The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-16 00:00:00

------- mnmmwnmmn•••MlMMMOlM ; , ! • r , . ~ LONDON THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 16- 1868- [THREEPENCE. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1 Sb.l • 1 1 i Pd,umeng prices i Badmen done Yesterday., to.day. of 103,7301. 7s. Ild., and amounted at 31st of Dec. last to 2,3513,512/. 10s. Id. The revenue has like wise increased during the year to the extent of 19,7001. 128., and amounted at 31st Dec. last to 338,3432/. 85. 6d. There have been 104) deaths dating the year, covering insurances, including bonus addi tions, to the extent of 188,8411. 14s. 9d. Since the 10,0 m., itustr.dien Agri... ,U Drit,Ateetleanitad 10,000 10( , 'an d t Company... 100,000 3 t'syst.ll 130.000 4,Drest.Pst.of France 120,71 199. Brit. lam! I Do. Preference... 12 0 . 00 4 3 Peet IDs.l.nel.ti ten,is 13emitsbAust-Insest 12,7,s , 2S y. Austrultan Laml 10,00 u. 1001 Van Diemen's Lend 33 173 73 73 I 3.4 72 14 324, 64 TO I , I sipm7l 7 71 all 4 1 g — oo all : 1 11 ?, 2 3 1 i:e l :I 3" 13 44 ;6 143 144 141 191 commencement of this year several large investments have been made upon the security of heritable or real estate, and the amount so secured now amounts in all to upwards of two millions sterling. The sur plus hind on the 31st ])cq. last amounted to 829,0161., and after settit , aside one-third as a guarantee fund, in the terms of the society's laws, there remained 552,69 V. After providing for additions to tho society's policies entitled to participate in the profits to the extent of 1/. 158. per cent. upon the accumulated amount of the original assurance and previously declared additions, there remains un appropriated 22,132/. It appears that durii g tho septennial period the funds of the society have yielded a clear return of more than 4 per cent.—a result which speaks strongly in favour of the effi ciency of the management. A vote of thanks was passed to the directors and officials of the society. His Grace the Duke of Ilueeleuch was appointed vice-president, and the extraordinary and ordinary directors were duly appointed, in room of those who ' retired by rotation. Amongst tit* former are the Earl of Stair and the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Interest to the 30th inst. on the shares of the Grand Junction Railway of France, amounting to ►s. 7d. per share, is advertised as payable after that date. Holders of obligations of the Paris and Orleans Railway may receive interest at the rate of 23f. per obligation, after the Ist July. Holders of obligations for the loan of 1832 arc required to make the third payment of 100 f. on the Ist July. The dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and the bonus of 2 per cent., are payable on tho stock of the National Provincial Bank of England from the 16th July. Statements were afloat of the arrival of another vessel from Australia, with gold, respecting which the Shipping Un.tette of this evening observes: ►tEPORTED ARRIVAL FROM ADELAIDE.—The Morning , aironide of to-day reports from Plymouth that, "Tito Gil ay King, Dundee clipper, 1,100 tons, Fitzroy, was spoken off the Start this morning, 05 days front Adelaide. She brings 2•i passengers, and nearly half a ton of gold; all well. We know of no such ship, nor does our Ply mouth agent locution any arrival there to-day from Adelaide. . . . MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The funds showed more sensitiveness to-do, and, after various fluctuations, closed at a decline, which was aggravated in the afternoon by intelligence of a considerable decline on the I'aris bourse. As of late, the market is chiefly depressed by speculative opera tions, being in itself sound in character. Its stusi tiveness, however, and the readiness with which it responds to the feverish fluctuations of the l'aris bourse, sufficiently attest the anxiety still prevalent relative to the Eastern difficulty. It is also noticed that the other departments of the market sympathise with unusual celerity with the movement of Consuls. At Paris to-day the settling was in progress, and was doubtless a difficult one, the fluctuations having of late been so enormous. It is unnecessary to point out that whenever the "liquidation" is in progress that market is very sensitive. Consols opened flatter this morning, at 082 to 1 cx div. for the opening of the 19th July, but soon de clined to 981 to A rally to 961 to succeeded, hut the price fell back at the official close to 98'4 to 1, nod shortly after four o'clock Consols were offered • at 981, on the fall at l'aris, and various unfavourable rumours. The governmc..t broker invested again in Reduced Threes at 991. 'the official report in cludes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 1, 1 , 1 ex div. Three per Cent., Reduced, 99!, I. 4,1, I. Three-and-n-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1,1,1,1. Bank Stock, 2281. Exchequer hills remain at yesterday's reduced rate of 2s. to ss. prcm. ludic Bonds mark 28s. to 335. prem. Foreign stocks were generally firm in the morn ing, but closed more flatly. 'the beat supported stock is Mexican, which reached 281 to and retains a very , firm appearance. Generally the variations in this department were not important. Sardinian and Dutch were better. In Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds a transaction is marked at 1021. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 28 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred, 231 to ,J • the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 62; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem. Granada Active, 211 to 221; ditto Diferred, Of to 10. Bargains are thus recorded : Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds, 1021. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 951, 961. Equador Bonds, 6, 5.1. Granada Deferred, 1). 1 ,.. Greek Bonds (Red), 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 281. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391, 40 ; ditto, ex all overdue coupons, 36. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1021, 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, 1,941. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 14H, 49, 48:i ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1, ; the Committee's Certifs., 6 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 40 ; ditto Deferred One per Cent., 161, 16. The voluntary conversion of Consols and Reduced Threes, now open at the Bank of England, remains suspended. The half-yearly dividend on the South Carolina bonds, negotiated by Messrs. Palmer ' Mackillop, Dent, and Co., is advertised as payable from the Ist July. The telegraphic despatch, received to-day, stated the amount of the precious metals, brought in by the Parana from the West Indies, at 800,000 dollars, or l imy 160,0001. The larger portion of this probably consists of silver, and is expected to realise fully I previous prices, as there are considerable orders for India awaiting execution. It appears that of the total amount of gold on the manifest of the Anglesey, from Sydney (27,785 ounces, of the value of 111,0001.), 12,000 ounces are on account of the Bank of New South \Vales, 7,000 unces for the Commercial Bank, and the rest for ~i ~, ~~ It is a pity that greater discrimination is not used with reference to the despatches received from the coast reporting the arrival of Australian vessels. Of late the public have been repeatedly misled by ficti tious statements of this kind. _ _ .... Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. lteuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 94i ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 3-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 1-16 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 481 ; the Coupons, 3 15-16 ; Portuguese New, 361 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 811 ; Granada Deferred, 10 1-16 ; Mexican New, 26; Equador, 4tl ; Greek (Blue), 6 3-16. Paris closing prices of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Hentes, 101.50 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77.30. These prices show an unfavourable reaction. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Jumrz 14. Tillie. Prlwo a. segottated thlo day Bala sad K. Mew. Ameterd.tra pen! Short 119. 17 ass. 1114 lia.ttr. Ditto Rotterdam ADM - try Brusects Bp.elt ........._. ... .... ELuzibure and Alton* „ 171enea. SlochL lamas. le, St. Petersburg per rale „ 174 venom :'... 374 pence Paris per t Short 2.3 fr. 2ec. ... 2.5 fr. 743. Uitto „ 3 Mouths. 274 c. ... 25fr. 3240. Marseilles „ 25fr. 274 c. ... 25fr. 374 c. Frankfort.on.the.2laine Per £lO „ 120111. kr. ... 126i8. kr. Vienna (effective) pert „ 1011. 58kr. ... 118. 3kr. Trieste Muhl.' per secillar „ 10 peace ... 484 pence Cilia „ „ 501 pence ... sOrnce Bilbao Barcelona „ „ 494 pence ... 19 pence Malaga et es pence ... 494penoe; Seville Gibraltar 99 pence ... 49i pence Leghorn Genoa „ „ 251 r. 32:e. ... 251 r. 3110. Naples . . „ per ducat 4ll ;maim ... 411 penile Palermo per ounce „ 1241 pence ... 1211 pence Mewing Lisbon per mtlrei " 9o daye date pence .. 331 penco Oporto New York 4 0 days eight 481 pence ... 4el pence THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoos. The funds are a shade firmer than they were after official hours yesterday, but still there is not much sign of a rally. Business is also quieter. Consols have ruled without variation all day at 981 toy ex div. for the 19th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 2, ; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1011 to :1; South Sea Old Annuities, 1001; Bank Stock, 228 to 229; Exchequer Bills, par to ss. prem. ; India Bonds, 28s. to 325. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, but there is no re markable feature, except in Mexican, which has fur ther risen to 281 to 2. Equador Bonds mark si; Russian Fives, 119 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021; Sardinian, 941 to 951; Spanish Deferred, 23 to 1 ; Swedish Loan, 11 die. ; Venezuela Active, 401 ; Dutch Fours, 991 to 1; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 851. VO V Account. PARIS, Joss 15. I Fot r.s I • Sloy. ', Opening highest. Lowest. Closing. .. --. per Cents. 17730' 75 SO ... 79 73 79 4 per Cents. 1025, ... ... ... ... ... , . .... 4 per Cents. , 1332 , I 101 50 ... .. . .er Cents. tee Cents. New Loan! ... ... ... ... sper Cents. I 77 30 44 per Cents., 1035 14 par Cents., 1933 I 101 50 4, er Cents. 34er Cente.New lan Exchange on London: all BelManoperCt.ls4o 97 gong Do. 44 Do. 24 Piedmont S p.Ct 97 50 Do. 3. 1653 . . right, • 90 days, 24 813. Naples Rent, — goner. Raman a per Ceuta Do. IS3•' Treasury Bonds Bank Shares • P4lllll, Jul./a 15.—St. Germain, 1,660 ; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (kft bank), 541; Paris and Oil:ruts, 1,045; Paris and Roues, 1,010; Rouen and Havre, 470; Marseilles and Aria n , n (Concertedt, —; ; Strasbourg and Bale, '450 ; Northern, 850; Parte and , tra , houtit, 812 50; Part. and Lyon.. 892 60; Lyon. and Mediterranean. 742 50 ; Ducat, 723: Caen and Cherbourg, SIO ; Dijon ant Besancon, 531 50 ; Midi, 607 50 ; Mon. tereou and Troyes, 400 ; Graissessaut and &niers, 500; Bordeaux and Teste, 275; Bleeme and St. Insist to Gray, 512 50; Dieppe and Fecamp, 340; tie.caux, 225. ..4 - , .l ~,- ....- ia%C. e : i / //: .1/ •• .- se • re 7i ' ,'' e'."'' '''' • / l - te" e 14--- . /PT; e-! 0-....." I t . _XII 7 0 i----- No. 2,1.27.]....---.._ LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1853. ._ _ ... ... Billi.tNNl.l I.IFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, THE CAMP AT CHOMIANI. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAY*. I, Prince...street, Bank, Loathe. Feteheshed Aug.l, Ise:. - le 3 1 Witmer and Rotterdam 4 01 die - Tuts EAT, 12 o*Ctoce. so 4 'Betimes to Oraissiesom... lam 1 Pla 1 ; , ..,, •°.*F emel.l Act of aura anent, 4 VA., esp. 9. WEDNESDAY EVENING. ~. ... ittitiElif ALEXANDhIt, elackheath Peek. This morning, as early as 9 o'clock, the several regi- The railway market to-day sympathised with the e s ) e s u I g i L l ; ", L ' itern "me" 4 1 ~ ~ • ' , t entage/ for enuring Loans or D.b.a. menu, infantry and cavalry, were ordered out for simu!- flatter appearance of the funds, and, after various ro t , tee Ermselinee. 1 - 20 10 Dijon and erwineon ... 4 ly pm 4 required owing lint seven years. taneous parade, and by eleven all, after inspection, were fluctuations, closed generally lower. Apart, how- 5 119 Vt Itheaul2 •-•••II II 391 6 1 . ,• •. emote life. • • • -.snooty ter Orphans,. put through evolutions that tried the eyes of spectators in 20 24 !kw holies ever, from the unfavourable influence exercised by tO I De. Extended . - s3i pm le 11 „ m th a e rk fl e a t tnese of the funds, this department of the 5 : 4: G r e at 1"ion resimni".• ii : . 7 I . Iti f iNN IA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. attenipting to follow them. The Guards, Mined hardly be l 1 , one Li , her Malesty's Roj id Letters Patent. said, looked well, both cavalry end infantry, but the greatest ad JUlietion of Peluso 114 pin has shown strength, and continues rather nie au os.wiu.reauts.ssais. 4 ets 4pm . I I ....• i .00ioai. attractii ii was that splendid regiment, the 42nd High- affected by speculative operations than by sales of •i . 5 Do. fkiads (lnd be.),1411 - - , .en;•eted ter every three menthe' difference of age. . I ' ...darhee on .s new plan ;Levies/1y advantageous to lenders. real stock. It is stated that the dealers have names gi I: I L•••••• " 4 " 14,S P U • Pm1 I Jill. hasemboorg . ... ... 1 74 -. The visitors by this malting's early trains were name l' over in numerous cases, and money in this market 1 0 10 C40.141114v01 : i .. . 4 45 l' .• t nal general meeting, a reduction 30 per era :. was was exceedingly easy at the close of to-day's settle- 3 5 3 3 D U:: --.^•• If 1 i -rent tries pirliOUn% on all itsrttediseng Policies. roue, and succeeding departures from the Waterloo station meat . After the official hours, however, this market (dad)... .. ... It It -•-- , .i.v.i int a esi..) brought to the Common somewhere about 400, which 10 2 Do. 8 per cis Pretense 4 4 die wore a more unfavourable appearance than at any 10 9 !Pim and Mediterrshma - Pea added to the visitors from the adjoining towns increased the other period of the day. 26 71 swine ~. is bioe Annual I 11 ' 1 ' ' ‘lu-4-.. If 2 pm e, p.uilion Premium, Air. p er . I tersely lull beholders to about 2,000. 234 29 Maria AntOnis . .7 1.7 _ ... - ' le N Sill Item. of Pre. Pre. 20 I2t Namur fit L.cee(with In.', 74 - 71 - tear. I lfe. ' Wien. lid ~• The 21 waggon loads of ammunition which left Wool ' um. i meant. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 20 ,2 0 Do. De.(ca interest) .. - - ...- -- -- l---1 wick yesterdey morning, under au escort of horse artillery, 16 li' Northern of Fraaw.,. - 38 98 js. $l. S.. d• Years .! Mtlic A a d. , ,, Cad.C e. d. bare b u t this moment arrived at camp, and ele contents of There is no feature of much novelty in the railway 20 et' Do. 201. '3 per et. Bood• al :-,s I 1 I 13 6 31 1 0 173 , 14 2 0 12 3 market to-day, and only a quiet business. Prices are, ii : , ace R. A Amiens low. t 4 IS %V 40 1 ..) 2211 4 1327i1 4 4 0 12 4 tee various chests will be brought into acquisition teener - in one or two instances, a shade better than the rates 4,3 ile P r " 1551.T115 Prefer ' 56 9 et so 22Si 1 S 0 16171014 e: 0 12 5 row, which is to be the first day of hard went:, and on Sa. ors ant lyons .. 16 lel pm 25 eti 2046 13 4 92e214 8 0 12 6 which ruled after official hours yesterday, but gene- 10 Ile Parte mo Orleans ... .. 41 43 i tl E. R. FOiSTER, Resident Director. turday the entire army now in camp will strike tent's, so • 10 17t. Perform.% Roma ... 40 4 3 rally there is no sign of a rally from the depression * 55 p a ,..., 5t ,„„,,,,, c . ... 355551 ti 75 1 / ti ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary, that the ground may be clear for • grand sham-fight, the then noticed. Manchester and Sheffields are weaker. Se 4 feale.Csa ,andChirlimare Ili 44 pm - g I order for which is to be issued to field officers to- French shares are flat, in expectation of the arrival Nl' 71 outgo and Richmond .. 4 di. ear n T RUST and LOAN COMPANY of UPPER. morrow even i ng. CANADA. . oriel: 14 HEREBY GIVEN, that the TRANSFER BOOKA 4 f of to-day's prices from Paris. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 5O I i‘• loosen area 'lser e .. ... 14 194 . 5 , 3 Royal Swedish 10 .O eamore 0 .7 M. E mis fon Nay will be CIA iehle ern th e list met., prior to the est rico- 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer. - - ell RISj"S HOSPITAL. Cionang pewee ewes t 20 I 2 eautli Eastern of France - - dui• , ro te newel/helm of eliarebolders, and RE-OPENED on wish. lIISUA, Me Ni-te imt. 0. m....r.t....triet. Imo is. t il itat. "4 7. l. lll e 'ACDONALD, Secretary. ills __ A dinner was given last evening in celebration of - 3. -EP4: II --. „ 474544 . 1?" 7 ".. ... .. --- 3 1 7 (" 7 3 --day ., T - 4 c1.--- . : i t l i t i iiit e i r CeZ r • P a r l a erp °l _,"" :: ' 414 Si pm ." the ter-centenary of this institution, and in aid of the se &w on , m o w s , m o w fends of a charitable amectiatlot called the " Benevolent and Feet Amami .. 51 51 Et le Wasters of Planes . If ti pm 4 1 • C 111XON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.-This mild Society of Blues." It was originally intended th•t the 1 1 41 211 1 BlrOl. lO OlS. kOtOurVe.ol 91 101 10 2 Wooten of Switzerland.. f 01 Ms 1 j aperient souliAsie has stood the test re %mimeo or 30 yams, festivities should have taken place in the great ball of the t 1 1 1,11 5 ..'! a ..r•s L r's' aeL n i s aa a 1/ dil 20 6 ilealand • 34 31 die I *pm shied" period to efficacy has been most satisfactorily premed in Hospital, but in consequence of the sudden breaking out 22 4 t i , i t z , Aixe i ;i siliirk.. rise r, l i ,C 2: . 22 d 1 . i a s uses. 1 disordered Meaner h, deepepsla, ledere derarceinent, offer- of scarlet fever in the school the arrangements were hue• gees of Me liver, heron, or tido'''. OS well as lei the must *heinous .. ¢D an an d .• et, ele t i arittel a;ci um: ... :. 100 4 loi ca b len etas (4 pia a, earl I. Petosiweel by the f•' ,1111 1 litenerallt. Prepared rimy cnangea, t h e ,iintier was given in the hall of Ilt. Ix Cslelouian ... ... .. 631 69 111 4 MINES. ( m a ....id wbules•Je by the Privietor, st o r i inotee„ e n . w e; and re . the Merchant Tailors Company. The litter apartment, St ell Clsestar and Holyhead - 221 221 234 C lee: by all respestabie clierateta and medicine vendee' in the United however, proved quite inadequate to the convenient swim- sa.., 61 , 1 1 _Wa 1 e..a 02 Randna, - ..• 20 21 e; f act f i re m o an I Bella. t Jest:- 2 3 pm 48 WEDNESDAY EVENING. I El , Piers. is balsa 01 le. 10., ;iI. I'd., D. 14L. Ile.. and 22*. web. modation of the very large company who were Tr.sent, observe that um are genuine tut 'bore with "George thus "oath. , recto , in Aber, The market is dull for all speculative mines, but s, and whose number was considerably above 500. The deen lunotioa ... ..., 8 9 overeesent stenip. there is a great avidity to buy Into dividend stocks, . 5 1 g chair was occupied by the President of the Hospital , Mr. as all nut Anglian Just pekledwil. In 1111. volume etuva aro. prim 10e. 6d., cloth. Ald. Thompson, M.P., who was su pported by by the t D uke te ell Diem (Cl 3 E . and i1.).. l 31 4 especially copper mines. The cause of this appears • r I‘l ' 11. xxoi.t- A ltit K u E uo it t A •J•as .B ee L tb l eTi l li t C I E. I NTUftIf. 1 4 the tot, I:loVh l u i m .i l l i t e i rtild ry , m tee . E , sr 1 0 211 Intern Coned-84 pl Co l l o . f Angerstrin, Mr. S. White 11 a ll •••tcrn lii•4 '..r • 47"" A .. 13 134 ll{ 18 in some measure to consist in the impre-sion that ' 1 1 the price of copper has now seen its lowest point. , 111 4 •• th ese who totes ad the leetures the book will be a aliment bread. M.P. ; Major blorland, Col. Outram, Col. Dixon, 13 it , E ll '',.' 4 . - 1. 11 0 11° • ii ) , 6 - 0 „ . 0 I: 4 13 3 1111 1 South and East Tamar are much inquired for, as i 1 remisbemee, to where a* 414111146 Umell 4 S4 Tbs style, der, Mr. Wm. Cotton, Sir G. Staunton, Professor Hall, Rey. ft, leo Let 1 ectenehire 71 73 blematie, furcible, familiar. bet ewer Memel , / ; the aessoing Dr. Jacob, Rev. Dr. Gaily, Rev. Canon Dale. Hie . to i alt lE. et W.I. Des.telpiiule 44 se also several of the new mines. The sales reported !I makes of ..rearm or iruDy; the oreelosal tedwe of gunmen mere ; Canon Jacob, Rev. C. V. Le Greco, Hon. and Rev. 11, St 10. lE4' nharoi, and Glasgow .70 71 to-day are:-Alfred Consols, 19,1? Bedford United, l 6 the touches If pallor, "n% and l'igler'"'• the a r . 9113 7 WwW O94 Legge, Mr. B. B. Cahbell, M.P., he. The hall, the walls of lo 14 Edinburgh and Peebles- - - 71, 1 ; Balleswidden, 101,1 ; Great Polgooth, 2(1 I bet weer weakened by .we Or es awl el m eanie : the Write= which were covered . with hoars e r ae net:eaten 4 a ft er die,); Spearne Consols, 101, a; East Critinis, 11, 1 ;i r phrases, the stro.ine . neuters. the pookases of wise, prostkal ref.fit.; WO Glasgow is SouthWeetore - - Beetles ; all three Ise smelt le• than w ee mo bass 'em c e e k en manner so enthusiastically recommended by tho late Mr. 41.'100 'Ores: Nortemi the sewer, i f M.: stem, mauler , sod look ol the 'Actium"- Pugin, presented a very pictures pie and interesting np- sweat I Do. A. Mock Pplet.der. pursue, the effect of which wits of course considerably 94110 e I Do. 1 4 Mock Went ens thlr4s the betimes costa I What eloquent aid heightened by a brilliant assembly of fashionably dressed ft. toe 10Lecatb. met West.(lre. 110 111 111 ~ The gold mining shares were very firm all day, 6 subtle mime, what wise awl canyon wrifine! 1.1.iw delightful are St line Great Wr2l , To ladies in the two galleries. and generally realised better prices, especially Agua 6 thole terns sr Sumo. r ; with what a teaching e ff ect, in Me graterll ,II ,Irlsh South Eastern .. 71 8 Me ' resume letting el the man max • out ; and how vividly The cloth having b ee n draw . n, the Cita litilAX .oeoposed 50 ~ all , Wiesner and Mabel. .. 94 HI Fria, and Nouveau Monde. Australian Condillcre , the t Ms are painted, as It were, in meet= and characteristic " Church and Queen," which was received with the tea 111 Do. Ter& .. - ... 14 15 pm were buyers at 1 prem., and Quartz Rock Mariposa, i werdi.l-Erusiner. plaudits due to the traditions of the hall. The national St I+ol Lamediere and . Italfsleirs 781 79 754 4 } prom ., buyers. In the afternoon , however, prices j landmi : Smith, Eldsrond Os., 65, Ownrill. anthem was then sung, the vast assembly joining in the SO IS ~ Do. Fifths ... chorus with heartiness. This may be said to have cloud L'± _„ 11 C, __„_Doi Net kettle Mita' 7 4 2 1 r. were a shade flatter. The Australasian Company's CIJLYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, the " business" of the meeting ; for as the observations of ri', V A I I- 'l" Nor r i ‘r t n a Is " i t 1, el. Ontlelens A5 11 . 1 .0 17 a 201 . 11112 0 0139 11 's 'Meech; by poet. the chairman were not audible to more than a fourth of to ' 5 , L ,,,,,A a bt rp , : s Z t p ap i - I I l pg , pit. L 131 9 shares were heavy all day. Peel River were higher, ; and well supported. At four o'clock Peel River j WHAT 10 EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID, the company, and as the worthy alderman had already de • st. 100 'Loa., itri,ehten, s:i. 03a, IC4 te3 1044 4 were quoted 21 to 3 prem.; Colonial Gold, 11 to 11 , veloped a more than tendency to prose, the guests devoted ex .100 'London ft Neon-Weft: 1156 116 1131 1 1 prom.; Port Philip, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; British , ti. LECTURE TO TOTING MEN. themselves to conversation and conviviality. The " l'ious 20 1 1 3 I Do !fhb'. ... ••• •• 2 21 Pm Australian, 1 die. to par • Great Nugget, 1 3-16 , ni. and immortal mem , ry of the founder, King Edward VI." 10 I 1 17 ... 4 • 441,27 ‘ 0,717 .(C 1 Ili o HOW TO BE HAPFT. 64 .100 011400 It South-We:tore 89 54 was honoured alter a fashion, and the army and navy were 50 43i t ,„ .. 4t ., 0 .. 544 Au 894 tO 1 7-16 prem.; Nouveau ' Monde, 11 to 1: prem. ; not forgotten. Agna Fria, 1 9 . 16 to 11-16 prem.; Anglo-Califor- i w. MORAL AND PI3YSICAL ENJOYMILIIT OF LIM 45 e 4 De gio ... .._ .. 44 81 die The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, in returning thanks ss all bond'Utateery Ss ColeralM 11 13 than, Ito 1 prem. 1 ON SPECIAL DISEASES. for the navy, acknowledged that he awed kis first lessons 53 all liudoadrun sonoinitso 19 21 Metcalfe copper shares fluctuated considerably. Irt, in navigatioe to tl.o walls of the institution. BL lee nenoh..6lnLeteLlisecenah. 30 31 304 $9 VIZ DieTITIITSS Or MARRIAGE LIM Sir li. DAULYSIPI.II spoke (oaths army. MI ll 110. Mande Line!. Unto M II tie After standing in the morning at 7to 71 prem., the IR. 100 Midland ... . . .. 724 73 721 4 price fell to 51 to 61, and finally closectl6l to 61 Tu. The CHAIRMAN had now reached the toast of the si.lloo Do.l, , imso 'i De ' o y, 40 43 DISEAsaI OF WINTER. evening-" Prosperity to the royal and ancient foundation so I 471 mie.n. Weft. meat_ ... - -- prem. Port Royal were better, leaving off *te 1 , rm. . tIINAST DEZA.NCEMENTS conertearion. and HAMM of Christ's Hospital ; may they p!osper that love it, and adet. 1601114 Ditto Hanka/ea- ... - - prem. Shares of the General Mining Company were gooks may God increase their number ! ' NSoreszlist .. - . 51 64 U. higher. la. ant a. The bum of conversation. the dotter of plate', and the 0 3 f 2 14 1 21( 1 : 30 . Ila 7 L Jaknk i• A TES;lllios I IMa E40L1511, IRISH, sail 600TCH LAMM& !pies Is. asek. clink of glasses had reached their climax ; and the stewards -. • - 44 44 die The closing prices of new undertakings are as e- .t ..41.4 r. and Kar4l,4l4lllort 29 3 1M awaking at last to a sense of their responsibilities , a dded to so l o n :44 ,,,3 ww4 . 3 , 430410 ,. 73 54 follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold HYDEOPATTIY: OR, TUB COLD WATER CURL the din their contingent of noise, which of itself would St. 130 iNorriolk ... ... ... ... 50 52 Mining and Streaming, kto 1 prem.; Melbourne !Norwood, 23, Paterwicereow; Carve-110.147, eut-street: Hasty at, Corinne, awl ell booicsallers; ce of 11. R. Culirerwell, M.D., 10, have almost sufficed to set up • City election.. Mr. Harker, 15 15 .. Gold, k to 2 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 to anwil-eise.lierwitareles. sobs nay In eoesulted daily tram 10 /111 0. the toastmaster, himself • "bl u e , " shouted " Silence,'" 5 8 111 Sentient CoHinUM Linke 31 3 1 ells 1 dia.; Austra l ian i Consols, Ito k die.; Monarch amen talk and " Chair , gentlemen 1" till he was hoarse ; but all was ra . 1 , 11 North : British ... ... .. 33 1 331 North Devon, No. I. ... - - die old,G Ito I die. ; Chartered Australian Land and rain. At last he vociferated "if you don't be silent you'll 8 all • Do. a A Deterred - - Minin be sent to the stones I" Words of tremendous import to $ is ' D o , i N Goaraidoo o - _ d e, g, Ito 1 per share; Lewis Hill. Range, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.the alumni of Christ's. Several hoary-headed gentlemen 20 171 Norb litattot , sais .. S ei :I We la were observed to tom pale as a thousand painful reuse- 37 all .North Wmtero , 10 110 ;Northand S. Wes.ernium -- pm Ito 2, per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito 1 per share; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die to par; Cologne THIS DAY. nisi:emcee dated acrosa their memory. The audience Lt. Ise i 0xf0r ..... A c,, Wor a c ra .,lhW . i..lver ',543 Si o Lead, 1 dis. to par ; Carberry West, 1 to k dia.; gave a general hysteric lau g h, and subsi d e d into a mo- Connemara, par to / prem. ; Glenanlin, 3-16 to OLD COURT.-Buou arts Loan Canty Canon AND Mt lames mentor? silence ; during which the worthy alderman Bt. lug issottne Midland ... DLLS, was heard chiding those who could not hear him for et. wo !Muses. a elm.. ... 02 64 1-16 die. Sulphate of Barytes, Ito 7 per share ; Charles CosamingAarta, 48, surgeon, James Thomson disturbing those who could, and hinting desperate . threat* er e 100 i oe.ka4.mouar.tiii; 70 lf 7 1 3 did 70 Lackamor Copper, kto 1 prem. • Adelaide Land Currie, 33, chemist, sad George Thomas, were planed at of resignation. The voice revived them ; the , din once it, 4, 5 1 ,diiizewo 000 ll L Rtoopi and Gold, lk to 01 din.; Oberilof, 1 to / pm.; the tier to plead to an indictment charging them with hay- more rue triumphant, and the speech wended , Its weary a''S (Nee. W. min.) ... 17 19 Britannia Gold, :to a per share ; Poltimore, 1 lea committed an assault upon Eliza Maiden with intent Ivey" to • conclusion unheeded and unheard. 134 .1' Do.flalres ... .. to procure a miscarriage. The health of the Lord Mayor, and the C_rporation of 75 1 20 , rib . 00 . rif t, ... Reduction, 1- ' to 1 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to } An application was made by Mr. Sergant Miller, who ap - the City of London, of the Chairman, prosperity to the :el •t dboyshirs Caton ... Feared for one of the prisoners, to postpone the trial, and Benevolent Saciety of Blues, the Treasurer, the Worsh i pful otats 3_l o ,3 t . Wolk_ Dor_ I s ...... ..... Ti 3o 724 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 pm.; Jamaica after some discuseion it wee at length arranged that the Company of Merchant Tailors, the Masters and ce 1 . 4 ,1,- 1 1 p2 ,t l eteSl.Eftle ... 334 34 714 86 Copper, 24 to 3 prem.; New Linares, par to 1 pm.; trial should not take place until the July session. of Christ's Hospital, the Treasurer of the Benevolent So lt% Nash, 30, pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery and eiety of Blues, the Amicable Society of Blues, the Stewards, uttering a cheque fur 8•501., with intent to defraud blear. Barnett. Hoare, and Co., the bankers. In this case it will be recollected that the prisoner pretended to engage a young man who had advertised for a situation, and sent him to the bank with the forged cheque, and he succeeded in obtaining the money. Fortunately the forgery was discovered shortly afterwards, and a cl e rk was sent to the Bank of England to stop the notes, and he ar rived there at ten very moment the prisoner was in the act n 7„, iii . i...... " •:• . D Eforewe a-11 • Ri ettu7 to verDu 13 )4 44 41 and .o sa t h t e a t L t a b d e ie d e sis , w . ere also in the programme and were 33 all .3teektim lk Darlington probably given, but the fact remains known only to those 36 20 ,ThameallavenDookaillail 2l I ~ . __ _ __ _ _ _____ IVRO INVENTED THE ELECTRIC TELE GRAPH? 12 all 'Waterford and KilL'en .. I 9 91 50 all WinWord and Se II 'were Cornwall .. I 8 10 1 3 10 3 1 1 le Hs, Wimbledon and Croydon y ells per 10 1 1 ' Woodlord - - St.lloo !Torkllswesstlanalerwielt 69 70 A French physician, by name M. Napoleon Henry, 1.1 " ; 1 " 1 ' l va : N ass edb llatase .' law .-' I 1424 8 133 4 die 1 7 4 63 i of receiving rill for the notes that had been paid for the resident at Arnaville, in the department of Meurthe, cheque, and upon his being taken into custody it was found claims the original discovery of the electric telegraph. that he was dbguiltd by a wig and false whiskers. The French have an undoubted title to many of the L . 3 i no llit De.O.N.E.Parehme _ 2j 14 ,• ; York and Ranh Midland, 80 it Rt. 100 Aberamn PREFEREMM SHARES Michael Hayden, the officer, then recognised him most important inventions which English mechanical s a u ant .,,,,, an No. 2. 7 par m -1 ri s 01 601 1 Great Hewes United 'fin, par to {prom .; Mizen Head, } die. to par ; New South Wales Coal, 1 dig to per • Australasian Coal, 1 to k dia. ; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to k die.; Port Hunter and More ton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem. ; Sae River (of Jamaica), to I Kern.; hletealfe (of Jamaica), 61 to 61 prem. ; yal (of Jamaica) 2k to 21 prem .; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 to I du.; Knockatrellane Copper, 4 to I die.; East fodian Iron, ss. to Ss. per ahare ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par to 1 prem. • Albion Gold, ;die. to par; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to ' 1 prem.; Brucutu Gold, par to I prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, u a notorious thief, and it turned out upon inquiry that genius has been first to bring into practical operation: St lee Bristol 3t Ezeter 4 per Ct. 107 109 the prisoner had rucceded • very short time before in passing and in many cues where they have not invented the dia- away two cheques for a large s e moust at other bankers' by coeery, the have invented the claim. Let us bee, how similar means to those made nee of in the present case. e t I " I r d"1 S tl o l h''Wl -1 ; I°S !0 ° Li 3_ re ran oot o y ever, what M. Napoleon Henry has t 3 say for his title to 11 1 ?.I _ C 11 , . 01 an us iiii 2 b., 4 di. 4 He was sentenced to be transported for fifteen years.• the discovery of the most wonderful invention of modern ' au . t ' m ' Ge t Ps ' 5 • -- - - - - IRELAND. ___ sc ience . DvsLue, The following very agreeable piece of intelli gence appears in the Packet of last night. If it should turn out to be true many will no doubt be of the 1836, ho asserts, he established at Amiens a m 85 gtethaelien damn Jenetiolt ... , 61 61 (31.10.0,6p.Ct 4l 44 correspondence by electric lines with his t neighbour l M. La- 5 6 Dada pot per Ct. ' 3 51 postolle, a distinguished chemist, who hen ived in the out- 17 I Do. de. 0rt.174.1 7 per Ct.' 4 ly pm skirts of that town. The communication was from the else !V oirt•sti•coi•gs_t 4 .•• F 11,741 1I 2 1l foe Inc machine on the premises of M. Henry, with the ex- es e Dino a Nat .If 2 10 19 , DO. New 4 per . Cesit. etont i 14 6 134 " One a ock thelines placed in the garden of M. Lepostolle . s o p s i seetaiale . s, ,,,, tra m o. c., tee 10 4 represented A, two shocks B. three C, and so 5 5 Iltellabitrgh. pens, lad. on. The physician thought it his duty to refer his discovery I 1 Dundee. b e yer Cent II6 si to the then Minister of Commerce and Public Works, who, EL iHe Great Northern!' perOsad 1.111 130 like all ministers petit, and to cane, pooh-poohed the dn. 11:..1 leo Do. 5 per mat. eerie, Rs ! 109 111 ito - i i prem.; New South Wales Gold, ato ;per share ; Great Crinnie, { die to 4 prem.; Liguanea (of pm Jamaica), par to 1 prem.; Worthing (new shares), •:, to 1 die. THIS DAY.-TWO o'CLocs. The gold mining share market is quiet today, and prices present no feature, being generally steady.. Ague Fria are quota 1 9-16 to I 11-16 prem.; Nou veau Monde, 11 to 1- prem.; Colonial Gold and Great Nugget, 1 5-16 to 1 7-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares continue to improve. • deetnable at lei p.et. pus. 11l 115 The price opened 73 to 77, and is now 74 to 76. taken by surprise in their preparations, but the news Gusty in the following polite note: to , s Do. 44 per tent. scrip..-. 1 Ipa only requires confirmation to fill all classes of "Paris , October 31, 1836. 1111 el Cit.9thaWestrn(l)lllettha 4 s 4 Peel Rivers stood at 21 to I prem. in the morning, the people with the most sincere delight. The tt Sir,-I have submitted to the Consultation Committee 14 6 0 Weet.Bkii eillante:s bre SI 5 7 0 1 but are now 21 to 1. North British Australasian of Arts and Manufactures attached to my M i nistry, the eh; lee CR.Wee, redeeehl w let. Mr • Packet says : are quoted Ito i prem.; and Scottish Australian deecription of the electric telegraph which you transmitted ,! 7 -, Ka Mus imavealabal kw e 102 d1 0 4 4 pot An official communication has reached this city to-day, to me in August last. The committee, after examination 36 ' 5 14 m, mahlr° 23111371 a L r g 1 Investment, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. tifying the intended royal visit at a much earlier period Bt. 1.0 Ditto 6 permatitteek 132 154 of your invention, consider it impracticable on a large et. tile Leas Orisrl.oner.6perat 134 137 Maine Runners no Of the seas a than was contemplated. The precise day is scale, and incapable of attaining the results you propose. or. 100 Ditt o p eg o o meeds m a_ _ prises done not named ; but we have good reason to know that the Accordingly, you will doubtless consider that it is not coot- /0 ' 5 !Len.likkWesiDends M 4 pm Na here Mmes. Paid Yesterday. today. - - - royal standard will he floating in Kiegstown Harbour tent f or me to ta k e i n to further consideration the scheme 12 4 ell leadewherrhOrlaritels 10 II -- -- - dunes the present month. We have great satisfaftion 124 all .LeedesiormhZeniskalsb lit 14 100 ,000 1 Aiwa Fria all 11 11 pm which formed the subject of your memorial. in being enat•led to make this announcement, which will l 2 ' 13 Men.MeMbletecten.Nol 8 9 30,000 1 tAnglo AustrellanClolel ell 4 ois par " For the Minister Secretary of State, to •to I Do. Mew Ele ... . 101 11 100,060 IC'. • /moo Calitortian be received with a feeling of the most lively satisfaction by "The Director VIVITN." 6' 3 Do. 46........4 4 Psi 10,000 10 4 tustralasien Our readers. This reply app ears to have discouraged Doctor Henry. 124' alllstaryp.eemuste,44pen - - pea 10,000 20 fArtetralian Something still remains to be done in the way of He t e • gave up is experiments , and Low the invention, Rt. ; 100 ) 3tutbuseConis.BrditneeeC• 150 lel arrangement in the French department of the declared by the French Minister of Commerce in 1836 Ditto Peeforeem ........ per pet I RV 10) Norfolk Ezteneloa... ll6 4 118 100,000 1 Australian Freehold 3a,000 1 Ave Maria all 4 1 dim Exhibition, and the new picture gallery will not be to be impracticable, is in 1853 in active operation from ft Imo Do. 31 per at. Prof. Stet 118 121 210,00 e 1 British Auctrallllll Gale all dis par complete for a few days to come; but with these one end of Europe to another. To us th e . greatest 2 i ell - Do.WaveneyVelley e poi - - 20,000 10 ritritishlrem 13.5 9 exceptions, and some slight alterations in the position wander of all is, that M. Napoleon Henry, if he is yet alive, 10 . 6 D o . D e b en t u re, ... ... p ar Ipm 10,090 33 tßras.imp.lia..atsl.pe 311 44 54 44 6,e1.0 50 DwOomesandCalabe all 34 45 41 of various articles, the Exhibition has been for should rare so long waited to assert his prior' claim to the ft.! ten North British ...... ... .. lie 113 11,000 m Do. St. John Del Bey IS 32 34 $l4 discovery henceforth inseparably associated with the name 20 all North stastordours I skied, Worcester a 0 210,0:el 4 Cameo's Creek all 1 ells 1 pea some time in a perfectly finished state. The num- of Wheatstone. Did Doctor Napoleon Henry wait for the et 1 14" ;, ° waiver., sta. Opel et at - - 12,e09 4ei Cobra Copper ...., all - - her of visitors admitted yesterday was 7,492. accession of his namesake to the Imperial throne 1-Leader. is •12 I DILo ditto ditto 14 14 pm 1110,000 5 teolontal Gold I II 14pm The requisition to the Lord Mayor for convening II e ISlu4sislliffirrn.t4ewituAr. 104 11 .. Copispo l4 101 114 _ . _ l9 le OwsweeisCheetet(Nor.W. 830,00 0 et. +Copper Mimes of Eng. aU 63 73 a meeting to pay a public tribute of respect and gra- 11111.. , 0 err Cent-. .. 11 18 8,000 15 +Ow Pref. 7i per emit. all 8 9pm titude to Mr. Dorgan has already received more T ILE POST-OFFICE.-The House of Lords ordered to le i Da. I per Ccat ... . Ipm 70,uie 5 elinkirAo•trsb,4nOuppt all 31e di. 34 a return, which has just been printed, of the appointments 23 15 South Leven ... .. .:. 14 131 Greet Nugget Vete el it I pro than two thousand signatures. of " preeidents" of the money order-office. Oily six have 10 ; 111 Ditto New155'555 3 I Do. Registered Mr. J. P. Somers has addressed a letter to the2o,heo 20 Ke. teal been appointed in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh. The 14.4 u all South Easter n (Reading ! par 4pm .nveman, indignantly repudiating the charge made correspondence between the Post-office and the 'treasury as 26 2114 73,000 ilvane Duchy of Reda all 1 die par in some quarters that his opposition to Mr. Sadleir to the appointment of an assistant secretary is printed in _., 1002 Ann: of £1.0.6 ;. u six. Do y. 4 , 4 k. pe hi r ro oelt. ram ' 1 .. 13 . 1 . 11 111.0e1 100,000 Great Polgooth Lake Wu - aural all It Of die all 4 },cis in Sligo would not bo a bona fi de one. He states the document. Mr. F. Hill is appointed assistant secretary , 5 3 . wotortoo osio& o ., 3 .6p,, o t i'l di r o 343 00,001 Liberty that he is resolved to poll that borough to the last M . r. Howland Hill being Secretary, his duties being greatly Bt. 100 , York, Newoastle,& limo., 9,00 i i Linares increased. I OhNorth or Ees.purch. 1(5 105 50.9..0 LondonECalitorn. Orid elector against any competitor. CASTS FOR THE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE.-Sollle 17 15 , Ditto _ Ditto a ... 4 ~ II 14 (Mara Crushing (b aU 1_ 1 It is now said that Sir Lucius O'Brien has defi- 25 le YorkitN.Xid.ll. S.P nosh 1I pm 100,0f0 Mariquita packages have arrived by a steamer from Hamburg con- Sopen I MesierainflhAnierioan 9 71 el sitivelv declined coming forward for Clare, notwith- LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. 6OW Now Granada tinning casts for the new Crystal Polar° at Sydenham. St. 100 Illooklagbainetitre (leases' standing the solicitation of the tory party. These packages were of such extraordinary sine and weight $BO,OOO Nouveau Mond' .... ..... all 11 11 me n 1 60,000 1 Nora Scotts Minh:4o=l A small Queen's County leasehold property that it was found impracticable to land them at any of the .50 30 0 1° , 0iiii bmapa ii SeN 3i • W ic i t = 4 ' I ° l 101 Copper Smelting a - - die ordinary wharfs or q_uays used for the landing and deposit . (leased toCaledotaca).. 54 HI brought 23 years' purchase yesterday in the Incum- 111 3 ,000 Port Clap i of goods from abroad, and it was therefore found to be ft. 100 SeetllnuMshotuar ep.Ct. elleilie ~ Inaris Rock ad par Ima bored Estates Court. necessary, with the sanction of the authorities, to land them (Rome to Gt. Northern; 130 113 10,00 50 tlthyrnuey trim at Greenwich, where the necessary means was found to en- 25 23 I.onetster 1S Ca, FOrle , 10,001 , 1 eDitte New - I, , iSh 30 Mather. &Cuba ... ...... laf 51 64 ' - ist, in order that they might be I ended and removed to their too an ueette o " l " d eee m i Dee e 'rtr a 7 Ren ** et " . 33 14 110,000 1 south Aastralisn all -- pm x destination. (leased to Yk. N. & Ber.) i - - I/INNER TO MR. G. DOTY, M.P.-Last pipit, __6,000 10 Ca Croft INOTTS Mama.-This . regiment was reviewed at 50 34 thilleSelby(l.Yorkeeielie 111 114 11,174 nse.a6 +United Mexican. all 441 44 ut the Freemasons' Tavern, • party of Irish gentle- 15 26 Be. e Mum ditto)..( 1 56 57 75,0110 1 Waller men of the " Young Ireland' school in p 51 , 6 , 5„, Newark ortTuesday last, by Lieutenant -Colonel Elliott, of 121 Illy Be. I shares (ditto). Hy Illy 100,000 1 Went Granada AI 1 dis par entcrtaieed Mr G. Duffy, M.P. The compliment the 79th Highlanders. The regiment assembled about 11 o'clock, and went through their various evolutions with 3 Greenw;eh II 1 1 1 1 6 111 d io n ti I 1 6 0,600 1 ..e..„, eb o i oon all 1 4 die i i oith IListern 144 114 was to have been _psid in the simian before Christ- 100 , 100 1 Fut* ___ •_ to-- P.... te greatest success ;at the conclusion of which they were so 110 Ditto Yreferetoe (ditto;' 24 :74 Transferable by stamped deed. . _ a meeting to pay a public tribute of respect and gra titude to Mr. Dargan has already received more THE POST-OFFICE.—The House of Lords ordered I 1 liin- 5 Pee Cs' nl "' - 1 r e i 135 11 +Enka Aostrab.,o,4" ppi all 311d6 31 10 lu I Da. 5 per Coat than two thousand signatures. a return, which has just been printed, of the appointments 23 4 s . 1 ..0, 1 ,,,, "' " 1 4 h i m 8 I Grea t w Ri Nu oi trac t. t Vete el 11 Ipm of " presidents" of the money order-offiee. Daly viz have 10 ; 111 Ditto '''' New' - Mr. J. P. Somers has addressed a letter to the 100 70 :000 iiii. red been appointed in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh. The 144 all South Eastern (Readineti par 4 pm` Reentan, indignantly repudiating the charge made correspondence between the Post-office and the treasury as ' I ens) ot 81.0.6 26 211 j 20,0e0 90 "Gr. eral 72,000 all 15 17 Oran& Duchy of nada el 1 die par in Ro man, quarters that his opposition to Mr. Sadleir to the appointment of an assistant secretary is printed in I t .' 1 .°°.„, 9° .„ 41 Per cent . in Sligo would not bo a bona fide one. He states the document. Mr. F. Hill is appointed assistant secretor =, ."2 ' a l l `""ipr ejer l or oye rkebire4 gir en rct ' r ,72p.er uar 3 121 4 i 2 .42 p „ 100,00 e Lake tlataurst all i } dis that he is resolved to poll that borough to the last Mr. Rowland Hill being secretary, his duties being greatly M. WO , 'fork, Newowtle,a licrw..i 40,061 9,001 Liberty 'Linares all 9 10 a increased. I ; Ot.Narth Cl Ecr.pure!“ 11 3 105 50,0...0 elector against any competitor.lAindonoCalitorn. Geld CASTS FOR THE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE.—Some 17 1 6 Dino 1)1 II 6 I 1 i 3 4 Quer a Crushing*h. an 1_ 1 It if now said that Sir Lucius O'Brien has deft- ss is ,Dino }pat packages have arrived by a steamer from Hamburg eon- 100,0(0 Mariquita nitively declined coming forward for Clare, notwith- n u a i ng cut , f or th e ne w C ry stal Palace at Sydeahans. _ LINES LEASED AT FIX= RENTALe. 20000 I 2e.releauttßLArnertuan 9 71 6j standing the solicitation of the tory party. These packages were of such extraordinary sin and weight w•- Inn Innennlinnaunun 1 10340 e 6 Vas Now Granada 300.000 10 London& N.Westero • toe 108 Nouveau Monde A small Queen's County leasehold property that it was round impracticable to land them at any of the 50 30 Clydesdale Janette. 50,000 1 Nova Scotts Mining and brought 23 years' purchase yesterday in the locum- ordinary wharfs or quays used for the landing and deposit ' Owed toCalerlontan).. ,54 54 Copper Smelting l—— de of goods from abroad, and it was therefore found to be et. 100 4.setllerolnsh.stuar ep.Ctsl 1113,000 Port Philip bored Estates Court. e,9,1.1.0 %Maris bock necessary, with the sanction of the authorities, to land them I (eared to Gt. Northam!' 150 132 all par 4pm at Greenwich, where the necessary means was found to ea- 2 $ , 23 ' ;• 00 eester n Doss Foree'l 10.00' 36 tlthymney Ines -- ist, in order that they aright be ',ailed and removed to their I I (leaped to GreatWesn ri ,23 114 10,000 I +Dine New 100 , all IHartlepool Duck Is Railw.l 7, , ,e0 3 , 2 lantiapo de Cubs lot 51 61 I/INNER To MR. G. DUFFY, M.P.—Last night, destination. I Hewed to Yk. N. k Ber.)• 50,000 1 , outti Australisn all —— pm Notts Mtuns.—This regiment was reviewed at so sn anusneenlootoessiswiel Its 114 6.0e0 10 Lan Croft at the Freemasons' Tavers, a party of Irish gentle-Hole ss.s.si +United Mexican. all 441 41 men of the " Yonne Ireland' . school in p o li t i es , Newark on Tuesday last, by Lieutenant-Colonel Elliott, of 23 121 i De. 1 Name (ditto).. I 54 57 70,000 1 Waller entertained Mr G. Duffy, M.P. The compliment the 79th Highlanders. This regiment assembled about 11 15 1 Ili' De.l sham (ditto) 971 IN Ilt M' ''', - - 100,000 1 West Granada and Greenw,.ll, All 1 din par was to have been wild in the session before Christ- o'clock, and went through their various evolutions with I ?leased to South ilartaral 141 lel ica,eco 1 w,,,, merinos, all I I dim 1 i mss, in honour of Mr. Duffy's election for New lion, the greatest success ;at the conclusion of which they were 90 '2O Ditto Preference (dittol 2,3 :7 160.',40 1 labs but was delayed from circumstances until this occasion. complimented by the commanding officer in highly flatter. 20 129 [Aerator' i....usr..!,,ertsid , i Tranderable by stamped deed. The chair was occupirihby Mr. ex-Sheriff Swift, M.P., and tag terms. Afterwards they marched into the Market-place (leveed to Norrelk) .... 195 100 mono other M.P.'s present were Mr. Lucas, Mr. Meagher, and were disbanded to their quarters. The next day they 90 all Ditto ditto 0 per Gem Mr. T. Kennedy, and Mr. M•Cann. The ...wait n y th e even - received their pay. si sh Manch.,Bastrin,aMalnek ,ileasod to 1 .SiSLWANI.I.I 8 31 I JOINT STOCK BANKS. , Mew ria• DIM tug" was given by the chairman, in a speech pertinently . . - SIR. JAMES HANNAY'S LECTURES.—Last evening, v.: es erldallesbre' and Rata No. Mures, EMIL. Psi prices th ne complimentary and hearty; and Mr. Duffy, haricg re• Mr. James Hannay commenced his series of lectures on I Bawd tnatont.a Mehl • V_, I `Yesterday. to.eay. 'wooded, several ether addresses were delivered. satirical literature, at the Literary Institution, Edward's- 12 1, an ilti.: reed eredhad(Rsill.) I 184 IN _ ,_ —l- - —. THE BRITISII BENEFICENT INSTITUTION had its street. Portman-square. The fi rst lecture was devoted to •" ! 5° 'e'r t e t "'" 2lv3 ' lerr. "'Pr"' 22.500 '4O !Australasia , Ir e Ito Nast.coaat ,• 63 sy 20,500' 25 .IChartd. Bank of Asia 31 I 1 die Lordfestival at the London Tavern, on Tuesday ; Horace and Juvenal, and is the origin of satire in general. 30 I ell ; no. dot", Spec cent. (do.) ... 50,000 . 20 Chart. Bank of India. i Lord Bateman in the chair, supported by Lord Erskine, The room was filled with a distinguished audience, who 23 25 r,,vm.%%% y. e L 0.,. 1 Australia, and Chin. 2141 pm 3 Sir Felix Agar, the Rev. Robert Montgomey, Captain warmly appreciated Mr. Ilannay's criticism of the writings I 4:4.'westathanc.ier .e. 25,000 20 Fnalish, ,Scottish, and Dickson, the Rev. Joseph Browne, and many other gentle- and:characters of the:two satirist, and the excellent compa- .24 11 1. 2 ntto 4 eboie , (ditto).- Australian Chartered 10 1 1 pm lOl men, including the following members of the Stock Ex- rison which he drew between them, and the periods which Isl.. lOU Rffeion 31,411 " 61111 0 1133 to Great Northern I , tralta and India change—Me". L. 11. 'Annette. E. N. Lermette, W. 8, they illustrated. The neat lecture is to relate to Erasmus, Ft. l Fe l tee ghel.retk Mock l5l 153 25060 20 IL , ndon Ch.rtered Bank Wood, A. Shewell, H. Morris, S. R. ileseltine, D. Reid, 19 llosuthltaSortskiretleesee and the satirists of the reformation.. of Australis ~ .... .... 1211 II 21 7m C. Grimwade, Memnon Paine, W. Inidgley, J. De Horne. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAlLWAY.—Traffic Ito Mr. 1141olean) l4 01 die SLOOP 35 Oriental Rank corpora. all ;51 3 Many touts—all intended to promote the interests and wel- for week ending June 12, 1853 !—Paasengers, 19.51. ss. ed.; 30 i 26 I weer Cara/. O P. C.Lgua. 30,000 3 !Royal Austral. Rankles fare of this valuable institution—were duly proposed and subscription, 324 3s.pd. ; goods and parcels, 611. 2s. tal. ; 33 i 20 1 1 ilr o ni l I tto ° '7 41 1 7 11°u : — n a—.and Gold Import. Co. 11 1 die responded to. and subscriptions were announced amounting total, ail. lls. Gd. Corresponding week last year, g tloo kg il l . 4, We .; L : (1.;; ,1 . P.OO O 26 kute Austra:is to nearly 1,7001. 2434. 2s. Od. 1 to cum weetorns..„... 106 144 20,002 71, , Union of Australia bM ) . ... I Do. New all '77 79 78 2l'i 111 31 private parties. The Carnatic, which sailed from Sydney, for London, on the 28th February, bad on board 19,668 ounces (worth 78,700/4, of which 10,000 ounces are for the Union Bank of Australia, and 7,000 for the Commercial Banking Company. In fact, the larger proportion of the Australian gold lately imported has been on account of the banks. Of the amount brought in by the Adelaide from South Australia 15,000 ounces were for the Bank of Australasia, 6,000 ounces 'for the Union Bank of Australia, and 14,200 ounces for the South Australian Banking Company. In each case the profits secured by the purchase and remittance of this gold must be very considerable. Of the last named amount 12,000 ounces consisted of the stamped ingots, which were circulating some time back in Adelaide at 71s. per ounce. Notice was issued from the East India House this afternoon of another reduction of id. per rupee in the rate at which the company will receive cash for their bills on India. The rate is fixed, until further notice, at 2s. the company's rupee for Bengal and I Madras, and 2s. 0;d. for Bombay. The letters from St. Petersburg received by to day's mail report a fall of fully Id. in the exchange on London, which had receded to 371 to 38d. This rate is sufficiently low to allow of a profit on remit tances of gold to this side, as the expenses of this ope ration are much less when the steamers run direct than in winter. Few transactions are reported in produce, business being paralysed by the political uncertainty prevalent, and to this influence the fall in the exchange is in a great measure attributed. Ship room continued scarce. An order has been issued by the government of Porto Rico, subjecting all foreign vessels arriving at the ports of the island, after the 16th August next, to a fine of 55 dols., besides the usual detention of 24 hours, anless they are provided with a bill of health, verified by the Spanish Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent, at the last port from which they may have taken their departure. Miscellaneous shares, though less buoyant than yesterday, have generally maintained a firm appear ance. 'the chief feature was in Australian Agricul turals, which, rose fully Si. per share, closing 73 to 75, on real and influential purchases. The shares of both this and the Peel River Company are favour ably affected by the intelligence from Australia of the upward tendency of land and produce. The late fall in this property, which appears to have been mainly caused by over speculation, has led to in creased investments on the part of the public; and, the market being strengthened by the gradual clear ing off of the floating stock, a rise is quickly induced on any revival of demand. All the other land shares were good, especially South Australian and British American, but some sympathetic flatness pre vailed at the close. At four o'clock the former ruled at 43 to 45, and the latter at 71 to 73. Aus tralian Bank shares were well supported at yester day's advance, and those of the South Australian and London Chartered Bank of Australia were again higher. Crystal Palace shares closed pretty steady at 2; to 3„ prem. London and Westminster Bank _ shares have been done at 36 ; Union Bank of London, 181 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 76. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France closed 11 to • prem. ; and Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 1 to tt dis. _ _ At the 39th annual general court of members of the Scottish Widows Fund Life Assurance Society, just held at Edinburgh, a very satisfactory report was presented. This is one of the oldest assurance associations in the kingdom, and has very extensive ramifications, and its transactions are correspondingly extensive. The number of policies passed during the :est year was 834, covering insurances to the extent of 351,339/. The society's realised and accumultded capital has increased during the year to the extent MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The only public sale to-day if produce consisted of 100 casks Plantation Ceylon, which went off well at full ; ricer; 625. Gd. to 635. 6d. About 2,000 bags Native Ceylon were declared yesterday on 'Change sold at 465. 61. to 475., chiefly at the latter price. TEA.—From the non arrival of the mail, the markets remain inactive ; the deliveries for consumptiqn continue rod. COTTON.-600 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, and the article continues to have great confidence. num.—The quantity ofJamaica on the market is small, and h.4ders are asking high prices. litcz continues in lair demand. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. The market is steady, without activity. Town Tallow is quoted 465. 91., nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on tho spot, 475. 6d. to 9d.; June, 4is. 61.; Oct. to Dcc. (new), 4Ss Grl. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration at the following quotations . —Prime Meadow Hay, 788. to 854.; inferior, 635. to 725.; Rowen, 455. te oSs. ; Clover s yb . to los. ; second cut, 70s. to 00s ; Straw, 281. to 325. HACKNEY CARRIAGE LICENSES.—There have been nearly five hundred cabmens', omuibus drivers', and con -1 (Wears', licenses stopped at the annual licensing, at Scot land-yard, this year. A great number had also resigned. in coni.equence of their apprehensions, doubtless well growl& d, relative to Mr. Fitzroy's new Hackney Carriage Bill. The applications for fresh licenses were also very cmsideratle, and evidently by a superior elan of men. The createst care is Ulan in the inquiries as to previous character. AN IRISH FOSSIL DEER.—A few days since a farmer named Jonathan O'Neal discovered inn peat moss, near Blackwatertown, the head and antlers of one el those colossal animals of remote antiquity, the Irish elk. The antlers, including a portion broken off, meaaule about nine feet from tip to tip. The molar teeth are entire and in I ,lod prcwrvatien. It is now in the possession of Mr. Barton, nuagsanon.—Netery Ezansitwr.