The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-28 00:00:00

r 45 ~ e f-_ce3:___f, ; _y , r t 'tti3rtsl /W l *** * • .-' No. 1,524.] 11E1)1CAl. and GENERAL LIFE AVM K theK SMIKTY. • *ism asal Ia mery pintos say *smite with this ot part t 1 it tb.• Holy r fo• 1•11! 1.11. .71* n. • • %...1 • Va• Ili, beterio.o, pear Z and la Wt. N. , h .Imaysts.u:lhout rates charge. Stl , t" t '" I . lr 111 1 , 101•10,1 IW 1 . 111.1101. i n 111 •, ars seed sl hamar! L. anti the 1." the .Klan at sass. froth .H. 3% rot emt. /MI the : :being has yews; sr hum .1:t to J;I: 1114. - .„: 1401 , .h.te us lh llt atisi..ihis mous re I▪ V 4 a ... ermet.3 l Pe. without itairkehi wg t he *mown : toss b00t... AA.I . , am, be Imam a4tato,l Mee, as :h. at the „ ..„ dom tn.. 4 :hall, stratirad by me a. of ma s 1.1,4.0'141M5. lb the come oda , . stl • .4 b.• 11 •% 4 . 054 ..„. ma, .h.l for the oth-otte an I breeflt f zhe **hired • .5. .4,1 t.a ;Am to no. upymyds of 1-1 , , u pee _ . LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2 , , 1852. Til REEI'ENCE. ROYAL ITALIAN OPRRA. MUSIC. RAIL IVA I'S. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocKt MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVRNINCI. Linens are steadily advancing, as will be seen below : _ _ ------ - Fur tho month. For four months. 1852 DOI IRA The supplies of silk goody to our colonies and foreign parts arc also augmenting : Fur the mouth. Fur foor months. 1852 imil 1830 . _ . . NINES. SATURDAY EVENIND. The share market has been steady - during greater part of tho day, and Caledonians, Great Northerns, Great Westerns, I.ancashiro and York shires, North Western, South Eastern., and York and North Midlands, were dealt in rather higher than they closed yesterday. Since the decline in Consols. however, this market has gone tint, and prices range lower. The settlement of the account is in progress, and the rates of continua tion rule light. .fi ANI, 41111CIIP 1'41111.41114N7YR1V. The exports of the other chief articles of manu facture and raw produce during the month are sub joined : a .4 V....umber mly and for Our rum a.: Ifroort rumN 4..r.b 44111 Turt , r , ,:a,, with a a. be ..41althqui Any .4 tar 4 ft. raring., ur 1.• " IT. TIN. IMMient tacrelary. • a t moo Irtauty. (90. ItAILRAVP. 1:1.4llf prows ftturrtay. Ma to-day up :o2 p.n. 1 Ai2. 1851. 18.50. Beer and ale £12;41 6;5,94 £:7,149 Cwils and culm 115,765 122,366 .. 124,554 Earthenware 104,192 .. 100,710 h 3,32.1 Hardwares and cutlery Haberdashery and millinery 13:asa manufac • tures 28,896 .. 26,417 .. 24.851 Leather Machinery and millwork ‘mbrrs., hoatindr., 84.4 n .nd Vadt Juredoe . rliA. Wl.i% & Karr .41:t 14,1 krnhemt, Laddionire.. Cne. J.n .I.t.r indirk.3olB4.W.o arkstna tzetdr . 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Sol. stiti (I, of. tur 1)111,V SKW•4 a• tieirednftie Ll- Itt► of On a• to, olfmrouta Pre e-msierco le its brotakot ORM. a.. • taol rat tbool ft W 0..., 'betties political, wool, ett • •....t.1,1 la tit ..t ..14 valet of de General Yews.—ln the eceueney of Its law /err., in Ita• rcwk , tratit•ul asal Impartial therm.. sr of Its IL woe. r. it .1 trt dr taro .1 mean :lewd asenterr la I tn. brautate .a Oar Illy. Natiwee, and Monetary Articles, — Is rder •at -oar ee .1. he ~..star o el Ur s 4 qepo'nd than any nther paper 11111 twiw!l pie,. t.vort.4 niupplar in the Inds .n sta.. by every wend Ma. - es; tee .14 daily Ilintnar &port, with lint of pricer, 10-07 winker.. a:deette. ant f t fatal Ire, ea kin. the naly paper besides the %ant - a.* ern wk.% aid b alerat racluded, from Its column dnotie albl tattletale. 'MA te Li , sr Is tlotttn by tb, 10t return of Hameln ben" l ' Iv tb• yaw 111.70 tio t India* Ltool..n IlleteN•epere, by wee* w 7.1 V wen that this rapt/ One younetat by ewe than art melt s 4nl ee An peen bedew tee three skint competitors : laulehlaalieL MIMI". used. •+.IIIIO I 1.1.• 1112 . 517 111-.Lnw Laua . . f•AILT NEN ne row, .1 II tin•ts nee at thie enntion ketellie the talkwis 0b‘2 , 0 Now -• est./M.4 by • • ratemprery: a lee • belt risme ' r the younwrot s.l all the lavabo 1110•111111 MOM Irani tar ar tlt Walt rich trou • I nut a lama lelle—repre tau toes/Wet .5 504 c ,rl9 ratty.. I 13.'4.1.11 white le elearly the Vas Vela^ 4 iladtatal l*re 9y, with the eieenel Mewed ea% of the raracia l ol 401 toe; and with the Impel emir of whettitenneeta it to the • Tune. '.—ohleamed by any 4 .•' PIM its pohtinal mew than anetetpneds with Ile ecessertial fie." t• bP•of SD r :.r woman le the kingdom; or at So dm" e•reet, e:re• 4. I. 1.41.1•1 e. t.rti. to Jur. 1.1 • r., SI:PTLEm ENT to Itl;1 2 1."S GUIDE to the Ti kY. :—A t t. e.1.....1er of the haws M rD the mg or June. the 'mid. rah their Pedigrees 41 , -.11 , •• .4 the Two rot. di. tne therm Period -TM 3 .ismisu. ter Ivry leuW Ire.- It iot• tOlilivem he. ity W. liter. 1. M0411...1 N. 114esegeemet. utt a bt.w ymr4 h. .. we I, It le elemittsl tot parties "I Ism eltreelet Vt4re them ou or before the Ink of July. Trtt l'itrittriGATlo7ll.—The Oherrer says lodis e i.eL.:proms/n.4 in the usual form by her Majesty •-• •Is Thursday nest, July I. Immediately alter '• - •"•;torn.-Iill , .11, a royal proclamation wilrbe noised, dreier. or 'Le present pnrliament to be dissolved. The writs will • Iv oat directly, rertirsable in the month of August, vasibat loftier the usual time. in consequence of the set to thst effect. The new parliament, how "•r will peilialdy not lar railed together for the •••:.atch of •• foo• ihe middle of October. r Majessy will hold a Privy r.soitheil on Wednesday next teiUllahSl7l st which the speech from the throne he sutras* I for the wppenv.lll of the Sovereign; and ':.•• proclamotion oil .•.tll,l for the thethlution of fldianierst. Oa Saturday neat the court will leave London e the season, and will taro evil to Osliorne House, Isle of ireht, where the QW4II and Pen, AIM rt will remain for vase days, pr••v•ons to the visit of her Majesty to her rein, fence in Scotland. The aw•nriers of the rrovernment will /stet at the Annual White lit tinnier, previous to the Cessiag of th e session, on Wee'aresal iy next, at the Crown earl seeptre,Orrenwith. Int ILIV, I/Its ACHILI.T AND 111% CRAPLl.—Yce tertily moraine a vest smasher of germ*, attracted by twissity ari-ing out of the revere penetration in the Court of 'slwin's ii u , h, Meshed toward. the chapel la which Dr. A''..t has for some time pest , Iticisted, under the iniprew "' 0 that he woul•I allude in tie • ••iirse of his sermon to thet " umstatte .etc n, not gipOrl t'.• trial in which be was so , ic oho, ally concerned. The r ~apei•• in whirl, the rev. ge ^rata kaa hitherto officiate el is smsll, unpretending buildina, situat, in Difirror-place, leading out of r . ▪ rod-street, (ieh!en /AM, a rieighboorhooll in which rr• it number cal 11..1-cis reside, the majority of whom, how r. in. - soar , I'm ith t Romsn catholic church. .. I" .it that etneingst these p. reins Dr. Achilli was making dry converts, end that his e.a.grrwation, at first a very nani 011,.. was genteelly illeftll,6l4 until the charges just 'A''''theakd were made against him, when his audience riohedled wsrapidly thst ho was colnpulle Ito abandon his latrotterial labours. Aerenrilingly t'..ne who yesterday re- Fond to Dufour-place, easier to catch a glance of the _desist. esperirneed a great disappointme n t on l earn i ng the chapel had been clotted for a month past. Grisi appeared on Saturday night, for the first time, in the character it Fides, in the I'rsphi•te." This was the part in which Mailenvistlle Wagner was to have made her hebut, had not Mr. Luntliy's "injunction" dragged her from the hoards of Covent-garden to the bar of the V ice.o hancellnee Court, and given us f - •tr int, rtaintur lit, nstead of he► sweet notes, the strife of lawyers' tongues. The moment Grisi epts•ared on the stage as Johq ut ►.ey den's nigher, leading her ean's betrothed into the presence of their haughty feudal lord, it was evident that she was the very personage imagined by the dramatist. The scene in the third act, where /dr.{ appears as • forlorn wanderer, b, gging alms in the market-' place of Mullett r, mama most beautifully acted Beneath her mean anal squalid attire there was still that air of distinction which so remarkable a heroine ran never lose; and the tone in which elle repeated her simple supplication. " Pieta, pieta' " was pathos itself. The meeting with Bertha, a wandering pilgrim like herself —the subdued, matt moat tenderness of Fides, contrasted with the young woman's buret of girlish raoture—wils finely represented on leith si t s, NlailaineCastellan's Bertha being throughout a charming performance. But it was in the great seene in the cathedral that Orisi's triumph wait complete. The mothet's wild scream, when she sees in the splendid fitun• of the Prophet—the imiustor, the object of her utter al-natation—her own lost sou—tho struggling passions with which she hears him, looking in ha r face, coldly ask the bystanders what "this woman' wants; and her utter helplrssnes , when she sinks on the ground, and entrees him to wring from her a contirrnetion of his de nial that he is her son—were given with that intensity of power which Grisi, of all our musical tragedian•, alone possesses. The audience seemed electrified ; and, when tha sass dosed, their enthusiasms bunt lime siesta of app• plans', welter ited fur many minutes. In regard to the vocal part of the performance, it was some disadvantage that the music ma written for • voice of a beast. register than Grisi's ; hut this disadvantage was much slighter than we had expected. tier voice, though a soprano, never was a high one ; it. quality has always been full and voluminous, and its low Soles particularly rich and mellow. It has lest something of its flexibility and brilliancy in the upper part of the scale; but its lower notes are better than ever. anal it m•y now be regarded as the finest neescn.n,•rasw on the stage. The opera was perform e d with all its usual splendour. Mario was labouring under a hoarseness, and the indul- Reneger the audience was r•qus steat for him on that score. But, except for a little while at the out et, these wan no occasion fur it. When he got warmed b)• his part, his voice recovered its power, and he sang as well as acted with his accustomed energy and beauty. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. I.to►aroob, 2f,.—Our share market has been fiat to-day, and eloses with a declining asp et. Aberdeen, 141 — Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (lace Chester and Birkenhead), 181—Blackburn (late B. C. and W. Y.), 6i —Caledonian. 211—Eastern Counties, 101—East Lanca shire, 191-444,a4 w,an.rn. 961—Lanraslore anti York shire, 741—llitto (fifth shares), 4 3 16 d.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 11 p.—Lteerpoul, Crosby, and South port, 201—London and North Western, 129 81—Ditto (new sharesl, 61 p.—llitto (fifth shares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheltield, and Lincoln, 34—Midland, 721 t —North SW , fordshire, 6 1.16 d.—North Union, A (guranteed by Lon don and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 260—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton (pref. shares guaraiitt ed 6 per cent.), 2p.—Shrewsbury and Chester (Oswestry and Chester), 14. ' - -- • • " . . - 1 MANCHEIMISR, Jexn --We have had no change of prime, and but little business. Birkenhead, Lancashire., and Cheshire Junctions, 101 d. ; Blackburn, (No. 1), 61 ; East ern Counties, 101 .i. 16 : Kendal and Windermere, 121 Manchester, Bunton Matbek, and Midlands, 3A ; North B ' ' ti, 141 ; South 'Yorkshire Railway mud River Dun Company, tp. - - ' BIEMINCIN•3B, JUNE 26.—There was not much doing in this markt t to-day, but prices were firm. London and North Westerns closed at 1231 94 , Midl.tutis at 72 3 ; Great Northern. at 91i 2 • North Stafford% nt 64 54 die ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at Sj j dip. ; anti South Staffurds et I dim. Liens, June 26 —We have had a better market again this morning. Prtees again advanced. Midlands were done at 73, with a still upw►rd tendenev. North liritish were dune at 9 ; North Wisterias at 9 ; 'York, Newcastle, and Berwuks, at lbj ; and Leeds Northerns at 171. The Earl and Countess of I)erby had a dinner party on Saturday, at their residence in St. James's-square. The company consisted of the Duke and Duchess of Duceleach, the Karl and Countess of Clamedthan and Lady Selina Meade, Viscount and Viscountess Hardinge, Lord and Lady Barrington and the Hon. Miss Barrington, Lord and Lsdy Benham, Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, Lord Somerton, Lord Anna, Lord Forester, Vi.couut Canterbury, Lord Alexan der Lassos, and Lard Stanley. THF. TsPEAKER'S OFFICIAL DINNER took place on Baterday. The following gentlemen were present: Lord Charles Russell, Mr. J. O. ,Shaw Lefeere, C.B. (Deputy Caber of Parliament), Mr. C. Hominy, Mr. N. ley, Mr. Henry Ley, Mr. Clemeoston, Mr. Onset, Mr. Doering ton," Me. Vardoa, Mr. Gudgc, Mr. Dyson , Mr. Whiten, Mr.. Erskine Ney, Mr. S. Smith, Mr. (Mahon, Mr. Welds grave, liar. Arthur Jones, Mr. Peedethwaite, Mr. G. Gun nell, Mr. Rickards, Mr. Leroy, and the Rev. Thomas Oarnier. Sir Dennis Le Merchant, Mr. Rowland, and Mr. John Rose were prevented from attending. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER s' BENEVOLENT The usual half yearly general meeting of the governors and rubecriben to this charity, founded for the purpose of granting annuities to aged and decayed members of the above commune y, which was advertised to take place on Saturday, at the City of London Tavern, Ilishepsgate street, was adjourned, there not being sufficient members present at the hour appoinnil to lorm a quorum. The report to have been submitted to the meeting stated that the re ceipts fir the halflear had amounted to 11S1. 113 s. making the total amount received from the commencement of the institution to the present time, 951/. d,. The dis bursements during the same period had been 3161. 1.1.. hal., leaving a balance in the hands of the bepkers of 6541. 95.4 d. The report, after noticing the establishment of a new branch at Bristol, concluded by urging the necessity of active and persevering efforts being made, it being the intention of the committee to have an election at Christmas next. The meeting was then adjourned for a week. INFANT St:1100LS OF CHRIST CHURCH, NIARYLE IIONS.—Miss Lewis, a benevolent lady, of the congrega tion of the Rev. Robert Walpole, Christ Church, St. Marylebene, recently placed at the disposal of the rector and of the gentlemen acting with him the ruin of 4,9001, to be applied, in conjunction with other subscriptions collected, M the purchase of suitable ground and the erection of a building for the purpose of providing for the Christ Church district (one of the poorest and most populous in London) that school accommodation ot which it has long been in great need. On Saturday afternoon the interesting ecru =t laying the foundation stone of the building was d by the Bishop of London, in the presence of a crowd of lanes and gentlemen, members act the Christ Church congregation. The site of the intended schools Is • large plot of land dowdy adjoining to Christ Church, and funning the corner of Lis/cm-greet and Stafford-street, Lisson-grove. The schools are designed to accommodate about TiO children, and will also contain apartments fur all the masters, mistresses, and teachers engaged in the education of the poor. FREQUENCY or ExrtosioNs IN COAL 11iINES.— On Saturday was printed in a parliamentary paper a report from the select committee of the Ileum of Commons on coal minus. The committee was "appointed to inquire into the causes of the frequency of explosions in coal mines, with a view to prevent the appalling lout of life arising from them." It would seem that the deaths from explosion have latterly increased to the fearful number of about 1,000 yew annum, and the committee proceeded to examine wh ams of the highest and most experienced character, in the hope that they night be able to devise sound informs ! tion which to recommend additional means for the prevention of such wide spread calamities during the percent session. It seems that the Dave lamp requires increased ventilation in mines and the committee consider that the steam jet is the most powerful and at the same time host expensive method for the ventilation of mines. It was stated in evidence that 70 per rent. of the dtaths from explosion were occasioned, not by the explosion of tire damp, bat by the "after damp," which succeeds it. Ailtlitiontl iuspaw ton On; r, commended to he appointed, as some mines are visited. The establishment of a central board is re commended. It is suggested that to "the board should be given a power to enforce ;Rimini, under ordinary circum stances of neglect—and, in eases of death, a power to en force penalties under ordinary circumstances of neglect— and, in eau., of death, a power to facilitate an enforcement of justice to the homilies of the victims through the onlinary chant, , la of law, the survivors theme Ives hein• in a condi tion of life which renders them comparatively helpless to ob tain their just redreew.** THE NEw ASYIUM Volt FATHERLESS CHILDREN. A bazaar in aid of the funds of this excellent charity was held on Friday and Saturday in the large suite of rooms of the London Tavern. 'the attendance of the public was large on le.th iluys ; and upwards of lOW. worth of goods were sold, the uhole of the proceeds of the sale going to the funds; so that, altogether, the enterprise will realise about 7001 to the charity. The total sum required for the new building at Stamford-hill is 10,0001.; and not quite half that amount is now in hand. Another hazer is to he held in the course of the summer; and if the goods collected arc as varied and ingenious as they were on this occasion, and if the sale sw,.men are equally pertinaeenus, there can be no doubt that the result will be quite so setts &story. !JAI L* D)... - 11.1. i; 'Salm • (bonne. V.awern rftlo. C!..16 A.. (lAt•• 4.) rM.rGwb sad u _ _ ` , lastWailes Oat p. Wan India Dook. 1 - Tarclli - r•T. 'uneTicio— urol Glamtow Kdiallurdh, forth, I onolr tar Kam Smith Westers It.ren Notthrro Do. 4 &woo. A, Stork uo. 4 ol.areo,D, Mock.. ot.wwle. w.. V. liOroat Wootcro foincoo*er and Cocilele ! LAIN .11,re awl Torliphit Do. P fth 1.1 1./O: 11 bred, Northe. , II j Lcomloa akd 111“c0,wall ; Lon., Brlghion,:t o. Coiot 0 ;Lrndoni North-W..4, It 1)44 40 ., I &Ur, I. f Do. Mau %potion & south-v.. I)s., Dw Sao ilandoodrrylk Panbkllt Masols.,But.,prt . lassio.,aket..roLa 04,4. I Ifk MM.* Lact. I atm DD. 11W+ *kW'. eot.t 1) 4 sham Newmarket Newport, Akertootwo3 wad lierefred... I les rrotZasalotiilou Do. %ottbc.rn Voloi 'North DMA North Devon, No.I Stott..obo.o-.. North Motors ..! Nortb k &HIM WvoI.AIDC I. milord, &qv., & .cuttuds Central ,•colllob Midland , .. k asor +bnw.►uryk lloreford.. 411.1 Clomp Nov. W. al o 4 Do.1141 , o• Do. 4. olowtry . diropoldre Caton WAWA. B. C, Did D, full? Paid up at pto 'loath Dew°. .„ . _ 4oatlk Raster. MGM Wales ... I•.nth Tork•LaillivrrP.: 4tockton_ and Ilanlei.. I 1; I alttasii;;WlEL7kea - Lia - 1 17 'Vale of frea•A all 'Waterford sad If llhermy W Watetford Lnieriek, 14 Wen Cornwall 100 Iforli.Newaistlellsßerwtc Lro. do. kattooeuo tb.O.N.[.Mmchvc Matt aad North Midtsr • LINES LIAVED AT Vll Isatlodulyptl.ttottlytuor. utter Om, to Ot.Wer Ditfotlebest •suarootrit ttaaneiltOttrn, tTt;et;l I ItJai., Kola., and Dodle) eatiAtilypd.,ovaithanor (Word to tiro.tiWtstert I Ditto wdboetagnorante ^ Ditoorl to uree t N Hart. II Dattinagharaddro Dearer to London& al.Weatern, IClitle-date JUnt.lua (loioc4 to(Ytedoolan) FoolLiscolsoh.suar oitt.Ct.l Di wad to Gt. nr.rtliern 101onceater a Ileac Vow-. . U 4 Sl. '2i 'llll . l . orilitN Mt. Do. dotes Vittoi Do. 1 'luau (4.1t0) Leedsk Dradford F,M Al. a tandem 004 Grern.iel 31 32 .9i 324 3o Sli 29 i 30 6 IN lei SO DI Us 150 e Il e v.,. SI 32 111 :I3 5Si 2$ 37 187 149 3 ll{ 44 288 II Itl I - I**nd to Pion ti litoten Ditto ?raffinate (du" Lowort..lt 'twr.l4t ttorhoki :lottbornithArti r o 3 twill I (hoard to Itoot.tOunt: . !PrestooritWyro (less. bio.l V Ditto yy Mns(Al tLigto) IlesJ.,Diiikt., and Iteigou I (limed to r•-toth rotor, , iloyoton nett Ilitebin (loot." I to Dont Ntoor,,, Do. Moffett II °Lk Rotb.Goole, g.39.et , so. to lan. oud York toffordottire Oar ° to ?Ir. Ilite.rout) Wear Welk). t p. r.tt.puri nowt! to KtorktookiliDar. Shoo Ditto Ditto Wilts it noarrokk (tea r& to Orem Western) -- v 25j 281 148 152 148 132 le e Ils 41 Ili it PILEVP.RENCE • ' Aberdeen 'INtW No. 2, 7 per Cent Caledonian ilo Limon sad Ho Dundee, Perth, ..t Abet.; dtcn Julienne . biet4eilhoiDlLlOo6p.Cg. Do. do. (71.17 r.) :per Ct. Past.Our.Lat..,3 p Ditto 60. Nat . Do. New A rr Cent. :lek lie•LlDigoe.tiutpoiLlS met Lit GM... 6 p C. qr. eke. &toilworn, PorD., and! Dundee, per (*At ...g Great linekbero S p r Cent, Do.SpCLlte.teenooteerierip tit •tho Igeornillelebtlia Won Bk. lent•ea 3po Ot.Wertern, lined ir p.et.g Lamm ;treat% P re 'web. Pref. reretg I , Ditto Ocev. 3 pCL, ixn Lneillogo•qh W eg. r ern N. • g lanikeirkerptEnotrk 022 1110.10iel.1112ec. jrn.\oi. Do. New D2Uo l'refetenee lact•lt 103 103 illfAitte. 99 161 154 19 54 6 3 34 Is 1 5 ria Ai la .4 11 2 pa 1.1 6 Pm i s p Ct. j dis par 131 t21 "1 10% II Ir! 1? r„ 149 10 IPs 23 14..r1b . lirtt?dt ... • ii "a lON flu 1021crd. Woreott _ _ Molter., N 15.6 !dm Unit, 11 0 pus Da do. do ll 2 pm ddedeAllwri.Nertl4s, lOl ill eibilimkatefidolet(sl.r.W ts.) par 174 dowth 1100.1 152 6012 Tas2. 4 per (I.ou ld 21 Waterford * lidleney ; i ldie Trick, NY1110.l.C" 01.15orth et Eng.pureb. 101 108 Difte Inetn 51 51 iltaskit‘Med.l4.4l4.Pard2 6 ps roitrioN I4A NOW rib Fr , IVwfr..n Cheviot,* sivrl trirellem MOO IthealA . Onst ;sultan !Wood Juuctioa Franc.' IDo. (kwlway) . m. Aar. Z 1 2 16 4 ;* lo a !Lova and L cite .. I• !Itsl bent of truce a D.. rt. I prr et. Ikea Iktr N.& Amino is.) U Ortitoir, , al 11,1,:cata „ • Pon sta. L,or.. .. ft Pan. art IM•ue WO raitiosett liartrit _ „ 11111 Pottitio.l Ntrite`oirtt „. W. Wean Sled Havre ... „ O ginlas GM lfrwe ... ... 17 Ilbrer a irws . -.- at ~R•rt • ii Wain: ::: 41fi 2. 4 S I a l 2i 46 7 I 24 241 122 $ s lai pa ay 3 0 0 in $4l $ll 11l ad 124 12j al 0 4 • 41 aka 4 si 90 91 31 96 117 129 44 4. .3, P3l 44 AS 109 Ity pa 91 79/ 4 41 ale 31 21 .7 179 4 at 147 104 123 1239 61 61 ;as 4 „ 1 11 SI 2 tie 2 1 :. 114 1 164 f 33 31 A 196 Y 72' 72i SS 40 41 30 41 4 Ms 1 I 41 i 0 11 dl. J 1 3 .11. 74'4i 34 1 414 th 3i 'a. •1 PI 3 226 Ili 71i 33 SI ii ti 6 i 1 4 1 do 164 9/ 194 PI 14 144 21 21 If.. 20 46 es 19 20_ -- -- 714 72 3 13j lar I pin 2e II sa 12 131 11. er 1. 10$ 71 77 7 4AI. 21 ti soy Ite LIED 63 63 , The English stock market opened with a firm ap pearance to day, but closed at 'decline of :per cent., a de pressing influence being again exercised by the intelligence from the other side of the Channel. Re ports were received from Paris of the intention of the government to raise a loan of 8,000,000'. sterling. Although it is assumed that such an operation may eventually become imperative on the President's cabinet, still it is generally believed here that such a step will never be taken unless under stringent circumstances, since a borrowing operation must give a great blow to the numerous railway echernes which Louis Napoleon has shown him self so anxious to promote, whilst the prestiye of his government could proportionately suffi±r. Ilowever, sellers of Consols offered till the close of the market, and the price, which in the morning stood at 100„ closed only 1004 to Zex die. for the 10th July. The depression of course extended to the otheadepartments 'of the Stock Exchange, in all of which prices were in decline. Some allowance, however, must be made for the timidity of speculators, who are averse to keep ing their accounts open under the uncertainty till the Monday. Should the report not be confirmed, the buoyancy of the market next week will pro bably be shown very decidedly. The official list of business is as follows :—Three per Cent, Consols for money (shut), 102, 1011, with dir.b, ditto, foe the opening, 1004, " et. di?. ; Three ptir-rttf. Reduced, 101 i, 4, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 . 4, ; Long Annuities, 1880, 61 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 1001 ; Bank Stock, 224 The unfunded securities remain stationary. Ex chequer Bills, March, aro worth 765. to 795. prem. : ditto, June, 09s. to 725. prem.; India Bonds, 88s. to 91e. prem. Foreign Stocks were rather flat, especially Mexican and Austrian Scrip, but there was little actual change in prices. Bargains are marked as follow :—Austrian Five per Cont. Scrip, 4, 3 1 , prim. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78!. C h ilian Three per Cents., 70. Danish Five per Cents., 1031. Mexican New Three per Cents., 271, 281, 27. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 001. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 38; ditto for account, 30th June, 381. Rus sian Five per Cents., 117 1 ; ; ditto Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941. Spanish l'essive Bonds, 6, .51; ditto Old Three per Cents., for account, 49 7 4, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, There is no cange of importance in the rates of money this week, the market remaining extremely easy. In the week after next the dividends on Consols and other government stocks will be in course of payment, and will tend to increase the amount of capital afloat. The next public wool sales are fixed for the Bth July. The quantity of Australian and Cape wools now in stock here is about 35,000 bales. The imports of specie and bullion this week have again been very large, owing to the continued influx from the United States and Australia. Our usual weekly summary of the arrivals is as follows: By the Cambria, from New York, 137,000 dols.; by the Arctic, from the same port, 450,000 dole.; by the Magdalcna, from the West Indies, 1,176,732 dots., of which 497,492 dots. were in silver, and 679,240 dole. in gold; by the Tagus, from the Peninsula, 1,0381. ; by the Cornelius Grin nell, from New York, 106,000 dollars; whilst from our Australian colonies the following vessels have come in—viz., the Quito with 8,0001. in gold, the Windermere with 20,000/. worth, the Australasia with 2061. worth, the Syria with 14,303 ounces, the Regina with 10,2116 ounces, the Helen with 1,300 ounces (as reported this afternoon), and the Christabel with one box of gold dust, value not ascertained. The total value of these imports may be stated at nearly 520,000/. The exports direct from London have been unusu ally restricted, including only 1,025 ounces of gold and 13,100 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 7,200/. The account in detail for the week ending Thursday is as follows : Gold coin : To Hamburg, 400 ounces; to Adelaide, 625 ounces. Silver coin: To Boulogne, 1,200 ounces; to Belgium, 6,000 ounces. Silver bars: To Boulogne, 5,900 oz. There was also a shipment of copper coin to Ceylon, to the value of 2,6001. The only export from the outports reported to as is specie and bullion to the value of 111,3081. by the Itipou (as already noticed by us) for Alexandria and the cast. This makes the total exports nearly 117,000/. The vessels leaving for Australia are taking small sums in gold; but these will not invali date the result arrived at, of a vast preponderance of imports over exports. • From Herapittles Journal w. extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate Number Average amount of miles rem ipt per • received. open. attic. 1852 .... £255,620 6,693 £l4 0 1851 ~.. 359,529 6,377 48 11 0 1850.,.. 266,783 5,790 46 0 0 'she Railway Times estimates the total receipts since January 1, as under : Aggregate Number Average amount of miles receipt .'pen. per mile. 1832 .... £6,472,271 .... 6,5.55 .... £987 7 7 1831 .... 6,180,139 .... 6,274 .... 98.1 0 91 1810 5,345,279 ~., 6,774 .... 960 7 9 After an unexampled delay, the Board of Trade returns for the month, and four months, ending the sth of May last, have made their appearance. From a statement made in parliament, it appears that the delay is owing to an alteration in the mode of ren dering the shipping returns, in which the steam vessels arc now distinguished from sailing vessels. Of course there can be no objection on the part of the public to having the results placed before them in the most lucid manner possible; and in this respect, it is agreed, on all hands, there is yet great room for improvement iu these government tables; but at tho same time general dissatisfaction has been naturally expressed at the inconvenience to which many of our chief trading interests have been subjected, and it is urged that the government officials ought in any case to have had at hand the materials requisite for the in. troduction of the new system. As the succeeding months returns will be due in about ten days, it will be so n that these figures arc deprived of much of their interest. The statement of the aggregate ex ports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and four mouths, is as follows: For the month. For four months. 1852 1851 13511 Although these figures show a deermuieon both the month and four months, as compared with 1851, it is so trifling that no unfavourable inference can be drawn, the more especially when it is considered the eumpurison lies with a period of great prosperity. Compared with 1850, the increase on the four months is no less than 1,776,664/. The conclusion presented is, that trade continues in a state of healthful ac tivity under the encouragement afforded by our libe ral ceminerciel system. (In examining the chief item' of export, we have similar results in most cases. The exports of cotton manufactures bare been as under: Fur the month. For four months. 185 4 lAA 1 s:x) - ... ._ . . . ~ . The falling off is chiefly in this item. Cotton yarn shows a bteutly increase, being as follows : For the month. For four morths. 1852 1831 Fur woollen, of all descriptions trade up to the present period of the yenr has been in excess of former periods. fhe figures stand as under : For tlu., month. Fur four months. 185 1851 1850 ...... 695,157 Oils Sono 19.4711 17,/160 22,126 B•ationerq Wo .1 5m,321 .. 23,421 26,904 We next refer to the tables of imports and con sumption. The figures of the sugar returns were published by us so far back as the 12th inst., and we find that the figures then given correspond exactly with the official statement now before us. Owing to the molasses being reduced in our tables, and its em bracing all descriptions of sugar, it affords a more lucid view of the course of the trade, but we subjoin the government return of the consumption of the unrefined article : For the month. For four mouths. cwt.. 18.52 2,1,4,3.51 . . 1851 114.59 In coffee the general movement is also decidedly upward, as will bo seen by the subjoined consump tion returns : For the month. For four months. IM. lbs. 1852 1851 1850 Tea is also rapidly rising, us shown below: For tow month. For fin, months. lb*. 1852 11451 1850 Of other articles, the consumption for the month is shown in the subjoined figures: 185 2. 1851. 1850. Corn, gni 518 ,428 649,622 1,009.884 Flour, oats. Tobacco (uninanu factured), lbs 2,328,454 2,192,041 2,231,5.10 Wines, gals 478,749 517,701 5641,131 Rum, gal. Brandy, gals. Pepper, lbs. Eggs, No Butter, cwts. 31,635 35,400 33,161 Cheese, cwts. 16,990 22,204 30,1.59 Cocoa, lbs 285,718 291,440 339,480 The imports during the month of foreign produc tions used in our industrial and manufacturing un dertakings are as follows: 1052. 1851. 18.10. Flax and tow, cwts. 54,561 30,934 65,717 bilk (raw . ), 1b5..... 352.655 335,869 599,700 Tallow, cwts . 22,113 25,62.5 23,774 Cotton, ewts 971,131 04,791 849,976 Wool, lbs. Guano, tons These monthly returns of imports are subject to frequent fluctuation, depending on the state of the wind and weather and other considerations. Taking the aggregate returns for the tour months, we have gratifying evidence of the prosperity of the people, as shown in the incrrastsl consumption of articles of necessity, comfort, and luxury•. The shipping returns are also good, and will be noticed by us on Monday. The usual monthly return of the In h banks, for the four weeks ending June 12, shows the following figures : authcrired by Certificate. 'I OW Average Circuit"- Urn'. Name and Title. The Rank of Ireland The Provlneit.l Hank of Ireland ILc Itelhot Rankine Company . The I.:anthem 11.anking compan,l The Ulier Hooking ()whinny The Natonal Hank of Inland The Nution4 ----- Bank of Inland - ~ The Clonmel National Hank i Ireland c6,4n 73.6mc 7,9 G, ry51.411 4.117.0.7 LIR .912 As the preceding table does not contain the usual monthly account of the Northern Bank, we cannot compare the total with that of the preceding month ; but on taking the items severally, we find that there has been a decrease of the circulation in all the banks except two, so that the totul decrease must have been considerable. In the Bank of Ire;and alone it was 54,5001. On the other hand, there has been, in every instance, an increnae in the amount of coin held, with the exception of the Clontnel National Bank. THIS DAY. Two ()Vim( a. The market for the English funds opened steadily this morning, but is now a good deal flatter. Consols were first called 1001 to :; ex div., for the 16th July, then advanced to 1001, but have since receded to 1001 to at which the price now stands. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to „ ; the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104; to 1. Exchequer Bills, March, 765. to 795. prem. • ditto June, 695. to 725. prcm. India Bonds, fes. to 91s. prem. There is not much change it] the prices of the foreign securities. Mexican bonds arc a shade weaker, at 26; to 3 for the New bonds, but Spa nish stocks are firm, the Old Three per Cents. marking 49:; to 50, and the New Deferred, 22 to I. Peruvian Deferred have been dealt in at 651 to 661. Portuguese Fours, a to f.; Russian Fives, 118;; Sardinian, 931 ; Venezuelan Actives, 4.1;,. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, ivrtr. 22. —Three per Cents., 4Glp. ; Do. Deferred, 221; Debt (Ist club), 101 ; do. (2nd class), 5 7.16. Bank of St. Fenlinand, 105. Ex change or London, 50.25. BERLIN, JUNE 25.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National DOA, 927; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 103. VIENNA, JUNE 26.—Five per Cent. Mi•talliqucs, 981; New Loan (Series B) 110; Bank Sharel , , l 1,376; Exchange on London, 11.51. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY . We have a large supply ul Beasts, and that weather booing rather unfavourable for slaughtering, trad is slow at a re duction of about 24.1. per 814. horn Monday last. There are a few more Sheep than on that day, and in most cases prices are lower; however, almost all are disposed u;. There is a good demand Ira Lambs, and late elm:rations UV fully supported. Cahn , are a very heavy trade, and, although a few chassce ones (being scarce) make 34. Sd., st mast he considered au extreme yootution. From (lei many and Holland there are 670 Bea.., 3,040 Sheep, 253 Clive., and 70 Pigs; from Spain, tan Sheep; France, 20 Pigs; &inland, 4.i0 Brants; 1,904 trout Norfolk and Suffolk; and 600 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Pef NW. 01 . 1 ' Bea 11,4, 3 PI 3 1 11,4 1 1 0.. AL 111, 3 A 3 I 140411hn.10.nve .... 3 4 3 1 lia& . ll 0 0 0 elsrotol4o4llt7 ;kW, . 3 'ho Claws - PIO .••• • • • • 3 A 3 ot-10 10.• & 0 0 0 . . 4 4 f, nl nun. a . 3.477; 1400^. .11.:•7 , ' • 1.10‘,.. 421; 20. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Moser. Mitt uden and Smith sport that the accounts MCI iv,d hum th ititations art. genivalle of a favourable nature; the low stiff soil 4 ale sotto ing from too much wet. Worcester has still a good deal of blight. Our murk. t i. firm at the late advance, with scarcely anything on offer. Nothing doing on the duty. Much activity continues to Inevait in the mining share market, and it is a someu hat novel feature, but one that illustrates strongly the position and pros pects of this market, that orders are being daily re turned by the dealers to their principals unexecuted, holders positively refusing to part u it h their shares at the limits usually fixed. In the pre,ent abundance of money, and with the confidence generally telt that all the security markets will ere long, unless political disturbances intervene, attain a great rise, this firm ness of the market cannot afford ground for the leant surprise. The upward movement had been looked for much earlier, especially as the rise in the inertia for copper and other metals is so decidedly in favour of the mining interests. The prices at whisk sales bave been mane are reported to us as follows b; the most respectable brokers and dealers, but due allow ance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this variable market as between buyer and seller :—United Mines, MO ; South Ca . radon, ; West Caradon, EPS ; East Dar ren, 75, 77; ; Clive, fit, 1 ; South Tamar, 6; ; Great Wheal Alfred, 21, 22, -1 . : Alfred Consols, 141, Speedwell, ts, K 1 ; Vale of Towey, 1t ; Merllyu, 7 t : Gurreg, 1 ; Neptune, 63; Stray Park, ii)!, ; East Buller, 3 The gold mining share market was fist, and Lake Bathurst and Nouveau Mondes closed at a slight reduction. Liberty shares, ou the other hand, Vali mandtd enhanced prices. The non-official quotations are as follow :—Australian Consols, to 4 dia.; Royal Australian Mining, ,t dis. to 4 prem.; Mel bourne, par to 1 prem.; Juba River, to to t. ;wens.; Britannia, to dn..; Baden Baden, par to 4 prem.; Glenaulin, to !, prem. THIS LA':. Two o'cLnes. There is little business in the gold mining shares, and prices remain rather flat, with the exception of Liberty shares, which have reached 111 prem. 1 , h,,,A Mmes. tiros Fri. ,tur, %KV) CsWorst= It I 13. idf I Awtrrlu.i.o Australia* I Aomtralimn Fre . . kilarsarvon Iran rand lkel neniab AnAtrAllaa 4.6'4 ifra/.11. Imp 's pm. Do. Come. And Culab nt. John Del ige; r.areonN en et: 03bre ropprr (blneilt ()view) ..... - . . F.ng. AultrulLaa Cmyper Oeuvre; inidt , _Nn•intalm, Grost Po'lnntb Liberty !Ake bathurvt... Urn. itFriTl;;:os:Cits.C.:).l Illempin ItAnutdAsstr il!few Granola \oumiu?laoJ~ Port Philip Quartz Koek • sidstiudo de Cubs ..... Aturtrallaa...„. . Tm Croft -- • -TN 'lli Wei pries dm., Svurday. --- 1 pm 1 1 i 4 Pin ! 4. I f 6 I , Ihn , f . 4 II idled Monier .... wear Maripora Par i N ice; I Idl. 1 4, 11 6 di. 1 1 1 6 at . 11 pm I 21 ,t• 4 I 1 du 4 41 1114 $ It a. 11 a tt 'lll COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat in Mark-lane, by Lunt carriage sampl.s from Eel/AM and Kent, was small this morning, and was held by factors for an advance which, however, was resisted by the millers, and the trade cased dull, at the rates of Monday last. There was no alteration in the value of foreign Wheat or Flour. The quantity of Birlsy which appeared at market was fully equal to the demand, and prices were unaltered. Good @west horse corn was quite as de ar to-day; but ill conditioned cargoes of Oars, of which the bulk of the sup ply consisted, were difficult to sell, except at a slight re• duction. Beans and Peas moot be quoted Is. clearer. 1111.111411. Shinier i.... a. Vi *Nal , Lows 1; Kent red 34 to 161040...741)1te,48 to 41 to Norfolk and Suffolk-- ~ 34 to 24 ;0 34 - do. it to 40 to 41 lainwera ( lowa or Sutfutk) . al to 47 earabeidge it Ireola red - to 34 to 40 . white, 35 to ::: to 41 arc new Mil, - U. - Puma, fading - ...... . :1 to 28 Malting MALT 0111 f, Mal l+, fr. ft ....... . lB to 20...b10ck . .. ....... ... 12 .0 :0 Ditto Poland. Merrick St Scotch, feed 21 to 22 .potato Irish, toed.- ...... .. 17 to 11l to Ns ..b.ock . Liar, potato 2l to 33 Par. grey 29 to 31 maple . ISUR.•• .• • ••• $2 to 12 =al 4- to 40 Whits ...„ 331.134. Maar, Mangan 28 to 29...t1ek 301022- ottl it toll harrow 30 to 32 . amall22 t 034.. old as to 28 TAROS% 0111P1,111141.11fT1111AS. -10 - new wlll/Sr 4110 410 34 Ada - to - MAPASSAII. new 42 to 24 I.INATAU VAASAs per thowead tli to .6:0 to Cuirkasaro, per cw t., red...- Ics -to --...wh1te.... - to -t) - Per sock of 21)fm. Fiats, town male, delis. red..... 37 to 40... fine bourchuld 33 :o 311 Norfolk anti Bogor 30 ho 32...1, bites 34 to $4 FOREIGN. Millings per Qt. MICILLT. (hot-de and Konlgstmj 41 to 41 . fine ... ..... .... 40 to W m roentni ri 40 to ..Ito.rtoetr ;0 to 46 _Steidle 34 to :2 Ymuch.. - to - to -.. brationt .... ...... - to- Danish 35 to 37._ Ilumbarg ...:21 to 41, to U Noonan.. 32 to 32 Egyptian ..........toll Danube. ....- 32 to 21, .odcim ....... 34 to 811 - to - It M'4 27 NW Itlo 20 and iltralsead l3 IN 20 Swedish end Danish .... ........ Ol to :0 Friesland nod (Hatch, keel IS to 17 Birk tarn 20 to 22.. Poland, 'o to 118 Brats, tick small 2B to 20 .old Eziptias ... 21 to 24.-Tustur ........... 13 to 21 Par, grey 2 , too 27 White - 221 to 32...0014rs ....-". .73 to SS TAUS, old. Lutatto, Baltic and Ruosion 4l to 4,11 Mediterranean and War. 44 to 41 ltrutto 43 to 41...limapreed .. ...-. to to 41 PO. CAKES ' ...124Mcdatur, pre tau, B 4 10 to 4I IS - Far Barrel of Itrobis. Plana, Mantra 18 NI 21 to 32.-Cardiss 2O io 24 Dantrio French, per rack of Nolte 27 to in to 33 ABRIFAI.4 75260 I.ON luiN FROM 2lst JUNE to lak 21I8L biro. Forbi). Scotch. tre.b. 1. , "1.. Wheat__ _ I 7659 I I . sal Barley-- .. 225 2.8 I 19a Mare ll9 1 I 10 454.3 :0 , 130 Malt .. .. .. Flour, 10,370 seeks; fors.go, 20,211 tarrek, 4,999 sac,. Mit BAILLST, fording . Leonia — to —...lndian Coos o.m/toad= MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. The public sales for tomorrow consist of—Sugar Mids. Borbadoes, 4.000 hags Mauritius, 6.000 bags Madras, and 1,100 bags Bengal. Coffee ; 200 casks plantation Osylon, 1,000 half b:des Mocha, and 200 bags Madros. Tea 16,000 packages. Hire : 650 bags. Bahl:etre . 150 hags. Coiggs.—This article has en upward tendency a fair business has been done in good ordistar) native C. lon, at 455. 6d. to 405., chiefly at the former price. torron.—The market is dull. M LTALS.—Copper The demand is good, at last week's prices. Iron: Scotch Pig has sold freely, at rather higher prices for the mixed numbers. Um Iron sold at an advance of from 2r. ed. to ge. Tut East ludia dull of sale ; Dance quoted nominal at 84s. Lead • A fur ther advance of Ss. per ton has been obtained meet. Speller is quoted steady in price, but the demand is very limited. TALLOW MARKET,-THIS HAY. The market is Quit t, and the late itavanct iv not =un tainea. The stock Wirer heavy, .peculation iv tliteoursotl, and the trade appear to buy only from h.0.t1 to mouth. Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett cash ; l'etersburir, Y.C. en the spot, 3ss. Ga.; October to December, 3135. Gd. ; January to Muth (11143), PARTICULARS 01 , TALLOW. *SO. IKL. r 11 1112 , i 1 , Week this day .pia. 91,871 38 As'. A Whvety last week lb. from Jut June Wind last week...„ Do. fan., Ist June I !Al 1 4,314 MU lice Y. C. Um day per cwt ; ,lBA.Od , 211*.td, 37011,38•.0d 3‘..ca. Do. Tuwn I Ma. Od. A 38$. od. A , iSa.ad. trn•al Do.? l'rice ' Pestle Sot= advertised for the week :—Thanday, July Int-100 CAMP Veg, tahle Tallow, and 16 cases East Indio ditto. Friday, July 2nd-140 casks and 100 ham South American Tallow ; 300 casks Australian do. • COAL. MARKET.—MIS DAY. Ilolywell, 14r.; Eden Main, ; Hastings Hartley, 14..• Tan fi eld Moor, 12s. Gd.; Wells End Haswell, leis. • Wails End Helton, Itie.; Walls End Stewari's, 16s. • Wail; End Yeas,lsl. GA.—Ships at market, 269. , t -..,-Vr o k ,g11(1-`,%'...... WO .. : ''; '; ( , r . ,• 4 ,,. "S sr. " e , • :.- • ' . t o , •--...- I ,'• ! 0 e • '''' ! 11l . 4 1 e:......• - - _-1. i CN., '. " ....... ~.. 1 1 4 1 IU 10j 7 74 Si Ift SO 62 61 66 21 n 'li ► Si II alli i 911 Slj 121 44 63j 6 II 'Ol TN 9 1 I : 7 1 166 1 1 2 1294 1. 16) 91 2 1 .1 341 i 111 i 12e Sc Se N 72 4 3 ii# 31j 1 1 11l i 14 I 1 1 4l Vill„l2* 927,667 241,611 243.40 311,0711 781,737 24,881 2,51;,6iS 621,31. r:,620 117,143 63'1,2 4, 12.574 YuW At, trite amount aeons. 6771,691 2/$.491 133,91 J 31,159 163,30 3.913 _. s