The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-20 00:00:00

. A , a i,e l i / 4 , 1 1 0. --,..11- .a. . 0 6/ i 1:,,,, .G . 41-4, ;## a t''' '. ~mili 7/1 •• • v i Tte 41 fp rt%sl r e r kir No. 1,504.1 EtECT ROUTE to the CENTRE and NORTH otsoott-tso TL, LONDON sarl NORM WENTEr.N and cy,_ RAILWAYS. JUNE, 1131 . _ . . Teelse leave • &12. p.m. IL/ 11 . late& %aim), Lomlol3 lO 0 3 0 043 p3a. Wimp! 330 al.lll. Ntrikeeter Mnt Lai. P.m Male Para Doan 4 43 m. alserdess r‘relgrea:l7 reined. Ily fader, ROBE. T JOHNSTONE, lase 11,123. Ba.lway Ogee, teeth. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE 07FICE, Fleet love, sdoa.—Stlt June, k .. OTICK is HEXEdY GIVEN, that, in tanks uity Cat the %done of dee deed ai se:Crania, a GENEP.Ai. :MEETING of PIULDIRA stllbe bold at Use Mese of the Svciy, Fleetatreet. Xeseicei, no 1 UL.4I) tY, the 24:b day of Jaw instant, at Twelve Wolfe* It tweak I.fet" r. to ELECT • fitiJIITLE, to the mos dt ic ftht ilu. Cittesbaut, deceseed; to elect SIX DISC :- TOILS as 4 Two AUDITOItS, whew thee' wbo ea oat of MC* by Notation snit be ropotrd for re4lstitioe; and alai ;or gens:al C) crave alibi IMI WILLLWILLIAMSTITAL DOWNES, Astesey. WINER CARWIAGES, E NEW io unlo AND BE x ONDIIANO, OF TILE 134 T uz. AIEESSRS. ROBSON sad CO., SA, SOUTH AEI )LEY STREET, earner animal...dm% GrOITIMII , CIUaI!, road, 1., tram dan see wars! immix co llama:nes hd:b SWI Intik ra Ole rwl %wt.,. .7athes, I,sarl-th, ha lems, Co,, liritiskas. Ala* Wei .e.n.at sad opals o.oggeASs.Fearth Drivlas Ph be...., awl Alms; sell Bathe., moil: 3M Braughara% sod oWhomeh. ix one 3M Iwo ur lhar t el Wit 111=ilb It tl paretuoi. AI andages 6314 6 'who " logPm 7 salgediesd 71167 ero666ame tees U /aloes W 7 plans. F ED STEADS, BATHS, sad LAMPS. %nut,' & EFRION has OPENED THREE LAROE F ED 11110W.R00)14, ecommumeatiog with his cetera ems ortlias are the Lumen to the Idsgdasal. dented emluto!• l 7 M the SI:PAIUTE DIAPLA I of Lam p% Baths, sad Metallic OW gleals. The stack of etch is et neer the largest smog, eat caret Weiol "err submitted to two puhle, and tanked at pr eea progrwron sae w,th t..nes that ham tended to lathe OM establ.sho.eat the meet Riatzguisbed la this souatry Iledsteed% tress ..—......... Its. 64. to !1Y net. Stymie Botha him ...... 7s. .d. to S 7 each. Lampe (Palmer's), Irma (All other kla4s st the NM nille.) Palaser's readies 'La a,. w mil ‘m 11. 'clumps ilwri a OZNERAL ruk.r r IIINO ELONMoN..ERT (lashillas Oadsep, leteket Sever, awl Pitted Wares) is lamalty the tersest la the weed. detailed Cataiogues d shish, la It 'agreeing*, seat tpost post) free. The money re lieved Cr evely rear sot appeared eL-814 OXFORD-471MM Maof Nevimaaereet), No. I sal 1., WIWIIAN.STAZI7 sal I n t r lret-PLACIL LONDON. lloiallkhed I. treCostriot. MO. EorARLY TEE FM -110 WLANDS' ovono, PAIL DINTIMICIS, •gift plogarromps ofthe oil ger rodgwebil tairodlools et *s OMEN WWI. It endgame tzar kgss the milk mime ogle loylaggt down soliging , gslinerrges the samel. tragsgtligitigs gout goog awl porgt lis VALIUM% sad Ova imeinge whom is tie briath. limn Is by Ns waft MONO' am lie gems. and Imlay Mies sod aim No raft lari WSW Moe) age gigs Mina Om le ark The trek sligimg gni lessmt 11111= has iglagglasil goiasiss by gm Qom, as Own, e. Iragsigiegg iktrtia. ma the smer•igas ZEA L ihnigmbistPrier 24 U. parr ka.--eggafge. llalapsforle 0110140 MPS On the e dited ost each t driliAPD and WOK 34 liattals4sNet , .uac g, ; 01 , WENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERYOUSNEsS, Clostodestlon,, Indlemtlow. a M Debility, from obi I bad pre t , misery, aol obi* as medlefoeimald remove or relieve, brie rfte-tuedycured by DU swim HILALTII.ULA WILING /OM la s very .Met timit—llf. B. sago" Palo Ant buoy, Meer loom V.•rht rears' Orrerie s airisumns. debility, with cramps, =sod avulse. *WO my moon bad mounted the advise min% ban bon etbuteakynambisi by DU BAllltrs Baldelse. ostarlalf Pond In•lerj , Dort lima— Bur. Jabs W Tamil, . Tam, iumegwa wasorn, .Ibrse yam' esserivenerrowesos. LleUsrlis MOD mei mil Mt arm Ira loam al debility, sibta, rea m. wry odierstar. bag bees radically removed by UU MISTS Ikabb4inlittle Piot —Alm. Stuart, Atehleeems of Dria.lbibbersos."—Sobt Is outstare, Title full lastmetims, weSgb. log at fr. ed. ; Sib at is. ed.; SM., at lie.; 171 b., at He.. no. pee-mitred quality, 10lb., at 31e.; at Its. •' r. lolls. and I Ilb. asuner. are seettre• al carriage an mope of Past-ord.e cedars by DU DAU' sod Co. 12'. lteet Ilendosnet s Lesko. MEXICAN BONDS. Yesterday a general meeting of Mexican bond. holders took place at the London Tavern, to consider the I of the committee for negotiating the Mexican bill proposal dollars, now lodged in the Bank of England OD account of the bondholders. The Baron de GOLD/MID ocoupit.,l the chair, and observed that the bondholders most be aware that an agreement had been sent out to Amenea which entitled them to receive 2,500,000 dollars, but no answer to their letter bad yet arrived. Mr- CAME, one of the committee, read a report. from Whitt we der the following extracts: "'The meeting had been called in deference to the opinion eir those among 'the bondholders who considered that the alMisittee nu4ht not to negotiate the Mexican assignment of 2,500,000 dollars without special powers to do an, and that it would eventually save time to call for this authorisa tion at once, in anticipation of the moment when it might be wanted. The original . instrument of this assignment was at present iodized in the Bank of England, and the amount assigned formed part of the instalment due from the United States to Mexico in May, 1632, under the 12th article of the treaty of peace of Guadalupe Hidalgo of the 2nd of February, 1818. Out Of the old fund at the Bank of England the dividend of 2/. per cent, on account of arrears of interest had already been paid on 9,903,900/. of stock, but it (till remained to be called for on 337,750!., after which a balance of about 13,0001. would roman to be added to the eventual pro ceeds of the assignment of 2,600,000 dollars. On account of the cotton licenses 12,7201. had been received, and a fur ther amount of 206,000 dollars would be receivable from 111 r. Escandon on this account In three instalment., payable on the lot Nov. next, and Ist May and lot Nov. 1862. An agreement had been entered into by Mr. Val (unmet, on behalf of the bondholders, with Messrs. Planning and Mackintosh, touching about 231,000 dol.. which they acknowled;ed to be due from them. Several amounts were still to be accounted for by the Mexican government belonging to the old account ending the 31st December last. With reference to Mr. W. P. Ito bertoon's claims fur remuneration, a resolution embodying the views of the bondholders will be proposed to the meet ing. The terms on which Mr. Robertson proceeded to Mexico are contained in the following passage of his letter of the 11th August, 1848, to the Committee of Spanish. American Bondholders, : " With respect to remunera tion, 1 should for the present be satisfied to take from the bondholders simply the sum necessary to pay my expenses to and from Mexico—l think 6001. would serve for that purpose. For a remuneration for my services, I shall be quite content to have it measured and fixed hereafter by the bondholders, taking the amount and importance of what I may be able to do as the basis of their calculations." Before his departure the 5001. proposed were paid to him, and at a later period, at his request, 1001. more to his sou here. It had been inti mated to Messrs. Manning and Mackintosh by a member of the Committee of Spanish-American Bond holders, that if Mr. Robertson, during his stay in Mexico, should require some further advances, it would be safe to make them; but with respect to those advances, Mr. Robertson, on the 11th of August, 1819, wrote from Mexico as follows: "The aoeount with Moms. Manning sad Mackintosh stands simply as a loan to ma, on my own re sponsibility, but I shall, before the ealikti of next psekat, bring it to a close." A regebr Weer of credit Mm Messrs. J. Schneider and Co., on Mous. Manning and Mackintosh, fir 1100 i , was, however, seat to him in Oa sober, MO, lost did not weirs is Ifiesise till after Ms de parture ham that eapitaL After his return to lagiasd he applied to the committee of Semi& Mariam Bond- Wdots for this 5001., and is bis War of the 14th of January, 1860, mriertook to eased the iseAm of credit, opes which the arimient of it was paid to him. At dot tires M esnmeled what did met baospbe inflater, that he bed reedthi is Maxi. the while of the Ike% in stalment on assess' of astern. limatee, le the amestut of 25,000 deb., maims at the esehiage of 4111., 4,296/. 13s. 4d. He also failed to return the letter of credit to Messrs. lleasiag and Mackintosh, as he to do, and the latter sew make a ebbs as it for 3671. e 1 e5l With the three payees% AcctM _1,1001., frees die coramittec u of Spanish Amoebas tidders, he has there fore had of the of the bondholders altogether, 6,7611. 6s. ld. His expenses to and from Mexico, sad the met of Ms Meg , he state. at 2,0501. ; and his i(1111111 br shipwreck be setimatel at MU. ; making, 2,6151. 11 hie be admitted, he will still have about 3,2501. le .west for. The repeat ushered at eamiderable length into the various claims ofthe lesadholders open the Iliesitas grnmwasat. and emehded by stating _thM • ealwessash bail bees appoialed to able the than of the sew bond, WS is tise menthe, tho=dividead would los paid es amen No. 10 of the di After ease affsamice, beim whisk it es eta u 4 that it was I.llloWilk whether tee now veal be is Iteziee or is Lefaim the repeat vas adspeed. The OMAMM thee peoperelthree to the albet. that the emeeittos be - amepeweeedi tbo saritest serlitie theltioakeameiomema at deem &a la Mop ide ; Mud th elltillos• to set& milk the wash ea aimoot et their ma. nide% and Toss: the aloha et Mr. Paleaemet t owl Sat Mr. W. ies's, he goalies Monies Ouleher raimirtilost aeosoplishisd the died of lie airier. lei all hiethut dais to releamedito fees the loth Whoa The eomiallese having bees eland ermolareety, a vela theolte was pawed to the dolma= and ormittee d i boodlidim aull w preseellop lembalad. WEST INDIA MAIL. (By Enid' Telegropb.) 710311 417. Et OWN. COMIESTO! iN, FRIDAY Nam. The Avon has arrived with dates from Jamaica, May 29th; Demerara, 27th ; Trinidad, _7th; Chagres, 25th. Amongst her cargo is specie to the amount of 1,232,630 dollars from the Pacific, on account of merchants, and 114 passengers. At I)eracmra the annual tax ordinance had passed the Combined Court, and the Assembly had closed. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN-0 MM JUNE 19.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Jonathan Dims Were u Consul at Port Philip for his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway. WAR.OIFICR, June W. flat Rect. af t, Lisat. E. T. Riau, from the 117th T., to be elee Arl elm net. Crd F.—Zwa. the Rob. L. W. Muds, to be Hest, by par., vice Col ette. elm vete bleb I , .—lbwt. C. W. Sr. Cum, to be adj., vice Ansatroug, wbo re. call.the eitermaey aaly. I;.—liaa. J. Imooraoors to be uljt.„ vise Lambert, pram. ; Oast. OW* J. w. ?/any had the RI. MAL CoL, to be em., vise Bea diem. aPP. att -7 /.—Oapt. A. O. Rouyn, from 16-p. oat., to be mpg vice Is as Inst. majority. 7:4 1 ; i 4=1. lam le be edit Mahar, killed to action ; Sas. IL liesums to be iwt, without per., vice Reeve, app. I alp.; Wes Z. trim the RI. NIL CM., to tem. e Slat IL—List. C. N. 0111WWW1 YlO OW, by per., eke Utde, who Mb; Ir.& Dom to be Wet. br per., vise Goodwin ; LleaL A. Wmaem le vise Weeds. Vie MAIM tbe adjataacy cooly. 576 11.--Lieel R. V. 7. limpums. trim the thrt F., to be heat, visa Kim whn*. !Ist 11,--LisuL W. T. 3101111 AN, (rah the 07th F., to be tient, vice Aime Way, Whe 117th 11.—Llsot. W. Z. havwtrate, hoes the flit P., to be heat., vies vile ark. ird W.L —las. and Milt. C. Kau to bare the nak of Unit. St. air Unit J. U. Pasariaevatt.a to be alp., vice Hayes, wises teach the adjutancy only. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. CATEIRIXI LAVES, Chippenhani, Wiltshire, innkeeper, June 17. BANKRUPTS. JOHN Burnam Upper Thamee-street, wine merchant. JoIIN HUNT, Edgeware-road. draper. JORX PIXCOD WHITMOIM Hackney, draper. ,101111 WRITTIZLD and 1101t011 JAILS WRITFILLD, Lamb's Cowdnit-strect, chevremongers. THOMAS Frrcu, Cheater-place, Kennington, COMMiiSion agent. CHARLZI Commie, Aldermanbury, City, carpet manu facturer. __ _ THOMAS Kau, rainswick, Oloncest , gutter. Wmlam' WILSON, Bristol, linendraper. BANK OP 111101 AX D.—Accooor 1.,. NAM boned ...... =mow r tot the Inook miles Juno H. 1851. • Ooveriasent Debt.— £11,01‘,100 Usher Rilearltt Golf Onla sad Balm 13,3A5,176 1111Hir /halloo 427.Z8,610 artags.aso =eka' Onpll. D 4.563 307,191 rubtle Deposits ischmL Iv ihr. Haab, Ormanda. of National Dobk AcciAl 7.!0®.4780th-r D -.eves 4.115 aadolher Mils 1,041.09 faunnsraeot Bees:teas ... £13.(44.2111 Other cuiMiw N 00w yt.^.. ;, . 1 ....... 11,417300 Cola cc.MA136.426,134 B. 811•114 Ctilet Lubber. June 19. S. SUGAR.—The avenge pie* of Sugar, the produce of the BrWA ereseleae is Amara, creosoted from the rower made la re week arms the 17th Jur, 1831, la 23e. SO. per elm Sow, the predate of the IrvMak 284. 110. Sugar, the prodose of the Ert loam ao return. The average Idol of the two (regaled dr ardipttra, jointly, 338.41. BIBURY CLUB MEETING AT SPORTING. THURSDAY. HANDICAP of 4W., iritillitTorthe as T.Y.C. TAW CD 3 Arell erawely. aged, Ilia fib (Kr. P. Wlllistaa) 1 Mr. Herbert's r by air Merolla crat at Adaki v 3 are, get Sib (Kr. Mary) II Mr. Waller ad New Parent Deer. aged, list Sib (Mr. Seidl) S STOCKBRIDOE RACES—THURSDAY. - - - FIRLT BTOCEakIDOE TIIIENNIAL STALES Of 10 son. each, for 4-yr old colts Bst 101 b, :and fillies Bst 51b • un tried stallions or mares allowed 31b ; the winner Of the Newmarket Stakes 6lb extra. Two miles and a half. (1.1 subs.) Mr. Ort•Illo's Cariboo (11b allowed, 31b extra) (Plannan) 1 Lard Enfield', The &tinnier (A. Day) 2 SECOND TWIN:JILL STAILES of 10 sore. each, for 3-yr old colts bit 101 b, and fillies, Bst Sib ; untried allowed ab, Ste. One mile and a half. (36 subs.) Mr.J. Barney La:nutlet' (A. Day) 1 Mr. E. K. Clarke's Onahawk (Dotal 3 Loed Earter's Ph.egethes (Norma 3 Duke of Riateraonts Hurry &carry (Kitch ener) 4 Mr. B. Dwell% Inmates (Boners) 3 TIMID TIIIIINILL ETALBS, 0110 son. each, for 2-yr-old colts Bst 101 b, and fillies Bst. 61b. T.T.C. (43 subs.) Col. Peel's Kingston, Sat 711) Mammal Mr. Dorrittechr • Chlet Baron ttlehotwei, net 711gDockeray) Second heat: 6t06 on Chief Baron Nicholson. A splen did race ended in another dead heat. Alfred Day rode Chief Barra Nicholson in this heat. The stakes were divided. STOCIEBILIDOE PLAT! of 60 OOTII., for MI ages, T.Y.C., was won in three heats by Mr. Stottard'sWoodsprite, 4 yrs, (231.) , beating Mr. Hughes f by Cowl out of Celandine, 3 yn (1001.), Mr. Payne's 3uardsman, 3 yes, and several others. NEWTON RACES.-WEDNESDAT. NEWTON TWILL STAIEZB of 6 son each, and 30 added, for 3-yes-olds and upwards. One mile and a quarter. (03 subs.) Mr. linnit% hint, • yes, On (Whitebowe 1 Mr. Sean% Wrlsk, 3 yrs, fore Sib (Dieu' 2 Mr. PantOrasallaa, 3 yea, GAMS r o karltoo 3 Il Mr. aanfainnOrias, 3 yrs, 6t MO U. Neap) 4 OOLDOIIIII amass of 10 son each, and added, for 2-yr-old oohs fist 61b, fillies and geldings Sat 2114 winners 211), extra. Self smile. (9 subs.) Mr. E. Dasilies b f Moab* Walked over. OuLD COT of 100 son, given by the Lord of the Manor, added to a hamar, of 90 mom each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, the mead le gam his stake*. Two miles and a dig. (15 nM.. oof wham declared.) Mr. Kbra Mum at Jsenon, 4 yrs, (Wells) 1 Mr. Mann al Irby Masaa.i yrs, Ist lir. Oalmnars asbynoltim 4 yrs, Gat alb (J. Osborne, Nu.) S Mr. 3. IL Jaime% Disarm, 4 yrs, Osa sib (Mutton) 4 ilr.2agartaarmerey, 3 yea, re* (*ribald) 5 blanlor PLAT 2 of 60 sots. for 3-yr-old 7st bib; 4 ye., (tit nbs ; 6 yrs, Oat 12Ib ; six and aged, 9st; mares and gel dings allowed 21be. Heats, onee round and a dis. Mr. PArr's ParDise, lin (J. Enos) 0 1 1 Mr. SUCOleallilmaiMe Welk 4 yrs (Mat) 1 0 S Mr. Havrkeallilday, i yrs (Charlton) 0 2 2 ThIUBSDAT. lIAXDIGLP SIMEETAILSII of ' 6 son. each, and 30 added. Ons mils alai a quieter. Ohm. em Mara 4, mi l `rw mr, amid. . Mr. u% M Bowman Cww et 100 son. added to • handicap of 1.5 son. each • 10 ft. and 6 ally if declared. One mile and a half. (8 sobs. sof Ara &dared.) Mr. Lawson ad Olsmiro, /WEE Mb .Walkat onr. NEWTON ST. Lao= BEALE" of 10 son. each for 3-yr old colts, eat 71b; and fillies, Bst 31b. One mile and a half. (7 subs.) Lord taltaiati MY? to Wasota Walked over. OpTIoNAL BELLING STAKE,' of 6 son. each, and 30 added, for three-yr-olds and upwards; ono mile and a quarter; were won cleeerly in four beats by Mr. Saxon's Blister 4 yrt. CRICKET. CLUB AND GROUND v. THE The istan;;satairCtweet:ihe iraryfeienielub and the Univeesky of Cambridge was the attraction at Lord's per rt. wore presented the following appearance at tla aim et lir day ; Gunman. S. Wawa Ito.* Wane. b Dula 7 b Dian , Pas. b b Grim! W. Ili* 1i4=19 ...... II b Gflial Vierri es. not oat P. Whs. b l9 Mra% Zil e 4 4 = b Dama sa.l asba. YR 601 14 b Grandy 15 111adie. Oa.. • Dna. Onais 0 suprom. ft... • dam% b IL lotto% Nal, Meg ...... " 1 901191, mg est 9 11•1•11‘, Sq. lb v, b IS& O. Ifizebot, Mg, vim est ebasaa L. Sayprtb, 11•4„ b Mrs G a %rum, b MON ..0 O. Loa% in. b Iblibilliii 0 D• 7 • 1 3. Walla • li•y•, In., b Weston 1 I% Wllmem. ash • WM* b to Wafts - 0 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1851. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. IRIS DAY. Oto Cocia.--Rarona Ma. keno COLIIIMOE AND Ma. Haley nom THE MURDER AT VAUXHALL. Patrick Cane, 43, Joh* Ifichey, 23, labourers, ski Jena MEllicott, 19, tailor, were indicted for the wilhl =UMW of Henry James Chaplin, a police-constable, by . stall and beating him with stones on the head, and by sail*, other violence upon him. Mr. Ryland and Mr. Clerk conducted the Mr. Hallantine and Mr. Parnell were counsel Z 77 4 11. 11011 AM Tim kinnsel for the prosecution having opened the Mss, the Mewing evidence was adduced. Hewed Newton, a police constable of the L division, awned that he was on duty with the deceased on the lemening of the nth of May in Vauxhall-walk. About one O'clock in the morning ho heard a great noise in the 'treat at the lower end, near the Pheasant public-house. Witness proceeded in the direction where the disturbance was, ac companied by the deceased, and they found the prisoner, and several other men hallooing and making a great noise. Deceased told them if they did not go home quietly he would lock one or two of them up, and the men upon this made a greater noise than ever. Witness told Hickey and MsEllicett to go home quietly, as it was very late, and he then Writ to remonstrate with some others of the party who were on the opposite aide of the way, While he was so engaged he observed that four or five of the men walked away, but very soon afterwards they all rushed back again towards the deceased, and he saw Hickey strike him with something that appeared like a brick-bat, and the deceased staggered agamet a window shutter, and drew his staff, and menet at Hickey. Wit ness ran acmes the road, and he then saw Lane strike the deceased on the left side of the head near the temple. The effect of this blow was to cause Chaplin to fall to the ground, and as he was falling he was struck again by some per son whom witness could not recogume. Witness seised hold of Cane at this moment, and struck him with his staff over the temple, and at the same moment ho was struck by • stone on the left shoulder and knocked down. He kept hold of Cane, and contrived to get up, but was knocked down again, and en has getting up a second time he ran up Salamanca-street, and sprung his rattle. The men then all ran away, leaving the deceased lying on the ground, and some other consta bles came up anal he assisted in conveying the deceased to the Queen's Head public-house. In consequence of infor mation he afterwards received he went about ten minutes afterwards to 49, Vauxhall-walk, and on his going is he saw Hickey coming out of a washhouse door, and he was bleeding from the side of the head. Witness took him into custody, and he was told that he was charged with assault ing one of the constables, and he repli.d that he had not been out of the house. The priemer was then asked by another constable how the blood :came upon kis hands, and he replied that his nose had been bleeding. He at first said he would go (piety, but when the attempted to take him out of the house he began to kick and plunge about. Upon their getting into the street he saw M'Ellicott, and he was taken into custody. Witness then went a second time into the house, and found Cane there, with his head bleeding, and he was about to go out of the back-door when be was stopped and taken into cus tody, and on being told what he was charged with, he said that he would go with them. When they laid hold of him, however, he struggled violently, and it was only after a great deal of resistance that they ,acceded in getting him to to the station-house. The deceased was taken to his own house, and was afterwards removed to the hospital, where he died. Witness did not see Cane among the men who were making the disturbance in the brat instance, and the first be saw of him was when he struck the deceased near Salamanca-street, and at that time he had no blood upon his head. Cross-examined—Witness had only been in the police force five weeks when this occurrence took place, and at was the first row he had been engaged in. The men were making a loud discordant noise. lie could not hear what they said, but it seemed as though they were singing. lie had since learned that there were as many as sixteen men lodging at No. 49. There was a good deal of confusion, and bnckbats were thrown about in all directions. Ten or eleven men were taken into custody upon the charge of being concerned in the attack upon the deceased. Did not know any of the men before, but he was sure the prisoners were the men who had acted in the way he described. The prisoners appeared to have been drinking, but he did not consider they were much intoxicated. William Loney, police amstable 201 L, said that at the time referred to he was on duty in Glasshouse-street, Vaux hall-walk, and heard the springing of a rattle at the top of the walk. lie went in that direction, and just as he got to No. 49, Vauxhall-walk, he observed four men coming to wards him. They werethethree prisoners, and a fourth man whom he did not know. Cane and Hickey went into No. 49, and the other two ran on • and witness continued to walk on until he found the dece ased lying upon the ground insensible, and be assisted to convey him to the Queen's Head pu blic-house. Witness afterwards went to No. 49 with Newton, anal assisted to take the prisoners into custody. Hickey took a handkerchief from his neck, which he pro duced, and which was bloody at the time. Hickey was drunk, but he was able to stand and walk. Cross-exarained—He believed he had seen the prisoners before at the White Lion public house. Cane and M'Ellicott had hats on when he law them, and Hickey had a cap on. Hickey did not account for the blood that appeared upon his neckerchief and face, by saying that he had been struck by one of the constables in the house. A constable named Curtis went with him to No. 49. Did not see him with his staff out just before Hickey was taken into custody. Thomas Stream , ' another constable, gave evidence of a similar character to ;hat of the preceding witnesses. He also proved that entrance was obtained to the house in Vauxhall walk, where the prisoners were taken, by breaking open a back door. He likewise proved hat upon going iu he saw the prisoner Hickey come up from a place like a coal-cellar, and he observed blood upon his hands and face. He asked him how the blood came upon his hands, anal he put them behind him, and denied there was any blood on them; and be laid hold of his hands and showed him the blood, and he then accounted for it by saying that his nose had been bleeding. Mr. R. Sharpe, the landlord of the White Lion public house, High-street, Vauxhall, proved that the prisoners Cane and Hickey were at his house on the evening of the 4th of May, and they left about half-past 12 on the follow ing morning. At that time they were both sober and COM. fortable. Cross-examined. —A man named Harrington was at his house on the same evening. When Hickey went away he wore a hat. A man named Clarey left just before Hickey. Ile had on • black frock coat and a cap. Witness had never seen him since that night, but before he was in the habit if coming almost every day. Hickey was a remarkably quiet, well-conducted mau, and bore a very good character. Can. was also a very quiet man. They were both employed al the gas works. Clarey was the only man who had left the neighbourhood. There had been a meeting at tars house for the purpose of making a collection for Clarey, who had been out of work. All the party went away within a few minutes of each other. Re-examined—There were forty men, at least, of the puty. Ile could not recollect how they were all dressed, but he could speak positively to the dress of Hickey, because he remembered his asking hint for more drink at the bar, a. he was going away, and he refused to supply him. There was no blood upon any part of the persons of the prisoners when they left his house. Streames re-called—When Hickey was taken into custody he had n cap on. Michael O'Connor deposed that he lived at 49, Vauxhall walk. He was at the White Lion public house on the night of the 4th of May, and taw all the prisoners there, and they remained in the house after he left, at about a quarter rot twelve o'clock at night. lie could not my how Hickey 'Op ir tr lianiewt. bared on that night. Nicholls, another police-constable, proved that li 'es be was taking MEllieott to the police-station he asked Ida what he was taken for, and witness replied that the in eligibles& the station, or the magistrate, would inform him, Untediemmil that he knew nothing about the murder. hth eat said anything about murder to him before belt* tli diservation. Minn I#eHw Oengh, a police-sergeant, proved that he =bithe garden of a house near the place where the took place, and found that a number of potter's 111111111M1 or binders had been removed from the edge of fiewer-bed. He had since compared some pieces of clinkers that were found close to the spot where the deceased fell, and they corresponded with the vacant spaces on the flower garden. Mr. Theodore Edward Ladd, a surgeon, residing in Ws.- tot-place. Lambeth, deposed that he saw the deceased at his own house, about three o'clock on the morning of tie sth of May. He was perfectly insensible. His face was very much bruised, and there was a lacerated would over the right eyebrow, and also • very exten sive wound as the left side of his witch communicated with a fracture in the sk ull, :he bone of whisk vaned upon the brain. There were no symptoms et raying, and he ordered the deceased to be esaveyed to the hospital. The fracture of the skull sod bone =v on the brain were the asses of the death of Os Mr. W. Iles% levee enema at Guy's Hospital, prated that the deemed died about ten minutes after his &dais ies. lie the Wide to the dee et his dath. The sit tness dunribithd ada that appeared upon the eat the diseased etheserhas SZlMblethll. and casdimed th e evidence of the het witness a• tette wise of death; *Wag, that in hie opinion, frons:the wry serer chartist se saw of the h injuries, seas of them end lave been tabled W a slas blew. This deed the MS Sr the pasetuden. (The Mel was set esashadei wham we west to piss] 0 • s , 133 St. I Si. I MV SO SS , REGISTRATION OF ASSITRARCES 8ru...--Yestrday, Lord Ciunpbell's bill for the Registration of Asearanes, as amended, was printed by order of the House of lords. This bill will abolish the present Registration Mee inlaid dimes, end provide other means of registration. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'Ctoex. The share market continues to labour under de pression, consequent upon the absence of the public as buyers, and the steady pressure of sales. These operations are the effect of avaricty of circumstances : of late the embarrassments at Liverpool, in connexion with the failure of the widely-spread cotton specula tion, as previously noticed, have had a powerful effect in inducing the selling of share securities, and, again, many of the late operators for a rise, by whose medium quotations were materially assisted in their upward movement a few months back, have been quietly getting out of their stock, as opportunity offered for the realisation of profit. Upon these con siderations is probably based no inconsiderable amount of " bearing" operations, and the present tendency of the market—otherwise inexplicable in the face of the greatly improved traffics—may be thus accounted for without difficulty. To-day prices opened rather worse again, and most of the business figures show a decline, but a favourable re action has since occurred, the tone being now steadier. Still the present general range is not equal to that of yesterday. SHARES AND SEOCKS 17SCHIARANTERD. Mtwara. ~x~er ®oaoo ~o~. 121,Eka.Wale. = b m a ll Was IS (war leib;cl ::* ig IniketJane El Neat Anglia (215 L.* E and L. D) IS Di. (CIS L k 20 neatens Cavities ES Eastern C 1 A (late E. U. 5b.) Dm Cass B sad editto East Lineable. Du. New Awes Edinburgh and Glasgow &ilnamigh,Path,Dandee' , Exeter and . Imam* IGre.s: Northern , W. sharee,A,llehera , Do. tares, It, perec 01.11outh. and Wee. (Ire.) Gent Western ... Be. .. Lancaster a nd Calis Thirds Unmake and ioa'shiii Du Uths I Do. West Biding U ntw Leeds and Mesa and Blacker : al &trip, - 1 - 1,3 - .llltary satetoa Lon., Brighten, ad. London k North-We__ Do. do. New j shares Do. gle eb.,l4.and 11.(6, London & South-Weetern j Do., Cid Dr., RIO I Vaneh.,Buz., end YAW& klanch.,Shei.,kLineotnett. j Ib. Man.& LOW. UlllOll DO. LSO 'shares Do. b:rcu. and Derby.. j lidltandOreatWestent(l.) Newmarket Newport, Abergsvenay, and lierektd... New . _ j Northern Counties ' Union Newry and F.ontakillen North British j North dtattardskre.. North %%esteem North &South Wast s . Juno. Osford, Wore., & Wo:rer. *mush Central _ doottsk Ileiland Do. New. . Bine:, ctis. I FlTrelianTrFonTaiii.ei (Nor. mg.) Sbropshlro Union South Devon South Wales South Tovitti.kilverDun Sheff..ltatti..kOodeol.l.)•. .Slirlinff Ind Dunfermline 'Stockton and Hartlepool.. Vary Vale Extension ratertrrd and Lt riUk.. Ittk,Neyroe!tletalterwick I.T.ii.;;;;;; Do.O.N.E.Purchase York ski North Midland SINES LEASED AT IDirks & Mats. E. 3 p . 0. (Irase4 to GL Weigel ewe Dite wi a MN Temtd - ay. 11 11i .11 14 78 SO 11f 14 IG IS 21 19 do S II S 2 21 61 64 3 Ile 4 4i 14i 14 93 30 2 171 17/ 2 12 12 39 40 83 84 14 144 78 80 2Y 6:1 pm 11 lei di4. 8 13 14 74 74 Pr Pa 941 9 i ILI 112 3 1 pm 3 3 2 2pm 804 11 10 9 die 8 7 dim 3: If dis 24 16 3 11 dim 484 48 14 13 418 II 30 11 61 8 9 9 19 18 13 dig 19 19 9 21 lb 31 2 di' 20 291 (eased ioore:cw.w.. at m, Woh, sad Dunn e t lia si==r eist freeleni Ditt wittistagraatte (9limi4 OrestWeilint liathmibmilre (lased . . 11 1 pm 28 i 2 I IT SS • II pla 7 II pa Otto toclay op to I o'clook. 11i i 4j i 111 1 17 Si i Si i & t 4 i 19 - taosokillitiotora, Clg mh. lra to Coledooka ... sePti to at. Norlion) 0 al l t; Data Root ( to GrottWootors H L Torkkt4 led I LDIi 1. dons (WIWI ... . limes (`(Into) .. 'Wand (Midland Lakin .Mg Ooteswiela I (Mad Is Sea Lters Ditta Vnitirare (Ca) Lowiatof. Ouirllega (Wed to Norfalk) .NatMnkartews pile DldHw " New . • 31171 a I lza 83 1 1 3 a 14 bli 2 li 21 13 7i 20 941 1 - 23 1 11 21 9 131 It Ni If 854 ; 164 47; 8 6 Si 1, 174 1$ 41 43 32/ 831 1 2pa 102 :03 41 42 13 24 101 102 11} U 1 211 144 154 54 04 134 1 - i - li pai 6i 6 itia 31, 271 I I 2 19 181 191 51 1 6 19 1 17$ I 4$ 44 9 p Of Of 14 31 pa 81 414 N I 14 ISt 4* div dtv MONEY MARKET THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English stock market remains very quiet, and prices have not varied beyond the " turn" as between buyer and seller. Of speculative opera tions in Consols there are few, and the business is thus mainly restricted to the routine transactions in the money stocks, which include the usual purchases on account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National ])ebt. Generally, there is a lull in speculation in the Stock Exchange, but the largest amount of attention is at present directed to the share market, the downward course of which, in view of the prosperous appearance which railway property really presents, is looked upon with inte rest and no small degree of surprise. Consols have remained at yesterday's range of 961 to a, ex div. for the 17th J - uly. The business list embraces:—Three per Cent. Consols for the opening, 96 1 2 cx div. • Three per Cent. Reduced, 97, k; New Three-and - a- Quarter per Cent., 9s, t, 98, I; Long Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16; ditto 30 years, 1839, 7 1-16. Bank Stock, 212,1,-. The unfunded securities appear steady. Exchequer Bills 1,0001. mark 455. and 425. prcm; ditto smaller sizes 465. and 425. pm.; India Bonds, under 1,0001., 655. prem. There is no change to notice in the foreign stock aaarkeL the operations being much too insignificant to produce any material impression upon prices. Mexican Bonds are a shade steadier than yesterday. Spanish Actives are a trifle flatter. The list of ' to-day's transactions stands thus :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. for account 27th June, 55,1. Danish Five per Cents., 104. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60!, 4. Mexican Bonds, for account, 34! Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 1024, I. gpa nish Active Five per Cents., for account, 204, 4; ditto Passive, 6; ditto Three per Cents., 401, .1. The following is the course of exchange : Time. Mono.- From Amsterdam per Mort 115. 1s r Ditto anil - ordaM and Altona a. 151stt. ..uIIE. 174etv. „ Ile. 13mes. 6f at N. Okr, To r. Holy. r. Inst.. g , „ cs.6lsali.. Timm Vraattartsenstn;:ilains :. „ 11411. Okr. ... 1192. VIM& ': 122. 32kr. ... 1211. 31kr. Trieste .... ........... Antrim . . " 23h. 20 0 . ... 25fr. 25e. Pane ,, Short 23rr. Oc. ... 25fr. 24c. „ 3 Montbs2sfr. 171 e. ... 23fr. 22 c. Han* ....„ or ir 2ifr. 20e. ... 251 r. 25c. Genoa Legltora Naples per ducat „ 411 pence ... 411 pence Palermo per ounce „ 1231 pence ... 1231 pews lics4ina Madrid per alias „ 50 pence ... 30j pence Cadiz „... „ „ 501 pence ... 501 penes Bandana „ 43; pence ... SO pence Lisbon per ;Altai „ 534 pence .. 531 pence Oporto St. Petersbursh ..... per table „ 371 pence ... 371 pence There has been a good demand during the past week for American securities for the continent and for home investment, and a fair amount of business has been concluded. Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co., report the following as the present quotations, to which we have added the latest New York prices, as given by Messrs. Cammann and M'hitehou.so ~. 114 18;1; New 'fork Redeemable. prices. prices. United States 5 per Ct. Bits.... 1453 Do. 6 per Ct. Bonds D.). 6 per Ct Bonds .. Do. G per Ct. 8/oel2 New Vork Suite 5 per cent New York City S per Cent Boston City S per Ct. Mts. 1854-1861 .. 91 03 ... Pens.ylvanis 5 per Ct. Mock. B3 ... 944 044 Ohio 6 per Cent. Massachusetts 5 per Cc. (stew ling horde) Maryland S per Ct. (alerting hoods) Canada 6 per Ct. Bonds Montreal City 8 per Cl. Bonds B2 84 The last price of United States Six per Cents. at Hamburg, is looi to 107. Mar7land Five per Cents. are quoted 8.. Hope's Louisiana Five per Ccnt. Bonds mark 98 at Amsterdam. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to yesterday, are as follows: 1851. 1850. London and NortliWestem £56,355 .... £45,321 Great Western Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 21,707 .... 13,571 London and South Western..., 15,316 .... 12,503 London and Brighton South Eastern York, Neweio4le, and Berwick 14,320 .... 12,893 York and North Midland Leeds and Think l,llO .... 920 North St ilfordshirc Manche>ter, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 8,422 .... 5,194 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction a►sewsbury and Chester 1,667 .... (Shrewsbury and Birmingham 668 .... Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,640 .... Manchester, South Junction. and Altrineliam 1,242 .... Great Northern 12,2'20 .... 4,247 144 1,696 '673 16,087 444 3,313 Total £244,343 £196,542 The total receipts on the corresponding lines being 244,3431. in 1851, and 196,5421. in 1850, the increase is shown to be 47,8011., or 24 per cent. The number of miles open was in 1851, 3,6741, and in 18.50, 3,4531, showing an increase of 221 miles, or 61 per cent. The aveisme return per mile per week was in 1851, e,61. 9s. 6d7, and in 1850, 56/. 18s. The returns this year embrace the Whitsun tide traffic, but the very favourable comparison pre sented by the above figures attests how materially the season traffic has been increased by the Exhibi tion. Both the ordinary and extraordinary traffic are much augmented by the events of the year. The i l most remarkable increase is exhibited in the London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Lon don and South Western, South Eastern, Great Nor. them, and Brighton lines. The return per mile per week on the chief lines is: 1851. 18.50. London and North Western .. £112.49 .... £96.42 Great Western Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire London and South Western London and Brighton South Eastern York, Newcastle, and Berwick 48.87 .... 44.42 York and North Midland Eastern Counties and Norfolk 51.67 .... 49.96 Great Northern 61.44 .... 23.16 The last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are os follows:- Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Alexandria 981991p. 98 1 p. Augsburg, 1 month Antwerp 2.5f. 071 2.5 f. 071 Berlin, 3 months Bombay (document bills) 6 months 2 11 11 21. lld. id. Calcutta(document bills) 6 months 2s. 2s. Old. 2a. 01d. Id. Charleston lO9l 1 Christiania, 3 months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 3 monthx Frankfort, short Gibraltar, 90 days 6Ol 61 61 Gothenburg, 90 days Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months l3m. 3 13m. 21 Madrid New Orleans llO 1101 New York, 60 days llOl 1 1101 1 Oporto, 90 days e 64 1 Philadelphia ' Ml 11/1 Riga, 3 months 371 . 3716-164. 38d Stockholm, short Ditto, 90 days St. Petersburg, 3 moths 37 13-16 d. 37 13-16 td.l Sydney (Bank drafts) 30 da Par. San Francisco, ys short Ditto, 80 days Savants Trieste 126 34 123. 31 Vienna The coat book system has been for the first time applied to the working of minerals in the case of the Devon Hayter Granite Company. If this example should be adopted it is not impossible that the work ing of quarry produce in the west of England may have the same extension as that of copper, tin, silver and lead. Fiii - airtyn ,J/24.1yoot.*Lfsk!Je. Ra 4, sod &apt* (kora so %Iran Itoploi awl (km to Orai lisetiera 8 0. Itatte-gluo Bout! ft.ipl_lo• (Woad tolb. MOM: Wee. Vallar i gAlc : Vaned is (Mm! Mart. W. di. 111 Abode's. r dc cadasdaii " 13 13 j am= a= Uoledead ai all Mild= hollo. asdA` does hosed= ... 4 1 4 to q io 10 30 I ps; Ditto li& P& I Do. New I per Oat OW EN&UMillhill r lp - i tp4 lEdrbergb, 134060 . IS Orr Pr _ Norrom kgsr icii.Sch&Sisers(lMOW — I I idle . 113 if k I . / die 6. I $i 41 . 1 ‘l7. allol 10f RI 15 IR 1 1:11 Se 6 St 100 MAW) 1861, tram M. DitteowerrA g ht,isli D i lt: h i am issrlkar . 6 per Ct. Wealern Mewl Man.llllll.kUse isti.lioli I De. am 4rlll ... ... of 'dui too 11 a 12 It Du : 1 . 116 • 14 1811 P. . 16 17_ Kubik isimko....7 Do. K M Ort. Our. No* MY Work, OM • par Rog I - if i f f S le li pm 161 101 Illr•wakeholleiNor.W serif Ma) • pie CUL.. .. York. Dorw. _ WWl' et Zai.parek 141 11* lie lie Is 1 1$ 4 14 dla 102111.0 N isumsTe. W 8 Anima_ .. SI 9 = me lsolsse ( deem) HI IS Deli Unlit - ... lasi him . .. Casstrea ittsipl e . : a .... Si 1 4 dls .., pm pm 911 llmerlatias_ ... .. irions i ririss.breheispedi ft anianiesi dik aaa:sionsimansweigpimksmamme riew ............ .............. ssu f il sh3/ 3 41 d: gems awl el "ketbastree.... ... 141 lig 1 aIISIIII INNIS ... ... I 9 Sit: 4 WaIiSMIIII... ... ... 9 3 4 414 1? 0 VI 71 1 . 1 1$ dls 3 21 dli 61 61 8. el. 131 II "' Ill l l6 l J 6 3 4i tits 3 24 die 171 181 8 9 12 13 I die 3 34 du 13 II. iii iii 17 le [THREEPENCE. E NGLISH Bank Stock, 211+ 123 3 per 01. Redurcod. 3c:.Coirols. got Cl. Ot. Cowls. 33 for Ac..Nl 1 eldtv .—Tais NT. 45 per Ct. BAttan, It 3 FOREIO 5 per Ct. tircellau, 8.9 90 Do. Now, 34 6 par Ct. fiuNen Afro., 537 6 per CC. Chlifle, 103 6 I 3 pet (X Chitian, 3 Kr Ct. 76 7 59 per Ct. Dutch. t 1 eot 4 per Ct. Dutch. 545 it.quador. 3t 4 1 per CC Grum.l%, 16 17 LATEST FORED Long i a nh'uitre;:: t-16 letup, Suck, 2,:0 Ditto Donets, Exchequer 1ti11e,1,0 , ;(4.,420. to 461. /TN DS psiirCkextesn, 341 It per Ct.. Certsrlao. 84t Litt • Defer red. 42 3 5 per Ct. Portoaqut.e, 8.1 7 ea dly Per CI. kiwi.. 112 14 44 per Ct. Keenan. 102 5 per Ct. 5p41,114. Active, NI 3 per Ct. 1 4 p‘nte1, 4% , 1) er o. Peewee. Li 6 24 pCt. Vesesueb). 32 4 Do. Deferred. 12 13 IN EXCIIANGES. For Account. ,4 For Account. PARIS, Rim 19. For , Money. 0 0pening 111gbent Lowe*. Closing. ---- II per Cents. 5 per Cent. 5 per Cents. Sew Lail ... ... ... ... ... 4 per & ... (ante. ... ... 11 per Cents.— 5 Per cents. New Loan' 4 per Cents. 41 per Cents i Exchange on London : it Sett, 23; 70 data, 2 462 j. Belgian, 5, IS;; 100( Money. Naples Naples Rents* Do. 8, 18,2 — ... ‘ Roman Loan, 1651 ~ 73 ... Do. 44 De. 20 — Treasury Honda — Piedmont sp. Crete. 62 0 .. Ito it shu ... nt PARIS, JUNE 19.—Versailles ( r i g ht bank), 26.5; ditto (left bank), 230; Paris and Orleans, 650; Parts and Rouen, 640; Rouen and Sarre, 245; Marseille. and Avignm, 216 23; Stress bawl; axe Pale, 151 23 ; Centre, 430 75; Orleans and Bordesux, 397 40; Northers, 460; roll. and Strasbourg, 360 75; Tour. and Nantes, 2711 75 ; Dieppe and Pecamp, 203 73; Bordeaux and Tate, 45 2. MADRID, JUNE 14.—Throe par Cents., 36 11-16; after Bolas, 344 efe.h. Four per Cents., 14f. Five per Crop., 161; after Rolm, 161 cash. Coupons, 81 ; after Boise, 81 cash, 81 Paper. Passive., 6 15-16; after l4olea, 6 15-16 cash. Bank cf St. Ferdinand, 100. Exchange on Lon don,6l. Vinsma, Jr,tt 18.—Five per Cent. 761etalliques, '0.4; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 831; Bank Shares, 1237; Exchange on London, 12.18. BRILLIN, JUNK 17.—Voluntary Loan, 10.i1; New Loan, Four-and-a-lialeper Conte., 1021; National Debt, a7l; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1291; Bunk Shares, 96. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. SW/AlL—The public sale of 2,500 bags of Bengal went off steadily to-day. The result of the week shows a slight advance upon prices, and a fair amount of business done, particularly in West India; but importers have not brought forward public sales of any extent in Mauritius or Bengal. A very large amount of business has been done by private contract in foreign. Several cargoes of Has vannah sold afloat, deliverable in Continental ports, and also parcels landed for our refiners' use. Refined quoted at last week's prices, rather dull of sale. Grocery lumps, fair to fine, 475. to -lbs. Gd. COPPEC—The quantity offered in public sale during tho week has not been large, and prices have been supported. Good ordinary native Ceylon, however, has been neglected, at 375. to 385., the present quotations. Reporters continue on the market for coloury plantation Ceylon. TEl.—Since the arrival of the China mail importers have withdrawn large parcels which were previously on the market, chiefly common Congou, and this description shows an advance of :d. per lb. on the lowest point of last week; yet there cannot be quoted any general animation in the market. Coco.t continues (lull of sale. SALTPETILLE has maintained previous rates, with a limited amount of business done ; retraction 4 to st, rood, sold in public side, 265. to 28s. 6(1.; refraction G to ij, 275. to 27s tid.; refraction 8 to Bt, 265. SPlCES.—Pimento sold freely in public sale, 41 to 44. Pepper steady, Malab ar , 3t o 31. Bourbon Cloves, 6d. to 61d. per lb. Nutmegs, 2s. 4d. to 2s. lid. African ginger, 261. Jamaica ginger, 625. to 91s. Ittca.—This article has been firm, and sold at the full prices of last week. _ ltvst —Prices have been supported, but the article has been dull of sale. luutoo.-11,300 chests declared fur the next quarterly sale. Cotton.—This article has sold at irregular prices, averaging a shade lower. Fautr.—Currants continue steady, and full prices are paid for good and fine qualities. Valencia Raisins are dull; prices have declined to 325. For all other descriptions of fruit the market is dull. In other articles no alteration; the tone of markets gene rally is somewhat strengthened this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAV. There is no alteration to notice in the Tallow market to day, prices continuing quoted ns follows :—Town Tallow, 3.55. 6d. nett car.ll; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. 6d. ; last three mouths, 395. 3d. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LEADISNRALL.-3611n. to 841b5., lid. to lld. ; 84Ibs. to 72Iba, I' d. to 2d.; 72Ibs. to 801bs., 2d. to 21d.; %lbs. to 881bs., 21d. to 2'd. ; 88Ibs. to 961 b., 21d. to 31d. Homo llides, 6s. Calf-skins, light, Is. 6d. to 35. ; full, ss. BERMONDSZY.--Sheep Skins, lambs, 1. 81. to 2s. Bd. ; shearliugs, 9d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. llolywell, 13s. fnl. ; Eden Main. 13s. ; Tan&ld New, 125.; West Hartley, 13s. Gd. ; Walls End Tees, 14s. 33.—Sltips at market, 138. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. The few parcels of English Wheat at market this morn ing were sold at the extreme quotations of Monday last. The arrivals of foreign Wheat have been large, 22,240 qrs. have come to hand during the week, and the weather having become warm and forcing, there was not so much life in the trade as there was at the beginning of the week; holders, however, were firm, and the advance noted on Monday was fully supported. In consequence of a general advance in the value of Flour throughout France, there was a more free sale for the ar ticle today, and, in many instances, Is. more money was obtained for good qualities. Barley, Beans, and Peas were firm, at former rates. Choice qualities of Oats maintained the late advance, but ill-conditioned cargoes were Gd. to Is. cheaper. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 16th to 201 h JUNE. Oct. English. Scotch. Irish. Fordo. LT; 2OOO 22230 6260 Oats ll4O 7 21190 Flour, ,050 ssekg 1,700 barrels. Malt, 721). [Arnow Avassora.—Wbest, 41s. 21.; Barley, 21s. 111.; Oats, 225. 91; —a. —4.; Beans, 21a. ltd.; Peas, 265. ltd. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat.] Barley.' Oata. 1117 c. i 114•478.1 P.M. May 10 ... ... 30. 104 244 44184 84.24. 74 27. 1044234 114 17 ... ... 3114 24 44. 34 1 1114 114 , 124 94284 10074 21 24 ... ... 384 841.4. 14194 3.1 . 24 a 7229 241284 14 31 ... ... 9. 341244 14 20. Od Me 91291 74 274 54 Juno 7 ... ... 9. 04:24a 14 204 8123. 54 304 114284 102 14 ... ... 39• 11424. 81274 141244 14304 104284 64 'weeks. Agg. Ater. 9,, 04.24 a 81194 74234 24:57721 - 74 C4l Darr.—Wheat, Barley, Oats. Rec. rank, and Peas, Is. Prim May 10.. May 17. 81a7 24. May 11. lane 7.'J... 14. 39 - 11 ... . --.... —1 .. .. ..' La :Z.l n II ... ... 39 3 38 104= ....., 4,..jj 38 1 33 $ 77 . ....- __l ... ::: : ... BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mesars. I'attendeu and Smith report that there is an active trade for all descriptions of Hops, at fully as much money. The accounts from the plantations this morning are worse, Hy and lice increasing rapidly, with much honey-dew. Mid. and East Kent, 41. to 71. ; Weald Kenta, 41. to 51. 10s.; Sussex, 41. 85. to M.; old Hops, It. to 21. KW. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is a considerable number of Beasts on offer to-day, and the demand very limited; consequently they cannot bo all sold. A few of the choicest kinds make 3s. Al., but it is an extreme quotation. The supply of Sheep als o exceeds the demand ; and, although there is a reduction of about 21. per 81b., many remain unsold. Trade is dull for Lambs, choice ones can be disposed of, but middling ones aro very unsaleable. We have a largo quantity of Calves, but good ones are not very plentiful, and these still make nearly 4a. From Germany and Holland there are 161 Beasts, 780 Sheep, 292 Calves, and 81 Pigs ; 400 Beasts from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 105 Milch COPS from the Home Counties. per dote of att. ad.s. o. t Per stems of 8114 P. d. ad. Bad *etc Ilarefords.. 3 2 3 6 134 d Des. t Ilf..toda. St 3 6 3 8 13444 Short barna ...... 3 0 3 9 Hot lowtools 0 0 0 0 1144544 quality taut.. 22 2 8 De. do. Morn Olvr . 3 0 310 gm sadoisoxid quality 0 0 0 pip . . 3 Do. do. Shorn 26 3 0 Bea ilia' 1 0 0 0 Wats 1 6 5 4 SOT;M motet. Slam and Was. 15,29) ; Calves. 012; pip, 810. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lmaroor., Jura 19.—The market hat been again .....eMpir dull throughout the day. At the close It continued de mit eith a large amount of stock still on the market. mein are the transactions :—East Lao• =hire end Yorkshire. 653, I—Ditto (6 ppeerr mat pref. shares 131— Liverpool, Crosby, sad Boutimeet, 3d. and North at en, 2— pitt• t i sharce). 3 ii p.-3testehmtar, ghedteld. sad Lincoln, 4 onarkts., —mt. d.— south Butt= sad Down'. York and 1.1% 0 .4 1 1,P* i• —Omit Seethes end WiMant, 4. BRISTOL, JUNZ b.—Our Meek market to•day was ex ceedingly dul, mutely any buskers dein. The Der memestioes ex al meld not be considered asindeetive prime lama, JUNK: 19.—Alter a memembe decline a several 41 •74 le Imm bad •slight iteStwtsrr Y au &In market this aigesYs, mg the tenamslima kerswe Men Mit mere emeseees. The *auk Wes e—amt Lmemltives. = l . ll 6 i Omet Northers'. t i t! Ditto (Fire per Cwt reslik tal If and T rl thl Abli Ditto ( fifths), 74 Ilm ear Ind mob. 3 i IMP. 41