The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

• • - • - /Z4:77....1/ 44 , 0 .„ 4 ire - e 1...-ee.y.......4401. 4 Ttt Ti ....._;,•.. . __________________,...____• --- No. -.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1852. [THREEPENCE. _-.- ...-d t u rti; l L. l ;‘.l', l ; r d ...::; l r H slrr °, % 3 l,.. u bitt4 d .- A, -eIe'N US. 811t C0 C M HA PAN S. D Y NAP T I L L.It sc aC I NI N D DE T I I , I I E uz E x A m fir o :N E IA BAIL WAYSL caul b.rn , the t - MONEY MARK F= B A T T . EvisiNe. -- .an item which, it must be remembered, includes the lodgments of the great banking, railway and mono - MI N ES. The market has not been so active to-da wi n: o fea a t s ure l" of t novelty , rcported pric r es herieceat qui F te mosy Evssixo. y. THIS DAY. t hat keep an account at rho Bank of spats" m'r .."- h a li n= Dal L I . " lahA°4l4 a° Ile COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH DAY. Stook was more freely brought to market to-day, tart' firms rye; „, • ~..... ee. Two o'Czoot. Englsnd. The increase in the circulation and de nies on account of the Court of Chancery being re _„,,.. ~,,,s,s o ; eiviyaiiseT. 1.1 .-- -7ro .au lemmata Emsca, The share market has been remarkably dull to which sales have been made arc reported to US at remainin g Imo F. Is asses .. *NM= Dew IS Tna Qum( si. Tee EArr INDIA CoMPANT.-JonoNENT. day, very little business offering, and prices of the _crease . in the reserve are the consequences of this Vri."Ported as in Progress, but though a senaible red ac tion was for a time established, prices showed a fair .ariation, the de eta during the week on treasury much a a nd pre le nts follows by the most respectuble brokers and dealers, L ot, .4 ktitILIND Aloe J. Dadra ..... . %OW* ir; 1: Low C a m bell delivered judgment in this case at the Sit- ordinary stocks are generally • trifle worse, In shire of Port Phillip June Meg of the court this morning. His lordship said the cue Aberdeen., Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshires, elastic ity, and closed only 1 per cent. worse m acr a. u . nt being insufficient to maintain the balance , f but du n e t a l llow x an s ce ting must in be t h m is ad v e ari fo a r bl t e he m w a . r id k e et m as are si i":1 1 -:o l ts ---- Imam 1 1. * :. " tiomoy ". :- eurt reilllp. lose II eame before the court on an application for • role to show yesterday. Consols were sold as low as 1001, bat rho in the bullion this week is but email, TV Feet Phillip. 7..10 N cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue calling on and Great Westerns • slight decline is to be noticed. bat left off quoted 100„ to 4 both for money and t ten ency continues strongly developed ; and reque y C 1 11 " 1 , . 11 , e ilig i . -.. :des I. Dutra* Pert Phillip. July 3 the directors of the East India Company to pay to General isHARIDI AND IMMO CINGUASANTNED. Wednesday next, and 1003 to 4 for the 16th July. a pp l ytothego er - the same remark will im , 4- e: ----. .. :-.. .... ''. ' l 4 ji ll•sag n.i . . .. tti t' la ,.: :.- j i g "; 11 , Napier a sun, of 20,198 meta rupees, equal to 2,0001. stet , me A nt securities held b i the institution. 14 . 7 i acri ii 4ose secs O,4 °Y 6 1) Th e business during the des was considerable, the Kilbricken .5; Speedwell, 74 ; West Treasury, 10; Great Alfr e d, 194; Tincro ft , 111: Clive, 51 ; Tre line, which had been deducted from his pay as commander- IL Pd. Unman. . sof p.m. A ccor di ng to tho o dal returns published in the r . , 1 ;r 1. 7 11 - 7_._ - .. lt; r; Wen 1M viiikey and Barrier, 166 ; Glenaulin, 1 to :: prem. los to in chief of the troop of her Msjesty and those of th e - Gazette of last Tweeds the total note circulation of D. 14 Aberdeen ... „. ... in 13 try 1 operations, and under these circumstances a tritli a n r g iriiiii."!ii.ilax ..• . 40 , 1 c li ists. ,44 ....11 1 :== j llllllO a erwspeay in India. The tint question to be con -11111 the private bank. 3 1 .! England and Wales. during United Detail y Miners, 3-16 prem. The ma. ket for the gold mines was flat to-day; rairo•ps of 16 %UP . _ 4 . . lelY Ile Mewed was, whether the court had any • joriadiction au " "*"101=" 6 awl 7 1 fluctuation in either an upward or downwar d the weekending the 22nd o f May,was 3,5.59,7121.; in -- ~, 1 ,w,, ~, p .,,,,,, • sg 4 ,l, to ttie enderei s eeh *order payment of any scream of pay due to Sir Charles is; .n nemm a e ‘ em...r.n., to', A direetion need not be regarded as of moment, Colonial Gold and Nouveau Monde shares, amongst i.•, , • ••., the week preceding the amount was 3,613,779/. ~ „• •,, 4, -;,...etong • as of drat clues also Deg& by the company. Before the question of the jurivliction St N tilitenheal.Lmisaddre,a being traceable to the pressure of mere routine money others, being a ghee worse. The non re quota cs..rea..issesmasss ilk me das b ., ~. •,.. it , k e s , l :; : i t t i lWX 3 lee r zatt Ta. risoboola.otnot. was de ese zided no , itwasinc at utent sho wor tio nir n. Clia li cles si tto th o lions arc as follows :-Itoyal Australian Mining, remedy byo p inionbusiness. The list of the day's bargains is as fol- The note circulation of the joint stock banks during -- - - 111 was 2,90 . 1,5581.; and the previous bourne, LAW .I I.IFE ASSURAN ...,m C j E OrFICE- Fleet stmt , - -- company to pay the commander-in-6 ief of the Quern's forms. 41 9 11 - (9.9e,7 - m a i th i dani Y ik U rtt b: ep l a ti n v ' er, 1-16 dm. to 1-16 . 1..i1s not, Id re, re. , iaat. in ... a ... t0 Lai no amt . That obrigation did not win either at commo n - law or by eon- - * 1 1 , 1 . D OLI i t elm iris': alm - 1 - 34 14 as is 114= 1" . - i ( 7 1ni ti 1, 4. New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents.,weekeing 2,91 d ,8991., the decrease is shown . trot, fur contract then was none. The appl cation was en $O lO2l, 102, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 15-16 ; to _be n 16,3!111.. e i w rdil e ita re ; m tnoi o n : ............,.. milkmen% •02N2.11AL 111110174...7 Prvr. number of trans tire' founded on the statutes. The 33rd Cho. 111,, cap. 62, 0 al mein railhead ahmi: taking into consideration tho active circulation ••'. 6 '' a ' '''` e .."." ' al " . r ''''`".'' b '' ' ''''' ". Tl eisel P.-7 that the com pany I / ditto, 30 years, 18.59, 63, 11-46 ; ditto, 1860, 71. f " Pre T m he . rim i1......11 Jo ef June im :ant, at 11 o thick at nom prey, presided should pay the Queen's 7 50 0 4$ es all g a g gagmen (gll2 1.81 E India Stock, 276. Bank Stock, 2211. South Sea e the Bank of England, which in the week in ques ctions se attt •isl 1 etevvve sal one Auditor, when thorn who pi nut of when employed in India , but that was an amement be end LAI DI , ... .. 4 /4 i Old Annuities, 99L. tiou was 21,304,4454 (being atis,7 , ..x. 1c,,'.. - • than the ` Olio ,to tot aLia 51 11 be I.roPolo o f.- 7 re- 414404 . "I"' IN gene- tween the company and thecrown,and not with the officer who lil A Do. (Els S. DB.) .. n • exchange. Cubre shares were currently quoted 321 is:ro.e• • should be is command of the troops. The nest statute, the 4 , - to 0110,1 tte.r* ... 0 00 •e* 'The unhanded securities remain firm. The March week preoe ding ), we find the aggregate note circula- to 33; Mexican and South American shares were gum... *ill emensesee at twelve o'clock precisely. 4 (i.e.IV., cap. 51, was to enbelsase the rams es the Ida- Ila all Kasten ninon, Clam A.. lion of En land and Wales to be 27,765,7151., which Ily order sf the !Wane.fist* LU. SL) II Exchequer Bills maintained their advanced pries shone aEn done at 4. imperial Brazilian were a shade worse, WILLIAM SANIVEL PAWNER, Actuary . tiny Act, and which bad - hen w mted to chow that pay u all bo. elms a and o . dit . i. 4i SDIL 10 83e pees., though at this dec rease of 436,1981., as compared with the with -.. -- at 14 to It Is Gress the quotation ruling could not be w thheW, an officer was absent mau art i immakiii 17 11 171 1 V Pallas offered rather more willingly. In Bonds returns foil the preview' week ending the 15th of Pol ths there was a considerable rime and goo , nutne ________ without leave. The Sid Wu. IV., cep. 55 , nada so as ilea ilt Nat billspais. May, and an increase of 2,292,1921. compared with it S *1 •' v. a: • I which India was sow pperreedolid sot my by whom or sod Ilea Ides ... a ill command as much as 90s. to 935. prem. them for the corresponding week of last year. roue transactions were concluded. 41 .i. :If , : ••• e l, . i; AL, ... 1 when the pay of the gessesl sansesmileg la chief was to be 5. 33 Ildkalmesk sod Illbegow .31 n In the fore' house there is still no "run" upon In The Dutch Trading Company have issued notice, . r' - - -zi. -', - • paid. The 4th Vae.,:eagts 7, sm. li. mos meet . a repetiuon of 5 ,L 3 ~3 4144 44t5tu11ret 11 26 si any particular description of security, and the mar- As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were that at their 1,277,85H1., and the joint-stock banks 508,4291. below great sale of Banes tin on the 4th In .477; l i - r . .0 • . e Ah. - Ali '" . • , • the Mutiny Act. U mew eil the eiremetzacee, the wart were 7,' 7 1 , Z root „Arra. DOI ket consequently maintains a quiet appearance , the August, they will bring to market 142,582 club., of ..___--....- s- 1, ... of opinion that 1b• sbVpLalsa nth . e t e b omils e ny to pay was,had ,4 an D o. r, A. I li a • 1: 1 .. 2.1 Prices remain about the same as last reported. The amount authorised to be issued, making a total which 66,756 slabs will he offered at Rotterdam, and Is of 1,786,2871. below the fixed amount. ICE ...„_t . ... 1".4 ' - `4* .P,":,4 , .."dtleall:t,":"=7.l....bi. - 826 at Amsterdam. The sale will be made az _ -.NI PsYm a sblipatioe, CZ Y not • to t au oteeettalsanf ik eet.th4.l 32 Price of the Five per Cent. . umoi; Austriani 7,„titpclow..7l In the bullion market there is no movement, th.e i 7 n 4' lots rsol -- "--- -- m......,______. sies?"-10 • . -s) one. The say SeMedy was by patties se memorial, and, 1 !!. 91 113 91 II 1 pushed up to the trifling Fenn of 1,000 slabs each. The company re 'vale being few, but the West India steamer is s't r i . pre s": - 4 -',---. fore, the sant Wald test gnat • rale. Rule refused. $0 all laemater mid lltartiae . so t 59 141 II; lio. Thai , _ .. V le pa weaker at Ito 1 prem. the list of sales is sub- am almost hourly expect .ed The supplies of silver that serves to itself the right of Winging forward k, L loi 9n. ois Lar,seblre :.nd - Torkstdr. 71 71 714 joined: Austrian kir° per Cent. Scrip, 1 ,3, k. !, I 15,000 slabs more, provided the vt.estl arrives At 14 Do. Flflbe_ ... .. G 6 die 71 . (rata, 9 6 4, 100, ,i , will coue to hand by this opportunity . will probably P Brazilian Oldrive per G.in time . Tho present stock of tin on war ,r- i I MllLtims ne. 4111 - .',' 4?1 9 i, re 11$ Do. West lUalag'Velor 4 I 4 . per find their way to India. At 1 ana there is no change ' 4 l`•- t -- - -. v ditto, New, 1829 and 1839, 100. (Ilium Six rants in second hands at Amsterdam is 11,357 ~. s...y.ie , . -_-,..„ THE CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY AND so all rem. Northern _ . 13 161 5 in the quotations of the various bullion and specie it lv 1 ' 4"..11 , 4 , , THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY. llj 1111Lembe sad Blaskwall .11 $ i Cents., 104. Danish Five per Cents., 104. Dutch and at ßotterdam slabs, 3,216 slabs. " the stock in a' , t' . . t: _--:- - • Si. 100 'gm., Nrlebtre. kn. Cowi 044 1 4 1 articles but at hamburg g old is in demand, and a. to, laridon ai NorUe-Weste. 111 1321 In Two-and-a-Half per Cents ., 62. Mexican New shows ; decidedly risingtendency. London is at present 2,092 tone, or, at the rate of 30 slabs to the ton, 62,760 slabs. The quantity • brought El'..- , I b I . IVES , :....-A .„4 new - an t t i . e ,k alensi u ve ß.. Szl ;4h elio l it pan A y d was h al eld rn y ee rt ti e l l . ay of at th ll e ie Ylnriegletolliouee,ulto Rai l way ( iii t in i t i e - IC " e , 11 tria t i i,;, i.,lj7satil ' it.. (b .. i f i i i : Three per Cente l 251, 26 , .1. P l eru n vian ll6 Deferr, 621. Raman Five per nts.„ .4, ditto . Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104, 1. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 5 which, at the Erg. „. r Sardinian F. " - tub mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per oz. for standard was "' 4 3w° ' forward b the company in the previous five years s t e s .ei e et+, irr. ill* ii sm. =4 INAllegent-steeet, Lades. Crystal Palace Company. So 411 D o.,D SA ... ... . $ 4SD per Cent., 941 ex div.; ditto for account, 941. Spa- . . 119,955 slabs, or 4,000 tons. _- Is • _one tar hi , e. , thavt.l lis th e e.oviil rwee.,...._ „sr.', .A_l After a short discussion lIN to the propriety of holding the 40 34 e. Seto 111 81". g ol d, gives an exchange of 25.293; and the exchange 1648 84,943 „ 2,w13 „ fremovi '5 al , .6" 15 " Mr. Taylor ' s Ei r 7 ""' "' II ' I " meeting at 12 instead of 1, the usual hour, is en foodoradrryh i;ehhillee 111 131 nish Old Three per Cents., 471; ditto, for account, N ,,..... ‘..crboir and Anns improved co:we H re , both eabilotted ft Paris on London at short having declined to 1849 249,947 i, 8,333 ii The Citainists (Mr. Laing) requested permission to 34 all Ilana.,ll=.,and Mottos 21 ti t 1/ 15th June, 474; ditto, New Deferred Three per 25 42 f o ll ows that go ld 'about 0 "16 li t r1 ir 0 , . 1 7 . , sl:‘.1)) err "- J. ii. ! w. • Drury "C° : 4 =-etreeZ make a statement a the objects for which the meeting had $1; 1 1, 4 1.t . ehieb_lethwtae . • $1,3 $ 3 as Ini Cents., 211, 1 ; ditto, Committee's Certifs. V2' ' ' ' "' A dearer in London than in Paris. 18. 51 111,181 „ 3,707 , ilaarlost.r , , kin... Meet. Glasgow : Austin been convened, promising that if there should be any oppo- a Z ~,j wthaiid " a per cent. Venezuela Threetuid-a•Half per Cents.,A dividend of 21. t fer share (22,0001.) has been sosiov•ssis.. I'll ir 0 6.4.1e. O‘Alla ,I. lialletwason end Cs. 14 sition an adjoonimset would be conceded. Ile had sent t o. rim D o . gi 1 . ..0bi • D,, • ;0, 0 - 1 74 l g. 87 i 391, 1; ditto, Deferred, 1.51. By to-day's *deices the price of gold at Hamburg declared to-day by e St. John del Rey Mining Pee-we. out 4,000 circulars to proprieton, and had only received 3 i.,'' 17i %WM*. Warta 1 mans e - - is 4301 Par mare, which, at the English mint price four dissentient answen, three of which bad since been 31 - ell Me. market _.. ... . 11 111 There were none but sellers of Crystal-palace ~, p. m rrHE TEETH and HEALTH.-A good set of withdrawn ;_ 600 proprietors had positively given in their $$ 12 745 .PN1. hh•517•1111S7• shares in the market today, the "b e ar s " being active, of e 31.175. 101 4 . per ounce for standard gold, gives •-••• Pliny. -- A t r . 's en r te.nte• il..trab:'l•llTdevehm. white 11 0 12 Wow' adhesion. The facts of the case were these : • gentleman 1 , Sad fierebrd.. ......_ 4 4De xchange of 13.71 • and the exchange at Ham- THIS DAY. and the price fell to 3to 1 dia. soma Is ul 'h. uttmot imwelance to even tadnlikak bath se regard* hll unconnected with the Brighton Company had in- e q. 4144 " 41 13: 111 amial"." 1 a 11 ' short being 13 81 it follows Two o'CLoci. Ike Fern , 5.... th .y the proper mailligaige el Md. ma tlee eau .. !_,.. :01 ..__ re, n 'bil't of pare has' th b idi to . - I sle '''' -- - A Hague paper states that the Dutch government burg on .. London a per th cent. dearer in tendon than There is no new feature • in the market for gold " 1 ",„ t • i ,' ...... .'""` Ss" pure "* , "" a" . 2///%o ll s77o, "rissi oe Pearl Fry de llar ne k wifea si view 2 y te the orm formation a e company ulag for l i.: le . `',..t...""cfLul .).... - u.,;;. II 3111• " poses to introduce in the present session of the in riot . .P ia ill hkr:' ,. .-'. 4 0 . :::% " " " r h : led 01 ils itt esA 7 ll7l74ll6•ls9llllldllo4 Purify- its reerection. Advertisements had been sent out for • 31- 7 7 suet MOW ... ... .. 7 7 1 a r • lin I it 74 I I rh tiamburg. Chambers a bill for the conversion of the Four per Accentin g mining shares to-day. Liberty shares are steady, at to the last accounts the course of ex- 1 to a prem. Yuba River are quoted par to 3 prem. ; tr.. 4, ..r....... r‘ nit the .wtti to the taws se lad et Ilk it la on site, and the result was the selection of Sydenhans on se- 33 !). lealb Deems. K1. r. 1.... ... 7 4 2 ,01 11 Cents. change at New York on London for bills at 60 days' Baden Baden, 1 dia. to par. owl •,. •r.ro- , te so 1 . 157 and eenerellume. ena N011",...,_a Nr l42 " count edits contiguity to the Brighton Railway. The neat ; ;06 „„ asrasEs • From Rigs we are advised of the failure of hies- , ght who. '' '"l'' e'sun•lSl '' I ` • "••• •• 'Pm a --•-• • • uestion was one of financial arrangement with the 19 6 gmbas su as/ 4 .0. 4 4, - 14 "T i p„ • 1110 1 per cent. and the par of exchange be. Great Polgooth shares are firm at yesterday's reeue •Ise cams Sem aid red. sad thstlkilil rase Mgr la di n 9. era . Pan and l'oorten, a Dutch house, engaged in the " tween Engfand and America being 109 23-40 per advance. sm .. ~,,,,,,...,,, wee ". an ...„ 6 . 4 ., 4 mismile m g w e" heighten Company. Ile should here mention that Mr. se all s= Wass., h *elm 19 191 an 191 11 n usual mercantile business of that port. The liabilities bar t mob . Prim a. ed. per hes. lewsr• of to item Laurie's land at Sydenham, not having been found suf. at. 2.9 Oscan ... .. le I 7 cent ., it follows that the exchange is nominally Closing Mumma De resume musk bee tee weed% ...11. DOW Dyed 1108111. 119. Meant, Mr. Schuster, their deputy chairman, had con 01 -, _ l5 _.____leeelle . 11111 end.._ ~,___- • • 11 115 are stated to amount to 140,000 silver rubles, or 0.67 per cent. in favour of England. After making Na Share. Mum. Paid. priors done lieee-e .. , :re." ettereee.l aIN OINITNNIN Nowt NEIN " 8 "i. seated to sell his greyed, but refused to fix a price, being • *" '''"""••••••• ‘''" I 7 7 about 20,0001. With reference to the suspension of yesterday. to-day. Ft's, esw..wl no ehresiell ad prelenen. v. 01 De. Voss IL- . .. IL 1 71 for difference of interest and charges of _ _____. eestent to leave it *disinterested valuators. Neither would 11 a a mai d im * lays d : 4 , des the Messrs. Emanuel and Son, of Hamburg, merger- allowance - - --- - - nsport we find that the present rate leaves no ice,ooo 1 Agin Fria all par I pm. le RiMMEL'S TOILET "ler"' to be • • aim" IN . Lies the new compel'. stied, . d at eu .4orewelbrj sad Che.t4;, I, I, TINSOhIt es eltaited la ( b• some essfuslartbr il thet 4.4 M O, t i re l %t s t T :r a w as e t n o l hi; f l ou i nd 01 zu gr. itelg iu 2. ) . ..... 174 1 tile letters state the liabilities at between 700,000 ix° sad 800,000 marks, or only about half the amount E rofit on the importation of gold from the Un i ted lee 0 00 los. anew commie 13,110 a 20 Asturian fivastels st die Crpetd Pawl le hz os the Het of the new asapsay. a 10 De. ens dry ... .. 12 .. 111 L i II IR at which they were originally estimated. The . ti totes. Shipments of silver, however, and of some isooo le Cadeetaalan rir lions of foreign gold coin, will probably still pi!" 20 Australian 2 I ii „ 3 4 I ispinvot le est us h• CoRP , 81 • The CMAIIIIMAW ressomed.-114 would sow cane to the II . 114 etasabite Union .. .. 11 3di assets are expected to realise 10s. in the pound, but _ forward . ,ea. 1 Australian Freehold . 1111,8. D. C. Di t• 117 orb tad nfreAdall was IN the arrangement. limo at ant proposed that a sum should - • ablyst pa Oat. - - on this point nothing decided can be stated, as the eme e i.^ 4.000 1 Ave Maria all 4 1 ills . ' e ' ) t ' .ellet, s tatting wet, • pima be guaranteed Is tits Crystal Palace Compuiy . es • return 10 Se Sena Drees ... ... .to 195 *4WD**, and s powerful Wintereent foe capital invested, sad all receipts to be divided between m. 50 DEW &dm ... ... .. 201 301 me spertrieste or sisluesses. Peke the two essapandes. That was rejected because the directors 30 t: Was* rho - it , . m . a . 331 54 111 201 j result of • late failure here, with which the Messrs. Emanuel were in correspondence, remains to be THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. 5,500 30 Weems-run Iron and Cal sit ... ... 100,000 I British Australian ( old 10,000 53 Brun. 1mp.(... at 3/. pm l4l 11 14 6,000 30 Do. Oman and Culaba 51 7 - - 2s. AL of the IldelenetOenreer declined to give any guarantee, . 161 Itedas sod idle •pm 141 - seen. This is a very dull day in all departments of the 11,000 30 Du. S.. i John Del 11.7 - - ain n aye unmelerentove Pr• 1•110.• Mae wfwagentent, as between two railway i i i s Themegb,,== Fl SI le As we previously stated, the loan proposed . to be Stock Exchange, and the English stock market 110,000 1 Carson'a Creek 12,000 , Oobre Copper ... 11 . e_ Per IPm It ...., se 341 331 31 3 ~ companies . It was then proposed that the whole receipts 9 ; li o d . s e I wo, .• . 1 13 raised by the State of Pennsylvania 111 IBS • • ued in the fe BAIR nT I INN. " riiinmie.,_-• should go into a joint fund, out of which the Brighton SO all Wd s e isd awl lillire• . 7. 9 5 United States market, but notice has been given by rms no excep , tion business • having been very quiet. too,oeu i Colonml Gold • ... i iWs4 pm Copia* - - 13 Mao' •••• 10 •• """ " '''"" Company should first take a sum to cover their expenses, 10 all Wellehed awl Unwise n Consols have been notedwithou t change a ll o 141:, I wise ors dal affetPlesnned "771' the the CrystallPelace Company taking the variable. until 1 .4, .4 „ 22 _,, , o ______,_...,_ s4 12276 . 41 •* 5 10 160 Messrs. George Peabody and Company, of londfm, morning, at 100' to } to r cash and Wednesday, and Zoos 20 P. " . a aut " ainC "P et sat 14 Ii 'IN General r insthetlee penterwlow 04d1Mar She their dividend reached 6 per cent., after whisk an elftllga ri ; • 1 7,.. 1 .' It II a sew et hair d•re. Pries And Per seat should take:place, giving the Brighton Compaq their 36 9 Do.c desacartder u k 5.,,,,b, m , s • te 1111 that they are authorised to forward to the executive department of r h o state in America any sealed 1001 to mark 991 to 1, 4 for July. The Three per Cents. Reduced s ..•0 , • the New Three-and-a-Quarter per mow 11.000 Or °amain eat Moo= liberty • I 11 51 pm 41 all 6 1 pen le ere. bribribts bream. fill faree. The expenditure of capital would come valet three I L so y e n gag Mastic 101, gse ilk * ssi i applications that parties here may be de- Cents., 1021 to 0 .. Bank Stock, 222 to 1. Exch.- mom Lake Inikkorst.. .. all 4 Adis C. be bed of ell perform eel heads : lit, the construction of a new station at 80fthee ; .fre , :. 4 eheene • sr ef the we proprietor, 2ndli,. the layi . ng down an additional lire of . raik between '- LIMB LIAI / AT nzin ILLIITALs. alma of Makin g. The form in which I V - goer Bills, Ifarch, 80s. to 83s. m. India Bonds, plications are to be made is different from ' preseen icauatiroe,G.iiiie.be et -.- lOW 1 MesassaWbouthAmerlcan 9 - ,ess&! e a. , - ..,.._ . ...- , IL EMIL, itirreateir. the Bricklayers AMY • SSA CMS= , sad thirdly, the en- IN IN aftdishmicabidim under 1,0001,, 88s. prem. 303,000 New Granada ... Gented-atrepo Sobs. Leades. bagensa et the Lawdon-bridite Manse. They had at alloisl that adopted in similar 171113111Mti01311 here, u the party The trim • • f • stocks h ave b een sou, sections in oreign 000 Nouveau Monde Iwo tog Rae sad only one down Bu for an their emu Atreltir'ess. u 51 tendericg is to specify the lowest rate of interest heMoon equally restricted, and, with the exception of a slight 5 0 1 oo Port Philip 1 =sad thanking the laying down alas additional line 701 101 Blell_wwwW o =4/010 is willing . to accept. It is not probable, however, eta Nock all 1\ C EIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI- wee, in say • else, only • question of time. The total cest of tiMr.,..." ...., ~......... Min 29 341 weakness in Mexican Bonds and Austriau Scrip, 7:000 a l u ss a Lero de Cabe lOl i 0 04 CINC by Irt! Ilstltref ILEVALCSTA MIASMA TODD.- ~... ~.. . Isl 801 ratisal Was estimated at 76,0004 He believed • • 111 =";74' % rder ,Th' """v that the invitation will meet with a favourable re- • - k 40.044) I Watb A grices are unchanged. Mexican Old Bonds mar 6.0e0 10 1,. tart %Median. ....... men:-. My par.' isdsmenlabl• ersw7 Sum Aluellaa. =" t i o r ma* moo to s i t :le y in this market, as the debt of Pennsylvania is 7 11 110 lIMMIMadmi, Maim Milk* Ilatidimee, Mit- thatwhich he alluded might be made (lossod to OnefiWeelon; • 311 3011 Ito ; ditto New Threes, 241 to 251; Granada 43,174 M. :graded raisin aim as the orwieeli. and 4"ad tridia 111111111114 " rg .1 . 1. 1.4 he Aso 11110 ML, with 25,0001. for station enlargement, rel 804 Ditto by no means small, amounting to nearly ten I ,_, enet i . . . ' A •, 9 a • ustrian Five per Cent. Smp, I to i iso,vou I West Maritime i ff saw.t huiveid. e i ly. sitli% . l7 ; wee _ end this Mee ens seerneary, if it were 0,!, to prevent mei- Newt l t b e s =" l "robre n 4 ssi millions sterl and it is remembered that the state ''''.., mg, ; Spanil Old Threes, 48; ditto New Deferred, . * ewe no. 11 , s umo ' des : Dew th• lba. 09 laol 01 des* &beet width there was frequent litigation, and one of 14 17 4 NININONNINN• Om" was a defaulter in paying the cash interest on some p re "'" Muse -. i use darned eewlewehee asusiser lad. sad • wheeh, alums\ net very serous, had east the company Is IswienliD.Weserst Ise 19 21/ to ; retch Four per Cent. Cede., 931. 1 D h COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. "N'N'• a e r•bilsidas 'd No" 1 " 6 "7 111 " 1 N D!!" . . 14 61 S.Soot. Tie. erelJ ohei. .......„:„.....;.t.i... worn.- 10 65 CeldlearW Saneriss Bank Debentures for a space of two years and a_ _ ___ IP As we previously stated, the loan proposed to be raised by the State of Pennsylvania is issued in the United States market, but notice has been given by Messrs. George Peabody and Company, of London, that they are authorised to forward to the executive department of the state in America any sealed applications that parties here may be de sirous of making. The form in which ap plications are to be made is different from that adopted in similar transactions here, u the party tendering is to specify the lowest rate of interest he is willing to accept. It is not probable, however, that the invitation will meet with a favourable re sponse in this market, as the debt of Pennsylvania is already by no means small, amounting to nearly ten millions sterling, and it is remembered that the state was a defaulter in paying the cash interest on some Bank Debentures for a space of two years and a half, although it is true she issued certificates for the amount, which were subsequently either entirely, or in part, funded into stock. It is noticed that one object of the loan is to provide " for the cancel ment of certificates of deferred interest." rCTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI INE by DU Ilatitrel 117.VALCNTA AIIASICII WOOD.— too 13 :—. My pan' iadoeriboblo spay from ftopoodo, lefloramoomboos, asuisk 000dlealloo, idelonov, olals am at dr roma, oad ovoids.% bow boa emovoilt . po orirlbs. t 111.4.0 kolly. Wilfl as V a ll. e. 1111. AR 7ba 71, of lyoropla : inem O. lk LooTh • ilyt flogo•:—" 1 Imo &Hood osodionbla boo war P.M oad WWl+ tao poblioadoo of tboo: laio."--11Omot Er Dooloa. 01:11 Is inololroo,l Ilk. • b. My I 11:5 01. IL; a lb., al 1 10. ; 11 11,., at Ilbs. sepmesibmii quelly , t• at Mo. ; I lb., at 110; 1108 111 D. Mla Ja. fribasso roma floe soilage as moo* of Pat saw elm 14 jt , bAlltrf and , 0., 117, Pow Iliel•oloon, Lowlum, olio S. voonvomidoeiroet. sod 411, Ifldworom.osor %Vila. tie 2116 Ise If 46 47 Sq , f 8 16364 444 27 104 ICS LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. rdw mbrllei&N.Vriabers Ca iele Suedes Nina liagedrils) . Beislassiadywir.ll".Ct. Omni OL Sarttens) Olueseslor & DI a Pam (leardieersatWaftis COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. pARLOW'S NEW IN- S' WEN 17. D A st.r.t en !co RMION II s i s or. ILZlJ b lrltg T er ila-110 It • *0... • ?mot botAtiag Iloi or moil to 1/1 • .* *bat dr Imotptotilitoirortotetolso *r" • A ,—• • •k\ .j I C i- - - ..... _ _ .; 77 r N . 2 , II the Int; worroasol to mot its mot l• . I , two, mat a obi; prim 4e. Id.; dab 1 olootoo=l tot thonyl i t., to. i i 11 ourti s a. liforMt g o kr, to z = a 0 r estop oflotoborcollosh too shim.. role tboolt•Odonjouffiliontoloroolot emollattlastioudt looms &oft= %'. to no • R billy; glom Ilto top blast .t oleo mom Irma moor. MID 114210 W. 1 11 11 Ms* lessano•tmoo. low y . ~.„ .. .... . _ltlogget sal Mk Illowthattoor. Ibila. }ditto).. ditto) .. LA agile Ds. Imo • aril • Di red le Ir si a4 _ _ • For AORKlit. PARIS, Jess 4. Foe Massy. Coming illlpbeet. Lowest.' Clokag. 3pp Ceuta. 14 per Cent, ICO 10 I 100 20 lOU 33 100 10 100 10 toe. Caste. 3 per Cszta 3 per Ceuta. New Less I . ... ... ... us Loudo n: sleight, 33 424 ;90 days, 23 324. Ilelelsa, " 3l=l34o 1014 Messy Naples Heats Mow. Do. 939 Do. 0 1 133 u ws 3 per Cants 911 ... ... Piedmont 3 p.Ct 9O 0.. Treasury Wads ... ... De. S, 11131 - - - MINCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORN/NO. The colonial markets, which opened on Wednesday, continue firm, and prices of moat descriptions of produce have been maintained. For Sugar there has been • good demand, especially (or foreign descriptions, and occasionally higher rates have been obtained. Dutch Trading Company have declared for sale on the dth proxiT o 91,652 baskets Java Sugar. Sales of Coffee have not gone off quite so briskly, but holders have generally given support to the market by buying in, and quotations remain unaltered. In Spice the only alteration to notice is in Pimento, which shows an advance of fully fd. per lb. Saltpetre continues fiat, and to sell lower rates must be accepted. The Tea market is unaltered. The public sales yesterday went off with more than usual spirit. n i : , I 14 I G 4 i 1111 The movement in favour of lower rates of discount and interest continues in progress in the various con tinental markets. The National Bank of Belgium has just reduced its rate for discount of accepted bills to 3 per cent., thus effecting an approximation to the terms current in the other great European money markets. I jiiirsirs oleo Plaid Ia Pr arwaiLVlseAT DIM W ilia m Wel W. sal (losesdos I Swiss sod I Da is Illspeilb I ad. lbsik.Ossb. Om% Ls. ob. B 11l Si U - - ~• PARIS, JUNI 4. —St. Germain 896; Versailles (right Zak SU; dine (laltbaak), .17 30; Part sail Oradea 4210; Pane and Resaa.lllll II; Memo ire lime, SU Wa Ilaslllr dal anima, 1131 3.; and la* 260; Omer% NO; Odium and 3ee deaaa,lB6 II; Neetlen, MS 711, Pads arid tareseearn, II • Pads and 14naii Teen sad Nantes 376 23; likaamena and ewe, sad 152 MDTed;% sod Pacamp, 343; Pale mad ilmnar. Ile; Imam Vikings, June 2.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 96/ ; New Loan (series A), 93/ ; ditto (B), • Four an -a-Half per Cents., Bank Shares, 1,3 i 6. Ex change on London. 12.09. - - Sil il :t :1 Hi I TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, and prices arc well supported. Town Tallow, is quoted 38e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. ; October to December (1862), 375. 9d. to 38s. Wow Val lat igi tc MI & Iftweet (howl 0 Nang li 141 10 $1 Ma Karr Avaaiioas.—Town Tallow, 38s. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 21. Old.; yellow Russia's, 381.6 d.; melted stuff. 275. 6d. ; met ditto, 17s. ; Tallow graves, 10a ; good dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. News. Cooper aad Davie • a short sutply, with a IN 111 BERLIN, JUNE 2.—Voluntary Loan, 102}; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102: ; ditto (1852), 102; ; National Debt,' 901. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Sharee,lo2/. report -.mpg% supply, . heavy trade. Quotations :—Prime Meadow Hay, 75a. to 84e.; inferior ditto, 661. to 701 . ; Ho we .. , 60 e . ; Cl over , old, ON. to 904. ; Straw, 24.. to Ms. UAW 1%1 , —N.I6. No taps ant emalitt amp olomp7iltith bb re art of e ll IS IS all COVENT GARD] L-THIS DAY. tr. imbed of lorphr Ott Igalllnbe MA . s• 0 ate 11, ad !wale vlmirrls mai Mil hi NNW DITtN ft I/ I'AP WWl'S= Obi beked r erso • am...a iffid• 1.• Ise Mb& sad todo , to units WITO 'web elowarel sad duly signsieled is Übe One Anion. Swim Ms. HL SANITARY ASSOCIATION. Tl 4.(ond annual festival, in aid of the funds of tat 411.,1 twitution, took place yesterday, at the Loadon Tartta, an ..e regret to add that the attendance Ina by ye wan., mtneeaurate to the importance of the obYeet lawatil. The elcaiTwaa taken by Übe Earl of liairowby r lappet. 4 ►f the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Viesot♦t Elnastos. Mr. F. 0. Ward, and other distinguished nom bm ~ f ti,. ...elation. About 100 gentlemen sat down W lieu r The •o+^ , r.pt inns anr ouneed during the evening amounted n l 1, , and toM, ENO:RATION TO AnsTRALIA.--On Thursday morn * 0.. Ego4rotioo Commimionen ieeued a notice at the Me iu Park•etreet, that in consequence of the prepondera te/ rof male over female inhabitants in Australia, le non ..ogle own could be takeo as emigrants anises Vt,raeod ano Ou r o f suc h families proceediNg to AM ia 1. E4Ello. within the regulations of the emigration Min An ii:tontion has already been expressed of dee- Islehon tiara Is a month, from the various ports in the and d kistielean, for the ensuing six montlia. Appli mats Matilt tie to pour in numerously. Oki. if OttllgitlY NEW DOCK.—GREAT GRIMSBY, JeNt 1 —The city of Norwich, the first steam packet from ilarehoigh to this port, arrived at two p.m. yestetday. This vowel In finmsby on raids', the letb alt. at eleven a.m., the d...) the opening of th e d ec k s , with', general cargo he Ifoe..urgh, at 'shier. plane she arrived at ten p.m. on fletuni..y. She left Ilamburgh on Wednesday at one a.m., ode s'ib•ush delayed three hours is the Elbe by a dense lei, r.-a , h e d O r i m . by at two p.m. on the following day, '..king Ilse passage nut in 34 hours, and the return in • 0,14. Panwoner. by this vessel left Grimsby at Bye P • • 'my the fi r . nt Northern Railway and arrived in London tee I' m . or 41 haute from Ilamburgh, including three 1.,y in the Elbe and three houn' stoppage at "▪ ok-hy When the Intended arrangements are completed Pen rir. wi: ' t in imem•yed from Lakin: or M ane lie • harsh in 3f, b NE% FRENCH USIoN IN ENGLAND. Tho pen ol new semaistiori of the Franklin exiled . by Am.. I: Theo he called the Uaion gentialiste : t otedust lee. tram d. objects of the now soder, are to Ye ,e sect -taldish aa indepesdent Fiala proos, to facilitate vllidenneat to and bless a rallying ?net hr weeniest democrats. TM aaeaai. mimed an 41 e.. kly, to be called Errors Liam, sad the Gabor qua,- • ender the title rinow Recishere. The acting cam t'.•. in whom hand. will be the diroodo• of the literary 't of the undertakielt, is toosposed of MM. Loos afti...,Eto•oao Chet, sad Pierre Loom. ight lambent ere repermonnate tin peovio. The troatoes of .- 16. I "'"" Noesfasee are Mr. Edward Vaasittart Nook and me %Volume Cosiaihas. A special meeting of the Brighton Railway Com pany was he'd yesterday at the Bridge House, to take into consideration the contemplated arrangements with the Crystal Palace Company. After a short discussion as to the propriety of holding the meeting at 12 instead of 1, the usual hour, The CHAIRMLN (Mr. Laing) requested permission to make a statement cf the objects for which the meeting had been convened, promising that if there should be any oppo sition an adjournment would be conceded. He had sent out 4,000 circulars to proprietors, and had only received four dissentient answers, three of which had since been withdrawn ; 600 proprietors had positively given in their adhesion. The facts of the case were these : • gentleman wholly unconnected with the Brighton Company had in curred the responsibility of purchasing the building in Hyde Park with • view to the formation of a company for its reerection. Advertisements had been sent out for • site, and the result was the selection of Bydenhans on ae count of its contiguity to the Brighton Railway. The next question was one of financial arrangement with the Brighton Company. He should here mention that Mr. Laurie's land at Sydenham, not having been found suf. Went, Mr. Schuster, their deputy chairman, had con seated to sell his gre ed, but refused to fix a price, being content to leave it to disinterested valuators. Neither would he comsat to be • director is the new company. Mr. LITT riveted, en d Mr. deicers* denied, said some confasion, that name nth, latter was to be found oa the Het of the new mammy. The CII•1111ULN resomed.-114 would now come to the arrangement. lons at first proposed that a sum should be guaranteed M the Crystal Palace Company se • return for capital invested, sad all receipts to be divided between the two essaponio That was rejected because the directors of the IldgMe•Olormey declined to give any guarantee, prefer:fag a toile onmgement, as between two railway compaaim It 1/118 them proposed that the whole receipts should go into • joint fund, out of which the Brighton Company should first take • sum to cover their expenses, the Crystal Waists Company taking the reminder, until their dividend reached 6 per cent., after whisk an Image meat should take:place, giving the Brighton Comoro their fill tam The expenditnee of capital would come usher three heads: lit, the construction of a new station at Bydftham ; 2ndly, the laying down en additional line of rink between the Bricklayers' Anal and Croydon: and thirdly, the en- Memnon of the Loodea-beidete 80itisa. They had at =two op Male and only ass down Has for all their sad thrifts, dm laying down of an additional line was, in any cam, only • question of time. The total cost of these alterations was estimated at 76,0001. He believed that the fourth doe to which he alluded might be made be Wawa MAIL, with 23,0001. for station enlargement, end this Moe mm aseeesary, if it were only to prevent mei dents, nesse *lib there was frequent litigation, and one of which, altbo net very serious, had cost the company 3,0001. They would obtain a connexion with the Waterloo and Vauban Modena by means of • branch line between Croydon and Xitehans, fer which the most satisfactory ar rangement had been gawk with the parties locally in -1 terested. The only oniontee involved would be • lean of 1 2f miles of lino, fee white the semeany would pay 8201. • ' per, • sum whisk would be fully covered by , the traMe. Nest, es Is drquestion of expense,l By the arrangement with the Company, the' joint earnings would go into a tisk first charging 4 per cent on the capital open ed, my MOOL or 3,0001. a iiiiii q piasto year. After which the !wrists would be divided in the proportion of one-fouslb te three-fourth until the Mal rma*, hod remised *PK a yam. Afro that, the .ant I lop would bkilvided In the izertion of thommemmas Y mom be sr that the Moieties fee, ingatios tramik a t i l i teer ha less then le., whilst they astielfeted that 16 would mersfe Is. id. But even la. would all theft with a way handsome margin. be somesed te go in ordinary err in "NMI Moho If went in the firmer, the o wed' be Wet, os et mmont the down Mime won almost empty, witionothsefeet of that wield be that We. pa* mold Meek to the pilaw In Me ease w of o mM ive odel Moho IN goporn/meomme al Id.l ► Mini be W., whisk gOA Id. Pm mie oW s t: mom than their meow to produced Prtalla tim.i seem mos only a minimum mienleigna, eappedni ink MO ryr:Z; bat if they Odra at the = L ot the tell i t alace, they weight expect som mash nearer 40,000. toppeabs them to get in year 900,000 pesesegen ot le. or 600,0006 d., the re. ?mine Mom of the li . righton and the Crystal Palace ;rd.lisp N. and le., it wadi give them a nom , set taking 6,0001. eS for capital, they would still have Mldool. a year, _ giving V a t the Cereal Palace p l u t on', sat 10,00 M. tothe After eat every 100 . Self •F!Tlimos old &Ink or the Bright= Comp l azzi itmem. to the stei Pales* Com= Zack would give WOOL to the tea Company: P =lof. to the Crystal Palace C These tabu:MON supposed an attends., of only 12, i • week, or I .708 • day, a number whisk it was impossible to suppose they vend ever be reduced to. Ther_ would also perceive the benefit is their general MOM, whit' the Orem kahibitian had advanced '26,00W. a mar, and the advantage would be Ineteeleit when the eisposlien same se much nearer. Theme was am doubt bat that la addition they would get many foil Imes, with while the seal Palace Company would km nothing to de, no hu nd reds would le a s ent _►. the road, sad having Ilegeral all day in tbe would be Pill to rotors b_ Ow railway. After no meeft ad w polledens that had been mods sheet the equal Palos, end hew all had been falsified by the total reesi, 506,7071., the chairman pro ceeded te detail the i landed attractions of the Now Palace, all of which will be herd is our article of May 24th, and concluded by movias that the arrangement with the Crystal Palace Company be at once agreed to. Mr. Mineral% asked if the agreement so ratified would be legal. The Cum allAN—Pitifeet/y legal. Mr. H was of opinion it would be illegal. Mr. Leer protested against the proposed arrangement, and ridiculed the idea of companng flydieedaui to Hyde park. Why it was St. Paul's to a ninepin. (A laugh.) An animated discussion ensued, which ended in the ad journment of all further proceedings until the sense of the whole proprietary had been taken at a special general meet ing to be convened for the purpose. APOTHWARIIIe iLeLL.—Name of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science end practice of medicine, and received certhicatra to practise, on Thurs day, Jut. S:—Charles Dudley Kingsford, Wellington street, Southwark; Beejamia Hichardlawretce, Cheddar, Bansitrastahirs ; William Boyd Miuhet, Coventry; Henry Janos Kllery, Truro, Cornwall. METALS.—Mr. Matte. Circular stater that the iron market maintains its progressive movement, and large in genies for all deseriptises ere being made from all quarters. Rails have been sold to ma immense cutest, sad the orders on head extend over several months forward. There is every preen, et of a areal improvement in the price of this description of iron , nekton are making albs. per ton Ir. O. b. 'in Wales. Bars have she been in better demand, but the prior is unaltered. Bawd pia has bees mere lively, sad buyers have shown mote disposition to do business ; then is aho • good inquiry for upset; buyers, Ip.. ee 395. 3d. comb ; sellers to 395. 6d. to 395. 9d. for starsksopsn' war rases, orb, f. o. b. in Glasgow. Bpriter—Few transactions to note ; 60 toes sold at 131. 7s. ad., On market, however, has sines been firmer, sad sellers refuse Ism than 161. 10s. Lead very firs and is good demand. Copper—The supply is sot past to the demand. The Tia market cartbrare we quiet, „te with ao trameeetioas sate. Ti. Please without sines last wait. I DIM II& I, 7 par Oftisiss . Chub, awl 114101 . . err /Mir. I Ibitlaglime(Sl.l6.lllp.o Do. do. (71.176.) ?we .a te . O 1ait.0N.41•4 p % /Jo. Dell N* oiaftespir — osso. War olgume t empesip.a bet liss. II CLEM NEW" gad Maw, pr Gra9t Ilinkisa re Ono riruLlltss Wombs's. immily p.ot tassmobloo BMWs. pet Issas Ogialb niftier Dap Nomeems.llp4R. yipMbllyolorpNe. I_= De. New SU Ds. A ...1.0111kaali:414 D•Aorramies r e pea°. Ifi aCd Weesiiier; LISA pre um. ime.ilsirsi.Novenia Sme4MMEINIVMILW. Ms.) • pie bah Mom ft.* TOL Witurbed Tar% Ikausialejlt Wm, 411.11011 improb. LW* DM. TalaW4Mdallawa rohuhon xi C UTlevel ea &flannels mita. Rhona* Writ Imellas Omit hair mows.. 9rairl ,Isootka of P ria — Wistar — i7.7 • (Itallway) . • (0a 1) ... rditia *aura_ Mrr W 1~ ~MrtW.afhw._ Bomb 1 .- 1i0.11.1 we A. r (ler B. lk Amiga ohs.) jOrissa. mid Ilinkstu I Pars rod LL... Parte rid Wass nrr hell sad Nen . sed Mtn/Mari .. illesalied Ham ... end Mara._ 117Zad MEIN I igloo Fludere Wrists of 4r i pm zd 4 pi 47 49 SI 1 . 11 74 • d z d 111 z pea I 14i SCOTCH ns —The Pad steam vessel lwest e to be emplo=si the protection of the lanai ea the moot of 'HAIM I i dis • 14 184 I 31 II Ii Ili If poi I If *a 3I M 14 ill 1 I 1 PI •• • 1 ••• li , 3, 0a 104 14 IS I 14, HO Pm 194 20 . 1 i di" i /81 11 4' 116 It 1"1 17 176 'l4 I II 1 die Ms 1.11 176 46 6 1 I.• 11LWATIL 23 14 I 14 14 3 1 31 41. 1 1 li: Pa S I I 4 :if 1:4 The market for foreign exchanges to-day was very scantily supplied with bills, and the quotations were in several instances somewhat lower. Short Paris was done at 25.421; ditto, three months, at 25.80. Amsterdam was in great demand, but hardly any was to be met with. The small amount " offered r was immediately taken at 12.11 to 1. Ham burg was also in request, and closed 1 lower than last post, viz., at 13.101 to 11. Bills on Italy and Sicily were in fair demand at previous rates, and paper on Portugal was rather more inquired for at 531 to Z. Vienna and Trieste were merely nominal at the higher quotations of 12.18 to 24, there bele plenty of drawers, but no buyers. The pekes age titled are as follows : cater. Prow separated. Pre. llalrisrem pair abort OIL 11111. 1 sty. Ditto Solerrilerm austere, sod Alton „ „ lO]rekl. 13socs. II soL Proklart-ortbe-Msloe per SIO „ 122 IL Okr. 12216. Okr bum per t „ Ott lekr. 126. 2lkr. !Asses „ 126. 2Okr. 125. ; 3*. eSie. Via . ; ; 23ft. Pi& !Ur. 1170. 216 IStr & Shirt Wt. 4 4e• M!"1-'1* 7, $ ikTatitsiiir: iiii. ... lift. 814 e. It !'n. r "' lUnelVas.. " 256. KW SSIV. 113•• ... 2*. 636 ~ ; 4:74 1 4 , : . 4 - 4 7 . .. ... if i t: i s t . . Woo pavan* "" * pesos ... 408 'pram tar ammo " 178 1 peon ... 1* peon „ " 129 peso ... 113 penes Ileirld 04414 per dales . , 4 I pease ...... VI Fence pose prea pews ... 4 1 / 1 ma „ " 1 pews ... 49i poem 414411 is Inedaaa. .. „ 4 pass ... 414 yam albs' Lkites.... per z one .... picas ..... 111 puma 2 . 14 . 1444442,5 per ;Ms 7, L ai 1".°1 ...... PI ue" The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 29th May, is as follows : BANK OF 1130LAND.—ACCOVIT for thong sodnia 7657 29 . 14 E 3 . 1.001111r1•10111.11T. Note. 15.ne4 434,14,116 Ouvonneeet Dohs— >811,01,,ne Other IlieurSla. 1.944.4f.0 0034 Osia Awl Ranks 14161.710 Alm Milos 33,376 IlAtistus £71.167.116 Saran. DAPAMPURIIT. trapdoor.' 0411141 (howsniment sasartike Rae —— ~ 3.077.0 X 4nclud. NM Weight mita ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, asamts) £13.074672 SAAO4. task., Ora, , f > , a 'coal ailessinstes Nut , . _, 11.542.%. DASoo.4 91.. Anew 6.681414 U. 44 sod Sliver O. 490.40 Mgr 13,181.311 0we541&744.1. MU. 1,1.2,166 437.610.904 A 37.620.2 0 -11 Juno 3.1662. M. MARSHALL. 0107 ommiar. The above returns when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes: Circulation Issue Circulation active 21,644,830 Income 340,386 Public depotits 6,566,299 /senses 434,090 Other deposits Oevernment securities in banking department..,, 13,874,672 Increase 41,331 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,242,196 Increase 21,959 The Rest The Reserve 13,011,687 Deems, 282,602 The chief variation in this return is the great de crease under the head of "other" or.private deposits, Antwiep Bram", Glie.st.... li pai 1111 I In i LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LivierooL, June 4.—Our share market has been very inanimate again to day, and it is still marked by the absence of buying orders. The following are the day's transactions : —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Chester (late Cheshire and Birkenhead), 18—Birmingham and Dudley, 301—Caledo nian, 181 I—Eastern Counties, 9 1-16—East Lancashire, 171 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711—Ditto (£2O shares), 7-16 d.—Ditto Fifth Shares (West Riding Union), 4 1.16 d. —London and North Western, 122 3 2—Midland, 671 — North British, 71-Bt. Helens Railway and Canal (pref. guaranteed 5 per cent. and div.), 171—Shrewsbury and. Birmingham (91. 12s. 3d. B.), 61—Shrewsbury and Chester (Oswestry and Chester), 13—South Eastern and Dover, 2 , 01 —York, Newcastle, and Berwick (preference unpaid up , 21 15.16 d. SIDS, June 4.—There is no change in the tone of the share market this morning. Of the business done, the following are the closing isles : Caledonians, 181 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshires, 713 ; Great Northeras, 201 ; South Eastern and Dossers, at 201 ; North Westerns, 81 ; Kid lands, 671. lIANCIISITZ/l, JONI 4.—There was rather more business than on the previous da), but without change in prices. Caledonian, 19 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711 ; Midland, 673 North Stafford., 6 7-16 d. BIRNINOMAM, Juno 4.—This market was rather lan guid to-dny, and shares were a fraction lower. London ind North Westerns were done at It 2, North Stafford' at 61 d., and Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at 71. BiturroL, June 4.—The market was firm, with prices looking up. Bristol and Exeter were done at 961 ; Great Western, 911, 913 ; and Taff Vale, 1581. HULL, June 4.—The railway market has continued steady during the put week, very little stock offering, and on any slight reduction in price finds ready buyers at the London quotations. The mining mark e t has not been so brisk, although prices remain firm, and some shares are eagerly sought alter. Clive. in demand at Stosl ; Gus tavo., 21 ; Lemons, par; Wellingtons, 6 to 61; Alfred Consols, 143 to ; West Alfred Consols, 24 to 5. CONFLAGRATION AT PROVIDENCE CHAPEL, CUR TAIN •110•1:0.—At an early hour this morning the inhabitants of Curtain•road, Shoreditch, were aroused by the springing of policemen'. rattles, accompanied with the cry of " Fire!" A few minutes afterwards an immense body of dames shot forth from the premises belonging to Mr. henry Mahone, situate immediately over Providence Chapel, in the before mentioned thoroughfare, and used as a cabinet manufactory. Owing to the inflammable nature of the stock in trade, the flames speedily assumed a most fomidable appearance. sev e ral engines soon arrived, and an abundant supply of water having been procured they were forthwith set to work, but the flames continued to rage, and the firemen were unable to get the mastery over the conflagration until the premises in which the disaster occurred were literally gutted, the valuable stock in trade consumed, and serious dames. done to the chapel and some of the surrounding buildings by water and lire. Mr. Mahone was insured in the Royal Richange fire office for his stock in trade, an d the buildings were insured in the Pl:lonia office. FIR Mu+pplee, per lb., Ile to 10e Grapes, baboose,p. lb., 44 to lbe Grapes, Lisbon, per lb., Ss toes Id Pemba, per dos.. 12s to 24s Nestorlass, per doe., IL to 2es Mekas, esab , es to 10. Cherries, p.r lb. le to 12e Strawberries, p.r os., ed to Is labor, per doe., Is to h Orsoges, per dos., le to Is ed per 100 ,3. 6d to 104 bevllle, p. dew, Is tolls Alesoods, per peck, Ss Almonds, sweet, per Ib., 2. to ds Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 200 to 22, Nrsell, p. tooth., lie to Its Cobs, per 1001., 1004 VROETd =lra, p. tOtts th j e to o ted Broccoli, par bunch, 3d. to is 04 brads, each 4.3 to 6d Asparagus, per bundle, I. tole Omer, per dos., UM to Is Rhubarb, p. bundle, 3cl to 6d Potatoes per toe, 4134 to Ns par cot., Se to ia z gazeh., Is 64 to 29 6d parlts.,l to s New (border) do.. id to id Turnips, per dam. fe 6d to 3.6 d Nem per ban* Is to 1564 Cucumbers, each, id to I. Od Meet, per bundle, 61 to Is 6d Wrote, par bun* Is id to Is ad I itpinach, par mere, fid to le Ou Onions, =u k asl2, !d to dd p.doa.,lahltois Beet, per dos., I. to Is Leeks, per bunch. Sd to 6d T4ITIIi;ts, per lb. fld to 104 Garlic, per lb., 64 to le lettuce, Cab., p. some, 44 to 6d Cca, per score, 9d to le 6d Itatll•bes, per dua., Bd to Is Tonna, 9d to 1.6 d Small &Cads, p. pan. 2d to 3d Horse Radish, per bdl., 1. to 4s blabbroolos, per pot, Bd to Is per punnet, 64 to Is Norval, ter hall sieve, 1.34 toI Mci ea, Jerusalem, per ball sieve, 94 to Is Fennel, per bunch, 2d to :Id Savory, per bunch, 2d to MI Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3,1 Parsley, p. doz. bun., 2. to 3. Malt, per bond - . 24 to Id Mail, green, per bunch Ad Wild Marjoram,do., par bunch, 3d to 44 Witsrerammerdor.boreh ,94 to la COALS.-Lomax, Jugs 4.-Bhipe at market, 261 ; sold, 76.-Bate's West Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Holywell, lea. 6d. ; North Percy Hartley, 13s. 6d.; ltavesaworth West Hartley, 14s. ; Ravenaworth Pelaw, 124.64. ; Tenfleld Moor Butes, 12s. 6d.: Townley, 12.. 6d.; Walls End Oosforth, lee.; Walls End Harvey Wylam, unsereened, 125.; Walls End Iledley, les. ; as End Northumber land, n o , Gd . ; Walla End Riddell, 13s. 94.; Walls End Walker, 13a. 3d.; Eden Main, 16e. ; Lambton Primrose, 1.64.; Walls End Breadyll, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Hetton, 165.; 'Walla End Haswell, 16s. ; Walls End Lamb ton, Ike . ed.; Walls End Plummer, 16s. ; Walla End Itusvel's Hetton, 15e. 6d.; Walla End Stewart's, 16e. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 165.; Walls End South Hartle pool, 15s. 64.; Walls End Soutk Hello*, 16s ; Walls End Thornley, 16e.; Walls End Seymour Tees, 14a. ; Land shipping Milford, 215.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 211. ; Seymour Harvey Coke, 21a.; Skyborweu Merthyr, 16e. TnE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANlEL—Yeater day. on the re-assembling of the committee, Wears. Odpin, Earl, and Miller were examined, after which Mr. Hope, Q.C., on behalf of the Electric Telegraph Company, summed up the evidence against the bill. The committee then adjourned until Monday, when Mr. Serjeant Wring ham, Q.C., will reply for the British Company. THE COAST OP AFRlCA.—Commander F. E. Forbes died on the 25th March, at sea, on board Her Ma jesty. ship Tortoise, whilst on his passage to St. Helena, for the benefit of his health. He was favourably known as our envoy to the King of Dahomey, ix 1849. Commander Forbes entered the navy in 1833, served througkjka_war in China, and with succes s i n th e blockading p w 01? 91 01 the African coast. He was only in his 34th year. -- • - • / `CM %rIS-41rild , ws •