.0110_ _ _ -IL-. ... 21 her Msiesty's_ peassammt, have reason to believe that es . 3-16 prem. meter. The prices at which sales have been made ever contemplated sanctioning any organi - ation by which mt. le 5 teermadwepallimebrdol. m • ab wad to the best of his judgment $.l all and mavv , The settlement of the account in the railway share are reported to sus as taxless by the most respectable le claim. of the company would be prejudiced, or prevent in thi=eadogin the controveny. There is no .Min.) ... . 13 111 market has not been unattended with difficulty, the brokers and dealers, but duo allowance must be made altogether from obtaining the payment of a put debt. doubt thiat the anxiety he has gone through, its It an Ei g h ts ... ... .. I s s firm of Messrs. George Baker and Son having been 'he boa. gentlem e n here read a palace from a dispatch UMW of this and other disputes with the le Si OM= ... .. It IS for the wide margin frequently existing in this emi- nently addressed to government by Sir George Grey, the Teem nemmunent, has brought noon him most danger- le 4 4 ... •.. 4 4di 1$ announced as unable to meet its liabilities. The able market as between buyer and seller : -South *venter of the colony, is which the writer states that the ems Mow. Prince fichwersenberg, before his death, had rt. r e DM. 7. : :-. .. 14 it differen3es are expected to prove rather considerable, A mu . ; 3 ; . sour severs rimer Consols, 3 1 ,, 4,1; Hingston ebt due to the company ought to be paid out of tlio land eAdelesul • note to her Majesty's government expensing so so 1.0e.f. :: 2in M 104 1 i but nothing certain is yet known respecting the ex- Downs, 5; Tincroft, 11 , „ 1 ; Alfred Console, 111, 1; eveouri. „,, L . l his great regret at the occurrence, and at the act of the so is viii g i d g e d ni,m, 6 46 , 6 yin tent of the ultimate lose. The depression of today West Alfred Consols, 263; Glonaulin, ; 1 to 5 prem. A Plorannva suggested that the ruminant s h-- - Austrian edam, which he assured her Majesty's govern- . MI Stelits• mid Hartlepool - - in the share market may, in a great measure, be at- ilt'''. the any le is "40° 4 Pmiti°° , °° the ceettpeny meat was set dictated by any feline of hostility to our je le • . 11 4 4 • li 1 Tho gold mines still hang very flat upon the mar- " ' " for ono; AOLIONW Ninon r Ts. r postilion the tell tessed general that the believed altering a that they company tweed mould aged in founded r i p mu t inquiry meton, could, E7:7: riF I' ICI AL LNYORMSldstruplarrArrie Tit %I.ATRAI.n.- Dom norm •t.t ALT Wllle.N 5t,4,11.11.-11• timbal kr SUSDAT hgT, Kay 3 , , pee JJ., pot , tree. amtaliaella Isivialuirs of tat Lima Inte,hgen. e tto the moment ol pallteetba) gala pita at the world, by rayee..., electric Werra" Mid Pile IDIOM MOM" ira at rap.nror. The gopher k,r Sunday ant will ale asatant artu4 -Ihe Rl= IR I Itgb pearasa. eau Oa -1400 ore Law Coat...bum -Ileyreeth Day-I oeby Day heercor of akippog ILI% as .k.a - No. L..ehloa ot and OW Notably - Tlw Golden Calf wi ▪ ty -Th e Rowan Failed gr..oeia, -Gordealeg for June ti Wr. Gertay tarotte Murcia awl Itobtnoy at Mill aad *maw.' ke 14.110 -ERIRFRIIOR Important Leiter from ak hflairldlo Cauthen I.lll#llllt. not t. Northam, Colo ▪ I. al white la EngLowl. Aer•ltat of the States of ARWR/RIN and %here to:bale-The It .difit at Neale -The &MIA/ Match advent Coro e. a J ildr- trwleatioti el the W..rling Man'. Memorial to hr f. feel-Farb of eht .4 the Week, Ike., ika.—Lumays Igl4.lyLT La 41 1 10!: NEWSPArta is pularbrd every /later ay mold to haw L 'goat. Peke tely h•et I.ee. Scud tam pelage WP t. Edward Lloyd, No. anintairraquare, Lama" sad gpor.ve 40t w.Py r snarl's, ta wart of aay aewayeader. ta• lit Weak peat & raY - ham government rather have ink so carry thou of tl 'mud =ibis ' prosement t or NM w seagray =I wee gives the mortgage shirked by - tare for have settlement that awe' get rid r The bybak *il 10 smaretary, aebt aw LATIONAL ASSURANCE and LNVESTMENT AsSuITAIION, 7, at blarou'splaio, Tretalgarequate, ...vosatent f miry with this Aiwieletke, Web vie sets lig ow as e plus peculiar to Wei; OSIMMIS Pled id v.istsse* to the noels aphid of the .fit, isd tbelepitient sum i se ..l the vidietrial claws of the solasseity. Wed IMO su °ppm , twat, lo• temp*, tt4 Melted isle of belsert 11810Alre mum's*, us wislch slow the= •.eve .tepostheit with the re IMO f,.. latb-ulin se ....ma et Ilb eirsfespesetee. • el re Sao priori of seasseeseat. With see buss by use LIU eitess.. • the Luisa • hewed to it by biseless•••••• Um.; Ite. slow, Ilrpo.l'ars retry wpeat SOWS by thee .eritil Irs floe skate/dab deny bisd—es Mambo tibia so oh, lovvistovi, weer pada* or privets. bolds Mibh er eas Merl. to Iv waiters . . iLlerrot Os Divides!. le i.pest parable baidlearty i ts afilleB7 hal. cie.... The Cekriti! Nosh idtweet ewe& d ter disdset end sesente Iron the repov,ei M hto Ito lousiness& Deputised. t surtintees, w.ib the 1 . .11..1 ond, a st.arstites for the agspeneste of the Aroeia. hos, xvi be. bees provided to °edit te resder the eseurity of the dreired courtly, LIVE DEPARTMENT. 'lli* Persistent esiticions• comprebensive sad inelLrestasted trust ot I.de assoresse, with morLy valuab4 lad issue us Ds pommies. rut .nhcroVisi 1114 wlespel say be obtained. os applisati at tie lie-a treks • the Aiseebalts, ce to the rcepeNve Aleuts, Uir-soluut the Called Slam mamma, Mesestes Director. %.13. Applawslisse Aperies nay le male to the Smote* Diu 'WC New lion 00Mpl1D7 to it, with TOBIII Ex' after des e one, Ile fair manage remains ciao- never the," respectablemade TI-10! HARRIS & SON'S TM kt, reoestly nervier debt Hingston 14! '; Improved Aarematkililinves. _. °Moen, .• es I'a meatwas sot dictated by any Wing of host ility to our countrymen in general, or of personal =slim to Mr. Mather himself. The patriotic manner in which you hare re peatedly expressed yourself upon this unfortunate affair, induces the Earl of Malmeabury to bdiere that you will ormaider our international laws ag sufficiently vindicated. PA am, sir, your most obedient, humble servant, " H. M. ADDINGTON." IT voinsark - 7 ----- 7 . a wawa' ai irxiiat all %Odd ari 11 Wage Orwe ll _ _ -•- II I I lI7 A II 7 4 tla 2 se gold .1 Ming very flat upon the mar ket, and sales can only be effected at reduced rates. Agua Prins were sold to-day at par, and Australian Freehold and Avo Maria at 10s. die.; Colonial Gold closed only « die. to par. The non-official quotations are as follows :—Australian Console, dig. to par; Royal Australian Mining, 1 din. to par; Liberty mising. 3-10 to G-ln nr.rs Vow River. k die. to par; Melbourne, dia. to par. Meet fry Totirirts ud lITYIef. tar stelet Wks. Pa.; erti IV lino. "U.: MN% 45.; Sweaty dine, St Orr. beepeeV te wupes 1/2. Csirlup Ores. 111,111 U ‘lllll4 ead SOX=iese tbe Mont runny, 32. GIEAT Y . —he. STRECT. Ur et b ewes' the 11/11111111 BICIZONI GATEL Reeelbet thhs mai rue vet weld irlebitles the here. ii lii VII DT. -- ds. Rabelais' .. I • Do.o.lll.l.leires . a Tot AM to Maw IV li ii L12.....,50N sod ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte nrieseenn. , 1 .4 it. lintt•l7-4.44 neurred tram awl boonatteet. PI ANt trOIITLII of as Mt wort. —ix PALII„ BUM and kivtatTs nu:4. lastrunreAs = b leen ant on We (snarl nqual Nnew) W be nolti It • S. feamlba.—Seisad.bbail Ilreostn by various ushers as b. Wm IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, oto wady reertawy id* apes awl eienbility.— SI COM In askernetrdstwe lb. lonienwa powwow Is Ime ter wer r ran rear ired, twer. to cal dr Wines et i r=ibewd z e i ; brat* and al 'Ill." 10 tend" to Me pereed W PTUtli et IN WelifitiLli YVlllinnti.=ooss, Nrawiamers. lb. 1111.44,10 drama retwatal ands% lllllMillOilli elli the lerawe. It roe be warranted tree from di Ihe twthen inen haw*, milegter the Pew patent groans Mena Ow andrew—tatUßUTON IN Walk If sad IS, 16.111011tdrillAiL Wads detteend fres midis 12 was T HE GOLD REVIVER, ]s. ed. per Bottle. =CM lialltlD slim', Is. t er low eablobel awl bi&y-pstraeleed propeesdoes maw Old Odt /ma ad bum' timed Artistes am, by • eiegle opplintlos_ z_ 2 2,'„r orrogre.... -- 71'&7 9 = wear.. 1 1 ; Appleby, lobe bow; Colinas. hiltheall; Aplms 13, la•tber Mid& YATon WATERINO GARDENS, DISTRL lir TING LlllllO )1 ANVIL, BeZi VW Usk ITC.— r• r al' IYAN (ATI) ti Itl AAVIIREI HOSIMPEL Itt i • IASI! II AMY' it (tole tram* awl Ihrtairirm), Got .r..a.al. Ltalas. Theo !Vas see well adliaisd kr allorillf W. err,. atreying liquid aisaset. rack* km Ned drew ski cm per int. riaar t a maktr Now 'wormer sad ilps Is rw sc.n.l. Ittry art poodaiiri mishit*? irrodestrook rid arti kid ,11,.. 4,4 y twitel IS throliipionou Mr emeroglir hot re soil _war l. •..r,, tr. :1.11. yrrionlir4 frekkeskkee Clarke lir% UM wi .' t ' ...ft rte. .14 bramobso somelolo, mil mks Mob rwarly lit or oo .. ou r re tosior-oltrimm All bow or scam soldrund to ' L. IR \ 4 1 11 E. 00114.4.111,11, Grevolirood, leados. di moot vrn taatiNte attettra. N.lt II:W.012W 1ND4611011811.11 WAIKIII6 Cullirs kr L.... 1 Ya . .,..., and that Rabb. kr Mem ear Net Weree4kes, N: Prk re. ke Molts nil lilsoi• Bus el kkiewoklark sot artr vo to ,r.:01., ) LADIEL—ROWLANDIF ZALYDOR, far Q. .it rd implelles. —lt Is dastlierelebei fee he =trawl i'a•tnee see seethies elbete ee the AK while. by Me Wien *et pew NA =boo medlecy me* II mods di imiddiles ' , Om% amp wily Wady ad thee -,%dripaiss Mom. spid► lidlduk ad sm swiree. amiss TY admit V e lt to the died. aid dr NOM asi Mew •te Irma and inek maw It aileyeertilie wry (les. Ebr AWN& did it did di Inlaid sal isdlonds 60 " 3 / 4 - e4 mere it elk sae" eme~iL Omen eriperkess is tele, sr weds in es the rote , thi min adds, aii 11106•1 art kik Irk ee rbrire." ere dee dignindl en Ow gdormiel shoo std r.ll trate. Pd• et. OIL MI 11L—Sell bY theme. est Menem Tor. llorsnmr FAMIT.V.—In virtue of a judgment of thi Civil Tribunal of Tournai, the chateau of Basement, io Count liippolyte de Boosrmi poisoned his brother aa'llst, fee which Mate be wm executed, is to be sold for et benefit of his three infant children, together with two fulo• sail other property dependent en it. By request of r'out's father, who dial lately in Amenik the chateau parettased by the family, and demolished. The ; ' , Mem Boeum4l . posed IM winter at Bromide, and • Jost gone to the Who edChstedfontaine. "It appears," the boi. , poddiseco of that city, "that nothii.g confirm made some time ago of a member of as I:owlish family hoeing left her by will 24,0001.; but that an offer of marriage was mods to her. This • • weiuteil when made, sad there bra bees ea awe • ••.•,., ~t it since the sleuth of August." : 11 StICIDI---Yeatertlay morning, about l':"I'rot 3, an elderly woman, respectably attired, was oh " r " ,l by • lad who was p aw i ng over Blockfrisso•bridge, to the parapet, and, without a lltaawat's hadiathm, pf•- into the stream Es imam* Mid She pa wa s os dety, who slaratsd the balm sta Ile phr, and the latte r , by dint of great Isasstisa, saapbsd asdbelle womaa before it was toe late. IflaWag besrght her 1,,, re. die was convey e d to the receiving hams he Wats,. , where, after the applissti OW d the mad reitoratives, Kit speedily recovered. - -.4 .1..„"17Mig resters the company ealilanlipanamt , . company acacia' to pay to the irovemomoot Is per sore. Ire sower to Mr. Berairmd, tite SHCRITAST stated that the land asks accounted he oglioanted to 83791. The CHAIRMAN mkt theg theaments already published showed that Wm of Mad hod taken place to a much larger mooed, of which tho anapay had received nothing, but instroctioos had been mat out by government that the mo ney should be remitted to this country as soon as possible. The share of the company would amount to several thou. mad pounds. The meeting then adjourned. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXPoED, MAY 27.—The following is the award of the first public inanimation, under moderators, published this afternoon :—Clase I—ln Lilefu 6mq-is et Laurie— Charles Henry Alderson, Trinity; James A. Atkinson, Easter; James I'. Beck, Oriel; Joseph Bowstsad, Queen's; G. Charles Brodrick, MUM ; James Thomas Douboulay, Exeter; Thomas William Falcon, Queen's; George J. Goemben, Oriel ; Robin G. W. Herbert, Balliol; William Inge. Worcester; Charles W. Kinz, Trinity; Arthur Martin, Corpus Christi; George E. Thorley, Wadham; Frederick W. Walker, Corpus Christi; Charles J. Wood, Brasenose.—Class 2—Edward 8. Beesley, Wad ham; John B. Behrenda, St. John's; George Bran son, Lincoln ; Samuel C. Bosanquet, Christ Church ; Thomas E. Brown, Christ Church ; Arthur Gray Butler, University ; Lewis Campbell, Balliol ; George F. Coke, Exeter; R. Eden George Cole, University; Henry 111. Cairo, Christ Church • Charles A. Cookson, Oriel ; Ed ward Cutler, Balliol ; Reg inald Edwards, W a dham; Wil braham Egerton , Christ Church ; William H. Fremantle, Balhol ; Thomas 11. Girths, Pembroke ; John George Greg. son, Exeter; Frederick Harrison, Wadham; Henry IL Hayward, Pembroke; W. York Iron. Brasenose ; Marquis of Lothian, Christ Church; Francis Otter, Corpus Christi; Williams George Pedder, Exeter; Henry Poole, Pam. broke; William Scott, Worcester; Thomas Alfred Stowell, Queen's; John T. Thom, Christ Church; Edmund 11. L. Willis, Queen's; Charles Lee Wingfield, Exeter; William H. Wilson, Balliol. Osborne Gordon, Thomas P. Hensley, George Rawlins's% H. L. Hamel, Moderators. CaMitfilDol. MAT 27. TYRWILITT'S Heinew SceoLessuirs.—Tbs Hoe. Robert Tyrwhitt, M.A., late Fellow of Joss Calm breenthtd the interest of 4,0001. for the annoni_rporrt nett promotion of flnbro! learning. The sum loiloutod Ito ttio moistsmanee of six seholarsh ipe, two si fall vomit every year, and each tenable for a period Odra* years. The candidates to be bachelors of arts (agkriller) or isciapters who us not of sufficient stand• fag Wbe snout mesas of arts. The scholarships for the mailluswinal your hare this day been adjudged as iWwe:—Da. hefty, St Catherine's—Ds. Luton, St. John's, equal. The examiners awarded a gratuity of thirty pound; to Ds. Barnard, Trinity. The following is the seder of merit :—Ds. Jeffery, St. Catherine'*—Ds. Langton, Ilk John's, equal; Ds. Barnard, Trinity; Ds. Cooke, St. Johie—Ds. Norman, St. Catherine's. equal; De. Wbyley, Trinity; Ds. Corha m, Trinity; Di. Kearney, St. John's. NAVAL. Azomnimurr, MAT 27.—APPOINTMENT8.—Surgeon A. J. Little, and Art:surgeon D.W.Stephms, to Basilisk. Clerk A. Jeffreys to 8/sekeiss, and J. J. Stevens to Ferret. PORDIMOUTII, MAT 27.—The Queen, 118, Cap tain Wise, sailed from Spitheed to-day for Plymouth, to be paid wages. The Superb, 80, Captain Purcell, sails this for Sheerness to be inspected and paid or. The stsamsloop, woe put into commission today at this port, by Commander the Hon. F. Egerton. It is ru moured to-day I. the Dockyard that the whole of the ahips at Noitheed are to be paid off. MINCINO-LANE.-TRIS DAY. SVGA/S.—The public sales are going off steadily to-thy ; the result of the week shows that prices have been fully supported, although the amount of business done has not been quite so large as of late. The refined market Is a shade dearer. Grocery humps, fair to fine, 475. 6d. to 49.. C0771111.-I'nee• have been supported during the week, and a full amount of general baeiness done. Good ordi nary native Ceylon steady, at 445. buyers; general quota tion.% 44e. to 4.W. 6d. Cocoa.—This article has been in improved demand, and full priers have berm paid in public sale. Tau.—importers coot Las 02M, and priers are fully sup- R porte es d. .—This article shows• slight improvement, yet the market has not been brisk. . . B.III.TPETKIL —Priam have boas napportad, bat the amount of brains,* done has beta call._ . . . . Bricse.—Pimento sad Pepper Atm, at last week's pekes. Nutmegs are fully ld. dearer. Meom owned the same as last week. Other descriptions without alteration. Corrox.—There has been rather a lugs Imminent done during the week, and the Market closed at ob. advance. SPIIIIITS.—The demand for Ruin bar been good, and primes are fully supported. Brandy steady. In other articles no material alteration; the past week has been considered partly holiday, as customary. The public colonial market will re-open un Wednesday next. TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIB DAY. The starker is steady, and prices are well supported. Town Tallow is quoted 365. nett emit ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 378 to 375. 3d.; October to December (1862), 375. Od.; on or before the end of May 375. " 6, Barton-ttreet, Westminster, Mai 37, 1852. "My Lord,—The communication of your lordship of the 24th inst., by Mr. Addington, reached me hero to-day. " The feelings with which I perused such a document I will not attempt to express to your lordship. " Now, my lord, you will do me the favour to remember, that a British subject, my son, was attacked in Morena by two armed Austrian officers, receiving the most 'unmerited and brutal treatment,' as your lordship has expressed it; that he was cut down by one of them, left in his blood, his life in danger for a length of time, and his health perhaps for ever injured; and all this without any provo cation, any offence, as has been proved by evidence not to be controverted, by the most respectable witnesses—people, the subjects of the state whose officers had so acted. " Yet, for all this, no real redress has been obtained : that officer is still at large, and remains unpunished. " Upon my return from prosecuting the inquiry at Fla mace, you demanded to know what redress and reparation I deemed sufficient for such an outrage ; to that demand, in my memorandum of the 6th March, I replied—' lit. That some marked punishment for an act, proven by the sworn evidence of impartial witnesses, to have been gross and unprovoked, should he inflicted upon the offender, such so is fitting for an act of that description committed upon a British subject b' an officer of another country at amity with Britain. 1% hat that should be it is for Lord ?chimes. , bury, who represents British interests and British honour, and officially secures protection to British subjects abroad to decide.' . _ " Whatever personal reparation you might deem proper to demand—which I conceded with regret to your lord ship's express commands, as I foresaw a pr3bable misappli cation of such concession—was, as you know, to give place to the public honour. "You now inform me that Prince Schwarsenberg, the late l'rime Minister of Austria, previous to his death, 'hail addressed a note to her Majesty's government, expressing his great regret at the occurrence, and at the act of the Austrian officers.' " The extent of such regret ntly be estimated by this. The Austrian officer, who stained the honour of the Aus trian army by his bloodthirsty and cowardly act, has been allowed to go free and unpune•hed ; and his conduct has been approved, at least defended, by Prince Sehwerzen berg's lieutenant, the Austrian commander-in-thief in Tuscany, Prince Lichtenstein. " This man I frequently saw in all the pride of military array and overhearing insolence in the streets of Florence, a public example to his brother officers and the world of the impunity with which British subjects may be treated, and the evidence of the low estimation of his superiors f British honour and British power. " This, all the while that British statesmen and diplo matists were making urgent dem.dads for redress—your lordship amongst the number. " Ilas anything been done since to impress them with the contrary? " Your lordship continued to demand redress at Florence, notwithstanding Prince tichwarsenberg's note, as I undet- stood you. Has it been obtained ? " The offer made by the Tuscan government, as named in your communication, is too absurd to be deemed so; and which is even submitted to me in terms as if it were felt to be most humiliating. "It would require of itself no notice from me ; but that it is an indication of the expected impunity with which an Anetrisin °Meer may outrage a British subject, and a prece dent and encouragement to any one disposed to repeat such offence. In that it is a matter of some concern. t" The patriotic manner in which I have repeatedly expressed myself in this unfortunate affair,' as you are pleased to observe, has originated in feelings that induce me now to express the pain which I feel, that this crime is sought to be compromised, end the indignation, as far as I am concerned, with which I reject the offer of the Tuscan government and any participation in such proceedings. " I will not pretend to he &judo of what is due to the honour of England, but I know what is due to my own. My eon, who is still abroad, will, I am sure, participate in three sentiments. " I have the honour to remain, my lord, your lordship's most obedient and humble servant, " JAMES MATHER. " To the Right Hon. the Earl of Malmesbury, her Ma jesty's Secretary of State." LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITTETOOL, MAT 27.—The share market is very much depressed again to-day, and we hero to note a &eine of 1 per cent. (rein the quotation. of yesterday, in Midlands and London.. The following are the transactions: — Birk( ahead, Lanearhire, and Cheshire (laM Chester and Birkenhead), 17 13.16—Blackburn (late B. C. and W. 1., pref. 6 per cents.), 202—Caledonian (Greenock guaranteed), 15 1416—Eastern Counties, B)—East Lancashire (pre( char".), 91.16—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71—Ditto 20/. F shares), 2 d.—London and North Western, 122 c. - Ditto (new shares), 42 c. 1 p.—Manchestcr, Shef field, and Lincoln, 312—Midland, 67a 7 7 61—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton (nrd. shares, guar. 6 per tent.), p —South Eastern and Dover, 201— . York and North Midland, 231 c. 2—Demerara, B—llutch Rhenish, Lunn MANED AT ITI IlintiolimliOsloadJime iI iseMIT UI VZOS. aola porta 'I (Isaild wetweMe SOf 11410 416seir o 3Ot od Donn (Isind TIO sesis OralWolsos tageoros* (1444•414 GrastWesSon If flasldoebsrlire (14•444 Wew..i SO Caydssils hustles SS Ibialsadrok.por.OpXt NAM le fitl. Sarefeen , tS4 aisesselsr 'OM (Isms' to OressWodern SO italliedby(l.Tostid4Ml4 IS Da Awn 4180.. 114 De. f *am (ditto).. SO taidelli llr.fMd (111k114•4 If( Larks sor4 Orem .414 -4 1 — Trowea . sco iptur holhows 1 ainikt cliarApoil3;7l (linsip Nadilll) 1101.0001011 - 8 Jit net PeudiallsWpOlor 114. IiN.W oolJoLms.lacch 11 Ditto ter tia n Mao) 10 lad te posid 14 Swim •811111•010s1:. Gout Ilordism o.oo_l —. 01 Da lbws* Szy.at.tt/ Ise Sof . 1/06.118•14 p (101* Talc isidiMltatSo? NEW rut iromais 16 [Woe TNlebll , p . . CtAres _ -- 104 Wilts t Otossa to Gnat Ilrosisial. SO Si Abordees !.!. I !I! Ic_01010°"P9 IClieater sailtolphaad . all Mind s% he Y. ast Abet on 84 LartAne j awe r c ,a( . l , I Do, do. (71.176.) 7 per Ct. 61 Y-tat.tkr.soV.,s p a.,N0l 61 Ditto do. No.: 10 Do. New 0 pet Oaat. Stool rast.Ualakfleripio.So.o all Int Lady 11 CiT ri;t qialas. idadiumb. sad Mr l =oo6t l4 11: 61 11111/IdOtl 6 ow .ripe 100 Ot. 1120144 p.ot 100 arta. ta.C. 10 Loa &DOM. 1,03. 4 15 el • DOW INT Om 11/01. LamisalliftWoman oil a —a— ..sot to Dw Ilsw 3 Do. Iti DIM PigDm= NM* I 00.0inrinaglig pgrCt. Ur& 06164 Werniagg; wA 11111.6 perdu, 4 krenailien.NrwOuar. 10 ilirgingliOnela(Nar.oll. 25 4 2.4:145e . 20 SouiliTcek. 4 pug ettiv I ll'6lst6srd kllkagay I? Tnilaeo•rtle,l6 derv., of Ca..parilh. 5 MO 10 forbillabiLlik&isret 045061 IfOREION 60 haw 1V1•3•001 20 Clierloral sal &quelling. 6 Urldi ankh IS ?at 6 ingot air 10;1331i1s.. 44 Dog 4 Orgni haling of 13 LameilfoliMi 10 110. (Hallway) I:h3. De. Lit 17. 11.. 273 *Ms 00 Dl6 de. Den 20 law male. 1.1 tVethers of Inigne.. ell Do. 401. I pat at Duni e 11.111Anks• NIL) 11 Odo (fr m 61111 Ingdoisa 6 Nolo onl loam . 10 Pub Int Oskar 16 Parls nil Sag 10 Deli and iltagounin PI Ramo el dine SP nine:* onl Mem 1? rout. ad Pantos Won 1 , 100150.., 6 Wants of Frame— ... tributed :to this casualty. It will be readily under stood that the stock sold by the dealers to the parties failing in the Stock Exchange, has to be re-bought, ' or bought back, at a price used by the assignees. The dealers, therefore, found themselves provided with a greater amount of stock than they an ticipated. Money, genentlly. has been extremely easy for the settling. The large sales of yesterday and tho resumption of them to-day have left very little to be done in "carrying" over shares. The rates of continuation have consequently been essen tially.the same as those current yesterday, but in a few instances they ruled lighter. On Midlands, however, the rate was heavier at which shows that this stock has been a good deal "bulled." The scarcity of Groat Northern. has continued, and this stock has been borrowed at " blekwardation." Paris and Lyons shares have also been scarce, and borrowed at 1.32 backwardation. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, u made up to this day, are as follows: 1862. 1861. 1850. London and NorthWestern-C44,575 £60,203 ..£47,617 Lancuhire and Yorkshire 10,374 16,247 .. 19,128 London and South Western 11,5.50 .. 12,723 11,775 London and Brighton Great Western l Midand 72,159 21,005 .. 24,694 South Modern York and North Midland Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter York, Newcastle, & Berwick 14,431 .. 14,818 .. 16,060 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,69,5 .. 1,671 .. 1,612 Great Northern 11,076 .. 10,133 3,054 Leeds Northern 1,026 940 .. 1,157 North Staffordshire 6,014 .. 6,036 .. 4,928 Manchester, Buxton, sad Matlock. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Kendal and Windi.rmere Chester and H lyhead I Shropshire Union 627 .. 698 .. 467 Manchester,&SouthJ unction 615 625 .. 1,102 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 686 _ 535 .. 7331 Eastern CounticsandNerfolk 14,625 .. 14,084 .. 17,008 East Anglian 668 668 . 743 1 The aggregate results presented by the a bove re-, 'turns (taking only the lines upon which the cones pondivg figures are given) arc as follows: Gross Amount No. of Miles Average Receipts received. open. per Mile. 1852....£208,163 4,1711 £49 18 0 1861.... 218,060 4,099 63 3 11 18.50.... 21.5,182 3,870 6.5 12 0 These returns will not be regarded as so favourable, as they show an aggregate decrease of 31. 2s. per mile per week compared with the corresponding week of last year, and a decrease of 51. 14s. Od. per mile per week on 1830. The comparison with this latter period, however, is greatly . disturbed, owing to the returns for 1850 embracing tho Whitsun week traffic. The falling oft as contrasted with last year's returns, is Palely attributable to the Exhi ibition traffic, which was then beginning to be sensi bly felt. It must not be forgotten that the receipts up to the present period of the half year have been on most lines greatly in excess of either of the former years. Thus the aggregate half year's receipts of the London and North Western Company now stand almost exactly the same as at this time last year, the return on this line having shown a sensible falling off during the last few weeks. The traffic of the Brighten and London and South Western lines was increased in the corresponding week of 1831 by Epsom races, which this year have fallen a week later. _ - . _ ----- - The return per mile per week is subjoined : 1852. 1851. London and North Western 182.62 06.95 Lancashire and Yorkshire London and Bnutli: Western. 47.3 52.09 Great Western London and Brighton Routh Eastern Bristol and Exeter York and North Midland Great Northern Midland Chester and llolyhead Eastern Counties and Norfolk York, Newcastle, and Berwick The returns on Scotch liner are en under : •-•-• • --• -.... .... 1852. 1851. Aberdeen Cilugow and South Western 4.127 .... 3,864 Scottish Central Caledonian 8,210 .... 7,612 Scottish Midland Junction 604 .... 638 Si Si Si Si IQ IQ 46 47 $ B l Ni itt Tti fe 1141 HMI In 14 U. 214 II Is 110 111 ICII KRIM& I Ms aiIII I Ii I 4 Igi 1.8 100 101 If 14 on 4 P l3l 1 14 1 Si Si If If s le i Si 8 pi It 34 ,- ::4 ni ... .41 147 i i Ti l l PEI i id Ili Ilps 144 17 .. 1 lb_ II it f - oat ` .l lee 171 4i II i Ps ,14WAT6. 224 2$ 14 16 SI $ ism 4 11 1 pa 1 1. a 1 I n 4311 ISI 4 41 sis 4 4 Jos 7 21 SO 21 3111 1 11 4 4 3 :$1 118 2 I 1 1 pm «i== r 111 151 a TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocm. There is no increase of movement in the gold mining shares, with the exception of Liberty (Vir ginia) shares, which have been more freely dealt in, at 7to ,1 prem. Yuba River are quot e d k di s . t o par ; Britannia, par to prem. Olenaulin (copper) shares are worth to prem. Closing No. Share. Mum. Paid. prim Buenas e; dons yesterday. to.day. --e . 100,000 1 Apia Trial 10 0 . 002 los. tattle Californian 10,000 20 41401 . 0111 10,000 10 Australasian I i li w 0,000 20 Australia& 3 4 1 100,000 1 t ustrslian Freehold 60,01)2 1 Ave Marla. all 4 4 die Sow° 60 Blaentrvan Iron and Opal all ... ... 100,000 1 Urinal, Australian Gold all 4 4 Nii I 10,000 13 Brasil. kappa,. at 31. pm. 244 14 2 8,000 30 Do. Command Cobbs 11,000 20 Do. It. John Del lie; 210.000 1 Carson's Creek... ....... 12,0•3 .. Isbro Copper .... * .1 Colonial Gold . CoOMPo IS moos keg. lia AustraUeu Cooper all if 1 dls 30,000 20 Omani ....... Al 5 " , " 0 ':olden Mountnin — all 1 i 010 11.000 Gnat Polgooth all 1 I poi 100,000 Lake Bathurst._- ,. . 50,000 Lon. erealllor,G.Qtz.C.Oo. all xOlO I Mexicana SoutUArnerioan 9 Suites) New Granada 200,000 Nouveau monde 130,00 e Port Philip I cor Pia 1 10,1 00 Quarts Hoek 7,100 MI Onetime° de Cubs tr l il ii 11041. 94 30,0 , 0 1 loath Australian 1 4 41dis par S,l A 74 W 10 Tin Croft 20.104,Galted Neuhaus 100,(01 1 !Mot Karim* all 4 4 Its MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There wu no alteration in the value of either Wheat or Flour in Mark-lane this morning; this being the " Oaks day at Epsom," the attendance at market was rather limited; the trade nevertheless was firm at the rates of Monday The arrivals of Oats this week have been large, from abroad ; and many cargoes being more or less out of condi tion, factors experienced a difficulty in effecting sales, unless at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per qr. In Barley, Deans, and l'eu no change occurred in value or demand. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM :4th MAY to 26th INS. Qrs. English. neotsh. Irish. Forst's. Wheat I 2350 13370 Baxley lllO 4150 UAW 640 1420 I 4009.) ••• • • Flour, Losnon Asgssow.—Wheat, 435. 104.; Barley. 31s. 66.; MM. 200. 61. ; /lye. os. 0 ; deans, 290. Bit. ; P.M. 32..64. IMPERIAL AVKR AG K.. Wheat. Mar4l. , , Rye. Nous. NB& Ape 17 .„ 180. 104 294 Id 190 4487. 64 29. 104 29 lld 24 „. 40,. 4427. 8419. 34 314 72 304 1470. 24 Ilay 1 &: 28. Sd Ile 9111. Od SO. 04 29. 44 $ Id 28. Id 10e 8420. 9170. 74 0.. 5d 12 1818 id 224 id It. 10170. 01:11. 9129. dd 21 40. ddilto 104 tos Id KM 34 31. 6410. 9d Wake Au. Aver. 1 40.7 - 11d 1 28414 194 9411 e 74 30. 81 324 04 71rrw.-471wer. nets. Rio, ram/W. Bad Pew, is. trtll7. 14 4147 1. 41 1 I 0 10. f • .. 40 41 0 4 ... 13.. M■y IL SMITHFIELI) MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a fair supply of Beasts, but there being very little on hand, trade is cheerful at fully M onday's quota tions. 'There is a larger number of Sheep and Lambs; choice qualities are not very plentiful, consequently these meet with a ready sale at Monday's prices; trade is, how ever, slow for inferior kinds. The choicest Calves are rather dearer, hut there is not a quotable adnnee 3 . From Germany and Holland there are 160 Beasts, 470 Sheep, and 216 Calves ; from the Homo Counties, 125 /dila Cows. Par stone of 010 a. .. .1. a. .I. N. aaone of tOta. a. .i. a o. Item loot., I Icretonl3.. 3 6 3 8 1144 DOS. a Ma& 811 3 8 4 0 Best Slaort•ltoras ...... 3 4 3 6 that bootkaoula alcom.dqtallty Ilcoat , .. 2 10 3 2 lot. do. Morn 00vaa . 1 8 4 1 1 Pees apolsecood quality 0 0 e LI flit. 1 ~, pn. S. ti.a.‘.r....1.k u 0 0 0 I 1.430b4, —. . .._,...• 4 0 8 .;.ut a at o..tt'aut. 1368; sheep sad Larza...ll.vid ; my., 493 ; l'lra, 330. BOROUGH MARKET.-TMB DAY. Mrure. Pattenden and Smith report that the flop market - I continues without variation. A f e w fly have made their Total ~•. Z "Mle d i 11l r 30 N 29 II 314 14 44 N s si si 104 i i sit 1 IV "