The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-23 00:00:00

/.;•• /7,4. r --- .' ll . O ll No. 1,8204 ATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT anuctanus. 7. et. 71 n 71 . 0 . -P' , " Tnitalfar - eimare• osromersi ef swary vita dila Moot - laths. which was n.ta. K.. 6,4 1•11, ow a pLat p• ash*, „. me pid. eaptal :he Margot, sislthoone.sleat v. „„., do.. • of Me soomouuty, and Ayr& ..• 141.ne. wi ry • tv. , I. 11l not of Wile.% 'sled by ir.t.elo.s sm olt% in ah.ra slow lb. to wry ts Ili .1 :in trot u1..1, lor Inruukw , anO eietirot .l.r am., • . viol as .a. whinh are brae ny .ho 1.. Ilei.artan raise .t Tet0n.. , .... b whit t• it hr I , an r. w „eon., tiei.eitor iise.y toe • Rote pron. yinhl .1 by win Oven deducts of any kola -ma wlv trtair• "Ink:. no fib I brew. tithes public on prly.tr, iota. ...Ili, or .an sauna, so:...sortrys. pt o ANC 11..A.I•)fat:y. In J aMiaZ) ail lily. Capi et 1; O. itorti altos% r al d pars kcal lb. i vr the lover.* ank - oettitent. It eon , wlb , Vaal, nuirar.ter Mr the inei•ts the A..o*. ty, .• d La. hers irons.** :a start W nwilet 11 e wanly of lb* Irian* Oasilete. Un IMPASTEVJIT. Ittpartatelt t.7tn,ro . 7.nThin.7.;n;itre matt re::•reruhmte4 L :e %AA any valemb.e and 11111110MItIt Lttl. rat -arr. F.: arrest . : n art ptartettren ray he down I. ea mi.ltrati at:, Ilea! .ntate .4 tar t.runate n, or to the reoporave .year twr hart the twirl hut,. an 311.1t3.1 40 ,1. Vastarati Dttemtnr. SAL Appreatatme kw Ar ogre ray b. mar la the Mahatma rat tot. :~ucrisu ritovii)v-vf IN:4111710X TOIL Lit r: asst . 47%., 111.• Ohre O .hrk itu. Woo IV . 0 Ws u.l %••urtac • ears hr obtAisol at )4.1.1.te Preaouto.. Twi g..., cal, d g1i.1429 air...abut a►wt. Mut s lower tau ia tat OtikeN N that taw *MR torsatml In tat IS, say at tot o, glow, 0..4 tansy. sa tau. r... .rt.—law whole re data.% a.. on .wit Ito Atout.o, oa • Kt/whole Si ow oak, ',Waal.% mai tatuatab:r 1. , a... 111110. -tan tatihung etattml In One sumaart wit o• pre tasuno., aah sstootalated us- Walo4, tow.ws. Wit* wow la Mir past to. ; Glatt reels. tar th.ot tr Noss loom rostribedww alme it has be. h MIL Amami Nrrris art sr Swan glat. with (voila, at INN*. Ay — to la I 1111 193 49 149 I 11/ _ 1 13 9 1 114‘.111 II 196 9913 149 1 3 9914 IT 11. raj War/ W Mem sitar a usuateu humeri . of raynaenta. Thu* prynbis dyeing a. Than intly will be found mealy the maim v M.wt partirignileg ode. require for the whole of nou.trow.--filnee tbe inditn'ion of the Poriety in upward. 0 gaggle. tine tnt lair a, c vmrtf witifaßce • ant mating to wary two Wive, soul a hrl:. T e whole affair. are di the nowt ",, r mua condition. as sliolm by the Anun .1 mom, vairh, wiqr ,r redo. m►:e. rdpremunti, and every information. may be ob• paid s lim) r• yid ..ales. WSW , ' LR %N OE 17. SIOOII6.bTF,sTgEgT. .Y I. • ; %%7, Ite•Clent 14,‘,Tetarp. THO! HARRIS & SON'S Impend Achromatic Sleseope& Nei =hang for r.out-to and !tentacle Far eight 1101101. • • (Sr %.• Alt 4 , , 94.; etateentlates, 4!!!.; Twenty ditto, El. Gaon Initrre l'arriage tree. TII•N th HAItHI , and sON, itptsetans to the Royal Fatally, Si, Gilt ‘T nTREET, landoh. -Ach A 2, I. air -tte P.c. SRI l'l4ll MUSEUM GATES turn ,v• thin awl Ina areht unletnionn the bonne. D A VIES'S SPERM CANDLES, Is. Bd.and 1.. Ind. per IS: bolaide was, MI.: German wax. ls. 2.1.; tronn.rrat wax, 1.4 d. and es.; kat was, n. W. ; Pritigt WIZ or awn., 1.. 64, patent opera. Ill.; a. was, 1.. 54.; cis ; 4., Sd., and 4 ; 1.; Palmer'. 6,4.; alumnae., 44., and..lla, :14.. ...re roadies. 414. and :.1.. iraltd.wtek rooted. Cal.. yellow yap, sis.. and N.. pm 11: lk. ; mottkrl,46.; Mods°, roan, IL 44. per preel; brown Windaor, esonn4, b.. 64.. angina was. 4.4 6 d. ry r lb.; amid vMatW. or eared ell per Fallon ; opens nil la. Q.; .d.r 7. N. ; Pre., for gal, at DA% It.a awl NOWA nl.l.eabd4trnad wrreabowia. U. at. bar. Cre..or. %own. , ftwanunatrotacyr. r Court I.%SE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and S. con VAlis* CA:110N STROP, or Quadrilateral Chimer MI sherpluer, ran .era elsaelert easy to the most tender skim The V.-ming Intim...dal 's In that most gn.io, at surgeon, Mr. Maul kr.: •. w.. -1 b.re as .de trial of your Knew strop, and dad It to mower but te data say rtmp I hone hitherto need for paving • keen slgt t. ctit.OlS incrunient• So. orireouriell end garottes! pump's- - 'mei hot. To Mewls. li. aM S. Curran, inventors. 164, Yea thirthotreet, trudoes,' where the strop hr., aka) . he ohtslanl, end of a I re/tomer., 4 A.. 6d., 7.. C.L. 4M thr. 6.1. eoeh.—COMVARV pea:tarty tempered 1t...a05. Tooth P srder end ith,ing Ponder. j3at the meet approved Yid*.—A detiiiled Catalogue, with draw. rain tad pekes, wet i•n reel irt o two ,t.to p.. GYAntUE NEIGH /101"R sod MINN 127. FliJb Mello nn, ac.l 119, flesent..treet, loadcw, —•• In astetas the tureerth late t in the 1 - 11 aid Palace, drat and Peanut, In we opiaior, *tend. Mr. Tar!ie.a Eieht.nar Ilia, ad *me, fleighboar MY : teen improved 5 o tar Hire, both 'Mingled Me•ws. Nelahlrnw."—.l. 11. Payne. the •• Clittage Gardener." Nor. 169, 170.1 agent.—Liverpool : Wm. tt~, Ciatliketreet. Mawhewer : flail and Warm, King-Atilt • Attalla MeAaaa,lM, Inawate. : J. Elniondacia and Co., 61, ItIWOLMN. THE TEETH and HEALTH.—A good set of teeth our lawns lavorah.e leapreua while WO pp W 4• Is of the utmost importeme to every boa so ow* VA rural battle ey the peewee magetatades of kook sad ao r. quit pouendon of pure and sweet WWI Mosier Ws TEAM pew pediment oared tor the peewee, WIN LAMM OIJOMTO, or Paul teatime. auntie tudivaikU le da espahility r of sinliall Mltalda. slt Pen t t prarevase the teeth t o the late 4 period of No. t Mu Ito etedrate all tartu awl everretuos sod • pontl.lllto *titres to the elialanot .ofrare, MSc,. vole of due v 2; es", t the puns demand et I, sod thee Ha Ws leso int* In t ; cn.l from its vuonvue traluesee hapset upullnum nel Wit; ',he breath. Pm* .la. !U. per bow Weave of sassioa. lorindions. 1 , Anwar art Ate los lor pude, A. ItOwl.aßD owl WON 16, uN ituumirodln." ourrore.l an the lion tamest stomp alliald fa osoli. dim, u/1 W rad perfumers. TIIE GOItGET Patent Self atljem tag bRIRT, a moot Iperfoot enor fl•tuor rhkt, and by • Ample IS "elation of the tattell tee. tol= Itself to all elloTeneete of the body, beak end frt4ll, elthrr w alert, pillar, or riding. Pete-, Ine;uding the Rerionenrd Rmrtle Wriattest4„ 42.. the half doom Toe SLl.lrric COLLAR (quite mines), In all shops., with Patent reran Peatealn& lb. dean. The Patent Bulk COLLAR PASTE:4IN° eaa be attache4 to oar 'at tar, ovester hark or float; rie Peat b 7 pont on reaript of 13 ;merge Mama 11logratrd Prise Lot, with awakes ter b. ar•WWWWItt, fer froc—Patesto• I•CI h Wan. Tat: , rto bar Mobley, Prisee Albu m sad the Prime nufintr-eter , t, P tll.roater• 4 l, I Arlon. ..._,_'. fi Jw yohlahed. New sod amps, Moos. paw it.; ca. W payor laid. T H E SCIENCE of LIFE; or, How to Live and What to levo Inc witb aaas rub. for Diet. Rerlmea, aad lesegeoorat •. together o.tb :wave low for eararlog were to -11, looraway,.ad U..t rater too mob of Imprison arty otteloebbr tt , tett the yediacoes otorrource of t tre.oregulated towel ed Eh. 17 t Imerrote. Alma by the some Author. Wee Y. ad.. by pot, b. 4 BEDICAL Tor.Aftw. NEI:VDUS DEBILITY rod OONITI tI WEAKBhat, wtth Treed,: Obeervothno. Illostisted • 11 Aastaniial ritheS. la Hea:th sod Erste. Um may% offsoodostam a *all& •I teentrer et the MOW pita bait. Mr teak at moo yard ortetkal riper,. WOOS adevesied as sammome them or wars who roller from the molest dloardan vm/rol Y tarty law In Ito pawn will to bead tbeasoma mttial lead Ltbrneeteerrecer. Ore myroptoloo which Whoa" WI , pram% sad at raver b br adopted for their removal. Labe: Jima' Wart, et, rotorcrotor-raw; Hamm Osketi. ~wi; am. IS, Cora/0.., mod all bookeeihra QitDER the TRUE BRITON, for July l it. Prim Id. I:Warped Rodin With Paw Ilrn- rue owra. oke Partralr , and Wary, Palentrabw.row, and 70, 1 - .1. awl 161 Wise rta N. - tape ate p except d6yt NI Pada a atm isetteet of tame., emelt% warrellad et. sad aup,•hee arletleeete ape retell Mt= TAB wi‘rry.its (to supersede t h e mpeai, at 64. +MI Ir. per prerel. Th e tra M siZattaza.rite Were mze . h ti ran 4o. reel mid dal, Cs % 1-= * L • I ' Li I j' A' 7 -, r ' l , ' C. 0..; f'- '•. •'. ' iii . (. • t • --1 11 - , aill ~ •4 r '''' I - •j , j I.• Vl' ------ z---___ 81---.4 or" o i EN 1 k)ri ,----,, siliQd 4 : .et , f Ni'• , Cpr-,,„ .........., •-__ i ~ I•• e _ • UEE-HIVF.S.—A new and extensive Selection JRAP Aitl.o W ' et NEW IN- I' S. -...,:.- TENtli T aRLP-ACTINO SYPHON . 1144.0 OLLd NO V ENT-PEO !! IA • prA i Prevents Os, hear, elder, or other Batton 1 • II In. 0 IV..n tar altar dat or add r rtketually 7, 1 " • :hat the lad pint Wan Its draws impost ea NM A I I\ '4 gk- -_ _ ice = .10 , i 11 1 1 / Ithe drat; warrasted to repay Its tad lo i two canto of a le; price M. Pt; ditto elestra.platsd kw abrtry, hr., 9t. ...- , The shore engraving will riplain Its ~ *Man. B lieu the tame key is fitted ea ea the top of the glue COrkish Br a hole op- i L I potato the alr.tubslll. sellalsat air rumbas 1 4 through it silo the amok tomer the liquor LI i to rue dr frri.'7; when the tap is tweed of so war. *Oran aster. JANES BARLOW, 14, king William- abut, Mama-hors, Farnham" Ina- -0:44 'in . ..." . N. masa awl Bath Masstattarer. . OW- a----- - - .... Ttt ttlnt“ THE I) A I LY NEWS. !Action %wain, Paper, prise Sd. Aa • Paillinal Oren, the DAILY :t1 M at the heed a the Li beral rnme of Orem tlnlatn, adirnratin free a iminorice in 1p bruetleet nem, awl all a mod and praetwel re:unite, whether pehtical, reele.Ltatieat. la the sleet and value of Its Genetal News—ln the ..reintey at Its la. R• ports In the ample, truthful...li lawns] ell,ad• at of Ile harken Intelligence, aril In the ~ui.d mere unite and e .easen lal in. lueatahou coat natal in the llt. , Railway, and hluite•ery !taper is It e attains a more delaVen RN of !hipping than any other paper— an exclusively early report of shipp.nd us Indxds 0...• he every overLoial I the only tinily lianas Report, with Int .1 solar., peavd.daed anywhere. It address., Wel to hal Ita4 a bring the only pa;.er braid,. IL. 1.e." which Ise...* and las always exeluded, from Its (simians all offensive adverb.. meats . Ha mitre» to polio. I our is shows by the hot return 1 etaapr yaws! 44 tlw your Is3o to 44. leading London Newspapers. by which it win be wen that this taper viol youngest by wore than witty )rani had is tire years Watts its three (Wort comprtit..re : Lot .htidarl. Nampa hosed. Momenta flutoetrut 111 °await hor Moraine.. Illanaur. NEAR IE4O 1,132,000 The emulated menden , nce of this pu-stime Juot,neos tea following opinion recently earn ..rd by a cootusporaiy: •• The • lanly New* ' a the youngest .4 alt the London monitor! papers. From the if t d took high ground and • liberal tem.-repre senting completes ly that rontweatine Ids I• ch ..rly the pnbtle %Wiwi of Instead; and already, with the award highest circulation of the rrowniard daily tare, and with the barged auniber of erlyertvernents --seat to the • THllef ' —ubt..incli by any •I• IT Into C, m pulitwai 111 of,. lb an corrc.pends sub its commercial Witiarsco.•• . _ . T. Is. mi. ml or am Winks 'net or :Comma= in the kingdom ; or at dm Mee, IY, lioneerlisntflost, Mg sue. t, Oa Nue .. to.l.ent., Kau rm. Rol.. Illitattelliq laambindk Cams IiIe&IWAL perVrltl4ll Sn' to Sn ot htru°4etruilaiw4 114 bind" Curb aatt iseiss blin sal Delkat Joe- Hu. dee, rent, at..l Ater- I aMen Junction gad ABgliall (C L.& Z . bud Li L) . . . DP. (Slll Seam ClOolitb Brutern Web, Cbt; A... Otte /. C. IL) elan b sad C Ott. 'Lost Ltnawbbe .- • Kart i West Iscba Wel; kLUSON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte 14.kaufseturer., • 3 mat :I, Iteernt—trret, removed from Wa4craraarret out lact.ctrest. PI AN. WONTltaof the tr...t work. mairthip for SALE, Mar:. and EN VtlktrA I lON. Instruments h max twee wit on lute '11e1317 UV u• tee) L.l be sad at a con. h: rd,. rethiettoa.—Seatiaa-aara r.anufartat by wariest' Matra At ow prim. 100 100 100 1011 100 100 sad Ban. lanetion nAlintarich 4.7,1041.60 a . reith,Dowle (lbritoir a South Western rest Nartbe rn I Do. Nam% A, Rtack.. I Do. thorny It, Stook -0t..0u, E. aad Mar. (Ito. Ifircot Wt stern Imo:aster sad CarlLP:a Thirds Loot: bits atdlrockabir. Do. Wool c, oak Wo.cm !coda Nortau Lon Briptiata ß e Wt ,kN. Cowl Loan Do. do, I aim Do. . . . 1,114 , 17 i noutli-W.ak n D. .nnkloodi ry& Eankkil len Mar.“l,,Etax..andlianne 4anaL.,.hal.,&l..lnco4nah Do. Man.& Line. CM,. 100 100 100 171 I Do. elm. iod Dcrhy I, Mal .';'. Aret.(l) rA erre ,Nrsn.erlet Newport. Abirpeeme). Sad Herebird.. I leery and bakimeilkee Nort. 1k . . Do. New 820... Northern tbcoUse Utter I Norte britree • IlNorth Devoe, No.l .. Nertk etatfordeerr... . Norte Waders— . I Norte rebottle Werta ()Rho d, Wore, le %Aver. I .eot•tott erstrel Ireoltise Midland berew.. a Wra , . A De, Claw 8.. . Queening• leriiirti. .6re weary sod Motet Mot. W. Ilia.) Mk Herren CWwwdry shrepoldrr, V. , 41.1 DittcrA, ft. ir,serlD, fully So p u r t ld aper at par .... h U.so :Put! Errors lout% Wirer . . loath Torkott.illtverTha i!aettol sod Hartrpool wentord mkt : Watt turd owl I • !West corawall Tork,ll•woraloltherwta Do. de. Ilitoatioas Do.O.N.R.Purreast_ . Tort sad North Mara Ckalag male 3al• It 103 le l i 11 10 die Is 133 93 :00 SS4 17 13i1 16 II JO al• II I H 11. 10i lyt il 11 I 19i 421 41y 911 921 21 86 104 1111 gas 79 79y ty 4 di NI If 1091 to7Y 1214 127 ti II pi 1 4y „ 9,1 95 •• 2y f AY 2 111 11l 12Y " 2: fi i 4 as 72 t 2 $8 n 4 3 1 4 el 1 I 41 10 0 dis 317 die 7i 71 e l / 4 6i 6/ no pm 211 14 il 3 alp lie II Id 9 1 18 1_ I II 4 , 4 60 46 r , , 144 194 34f 331 par I pea 6f i. II II 01 10 I 6y d'• II n „ los taday up *2 p.a. Aj 71 HI; 67 si 24 4 I 90 14 1 129 91 1 I I I I 1 79 111 Ti 91 f 1 107. 711 39i I 95 4 I 34 1 ii gliiiii 314 4 111 4 1 1 11 72 HI 1911 n u' Si ?3 I 31 I i 111 se 61 104 13 4 1 1 1 /1 82 i li I 104 4 14 W/ Pi_i wo WI hP" 1114 H{4 ISJ I life 1114 10 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1852. MONEY MARKET . TUESDAY EVENING. The markets for all descriptions of securities con tinue to exhibit a remarkable aoconsional movement, which is of course mainly traceable to the present extraordinary position of our money market. IV° are in a position to announce that, although the Bank of England returns for the last week are not yet eonipletely made up, the actual increase shown so far in the stock of the precious metals is lull half a million sterling over the previous large re turn ! Meanwhile the directors, equally with the managers of the other banking institutions of the country, experience daily increased difficulty in plating out the funds at their disposal, so much so, iu fact, that the value of money may positively be considered almost nominal. The unparalleled influx of gold is regarded with the utmost earnestness, and those who were disposed to view with a species of apathetic indifference its probable effect throughout Europe, so long as California alone was the great gold producer. aro now odiously shaken in their views since the treasures of Australia have been thrown open. The appreciation of convertible in vestments of every description, noticed for months past, is now more sensibly shown than ever, and holders of stocks and shares are generally sanguine of a great rise. At the same time the absence of what may be termed purely speculative projects upon a large scale is a peculiar feature of the pre sent time. As to the quarter to which speculative attention will eventually be directed, groat diversity of opinion exists. There is a general impression, however, that all the elements requisite for the pro duction of a great speculative epoch are abundantly at hand, the only want felt being that of a channel into which the surplus wealth of the nation can be rolled. There are, however, strong indications of caution cn all sides, and chiefly amongst those in whose hands the guidance of the course of the money market principally rests. The rise in Consols to-day was rather more than per ant., which makes the advance since this day last week 11 per cent. With a brisk inquiry for stock, the market went steadily up from 1001 to 1004, and finally left off with a firm aspect at 1001 to 101 ex div. for the 16th July. This rise shows how well founded were the views of those who expected that the amount of the Consul dividend would be fully reco vered during the mouth's shutting of the books. The go% eminent broker has renewed his purchases, and took a parcel of Reduced Threes at 1014. As this stock is of course liable to reduction at any period when the government could carry such a measure through, and as dissentients would merely have the option of being paid off at par, surprise is ex pressed at the investments of the Sinking Fund being carried on at 14 prem. Even making allowance fur the dividend that has accrued, this stock is at a premium. The Three and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock was in demand, and will, doubtless, see a much better price. Bank Stock rose to 221. The business re corded is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 1001, 1 ,4, 1,1, -ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 101, New 'Three-and-a.Quarter per Cents., 103 j, 104, 31, 41, 31, 41. Long Annui ties, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 224, 223. Exchequer Bias are firm, and will probably ad vance further. The March bills were quoted at Is. higher to-day, at 769. to 795. prem. The June issue is worth 699. to 725. prom., and is generally consi dered to present a mere eligible investment than that dated earlier in the year. In the foreign house the rise was not great, except in Spanish &Aids, which were in great favour. Mexi can, Peruvian, Venezuelan, and Russian stocks are gradually advancing. Austrian scrip, which ycster. day showed signs of weakness, fell to 4 prem. As already iutimated by us, it is probable an attempt will be made to tank, the market swallow some more of this scrip, upon the pre.- Ilya of its having attained so high a pre mium as 5. The means by which the price has been nursed, however, are pretty well understood. The following is the list of to-day's sales: Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 4, 43 Fem. Austrian Five per Cent. Old Bonds, 83, .1, 83 (exchange fixed at 10 fl. per L'.) Brazilian Old Five per Cent. 101, 1 ; ditto Small, 100 i ; ditto New Five per Cents., 1829 and 39, 101. Buenos Arran Six per Cents., 78. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 641, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 4. Gra nada One-and-a-Half per Cent, ex. December, 1849, Coupon, 223 ; ditto Deferred, 101, 3,3, 3. Mexican Old Bonds, for account 30th June, 334, „ 1 ; ditto New Three per Cents. 271, 27, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 663. Russian Five per Cents., 1173, 118 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 41. Sardinian Five per Cents., 943, 1. Spanish Passive Bonds, 53, 6,3, 6 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 50, 493, 3 ; ditto for account, 493 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 223, 3,3, ; ditto Committee's Certifs., 3,3, 3 per cent. Ve nezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 403, 42. Shares in the Madras Railway Company were dealt in in the house to-day at 25 prem.; Crystal Palace shares are quoted 3 to 4 prem.; Ebro Canali sation, to 3 prem. Shares in the New National l'2:ent Steam Fuel Company were bought at 1 prem. for the settlement. From the committee of Spanish American bond holders we have received the following relative to the debt of Venezuela:— VENEZVELAN DEBT. Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildings, June 72, 1852. Tho following is from Mr. Lord's letter, dated "La Guayra, 25th and 26th of May, 1852," received: to-day by the committee : "To the foregoieg duplicate of my respects of the 10th inst., I now beg leave to add that the extraordinary session of Congress closed on Sunday, the 23rd, without the least notice having been taken of the agreement since the sth of April, the day on which the Chamber of Representatives postponed the further consideration of it for four days, and thus it remains neither approved nor disapproved, to abide the course of events between this and the Congress of nest year. Meantime, is the law of " Ways and Means" for the ensuing financial year, commencing on the Ist of July west, there appears this item, For the paymez t of the dividends on the foreign debt. 700,000 dollars.' The pro ject of law, so sanctioned by the Lower Chamber, provided as follows: ' For the current interest on the ctivo Debt at 31 per cent., and for interest on the Deferred at 1 per cent., the sum of 495,651.24 ; on account of arrear dividend., 200,000,' and it was altered as above in the senate. The former of the just mentioned sums was composed of: Interest on active debt at 3i per cent. 61,0481. 101. at 6j dollars-400,306 dollars; ditto, on deferred at 1 per ce n t., 15,2391. 17 s . ed. ; ditto, 95,26.28 dollars ; total, 495,554.26 dollars ; but as the latter commences from October 1, 1852, clear is it that the half year's interest due on April 1, 1853 should alone find place in the ensuing financial year. I intend shortly passing another note to the minister, simply to state that, under existing circumstance'', I shall not again trouble him with my remonstrances, until I receive fresh instructions from the committee so to do. On the 22nd Messrs. Frederick Iluth and Co. were named by the executive Racal Argenta of Venezuela in London. Late yes terday afternoon (May 26), I received a note from the minister dated the 21st, of which I beg to enclose a copy. The dividend of April 1847 was duly paid by Messrs. Rei d, Irving, and Co., and yet the minister again includes it for payment in his order to Memo. Frederick Huth, and Co. It was to obviate, as I thought I should do, the possibility of any mistake of this sort, that I furnished the minister in May of last year with full particulars of the debt (ride my letter of May 24th, 1831, to the committee), but it seems 111 attention whatever boa been paid to my information. (Bigned) " 11. J. Lunn." The Finance Minister's letter referred to in the above is to the effect that Messrs. Frederick Huth and Co. have been appointed financial agents for the republic, and to them the bondholders will have to look fur the payment of the dividends. The Minister states that, owing to the assent to the agreement not having been given, the firm above mentioned are authorised to begin with the payment of the overdue dividends, viz., those of April and October, 11417. Thus the creditors will receive at once two dividends instead of one, as the government has remitted by this packet the necessary funds. Senor (lellineau further affords an assurance that " the government will sub sequently do all in its power to pay the dividends re gularly." The Quito was to-day reported as having arrived off the coast with another large remittance of Aus tralian gold. From Liverpool we arc advised of the failure of Messrs. Dixon, Walne, and Co., _a firm in the 'trifle trade, trade, with liabilities estimated ut about 20,1100 f., This house was of old standing, and at one time transacted an extensive business; but its dealings are understood to have been more limited of lute. We have also a small f.qure in this market. Messrs. Thomas Alt and Co. having suspended. This firm are linseed crushers ' but the particulars are not known. The Riga advices mention that two more mercantile failures had also taken place at that port. The demand for bills on Paris to-day was consi- ' derable, and the prim experienced a sensible decline. Short paper was done at 25.35 to 37! ; ditto three months ut 25.50 to 52i, leaving off offered at 25.50. Amsterdam was in demand at 12.11. Hamburg opened 13.0,1 to 10, and closed 1:1.10 to 1. Frank fort was much inquired for at the lower quotation of 121,1 to a% little paper being in the market. The rates for bills on Italy and Sicily did not vary mate rially; they were, however, decidedly in favour of sellers. For Spain and Portugal the market was dull, and buyers commanded more favourable prices. An amount on St. Petersburg was negotiated at 37;. Vienna declined to 11.52 to 54, whilst Trieste ruled at 11.54 to 58. Large buyers of silver are in the market, and the price of this metal is consequently firm. The de mand for India continues, and as much as 100.0001. worth is understood to be required for the remittance of the Austrian loan. Meanwhile the stock of this metal in the market is little more than the supplies brought in by the West India steamer Magdalena. These will probably change hands on Thursday. The receipts by the next West Indian and Mexican steamer will be extraordinarily large, as they will include a large portion, if not the whole of the two millions and a half of dollars of the American indem nity, consigned to Messrs. Barings. According to the advice, received via New York 1,700,000 dots. of this amount had already reached Vera Cruz. The bullion brokers have their hands full of business, owing to the large imports of Australian gold, which are rapidly finding their way into the Bank. Advice, from Bogata of the 14th May state that Congress was then sitting, by prorogation, princi pally to consider the passing of a decree to sanction an inter-oceanic communication by the llaricn route; a subject to which we lately referred. A new privi lege for the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company, of Lime-street, which had recently been warmly re commended by the President, was, at the departure of the mail, in its second reading before the Chamber of Deputies ; and a bill had been introduced at the same time by the Minister of Foreign Affairs author ising Congress to remit that privilege to the execu tive, with certain powers to deal with it, from time time, lest Congress should be prorogued previouly to the final passing of the bill. Great interest is telt in the progress of this scheme, which promises to prove a very effective means of developing the resources of that rich and important country. In addition to the other joint-stock schemes now on the lapis for the junction of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, an association is in muse of formation here under the title of the "Chiriqui Road Company." The object is the construction of a plank road across the province of Chiriqui, situated in Terra Firma I'roper, in the republic of New Granada, a grant from the government of which has already been obtained. The length of this road will not exceed fifty miles. The capital is fixed at 200,0001. in 40,000 shares of 31. each. The grant of a charter of incorporation is stated to have been already secured, but until it is actually obtained the deposit of 1/. per share will not be called for. Hamburg letters mention that the weather had continued cold and wet till the afternoon of the 17th, since which time the rain has ceased, and it has become gradually warmer, though without much sunshine. fhc crops are stated to have not suffered as yct,although they may possibly be retarded. The rye on light sands is described as thin, and the rape is suffering from a maggot. Tho wheat is just coming into ear. The barley and oat crops promise well, but the accounts relative to the potatoes are contradictory. THE ACHILLI TRIAL COURT OF =En RENCll.—(Tnis D.ty.) EXAMINATION OF Dlt. ACIIILI.I. Upon the opening of the court, the case for the plaintif f was proceeded with. De. Achilli was placed in the witness box, and examined by Sir F. Tbesiger—Would prefer giving evidence in Eng lish, but felt that he was too ignorant of the language to do so. Is 49 years old, and was born at Viterbo. Was edu cated in the Roman catholic faith, in the college of the Jesuits at Viterbo. Entered too the Dominican convent in Viterbo as a novice in the year 18111, he being then 16 years old. Was in that convent a little more than a year. After that period became a prutessi ii monk of the Dominican order. Went then to Lucca to pursue his studies. In 1821 entered into priest's orders. Was then under canonical age, but obtained a dispenutiun tram the Pope, at the solicitation of the Duke tat Lucca. In the same year went to the vitt ge of Minerva, at Rome, to pursue his studies. In: he early art of 1827 was sent to Canranica t o p reac h the Lint sermons in the province of Vitt rho. Ile con tinued there down to 1833. On Bth October, 1832, was appointed Mr the master of the !sacred palace to be his curate. This appointment also conferred on him the presidentship of the censors of the press. In 1833 received unlimited authority from Cardinal Vclgi to confess persons of both sears in the province. In the same year was ap pointed prefect of studies and head professor at the College of Minerva, at Rome. At the end of that year left Viterbo for • visitation with the provincial of his order. Was ab sent till 1834, when be returned with his provincial, and resided at his convent. In 1b27 was appointed confessor to the Governor of V,'srbo, and was so down to 1833. When he left Viterha he was appointed to the visitation of Napi, and in 1835 received his patent to preach Lent service at the cathedral church in Caput. In the mouth sat June, 1b34, went to Moue, where he stayed but a month, and, while there, was confessor to Louisa B.tmbor, Duchess of Sixony. In 1837, was ale tf. pointedp prior of St. Pietro, Naples. In 1839, he completed his secularisation. Went to Rome in 1841. In the spring of 1812 was imprisoned in the prison of the Inquisition, where be remained tar three months. After liberation went to Ancona, and from there to Corfu. Ile left there by having his name placed in the purport of another traveller. Went to Zanti, and then to Malta, from whence he came to England in 1847. Was appointed to a professor ship in the protestant college at Malts. %Vint there to dis charge his duties, and retuned in 1648, after which he left England for Rome, where he married a Miss Ely, as Eng lish lady, on the 21th June, IbPJ. Shortly after his mar riage he was placed in the prison of the inquisition. Sir A. Cockburn had to object to the Attorney-General looking at the jury in a theatrical manner when the impute:on was mentioned. Sir F. Thesigt r declared, on his honour, that he was not aware of his having done so. Mr. Badeley—Gb yes, constantly. Sir F. Thesiger-1 on are very observant, indeed. Esainlnatioa resumed—lle escaped from the prison of the Inquisition upon the pretext of being wanted as • witness in a political trial. It. Myer knew a woman named Eleanor Va!entii. There were two families of the name of Gentili at Viterbo in 1831. Neither of the families lived in the ' country near Viterbo. In the month, of October in that year he had, as was his custom, spent a month among see: , rai of his Iriends in the country; but he could not have spent any time with the Gentili family, as they had no house in the country. Never walked out with any woman at that time. klie;c4 Valcntii was here brought into court and con fronted with the witneu. Examination continued—l have never seen this womanin my life before this moment. I have Lever had connexion with her in the convent at Viterbo, nor anywhere else. How could I, when I never eaw her before this minute. I I never gave any one any sausages, because I had none to give. I might have given an old handkerchief to some poor woman, but I have no reco ll ection of it. I do know • female of the name of Rosa de Alesandris, but she is a nun. I could not have had conapaion with her, because she was shut up in a convent. She is as old as myself, and is my relation. Ido not know any one else of that name bat this nun. I was never charged with having debauched one Rom de Alexandria, and I never gave any hush money to any person on such • charge. In 1835 I was not at Viterbo; I was at Capua in the Lent of NM, preaching morning and evening, and resided in the house of the car dinal archbishop, and under his eyes. I bad no connection with any woman in that year. The witness was still under examination when we went to rm. IRELAND. it:4l 22. The Evening Mail of last night announced the fact that the Consolidated Annuities Committee of the House of Lords has recommended the remission of the whole of the money expended on public works in Ire:and during the famine. DRAMA. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.-GERMAN PERFORM- ANCES. --- Clocthe's celebrated poem of " Faust "—for it is I rather a dramatic poem than a play —was performed last night to a very crowded audience. The poem is more po pular in England than in Germany, where it is rather ad mired by the few than either relished or understood by the multitude. Its merits, as a poem, have caused several translations of it to be made, and it is even more familiar to the Badiak students of German than to the Germans en. In Germany it is very rarely performed, and we know habitual playguen who have lived fur many years there who have never seen it. In fact, it us nem and vulgar as a poem, indelicate and disagreeable to reed, and still more disagreeable to see. Guetheiss in fact been reproached by some of the best of German critics fur having made his MrphistopAeles unnecessarily vulgar. Without a great number of very necessary curtailments, it is barely presentable to an English audience, and with them, the story is deprived of much of its interest, and becomes almost unintelligible. It was per formed, however, last night with considerable applause. Herr Emil Devrient was Faust, but his part is over whelmed by the more important part of Miphialopheles (Herr Keuhn). It is of the latter, in fact, that the critic must speak, rather than the former. He was admirably 1 , and was most devilish. Margaret, the victim, was performed by Eraulein Schaeffer, who did justice to the creation of the oet. llorrEmillhvrient , thoughgreatinaU n the characters ho undertakes, has made latest less his own, and has apparently studied it less than any other part we have seen him in. We are not inclined to speak well of a play which we think ought not to have been produced, but the audience received it, particularly the latter parts of it, with vocif, mass applause. Iler Majesty was present, and it was noticed that Prince Albert heartily appreciated the satirical points in the speeches, and appeared to take great interest in the performance. SIR JAREB nltoolih.—Yeldenlap was printed a parliamentary paper obtained by Mr. Hume, showing that Sir James Brooke was appointed commissioner and consul general to the Sultan and indeps nolint chiefs of Borneo, with a salary of tsool. from the 24th February, 1847. Since the last return he had been paid 7.10 f. In 1819, as gover nor, of Labium, he bad 2,00 W. • year, which was reduced in 1850 to 1,500/. The payment by the agent-general in England was 4501., mlary as governor at COW. per annum from the let Feb. to the 3it Oct., 1841. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The English stock market opened with a very firm appearance today, and, although Console re mained stationary, at 1001 to 101 ex div., there was a great demand for the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock, which rose to 104;, the Three per Cents. Reduced ranging from 1015Ato Much flatness, however, has been caused by the intelligence just received from Paris, of a difference between the Pre sident and the Legislative Assembly on the budget question, and the price of Console has fallen to 1005 to ez div. for the 16th July. Bank Stock marks 2235 to 224. Exchequer Bills, March, 76c to 79c prem.; ditto June, 695. to 725. prem.; India Bonds, 88e. to 91s. prem. In the foreign stock market, Venezuelan and Mexi can bonds have advanced considerably, and Peruvian, Dutch, and Equador have realised improved prices. This department is now, however, flatter, in sym pathy with Consols. Mexican New Threes have been dealt in at 275 to 5. Peruvian De ferred, 635 to 665. Spanish Old Threes, 50 to 5; ditto Deferred Threes, 225 to Vene zuelan Actives, 43 to 46. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 965 to S. Equador, 45. Austrian Scrip, 45 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Yoe Account. Jaws IL , mow roe . Id ops.ino, lushic.: wintsi., clowy. my cests. , per Cents ' 101 40 101 91 ' 101 94 •amea . to' cs AT Cents. per Cents ' we Cents. New !Awn' ... . ' . 8 pot. onts. 44 per Cents 4 per Cents. !per Cents 3 per Cents. Newt I.mtn . ... . . ... i ... ... Lschanee on London: al. 'lent, 23 SS; 10 days, 'a 25. este, 3 perCt.lll4l./ Wot Money Naples Itento — Money. 44 Llo. 3 .. —.. Piedmont S pCt 97 90.. Tratolry Rands ... S .. Do. 3, 1132 — Bank Marrs Pante, Jrns 22.—St. Germain, 9h3; Venailles (right tent!, • dito (left tank), 300; Paris and Driven; 1,215; Pans and ' Roues, Pa 90; Yarn and liana, 3'..1 .•0 , 31arrellas and Amino , 413; inntsboura and Mlle, 21 , 3; Nor berm, 616 23; Paris and -tr.s bourn. SU 73; Paris and Lyot.r., t::,5 SO; Km. Wean and Troyes, Oa SO; Cant, 310; Dieppe and inamp, 25330; Paris and &taus, 93; Boedeaux and Time, 460. EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA. TO THE EDITOR 01" TILE EXPRE.4. Sig,—As there seems to be a want of shipping at • moderate cost for the above purpose, allow me, through the medium of your paper, again to suggest that a sufficient number of our naval vessels be fitted up for the purpose. Surely they would thereby be better employed that, are very many at the present time, whilst others are rotting at home; and among the entignints there would, doubtless, be found many t thcicnt and willing to work their so that a small body of able-bodied seamen would he : l ig eient.-1 am, sir, de. A TAX PAYER. DEVON AND CORNWALL MINERS' GOLD COMPANY. —Yesterday a general meeting of shareholders in this com pany took place nt the offices in Clements-lsne, City— Samuel Weatherley, Esq., in the chair. A resolution wu submitted for the purpose of amalgamating this with the London and Sydney Gold Company, which, after leading to some discussion, was adopted unanimously. A vote of thanks wu also passed to tho chairman and directors for bringing about the amalgamation with the London and Sydney Gold Company. The meeting then adjourned. LONDON AND MANCHESTER DIRE& T RAILWAY.— Preparatory to making a division of the assets in hand, the Master in Chancery has calitd on all the holders of scrip certificates to scnil them in. EMIORATIoN TO AUsTRAI.I.t FROM LI VERPOOL.— At no previous period in the history of this port has there been so much activity displayed on both sides of the Mersey as at the present time in the emigration truck, the chief current of whu•h has set in for Australia. Upwards of 1,800 emigrants will leave Liverpool and Birkenhead for Port Philip and Sydney in the course of next teeth alone. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. Another extraordenary advance took place in rail- way shares this morning, a lively demand for nearly all stocks being experienced, and the rise in many cases was as much as 21. per cent. on the enhanced rates of yesterday. Since the decline in Consols, however, this market has become sensibly flatter. French shares arc quiet, and, in consequence of the French news, range lower. snANRA AND graze ONGUANANTIND. BAILTATIL LIASBD AT 1 hatiej l ea. 6 118 07.Wirmi. Ditteiritimet agesiitabo (lewd foOrietWalin 'Wm , Wo:v., sad De ft olel'eulfP&Orgatirmr. Te Dluo withost senrests. 1 .. (1. 2r w Waifisw.t. - 10 Clplesdalo Justloo Owed to02111202m) 100 loollatoltiopoorAlp.CL (40•11 to 01.2isolloro) 33 Oloosaitor h Doma forgot Maud to GrootWooteto B1ll0110122(1.1ork1041110 23 lA D:ram d itto) 12 Da stars ditto) 20 121 I Lcadta sal Ototoolob Owed 0001•122.4 en. 10 Ditto floastme (ditto) 20 Lottoololt(latatporCest. (Wad to Norfolk) 80 ItorthaallaGtotero S paret (loot ieWpo(bro.si to Sost.Cou alit* 32 I Proolo 11/32.0.8da501t Lat. Tatt II Ditto ItioLo(11) (ditto) 20 laroL. lad =to (hand to 10011opola oaf 1110stio(loo:. Oast Itorttowo 100 Do. Sisprab Mock II) Ober. 11042.130010, (lota to La. rid York health Otailardt2tro lord to Ur. illamo). /5 Woo colloy. p. CL ova. (lamed to MooldoadDar. 50 Ditto Ditto Ditto , to mitt sualonot (Isotof to Ottot %Mrs) it. I il:.iI! ail i Mita Mo. 2, 7 per Cent—, .oileJoideal Ale Cheerer net Holytted Dundee, herb, sad Aber. deco 941 61 ion 6711141;;Zir16.i6p.0il Do. do. (71.17..) 7 per CL Illtaet.Coe.Este.,6 p e.,Noli I Ditto do. Ko. New it per Cent. Plash Vlott'nlera p.et ' Eau Law. p qe. r. rM. &bob rtly Forth and , litm.:Ms, 64 per &et . I Ores Nimbus& pt.? Ontl D...3l.Ct.Reinewb . .eScrip I GI-Bth k 10Wert Bieldboate ea Spe Lit-Water; hedge pat.' IllwiweeldiwaTeetw. Spit, Leo. ft MAL I DIMOmm% p i rrit Leedwalithlrorlies Kew 146111:11 06.14 w SW D.. 0 _.. U if th 884 in Ili 9e 30i 19 19e 491 bOi SI epee 111 lIS 111 17 11311 107 1011 13 134 1111 Is 19 23i 131 IS 1 tis $1 114 10 105 UNARM lei 11 SS I i l 1 I fr 13y 1 q Pla 15y IS I — iiitail46l;e7ii;t7. Norfolk I DNOwirsoiledit t—. . 11 2 2 Ns 1 6 pro 1W 151 Walter, SI& • par Dix do. do *news.' •on.T.l.Guar *Trona. Cherter(Nor,W 1112.1 w per Cost— ,mot Devoe tooth Tort. 4 pot CLOta. Wooolord & Kassa) Tort, NeweardoAs Gt.!4orth of &wrath. 'nitro Ditto . Tnet&5.1114.8.2/I.Pureb. 34 4 pa IS 12p 10i II 13 13 lli 13 1 ) 11 Sy Par 23i rit 23 14 il Tol I 111 IS U .6 i £al 4f 11 f fPM 11.l1111T/I. 111 J4I 14 ll 11 11 /Is II I II A: TORZION h. 19 21 Centra' Prams (Gene. 10 2. Charleroi end Gymnasia Y , le.tch Heemah .. ... .. 2rl In ~ ...t la•lino ... ... .. 6 ' 8 . areal lethaa rerdesula.. 3 ' 41 La.. Dr .. 10 1 4 Grand Jason= 0: Prue Ti 13 Luxembourg ... ... ... 10 'lO lO.. (Hallway) .... .. 8 1 I Do. (C 3331) ... ... .. 131, 3701ilaria Almada.- ... ... Is 1.4' Ds. do. New ... .. - 13 130 Namur aml Gege ... .. Id 11 4 Striber3 of Frame... .. 14( t4l * all I no. 7e/.3 per et. Beads I (for B. k emirs, ans.) 111 141 IS 111 'Orissa, .34 Bordeaux .. 3 51 gm SI I e Gels aad Lynes ... .. 6 ai 21a 10 i So ;Gab sad Owner ... .. 48 10 So 180 Park agol lama ... .. 34 SS A• 13 Irerls aad Strastoerg ... IS 131 ad 2(.. I, Soma rad Havre ... ... 13 11 ' 20 ,MI ilia sad Shims ... .. $ XI No ,II ,Tours sad Realm ... .. 4 41 die 01, rlll4O Flsadere... .. .. 11 31 * 1 'Wien of Trask. ... I 13 p. aI 1111 9 9 4$ 42 G 4 II 63 66 441 if 33 1 1 [THREEPENCE. MINES. TVLPDAY EvzNitto. A moderate badness has been done in mining shares to-dny, and the market presents no feature of novelty. The prices at which sales have been made are reported to us as follows by the most respectable brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this rariable market us between buyer and seller : South Cal-adult, 130 ; Clive, 6/, 6 ; Great Wheal Al fred, 20 ; United Mines, 971, 100 ; East Buller, 3 ; Wheal Harriett, 1 ; East Wheal George, ; West Wheal Alfred, 2 ; East Tamar, 19s. ; Merllyn, 7 ; Orscdd, 21. There was less business in the sold mining diem to-day, and prices remain stationary. The feel ing of the market, however, is sensibly firmer than it was a few Ive.ks back. The non official re turns areas billuws :—Australian Consols, dis. to dpar ; Melbourne, par to I p ri m. ; Australian ines, par to I prem. ; Yuba Itiver, tto prem. ; 11ritannut, 1-16 did. to 1-16 prem. ; !laden Baden, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. In miscellaneous shares there is no particular change. Cobres are Mutat the late advance. THIS LAY. Two o'CLoct. The market for the gold mining shares has been stronger to-day, and better prices have been realised. Nouveau Monde. ha%e been dune as Ligh as 1 prem., and Liberty shares at prem. Cobre Olin% have risen to 41. Copiapo arc also looking up, but English and Australian smelting shares are limey. ti;:i - siOnaliit; No. SLuire., Maas. 'Paid.; prima d one I . rastiarday. nada,. . —.------- i 00,0041 I At. 1 4 Frla lan 1 i I Pei II 100,011. Ina.' t • yin ItinksiOan Is. 01 P , 2. 4 .1401rlAn 1 • ... 10,101 10 Au: 111 1M n ' 2 12 li n i 20. 1 3 11 21 '...r.r..1.,..2 100.000 1 Australian titebol.l I an I I .I'.• . 40.4100 1 .t, Marta " Mar ian ' 4 4so k 20; m). ' elm M lon. and I and One all . _ ... I 10;604 I , lir.tub Alio rahan Gnld :M I Cis par 10000 U , Bra .:I.lal;•.•tos.at W. rm 244 1 1 1 1 LAXIO se 1 u.. caciusane was a I I "I. a I I), PK John I.:.:1 M. :10.100 1 I - .....0n',. Cr...k i all I I pal I! 12,010 . 100irr . Cupper .... 100.300 1 100..1....1 t..... 1.1 ,„ ,ikspnpo .. il4 I +Si 3 711, , N. east. kg Aii;iriiiiiiiii;iii all I 4 6ft 142 2...ew) 2 Cnir . rol .... ........ .... lan i —__ i ;aides Aloontan i so 11.0 .-. , ali 0 lOrrat Polpooth jailit 4 pm • :Aar : 'Li& rir 19.404 ILIA Ant1.1:r..... ".0.001 1 Lon , lainditar.O.Qta.C.Co.' all i Ms 24 I I not la 10 Melissa& soatiussrlsanl II 4i 2 , 0,0u0 I I New Uran Kea ...- ; all 14M. , i y.. m I 121oue.su Monde - 1 all 2 1 12 ! Put 1 2 i 150,000 1 , I Pert nap 1 Pm . it I Go, l 'oo 1 I t2tv vtx E* .. . all i atha . 7,300 De &alma de Cats 'HI I I I 300.010 I ' , out Australia 11 I I dull 4001 10 iTtn roII 13 0 1.; 111. ISE .UM I 4 , 1 Meal= MINCIM-LANE—THIS DAY. Sm.sa.—The market is not active, but prices are sus. tained. A con►iderable portion of the 'mall public sides ' were bought in. The refined markt tis unaltered. Curran.—The public sales are unimportant and do not alter qunt.itions. Good ori.inary native Ceylon quoted 44a. to 445. 6d. SALTPRTRIL-600 bag , of Setup! sold steadily in public Jo at very fuh prices, 9, to 10*. 6J., a few lots 111. SLEW FLOUR —l,ooohlas old in pul:e sale, 14s. to 11. Od. COTTON.—The demand continues limited, bat prices are ipported. 11em.—The marlot continues dull. In otber srticli+ no material alteration. TALLOW NIARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the tollowing_epotations Town Tallow, 375. nett ca• , ll ; Petersbtmg, Y.C. en the spot. 38a. Od . ; Ocb,ber to December, 38t. ed. ; January to March (1863), 395. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. Our market was mod:rately supp:itd with Wheat this morning, and a fair amount of business was trausteteil at the rates of Monday last. The supply of Oats was fully adequate to the dc mend. and dealers, cons:gum:ly, had no diriculty in 1 tq•p:ying their wants, at form., nriees. Barley was unaltered in value. Brans and I'eas hilly maintained the a:rants noted en Men day. ARRIVALS IN f 0 LONOON FROM 'Slain:NE to 23rt JUSR. Gm. E.,,,.‘,..,, c.L.tcla. ital. f o r z 41.. Wheat PAO 1 31,011 Barley 241 1 1 194 I 4360 (onto 111414 ..... hour, 1,124 4...ck5; 11,990 barrels. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. !drum. Pattenaen and Smith, hop factors, report that the market and reports are the same ILI on Monday la t. COAL 1 1 41ARKE1'.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 151.; Hastings Hartley, 145.; Wall• En! Oostorth, 14s. ; Walls End Haswell, 164. 3d.; Walls End Iletton, las ; Walls En•d Lamhton, 13s. 6d. ; Wall• End Stewart's, 16s.—Ships at market, 111. DAILY TABLE. AVEDNESDAY, JUN! 23, The state of the Weather at each of the following pl.icea at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. yi,..../nee k I 02 .!... 4 r.° 1 ; etas,/ ot weatmr. Naas er Coarse a &retie!. d Katt of P.Arrnaorez LW. (iv - Ale !freeze ! Overct.,:. 81141111011 LW. I M.! ong Overral... IlAn LW. Fresh trees, Overcast N n 011 r,• B.W. Strong ()nine YJLSILIMOX• S.W. Gentle Bret (meat: rlO .11.6 S. Grade V.reese ! rattle. GY.LENWICH . LW. Oettle Dreese Cloudy 3owNeNtaa Slims Wce.e I PartiaLi YILLMO , T hi LW. Orate Anne Cloudlets TillB DAY, Noow. Octive of WI Ott/4mM W. . rate of the Weather. w..LW. Gentle Brerze. Overcapt. The returns from the following places did not null this office in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the state of the went!, r on Monday moroluo at nine o'clock. Ln.m.ics Putma. HOI.NN/All -- (Wm - Hard R Ind Odra Gent!? Breese Gratis Lreesr Cs:ss nt•ie Freese Gest{e bream tale Cain Pastigly Cloudy _ . . Partiotar C.lq,,!y ?artist:: t .nucy Partially r 'toy rertiony fru ammo: DALI.INJTOS Ar Big 1.. w. s.w. Pantslly Clow' Pat lady Cloudy LOCAL NinnE MARKETS. LITZRPOOL, JUNE 22.—Our share market continues very strong, and prices are considerably higher again to-do',. Aberdeen, 11 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Chester (Y 2:. shares), 51 d.—Caledonian, 211—Eastern Counties, 10 9.161 9.l6—East Lancashire, 191—Ditto (/reference shsres), 91-lAn,uhire and Yorkshire, 761 1 t 4—Ditto (fifth shares), d.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third sham), 101 p.—London and North Western, 126 51—Ditto (new shares), 61 6 31 6 p --Ditto (fifth shares), 41 p.—Mast chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34—Ditto (preference shares), 131—Midland, 711 11 / I—Ditto (new pref. 41 ref cent.), i p.—North - Union, A (guaranteed - by London and North Western and Lancashire and York shire), 261—$t. Helen's Railway and Caul), 754—Ditto (new pref. 6 percent.), 7 p.—South Eastern and Dover, 11 I—York, Newcastle, and ;Berwick, 181—York and North Midland. 26'—Dutch lthenish, 21 d. Marten myna, JUNK 21.—There was a very strong mar ket, and prices have had an upward tendency in almost all il•veriptions of stook. Cheshire Junction, 101 donian, 211—Leeds Stack, 781 —Doren, 21 11-16—Shef fields, 344—Great Northern, 22—Eastern Counties, 101 — York and North 141.11 and, 231—North Stafford-, 6 (I.— Shrewsbury and Clie.ter, 181—East Lane shire, 19—t hea ter and Holyhead, 23.. Ilittnimnit.tra, Jess 22.—This market was active again to-day, and prices hail a tendency upwards. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were done at 101, and 10/. 13a. 9,1. ; Lon don and North Westerns at 126 ; Shrewsbury and Birming ham A.'s at 84 ; and in local stocks, Birmingham and Stat . - fordable, Das, at 1001. LZEDS, JUKE "2.—The market has been better this morning, and the leading stocks show an advance upon the sales of yesterday. The closing transactions are as follows: Eastern Counties. 10,e, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 771; Midland Stock, 701, 71 ; L ee d s N ort h ern . , 171. a? 9d. : North Western, srl, Si. 16s. 3d., 84; South Eastern and Dover, 211 ; York and North Miuland, 2,14; Lancashire and Yorkshire Fifths, 43 die.; East La ca tat ; Cale donians, 214.