The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-08 00:00:00

T eb .Tfo ttr4 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. 'gold, Fives an exchange of 25.27 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 20.421, it follows that Fold is about 0.016 per cent dearer in London than in Paris. I By to-day's adviecs the price of gold at Hamburg is 4281 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 131. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61 ; and the exchange at hamburg lon London at short being 13.81, it follows that gold is 0.697 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the hat of May, is as follows : BANK ON KNGLAN D.—Ace:ore? for Oa week coding Mar 1.186. THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. The transactions in shares to-day have been ex tremely lbw, and prices generally are quoted much the same as yesterday. With the exception, how ever, of North Stafford', which are a shade firmer, the preset feeling of the market is not strong. Great Westerns are flat, and Caledonians lower than yes• Punch shares are equally inactive. FIWAT BYININO. The English stock market was stationar y - to-day during the regular Stock Exchange . hours, with only a moderate money business offenng, and Consols closed, as officially quoted, 991 to 1 for money and Tuesday next, and 991 to li for the 9th of June. After the close of the official hours, however, the market went much heavier, and the price was called only 991 to 4 , being a decline of 1. Various reasons were assigne d for the fall, and amongst others, ap prehensions were expressed as to the result of the military fetes at Pans, but the true cause is probably to bo found in the arrangements preparatory to tho close of the account, and the desire on the part of one section of speculators to put prices lower, temporarily at least. The official report of business is asfollows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, '4; ditto, for account, 994, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 984, 4,1,1. New Three - and-a-Quarter per Ceuta, 1001 z, 4 , 4 , 4 , 4 . LongAnnuitiee, 1860, 64, 13-16, ; ditto, 30 years, 1839, 6 9-10, ; ditto,lB6o, 7k. Bank Stock, 220, 2194. Exchequer Bills of the March issue remain quoted at yeste rd ay's improved rate of 68s. to 71s. prem., but little business was done. The June bills an) taxthelo. to 66a. pros., and India Bonds, SOL to 83s. prem. In the foreign house the transactions were rather more numerous than during . the last few days, though still far from extensive. Peruvian Bonds are again weak, and Ecuador have receded to 4:. Mexican, on tho other hand, closed firmer, and Buenos Ayrean were taken at the improved figure of 80. Russian and Sardinian Bonds were in demand for investment at higher rates, and Danish are also looking up. Sales are recorded as follows : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94, 1 ex div. Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., 80, 79. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 784, Z' • ditto, Five per Cents., 103. Dutch Two-and - a-h alf per Cents., 614, ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 924, 93,1. Ecuador Bonds, 44, 1. Granada Defer red, 91, 10. Mexican, for account, 14th May, 311, 1; ditto, New Three per Cents., 28, 274, 281. Peruvian Actives, for account, 103/, 103; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 63. Russian Five per Cents., 1161, 116; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 104 Sar dinian Five per Cents., 964, 4, 97. Spanish Passive Bonds, 64; ditto,Old Three per Cents., 471, ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1. AR AND lITOCIN ONGUAILANTNID. ibis to4or op to $ pa. twra DfI•ILTAI ANT. _ Notes lieusd x33,41;773 41,verrowel tu.onx• • Mbar St:curl:lo %Rimy. (1.1.1 Coln awl 11. 19.381.40• Alyce Eagont • X 33.417,775 1%/TMPIT. o•4cal.l.ent Swanks t% co,t Aiinulty) 033 9therriciettlfli 11.1n2 332 Not. 11 foli 41i Oold and barer cow 443...,4 I ka ntra s r a jg " , IlleaMelly. iftrartlr o bstai llia rsiz tat arl Clear mod Ilkfliad Deft sei ?Mb, GM Aber ' ' • • Sole MINIMS • CM; :: ar ) . be. m s do maa Sri Lwasihro . a was snob Dee sof Om Ppa105..... , IS* lie li, J.! Ilj II 414 17j 111‘ 97 99 10 1 21 1 fl j U Prot:dome MO .61 ....: .13 14 ' .1 1 5: 177 .. 7 0/ 31; nun . . 3,14037 VulillOil‘allilin'cita. riarl.i.u. &a i l= Mgt of Ac 02.1 2.191,817 =4l l ; , ; r udli... ,-. , . 14, 2 ,:: 902 awl. inn, Inlia 1,213;11 i1.3.;,41t.1,240 1.30,429,206 KM 6.1852. M. )IABBIIA LL. ChM entutr. The above returns when compared with those for elms previous week, exhibit the fottowlngehroxes : Circulation issue Circulation active 21,832,1110 Increase 233,316 Public deposits 3,194,',17 Incresac 201,444 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,338,023 Increase 2,244 Other accuritica in banking department Coin and bullion in both 14 13 gla lie i NI • T P 1 11 e 44 17 17 1111Mirok Rad OisiMow =aar ikithi llszlh dm_ :1 11 1 SO all 01.111oo s. kt. soilWoot. (Ira Rt. h 100 ONUS Si/ - 13 SS S 2 34 5 ' 4 IC 10 la 114 40 92j 931 7$ So 9 10 pm 73 731 1:1 dig 1$ 19 1011 1 1 131 I9s 114 31 81 33 pm „ 921 f „, * 931 31 4111 i 21 21lt 331 34 3 70 31 70 die 27 89 lee i fli lel BL ICI II !! I al: iiiimiratiCariiii• :: 11l Ds. Tbkil4 • Liserain maiircalkii; Do. Wag Wing Uske al Use Sordoni I I Lanham' liekwall_ to 1 111 1 76""ti &s 4 ir 7 9 7 1 . :• :: . I Dukalesll4lLasel ;2 . Lurks Mlssili-Restert WA 6 3 1331 !!II:12""filkE,"410 ▪ romi.Boi n amd 4144144 I DO 141.1411141.0 41 Ila.lyio.a 4lAscol4l4. lAosi. Valor 7. 1 DA einiAraimiey r; maw °teat Weetern(l; . - The Brazilian Login Sinking Fund is now in effective operation. Notice has just been issued by Messrs. Alexander, Fletcher, and Co. of the cancer ment of bonds to the amount of 13,2001. in the loan of 1824, and 4,0001. in that of 1829; whilst Messrs. Rothschild and Sons likewise notify . the cancelment of 197 bonds amounting to 23,4001. in their loan of 1824, and six bonds, or 4,0001., in that of 1829. At the meeting of the Assam Tea Company to-day a very encouraging report was presented, and a dividend at the rate of 10s. per share for the year was declared, being the first divided for many years past. This improvement in the company's prospects accounts for the shares creeping up during the last two or three weeks. The price last reported by us is 91, the amount paid up being 20/. per share. 10 razor, Abwpwitiy. 7i :=rmi .;4 I PosOink lin 114 Sj $ as 38 . 33 101 I 1 ii - iiiiiiiiiiic:7 .77 It lialtalsyss... ... ... If Ma* ors.. . IS Nadi Wallers, .. I RIM hem& Wesbone W = War% a Wolves li kW& lifiai ..,.. al dliriim.6 NM, 0•2 • 41 i# Ds.. Mao IL. ... .. ----_—___ ,01 ais B If I/ 71 7 71 d. 10e 10 lie El is 14 2 pa 214 II 174 171 2 d 11 12 iIA 4 do 14 II 7 11 11 . 14 f... , V ........, a, • Z sie.er :,.6, • , ~ C -X e.ot..e.e-we V .. .4.....pCe.....-...-- A ,., f '----- //‘'l r °--1.- _v ..:----..--- Teb l e • ....... No. 1,781.] LONDON, SATURDAY I --- ttiIItALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS , k m mo. rd newer horses be TAN DIAMEIVII litp.111871•111tUr, POLTII AIIiaTIMLIA, ha-llosesplim SPORTING. - --- - CHESTER RACES. REMARKABLE ROBBERY BY A GOVERN MENT COURIER. ..„,..",,re s two* GNI 4111.'11" main Ill" ••••••°••46. LATEST BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. dm- l ' a gasemeneats "bibs elmaleftehdrehme of maw War this tide the Irsdeperidamee, or Brtumels, re se fewrellue• .- D l EBT. ...------- Iwo , nowealse. 0= 2 .. . 1 . 01011 . I le 1 WIM =ll DP 1 rat Cldsf lemos n! lath sae el SW 11112 Maim tad remade pines of freed slsos moan ---- -- "" whisk Ilse dlato rim Min seassaradd, sad is which the i to I -.. &oboe '7O ii:TE6 7 7.7 a; ---- 114 71 11 12 (6) 23 b, 1 - it....b....3 sere ass beam of oaf masa is to seem extent - §g 457 • - .". tree T. IMAM - ...... ono 3 I° I - elefetwee deal • emlnia lleadeur X., twsMissi at the Belg ian lISTI ---- " - me km lessen - • II " 2 4 13 3 ta to I I -- and tae Crest :te l. I I -- A A re u ro WWII ~, 7 . • isse 0. 6. nsisse... Psettille 1 II 13 to 1 - Ll* Mem Uto I - Illas capital. has hem he several yams agent for one of the lalola &Teary Wm is Lest/ea Oas day toward, the i 0 2 , iT i ‘e ' *** .. . sae P. .--• FoRNINL- Is to I - - Ortleekir .13110,... 1 .• asslooo to 13 - Amber. itille sse tniabr een. 2 3 % i t: 1 i .:. = nor a Trump i 1 000 0. 0 : : ::__ y. „„.,, ,.....th0 ,.. 0)0.) asw 01Newilwory Me limas Lmeg ioa sarprised at reeentug from Besilmel • bin sodsd la with red wax, and ' 16262 d""vaial m a r a riser:Me as a. er. I MO to 10 - Alias (t) maladies rah beellitim brilIMM *SA illts.,to the value of We" ) I.2.I 22AIremALL sod Well M. IlewlmilailreM -- - abase Ms dam ad hams. They tel been ordered by FRIDAY'S RACES. . -- him, seas ad lits psalms mania my adice of their nits '-'''---ige 1111. PARLIAMILWr FORUM 'Wain Cuomo' STANI4 (Handicap) of 15 lova. web, 10 ft, sue essimadaa. rpm as put Imam $ l etter f rom t h e saw weld titi.l... 81' MIL DOD. and 5 only if declared, with 60 added. A wiener of any lAwdow Nee rears . handicap . race after the pollination of the weights to awry a liars, 211 1101191dail 111si lima a lashietir de Brian, extra weight ; the second torte his stake, and the winner ELECTORAL I' MA'S, from 1832 to _ol3ll,_ . tem ,_ ~.., or , ... „r,,-..`.s u es tee LI.; arrt i l ii. Z o r i r to pay 10 son. Le the feed. Frees the Castle Pole, once Brereelle l =odrld vl. l i s a dmpatak die Ril l:0 e ( In he lli re et i l in en e' t of in jewellery, laded* to maks peseenie tohis bride. Monsieur .......„ • I, ,-,,, eic whines (21 sobs, 10 of whom declared.) X. was regaled Ili allow IL do Brash. aa opportunity of , '''".l7'_(... - ,......iv , no lames Tan, Arra al Aball•Dl mould sad is. ve , -e' 4 •" --- ",;;;.A.uo'''‘; Ma Now arum Pereiner Trades Lk- odobleosa__'s 110 . 07 a1a Bowie rek est 41b _ (f HAW I choice hut to past with adtdoi ampt for hard cash. 2.n.. 1' , 1".''' . ., • .... le t ,men iab ilseed IlleuMens, p e s., Sr. game ma Moms 4 yrs. rst O. ueber 2 :l 2 Next da the 1 . 4 it ,,,,,,,,,..... . ..... h . ow bit =L ai oit Land Waterbed% The Maar. 4 yrs, 7st 4lb (D. rigid. 3 y ei aPee some to Ws dwelling of the Danish b0w d.,,,,,t.e. tr t ...... ...." T ootoott o r „ m am a " p a n wwsabi WilliAL BTAIMI of lu lOTA each, h It, with 30 ded ; gentleman ; tho lams lailadol la Ms letter was that of a der ~ ot!• ( ' .l .: l "„,„''''''''''', ~. caw... IL Dm, Ibie., drawee " Itio ler 2 and 3.yr.olda ; 2-yr-old colts, lat ; allies, fist 11lb ; anoforte sakes The aism is iortly afterwards arrived ales I. ''' 1 " " 2.- ',, a4 f• The feenism, Misilaps "dig& B.yr-old colts, tht ; Chas, Bst 111 h; maidens at starting to inn*" *l i re. __ ll - de was a young gentleman leis ococo.' ___ awed 31b; T.Y.C. (5 subs) of polished agnedde simasn ; be examined the 811:• - • fri„, e ,,,,,,,..mmi5hea fo me* 7 6 , „=. 66 .•••• Xi. Taybe's Iby Orlando eat of Mot of Avon, 3 yrs (Arnold), articles with a *PM smiiihmee through his glue, 2 4 41w. " a 'l' •n .a. "-' "t t, "; ,.. b lost Tres'a°malt man ores net seeing to disturb thin se tats se to take then into his MOW thee! .4 tb e i• renesseiesF i fth you of the Coe ratan BYANES of 10 son. seek Mai& Ms comeleisi lis brief elernry with a slight shrug 1 ,...,4 ~1 , ..4 4 , tte reely meow too saMalimlvi s sen= with 60 added, for 3.yr-aids; sells, 8•4 Kb; filliss more Of tile Mat My wets too rococo, sad ~,,, 1.13 yoriyareene. or ern prrer aillp".loas . ,„9.....1y •11N1 "rwisedrireadettle...l. ejinA Bat Mb; the widest to pas %WM fe the AIM. mime arms whisk sad tow thms quarters. (12 subs) IS . Faired,. He exceed sww en. ss Mr. Tbcrpon's bs by Farad, oust of Llly, errs (Ifilbselsree) . Mit eligeneked dad listaisor I. had had so much trouble, i n “.t • ;An awl tie,. An lessmbas walked env bat srm* limit his lady with something better. A mws.---- --- IlAsinicAe STArts of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; e short parley mowed, and la Me end, from men good 14.4:N MAC l'lllleLefare u.l.volltant. I Tin C 1.4 • . 14 . a. ... ~b 12,ee, • sec in en, petsers.. MWls It PRFPAR.ITION of LONG-LINE FLA/i- Cheshire Stakes or Grand Stand Plate (if run previously), trouble, he chose a pin and ring. _The price was only 800 f et ~,,,/ r ts.woot. by tin el. %VOWS 290121160; 10Ib. extra, the mad in either, 61b extra. Boren furlong.. and a draft on Coutta ' s was offered to the agent. Monsieur N 11 ,,,,,,„...,,, ~,..i.26......1abd reread Maur 411111, (15 subs.) X. was content ; he would send the cheque to London ; of roe • or o,tost tiler. Twee. area rihore• W I'm' Mr. M. fort ' s Malta, 3 mem Mb 122; - a.", 5,., voinfebew oatinates Mr. mthilaio• Beers, 3 err, fist ille.. ,,,c: 1 course all would be regular, and then his customer should I hwaT im‘a .M..... t . rwi ri c :,i.M, wan .Iditisoo, refs la, Inn waterber's Lancaster, 3 yes, ht rib a x Dn ... 3 have the jewellery. A smile played on the countenance of the i yr, rum mutat: Nr; as Nmsesal lopornase and Adria Mr. J. corres hair,, yrs, Ilst M. ( wk.- 4 Dane. If the agent distrusted him he would pa in ecr u" sub ISnets o. Im the freparsuon of Mr caaa. 27 I W I 11r. Ilionspen's A I y.. , set 41b (Wlharamis 0 hag. But it was Sunday, the banks were shut-a L, well 86"La i Mr. Ilarereanfs th Ipmlß SS Pim* 0 then he would call on him to-morrow. The undertaking t ;j l 1 : 7 ' ~,l'ii .1.,,,if, l'atilotier, 11, licysl Eschew. Mr. IremelesOfrere,l Yrs 00 12 80 ...... ••••••• (rep= o was given with so much grace and with a bow which wined ..„,___ --- Mr. W. Moseley • Sire. Napier, 3 yrs, est Mb (T. 0 ._ • -.__ that ..- am " • se imamate the conference was ringat an sad, that Mon sieur X. withdrew, leaving his and pin in the ~ ~. 1 b... 0.1 Cbr.per Mira, prole4 ae. by 9 ipop b a aa. Pit c . 0•• • •• ,,, 4 ncinii. p pia he t.: n • • LAME.' Pease, value 601 ., for dine-n. 014 lid; four, hands of his customer. Next day came, but not HE SCIFINCE of LIFE; or, How to Live and ~,,. ~.1 . „ „,. . h tb in* err brae, IlLegings. am At 81b ; five, 10st ; six and aged, lOst 21b ; mares awl geld the Dane. A week elapsed, and still the same un -7 . ~ grt , lef wire Ir tr eetiens kr se encleg purr iags allowed 31 b; airmen extra. The winner to be sold accountable deity, when returning home one even. 61'32.: tha FileT,u4.uvat Miriam a* slllsilis for 25 ) son. and 'Bowmen if to be sold for Ins. The ing. Monsieur X. found at his house an individual 61 ' 32. " r. 2. ',..,:i 4..0* al • wilwadala 888119 6 II I% winner to be sold by auction immediately after the rate, and %Wye. tte ! .t..ttl t 11 rn,•:".• . any miens to go to the fund. Ones round and • distance. dressed in the costume of a courier of an embassy, with the T00m.....____.„... , 1 ._ 8 tea; o ot a s ( 01.) (A i der at ) I arms of Oreat Britain on an armlet which he wore and on 17 .;.., sy !!, OSIOP Author. Tro• 1% & a tig. r. M. A 1N1 , 14'%1. Tr ATlse ve NERVOUS Sod COMM n r ....• aa s ay 3...,... 13.. 4 ,44 slb his buttons. The courier was in haste. " I left London 21110% if ni‘h v V• 0 1. sda Preder Oreeveres.lllnoperd .....- ...ewe+ s. ey (Sot.) e , a,,,,,.....„. , i .:r., le IfeeUti awl Mier Mr. W. erbbtso You*, Illawtheen, r Ps , em SID - %ells) ! despatches from the Foreign.offlce for our ambassador here. Th....b... ' ,. .4 l ^ ss .l• • ••••„• llmlll 4 . lparkain d Ill r ell sa pa Mr. J. Alfred'. Le Brolred-_, 3 years, ast Slb Or) . a . 4 war • There's something in the wind." " Ah! ate !" was the bon. iw .'"'' ' ' a*2l 7e . 2 • ece ,tare ••• i m am EATON STARTS of 10 'ova. each, h 11, with added; for revenge. " Yes, something, Ido not know what, but 1 pe suette. , . ........ a Wens . ' I la is pite. will WNW thew= wlialmed 2yr olds, 7st 21b, and four, Bst 121 b; fillies andgeldings owe: .114,1 .a. return this eve ' . Here is a letter hi h I w e ry es tbrd an:new. .0w Lll=es ride Mires air dams% and allowed 41b, and maidens at the this of zeroing 31b; win- aired for you as I came out ; if you have any o, Ladis ana. : es h..... be el..:l4 !s_ ull ip. pitinnin.iiii; nwwl unisp, as ozpipa. nersurdexcaki.tra• O r a Cour se . o ym unT ot • ita ( 6 'Ube) (T. „ tow 000) i reply it must be ready in an hour. The writer i t. 0 . 2 .) 2 said you would have to give me a box." So saying he left m it; sne. se • cumin; sea so isolodhoi• Mr. Oros • Mar Do tor, II yes, est nib .-..------_ °NAND STAN [Wire of 100.0va, added to a handicap sweep- in great haste. Monsieur X. read. There, at the top of the TI e HANCOCVS INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER stakes of 10 son. each; the sewed to receive 20 KM. Ont of MM. sure *sough, was the printed heading of the London Antalloor MD-CILUA. the stake, and the , winner to pay 10 son. towards expenses, fins-there, at the bottom, was the genuine sign manual • lles owel sea assts irdile ma y end , i soy .. to the judge. Os.. rette d an d a distance,l2 of his correspondents. The Dane had communicated directly h and mpg as en witty Air subs) with the London firm, and the jewellery was to be re- VAN s, es ass Isseaawa Med Ar , Mr. J. ftebsenes Lady ANNA 8 yre, Mt MS (Carron) turned that same evening. The courier punctually re ,lspalstlnetlw back Lora tifsearr's Dr en Mime, aged, 7st Ifilb Omen turned, took the box, and gave a rtceipt, carefully aseL ial" oldel batman to the ;et Illb bay" bid Wei . +Ports Me. Drier r Lem, VII, 3 yr, Id 10Ib ...(W down in his easy chair , delighted to have got Ex. - n, - ;,.: •, • pii l l ' iinipwi l l °l4l / 1 1 • 11 2 . iininna. • ••• •M a rs.,••!lrpma (]t rid journey , r of ite al i t lase, the jewels, and the courier, and wondered se eisesore so my ...,„ „N„. ~ Ws Ilasmsfe Mile% /yrs, 74 Ma what could be "in the wind." A week afterwards, and Lon Cluishiaifs Mils, ! 7n, lot as 1 another letter from London arrived, requesting that the mese el elsblerre• misetwarr login mr. ewiewehlwin 8 Seri: (Wins box might be sent immediately. Monsieur X. was . Mr. IL IMEW• lleyel i yre, rot sob _ _.,,,..(Ashmalli astonished. He compared the two letters ; the headings 0 % , Delft i6le d ilea 615 1 5515 V* D ue an and signatures were exactly alike. What of the courier, • • * t Manes ma OMSK Ble 1 apt Ramhamails, dad 10 to 1 what of M. de Bruhn ? By a common trick the latter _ 'Pt lad 2 *PM 1ait0119 1 4• 61 % 42895 26882 %1 "%Is_ ,ast bad made use of an address not hie own, and • . • P l 9B e1h 9128 4. % 1122622 " wall arm IL lllOlOOl, _ m° was miming. The pin and ring had been pledged ~: t willMl • eanierlll laial ie dwe_.,• 1 / 0 41 101 •__. la, u•,...... 111.1 " by a person who was identified with the soi divine courier. Lenny l'l= 110 •••••• MOW/ 11 7 • ••••• Th e service. of Mr. Forester, of the Mansion.b l' owe po we, ---- Ths nee was not was called in. The r e ssing box was found empty in the HANDICAP 131112ININAZNI 06 soon. each, and 60 added ; locked-up room whe " Villiers" had lodged. The I latter the sesoad to rosin 20 eon. oat of the stakes. T.Y.C.* • 1 resonage was proved to be a former clerk of the London bomb err gag r i b ire& a mmo* mem pi p.m ear and L i t was. cuvr . a Li . "...,.. 3 11 m 6 47 4 1 32 11 inowt. &We am a Wil sr Ns& num= a pp Aa ps••• now pins ass limmerilek : i n Tslisra ihmea Llawyen umersi :rps, Math Yee, ele eb ... . 4 they . were landing with their booty. insomm reseled pram alslsfhaslisg Spill isms smil MS lA . oar report of this brilliant ms s W were dreier kris des gas isd NM* wpm fertalie Inegoasles Mower NM gassers MOM Wasps* ought ii . 7l: al at to oar a tribute of prides to the of -- - ---- - - ANN Meats, dr Code= IN Bak min dm Is Ms. the muse ma hie assistants ; the comeswan admirably as sedan. sdissed is JAMS LIM Milwilhee k e pt, sa l skie pa s aborted w ith a p upa t e d w onk y o f THE NATIONAL EXHIBITION IN CORK. immessear, 0404644 1 14 land.., 011 mil 1011°6°. Newmann. The week piing is the rmatrmllat was the DONATION OF 1001. FROM PRINCE ALBERT. mearha. starting, whit, la Ohs Cur sal Owen then saw sass.. •-- At tho committee • held in Cork on Thur.- LLISON and ALLISON, Potent r inneSwill tho w" Gresad dle lablim ikmad .f saesualad vell gaimil is the sialigliaL seass 64,1361. 11. 1.8. 44., Aims! day last a letter was mikes' Orev, which conveyed Amsfecturein, el rd 71 Weise* a nig • Myr exam curet lad yaw ;as yasystakas haws, is the pleasing i „ A y t u t kb Rey . ' f teihnen , tied con yk g n Weir 1•• D••••••. 1. se 11422 - 1 MILL Mee. 5. ._ . ~..,1 ~ a_ to the flpski peolles AM pair Calsie. the mein t he h aw , pial"' e ' m ' l ' ll. (.8 " s r m am s . bi.iii s sa makes. 8000, sad Maadaellerldhipaphemis fano grsad shod rederce.-osweroned “ Bmildwiltam•Palace, May 0, 1852. pier and the appatembea WA " Sir,-I have had the harawar of laying lour letter of the _ - - ---- - 30th ult. before H.R.H. Prim Albert, an am commanded . R I MMEL'EI TOILET RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. by him to say that he has read with the greatest interest VINEGAR as exhibited M the Toaster at tits Crystal Paler) is far MIN rem& Num GI llether. hasslya kihition which it h proposed to hold in Cork. swassise le any lands Wean es s - "As it appears from what you say that this exhibition , tens md rittedre WM be the 1861. I 1862. 1861. 1862. is not to be coaddend merely as a local or provincial one, I . f Barrunt. ' ../.' • "...9 ...‘ • 14...1 ' s - 72 - - 72 Aberdeen • * " .llfrie. ' " d a " 1 " 611 _,..„.t iakil" .„,_ 271 371 Belfast and Ballymena - ---. but that, from the general interest it has created, and tho 1,342 1,645 universal support it has met with throughout Ireland, it 708 675 may be looked u_pon as being, as you describe it, !in the WI WwWw l • lB sr ''''''"`"• • '''' 17 17 Belfast and County Down 228 240 widest sense for Inland, at least, a national display,' his ' Is. ed. 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 3,660 1,678 royal highness has much pleasure in contributing 1001. to , - 111111111...1 DWITANTANNOr3 26 Blackburn 735 784 wards it, and I have the honour to enclose a cheque for that HAIR DTI Was the gmessase of 86 Bristol and Exeter 13 man' sommat mum to thew 189 189 Caledonian wao are dilly Beeppented ter ths 94 94 Chester and Holyhead nelbere preperster old Mg We 6 Cork, Blackrock, eel Passage 85 139 On the motion of Sir Robert Kane, seconded by Sir Thos. mos of Mir dyes. Pres is , dd. pr 11 20 Cork and Hondas , 36 148 Deane, a vote of thanks was immediately paned to his royal MIA ladedies bores 33 48 Dublin and BMW hadion 657 797 highnem for his munificent donation. It is fully anticipated T. be hod of an refiner one la 63 Dublin and Ineyheds l,OOl 1,011 that • royal visit will bepaid to the exhibition during the 6 6 Dahlia sad -, 221.22429g2 22 1 " ' 4° P i g illwr. 161 161 Daubs mail= 329 433 B. MOM. 'Whims, 31 31 DIMBO.,IIrM4AIIIOIOOIIJuno 6BO 760 . ....,_ _..... 8/6, Ossedulem. ad& 1 . 19 m 19 19 Dania not mailmen W 88 Bast Alights VIiTEETH mad HKALTIL-A good let of 79 79 Lenembfre II owe Mom amemeda vile Ode pew- 322 1131 Eaeasen Comeau sad Norfolk 14,468114,826 FRIDAY EVININO. dthsulemslissilmisis imrMmllaa4use ndweie 96 96 sonsow yoke 2,018; 2,157 The market opened this morning with a very ex -11.9"" 2•199 ' 9 19.9 " 9 " 1 4111•11 "-- .4 ---- 9* .r . ' 84 1 eei lb and Glair' w .- • • 3 . 788 i 3 . 696 tensive business in ta t the the demand for which ilestisemisa of pre eaderWWW lll6 " 1 31 1 T rof T4 81 78 Perth, & Dundee 2,016 2,207 r . ellose ese umi ttezra maws; se - 6 Imam Crediton lO2 continued throughout the day, and the price closed a* misMg iii sese is We NM solid el Ma was 18 19 Farm 360 421 at an advance of I, with an upward tendency. Cu re maims en war mil essartiMad saa S. port.ina 171 f 1711 ahem ead Beath Wasters 3,679 3,852 bet* were again ui request. Som large transactions erre Mho enwrled oar% WOW! _lPM.___ll .___._ .._ 236 2231 ChoatliartharalkaLlassids 9,761 13,055 were done in West Alfred Consols, Speedwell, and 11 °°° 10, om , *Ill" 110 . 5 5 4 1 k 5 5 551 M 555 . 55 Mr 2a 188 188 Greatlisalhara&Wmant(lr) 4,717 4,441 Chiverton, at a alight advance in . pnce . . Clives con sists; esd Nos 11. enerre rrIMPIII WWWN111..1w1............../ 44 * so 27 7 Gusts Woe= 18,696 18,141 . . =riohie. bAll- let bin. ilorr i t ud l a.' 26 20 Idak Sloth Imam edidenshe Welk 0 .6. Elllosordes,' esa so Ste thisremosteamp sMealassesa. 106 iel /rag sad Wiedeseare not lo wee, bad by denelels sr yodomass. 90 90 Laaralsr sad Ordida 260 NH Creche sad Toilieldro .... 15,302 16,791 Orylls have advanced 17. per share. For Mendip ARLOW'S NEW IN- 39 30 Ueda lisellesen k i • 7„.' )3 VENTED sai.r.Acrotri MEOW 12. 1 Orry ari =UMW NO VENT-1111111 II 517 , sad 1 geeth P rt - 1 - Towey, and Whod Cupid, there were buyers, but no Women i 3 • r ill li p, A st . smei eie, bar, elder, oc AWN NUM 6/ Lenin red lilaskeall i . 1,0161 974 milers offering. A large business has been done in g. .te.., . her briars Ist or add ss eaMilaf 173. 17 Loaded, aade.thast 10,328 8,843 Eilbrickensland the shares rapidly rose to 5. Alfred /2 - _ a tut the len pat shall be drys segssuas 344.. 244 Lanais ami Worn '-. A ,- 16 24 Latadeshrery and Hasidim 181 292 and Tamar, have all changed hands without alters,- 11 It = sea, Mszllex ec iltMadeely lac. 128 117 mi. ". „, In the Hull market there is an active 1) MI Ca--- - - - _, use __ _- 167 167 I Ulnas. 6,086 6,144 , . 1 "1 1 f !I I I I ...mew 28 IS 4961 as ilawhislarialloielhlaleseloa 442 562 oemandf for Tnuinack and Beano. ad Csatlia The quotations of to-day are as follows : West Pro fred Consols, 31, 32 ; Speedwell, 6L / • Clive, 7,8; 60 37 111 Midland Great Wasters Ore.) 20,321 1 632 621 21 , 931 264 videnco , 49 ' 51 ; Alfred Consols , 17, 18.; West Al -818 91 ' Kilbricken, 5, I; Tinerofts, 11 ,i ; bent, 11, I; i 2 . r ere met; memases st weer tan emt la IA 0 Swim% Ira Cut& 3 • . Ws 0 05 6 0 5 51 •; RM. 4e. ed.l Mr 146 149 Nara Edda as LI deararel Ow Itorry, Sts. es. „_ at 222 Bank Bialheiddre 6,246 4,888 Tamar, 4t, t, ; Butterdon, 3, • Mendip Hills, 305., ! II 11.1 " . " a r •• • *in ••= "" 47 47 North Wasters II" ' "him Is 7,i s i l lj: la 46 45 Sneak Ceded 1,9°11 2 , 012 5,6: West Ding Doug, 6,6; West Wheal Alfred, 1 t thee, itesOnaC( I - peas soalesilisallimaireseass U U Ihiolhe LOW . T.' 633 663 32e. &L, 375. Bd.; Cathedral , 21, 31; Vale of Towey, thwoghltimis thew& Nem thilignst SI IR litsiwebwry and Birmingham 674 827 3 is nail IR*: *ids the imp lesumed 4 9 , 47 Sisewskwy ad Chester -.' of e. wen ek en eater. 29 29 'bowlike Oaks JAM= BARLOW, 1= 6 :211... len 68 58 One Dense 2,020, 1,909 Trebarvah, 7, 8 ; Trannack and Bounce, 41, 1. ili a-8 1 10141seseriseenert Nampa 261 Ufa llama lassent err are em wirer 78 U 6 South Wake 1,066 1,474 2 .l4lmeMsmsies • vow mast at ago. arm we/maw to 39 77 Ilsaftlfark.,Deasaeasra Goole 1,083 1,306 THIS DAT. Mtsp r one ere jt, sr was erred. 401 err W NNW 39 as Siesta ma Bestwest „ .9 Tar W1,01 , = flo seponeda re ap L uithod 4 0 • Vale * ewes The market for the gold mining shares remains ash st 'Law to Pim. Ibl 1106 854 941 U.S. 11 • • the GPM Mere It So. 36 36 . 26 ig Wassoord Gad whorl& - 13 mg Ws* Caswell 326 299 Yuba River are worth 1-18 to 3-16 prem.; Liberty, 12 13 alllMltien 199 202 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Baden Baden, par to 1 prem.; LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 2113 SKI York, Newasesowl Berwick 16,427 14,320 Santiago shares mark 121. roe sessest. 266 279 TM and North lUMmad Tensenw. Crew Breisro Nam star t, I Fee Saney. Spam lestieL cress. 162 162 Central of Frsarso yesterday. MM. 671 671 Dutch Rhenish r aall s, '"'""'" '" 16 12 22 " " 26 22 " " II - 211 Maria AMA& ll6 160 - - WOO 1 Air Per all 1 1 Ire 1 1 Pi -...........1 1.0 MI /•• •• ••• •• I " •• ••• •• a 63 liewhena wed Troyes •04 , lase. ' 1,028 978 lON Ir. itasto oalkeers •••••••• all 1 I 63 63 limn awl Lege hensmairniCiii; ...... -. 2 - - 41211 4421 lid at haws a a .....B=s we n Lars.: a 11 U 6 ..11. dep.ll 811. - 71 1811 Odom sad Nadeau I AMOIISS herr. all 1 ldh IN %NS 186 / 4 _,» Stwel• nal No Paris sad Igen -- k: el - B 3 83 Pula and Wens i ~8 ,567, .. 9 : 1123 .,,,,, MN IC Merenen Ira and Cell all ... .., -- a . - . • 1110 . 0 0 1 0:6 . . 174 M.. Weiser Bras... - et 84 Paris and Ram i "evov ~r‘e, 100.4.0 1 Sere Arrelle• Mold .. all f ISi In 6,1141 gm isms nos :.: 140 306 Paris and Strodhugh 6,122 10,326 lON is Dassi. Usp.(lol.st Si. Pa. 11 1 •1 5 ii ....., 4515 e MAT 7.-Bt. desimela. 733 60; Vanillas (OW 10 10 Rosen and Ham 12,35 3 2,848 am 111 131.131ressalICalehe .. a - - 1,668 2,776 11,11115 to De. M.SehaDel ney ... Ili - - if.- -- * - _i Vith Osa MIL 175 II; haste mai t.1:1 IT 121 Tours sad Neaten DUN 1 Oren% Omsk an IMe re 11 ...q r. rm. Mle geese 111 MI; •• •••• 110 1 11 Crliress i g area 464 11aM il leneS es a..; arm. sae; I 'a Wow t,,,, ses ~, : least...., , 1 1 ..thorkS3 7 be; Nib ma ant li Oa IS Aislisliss Corse all idialisa '''. lia 7• . I•••• ....., ••• 111.118 ' ••• Th . The market for eelNal owl foralga Wool madams la MOO * alma all - so.. ...a Ism, a l, Dirps 'sr 111 Ili • Paris "4 1 -' l6; i 5id 2 1 .....; awdama sek 14i sa:" . " the roe tin bat lee ebb es to yaks as lasi gosh. no MAN I 0118111111111 wWW INMILIN, MAY 6 Vol ...bus ohs as lard to oemearesa ea the Imo WM 3 Put !Mu& I lais 3 eten p '' untbrY Lam , ICIS l New Inii:, -- ke wbieb &est 11‘460 isle of or a inlal link Ossi bass IN A Me 1 f oo ,yrZtal o C. all - - . oar•and-th . }!•01: p er Cali- ( 1000 ), 103 1 ; ditto at Enid* and teethe, (yam en day ex- a l9 lisdpagga;rankleipa 9 ._ - t 6 n )'• 1112 6 : National Debt, 90. Commercial Wag ism at head, sad of the mast. Prices ars 1 New ocumm _.... - lbe Society'. Prandial, -. Bank Shares, 102 i. to eels telly es Idon es lad ides. I Newer Miser MAO 1 Vert nap, r all Cal Isar ! 1 i i r. ii VIANNA NI AT 7.-Five per Cent. bletaLlkent, suss I hoard Ilia. .ll die $6 5-l. ; New Loan (A), 951; ditto (B),2091. Pour- Tun Gnaws Emicaurum.-On the let inst., 7 6 95 10 8 . 1111 11. 8 .Ca11a lel II it lie lad-a-Halt 4.see 10 Tr ,item 11388. E ic r ugo Cent& 41111 ° , mi. Bo= Shank 4,000 Germans left Bremen for America, most of theta fog in ila Is t p a ll e d m a i. on London, 12.21. New York. ail II la I Wet Marlsass. nis i di iiii.66 - 77 - Zi rikini; Mon waits.) .. all Os. Ibis*, ... ... ... I* Ds. Osirestry ... .. 66 61•IhIre tiates ... _ 66 aim Dims - /4 *alb Seim .... .... . 10 Sega iffsiik _., _. ... . a 161111 Tabisillismils SI Ihssidis mil 'joie of Sue Wolonfooll Wolorbod art II West Oorawall IS Tork,llo.o.llooolirwlios 20 Do. do. Itaimions Do.O.N.E.hersbase . N York fad Nardi Iffilikao la!gi. l . ff ija am L. _,Wer.. I°4 ( ri i t a i lli lie:4 ll 114 b ()ewed lo LawbaltlLW4www 10 121pieinio hawks ' jlosid loNalsoks) IS 104111sw od Is irlyws.ka (Mo Ot.111) 124 Olomoster i Duo lrwi 10 IDd Crowd ikeolby(l.ll to On o 9 10111110otWolwro D LaDj Awes WWI (tete) 114 Do. WWI 10 6wdliodllll4laaa 111 imam sad Grosswlo6 (Ismool lo Om& 10 Ditto rsdossito (NNW 10 Lowootoft OstrApotOmet. Dowel to lkellat) .- 10 Noillionalsolwe Ilse* (limissi lo Ileat.oaustin SO Ditto MIR New IS Prstasilipo (low Lam ttl.Wwl.4lwsw.itTorl 11 Ditto ittossae ) k. Ilaarl., (larall a 1114 Ira wed WNW (law 04 04 1 1 1.111.111 , law. usrl r a - L'altel' l ibit 3 War lallsigrac. a alltemset (Ism% 14 giuth M s. 071":11.6Wiatimia....7.1 h oe 1 71•7114:i. - i '' ii Me .... Orior _4 liolylmal Dr:IWO", and AM e a )10 i 4 P.a._ ..1. sow Ct. Rol Ol DIM io. Ilw do. Id Do. livelipor Cast. Pa f I ) lisoLlNokewAt e 14 11"1". 41= Dwalle. ..." analdostrool) , 4Altd l e 1 0t.l ua l lidis iNoolo auft. p e t 0' tom 6 Iteldli. Oso.loor it! a Loodoelledfottorddm m- 1 ,,.... ..k.,1 I ILEtran 1 0014 I DIM Trdnesse ..: le Soda IsNokia -1 DeArrielard Se pm 10 Veilleller, . Waolljelilper( F li -----..-- "Clhol;iiit;7l. /04 II pw Owt... ... 11 Snob nem 11 Yet. 4 i tt y .oii: 3 WNW"' is .. II illkouseNit ism. . .....Wislififling.furie. POlll3Oll ILA 10 Omni Pomo m (Thee 10 MAIM awl Driedlsm A Mot ham ... ... 10 Ds . 6 Wks Pairold.. 4 1 lu. 4 himmUso of Food 10 1 Dm. Meow ~ . De. =... „. . DI Nola si DA ft. 76M; ..: ..... 10 Itosur soli Liao . .. 16 doilorm et Frame. . - 111 DA *AS pm IL DEO (Dr L Am AsidosimiL) 11 Nod Iluidowa ... 6 Fob mod tr im 1110 Pada imml 11 Pato/ lids ... • le M o b sod 111011amod - 10 ism old Ilmoom .. 2) ud 16~.: .. 17 Won r 1166 r ... .. 0.1 Woo Fleadmo . . .. 6 WesOss 04 From .. ... 111/ to SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mere. Cooper and Davis report a heavy trade :—Prime Meadow Hay, 75e. to 888.; AMA!. ditto, 66e. to 7A.; Bowes, 63e. ; Clover, old, 84e. to 100 i. ; Btraw, Ms. to Ms. ii' tsi so so 10 191 4 341 1141 ar 19 2% 91 21i Pir i-Pis 1 3 3 ifi "sm. 0 414 3 . 3111 SS 224 4 4 pm 110 If 44 SS SA 17 1414 1424 101 12 22 24 ld lu. PO 30 99 1 loot SHAII& li i dii $1 184 9 6 4 6 $ 4 l 11 1 11 I Pla 134 143 lfj 4 1 3 41 111 a If pea 54 55 I I as .:i. ft A"' 10e li IS I Ps 141 1 19/ IT sss . 5 I $ I s o Ilit la 11l 164 IS IS 4 1 IT gh i Pa MALTS. 3 Il ls 34 $4 64 Ai 4 pm 1 1: 123 1d I fl I i n isi :1 s pi 44 $0 ra 11 111 n It II pia From the Board of Trade returns just issued we extract the following statement of the tonnage of vessels employed in our foreign trade, which entered inwards and cleared outwards in the month ending the sth April in the last three years. Entered Inwards. Belonging to the United 1860. 1851. 1852. Kingdom and its Depen dencies Tons 231,755 312,170 243,768 Other countries 121,037 205,111 163,016 Total Tons 352,792 517,281 408,784 Cleared Outwards. United Kingdom and its 1850. 18.51. 1852. Dependencies Tons 374,394 430,369 404,771 Other countries 96,138 168,991 167,988 Total Tons 472,630 599,360 662,767 Pa nte three months ending with the same dab, the following malts are afforded : Entered inwards. United Kingdom and its lark. 1831. 1852. Dependencies Other countries Total Tons 910,899 1,209,794 1,079,280 Cleared outwards. United Kingdom and its 1850. 1851. 1862. Dependencies Other countries Total Tons 1,141,234 1,327,896 1,380,774 These returns are satisfactory, as proving that the shipping trade of the country is in a state of great activity, in which British vessels fullyparticipate. The returns of the vessels engaged in the coasting trade show a steady increase. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst., is as follows : Rate of Exchange. Bengal £17,489 13 11 .... 2s. per Co.'s rupee. Madras 3,944 0 10 2. Pt Bombay Total The total drafts since the 7th May, 1851, are thus raised to 2,787,1331. 13s. sd. The amount advertised by the company as being required during the financial year ending the 30th April, 1852, was 3,000,0001. For the year 1862-53, the amount which the company propose to realise by the sale of their bills on India is 3,500,0001. The demand for bills on foreign places was very limited to-day, owing to the continued and increas ing scarcity of bills on London at most of the con tinental bourses. No better evidence than this could be afforded that the balance of trade with the con tinent of Europe is decidedly in our favour. The importations of corn and wool from Germany for a long time supplied the continental bourses with bills on London and other British ports: but these have now greatly decreased, and the void is not supplied by extra movement in other articles of import. Short Paris was higher to-day, closing 25.45 to 471; ditto 3 months, 26.80 to 621. Amsterdam was in demand at 12.2. Hamburg, coming 'chilling higher from the other side, rose here to 13.111 to 1, some paper remaining over. The exchange on Vienna again advanced to 12.33 to 38. The other exchanges presented no variation from previous • rates. The prices negotiated are as follows :- 11rea. Pm, Fran sesoUalad. Tb Amsterdam Piss abort 121. 1et.....l et..... Its. 1 ay. Ditto Rotterdam Rubin sad Altana Macs. 1 I imbl. Masa 114 sal. Fraaklorttm.ths.Malme pee CIO „ „ 121 it Ikr. ... 11111. 11m. In. Mir. 1211. MM. Trieste pa r SI 91P 1211. &SM. ... 1111. *Mr. Antwerp Broods Gist 211: 1* re. :: : lave lair-. ik. „ s sTsifasiii: ais. ::: iiii: Mi. Iwo*. ... 234. 6714. 9*. e. ... 33tr. Ca 33tr. ... M . 67a. Ran. • „ .. 2a. ... M. 8794. „ „ Ha ft ... 231 r. 820. Leghorn =8 pee arat „ 411 pow .. 0 peas P* 7 999•9 „ 121 pea .. 131 pima Maas Madrid per dtker „ Qua „ .. .. Now • ••• 119 7 90 13=3 .. ~a l pines ... pass pace ... par Beale 4 Beraca. . 1. 7 4 PM •. Pik. Mei ,, „ 49 ma ... piece Liam pa aa.l " 13 pore .. 93 pace n ilail n• MN Opera St. Poigna .. nt per rale „ "t 87 ppm ... ii pas There is no change in the pentads= el bullion, the arrival of the West India steamer, sew two Eon overdue, being awaited. Pressat quotation are thus reported by Messrs. Sharpe and Wilkins:—Bar gold, 775. 9d. per ounce standard; bar silver, without gold, 41. 11Id. per ounce ; ditto, containing gold (all gold above five grains in the pound to be paid for), As. o,ld. per ounce; Mexican and South Animism dollars, 4s. 101 d. per ounce; platina, 113 a. per omen; quicksilver, 3s. Bd. per lb. in bond. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about mile prom. (new tariff rate), which, at the Et mint grace of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for i Ditto lime Bordeaux. time departments' — 19,901,100 Increase 313,730 Seven day and ether bills 1,213,821 Increase 6,619 The Rest The Reserve The publication of these returns has been looked for with interest, as the reduced discount rate of the Bank was in full operation during the week, and many parties expected a considerable influence would be exercised on some heads of the return. The al most stationary position of the "other," or private se curities, however, combined with the strongly deve loped tendency of the several items representing the resources of the Bank, shows how unimportant has been the actual effect produced; at the same time that it proves that the institution has only succeeded in preserving about the same amount of 'business in this particular department of its operations as it pos.r loosed prior to the reduction. Aa this business us now carried on at a diminished charge, it, of course, follows that the net profits must be proportionately lessened. The stock of coin and bullion, after a temporary decline, has again experienced a great rise, and now stands higher than ever. There can be little doubt that the metallic stock of the Bank has ere now attained the long-expected amount of twenty millions sterling, as the next return will show. According to the official returns published in tho Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private hanks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 24th of April, was 3,6139,4051.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,662,878/. There is consequently an increase of 6,527. The note circulation of the joint stock hanks during the same week was 2,980,180/. ; and the previous week's return being 2,973,891/., the increase is shown to be 6,289/. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 21,598.8451. (being 457,1051. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 28,248,4301., which shows a decrease of 444,2891., as compares with the returns for the previous week ending the 17th of April, and an increase of 1,685,5431. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,028,670!., and the joint-stock banks 429,807/. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,458,4771. below the fixed amount. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The English stock market shows no signs of rally ing from the decline that took place after business hours yesterday. Business is extremely quiet, and prices are rather flat. The arrangements for the settlement of Tuesday's account have commenced. Consols have been quoted all day 991 to for money, and 991 to .1 for next account, of the 9th June. The Th ree per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 1; the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 100: to 1; Bank Stock, 2201, There is no change in Exchequer Bills. the foreign stock market the change in prices is limited to Mexican Bonds, which opened 341 to but in consequence of tho unfavourable news by the Medway (published in the second edition of the Daily News) immediately went down to 331 to 34. Peruvian Actives mark 104 ; Portuguese Fours, 371; Sardinian, 961 to 97 ; Spanish New Deferred, 211; ditto Committee's Certificates, 21:per cent. ; Vane. suelan Deferred, 18 ; Buenos Ayres° Six per Cents., 791. ~ ~ WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCIRO-LANI, SATURDAY hfORNIXO. The colonial markets continue firm, and with a good demand for most articles of produce. Sugar has sold well, and prices are about lid. per cwt. above those of last week; for the foreign descriptions especially there has been much inquiry. The sale of Java Sugar, held in Rotterdam yesterday, is reported to have gone off at about I tot florins advance. The native descriptions of Ceylon Coffee continue to attract the attention of speculators, and a large business has been done at 435. per cwt. ; the Plantation kiads have also improved to the extent of about is. per cwt. The quar terly sales of Cinnamon were held on the 3rd instant : the low to middling sorts went at about former rates, but good and tine descriptions were occasionally sold at Id. to 2d. per lb. decline. In Tea there have been no more speculative purchases of common Congou, but the dealers arc buyers at from lOd. to Is. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. There have been no transactions in Tallow today, and prices may consequently be quoted the tame as yesterday, Ms.: Town Tallow, 36e. 6d. nett ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 3d. ; October to December (1862), 375. to ed. ; on or before the end of May, Ws. to 360. 3d. Manta? AVRILAOIB.—Town Tallow, 38s. 9.1. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Old. ; yellow Ituseian, 375. 6d. ; melted stuff, 27e. ; rough ditto, 168.6 d. ; Tallow graves, 9a. ; good dregs, ds. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. More favourable weather having airasTar7i;eri,the mar ket begins to improve in regard to the supply of vegetables and fruit. English Pine-apples, however, realise good prices, as do hothouse Grapes. A few Court of Wick, New town Pippin,and Reinette Gris Apples may still be obtained. Oranges plentiful'and good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Strawberries are very plentiful. Young Car rots, Beans (both French and Mangan), Peas, Lettuces, and Artichokes continue to be supplied from France. Potatoes are generally good in 9nality. Some new one, have appeared from open borders in the west of England, Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut dowers consist of Heaths, Epacrises, Cineriuias, Mignonette, Camellias, Roses, Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Lily of the Valley, and other forced bulbs. FRUIT& _ _ Pineapples, per lb., Ile to Itle Owe., hothouro,p. lb., P. to 124 Grapes, Lipton, per lb., re tors Od susoberrleb, per es., 64 to le Apple.., blab., per bueb.,detobild pms, domed, per dos to Se dlidditiat Pr Pitt id I tweet, For lb, ft to St Vlteltil =Po. /If dos ix td to Is fd Drandit a notLi g fif d i tt to tA Od Is" orb told Aglow" For bond% Is to sauna% der idiem‘ Id to to 7. Orme% re = I C to ra muft el i% . sa b tod Potatoes, per M. to foe per oirt..b la per la ed to It ed noodopirdo.loto litoo Nyder) do. fd dt to Is ri nd" par gsm. to w ed euesesbino•dy vita, le lOW%.perYard,Nbletid Comb. tar bomb. 41 to 74 8 PM• 01 4 la se ed Mar, we bomb. bfd VIM*. P. dad, lad to Se Endive, per more, td to le Beet, to to ft Per dm, 44 tole - IPsass, par dds., thaw% pot dos. Is le le Id par" Ss to la I bvl4r. Nal% tr i p lab % Kb to 32e 31 lb. bosh.. lb to 14d Oftti gra tb., woe lota, parboask $4 to 4d Shaw% we lb, id to 104 thllla,, id to Is 4 = Jawalwo ls , per Salt Wow Is IdWoo.Oad.p. saw, 4d to ed per non, id to Is ed Swaim, Fr boa., 64 to ts iod&4 lo la 6d a adi =;.: ‘ 2 a I to s w 3 d 4 s Rom lltabiewas. pat, to Is id to Is ionol, parMl= e isid in laid rawlsk pas Ws* Si to 3d Swam par Weak Si to 3d Ilzwas. we bawd, Id to id nob". NW& bur, io 11 to is Pw di BEA spew par Is to lan pw ad to 4d / MVPS 'N 3 -4( ,r • • - • „ _ - ,/ • . ~4 MI I* lii Sai IN "a is ISO 411 47 IT IS IP 61 22 fib :1 :1 *I I 1 1811 I. 10411 if