The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-07 00:00:00

~.-~►.✓ a rL, .. ..1.11 ill! I LONDON, MONDAY EVENINI No. I,MX;.] JUNE 7, 1852. (THREEPENCE. • E DAILY NEW B. ipido. Morelos Paper, prim 3d. ▪ . woos, the D tILY NEWS is at the head of the Ll. me • s l ,t h s, adstattalt fres OSISOMbh YIN krookot r' t r,l owl ptuattal re:mem whitlow pikirk wee.. ' fl i. l.l" 4 ,.at . eed false of de Omura Ifews—ha the Issfamity of the to owl Le**P‘, t:s,..h,'riPto e=linlolagillabilensi rime47o:l tu. boot. 1. ;,`,,, " ,t, 5r 0 to the Qty. itallesp, aid Ibraistaty Artist:— hesiews Ilht of d MT ober paper— , owlt roll mart Of sloppus win am 1 22;„4 -mt the tasty doilylll*s Ifiglirt..wt Wte( prima, ,•tere. It * West" Orel to 110•111110 6 10 stra=papir %odd. 0 . et. earlobe. Old dump tow IY 110IIIMMI .• Awe". •trettraleolo. maks Moser is dam by the last rotors of stamps ..d f o the ywr ISSO 11116101 Looks Ilossepers, by i t 7 h , t h st.l be PIM teat this paper ((the yoompot by Mon Ws ▪ "on boa to em years Motes Its ruse Mimi competitors : SarstatehmL Mumps hewed. *moo.. Cosstel.ll SII,OOO 131 1,111,0410 I'M% %KOSIBM •••—• I.IMILOOO The root taahoes•ese of this polOso youllsolhe helowlag [nett, moms! by • o -7 . rt. • Intl, Sews' u the yosi= g 73l 7 th• twin worsts* um.. lomtMlt I tt twit high posed sled • Uwe' Ino—repee asou,en I, to a a meowed,* Ilharso o le dray the • of interned . and suit, with the SeMed MOW .4 the rereembed da ft pees. sad whit the west w• oo o• o lvertawearots am to Me • Timm err, te patted more thas asesomoode gift Ir sss 110 1 . 12,0 T el ray lielmital Nstossem to the Medea ;a at otos, 10, hoevedosaert, Plret4ereet, Leedom. In .1w took al. , the Test% Veltlost. mesh ss lewd, pile. I w, M ODEM DOMESTIC MEDICINE: a P eahlhillss the Masts. WWI% Sams. tea Goss us Thomas, sr eirsesse: with suesmossissseststd iv...mesas angler tor Um WI grimes; Shesisses el Owl ey esssessee m Assibssts sod Alms re d asses essay, thassee meta Miles% Dew el lesilehess. as. Pe s wical Oslde ix the Us v. Y. awl isnal mba es, r== itt'svt IMAM Melon. by T. J. lbsesess, H.D, Woks sr the yotsltlelbste sr Slarress .011•111411 A Is yeeelseatly mist—tie WWI siren eWe Is beat hasseltalsc SOust-oestrree. T. seesesseede seek We the seals le sew trYiss le eel, to sseeelest a peeper mod Ye their esltse."—llatry.lostsma. Feb.. ISM It r sibisthst Startle, er somas's* pegeirhy."—Ltedos SIM& Ihryles. :Amway the best settlesi seek he prlesSe Omahas Is the b g h4 Isom.. It Is Isselesles. ^ — Lateran T 1... Asell. 11131. ralSoked to Aleph* sod ON Pateramer4ow; Zstessese. 157, hr , .. 1,1, 1 see Tett &sr lAkr. tts•ellairen. Clissoide. Soid by GC lecessUres HEE TRADE in BOOKS.—Fifteen to 20 per snowed to the partlawas of mar books Oar...at) at Talsll 0.0 1 . Inflpootonatt• Unrozl gonsolinti•no. oak two. sad don to ma pima ter minim. *WW2( the solooribat to .0 saa sow tio.-1 panisolos sod nits of aro nooks apply to Mr. MOH tLI, Maw" SI. Itegowarmaad. saw to Hydspatk. ALLBOPPII PALE ALE.—Profelsor LIEBIG AL moil ea abiLin , at ski. Ane w.. mil ma ow isprriar. esables ead ft la wpm& an AAA Its whir the mot assionat WRY / . ..lie= so • very wreak MI Aim t Ws. NM am a germ! Ammo boa MAUL W. •—.l lb. AAMAL"—Lesier d wits Is Mr. *wry Allsupp, lay Lk MIL THOf HARRIS `SONS ImprovoilAibremlislibffaers Itet es ewe Sr Wavle. sell Swift TMteew Ter eight Biles tscie Se& ; states. us 425.; Twisty SSW ; E 4. OM& Wm: ft mops, 20e (Weiser trot T11~.t1.4 HANSI:4mI stiN. Is the Royal rassily, Gl.s. itt4PELI. STRLLT. I SO. is sopolte the . 111U111121 MUSEUM GATES. 1.-.1.1e, this, sad yes Illli amid esistskisi the boom. THE GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per Bottle. LECTWI LIQUIO ISILVISS, le. pee llottin— Th eoe lean outlonet art herbly.patronterd preventing. melts Old 0111 hero and wats.all Plend Artleee rem. by a .1m& applleatlon— nen er.toue le 4 cast, their Agee peeptletor, 1111111.:.1, P.H . 1.01 (tussle apse ter attelltoteeet! ; City throat, WNW.. L. odott.heldpe Applehy. lone Ilmor; Oternen, Pantheon; 13, 1...e110t tree le: Muller, 111, huh Heiken ; %lash* 3, kalphtabridee. IMPORT INT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, stud y Oconee alta rooms•. JAME* 0001 C's THRILL GI PRRNLII POLI•IIRI) MAIIIXIANT ARABIAN MD. PI! W. waling, IVAN**. Cam& aad Warhoo.A-RRoilrttiN H 01,46, It sad 2, Qweies-balktlags 101GUIVIALIUGE. fadmaiaegivea. sail • lIN of pews sane past TER HUMAN HAI R.—ROWLANDS' MA- T CAMAS OIL Is reeivesel throughout' the weld kr its vvesertalle we r pmar.ialt. tad bm•dt7Oll lb" hum Irk. It epwallia be me met batmen la psnaliarly Wive. MU', is MNININAIS leetrases ebovele other eneedies have beat trnli IIOWLAIIDO II tCAetAII OIL his ellseled a etaa thte et treettlhi heir. le the meth of tilde" m en.; wed usteless, It le aim ahlelhes las tis Yee elaldree.l earealetly temeteshd. es Os all ittle s = hataltal bud Gebel, and lbs SNP el the Sr awe us. gteowy. Mao k ed. ael 11.; et Walks Owl to bar as.l , r lee GA : aad doable OW dee. Ik. Chatles.-041 the eftrper of reel bode are theme wards. la toe lowtarld Imams: oil • The ear re sweated ea die lead the with Floe theeeoeatalelee tetleie.-11111 be A, 110e= sal •••rti lo,HatteeHpalla. laties.sed yr Chemiele sad Per ham.. Eirry THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI- C= by DP li illitY'S ItrV4LIVITA ARABIC/. MOLL— nil 1 3 :—" Fifty year: imlauribabis algal from 0 1 1 11 111 161 . au•senssia. Musa amok wasaigaliaa. Papskaust gilloilli Meefik.bli ai. at tbsomark ma i mraina l ; hos Mn esammatlia sautes' bitris MI,. Warers4l.l: war Cep Ne. 11. a dramas : aft mbm H . am issiMlbsort dr bers:—.l bon &Avail ssealihwatalli km /11111 111194 d ubd siabstat tbt wawa. at lbw wee." --lituart & Dada& is owttiNt A. at fa Si; 1 lb., at 4s. td.; II lb., at I la. ; II tb., at ba lispamallasil quality. 10 !b -ud It 111. tssirsts ar e seat free of euntaint ea mast tir Post Ake ear. la 1,1: Mill. V aed AN, . 17, New Bur.,•strtat, Loarbot. aim b.. , rsuouuteb,tt...t. and 49. ribose. Illt.oooll ‘I MIA. iC 40. 0 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Unmoor., less 3.—The share market here has been dell again to day, and yore little business doing. The fol "mat are the traneastioas :—Bastern Counties, 91—East Lowashire 171 3-16—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71i 4 blO Pais, 61—Msechester, Sheffield, and Liseolo (Le P. pref.), 13-16 p.—Midland. 671 1 I—North British, 71— ` , .otribury sad Mater, 8 9-16—South Eastern and Dover, Pi Ms vat sorsa, Joni 6.—There has scarcely been business e - . , sirn to test priers, and the only traessetisas recorded -Laneashire and Yorkshire stock, 714—Ditto, West 11 dis —Midland, 671_- East Lancashire, 17. etansuaan, Jcva S.—This market was more active today, and pries, somewhe in advance of Friday's quote. t.,s, London :nd North Western Fifths were dace at 4 Pow. and North Stafford& closed at 61d. Au active can ts. ha. hese going on the last day or two (or proxies far 1 4 emits,: meeting of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham safway, the molt of the vote thereat being of vital Wi ts/tam to the Great Western C om p an y ; report says that 11 . g tampoles here has again been cleared of stamps for the sarofaeture of votes. Lein., Jena S.—W e have had little doling in the share sestst 4.4ey ; bit quotations are Arm. The following sr. the closing sales Caledussiaoss, 181 ; Leads Northers's, 1 C Midlands, 67 ; Leeds Northern Quarters, 24 p. PUBLIC SALES. 4.--11/ Meows. 11.,uu• at, NORTOX, Yid Tatar ** Kart — portico of the B:ehky estate, situate in ~_„.w.•6 7 . Kest, sad on firontlepoornmon. eautprisini freer nni Property. comosi.tiog of Kihhiewhite's farm, and see.- arheurt..l land, the liird-in-llead house sad hideme ;0..4 idjoinie ft , building lead opposite Biekley Ile. —add is 33 lota fur 24,641. % EXPENSIVE NAP. —Two poseengere for Lille. sn .11.1 r• of eft...m=6m lilt Nei. three eights beak hy the ..._'htlkent gad's,. They happened to be Weep whom the at Lille, and did net a w a k e "mil they teethed • Lill e , e They one there obliged to order so impress Weis to ta red of Lena '" "'N' Slap.--In the neighbourh o od o f a...._fir. in Prowia, • company of strollers of both mein mree lately he.. inahl op easeiderable g a i n by delivering H. ream s ._ in peateadeg The police have sew inter- Nerd 4•14 theme peweeagee seder medial istapse- Ill s. moult hes hem Ibilt one was eased Mies has skew tae bore &retfewed the raced to est Ws est of 20 weeks. Mies THE PROTESTANT ALLIANCE. The first ennui weft 1 this netotation wu held on Saturday, at Frameless' Zell. The modes was not very numerously two-thirds filled. Oa pa t auusdot e lao ma Wil only about sterns woe the el of Shaftesbury (the chairman), the Nut of Caves, the Rail of Rodeo, the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel, th e Hoe. and Rev. H. M. Villiers, Sir Cullen Eardley, the Rev. Dr. Jab,. Bunting. the Rev. R. Biekentetb, the Rev. Dr. Buchman, Mr. Frown, H.P., lt. C. L. Bevan, Rear Admiral Harcourt, Rear-Admiral Hut, Josiah Condor, Esq. fie. The CHA IRMAN is hie opening remark observed that a great constitutional event was about to happen in this country, and he hoped that those who had rights would re member that upon them great rospcsasibility was thrown ; and he trusted they would emirate thoes rights for th e ague lion of truth and the great Utmost, of mankind. (Cheers ) WGREGOR read the report of the committee, which stated that one of the principal objects of the animus was to promote and extend union among evangelical pro- testants, to order to combine their efforts against popery and legman religious liberty at home and abroad. - Before the establishment of the Protestant Alliance several associations had been formed for • lake purpose which are now In communication with this body. Then ue 19 of these so metime in different parts of the country, with whom a armilmat correspondence is kept up. Thew local associa dens were still increasing in number, and, as they were under dation management, the number of members of the meat body wee ameasenly less thee it would be if it steed elms. The withstmaral elhesiommseet sof , heft et hum Ind ebesed, ant et the peluelpel *la of tad Mime. The mat infernal and Obeemieu of these eta deuesets was that to the Ceilep of Haynes* and sexed. laity it became the obelus dut of seetesittee to as. Emma, le procure the mud . lam eat ef parliament_ whisk that grant wee mole. pulite meetings bed Mee thoid, sad Ml43_pstitiese for the septet of th e grant had Mae peemeted. ISt modes at present Ware the Home of Common was not made at the sespillen of this easeria. lion. The subjeetioa of oosvosbool Lure restraint was another et the el.este of the emmillem The movement far that purpose eammusad with ammo Wks is Scotland, and • central conuideles UMW led bums ameb fished in London. Thirty-me peddems bed bees pressated to parliament, besides others to her Malway,en the satiost. In cenjunction with these measures the esseadttee had sodas- Toured to promote religious liberty shined. Through the exertions of the association Dr. Marriot, who was impri soned at Carlsruhe for disseminating tracts against the Jesuits, had been liberated. The Smith ministers ex pelled from Hungary had had their cause taken up by the association, and a correspondence had been opened with the United States to have the rights of British protestant!' recognised in any treaties that might be entered into with the Japanese empire. The penecutions in Sweden had also been noticed, and they bed the gratification of adding that a Protestant Alliance had been formed at Elberfeld, Germany, from which the happiest results were anti. cipated. The receipts of the easocistioa for the past year amounted to 1,1811. ; mad the expenditure for salaries 2 , once 861.. deputations and public meetings 1791., printing and stationery 2761., advertising, &c., 3.441., sundries 120., leaving • balance in hand of 2071. Mr. BEVAN, in movie, the adoption of the report said he had • greater fear of a Popish than of • French iavuion ; but it was not a question of anticipation. They bad had a Popish invasion, and they had repelled the spin attack, but it was seereky going on neverthelen throughoat the lan aisirmguid breadth of the land, and if they ceased to g~htwouldcertainly be overcome. Their noble d alluded to the coming election. There wee son pMnt with regard to it which was uppermost in men's question of free-trade. No w, he believed that frae-trede had proved as advantagecus to this country in practise as it was sound in theory, and on this subject he had entirely changed his mind, for he once thought the contrary. Misses and cheers.) Yet where the question of free-trade sad pnßwWtientclashed he should vote for pro testantism and let free-trade take its course. (Cheers.) If he thought, u he did not, that the permanency of free trade depended on the return of certain members he would will vote fur protestantiem rather than for free-trade. He called upon them all to unite against Maynooth, wbieh they must be swore was an ungodly institute:m e opposedl to the interest& of man and the honour of God. The Earl of RODEN, in seconding the resolution, sold he could not help thinking they had arrived at • time In the history of the country which demanded more than say other period the exertion and the amino of all ensue of their protestant countrymen to uphold those blessings whisk were given t3thern by the glorious Reformation. Then was in this country • culpable forgetfulness of those blesaiep, and all ncentgovernmente had sacrificed protestantpriample at the altar of • futile expediency which had broughkoa the country many of those disadvantages under which she now laboured. The resolution was then put and unanimously carried. Mr. THOMPSON, who was announced as a deputation from Scotland, said he hardly need tell them that in that country this question had excited no small commotion. The people of that country were thoroughly awakened to its deep and special importance ; they felt that they had re mained far too long on the defensive, end they were pre pared to units with Christians of every denomination to carry the war into the enemy's camp, and to assail those institutions which fostered and diffused the pernicious practices of popery. The resolution he had to propose was, That this nies= 7 balopt fully unaided that British Christians are hunesingly alive to the encroach ments of the Oureit nosoo, a nd that the national repair. nun to the endowment of Mama* has been strength. cued by the late discussions seesernieg it, desires to reite rate the firm sad yesseveries &emend of the protestants of ' Great Britain that the Mayeseth Endowment Act be re pealed, with • due sew& le existing interests—that all na tional encouragemmat sad support given to popery be dis continued—that rank sad precedence be not conceded to Roman ecclernaties —lead that all coaventisal establishments be subjected to inspection and control by law." ..----..- Mr. O'MALLEY, Q.O , in seconding the motion, con gratulated the meeting on the altered tone of the legiela tare in regard to this matter. A year or two ago there seemed to be an inclination amongst members eves to endow the Roman catholic clergy. Conflux that with the almost unanimous opioinn an favour of lir. Spooner's motion for an inquiry into Maynooth. The Hoe,. and Rev. BAPTIST NOEL said be wu very glad to have the opportunity of expressing his hearty eon. entrees, In this reeninglea. They were by it pledged to two things, ono to promos the inspection of convents, and the elbow to mod the Mayseeth grant. He did not agree with theme who wen eipdsst allowing the existence of eenvests is this essofty. Be thought it was their duty to permit Acs action as Wog oo passible till some private or public mum interfered, end be was disposed to give to their Senn eannie Imam all Mery of action. But MIMI he boned ken KLOrinsily% pamphlet that a young wens lad been eanapped lute a ammo, and that it war only_ by • tins/ of palls exposure that her liberation meld is rescued, he lisenetlit it war high time that the setabildseeste ibinehlbe subject to inspection. When he was at Bees with • bind, Mr. Erenburg (u we understood), be heard of a einemninse that had taken place there width showed the semssity of inspection. Groans were Wed Is Ms street ken tbe wall of • convent in that place. No peen bad access to it, and them continued, till et bo the indignities el the was excited. The pelimelsolta into the camel, there they found • nan 111111161 i to the floor, emaciated in this highest degree, and F lu erg her end. (" Shame.") Now if that ell= la }ranee E as , which w then perfectly free, might it take place in E ngland ? (Hear, hear.) Then with raped to the repeal of the Maynooth grant, he was u desirous as say one could be to adhere to any compact which might have been made, and he was quite unwilling to do any wrong to their Boman euth.die fellow.subjeets. But he tad came to the conviction that they ought strenu ously to attemptft repeal this grant. Some would put it on the ground that the biota used in that college were of an bonen' thinner, an be confessed the deep disgust with which he repirded the books that were there pp laced ja the heeds of yens men who were hereafter to the guides of pang women. But it was not on that resat nese that he adman/ the repeal of that en dowment. nee did hi via= to ny what, perhaps, other persum who were balm lohomml might say, that it was a seminary of disloyalty. Timm wenn A his charges against it, however well founded them charges might he but be of put it on • ground excesdkely simple. It was that protestantisns and Ram am were is systems diametrically oppose& Why did the elf England sepias teem tbs shwa of Some, but Meow it believed the sleollasee 4 We chow& ef Ream to he blue and anti-Christie, sod that sepseettes between Una was so complete, that popes had excommunicated our sovereigns on that pond alone, and was it not a palpa. ble isecsaiatesey that poillinmes. should on the one band sus San thymic 'Ake Mai Elemetrica/ly opposed to the church of Rome, and on the ethers system the object of which was to pull down their owe? Wait consistent in them se protest. ants on the one hand to support an establishment which was opposed to lionsaniss, aid on the other hand to sup port • college, the avowed MOS of which was to uproot proteritantises. If they were eight in one they were wrong in the other. Every man nine see without advancing from the eleopl•st and meet tusequilemal greumisr that it was a palpable self contradiction tonappen them two gamma. They might as well go to a west apnea to any eff the glib of London and carry it to SSW Iniell i atill4 end tan Nitcompany of men to tart Wet it l e r k n alds. revelation area then pet and ummeimeeolly to. Sir C. BAILDLRY weed the opt somiuticia :--'• That the retest appeselene of e z en the ecatinent of Europe, the pererestiene wined healga nemetints, end the is. Wee Whin to Ind& by the authorities of govern meets ossiler the Wham is Rome have aroused the is diguitaes et *Ma psonninos ageless popery as en engine of tyranny an deepens% and have ininesed their abhor rence of It as • velem of Inpmedtion and ;dollar, ; and that this menna, theminse. nun extend ea 6r as possible the sympathy mid lappet et llithili Cluelitleas Ns the who an pseuesellei tie OW aims Of Msseed, sad would ass every legitimate effort to promote religious liberty all over the world." At the present moment his mind end Porgies were entirely occupied by Maynooth. Before they devoted their at tention to the iniquities that popeey.was perpetrating abroad, wee it not their duty to sweep it from their own country ? He was anxious that that meeting should have some practical melt At the approaching elec tion many autdidates woad sa they were moved to vote for inquiry bat net he nes of the grant. He trusted that the Maim maid ask thew candidates " Is it your present oonvisties pet the Beim catholic church is at this moment la a ampiney to put down civil and religious liberty all over the world, that it is the same church which lan year mewed territorial authority over this country, winds hat me did the legislature and Is defying it still: is it pew enneietion that it is a system which fueten CAMP sad everything that is abominable ? " he should say " intim if you will, bat unless Inquiry re verses these concision and prove, that the abominations of the priesthood of Rem are Tre, that Rome is not Wopponent of Weil ad re • iota liberty an the wield over, then I wish to tem if it is your internists to vt=ainst the suin teeasse of each a system." AM he Wt they would vele sepia* oil mdidalas who would sappeet ma • imam lLeteaw the Omit if Beate brined dilutes is this they_were ping se est up the weatry int-Abmwartesill be jest as great • AMA= ef the essOltasisa. las thosibt the con. less thesid, at all mats, sal am the frowners of the present adwialetestlea W ham whet it wee they in waded to do. pea's Ist than ra asietell* and tell them they wens pies W Ida thew, iff te bind sad soy tlies - lass plis Is Then was sasera matter ts wadi helZM l tehei; stlaatisa. uses was • peso salsa dm Pow. Pima. I. meatiosed that Nam ysum, an: ehassal Ms ebb bay* beau issabohis rem le dim at Isilesb whoa at Pliosob. asalloshig dim midi belts' doses sad bossed wisdom mad Nokias all iew ems beam him, and based dona mid snake their aid to him; sad be had hisinessad the us ow child had lasted te his with bar ova lips, sad she said he had latiessestsd when la Ilbs mama (iew. bor.) He low the ONO were dapping their beads wry =oh at this, but their own doings tam eery much worse. He had interrogated these children net My ea their acts but on their thoughts daring the fort math, and one of the children told him that he bad tateeteged her as to her thoughts of uncleanness. (Cries "shame.") Were they come to this that in their awn establishment celled protestant iniquity such as this mg& be allowed ? This wee secret popery. He felt that it wee every bit as important that they Meld appose Famine as that they &saki oppose the Mad' stillsais. He there frevi vethe Piellanned ore publicly sad res= WWI apes his lordship ro Oimonftse, sad to allow hint to bring evidence Were them ef these GM, that than the Bishop of Exeter to exercise discipline on these offenders, or else that the public might know that he wee a party in the Went e. (Cheers.) The Rev. Mr. Blass and the Rey. W. RoLl also spoke is support of the resolution, which wee then put, and, like the others, earned by acclamation. Admiral HA.RCOURT proposed a vote of thanks to the chairmen, and The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, in acknowledging the compliment, said be hoped the matter referred to by Sir Culling Hardie, about Min Sullon's school would be carried further, and that if they could not bring the Bishop of Exeter to exercise justice over the minister, they would bring public opinion to exercise discipline over the diocesan. The Re. Dr. BEECRAM then invoiced a blessing, and the meeting separated. MINES. SATURDAY BYINIXO. I The market for mining stocks was active and buoyant to-day and prices look well. The heavy dividend shares are actively inquired for, but few ' sellers are to be found. Al l the Alfred Mines are in demand and at improved prices, and in Tincrofts and Great Polgooths a considerable business is doing,' both in the Stock Exchange and elsewhere. The prices at which sales have been made are reported to us as follows by the most respectable brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this 'variable market as between buyer and seller :—Devon Great Consols, 320 ; East Seto and Maud, 71_,__• KU bricken, 5; Clive, 51; East Pool, 103 ; Wheal Brewer, 18 • Wheal Margaret, 118; West Caradon 1221 ; Tregarvah, 81 ; Cathedral, 21 ; South Cars: don, 1101 ; East Wheal Rose, 290 ' • Vale of Towey, 31s. ; Clijah and Wentworth, 51; South Frances, 135; Pennance, 18; West Wheal Alfred, 21 ; Olenaulin, 1 tog prem.; the United Odell y Miners, to 1 prem. There was no business of the least importance in the gold mining shares, and prices are un changed. No buoyancy is apparent and little disposition is evinced to deal in these secu rities, some of which, considering the extremely favourable character of the intelligence from the Australian and Californian gold fields, must be considered as unduly . depressed. Individual enter prise in gold mining is known to be, in the aggre gate, most profitable, and it is urged that the chances of success are surely more in favour of associations having at their command capital and the best mecha nical appliances. The non-official quotations are as follows :—Australian Consols, 1 die. to par ; Royal Australian Mining, k dia. to pm. ; Yuba Riv e r, par to 1 prem. ; Bntannia, par to / prem.; Baden Baden, / dis. to par. THIS DAY. Two °Tux's. There is very little business in the gold mining share market to-day, and prices are rather drooping. Liberty shares are quoted to prem.; Yuba River, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Britannia, par to preen. Colere shares have been sold at 324, but have since rallied. Great Polgooths are firm. unman. BMIOR6II Na.. Nan. lium. Paid. prim dome Saturday. to-day. — 100,000 1 Agua Fria sn par I p lI'VO 6 II• toga Califorsiaa 1 t,400 10 Amass ... ... 10,000 le auaralmia I 3 iI .. g2O Arerana• I 1 1 1 gastralaa Frashold 1 Are Merit.— ... ._ an 4 1 dim SW II Itimaarrou Iran .. Cal all . ... SUN 1 tallish Aultrallaa Gold . all I Ilb *lll SS drawn. 1mp.(1.0. at 31. pra. 244 14 14 111.0110 30 Ds. ClawavaaadOdaba HMO 30 Do. It. John Dii Say II MAO 1 Canoe% Cruet. all par Ipa Odd 1 1. 01 IP= li ... . 711/10 I lag. a Australia Comp all if 11 Al 11 1111,41/1 20 WOO . .la.. Idouatala all 1 I die 11.4111 Gnat !bayed. all 11 11 pra 41 pa IAZ b r ista ll ..e... all all 4 1 PR 4 ids /0.041 Lau kealike,O.Qts.C.oi. all 1 Walsall. llostgasarkaa 111 New armada .. Sanwa Waft all .as par 1 11 Pert Pldla look all par 1 IdY1 dY soms so /tannage de Cuba II 0 04 AI , o .4path Aastranan ...... da paz 1.000 1 ha taalt 41.174 *lll United NOISY 100,404 1 Wit Minim= .. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are Inactive to-day ; but most articles wear a iirni appearance. The Tea sale con cluded early to-day, without altering the quotations of Friday. MITALS.—Iron : Scotch Pig bee declined la., but bar is quoted rather dearer. East India Tin continues dull of sale, and prices moat be quoted fully le. lower. 142,600 Slabs are declared fur public sale in Holland on 4th Aug., by the thatch Trading Company. Spotter remains Arm, at 164.6 e. Otis.—Seal, pale, 321. IN. to 33/. ; straw ' 311. to M. Os. ; Drown, 291. Os. to 301. Os. ; Sperm, 861. to 881. 65.; Head matter, W. to 901 Cod, 331. 10.. to 341. ; South Oak 331. 10s. to 361. ; Ohs. Oalipoli, 441. to 441. 10s. ; Spanish sad Sicily, 421. 10.. to 431. 10s. • Palm, 261. 10s. to 271. ; Coocessot, 324. t 03 6 4. IA.; Seed, rape, pale, W.; Liaised, The following public sales are declared hr Morrow : Sugar. 9,000 bow Mauritius, 13,600 Mt la , and Madras. Coffee: 1,000 bales Mocha. , 1,260 bags; Pepper, 900 bags ; Malabar Cochineal, bar. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Ho' peen, 14s. &J.; Eden Main, 16s. ; Wallask Hisseell, 16s. ; Wells End Henan, lbs. ; Walls End Lualdida.l6.ll4. ; • Walls End Stewart's, Wells End Tees, 16e. at market, We. THE TRIM SUBMARINE TELEGRAPII.—The cable sunk on Tuesday last between Holyhead and Ilowth weighed 110 tons, wu 70 miles long, and wu submerged in 18 hours, being the greatest exploit yet in connexion with submarine dynamics. KELM AND CAVAN RAILWAT.—The promoter' of this bill have intimated to the oessmitke that it is sot their Intention to proceed farther with it. (7 Ifi ID $ II 8 it. I' 48 oil io an st % BAILWAY.9. „ I. . 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I i dig II f lie l it if I ff If li 111 pa I lip rat ll' Ilf " .35) A Stli Pa .1 Pa S tf I 1 "1 I 104 II 13 13 Id' io Pa l I di. poi x 4 Ili )1". 1., ! r.i 1 IN NS *I 1111 Si Olt 1 1 4 I :7 II I I die Ms 13 1:1 1 Pi ILWAYS. 43 4 14 14 II 3 1 l i g . 11 II: IA- II $ll 1 al 7 ei i 19 I Ea 14 i 2 1 $ ni a 41 II N I IN 4 41 ,m zi tii l A ma _!• ii L 121 . era 3 :1 ail 1I 1 Pa SHAjill AND sums ektINATs. • 11; 7&s i tt W .talasrl6... s▪ ar L a = .. MJAri .. . I °ark I hilk al t i t j e . l l b ; ;; * " a r a Ds. (SIS D :. Ulan Oman "aura Masa, arm A.. P is !" 'PO N MONET MARKET. SATVILDLY EVINIMO. This has been a very dull day in the Stock Exchange, no appearance of briskness being observ able in any department. Consols were steady throughout the day at yesterday's closing range of 1001 to 1, both for money and Wednesday, the pre parations for the settling on which day are begin ning to engage attention. For the opening of the 16th July the quotation is 1001 to 1, the "continua tion" ruling at 3-16 to 1, inclusive of the income tax. The other home storks remained at yesterday's figures. Bank stock is rising, and to-day reached 2221. This stock is at present in much favour with investors, who urge that even at the present high price, and taking the average annual dividend at only 7 per cent., the net return is 31. 3s. per cent. per annum, or several shillings more than is yielded by consols, which are rubject to a reduction of interest. The following are today's sales :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 1001, 1 ; ditto for account, 1001. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, t. New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 1021,1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16; ditto, 30 years, 1850, 61, 11-16. Bank Stock, 222, 2221. There is lees hominess doing in the floating d ebt, but the late rise is maintained. ThelidarchExchequer Bills are quoted 80s. to 83s. premium. In the June bills there is, of course, • temporary cessation of operations, the arrangements for their renewal being in process of being carried out. India bonds of the smaller sizes were sold at 88e. premium. There is no buoyancy in the foreign stock market, and the transactions in this department were also very quiet. Austrian scrip and Mexican Bonds were a trifle flatter, prices of other securities exhibiting scarcely any variation. The bargains are thus staled : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 1, 1 prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 721 ex div. Chilian Six 'per Cents., 101. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621 , 62; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 934. Granada ; One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex De c, 1849, Coupon, 201; ditto Deferred, 8. Mexican Old Bonds. 311, I; ditto New Three per Cents., 25, 1, 241, 25. Pe ruvian Actives, 103; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 63. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 99, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, lath June, 48, 471; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1 ; ditto, Committee's Certifs., 21 per cent. 1 Monday next (the 7th instant) has been appointed special settling day in the Stock Exchange for the second allotment of 151. preference shares of the Ox ford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company. The money market remains as last reported, That is to say , extremely easy. As the Bank of England has not issued any notification of the rate at which it will make its usual advances on stock during the next shutting, an impression prevails that the dtrec tors propose maintaining the rate at 2 per cent.,‘the same as last time. Should this policy be adopted, however, it is probable the business of the institution from this source will be considerably less extended than usual. The market is certainly easier tharf on the occasion of the last shutting, and as the disedunt rate has been reduced since then, reason- is afforded for the expectation of a corresponding reduction in the charge for advances' on government securities. Although there are symp toms of money coming into increased employment, there is no probability of any, even temporary, tightness; and the approaching dividend payments will tend to keep the market terms low, at the same time that they will further add to the amount of employment-seeking capital afloat. A great pciftion of the sums that will be disbursed on govern pent account at the beginning of next month, it shodJ4 be remembered, will come into the hands of small holders, whew inceine depends, to a certain three, upon the speedy re-investment of their calfital, so that the prospects of the general secciiity markets must be: considered decidedly pod. Meanwhile the calls upon the market from all sources, although many enterprises of a miscellaneous cha racter are at present afloat, are unusually small, Rt es n sidering the temptations offered by the low : current. During the last few weeks, however, ere have been rather more decided indications of a ievi val of speculative feeling, and a consideration of the manner in which the new media of investment 'are received is extremely creditable to the good sea# of the community. The fears at one time entertained by the alarmists that the rage for gold mining com panies would lead to a vast amount of speculation, expenditure, and ruin, have received their quietus, as the total amount of capital invested in the deve lopment of the gold fields cannot be estimated at more than a million and a quarter sterling, and the whole of the interest represented by these companies is now decidedly depressed. The experience of the last few weeks would tend to prove that objection able foreign loans have likewise no chance of success in this market, and it is to be hoped that all attempts of speculators to foist upon the public schemes con nected with foreign, and more especially with trans atlantic enterprise, will equilly find their just level. Ikis not improbable we may hear, ere long, of a great extension of enterprise in connexion with United States railways and other projects; but no un easiness is to be apprehended in the present cautious mood of our monied men. _ In furtherance of the emigration movement which has now so evidently l commenced, the emigration commissioners have just issued notice that they are ready to receive tenders for the supply of four first clam ships, to convey emigrants to New South %Wes, Victoria, and South Australia. The vessels onto be ready to receive passengers on the under-mentiotted dates, via., for Sydney, on the Bth July; fur Port land Bay, on he 12th; for Geelong, on the 15th and for Adelaide, on the 19th. These vessels ;will all either sail from or call at Plymouth for gers. The tenders are to be sent in by Tuesd a y a e y next. The imports of bullion and specie this week com prise 676,000 dollars, chiefly in silver, by the Europa from New York ; 9,137 ounces of gold,hy the Stratheden, from Sydney ; 1,6401. by the Penin sular and Oriental steamer, Madrid, of which 1,4201. was from Gibraltar, and 120 f. from Oporto ; 50,000 dollars in gold by the packet ship Ameilean Congress, from New York ; 60,000/. in gold by -tke Wellington, from Australia ; besides some mall amounts by the Elizabeth Thompson and the May Queen, both from the same quarter. The tbtal value of these imports may be stated at about 220,0001. The exports of specie direct from London during the week euding Thursday last amount to 99,730 ounces and 3,0001. in silver, and 1,284 ounces and 16,2931. is gold, the aggregate value being about 48,0001. the account in detail is as follows see coin: To Rotterdam, 9,000 ounces; to Cape Coast Castle, 3,0001. Silver bars: To Rotterdam, 64,000 ounces; to Dunkirk, 4,000 ounces; to Ham burg, 14,932 ounces; to Boulogne, 3,000 ounceet to Hautboy, 4,778 ounces. Gold coin: To Belgiunt i =now ; to Dunkirk, 34 ounces; to Port Philip, this Cape of Good Hope, and Sydney, 1,200 ounces aad 16,2931. In addition to the above exports, the Australian steamer has just taken out specie to the amount of a quarter of a million sterling, and a further sure' of 8,7211. was shipped by the l'arana for the Wait Indies. The total exports from the kingdom sto thus raised to rather more than 300,0001. Other small shipments of coin are known to be in program by the numerous vessels sailing for Australia. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Herapatles Journal, shows the following results: Aggregate Average amount No. of miles riceipta received. open. per mile. 1852 £161.038 ... 8:649 ....'£4s 15 1851 281,389 ... 8.372 44 6 18.50 267,015 .... 6,743 .... 16 to This shows • an increase of IL 10e. per mile per week over the corresponding week of 1851, and a de crease of 15s. per mile on 1850. The Railway nines estimates the total receipts upon all the lines in the Kingdom since the Ist of January as follows: Aggregate Average amount No. of miles receipt received. open. per mile. 1852 .... £ 5,609,896 .... 6,618 .... £ B6l 6 9 1861 .... 6,282,907 .... 6.278 .... 841 910 1860 .... 4,786,783 .... 6,741 .... 833 16 ei The result is an increase this half-year of 191. 16s. 101 d. per mile 0111851, and of 271.10 x. 'ltd. per mile on the year before. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocz. The English funds have been firmer to-day, the ap proach of the Consol settlement being favourable to prices. Consols have been purchased at 1003, boa are now quoted at Saturday's range of 1001 to # for money and Wednesday, and 1021 to 1 for the ittly account. Boldness in this department is decidedly quiet. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 9V to 1; the Now Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1 04 to 1. Bank Stock, 2221. Exchequer Bills, March, 80s. to 635. prem. India Bonds, 88s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a great fall in Mexican bonds, which have been sold as low as 22' for the new bonds ; the price, however, has since rallied to 231, and now looks steadier. The Old bonds mark 294 to 301. Austrian scrip is better at 1 premium, and Venezuelan at 40, the Deterred Bonds marking 141. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have been sold at 72 ex div. Eqns dor, 41. Peruvian Deferred, 63. Spanish Old Threes, 471 to 481; ditto New Deferred, 211. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. pe;isents. --- C.;;;Ols, 44/ to 9.16; after Bolas, 442 c. Three per Cents. De ferred, 221 ; a ft er Bolas, 221. Debt (I s t c l ass ), 8a ; after Boln, 81; (2nd clan), 61; after Bohm, 5/. Bank of Si. Ferdinand, 104. Exchange on Lon don, 50.40. BERLIN, JUNE 4.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, Fourand-a-Haf per Cent. (1850), 1021; ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, 901 ; Commercial Ma rine Snr'lety's Premium, 1241; Bank Shares, 102,1. VIENNA, JUNE s.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 951; New Loan (A), —; ditto (B), 107; Bank Shares, 1,375; Exchange on London, 12.11. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Oar market was but moderately supplied this morning with English Wheat by land•carriage samples from the near counties, and the arrivals from abroad daring the put week were not large. Millers, however, were far from free buyers, and some difficulty was expel , : eneed in effecting a clearance at the rates of this day ae'nnight, the favourable reports of the growing crops deterring millers and dealers from hold ing larger stocks than absolutely required by the wants of their trade. The receipts of Flour have been large, and sale was dull, at former prices. We continue to be liberally supplied with Oats, and as moat of the dealers and consumer, had fairly stocked themselves from previous arrivals, we experienced a dull sale for the article this morning, and in tome instances 6d. per qr. less money was accepted to clear vessels coming on demurrage. In English Barley, Beans, and Peas no change occurred in value. The supply at market was trifling in the extreme. Foreign Barley barely sold so well as before. ARAI VA U 3 I.Nro LiiNDON 911031 slit MAY to bill JUNI. Gen. Enoloth. Scotob. Lrisb. 1 alum Moat 7099 60 7 0 Malt . Bazl ey .... .. I 7550 50 578 567 17 flats 5545 2046 12727 11565 ... now. 16551 torrolo 9413 gecko BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the accounts received this morning from Worcester and Farnham state that fly is increasing to some extent, and that Hope advaneed at Worcester market on Satur day full se. per cwt., in consequence of which, the demand here is increasing with a tendency to advance. Supply vary limited. Duty as yet not named. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, at the following quotations:—Town Tallow, 38s. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 37e. to 37r. 3d.; October to December (1852), 375. 9d. to 38v. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. Since our last report the supply his Leen moderate, still quite equal to the demand. The following are this day'a quotations : York Regent., 80s. to 110■. ; Scotch ditto, 80s. to 905.; Cups ditto, 6..%. to 705.; Wisbeach and Cambridge, 70s. to 90a. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The advance in price last week has brought an unusually large number of Beasts to market, and, coneequently, quo- tations are lower. However, there are not many left un sold, considering the supply. There is also an snereassd number of Sheep and Lambe; the trade for the former is slow, at a reduction of fully 24. per Blbs. ; and, fur the latter, remarkably dull, at 4d. per 81M. reduction. Calves are plentiful, and prices, on the average, lower. From Germans. and Holland there are 460 Beasts, 2,280 Sheep, and 226 . Calves ; Spain, 200 Sheep; Scotland, 600 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,800; and 100 from Northern sad Midland Counties. I Pm.tone of 6.66. ad.l. d. Per Mayof Ms. 0. d. ... d. Han ricot, I lertarra.. 3 a 3$ Bed pa, • Ilt.-bels. Bb 3 a 310 134.4 Bbort.!torua . . 3 2 3 4 litat latog-.ropy 6.001,9 *rata, Wawa.. 2 6 1 0 Do. 40. Mau-- 3 4 3 6 41•r2 S 4 0, Eats aadocaad iambi, 0 U 0 u plia _.. _ , ~. .. .. 2 a 3 a , Ito. do. &tam 2 a 3 2 Kea Um a ilall.ol‘ , o, 0 0 00 I Limbo ... ~ Kra. at a.arlost, 4.373; ebaoo Yd 141.0 1 0. 23 .... 7 * Mara. 313: Pip. 31). IRELAND. JVNII 5. The Tenant League and the Defence Association are fairly at issue on the question of the Meath elec tion. The former are working heaven and earth for their candidate, Mr. Lucas, of the Tablet, the latter contenting themselves with a public expression of regret that Mr. Grattan's seat should be disturbed by a contest, and the country incur the stain of in gratitude by treating that hon. gentleman so badly ; but the source of the quarrel appears to he much deeper, and what seemed hitherto merely a want of cordiality between the two bodies has now broken out into open war. The Nation and Tubfst of this morning open a tremendous fire upon the de fenders. The Nation publishes the names of the " parliamentary committee " of the association, and denounces thosegentlemen as persons from whom the crown prosecutor might have easilyselected a jury hos tile to Mr. Lucas, if he were so inclined, in the recent trial of bopping r. Lucas, but endeavours to fix the odium upon the lay members of the association, and to exclude the clergy altogether from the transaction. The Tabla charges the committee with treachery, stating that Mr. Lucas having ascertained acci dentally, before be committed himself to a canvass of Meath, that a resolution had been passed by the association in favour of Mr. Grattan, obtained the assurance of Mr. Wilberforce that that resolution was a private one, and would continue such ; that he then entered on his canvass; and that then only,when they found Mr. Lucas so situated that he could not with draw with credit, the association came out with a public protestation against him and his proceedings. So stands the quarrel for the present. A warm dis cussion on the subject may be expected at the meet ing of the general committee called for 'l'uesday next ; but for so fur it is probable that the influence of the association with the popular party throughout the country has suffered material detriment in the affair. The two liberal candidates for Kildare, Sir W. Hort and Mr. O'Connor Henchy, are holding a grand rehearsal of the forthcoming election in the arbitra tion rooms of the Four Courts, the whole process ofaa election being gone through, with the exception that instead of the voters appearing in person, their pro mises only are introduced. The arbitrators have taken Sir Colman O'Loghlen as umpire, and, as many of the promises are claimed on both sides, several knotty questions arise. The result of this in. vestigation of votes may not be ascertained for a few days longer. The Cork papers continue to describe the progress of the work at the National Exhibition buildings as in every respect satisfactory. Several portions of the building are still unfinished, but there is no ap prehension that they will not be completed by Thursday next, the day of opening. The goods far exhibition are pouring in in large quantities, and the arrangement of them is carried on with sotivity and judgment.