The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-04 00:00:00

• • „4/,4 ~...., .4/' ...e. 7 ~ , .. eer....,..,e,....2,... __ ... _4.,.._.,.....;....,.......,9..,...._.ir , / __ . .......,-2_,,, t , 7 ,„ TI. i • T . . :1 . 1 . 4 .:: , 6 131 ( 1X. r i :liner _...... _ . __—_____. ....- —. _ Na 1,80 1 .) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1852. [THREEPENCE. s 2- - Fp II B DAI LY NEWS. TIIE ELECTIONS. . RAIL WA PAR MONEY MARKET. Aggregate Number of Average MINES. Lamm Montag reperortse Id. amount miles open. receipt per r .11. 1 °swig DAILY NEWS is ai Um head of tbe Ll. 44 s mom .., sew* „ eetettee h ee e „ 4444 . 4 , 4 1 4 h a 4 444 ,1 4 „ 4 Balurot.-A meeting of the electors of several ---.. received. mile. TM' RSDAY EvIININO. THIS DAY. THURSDAY 111YINING. There has again been considerable activity in the market to-day. Speculative mines have met with a Ines: f." ` 4 (" ,;4* a id pia i gegal worms, Thither miltheal, gordal, parishes convened by entailers eddressed indiscrimately to mew, ...1 Mt • . Two o'Cioce. The market for the home funds to -day was cha- 485 5 2 1 .. .. £ 2 2 1 17 2:255 722 ........ 3 4 :31 01 5 71 ........ £ 5 64 3 16 _3,1 0 1 52 9 1 the burgeeees on the well was held en Wednesday evening With the exception of Midlands, which have raoterised by an entire absence of activity, but priors 138 ° • • 18098 •• • • 3 ' 718 '' • • • food many transactions, but business has also been sr iiir"'"`"" " ' ...sr et as nearest Iterre.-" the untrot7 If Ile at the t room Broadineatl, which war crammed to the maw i swat and done iu some of the " staudard" stocks, who do not ts in th , Ma* , 11111hlui • rig 1.0111661 66 " 11166 4116 doors. The object of the assembly was to hear addressee shown a little wmkness, railway shares have been were firmly supported, and throughout the official los 1 / 6 ` 4 is well sup r*,,, i s ,sersee, aad ia Ms varied menasubasil toweinercial from the two candidates in the free trade cause, the Hon. fairly supported to-day, owing chiefly to the favour- hours of business no tendency towards lower rates mat t h t ese he ge re a t e u ra rn t s tra are ffie y e e f ry th sa e t ee isf a a a ct t o ey ry,. as proving , so frequently come into the market. Amongst the "e t a senbised is the scup Railway, sad Monetary Artlsiss,- F . _ _ . . H. Berkeley, M.P. sad W. H. Gore Langton, Esq. The able comparison of the traffic, but business is li- wits evinced. Console remained firm atdescriptions for which a special inquiry is to be no es row is mamrsemte. or maw *We , list of Shipping than any other paper- chair was taken by Hannan Visgir, ltsq., who introduced mited and no buoyancy is bac bl The change range of 1001 to 1 for cash and the 9th • yesterday's ported. 'The favourable c6M tir's'' L a errty report a Kh , vvtrue l the to *MI lity awn, the candidates, both of whom were well received. Mr. once of the Exhibition having been sensible felt at eti"'" . ~,.- t tp,, only d.itly Minim: lbw" With lam its enoto. Berkeley spoke first, sad in a humorous vein challenged in _prices since yesterday is extremely trifling. 100Lfor the 16th July. The Three-and-a-Quarter return is the more worth y o notice , rl with fro m last th e Y in ea fi r u s - West Caradon, Great Wheal Alfred, and Clive shares. wer..e.14....i, - 4 s iwiebore. t _ _ __ the deism of the tory candidets, Mr. M • Geachy, whom he In the foreign share market the feature is a great per Cents . main ' Th" maintain the high rate of 1021 to s . is The prices at which sales have been made are re it std.... ov•i 0. 1 "" 1 "- " 661 ° 11 he -11 . 79r . ,1:7,71,r.... described as that hybrid anomaly a•• free trading proth- rise in Rouen and Havre, which have reached 121. security must now be slatoet considered a Three per don and tighten receipts in 1652 an 18 d 50 is owinor this period last year. The high range of cite Len- B • ported to us as follows by the most respectable • - esell oselioloi. sad tim always We. rem ill idesone olvertisetsests tionist," and as one of the mule birds which Lord Derby Other stocks are quiet but steady. Cent. stock, the reduction to the lower rate being brokers and dealers, but due allowance must he made ' hie Loom is shown W the last retorts of stamps was sending through the country to preach •• Derby and to the returns for those two year, embracing Epsom tt. Mims it' Isi .SHAM AND STOCKS UNOUARANTRED. fixed to take place in October, 1854. lkducting rac " . for the wide margin frequently existing in this van s. 4fe the 7 0 " I°l° 1 ° 146 160610 2 1 . 06 . 100 NeeliPaPen • by protection' in the aunties, and • Derby and free trade ' able market as between buyer and seller :-South is ever Ow Demirel 1 1 166666 Om in the boroughs. Ile wanted the electors not to be cajoled Closing prises Baba to„lay up 10s. for the two months' dividend that has accrued, 1850 dity "" b „. 6 , 4 " Tk,tl 3 w ord:, ' ye l'^ ers t Zilell ter tar 04104 '' usi n ent '' n tet ; ed • into the support of a ministry which if men could be bound Pk. Pd. Bauman, The return per mile per week 1852 is sub B o s in i. ed yesteraay . tel P in- and taking the price at, say 1011, we find that Tolgus, 160; Alfred Consols, 13Z, 14 ; Speedwell, 71; Seta o Masao . -g----- London and North Western £9IA2 .. L :02.42 .. £99.60 1779 Nelini,ni eiii.n!iirt• I: Z 2 Hoes is. run ... ..... .......62.72 .. 52.71 .. 48.60 Great Console , 320 ; Clive, 5!, 1; Vale of Toyrey, GC 03 .69 24 60 61 South Frances, 130, 135 ; Gustavus, 2; ; Devon 11,,,,,t‘t, Ilitael., -... usi __.. 81 71 74 evident appreciation of this stock consequent upon Great Western 70.47 • .. 76.92 .. 7 2 . 01 305.; East Pool, 100; Cupid, 11 ; Cathedral, 21; POLY HENS .... 1.9415 1.i511.000 The addresses of both gentlemen were loudly cheered, and 111 all Mbia.Whlg.agagartallM Ma 191 SI 211 Diebanhand. its being guaranteed from further reduction till 1874 Lan don and Brighton BO.OB •• 6718 • • 88.18 West Basset, 61 ; Mary Ann, 441; Trelawney, 41; The ...milord aggsbasanase id this pasoloa }manse Me lenswise seemed to afford 'iteration to the electors. , Obahm..late lai ratatt 114 101 db4o 40 ~ 62.79 - 60.14 . era.. ceetel !WT." , a idaliga g lim i t ' the Lowe . EDINBURGIL-A candidate tor the representation st 4 all 'EPAClaalbllbilt.lB2lMl2l.C. 19 19 affords strong proof of the favourable opinion gene- South Eastern . 27 32 South Caradon, 108 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 19 ; Gle- York and North Midland-26.37 .. 27.66 .. . .. the • tray Newt Is Ms pseligna id a rally entertained of the future course of the money . low the fir tit look Magi rasa sad s Marsilius-retro- of the City, has announced himself in the person of Mr. et .10u Illibleimalllnitrig - .. 92 97 98 Great Northern 63.09 .. 46.06 .. 22.t4 naulin, Ito Z prem. F' 4, "* , ...pipit% l that sonservisialibera.ire ettica is clearly the Campbell, of Moesie, formerly tory member for Argyle. or a l t a t I chomur ° ololllolo a mil l a - - , 0 11 1 1 11 154 111 15 1 market. Reduced Threes continue to be supported Midland 21 44.69 .. 48.89 .. 42.66 There was no great change in the gold mining ';,. ;,-- ' , I L am of I ► salami : wad alrendy, with the mond kishaat shire. Among sundry eccentricities by which Mr. Camp- s o ' so . 00sossio a n k h ... ::. _ ll ....7 by the operations of the government broker, who in- Chester and Holyhead 34.80 .. 28 93 .. 29.65 share market. Ague Frias were scarcely so firm, t.•:;iisisin is tee ninmoised daily peer, snit with the lariat bell aatenished friends and furs during his parliamentary 10 '4l I Dubin bil Ilanag Jase.. In 12j db VOHS with the greatest regularity. The list of trans „.,, ~,,.r a siestesseke. "II to "" ' Times' ---eheehise ., ‘.... 63 t y, career, was the expression of • leaning towards free trade AS I all rank and Aber- York, Newcastle,and Berwick 44 . 88 .. 47.66 .. 49.86 but Nouveau Mendes closed a shade better. Liberty 'rho returns on Scotch lines are ea under : ehares were in demand during the greater part at ,L.:, piper. tie Pothicsi ..ei than eeere " 3 " ° " In "' '"' °Mae " (uttered, if we recollect aright, when in the act of resigning am _- ... II 1 actions is officially rendered as follows :-Three per 1862. 1861. ..r.nt Me.' r b.,.0 ,,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,„,,i , „ ~, N essriss , i s i s, u s e s . ; er e i hivseat) ~. and on those dying words he now founds a U 611 ROM MeStimirgli L.& It Cent. Consols, 1001, 2 • ditto for etecount, 1001, . Aberdeen £l,al •••• e is, tense, is, Swann iritrett, rtect..treet, London. Chitin to liberal votes, adding one or two other articles from tgj .n T . , titrega..i. .. It 4 Three per Cent. Reduced, 99t, 1. - New Three-anti - Glasgow and South Westarn 4,130 „ „ 4,069 of the afternoon they were decidedly " barged," clots the reform creed.- Scotsman. IN. 24 seam 051111410 .. • 54 3 1 2 a-Quarter per Cents. 102 Z, t. Long Annuities, Scottish Central THE DISURACT GOVERNOR T u D l s l w V a l ui tl& . Gaixsoce.w 3 Mr. Dunlop has accepted the requi- is 'al swum 0b.:; , ... 4 1880, 8,1. South Sea Stock, 1121. Bank Stock, Caledonian 6,479 .... 7,718 Australian Consols aro quoted I dis. to par. ; - Yuba 6 4 Rin =is ficoish Midland Junction 101 11178 111"1113011te . own. pm M,- o n liasa°44 .otsiorg „ t t r a l oto B L lDB o f Y l i te il L emt ElLT, a LEICESTER. -Sir Joshua W= h issu -- ed an 2 3 alt Om 117 17 The unfunded securities are still rapidly rising. The Irish returns are: 853 •••• 632 River, par to k vem.; Ligitan;is., REF . t i o t hini Royal Australian Mining, A die , to par; Jose ts e t 41 mat) r t eut all pacts elf Ms address to the electors. 30 all Oat Ik kW halliloeislB62. 1861. Zwerling* Oa ate wed pule The March Exchequer Bills were at first sold at £6 76 .... £690 den, 1 die. to par. • *ebb tele g ra p h . sal abet monta_._ ____._eolo lo. .on ORKNEY AND Snematin.-Mr. Anderson, wo be- allai Wm. /41111118n._ - . 1111 81 Belfast and Ballymena avid. 07 •. AS liirseeskuseeavase .at SS 31 42.55 .... 270 et esprafC . lniot" t"e "on" , n ' st 7 1 i 0 ~-,7 ----:;-, lien, is about to retire, or has already retired, teem the e t. l a s 795. prem., but closed 80, . to 83s. prem., being . a e• li 54 21 Belfast and County Doan ~ ..k il leir n o ft . L i s ll . o : - . n te tt " .to h i t t , l ' d uti . a t lV ll.r oe r , ee ' s : rer° ,.. l ear l tae a .frem con es teitt e _for . these co . unties, chiefly on account of the state of et. mie mes illai re I ter = 33 Veljee l e- - further rise of 2s. since yesterday. Business in the Londonderry and Enniskillen 326 .... 166 THIS D. 4 Y. I , i Teem . Lt .. he „ eel .' , Me, • toe the wpm., the ni in n hea l th . It is understood that Mr. Frederick Dundee is : all Ones iligibega _... .. 10 1 i June bills and India Bonds was checked by the Ulster p "348 of ye noting% gr.- Emtgr ition : hats to Ilagentles, w take his place as the liberal candidate . -.Seorsnian. Illti all ot D a s .. .1:111111wel, Meek- 1 1 higher rates demanded. Dundalk and Enniskillen 163 .... 14 6 There has been no business of any importance in As Eintivitiou rust -li ROE America, sad Where to Settle; . __Toiell. OXFORD UNIVERSITY.-A morning paper states 121'1 all Dn. at 1 1 4 1 . 1 / 40011 .. -1: 1 40 134 Cork and Bandon 50 all In the foreign house, the transactions chiefly cen ✓teeseioirteseswAsis col"" 0 0 „,; ° _,_ ° " l6 l s ,_ !.) l '', 6l6 t l e l ihi l7C;; t :',..'„ that Dr. blarsham, the Warden of Merton College, has con- e t . mg o rme w eer 7. an•( " e . ' . 1 14 e s ... 111/ Ili 1 terra in Spanish and Venezuelan Bonds. Both these Cork, Blackrock, and Passage l6l . 120 Liberty shares are quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Bri- Slime* News. se. - roisigus . " `" 1 g e 'i n ' th 7,.;10 44 0 4 , 44 , 44 ,. vented to stand in opposition to Mr. Gladstone, at the neat 10 lan tainmearialleretiie .50 51 Wet. the hem Austrillan dies -der .0,4 a th e c pt- ten 54 the 5.17; .5 t he 1,,,,,,i; osen Rabgeoge: election for the University. NC Ili las.lbleas ..._. ... ... 0 10 pm descriptions were better, but towards the close of THIS DAY. tannin , k die. to par. its. 4 Lib- Colli.lion on the biroishire itailte.y- lahnoration of &nom SHIELDph_A correspondent says: On st.'loo Laidullielmil Yarlehir 7I :II business , sellers of Venezuelan offered rather more Two o'CLoca. . Clones itunases 30 It Des Maks freely. Austrian Five per Cent. scrip was Mins.. PAM. prior. dom. IL'. l'"'"i" Pei M."'"i i - 1 1 2 • TUT9.151111.13 - il l i e o:4 N6Wrag: Wednesday evening Mr. Jana Heater arrived here from x i 114 De. w ee , .•aa e ,'U • 4 3 ', s it br 'ne l3 l.° ll66l.ll° P. 116 * -- a . e ye d ,. 1.4, for g „ . „g. prim London, and addressed a large company, principally of ge a 4 4 ,d4s or then, .. 15 11 1 II operated in at ;to Z prem. The influence ——l Stock has been more freely brought to market to- " 1 °1161 "el day, and some depression has been the result, from ist.,ooo 1 : Agues Tea sit . par i i p; ..i.rll is pu1e...M.4 every .AM ay t : • • 5,..1 w e . mow agemspo to itdowd Lloyd, aos•eleeton, from the steps of the Town-hall. His reetp- tli , ill Lambs toll Ilairviell - 8 i . ot. r ,j,, pot tree, of the powerful agents here will, doubtless, • , saisbarpoquAre, Load" mad nesive eies espy madam*, ties was sot a ver•y cordial one. Mr. !dallier is a free- Si, 1100 [as,, ad . earl 1041 I 4 101 be put in operation to maintain the loan at a pre- 15,000 10 aterlan .... la .. . which, hiowever, prices have since partially re- 104 1( :::: 1 1 . 0 e ' A 1 rg u e t i t 0 .. 1 1.i n1i . 107 n1an n.......... ......- .... .. all s i t ii .,.. covered. Conseus have been sold as low 4 , order of sey i tweeds,. trader in corn, and a protectionist in shipping, but other. IL 103 LaßiblillarYt.Witt.. , 1914 an Inc i wise holds advanced political sentiments. la the IP i i 22 age. 4 alarm ... .. 4SI Ara mium, but it is very doubtful if tho market can be ft 12 MO 4 kept up, as, from the high price at which it ia as 1001, and are now quoted 1 worse than yester- 2009 11l Australian ...... .., ~...... 5 4 1 4TIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT of a conservative candidate, the Hon. H. T. LidriZeigte 10 I De.glaLdEentlit(e 11 11 .." day, a 1001 to 4 for money and 'Wednesday, l a .m . " I i A ' t s . u :V. i : i ". rm ."' •••••• apell 4 l i a t 1 rig4dOCIA i lON, 7, ht. Mach o' s -piase, Trallalgaraquaes, cause of Mr. Mather's appearance cannot be divined. He •i. me w h a m & 8 40 1,,,,,.., 91 1 , 2 92 brought out, the scrip is thought to present an ex- AO 1 Macrismon Iron ant all ... ... has not the least chance, however, as the prospect of the Se . 11l Do„ Sill ... ... . 3 4 AL cellent opportunity for " bearing." There can be and 100 - .1 for the 16th of July. Ihe Three per • s,ooo Cents. Reduced receded to 991 to 1 ; and the New loo."D I British Auetrialian (tell .. all 11 4 . Me lire investment of money with this Arsiciatlon, whisk waiggia..... election of Mr. Robert Ingham, te free trade candidate, 10 154 Dn. Ste .... ....... 44 sito.nou 13 lirs/ii. Imp. (iss. et 54 2 ti 3 little doubt it will go to a discount, so soon as the _ _ o*. .ted is 32. 1 tii. hi a Piss isesi tee to il eelf t ......ms. is admitted by the [erica themselves to be beyond doubt. "i 81 laskuarGatommou.,,,,!" 111 . 1 4 " u. ...phi. motel of the ellivont. sad the workbag aw. 11 ab instalments begin to fall payable. Brazilian and Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 102; to 102. 6,000 15 D o. 0 x ...a (5 0.4„ . Bank Stock mark 2ql; India Stock, 276. Exehe- 11. 00 0 20 . Do. sit. John Lid Se;., . its , atsiff. h.. b , t t , t ht., of t h e ea , eatat oty. sa g amt. as ewe. Mr. Mather is a spirit merchant in the town , and is the e t J igs r Aoro 7• •• 1 l e • lieh. 31 I 11l 1 Ilo.outi 1 iegarnn's Creek-. a per 4pm thg. "' t '-- "'• •• “.-r ' ' highest rate of tntelvirlded by aria.alsos father of Mr. Er,kine Mather, who was cut down by the so: 4 4 ; 45 4 . 1,1 4 d. w oe g 14 d i tarry lis mason, ti e Ecuador Bonds were firmer to-day, but other quer Bills, March, 80s. to 82s. prem.; India Bonds, i,^ oes ~ ICAsbre Copper .... - - U in ',bah slime Me money le eat, Austrian officer in Florence. st. Ito MOM . .. 87i 83 674 11 1 stocks show little change. The day's bar- 93 3. p rem. 100,00 n a Colonial Gold ... .... . . ill •attws wows ilepeeiwg with the Aesenintlisi, be Investment, an =MS 61 . 'lOO Do. Illint..rodinAr 131 114 gains were effected at the following figures : Few transactions have taken place in the foreign - - _. _ firm ILl:slaw. on schen: of liar contingrocig., a. n o ,' e s the Si. 1" 176 Mitl.fn. west.()) 4 Mans - - 131 Mob.. 2 lEng. m Australian Ompre all 11 11 Ms if securities. Austrian Five per Cent. scrip has been 20,460 20 lOenixid -... sit - - • war. of iI.WIRIDeut, which are hunie by the Lite Department , 1$ sil Newmarket _ ... ... . II us Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 1, 4 prem. Belgian is t. sod. ration et th. tinain. re bminttit to it . by 'imminent t..... SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM If ,10 Newport, Absegsveary. Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 941, I. Brazilian Old ; %either, Prissuor. cry I the entre labels ykided by RAILWAY. i and Hord" . _4.. , 4 31 tus Five per Cents., 1001, 100; ditto, New - Five per quoted only Ito I t k re scarcely so t;,,!, "' . Spanish soc s a pushed up to the trifling premium of :::, but is now ~,. o i , . 1 it-olik.aoteasla. 1 Orrat Polocoth. all a put 131444 . Myr imsul ins rri.m induction of say kind-an ad. - wage which no 20 1 74 Nevi, and linabliinen.. II 04ans 1 Melly oil.. r1.. 1,,, di r '5.."" P" li° or pried., Sold° SslS ' c."4518°'4 ' A special general meeting of this compeny was '' • l 3° 1 "" U 1 '; --- ii 11 SS Cents., 1829 and 1839, 99 I. Chilitui Six per Cents., t l ,Lon i`i". .ise " i t o b oor unt ,o.utz.e.c.o. s a i n t - - ten t, ,t... members. SO iII Do. New .10_ ._ .• I I 10 Ma buoyant as of late, rind other securities are tin- i mi ss . . w ar o . 101. Dutch Two-and-a-1161f per Cents., 62; 62 ; L.tereg or D.bilend, is Male hair-yearly, In January and July. held at Shrewsbuty yesterday, the lion. IL Ti. CLIVIt, 30 ISt Northern Omen's Vann 31 3Ma changed. Spanibh Old Threes mark 471 to / ; ditto sawn le , Itestesna Soutessaukan 9 - - 4 (*.total Stock. I,;•Otya O. MX. , in the chair. There visa a large attendance of the at.; sa. Norte &ash ~ -.. 74 71 71 ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 931. Ecuador B onds, New Deferred, 211 to I. Venezuelan Actives, 391 ; 15i0..0 1 Nee Granada The Capital Pitch ie 0101011146 ehei"et sad WWII" free. 6116 shareholders, a very active canvas, having been carried oa II 111 Swill Deems 110 . 1 .•• - 1 1 1 1 eis 3 1 4 Z. Mexican Old Bonds, for account, 15th June, d m it e t a o iea lk a Deferred , , Theee lsl; a, R 2 u s ss t i e an t. F s iv aed es ia l ia l e 6l , 9. t t o i l ta l7 i . 20 4 :: : :: : as : :oti r 7 4. : it : l l :mitis kros ami p p: Di:n: l, lo P: briskly. it,p4 to ve took in the insect's at Department. It eolintitutes, w.th the d tr ., ; . tootr for t h e pun ims AM, of this on to mmo t e to , 111 North ittaflowligree... . 81 91 die li 101 311 ; ditto, New 'lhree per Cents., 23, 24:1. Por- no OA 1 Port Phth t 1 - itm .tril Fund, • anarsi.tee toe the migagesteses of the Alincall. little .. i•-• 10 ,Se North Western .. ... - - b to io. scii has boon vet Weil in ohm to realer the scoarity of the railway. 10' 6 Noribitainta Weet.Jase 14 12 PM tuguese Five per Centro. (Brazil Guarantee), 981, 991. ex div . The object of the meeting was to obtain the consent of 30 1 all Oxford, w ee , & w e t,. 1 ini in 1 0 .1 lin awned omplete. the shareholders to the bill before parliament fur cunsoli• et. 123 Seoul* Endre! ... .. HI 17 Russian Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., 104, 1, Spanieh Kole 1 oSsath Austrolisn LIVE DEPARTIIIL N T.dont) 10 I lin Croft Thit Departnic , t ewer. e-s A b,ropretg.n.tm oral welLregulate9 dating into oue undertaking the Great Western, the h. 1 25 hottiali Midland .. II 111 111 Passive Bonds, 51,1 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 13,17.1 mm 4, Untied Mink:an eye, in el Lie ..V”.ani2/It, with loony valo.ibe and Ilapart.lat ilE* Shrewsbury and Chester, and the Shrewsbury and Bir- III) all Shrew.. a Ulnas Clow 2 7 7 ,1 47,; ; ditto, for account, 48 ' , 471. ditto, New De- moose I . A'est Mari po t io.j , 7i:,, ,,wien .., pr , peet , eee , b e ° mo s .' , 0560 00 0 ,44... min sham, and the union of the three; also to authorise the Ilt1,1! Si 1 a " . .. mg . 8 ...• ••• - 6 1 1 1 feared Three per Cents., 211, ; ;ditto, ' Committee's PARIS, Joss 8. For I Money. , Opinion i lllalsen.i Lowest.' Chump. . . _____ at the . Ilead ohm a tit Asia:Wl" or to the respecting Amnia, appropriation of certain revenues, for securing dividends to al ot a l ~,,,,M b611. .b . ,,1 11 ..i r e c t. .4 " 1 . -; 1 3 an A Certifs., 21 per cent. Venezuela .Three-and-a-Half browbeat the .snot hielt lom. the two last-mentioned companies prior to such union and Mo. W. Min.) ... .. 111 174 174 1 —— — I per Cents., 401, 391, 39; ditto, • for account, 40, 391 ; 6 Per thins .... '1 /0 9 I ft 90 i 7193• 71 60 71 82 SUOSIL- lllN Thc aN large Ci- p L u A bl N ic E' sa - les ling are 119 " Cen o ts x " .. " - in. '": 1113 13 1 7 . ° I 1 7 . 3° I 39 ... 7 . 1723 advance r a e ct s c u toi l in t , O ge f ox i dee he ms w tre e op e ne k gie : ei h tu o ale w fi s tli a a.c.:t la w r E g ee e .hp 7f eitre u h n a t hh o aeee f yo b ,bo u . s i i .o n gu ese htit PE re , 2101tRISi1N, Managing Director. consolidation. Secondly, to sanction a bill to authorise the 131 all Do. Maine ... .. ~ 81 • N.B. Applhetie. S 107 Rild cks "3 b e ma l e e e th e ala s alag union of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham and Shrewsbury 1 0 lu Do. Deming „. .. 124 I h ditto, Deferred, 131, 15, l. litre-sr. and Chester railways. Thirdly, to sanction • bill fur • lease of Lo I 54 literati* Dabs ... .. 11 3 0. There was a further decline in the shares of the 2 per rents - 1 - "' o fr y rely ri d va u i ri e n e g on t t h r e u. w t eeki te a n n u d ed scr h... e . ral ad ca v r a g n o e c t 9 d h nd ave . h b; , e h n acid th e the Birkenhead Railway by the three amalgamated eons. ;I' . 1 4 °MU ' DM. .7: ::: :' 11 1 1 . 9 i pq . 34::C( ; n z i el ts: gaire as loei_l..m .. : .. atsigh iw. t, 23 .. 43 5 1' 11% 90A cen d• ta le " . 9 i3. 5 1 4 3 2 4.... . JO MA 30 1 I Crystal Palace Company to-day, which closed k die. panics, and for the amalgamation in a certain event of the se 48 e n d, ir," . .. ~ 14 to par. There have been a good many " beano g" asteiss, I per(2.1840 1001 Mossy 1 Naples lent. - Mos e y. . • ' THO! HARRIS ir SON'S said undertaking with the three companies. Aed, finally, 40 II 4 811111YoMMUkRIveiDo 1 tilig 4pa fur the purpose of considering an agreement entered into ~ 14 tusks. aced Itertiepool - - operations in these shares of late. ik.. 41 ... lb. 3 .... . - .. is.. 133 , ... .. - ..• wort. trrocery lumps, 48s. to ous. . , - 0- - • with the trustees of the late Duke of Bridgewater. 21 Ilb Thawsellangatioelitniti. 31 3 At Dundee the Westfield Company, an association pi e d mont 10 i.., • 99 0 .. I T „ ee .„ 1 1 , _. 3 ... Currey.-T here has not been an much elnne. as nf I.t. The aearket for the home funds to day was cha rade:hod by an entire absence of activity, but prices were firmly supported, and throughout the official hours of business no tendency towards lower rates was evinced. Console remained firm at yesterday's range of 1001 to for cash and the 9th inst., and 1001 for the 16th July. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. maintain the high rate of 102; to ' 3 . This security must now be almost considered a Throe per Cent. stock, the reduction to the lower rate being fixed to take place in October, 1854. lkducting 10s. for the two months' dividend that has accrued, and taking the price at, say 1011, we find that the net annual return on a 3 per cent. stock at this price to be no more than 21. 19s. Id. per cent. The evident appreciation of this stock consequent upon its being guaranteed from further reduction till 1874 affords strong proof of the favourable opinion gene rally entertained of the future course of the money market. Reduced Threes continue to be supported by the operations of the government broker, who in- vents with the greatest regularity. The list of trans actions is officially rendered as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, 1001, ; ditto for account, 100 1 , I. Three per Cent. Reduce, 99t, 1. - New Three-slid e-Quarter per Cents. 102 Z, t. Long Annuities, 1880, 81. South Se a Stock, 1121. Bank Stock, rxi. The unfunded securities are still rapidly rising. The March Exchequer Bills were at first sold at 795. prem., but closed 80s. to 83s. prem., being a further rise of 2s. since yesterday. Business in the June bills and India Bonds was checked by the higher rates demanded. In the foreign house, the transactions chiefly cen tered in Spanish and Venezuelan Bonds. Both these descriptions were better, but towards the close of business, sellers of Venezuelan offered rather more freely. Austrian Five per Cent. scrip was operated in at ; to Z prem. The influence of the powerful *gents here will, doubtless, be put in o peration to maintain the loan at a pre mium, but it is very doubtful if the market can be kept up, as, from the high price at which it is brought out, the scrip is thought to present an ex cellent opportunity for "bearing." There can be little doubt it will go to a discount, so soon as the instalments begin to fall payable. Brazilian and Ecuador Bonds were firmer to-day, but other stocks show little change. The day's bar gains were effected at the following figures : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, Z, ; prem. Belgian Fourand-s-Ilalf per Cents., 941, k. Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 1005, 100; ditto, New Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 991. Chilitui Six per Cents., 104. Dutch Two-and-a-1161f per Cents., 62; 62 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 931. Ecuador Bonds, 4Z. Mexican Old Bonds, for account, 13th June, 311 ; ditto, New Three per Cents., 23, 24Z. Por tuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil Guarantee), 981, 991. Russian Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., 104, 1. Spanish Passive Bonds, 3:, 1 ; ditto ' Old Three per Cents., ; ditto, for account, 48, 473. ' ditto, New De ferred Three per Cents., 211, ; ; ditto, Committee's Certifs., 23 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 401, 395, 39; ditto, for account, 40, 39;; ditto, Deferred, 135, 15, 7. There was a further decline in the shares of the Crystal Palace Company to-day, which closed k die to par. There have been a good ninny " beanog" operations in these shares of late. At Dundee the Westfield Company, an association engaged in the flax business, have Just failed, with liabilities estimated at about 16,000/. The assets of the company, however, are expected to realise full that amount, and in any case the dividend will pro bably be as much as 13s. in the pound. We understand that in pursuance of an invitation from the Emigration Commissioners, several gentle men connected with South Australia had a con ference with them to-day on the sulject of emigra tion to that colons. There were present Messrs. C. Stephens, R. F. Davis, C. Stirling, C. Begot, and E. Grainger. The advices last received from South Australia fully confirm the accounts previously pub lished in our columns of the rapid desertion of the colony by all persons who could procure a pas sage to the Victoria gold fields, and it appears pro bable, that, unless remedial measures are speedily adopted, the want of labour will be even more severely felt in South Australia than in any other of our southern colonies. The interests at stake in this quarter are of the highest importance, as in ad dition to the other valuable staples of South Australia the yield of copper, which for the last few years has shown so wonderful an increase,will be greatly dimi nished by the scarcity of hands. The demand for American securities continues, and a considerable business has been done in this market during the week. The city securities moat in favour see the Five per Cent. Bonds of the city of Boston, and the Six per Cent. Bonds of the city of Montreal. The latest quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission to America: Redeemable. Divb'ends. Priem. oml9s Oblee 6 pee Ct. Bda INS Jan. and July 104 10$ Da • 'sro.M. Ds•torM.msek— 111437.10411 Jan. and July 1071 1014 Riles • wants. ... 1 , 61 Jan. end July lOS 103, Iliere Tat Mum pee Ceuta. 1639.11160 Quarterly 95 90 Stack Feb. and nue. 98 bD 046=01 ". 1570.1573 Jan. and July 107 1074 S Ft*. Swift Soft 1509 AP. and (Set. 107 1074 A special general meeting of this company was held at Shrewsbury yesterday, the Hon. R. H. Curs, M.P., in the chair. There wail a large attendance of the shareholders, a very active canvass having been carried ea by the divalent' for the possession of this unfortunate little railway. The objeet of the meeting was to obtain the consent of the shareholders to the bill before parliament for consoli dating into one undertaking the Great Western th e Shrewsbury and Chester, and the Shrewsbury aad mionshase,and the union of the three; also to authorise the uk(psspeiat . n of certain revenues, for securing dividends to Mae leat-mentioned companies prior to such union sad allealikaisa. Secondly, to sanction a bill to authorise the lON et dr Shrewsbury and Birmingham and Shrewsbury sea abider railways. Thirdly, to sanction a bill fur • lease of I Sie Birkenhead Railway by tbe three amalgamated cam ' posies, and for the amalgamation in a certain event of the meld undertaking with the three companies. And, finally, fur the purpose of considering an agreement entered into with the trustees of the late Duke ot Bridgewater. The said that his simple duty wave move resolutions, simply to carry out the objects for which this amass had been called. He called upon Mr. Roy, the sowpsay's solicitor, to read the heads of the bill, which was assordingly done. The CMAIUKAN immediately afterwards rose again, and moved a moieties, signifying the assent of the share holders to the bill, anthonsieg the consolidation of the three companies into ass, as set birth in the first part of the notice. Per Account. PAWS, Joiti S. rflr I Stoney. Opeßlast i lllibest.i Lowest.' Cioatp. 6 per Omits. ..... '1 SO i 3110 t7l 93 11, 11 60 71 ID ft per (lend ..... ....... 100 13 I* TOO 30 I 99 90 100 93 1 oar fiats. 3 per Cents 3 per Cents. New Loan ... Exclusions Ixeolon iat sight, 23 421; 90 4.3 e, 23 334. Delorirs, i perol.lo-10 1001 Yowl Seidel, Milts W. 41 Do. 3 .. —.. Piedmont 5 p.Ct 9B 0.. ) Treaeury Bonds ... 3 ... Do. 3, 1851 PARta, JUNE 2. St. Germain, 695; Versailles (right Mak), 361; ditto (left bank), 83; Pada mid orleana, 1,210; Paris and Roma, 797 30. Rouen and More, 323:3; Marseilles and Arlignos, 342 SO. Strasbourg and &Ile, 230; Canter, 605; Orleans and Bor- Maur, 633; Northern, 59913; Paris akol draeoieirs, 371 25. Pula and Lyons, 1i26 25; lours and Names 375; Montereau and Trope.. 180; Dieppe and Veciamp, 245; Paris and Seam, —; Bordeaux and iceie, 140. - - _—. _ . _ _ _ MINCING-LANE.—'I7IIB DAY. SI:GAIL—The large public sales are going off briskly. The result of the week shows a large amount of business done at the extreme prices of last week, with an occasions' advance on good strong qualities. Exporters have bought freely during the week, and several cargoes have been sold by private contract. Refined has advanced 6d. upon the week. Grocery lumps, 48s. to 50s. Curren.—There has not been so much done as of late, but prices have been about supported. 1,000 bags of go od ordinary Native Ceylon were offered in public sale to-day, and bought in at Os ; present quotation, 445. to 50s. Tza.—The large public sales to-day are going off briskly, and a much larger quantity than usual selling. Prices are fully supported. Rica.—G,ooo bags Bengal wete offered, and nearly all sold, at and after the sale, at full prices to a shade advance, 9s. to 10s. 6d. beproval Ashroadisiblacer& de II Id II So al so os IS II de. 2 eb II M I if Vole et JI Wooden rod fillkenni. Wasirfuell rod LillikTioa. _ _ Ti - 2 13 13 2 1: 1 10 104 174 II 74 7 Me 1334 83 nut tateets, foe Tourien anti theakte Vinton. For ehtht twelve ditto. ; eistaenttuto, 42h; Twenty ditto, £4. Ossaa- Wpm' Te;erroore., 2 earner tree. Tll. tN %' HAIM'S and euN, Opudua to the Royal Fatally, 52, GREAT RUMELI. lITREET. Lawton. Carnue.—lto. 53, it oogonte the 81t1 Iqll JICSEVII GATE& Resslleat thia, terweld talsiskias the 1101111.• ass k. D0.0.14.6.1 0 mbre Yak Lad Nur& 111141aar Mr. HILL, the deputy-chairman, seconded it. Mr. Houma, of Landes, concurring in the resolution, suggested an addition to it, empowering the directors to agree to any changes of a merely technical character which might be introduced into the bill in its progress through , the House of Lords. The object of this was to put an end to nay probability of the directors having again to come be fore the shareholders. He moved an amendment in this spirit. Mr. Knox, a director, *mode,' it amidst derisive laughter. A long and uproariousdiscus,ion ensued, after which the chairman took • show of hands on Mr. Norris's amend ment, which was declared to be carried. Mr. HoisosuN, of Birmingham, &mended a poll. The CHAIRMAN claiming the mig ht to name both scruti neers, another uproar ensued, whic h resulted in a compro mise, after c very strong remonstrance by Mr. (leach, H.P. Mr. Cties said that he meant no unfeirneas, and he con. seated to withdraw his nominees, naming one of each party to conduct the scrutiny, Mr. W. J. Beale and Mr. Boy. The votes were being taken at the time this report was despatched, but whatever the result, it will leave the main question for the meeting still to be decided, namely, the assent to or dis•ent from the bill. The adjournment was deed until 6 o'clock in the evening, when the result of the voting was found to be as follows: Fur Mr. Norrie's amendment, authorising the di rectors to concur in technical alterations in the _ _ LINES LEAS= AT caltsaypd.,ornithapias.l saute Iles.. to GLINali. Ditto without •gnanalse 30 II MADRID, MAT 29.—Three per Cents., 44 8-16 c.; after Boles, 44 8-16 c.• Ditto Deferred, 22 1 c.; after Balsa, 221 e. Debt (let class), 8; ; after Boles, 8/c. ; do. (2nd class), dle ; after Bola, 6/ c; Bank of St Ferdinand, 103 c. Exchange on London, 5040. SALTPETRE.—This article remains neglected, hut holders show firmness. Wry THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT M EDl cuss by Dl' tßltlllret ItZVALEITA MIADICA room— ,4ll: trJty year: Isdearrihatar army hoe dr.vlldia 111111011M110.111011116, area& eratipatioo, lattilasev mamas, alma lbws al Us stassaah, sad votsamo, bars bore r.o.ned by Ns= ationsst hoL"—ilarla Jolly, 'Northam, Lim, tier Cob No. 71 of dyspepvia : from the Kahl the Lord Stuart do Dade: —. I boo derived en a *rah', ben. St from Jour Fos& sod staborla IM pabbeartoo of those Bare."-2toart de Dora. OM Is adaves,llll., at 21.9 d. 2 ;11., at le. M.; Jib., at Ile.; II M. at Saasoaallaed quality, lo lb, at Us. • 2 lb at nA.; tat sod II mime an rest gra of Wrier; on recapt at Pretence coats by 1311 RALLY aid Co., ID, New &al-street, Leaden, also 90, Geovetbercavtnet sad 42, tilabogasste-aver. `I'S Ida. Ire .6 "• - •;d7o - ZreZ TaZ — ra 11=trolv. sad Dells) lypd..orwitbrNift. arGreatWaslin l d ianaliffeliMMlN porriftempotWeArt 19 MP SPICES.—The public sales have not been large, and prices have been fully supported. Pimento sold at Id. advance. COCHINEAL.—This article continues dull of sale, and prices are about Id. lower. firturrs.—ltum and Brandy quoted steady, at last week's prices. SAGO FLOUR sold in public sale, Its. to 16s. CorroN.—There has been a full amount of business done this week at extreme prices to a shade advance. In other articles no material alteration, but must articles have a firm appearance, and buyers very generally show great confidence in present prices. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. laideNall:liount,l Cl=Juneau% I•Calstimllan) 196 29; IN .9 44 47 31 1 34 9 1;t 3 111 FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1852. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Course of Wind. ilitUalsbdurnar 6p.a. (k .db 0!. Nottlwx) Yr i Uav lIMOO (Slim M w orse of Strength d. of State of Wiliam. Win -- - Pam:norm 1 1 / 4 2111014 B. W. Irish Risme Rain ,tI Tilw•lr , ... B.W. Strong BiellES Rain !mammon, ......, B.W. Fresh area (hermit • U... 111 1 ,01 el KERN WICII ..... 6. Gentle Broom Overcast OTILOOD ..... dwinion LLIORTOSt S.W. Gaeta , Brame Res ,:ali anima £.'r A," ... B. Iliad Wind Rain 811tY1NORAM B.W. Conde Lisem Partially Matt 9'O LADISS.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, fir Use Am and Lentspleotoa.—lt is olistioaslsbed for Ito extremely ponlytnet .on ...shins selects the okle, set&o. No maim so the lanes and weave secretory wee* It et ide all logooltios kat the mese,. spare every teodesoy to irdloodollom MU ilmo effeetusfy aestivate* a 1 reelneras, M. phi**, sr" twolds4 Mir toorot.mo, eat "tier rut...mous ofilddioes. The midst Woo It lotion. to the cheek, and the oaftiploo add deka', glib It beam co toto hands sal arms, reader It sasibraiohli to elm WA. Om fen,. a, .flee pharno, rill Ilad It dig odblitatled did loddiddido of the etto, sod tender it .e6l. rtssotli,=.lll. Itswestialopriess orsh.. ihe atm ‘1,4 " ' Me adr groper d the genuine wink, cad od. Ilstuo (Antra," are slso enanter4 ost the poormar grop li thit to ref It 14 foe 4s. W. had do. td.—dodi ig ark am by remote vsl Itseloororoe _ . (Wad Isaac %Voter'. tillt Awns L d t i s t t i t;V) Ilerleard 111.11.0 awl Orrawief - _ 6 Z 7 lON 104 j TALLOW MARKET.—TRIS DAY. The market is firm to-day. The public tales have gone off at 3d. to 6d. higher. Prices are quoted as follows . Town Tallow, 365. nett; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. to 375. 31. ; October to December (1852), 375. 9d. to 38s. - 11 Wei IYW f (ditto) LemindlOwApediat. yg_Tllol9 I l l i II IN Il Al ip t o I Into Mal per roosit% pre (kw. Lon. ill.Weet.aLme.eiTorS Intro ebt u r ailih ro (A) Onto; Wit cliesedleo lei IleetereZeigler Ibries unas Sonlmea Dallhoprolb IT JO 61 63 HIDES.—THIS DAY. LICADENUALL.-561bs. to 641b5., lid. to 11d. ; 64110. to 72114.. ltd.; 721h0. to 1301110., 2d. to 21d. ; 8016.. to MN., 21d. to 2111.; 68th.. to 96165., 21d. to 3d. ; 961 b.. to 1041 6 5., 3d. to 31d. Hon. Hides, 6s. Calf-ski ns , light, Is. to 2.5.; tall, 45 BEKKONDSEY.—Sheep Skim, Downs 4e. 6d. to 6s. 6d. ; Lambe, le. Bd. to 26. Bd.; shearli n gs, lOd. NI uf TUN DAY Not. Comae of WWI. ti:Tatllt 0 , Mad. Mate of the Weather. &w. peotle erm—e7 ftt . '',7 .' • 4 ,i,f .. • \.) " . • • __.. . --: A:2CW . ----1----W- - -........z . 1 ........_i h Against it Om to las. sad 'll :1 The returns from the following places did not reach this dike in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. tY COMMITTEES. is ler. avirj-77- War Illigda m (isemd s• & nomwart (lima to Gnat Western) li 141. 10 it 30i e 100& li Cksiow ..... „ Koz.g.useas Puno.• LW. W. bW. &W. B.W. W.B.W. W. B.W. S.S.r.. S.C. Gentle Breese Gentle Bytes* Cahn Strong Breen Gentle lines. Strong Preen Gent Of& Gentle Wert' Gentle .irOrgxf Strung Brenta Gentle Knelt Gentle ,reent =4 Hain Partially (lord) Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy °arras" Ditto 140. 2, 7 pet Cent... Cetedanka tin rooter and liolybeid Forth, and Aber. 100 101 SHARES. i i die 1 . 104.T11110,/ --------------- Burrow ........ 14;a11; Cloudy Partially Cloady 0." To" 63 91 lei Pt 31 6 11/ se Haim U IS vis 13 I ZI 13 1 18 $ zd FOR WATERING GARDENS, DISTRI. I:ITING LIQUID SARUM, 11111WESS VP& ETC.— FOR % CV %NI.ED TMDIA-RUSSIS nossniss. AREA LTNE 11A11.1.1.31 Ode Lionot ea lettlehttotet), Gar eet..eneel, Inndon. There ripen wee M 86.1811 IN watirtag I. amt. mtivetilyt 'Amid make bur sae ilk% rlitra tow .Met a anisette mottemot ad wissila 11 le . sward. They ere partieuildily tollsilt lit t ai an tamil esr,baidy useHd la 4661111wItsons kr m or aid motor Wm* U. N.S. Voinalml Is mein Grin May MIPS v. Irth run. erte,..vd lambdas ettaolleft, Ida sides Idea nod, la stuck .0 pomp. nr ereser.eideres. All lettere er dire addressed let. L. SA N• s les, Gnawed-dews. Goewell-raed, Id dies. will suet web twaantstr stamen. N.R. PULS:ANUS-11 1141/11A-RUBBER %PAMIRS& Collor kr Id iv a /Sirs, .0...1 'beet *tilos fur Sem and Bei WIIIIMOVIS. Ind Pollees fur Patois sal Illerlaitles otstatia.mehisk at may are to oiler. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 3.—APPOINTMENTB.—CRIMOIR R. C. Writs, to Sans Pored ; and G. F. King, to Leander. Second Muter J. P. Dillon, to Regard. PoRT.MOUTII, JUNE 3. Rear-Admiral John Brett Purvis is appointed to succeed Ilear-Admiral Manley Hall Digo@ in tha Cork command, which the latter has held since June 1, 1849.—The Porcupine, steam vessel, LAuf. - Corotnander Jackson, sailed to-day from Spithead Go the west MOM of Scotland, to protect the fisheries.—The Edinburgh. 18, screw steam gunnery ship, Captsin Hewlett, received her gene and carriages to-day, and hauled off to alonpide her hulk to paint. The Basilisk, steam-sloop, and Encounter, steam corvette, were taken out of dock this afternoon The Flying Fish, 12, and Pantaloon, 8, wet* houteht down the harbour yesterday to he docked end un dergo repair. The Victoria and Aihert, royal steam yacht, was hiked out of dock yesterday and muted in the basin, lAvine undergone her summer's re-embellishment. Tee Port-Adrai al, Sir Thomas linage, and Captala Chad', of the Excellent, garner, ship, inspected the anal frigates 'Muria sad Gladiator, yesterday, in Bring shot at a target. We understand tha M t ILITARY. orders have been issued for the 16th Regiment to prepare for emharkation from Cork to ' 2 `traltn, and that in eonaeoeienee the 15th will remain at Ceylon, and the I,lith at 11;not Kong, it having been pre rinuah arranrd thAt the 15th should proceed to China, Lad the r/./th to Australia. SNIPS FOR AtSTRALIA.—ThFre are 1101 1 , fO/10111' ve!atis advertised in tho Deice 1'6(401 Lief to e out Dilute ship letter bags to Australia, and all of winch are toted by the middle of July neat. The aggregate tonnage of these vessels amounts to above 30,000. Thirteen of these entels are for Sydney and twenty.two for Melbourne sad Port Phillip. Tna ELEcratc TzLzosArn COMPANIES. —On resuming their inquiry, yesterday, the committee called Mr. Statham, engineer of the Gotta Percha Company, who bore testimony to the efficiency of that company's patented substance for protecting and perfectly insulating telegraphic wires, both for underground and sub-marine telegraphs. Knew of no better insulating materiel than a cuing of gutta percha.—Mr. James Ross, corresponding agent for .he London and American newspapers, at Liver pool, had dealt extensively since 1846, with the Electric Telegraph Company, who had improved their system month by month, and considered the present working of the sys tem to be generally speaking satisfactory. The charges for long distances were cheaper than these in America, where the delays and inaccurracies were greater than they were here. The cypher message of Mesas. Willmar and Smith, to which the attention of the com mittee, on a previous day, was drawn, was to witness's own knowledge, having been engaged to do it, intended to prevent the transmission of the Presi dent's address to certain morning papers, so that Messrs. Wiliam and Smith might secure it first for the newspapers they supplied. A second telegraph, in witness's opinion, would be attended with disadvantages. It was questionable' whether there would be enough business for more than one, and whether reduction of rates, consequent on competition, would not make it a losing concern. It would, however, be an advantage in the event of accident to, or stoppage of communication by, one telegraph to have another. After some further evidence, the committee adjourned. EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPB FROM DROWNING.--OR Thursday last a little boy, about three years of age, the son of Benjamin Davies, ostkr, of Cardigan, was playing near Cardigan mill, when, by some accident, he fill into the mill stream, which at this place runs with great rapidity, and enters • subterranean peonage made under the public road way, and, after proceeding underground for about fifty yards, Las into the river Meriden. When the child fell nto the stream not the slightest hopes were entertained But he would be saved, on account of the long under ground passage; but, to the amazement of every person who saw it, he reappeared in about four minutes Boating some distance down the river, the force of the mill stream having carried him rapidly through the passage. The escape of the child was considered most extraordinary. MURDER AT ARDROATIT.—At the Arbroath Police Court on Monday, a powerfully-built man, named John Beattie, a Iles-dresser, was brought forward charged with murder. The dream/tutees of the case, as detailed at the court, are very brief On Saturday, the Arbroath Whitsunday msrket dad, Beattie had been drinking with some companions, and between nine and ten o'clock p.m., be sallied forth from a public-house. Having met in Grimsby -street a man named George Jamie, a labourer (the unfortunate deceased), Beanie, without the slightest provocation, ferociously attacked and assaulted him. Jamie Iris twice knocked down, and when down repeatedly kicked by Benne, who, after he had committed the atrocious out rage, made his maps. Jamie was carried to the police omos in a state of insensibility—be never rallied. Medical aid was of no avail, and be died at seven o'clock on Sunday evening, of congestion of the brain superindueed by the r esult, —A rbroalli Guide. _ _ THE EARL/ CLOSING MOVEMENT.-n wu tiara ordinsry the number of betting offices that were closed early the zombi; after the Derby !—PsuseA. _ raitA344114e(411.1041419.0. I Ds oh (14.1)6.) : pi , Ct. Kant.oo6lfais.6 p ol 0111• Kw N lo Ow Oswego OW. Plod Itwittrelia,Piripimil wet ill Pflug Low II 'C. qr. sliw Sdialiewill. Yana, sod $4 per Mat 2; Oust Sirilmasi pscpn Ow tl Weillip(l)lllilitbr 131 11 • a I Ps $ I I die Ii Pia If 11 1 1 IS $ IS pa 14/ 149 11 20 j 3 al. I pm 3 3 $ 17 17i 11 1 I Ms Ms tet 171 4i I Ps Sli I2i I lilisit ilisaili;Pi 2 1 7 =.2f l .lLellt t Loa, allts...Ptel.' per et II 010115.061.11 pet.... & LerilmtitlaWallera Nev . an = Mill 11 .26.141 It De. Wm MO Da, A _Jr76l:;lo.el l Ditto Pretrawe ''' D•AresMeslll4 ve►Ct. S inrll islailm74lFfinite r,... aiii Waiver Sll eperCeLil In ii;;;;;;:ibenT•iit Min.) 10 per Oral— .. it loath neves 20 *nth York. 4 per Mark 3 Waterford it Ittikaany II York. Neweartie,ik Pam.. Gt.Nortk of Eni.pureh. Ditto Ditto 10 f0rk4314.31id.A.1133.Pwrk FOREIGN 10 Caron , Fraser lVnrs 10 Llsarlard and ErgotllN a Dwelt Ithaca& I 0 Kul Indian o ()rent India. realasole... 41 Da. Do. .. 4 Grand 1604100 of FramMi 11 Luxembourg ... 10 I), (Italloar) . 1 Dn. I Do. (Csool). .. 1171 Karla Algae/. 111 Do. do. Now „. 10 Namur amalsge Oa Ngri Mtn of hems. 131 tl dl :os. 1 gar aL Ronda 11 I B. .l Madam is.) 11. 14 bd &Mesas . 41 41: ▪ Parrs sal Lysol 411 4 ad Paris arid.m. Grimm 4/ 10 Paris and Mem .. SI 11 10 Par...ad Avestan% .. In tome and Hans II TR M Sambre god Knee . 4 1 17 Tour.. bad Nunn 31 die 1 al Egrow loaromo • .. id 4 IWO/AIR et Mimeo 11 I pea IILWATI4 134 14 14 IS 3 1 4 qa I I :I 11 S I I I ii so so PIP el 10 ni i w¢ Burros., Jums3.—The market wee very dull, tin Rea being priseipahy coothted to the .:berme of the Bristol Waterworks sad other purely local companies. tZ"pre Ct. lIIMINg DV.— Jre. eM July 91 se . pre Orb 1997-1873 Jea. sad July 93 96 Dar a per Cess. perk Kentucky Ire Cu st. goads Tensors@ Spar Citett lkods Ores 11 gar OL Dian..... 1974 Feb. lad Avg. 1134 1144 Die4ra ao 8 pee Orli 1938-1142 April and Ont. 934 944 !)entrees) City II per Grata 1917.1141 Ar me n eat filet. 8 34 94 4 There has also been a fair business in the leading railway bonds of the United States, which have of late attracted a greatly increased share of attention in this market. The transactions during the week have been especially large in the Seven per Cent. Convertible Ronde of the New York and Erie Rail way, the term "convertible" being used to signify that holders of these bonds have the option ot con verting them into the shares of the company. It =7 be noticed, however, that the greatest discrimi nation is exercised by English capitalists in their sideation of the railway securities of the United OW" and none but the preferable descriptions find any limn: here. Subjoined are a few of the quota tion ametwat : Philedetplila and Reeding Ball. ltd. 6 per Ct. Maypole &Ade 1860 hue sad July 81 62 New York aod Brio Bess per Cents., let mortgage 1666-1169 Missed Nor. 10 1071 ENtto snaps sot. lad sort _ 1833 blat.and Sept. 99 100 Ditto nem parCenta., Opayert. Mee 1862 Jas. and July 934 90 0 Misblitn Orstral Itlibt per Ct. Convertiblal ... * . 1860 Aril and Oet. 1,7 674 Ma Central gem ger Cents. 1861 Feb. and Aug. 90 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 North Western £49,143 ..£63,035 ..£46,841 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,188 15,403 .. 13,776 London end South Western 12,879 .. 12,876 .. 11,637 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland 7,859 7,081 .. 6,996 York, Newcastle, & Berwick 13,661 .. 13,967 .. 14,473 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,661 1,621 .. 1,686 Great Northern 11,864 10,871 .. 3,196 INorth Staffordshire 4,910 4,947 .. 4,667 Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Kendal and Windermere - Chester and 11 lyhead .., 3,307 .. 2,742 .. 2,810 Shropshire Union 638 .. 665 .. 472 Manchester,&SouthJunction 613 .. 667 .. 486 Eastern Counties; and Norfolk 16,694 .. 14,750 16,009 East Anglian 636 822 712 Birkenhead, and Cheshire Junction I -. The aggregate results presented by theme returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as fol lows : DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT IiOTHERHITTIE.—Thie morning,between 2 and 3 o'clock, a fire broke out in the pre mises belonging to Mr. Nichol, a haberdasher and stationer, G rrying on business at No. 8, Neptune.street, Rotherhithe. At the time of the outbreak some persons were in the house attending to a dying man, and so strong a hold had the flames obtained of the lower part of the building that, as they carried the man down, the flames laid hold of the staircase, and nearly prostrated the invalid and hie attendants. By • des perste effort, however, they suceeded in reaching the 'street, but nearly stilled with smoke. The flames by that period had penetrated every room in the building, and fears were entertained for the safety of those on either side. The en gines having arrived, the flames were eventually extin guished, but not until the premises in which the fire com menced were totally destroyed, the contents consumed, and the adjoining premises damaged. The premises are under stood to be insured in the Phoenix Fire-office, and the con tents in the Star Fire office. EASTERN UNION RAlLWAY.—Yesterday a special general meeting of this company was 'held at Radley's Hotel, Blacktriars, for the purpose of obtaining the approval of the proprietors to a bill now pending in parliament, "for enabling the Eastern Union Railway Company to make arrangements with certain of their creditors and share holders and with respect to their capital, and for granting additional powers to the company." The chair was taken by S. C. Cobbold, Esq., M.P., who stated that in conse quence of the modifications made in the bill, it had been impossible to call the proprietors together at an earlier period than the present. The provisions of the bill stated that the preference stock for paying off the exist i debts of the company shall not exceed 250,0001., and that it is to form part of the share capital of the company bearing preferential interest. An influential body of shareholders had secured the introduc tion of an amendment that would make it imperative to ob tain the consent of four-fifths of a meeting specially con vened for the purpose. Should a further sum be required, it must not exceed 77,0001., nor be at a greater interest than 4 per cent., to be raised with the content of four-fifths of the preference shareholders, as before.—The Law Clerk read the bill in eztertao.—Mr. Sturge moved en addition to the clause requiring the consent of the preference holders to raising money by the words "hut not otherwise."—This was introduced-1n reply to a question, Mr. Sturge said the 250,0001. new capital would take precedence over the guaranteed 6 per cent. preference stock.—The Chairman observed that the 10 per cent. stood in the same position , under the bill as the 6 per cent.—The bill was approved unanimously. The meeting then adjourned. [Advertinement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, AN IX' PORTANT Cuss MT =SIR UM—Elva/A or • letter from a rethmoes wading at M. eddamad to the editor of the "KW* Is kr fey," died June 58, 1847:—" Sir, —per some time I had sabred from a ware malady, ON which I cough( the advice of the met etalneat et the WWI ;ol bat to no purport, I resole, d, thereto. mod In sheer de-pair to se Holloway's Yob, a trod by the • I Soma merit Wood by a abort continuable of Ws bora el Ole malldwa, I was petketly awed, to the gnat alsaiosit et my neighbours, who copycat' gut I seal ea too so. ',rm."- add by al druggists mad at hews aMsdrli assat, 364. knead, Larks. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of Wheat since Monday have been small, both from our own coast and front abroad. The con tinuance of tine weather for the growing crops renders miLers indifferent about supplying themselves except from band to mouth, and our trade has consequently ruled dull at the quotations of Monday last. With fair arrivals of foreign Flour, some difficulty was experienced in maintaining former prices. The arrivals of Oats proving fully equal to the demand, no portion of the decline noted at the beginning of the week could be received this morning. Barley, Beans, and Peas supported late rates. ARIIITALS INTO LONDON MIN SIN NAY to 4th JUNg. klre. Modish. Scotch. leak. Fume. WINN. Barley 7O 130 I 933 0 Own 2043 6900 1 12190 Flour. 11,440 barrels, 200 r~t te; t, 2,160 VII. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 145.; Eden Millet, lis. ; Townley, 12s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 165.; Walls End Lambton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 165.; Walla End Merthyr, 225. Ships at market, 260. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. We have a considerable supply of Bouts and a smaller demand, consequently on the average prices are lower. Some of the choicest Scots still maintain Monday's quota tions, but only in few instances. Sheep and Lambs are also more plentiful, and are making fully 2d. per 816 x. less then on Monday lest; indeed a clearance cannot be effected at this reduction. There is a larger number of Calves on offer than for a long time past. Second•rate quality are considerably lower ; a few choice ones make 45., but this is an extreme quotation. Our foreign supply cen trists of 96 Beasts, 1,270 Sheep, and 360 Calves ; from Scot land there are 40 Beasui ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 800; and 115 milch Cows from the Home Counties. Per ethos of Sits. .. d... d Psr stone of 12t• • li. 5..1. Nos Seets, Ilsretords 363 10 Hest Dn.. & 11fAxis. Plb 3 310 NA 6450rt410r04 Ilsound4uslity Sorts.. 13 3 2 De. do. Shorn Also ....... ......... 164 0' Es , . 4 1 5 18740 04 4041177 0 117 N a st Dm 4 1161 f-bred. 000 0 . lamb. ... ........ Ns at o.artot. 1,147 . ebssi. .0. 1 lA.T.• "MO , : o .3•ft. 60 : Plp, 400. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lmaaroot, Jews 3.—Our share market opened better to day, and for some time prices were rather higher for all kinds of stocks; but as the day advanced, and the few buy ing orders were cleared off, a dullness ensued, and the mar ket closes weak. The following are the transactions : Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Cheshire and Birkenbeatl), 171—Blackburn (late Blackburn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire, pref. 6 per mat.), 21—Caledonian, 191 —Eastern Counties, 91—Eat Lancashire, 161—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 7'2, I—London and North Western, 124 1— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin co l n , 3'2 11 2—Midland, 68-- St. Helens Railway and Canal (pref. guaranteed 6 per cent. and div.), 171—Shrewsbury and Chester (Oeweatry end Chester), 121—South Eastern and Dover, 201— York end North Midland, 231—D u t c h Rh en i s h, 31 3-16 1 d. MANCHIetIB, Inas 3.—There has been a very limited latrines., at rather better rich. Eastern Counties, 91 16— Midland, 68—Dovers, 201 —North Stafford, ei 6 . —W est Riding, 4 1 d. —Sheflield ref., 131. UMW, Jona 3.—There is no very material change in the share market this morning ; the only variation has oc curred in Midlands, which show an improvement, closing at 671; Eastern Counties closed at 9 ; Lancashire and Ye' shame at 74 ; South Eastern and Doren, at 201 York and North Midlands, at 231. r;lie 4 York- ; • < f A c : t•" 4 1. „