The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

- .t • .11.4 11 - 40 g " 4- 3ef.'..;-a. -• , , V Tvfp r. 51 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1851. [THREEPENCE. No. 1,507.] 'JORDON sod NORTH WESTERN and CHFAS-1 TER Asrl HOLYHEAD ItAILAAY4.— TM CELEBRATED I fANNIA YUJI LAII. sod SUSPENSION BRIDGES eget R. i KILN kl STRAIN sad NORTH WALLS, tae ISLAND t.t ATIOL,, ITT. sad HOLTIIEkIt. WEEKLY TICKETRRY REDUCED RATE% . . ortarorweata bawler bora nob to tint psalm an or "wide, of abatis. We Slam Warratiag obeare aoi owoolfe...t at leek War. TICKETA baloosa at for Zombis FAsuaa, eaeil .W /r o:1K WELIK firma the data of Woe, by say •t.l. ee.uadawb to Maw, aWnring the bolder to slop at Meow, or owl Ask,. as to e Mawr awi rotway twirl llway, tt tot ta NI bard Vein row Ws maw patio at We l ha a aas roam _ _ Yampa or Ma 'Troia 77 .... t 3 10 0 pr.r q I.a. Ordinary Trains llO to Smut Clem Undinaryjralas units. MARK MI 11, tondos sad ItcrUiAlrartirra Railway. J. a ISINGIIS, Cirri, Ed Solylimad Railway. lillowal Ilamaire. Oaks. Loam fluke, Jar, 101. TAUS of KILLARNEY. COVE of CORK, in—LON DOS ewe SORTII-ef LeTERN ItAtlnAY. evnlthle kw TRIMS "the K t euebligt puttee to eint IM mitt mei Tabular seet riapetarnm Baden ever the Mend Strette, Me Qty of Sabre, the Woe of Kiltenry, sad tb md One of ark. s4ll be Mont and September next. harm the hamlet einem where 'tut penknife nay be he 4 Flest Can. Mead firm Mons to Clime sad leek— MI 0 0 ... S 3 lonsioeussu , kotorory asookst 4 0 0 ... 4 4 0 Membeefer to Wenn me besh Chafer lo Wimp me Web .... •11011, VAU MUM& Memel Merger% elliee, Mar Key. lash JES LACS de KILLARNEY, le POIU de A (MY. ess —CHRISM DE FYR (LONDON and NORTII 11•17.1131 ZAILWAT).—Des KILLEN eatable. pendant TROIS Pr awns, poor 1e....1eqe , ddnarent voter le Were I. at me ret IS hr. ko rid Is hired du Menat Is wile de Dub e lamas 1111133 may, st le Fun de Cork, weer d3lteroa jaoqu'ao le essesative, ass *halm valcuto, ok Ns dowers tar to 6111111111PIMIS alamaland : aro 1. Clam 3. be looliee 1 1111essey 44 seem S, 0 0 SS 0 0 laseeembeisio 6 Weems et rstous. De lembeser 1 iillemy et mew Ds Umber 4 Meow anew heamite, MARK 11CD311. Swam daDineleeeeaesess‘ Salem suelna, 114 1451. DIE SEEN von KILLARNEY, der HAVEN ' yes CORK, ke.-1.0:41.10X sod W 1 3 ORTII-1131711,4 ffMllllllll4.. BILLETE iGltill leiliread ORE WOMEN fUr Per d. beriamte 'Nasky-Wilda* db Ketarn-aracke an dime Mme ...• Mera.i, die Mode DOA* die Imo ws lliUlaraey Rad dimi Maim was Cart so broothea wilooratia. wardea mw Ilsoiemabir aaf falipaea lea saagegiarea, leo masa Co MOW, to gemaira media Rosa : 16. Claw. to Clare. Ton Lai= rut Money oad ma& all 0 0 ... C 3 0 Too Sinalmialmoa wit Kill.roey and outlet 6 0• ... 4 3 0 Yea Ilavolaretee nob Killarney nod sarilcii 4 4 0 ... 310 0 Too Cheater melt Killarney sod sarGelt 4 0 0 ... 3 3 0 Aid veraidiroma der Dirletloa, MARK MM. tycoon der General Moe los, taloa iftstko, 114 1631. rjirmill PERI/ger SUBSTITUTE tor SILVER.— TM KRAL NICKEL 14ILVEn. Intadoted 14 mere ago by LLIAIII N. IICKTON.Me, Meted by Mt palest pram at Mewls Elkosam an I Cm, ie berme .11 eosperieoa the von tan setae to to anti./ /dyer Met cue be employed a seek anew um telly to orbanteetellyos by se mates test ea lt be aellagalehed has teal aver. Pe Piddle Mead rani tters. rattan. NUM. Ti. Rimer" per deem ..... lle. ... 3b. ... rim Dewed Eats . Arent epees . .. - _ _ . Table Turas » Table Spoons Tea aid reeve Ma. waiter% euellealcks. be., at proportionate Weed All kind. of re.platieg dose by in. palest proem. CHEMICALLY PURE NICKEL, NOT PLA = TE E D. iddle. Mined. Table Sprees and Forks. foible', per doers ... SW. ... We. Dement dltto end ditto to.. ... Ile. ... Tea dido lla. lba Detailed Catalogue., el* gegnadep eirmay Ironware, article, . wet (per peel free. WILLIAM P. BURTON'S Meat a Gomm ruansinni IMON MONO RUT ir We kips as se weld. .ad ao tas tier* sr be weal .ye to give to WIN milky red extent. perebeeere axe invited to call eel Wipe IL Tbe wary returned for every 'Wide sot approved eL--11L TORD-11.1LIST (corner of Weemodareet); Nee. I ewe %ii OS wmax.rrin NY. gad PERRY'S. ?LAC% Leedoe.—SeWASWILIS WlMbelereL pl 30. THE HUMAN HAIR. The upeesedeoted earate«IOWL&AD MACASSAII 014 Olaf Is IMO , bib In is arlsba straestb sad bawdy, at ramarbar r kat. b aabesally boss eelapporisiali wed nrearied Oa byhigazdtl maalair teas maws= is Oreasiso sartded satharttler. It lise SOON Oa rails oberqs al reyaltat oily r mania raw On ONO. bib IMO al tbi ONO a !Wm oulabila peg OS MOO b mails* siapl7l7lr wbale alehilaree. eass Olio Ind boor_ i s a. as/ b sod Is Os worry et royally est by the Amin of the .story . l arbrasnay. Prise ia. ei, nal Ts, at baba Oral to Ow small) at les. id., and OM. Oat Sae, ts. Os wasps of sob battle at SS gamine on Ora wady In tai Ileniande Ss. saw oil." add by A. INOWLASD aal SOSIM. 13. Hatkaagardes, amid by all ch=arms aad preens RU BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD. "Tireaty.aw paw* Itarwwww, Clastlaadia. OW from withb IMI sallaalipma m i t= ardlibe maid roman or wiloakbala bara wool lay Prad. Ils a wry abort Was.—W IL Isom Pal use! .111ibt "sue ilyupspik, 6......... ✓..... , Naree, kw waisa say arm* lei away' ar= awn bale baaa Wholmiky wowed b DU Italltra dellskas Vaal la a=abakt Vim Bac Jabs W. /Walt. SWlllefta "Una yeant saaselva awwwwww. via :Yana ' irk asi WI ma awl wawa doillay, 'We we. Weed wo wry adelyulia, Ws boa tabiz=wl at DU BALMS after I iii—Alm. et Pa" liktamis. • —SW Is amilem vil lim rtl lag Moab. liii SIN st4s.el. g lib., at im i rra ill relleit pomellesi way. bib. at Ws.; Mot Wis.; as Mb. sol 111 b. tailtomy an wattwa at orris. as wale at TeliaSse mews by DU Balla awl ON 111. Mir rntne.t. Larks. and an heriels. . REVIEW OF THE BRMEIII CORN TRADE DURIVO THE PAST WEEK. Mom the Mariam, Berms.) A further rise has take. place in the this of wheat at all the leading prevledavaarkets held mince our last, bat we think we eaa atm symptom ef a 'beak to the upward movement. The bap millers have, fir some nele&aut, lives patty tits to their steels, sad lave now mend se mock es they consider aseseney Wrangle purest; their future operations will se doubt be reedy indeeeeed by the elsareeter of the weather and to aggentee et the peering ergs. &weld the teener rem wataisen et ankle _sem to give eke to as seeker mogestiag the petate Ent at the bent, bases any amt feel inclined to follow up their perehasee at sehrelleff rates now current, in which ewe we may ea- Se eau to MOON& to the period of agility wehas lave oratimmoil. Tar the uptiera asue been iseieteil by the teen et the cannot be eseetioael ; the want et geoid moist dazing May and the Gent hie of June ((though we been hes rested ben the saw) aanorally oaa sd the Moe be moted with more sr ion a m id to tosiga .applies at the sat tins lite 2 1 , 11 = ample rats t. monist talus is Whig yesseadnory messeess. Mato have aewderwever, sowneed a sene what diem% aspect; the copious tart whisk 1111 to the may met st to month gave a stints to ingents ; the egefiegewent ever were saved by= simulate, the bulk two wee issomeed, at whisk yes. Vat, leaked emy eleenesietptemit. As Ilee wheat wep t the sewn have t. r ia n g = si ess of • semalle elaseader, the plost,= , frha2dioseibed es rlay, et is liffiliNllll*. . swag kr or la Os nese treat pens et the adagios. wed mese lesearionS worm tea that we have bees Irieweedl Mel irk. the lett days weld hardly be daunt trim rum ilormarlor we ere set learlall• MI to ray tether eke to esseeliesoy but we Gorham Ike lade as eta sod wheleseme - the lass selehalid lno Ist boa ambled by sit tent • soot anodes n ays y sults ems, we sully wen prises art 611 ids et Weed W the peke diem whisk they hem lately abased. As the est dm we do set egos with then who rein a onsofq. insist sisals mety he, et posatly s l aisa • esomeolot make do mist at do sent *dig theseen bot et benign wbeill dem la the lifted Zleglitle sot isensitter. die. sad we east at is Nelda Ilea the ingeommeut to piss hole wilts the ant ei doeurlpg swiss teas =boo team the ehleteals might steewles set rem hogs. TM spates we sew maw to she mot. botorm, be somillessi m donesikeg wholly ea the orlon si the vests& Oar sleet way be en* widest to early as as le the dm whoa the wow meet mq have beams matt & wit the treed be msdesstely ondy, sad smut to pea wart wand we. unieralliff bee or wet d hornet mil*fflonset the telt end trim to lirawe Wiest he • loger Its Ilia weal I = wt s t ram% teenlbrageme oftrekon kegs ordeals et wheat ad lota corn off Ile weft tees the nth Soo sod liollerramea, we bus Ms week noshed !sir swiss et the loner article abealhe Deltic, sad some witity et Geer hen Feats ssi the flaked States. Pries bowleg kfaq doss ant debut Frame, the espies teen theme wt petty 6U eltt let we may soft tett es lager reeedple teem Anent than earl we have hitherto bed year, tore bake aew a earl mu* he pot is selv e soaker we et illiCteem ,emit sib of the Mirth. itre tido has takes ykse is the eve efts metes roped maidens ta Z i = 6w wed, Ike warsoilyked men - telt histesea prism, old the dsmat hes set bees se este 161. vet se yee. elegy. ddinds. tems the itmosm however, bees es to mos Mei seek es het" end it is Miserly emits tat dodo st kmorgeows hada sod abbot beta seised kW es atm a togas as to min tin it =re=sarroGy. The emoseittio will se ell we soy tett ea • relatively higher rats et ke the lidos mood than they geserty bear, emegost vatted's'' , Wheat. Ono oat is as dear la Swirl soi bit at meet as the manse Wade of leers et Wog tett d, weight, One lave lately bees ribs se 11* se whit ihaelater at Mark-lane has felt the influence of the kn. oreeemer which has taken place in the weather, and there wee eartainly lees inclination to purchase towards the close than In the early part of the week. The arrivals of wheat endwise into the port of London have been rodent, only 3,470 qrs. having been reported opts this (Saturday) evening ; the quantity exhibited by land-earrisge maples from the neighbouring counties has misenwhile been small, and sellers have consequently refused to maks any carnation. Up to Wednesday the demand was tolerably active and the sales made on that occasion we at quite as high prices as those previously cannot. Then was a want of activity in the inquiry on Friday ; beton were not disposed. however, to give way, and the few bargains closed were at terms similar to those paid in the oonarnenernent of the week. The avenges are now moving upwards in all parts of the kingdom; the last general weekly return (395. Ild.) shows a rise of 66. per qr. The receipts of wheat her abroad have increased, 36,983 qrs. having OM to band during the week. This supply is larger term had been generally calculated on, but Importers have Mg hitharts sosaifeeted any anxiety to press sales. Oa Wednesday a sir extent of bu siness was done, several purchases Mies melee by country millers at prices equal to these of the }seeding market-day ; subsequently the inquiry eleskeemi, wYis Ispethr with the increase is the 'Mesh, rendered it veep Moak on Friday to sell ems the beat qualities at provisos MOIL The transactions le flestri cargoes have been ertreillit &ring the week, and eat of inwards of 60 winch whist thdea arrived off the easat. al abouthaw ha&masna swamis imiliepowl W. The boo p 4 ter sod Odin%lb. od. to ▪ fid.• Resealktha. 110. Ithelle, Ms. Pd. to Ms., and i g yptie OL to lth pew qp. The tap perm toomweavillotheadisen has not varlet awe cur lath but thew las be ma Imposed sae Jr sl freelseado ia Wklea. Cath ay flaw has ammo gni* forward ; the sesrofty of wheat la the itheriar rem densay mate • increase in the supplies of tee asanufer tared article improbable • and if the receipts hem Frame should iii el the town ;tillers would have a good trade. The snivels from France have again been to • fair exe tent, sad besides 6,649 sacks from thence, 1,702 bria. bow been rewired hem America. All really fresh qualities of foreign Gear have met a ready sale, and have ameneedeil quite r meek mosey as before ; but ordinary kinds were vezne xa dUllfa L lt to quit on Friday. barley has ceased to some to market, and few lots is granary have been held at very full terms. From abroad we have had fair mime, vie., 7,898 qrs. The im provement in the weather bas had more or lees influence, and there was less disposition to buy on Friday than before • without, however, leading to any alteration in prices, good grinding qualities being as der at the close as at the be ginning of the week. The transactions in Malt have been on a retail scale, and we have no change to report in quotations. The arrivals of home-grown oats have been of the same retail character as for some time past; but a material in crease having taken place in the supply from abroad, the upward movement in prices has been checked. A few car goes have come to hand from Riga, and the receipts from Ramie arc likely to increase in the course of next month; we do not, however, calculate on any overwhelming sup plies, and are inclined to think that, if prices do give way, the decline will be only temporary. The dealers acted with much caution both on Wednesday and Friday, and in par tial eases a slight concession was made to facilitate sales of out-of-conditioned qualities, but really good sweet corn was not generally sold cheaper. The few small lots of English beans brought forward have realised full terms; and for Egyptian, whether on the spot or to arrive, quite as much money has been asked as before. Peas have excited less attention than last week, but their former value has been well maintained. A considerable amount of business has been done in dies corn afloat, and most of the cargoes arrived off the east during the last eight or ten days . have been placed pried. pally on Irish account at full prices. REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Rather unfavourable weather having been expe rienced in the early part of the month over a large portion of continental Europe, and the &deices from hence having tended to encourage speculation, a further rime has, it i . been established in prices of grain, &c., at all the t foreign ports. At Danzig a very large extent of business seems to have been done, about 30,000 qrs. of wheat having changed hands during the week ending lath inst. at high terms-say 41s. to 465. for 621bs. to 631bs. high mixd Upper Polish, 41s. to 42a. fur red mixed ditto, 435. to 44e. for the best high-mixed Lower Polish, and 40e. to 41a. for fine mixed ditto, weighing 611 be. to 6211 e. per bushel. On the 16th June there was not so much doing,' but sellers remained exceedingly firm, and the rates named were boasted on. Four-and-twenty mesh led been chartered during the week, capable of =2 20,000 qrs. The freight paid for Los ham 2a. 9d. to 34. ltd., and charters had been closed her about 8,000 qrs. ; freights to other poets had been he Meat the same porportion-say, to Liveried Pm 41..Nomosatle Is. 4d., the Frith of Forth 2a. 9d., ma Delia de. per qr. for wheat. The latest sale named lei bow a wed of Upper Polish red mixed, weighing 621ba. per be• for which equal to 425. per qr., net, freight, and haenrasta, had been paid. Of Lower olish a parcel ens ere had theaged bands at &Is. to 395. per qr. • in all, alma IMO qrs. were sold on Monday the 16th in st. The meet recent advice, from Stettin inform us that the weather, after having been stormy Bad cold, had Weems warm, which had to • certain extent counteracted** abet of the brisk reports from hence. Prier of whoa had Mew 3a per qr., but the advance had been pad too ainetestly to allow of much business being done. 110 tee ipmeldien for 61 to 621bs. Uckermark red wheat was ties lead W. per qr. ; Pomeranian was held at Ilet. to 30e. Id. and red Silesian of 60 to 61Ibs. weight at 37a. dd. to Its per qr. free on board. Supplies of Spring Cent bed wee hrward very , spz , i i ngly, but the . extran- M rsik n rba ssi ttrett " :ffe n red be l l a o72 b O a s 6d. to to b rk g , and it Oats 6d. to 19s. 6d. per qr. bad been do msmieL At Nmstock the inquiry for Wheat appears to have bees eintliell, owing to the high pretensions of sellers. The soap is that neighbourhood are represented to be back ward, but not otherwise unpromising. Fair qualities of Wheat had risen to fles. Id. to 40,., and line to Os. per v. free on board; but at time rates little inclination bei been shown to buy. The advice@ from the other Lower Baltic peal are to much the same AIM, and it is perfectly pleia that a considerable extent of wmainiathen has taken place in that quarter, handed em the bola that Pram Britain will require knee oupplies before harvest. At the near pests the same wiles appears to prevail, and prices of Wirt have been ithem op at all the continental markats. At Nimbi* ea Tiesday, the article was 3s. per qr. Wier arm ea that day week, and at Rotterdam an VINO fld. 2s. per qr. was established on Monday. The most at important rise has, however, been in the Frame malhale, _Saar having advanced from lee to eight frame MIMI& (equal to 4s. 2d. to In Sd. per sack of elz at Faris within the period of 10 days. We thin Aires of meth date, par aunt skip Csasda, trew Os Minted thaw The wasethe hem that wen tor have aipia awned a of informant which hen ma fir elm thee allehol to the letters hem drams, Ithswath se Ithe dm si de has hoompth oar paw soft/ allow lbw winalth In r United MMus es to Wade I wore them whelk ea absinth of lowithiffs to into what will be mil ham the other side of be Atlantis to Great Britalas Om New York reports an dead lith last Since the depotare of the C ainbria es 111111171& Ififf, lone had farther woodad a g z barrel, oesSmarit of expel &mad L poi breath el °awl were them naiad i s 4 pi WIT* M ai and inorz r eoe ishalob at th aposimmissato led ales. The !lalarm emanated 7,000 Wheat ken New barrels. Wheat and ladles awn had she weeded in value, very few purchases having been math hr export. BILL TO AMEND THE CHURCH BUILDING Acre. — On Saturday a bill which has pained the House of Lords was printed, te assad the Church Building Acts, which ex ceed is unbar • deem A PSIII3IIIIAST MddiLuS was held at Cy las aptain Gleisteres. 1431.,, is lisdaa.wpsare, ea Satazdat, to take kW emilleslas a siswis papal Timms la. a de d i tle . rear li terd i lmirmc_ "l" hiS pal i lEMM 6l"l :l 4w prat Geptala Oksbisae, R.N., la the ask. Viessat Issistsis, fir Miami Maw Stewart, Dart., 1.. Henry ILisV ix t imeo ll:slie d It. at G B ezrse a , mie llarepequ p at i v e ,. =liaL u rrsq. The Maw& et eat- Ilk Pam: Akitiumbir D. Nops ‘ t i z y l livs.S. Mist% Duke et Ik. James We siwnila= sawswasese la the aids* et ils mains It is inisadei es bill ansibort mama P ti os rey. ramours, Gess 23.—The Ceftlint, 6, dem !tate, Captain Patten . , bearing the tweed meat et Cm argon leashaws arrived at Apairwly Die inelag, Trent ihs es ag ot Atria'. She left hasseifts aft Ike IA et May, liana Leese at taw lb* el him =IMAM es tbs lab. Mks briap a It, hail lbws els lie loft at Amemies the Pungsge, Ida ea beard, ma the Gladiator, Jaeltal, end The an r d lisra f irms I tersenes es i t 21st Nil. aw l" tk C e i =. T T hs be Ojos &let= bar bps lelsethe Ceataar mint The Oar ale&ir Ma la asandis does Jewry, Me, and mink as lie ma Ye takes See prior —ses let Ilia slam ilesiassa. W 330 slaws on lewd • antilhat iambi bin. Muhl. trade is ta r. ; pa t i Sark; was se e = Ilk winks with the asopeadiss. awls, Ga., and dm isle landed in Go aftwassa at the 184 res. Is INS 11114 aware, till kis arrival at Spithead, et Yip pommies to dm ask 01 asar-Adalral. r'ARY DIVISIONS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION b (CamWired la Canweism) Penentesa:-Aarmiment regent In paw 1. is I. alto t Ib e cod *Wbwire." W Insert is wade o di ~en k end We Wes et di Wees se bee end kiweedenl id se kid. Onus. prelds, w peledde WO. at sight le hew, eny Melsiden or milked) Wahl Ile ems fie CC: lbsend; end sin the ..... ! Mess, a week send" et Win spieleird. Is Wee Wm Mew st es the NW by se Ilepenieter .- 7R bei Needy paskellee ne ammeßeis rile Mb miss, NNi awe semen wised the dm* et Masao dilates, newill Si.. sew sed with Mei Mind ken Liesw W thewevin et Inebad ; sad drew e • -(11k. Weida) pg. "That dose ward, be there heneld"-fTheeemmitteedibled: lA7erd ISt ; No.. 140. ATML Arbuthnot, Hea. H. 0 Osbert Meek, Das 4 Anhded. Oaphde IL °lye, C. /War, Joiesh Ark* I ,.. oo arge. Goddard, Asarco L. Medd, John N. Godes, Ilendeppes, C. N M 1 711 .211. Oraaby =at Nod. Mos. 0. J. Prim. Pada W. lgki=s R. Gs, Peligles, Mr J. OM& Ilelid. Mr Menry rem.; Mat Lases, Timm Halt Ilk Ikeinels Pamsent. Has. CoL Valet Wilk= Hamm& Mimmgd. Plendew Was H. C. Ilmews. Jelim Handllee, Gem A. Meng" Jan P. lersind.Thestint Hemillea. Ltd C. Psirdl, paid i.lll.l.l"="ftli Halfklia. Cwt. Pink& lard W. Mg* Archibald Pe" Medd IBP0 1 1 8 • Red, Imes Bell. Wend Wiwi ifiraloy, Jas. Winne Mir" Itialmed Mittilw Ma LC. inhod, Capin ISM% LIM MOM ros•weirwl• 111%, Jabs T. HAD, rad Sift illishem, iimalat 1 11. Madmen, Jeri Wallwrp, Gind I Mr A. I. Kegs, Ilk i si e. J. 1.. ig, JIM 2111 7 1 8. Ma Ce• lassernet, CWals Ilathem. Lwd gmener, Ridged R I. A. Heim Gem Ma ad, Ammer BMW, Wined C. Mr I. IL Wedgy, Um R. H. A a Ilk W. is. Merton, Sir 0. T. & James. Odds Mart, henry Inlidisp. ilk (7. Nowt. Jub Clarlai law, limy C. Tbrs shin, Draw Hum CAM Lange; Wes. & IP. Trellepe. vl ii r e rZ Dedea. D. A. S. Le" Osage C. r Georle idans, Rimed LiaismllemOdeng e r r V, Nir Withal I Leeds" WlNotem Mae. Thomas D gib irta ll # l.lB = T Loaeber deka, bI. omit e . ow.; Lym m e. W Hem General Wailfaist Jo oa. s H. B. Rest, le Jean B. Ms ismin W. F. Webb, Mr John B. Pkince. Riad Illsweglis, Sir Ed. WaUsalay Lard O. ili limey, Le. Henry =lard C. B. T. 14 =Jane Theme P. 1 1:i i =by. Sir H. B Wllliam Mit W e :. 8. Wynn, U. W. W. H PaerMarjka.o.C.W. Bliss, . 1 roe. Saamilla W. L. mom . cos. at. a. L 43 Galway, fa W. P. Mil Thom A. Walpole. Vasa' H. - Galway, root Mow, ONsebas &Mt" Oange le M MOIR. Abdy, Mr Thomas IL Pecallen h O u t ost Ord, Willies li Bt. A, & A. 8. liborw, Iteke 30 =, Hwy A. Cle lt st i b, .D. J. Oswald, Akashi: w. Berta! oma 05 / 1 •7. Ode" Ma Mr J. Parker, Jams So Grangw, Themes C. Perin, var George B. w Yew Rt. Ha. IL T. OnAt.li C. esary Pinney, William ay Il arbut Rt. Ha Mr P. 0 P. Power, Dr. Ilarran,Sir Wary W. Orsy, Man. Sir G. Pussy, Philip M. Rawdo, Colonel IS May amb , _Admiral oVii, Mr Jae. Reywil ls, John lietheil, MOM Hank. Illaberd Ricardo, Oman n o , MP* denims S. E. Alessades lbell, Henry M. 1 Mas i Ikeda Rt. He. J. Roche, Edmund B. is Ilenveds. Mem 11. P. Hamm la Rumbuld, Charles E. re Repte. Mem Clekri Rumell, Lord John w Ilregimim. Mei D. ligglay. 0.0. Seymour, lard se essissoss, Jcvph Hiedby Sham, Voted D. HUM% Wialam . Thimes taw ilmitti, J. A. 11 ' Caylsy, Edward 9. Pldiip H. Smith, Rt. lin. R. V. Clay, Jame, Hems, South. H. T. Coal:own, Sir Alex. Jesimm, W ' m Somers, John P. Cortally, Matthew E. .= , :arl Somerrille,llo. tileW. Cowper, Hon. W. V. U. Staredeld, W. It. C. Craig, Str Wm. 0. Komi Dim Stanton, William H. Crawford, R. W. Briar, Jean Strickland, Sir (horse Is , Crowder Richard B. was. Hon. 11. Botta.. lobe H. IL 2 0 Dane, Sir It. R. P. J. H. 'foment, Robert J. i s Dawes Edward Ca , Thlitimeoe, Ralph A. 20 Dawson, Mom T. V. Lads. C. Thaelpme, Colonel so Denison, John R. lembladdis Thornely, Thomas - Damen:. Jar T. illAxidt. W. T. Towneiy, John Dhoti, Bind Mengerft,_ThOMM Train Otero Dome. ilealllk Bike. Tbe 4YO. Trelawny, John 8. L 111wINVO. Dior% ammo ae gis, C. W.g mara. wo D. V er a Vane, or t Risk Harry Roma. is Denkni. C desend Methesen Coked V illh It Wm. Ohm id Mn. & Wiwi Walmaley, Mr J. 30 Ress. a tired Mews, IL Waii.t, John T. to Maim, Its. ILL. Weathead, J. P. B. 20 banned, J. LB. MurIMY. Cam& With awe, laumPhlT p s . ft/ft Jam Norms. Lead W" mason, 5" 11. 22 Mews, Willis- Norma, Sir D. In. Wiliam, Jones Ml Mired, Willi: it O'Brien, Sir Timothy Wilson, Matthew K. Mama. John O'Connell, John Wood, Rt. Ho. tar C. Ifeemmom I gag (PConeeil, N. John Wool, str William P. = 4 lllllr / A. W. INOmmor, , AmwayP Baiter, Hon. W. H. Ili% Jibs IL M. We, entitle, C. H. Lill, 1. and Mary $0) Anismes Amendmmet wiggled, in line S. after the words "Or theme* dela biamtslid 'end My," to Wart the words . aad per. ~,, grilleg es seedide dila this reds, esswery to Me Ism and "", grams awed, a blewrele et bikes amid hem SSW eel shit .., Ilie ideal fres phew tls this resin a -Mk. Walpole. Gies. ''' =. Tbst Gem mai be there ismdeL" The commies : Arra, 117 ; Now 141. IS AYES. nes. H. Gordon, Admiral Mormon Onst:se M. Ormsby, Marquis of Wank, David 171 22: 4 4. OraanhaiL Gilbert Nader. SS =Z J. Gwyn, How N i,, Ildward IL Lanford, Sir Haw Noel s O.J. 23 Baden George Heneviell, EdmemlG. Pelicia. Mr John Ilseleg, Ilemel Hamilton, 0. A. Palmer. Hebert SS Vera, Thames Ma e a& lied C. P his Wien linbew, John w -- .,,i,. g m Ow. Pen" Jas OIL Is lisdned, Mem. a Sadie, Aredbaill Perket, II lienn im Admin • Bede. M em Pieria, Wm. H. C. I v Meaky, Jo/8A W. Ilemptie t t i sha P. ' Menke. Be.. J. C. W. Mir l y ll ,= MIL Led Edda =rid Ili Mgt ilk Ma T. Wawa, Widow N. LW Colonel 10 Renbery Willem X. Mew. Mr Jibs Itlabarks. Mind sp Mr A. L Mweleydlein Pashrd, Certain Wed Li. Oar" Led beim Ounce SO ChM. Mears. ishow, Ttestutt &A. M= Pl i E. eking, Calved 061.1=11r 0. & & Unman Jobs G. SO Clam limy IL Jevari Innismt, Copt IS Cebbeil, Jura IsSS. igtent Stied, Amputee 12 Odds." Mr W. lidlid. Mr C. WOMBY. Edward SO Cobale, COMM U. Lay. Maw C. INN% He. E. H. Drew, Hen. OM Leder, W. IL P.O. Illieweei ask O.T. 2 Davies, Dadd A. M. Lei Omege C. Newt Itery Denim. lewd Illidsay. Ilais. Col. ......kin 1 Dinniall, ?wide Lelia. Wlllims Dd, j. mr .,, i,;.. 7 ,, , gem OW Tyler. thr George M B=s, George • M e m . Os.. Terser, nit W. g,w w2 . mpg. J. IV W. V. View, Ike. Thomas 2 , Mown Rind Masears, Lord C. B. Weimmem H. B. Fitzroy. Sem H. Mame& Theme P. Wild, r. Mom Jab Mersett Simi.. P. TA:z a l . . , T. Yondstr,Besi.G.C.W. Mee, P. W. 8. ,Mr IL Peewee, C. B. BUM, William I Outlaw dewed Milate, W.M. L Wsillols. ft= H. 1 Gila. bk. Mikhail, Thomas A. Ilpener, NOES. Ably, air T. W. Groom Oliver D. J. Owed, Alexander AWL, &A. I. mat. Ws. IlirL Pair John =. &mg A. Skew, T. C. read. Mr G. a end Rind Oren" Mem Mash IrSt to Lei et GINN% Jela PON; Dr. I lekenlAtike. M. T. asswesit C. P. I irks, sic Idr F. T. Grey, W. Mama G. Wawa gamer Mr M. W. Greg, MIMS W. Jens I M.Leseh umirsi r aff eW 64 lll= Rks. Rimed B. BYO'. limy I lleth. aill ik . T. B. Meade, AbaseSW* Ilenied & Him Jim bald, Clews lika Mink J. Mem% Mess" Lard ken Beim* Han. LP. isparesk leenfell. P.C. H. Boyi% liko. Gera lingles. G. 0. 0. Isymnsr. lied Bralimme, E. D. Ikalby. Owlet Ilmlis, RAM D. iniensmiegi =m i Ze mi L. Mid. Wien. R. T. Reese. Whim PM* L. WM. l am . T L ttlll. Mow IMO. &T. B. iamb. of =tadat . ll .w. ili=feed B. = sw ie la t ima Robert illieseldWr. O. =lilies, lik A. J. Inwilts. 11. Oddly, Mennen IL =raw, Jews Skidded. Mr 0. Cowpw, Ham WP. me, lea. H. Turd. Rebid J. =a, Wm. 0. air H. Thlanews. tA. & W. C. Mogi" Wesel *ender, Blehled B. Leek, C. Theseekg, Theme Deli ek IL 11. T. Maim Jim Teemeley. Atha Mush Mined DlVeldb. Wm.!. Tall. Indeee, ins R. MArepe, Jan Tedseir rim 8. De men T. MeselesrAbsens Tens. lad Kai, Dawn, Wish The WO. Waineleg.lo J. tea ' Mises D. rdwa s et T Lkyd . Denim W. Denim. &a Ilk D. ligkema. Cd. Wif h. ellwr P. R. Midi" Them& Nm& W W J. P. B. Rdes.llineed Mew. 31. Sway Willbas. Miami Elkamlij a •L L *WM Ma. IBM IL WlReeme. I. hem. fidhp. FANG 111. 1111wecin, lir H. Fee Winne Maw% lad Wien. Jame mm, Jahn linege. Ws D.I. Wien. Maw Pages" Glad Mts. Ws T. Weed, 11. He. Mr C. = i tle Robert ea Ms Wad, I* IL P. ESL J. Melee& deems J. ills IL" 0'0•1111t, rtu r".". r__ maws. Wader, IL BO& w. mow. °lb rirlet h a Mk. Lesllkeess GOMM UM .IL Wow% &Mk UMW mie end meetlen pd. " net the mem* Ind pet at the WI : " the eannallees Medea i •. Awe. SW; Maw IL motoarr Yield end sway. Hese, Hat d ReelksVed cio nl i tli moder Adhseg ion% 1k Main W. Lids% MemOsell Peden, Mr Ostege & Shea. Ikeda J. M'Clietl ais l. T. Wpm Dr. Beds. Mime IL Rohm Milmend R. Canams^ Minna =ThumesA. harmers, Jim Peldik OwleamMeMbro & Maim Temene, Osbert L Inweene. MET. Hoorn it, Tanned, John L Pkges, Jai Mewls, Time. Ind Mfam Miben t lit L. T. M. Menem kerb B. Then.lissmr, Y. & GewhOWer D. J. Kamm Mr& L =l d r a * =lllrlJray swum Ma wMira =I=GA. o•Onmell.Mempiti. Heed. IL O'Ommee, Pesegne CAVALRY S!.torday, tlte fonow- big orsky roornorto mord Ito liar row ilitirot—lNS Looms, front Atraalaw telbasbatair tame tits orrsolti will god" •• 11 7 k Jv7 ; Ike Mk brow, firm II:- brides to to Corr HrogOon lrreirow .ut whir Snorts, firm Is RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Business in shares is exceedingly limited today, and in the absence of any transactions to give a tone to the market, prices continue to show a drooping tendency, which, however, is not very decided, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Midlands, South East ern., Berwicks, and York and North Midlands, be sides others, are worse. Friday next is settling-day, and the arrangements requisite will lead to more movement. 1111ARIS3 AVD 'rums lINGULRAITEND. ItaLwArs. 39 . 1beFdeen tH mad Kat Jungian 131,11Ina.Wolv. 111StaurVaney . _ SO CoMumtaz 10 Mager ari Saybe;d 43* Dobbs awl Bollhot Joao Lt Bast *Nam (SSS La E. mad 1-SiD) . le Slam Omut . IS Do. (SIS tlos SootoraCo le Usios, elms A:: . elms. tiL) C - 23 Do. 11 oad . aktoo IS Doe Laisoosbiro di Do. sow dons 50 Edlobarsli to Obleow— it Magic^ PolLDesidie Sl.,Exotor . 11 111 A A " . 121 124 17 111 21 19411 SI te :4 4 Si 4 4 44 141 Is 4e 17i & 17 144 II 14 111 II 9 l,& I 4 ate 15 se S i S aks 16 S 7 SS Hi 236 re to dim 16 13 dis 1111 I y B4 as h 'Si le Ilf i Cow to-day up to 1 o'oloak. N n h i i i si I I M I I S I Ni IS s 4 6 1 7 4 1 I 144 14 131 3 St 161 I 14 1i Ili $ di r.l $44 24 THIS DAY. No. 1. VeneLela. Si 1 I ills Si SIM 10 dlslo 6 is 14 IS l 6 i irr Ili Ito 21 Il sal ll II 111 111 t i Ay' is 16 16 4 r T0m.... £77,790 18 10 Ii 1 1 Pia MONEY MARKET. Two o'CLocK. The English stock market has again been very quiet to-day, and prices have not experienced even a fractional change, but it may be noticed that the tone has been a shade firmer than yesterday. The invest ments by the government broker arc again resumed, but the stock selected to-day is the South Sea Annui ties instead of the Reduced Three per Cents., as heretofore. Consols have not varied from 98a to ex div. for the 17th of July. Bank Stock remains firm. The list of business, as officially given, is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols for the opening, 961 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, k ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, t, I; Long Annuities, 1860, 71, 5-16; South Sea Old Annuities, 961 ; Bank Stock, 213. The market for unfunded securities presents a more satisfactory appearance, more inquiry being evident, and prices consequently being firmly main. tained. All classes of Exchequer Bills mark 435. and 465. premium; and India Bonds, under 1,0001., 635. premium. The foreign stock market is almost entirely de serted, and prices show scarcely the least change. Dutch Four per Cents. are rather better, whilst Mex ican Bonds are worse again. Spanish Actives main tain their price. By electric telegraph, intelligence has just beenreceivedthat the members of the commit tee on the bill for the settlement of the debt were,sofar as .yet chosen, all favourable to the ministerial pro ject, and that the result was known of the elections in all the bureaux except one. To-day's list of bargains is very small, consisting only of : Danish Five per Cents., at 1041. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, Olt. Mexican Bonds, 34L 1. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 201, 1; ditto Five per Cent. div. front May 1849, 151; ditto Passive, 51. The traffic receipts on the London and Brighton Railway, for the week ending the 21st inst., show an increase of 1631., as compared with the corres ponding week of last year, the amount being 12,5371. against 12,3741. in 1850. The average return per mile per week is 72.361. against 72.23/. last year. This week contrasts with a good week last year, and hence the increase is not so remarkable, though it will be seen that the traffic stands at a very high range. N'Ve have received the following : Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildings, June '4, 18.51. The following are the "Observations" on the Venezue lan Debt, referred to by Mr. Lord in his two letters pub lished yesterday "La Guayra, May 15, 18.5'. " Observations upon the Actual State of the I. ureign Debt of Venezuela, made from the Exchequer Accounts pre sented to Congress. "In reducing sterling into currency, the Minister of Finance has adopted an exchange of 6.1 dole. per £ sterling. " By executive decree of Sept. 16, 1840, the debt was ac knowledged to be 28i per cent. of 6,625,9501., equal to 1,888,3951. 155., or 11,802,473 dolt. 44c., of active debt, bearing interest payable half yearly, from April 1, 1840. Of deterred debt, the same amount, bearing interest from Oct. 1, 1852. "By legislative decree of May 18, 1843, the active debt was increased in favour of James Mackintosh 150,0001., or 937,500 dole. Between April 1, 1842, and July 10, 1843 (sale Exchequer Account of 1847), redemption was effected in London by Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., of active debt, 208,4301., or 1,302,687 dole. 50c. • of deferred debt, 364,4071. 10s, or 2,277,540 dots. 87c. The debt became re duced therefore to the following amounts Active debt, 1,829,9651. 15s, or 11,437,285 dole. 94c. ; deferred debt, 1,523,9884. 55., or 9,524,926 dolt. 56c. ; at which it now stands, and upon which amounts progressive interest is calculated by the minister (ride Exchequer Account of 1850, pp. 14 and 1.3). No interest bas been paid on the active debt since April 1, 1847. The arrears of interest to April 1, 1851, are as under, viz.: Financial year Payable Per annum Dols. e. 1647 to 16 M lit mt. 1847, at 4 per et. .0 10,587 2 6 / Y 3 7,„„ 91 Ist April, 1646, „ 20,637 2 3 j 1646 to 1649 Ist Uct. 144.3, 4 „ 22,674 11 6j 931 16 Ist Aprtl,l6l9„ „ 32,471 11 ) 1649 to 1630 Ist Ist Apn Oit., 1,1450 134 V, „ 4 23 „ ~ 1 63 0 7 163 0 7 314,326 6 , „ 2$ 1630 to 1831 lit Oct.. 1030, 3 , 9 7 .419 9 6 . 4.3 ~6 lit April, 1631, „ „ 27,447 V 6 j ," "rstalof arrear, intereq to let April, 1851 104148 8 01,700,013 04 The interest subsequently payable is as under : 1831 to 1852 let Ot, lasl, at 31 per Lt. 30,7 0 18 10 l 1y71 , 711 79 Ist April, Pot, 99,73. IS .0 ) 1852 to 1859 let Oct, hat, .31 ~ 32,024 80 I 400 so , IstApnl,l4s3, „ „ 31,014 0 O ) and so on, increasing per annum ; that is, 4, 15 741. 18s. 3d., or 28,593 dots. 21c., until it attains the MILLU3IIIII2 of G per cent per annum. Deferred Debt —The Snit year's interest on this debt will be payable on lot April and Ist October, 10d3, at 1 per cent. per annum , 1.5,2391. 17s. 81., or 95,249 dots. 2Gc., in- creasing yearly per cent.; that is, 3.3091. 19s. 5d., or 23,812 dots. 32c.. until it attains the maximum rate of 5 per cent. per annum. (Signed) " li. J. Luau." No. 2. " La Outtyra, 15th May, 1851. "Additional Observations respecting the Foreign Debt of "The conversion of Columbian into Venezuelan Bonds (of her rtion of 281 per cent.) has not been completed. By the Exchequer Account of 1848, at page 12, it appears that on the 16th September, 1847 (when Messrs. Reid, Ir ving, and Co., suspended their payments), there was then wanting to complete the operation the sum of 219,628 dole. 12e., or 35,1401. 10s. The interest due on this amount for seven years to Ist April, 1847, at 2 per cent. per annum, amounts to 4,9191. 13s. 4d., or 30,749 dole. 93c. Forming part of the 35,1404. 10s. are the bonds which have to be issued to John Tebbutt by legislative decree of Bth May, 1847, for the snm of 2,9921. 10s. of each class of debt, active and deferred. Redeemed Bonds : Active-208,4301. ; deferred, 367,4071. 10e. In the Exchequer Account of 188, and in the report of the Treasurer General, Senor J. B. Calcano, dated 30th November, 1848, it is stated that the Redeemed Bonds were in the hands of Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co. The Mi nister of Finance, in his calculation of progressive interest, page 14, excludes the amount of the Redeemed Bonds, treating them as withdrawn from circulation—in other words, as null and void. For the republic to enjoy the full benefit which this redemption is calculated to produce, and elevate the credit and character of its government, the Charg6-d'Affaires who is about to proceed to London, should be instruc ted to cancel the said Iteth.vmed Bonds in the usual way; and to give notice thereof, with all requisite particulars, in one or two of the London daily papers. (Signed) 11. J. Loan." The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 7th to the 23rd instant, is as follows : - ' Rate of Exchange. Bengal £71,714 19 81 2s id. per Co.'. rupee. Madras 5,782 11 1 ' ditto Bombay At Hamburg gold has fallen to 4241, whilst the exchange, as will be seen below, has rallied 1 @chilling. The retest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows :- Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam, abort llB.BO 118.80 Ditto, 2 months llB. 75 116. 75 Antwerp, short 2sf. 05 25f. 05 Bremen, 3 months Christiania, 3 months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 3 months Frankfort, short Gothenburg, 90 days 11.41 11.41 Gibraltar, 90 days 5l 501 George Town, Deme rara (bank bills) 30 days Ditto, 90 days Havana 1071 Hamburg, short 13m. 4 Ditto, 3 months 13m421 13m. 2 Kingston, Jamaica, 30 days it P- 01 . P-• Fara P. Cl. Ditto,. 90 days Leipaig, 3 months .20 6.19 f Mobile llO 'New Orleans l3 1101 Now York, 60 days ll f 1101 11 Paris, short 25 . 25f. Ditto, 3 months 24f. 821 24f. 821 Philadelphia Rigs, 3 months 37 16-16 d. 385. 37 15-16 d. St. Petersburg, 3 mos. 370% 13-16 d. Id. 37 1346 d. fd. Savannah Stockholm, short Ditto, 90 days 11.39 11.39 Vienna 129.16 128 20 The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled yesterday. Where the asterisk (*) ia prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every awe we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation : Mee per Cent. Console (.hut) rine per Orist.Reinord .mace prtee 974 'Widest cent. /3 1 6) New nuelsoutdot.Quarter per Cents.— 944 is I 6 II Bank Stock (dlr. 74 per cent. per ans.) 212 8 10 9 India Sleek (,I k. les per rent, per an.) 2614 ~ 40 0 Beakequer Me BM. 14d. per day) 4se. pm. 2 4 74 Or Wistene £lOO sh. (die. at the rated 4 par cent per ann.) . i Leaceiddre and Yorkshire .ClOO Black. (dlr. at the rate of 2 per cent per ann.) Leaded and South Western. Stock (dir. at the rated 4 per et. per san.) 83 London and North Wegere•Stock (di at the rate of 54 per cent. per ann.) 1224 Ilid(and• Stock (dm. at the rate et t 4 per cent. per ann.) loath Pastern* Stock . half-yearly divi dend lOtt. per 301. share, equal to 81.114.84 L per sent. per ann.) VP:MUM YUNDS.— Tate DAT. Bank Stock, 212 13 Long Annuities. 1 % 3 per Ct. Reduced. 971 I Inas sVek. 2.:0 01 3 per CI. e.t.a* shu. Ditto Ito.sts. 31 per Ct. Consals, etni 4 Excnoquer 8i11a.1.0001 .435. to 400. Consols for he., PSI 4 44 per Ct. Bastin, 91 3 5 per Ct. Brazilian. 8e Di Do. New. 60 8 6 per Cr.. Buono. Arm, 54 6 6 per Ct. Millen. 103 5 3 per Ot. Milian, 3 per Ct. Dante.. TO 77 21 Ct. Dutch. 6 0 1 4 per par Ct. Dutch, 904 1 B.quador. 34 4 1 per Ot. Geenetik_l6 17 LATEST roast .1 4 14 1/ ......506 nigh= Lowest Closing. - —, 3 par CelliA. . 53 93 35 RO 36 0 55 AO 59 95 3 per Cents. 4 per ern= 45 do. SSA, D 5 . 5, ... I ... ... ... ... ... 3 par Oro e. ... Exchange= London: sleight, 25; 90 days, 20 AU. Bore 3, 1649 3, 1642 Os 45 1 , .4. 25 Pie Lewd 5 p.Ct 1349 92 50 I hank Ohara - -- -- roam: PARIS, Joss 2', 3 13 34 4 16 43 4 9 94 3 3 1 4 6 II 1 FUNDS. 5 ler CL Mexican. 541 i 46 Ditto D per CL efePerr ruvia l n, all Di al. 4 1 5 par Ct. Pertuguene• 85 5 per CL Rumba, 115 1 ,. ft per Ct. FtiandiraL DA Et 6 per Ct. upanian. :Imre, 161 t 3 per Of. flpanDh. 401 t De. Pa.stre, M 6 24 per Ct. Venexue 1 331{ Dn. likferred, 11 N NICHANUES. For Aoeeunt. For Koury. .. _ re.lllB, Jusr. 23.—Versaille6 (right hank), 265; ditto ('.en oak), 236 23; Paris mid Orleans, 47 SO; Paris and Rouen, 643 60; Hawn and Havre, 442 50; MaratiOrs and Avignon 215; Sten/loon and Bale, 150; Notre. 133; Orleans and Bordeaux, 328 75; Noetbern, 401 15; Pavia and Strasbourg. 368 73; Tours nnd Singes, 373 30; Mootrreau and Troyer, 120; Dieppe and recArnp, 20330; Bordeaux andante, 53. _ __ ... ___ VIEY`I A, JuNE 21.--Five per Cent. Metallignos, 951; Four-and-a-lialf per Cent. ditto, 83 ; Bank Shares, 1238; Exchange on London, 12.22. MADEID, JUNE Di—Three per Cents., 37; after Bolsa, 37 paper. Four per Cents., 141. Fire per Cents., 161 ; after Bolsa, 16: paper. Coupons, 81 ; after Bolsa, 81 cash, 81 paper 7 1-16; after Bolsa, 7 1-32. Baulk cf St Ferdinand, 100 paper. Exchange on London, 51. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-TIIIS DAY. Srnkn.—The market has opened with a firm appearance. The public sales have gone with spirit, at fult prices to lid. advance. Refined steady, at last week's prices, and the market is rather bare of goods. Grocery lumps, 475. to 495. 6d. COFFEE.—A small public sale of 60 casks of plantation Ceylon found free buyers at a shade advance, chiefly 60s. to 325. TE.A.—Common Congou continues in good demand, and prices are a shade in favour of the sellers compared with last week. SALTPETRE.-I,7oobagn offered in public gale, and nearly all bought in at high prices. Refraction 6to 12, sold at 26a. to .7s. 641.; refraction 11 to 51, bought in 295. to 29g.6d. Rtes.-3,700 bags 'Bengal were offered in public sale; about one-third was bought in, the remainder sold at full prier, 95. to 9s. 6d ; broken, Bs. fnl. to 9s. l'imaNro.-250 NT sold steadily in public sale at pre vious rates, 40. to 4 d. per lb. Rum remains stew y. COTTOW.—The market continues inactive. 15;ntoo steady, 13,000 chests declared for the next quarterly gale. In other articles no material alteration, but there appears to be a stronger tone in markets generally than fur some time past. u ~i~ .. i x«~~._ 11:17). Farr - te:A.D4artelil 114 Do. sharer, 11.6 perCt.l 80 Booth. and Wait. (In.!' 199 Mat Westan 30 Lancaster and CalUil• 71j Ib.7ltrd. 100 Lasosiliffe and Youtabin Da. 114 Do. West ItldegifoGi 30 Leols AM Think Ili Larks QM Mankind' . 14 Do:TOM lizlous.oo2l2 100 Las., Orlsbess, SOL 03122 1.4.32 a s artl2.llloolara 17 Do. dB, Ifs, I I De. Do./110412.111.401 L(C) VIC Larks 1 0•2220114041ra 34 SIO . . 21iNsli..114m,sidliigloit 100 taasii..llbar..l2l..basdnati. 44 De. 11120.4 wet. Woo 100 11101•011 33 Do. SU Imes 100 Do. lira awl tab, .. 474 lerlOrigWeitania) 23 Neummeket e Sex% Abs;gaWsU: 'lOO Norio* IS 66.Tuw121.7 17 swat seaszdain... 1$ North Wooten So oderd.Nurthisausaw...Wasst..JWooareas.. IS *nisi& Central SS lead& 23 9 1 Do. New. 13 a w:~ s all ihrsasbari sad Cagan a m. W. rm.) LS :main Unka ne.ca... I 145 15 4drllig int Diniilline ilirdepooL. 9J MhYf 174 Mr mollsonaDookilati.: 13 Vas so I , :v7tArdisailoic.. 23 I To"Norortlakinrkth IS SO 5 II 40 1 17 , 1 14 12 40 11 7 Y 0 13r7. dq Istoritios .. 9 Do.O.N.R.Pesohoos . 10 York aid North Nkomo i 4 so 14 vo lei es. 71 .if 122 I If S 2 p 62f 9 II 419 7.!25 26 dm 46f 46 14 II As 26 U 5 • db 17 19 ii ii 41. n N als 11 161 7 6 7 6 3* Ms 34 4 dim 3 3 di. LINEA LTABED AT 8 !Bats & Hants. EARS p _ sal ! B%til TI -9C2 —. .7•170ru1 - Td . .. — y or;tibio7r: 100.. to Ot-Wont. 104 Drto willoto! • goanuttoe Oared to OrmitWootern 1$ Wrm.. Wolv and Dudley ealisdulype,otwitbraar. (lased to GrestWeltara 15 DOD w!tliout guarantee (kwi w tTr 6 1 r 60 Clydetlale lunation (leaned W enledonian 95 FeatLinoolnelLiner (keyed to Cit. Northern) 10 Glioncemer k Dean Forest 78 1 2 .4 17 11 II 9pa 7 spa 17i ►e 41 41 Sii ni 1 ppa . 1109 : O3 .. 61 61 SI! " I (terecd to Great Western 60 liallicielbi(LiorkkN2lid I 13 Do. 4 shares (Onto) ... 124 Do. shares (ditto) .. So Leiden Bradford (Midland 121 Landon wed Greenwich Dewed to Booth Eastern n Ditto Preference (ditto) 20 Lowestoft Gear.fteepent. 10 lillsOlilimalesllpseC thug le liestOsialies 41 Dias dine 14ine fS PrerleetWre Nes. Lee. ktf.WeeLlitamllitert 101 Dino t i e; eeil is m (41)= 90 Reed., (leesedle lasarea 64 ti eyelia al Moils peee. le Ong 4 Cle.ll lOW eselb*ileeklemo lllll 23 Woe Veil= $0 W flailts, llemeeetwed le AWer (leseel to Grt. W U Osiedoulaa 110 a l Clisidermodooiripteltolitiemitkied 4 si 1.......(54.0„a. . 1 Distant °ntio Estero., 5 pot C. No. 1 q al Ditto do. No. 2 10 16 Do. Now 6pa Cont. Rook d 10 IS IsatUalow.lll6p rad t 6 6 lioluiON, Dud" 6{ par Cost ... Ili 16 Grad Nor th am 3 per o— il 9 9t9O4WW.—.- II St se 111 111 N 14i 114 i 14 St if 4 4p 41 44 I I yea Ili sit le 1• ' 1 6 Lassisturworski.7 . jtoo Daft 6 Ont. Mot 106 ILONA 1611. 100 Tins li_s&ripA:ll - Trii. & Lfaaborwoisra imakessa&maisiogoi to Balk • till Los 10/11000iri.11,4011.4p.Ct l osami. 30 INA& islialles .:-... 6 De. Li = Oise. Guar. 6 Woreamar. mad . .Wetry, tel. Oaf eat N ILIs.) I pir Ova:— ... " 17 . 7Tc.l4 .l : l : l, 77 ""le ovi smastle,k a R.g.‘,77.rare: 20 I Deslopo 20 106anl femme (Memo) 'Omit Lama Petlamals... Do. D. de. Nov 30 Ilimer sae lap 16 Illardreastlems.- It sod Deminia 20 Dirk Noll Odom DI Pals sol Dom 16 Ptb at✓ lelries2 20 isms mel 6• II ad OMB Di llli IN 1 dla ILWATS. I 1 I 1 4 do ill Pi PP Pi 1 tt 1 di U. Si LORAL BIZARR MARXISTS. LiVul. t, Jon n. market has been @Pia fir ps ioi IBS smi Imam Thorn Pis lisaa bet hula below, esd gal Prep sehamisa mat le aetlad tb• treas. Nam el MEW 11114t= re tedass ass :—Holtos, C., sod Wag r 14 11.111.4.44144 44 sad cb s oy. is.), s e is= sir "—Dm. asses 2414,4. -- aOril (pa per. pa mat. *ad CUPP pour, arlebislory, 13 1-111-11 soft ale mei Dom, 44 74 ar ait ail Noma 1111104 SO. cairm. Jon 118.—We Lew hid • quiet market. willt NI throat plow putt voila& 1111114111441811, Jvis 51.—There was &pia my balm solo 1•411. lus ven pry spa ilsperni Mireviery ori IMllopila ill we dm 41 Mr TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is rather inactive to-day, with prices railing follow : : Town Tallow, 3.15. 6d. buyers ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spos,37s. 9d. to 38s. ;;last three months, 395. &F. to 395. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAILKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report very little doing, at the following quotations : Prime Meadow Hay, 7.58. to SU. ; inferior ditto, :545. to 704. ; new, flOs. to 70s. ; Clover, 755. to 955. ; second cut, 703. to Sts.; new, Ws. to 70c; Straw, 253. to 28s. METALS.—Our advices from the various foreign metal markets are as follows : New York, June 10.—Copper and yellow metal remain steady at the current prices for some time past. Most of the clippers recently built have been sheathed with copper. The market for iron has been more active, but prices are without improvement. The sales are 1,200 to 1,400 tons. Scotch pig, here and to anise, at 19 dole., six months chiefly, and 19 dole. 50e. in some instances for smaller par cels ; 500 to 600 tons English bars, here and to arrive, at 31 dole. to 34 dole. 50c., mostly 34 dole. ; 400 tons Irish wrought scrap about 25 dole., six months ; and 300 tons Swedes, to arrive, on private terms. l'ig lead continues dull, and no sales are reported. The last were of Spanish at 4 dole . 621 c., and Engiish at 4 dole . 65c. cash. In tin sales are noted of 1,600 boxes on private terms, and 100 slabs Banco six months. Hamburg, June 20.—Lead is unaltered. In sheathing copper, some parcels have been sold at 101 sch. Tin is higher, and for Hanca st itch. is offered. Zinc, on the other hand, is looking down, and on the spot commands only 9 mares 11 sch. The transactions in this article during the last week comprise 600 centner on the spot at 9 mares 3 Bch.; 1,000 ditto at 9 mares 11 sch. ; and 1,500 centner for delivery in the autumn at 9 mares 6 sch. At Rotterdam, amen tin is in demand, and has realised 47 Valparaiso letters report copper as being scarce, with the quotation ruling at 14 doh. 7c. to 16 doh. per quintal, on shore. ALLEGED TRACES OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. TO THE EDITOR OP THE EXPRESS. Stn,—Having seen in your valuable journal of tho 12th inst. • para graph, headed " Supposed Traces of Sir John Franklin, " taken from a morning contemporary, I am desirous of confirming the statement therein made, of traces of Sir John Franklin's expedition having been found in Jones's Sound, by my own personal knowledge of the witness, who is • man of most respectable character, and who, moreover, did not make known those facts for the first time on the occasion of his being engaged to form part of the crew of the Prince Albert, but has since his return to Orkney, after the voyage of 1848, recurred to this event. This is • fact to which several inhabitants of the dis trict can testify, though they may not proba'sly have been aware of the importance of the communication. The testimony of the witness, William Millar, is further confirmed by that of George Moore, also a native of this island, and who was one of the hands employed in removing the stones of the cairn when the unfortunate signal was given to recall them iotieshil;. - Tl;;;ifienCe ;fib; two men, which was taken apart, and without tho possibility of previous communication, differs in some parts of minor im portance, such as the month in which the whaling ship entered the unknown sound, though neither of them claims accuracy in this particular. Having transacted the affairs of Mr. Kennedy, com mander of the Prince Albert expedition, previous to his departure, I can vouch for the extreme importance ho attached to this discovery; and, believing that whatever tends to give it the same due importance in the eyes of the public cannot but serve the cause of that noble-minded lady residing amongst us, who has the deepest interest in the efficiency of the search for her honoured husband, I venture to solicit your obliging insertion of this letter, and am, sir, your most obedient servant, A. J. WYLIE, Solicitor and Town Clerk of Stromness. Streams', June 18. BERLIN WOOL FAIL—The annual wool fair at Berlin has commenced with much spirit, and it is noticed that there is an unusually extensive competition among the inland manufacturers and comber', who are by far the largest purchasers, the quantity taken on English and French account being much less than usual. Meet sorts have been sold at fully last year's prices, and in some in stances even an advance of id. to Id. per lb. has been ob• tained, but on the very finest qualities there is a reduction of 2d. to 4d. per lb. FATAL ACCIDENT AT BLACKPRIAER-BRlDGE.—Yee tents,' afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock, a portion of the scaffold under the fourth arch of Blackfriars.bridge, on which three men were standing, gave way. Two of them to ding to the timbers till assistance reached them, fl a t na rthird, John Phelps, fell; in his descent his head Mtn* the abutment and he woe killed. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 23.-- PROMOTION.— To be Acting Boatswain, James Beard. APPOINTIIIIIIII. VICE-Ad:Bird COMplander4o,-Chief: Hon. Josoellas Percy, to Sheerness. Masters' Assistants : William Steven and R. Ream to the /impregnate, and Edward C. Ball to the Sidon. to chief Engineers : Thomas Owen and Charles leer, the Dasher.