The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-10 00:00:00

. 1 4/i >‘l.- . , %!s' it -,eferia-.0 41_ 11 -0.-r-e.--,4"..._.. oft Ire it •• - / sea 4t „0.5 1 --- 1 .. c... ...:- 7 4-- , ( ---------- "Ij t • I i K.... 'I) • 1 • _ No. 2,122.) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1853. c.--- ,, , • FOREIGN RAILWAYS. PEN 'SSC LAU and ORIENTAL STEAM where they arrived safely. The names of those saved are SHARE LISTS. NAVIGATION COMPANY. Joshua Cherry, master ; Henry Appleby, first mate ; Wm. te 8 i %sheep and Roumania I/ 1 die AfONA A 3 Lo 311SANOLUENT Vat:lolll3.a, AND SUMMED FARES AND White, tad. do.; Wm. Hopper, cook ; George Land, ear- 30 4 Declares to Grabsessan. par 1 Fla 4 penter ; Thomas Hall, Ply. Pickering, Wen. Wardale, Robe. Tut: ESDAT EVENING. 3 3 Ideimaa gaiters Jambe 1 1 DEPARTI'IIe..4 Ol: rwagrm, Simpson, James Anderson, all able seamen ; Henry 20 ... Charleroi rise grquennu. 14 1 Increased anxiety ~ I mit% t. vis .. •Se %TT - Pie Aden Ceylon, Nedra; Desalts Alcock, •apprentice ; Samuel Taylor, ordinary sea- The railway market to-day exhibited a more un- so to woe aaa BeirlßcOti ... 1I i 21.1 0 r1 ..":„.';' -,,-; 4; * so . ".05.,,, ..J 11 me Kona, ...It the 4th sad 20th favourable aspect than for some days past, being 2020 25 it, b l Th.:" .. tr a lab irinew; i: . 7 . •:. sl i t ii : .pa dla isi di ffi culty produced a '' . --. ''' - * thoopc 5, and on the 10th and seta from men ; Wm. Feasiou, passenger. Those drowned are John throughout the Stock Mum owntla two KW marked by a general fall, which, in some cases, wl . la Barker and wife, Charles Bushly and wife, Charles Spiok, disposition to effect ea via OINCAPO:ZE - For Adetdde , Port Philip, and wife, and two children, George brewery and wife, Thomas rather severe. There hos been a great deal of sell- 5 i Groat Indium Penetrate.. If 3 Sv Ar;I7AL L I i. y d ~,„ ~ ,,,,,ta n e at Inteicai on the itlt of July, and 4th c f every Baile y and wife. Jane Penon, Mary Coomer, George 11111, lug to-day, the " bulls" showing eagerness to " get 21.1 10 oflndi a l etill of maser 1 11 I. P. 4 1 being shaken by flit after hues A attliamplon, and on the 10th of altrrolte """" h th " .- i --- 81888 ..8 18 8 ".. 8 " 8,,,,, iillo. Robert Poole, William Parr, Charles Liddell, wife, and out," whilst speculative operators for the fall have r 1 all 1:11. 1n. W ison, 111.1"111141. (rusi oa 111r ),;c73 I _ 4ll _ l 141 although actual veal Jo sad I.°J. ol ''''.'r ; Wit. ie 4 , 8 888 , ett ,, ~i every „ mu , ire , three children, paaseagers; William Scholey, steward; probable, intelligence se yr% ftl DAP .- naturally been induced to extend their sales. i i luses&Pistoja,sp.CLPtel 1 I die ..,,,,-: 1 .,:„ . .veil the Debase hub boas Itsrseities. - Batchelor, sat maker ; William Mitchell Reed, approve - 2. 15 Laaamboare ... .. 64 7 able e ff ect on the pi --ris-1-17i' and CoNt . l.camtueLE.-on the 27th of every month tice; Richard Fletcher, ordinary seaman. - tc li , Do. ( itallway) .. ili 44 before we can hope Lc THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK , 5 2 Do. ... ... , .. is Is hem .4•••il. , int, t.m . . • 0.% .014 04111 C• A4-For Vigo. Oporto, Lisbon. Cad's, and . There is an absence of active operations in the .! 3 Do. (Donal)... ... .. If If a satisfactory solutior p,i,,,iter, tremeoutbeanpues, en the 7tb, 17th, and 27th of every A MEXICAN ROBBER CHIEF. te 2 Dail per et. Prefereace 6 1 die 33 2 : 0 4 r s . Lim4 11ar1a ?,... :A:011117.7 4 .iii . De. :. , ;- 4 . - 71 the funds to-day was railway market to-day, the dealers being in a state of dis h selling is partly rea ll' el . ecrn and CM % 4.-Te " ll.°l the f32°13°117 Ply <4 ° 4°1 ° 4417 A correspondent of the San Francisco Herald, suspense, and prices have consequently undergone no ie 71 urns ... ... ... .. 16 2 pm 91 rerasn:7 rOOO .I,4°'°Dll between Calcutta , Penan g' 31I PP Ne . 1111 3$ writing from Monterey, April 16, says : during the last few d gem 311.1 '4llllooft material change. The fall appears to be checked, Rumours reached this place yesterday that Joaquin, but no real recovery in prices can be reported. Cale- 20 2 C Do. Do4es teleran) .. - - 71 eu lative sales have bee a i,,. rate. of Pamir ow and freiaht on the India sad - • • B* been esmaider.thir reduo d. art 4 may be b use upon ....• , . h.....with two of his bend , surprised the inmates of a California to I. Northern of Frani.. . 341 841 364 i stood that speculator; --- .. .....,,,,,....t the Cusp info fiches, 122, Leadenhalt.street, London, house, on the Salinas Plaine, one night lag week, by donians and London and North:Westerns have been 20 Al! Do. 101.3 per et. Yowl for the " put" of Con, will,„ a....;.at.5c, southariptes. knotting at the door and demanding entrance. After much hesitation they were admitted, when they civilly asked for a shade better, British are flat . b but Oxford and Worcesters and North tree It. a Amteas MX.. 141 14 10 all SorweglenTrank Prefer. Itr 8 30 Is Perm and Lyn* .„ ~ 134 IS pla 231 1 depression. At the totally unmarked b . .cilis of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANK S . some refreshment-the spokesman saying that he and his French shares continue to recede, especially &ram - 30 o Pans aid Orleans ... ~ 41 43 ISIVY.NTSIFNT OF CAPITAL. companions had last their road and were belated ; that they bony 20 Ana+ DEslenus ot Is v unlNG 3"”IRT are rell"!•!*4 46 were on their way to the South to purchase cattle. The 1 ORDINARY SHARER AND STOCK& 2O 21 Priesod Ileum .. .. 40 42 30 tc Parts aid eitmelo‘l:4 .. 331 $4l 33 1 I $ Although the feeling so prejudicial to the oi „,au, Lt. p . :afi i t s tbt c .sallt e I ,, Nt i t ih A ra tili t lilr i liCh sad 13 tareat ;sbeearTob: ranchero sad his family seeing these men armed to th.: Vs 4 P YI4.OII•PARDVARRORTII 3 4 ma usually well informer szaT /0. 0 1 . 1. Ti n . , , ~4 , . teeth in the dead of . night, were fain to be observant of gh. 1 pd, Kamen. 0.301111 WNW elks 43 . 4 0 r let 71 Quotes mod liebasond .. 1 dls Yesterday. to 2 P.= go Its Seesmand Ram ... ... I o I, riar ing upon the political 111141141 .mes hi- saTiell - i redorma 'e. " Jussmis - ' ' y be had at thee:lSe*, or sent, dieeretion. The spokesman was a tall, handsome mon, about - --• 5 2 tore Wed& 4 dis der the circumstances pstg.% nii dl years old,witha long beard and apparently false moustache, St. NO Aberdoss -.-. ... .. 35 25 Isl 30 , o Samheco o d u lleasis 11111114111 4xna M0R1L4074 , Maaseins Directly. and carried 4 revolvers and a large bowie knife. The other 2 9 3 4 4 DoWoollsMlltelle. le 4 Dab go Ont. Peelle - ~... I . ge.marinheftse e Nra&lserupseee, Landow were dm well armed, and had the best of horses-the best act wesa ..... 54 5/ 131 al Illem.Wets.dresegYauer si is t sa is ss 2 South of France - - meat are looked fora 1* 4 Sunset eltence 4 5 pas .-.7.-- •- - mut: 001.1) REVIVER, is. ea. per Bottle. various subjects, with great familiarity and politeness, it iri on utnainsitElai.lllllll6l32.C. 10 11 VI al Upper bellagertp 51 ail Wool Theism 4e 5 for the 19th July, A ri.scrro isirlo SILVER le. per Bottle.-Throe lens- came into the occupant's head that the veritable Joaquin, NI 154 Ds. di. do. 301- II 31. die 10 8 Da. 51 ger Cant. Prekr. i die par period of rho day w savvii":„ l _,,,,„, 1.1 II Z,, p at ~..1 3‘ 1 4T.1111.36 , ..,.. 1 . 61". .....b.., 01d , k ,; ... the robber chief of the Stanislans Placers, was the man 20. Pot $4101144101114 4 4W ... - M.,. 102 20 10 Womanise Fi....0.... 0 ,,,r 0 • 11 , 4 77, tk ,„'"" -- 3, bo iie e:eh - e c e - gu e e eeeme s eh t,' -' - ---°- " ------- who hem . Ile asked the question of el- If ° ° °14344 " ... ... - '" 3 Pi _Ads 3 ,,, p ,t e t ee . was convening with it all Cheeler end Holyhead .. 112 22 87 q7l 311 3 10 2 Woetanoliwlterrisad 1 iMI 28 $ Zealand 3 2 dls final quotation beini won/. al. gineopor vo lip.sos Isorfolliannset! ; City Ispot, the polite man with the tour six-shooters, if he had just se all o , k mil s mk . ... ... 2 0 3 1 Dra g e . L eh den.halge; , :who ii4riair; CORIJI&O, Pantheon; come from the Placers, and if any news had been heard 1., 41„ pagemana pda l segtoie , g 4 pm grovernment broker nts,2l, Welber Ateads.- we oNITIPS. of Joaquin, as he was told a great many parties were sent ss no ussailee, rwiii,aud Aber. MISCELLANEOUS. Threes. The offici in search of him, wiCi the expectation of receiving a ism Isesstion ... ... 11 0 I 1 1 cesium Three per Cent. Coat 5.1 51 DRIGIETON SELTZER WATER, 4e. a Dozen. large reward. The person addressed put his hand to his 23 51.. Nut Areat?! .. _ .....1 „ , So. Ilk. iIIaCaLLANIOVS. PO 1 prices Hamner done ..,,f '- 1 „, 1,- ex div. Thri 1111 Mr. HOOPER has REDVCS D his PRICE for Eriahtos Bellew heart, and with grave politeness and penetrating glance, 1 1 1 ;t 1 3 . 1 „ r3 ( al. ' 8 ... U. ), 1 61 Li •Yester day . today. 12 1 1 saa readapts MAD ile. to 4s. per dos.w. Atio other mr.ded ...Wain rept i.d_ -- -- --, Three- and -a-Quarter 33 ad Easters Unto. Gars. A.. I 10,090 140 Minralise An_ ~L. 33 61 63 62 Mr7ll, sal " kg ' so° w " .171 "`" it " "'"" 11 " 1- 8 " 141° '" " Sir, lam that Joaquin, and no min takes me alive, Annuities, 1860, 61. ert unbutton. Sells and fetes eOppiled so with quantities tine I.U. Si.) r ,, . I 94 10i 50 drlLAtreriesnLand 3 , 4; 68 70 .ii as ay be D e t,,,,,, t w i ce , d ai ly. A prospects. with or comes within one hundred yards of me, with these good 35 id tro._ class le irs aad 0 din 61 71 en 100 Nast I 714 71) 73 10,000 100;.'ansda Company.. 32) 61 70 100,000 filCsystal Palace 3, 21 111 pun 74 1 The Exchequer fl Bead pri.ea m a le on applicsqoa.-HOOPER, 7, Pall.mall weapons."fluence of the rep sea ; mean, Grossest - Janet, wed-wrest. A ithout any further ceremony, and perfectly unexcited, 11'. 1 all IL Ili W.L Dte.&l3l . ;Lin i 94 tl 130 . 0001 4 Cryst.PaLor France 2.41 „ 21 St 10 " &Unbar:eh and (Lune . 123,71: 1121. Brit. Awd. Lend all .1f pm issue, is in a very the robber went on to relate the rearm of his conduct in 10 11 Edl , 3 , ugheL3 pecy.,... - _ WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, his late caret r: he had been opnressed, robbed, and per- fit. 100 Edinburgh, Perth.Ounin ' 18 30 I. Do. Preferenee... all - - 120,0110 5 Paelltiv.Lnd.nAlin. all ll 21 pm 71 7 again rose 3s. to-day, as elletaml eare for Asthma, Oinglis, Celli, Sandmen el muted by the American in the Placers; had lost 40,000 at. leo Simeon lb douthWeetera - - 100,0001 l'imulshAust.lanst all IItI/ pm I Bonds mark 295. to ; ltreash. all NM's' 4Doofitwo and Ne..._DololooOko If f0 .. . 444114 2 . 1t0 do ars, been driven from a piece of land which he was St. too Great Northern .., .. 83 84 8 5 I 12,700 15 3. Armenian Land 23 149 42 1 The foreign stock i alallir lter" is rellsmos°^ 4 br.'••••I'llir• S almt "' • '''`.". working with an American companion; had been insulted it. 100 Dos As 114 ° 44 ... ...' 3° . . 113 10,0001 lOO.VanDienien'slAnd 2111' 17 19 17 1 with Consols, and el; addresses ey Dr. Kamm to the a Woolley.* TiMaral 1531 ~.8 , .8 , ,w 8 anim b,pki e 32, ..'lVii - , - 1 6 mege l e efteeme m es an d . grossly . maltreated, wit . hout justice s ; _had .. been gogge., 64 1. huu ps' B . Il f s k - - *1 131 134 6 Ille Ot.gsieth.endaTeirt.(lre.. Ile 112 111 I 2 and Russian, besides w 4,..„ p a n e d i s pubsenry empidaw. ba55.......1., and he was determined to be revenged fo r Inv wrongs four - 8, me' c h , ee e w ee s ees .., .. iri n Off 16 1 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 4 o'clock, Mexican gess, wanes, nerd or the *ea. O. c. seseas , M.D., fold. He had 'oohed many. killed many, and more should is it mu gun it .. 74 A 1 ' , tiled nausea Spanish Deferred, ";.' map-Armes 1141 1 44,1340 Tim'? 1 • 41134 . 2.-1141 .._,.... 16101 1ma1... __, . 0,111 . 1 _ suffer in the same way. fie appeared then to grow very 30 all Worm asiCsethae .. 94 ( 1 6 3 No. gbarei DARR% Paid. prier doom medicos% PraParalli ad, I, W"I'll. thuriti• ••••••••a •"" •7 serious, and become excited. 161 ig i Larast i redioNale . . : 77 771 "1 771 1 Yesterday. to-dsy , percent .; Granada / W amino, merreame , is teem at le. lid. sag la el each. " I was once a great admirer of the Americans, and „/It- ~ ~.. ..., 4i 11 dla Ili --- -- - ----' 91 to 10. The list 21,444 40 Australasia thought them the moot generous, noble, and liberal people I; iT i D :747 2 1,1 1 ,, - g T: - letee sa a . a 4.0,000 25 C h ar t. Sank of Asia 1. f 1 die Austrian Old Five p ILE DAILY NEW 8. fa the world, from having seen so many of them in my 50 o n li o n, * n ew. ~, .. 15 lei 56,000 30 Chart. Bank of ladle. 108. per .£). Be l Landon Moraine Paper, pesee 3d. own country and here who were men of the most generous 11 4 iltelaseSomaad Illaaktrall b 9 Australia, and Chin 2 fI pm Ala Polttisal Ow.. Ce. D ULF NEW 4 is st the bead of the 1.1.- 97 i (exchange, 251 feral ~,,,,., if Great Br i tui. ..t,„,... t i n , free onmThrres to he broaden and honourable principles, to whom tyranny and i.justice le 5 • Loa.,Tilbury,& Southend 1 2pm 23,000 * English, Scottish, soil the In. in Loa., Brighten, A 14. Cs-or 103 104 111 Australian Chartered 10 1 dlsl pm Costs., 100 ; ditto „ 0 „,,,, ~,,t ,i; . 818 d and pratticai mums, whether pehtuel, metal, were as hateful as the rule, of Urchupinos to ot. , itto Lessee& Neen.wodi 1141 1111 1141 I I 23,000 20 London Bane of Aux 100.1 ; ditto Fours( sr eselot.t.t.ml. Mexicans. I hated the insecurity and revolutions of Mei- le' 12 Do. Fifths _ ... , . , 11 3 pas trans and India 2 - - la the ‘1: rut and nitre iglu General News.-In the menney of lb ice, and came here, thinking to end my days in California23,o9o 10 Lrodou Chartered Bunt ex disk Dutch Twe 10 ! I Do.gleah.,ll.sedLT 1 14 ~ 2 Law Nsts.“... -111 the ample, " 41 ° 1 . and impartial °ll ' fae " °I D° in peace as a citizen of the United States. With an Ameri- Bt. IMO Union & toutit.Alestar, 88 69 83 of Australis . 2 .. .. .. . 121 /1i pm 111 ditto Four per Ce Foreign Inelltieuer, and in Iv varied illenaltilr and commercial in can friend I too k up a piece of land not far from Stockton, So I lilt De., an ... ... ... I S die 24.040 2{ Oriental Rank Corpora all 51 33 Penutiou essittined in the City, Railway, and Monetary Articles,-Bonds, 51„ 6. Frt Shisraper 4 ansunamect • and was getting a fine little farm under way, when I was 40 ,34 Dee A* - ;.• - 3 4 414 IS all Londonderry & Co.endoe 12 I S Royal 5 al Mistral. Bananas It enettate. a mare &Wier list of Shipping than any other paper- annoyed, insulted, and injured to such • degree by my l and Gold Import. Co. I 4 dls par Itentes 100 f. 50c. Q 13 all londondrry& Espial:dna 19 21 5,000 1 , 15 South i ustralli ea nelesirety early report of saippias in the Indian Beam b, every neighbours, that I could Oct live in peace. I then went in 5 ... He 3h , m3,834.4 , Liee m,4,. 3 ( 3 3 . 1 291 10,000 ,IS Uslon or Australia eserland mail-awl the wily daily Mining Report, with hat oprices, the Placers, and was getting on very well, when I was pi 44 Iso.Liaa.lLMel. Cals.. 34 20 ills 5,000; „. Do. Ncw lll $ 6 4 I Peruvian Four "Malted asywheve. , driven from my hole by some of my lawless neighbours. R. 100 Midland .. ... . 711 711 711 1 '`' It addresses itself to familia. all Wag OW f paper B3 . Russian Five t belg te e r ee ., - " es I was in trade and business there, and was wronged and St.litai D o . Km . , ea;113.-rhy 40 42 'Reno" which esetodes. sod bas always ezele:4 l . l . from• MINES. Fonr-and-a- half per allelleasim edvertimmeats. cheated by every one I trusted. At every turn I took I 30 1 47 4 31 ". '''''''' . * tlie ""** "" -- lit, prove. it public Wear lo shown by the oat return of stamps lust, or was swindled and robbed, and that, too, by the very 11 4 . 100 17 4," ! ,..D 1 ..".1. 41 f i 4°27 " - . - - - 13 63 TUTESDAY EVENING. Five per Cents, 93 Issued far the year Otto to Vs leading London rove of OT men for whom I had had the greatest frier) .ship and Three Cents. 2 per, wawa It sill Acsentthat th ,... i.tr a (Ibe younge s t by r: than admiration. I saw them daily commit acts of the most 23 ; 174 sessportAbess.zellerefoid - 1 ... -. die .. Business in British mines continues to improve,6l Cate., per Cent. lel 114 Do. Burr ExtinsiOis I i pin I ii [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. The aggregate results presented by these returns +e, es follows : THURSDAY ETINING. Increased anxiety as to the;:ne --- oltie T i;;;ish difficulty produced a marked feeling of depression throughout the Stock Exchange to-day. A general disposition to effect sales has been evinced, confidence being shaken by the prevalent apprehension that, although actual war is not generally considered probable, intelligence calculated to have an unfavour able effect on the public mind may be looked for betore we can hope to have news of any approach to a satisfactory solution of the difficulty. The fall in the funds to-day was 4 per ceut., but, although the selling is partly real, it is mainly speculative, and during the last few days it is estimated that the spe culative sakes have been very large. It is further under stood that speculators for the fall have given largely for the "put" of Console, thus adding to the general depression. At the final close the markets were totally unmarked by any symptoms of recovery. Although the feeling of anxiety, however, has been so prejudicial to the markets, it is believed in circles usually well informed, that no fresh intelligence bear log upon the political dispute was received to-day. Un der the circumstances the statements expected to be .siode to-morrow evening by government in Parlia ment are looked forward to with extreme interest. Consols opened this morning at 984 to 1 ex. div., for the 19th July, but soon gave way, and at one period of tho day were offered at 98k. A rally to 981 to I succeeded, but this was not maintained, the final quotation being 98,1 to 1, and feeble. The government broker invested again in Reduced Threes. The official business report includes:— Three per Cent. Console, for account, 19th July, 981, kex die. Three per Cent. Reduced, on Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 , I, 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. Bank Stock, 229. The Exchequer Bill market, partly under the in fluence of the repayment of a portion of the June issue, is in a very anomalous position. The price again rose 3s. to-day, closing 6s. to 9s. prem. India Bonds mark 296. to 325. prem. The foreign stock market was weaker, in sympathy with Cunsols, and closed flatly. Mexican, Spanish, and Russian, besides other stucke, were lower. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 27! to 3; Spanish Deferred, 231 to ; the Certificates, '5l to 6 percent.; Granada Active, 22 to 23; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. The list of actual sales is annexed : Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 851 (exchange 108. per £). Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 (exchange, 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto Five per Cents. (Rothchild's), 1001; ditto Fuur-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99 ex disk Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634, 65; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 94 Equador Bonds, 5,1, 6. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes 100 f. 50c. (exchange, 25f. 10c.) Granada Deferred, 10. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 3, a. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 85. Russian Five per Cents., 119, 118; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103, 3, 1021. Sardinian Five per Cents, 931 ex dir. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 233, ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 6 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provin cial Mortgage Loan, 2 dia. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 39, 4. Money to-day was very easy out of doors, and dis count accommodation was readily obtainable at rates considerably below those of the Bank of England. As might have been anticipated, however, from the activity of trade, there is a good demand for money, At the Bank to-day there was again a suspension of voluntary acceptances of new stock. The aggregate quantity of tea on which duty was paid in the United Kingdom on the let, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th June amounted to no less than 6,520,000 lbs. Dublin letters mention that the Bank of Ireland has resolved to raise its rate of discount for English bills from 3to 31 per cent. The rates of advance on other securities (including Irish bills) are, it is stated, to remain as before. Miscellaneous shares generally sympathised with the downward movement of the other departments of the market to day, especially in the afternoon. Australian Agriculturals closed some 51. per share lower than yesterday, falling to 60, and leaving off 61 to 63. The other land shares were also heavy. British American Land closed 65 to 70. Bank of Aus tralasia shares were steady, but the other Australian descriptions, and Oriental Bank declined. Crystal Palace shares receded to 3 to fr prem. Shares of i the London Joint Stock Bank have been done at 22/ to I. London and Westminster Bank, 36. Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 31. Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 76 ex div. ; ditto (231. paid), 40, 391. Berlin Waterworks, par. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France, I to 1 prem.; of .the Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 to 01 dis.; Australian Building Company, I to 1 prem. ; Mel bourne and Colonial Hosts. Investment, 4 to I prem. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Magdalena Steam Navigation Com pany has been called for the 15th inst., to consider " the propriety of authorising the directors to vary the amount and number of the shares, and also to en able them to borrow, pursuant to the powers con tained in the deed of settlement, any sum not ex ceeding 30,0001., as may be required for the purposes of the company." In the market for United States securities, Messrs. • Gross amount No. of Average receipt recciv.d. miles open. per mile. 1853.... £944,327 4,239 j £57 19 6 18.52.... 242,792 4,096: 59 5 5 The return of the corresponding . week of last year, with which the present return is contrasted, em braced the Whitsun•week traffic, so that no fair com parison can be instituted between the two periods. The apparent decrease in the London and South Western Company's receipts is owing to this year's A return being taken to the Saturday only, instead of Sunday, by which six days' traffic of 1853 is com pared with seven days of last year. The returns on Scotch hues are as under : 18.53. Glasgow and South Western £5,025 Caleonnian 9,790 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish .Central North British Scottish Midland Junction 734 1852 .... £4,094 .... 8,768 .... 4.183 .... 1,902 .... 3,6 2 .... 691 Total The Irish returns are : 1863. 1862. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and Counts, Down 305 263 Londonderry and taniskillen Cork and Bandon Ulster Cork, 131ackrotk, and Pastage 204 .... 117 The total receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Railway (including Wear Valley and Rederir) for the month of May, were 22,321/. against 19,405/. in the corresponding period of last year, showing an in crease of 2,913/. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic ex press:— Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 944; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 5-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23; ; the Couplns, 6; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 484 ; Portuguese New, 37; Austrian Five per Cent. Meanies, 82 3-16 ; Grartada De ferred, 10 5-16 ; Mexican New, 26,1; Equador, 41. Greek (Blue), 64, Paris closing prices of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ltentes, 101.60; ditto Three per Cents., 76.50; Bank Shares, 2,675 f. The quotations from both these bourses generally ex hibit a decline. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English funds have again been depressed to day, the market being in a state of considerable sus pense, but at the present moment the feeling is a shade steadier. Consols opened 984 to ex div. for the 19th of July, which is also the pre sent quotation, but in the interval they have been buyers at 984, and, at another period of the morning sales were effected as low as 98. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 994 to 994; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1014 to 1; South Sea Old Annuities, 1004 ; Bank Stock, 229; Exche quer Bills, 35., 65., and Bs. prem.; India Bonds, 325. pi em. Foreign stocks are generally flat, including Crane dian, Mexican, Spanish, and Russian; and sellers would have to submit to reduced prices. There have been few operations, however, in this department. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 9; ; Mexican, 271; Portuguese Fours, 39 ; Russian Fives, 117 to 118 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024 to 103; Spanish Old Threes; 481; ditto Deferred, 234 to 4; Sardinian, 934 cx div.; Dutch Fours, 96. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was a good demand for new fresh Foreign Wheat to-day, at an advance of Is. per qr. upon Monday's rates ; the high rates demanded for floating c argon, checked business. Flour could scarcely be purchased on such favourable terms as in the beginning of the week. Barley was in short supply, and rather dearer. Oars must be noted Gd. to Is. higher. Beane and Peas firm, at Monday's rates. Autsxvaa INTO LONDON FROM JUNE oth to JUNE 10th. CD& Raeli • bomb. inak. kuresat. Wheat Barley 6O 3670 (I..te 4O • 1920 3370 Malt ..... 1030 Fleur, 150 sacks and 3310 burels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Soma.—The result of the week shows rather a small business done, and, with the exception of Rood and fine qualities, which have sold steadily, last week's currency has scarcely been sustained. The refined market has been very dull, and prices are a shade lower; grocery lumps, 455. Gd. to 4Se. TEA.—Tbe trade have been fullysoccupied in paying duties, and clearing Tea this week, anti have not been in the market. Full prices have been paid, and the large deli veries have given an improved tone to the market. COFFEE.—The good consuming qualities of Plantation Ceylon have told at previous rates. Native sold in public sale, imported 1849 to 1852, 1,200 bags, 465. to 475. ; a few lots, 455. Gd. Brazil also sold, 38s. to 435. Gd. SALTPETRE.—Tbio article has sold steadily to day at advanced prices. SPlCES.—Pepper, Nutmegs and Mace, have sold freely at very full prices. COTTON.—About 1,800 bales sold during the week at previous rates. SPIRITS.—Runt and Brandy have sold steadily at last week's prices. BOROUGH MARKET-THIS DAY. Maim. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Fenton, repo that the accounts continue to speak of a gradual increa of fly, and the market for hops is advancing. Du 110,0001. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow Market is' firm for forward delivery, specu lators being disposed to purchase, but the sales have gone on at a slight decline. Town Tallow is quoted at 465. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 3d. to 475. Gd. June, 475. 3d. Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. 3d. to Os. Gd. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LZADINRALL.—Present quotations : Hides, 661 b. to 6416., 21d.; 641 b. to 721 b., 21d. to 3d.; 721 b. to 801 b., 3d. to 3d.; 801 b. to 881 b ,, 31d. to 3 1d.; 881 b. to 961 b., d. to 3ld. ; Horse Hides, 6s. Gd. to Gs. ; Calf Skins, light, is. to 35.; full, 6s. BEHMONDsBY.—Sheep Skins: Downs, Gs. to Bs.; Lambe, 2s. to 3s. Bd. ; Shearlings, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. thought them the meet generous, noble, and liberal people ii lie I*.Waßliting Mike s 4 e „ S 924500 23 Miartd. Sank aka& to 4 1 die 1 I „,,, ,, ho col o ,t r r ld, a f n r s , r,e , h . a: ihnogge were enUMW 20 Chart. Rant of ~., T H E ~,..2.,".„,„?.„,L,,T,,,,,..N B W 8 ' menl manyO 3e .f ol t o h at enl gen in efo rn tl Y s tti %1 11.61 :51 1 F12:Okni11 .. 1 : 16 1 1 / Australia, and Chins 2 4 Ipm ass Ynllticel (hire. the DULY 11"4 is at the be " of the Ll ' Sad h countr y and principles,to whom tyranny and it •ustice lo 5 bru e lfleoey,k Couthrnd 1 2pm 25,000 * English, wanted:, and w e) Pr,.. of Great Britain, advoodint tree oninnierne in it. becalm • 0•00 e• e .d _ _ 26, .... its. Corzt 103 104 IC3 Australian Chartered tO 1 Mel pea owe, and alt send sad practkal retortion whether politicaLuelal, were as hateful as the rule of Llachupinos to the e... ! !!„.• gk e tk.woe, 1141 no 1141 6 1 23,000 20 London Ilene of Au er eseleekteest. Mexicans. I hated the insecurity and revolutions of Mez- ;" o •tt''', 14e.s.,uum .., ... . 11 2 pa trails and India Bank. . 2 - - la the rams' And value dna Genera Mesta,-In the money Wile ice, and came here, thinking to end my days in California 10 1 Drailillsb.,lLud &t,C 4 14 „ 2 23,000 20 Leaden Chartered Law Sele4le.-4• t h e ample, .P." 11 e ` nrW " a it" in peace as a citizen of the United States. With an Ameri- g e . l eo u n d ue 6 s eot h.w ester : es 59 34 Foreign Intelligence, oral lo the varied mercant: ic and commerrial Us. of Australis l2l /le pea 111 ego friend I took uo a piece of land not far from Stockton, to 111 De" Mb „. ... ... 4 3 die 24,0010 26 Oriental Banc . Corpora all 111 Si ternation oat-deed in the City, Hallway, and Monetary Articles,- and was getting a fine little form under way, when I was 40 24 De,, AM ... .... 5 4 die 6 e,0061 5 Royal Austral. Rankine RusPaper is unsurpeesed. 15 all landondeeryk Ce.eralne 12 13 It seat . n. 3 more dettile, let of Shipping than any othw toper- annoyed, insulted, and injured to sock a degree by my 1 and Gold Import. Co. 1 1 die par $5 all laragmArry& Ecnietu..ca 19 21 5,000, 13 South i ustralia peewee-int) , early report of Chipping in the Indian Seas by every neighbours, that I could not live in peace. I then went in 6 ... 160 sunds.66•4o , /.4o6oinje. 3( 1 3 - 1 291 MON : lb Caton of Australia overland mail- 90 ' 10 m 001 7 dug, 31400 41 se.", with 1 • 4 . wk., the Placers, and was getting on very well, when I was si 41 tee.Maneb LlaeL Cake 38 11l dis 8,000; „. Do. published anywhere. driven from my hole by some of my lawless neighbours. fit. l loo llndlend_ . ... ... ... . 111 711 711 1 It addressee itself to tam es, a, being the only paper heath , * the I in and la •end was wronged and Se. He Daum and DO!, 40 42 trade inmate then, en " which eeetuden„ and has .dways excluded, Irons its whomwas• MINES. sleeken , ' edventesseents. cheated by every one I trusted. At every turn I took I 60 6 1 4 • 11 • 1 . 0 - y's set. °se" - - - se 17e. Ditto trait skim- ... - - Its 2 rest it public tamer IA f 3 / 4 311111hy the last return of stamps lust, or was swindled and robbed, and that, too, .by the very 44. it ,. rowwwore . 6 1 as yuted f„r the year DM to Pa leading London NewsltoP9M 0 5 men for whom I had bad the greatest fnen .ship and fid 31 Do. en „ git i ni eo;, l s sei , Tnyasrmy Byname. eta& It well be sees that this paper (the youngest °I. more 11 .' admiration. I saw them daily commit acts of the most 3 6 I re n eneort eh erg am e refeid .... - die Bu s iness in British mines continues to improve, linty yeara had in five years beaten its tone oldest competitors : outrageaus and lawless injustice or of cunning and mean 50 74i newer i.nd Ennas.•.o., 21 $ 21 and a demand still exists for those paying regular letatalehed. Stamps issue& , , _ _ _ ..... ,160569t3m0.. 3 9 Moseiwo CH:Jr:ICUS . e . ll 1 9 . 7.ey_w ... ... 20 62 31 dividends: TO-day we quote buyers o f West Camden MOAN ISO P. .. _ _ at 245 to 250 ; Devon Great Console, 370 to 380 ; OL/C313 111 ILALD, DAILY NEWS 113411 _ week,JA,s2,ooo_,__ those who have net I'll rob. My track shall leave a trail II - 100 'North British " ... .. 35 14 331 3 Alfred Consols, 19 ; South Caradon, 200 ; North The (10.- 01 . 4 .W.... c 4 th is Isw"w" 1' 1 " ..""'• of blood , and he that seeks me shall bite the dust, or I II 14 North h e ron, No . I. ... - - Ills Basset, 9tolo ; Alien, 61. A slight demand also 'platen recently es t eemed by a contemporary: will die in the strurgle. 1 will get my money back some $ all Do. 4 A Dewed .... - - , exists for shares of a speculative character. North “ the . Daly News , is the y•oungest of all the London seeing _ _ . j $ 6 Do. 113 Guaranteed - - die puma From the ant it took high grocualend • high . he er id tarty-re- way or other, and at least will not submit unrevenging o 20 174 North Statforranr,... .. 54 5As Wheal Trelawney, 61 ; Tayey Console, 4 ; East pee eating consktently that earocrvative lib.vaisin which Is clearly outrage." 59 all North Western the , oshc *aloe of Eaartand : and anode. with the Noma blithest Joaquin aid that hearing a large reward was offered for le 10 Northand B. Westernism - - pea gradation of the recognised duly press, and with the largest eh head or his living body, he rode into Brockton du- SL lee Oaford, Wora„ps Woofs. 484 464 42 9 Tamar Console, 31,1 ; Wheal Gaskus, 11. smote, of advartimeseets -next to the • Times '-obtatned by any , guised, walked leisurely around with his serape thrown St. we .ene.teli Central ... The gold min ing share market _participated in the 11°14 "°7' lie l iditkal I ' m `b" 'Tem"' "" It. KlaMardi. over his shoulders, reading the different handbills pasted *pee Ilsotteds 'Odle* ... Minemee. we. Ile Rims. ... - 63 65 Ts be ordered of anao tre eteller ee leswenan In the kingdom ;Of a up about the town. Coming to one of these, in a public ::.' TO Do. L.3‘sl..Guer.fekt 70 75 71. lost the improving appearance previously noticed. meoalse. 10, Bouvet t, Pleamereet, London. thoroughfare, where 5,000 dolt. was offered for his capture. 10 6 Obrarebary and Hereford 11 1 dis Prices were generally rather lower, yet without pre he wrote in pencil and h, tt I will give 10,000 dull. ga l ea s tigene e sey ce p s b ees , R. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, myself-Joaquin," and leisurely rode out of the town Mee. W. Min.) .- 17 19 Denting any marked fall. Peel River were consider ortnoitos. Aritawmpirisal, and Originat. Is. seek; by pan, 134 al De.Haems ... ... ... 51 94 ably depressed . At four o'clock Peel River were _ _ ___ Pi. ~ . 241 len Oswestry ... .. IS 15 quoted 11 to 2/ prem. • Colonial Gold 11 to It WHAT TO UT, DRUM AND AVOID. CHINESE ACTORS IN NEW YORK. le 114 ebsepoldr• Cake ... .. 51 31 die ant Se le Ileath Devoe ... ... W2I prem.; Great Nugget, l ' i to 11 prem.; British LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. St. 100 South Rastas ... .. .. 70 704 701 Australian, par to 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 1-16 dim. nt . For the first time in history a dramatic company se so *Mk Wiles ... .. $3 le HOW TO BS HAPPY. of the children of the Celestial Empire have condewendid 20 16 Om" 7 • 11 '.* iN ilver 13 14 to 1-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, .1 1-16 to Is. 35 5 Ditto ditto 44 41 to appear on the stage before the outside barbarians of 23 , ill anskinn &Diane= . 23 l e 1 3-16 prem. Anglo-Californiin, Ito 1 prem. ;Ague MORAL AND PHYSICAL lINJOYMENT OP LIM 234 Fria, 1; to 11 prem. this latitude. Praised be their tutelar deity, " Joss," for 45 30 n egese m eeen n ocii ne ta ij S 3 21 v. ON SPECIAL Malan& having inspired his faithful worshippers to come thus, to es 13 Veleta Reath ... ~. . 14 151 Mex'can and South American were rather cheaper, n. astonish our weak minds by the display of their great his- 50 alt Waterford and Olken' . 9 111 but otherwise there was no feature of importance m TIM INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGE LIPS, trionic talent! For several weeks past we have had the 14 WI Wawa. 8. . It 33 32 vu. 20 14 Were Cornwall lO 104 pleasure of seeing these natives of the Flowery Kingdom la „ a 021 . 0 , 66d2 . and Croydon 6 din ~62, 104 1 foreign adventures , except the shares of the Met- DISEASES OP WINTER.calfe Company, which fell to 51 to / prem., but had perambulating Broadway in groups, staring with their 26 I 62 . 26666 . 6 _ TIM 1 YamallY DERANOEMENTP, cONSIIPATION, and LUXOR& little porcine eyes at tho strange sights which there 901. 1110 York.Newerelskflowiek 69 70 119; 970 69 rallied at the close to 6to 1 prem. 110100. met their vision, carrying their tails behind U 20 Do. do. Extension I 71 74 dl. The closing prices of new undertakings are as is. snit z, them like the famous Corkonian, celebrated in the 231 114 Do.O.N.R.Parense• asimuu, Ittlill, and SCOTCH LAZES . 3 wen, b. sub. old ballad, end rejoicing in the display of calico pants, 6 t- • 100 /York and Nee* Ilidland 411 60 GO 59 1 Mining and Streaming, / to 1 prem._,_ . Melbourne SCOTCH which, for their magnificent proportions, must have - TITDROPAYEIT: OR, THE COLD WATER CURB Gold, I to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 to ~... created the envy of those habitués of the pat• to whom lik°""°°' 22, rawnk " lee-e°w; Carft1imk147."..4411.2" M--- their fashioners have been so niggard PREPREENLII MAIMS 1- die. ; Australian Consols, 2 to 1 die.; Monarch sa, Owarr., sid all bookastlers : Set IL it. Colverwell, M.D., 10, in the article of n 9L 100Aberdess I 91 96 anotheasse.Suratergesse *sown be memelledderly gem 10 till 5, cloth. In the omnibuses also, Nong- thong and Chi-ya - • all ,5a .... pia. s, e par ct 55 92 Gold, Ito 1 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and smA7 MIS. too, end the comrades of these Maereedys and Forest. of M. Ito Ftristol& Siete( 4 per Ct 167 109 Mining, 5-16 to 7 -16 per share ; Lewis Hill Range, ____ the Central Kingdom, may have been seen from day to day, et. I 00Csierktelea SIO ... ; ICS 119 It o 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito 1 per share ; sitting quite at their ease and apparently enjoying their IS 15 :Chim eall , ;(beater sad llo'yh : 194 504 WRECK OF THE AURORA OF lIVLL, AND ride, as if they were well used to that bone-shaking mode el 3 1 Cork and Deaden . 'lWs 4 Pm Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par; Cologne LOSS OF TIVENTY-SIX LIVES. of conveyance. Oa Friday evening, however the company, 51 all Deaden Perth, sad alier 1 Ikea Junction „. . • which is distinguished by the appellation of •• Likeoon's 34, 34 EastAnglien(sl.lo9l6p.CLl 4j 41 Connemara, par to tre 4 M. • Glenaulin, 3-16 to This vessel foundered at sea on Great Canton the 20th of May, S 3 Histrionic Company," made their debut in 51 5 ,Do. do. (31.) 7 Poe'6 1-16 die . ; Sulphate Of B ary tes, Ito 1 per share ; Niblo's theatre, before a very numerous and fashionable 7/ S Do. de. (71. 174.) 7 par CO 4 se pm Lackamor Copper, par to 1 prem. • Adelaide Land in latitude 46 N., longitude 38 W. We are enabled, from assemblage. The proceedings of the evening commenced II 61 Vad.Coe.gats.,s p e.,N01; 1. 21 eft a report drawn up by the captain, to furnish the full par- with whnt is described in the programme as an tt imposing • I. 61 to do. No. 9. 1 2 „ and Gold, 11 to 01 dia. ; sh a re; Oberhof, I to / pm.; 1: , ~. .ft Newf. per Cent. 'local 14 154 Britannia Gold, 7to ,1 per a Poltimore, beaten of the loss of this ill-fated Teasel. The Aurora, J. religious eeremony-invocation to Joss-Mu-chonwong (King in 120 , 11 . 02.en50n.602 1 60 .6p.Ct, 18 Ile Cherry, master, sailed from Hull on the 26th of April, for of Kings), Keenumm (Queen of Heaven), Ten-how (Lady 8' 6 I &Ilnhurgh,, Perth, and , dig. to 4 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and of Light) supplicating his benediction ." This ceremony . 1 Dundee, 34 per Cent l3l 34 Reduction, Ito 1 prem.; Ilespryn Copper, par to 1 New York, with a crew of 18 men and 24 passengers. On was . . ofsolemn by no means suggestne any very . or religious , St.' 100 OrestNorthere3 perils's', 1/5 130 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 pm.; Jamaica the 17th of May, the ship having encountered strong aet of devotion. Ou a sort of raised dais or throne sat the 06 1 00 1150. 3 Ps 7 wet. 04 4* 714 -y I desenablis at lo p.a. pm. 11l 113 Copper, 21 to 31 prem.; New Linares, per to I pm. ; adverse winds, it wu found that she was making more water priest, eider the shadow of a gilded representation of the 10 1 t eem . % eat scrip , , 11 pm Great Hewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; Mixon than usual ; not much notice was taken of this, except that sun. A flight of halta dozen steps covered with cloth ex- 56 al i flug ar •lnun(o646 611 Si hands were kept constantly at the pumps. It was found tended . from this high place to the stage. Then issued ee I 5 ow n e.gn s ameareeefipel! Ty Head, / die. to par • New South Wales Coal, / . h . • 1 IMP redeensite•l 105 107 from the sides a the stage t he wore tepees In el. 113.1,04. to } die . • Australit;ian Coal, Ito 1 die. ; Mount that the leak increased, though still there seemed no great twos and f ours, the male perfo rmers wearing , _ Carbon COM, Ito k die.; Port Hunter and More cause of alarm. At half-past nine o'clock on the 19th, the sat beards, black, brown, and silvery, and all attired I. ~,• 1 ... 14.1111r.. • $36 1 .1. , 34 sr. i 0 Ditto 6 per cent prem.: Sue River (of Jamaica), however, the pumps not socking, the mate went is flowing oriental garments of the brightest co- et • lee Gnu& newt.Oese.6 pint 134 137 „ 1 tO I prem. ; Metcalfe •(of Jamaica), 61 to 61 prem. ; into the hold, and found the water over the lours. They did not all come et a toget h er , but in m. lee IDlttoPrelereatkla pert& - - ground tier of casks. All hands were then called succession. The first quartette, after making their obeisance so I 5 LenlellthWeetOon.rikde 31 4pa Port " Royal (of Jamaica) 14 to 11, prem. ; Worthing " J " d h I halt . 114' all :Lengswiliery a Colee. Oh 10 It to the representative of uss, amuse t emse yes s ing new shares), 1 „ to I die . ; South Devon Consols, I to the pumps, and the ship was pat before the wind, their legs, making some very rude attempts at the fashion- I in :=11 6 1.11 c13m. 5 11 .= IV IV dis. to par ; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 1 ; Knockstrellane so that both pumps could be kept going. At midnight the able ballet, and singing, in a monotonous tone, some chant 10 3 5 i le I De. few SIG - leak was found to be increasing, the water having risen composed of any number of three letter monosyllables. But 6 3 0 ,,, g e „. _ half way up the second tier of casks. The passenger wen such singing !If the auditory would close their eyes they 1 1 6 e n , e r **llll 2 l4 p Ct. -- us THIS DAY.-Two o'CEOEx. then tilled, and, with the the men, continued to work at might well imagine they were assisting at a fsshienable M. we .tep.o 130 152 the pumps incessantly until four in the morning of Friday, moonlight concert . f cats. Every cadence concluded with 1 6 1. 160 6 . Dim rilisma ••••••••••• P ir P e The gold mining shares opened rather flatly, but r . al6 i l ill are now a shade firmer. There is, however, little the dtlt, whoa the ship was evidently settling down in the some sound like nothing else in the whole range of sound :: ' We' De. 61 per at. Pref. etch 115 123 water, end the sea was making a complete breath over her. except the t' moyaeow" of a well-developed mouser, pro- 2 ng I essmn . nefensky 6 nes _ change in prices, and no real tendency towards a The stanchions and bulwarks were then cut awa y between longed by a double quaver. The orchestra music was 15 I $ ! Dee De b entures _ ~. pa r 4pm rally. Nouveau Monde are quoted 1 to / prem.; the fore and main rigging to let the water run off the decks much in the same style as the vocal, sod was well 51.; MO North British ... ... „. 112 114 115 and to give facility for launching the boats. Food end worthy of it. Something most sillenously akin to the 2$ , all NSW Stanordanre a a Prem . water were prepared to be "laced in the boats , and then a shrill monotonous drone of the Scotch bagpipe, combined 111- 100 V o te WIT: 1 "s .au40,1 - .... look out was stationed to see if any sail was in sight. with the artistic execution on tin pots and pans, the 11 'l2 ! Dtt.e ' ditto "'dine 11 11 pm 164 Australian Agricultural shares opened flat, but No ship was near, however, and as the Aurora sonorous tone of the gong, and the rattle of the castanets, 1 • i s ennewedellinn.NarGuar-, 101 Ile was sinking fast, some of the men began to get out to make what the Chinese might call harmony, but whet le !le lehrews.attliester(Nonn. opened 14 to 21 prem., and are now called 21 to 2 ; the boats. Ihe skiff was hauled out of the long outside barbarians would certainly characterise as the melt I I Mtn: S per Coat.- boat, but as it was being lowered on; to the deck, a sea infernal din ever invented. The first batch of worshippers 10 ,to I Do. 5 per Cent ... broke on board and dashed the boat into some spars, staving is h av i ng performed th eir salutations-vocal, i nstrumenta l, 14 134 SS • ill lets NM'er - p ar b 6Pm to 7-16 prem., and Scottish Investment at 11 prem. Ur starboard bilge, and making her useless. The storm and pantoreinge„.opparently received a favourable re- lass an soma gut ... (goidimil 1.300111( Nomura, were then got into the twig boat, and a warp was *seed sponse from the oracle, es they then went and seated them- . ! Annie( N 1.0.6 2O 164 28/ name dime 1110. 'there Yuma Paid Yesterday. today. over the larboard bow of the ship, outside the fore-rtgred selves on the lowest of the crimson-covered steps ; the next St. 100 Do. 4.1 per ant. 1 112 111 _ into the gang-way to the boat, leaving suf fi cient slat to batches weal through similar exhibitions, and then all ) 0 air Stlnentakineeeret. ! Guar 194 204 --- ----- -- leo.oo. 1 Ages Fria all 11 1) pm allow her to go astern. Just as the boat wee in a position descended, and marched in procession round the stage ; 5 ~,3° ,y,...... ,,,, d.hdkaimy , p.et 4 ells par 30,000 1 *Anglo AustralanOold all i dl. pm Y 1 4 14mm/died' herw.,l for launching, a sea struck it, and stove in two planks of and this ended part the first. Part tho second represented ''"' 1 100,000 lee •AngloCallfornisa at. North ot Ilec.parch.' li 3 103 104 the lerbord bilge. All hope seemed sow at an end, but the a grand marriage ceremony, and the whole concluded by er 1 6 ! Dim , Diu, .. .1 ..1 sa 10,000 10 ieltestrateetiut 23,006 SD $ tuatralian master cheered the crew and passengers as much as he the performance of feats by Japanese tumblers and Chinese 3.5 10 Yorkhl.llld.ll.lt&iinnit• 1 Ipm 104 / 60,01/r I Australian Medina'... all S des 1 Ina toad, and by almost super human efforts,,they succeedeilln Tartan.-New Tort Herald. 100,000 1 Australian Preshehl lunching the boat. Six or eight ef the crew jumped into 30000 1 Ave Maria all 14 dl. 4 her with backer, and began bailing her out. Two blankets LINES LEASED AT MELD RENTALS. 30,C4e 1 initial Australian Gott all dis per were thrust over the hole, and the carpenter stood upon DISASTER AT SEA.-LIVERPOOL, TIICRSDAY.-A et- 10 IB"ki°0 14 '! ire ~***'''. 10,000 SO +Sritlshlren 13.6 9 61 41 them to keep them in. The boat had now driftedin Loisdonsig.Renterni• 106 105 10.400 1.5 tßracleapAins.atap l4y 41 54 letter has just been rece i ve d from the correspondent at so 30 L e - i ydeallale Junction 6,1500 30 De.Oxismand Wats all 4 6 to the weather quarter of the ship, and it was Douglas of the Liverpool underwriters, announcing that I Owed toCaledonteed. :31 66 11,000 20 Do. lit. John Del Bey II 3 4 324 nom found that the weight of the warp kept the beat down, the ship Squantum. of Boston, which smiled on the 7th St 100 • inetLineteresh.trear.ee.Ct I )i» ,004 4 Carson's Creek all 4 dl. 4pm and a new line was made fast to the ship, and the warp let instant with emigrants from this port tar Boston, went ..,_l s 3 Reared So Ot. Northern); 150 152 1504 12,000 4u Oebre Copper - - go. The master and some more of the crew then get into ashore at 11 o'clock last night at Kirk Senton Head, near a Uleswater is flees Ywwi l 100,000 6 tealonial told "Lir 21 the boat, and succeeded in nailing a plank over the leak, Derbyheven, Isle of Man. Her passengers were all landed (aimed iotires.w.d.,rr, 33 :4 , .Copiapo l4 1 04 4 - - 100 all Hartlepool Dock & Rallw.' 3;1 . 4 .0 0 0 Si. t. *Copper Miners of Eng all 63 75 which b. man to abate . It was then hauled towards the in safety. The vessel wee making a littlo water. She was , (kneed to Ye. N. 1k Her.) - - 5,000 23 +Do. Pref. 7, percent all 5 9 pin ship with the view of taking the passengers aboard• ly i ng c l ose t o th e shore, and up to the time of writing 10 30 1 iiitllligelby(LlarkaMMol" 111 114 112$ 70,0(4 3 +Eng* AnstrshanCokpr all 2 14 di. The muter urged those on board to lower the (8 a.m.) was safe, and might be got off should the wind 13 136 I De. 4 shires elttol.. '56 61 Great Nugget Vet. all 11 11 pm 31 1 quarter-boat, which bad previously been cast adrift. continue moderate. 11.M.5. Porcupine had gone down to " 11 12 ; De. 4 shave } dittoe s. 114 154 I°° '" ° 3 I Do. Registered - „ Robert Heels and William Guest (seamen) and Charles her assistance. 1 2 4 it s Losidon ant Orate eh 29,000 90 *General Pinson (passenger) got into this boat, but the rope (teased to South eastern 144 IQ 72,0011 1 Oraisil Duchy of Hades all 1 dls par TRANSMISSION BY POST OF PERIODICALS. &C.- so se t u t . risisinio (min.) 16 27 - 11.005 3 Great P01g00th...... they hid made fast to her was too short to get her The following notice has been issued by command of the 20 2$ LOlttlq..ft owpt:cent 114,401 1 Lake Sununu all 4 k dig I clear of the ship, and they were obliged to slip it. They leen Ato'4 i- folk) Postmaster eneral :-Some minspprehension appears to had, hnetver, only one oar, and the boat was unmanage- . h • e - - 9,00 , S *Usual able. Those on board the ship and those in the long boat ex ist, with res et to t e regulation in farce for the train . .Pe. 34 silr l'ilench„bulton,fldnakek• 3000 1 LondondiCalitorn. Geld, mission of penodwal work, and pamphlets, to those foreign Mr.alid.) 3 31 Quarts Crushing Csenall 1 1 each threw them an oar, but they could not reach them. al states with which lois country has entered into eonvention se all 's l' ril:T h iairr: l-3 ta n 46 Rtdear. - 100,000 1 Mulquita The long-boat, however, was hauled close to the ship, and for the mutual exchange of such works, by the post, at a I Grant to *emit% & Darl. - - 10,000 10 MealecallsSLAmeriaari 2 - - made fast. The rope used, however, was too short, and, o flt is necessary, therefore, topoint 19 a" ' yin 2 - s illaradferd(MAL) I 100 100 6 ,ril 1 New Cyanid& before the evil coul'l be remedied a sea struck reduced rate charge. __. so so m „ t y wrs , 4o ,, atees s s4 , t y 1 300,000 I Noumea Mond* the bat, causing it to ship • great quantity of water, out that only a si ngle . be 'andthat • leswit to dar.Cousit i, 63 117 30,400 10 Nova Scotia Mining and and when the sea receded from the Alp, the sudden jerk mphlet is allowed to sent in one cover, single pa ~5 9 all • Do. Axed spar cent. ( des) - Copper Comilla' I - - ills Irender the packet •nfrin infring ement of this regu atton w i ll broke the rope and drove the towboat off. The crew at- an, r _ ' tempted to pull her to the ship, but owing to the quantit '` h i e!charged with postag e es a letter. I le to R - s A I faN.Weet.htene.leTorhi - - 60,000 1 guarts Rock all 1 !pm of water in her they could not succeed. They then left DERRY - gnomes- a2l il i DittO i glares (ditto)... --. AND ENNISKILLEN AIL& A • . „.. „.„:.........„ . 4 Ri tc hi e its. lO.OO an tlthymney Iron 10,00 t 13 +Mac New ~. ... off pulling • and began bailing the boat out; and while they ful trial trip has been made from Omagh to Fintona, a '"77.77 r . at :,,,,tban „sass 131 131 133 7,r1t0 le *melee° de Cuba' ti 6 7 were doing so, these on hoard the ship pulled up the ensign distance of eight miles, to test that portion of the Derry ge. It 0 Do. Chemeth Walk I 131 133 20,004' I Muth Australia ail -- pm as a signal of diarist', and the ship went down and Enniskillen line. The trial was a perfectly satisfac- 12 9t, &Mb eitarordehire Gemsdi 4,000 10 fin Croft immediately, head foremost , taking with her twenty- tory one. / is Mr. Mkless) l4 Of dim 41.174 SLIM 4 , Railed Rumen ..... - all 4 4i VP 50 Weer Valley, 6 pg't i bree 78,000 1 Waller six reels. This occurred at eight in the MOTning. SAMBRE AND MEUSE RAILWAY. - Tra ffi c for th e 1 nenned to nnic , 62.; __ - 1045,000 1 West Craned* ell 1 tits Ipm The jully-boat was last sight of during the sight, and on week ending June 5, 1853 ;-4921. 9i. 7d. Correspond- e 3 Is L i mo D i tto D i t; „, . .1 32 es . 100.1101- I tweet filaream... ..... Saturday the crew of the long host were picked up by the lag week last year. 3.511. Os. Sd. Miles open, 1853, 274 ; pt. too IWilts A r.sILIF•I I (c1;4140 I I loteell 1 Tubs Volasia, 3114 ab, of Belfast, from Havannah for Oreenock, miles open 1859, 244. la Oust Wound. 10, lii 1 Truslseable by stem:eddied. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report that there lias been during the week a good demand for the Federal State Btocks and Bonds, which are now becoming scarce. ThOre has likewise been a good deal of busi ness doing in those state stocks, the interest on which is now becoming due—such as Maryland and Vir ginia Bonds. In railway bonds there has been but little doing, and the only change is an improvement in the price of the New York and Erie Convertible Bonds of 1862. Present quotations are thus re ported : Redeemable. Dividends. Prices. United States 6 per Ct. Bda. 1863 Jan. Mid July 101 105 Do. 6 per Ct. do. d 0.... 1669 Jan. and July 1111 Do. 6 per Ct. 1n5e.5t0ck...1397-1868 Jan. and July 109 110 Do. ditto . 1862 Jan. and July 103 104 Pennsylvania S per Ct Feb. Feb. and Aug. 87 ea Do, 5 per Cent. Bonds lBB2 Jan. and July 92 94 Maseeebusetts Sweet. tlier ling Bonds Mary land 5 perCLltter.Bdit —, Jan. and July 99 Ifo Virginia 6 per Ct. Ines. St 1857-1875 Jan. end July 95 94 Virginia 8 per Cent. Bonds 1896 Jan. and July 93 95 Kentucky 6 per Cent. Boston City 4. per Cent. Sterling Bonds New York Cat') per Ct.St 1955-1870 Quarterly 06 97 New Orbs- a City 6 per Cent. Beads 1093 Jan. and July 89 99 en div Pernesylvanis Central Ball. 14.6 per Cents Cleirell and N. Louis 7 oh c o Ct.. Ist Mortgage_ and Mirdesippl 7 per Ct. let Mortgage .. FRiladelpltla and Reading Ball. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mort gage Boucle ll6O Jan. and July 87 68 New York and Elie Seven Ne w Convertible Jan. and July 9n 931 New York and Erie. ditto lO7l Feb.azul Aug. 89 93 94 89 89j New York and Erie tieren per Cents., tat mortgage 11168-10611 Mar and No•. 107 101 Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1853. 15.52 London and North Western £51,159 Lancashire and Yorkshire 19,140 London and South Western 12,269 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eutem _ 16,410 Shrewsbury and Chester 2,144 Great Northern 16,260 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 826 Exeter and Crediton 125 Bristol and Exeter Manchester & South Junction 684 East Lancashire 4,730 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,898 East Anglian 837 Kendal and Windermere 237 Mane., Sheffield & Lincolosh. 7,678 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern Railways 21,853 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction £52,839 22,108 13,282 12,013 20,5•23 ii,137 i6;:i66 1,818 11,754 3,702 673 4,497 1,362 6,014 16,521 669 249 9,334 .... 22,682 2,220 COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Haswell. 16s. ; Walls End Hetton, 163. Walls End Tees, 161.—Ships at market, 68. CST NVICTRIC TELIIO3APHI LIVERPOOL, FIILDIT, 10 K.X. Wind S.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Matilda, from Barbodos. Off the port.—Bella Portena, brig. QUEENSTOWN, JrNE 8. Wind S.W., fresh breeze. Arrived.—Constellation, from Trinidad; Trident, from Akyab; Black Cat, from St. Michael's, for Liverpool. DEAL, FRIDAY, 9 A.M. Wind S. E., light and variabl e . Passed.—Singapore, from London to Sydney; Cornelius de Witte, from London to Melbourne. Sailed.—Oreste, for Trieste. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY. —A special general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at their board-room, in Dublin, on Wed nesday, for the purpose of determining whether the com pany should adopt the power of accepting a lease of the tolls, &c., payable on the Grand Canal. Mr. Ernie took the chair, and the following resolution was unanimously adopted .—" That this company do adopt the power of accepting a lease of the tolls and duties payable on the Grand Canal and its branches to the proprietors thereof, for a period not exceeding 21 years from the commencement of such lease, pursuant to the statute in that behalf pro vided—viz., the act passed in the session of parliament held in the Sth and 9th years of the reign of her present Majesty, chap. 22, entitled 'An act to enable canal companies to become carriers of goods on their canals.'" DL NDRI:3I LEAD MlNES.—These mines, which are on the estate of the Marquis of Downahire, and have been working for some time past, are, we understand, at present yielding a good supply of ore, and exhibit the strongest evidence of being very profit Ade. We are in formed that during the past week there has been a consi derable increase in the quantity of ore turned out, and that there is a probability of a large per centage of silver. we are alio informed that a new mine hea been opened at a distance from those already in operation, from.,,hic,h or• of a very superior quality has been obtained. corder. C (<