The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-15 00:00:00

/ 41 1 fp reser' #. __• . . jek....„..‘„ :....... - A;l 4;t 1 * 14?1'42'e.. (7 1- .. g 0 C ~, ~,,,__ ji-Gig--ir_ dot -- •:1e.e.....,,i1 e------- 41:11,--0-1,0 - I . Tlbt vt,.. A `lf. imi3.l LONDON, TUESDAY EVI - w 8. I ratlemen riders. professionals allowed to ride by carrying I N A . IRELAND. T M ,. i., ... ...";:i34I.IIITIM I T".IIi'4,4 Ir is S ' e . „. of the Ll- 1 v .; 11 1:s h e l l f.WAY O ; 6 1. 11 ;t i : . 0 ( 1 :ro Sel cl , g l i on ven " li . y ed th ae o ld SU v ut il h t-' l ' l 7 ester . ll . I .1•••=11•• W. I.T. . .rasa, admivailne tree redeemer, In Ito beedest I Railway Company, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 ones. each ; I THE EXIIIBITION AT CORK. SW ' • la ( Proelignosti calPr• •u••• . 11 . 4387 Pahnaol. m..i. I for 2 r-olds 7 at, and 3-yes , 9st ; fillies and-geldings al- Th e ga i e ti es o f t h e Cork Exhibition came to a close on . epe , ~ . , ~, ~,,, ~,,,,,,4 News, - in th ,...., ~, ire t lb.;?parr/ Y . 3 .._ maiden 3 yr-olds allowed 511 w, and maiden Friday night, when they were wound up with a brilliant , las Li. i . estate. trUtttltil MI trlrrarthil etwantre a it. ; .;-)r•Oluti guying started tw i ce a ll owe d 6 lb s ; t h e w i nner to ball anent° the Countess of Egliuton in the grand *CUT.. J; 1 . 1' ~,.4 M t th. s i red merearittiesa i d a mrsert tat i n. 1 1... sold for 1.•. M. if demanded. if entered to be sold fur lON., vary saloon in which the banquet of the preceding evening Po' * m a -. i the t tn. Kanner, and menemry Murk.,- ollowed 6 lits; if for ant, 12 lbs, over and above the other had been given. Two military bands and a quadrille band i ...IL . alliwances. Five furlongs. lie r , • were in attendance. The company was very numeraus I ti. ^ • •r- annie. ll4 of Aitallin ham nil P•P•r - I ' , Sunsuit. 3 yr. ONO; InrUttnr• 3 yes 004 1: Apatite, 3 Fro, (201.1: raid fashionable, and the dancin was kept up tu a law r 6 is -s: '!. !r„'„eal,:dlll,,'Pr„,„: legal, the lad , i ,', ! t i ,tr y ,t i ,,,T7 I I s U s k'n Itr•:' ;i' ' 34), I ,:',,tin . lb. 11 " ) . 3Tr". 15°10: I-alr 1 , 61, New. Ni at morning the Lord Lieutenant and Countess of , I ;,;.17," )• ,r, ;3 41 , Is diy Dating, 2 yes }:glutton paid visits to the I.l3lUltie Asylum, and the Cork El . , •..: • i (smith.. oo brit/ the onlr Mar heals:.. lb" ' t'IsITORS` Mare of Wt. (handicap), for all ages; the Institution and School of Design; and shortly before one I et ~ • 'ass. sad ha, awap en:win% front its colones sinner of to race s.oes, Ti the üblication of the wei tits 5 P g o'clock their excellencies took their departure from Cork stet - . , • use. , ...., •,,,,r eq 1 ,, ,khos ts t r y ta. b es t e n tr e H ers. by lb. vitro. Ourt Mile mad a mutter. by spa clod train for Dublin. I' e . ...via tan ta. Lexicon London Seesaers. by .81/t• eit• lb. Age. st. n,.. Friday tirin g the first day for the admission of the gene- ' bra • . air this pap r xthe y o urs. : a try inure than 11311111111 Milan .......„ • 19 Mk in ~e ; llevelmarasted Legg II 4 Owed lactase . i •, mare laraten ii, three oalrat •.raapetit Si. Eseliti.hiul. Maier 1.41e4. Th. CIO" , .. ..... ••••••• 6 II Ple# 11 ; .•-•-•••-.. 3 6 ... greot WWI the anxiety of some to view the contents of the a .. ...„ , a .... ...... . Ina' ......... ~... 912,517 D. 31.111.410.011.2111 -. : 11 war shooks oome ...: : .° 4 5 4 building, that they took their places at the do trs ot an M. int__ W • were opened at 12 o'clock, when some two or three thou 1, . •• • . ..... i 1144 -••• i s in s ooo .._.,. P. - .6 . • n -use el this poataie peetilles the hillowteg sand w tuns, not season ticket holders, passed in. Theca ,' • ...I" a trontemp nary: trance of the building parented an animated appearance "• •as il. yaw. 4 .61 all the Landow Morales REVIEW OF 'l' lIE CORN TRADE 111:RING crowded as it was with ntruben of ladies in light summer •'i t o reeit bah guoind md a !Metal tons -rep e. THE PAST WEEK. attire. The orchestra awl platform at the end of the so ,. ~ , s .itt ...owerrative l,Mratiare shirk to clearly the Southern 11411 had been removed, and several attractive .. I ns.use . end t.rentli, with the meted %Men _- pl• ,' . i., r••••••emeed dal or and with the Imam (From the Mork Lent Eepress.) additiona in the way of jewellery and the fi ne arts had been ~ • .• • ...0.% e a rn rat to Me • ' --a , a.ied by say BRITISH. Placed in this hall. On Saturday the number of visitors was also very considerable. Is •;. ass. twAtV Owe aurrespois with as commerstal _ Wheat The arrivals o f from the Black Sea and Mealier- _ fp etti a • t ..ht ;i•nrisviler or Newsman in the kingdom ;Or at rsnean "tithe coast have been rather liberal this week, but t er NAVAL. 0,,, , ,t . i •.. n...ervet, Flestostswet s Union. from other quarters the supplies have been moderate.. Ili --a 111.6'4 however, the re" 4". el (unl it: demand , and no 0.1' 1) C. Baternan h io Ng Spa l4 r . r - an ArM atas . tcr F. Osme P r, and 13111 ' ..A N1 , % 1. 1 . 1.711.:AL Lira ASSOCIATION, L a re z z . :l , i a p m p p e ly . 4 t u h ffi . ci_r i o r . o !at f t to t be felt is re ry .pecting the pesibility of Second Muter 11. S. Leg, to Leander. Assistant-Surgeon • wend by lier najletfa Boyd Letters retest. the latter overtaking the former. There can he no doubt G. Everest, to Vulcan. manners that the stocks of foreign grain in the l' nited Kivadom are Pe. t...15111T %tenant/CR, Illadasellsspret,Ctserasas. less than has been the case at the correeponil ir period f iiii, 0 M 'IVES. It . .., 0 Ihlashartt, coq., I e... Venebendidned. the season for some years past. This may Ise of little come re•• s• . i t .at.e. IN "hiring!" SM. Peseiteadmq. r . -., .., v 4 , ,halwell and Twishienain. quence an lone as nothing occurs to threaten injury to the MONDAY EVENING. t' ~ I ...., , rateltar a. crops on the around; but in case of unfavourable weather The business in mining shares to-day was not vir al • , -s. .. q. VI I ai• Hart cart, LambercLetml• the circumstance would be turned to account by holders tensive, but the demand for dividend stocks continues, here as well as abroad. The trade altogether is in a position I' -, • -ter, r....„ Prosentotreet, Lank. to be very easily influenced by weather, and though the and the market presents an uniformly encouraging T. • r i ,:,1 ► So ntioratc-yard. probabilities are that the rain which has hitherto fallen has aspect. The prices at which sales have been made ~,,,,,, , . ... .. . t a sk ' s... he r , Ise, 11, 014.mnare, Ltacolnlis proved more b..neficial than injurious, the pos..ibility of an are reportedreported to us as follows by the most rest) ctable lan. excess of wet being eaperieneed is already beginning to brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made sun" 't- • r:- Il Lod and sunning. IA lancloo - mu‘ 4 Fes- operete more or ha. on the minds of h o ld e n .hu..lratrect. for the wide margin frequently existing in this vari- Thus far little or nothing has been done on apeculstion, Ikea. .1 .r.. ...a.k.a. ( Dream, Fowlers, and laniard, 20, able market as between buyer and seller :- Allred ',Tann:. but it must be admitted that inducemeuts exist for entering ID .... , „,,,, ~,,,,11, ~.t..hlr•hed wider a different title into investments in wheat. In the erg place, the quality Consols, 14 ; Great Wheal Alfred, lit; \Vest W lets; s •. .. ,i.. , ranker II :minute the unwed to participate of List year's crop is very superior ; further, prices are mo- Alfred, 2; Carvannal , 10 ; Kilbrickco , 41; Cubert, 1 ,,,„,,, - ...1....! to pandit.; tea t he sourly h. door Men re- deride; and lastly, capital is abundant and cheap. These 21m, 22.5. tid ~ ‘2' lii• maws • ..• • ••• me • at, A-a, :: nutu-d Aneelation." miilerations have as yet had no weight, owing to the Tin, • • •!.• teed. slat 14, , itrIllt bel .ng to and are accumulated c° generally promising a,•pearance of the growing crops, not hi, gu ~ . .... n ben ,Ithe liattilett.l p l i t i ti ce o s h re tUl m in a Cha in in the g i ll mining shares to-day, and „ a ., .. „, , I „, et a „ es ,. d i e „ i . e ., t h e *l e y bak e ,. wrap . only iu Great Britain , but a a ls tt o . on ta the . Continent; b t ut, Anglo Californians were gre •-• . „ ....if : i d . . ......es t rj r. ,..! re.; ‘, ii . s to l t rgrix ii itai ocestituttng, s ti tu p ld r. anyth e g take place bald i r h esultof the n t e o rt h:rre e st o , p w in c lo m n i i g n ht liit c ri t° rather lower. Notwithstanding the extraordinary no. - . •• • .' stooird en DI" . 08666 . 11 /InTl i btr . a nut unimportant change . in tbe Fruition of affairs. The accounts of the yield of the Australian gold fields, the rrt .,.... ...•., ~ . :. ... l . : 1 4: r which er .ese tees tons u ed im it : ls 32 one :::::::: 6 ' 6 • snared s li ., ta u r l e d range of quo ason tations • prove auspicious, te entr 3' n e o q a u l :I:tells of i l : ry e t t h o e li e s h ame of the colonial companies are quite_ neglected. 'f he . -official quotations are as follows . }Melbourne, an , a ,,,,, ~., „, • N . ~..,no, afar pound ot its, annual preadeas; felt about the shortness of stocks; the foreign holder, an- g e ati. • .•• -•1...r y Irate. US which the period a panatelas le pairing of higher rates, would in that case consign to the par to ,t, prem. , Australian Console, I die. to par; m i en, . ....• user ; Me petrnium ultimately M.N. h 1 the English markets, and buyers would probably continue to Royal Australian Mining, ,I. die. to t prem.; Yuba Y • ••• O •sr M , t. p r.s..ea tee oboe, shichetra tuna of rates may act-as they have all along done-on the hand-to-mouth 'li ve r, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Britannia, ,-' dis. to 4. prem. iii di s : , •• . system ; but an unpropitious blooming time, or too much neser,. •. •• •%re. .4 tie mesatirrs are held annually, to whom full soo 505. ,,, , 4. ,,,,,.. 5is .„, tap whir, mat ha leaf the society or ,. wet in July, would crust supplies to be wit h held , ' Cobre and En lish and Australian Copper Qua ff g ive a° patty's shares showed an upward tendency. ware . ,- :s. ele se •he •*.ivisions of as prod., ars from Um to impetus to the demand, and drive up prices. gm dlr. .. .." Business has, since our last, remained in much the same Letters have been received by the Port Phillip At Os •, a ...al eating 1w 'l on the Irth April last, a dirt position as before ; the deliveries from the farmers have not and Colonial Gold Mining Company dated the 1 "ith gm.. . .. ~ , ....11 the current e•ir ". premium Ira% awarded to Cn large , - but, merchants and millers having conducted of April last, announcing the departure from Singn ea Iwo . .. • . sr.le Me requisite number of summits on the i r operations- . . . cautiously, the tendercy of prices has been awn am , of Evan llopkins, Esq., and the staff under his ,•• .• ter . f the Feud of Directors , downwards rather than otherwise at the hailing provincial _Pr e re, who would proceed direct to l'ort l'hillip to E. It. Ftlsll,n. Resident Director. markets. This was decidedly the caste at Liverpool on `"" aallltBw ritANcia, Srailmw. Tuesday, but later in the week rather more confidence was commence operations. *be " "."''' ' 1/11141 lire A ''''' ciati° %.__"" a1t°2 '' 2 "..... th ' ilicl displayed by sellers, and neither wheat nor Mut was of- Advice* have been received by the English and /'am,. . . : . t 0 ;••ht .4, the proprietary ram transacting mem= fend so lee . 1 ly on Friday aa previously. Fair stiscks of Australian Copper Company, dated the 31st January, asst, ti.. - ~. a .be o hitiannw Life *warm* Compsey.“ The ''"' American Sour are still held at that port, and, further earl:- ..I,r.el t the is mien/Plumate to, that thnr a ff airs 11432, but they do not contain any intelligence of are. - • • ' ...me ,aerupp....l by the mar °glare, by 'kerb pies lining calculated on, holders will had it dittieult to • I ...arrearni. of the Mutual Asseilatlen are rentleert obtain better prices, unless assisted by • speculative inquiry. impor ce. tan the follow ing is' an extract from the t ,.. - • . no the • erotpta. At the same time it may be remarked that importations .4flclaOle MOrniny Chronicle of Jan. 26:- - - T' ,- • Iit)WLANI)B' KAIXDOK, fee latest quotations from New Y or k b e i ng , f or goo d brands, on Saturday from their periodical visit to the mines, the " ' '. •• ~:.. It is d.ttrit'ashel (mit. eateeilielY 4 duls. 121 d. to I dols. 25c., which, with shipping charges, prospects of which they found as flattering as ever. Twenty b• I. •• s• I ear , a the skin, wile, by Its KIWI. freight, insurance, and duty, would bring the cost to nearly six pitches were taken at captain's prices. The patent aa. . .. inners. vessels, it expels ail baporitim ult.. per barrel. Copper Company's furnaces were at full work; they have te.n. • .- , ie., waken to innatniamem, mid thus ''',.,,.: - Thu h the supplies of spring corn from the farmers abundance of fuel, and arc laving plenty for the winter. yew , , - . ieilne. tan, pimples, apple, Melia% as. • er ... . . otaie•mtl, trtittilesalls The nand bloom it have been very small for some time Put, and the preysiling There is ore enough at grams to keep them employed fur 12 ... , _ as rename and delicacy which It Mimes belief is that the stocks in growers' hands are reduced into months. The directors, on their return, met the dray with or - r a indispensable to every toilet Gm- an unusually narrow compass, prices have not improved ; the cylinder, on the Utter side of the I'ara. It was promot er,- • ' • 6.1 it s ll .l l 2 l ,Wrhatien Itnirm" al this may be attributed to the increase of green food for cat- ing easily on its journey, with ten less bullocks than when . e , - . •at. nuourb,aed .. .. I '... words o rlowifuslider •am on the ,and Mem " elereas tee t e e, to the fact that the supplies of barley and oats from it left the pert. • ~,,,,a p .. , , , j . .;,. „ ru ,,,, ~,,i oa,, g e m me d .3 e,, a . ra abroad , at the priecipal ports on the coast, as well as into These advices are not so late by a week as those tins.. . , ..... ~,crerro on the geramment .titenp seised London, have been rather liberal of late. Whether, how- received by us from Adelaide, and, strange to say, 1 u ,.,..... ... „1.:. .........4. sa d a n ad.-•• 14 in Mem and by ever, the foreign arrivals will continue to be on a stela- afford no information whatever urn the point in ciently extensive scale to compensate for the shortness of which the shareholders am most Interested; that is •-- - / Tray .I.s 3 '6ra . an ti c• LI 11..6d., I 1E11 . 1: !C h l i t s 's - : :,. A . N th t e ll:l . .\ w "r t nt i I h I . IS A I L, O2tI ;,..cons r but the natural effect of free trade is to no- of labour. According to the accounts in the public Nat , the 7 1 1 1 ne, hitherto buyers ii cr a t teharvest; id i loudffe r et i Le a l a t :t u t p future pk es have . l contingencies, war utes and been had given rise to ~ - . . i 1.. L. -.emir. with Addaxes frees 1118§. ta of demand. serious alarm. That a similar feeling was produced the en... , 4' . II ..., lb.. ratt e r, FOREIGN. here is evidenced in the fall of the shares to 1; dia. b.". ' ' "* l ' ea • end Mateel2, 18 ' C r er 43° "" Itiel s The latest advices from the Continent describe the wea sed 27,1. , MIA . ther as very fine; perhaps somewhat too dry for apring This communication of the directors will consequently .=••• i 1 SPORTING. the next harvest were in general considered to be very pro- Burnt Buns shares had been sold at 711. _ ___ milting. Under these circumstances the continued dull ac - The English and Australian Copper Company have counts from hence had not been altogether without ii flu- ATIERSAI.I.'S-Moxo.tv. cute, sad prices had rather tended downwards. (No:attune al received advice, from Mr. Joseph Brown, dated , to.:Till'llliEltt %ND PLATE. were nevertheless too high to allow of consignmeits being Singapore, the , l7th April last, on which day he was . .44 Mr. MetelaMo salmis L.rd Glossraro evening made to England with •a prospect of profit, and little was t o sail front that port for Port Phillip. It should be ... • Mr. rerner's Bird-oil-the-Wing therefore being shipped. understood that this gentleman, with a competent Mr. Ilw ker's -1. 31whael. At Dantzie the operations appear to have been on quite a assayer , was sent out expressly for the purpose of I 2 tel 1 5t.r...,r1 ret.eatedly against the favourite, and cur- retail scale during the week ending the sth inst., and in buying Id for account of this company, which it is • tently li r. d ap to the close of the room. A few email the absence of busineu of importance, quotations had re- el i E i . e iaireem it- were made on Bird-on-the-Wind at 6,7, and mainednominally unaltered. Freights wire low, bat this expect in will be enabled d Y to oat a very fair 3 st, I. sal au S'. Michael at 8 to I. had failed to induce shipments. rate of profit. lamina/MD STAKES. The Stettin advices, dated 7th of June, state that holders OIL rt 1.• .25 to I, or take 30 to 1 about Red Lion ; had become rather more minima to realise, and that quota- THIS DAY. 30 to I ..ss h aro taken at the sporting houses in the morn- thins of most articles had receded. The fall in the value of Two o'CLocr. tag shot' T. nu .gaut and Champion, and 40 to 1 about Rye had been considerable, vie., Bs. per qr. within the The gold mining shares are rather steadier to-day, Her.Lbf tr. Wheat had also been offered iali Ague Fria, and Liberty shares. These ST. LEGER. rO e le ri r i lt, and th ba e ; l ley we a e al cm had scarcely sold so well Pm 3. s t.. I mat Mr gren tax i'. semestreas 0 rag alto() le tter have advanced to 1 prem. u before; good samples of the former, weighing fillb. per 14 t. I - L.. 1 Eartrer Stork. 011 It rd an gel bushel, were then obtainable at 388. 6d., barley of 621 b. Cobre shares are still rising. English and Austra le to 1 - Lad II Mr. Lsmilisw (tad as sin 0 weight at 245. 6d. to 245. Od.; and 371 b. to 381 b. oats at Tian Copper Company's shares have reached 4,1, but 1. HAMPTON RACES. 16s. 6d. per qr., cost, freight, and insurance, to the cast are now worse again. coast of Great Britain. The felowiap is the programme for the raen to come off Menne easiness Isinteriver sad Thursday, completed up to last night -. At Restock, on the 7th inst., th ere was net much doing Na share. Illinas H pekes done WraiblaDAY. hi wheat tor Tort ; still the greater part of what was --.. yesterday. to-day. r, brought forwar by the growers found buyers at about - .7 - STANI. Pisniat 101. , added t . • Sweepstakes a 3 son - continuing to calculate on an loo,ano 1 Sew_ - Teta au A dis par t melt, be ter olds, ist 7lb ; four, S.t IMb ; five, aat 3lb ; six fo rmer etalete% merc hants ti in the English ar 6 1s l i b n had a::r . . year. Farmers' supplies o f 100 , i . seo wo 20 10 0. Ast arat uria loW n tiomilut WI send , ti , t 7.1.; mares and geldings allowed 3lb ; thels _ ... 1 D wheat, pri c es equal to 38e. 6d. to 391. ' • Iriarra ~.. h, -old fur Mt, if demanded, &c. Oace round 1 lease 10 Australasian higher 511 b. Barley 241. per qr. free on board ; for granarita 2 ,,: 0us 30 " was . 2 i If o sad a di r a a 4 1 ger rates had been asked-my 40,. 6d. wheat, inns, •r- ; Abalalleh, S yrs ; Cm., 3 yrs; Lady Maack; 3 P arcels hlooneo I Atuirallira Freehold yes' l' , .- . 4 ..a. erns, 4 yes ; Priam the Tided, 1 yes; Vern and 2 . 5 a. per 9r• bailor. sow 1 Ay,. Maria all I I dts rev. 4 gr. , .... e t.. t y tti .p n .. 17n i Th e st re n es .h eeete d L a dy. Letters from Wismar, of the 7th June, report Manna 1 40. 40 Iraenarrall Don and Coal all ... .. r. 6me, • 0 • yes . bramamper, II yrs ; Zna, 1 yrs; Pleriesp its b) dull, and p rice , tending downwards for wheat as well as 110.000 I Kneels Anotrallas Gold 0 6 yr. 10,000 13 Brurtl. linp.(ith at 51. II I L es mar ♦ AND MIDDLIMUL STARE. of 20 son each, h ft, 'priori corn. eve ] 1 2 . 0,000 30 Do. Cocassand Calera , - - r. At lamburgh, on Tuesday, business was exceedingly de is nod 3 achy, it declared, with 60 soya added ; the second . Pressed ; 611 6 5. wheat from Holstein was offered at 37 .. ed.. 210 1 ,'Ontn ° i t N i rron . d' ''s Job s I* 8.7 -I 1 11 - 4 1 I jrairiais ~ i in " l '' . "'a.. Two mike. ( 32 alibi. of whom 19 G.* and from Lower Bank ports at 38s. to 38s. 6d. per qr., free 12,00 .. *Awe Omen .... • elated ft ) „, on hefted. D ai l ey and oats were less inquired for than the 100.00 0 . 1 Orlonlil theist 45 13 In Ar °I 1 week before, and the tarn cheaper. z ea l 20 . °"PliPe eng. r ttuatrallaa Nipper ail l4 I - I 4 - 46 , 4 41 i Usage ei Tent .. .. 4 a townie Parry Mae ...... ____ s a - - 1 1 l'oes 1`.... . ... 47 9 llama 3 4 tolerably well supported, in eonaequenim of some further i.,• 0 0 Leiden Mountain an II pm tad .taw,;: ...... 37 9 thread Duchess ..... ... 3 4 purchases having been ands at Amsterdam and Rotterdam 11.0 en Great Polgooth ill 11 1 1 Om i litww. to ream ..... 3 610 Prow Mot 3 2 of proportion to those at present current h er, any 42a. to 105,000 Late latramt. L hums ... 11 il 10 50 000 46d r r free on , for fair qualities of red. In ..,.,„„, i 1 l il e . • *,.• ke.ll3 *. (34 tlLC.C°.' alt 431 CLAIii.MuNT *wakes of 0 sou ugh, h ft, myth 50 21" per g.' Jou lti taietbArnerless. 0 A 0 mined. I.ez. yr olds , e•rlts, gist 71 6 ; sal lilies, Bst 716 ; °thee ankles there had been little doing, and prices of rye 2T i g ,ou s New Granada wade r 3.1... %tn. Half a mile. had rather given away. too,oeo Nouveau Monde I.„ t d tisan e, ,.., 1 ,,,,„ , ieee. Th ... i . , hi ,..."... afts. midi. Unable's bitten of Tuesday'a date state that supplies of 130, 05 0 Part Prallp I per pm .1 i G ie na. ' sees mak I. g ee ., ig esee p eine . s aaa , o ne ae. 43 ", Oita bed sem he load "sty sparingly, while feed and thick 32.00 Quirts neat „„ I me , i t 1.... easier... 1. , Peal, Lim imam% Sj a l a aa Dui bad net bees edit &gaper than before, but black had !M a as At (I °C° ll ° - /Of P 4 10/ Per .ts .. I. ' rod nl. it e• av , 4l. Owes ir= Pabklill s 4111/enen. reeeded U. 60 66. pee qr., fair 3:r to 36Ibs. quality having sow 1 •orath Au5tra1tan............. 1 i Menu ri..000 N Tit Celli Is. di: nartri. KS' PLATIt of 30 son., to a Swtaiefthee bow said at ISs. pee qr. free o n board. .- 43,174 N. 3111 Sel Mester -.....„. all 1 21 ins. , e i , tor 3-yr.olds, ist 71b ; her, 84 711),• ire, In the French Markets • alight rally &paean to have taken luo co. I Wiss 14,11torwe ... at lal• ...x sad mind. 'Jet 2lb : mares and weldimes snowed wtras. ratul .0 1•..:... W...a......1.- .1.. .1...1:-. me-. ' At Rostock, on the 7th inst., there was net much doing in wheat for export; still the greater part of what wan brought forward by the growers found buyers at about former rates, merchants continuing to calculate on an English demand later in the year. Farmers' supplies of wheat, of 611 b had realised prices equal to 365. 6d. to 395., and 521 b. Barley 24.. per qr. free on board ; for granaried pateels higher rates had been asked—say 40s. 6d. wheat, and 2.55. per qr. barley. Letters from Wismar, of the 7th June, report business dull, and prices tending downwards for wheat as well as spring corn. At Ilataburgh, on Tuesday, business was exceedingly de pressed; CHM. wheat from Holstein was offered at 375. 6d., and from Lower Baltic ports at 35.. to 3fis. 64. per qr., free on board. Barley and oats were less inquired for than the week before, and the tura cheaper. From Holland we learn that prices of wheat had been tolerably well supported, in consequence of some farther purchases having been made at Amsterdam sad Rotterdam for consignment to London. The rates paid had been out of proportion to those at present current here, say 42a. to en. 6d. per qr., free on board, for fair qualities of red. In other articles there had been little doing, and prices of rye had rather given away. Organism kitten of Tuesday's date state that supplies of Oata had seem to head wry sparingly, while feed and thick Oam had not Own said elnaper than before, but black had receded U. to 6d. per qr., fair 3:i to 361 be. quality having hood mid at 15s. per qr. free on board. In the French whets a slight rally appears to have taken plass, and at Paris, on Wednesday, the decline on Wheat which leek place the week before wee recovered. Flour was also held with increased firmness, end at previous prices there was rather an active demand for the latter article. Letters from Marseilles, of the sth June, describe the crops in that neighbourhood as rather backward. The prospects were, however, regarded as sufficiently promising to dis coing. speculation in grain, and business had been and sostinued dull. I From the Italian ports we have nothing new to comma alone. Trieste advice. of the let inst. state that scarcely anything has been done in wheat for export, but that the Meal demand bad been sufficient to prevent prices giving way. Is Indian ears a good deal of business had been done, several mustemes having been made for England at equal NB. per qr. free on board. The stock/ consisted of about nitstare wheat, and 60,000 wars Indian corn. latest sennints from Oder* state that considerable purchases of wheat had leen male daring the neenth at 26e. rid. to 29e. 6d. per qr., sesording to quality. Altogether about 60,000 qn. had changed hands. Indian cons had found buyers at 15s. 9d. Freight to the United Kingdom was 6s. 3d. to 6s. Gd., according to elm of vessels, de. TM seen resent advice, from the United States arc of a somewhat firmer character than those previously received. The supplies of flour from the interior at the shipping ports do sot appear to have been so liberal as had been calcu lated upon, which had caused seller. to ask rather enflamed terms, and at New York prices had crept up about 6t ovate per barrel. Prices of who* and Indian corn had also law proved slightly, owing to purchases for capon. "Tens :ii4: - T;;;flis;Z21;;;;; Fermentation. Idyl. Miami% 11 , 4•41. Laws 111,01. Wiese% flambee% Rem Pus °m e% Obry- Num If.Aursu. Mr Mu ; Mato b . by Lasoselet eat el ibli M... 41 lambert. 13". we% ns's, Wie4.141. •flarSo% I KM' PLATS of 30 eon,. added too Sweepstakes 113 we. rich, for 3-yr•olds, Ist lib; fear, est 71b; fln, Mlfit. '. ~ ii iod aged, 'Jst 21b ; mares and plains allowed aka. ih. • loin r to be sold for 1501. ,• If atoned to be W for I of.. a ll o w e d 71h e ; f oe 00 1 ., 141 be ; foe SQL, 2110 s. &ars, I ~ie qoarten of a mile. sown ` , . Yr. (04); 1.4r.0.1111r. 3 7T s 130147 Calks Ludy, 3 yea I. iln IT-I )7 lismirinl, 4 yrs (sad ; 1 1 10eace, 3 yrs 1• re, Loy 4re (ret.J Ms Adds. 4 yrs (WI.); Madcap, JAI. Arleta, i yrs (401. 1411116INIAX NT/1111• 10 14744. each, h ft, with 25 Wed; .Lyn.. as, Vet; four, lint 71b; lee, list 31b; 42 Oa a r.l. 11 , 4 111 b; winners Mee this year, 311*, twigs. ablii raw half heed allowed 316 a. TM winos, to be add for 444. if deweaded. Ones read aid a dia arrem ,r.; testa, sped ; Jarli.l%-1b%44000% sled; IMO" 8 7 14 : r• , IA • r., aired. lowlat% 3 Pro, Not T N 44 ..1111110,1 HAILW•T PLATS Of 501., added to a loss& ~ n petakes of 3 suns. each: 3 ft, if declared ; oil vim. , rs or . icy handicap of 100 son. Talus since tho %ilea. Is. r• deci.ired to earr7 71b. extra. Oae mile. I re. M.ld Yrs. Pt 11% NUM. l'.,i 'rat 4 7 /Urea , lan "ha . 4 2 Ilsraptes ..- .... lawe .. . i 0 Little Beyer" Itaii%;:ens ... i 1.1 1. 7 4 ismer , ...iie ..• 1 •13 A ppleton 111133 '" . 4 710 Tlf I'ItSMAY. HANOI. A r Siwii r.. I 4 a an of 3 sou. each, with 25 added ; illf 2 n ....1. and ni....r01s ; three quarters of a aide. (To den i. ie,,inee. ' ~y .ifteftlooll.) ille""b ( 11 A"." •r) STAKES of 5 son. each, 3 ft, . 41 8 :0 ....d; the winner of the Surrey and Middlesex slake, U. mud sad a die. l a c ' 1.• W . rap, . us. 1 loam Parry, 8 um ; Phan the Third. $ 1311; Cum 3 ors; riloo, 4 ) Ir.; Knout Knoll, 4 yrs; Ytre.belt, 4 lu. OL , , w, 4 rm. ..! I lli Mourn's PLAT' of 100 guiseao; & •• yr-olds, ,ot Ha; four, WI • IP, 'lst Qb ; six and aced, 9st Slb ; the 146 " i 1.. be sold . fur 300 sons. Two allos. r• sis...l b. rit..l , Me Ineerthi% 4 yrs; Abd.Usb, 3 yr.; Pries „,,,.., ~.• ~,,...,,, 4 yr. scan, 6 Fos; no, 4 yrs; Kaolla, Pe. I . '''''.. 1 , i , .; Ploototratl, 4 yrs; Ong* a yrs; en..., 4 yr% .../1• 1 ..1111. . y !I, ; Voo.s, aged; Apatite, 37,.; talward of A ut. t Its. lime Mown' t psi Faux per, 4 Pr ` ' -Knot Kaotly • /I'.; I .. Iwo r 4 4 ,44 Ley, 6 yre; Botterly, 8 us; Usdiesp, GM. It Oloill (11411DICAP) (STAMM, of 10 SOTO. each, h ris TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm. The firm upset of Rusidans on the spot has encouraged speculation is new Tallow, and very extensive speculative operations have been entered into yesterday and today; pries% in oaseequenee, higher. Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett orb ; Peteriburg Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 9d. ; October to December (1862), 3135. 6d. to 38s. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper and Davie report a short supply and trade brisk. Prime Meadow Hay, 75e. to 80*. ; inferior, 60e to 721.; Bowen, We. ; Clover, 85e. to 05; monad cut, 78s. to Ste.; Straw, Ms. to 28e. THE POOR-LAW BOARD AND THE PARISH OF ST. PANE:MAN.—Last evening a meeting of the ratepayers of St. Pancras (convened by the vestry) was held at the Vestry ' Hall, to decide on the mune to be pursued in regard to the mandamus obtained by the l'oor-law Board in the Court of Queen's Bench, commanding the vestry to reinstate Mr. John Henry Eaton, the dismissed muter of the workhouse in his office. The Vestry Hall. capable of holding 2,001 persons, wu densely crowded in every part. Deputations from the parishes of NI arylubone, St James's, St. Mary Isliste ton, Clerkenwell, end other metropolitan parishes atUie,.6C Mr. W. Bitten, the junior churchwarden, was called to the chair, and wee supported by Sir Beidamin Hall, Hart., M.P., Mr. Wyld, M.P., and a large number of the vestry. After a brief address from the chair, Mr. Brettingham moved, Mr. Ibis seconded, and the meeting adopted, a re solution, calling upon the vestry to uphold, by all constitu tional and legal means, the right of the punkt to manage its own affairs. Sir Benjamin Hall addressed the meeting, deprecating the attempt of the Poor Law Commissioners to extend its power over a !urge parish like St. Pancras. Dr. °army end Mr. Jones moved and seconded a resolution calling upon the constituencies of the United Kingdom to elect men who would untrue the continuance of the present powers of the Poor Law Commiation. Petitions to: the legislature in the Nene' of the foregoing resolutions were adopted, and the meeting separated. Sotrrn Esser.—Mr. 'horseWs address to his Bucks constituency seems to have decided the election for this division. Mr. Bramston and Sir E. N. Burton will have • walk over. Sir W. 13 Smijth, personally unpo pular, had no other chance than in the hope of assisting the Derby ministry in restoring protection; but now when the cabinet announces " The time i. gone by for protection duties," " That the spirit of the age tends to free inter course" there is evidently no excuse for agitating the LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1852. RAILWAYS. THIS LAY. Two o'CLoci. The share market to-day is very good, and the slight reaction noticed at the close of business hours yesterday has been recovered. London and North- Western stock and Lancashire and Yorkshires are sensibly higher, but the improving tendency is gene ral. This is settling-day, and the requisite arrange ments have materially contributed to the buoyancy, stock being by no ?limns plentiful. French shares are little changed. snmoth AND VTOCKII 11N-011AILANTIMD. priorkl Salo to.day.up yeateros I *I p.m. 13 131 7 If lej lei Ili dla 174 lS 96_ file 10 191 211 211 16 17 12 10 dim 1 I 44 q 2i II lii tile . 1 1 11l Is S 6 62 304 $I 3 51 21 211 14 14 4211 16 9 921 U 84 19 3 34 dis 4 3f IS 161 8 114 101 10 1234 124 1 t 2 93_ 94 1 1 "I e f+" 32 13 - i - ii ft 631 int 37 32 11 116 31 8 dis I II 3 34 11 10 dim 31 3 dim it $ 7 71 di. 61 GI As 191 IN 16 Ile I di* 11 11a 13 Ili I 3 .114 SO 48 did IN 19 21 31i 334 SI i as 4 Po ut P. rsd,. 2 2 1 :a :1 99 $9 211 i / 7* 7 96 7 3 .9 i I likallATS. Aberdeen Ambers.,iietti;j, lientn awl Beet Junction l!dres.lrolv.allloarienes Birkenbeed,ll.eneeebirr, ClienJun. late 1:11. , P.114. DO.CaCIAStri.SeI&W.C. - . iCaisdos !Mow awl linlyhaad Oark awl Bud= IDublin rod &Mast J ar.. NUM% Perth, and Alyer. &Nautilus East **Om (MD & and . . Do. (Cla 8;10 brim Countlas Mues A.. Oats E. . .) Do. clam B and C Scat Lanescbir• MM k Wect Indio Dock, sad Bien. Junevou i lldiablargla and 11.dottow . ►dabur,th, Iserth,l)unde lilatt.tw it South Wcatert Great N,dthvrn Do. 4 taar,c, A, Stock.. no. l t hums, 11. Stock G:.essub. and Witd.(lre. Groot Wcctera ,I.atardattr and Cvltee . Lazeno4i!!:.od TorkaLir Do. Yii h 1)0. Vn4 Leedo Northern ... . I..ankot mutlselmall =Brigittnn,& (o .l h Sorb-Week Do. Co., t 'ham Do. Mike 110.;:ilulTb,li:.ociii.(i! Ueda% &Poullt-Wrelor. I.onclandrry& Enniskillen Menntu,Sga., and !dation * Trion. V l' LI I. Unlngh, Do. Blsm. and Dabs sham Newmarket ... Newport, Abeeprenu) and Ihreard... Newry sod Enniskillen . Norfolk . Po. New . Northers Countla. Usloh North Brlthh , lorth Devon, No.l North 14.0%1(1141ns. 'North Wasters .. North k South Weat . .lase Oalorcl. wore., is Wolver .lilitish a ntral MWtleb likEasd *mire. k Ulna, CUM, Do., Class 1L... . ilitswebary b Hereord. threwrkoary Snot (Nor. W. als.) ... lialvs. ii;.orra;ary— alirrprlira Valor . Ditto A, B. quid!), fully paid up at per Pat. !bath Irma Portia Eastern . death Walla , %dB IStoelklos mad %Igo et Math . Willethird mad Killgeony Welmbrd wad Lissertes. Welt Cline& .. . _ _ DimaJl.Z.Pureesse I Tin - 71W Wistiiiirius. ..411111 LEAe6D AT co sateM a r COL . Oriel IsOmmtlholons Drib) t l e l=ion (lirs4l•o= 2" raftre I essideilamilmi Mown (Isred le laiemils "( , IClT=hustles toCalsirdes) NNW to ii. N - artirain - 1 OlTimusir 11 Dam yoreA (lormitoOreatWorrerr (LiorklNYta LDuooi. dorm im) rims (ditto) Ileoilori *Woo I lonia Omorao lob bind WIWI\ llorroro DUN Frolbrow (ditto) torrolok Ouar.rporerst. (loolokk! Norfolk) " . 3 Pi!a 1 Nand to 1"2.;`,..7.1" (11"-f. DUI. ttee= Illiel. roll Onnehe Inness illoorma mai Hilda (Isto. to Otest Northaa LW Mom* 2:tr i. Ilbst. Rolltdkolo. 1_ Ono W too. . Tort. " - Tair:Treliasi '— War Vellrigiam . (Wog to Ditto Ditto Ditto . Mho licainet (lowa *Oro* Motors) *4 xi SO SO HQ 194 48 SO 161 361 b 6 p. 111 11S 10 17 3SI HS 106 106 IS Sh If !dip 30 31 101 103 PRIM /led 111tAle/a. Abadan pr i dlo Ditto No. 2, Oat.— Oaladoolaa SIO .. lll 5 Caster and Holyhead ll4 1911 Dual*, Perth, sad Ater does Amelia i 51 II I sestAegilan(2l.lo4p.ot 1 21 $1 Do. do. (71.17 a.) 7 per Ct ' I Itoet.Col.data.,s pe.,Nol 11 11 pa 0 1 I Dap do. la.! 11 11 pa Do. Mad pa Oat. Rosh 151 14 daalyidoo,lkeipiedep. 151 151 Bad lan/Ali:lZ. - P.dloborols, sod Haim 4 pee Oast Ilathorss 11. ' 13111 DOOMDD - Cal WooLODlDlDaat.ea Die WaND4 1 741d44 Los Yor k.. Yorks. MD, Ism. 6 Pref. +pa et' OW New Spec .... I LoshoillltlaWootorn New' LoollosilieryhEonlsk Oh Mon.lhoSlMee. isa.Oiol Do. We SIO .., . DD. SA Illi mi kslCooatapal 1 1 1 ~. 'I li. 1 i di& It, 121 1 14a 1 3 e 11 131 14!H9 f Mb Prams@ 7.= Sera* italemisa ina . , l Do.Ouereoared Pe Diked. Wormier. aud Waiver., 811.0 per Cent, Do. do. do .hserra.aiters.:Serrtiostr. l ahrcras.ataisake(ltior.W.' 9µ-r loath Devon Booth York. 4 per CLONa.I Waterford Klitesay ...! York. Nerroastle,at DLNortk or gag.ponli. Ditto Ditto ... „. Terkik.Wid.ll.l4.Paratt Pag Mk 2! iie IPOSIOGIN ONbil Imo (11rional alerieral sad Swims. Omit lade& PoiLusk.. Dr anal Similes of Frame 1),. (Railway) Mafia Do. du. No* ; Noma anti Lis Norbern of Prarre. Do. f.l. 2 per et. Iketle I (for B. it Anises Nis. (Memo and & ) miaow' .., !Paula and Lyme. 'Pons end Dfleeas Pula awl •tranbcres Nom lad Ilarri *obis red Moon Tbon mad Martel I Weft Plastien.. Mean at From** ... 1I I 414 j di IT 111 4J 1 i to IL WATS. I n 341 4 N 3 3i A* If 11.. P. 111 3 114 0, 4 1 4 V. 13 11 11 I 4 41 W 11 1 1 a Si 14 141 60 gi 3.; so ts 4 343 12j N Of Si 10 20 an MONEY MA le ET . MoNDAY RVIINI/10. There was no further advance in the English roods to-day, but the market remains firm, and the late rise is fully maintained. Attention was in a great measure directed to the settlement of the ac count in the other departments of the " house," but still a fair amount of business was transacted. Consols were sold for a moment 1 lower, at 994, but quickly rallied, and left off at Saturday's closing range of 991 to 3 ex. div. for the opening of the 16th July, with a steady appearance. With the dividend for money there was a transaction at 1001, showing the usual concession in price when a sale is pressed by special transfer. The business list is as follows: Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 1003, with div. ; ditto, for the opening, 11111, 3,3, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, :3, !. ' Now 'fhree and-a Quarter per Cents., 1021, 103, - 21. The March Exchequer Bills were flat to-day at yesterday's range of 735. to 765. prem.; and the June Bills fell la, closing 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds are,worth 86s. to Mts. prem.. The foreign stook market is very firm, and symp toms of returning animation are observable. Mexican bonds experienced a decided improvement, and there was an upward tendency fur Venezuelan, Peruvian, Granada, Spanish, and Portuguese bonds, and Am trian scrip. Owing to the confirmation et the report that the Dutch government has in contempla tion a plan for the conversion of the hour per Cents., as referred to by us a fortnight ago, this stock remains firm, and to-day marked 961. ibis is a very high price for a Continental 4 per cent. stock, and shows how strongly the punctuality and rigid observance of its creditors claims always manifested by Holland are appreciated here. To-day's sales are as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 21, 23, 21 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 96, 1, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 1151. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 73. Danish Five per Cent., 103. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada One-and-a:Half per Cont. Bonds, cx. Ike., 1849, coupon, 211, 1 ; ditto ])eternal, 9', 3. Mexi can Old Bonds, 31 1 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 291, 23 241, 251, Peruvian Actives, 1041, 31, 41; ditto Deferred, 64. Portuguese Four per Cents., 371, 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011, 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 30th June, 94, 1. Spanish Passive Bonds, 53, i ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 48i, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1,1, 1; ditto Committee's Certificates, 21 per cent. Venezuelan Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 911, 1; ditto Deferred, 16. The apparent firmness with which the scrip of the new Austrian loan is maintained at a premium of 21 to 21 is accounted for by the simple tact, which we are to-day enabled to announce, that the amount sub scribed for is only about 600,0(N)!., a large proportion of which is taken, in heavy amounts, by the lending connexions of the contracting fine. . As the amount to be issued in this market was fixed at two millions and a quarter sterling (the other and a quarter being taken by the firm of Rothschild and Sons, of Frankfort), it is evident that the position of the Austrian finances is pretty well understood here. The scarcity of the scrip in the market is thus easily explained. Parties interested, however, would be in error in infer' ing that no more of the scrip will come upon the market, as there can be little doubt that the contractors, after using their influence to work up the price as much as pos sible, with a view to inducing the public to bite, will then sell as large an amount of the scrip in the open market as circumstances will admit of. This operation would of course have a decided effect upon the price, and hence the general indisposition amongst the dealers to have anything to do with the loan. Our anticipation that the report of the new revo lution in Mexico would prove unfounded is borne out by the advice, received by the Africa. it will be remembered that just prior to the departure from Vera Cruz of the Royal Mail steamer Onnoco, a tele graphic dispatch was forwarded through the office of the British vice-consul, and communicated exclu sively to a London morning contemporary, stating that the city of Mexico was in a state of revolution. This statement, purporting to come through an accredited agent of the British go ventment,waa at first received with consternation by the bondholders and others interested here, and the immediate effect was a fall of 21 per cent. in the value of Mexican Bonds. Upon its being discovered, how ever, that the private letters, dated only two days previous to the alleged outbreak, made no mention whatever of any apprehensions of disturbance, a mare confident feeling ensued, which was afterwards strengthened by the intelligence published by us re lative to the course of the bondholders' affairs in Mexico. By the Africa intelligence has been re ceived front the city of Mexico to the 13th May or five days later than the date of the reported " revo lution," and general indignation has been excited by the discovery that the telegraphic despatch, was a pure falsehood, the metropolis having been perfectly quiet. It is somewhat suspicious that, prior to the arrival of the Orinoco, reports were current in certain quarters here, that a Mexi can revolution might be speedily expected, and it is considered that the circumstances of the case are sufficiently gross to demand a searching investigation into the conduct of all concerned in it. We hear the bondholders suggest that the inquiry is one which the committee, by application in the proper quarter, might very properly promote. The interests involved, it is urged, are by no means small, as in addition to more than ten millions sterling of debt, our important commerce with Mexico would for a time have been paralysed had not the false intelli gence received a speedy, though necessarily partial contradiction. The Hamburg accounts mention that a considerable sensation had been produced on 'Change by intelli gence of the repudiation by the Danish government of the loans contracted by the Duchy of Schleswig- Holstein. The consequence had been a fall in price from 78 per cent. to 25 per cent. In the aggregate these loans are stated to amount to three-quarters of • million sterling, a large proportion of which is held in Hamburg and Altona. Riga letters mention the failure of the house of Alifanoff, a Russian commissioner, but no particulars are afforded. The amount of liabilities is stated to be large, and the settlement not expected to be favourable. The influx of the precious metals continues un abated. In addition to the large imports of last week we are to-day advised of the arrival of the Africa with 408,000 dollars from New York, and of the Vimeira with 15,000 ounces of Australian gold. These imports represent a value of some 140,000/., and two other Australian vessels had sailed previ ously with 76,1100 ounces, worth here 34/4,000/. It is a remarkable fact that the average yield of the Australian gold in this market is full 4!. per ounce, after defraying all the charges of transmission. In few cases is the yield less than 3/.195. per ounce, and in some instances 4!. 2e. has been realised. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Where the asterisk () is prefixed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the income tax. It will be seen that in every case wo take the rate of interest declared for the last half-year as the basis of our calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period, should in each cam be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. Tires For Cent. Oared shut yield pet cost.— (Sim per Oat Rediced prise 100 i t 2 19 SI Now Thr..0.6&4-Quarter per Orb... 103 ~ 3 3 Sim, :leek (dl,. at the rate ore per oast. per annum) holm bhci idle.lo4 per wet per sm.) 316 „ 3 16 1 Fzolwquer 814,11arth (he.lid. per et Per day) .1 Motes Oar. '"" 4 0 0 I 4 0 Fist tZlin Ammo, 111. paid (Roam- MIL . Wed dl.. S percent per mos) 2211 . Nom Wolof's* XloOok. (Co. et the .9 Ma of Spa gest pot was) 94 “ 6 II I 83 11 1 3 6 42 911 e el 131 3 f 13 1 161 1 10S1 1 6 124 t 44 274 16 IN 3“ 69f I 37 SW 19 , 1 1111 54 14 2 U 121 ISt ui as; 17 111 II 64 - It_i_4 l ? - 11 44 Is! i 51 17i 1$ N il 14j laj l N 111 SI • [THREEPENCE.. aneslablra and Yeelnkier £lto rittakedly. at the rate of 3 pee ..it per ann.) London and Math Wcatera (stork* ;,Indrlend at the rate of 31 ',mutat. km annum" end North Mammy ntack• him. at the rate of 6 per mid. per ann.) • Italtand ntock.(dlv.at the rateof II per ) era pet ann.) , math Ina) , •tack• (die. at the rate of 3i per eat, tee 111/1111111.1 York, Newcaetle, and Bernick Stock• 1d... at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum) Tills IM Y. 1 0 0 5 12 II I.; 9( 4 0 10i 4 14 91 Two °Times. The English funds remain firm, but business in this department is restricted, owing to the settlement of the account in foreign stocks and shares now in pro- gress. Consuls have been steady all day at yesterday's closing price of 991 to ox div. for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced murk 1001 to ; New Three-and-a-Quar ter per Cents., 102; to 3. Bank Stock, 2231 to 2221. Exchequer Bills, March, 71s. to 775. preen.; ditto June, 675. to 71s. prem. India Bonds, 668. to *495. prem. The business in the foreign house has been chiefly .limited to the settling. Mexican Bonds are still creeping up ; Brazilian are better ; and Russian and other dividend paying stocks show an upward ten dency. Mexican New Bonds mark 2.4 to ; ditto Old Fires, ; Russian Fives, 117; Brazilian Fives, 1011; Granada Deferred, ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 96. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Yor Anoututt. PARIS, Juan 14. rot , Murry'.. Optelng(lllithe , t. honest. ] C' king. _ •— i 1-- 2kw Oasts. .. ...... . I 70 20 i . 70 10 1 70 33 70 10 7O 23 I l pet Cents llO CO i 100 50 ' 10 0 7 0 1 00 50 11.0 GS I per rent.• 00 75 • .. ... ... I ... ... -n 5 per C.ta _.,. L ... ~. I ... ... perC. mr. Y ew oan ... ... . ... Vaehanrean London : Rt.:get, 23 4,2 t ; (.1 day., .55 30. &litho', 5 pert:X.l44o 101. Money Nap`el• Rt stn Do. t, Do. 3 —1./... 5+3 • rtedmut•t 5 p.M.... 97 70.. 1 T'n•aotry Ronda Do. 0, 1031 YARN ilnile 14.—St. Germain, 905; V er s a ill es ( r i g ht bank), 37154; ~Into (left bank , 215 73; Part., and Orl•ana, 1,424 Pawl and Rouen, 020; Mitten and Ham. 320; Mar.44lles and Avon.° • 31253; litrasboure and Rale, Ilt 0 25; Ventre, 607 30; Orleans •unl Mende. ua, 111 23; Northern. tin 23; Patio and .Da-boute. 572 33, Patin and Lyons, 014 t 73; lonra and NaMel. 300; Monte. roan and Troyes, 111 23 ; Dieppe and leeans9, 241 23 ; Darkens and tests, (40. MADRID, JUNI. 9.—Three per Cents. Consols. a;_. after Balsa, 451. Three per Cents. Deferred, ;21 ' after Bolan, 22te. Debt (Ist class), 10; after Boise, 10p.; (2nd class), 54; after Balsa, '5 ' . Bank of St. Ferdinand, 105. Exchange on London, 50c NIINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. SI:GAIL—The market has opened without spirit and the palate sales are progressing heavily, the importers buying in to sustain prices. The refined market has also beemno dull at last week's price.; grocery lumps, 445. to :NM. COFFEE.-700 bags of native Ceylon were offered in pub lic We. and bought in at 455.; plantation Ceylon quoted the same as last week. TEA.—The public sales es declared fur Thursday have LW. pendcd busincas by private contract. COTTUN.—This article has an upward tendency. SOO bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Iwintio.-13,500 chests now declared for sale. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally are luta-live today. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 11. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 8,730 firkins of Butter, and 1,760 bales Bacon; and from foreign ports, 8,310 casks Butter, and 480 bale,. Baton. The Irish Butter market was very depressed last week, the large arrivals, coupled with the abundant supply of fresh, caused holders to be anxious for sales, and the mild sorts being least fu demand, a decline of 4s. to ss. was sub mitted to; tall on Cork. and Limericks, of 2s. to 3s. per cwt., at which some business was transacted. The best fo reign declined 41. to Gs. The Bacon market was very lively;; prices both on board and landed advanced 3s. to 4s. per cwt. Sales effected of Waterford Meat at 375. to 60s. for this mouth's shipment, and at same rates landed. Lard and Hams more inquired for. Stocks and deliveries for week ending June 12 : Buren. 114e00, OWL Delivery. Stock. Delivery. 1550 3,840 2,820 4,270 1,690 1851 1892 11,830 3,7:0 I 4,740 2,200 NEIVGATE AND LEADENIIALL, JUNB 14. For the time of year the supplies on otter in these markets are tolerably extensive; nevertheless, the general demand is steady and prices are well supported. During last week nearly 4,000 Ca7C454C5 of country-killed Lamb reached us. Per Bib. by the eare...iaa. Inferior Beef 2 2 4 Middling ditto Prima lures ditto ,2 10 0 Ditto mall ditto Veal 3 8 10 tam►, 31. 11 PRICES OF BUTTER, 4. 41. P. d. Interior Mutton.. . 1 6 2 8 ?diddling data 2 10 3 2 Pilaw ditto Large Pori/ Small lark 3 1 3 13 Od. to 4c 100. CHEESE, HAMS, &e. S. I. Priaalaod, per Owl Kid 6i Tu Dorset ...... new 76 110 Carlow old se Rotoribrd. l9 Cork Limed*. 111 19 9 hub Datkr. par dole; 6 9 ClawklreCtwoodperewt. 56 70 S. 11. erTedii:l7 ----- ii ii Doable Oloorsater, per W cwt. e do. York haw Westmoreland do. frith do. I American do. Wiludare Baran, green 6O 62 Waterford Bacoa 56 60 liamborgts do. 34 37 American — ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, JuNe 14. In the past week we have experienced a very bad trade at declining prices, and we have the same prospect before us to-day. Of fresh Butter we have quite a glut, at very irregular prices. Dorset, fine weekly 74s. to 784. per cwt. 00. nicktliag Dena Fre& ADDISCOMBE MILITARY COLLEGE.—On Saturday the chairman acid a large body of the directors of the lion. East India Company proceeded to Addiscombe to receive the usual half-yearly report of the progress of the students. Amongst the distinguished visitors were Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, the Marquis of Normanby, the Marquis 'Camden, the Earl of Carlisle, Lord Frederick Fitzclareace, Lard Gough, Lord Monteagle, Lord De Itos, Lord Ashbur ton, Viscount Canning, Lord Elphinstone, Lord M a h on , M.P., the Right Hon. Veraon Smith, M.P., Richard Cob den, F.sq. M.P., T. Baring, Esq., M.P., 11. J. Baillie, , Esq., C. L. Bruce, Esq., end a large number of military officers of both services. The advanced studenta exhibited their attainments in the course of an examination in the chapel of the institution, and in the usual engi neering feats of the Coldstream and the sand model house. The following gentlemen were then brought forward for leaving the college in the first class : For Engineers Messrs. Arthur Moffett Lang, H. F. Hancock, E. W. Hum phrey, J. It. Monckton, C. S. Thomason, G. P. de Pah lieu: Falconnet, J. M. Campbell, J. G. T. Griffith. For Artillery : Moan. J. H. Bryce, T. N. Holbaton, H. E. Harrington, R. A. Smith, 0. Sturges, J. R. Pearson, E. Nalwey, W. B. Cumberland, F. C. 'Trevor, T. 11. Turner, C. Hunter, D. J. M'(irigor, B. L. Gordon. For Infantry: Messrs. li. G. Speug, G. S. Pope, C. E. Lennox, G. A. Bishop, H. P. Lysaght, D. G. Manning, H. St. Maur Wynch, R. O. Jebb, C. Jarnewm, T. I)ougal, ('harks F. Middleton, A. Grant. The following prises were then awarded—First Clue Mr. A. M. Lang, the first prite in mathematic, first in fortification, military surveying, first Ilinduetani, and the gold Pollock medal. The chairman, in p-esenting the l'ollock medal, hail great pleasure in awarding to Mr. Lang • memorial struck by the inhabitants of Calcutta in honour of the distinguished services of Gen. Sir G. Pollock, in 1848, and trusted that its possession might prove the forerunner of a similar oreat and brilliant career. Mr. H. F. Hancock, second prize in mathematics; second in fortification, military drawing, and civil drawing. Mr. E. W. Humphrey, prise in French, and find prize for gene ral good conduct (a splendid artillery sword). The chair man said he had great pleasure in presenting that sword u a reward for his exemplary conduct, which he hoped he would long wear with credit to himself and honour to his country. Mr. C. S. Thomason, amend prize for good con duct. Mr. 11. E. Herrington, prize in Latin, and second prize in Hindustani. Second Class: Mr. S. T. Trevor, prize in mathematics, and prize in chemistry. Mr. G. Newmarch, prizes in military surveying, French, and Hin dustani, and third prise for general good conduct. Mr. T. Berkley, prize in fortification. Mr. H. D. Jackson, prize in civil drawing. Mr. J. Beatty, prise in military drawing. Mr. W. 1). Sewell, prize in Latin. Third Clue: Mr. ;M. Elliot, fourth prize for general good conduct. After the reception of the report, the chairman of the com pany, Sir James Weir Hoag, Bart., addressed the students upon the responsibility of the course opening before them. a io dj ut m o th u p ni etu e od t asy to t t et e lun cheonhToh u e a e " o w t f a ai t ether provided, 1 part o f f a lieutenant-governor, andtt g oe the w er nm proceedings then where a Lasted.