The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-21 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVINIRIO. land for the week endin g May, is as follows : BANE. OF ENULA.ND.—Accorm Ssturday last, the 14th fer the weak cedes May 1i,1871. The market for the home funds continues to main tain an improving appearance. A purchase of 80,0001. Consols for money at the opening, gave ad ditional strength to the market, which was main tained throughout the day in consequence of in creased ease in the money market, both in the house and out of doors. Generally throughout the Stock Exchange the feeling has been more favourable, although the absence of active operations prevents any marked change in prices. Consols ranged be tween 1001 and 1001 for money, and the closing price was 1001 to for money, and 100 13-16 to for the Ist June, the contango to which has nearly passed off. This fact is indicative of a diminution in the amount of stock on the market. The govern ment broker's purchase was to-day effected at 1001 in Reduced Threes. Bank Stock has reached 230. The official business report includes : Three per Cent.Consols, for money, 1004, 4, ; ditto for account, 1001, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 100, 991, 1001. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1023, I. Three per Cent. Annuities, 172 G, 100:. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 15-16, SZ. India Stock, 261, 263. Bank Stock, 2291, 230. South Sea Old Annuities, 003, 100; ditto, Three per Cent. An nuities, 1751, 1001. Exchequer Bills remain steady at par to 3s. prem. India Bonds mark 255. to 30s. prem. In the foreign bond market there continues to be an absence of feature. Eqnador Beads were rather firmer, but Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have given way. Generally prices in this depart ment aro fairly supported, although speculation is altogether inert. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 271 ; Granada Active, 22 to 23; ditto, Deferred, 101 to 11 ; Peruvian Threes, 64 to 66 ; ditto, Four-an -a-Half per Cent., 21 to 31 prem.; Spanish Deferred, 231 to 241 ; the Certifs., 61 to 6: per cent. Sales are thus marked: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; ditto, Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1852, 101, 100:. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 051, a; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96 1 4 1, 1. Equador Bonds, 61, G. Gra nada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec. 1849 coupon, 22; ditto Deferred, 101, 1. Greek Bonds (Red), 101. Mexican Three per Cents., 26:. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 88, 871. Por tuguese Four per Cents., 391. Russian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1041, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 984. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 24 ; the Certificates, 61 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mort gage Loan, 13, 11 dis. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 151. The amount of new stocks accepted to-day at tho Bank and South Sea House was smaller. The returns are subjoined • .Nuto Wood 56;;;:xiaont £11.01%190 0:54, tiecoaltlm 1.9 , 4.400 Gold Colo and Go 11'.571,841 Um Bu ll ion 19,154 £31.691,:61 11.1.1113 Prole1010ro'Copltal••• M.1.:t06 eat ...... 3 . 1c1 746 robliv PeDooltelinCia: Vachoq., Mr. low, romullo. of )1 &Jovial DulA.u•Al I.lv. Aceto.) 6.095,01 Of.Co• 1) gAelu ........ ull vevou-dayan4othorlllll4 1' P . 1?XlIIT. (.1,7,;;;;;;ne Peourittr, includ.lleul Wel4lll Aunulg) ....., 4 13.121.653 OtherSocaritlbs No:4" 2n41 &Moor Coln V27,9..2 A 243,195,041 ; 11;195,041 May V. 1.18.53. M. MAREMIALL. Mier l'rubler. This return, when compared with tho previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re sults : Circulation issue Circulation active 23,11;2,895 Decrease 307,040 Public deposits 5,09 /,691 Increase 830,222 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,124,653 DeCtCBll3 96,729 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven dap and ether bills 1,3a3,202 ll,..crease 31,830 The Rest The Reserve 9,056,212 increase 300,836 This return attests the continuance of the demand for money, which has since slackened. The stock of the precious metals is stationary, a circumstance so far satisfactory. The increase in the public deposits is large, and has chiefly contributed to swell the amount of the reserve. I Mew Basuto NO. Sham &JIM& Pllial pf Wei dome —— I— yesterday. today. —- ---... 22,50( I 40 Australaala 40,0,1 26 Chartd. lank of Asia 6 4 i die 30,00 C 29 Mart. Bank of India. Matralia. and Chins 2 t li pm 34 25,000 29 kngllsh, Scottish, sad Australian Chattered 10 I+ 11 pm 22,000 20 Londrut ► Bank of Atm tralia and India . . 1 iMa par 25,040 1 10 L.1,1n0 ailrtered, Bank of Australia -. 12] 2] 31 pm 24.000 211 Orkotal Bank Corpora. all SS Si 518 311,001 6 ttr4 al Austral. Bank* and Gold Import. CO 1 i dla pm 6,08 q 25 South A ustralla 30,090 26 i Union of Australia 11,08,1 ... I Do. New 24 0 Ili THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocK. The Stock Exchange is very quiet to-day in every department, but prices aro generally well suprorted. Console opened 1001 to 1 for money, and 1001 for time, and aro now a shade weaker, at l00;i: to 1 for cash, and 1001 to for the Ist June. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to ; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 102 to ; South Sea Old An nuities, ; Exchequer Bills, par to Is. prem. ; India Bonds, 30s. prem. Foreign securities are quite neglected, and dulness continues to pervade this department. Spanish stocks are steadier, and Peruvian Scrip flat. Chiliad Six per Cent. mark 104 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 88 ; ditto Scrip, 21 prem.; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cent., 1041; Spanish old Threes •191; ditto Deferred, 241 ; Swedish Scrip, 11 die. No other stock has been touched. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ror ACORLINt. if / • ,e /1 .... _,, / ,/ - 4 , - "1"... ••• , e-•-•..-.7 tx,.."..e...-A.e....,..-A-c- i. • 2. --.- 4 /' ------- - . - - ee; •-•"' i •' - e ...- ei. ... ea. . 1, / .../ 41Pe 1 111 • No. 2,105.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1853. eir L DELLNAN CHARLES FAI(EBILOTHER CITY CHANIBEItLAINSHIP.- RESIGNATION ' tar ettAlllsEttLllN of lON DON. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. JIONII , ...we. siErriNt: , f the *AVMS'. of LONDON, held at OF ALDERMAN FARE BROTHER.-THIS DAY. II 3 • Mum and Rotterdam 101 die 90 4 Maims to Gralsetome... Pr I Pm c a d t e 3'. 2tioll Tlll4 DAT, Stay 19,11431, ---- PILTDAY ErENINO. 6 II rums& Eastern Janine. I Mr. Alderman Farebrother, acting under the The railway market has presented a favourable 39 so °mo m . m e &whom in i t -- r. Alderman hr ROMAT CARDEN in the Chair, 5m, ,. ,,, , 00 , too„,ty. en ~,,, me g,. c .t , j .saaaa A. m. ,. E n , t advicett of his friends and committee, intimated to the con- appearance throughout the day. and closes good in se_ to . Dijoe ,....... asid Beessigoe ... a poi The market for the .es aeedra It •Or. 11 i cii nee, Ete.: mi ee of Sir John Key that he had withdrawn from anY character. As we have before observed, this market g o I ; -sol ed,. ... -.. 1 i Ms q thin an improving nit toc , me , tine,. J ests impressed by Ili, toep, upelet, and we- further contest for the office of Chamberlsin. and that he responds medal . to any improvement in the funds, 20 1 Da ItiF -. ••• •• I l i a - 80,0001. Console for i he e wer a sir. A alennan Earebrother, bath as a member of the did so in favour of promoting the election of Sir John Key. and appears chiefly restrained from further improve- ditional strength to t ie :erase in th • disetiarm, Dore e ta . , Mei . h t offlois tu the m 9 ors. Several of the Court of Aldermen and friends of Alder- S 5 krest lodise reauteets 2 1-- 0.0 .., ,„ i.,.5M' Issalon, of opinion tathe i. etoinent:y q 'mi. 20 19 it ad Sonatioa of ••• i 2 i " gained throughout tl •• ~. •b tiovera to kin slt and advantage to the coranannity, man Farebrother, forming his committee, have ment at present by the dulness of business. The rd all ilt. s lfe t..(CaradaMbare. i Pla Pr a Pm expressed their readiness o. co-operate with Sir market in itself continues decidedly sound, and Mid- --- ••• Do- 4 A. P 121162 ), 1573 - - creased ease in the it tb, dire i.:Ca .... ber,Ain of London. 1;,,,...10.4 ur...i,.....1.1y, rn the motion of Mr. Depots Cone; J o h n K e y.. committee. T h e contest, therefore, will land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, York and North 2 5 , la s ''''''" aa . 114 "- 11 .! 1 ' 4" ‘ Pre ' 7 4 di 'y wir , and out of doors. GI avirnacil by T. lietpcia Stereo*. E rg .: be between Sir Jobe Key and Mr. Benjamin Scott , whose Exchange the feelin n i t it- seimp,..q.e le integrity, sargoLuemrey, mid impan Laity mend, arc sanguine of success. The desire not to separate Midland, Berwick, Caledonian, South Eastern, Ox- t^ I Ds. titaness) .."„ .7 . is se c00p ,,,,00. thorn:bout the 1. , .4: tonne:ion of 1e r. AIA"m" Fa re - the interest and influence of the Coin of Aldermen, and ford and Worcester, Great Northern, and East lAn- : 112 . . ... .. la It although the absenc h m .ba se h Its 'illnw•citutens In the various relatouvof lila pub.leDo. (CMISI) ... - ... 11 It any marked change . bas m gem i one y coal e ~,,,,,„c i e t emocemm , o , eop , ‘ ,. p, by so doing allow Mr. Scott to come in upon the influence cash ire, besides other stocks, have experienced an to aid retie. It ~Dal per ct Preferenei 1 1 t dl ; tween 1001 and 10( 0 e ,-. - ots , raw thismitting, there et anarattisen in the event „/bas of the Common Council, • large portion of whom arc sup- advance upon yesterday's quotations. Cork and ." r 6 sad Mediterraneen - Om ea. 2.:.• teo to t' e ,:mtinguistie.: odic , hi entente..., for his effective porters of Mr. Scott, has no doubt tended much to influence A t .raa .. 9 31 pas 91 price was 1001 to I Bandons were heav y, set ss Maria Aritenle7.. ::: _ ... - - ar .. •it..fart..„ I+ r! .rinsirce of all the rcapotuable and important the resignation . 4,..., • ATIII time: , otliabing tO it. 20 :. I.rmiir k Mem (With in.) 74 8 g.,aleril unanimme-ty, on tb.. motion of Titoism CURS, Esq.; TIIIS DAY.-Two O ' CLOCK . 10 IC Do. Do.(ea intense) .. - - passed off. This fact ore +tided by V. born, Erg. • IRELAND. II is Northern of Priam . U 1 37 the amount of stock The railway market is firm to-day, although bust- In i ff Do. los. 3 per et. 'lima E..t ..) is meeting di nave form the seelves into a annuli tee of meet broker's porch 0.0 .,.,,,r. pitch power ta add to their number.) for the purpose Dunrie, MAY 20. o n i es t s hi re s mains very quiet. On the whole the tendency _ _ _ _ :foe tr. a .lint.ons Oar.; „ lel lel in Reduced Threw ur en NorwegfanTrunk ?refer ' 52 9 0 . „I T . rowel , it-room 1 14 in.! erear to them heir calculated to lier Excellency the Countess of St. Germans, market is improving. Edinburgh and Glasgow, %.1 Alderes 111 Yet-brother • Eleetics to the o ff ice of Chain- 20 la rams and Lyons -. ... 1 181 1114 pa 230. The o ffi cial '""'" '• ' -out be - I It id ' nd "I l lattended by Major Ponsonby, paid a lengthened visit .yt, p. 110 E-e ve4 int s tia,y a co. eft re •to the Berwicke, and York and North Midlands, have 30 5. na....1 Odra, ... .. 44 4 5 II 'lt . ! ari se* ?od Renee 6 hout . " :.• 3 44 71 4 1 6 8 4 ad Three per Cent. Con 5, as aIS tersitthou exertions in their own part me this to 0-- al. the Exhibition yesterday afternoon. Her Excel. realised improved prices. Other stocks stand at about rind *, thee „Tea-Coll but most earnestly invite the co-opera/I.a ditto for account, I if :her I, Denowees and brethren of the livery In the Attainment of lency in her inspection of the building, in which she yesterday's rates. • 30 4 r dic,Cae - ,amiCiterlscure 64 51 ost duced, 100, 991, 1( Diu ober. , was accompanied by Mr. C. P. Roney, frequently French shares are quiet. Royal Swedish have tel 7 1 ( *bee aWd Blellssond - -- pa e e .o.statimaireous y,on the mot:on of Mr. Alderman Il.orme; 10 - brown end Hs ... „. 21 114 Cents., 1021, t o . Th expressed her surprise at the . progress made in the risen to par. err , n.l.d by I'iltilitt , Deerourt, Lob : 5 3 local Swedish 1.. ' e cora , : 0 - ‘ ii* an this sin Dag Ea pen - rated to Alderman arrangement of the goods since the int viceregal ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 3O 2C 'mutes: and Meer di[ . ' ovt Catile• for his coutteous aLd impartial cunduz. in the visit on Saturday. The number of visitors fester- Gloms; price. eats to-day up 10 4 Du. 31 per Cent. Prefer. - - Stock, 261, 263. Bar dee. Sh. IPd Iten.ways. yesterday. to 2 3 ,.,. 31) I di Eastern of France - - Old Annuities, 991, : ea commivre foe corduet ink the Meeks-al Mr. Alderman Fare. d a y w as : bother l.t 1 1 .4 y at V intnei s'Atall, Upper Tharamstuct. where all Season ticket-holden cassenicatiene are requested t, be revdr-reed. Excursion ticket-holders all West Flanders_ . et sad 41 111 Exchequer Bills a ROBERT W. CARDEN. Chairman. AT WILLI ANIS and COMPANY'S FAMILY LINEN WARMIOUt 4 F, 40, Ilart-etreet, Gloonnibury.square, , viva to be found a stock al 110123FAIOLD TINENS, flannels, a „ Visi , ton who ke, iiMney murk ot .'onestie we. Price and quality sot [quailed t ut few clays, is L lidos. (halo of arms, „man ke.. inserted in teas Braun me. circumst ance racer terms. law Joka Donovan end Co.-Established 1601. WATERPROOF CLOTHING. paid 69. each Total -- 3,969 ar a But Jungles . 6 II 131 s'.l Birtn.Welv.aStaurVals 10 lei Ili Is lirkm.,lan.,2Ches.Jua. 7 sat. 5:4 a isa.CLictoßirksB2h33l.C. II 32 An offs rof a baronetcy has been made , within the ss ts, Do. do. do. Sees..! ss 24 die Kt. 100 frigid and Roster .., .. 1 102 104 to Mr. Dugan, and declined. The et to , cyy m i onem .. . .. yea yy of proffering the honour so timely, and sr all Cheater alli flf;:yhe . ;d . fie ete in so graceful a manner, reflects much credit on the CLOTHING.-S. W. SILVER government, to whom men of ll parti es express ~ Weenie memsketunrs on a large sale of themselves grateful for the comp l iment t hus paid to INV. T.ltt hiIER MAIM:PROOF GARMENTS, le. (to effective ea to n. 14 the humidity of. 14.4 not he arthestre in, soy e Mode), are ins- so worthy a citizen. 701 4 50 al, (belt and BatMois ... ...' 11 12 211 0 43 DtbDa ant Belhatlani... 4 5 pm 25 all Uusdee;,,Poctrand Aber uoa. 6 , 23 all Rost Aral!an . . ........... 54 61 le all Ditto (AlB E end ii.).. 44 el 10 'l t Do. 31 pee Clent.Prefer. 4au par 211 111 wearan or Wins- 11 111 pm 31 10 , 2 Westerner' Switzerland.. 1 IMs 10 I II Zeeland 2 Halt. . Na Shit JOINT STOCK BANKS. India Bonds mark Z In the foreign hot an absence of feature firmer, but Peruvii have given way. G 1 Luang beams" meat are fairly sup Paid pekes does yesterday. today. altogether inert. A Aunnwd l a ana. .-- ---- ---- , wr were quoted 261 to — nut 1 1 - 46 all 864 874 871 ANL 123 Chart . Bank of Asti S f 4 dia 30,00( 20 Chart. Bank of India. ditto, Deferred, 101 66 ; ditto, F o ur-an d- M Gerald F . Id th 11 * hl • t d and so se is ~,,,,,,,„,,,,„,,,,,, co , a e r„,..... in t im ... 4 w, t „, 494 ,,,, the pro , . r.azgera , o ar y-res,ree e , . , MOMS 2itnekl• .22 tsass.: 131 111 131 1 Anstralia. and Chins 2tllpm 31 Spanish Dcfened, Perms rosioca. Purchaser* of 12 or more gamin", will be 'allowed popular stipendiary magistrate of liallinasloe, cud- " al ' "4 0 Tt . ;.1 , 11 4 .) a HI yy35,000 29 English, Scottie; arid a 4.1,,UL: De4liet.-Stnufsetery. North Wowleah, optio.lte her dent -, 1 • 104 • Australian Chattered 10 14 It pm 6,1 to 61 per cen v. , an- ta.. kyard. Wa•eboware, 8 and 4. Bishops's:de-rte. t, oppo. "`" uro ped dead yesterday morning on the race- to I ...I Do. class a sad Fdlt • ta 74 7j 23,000 20 London Bank of Atm Brazilian Old Fire p v., an- ton nit Tat. rn; and at Uverpoot course of ohnstown, near that town. He went to at. 105 jail lerwxebtre ••• .. 754 744 1 traits and India _ 21 Ms par a -Half per Cents. Ii . all IL * W.I. 0 „....103inn...1a 84 86 25,040' 20 tendon Chtirtered Bank - the races, accompanied by his daughter, in a car- et • tor ', A mber's, and netegow , .73 74 174 . of Auatralia -. 121 21 31 pm and-a-Half per Celli TEETIL-By Her Majesty'm Royal Letters Patent. riage, and after riding over the course ho ap- to 114 Follabush sad rambles_ - - 24.000 U Oriental Bank Corpora. ell 34 54 51j Certificates, 964, 2 , Nu t ty I, fraltd en I Patented applicatinn of cheinie.lly pre. st. tee IK.i.temetri, Parta,Dunine 31 33 30,00) 6 ittot al Austral. Bank* e to mtit ta 'arid A Itt'llliElt In the construct" mof ARTIFICIAL preached the carriage, and was about to describe to et, t oo 0,„„_,,„ ,e cotithoc„te„ - and Gold Import. Co . 1 4Ms mg nada One-and-a:111 1; 1 . TH, Gams ' and' Pal:Atm-Mr. EPHRAIM MOSLI.Y. Maroc- his daughter a race which had just come off, when st. lice .orea 7 . Korterm ... .. 89 20 894 NOM 25 South ( tweed* Ileatvt, •I, Gram nor.etmq, Orodenor-equare, Sole Investor and he suddenly fell, and was in a moment lifeless. lit• ► l OO i D `'' A . ek " '" -" " ! bat 30,000 23 i Union of Australia raiettre. A new. *rattail, and inealoable invention, consisting in It. 190 Do. B, Stock .. ... 184 IN keed ... I Do. New 24 0 54 (Red), 101. Mexico The deceased gentleman was a most zealous and use- as. ess lai.noo,s.pawest.irre. , tiveLystee, sae the s oat abodute perre,tion and teem's, el ll3 114 1113/ vian Four-and-a-Hal of Prepared WHITE INDIA RUBBER as remning to the ful official. Bt 10$ 10r:ot Western ... -Mi 11 1 91j MISCELLANEOUS. tuguese Four per 0 seam , ' tall „r lame Frame. The eatraordinary mits o f this The north and south Dublin boards of guardians Half per Cents., 104 sop,..e al it a may he briefly noted in akw of their meet promin.nt l A ', :1 1 1 !Lanes/a ir" S( er mnraute.,finix. .. . 0,1 sr . tarring h e :urea, as the .4 emit p :-Ail 'harp edge* are evoidoi, tin solar, have passed votes of thanks to the 71 Irish members III: till Do. Thirds , ~..... 134 II pm So. , SO. I 11Incetteecoos. Pd peke. Bnalness done 9734. Spanish Old 1 Eire, tar fad...Maas aro require; a vastly =erased freedom of who voted against the extension of the income tax l '' ' t " i LenexaMre und-TcllAnn ' " "4 yesterday. tacky. sis- .Bi...spited. a eatand elasticity hitherto what., unattainable, 2O /6 i Do. Fifths ... „ 44 31 de __, 04 .1 et , perinatal with the' most nnerriag accuracy. is secured, to Ireland. 14 Ilj; Do. *riot Ili ,:ag • Ualcie 3 2,, MIRO, 190 Australian Agri-, 25 ,77 79 per cent. Swedish oar, from the wince., and tkaitolity of the agent mewed, the A steamer is immediately to bit placed upon the I.) all :Leeds Northern ._ .. 16 16 4 161 , r , e t eteupport *given to the adjoining teeth wean loom, nerved/red n Of - . i uatway, to ply between the docks of Galway Lem: h. Oa and Blackwell 9 10,000 100., en de Company._ 321 61 70 Cent., 151. wars Ay th e aberwirlou of the gums. The acid. of the mouth tarn ..AtY l o ti 1 5 11 ,Tilbury,t2 Southend 1 3pm 100,oue 6Crystal Palace 6l 3 31 pm 81 ~,,,,et y on tbe emetically prepared waits India Rubber, and, so it and several stations along the coasts of Clare and et. too ::=riestemaa. emir IC4 1051 130. 0 00' 4' Cryat.PaLolFraacie 3 , 1 la „ The amount of r o - conemtneror, thpds of tit, temperature niay with thorough • s;onnemara and the Islands of Arran. It tee 6 Nmils.Weekr 11l :181 an 1181 In 17:,71 ! , 474. Brit. Art. Land all 41 pan Bank and South Set re,, , ,t be imbibed and Maintain the mouth, alt ouptessantness of SO 13 Do. FiLlas -. . , • 21 11 pm au I. Do. Prekrence all .- - am :.*. two brine at the same time wholly provided melee by the - 10 1 Do.AlOsts.M.ar.6 B.!C II 1. ~ in 120,000 5 Peclide.Lad.&llln. all 441 pro are subjoined : pecdotr satore of I:4 pre pti ation.-To be obtaterdtmly at St 100 'modes h South-Westari 90 1 10,000, CdcoteishAustinveet all ,1111 pm DA' . Cl. GIoseENOR.STREET, UJNDON. SPORTING. 40 Ili Do., SA ... ... . s 41 at. 12,n0 25 .1. Au•tralian Lunn 25 144 is Auto 21, tiay.Mseet, Bath. 40 84 Ds 840 &.._ .. _ 4 34 dia 10,000 100VanDiemen's Land 381 19 20 14, Glidegerstreet, Newsreel's-on-Tine. TATTERSALL'S.--•-FRIDAY. 25 all Londladevry Coktralne 12 13 ii. £3 10a. per Cents. . Although only a few members were present, yet the busi• il l : eendenehrjrraiske e l 1 5 7 , : 4 MINES. £2 10.. per Cents. . • sew that was transacted on the Derby wu marked by ei 44 110.,&& Line; lento - . 31 21 die Exchequer Bonds LEGISTERED NOVEMBER 53th, /• . several alterations, especially amongst the outside division. et. tee 'Wane .. „._ ..... •• 75 76 1 731 FRIDAY ETZNINO. • 1,000 to 20 was laid twice eget Bracket , and afterwards Se. 102 Do. Bires..and Derby .. 42 el There has been rather an increased business in Total isa, No. f,e27. - ..'.., 1,000 to 25 taken ; 1,000 to 20 twice agst Burworth ; and SO I 474/eteeee, Nee. (Ire)... ... --- English Mining Stocks to -day , several descriptions of sit I--et ' .''' 60 to 1 each, to small sums, eget Cheddar, Barbatus, and 23 174 . Ditto Half shares.- ... - - St. 10u !Newmarket . . . 30 $2 dividend mines being inquireil for. The sales reported A ‘,,,e . .,, . e5...4„..,, e. Orineeo ; 1,000 to 6 agst Contentment, and 1,000 to 20 et 31 ' Do. yy me Ei t A te lO' n .. year i pm • k N A ~ i .... .. , 10 , 4 , Lord Rioters .. let." The favourite showed further ina- 23 syt le gner t - ,4l, ffl i t ac t ened 4 3du -e e "-- , proyement-2 tel I was taken once to 501., sto 2 would 1.0 7 New, sEet knoiOrtiten . 21 34 to-day are :-South Tolgus, at 200 ; Cefn Bruno, 110 ; Wheal Trelawney, 62 61; West Providence, 50, 32 • c For L 3 egg. per cen Annottree '' . 1 .... t:4 4• 't a 7 , . 1 ' a' , 6 h ate v ri e t b ;o n ne ta y k w e l;, t° and ni'aufl'," and the mane about vlTto to offered wl ;T ts ) ce 4 n o 10 a 100 . 1 4 . F l. l ei its p r of r o tiVer . ree .. porn ... th ... a..) ... -. 54 4 1 9 5 e Tremayne, 23, 24 ; ' Alfred Console, 191; Wheel, For L 2 10s. ditto ew ek es .I.9 ... 4 jlpNeZe.e'Y ;... outlay , however , was only moderate . g r l7l ite 1 w e as a gd on l c e e r . 10 3 0 4, 74,1173:in e :l antinr°"" 31, 'IP ~;..:.: -,...., . , :vs., ~,, to lOW. about Umbria, but the disposition which was shown Is 14 Norte Dever, No. T. ... - - ills Lovell, 441 ; Bell and Lanarth, 12, 13 ; Wheal Exchequer Bonds . Cupid, 91, 10 ; Batterdon, 41, / ; Carvannall, 6 ; Mill Pool, 51, 6. Total The gold miains shares continue much neglected. It was of f icially a am quickly raised Lim again to 12 to 1, taken ;14 8 re: • Do. + A Deferred I - - tl '7+" .1 ..-,., 'v' '' . - . ti to 1 !as h. offered agst Cineas. The quotations at the close se el. " e ,„... .......-e<er- ' ere ' Ua aaranferd - e e !. :• e ; . _ ware as follows .- DERBY. 30 1 Ma:North Elar ° •eair,... . 4 - ) 4 - II d d ie t. se ,au .North Western 154 111 Port Phillip has ? I declined again to Ito 1 prem. Other to-day that the bu stocks are air y supported, but devoid of animation, moved on Friday DI 10 110 ,Narthanl IL Westernhant - - pm 11 Dto 4 spit Mr. Bowes's West Australian (t sto 2) s t ereo . °leapt , Wore., a Pointe 831 341 At four o'clock Peel River were quoted 4to 41 prem.; Commerce, during I us Colouial Gold, 1; to 2 prem.; Great Nugget, 1,1 to old edifice. ABM A LLE N' S ItEGISTERED DISPATCH BOX to 17 to 2 - Mr. Sureties nd Honeywood (t) St. WO ;autitbsh Central ... 96 98 17 2 - Duke of Richmond's Pharos (9 to 1 St.oo :1 Aeon* DlMlsed .tl. and TRAVELLINO M klnso Dna is the meet oomplets taken) 51,100 'shrews. Pt hilret. -- 04 sr Nouveau Monde, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. • Agna Fria, it appears that the as I Ciirrillt Ilt &thee of the kiad yet .It tatains Stationery 9to 1 - Duke of Bedford's Sittig bourne (0 tre. lie° I De. L.kN.W.llsar. Mk 73 76 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. •; AD 10-Cali f ornian 7-16 taken the Hall of am m a titian tretilsitm, with epee tee lepers, oodles° ar- 12 to I - Baron Rothschild's Orestes (t) an , 8 'Shrewsbury and Ikeeford 14 01 dli rep,' that any article is ineantlz i memeelble without disarranging 3211 MI , ‘hrewebory use thmer tO 9-16 prem. whispered that th tee rassarker. Illustrata al Cat ma Oneki. 12 to 1 - Lard Derby's Umbriel (t) I • (Noe.W.Mln.) ... 17 19 The closing prices of new undertakings are as prehension that, wl T. W. and J. ALLEN, I sod St Wed Strand. 14 to 1 - Mr. Powney's Minas (ofd) GI. ell eseetheTes ... ... lll 94 20 to 1 - Mr. Wilkins's Peggy (t) 26 ,20 Se. Orweetry ... ll a follows :- New South Wales Coal, f ' dia , to i been made the rev: CULVF.RWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, 20 to 1 - Captain Lane's Ninnyhammer (t) at i6l amenity, Usk. ... 7l 34 die prem. ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, lof rival market mil id. Antteandeles; end Origin'', la. each; W poet. 22 to 1 - Mr. Rogen's Jerry Kent (t) 60 :Sa Math Dime ... ... . 20a 211 8t 100 South Seems ... ... 73 721 to 3 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, par to / the regular mark id. s. 1000 to 2.5 - Mr. B. Way's Bracket (t) 50 '6O Smith Wa:e4 .. .2._ lO4 37 prem.; 'Auden and Liverpool Ananalian Gold committee will hal MEAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. 1000 to 20 - Mr. Jaques' H urwort h (r) 30 ;15 Muth YorkeLkilverThe 134 141 Mining and Streaming, 1 to 1 prem.; Melbourne hall, if they think I U. 50 to I - Lard Clifdea's Cheddar (t) NI i 5 • Ditto ditto .; 41 4 LECTURE TO YOCNO MKS. nu 60 to 1 - Lord Glasgow ' s Barbanel (0 23 all 'Stockton &Darlington_ I 19 2 Gold, 4to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 dim tenure. It is (caret EON TO BE HAPPY. 60 to 1 - Mr. J. M. Stanley's Orinoco (t) U, 10 ThamelliavenDocelisnall. , , 2/ 34 to par ; Australian Consols, 1 dim to par; Monarch will be caused by 2` , 1 17 ;'. Yale of Nesth 13 164 R. 1000 to 10 - Mr. Derrien's Rat le (t) Gold, 3-16th to 1-18th die. ; Chartered Australian place so near the et 17 I all Wateeked sad Mena . 91 to MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OP 1.71 K 1000 to 5 - Mr. J. M. Staaley's Contentment (t) ee . a u er e n e e ir e a m 133 344 Land and Mining, Ito 1 per sh. ; Worthing (new she.), The directors of e. 1000 to 20 - Lord Exeter's " lot " 20 114 ' west Cornwall _ ... _.l 10 10/ ON PPECIAL DURUM& 4 to i die. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to I dim ; New Company have jai 608 even between Brocket and Barbells 10 31e Witnbielloa and croyase . s ais pm in. 1 • I - - TIM INSTITUTES' or mAaewas TIM 600 to 400 on Cineu spit Ninnyltaranner (t) 10 • 1. : Woodford South Wales Gold, Ito i per share ; Golden Mountain, two instalments of mi. OAKS. et., Torkleaworatlehllereleil 71 72 35 20 , Do. do. Eatemume DiSZVES Or 1 1 7L''4TIAN. 3to 1 agent Mr. S. Hawks as, Mistletoe (t) Ei I 111, Do.G.W.E.Tutobsect - dim to par ; Gladbach Land shares wc vim 7to 2 - Mr. NVauchope's Catherine Hayes (I) 55°100 Tait and North Midland 61 65 Hi 6 Zinc, Ito 1 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to rose 11., and Briti 1111LVANT nruNcegure. CONSTIPATION, sad 11.=011. DUIDIL MANCHESTER RACES-FRIDAY. mammies 811ASEB. I prem. ; East Bosom, 1 to a per sh. ; Cologne Australasian, howe St.! 100 Aberdeen 92 9n m. and 2. WitioN STAKEs of 10 sere. each, h ft, with 50 added ; i all Aberdeen No. 2 tree Ct.' 4 I dim Lead, 1 die. to par ; New Linares, Ito 1 pm.; depression. Austral ILLILISti. Illsil, ail ""CH Lana $ " We 114.65 " for 2 and 3-yr olds; the second to save his stake. T.Y.C. fit. 100 metal k Safari per Lt , Ir 6 10a es Tregurtha, Ito 1 prem. ; Carberry West, 1 dim to especially South ./ •HY DROPATIIT ; OR, TOE COLD WATS* scan . (8 subs.) Rt. 1100aleaketan Alo _ ..._ I 107 IE9 par ; Connemara, par to i prem. I Glenaulin, were less actively d Menem', P. Pritann 2r-row. Camillo. 147. Fletr‘street: Mass, Mr. Copeland's The Field Marshal by Touchstone, 16 18 Chemer sad liolybeed I 194 20j 11, Oarteith. :Ad ail !Mo.'s:aro: est of M. R. Culverwell, M.D., 10, 2 yrs, eret 9lb (Wells) 1 Si 81 Cork and Hardee .._ .. par apm A. din. to par ; S ul phate of Barytes, Ito 1 per share ; ing 31 to 31 prem. &xi' ito. see, Itematieweet who may he tonsidted daily trona 10 MI lih Mr. Meiklane's The Hatchet, 3 yr', 9st llb ft: all Donde", Perth, sad Aber. L'Aigle d'Or, 1 dia. to par ; Adelaide ° Land and North America has sail lair ; ! dean !mutton ~. 81 04 (Templeman) 2 s e. se gaetkegllan(3l.lo2ll6p.et. 4 44 Gold, Ito 1 dim ; Metcalfe Mining Company of Ja- of London, 181; 1 Mr. Taylor nd Czarina, 2 yrs, 6st 61b ....(Ashmall) 3 3; $ Do. do, (51.) 7 per Ct.-- 4 61 males, 113 to 121 pm. • Obernhoe 3to 3 pm.; Briton- Land Enclosure I Mr. 0 rlnarne's Brown Brandy, 2 yrs, 7st(J.Osborne) 4 , 5 :Do. de. VI. 17'47 per Ct.. rd pm nix Gold, Ito 1 per share ; Poltimore , par to 1 pm.; Oriental Steam, I FATAL COL LISIO3I WITH A STEAMER AT Two- Yzene•Oen SELLING Breeze of 5 sots. earl, / q,Pa.st.Ous.at pa,Nol 1 I 4 pa ,41 Ditto do. N 0.2• 1 2 ~ Kenmare Ito a rem.; p British and 'colonial Smelt- Canada shares clos PLUL/Co.-INGUEST ON THE BODY. with 49 added. T.Y.C. 10 ,19 'Do. New 4 prr Mast Serra It 111 Mr. Barber's Amanda , by Annandale (Clements) 30 130 I mattimes,aeripendw.ct. re as ing and ' Reduction, Ito prem. • Reepryn Copper, Central e France, walked over. 1,'6 St abate. Perth, and , par to 1 prem. ; Sue River ( of ' Jamaica), tto 1 The market for Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bedford held an inquest et „ALEORD B01101:011 Cur of 100 arm in epecie, added i I Demise, 51 per Cost ... 31 sa . prem.; Parkwin and Carwalsick Tin, ito 1 prem.; maintained the firn st st. Martin's Workhouse, Creole-street, Leicester-square. 13 a handicap sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 5 R. if declared, on line of the body of Mr. William Graham Dome aged &c. Winners extra. The owner of the second horse to 1•., a mental .tudent at King's College, who was dr owned receive 25 saes. out of the stakes. One mile and a half. is the 'i L ama on the 6th inst. (63 subs., 32 of whom declared). Mr. B: leper, a student at King's College, said that on Mr. liarriaon's King of Trumps, 4 yr*, Ise 11Ib (in- 361 100' Do. 5 per met. Peep, Pe- St. : 1 7 1Cif a es e reere t ii"dic e at 1 5 e p. Pe ct. T ; 1 13° 12 1 1 3 1 2 8 10 • s Dn. 44 preset. scrip i 1 pm OP 61 OUNlteelestra(Mlnglabs 81 54 M 0 .12Weetalkseillantsex6pc el 7 1 Trevose Silvr Lead, :to 1 prem.; Ferran Wheal months' bills on J Alfred, } to e i prem. • Garnett and Moseley, 11 to higher quotation a 11 prem.; Jamaica Copper , 41 to 51 p re m.; Port high as 29.70. Pa Royal (of Jamaica), 13 to 14 prem.; Liguanea (of altered in price, but the eth of the present month, in the afternoon, he was in eluding 6lbs extra) (Cartwright) I et.. lOU Ot.Weg, rdeem. 41 pail 106 WS Jamaica), 4 to le prem.; Mieen Head, 1 die. to the absence of den an outrigger with four other students of the college, rowing Mr. Dawson's Lerrywhent, 4 yn, 64 1211) (Alderon 2 f i t 1 Ditto Irredeemable epee ce 101 105 down the river with the tide. The wind was blowing strong Mr. l'Anson's Braxey, 4yi s,6st 61b re &Yorks. It 220' oar 4pm (Wells 3 et. leo , cn. 6 perecntState...l 154 134 par • East - Indian Iron, Bs. to 10r. per share; Aus- generally is deser tralasian Goal, ,'I to 3 dim; Aubin Coal and Iroo, Ito favourable feature. a' north, and the tide was running strong. The river was The following also ran :-Weathernage, the Little awn, at we Loa* lingli.Ouar.6 well 131 157 very rough, and, as they were of opinion that the bostalight Jacqueline, Anne Page. 111. l lce 'DlttoPmfereatial 3 per Ct. I- - 1 prem.; Brucutu, ito 1 pm.; Knockatrellane Co p- The Oriental Gal be 'vamped, they went towards the Middlesex shore. They GRAND STASeD PLAT'. 40 I 3 Len.litthMettCoa.Thirds, 31 4pm per 1 dig. to pa r ; King Arthur Consols, par to / ; lowing favourable were not (sr from the Pimlico Pier when they saw a Tay - (n e m) 1 1111 all Undorderry &Drier. tee 1 10 11 Por ' tland Iron, 1 prem. India House: steamer ahead of thaw, approaching the pier in an opposite iss all londonderry&Undia.ol l l 131 1,1 Honesty (Clements) 2 93 :93 II Do. 5 9 direction. As they were nearing the shire, they came in Firrr POUND PLATE. One mile and three-quarter!. 10 Ile I New 110 ... . 101 114 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoci. SIR,-I have laid milsem with the bows of the steamer, upon which they were Mr. Johnetene's bf by Veralun out of Sharston's dam, 6 5 I Do. Ad .. ... „. l a Ipm Business is virtually suspended in the gold mining letter, dated the 4th all immersed iu the water. 3 yrs (Alderoll) Walked over 114 all Maryp.k Carlisle, 41, p Ct. -- pm shares, scarcely a bargain being marked to-day. the "Oriental Gas C By tire Jury-When the coEision took place we were HANDICAP STALLS of 3.00 . each , with 30 added for tbs fa. ice ,IleifandCoer.Brase.op.C• 150 153 are thought necessar) going at a speed of about 10 miles an boor. The steamer beaten horses. One mile and a distance. 61' 6 ' Ditto Prafeeenes ....„, i 4 7.. m • Prates remain nominally about the same as_yesterday. of 20 70 .fforfolli Rateneioa._.. , 118 110 Colonial Gold are quoted 11 to 11 prem.; Great NU supplying gas to tl then drew in shore. We were going as fast as we could, in Jack Leneing I 10 ',r • o De. I pee et. Pref. Meek pill 118 requesting that the get, li to 2 prem.; and Port Philip, 3-16 to 5-16 the favourable consid order to clear the steamer. I did not hear any one call, nor Bracey - - &I I see any one in the steamer hold up his hand to direct TRADESMEN'S CU P.-The objection against Chief Justice 10 6 Do. Debeeturee ... ... par 4 pm prem. reply, lam cornmeal as to more off. I have been accustomed to rowing about was withdrawn, 111. lee North BIJOU ... ...... 116 118 Land shares aro also quite neglected. Agrical- you in your recent in five years. Deceased was considered one of the best rowers PRIBENTATION OF PLATE TO Ma. Lye.—On Thursday 1 1 1 ON ' North fitaßordalre ...... 2 5 4 Nti chairman 'is. that ia the eoP.efte. evening, at the Post-office lintel, Manchester, the veteran 'Greene Wormater. and IL M I 'Wel ../118.4pirCent - - turtle are quoted 77 to 79 ; Peel River, 4to 1 prem .; , " North British Australasian, 1 prem., buyers, and t o determine what Sir. Jim. 0. Redden, civil engineer, New King's-road, o roomy " was presented with a service of plate of tbe le 13 Otto ditto ditto, If 11 pm afforded to the und Scottish Australian Investment, 1 11-16 to 1 13 - 16 but that the court, it Chelan', said that on the dip in question he was a pitmen- value of G 2 guineas, in token of the high respect with which s a i nkrews.aftine.Newfiear.' 101 111 Ila le: per on board the steamer. Suddenly, about five o'clock, his long services on the turf were regarded. 10 10 Mizawe.leLlestee(Nce.W. prem. the several local got after they had passed Cubitt's I'icr, and were going to the 1 4 :11a., 6 per date .. 174 181 rpprr Pimlico Pier, he beard a commotion on board the sumer. In a minute after he saw one half of a boat come HUDDERSFIELD MECHANICS' INSTITUTION l: Sti Di tto Ne w f ii. ''' ""' 15 i 6 i : pm No . 'Satre Kum. PAIS erten doe* " 'L .A.,. y o ,d ep . India. Cep at the after part of the vessel, on the Middlesex side, and SOIREE. 144, all Ideuth Zastem (Reading, I— ---- I am, sir, your ra , on the other side the other part of a boat ruse to the surface I Anatol 11.0.6 264 261 tee,oce I AIM Fria all la 14 yea James Barber, Esq, of the water. lie then saw three young gentlemen Cling- The annual soiree of this institution took place on et.: 100 Do. 44 per e.g. *to the wreck on the Middlesex side, which rolled over Wednesday, the Philosophical Hall being engaged for the 20 • all .81.1eVeekUumeereenuar 191 204 mope I'. •Anglotallforman .... all 11 .' o Of the communi rank them, and at the next moment he abservea another gathering. The hall was crammed to suffication ; a majo- e e 10 3 1) :ee e d•Kilteulefrn•et/ 4 dli 4pm 10,000 10 tAuetralaslita lily rt:ng hims.'lf by an oar. The young man was saved by a rity of the vast assembly being ladies. In the gallery at '''• ie weestle,l3 /Serve ..! 20,060 35 V Australian fiteturth of Eng.purab. lei 106 80,09 f Australian Cordillera • all ' p 4pm sett the following rope I,ring thrown to him from the steamer, and ho was taken the end of the hall were accommodated 300 members of the If 3 N eel y itto vim .. 1 53 33 101,000 1 Austrakan Freehold ea board. The otnere were saved by boats which put o ff from institution, principally youths and artisans. The chair was 13 le Y0rk201.311.1.11.119.Tareb 44em I 3 ;eo, 1 Ave Marla .Ol 1 die per diately follow if tie the shore. The actident arose, in witness'so, opinion.in con- taken by the Earl FITZW I LLTAW, with whom was Viscount LINE!( LEASED AT FIXED EINTALIA. 20-1,001 Minsk Australian Gob all i I isn sequence of the rapidity of the current, and had the steamer Ooderich, M.P. for the borough, and Sir John V..,. Rama- st e lee ,Beemeomesenire (keret 20,000 M taritialtiron 13.5 8 to drawn from South beta .tall, he believed the same result would have den, Dart., M.P. for Taunton. : to LondoahN.Weetern) 106 108 10,e00 SS t Brar.l mp.(lae. at 51 p • 341 3 34 vestment into the e,nes 80 Do. Comes and Cele)* all 5 0 taken place. A very little ripple would be likely to over. From the report, it appeared that the classes are in yige- 50 50 iellt l4o6ol Innelkmstock would at on I (lamed loCeletkalen)... &I SG 11 , 130 ai Do. 13t. John Dal Be, 13 31 32 311 tura a beat saehas that which came in collision with the roue operation ; the library now number; upwards of 2,000 110,0% e Careou'e Creek all par Ipm price, which wouli R 'IN lasetUsooloall.pum.lo.(3. steamer. They were all sober in the boat. well - chosen volumes , a compendious catalogue of which has 1 I (kind to Ot. Northern) ISO 152 12,005 ee Cokes Dapper .... Mr. Wm. Hunt, a clerk in Somerset House, No. 7, Sue- just been completed ; and the readicg-room, which is well 25 23 ( - 41, 3 , 9 , 0 t er & liras ar,, ae o MOW 1 retook' Gold IIf2 pm operation leas desir sex.strett, Wandsworth-road, said he was a passenger on atteneed, has had Me attractions increased daring the year I (leaned tOGredWrMillr all 24 ....,„ _ Oppiatio l4 61 9j TO Tins 2 250,4410 fa. :Kopper Miners of Eng. all 01 73 the steamer, and tl,at upon bearing a shouting on board be by the addition of two quarterly reviews. The flounces aro 100 all Hartlercol Dock & Rehr. Sir,-Many persoa li dee! .a head and etre...Ted the boat approaching is a aho in ■ a satisfactory condition. During the post year, ' (leaped to Yk. N. a Ber.) - - SAW 25 I +Do. Pref. 7t percent. all II 9pm Annuities and other ii so se Holladteltry(LTorkaNslid 112 114 70,21 , .5 Itneatteetralioncoppr , all IV 11.1, 31 11 6 32:tht enollo towards the steamier. It was thea at a dis- 1852, the gametes nf the institution has quite equalled the - 1 Oreat , Suttee Vein 33 Ili Do. A shares Idittal .. 16 57 tame c f about 40 yards . When near the bows of the vessel expectation% of the committee. 'lime are at present 12,. ; 1 2,.. Do. f ob.. ( ditto). 274 284 WA N 3 l I +Do. Registered - ~ and to reinvest the p the heat Was tnrard suddeely towards the shore, upon 478 fortnightly members. and 44 presentees, who have 121 13,,Landon apt Oteenivish skeet so s ;o,oroi saheb it was instantly struck and cut in two. The steamer paid during the bot mouth; honorary members, 26; (titre' to smith Feeble 114 1.111 11,911 I 2.lnind Duchy m Bark, oil I dis 4ma being reduced for a I Meer „.• teat Polguoth all - - [l , large amount, and otl was .'• and bucked. annual subecribers, 110 - making a total of 66. 8 . 20 20 . Ditto Prekreree (ditto; 24 11 101t,OM 1 Loki' &Maine ...... - all 1 1 dis Coroner-1/ the boat had net been turned in shore, what But the actual number of members in connexion 66 66 !L 6 wsW°rt i lus r A'weewl• I flawed rfol9) W 'all have been the e ..irequence ? with the institution, who have paid during the It alt I Ditto d itto 2 ref Cent - - 3 Wpm Weness-It must have struck, as it was coming in a het three months, is as follows :- Fortnightly members, 64 , al: Allaneb.,BustonAslatloek 60, 1 C I LoticlouteCalitorn. Geld strong opinion that, i itraieht muse toward, the steamer. The captain waved 635 ; annual sub:aihers, 120 ; presentees, 77; honorary tosind to t .40.W.Alktd.) 3 II quart CruadingCu.. all all the holders of Sou Ioo,e ir. 1 tferi4uita 5:11 . ...n.1. member', 24-total, 856. In order to give an idea of the 3' 1 all Midilletelore • and Red= be paid off, and that i eree ie IC I Xra t canallt.American o 71 al Consols, and pay hr t,roar,--D, y ou thi n k that everything was done that extent of the opeeations of the institution, it okay be well to ....- i -,...P. x." .,- te .._ Ai . ee ., l : t ..'. lll _ l) .F. i. .-_ - 10 , 107 6 er" 1 !New firer Ala .... ..., I.' ' 6 I Du' opera•ion, than to ace "... neeired of tee captain / state the automat of receipts and expenditure for Rae last y; i;; er ' en Z ee " I: l 4' eter ° 1ip,'","..... IM aerene. - 1 Nouve a u stonde V 't 2 . 9 s - Ys 1 . Ar.ee the young gentlemen were on year, closing Decernter 31st . The money received during (lewd to Vaxtkocerar • 65 67 30,[13. 10 Nova Scotitilining gad them by our clever C betel lb. etraill Said to one of them,Qmper. Smelting 3 1 s dle been quite Tight to p " When I waved the year ameunts to Girt Ga. ti. -that is to say, 329:. Hs. w all DO. nzed spume (do.)' tiir,Oie 8 :Port PkWp heed to rat 'o , move towards the cetera of the ' from weekly memben; 146/. . from annual su b scr ib ers; 2,4 26 I lvr i aorta t yie "hag. too.: • did you sot do so l" Ile replied there was not time. and the rest from various inmates, Including the government I j. .lltLane.kr,e —. .... Ili 111 Di•ta 1 etre' (dilto). 1- - sl,e. h I 'in irta 1L0ck.......„ at 1 I nte 10,C :k fn %retie:mere Iron -.... all 23 :7 can out of those w whilst, on the other ) _ ' .t.htte New 16.6 wlineslcil Ilalliag corroborated the evidence of the grant of Of The elm minute amounrn tie 5741 13..9.1., that is st. 106,amtos said webta itse wilts,Mt Wei. Emma proved having found the bode of the offers ; 101• 10a. fur interest of m .rigage; I/21. 13e. 641. for se tes.Dieelseuretheterrn l3l 1U "OP I lamb Agetral.iaa.:-.. al 4Ps net much to bo mad, %ON le 'in Cron 4 .. - tse.l au tee pr. 'Joss morning adjoining the Foz - under• gas ; 232. having barn 'lkea's* paid tor a renewal of the 12 Or ditith'tallordslarrelleaded 69 •1111 lease of the i resent building. • to Mr. 114.rleant 4 4du 4[074 4 4 .2.1 i, +United Melia n........ all 3 51 Mete 1 loraller I have not seen this e l es ;ley warned a r rdi. t " that the ileremed was Earl Vitswillians, Meet Goilerich, Sir J. W. Kaintilen, 50 50 :M ow. .. e!.4t1,17;‘,647.t4.2•5ht.t...,;: - .... WAN ' Neat Granada .......... ' 3 l irks apm se, 4 4464 draw. .'d by •he host coaling is contact vela and se weed other gentle men havipg addres,ed the asse mbl y 95 f 35 Dlito Wean Ditto . . U 114 isikeer 1 s •-.. MaMantas . u. all par 4pm I om, sir, ~ o • * * lust r. end ..iet the Jury did nut attribute blAgau to is rapport of rivet% held in slew by institutions like the geese mire a l p cm . to . ' i - IMM • 0 i 0 9 4. 0 1 T iba , 1 w• =Maim of the Meant) mt.' . preseat, the preceedinge tenninittd. i to cenet siestsadeee. 103 e I[6l ...WSJ I Trans etabk by dueled died. The account of DANE OP ENGLAND. Amounts of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents. .. £4,645 2 9 £99,731 2 3 £2 10s. per Cents... 14,175 0 0 1,330,189 11 0 Exchequer Bonds Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total 801:TH SPA Amount of Annuities Total mutant commuted this day. commuted. For £3 10s. per cent Annuities For £2 10s. ditto 13,178 3 0 82,825 6 9 Exchequer Bonds Total It was officially announced in the Stock Exchange to-day that the business of the house will be re moved on Frid a y next (the 27th inst.) to the Hail of Commerce, during the repairing and enlarging of the old edifice. Although the repairs will in all probability be quite completed within six months, it appears that the Stock Exchange Committee have takes the Hall of Commerce for 12 months, and it is whispered that this decision is founded on the ap prehension that, when once the hall shall shall have been made the recognisedplace of business, a species of rival market might spring up, to the detriment of the regular market. By their arrangement the committee will have the power of shutting up the hall, if they think fit, for the last six months of their tenure. It is feared that considerable inconvenience will be caused by the removal being fixed to take place so near the commencement of the settling. The directors of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company have just made a call of 2/. per share, in two instalments of 11. each, payable by the 20th June and the 20th August respectively. Land shares were firmer to-day. Agricultural rose 11., and British American 21. North British Australasian, however, do not rally from their late depression. Austra li an Bank shares were also firmer, especially South Australian. Crystal Palace shares were lees actively dealt in, but well supported, clos ing 3k to 31 prem. Shares of the Bank of British North America have been done at 62 2 ; Union Bank of London, 181 ; London Docks, 129; Netherlands Land Enclosure (21. paid), 11; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 83; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada shares closed par to 3 prem.; and Grand Central of France, 2k to 2?, prem. The market for foreign exchanges to-day fully 'maintained the firmness noticed last post. For three months' bills on Amsterdam the rate ruled at the higher quotation of 11.19. Leghorn was done as high as 29.70. Paris and Hamburg remained un altered in price, but there are few takers of bills, and the absence of demand for paper on the Continent generally is deserving of being referred to as a favourable feature. The Oriental Gas Company have received the fol lowing favourable communication from the East India House: East India House,'May 20, 1863. SIR,—I have laid before the Court of Directors your letter, dated the 4th instant, setting forth the objects of the "Oriental Gas Company," and the concessions which are thought necessary for enabling it to carry out the object of supplying gas to the various presidencies in India, and requesting that the court will recommend the company to the favourable consideration of the local governments. In reply, I am commanded to repeat the intimation made to you in your recent interview with the chairman and deputy chairman, viz., that it rests with the governments in India to determine what amount of encouragement shall be afforded to the undertaking in which you am engaged ; but that the court, in forwarding a copy of your letter to the several local governments, have expressed the warm interest they feel in the object your company has in view, of affording the advantage of gas lighting to the cities of India. I am, sir, your most obedient bumble servant, James Barber, E.q. (Signed) JAS. MELVILL. Of the communications that have reached us on the subject of the South Sea stock conversion we in sert the following. Our correspondent appears to lose sight of the consequences that would imme diately follow if nearly ten millions of money, with drawn from South Sea stock, were thrown for in vestment into the Consol market. The scarcity of stock would at once lead to a very marked rise in price, which would of course tend to render the operation less desirable than at present. TO TRH EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. Sir,—Many persons recommend holders of South Sea Annuities and other stocks, of which the conversion is com pulsory, to accept the alternative of being paid off at par, and to reinvest the produce in Three per Cent. Consols, which Three per Cents., it is argued, etan.l little chance of being reduced for a long time to come, en account of their large amount. and other difficulties which would accompany a legal and voluntary conversion. Would you have the kindnesa to notice this in your City article, for I have a strong opinion that, if money keeps its present value, almost all the holders of South Sea Annuities, eze., will demand to be paid off, and that it will suit them better to purchase Consols, and pay brokers for their commission upon the opera ion, than to accept any of the rvw securities offered them by our clever Chancellor of the Exchequer, who hcs been quite right to propose the different mutations he has offered to the public, as his business is to get ric much as he can out of those who have lent money to government; whilst, on the other hand, the funslholtler will of course do his best to get what he can out of Mr. Gladstone. There is not much to bo made out of such a closer minister, but I think ghat those who aro runpelled to chancre their secu rities had b. iter t..ke three per G ut. exchane. I have not seen this view advocated. C. 11 I um, sir, your obedient servant, Landon, May 19, 1853. 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Do. 5,, I 1853 PARIS, DIRT 20.—St. Germain, 1,855 ; Versailles (right hank), —; ditto (left bank), 3GO ; Paris and Orleans, 1,105; Paris end Roues, 1,140; Rouen and Havre, 540; Marseilles and Avignon (ConverteD, ; Strasbourg and Bale, 375; N. ethers, 927 50; Pll6l and Stra s bourg , 930; Part. and Lyme. 960 05; Lyons end Mediterranean. 812 30 ; Guest, 762 30; Paris and Cherbourg, G4O ; Dijon and Besancon, 573 ; Midi, 668 73; Montereau and Tr oyes, 453 ; Gra;86414.143 end Bezias, 517 SO; Dieppe and Pecamp, 360 ; Bordeaux and Teste, 30 :So ; Weems and et. Diziet to Gray, .360; Pori, and tieeaux, 265; Central Suisse, 480; Grand Combs, —. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMAItY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. In the colonial markets a very goad business has been done, and some kinds of produce have brought higlter rates, while others have have not quite maintained former valua tion,. There was • good demand for Sugar in the early part or the week at full prices; but yesterday sales went off rather heavily, and in same instances at about tid. per cwt. decliae. For the coloury sorts of plantation Ceylon Coffee there hate been free purchasers at about Is. per cwt. advance; but other sorts are unaltered in value. Several sales of Rice have held; Madras has gone off at about farmer rates, while Bengal has sold rather irregularly. Saltpetre con tinues heavy of sale. The Tea market remains extremely firm, and a fair business is doing, with a strong inquiry far goad and fine Cougous, for which extreme rates have been paid. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade dull, at the following quota tions : —Prime Meadow Hay, 84s. to 905.; inferior, 70s. to 755. ; ltowen, 455. to 55t. ; Clover, .90s. to .100 a.; second cut, 70s. to 935.; Straw, 235. to 335. TALLOW MARKEL-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is firm, at the annexed prima:— Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 475. 3d. ; April and May, 475. ; Oct. b.) Dec. (new), 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. MARKET AVERNGIB.—Town Tallow, 495. 3d. ; I'4 by ditto, 2s. Bd.; Yellow Russian, 48s. 6d.; melted Stuff, 361.0 d. ; rough ditto, 235.8 d. ; Tallow Graves, He. ; good Dregs, 6s. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The weather having become favourable, Vegetables are improving both in quality and quantity. Forced Peaches make their appearance, and we have alto seen a few Nectarines. Forced Strawberries fetch from fxl. to Is. an ounce. The supply from the Continent of Peas, Potatoes, Carrots, Asparagus, Radishes, Artichokes, Endive, and Lettuces, is still well kept up. Both Seakale and Rhubarb are abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch from Is. to 2s. per bunch. Old Potatoes are now chiefly confined to Regents. Frame Potatoes fetch from ls. to 2s. per lb. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Primulas, Fuchsias, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cinerarias, Azaleas, and Camellias. METALS.—Mr. Monte's Circular states that the Scotch pig iron market has shown rather more animation this week ; quotations show a slight improvement in value —we quote 50s. 61. cash, mixed numbers. For spelter the market is active ; 100 tons sold at 191.105. ; 200 ditto at 201. No sellers now under 201.105. Tin is steady, without alter ation in price. Copper is firm at present rates. Lead very dull. Tin plates continue with very little inquiry. CLERICAL. ritEFERMENT. Rev. J. Sheffield, to the Stipendiary Curacy of Hartford, county Chester; on the nomination of the Rev. J. Royda, the incumbent. Rev. Octavius Bathurst Byers, to the perpetual curacy of Christ Church, Croydon, Surrey, diocese Canterbury (lately consecrated), by Itobert George Moncricff Simmer, E,q., and the Rev. John Themas, patrons. Rev. Frederick Augustus Crooke, to the rectory of Ring donne, Kent, diocese Canterbury, by the Right Hon. Tho mas Pemberton Leigh, patron (vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Pennington). - - VACANCY. Perpetual Curacy of Ashton Hayes, Tarvin, county Chester ; patron, W. Atkinson, Esq. ; Rev. Gerard Smith, NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MAY 20. APPOINTMENTS. Se cond-master J. P. Grant, to Nerbudda. Clerk sasistaut J. M. Carmichael, to liodne:-. Midshipmen J. J. H. Greeble, to Excellent, and G. Worsfold, to Blenheim. Naval cadets M. Dougall, to Blenheim, and F. Stirling, to Bighfiyer. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 20.—1 t is understood that the Queen will be present at the launch at this Dockyard of the Princess Royal, 90, screw ships, which is expected to take place on the 21st of June, and that the christening of the vessel will be performed by her Royal Highness the Princess Royal.—The Sintoom, iron screw troop-ship, arrived at Spithead this morning from Deal, where sho landed the 97th Regimont front North Atncrica.—The Star, 8, Commander Warren, sailed last night for the Brazils.— The Vulcan, iron screw troop-ship, Commander Van Donop, is to be ready for sea by the 25th inst., for conveying de tecbments of regiments to Coroda.—The Odin, 12, steam frigate, Captain F. Scott, guilt(' from Spithead o-night for Plymouth.—The Encounter, 14, screw sloop, Commander O'Callikehan, is to go out of dock to-morrow, having had a raise keel fitted to her to improve her sailing qualities.— The Victoria and Albert, rcyal yacht, is to go out of dock on the •Ith of June. (BY ELECTRIC TELROBArR3 (FROM OUR OWN CORRENPONDENT.) PORTSMOUTH, threauaT. The London, 90, Sans Pareil, 81, Highflyer, 21, screw ships ; amOdin, It, paddle, ;ailed at daybreak this moi.timr from Spitbead fur the Mediterranean.