The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-01 00:00:00

,‘"/ (f 9.- ,/Y- . iz.....- . • -_ .. ____ . ...7-, , • ( i I , .• • 4.--/; - . , ~, , 44 .41. ' -4 4 „.... „ .6" A. . . , . . . . - , - . ... . _ - .- • • . • Tti t .... No. 2,114.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1 , 1853. z..- - • V IE St'IMA RINE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH in every part of your Union the words of your own ni piErWEE-Y GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. tnesottosrp.Altdm. e n n or ar d e e a la rea y an lad ott ee . aa ll equal.' ros• up yo lane ur lsiuty will SHARE LISTS. ' FOollatt RAILWAYS. ill 3 Meier. end Elseasedem 15 06 dis wiLh u s b a le fel i rd I s v a ou da vfill la s h t al o a n a ce ary ra:aeanduaaullaa:esboaludtrona, earts to 2o 4 Snares to Greimmom.. Pm 1 Pen Th. (Amino letter has been received in Liver- The railway market participated in general „,, 1 : i s t , " -g lair ' - a" 14 a ~,,,i byti i i r e ,.. Eill t eeti o th aa r d eh lr s ts i t e ll r. are r t e i p c ly Te to leg t rch me Cons ge - I ' power,not l„oereapruaimaytaoull'%e ; ,, w ut oo u n t in g i e r liberties of Europe. to Pi l i l l l depression of the Stock Exchange to-day, but giv l :l 4 ; ' 2 ; I : raildifeeleas .... 2 1 1 3 , It. 144 to way oo ve o r n y .v s l l y o of y ;too th i e , o list a e oy fall " 1 ' ', i, !. :4 t i ll ' h i. e .,,l 6s res s unua i of t.wfl:wealgd list) f u 'Po t :t i ! :t t u g j i . i eou w t hi d c glay can r Strengthen prudently ar fi rl d g eLti t n y y, w a t i t i i d th earn ottr t o he ve glory eh o t f Lensuhinogt Ih i a s t, al - floo d :1 c l o ul tnent. We t v l:u n e r find l e ! 2 1, DIL Eslonsfsi"- -. - 1 , U e gia the ly g t e l l liTa ral 3 fe te n , g il f i r s oin alte lly ra in tr th n In, f n al '3 t • 4;46 ills" 4 hun; It I I "Pa 201 vii,ilk.ottetortliteth. their, reaVice•lieglsibmartueubm4 e,ttii:, Dublin, providentialtiohi.4l;lllray idu,l4iwase- Wile r nuropo s o appreciate s or 4 1: e a c 4 .1; ie v e . o air, -I am directed h ty it the i L t.c o c r i cl w -Li it ;e t u lu te: e a t :at ttofsessettare (Here 1011 835 . know how o ow prices is not important, owing to the absences of easel 1 "S tr 0 ,2" 5(2 "=. 3 , r i dly f ide sellers. Great Westerns, Caledonians, and fl 4 immeallearg L es ,. *- 8 ; t 1 8 : : ilace o ll it n aeoniple•ion of the telegraphic col a . Dover. have chiefly shown we a kness . Business in l 'i I f i t (assivai ) .7. .. 4 41 6 _ _ *-- .- l ion li- between Great Britain fend Ireland, by means Maraical LAW INTELLIGENCE. this department is almost suspended, pending the a a no. (caiiilf. _... ..." 7 - i of a sahnsurse cable, from Port Patrick to Donsghadee.- receipt of more decided news front Turkey. 10 2 Da.4l per et. Preferemor 4 4 t dis 1 sal Sift ye" obedient smal l' , lizsritT F. Pease:um. - r a . 1: 4 =ad Mediterranew - pm "F. T Ilfiflh'• El. , Morn Bay, Port Patrick." COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH . ins DAY . THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoof. 331 29 Nana Antida..... ... .. 11 21 pm . ..T... - - - syb o Sorth , rn II•A io, of flelint, to-lay , under d to ate of the 26th Morino. taßions-Mcrosa Lim Caliente, MIL Innen CeLuteue, 10 it Namur 4k Loge (wan tn.. 7 71 The railway market continues to recede, and at so to Do. Do.(ex bonen) ... - - Alt say, , ..... Ou a scam d visit e :lay. the Primitive AND Ha. ieniczCsonerose. the present hour neral heaviness prevails, owing 76 10 11 °r 78 wwei France., . s • 341 $6l 351 41 *UM ot eke Magnetic r 1 g r p b c ompany. at Mr . LUMLEY v. GYE. to the fall in Console. Nearly all the heavy stocks 30 aP Do. 101. per et. poem Kee's, mar Templepatnek, Donag rake, I found the(he B. & Amiens oh . 14 141 . ~ ( o th e mane excellent working order es on Monday. Tax RIVAL OPERA lioness . and speculative descriptionsgenera ll y have given way. le all Norwegian Trask Pre:. I go /lie emiliment the success of the undertaking has created The court was crowded at an early hour this morning in French shares also continue to recede rapidly. 20 1 , . Purls a n d L yons „. .. 16 1 161 pa 261 14 1 10 So Pane aid Orl,am e ... _ 41 43 5 p. m sbrtortee and its neighbourhood is considerable ; the 1 . 20.! „ , „f the great cable, and the coneequences which consequence of an announcement made from the bench a ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 96 /10 radioed Rom .„ .. 41 44 being t he d* .v to result from it stan mu topics of eon- few days sines of their lordship's intention to deliver judg_ Au pd. 210 le Paris sad W'e're . 33/ DI 354 i 4 m y eei o no u zioes . Salm eeday so 1 4 P.rlnCse a aaadCliorkastip 41 0 pm sr , •-, .Ramwaus. y. to spa. iv 74 Quebec Rislantossil ... y id& par Veriat,u6 is the surrounding localities. Indeed, _had the went in this long pending case. On the entrance of the ___,,,,_,_ messtK from a neemenil Havre .. ... 21 CP ( hewn ll tse nt if 47.1111 1 7• 1 1 . 1 ' 7. 14 • 0117,7 81 • 88 •4 t kl seal judges loge ennt' is ho ld wever, that j t twell bo .1 tti 114411 VIIk&I " ' 3l •• " .•'4 .! said bir ei l l i teu;_- - ... _ ---: id I S 8) Wild 1 0 fltb , c • MN Oste2 s3 end istimoliell ...,,bier i l l vend to-day, owing to the illness of Mr. Justice Wight . 131 ell larmWdy.lbasseraelii el l 1:1 an le 4 De. *per ChM. Misr. - - , 20 1 - oak Ream of Samos - - si , it 77s i ti: 6 4h ba l rava r e t t s ";: e ol 6 ,/ p hr ri a s iY a ) Z o ce oc ," . ,:j e o l os am o . man. The parties might be present to-morrow, when, N i I s t tha p o = ol =4" . L a t 7 a di, 20 4 MOM= etTnatae. 36 pm Psnl with their visits." by saying in reference to the should Mr. Justice Wightinan have recovered, judgmen t 21 181 Do. de, do. 201- 1 1 4 4 12 4,4 30 2s. Upper *Es gulp to all West Wisidlen land c ommunications, now being carried out to connect the would be given, but until his recovery no day could be St. ,l,:: Brim swilwar - 1 0$ I 4,:t i ~ . v.... par Mit Pregir. 1 4s 5 ils of the cable,. respectively, with Belfast and Car- h •61/ i t wo enimaged. lli ell Under and MirlylaMl -23 231 231 21 3 10 Is Werra el Prease,.. lisle -4. Little time, it is hoped, will now be lost in per- lo i Weeleniallwlteerismil I IWs SO al. Osek awl Swim ... . , 201 214 21 _ 20 6 14 die - : Prof what may be truly termed great act of union souse . - 82 cla Outilaiml DillimtJeas.. ' 3 4 pm -...... beteeen Great Britain and Ireland, which was so ably UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. 25 "DU S. carried out by the Magnetic Company, and which is eaten- da m tared t i hue a powerful e ff ect on the future prospect of Ire- ,„. lat ' f 3 all Lot Anglin IS ell Ditto f/11 E arid H.) I 41 MINES. land. - The Dumfries Courier states with regard to the I.:AIM:MIDGE, MAY 31.-CAMDEN MEDAL.-This 2 „ g . g m b a d line to meet the cable :-" Six separate wires hive gold medal, given annually by the Marquis Camden as a y e s all gantenli (Wm, 131., - M A-. keen laid from Carlisle to Gretna, undergroued along the prize fur the best exercise in Latin hexameter verse, has Oale I. 17- 11.) o . t o . 1 1 0 4 11 TUESDAY RYZNIXO. lips of the Caledonian Railway, end from Gretna through been adjudged to Charles Stuart Calverley, Christ ' s Col- 15 el Do. aim II mad ditto 71 7 1 71 road. sad beyond Annan, along the line of the turnpike lege. 11. 100 fast lasseeddre ... The workmen are r a pidly approaching Dumfries, and nex t Ponsote Pnizo.-Thi s prize, given annually in books for 6e a77 1ll" h WS , Db‘ ll2l / 1 3 - 19 as 80 exceedingly depressed; sellers in many instances St 100 Edlabillgb end Cilswasw . 734 741 week will be probably cogaged in laying their wires below the best translation of a propos ede ;passage from one of our to 11 Edlnlearak ma Poetise - - have submitted to much lower prices in order to the smel t s of our ancient burgh. Great Precautions are national poets into Greek verse, hat been awarded to S. H. st.lloo ligibiturga.T•eskArawir 30 32 so effect sales. Shares in speculative mines are comps taken for the safety of the wires. A trench two feet deep Burbury, scholar of St. John's College. Si. ItiO I Olsegew & Illeuthiresinre - - ratively unsaleable. Bedford United have fallen 21. is m ite/sa w e d, and blocks et wood are laid along it with CLARE HALL.-Dr. Green's cup, value 61., for good St. 100 10m* Ilsolkellei - a move, into which the six gutta perched wires are conduct, has been awarded to Ds. Bower. St. 1001 Do. A, Oak ... need The wires are then covered with felt, and agma CuLLEOE EYAMINATIONB.-The May examinations are (IL 100 Du 4 Oak ... P • St 100 OtilentikmolWeet.(lre , 119 113 112 116 10; West Wheal Treasury, 103 ; Gonamena, 9 ; with iron pates , which arc screwed to the wood, an the proceeding at most of the colleges. At some they have St 100 wreas Wa s p s . ~, . es s lag 891 81 9 trench filled up with earth. When the wires pars throu.ph been brought to a conclusion. At Trinity notice tas been 12 11 Idels Soak Eastern the streets of towns they are laid in iron pipes, to prevent g i ven that those members excused on account of ;;;„„, will 50 s i t l lommoo . 2 cum . • • when the .greets are opened by gas and water examined afterwards, except where special causes for say injurylel 1111 Do. Wed. ... ... panies, or fur sewerage. Testing boxes ore placed at exemption exist. St. 100 tonsmildre sad Yorkahip 791 SO rel 1 paratively steady, all the gold mining shares were 20 16 De. Wrlka_- , 44 4 dis 11/ isms three miles, so that any defect in insulation ma be Tanorry Cettloz.-Messrs. Reaveley and Wray have 14 114, Do. West Motag . Dake s n ■ 81 heavy to-day. Nouveau Mende have been especially ,paddy remedied." been examined and approved in the law examination, by 60 all 'Leeds Nostbern - the Deputy Professor of Civil Law. ill 111,Idadonemil lledrwall_ _ - - - 3 L Los„Tillawy,lk Ilealbeed 14 2pm SOLB.:I fORS• AND GENERAL LIFE ASSrRANCE 50 . 100 ll.m.,llelktms,2lB. Omit 104 103 104 is unfavourably affected by the absence of demand, SOCIETY. 80. too Lemma oi irerth.wesa, 117 1114 lir 5 lei 17 the dealers being, at the same time, well supplied NA VAL. 1113 13 Do. Fifths . 2 21 pm The first septennial meeting of the proprietors of - to 1 Do.atosti.,tElaiit.(6 11 11 ~ 11 with shares. At 4 o'clock Colonial G o ld were quoted St. 100 Lomb. & Soutls-Wseterr 89 80 89 11to It prem.; Port Phillip, par to 1 prem. ; Great this company t.i.k place yesterday, at the Gray's-inn Mr. Swiney, who was an assts . tent surgeon on , 0 42 , 0,,., 550 ... ... ... 3 3 di . Coffee-house, Mr. MtutAY, of Fonchureh street, presiding. board the Highfiyer in the West Indies when yellow fever 40 54 IX. 50 ._ 3 4 die Nugget, 1 7-16 to 1 9.16 prem.; Ague Fria, 15 to The report, which was read by Mr. fieisoo, the actuary, raged so badly on board of her, his been appointed by the 33 all toedooderry A ... Nimbi. 12 13 14 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 3-16 to 15 . 16 prem. ; we the following result of the business done. Admiral of the West India Station surgeon on boar d the 15 aft 19 21 *Eiumuullea Anglo-Californian, ' d to i prem. Since the date of the last report 2113 policies had been Eclipse, for the courage and skill he displayed in attending Ba ', l4' " t itatiabarri nt k itt a dstitt 5 :1 O 7 + l i di. r Shares of all the Jamaica copper mining com- Wind, covering 93,0231., and producing 3,058/. lly in to the sick and dying on board that ill-fated ship. St. 100 Illdkiad .. ,_ -. .. 74i 741 74 31 41 premiums. 16 policies had become claims, amounting to ft. 10 1 1 Des iirm..and * Derby .. 42 44 411 panies were heavy. Metcalfe continue to suffer the 1,4661., being 2,1561. less than the loss in the previous year. 30 414,5511 . 0. west. tirel... „, - -- most, being offered at the close at 71 prem. There The total number of policies lamed from the commencement IS 1711 Ditto Ralf shares- ... - - REI1E11" OF THE ENROLLED CHELSEA PEN- M. 100 INewumelist ... ... .. Al 63 appears tole an impression afloat that the actual smiths society in April, 1846, was 1,398, the total amount wand G 97,0001, and the gross income in premiums SIONEBS BY lIIS ROYAL lIIGIINESS THE 2 14 li lti n g:- Brag4 l l= c ; d = -_fla ale position of this company is not of a nature to justify 10,93 1 /. Eighteen annuities had been granted, amounting DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.-THIS DAY. 14 74 Newry and Saniseillon... 21 1 . the enormous premium lately current. United Mexican to 611.5 '. a year ; and 48 policies bail become claims, Mud- 20 all ;NewryWarrespoint&ltor. 4 e shares were much depressed, being at ono time ring payments to the amount et 18,7651.; but pre- This day having been appointed by the Com- I 6 16 ISO, INN** - ... ... ... IM 16 offered at 44. mums amounting to 9,860! , or 52 per cent. on inanCer-in-Chief, for the review of - the enrolled Chelsea Si leicorta g e lear D ee nin g ii n in g - ii 21 - di a that sum, bad been received by the company The closing prices of new undertakings are as sis on lapsed policies. The number of policies at Pensionersof the London District, some thousands of persons 1 1,, e • 1 2 °. : ig i „ , : rt ,th BrDettla von, y4 O. T . .....• 33 _ 7 _ B gi . • follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold present in force (exclusive of 17 annuities amounting to of all ranks assembled in Hyde Park as early as nine s all Do. L e De o t w er s ral - - Mining and Streaming, 3-11 to 5-16 prem. • Mel gm a year) was 1,067, assuring the sum of 489,9101., pro- o'Clock. Shortly before 11 o'Clock His Royal Highness 8 1 Be. IS fluwenteld - - die bourne Gold, 4to - per share ; Australian Mutual, I to' during an uuuuu 1 income of 16,1881. The society has in- 20 174 Nom& . 6 4/ dls 121 the Duke of Cambridge accompanied by several general ea a ; Nat o Wows - 5 die. ; Australian Console, 1 to 4 dis.; Monarch vested 63,9331. producing 2,3601. per annum, or 4 2-sths sad staff officers, end attended by his staff, arrived, and was le 10 1 Newrieull LW -- eiteirallase - - pm Gold, 3-16 to 1-16 die . ; Chartered Australian per cent. TIN; total assets a the company on the 31st De- St. too 1132/amt. Wessa.6 Wai 631 541 as umber last were 252,2831 . 75., end the liabilities of all received with the customary honours ; the bands of the p d . too 1, - 4 4, 2 s s fi Omni ..vac,... 88 88 Land and Mining, 4 to I per share ; Lewis Hill kinds 212,2671. Si. 3d , showing a balance of 40,020/. 185.9 d. several divisions playing the national anthem.abe general St. IN lesettik WHlnal ... .. 60 61 Range, sto 3 per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito 1 per in favour of the society, which, after deducting 25,000/ , for o ffi cers having minutely inspected the lines, divisions were et. MO Waren% Ss Rhos., - ...1 C 4 66 share ; - Lake Superior Copper, a dia. to par ; shareholders' paid-up capital, left a surplus applicable for MO I Om LAN W.Cluar Stk 13 76 formed by the right, and marched past in slow and quick Bt 5 , si ddm i sey ' sa sH de d de d• 14 1 o ls Ceylon Land and Mining, 4 die. to par ; Pontgiband bonus of 15,02 a. 18s. 9d. This would enable the directors - to declare a bonus of from I) to 21 per cent. per annum to time; after which the battalion evolutions were performed in an ofmrsfetwen...... w. ma ) (Mete 17 19 Silver Lead, par to i prem. ; Cologne Lead, 4 die. _ .. the participstiug proprietors on the amount assured, vary- with the most admirable precision, and the firing by di- U 4 B it K"ta s i soo .. .„, .. 8 , 0 to par • Brenta Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Car ing according ti age, duration, and other circumstances, Visielel, sub-divisions, sections, file firing, end by volleys, aa 10 ., ......._.......1156 Om= - .. If . _ • . . high *go, * tia. 10 par I C9IIIIIIIIIWS, Illf SO i and to declare a dividend of 2s. 74d. per share on the paid. could not be surpassed. The line having been again g gj = l ' . "' ... ...... ::: 2 0 " if " prem. • Glenaulin, a die, to par ; Sulphate of up capital, being equal to a cash bonus of 101 per cent In formed, another general salute was given, and the several St. 1110 Sea& Inaba . ... 731 711 ... Baryas, sto 2 per share • L'Aigle d'Or, I di e . addition to 4 per cent. interest paid annually ; and to 'cle- 60 60 'lb* Weiss ... - ... 381 37 34 tO par • Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 01 dia.; clue also 72 per cent. extra commission on the premiums battalions were marched to their private parades, from Se 11l TotieltillverDm 13 24 received. whence they were dismissed to their respective homes. Se 5 *lle WM --. 41 41 Obernhof , 4to 4 pm. ; Britannia Gold, 2to 3 Resolutions confirming the report and authorising the dn. 13 all Iliceicam 114Daellegam ... 23 23 per share ; - Poltimore, Idis. to / prem. • Kenmare, tribution of the surplus profits a. proposed having been - - --- - - 16 30 emsenmeaDesUell. 21 S 110 4 per share; lintish and Colonial Smelt unanimously carried, a vote of 5001. was awarded to the TROUSSEAU OF A GERMAN BRIDE .- The Princess a ll n ) all :Ir Va istedliel l..l3lll" emdUrsoey. -- 1 4 5 4 13 10 4 4 • I" In g and .Reduction, 5 to ; prem.; Respryn Copper, directors, and 101. each to the auditors, arid after the re- Anna, daughter of Prince Charles of Prussia, is to be 50 all 1 Wombed wilMastioir.. 33 $4 par to 1 prem. ; Parkwm and Carwalsick Tin, 1 election ot those members of the board who retired by rota- married in a few days to Prince Frederick of Hesse Cu. 30 14 , West *mall ... .. 10 101 tins, the meeting ssparated. eel. The trousseau of the bride was on view at the King's 10 21..1 Wimbledon sod 10 1 1 W CM* 6 dia gar to 4 prem.; Anbin Coal and Iron, 1 to I prem.; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to lf prom.; Jamaica Cop - Palace last Saturday, end about 2,500, mostly female ob- Bt. 100 i ndohmaididhisdrwldh 781 - 211 20 . 1 22 ,. servers, visited it. Of the two large rooms which the is 20 I De. du Ramming. ~ 1 7 aoi s 8 tel per, 31 to 43. prem.; South Devon Consols, 5 din. to DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS TO AMERICA. trousseau occupied, the first contained the house and body 33 ; 1141 Do.O.N.E.Puro linen, laid out for the most part in twenty dozens and et !TM sod Borth M i dl a nd 624 334 -. NW United Tin, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Ferran Wheel Alfred, The following copy of an " Address from the Do- twenty-four dozens, all marked with her royal highnen's _ =crate of England to - the Democrats of the United States '' name (twelve dozen pocket-handkerchiefs had the royal u° i prem. ; Lackamor Copper, par to 1 prem.; his been forwarded to us fur publication, the original arms woven in them). In connexion with the travelling LIM LEASED AT num *KrumLo n d on and Virginia Gold and Ccpper, par to 4 pm.; having been forwarded to New York. The premoten of couch wen twenty-four dozen day and night chemises, et. 100 Ilmakr~ke (lessed NeW South Wales Coal, 3 die . to 1 prem. • Austra the address my, "After the Stafford House address was ea many undress and night caps, and other incom- Ilelcanden&S.Weetra) 106 108 lasian Coal, 3 to 1 dia.; Mount Carbon Cnal, a die. made pubic a diversity of opinion arose (not of disagree- prehensible and unnieutionable articles in like pro. 10 10 Clals Jemmies . s 4 54 to 4 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, i mast with the tenor of that document, but of the policy fusion. The linen takes up three sides of the room, a. 100 ii=jadiymawilikeUto 4 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 3to „prom . ; of the act Moll), and probably this address would not have the fourth is occupied by the clustustoe, consisting cf 24 (mealle EL Nertliire) 130 132 been proceeded with had not Mrs. Stowe incidentally ob- pairs of silk and leather shoes and 24 dozen pairs of stock- 21 23 alemesler al Dem T enet Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 71 to 8 pm. • Port Royal (of swam that these expressions of opinion were useful "` ings. In the second room were gloves, embroidered hand. (lemilleCaraMW•stere 354 14 Jamaica) it to 1 i pm. ; Gladbach iinc, 3to 1 prem.; " Brethren in Origin, in Freedom, and in Principle!- kerchiefs, collars, scarfs, hats, bonnets, artificial flowers, I" all =I rcL DIISISIIatiw• be U.N. & Bor.) - Knockatrellane Copper, 1 to 4 dig.; East Indian Your liberties have grown up out of an old English root. &c., in bewildering profusion :to make all complete there so 30 TeelthlllEd 112 114 Iron, Bs. to 10s. per share. Oa your side of the Atlantic the interests of the multitude wee a riding habit, 12 cloaks in silk and velvet ; and, , besides z 5 gg Lida= oiu dime ml se gg were not clipped and crippled by old hereditary powers. all these, the bell and court dresses, as well wi the wedding 124 124 Do. &NO emir ).. 274 264 Among you all our principles have grown strong, which robe, a diadem of brilliants, and much too many more 121 111 sail hers are comparatively feeble. We are proud of you, se things for me to enumerate. According to old practice generalliferilem 141 141 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoCit. - fulfilling many of our aspirations. We look up to you, as here, the body of the wedding dress of white satin was not id " t: gdoddha pi t ulimill. """ e • W S " 26 " The gold mining share market remains very quiet thief iefleences of a mighty administration, to perform witlithe skirt and train, but is kept in the jewel chamber, (lemedli= 3 - 1. . 11 . - . WI 100 and the alteration in prices is slight. Colonial Gold writes for us and for Europe, which no other power on where it is decorated with the crown jewels, and not brought 20 all Dale dips 6 - - earth can perform. You already sympathise deepl withti slt mark 11 prem.; Ave Maria, 1 ilia .; ; and Agna Ftia, out to Charlottenburfill the last moment. the prostrate liberties of Europe. Iron are t THE BWELLY ROCKS.-MENAI STRAITS.-It is OW* _ 4.3 t. .W.INId.) 3 81 14 to ,I, prem. that in Hungary and in Italy foreign despotism has in- frO an IDIENSW ma fully expected that the chief portion of these dangerous j=teDesekt. Is Died. - - Australian Agricultural shares have been as low as 0 . 4 1" ,'„,c„,"' 2 ,,,,,,,..,,,,.,.. ga11eitkei-d ... r......._etb-u-tri. T ., ,b.... 4 ...-obstructive rocks will b• removed during the present 100 all Beedho/P611.1 106 lOU 61, but are now quoted 63 to 66. British American b y - ,8• 44 - 8 - 888 ; - . -- . 48 , 888 a alimem ,Th - '''''' - 888 a 88833, 8443 - 43034 . 830 0. maw the contractors having received instructions to NI 60 IgertimalbßeiseallperM proceed 'with the undertaking, according to the plan pro- Ors* la ReetAkmatles 63 W Land stand at 73 to 76. Peel Rivers have been sold ladependesee of injured nations, you will promote also our 30 all Do.assfirt ant. r a. e.) . - - slows and by Mr. Edwin Clarke. The time allowed by the interests, by rendering our aristocracy anxious to make P Admiralty for the completion of this work is 18 month,, sod " 14 " 1 " 4 8818.88 , 888 .=g irt _ _,, their power less and less invidious, mere and more mil -1 Misting, You are the first democratic republic which has ever spread over a vast continent, and has extended its liberty to the millions. You am not a sinale city, sad that a domnant one, as Rams of old, or as Venice ' but Tour liberty penetrates year whole mass - is understo od, loved, and supported by the reel working men. Among you the.. kulnyrious needs to be poor nor to be ignorant. A self-made man may rise to the highest :o ffi ces of state; nor is the wife or daughter of your president ashamed to ears a . livelihood by her own talents. Again, we say, we are proud a you, and look to your moral influeoces to assist our chit- . Lotion Dract.- The following facts of an wor sen, consisting . den to be less unlike yen than we ourselves are. Desiring . u . of e f tha n e moval will he set about in good earnest without Joss all 111, pa to I a n e w (0p,),,, - _ St. 105 Royston mil le Geese llertheia ...... 131 153 St. 106 Dat.lbeemalillnok . 131 101 ream which took slue on this lake are most hon?urable to II Cl sookibowid„ the chivalrous humanity . of Brush .... officers : M . ednesd so so s .ipp oso _ 2 . 6 r .: 4 I a l , list, abo ut 3 .m., while a party of miners from this Rani - so go wax r y 5 P of Captain C. Villiers, Lieutenants Roper Peered lie • - - aad 7th Regiment, were fishing in the neigh- 23 23 Ditto DIM DOW -.„... 13 14 bough dof Roberts , 'Scilly Island , Lough Detg , hearing cries of l'•ii" W '' ll / 1 /31111634 O ise° " • - • Lance of a mile and a half from it) pulled with all haste in • • its d irection, un closing whiclathey found a man direct- . •to Ore* Wm1ara1....... 1054 IC* - Ito. Dare - Yenta s - _ mono I seas Ma 1.41.01.4e lissome. Paid prime done yesterday. to-day. - - an 11 14 pm 24 1 10,000 1 *AND Austrellen Gold all par 4pm 100,000 10a. •AmileCallicenlan 10,000 10 flustrobelen I pm 20.009 20 fAuffiledlak..,. 60,00 c 1 AustrallmOirdMeno all Pella 6pm 100,000 1 gastration gresbeld - all 1 dl. 60,000 1 Ave Mesta. all 1 etl. 4 200,05 1 British Australian Dole all 5.1 pm 10,000 20 tßrldshlren 13.3 9 $1 10,000 33 ellraclatpAles.atat.pa 241 5 6 'REFERENCE SHARES. his comrade in the water, about three 6,000 W De.Oseassendadate all 41 31 thus your greatness, your honour, and your effectivo diplo- is th em re of a mile to the north-west of the island, and ex- St. 100 Aberdeen 99 96 11,000 20 Do. ft. Jelin Del toy 13 31 32 SI Static intervention in the came of rightful liberties, we q whom 1 OaneWs Crust all 4 Msl pm chiming a that he was drowning. This redoubled their . 6 511,,,„••"6"10,,,11!•,„„.„2,7,Pf..,,ct• 107513 77,..7 Cannot without grief and vexation see any great tones 10pe. 13 , 000 4o Orlare tlesgsa ...... efforts,ehh ply proved success . ful, for on reaching the ratinewhieh cast your influence into the stale of des- 67 1 - 110 - Vsledeahm -- " -- - Sl4 . 7. ---. la • 111 50,000 5 *Colonial OM I 11 11 pm 21 peer fellow they aa fo l und him quit, exhausted , ba • sunk Nelykead .... 19' 1 Whom, make many of you sympathise with Ea sink third time, when baring la l it lalawe emd a" .., IIL r l pm and about to for the ropean tyrants, and spoil the great work which twi ce, Robertsnseized him by the hair, and succeeded is holding S iall I Deisige a gallt, emiaber. 5,000 13 4, . Pref. 7, Arent all 8 9pm 1 Our imagination fondly hopes is gloriouslyl dem JuieWoo ... ... 64 if 70,080 ii ting&MistralianCoppr all 211 die Ite served for you. We cannot be ignorant of the grievou s ".until they wit- united efforts him over h the water . h 'thpulled 14 $1 Ilemaarl.losap.Ct. 4 41 1 GVela all 11 11 gm fact, that in all parts of your Union there is a new and him into t e cot, wlc was accomplished with great difficulty h h me. om 48 100,01141 1 pe ed dangerous dread of those broad principles of freedom which and n o . small danger to the o ffi cers themselves, as there was 7 1 1 as. I:17 )7 per CL : 6 6 il pm row 10 famessel_ ,- derable sea on the lake at the time, and their cot e l 011 it st.. Cul.Rata. s ,llpii..Nol 11 11 pm MOW _ ilnall Derbycd Dada all 1 die 4 ps you, glorious grandfathers /poke out to the world when at *DIM 60. Neal 12 „ 11 pm 11.004 Oneggelgesth...... they declared their independence of England. Their n a e c :rl full of water, arising from a sudden squall, which lo iII 'Ds. Ilievill pat Osat.llllo. 144 IS 100,00 e tu ba Illetkurat. iill I i dil words, we believe, were-' All men are created free and orig inally l' caused the disaster. They having landed and . 1 brought him "I S ° 4111 . MS IS 11 1 60,000 Marty su par Ipm en the poor fellow some brands, at list . . !Kull.' Only by broad truths of this nature sinking deepa a InSzi awl 9,004 *Lime. tato men's consciences and hearts can popular liberty ever ro und, giv though his . comrade only wo swam to the island, I e % , Dale% par ... 31 31 60,000 LcialleakOalitorn. Geld be won. It grieves us to hear the taunts of the enemies of was enabled to explain the cause of this accident, which gg, Neck e d swum m aw l ag l a 12114 Quarts CrsulhingOo MI 1_ 4 proceeding down the lake with a load 51. 100:13a. 69a r sem. Ilarla. Re- IMMO Illsrigulta all 1 dls par freedom, who say that you do not love human liberty, but was , . that 113 10,00 D 1 Iletassildt.Amerlean 9 6 61 osly your own selfish liberty ; and that you broke lone of timber from Mr. Pardon's, of Timmons, to their . deumalle 4416p.M. pea 112 11$ 10 ! 3 Da. 44 pereamt. seri/ 1 1 ,006 New Orawada - .... ...... all 4 il es Prom Eagland under false pretences, which you do not employer , Mr. 3 Sere Bernard, of Youghal J. Scope . .Lodge, eti of Guaiawsdnifiliotbs s i e ll pa . 109,000 Norm= Mena .... -- all 11 II pm $6. yourselves believe. It mortifies us still worse to be told the. were in the act of hoisting their sail when the sea I'ofthe beat, causedthe timber,w hi ch " li °Walt...M/16 " u SS i I stri mg the beam that those among you who no longer wish all menu be 1 Copper Smelting 5 4 1 Ms free, but only m en of pure white descent, dread to support was not steadily secured, to roll to one side which at once W. , 100 Ditto Inellemalge4per _ci 100 103 104 181,000 he SSW@ 1 per 1 pm , pas Our political inter 114, which are identified with the liberties t i os upset the boat , immersing the men in the water. Having t 6 I 6 Imieseldre /Mak& Y. 226 1 die 4ma 01,090 Quiets Reek a lt A MOM 0 tflAysmey Iron of Hunpry and of Italy, lest they should enact a principle brought the man to the island, an uninhabited one, nothing IL. „ 1 . 00 I.__Ditte I rent k .. 133 5 0 4 Alpena 134 137 10 , 00 t 1 I.D New inconvenient to themselves. We will not exhort you to daunted they put out again in search of the boat, which they L l ',;."' I'""Ins Alga - i - 4 7,644 * %Mho &Cabe .-„ lOl 6 7 philanthropy; for we are ashamed to seem to think that we found keel - uppermost, and succeeded, after considerable SP*ll l ' labour, in bringingher to the shore. In consequence of this i; all Il lrelir.9.lll 1t a - 80,000 1 Sestk Australian. all -- pm 6,000 10 Nu Croft neve mars kindness than you, or that we better under occurrence the . o ffi cers did net reach theirquarten at Castle 1 14 all 121 141 13,174 fri.2.81 +United Moslem .ll 41 3 ' Stand how to administer the internal Wainer your country. barracks until far advanced in the night. Th e names of the 13 33 1 I a 9 70,000 1 Waller but we implore you, as our more favoured brethren, to 10 ,10 I Ds. New SW ... ... 101 11 101 100,000 1 West Granada all id& Ipm whom a vast power is committed, and front whom every m - en who so narrowly eseapeu - -' an untimely death are James 611 Do. SS „. ~ , 11 pm 100,116 c 1 Weld Mariposa. 877 /44,144 pm and Daniel Hickey, tenants of Scoops Bernard, Ent 111' all Maryp.lt 4pa.- - pa 100,9041 1 Yuba oppressed democracy learns to hope and aspire-we implore Hogan useysr k ('A icle. M. ,100 illalleadOmallr ..4 0 .0. 150 151 you not to abandon the cause of human freedom, or allow -- t t -- + Transferable by stamped deed. any principles to be dominant among yourselves which re- TH E . PE N NSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, 161 5 Ditto Psdreasso....... A 4Ma ; 103 Norfolk Ibtamitlen..„. 116 118 en let slavery, oligarchy, and despotism. True democrats at Ph iladelph ia , have elected Sir Charles Eastlake Mr. St of America, let not the Rowan and the Austrian paralyze Copley Field i n g, Mr. D ce, Mr. Cousins, Mr. Georg e 'God- St a ' . 1 71 r , 1:66 46... 1116 "y' r j . ", ' T el % I" 777 JP . Hai g ht , Mr. Midis* Sir Edwin Indseer, -; - i I "jj,;. ---"' '. : P l "' na-r 4 - JOINT STOCK BANKS. your power to help liberty, by arousing the fears of rich win " 1 140 Ileret Mil - I -- 17 lea men lest liberty perchance go en far as to make black men Mr. , Stans Mr. field, and - Mr. John Raskin , honorary members se. , ... ... Is 1 234 1114 ifs. Darras. clomps blueness Paid prices done also free. Desniee U traitors all who would betray sacred of the academy. The Pennsylvania Academy is the oldest 90 all 'NM& met liberty for selfish wealth. Remember your own tint 5.1 100 o:Weil s Illmester, yesterday. to .day. Welmm o lll6.6portkini - - prin. artistic body in the United States. slides, the corner atone of your union and independence; GENERAL ARISTA, TIM Ex-PRESIDENT OF MEN, is 12 1 Thu , au. ante 2 ... 21 pm 14 4 I 25,500 40 Australasia and 0.... secure that that union may be gloriously indissoluble , ico, who was driven out of that country through the last 11 a Illuswa.Bskm.NewOuar. 101 111 40,000 1 25 . Rank of Aida 51 1 die take care that your Congress reverence its foundation, and revolution there in favour of Santa Anna, arrived at South- II 19 IShrewsitCheiteretar .. .7. _ 4 144 66,000 20 Chart. Bank of India, that no institution be recognised by Congress which is ad- ampton on Monday, in the West India mail packet La 10 ,„ Do. ) i__Pryl lo t.... 1 Australia, and Chios 2 11 pm ' 23,000 10 English, Scottish, and verso to universal human freedom. If the black man cannot Plata, and adds one more to the distinguished refugees who ,4 ,„ Dana Oust. _- , 4 1 1 00 Australian Chartered 10 1 4 pee 104 1 1 • be made free to day (about which we offer no opinion), yet have sought an asylum in this country. Oeaeral Arista is j 0 I 1 4 , 17 8 7 4 . 8 "'"'" 8 1 8 ,, . *** ',,,.,, 154 a 21,000 20 Loudon Da of Aus. 70 it be manifest to the world that you are taking between 60 and 70 years of age. He was ill during the isio s it :s out h & w a wa (11,5aQ '-' DIM and lodia metium for the freedom of his children, and that the pre- voyage from the West Indies, and rarely appeared on deck. 1 I Ann.lor 51.0.6____1 ost *I 23,000 20 London Chortired Bank lent strange legality of selling your fellow-countrymen for lie was accompanied by an aidecamp. Just before the 11. __ 100 .. D0 y . ,4 41 4494 per m eant. • , 112 LI 24,004 25 Ori en t a l B an k C orpora a ll 52 64 of Aostralla Cher is transitory and ready to vanish. Let no subtle in- voyage concluded he was sufficiently well to be introduced 0 ? !an 8414 o $ I Wateefordiiii 4 41146 pm 30,000 6 Royal Austral. Banking &leans of despotim steal in and corrupt your freedom, by to Mr. Bukley, the governor of British Guiana, who was K. leo ! T . * N0r338413.84 sumaadOold Import. Co. I 1 die teaching you to act the despot yourselves. Believe in your a passenger in La liata. The Retinal speaks English, I °Lo ot % of Ee1...v.401Z 104 106 11,1100 LS South Australis biih mission to promote the world's progress, and purify though imperfectly. Be is at prises: stopping at Silva's 17 5 :Ditto ihtto ... - 61 51 ii 20,080 23 Usion of Australia _4 younelves for that glorious service by determining to verify Hotel, in Southampton. 2 5 10 Yock&N.Mid.H.lS.Parels 1 4pm 0.000 1 ... Do. New 2l I 11 .4 Ks. s.I lialasuAstaara. LOAM I PIO: Australian Agri scrilrit.AuterinuiLsad 10,e00 100 , :natda Company fierystal Priam 130.0001 4.Cryst.Pal.of Prance ill,;1? 11 N. Brit. Asst. Land I Do. Preference 120,000 6 ProiSiviatUt 100,000 I icottiskAuLln test 12,70 25:3. Australian Land 10.000 100 Van Disaisa's Lod (..tualtig P 4 I prices yegterday. 33 , 64 67 '6l 3 321 341 , 0 777 77 0 1 73 3 6 I I 2 I 2 1 P:1 7 7 1 ▪ .1 1 P Ol ▪ , all I If f 21 pm %4 ii gni I 0 3 pmi 23 I 4 42 140 20 II IS MONEY MARKET. Tv ESDAY Eviwrxo. - - —• Depression prevailed in every department of the Stock Exchange to-day, the aspect of the Turkish question continuing to excite much uneasiness, which is further aggravated by the steady downward move ment of the I'aris Bourse. As affording a criterion of the state of public feeling on the Continent, our funds are beginning to be more sensitive to the fluc tuations of the French market. At the same time steady purchases of stock continue to be mad e at th e reduced prices on the . part of the public, and it would appear that the uneasiness at present felt is not suffi cient to produce a supply of bona fide stock of any amount. It seems rather as it the depression noticed were produced by speculation, "bulls" being discouraged and dispos ed to close their accounts, whilst the " bents are stimulated to fresh operations for a fall. It is a remarkable feature of the market that business is virtually almost at a stand still in the house, so str o n g i s the feeling of suspense. It is noticed, however, that, owing to the diminution of business in the Sto ck Exchange of late the market is in a rather healthy state to meet an adverse contingency of this kind. Had there been a large floating bull" account open, the reaction would probably have been severe. No sensible de gree of amelioration can probably be expected for Isome days, as the market must necessarily remain in a state of susperse until the refusal of the Porte shall have been communicated to the Russian Emperor, and his decision received. This is also the impres sion of the French market, as to-day reported. At the same time, both at Paris and here, the impres sion remains strong that this political difficulty will ultimately be amicably arranged. Consols opened at 1001, and, after fluctuating be tween this price and 1001, closed at look to for money, and 1001 to I,f for the 19th of July. In the afternoon an improving tendency was shown, buyers coming in, but the improvement was checked by the telegraphic despatches stating that the Paris market had again closed at lower rates. The eontango for July ruled at 5.16 Fivers. The official business report embraces :—'l hreo per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001,, 1, 100, t ; ditto for account, 1001, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 99; I, 1, I. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102 b 102 , 1,1. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. South Sea Stock, 114 ; ditto Old Annuities, 991,1 : ditto New Annuities, 1001, 100. Bank Stock, 230, 4, 2291. Exchequer Bills were Is. lower, notwithstanding a renewal of purchases on government account at Is. prem. The March bills in which this investment was made, ruled at Is. die. to Is. prem., and the ad vertised issue at 3s. to Is. die. India Bonds mark 255. prem. The Foreign stock market continues depressed throughout. Mexican Bonds opened 231 to 26, on sales, but rallied, and finally closed 261 to 1. Spa nish, Peruvian, and Granada Deferred Bonds have also fallen. Russian Stocks are fairly supported. In this, as in the other departments of the house, holders are indisposed to press sales. At 4 o'clock Spanish Deferred Threes were quoted 221 to 231 the Certificates, 31 to 6 per cent. Granada Astive, 21 to 221 ditto .Dsierred, ill to 10. Poem vian Deferred, 61 to 62: The list of actual sales is annexed : Brazilian Old Five per Cents, Small Bonds, 1001. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 931 Granada Deferred Bonds, 10. Mexican Three per Cents., 25/ ; ditto for account, 15th June, 261, 26, k. Peruvian Deferred, Three per Cents., 62, 60. Russian Five per Cents.,llBl ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1021, 1031. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1, 23, 1. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 11, 11 dis. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 37; ditto, for account, 364. Money out of doors to-day was very tight. Dis count accommodation could not be obtained under 3 per cent., and in some cases even a higher rate was exacted for what is ordinarily considered first-class paper. When the recent large arrivals of Australian gold shall have found their way into the Bank, we may probably look for some alleviation of these symptoms of stringency. In referring to the money market, it may not be amiss to observe that, should any considerable amount of Exchequer Bills be sent in to the Treasury for payment, as is highly probable will be the case, this large disbursement cannot fail to have an effect upon the money market, as the money hitherto locked up in these bills will come into the market for employment. Annexed are the returns of the progress of the conversion. Applications for the new stocks at the Bank are suspended, and although holders of South Sea securities continue to come forward, the amount applied for to-day is not equal to the average of the last two or three days : BANG OP ENGLAND, MAT 31, 1853. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents... Nil. .£130,182 0 3 £2 10s. per Cents. .. £2,600 0 0 1,496,536 1 4 Exchequer Bondi .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total £1,630,968 1 7 hOUTH BED 1101:8E. Amount of Annuities Total amount commuted this day. commuted. For £3 10s. per cent. Annuities For £2 10s. ditto 41,499 6 10 812,761 9 1 Exchequer Bonds., Nil. 4,470 18 4 Total The publication of some interesting communica tions from the Committee of Spanish American Bond holders, relating to the debts of New Granada and Venezuela, is unavoidably postponed till to-morrow. In addition to the numerous Australian arrivals reported yesterday, the Hannah has come in from Sydney, which port she left on the 23rd Feb. ; but the amount of gold on board is not yet known. The market for silver is firmer, the Indian demand being active, and it is consequently expected that the supplies brought in by La Plata will realise at least the prices current at the last sale. In the market for foreign exchange to-day, quota tions ruled much the same as those of last post, with the exception of Hamburg, which was a shade lower, and Vienna and Trieste. Bills on those last named markets were decidedly higher, being done as high as 116. This advance is partly traceable to the receipt of higher rates from the other side, prompted perhaps in some measure by the uneasi ness felt as to the result of the Russo-Turkish ques tion. The Austrian exchange, it may be noticed, is always very sensitive during periods of political agitation, otherwise the transactions in hills were unmarked by any particular feature. Paper on St. Petersburg ruled at 371 money. Miscellaneous shares were generally fiat. Au stralian Agricultural fell to 61, and closed 63 to 67. South Australian Land left off 401 to 41 1 ,. British American Land did not maintain yesterday's rise, closing 73 to 76. The shares of the two Scotch Australian companies, however, do not give way. Australian Bank shares were generally flat, and the new descriptions especially showed heaviness. Shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company closed 1- to prem. ; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, „to dia.; Grand Central Railway of France, 1 t o l prem. There continue to be almost daily influential purchases of the shares of this last-named company, owing to the price here being below that current at Paris. It is reported that when the statutes of this company are issued they will '). of a nature to bring the undertakin:; into pronr,.:•n' notice. Crys- t--- ------ - , A • . . • . • ••• o • #grfP43rti-A si. • [THREEPENCE. tal Palace shares were again worse to-day. Shares of the Melbourne and Colonial House Investment Company are quoted 3to prem. There has been no movement this week in insurance shares, beyond some demand for London Fire and Ship shares,which aro higher. The present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50; Atlas, 22; Argus Life, 241; British Commer cial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201 ; County, 121; Crown, 171; Eagle, 71 • Equity awl Law Life, 5.,1 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 3:1• ' European Life, 202 Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51 ; Globe, 1504 ; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 601 ; L aw Fire, ; Law Life, 50 ; Legal and General Life, 5,1; London Fire, 31 ex div. and bonus; London Ship, 31 ex div. and bonus; Marine,26; Medi cal, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva,6 ; Monarch,ll; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11, 13 ; Palladium Life, 31 ; Pelican, 45; Professional Life, par; Provident Life, 41 ; Rock Life, 81-, ex div. ; Royal Exchange, 236; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 455; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 116) ex dim Reveraaanary Interest Society, 106. Of canal shares the latest Stook Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 825 • Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent , by the London and North Western Railway), 1c5 ; " ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 341; Grand Junction, 68; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester,'66; Lei cester and Northampton, 44; ; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 18; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Befits, 7 ex div. . . Shares in brid4o associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Vauxhall, 243. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16; City of London, 130; Continental ( third Capital), 673 ; Great Central, 143; Imperial, 86 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241; Phoenix, 283, 28 ; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 203 ex div.; Westminster Chartered, 38 ex div.; ditto now (101. paid), 61. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1253; Grand Junction, 72) ; Kent, 843; South wark and Vauxhall, 88 ; West Middlesex, 114. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—African Steam Ship, 51, 3; Assam Tea, 101; Auction Mart, 35; Electric Telegraph (A shares. 201. paid), 211; Hudson's Bay stock, 224; Hungerford, 473; Price's Patent Candle Company, 29. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdatn, Monday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents., 9111-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., Foreign, 481; the Coupon', 6 ; Portuguese New, 364 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82 5-16; Granada De ferred, 10 9-16. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Me. tallies, 93 ; exchange on London, 10.44 offered ; Bank shares, 1,425. Madrid, Friday : Three per Cents. Interior, 454 ; Deferred Three per Cents., 241 ; the Passive Bonds, 51. Paris (closing prices of this day) : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rents", 101.50 ; ditto Three per Cents., 78.30 ; Bank shares, 2,692.50. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—MAT 31. Tune. Prises as negotiated Ws day Rills and K. Money. Amsterdam pert Sort 119. 17 1111. 171str. Ditto Rotterdam • . 1111. Islstv. 113. Mem Antwerp sj"7" . "1111 , s . 3k. . . Mfr. 30e. Hamburg and Alton& . 81sebl: Minos. Nisi St. Petersburg par ruble Deno* ... 371 pante Paris pc- X pert Mfr. 01e. ... 231 r. 10e. Ditto . 3 libialistitr. 27' ... 2551. 3315. Po —iie. ...... blareeilles „ 25fr. Vic. ... 23fr. a._ Prankfort-on-the-Malee tier £10„ 12010. kr. ... 12012. kr. Tien= (effective) pert „ 101. 56kr. ... Ild. Ole._ Trieste lineal/ per Aar ..,. 501 peace ... 501 peso. Cadiz e e 00 i Peace ••• 50 1 Penes Bilbao Barcelona „ „ 491 pence ... 491 penes , 301 pence ... 50hpence . Sev ibl i l l i t a ...... le e 50 1 Pence ... iiTeaC 6 Gibraltar „ „ 301 pence ... 30 pence Leghorn Genoa Naples per deceit „ 411 pence ... 411 penes Palernte...... per ounce „ 1241 pence ... 124 Fence Messina Lisbon per milreibo days date pence .. 524 pence °Porto , 53 1 pence ... 531 oenoe New York aelays eight 481 peace ... 404 pesos THIS DAY. —Two o'CLocs. _ _ The English funds ruled steady during the greater part of the morning, but during the last half hour considerable flatness has prevailed, and prices now rule sensibly lower. Consols, after ranging at 100,3 to 3 for money, are now quoted only 993 to 100 for cash, and 1001 to 1 for the 19th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 993 to 1 ; the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 102 to 3; Bank Stock, 230; Exchequer Bills, March, is. dis. to 2s. prem.; ditto June, 3s. to Is. dis.; India Bonds, 255. prem. Foreign stocks remain heavy,: and prices of all descriptions, show a downward tendency. Spanish and Peruvian Bonds are especially depressed. Peru vian Scrip has fallen to par. Mexican Bonds, how ever, have been rather better. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 91 to 10' ; Spanish Old Threes, 48 to 3; ditto Deterred, 23 to 3 ; ditto Passive, 53; Venezuela Active, 38; Equador Bonds, 53 to 6; Russian Fives, 118 ; Dutch Fours, 953 to 96. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and the arrivals from abroad were not large. The trade was firm, with a fair amount of business doing at the rates of Monday last. Barley was in short supply, and fully as dear as before. We have gond arrivals of Oats from Ireland, and fair receipts from abroad, but little or nothing from our owa coast. The demand was not active ; at the same time pur chases could not be made on easier terms than in the be ginning of the week. Beans and Peas were firm at late rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MAY 90th to 31:NE Ist. We. Raalloh, Swale. Web. Yoreire. Wheat 1970 IMO 3930 O B ale 160 arley 4390 ..... 6990 I 5680 Malt Fleur, 2820 sacks and barrels. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady, at the annexed quotations : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 475. 3d. ; May and June, 475. to 475. 3d.; Oct. to Dee. (new), 435. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOATC—The market is dull, and thiTsmar public sales were nearly all bought in. COFFEE.-1,500 bags of native Ceylon were offered in public sale, and bought in at 485.; casks of fine quality, old, landed, sold at 475. The plantation Ceylon is progressing steadily in public sale. TEA.—The trade arc occupied in despatching Teas on which the low duty was paid this morning, and we do not expect a market until Thursday. The bustle at the ware houses and confusion among the carriers has never been exceeded. liic;s,ooo bags of Moulmein were offered in public, and chiefly sold at 9s. to 9s. 6d. 5,000 bags Java bought in at lls. 6d. to 12s. 1,400 bags Bengal sold at lle to 11a. 6d. 500 bags Maras sold at Os. to 91. PEPPER.-700 begs Batavia were offered, and abort half sold, 31 ; 500 bags AUepu ,, , sold 4 to 4i ; a n d 400 b egs Ma labar. 4 to 44 per lb., which were full prices. PIMENTO.-600 bags were offered, and chiefly sold, 50. to 51d., which scarcely supported previous prices. CUITON.-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. COAL MARKET.---THIS DAY. Holywell Main, 16s. Gd.; Townley, 15s. ; Can's Hartley, IGs. ; Tanfleld Moor, 155.; Edea Main, 16s. 9d. ; Stewarea Walls End, 178.; Haswell, 17s. 3d.; Tees, 175.; Lambton, 16s. 9d.—Ships at market, 291. FIRE IN MANCHESTER.—Yeeterday afterPoo. a s \ : 1 3 drying stove in Messrs. Armitage 'and Ward's cotton mill, Blanchester, took fire, but the flames were got underisekr, _ five o'clock. The damage willnot reach 1,000 1 . .0j -; • • (\) • • , ;ra Iteduirs dose tads,.