The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-13 00:00:00

Tvbt 4f43rt Will,' •N , MONDAY IVENING, JUNE 13, P 4-3. CfHltEi..rENClr. MONEY 1141BIET. price, but some of the other Land s ha res showed weakness. British Americas Land left off 66 to 69 ; South Australian, 40 to 42 ; and Van Diemen s, 17 to 18. Australian and Oriental Bank shares were rather lower. Crystal Palace shares closed 2 to 3 prem. Shares of the Bank of British North America were done to-day at 621 to 631.; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 76 ex div. Shares of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have receded to 11 to 1 dis. Grand Central Railway of France were last quoted to 1 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, dis. to par; Australian Building Company, Ito prem.; Melbourne and Colonial H ouse Invest ment, s par to prem. _ COMMERCIAL AND MARKET'S. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. A good supply of Wheat from Es•es, and fair one from Kent, WAS readily disposed of at an advance of is. to 2s. per qr. upon the currency of Monday last.. Foreign Wheat must be noted Is. dearer, at which im provement a steady business was transacted. Tho top price et town-made Flour underwent co change. BogHAL households and foreign sacks sad barwls were I*. dearer. Barley in moderate supply, aad sales were effected at 61. to Is. advance. The supnly of Oats was short, and factors had no diffi culty in effecting sales at 61. to Is. 111 , re money. Beans and Peas scarce, and fully as dear as before. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 944; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 15-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 ; the Coupons, 54; Portuguese New, 36 9-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811 ; Granada Deferred, 10 ; Mexican New, 25 9-16. All these prices show a decline. Paris closing prices' of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 100; ditto Three per Cents., 7..65; Bank Shares, 2,6-10 f. These funds exhibit a considerable rally. Vienna, Friday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 94 1-16 ; Exchange on London, 10.46. Bank shares, 1,424. In this market the exchange on London has risen, and the funds arc declining. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. The following public sales are declared : —Sugar : 100 Ms. West India, 600 bags Mauritius, and 1110 bags Penang. Cocoa: 800 bags Trinidad. It : 2,000 bogs. Tea: 1,800 packages Anam. Cochineal : 1.50 bags. Thu priva.e contract markets are inactive to-day ; all ar ticles are quoted the same price as Friday last. Otts.--Seal, pale, 321. 10s. to 331. 101.; straw, 311. to 311. 10s ; brown, 301. to 301. 10s.; sperm, 901. to 91/. ; head matter, 931. to 941. ; cod, 33/.100 to 311. ; South Sea, 331. to 37/.; Olive Gallipoli, GM!. to 691.; Spanish and Sicily, 611. to 651. ; palm, 351. to 361. ; cocoa nut, M. to 401. ; rapesevd, pale, 35!. to 351. 10..; linaceil, 231. to 281. Ws. TALLOW MARK F.T.—THIS DAY. The Tallow Market is steady, Au , not active. Town Tallow is quoted at 46a. 9d. nett e,,sh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 91 June, 475. 6d. Oct. to Dec. (in:1.),485. Gd. to 495. vs.* ... • . . • 0 42- 1.Z0ire....... Lit .::::-‘,.. I ~.4...e.... _ . ~. ex— . c• - .! r ......... T a b t 01 .. tem, No. 2,124. J LONIn bN, MONDAY 14.1 ......_. WIVES of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAY*. INTRIT3IENT IV CAPITAL. a fiRTIE 4 DEttiliClOll of INITIATING MONET are rioted to 1 0 1 3 s mayors and Rotterdam, 3 I Cs se the is A 0 of the NATIONAL A:sit:RANCE and INYCST. KATERDAT EVENING. 20 4 &stems to Grainesess i I di. Ipm 6 3 Unman M tn Jsucthrti 1 I =:f A5*4%1811 1 .2, by which a high ruts of irpeciat may be ob. The railway market wu flat this morning, in sym- so la. ellarter4l JP 4 truuclowo. 114 I e ,.., naphined • .th tenon secunty pathy with the funds, but this market still recedes t: 10 00 ,0ti0.,,, , ,uid, 8 ,-....v• -1, r I p. ..„......... toll iallwasma may be hart at the Nice, or sent, reluctantly, the disposition on the rart of bona fide to 2:; cps -- ; jud — sun •: . 3 31 ; I ns is pm sm., or apptgatium PETER NORRISON , Ranaglag Director. operators being rather to buy than to sell. In the N I Ds. Estension I. It .. T. IR. 31 trin'...pt.tee, Tralahmte.aquare. Undo& afternoon an improvement get in, which gained 2.; t i o l rl. t 4 i r o o t ro oe "m o Ne. o . l , s i d( o . / "pa 10 sws strength subsequent to the official close. Itl6ll lON SELTZER WATER, 4.. a Dozen. w .:6M WE R tz... lIEDUe, D his I'll ICE Ss Brighton Seltzer Ear's Ir . , n Om. tlscio lA. per 419111. harsh.r termed sr.t. ra in D 704 as oewssc..reassas.ssw- a dig 1 pm , ~ Da. loads (Iml N.), 'CU - - • 3 LossalltEssto/a,Sp.CLEroI 1 1 die THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. 1' , 1 Luxembourg ... - oppoctso, and inocti arc unsurpassed il out yr oualled. SU-Omen P. Do. (Railway) .. 31 41 41 Imanor.c. 1,4 , In,. Wi le And le:es eoppued in such quastith• The railway market opened steadily, and has been I s s D o . ... ... ~ I l only as tu IT L. rrquir..l. Delieery twice ...oily. A iou:pectus with very favourably affected by the rise in the funds. All I 3 Do. (OMMI) , _. „ f ir, r, .. cel .1., MA on apolicatimi.-1100FER, ~ riaLlaa lot ; .n.t.,:, i inocenor.mreet. tiond.streel. the leading stocks have advanced, and the market 19 i Do ' s P er et ' " Weleact I I d " IS 11 Lyon. sod Rediteresomie - pm ...---- WOOL LEY'S PECTORAL CANDY , are especially buoyant. • .31 a Rana Am/Mia .. .. - .- - an sifee,44 cure for AsAluna, amt.; Cu!ds, MAMMY, tee French shares have exper ience dgreat rise in the si ' uu"r(it"l"4 14 74 a Ifile . .th. all i',et.ral Atfeetiom and alr Cos•uinpllnn if taken in theßl le Do. Do.(ea interest) .. - ga th e r .....-. • us retasunended by Übe faculty. Eland of a niter course of the morning's business. Strasbourg. are IS , Ncethare of Prance. ... 33 33/ 331 41 rem' t•T Dr. 2 1, 15 4 h lll,O W O- 0 01110 ir 01 I'l i5 ,114 " .1 Tettond now quoted 33 to i; Northern., 31 1 to 331 ; and N st. Do. Jul. 3 per et hood ...0e.,..•..1.3,t.0.bir 14, 1532: .• I fem.. ple...ire in recommending wool,".„ ~.,t,,,.0,.... yin v ol.', e 0t0 pt e t 0 t,..,,,fi. 0 .,.. 0. toott o o. ot h er sto c k s in proportion. to all Norwegian Trunk Preps. 94 8 gib* ...ohm I, and alketione of the chest. 11. C Errant, 11.1 c, ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK% 30 I- i'aris Ana Lyom ..13 131 pm Ohn.pctiest. Foplar New Town, Ltn-absn.'• -The 1. - .0 , 0 ID , Shlab . o Nedtct...e, pelmet only by Woolley, chemist, Istalastone, Is sold by Chows prima Sales to /10 ss Paris end Rouse ... 31 39 II than i.•., every...nen% in toles, at Is. ltd. and pr. nd eac h. OIL l'd .i liamarala. Saturday. to 2 p. .. NV , 1*41.1, sad strroon•re 133 91 34 31 1 _ 10 4 P els,Cart-,undC•awboorr 24 34 on 12 1XON'S ANTIBILMUS PILLS.—This mild "..... : 1 " ''"" t "" * " - - ...- 26 28 2 .4 I 1 0 1 71 Quebec and Richmond .. 4 cis car Jo 4.14..... pl :,...te ... ... 161 174 IS an I et Aintsre., Non sq., :Ivtli. apt. .east 111•.,..-eine has ....1 th • hot os upw 'eh. of 30 y..:n., Ana 1:. i : .1...1-11on . 31 51 31 1 2 Royal Swedish .leash mead 1141- theneY s ss bran hilvi ... ,,4,0 ^ ,51 7 Prssrll In I /4 t Ilims.Mnle.lo4troirVare 111 let as 30 - coos., ... s 4...1... li 71 a mows of ...metered sumach, d y spepsi a . bOtary de • ungement. sere- i t s ' . 3. st Than.. Lan.,sensa.Jui. 111 slim 10 4 Do. 31 per (knt. Prefer. - - Rom of the liver, Is -we s, or heirAys, ...s. aril .... in the mot rrbon.ata 571' V. .....ChreStittea•Leta.s3l.C. re 22 20 I South Eastern of France - - 1 . awes dell .a, sad is patronised by the faqir) , atnerdly. Prepared :: i 1 .,, i k ,. 4, : ,. ~„ 0n ... 3/ SI ot o 111.1 mid mbalerear by Na I. roprieler. atorringtow. lames; sad re. m, 1 ,,,,' mid = duo, ... 1 4 , 4 . Co all re spitotable akomieta ma niediebee Name la IM United 4, 1 0 , od u k s : ::: . .. Sal el 571 7 S 20 4 ceethers of Prance._ 24 3 pra 2.1 tit Oppm Indishorip 8/ all Woe Flanders 41 5 4 Pm it 1 1 1 11 -guat. in be... at Is. I 14., .s. 941.. So. nd., 11c, sad 23e. easli. $ ot) ', tom , so d 22;44 u :A ..., _ N. se . 22 4 10 II Do. 31 par Cent-Prefer. a 1 die Ot , erse th t nose ire genume but those with “Csangie Llimm ”on the 5 3 1 . :NITII Sad Random ... ... 30 SI IS 10 lirmallire ~, tea.. I le ma NI government damp. 30 •-' Deblm and Belfast Jose 2 4 pm 10 2 Namara el Sattarlarad 1 04 die 23 .. 1.0 vice, Oath, aurlAte, 20 6 34 2i Ms H E 1) A I LY N E W S. 40.1.,,,re0n ... ... • 0 totilon Morn ag Paper, price Bd. 93 el! list amain ......... .51 JOINT STOCK BANKS. te• Political Organ. the DAILY NEWn t. at the heal of the LI- le as LIMO (Cl!' E and 11.)... 3i 4 berel Paw , of Groot Britain, wt....Olin{ frer comm. rev in 0.0 broadest N 10 P niers 1:01t.t1•11 .. 121 13 121 13 I Vl,llllll 41.,.....:r amok and all a .rod ..ad peonies! reonac whether political, social, 22 rot teamern Unit., Car A... 144 SliOnis amta Blasi raid' p- ices done er ateimnamleal. Deer IL U. Nu) ... 04 laj I — ' Saturday. to-day. 1a Me num awl mar of Its Umbers! News,-In the accuracy of Ito 3$ ...1. Do. okra 15 au 1 C 6..... t. 7 71 -- —i-- Law —la saa ample, trutbloL and Unpin. sl ChAractor of it.. RAM elle lE3olooltre ... 71 71 711 22,3001 40 Ammulaida !help Inc and V la, varied thercunsileand esmrcent .1 in- I-IMI E. & W.I. Ala .18WrInin '.4 57 40,00 ! U . Rank of Aida S; 4 1 die ernsesia maimed le the City, Railway, and MoneLtry Ardslos,- St IMO Follialor eh and Ci.waron . a it 50,009 3O Chart bank of India Steeper la mmarpaer.d. 10 I 4 Edlnbsorgh and mews .. AiAtratia, and Chin:, 2 • 1 4pm amsaaa • scat .1...t.am Ilst of Shipping than any Mlle? paper- St. 1111111miintr.ron, P37.l..thin le- 31 30 12 &MOO I I WA Itnelosh, &ottani, and • Australian Chartered 10 ' id's pa: an nowt of Shipping in tne huhu% mean by every lit. HO iGhrogow h South Weasel - asualloll the only daily Rasing Report, with lint of pricer, St. 100 Umst Nrther* ... .. S4l 1131 361 23,000 , 20 I.ondnil Bank of ans. ipileisloopetere. At. 114 Do. A, Mock ... ... 48 Ida 534 I trails and India _ 3 - - ilLsolleleareee NMI to faati'ke, se Nina the only paper besides the St. IN Do. 11, 80,i... ... 133 133 !3,000' 20 Iranian Ch.qtared Rank Rada irieludea. mad has Minya radutled, from its *Amos IL 11/0 04600th. era sirest.(les., 110 11l I of Anginas ..... IlilliNiee eleertlmments. 8. PM Orem Wedren ,„ „ 574 eyi IS 71 54 24.000 33 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 30 1 32 De .0. 1 .,,,.41... ',year Is Amen by the lost return of stamps II 11 Mob Sonth Easters .. 71 A 59,005 i and Gold Import On 1 WU Is Royal Austral. Banking her the JOAT 1/45. , to the leading London Newspapers. by 10 an Itasca:a and Carrels .. 94 18 s Thai It wilt be seen that ibis t...per (the youngest by Moro than 161 11 ,, Do. Third.. ... ... . II IS pet 8,4100 1 U south .. unroll 26 al 30 Clad ram dad inky. ye..rs ta..ait WI tarctoalait competitor.: At 100 llAaarabire.ind Tuelpshlr. 77 771 71 1 i I %Aar 23 Union of Auatnnla Estabh.heLL Stamp. Issued. 20 15 Do. Pinks ... , .41 41 ale 11e 4.000; - Do. New 2:i 11 9 Chains prim Sale. today $3. £B.l 16. Imola. Saturday. tot p.m. St. ;too 6 sa.toen ... „. ... 26 18 264 1 1 4 +, Amt..ra., Nott at , 7.).tt0 en 4 Ili : 2011-1:40 . 5 4 5i 11 137' ~ i Iltern.tenlv. erstrareare. 91 Mt en 3i '2. A root„'..rn.„‘Ce..Jon. a $ die 374, P'• :.t.C10rp.a.Ntik..1,13.13.1.C. :0 13 23 14j IM. do. to 204... 34 74 dl. 414.1161 , SIHIN aml Wailer ... 100 103 It. 1 ,6 011/1511111114 ... ... .. 644 67 671 7 6 a 53 4l ..Ntrig or '.3Notor sad Ban.loa Holyhead .. • - N 21 1121 . 21 54 d ... ... 20 30 •' Dahl-slant Belfaet Jane 1 4 pm 23 ..' i iovlee, Oath, .04.1.1.64. dean .I,llloe.in ... ... 3 9 15 all 16mt Aeolian ....... . 31 51 16 all Ditto (Clo E and 11.).- 3i 4 N N C aim C..nt.tio. .. 124 13 121 13 23 1,0 qhmsrvi Ul.ll. ems A... NW& U. 14.1 ... 04 104 25 ...1 la. tare 15 as 1 C C.....t. 7 /1 MAN 1 affit losnalttre ... 71 71 714 5 • I all WO le. & W.I. 11. .&E'rrain '.4 57 IN I I,llobe•eh and Giloolue. . IN 71 10 14 lidlnh,.rgh and reehlee .. St. WO llliiiittr.r.n. P 37,10 km IP. 31 30 39 $4. IN tliespow & SuothWeetwa St. 100 Illegal Norther* ... .. $l4 831 364 Rt. IN Do. A, Oust ... ... SO SJ 13$ 41. IN Do. n. etcag ... ... In 111 St. 345 04Sonth. nen Wart.thil., 110 111 8. 10 0 greet We.rres ... .. 524 674 34 74 34 II II Ida South Eastern .. 7 4 a SO all i Lama:a end Cattelll .. 94 t 6 161 IV , Do. Third. ... ... . 11 15 pm W. 100 Lanarahire and Turket.:r. 77 774 77 1 i 1 20 14 Do. PISAN ... 41 41 416 116 14 "..1 Ds,. „art 0.:•..in0 Paley 33 31 „ 30 all Jae& Northern ... .. 331 lff 133 337 1 14 Leaks arid Mailman lit 9 51 9 In I .I...a.,Tilbary.& Southend 14 If pm se. loc 4. 4 ,, seioli..o. ae. C 0.... Ids 1.4 tos 4 fa. I^9 London it North-Walt 314 1144 11.3 141 1 20 11 Do. MIR' ... ... .. 11 Ipm 13/ 10 1 Do.B In rh.,W.and 9.'C 11 „ St. 100 loosbol & South-Wetter 74 374 11$4 4 SO 121 De., CA ... ... . 6 3 dia 40 84 D.., 610 ... ... S 1 dia 15 ell Loaloutle.ry & Coleraine 12 II 33 all loniloodrellt Lonulullro 19 21 St. 110 alaneh.,oltef..lLtnolno- 294 304 291 34 11 110. Wan.* ILJnel. Cider $4 21 di. 7.be Ito MNt.9d ll4 711 3 14 14 St. 100 Do. Bina. and Darby 40 41 40 50 474 Vid.O. 0 est. 1 1ea1... ... -- 33 174. Ditto halt skarn... ... St. NO r a ewinartei ~ ... 51 33 64 44 Do. Huey Estrada. .. 1 Ipm SS 174 sportAbergAtHereford Ma SO Tai !low! .on iP11•01‘111••• 24 11 24 , all i NewryWarrespoiatltao . 5 9 13t.006 'Norfolk ... ... ... . SO 53 301 IS .IS I Iln. Plea ... .. . SO sii %roma Coutal:3 Ualoo 33 21 dla 32 43 If ,14 North Deeia, No. 1. ... dim 6 ell Ds. 1 A Deferred — 116 Da. 111 Onaranteed dl. 10 174 North Stafforoelta.... 54 34 did SO 11l 'North Weetall 11 10 'Northam S. Westananse pm St. led pow, Wore., & Mulvey. 41 49 01- 1 100 1 Heelion Oestral ... St to 9 lissubb Midland ... St. 10) Strew& & Sam.. ... ! .3 63 St. lea : Do. L.&N.W.Goar. Mt . 70 73 10 $ Nrierebery and Danford 14 1 die 341 all I earaerehary aim i. It ....gt (Nor o. . W. Kin.) ... I 17 1991 lad . D N ll 40 ; De. Osirt" ... ll3 IS 341 64 shrepahlre Vass ... se In 3104*Nron ... ... . 20 34 81. 100 'Nadi 7104ers ... ... SS SO Illseth Wale. ... ... . 35 54 7 N „ Yorbh.&ll.lo/rDo 13 )4 34 5 Ditto data .„ I 44 41 IS all NINO= k Darlington f 23 25 II IS Ilismallaarnaucetattall ll I 2) Is Yak at Netth ... .• 144 13 11 all ,Wator&rd sad Kllkons . 91 91 10 I all Watorlord mad tJ - 31 33 20 14 Weet Cornwall . 10 104 14 Its. Wimbledon and croydoa 4 di. par 10 ' 1 IWoodfard — Si. HIS iTork e llevenotaidierwie 68 69 169 34 13 1 20 l Do. do. Etteueloese IS I 111 , Do.O.N.l.eurehaee 7 1 2 4 ~ St 100 !York and North lilidlaad SO 59 59 54 94 _ ~ la the estaat and value of its Deems! News.-in the accuracy of Its 35 lAI Lo. sirs li am t..•.:. 1 C ....ii I 1 71 I - I--- ------- --I- --. haw --as sly sseple, trued 04 and Umpire al character of it.. iii.. UM tad lE3ollll , lfte ... n 71 711 32.303 1 40 Ameelasia swop Ist god is tn. varied mercandeand e immerri i I in- 5• 1 11l Y. B W.L 11. Anwar '.4 37 410,000 151 ICbartd. Bank of Asia S; 1 1 die Soustios ousbissa la the City, kailway, and Monetary Mdsies,- St 1109 / liner eh and Liiaients. .WO 71 06,400; 30 Chart. Dank of India. ate is wit lier imepaerad. 10 11 Sdinbi.rgb sad Peebles.. - - Australia, and China 2!I 4 pm assais • Sore *WWI/elle of Shipping than any other paper- Bt. 101. i thilnW.ren.P.7tii.tion Ir- 21 30 19 13,000 1 us WA English, deottiab, awl • i' an sosisissts sift report of Shipping in the Indiro seas by every Pt. 1011 • Glirngow a SuuthWerters - Austrolian Chartered 10 {din par asualsoliati—eml the only daily Magog Deport, with let of pricer, et. 46 010 Illeest Burdens ... .. 811 831 86 4 23,000 i2O London liens of Ans. ipulleislossetsre. Rt. 0 Do. A, Mork ... ... 30 6J 336 I tralia and lode _ 3 - - ilLsalliDeNe NMI to Marko, as being the only paper besides the tit. lOU Do. It, Bhek ... . 133 115 23,000 20 lfeclon Ch..rtend Bank " 111606 ire:Judea sad has Minya ettiuded, from its whitens Bt. WO 046o0th.nro W4rt.(14., 110 111 I of Australia ..... ilisisive Siesestl•etarnts. 8. PM Orest Wedten ,„ .. Sy/ syi 66 71 61 24 . 000. 33 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 3 0 52 IL .I s pi,.,..i... ':van e D down by the last return of stamps II 11 blob booth Eastern .. 7/ n 30,003 i 6 Royal Austral. Banking for the year 11420 to the leading London Newspapers. by 50 adLa .incai acts:. end Cardels .. 94 16 and Gold ImporL Oa. I 1 1 dl. "Bash It wilt be wen that this t.:411C1 (the youngest by more than 161 I:" Do. Third.. - - . II 13 pnt 8,4100! U south i. ustralla slaty yearaj had in tire years beaten its three ...don competitor.: Pt 100 Lancashire and . Yerliehir. 77 771 771 1 1 90.0001 U Uaion of Agetralla Establohed. Stamp. issued. 20 141 Di:6lEllth' .. ft , 41 41 die 116 11,046; - Do. New 2:l 5 9 Nonisino Clt“ONICLII 11101.41.40 Post . 1772 0129,1•130 50 all Jae& Northern _ .. 154 164 154 MISCELLANEOUS. Illosnisu Mamas. l7Ol 1,119,000 115 114 Lewitt* arid filaskeall lit 9 51 9 DAILY MEd 8 l'46 1452,000 In 6 :Las.,Tiiburydk Southend 11 11 pm , . i CPessig The tontine .1 mainten isle of this (position Justine. the fallasing M. lOC La., Brightro, at 9. Crow It* 11.4 103 4 140. Sh. i litscauessom. Pd I prime Busbies. dose opinion recently eternised by • eatempornry : fn. I^9 London lit Ninth-Welt 514 1141 11.3 144 4 ! I Saturday. to-day. The . Daily Sows 'ls the youngest of all the tondos morning de It Do. Plus _ ... r! , 11 2pm 13/ I, papers. From the lir tit took high ground ends belt liberal Wee -te. 10 1 Do. if In rh.,W.anign 11 „ 19,4 1 00; 100! Anstraltro AgrL. .U' 62 011 634 ptomains emarodi nly th it One Trlii•C Ilihrrillllo whelp is clearly Pit. 100 Limbos & &loath-Wester 11 376 811 1 the I %Mk of-Mon of Pretend ; owl already, with the mooed highest SO 111 Ds., di 0 ... ... . 11 5 dim 10,60 e, lOU an da Company- 321 CS 70 Yosaistion of tue ressentsed daily mesa, and with the largest 49 84 Do., SlO ... 3 1 di. 100,000 3:Crystal Priam B, 24 spm7l 9 Slumber of advertisements -neat to the . Timm 1 --obtalbsd by any 15 ell Laggiondrey Ss Coleraine 12 3 130.9120 4 Cryst.Pal.of Prange 3I 4 t amßy paper, Ile political mugthan warropponds with Its soininercial U all lontiondrry*Ennelullre 19 21 124717 1i N. Brit. Awl. Lead all .11 pm blibence." 61. 110 Nanch.,llltef.„llLlzeolno 291 301 291 I Do. Preference all .- - T. la orilt red of an Itooharller re Newsman in the kingdom ;or at 9i 45 Do. Wan.tUnel. Vero , St 21 dis 170,000 5 Peolltir.Ltd.a bin all 14 1 pm 76/ DM Moe, 10, BouvMeeaael. pies!-striest. Londe. St. WO Midland . . 7i 711 714 314 34 100,0ot I' 4cottishAust.lnvest aln If pm' 21 U. 100 Do. Biria . ..assa ' Nay 140 a to 12,700 138. Australian Lan 1 25 :9 :1 IDi 'EI& etILVAKWELL'S MISIALAL WORKS. 30 Di 'dia.°. s 1 e5t. 1120 1... ...1 - -- 10.0401 1011! Van Diemen's lend 291.16 11 110 nit. t;tILVARWELL'd MXIMLAL WORKS, iiiilthlgro• 7 `. 70 iir;I:• - ••• - -- te.oue, toe Vas DleareasLual 1 204 16 IS lIS Miro Hellebores - - 0,11'..d0z, Antl.cartatioat ant Ortaini. Ir. each; by post 23' " . -- - - •••• CIL t SI. 000 .sevmset•l . ... 31 33 MINES. eruAr TO EAT, DRINK. AND AVOID. $4l tij Do. Dory Eatables . 14 pm __ n . 2.5 l74,lkwporhberg.kHereferd - - die &Are &DAT grinner). LECTURE p..) TOUNO MEN. Se I 74, rlevrir am* km.. .two, 25 5 rats 20 . all ,NewrirWarrespolaukfto . 6 9 A moderate business has been done to-day in Eog- HOW TO BE HAPPY. @Linn iNortolk ... ... .. . 30 13 301 lish mining stocks at steady prices for good dividend Is .Is 1 lin. New ... , . - - h. shares, which are more inquired for. The following NO/LtL AND PHYSICAL axionsarr OP ILFIL SO 1 Stinerthera Caustic, Cabe 31 n di. V v. 100 Sixth Sefton ... ... 33 33 sales are reported : Wr.eal Huller, 1080 ; Wheal ON SPECIAL DIIIZASES. 16 ,14 North Deem, No. 1. - -as Russet, 585 ex div.; Devon Great C onsols, 365, 370; of s i ell De. 4 A Deferral - - Tllll LN6TITUTES OF MARRIAGE LiFE. SI 6 Do. 415 Ouranteed - - ills North Pool, 260; West Damsel, 110, 1121 ; West as 20 1 174 North Sofferarins.... 31 SI die Providence, 49, 50 ; Wheal Uny, 131; Wheal Car- DlBl.lBlOl OF WINTER.. le I n Itketh Western mu. 111 110 ,14eriband S.W.:ens/au - - pm CILIIRT DEXILNOLIRENTS, CON•TIPATION, sad HALMORL. St. lee *fifer.., Ware., 111 Waver . 41 49 Wheal Alfred, 11, 1 ; ' Weston, 2, 1 ; Ferran Wheal HOWL la. , lee I sacral* Cuing ... n:. and 2. St. !..0 ,Osettlsh 111161 sad ... ante WOOd , ' 1 ; Bedford United, " 7, 1; Wheal Sarah, MOLT ill, IRISH. am SCOTCH LAKE& I vas.. la. suk. 01 . 1 ° ) ,11100"•31 sires.. - - • ^ 3 63 zr. et. Ina Do. LAN.W.Goar.Stk • 70 73 45., 55.; Wheal Golden, 3,1; East Wheal Grit, 41. 11 ViCIMPATIIT ; 011„ Tilt COLD WATER CURL 10 $ 'llhreenhary and Ilerefeed 11 1 dim The gold mining share market was flat all day, asenimo. 33, Pateraneter.row; Carvallo. 117, Fle„..iitmet : Warn% 2 1 11,1 hromhur7 0 0 1 1 i It. 4 , N. Conant, ....1 ~ i boolseslters: sof V. R. Calverwell , N.D., 10, W.W.(N ma.) ... I 17 19 and reduced prices were generally current, but sub argettraseNttercatisorent who ma, be Resulted daily nom 10 tau fe 1 , 13 i 1; 1 , 1 , i ao: Do Ir e. es wi .. ...... lsi 91 Sequent to the o ffi cial close, a tendency towards and? 0 119. A 1111 tsbutobire Union .. is m seam roma ... ... 20 31 Peel River, 14 to 2 . prem. ; Port Philip, 1-16 dim. st. 100 'bath Nehru ... ... .. 694 701 704 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. io s 4 Is.. th wm- —— • 33 34 to 1-18 prem.; Colonial Gold, 13-16 to 1 5-16 prem. ; 20 IS asath TerkeltalUverOu 13 3 Great Nugget, Ito 11 prem.; British Australian, 1 TILLS DAY. 311 6I Mato ditto ......I 44 41 dia. to par ; Nouveau Monde, Ito 14 prem. ; Agua • IS en Illteekton &Darlington ...I 13 23 Fria, 11 to 11 prem. ; Anglo-Californian, 5.16 to The June session of the above court commeneed thie morns r Nirxr - t ,„ :1 .---. 11 1, 31 big before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. the Right Hon. 4., i n *mamma need xiii; t 6 7 , pi 91 7.16 prem. the Recorder. the Common &leant Aldermen Sir J. 50 I all Marked sad laserica.. 31 53 Metcalfe Copper Mining shares were again rather Musgrove. Finn*, and Sir R. W. Carden, the sheriff*, * 14 Inert Clorawall 10 101 lower, closing 5i to 1 prem. Mexican and South ands, sheriffs ' etc., Ac. 10 Da. Wadded= and Croydas 4 die p ar American were better. The first edition of tee *lender contains the names of 93 IS 1 I " 000330 ° - - St tell le IYeet,,Newitartafterelei 6$ 69 69 81 The closing prices of new undertakings are as prisoners. 23 1 30 1 Do. do. Surrogate grand The Recorder, in charging the jury, congratulated Dl 19', De.O.N.E.Poresaae 24 24 „ them upon the fact that although at first sight the calendar so. me !Fraud North Midland, 36 39 59 t 4 oi Mining and Streaming, 1 to 1 prem. , . Melbourne appeared to pri sent a coasiderable number of prisoners for Gold, -.; to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 4 to trial, yet the offences were generally not of an atrocious or ,i dia. • Australian Consols, 1 to 1 dis.; Monarch brutal character, and he said it would only he necessary for his to direct their attention to a very few cases. The first riErtarnecat MARIN Gold, ' 1 to 1 dim. ; Chartered Australian Land and charge he should mention be did not allude to on account St. too Abenbien O3 56 Mining, 4 to 3 per share; Lewis Hill Range, of it presenting any difficulty, but merely to advert t. the . 6 511 1 , ` 6 ,,°••••• 6 .,„ 1 1 ,.°; tii , 2,1 4 0 w p ., et chi 1 :: 0 1 4 i, to 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, ito 4 per share ; bet that although offend** had so many opporturj- Lake Superior Copper, i dim . to par; Cologne a t , DV Caledonian 610 _ ... _ I lin it , ties at the present time of making their escape Is I, it Mosier sad in.!eneed I 193 204 Lead, 1 dim . to par ; Ca rberry West, 1 to / ths.; hue hie country, yet that it availed them very little, as they 41" 31 Owl' and Barba . 11di 4 pm Connemara, par to 1 prem. • ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to were liable to be tellowed and brought back. In the cue 111 all DYADS, Furth. sad Aber. in question the prisoner had absconded from his creditors to .1 $4 1101:,11°Z,Jt5rt0..,4.6., 44 5 44 ° 1-16 dis.; Sulphate Of Barytes, Ito 1 ., per share ; Australia, taking away with him all the property he could r, 3 e , d o . ($0 I per Ce p 1 3 14 Lackamor Copper, par to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land lay hit hands on, but an active officer was dispatched after ra' S D o , t t o , (7i. Da.; 7 per Ct 1 1 14 pm and Gold, 11 to 01 dill .; Obernhof, Ito 4 pm.; Lim, and imm ediately upon his arrival in Australia be was SI 61 Itot.Cns.ltate.,3 pc.,Noti I/ 14 pm Britannia Gold, Zto 4 per share; Poltimore, 1 taken into custody and brought back to England. His q• 61 Dan do. Ne. 2 I f 2 „ g die. to par ; British and Colonial Smeltin and leedahip next referred to thecae of the attempt to procure 10 11l ' De. New • re: Cent. r!tosS ' 141 tbj abortion, and he informed the greed jury that although one 2 : !I: 121 °Lu° 1 °:• 2 ° 41) ° ° : ° P;;1 . 111 121 Reductio n, 4to 4 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to 1 of the parties alone was pretreat when the offence was alleged Duadoi r . 3d tit . Lou ; 44 H prem.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 .1 to 21 pm. ; Jamaica to have been committed, yet, if the evidence should satisfy gr„l too ri na gn ort nase mm 6, on ISO 1254 Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; New Linares, par to 1 pm.; them that thy ether parties accused were cognizant of what sc.l lee De. 3 per seat. Seep, Ra i Great Hews. United Tin, par to 1 prem.; Mizcn tees intended to he dose, they were amenable to the charge ' ilsomalle at heart. em. 111 11$ 112 Head, 1 dia. to par • New South Wales Coal, 1 ei being aeceseories beton the last, and the greed jury 10 3 Dm 4 4 P OOOlOl . own 11 I_i IPm .• would be justified in firkling the bill against them. Si Si OUleshWeetrallAtik to 53 SO • OWestakeittlantsealpe of 71 to 4 tbs. ; Australasian Coal, Ito }dim . ; Mount Carbon Cal, 1 to 4 dia.; Port Hunter and More- The only remaining case to which he said he felt it s t . Dot et e ,n eo r o ,,t er „, it p, 0 i,1 us ter necessary to direct their attention was one of some pecu• IL IN DlSlelvedeemableepar st n 102 104 ton Bay Coal, per to 1 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), Rarity, in which an individual was charged with attempting t 6 6 laneweepearertarstfe 4Me for s . I, to .4 prem.; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 51 to 54 prem.; to tato* money or to obtain a place under a threat of pub- ells 1 . 0 I DIMS Pww llol2o *--1 122 '" Port Royal (of Jamaica) 1.4 to 14 prem.; Worthing lights, a libel in one of the public newspapers. The grand ... t • 1 1 : , r ,„.. 4 , iiiiii „ a ldliAeglilLaN t i rg, I " _ l3l new shares), 4 to 1 die. • L'Aigle d'Or, 7 to / dis.; /alp were aware that there was a particular statute haviag i',;', s !Gailiiii — m o ni fkbel - gi 4pm . reference to charges of a most odious character, and el - 151 en 'latesaterry anew.' et to II nockatreliane Copper, ' 1 to 4 dim. East indian Iron, though this was not one of that description, yet it was 124 aU , _ _laniketikerykEnniek.44 lei 14 ss. to 7s. per share; London and Virginia Gold and Still of a very serious kind. It wu pound that the law 25 .IS Man.lasLaLlne.tra.tio" 1 9 Copper, par to; prem. ; Lignanes ( f Jamaica), Ito dud not quite meet every cue of this clan, and 10 101 De• Wm / 110 ••• • 10 1 11 1 prem .; Albion Gold, 4 dim. to par; Gladbach s s , De. de ... .. - 4 4 rat a statute was therefore passed, by which it was made min - 124 all Itarye.k Congo, 43 p Ct. - pm Zinc, Ito 1 prem.; Brucutu Gold, par to 1 prem. demeanour for a person to threaten to publish a libel et. Ito ,Kiteensicone.ur.a.).v.t.; ISO - 121 with intent to extort money or to obtain any place of 19 5 Dino Preforesee emolument. In the present cue it appeared that the at 100 Norfolk Eateneiaa .. 1:8 lIS THIS DAY-Two o'CLocs. party who appeared as the prosecutor was a most Se ' 100 De. 31 pee er..Pret. Welt 11l 121 The gold mining shares opened flat, with very little distinguished member of the government, and, ac- 2 au . Do.lhosintalley spc - - business offering, but since the improvement in Con • to : 6 Do. Debentures .„ , par lem cording to the evidence, upon his being accosted et . , itto New 'kw ", ... by • a female I. the street, while he was in the 44 ;in North s t a,„dOi tto • act of listening to her, the prisoner came up and intimated st.l he Word, wors i ssier. 4 , 4 ; now quoted 21 to Z prem.; Colonial Gold, 1 5-16 to that he knew the prosecutor, and threatened that unless he I 1 Wolver„SlS.OperChi - - 1 7.16 prem.; Agua Fria, 1: to 1 prem.; and Great gave him a place he would state in the Morning Herald I! , 1 2 ! DI I -0 ditto ditto 14 If for 144 Nuggets, 1 3-16 to 5.16 prem. a nareere.kMnatNewfluar. 101 II aewspapi ron rho followicg morning that he was in commas " I Autstralian Agricultural shares have improved to 10 19 Messrs.& Maur (Ncr.ss . nication with the female in question for an immoral purpose. , I Mho a per Coat.- This would un.ioulnidly amount to a libel, and if the grand to to i Do . 3 per Cut „, , I pm jury should find these feels to be proved it would be IS 15 'loath Duca ... ... „ 1 134 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; and Scottish Australian Invest their duty to return a true bill. The offence was a 10 11 Ditto New .......- per 4pm ment, 11 to 14 prem. V ery serious one, and no one but those possessed of a high 144 .11 2 " l ° Em° l °T° M ila n ' i Amoco( i.o.e IIM 201 Clouse &WOOS and unblemished reputation and the purest moral sea - dt 100' Do. 41 per cent. ... 111 114 prow done reeler, could hope te escape altogether from the copse - se , a StLYeekniresperet.Ouse, 191 204 Na. ' +the Harm. Paid Saturday• today. goatees of such charges. Persons frequently escaped justice • . 3 hlsterlordatEilhany6psit 4 die par —— —-- -- from the nowilliognese entertained ay parties so attacked St. 'lOO 'York, Nueesetia,k torn lias IV , I ATMS Trig all II 14 an MAO 1 tame. AustrallanOold a 4of pm to come forward, but in the present instance the „ ! 5 I rit o no t-Ntwth im o tt i n t-u•loash• WS 133 attempt had been resisted, and as the charge was brought ti 51 tai '••• • ternoCaitioman 10,000 10 t monotones 113" 'le 'Yeeklkff.lllld.ll.adiurai i i , 1 04 before the grand jury to be disposed of in a public court of 30,005 ft tAntrallan justice, they would of course deal with it according to the 60,001 I Australia' Cordillera all Idii pm evidence that would be laid before them, and if it justified 100,000 1 Australian &toehold much a course they would send the case to be disposed of by Sven I Ave Marla all I die LLNES LEASED AT REED antersta. 2,tar 1 shuts, Australian (tole all adi I the petty jury. Awe 20 +Urines:run 13.3 7 9 St. ISO Deekleghamehlre (lease The grunt jury then retired. to Loodonklr.ereetere 1 106 101 te,,,on 33 snras.lrep.(isaat3rer 214 4 $4 3 SO Hi Medentale laneuon 1 . 40. 30 De.CoraesandCuiabi .11 4 4 3 (leased toCaledoolan) . it bi 11,1(4 11' Do. M. Jobs Dal kin IS 3 2 54 , s THE TINE.-The Commissioners of the river st. IN Ilastlassolasb.gearep.Ct. Ile,as. 4 Canton's Mort all 4 die Ipm Nese! to Ot. Northern) 150 ISt Isms 40 Globes Copper .- all - - Tyne, who have an Act of Parliament to build • deep . Imo , * 6 *Colonial G01d.........• I 11 II t tre Olearmater h Dean roost water dock at Iloyhole, have accepted the tender of Mr. •• (leased to Orem %pt. rs 33 14 David Thornborouch, of Wasinborough, Lincoln, for the top a D oe tl epoo t Dock a mg, 3;;;;;;0. nt: :Copper Ilinore of Pig. all 6) 73 execution of all the dock work, except the iron gates. I (Ismed to Th. N. a Bs.) - - Lupe 23 +ln. Pref.?' persest. all II 9pm 113 70,0..• 6 Stag& a untra'istaCoppi all 1 14 die The amount of the tender is 133,789 f. 62. By an arrange- fa to Mawr ey(t.tereasso 113 114 . Oran Nugget Vela all a 14 I. 31 I sent corn ', to with the Admiralty, the execution of the 23 1" I 1216 4 abuse 1 41 I''''' - " 32 100,0t0 2 i Ito. it( 6i erect l3l 1141 Ds.. ditto). 174 2.11 plena for piers at the harbour mouth will be entrusted to 2'.• ' , I 20 ois • eral 111 121tondue as/ Oresso eb Mr. Walker, the engineer. I I ileum to Ow ith Postern 144 Itl 12,.A . I ilran•l Duchy of Sadie all 1 die par FATAL RIVER ACCIDENT AT HUNGERFORD-BRIDGE. 20 'lO 'Ditto Preference (ditto) ts M It ; Great rolgooth all 101 din 10 INI LeverloftOur.iperhat. 100001 I Lake Baena ell 4 I tits -Yesterday morning three young men, named Perry, De wed to N , .rfoiht Marsh, and Crokir, hired a boat at Arundel.stairs for • rt , i n D im ditto 0 pet . c m _ 9,00• $ 11.1nares row on the river. They proceeded sat.ly to Vauxhall, t a 1 a 41.1 1 „ea u t o n,kniauarb SO"' I toedonaCalliora Geld where Id irsh met an acquaintance, and invited him to re- I 1 ltlswd to larrN.W.knit) 5 34 Quetta Cranung . Co.. all L 1 100,000 1 Slariquits I turn in the boat to L .ndon. Four, however, was more 51, all , and Rcdcer - 2.40010 10 Mez...alsiltharerisan 9 74 St than she could safely carry, the extra weight sinking her I Deasediefroelitk Dol. - In Illitidiand Ileadierd haat) 106 101 6 .0/4•1 I New Granada gunwales deep in the water; the result was that on the so ' a ll ! ooggiltrodaio , tom 3 , o , ct 10.1.00 n 1 NOCITOIIII Meade partyreaching liungerford Suspension Bridge, the swell i , (lim a to gy,t.c o ,..yr. ss Si 30,400 10 Nova Scotia Hieing and, ratted by the steamers milking the pier swamped the boat, 30 ' o n D i:4 am' Sper cent. (do.) - - men Ungl • 3 - - dls 111 , ,00, 5 Por C nb r ilip • and the entire party was immersed. Several boat. put off, se .rs ProMematfyre ilea,. W. , 1 9 . 000 1 .riarts Reek all par Ipm and Perry and Croker rescued, but Marsh and his friend, 1 I aFtWlietaLser.l4 , o4 - - to,oo an tlthyorney Iron turbos name was not ascertained, sank and were drowned. 121' Ili MIMI &Wm (ditt o )... - - 10,1.0. IS +film New Drags were used up to a late hour last night, but the bodies et. . i l a r al lg= t l3l IN 7,0.., 10 Santiago deCelm lof 34 64 were not recovered. 60,00. 1 south Australian all - -pre Ilt! PO Do.laesembasimat lll Ha NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAT.-Mr. Wil- 13 I eesettalledta(itretWews 8, 4 00 10 fen Croft 70 HIM Woods has been elected chairman to the directors i to Me. WOlue) ll 0 4 die 13,174 PI +United Henan ,000 I Waller all I 1 ills of this line, and Mr. William Dunn, director, in place of SI . " won ' Tai ra --3•11" _ - too,ooo I Wan Droned& 4ll 4 dim par Mr. James Loch, who has resigned in consequence of 33 l is 4 i l uo Ditb " Ditto l " 121)28 ' a es; 34 monk • I 1..' Manus. all I i di. 3 having been appointed Judge in the Northumberland gr. 100 Imm o Da j agru e s aerial 1•1110 28 I Yuba County Courts. be fist WeNsaul..-- 10$ 109 $ reaneterable by award deed. SATURDAY ETINING. This morning the funds experienced a further de dine, the tone of the market being very unfavoura bly affected by sundry sales of money stock, as well as by continued operations for the fall. Towards three o'clock, however, (two o'clock being the official closing hour on a Saturday) a change for the better took place, which acquired considerable strength in the course of the afternoon, prices closing at a reac tion of I per cent. from the lowest point. On the whole the market has been characterised by much less agitation to-day than yesterday. Various re-assuring rumours of a political nature were in circulation, and are referred to as having encouraged the rally in the funds, but it does not appear that any substantial fact transpired beyond the important one of a considerable rally on the Paris bonnie of to-day. Prices in that market opened at a further fall, especially for railway shares, but subsequently recovered materially, the ltentes show ing un improvement at the clime of the bourse of between 1 and 11 per cent., as reported by telegraph, whilst in the leading railway lines the recovery was also important. For instance the final quotation of Northern came reported from the bourse at 840 f., after the price had fallen to 810 f. at the opening. The closing price of Strasbourgs came also reported st 840 f., and that of Lyons at 833 f. It would appear that some buying of these securities has been provoked at Paris to-day by the late fall, and the Consol mai k'rit, "'Bich IV Amen itself esr- , tremely sensitive in the present aspect of politics, to the fluctuations of the runs bonrae, has been sym pathetically affected in a favourable sense, the move ment being further assisted by the disposition of, some of the " bears," as frequently happens at the end of the week, to close their account. It is pointed out that the panic in Paris of the last two days affords a very instructive illustration of the evils of the credit system which has latterly been carried there to such a pernicious extent, and which in moments of crisis quite paralyses, and indeed almost destroys the market. It is reliably stated that yes terday at Paris railway shares were all but impos sible of sale, except at ruinous prizes, and as a consequence, large orders were received here for realisation. The large amount of this property held in pawn by the mistrusted credit banks and by the Bank of France, naturally tends to destroy all disposition to purchase in times of emer gency like the last two days. We have often drawn attention to this fact, and refer to it now because an idea is afforded by the late ruinous panic of the evils of the present rotten system. The contrast between the market for English and that for French shares this week. in face of an alarming political difficulty, is certainly striking. Whilst the former have been, it may almost be said, comparatively free from se rious fluctuation, the latter have been almost unsale able. A reaction from the late severe fall was to be expected almost as a matter of course, and dues not remove the impression that the Paris credit system is unsound, and totally subversive of confidence in times of distrust like the present. Consols opened at yesterday's closing rate of 971 to 98 ex die. for the 19th July, but a sale of some 30,0001. stock for realisation, combined with specu lative selling, drove the price down to 971. At the official close the quotation was 97f to but the rise in Paris was then telegraphed, and the latest "after hours " price was 98 to , and comparatively firm. As an illustration of the prevalent impression that the present long Consol account will witness unusual fluctuation in priors, it may be mentioned that for th e " put and call" the extraordinary high rate of 11 to 11 per cent. is given. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for the opening, 19th July, 98, 97f, 1,1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1,1, 101, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. Bunk Stock, 2281. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. appear to suffer considerably in price. Exchequer Bills remain quoted ss. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were purchased at 335. prem. Foreign stocks were generally heavy, and showed little recovery at the close. Russian stocks continue to recede. After the official close, Mexican Bonds were quoted 27 i to ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 23; the Certifs., to „ per cent.; Peruvian De ferred, 60 to 62; ditto, Four-an-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem.; Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. The list of actual sales is annexed :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 6,3. Danish Five per Cents., 1051. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 65. Equador Bonds, 51. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1819, coupon, 211; ditto Deferred, 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 1. Portuguese Fonr per Cents., 39. ' Russian Five per Cents., 116; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1021, 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 1, 921 ex div. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, fur account, 15th June, 221, 1. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 21, 11 dis. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 381 ; ditto, Deferred One per Cent., 16. At the Bank of England to-day there were no acceptances of new stock by the holders of Consols or Reduced Threes. The Bank of France returns for the month ending last Thursday show, in round numbers, the following changes—viz. : Coin and bullion—inerease £909,360 Bills discounted—decrease 148,840 Advance on French government mould's— decrease 51,120 Ditto on railway alarm—lading, 1,636,720 • 573,680 1 2,022,929 Private d 4 The decrease in the discounts and circulation, and the increase in the coin and private deposits, are unfa vourable features, as showing a stagnant state of trade, whilst the item of railway advances proves that great encouragement is still afforded by the Bank to bourse gambling. The imports of the precious metals this week have been moderate, after the extraordinary influx of last week. Our list includes :—By the Cambria, 279,323 dollars, and by the Baltic, 600,000 dollars, both from New York ; and by the Wellington, from Hobart Town, nine boxes of gold. We are also ad vised this afternoon of the arrival of the Adelaide, with 40,667 ounces of gold, shipped at Adelaide. This vessel was compelled, owing to her cargo taking fire, as reported some weeks past, to put into the Mauritius, so that her dates are old. fhe total im ports of the week may be stated at about 350,000/. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 15,379 ounces, and 2,5001. in gold, and 38,500 ounces of silver, re presenting an aggregate value of nearly 70,0001. The statement in detail is annexed, viz.:—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 1,914 ounces; to Swan River, 2.5001.; to Mogadore, 420 oz. ; to Boulogne, 20 oz. ; to Bel gium, 1,823 oz. Gold bars : To Hamburg, 3,200 oz.; to Boulogne, 8,000 oz. Silver coin : To Hamburg, 3,500 oz.; to Mogadore, 19,000 oz. Silver bars : Ta Belgium, 16,000 oz. The other shipments include 80,0001. in coin by the Talavera, for Sydney, of which 5,5001. was in silver; 3,050/. by the Meridian, also for Sydney, of which 2,5001. was in silver ; 50,0001. by the Sussex for Port Phillip ; 20,0001, by the General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Propontis, chiefly for the Mauritius; 2,000!. by the Derwent, for Hobart Town ; and 7,1281. in British, French, and American gold coin by the Severn for the Brazils (besides 10,000!. worth of jewellery). Sum marising the exports of the week, we arrive at a total of 232,0001., of which 137,0001. was for Austra lia. Our statement thus shows a balance of some 118,0001. in favour of imports. Large amounts of Australian gold have been sent into the Bank during the week, and must consequently exercise consider able influence on the return to be next issued by that establishment; towards the latter part of the current week, however, we have beard renewed in quiry for gold bullion for transmission to the con tinent. Australian Agricultural shares were steady in THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The market for the home famcsciil;ot exhibit buoyancy at the commencement of business, but a considerable stimulus has since been given to prices by the intelligence to band relative to the Turkish question (as given in another column). Con sols opened 981- to 1, and after fallfniT back to 98 to 1, sprang suddenly up to 98f to 1. The present quotation is 98:', to f ex div. for the 19th of July. In other stocks in this department not much busi ness has been done. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 98 to 991; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 1 ; Exchequer Rills, 4s. to is. prem. The foreign stock market was rather dull at the opening, bet is now firmer. The exception is Buenos Ayrean, which has been sold as low as 60. Mexican bonds, after marking 271, have risen rapidly to 271 to Z. Russian Five per Cents., mark 116 to 117; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011; Sar dinian, 93 to ex div.; Spanish Deferred, 23; Swe dish loan, 1 din.; Dutch Fours, 93i to ; Equador, LL. PARTICULARS OF TALLO' THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. On Saturday in the Marylebone Vestry Mr. Nichohy asked Lord Dudley Stuart whether his lerdship would bring before the house this session his motion lot a committee of inquiry regarding the metropolitan police. It was a question in which tho whole metropolis was deeply interested. Lord Dudley Stuart was most anxious for the appoint ment of a select committee to inquire into the constitution and the general management of the police, and of which he had given notice early in the session. But independent members of parliament experienced the greatest difficulties when they brought forward a motion. In the early part of the session two days were granted, and late in the session only oue day*** allowed for the motions of private mem bers. Then they had to ballot for the motion, when, unless they came out No. 1, the had no chance of succeeding. He at last came out No. 1 tor an inquiry into the police. But when the day for making the motion arrived there was no house, as it was the Queen's birth-day. And on the second occasion the government so managed it ;hat the house was counted out. Not only did Lord Palmerton declare that be would oppose the motion, but the government actually wrote to several hon. mem bers, including lin honourable colleagues, requesting them also to oppose it. And when he applied to the City Com missioner and the Metropolitan Commissioners for a return of the proceedings of the police, he obtained in due time a return from the City, while the Metropolitan Commis sioners delayed their report until the day after his motion fur a commission of inquiry, which showed the determina tion of government not to allow it to come on. He would, however, before the close of the session endeavour to have the committee of inquiry into the metropolitan police force appointed if there was sufficient time for carrying out the objects of the committee. He reckoned upon the support of the majority of the metropolitan members. The public ought to know that, within the last ten years, the cost of the police increased 100,0001. a year, one fifth of which was paid by Marylebone. Mr. D'lllinger, jun., trusted that his lordship would press his motion this session. REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH DEVON.—It is re ported that Sir Ralph Lopes, M.P. for South Devon, is seriously ill ; that a vacancy in the representation is con templated ; and that Sir Stafford Northcote, Bart., of Pynes, is to be brought forward as his successor. Sir Staf ford is a disciple of the Right Hon. Mr. Gladstone, both in respect to political and religious opinions.— Westens Times. DEPARTURE OF Tug UNITED STATES AND CANA DIAN 111AIL111.—LIVEKPOOL, SATURDAY.—At noon to-day the B h and North American Royal Mail steam•shl Niagara, Captain Leitch, sailed from the Mersey for Bos ton and Halitax,with the usual United States and Canadian mails, 118 passengers, and a large and valuable cargo of merchandise on freight. Her mails were carried out in charge of Lieutenant Beddick, R.N., Admiralty agent. - - THE BONE CRYPT AT ROTHWELL TRINITY CHURCII.—It has often been remarked, that while the ends of the earth have been visited for the purpose of gratifying curiosity, we are too apt to neglect or overlook what is quite as interesting or u onderful at our very doors. The Bone Caverns at RotAteell afford an example of this. The vault in which they are deposited is a long cryptiform structure with a low groined roof, aid the bones are care fully packed in alternate strata, of skulls, arms, legs, and so forth. It is calculated that there are here 3,000 skele tons. They were discovered about 160 years since by a gravedigger who, while at work with his mattock, struck through the earth and found himself suddenly precipitated into a dark abyss. And one may imagine his consternation, when the dust had subsided, end his eyes had accommodated themselves to the darkness, atdiscovering himself in this awful assembly of past generations. Nothing is known with certainty as to their origin, and how these remains of the dead were thus got together. Some are of opinion that a great battle was once fought here, and that they were gathered from the field and here deposited ; and the facts that they ere all those of adults, that many of the skulls are fractured as though they had receiver( violent blows, and that many of the bones are of the largest sire, would seem to favour this hypothesis. Such is the excellent order in which the bones are kept, and the cleanly condi tion of the vault, that although it forms a solemn it is by no means a revolting spectacle. At the eastern extremity of the vault is a rude painting representing the Resurrec tion. Rothwell was once a corporate town, and walled— the site of which walls can still be traced. It was the most considerable place in this district.— Leicester .11,:rcury. TIIE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.—His Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Captain-General and Colonel of this ancient Volunteer Corps, has presented the Artillery divison with new carriages and limbers for their six-pounder guns. On Saturday the division mustered Lt. the Artillery-ground, under the command of Captain . . Robinson, and marched with horses to the Tower, to; the purpose of fetching the guns and carriages. SOIREE TO THE MEMBERS FOR BOLTON.—On Friday evening a public demonstration took place in the Bolton Temperance Rail, to commemorate the defeat of the petitioners against the return of Messrs. Barnes and Crook, as members for that borough. About 700 persons sat down so tea. IT IS A CURIOUS COINCIDENCE that three men who have each in turn held the helm of affairs in France, and exercised no small idluence over her destinies, now inhabit the same street in Paris. Guixot, Mole, and Lamartine have each town residences in the Rue de la Ville l'Eveque. The latter of these celebriees has just quitted the tumult of the capital for the quietude of his chateau of St. Point, near Macon. where he intends staying until he has completed his "History of the Constituent A.sembly,” the first volume of which will appear forthwith in Le Siecle.—The Press. - • - 1' 'LEW Clt RAILWAY TRAyFlc.—The following are the las Mures of the grow teadpta of the principal French railways : NORTEDIUg.—From May 28 to June 3. Passengers, 310,7314; goods, 541,3914; total, 631,1224 Itocru.—Prom May 29 to June 4: Paarengers, 99,6684; goods, 105,7804; total, 203,1684 Havas.—Prom May 29 to June 4: Passengers, 35.0964; goods. 30,52 if.; total, $5,6164 MILIAN, MID BILM.C7I Loo.—From May 22 to June 4: Paseen gem, 306,6024 ; goods, 370,9974 •' total, 677,5911. firassauvao.—Prom May 21 to May 27: Passengers, 230;624 ; goods, 261.1394 ; total, 496,0014 BALL—Prom May 23 to May 29 : Passengers, 20 , 141 f.; goods, 23,3414; W 41,34,6334 MoierwasAv.—Froas May 21 to May 3 : Passengers, 10,21134; gooda, 15,014 f. ; total, 23,2974 LTONS.—PIan May 23 to May 29: Passengers, 29,111(.; gooda, 15,3111.: total, 54,6534 Wantan.—Prom May 34 to June S: Passengers, 131,0354; gccda, 23,2704; total, 139,3734 LoODOIII MEDITIDIANDMI.—From May 21 to May 27: Paaseagere, 6 ,4911.; goods, 110,6161; total, 147,3104 1852. 11533. %oak ea band Osaka.. i 3 6 ,743 Delivery Midweek Do. from lit June 1 1 ,976 time teat wren , 1,327 Do. from let June (TM, Y. C. per ewt. 29.8.11 1.247 1,897 24 900 388.6 d. 23.79 L 1,191 1,817 691 2.293 47,.9;1. Do. Town Arrival forthe week end and delivery 1,267 cahka from St. Peterhburg; South America; 2J6 from 141 a: 394. 6d. 495. 9d. ing June 21, last scar, 2,903 casks r he arrival last week comprised -293 from' Australia • 136 from other places—total, 685 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Wheat is very little larger than on Monday last ; trade is net quite so as on that day, but rather improved from Friday. S eep and Lambs are rather more plentiful. Being a thorough wet day causes the stock gene rally to show badly. A few choice Downs make 4s. Bd., but too seldom to be quoted. There is more demand for Lamb than on Friday, but we cannot quote higher. Calves are rather lower. From Germany and Rolland, 753 Beasts, 2,900 Sheep, and 340 Calves; Scotland, 230 Beasts; and 2,500 Norfolk and Suffolk. Per maw, of nil*. a. 0... d. I Per stone of Mts. a. •d. 24c04, Herefords.. 4 4 4.; Bast Pao d. 111.-tols. Sh 4 4 4 Best Bhorkhorns ...... 4 2 4 4 1 lkot Lung•ooolt deet usal iqus a lit h r ial ß r eosto -bm . ,. . 3_4 ?_ ........ 3 1.1 4id sv. tockewatl quality plod ......... 34 4 4 Po. do. ehors. 3113 10 161.1.14 nt =ANC 4.063; eldest , and Lambs. 2.:010i . L . ‘&1 54 r0. 4 . LIP; 14" 2 4 4 SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY Since our last report the supply, both coastwise and by rail, has been large for the season, and the weather very warm. The demand has fallen (.4 considerably, and all second rate sorts are unsaleable. The following are this day'. quotations :—York Regents, 70s. to 120 s. ; Lincoln shire ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; Scotch ditto, Ws. to 10s.; ditto reds, 604. t* 80s. ; Rhenish ditto, 60*. to 70s. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Bates' Vest Hartley, 155.; Walls End litu;svoll, 165.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls Eud Tees, 15s. 9d.— Ships at market, 47. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. JUNE 11.—The share market has been again very dull and depressed, without change on the closing prices of yesterday. The approaching settlement of the account on Tuesday neat has been exercising an unfavour able influence upon the market. Quotations were as follows : Blackburn, 7—Caledonian, 33 k—Eastern Counties, 121—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77 61 1 1 7 1 — London and North Western, 11411—Manchester, Shef field, and Liacoln, 291 I—Midland. 71 1 1 1 —North British, 81 South Eastern and Dover, 201 } 1 201 — York and North Midland, 291 —Dutch Rhenish, 1 9-16 1 d. BIIIIIINOIIAM, JUNE 11.— f his market was heavy to day, and, except in local stocks, there were very few trans actions. Old Birmingham Canals were done at 1041. MAticitsirran, JUNE 11.—Piices rather lower at the opening, but recovered a little afterwards. Eastern Coun ties, 121—East Lancashire, 171—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77, 61, 7—Lmdon and North Western, 1141—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 291—Midland Railway Consols, 701, —North British, 81—South Eastern and Dover, 201, 15-16. LEEDS, JUNE 11.—Again the market for railway shares has been flat to-day, and prices show a further decline. The following are the closing transactions :—Lancashire and Yorkshires, 77—Leeds Northerns, 151—Midlande, 71— North Westerns, 81—York and North Midlands, 29. DUBLIN, JUNE 11.—Mining Company of Ireland, 161, I—Cork, 131ackrock, and Plumage, 19—Dublin and Wick. Bj—Great Southern and Western, 551. GENIM IN DOLL-MAKING.—The triumph of genius in doll-making is to prooduce a doll which will speak. Few are such examples, and necessarily somewhat costly. Thir is mechanism, true mechanism ; and the doll rises to the dig nity of an automaton. What was the mechanical pigeon of Archytas, and the clock of Charlemagne, and the speaking head by Roger Bacon, and the fly of Regiomon tanus ; what was the automaton made by Albertue Magnus, which opened its door when any one knocked ? were they not all dolls, pleasant and curious, but not useful ? Then there were the little actors who represented a pantomine in five acts ; and M. Canines wonderful production of the coach and horses and lady and page ; and Vaucanson's flute-player and flageolet player; and Malzel's trumpet-player; and M. Droz's artist; and Vaucanson's duck, which—if Dr. Hutton's ac count of it can be believed—not only dabbled in the water, swam, drank, quacked, moved its wings, dressed its feathers with its bill, extended its neck, took barley, swallowed it, and exhibited the natural motion of the throat, but actually digested the food by means of materials having the requisite solvent properties. We do not say that our speaking-dolls equal these marvels, but we do say that they are—Just as useful. A doll that can say " papa" and " mamma" is a veritable automaton, and requires the same kind of study as that which produced the more noted examples, though of course less in degree. Speaking-dolls are made only in very mall number, and we believe by only one person: such a Poll would be worth picking to pieces.—Dicketies . House led Words. _ . PUNCII-BOWLS AND POETS.—Bowls were in vogue when, in the middle of the last century, Hogarth drew his great punch-picture of " Midnight Modern Conversation." Still earlier were they in fashion, when (1701) a poet of King William the Third's reign perpetrates in print the following bad verses on a punch-bowl : " Capacious goblet! stored with all delight, Sweet to the taste, and pleasing to the sight; Where nutmegs, lemons, and the jolly toast, Scattered like wrecks o' th' merry ocean float." The last note that Otway is said to have composed was " a song in praise of punch ;" but it unfortunately has not reached us. Johnson, in his youth, loved a bowl of bishop —" a mixture," he tells us in his Dictionary, "of wine, oranges, and sugar." Barns delighted in whiskey punch; and his bowl has cost its present generous pos sessor many hundreds of pounds to keep it filled for his own friends and the poet's numerous admirers. We have drank from it often, and hope to do so, while it is still in Mr. Rastie's hands, on other and still greater occasions. Campbell loved to recite poetry over the silver punch-bowl presented to him by the Glasgow students, and we have seen the poet who wrote "Ye Mariners of England," sitting " like a prophet in drink" over the grateful steam derived from his favourite beverage. What sort of duty is per formed by the bowl at present is unknown to us. The last time we saw the Ettrick Shepherd's silver punch-bowl, it was filled with strawbmiss and cream. I3ut, when this occurred, death, as Wordsworth expresses, had closed the shepherd-poet's eyes. It was never filled with so mild mixture in the poet's lifetime. To what base uses may even punch-bowls come at last.—Dicken's "Household Words." RAILWAYS AND STEAM IN AI:STRALIA.—A Syd ney paper says: " Railways in Australia offer a fair and profitable field for the employment of money ; and even our coasting communications present a very respect ab le opening. Already the presence of large and commodious steam vessels, such as the Great Britain, the Sarah Sands, the Chino, the Formosa, the Cleopatra, and the Australian, have made us discontented with the little coasting steamers which have plied for a twelvemonth between Sydney and Melbourne, and which a twelvemonth ago were looked upon as a wonderful improvement upon the schooners and sloops which laxity crept through the Straits when there was no gold to carts , to and fro. We must have large steamers now; we have tasted the luxuries in which our European brethren revel when they go to sea. and we are determined to be not far behind them. The daily increasing trade between the sister settlements renders speedy and rapid and com fortable means of transit a sine gun non; and the enor mous orate which have been reaped by our steam compa nies afford excellent data on which to found calculations tee the future. If the profits attaching to railway enterpise are less certain, endless distinctly predicable, it is only be cause we have as yet no local experience whatever of what railway communication would do for the country. But, rea soning from analogy, we may safely assume thtst the results would far exceed the molt sanguine eniloote.tiont."—.4as• (ralian and New Zealand Gazelie.