The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-31 00:00:00

~ ..c.e. '.. - (--- e //g----€ . . '' - ':" II: ..' . . • .. . . .. . .. ~,.... . ..,..„, • . crkt It try • .„„•......-- - - 4 I this company's center ses hard ' ass Aires oa Satanist closed 88 to reached 85, sad left oil 18 to elt. • res were doll. Assisoltarals left off Australian land IL Inter, at 40 to . - . .-.— _ . MONEY MARKET. MONDAT RTII.IIIO. The funds experienced a further decline to-day, owing to uneasiness is the Stock Exchange being stimulated by the intelligence from Constantinople. As before observed, however, the market gives way very reluctantly, there being still a strong feeling of confidence that the harmonious action of England and France in this matter will restrain Russia from CIMMIk in which The price of these .- 70; today it reached Other Land shares 67 to 89; South Au 42; Van Diemen's, 18 to 19; and llwth British Australasian, I to 3 prem. Crystal Palate shares have receded to 21 to 21 prem. In Australian Bank shares there was an absence of active business. South Aus tralian Bank were heavy, but there was a renewal of the demand for Oriental Bank shares, at a rise on Saturday's rates. Grand Central Railway of France shares have declined to 11 to 111 prem., end Grand Trunk Railway of Qlnadvo 1 dn. to par. Shares of the Melbourne and Monist Hones lineament Company were quoted in the house kto preen. Annexed are the latest reports front continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's telegraphic ex press:—Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents, 9&; ditto Two-aid-a-Half per Cents., 64 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 11-16 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., Foreign, 48i; the Coupons, 6 1-16; Portuguese New, 371; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 82 15.16; Granada De ferred, 101. Vienna, Saturday : Five per Ctut. Me tallic., 94Z ; exchange on London, 10.41 ; Bank shores, 1,430. actual hostilities against the Porte. Reports are current in well informed quarters that the ➢oints in dispute between the two eastern powers will in all probability be referred to arbitration. During the whole of the period of the agitation of this dis pute, Consols have oscillated merely between 1001 and 1001, and must thus, in view of the disastrous results that might possibly attend the rupture, be regarded as remark ably steady. But for this deprewng influence there can be no doubt the markets would have made a de- cided upward movement, which would to-day have been further stimulated by the extraordinary arrivals of gold. As a proof of the absence of serious alarm in moneyed circles generally it may be mentioned that the Cannot settling now in progress shows con siderable baying on the part of the publics at the re duced prices antitut dung the last few days. Sup porters of the market us argue that on the settle ment of the Eastern difficulty prices would rapidly rise. The comparatively steady aspect of the various continental Bourses further tends to inspire a feeling of confidence. The exception is the Paris market, which continues to recede, but the decline is regarded as the natural result of the speculative mania which has been so long fostered in that market. Whilst referring, however, to the absence of alarm in the public mind as regards this political imbroglio, it ought to be remarked that considerable anxiety is felt, and that the advice' from Constantinople are watched with extreme interest. The subjoined calestations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each COM be taken into account Int. por cent. Price. per annum. 100 i £219 81 991 3 0 3i Three per Cent. Consols Three per Ceat. Reduced Bank Stock (die. at the rate of 7 percent. per annum) 229 8 5 6 India Stock 260 4 0 91 Exchequer Bills (interest ld. per cent. per day) par. 1 10 6 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver— pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. lot. per et. per anus U the rate of °Meted paid. Pres. Price. RAILWAY. ILIA 4 year. Last you , 4 174 Liverpool, Crosby, and bouthport 3 1 b 410 $ 10. Lon ion, Brighton, and South Coast 221 South Eastern 814 Task and North 1113huul 131 Euless Counties 4 10 (4 3 13 1 53 Marl Gnu Western—lreland 4 9 14 4 0 711 90 London and Bentli Wooten 4 a 194 4 3 4 91 Chug Western 744 nklbod lOU 4 7 3 4 311 104 Henkel and Buts, 174 Tack. limes e 4 and BereSek 44 111464011.11404100•414, and Derby 98 Lamaist sod Carlisle 4 3 0/ 3 17 16 1176 Louisa and Borth Western Stock 144 Ludlam and Korth Western Filth, 101 Lamers end Pruden 4 3 94 3 17 $4 371 FAlnierget esiebegow 4 0 0 4 0 0 1111 Enettaneaddre 4 0 0 3 8 50 Dublin and Bethel 17 Gnat Si.uthe and Western—heard 3 18 111 3 14 61 60 Lanssabire and Yorkshire Stuck 87 I:l=ad South Western 314 7 3 7 14 35 42 Great Ilerarrn 2 03 91 2 11 14 21 MANE owl Birkenhead 2 12 94 2 8 04 .. . , • /-,,,. , - ..sa•-•36"4011.-eanucffewrgess-ot. C' , - . . • • • '• ' - ':" Z . r: :.' . • • • c 0 :- rprtt ... No. 2,1 3.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1853. „...:. _ - - --- -- - IRELAND. SECOND EDITION. SHARE LISTS. POWILION RAILWAYa. 111 3 West, Mal loOsydan 1 6 die I - Dvatax, May 30. se 4 WIMMO WI (Miwwwww .. Pwc 4 is We are threatened with another agitation, and - MONDAY EYENDIO. 1,: 20 cimm iszvz . .... , lo. 9o o. 1 ii The railway market opened flatly , and throughout 10 Is Ppm mg g anals . .., 14 2 xi pi, that, toe, the worst kind of all-a religious agitation . FROM TIIIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. I religious excitement exercised the day was depressed in tone, owing to the flatness :: $ Do* Iftelik. - - I i Cs owl Any l'`nance which ll disappearing ; for so ma mane nett)o:ilwri teeling t wasrap y . - of Console , and a fuller supply of some stocks than se 1 D a . g a62 .1 2 1' - " j ti P . "a on Saturday ; but in its general character the market 2 to s o , ,,._antadtealg•Maile___.la. le it „" 2i stir by the " proselytising spa the acrimony prodWAILOPTICE. MAT 31. As tem - as if is t ailed, does not seem to operate in that shows great steadiness, and the reduction in ws- . ." ' '''''''' Allan " stra' It I I O a vet De 411 . De l . r am mtu a tChareolisru par Ipm wa y ; but the nunnery question t appe ..t o . n the..pnint robs alla- 6410 . SO MR atiee n" ; . the Queen, with the rank o f ill both slight and far from eneral. The account is eon o f f oiring all the worst fea tares of poll me-re llol T : 4 °" rib . utunremendid . .- -ta es WM* kbolgamPellitell ia as ww: i ll iw iliadt Sawl . , ool. limited, but, on balance , for g the rise. The tango * a 'is innalillij i s e si.d . e-ta l e r r ides A ' on London and North Western stock to-day was Sr ,ii lh s -. l .ltailwa - - and saltation once more. . The first symptom . . of . th ;WM" liet nett MaSaw - Drirey 7s 71 - .. 4 44 act mosement are making feeling appearance not in various .I %, 7l ::. 4l eutet. s47 talwaim akeemd Hlimish aii .... 4 . 2 • 6 l l ar t yd. usi t e nnig r tha t; t a e nd w o , nielidland 1. Great Westerns receded to Bfil t• I ....Do- ...._.. . 44 ' enr giu reer., bet pipular_ apparently on apprehensions nected with 14 . 5 3 ''D .. . (=,), p',.. ‘ ;',..L : • - IS 11 dial arow ,d, as mint people seem to think that : nothing ass, rar e * Vi li m emiei , awry Walla t i n bl eb w , 1 1 4 a st the Mid - Western Railway scheme. * 9 =t g e soff 'l a s Dsgmens; Sam Nevem Pbllll*. Dl* Pas ibli rasel IL lion- - So 74 pro -.- .. II M ons wh serious is utter all intended in parliament ; but men het Mb Belga& ; tea WM Peres Vila= Benare, 41141 Past 211 * mars wile . se THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoCE. who ore only inning ready to take advantage of the oc- To be **no In the Army : Cosa* foisylgatEaidwil. Merest ; 11 ;it name tom, e:7 i 7 fi put Bemeneen Robert it am cam& Oremdlsr Owns; The railway market is again lower to-day , in 1 7 - 111 1 la " D adsallatarrat) ''- ": radon are beginning to bestir themselves, and to ap- Edo nom . mai , nub hot lanameate mime mem sem IOC pithy with Consols, but, although the general feeling e l ' It, Sardnala r , al Irlana 9 ..„- - ssi 1 4 1 534 I of pe g to the popular passions. m a * Foot: 11 12:m i te i D al . lah a e g s sa a a. M " 7.11 ' I , l 7 d o b o r d i t a n sm dad is very gloomy, the actual fall in prices is still not - - Ta o al - m o k l - .,, N ,: i 14 1 tot ...--- sere% so Past; Lent 0. Ist Ilmilsim Lee serious. In the absence of beyers, however , prices .. 14 el, i ._,_ 0 11.109111110_, „___lnnk Preen. al 14 Mb tha ne gradually drooping throughout the market, and 'il 1: Tz b -= ae• :: :: 1 4 7 , 4 1+ gm at 47 4 abl Isrigada AssieL gemtermarger.Osnseal; Rielord DEKTA Tiox T(;) LORD PALNIERSTON ON reed aniay. aminsing; Ir. w. L. Rum* 7411 Mr; cat BURIALS IN TOWNS. Petty bond . led plea; interposition of the settling day tends to increase *IR llama *ram -..44 id cid - "lb." nmfr.- 71141 not; Peter P. [WA!. kola 01611117 ; the depreemon. awfaimabh Dawes swam Dminoz, Boy* snowy. *to Parham! etrastun . 3•1 III• 1 . fle I French shares opened at a further fall, but have Ir o n t 7 4 l4lmbee ndr4le' llossamo sni a.r" m itiensond ma w . beur .. ...: t i rl dis t lear ee to her Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the burial of , learn of St, Pancras, consistiog of the Rev. Thos. Dale (the since experienced a partial rally. i in BANKRUPTS. a 1 loyal esswit* v icar), Mr. Churchwarden Billet, Messrs . Stock, Really, , ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ... i 1 en 11 JANIS Snots., Queen's-road , St. John's-wood, builder. Is ic wan en urns _. 11 m liii N A Pierce (county magist.ates), with Messrs. Cooper. Bret- Bauman WALLAS Dam, Lomaheadmsrees. City, thee in 6 pm. nuranam a Cilar . : t ram Illoisseeiday le 4 Ds. peribed. Pram - ••• 7. t. 1 l'aL I° V 28 2 . 98.6 11Pre: 11 3, 121 ge lhdr irl. • •••• •• . :1 6 :il t Pt Ipa p 0 - Md Railed upon Lord Palmenttas at factor, • do pe *Out, and Tisopsoo, _ - - _ ------ 4 inalbsen the Rome 6tliee, is reference to the state of the burial CUARLIS Psalmists! BIiNJAIIIII LAINO, port of sun- et. 100 aterdasa . ... ss4 se don, muter mariner. Se Ilf utbse t t a i t 'atti%Fosii. an win Thane ,j, o f t ut fetish, and as to the cemetery at Earle.. oun WILLIAM POLIORD, lass Sutton, Lincolnshire, cord- le4 111 net J 'aan Si 4 111 11 Do. 51 Mt OEM Praia. IWs ear sit den-gases . Weiner.we) . eeSsorVell; 10 1 to It 'ft...4 yr,..... pi 101 pm rii Lord l'stmEnaton rezeived the deputation with great JONATHAN WILDDINOTON, Jun., Wigan , Lancashire, ,r__ II 18 eft m e ctiebsa.Jus. 7 sdo 174 an Do.Cbes.lllllll-0001111111.C. 31 It M 3 Weaternoillwltssnusd.. i IMs DI 4 14 sth co draper. courtesy. II 14 Dm fle. de. 154... 14 11 dim of The Rev. Tao*. DALE stated to his lordship that the JOILI MALI" Lancaster, silversmith. St. I.R. erwlasdimser -• .. los 04 JOINT STOCK BANKS. w 1 at ve. Csisdmin . eft 70 r 4 1 1 parish of St. Pancras hail effected the purchase of 87 rem - as all nommen Baynas :. ss 3.4 M al , Oorti Nall limMa_ _- ... 214 311 Llamas bus sams al of freehold land, in the parish of Fiochley - a most eligible SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Era Lama Rums. Paid' pekes done 118 of 1 that they were making arrangements so that the Tunas KAY, Outvote, Dundee, baker. IS Ii Ombilssmd 11111110-06*- 3 4 pm materday. tuday. re 36 i..' Dudes, renb.sulabst- - - ----- build board would be enabled to open the new extramural tux:: i l i g i r a o L i Irs:V . 4 g o a t; the 84 . f b l t" a sh°elllik" . II se er ajeal" ." ... 9 9 WU 40 Aestralais Ne wry by or before June, 1&31. The pariah of St. Pan- manta ac urer. Is all Deirrg It lid im :. 44,003 IS . Rink of Ada' . iII dh Ot *Pe 10 Chart. bank of ladle, ens war however peculiarly situated, for it had-in addition to its own parochial burial-ground-been made a MRS. BEECHER STOWE IN THE HOUSE OF 14 ail 11"aen (laie It ,26 . 7.7. 31 7 . 106 11 21,000 2$ English, Ssettlia, sad w Australian Chartered 10 1 1 pm re ceptacle for the dead of other districts; there beiag no LORDS , 1$ al. Do. elm s wiet 0415 5. Is 74 7/ 34000 19 Lowden Rent of Aus. - le„ than 12 other grave-yards belonging either to other st. tee owe Laassaiee . 736 744 73 4 trails and ladle s - I 5 , an IL es M.L Demed* * *.Ja as 56 $5,004 SO Leaden Chartered Bank al parabet or pricite companies. It would be useless for the Mrs. Beecher Stowe, accompanied by the Duchess s t H o gdmb ere k ee e= . 734 744 a Australia ~.-. pea a St. Pancras to lay out large sums of money for of Sutherland, war in the House of Lords last night; hence, is 4 Wong* toff _ ... - - $ 4,000 U Oriental Soak Corpora all 31 34 316 tl et. 1111 oilaeuro. fit[ ear SO 32 $0,005 s area ann. Baratart the isterment of their own dead, if these burial grounds porhape, the anti-slavery debate, which began vigorously, et too Idiom saty.i. _i met Chid Import. Co . Co 1 4 dls pee were permitted to remain ; and, therefore, they had waited and only flagged when the bonnet of the fair philanthropist t . Ire OrenDallwea ... .. 83 69 554 5,605 IP esoth sutra* „ U al) 51 al spot his lordship to take such steps as would compel the was no longer visible to the orators. Dm A. See* ... ... 53 $7 90.100 15 Union of Australis 11. 100 DA D e Mask . . 114 144 5.040 1 ... Do. New st e ee 0 authorities of the grave-yards ref.rred to to close them by se. ass ot.sostik...swai.luZ, its 11$ nu sods time as the extramural cemetery of St. Pancras would - --- - -- IR 199 Oreatlessesee ... .. IN eOl 12 MISCELLANEOUS. C 11 11 Ina ends Esslen .. IN 5 I be reedy to be opened. FATAL CARRIAGE ACCIDENT , to all lemestsr sad Carliela .. 94 51 Gleans Mr. Churchwerden I:MA.2TV urged upon his lordship _., .-. 1t! t j a i pa .. Yesterday _ . an inquest was held by Mr. Higgs, M 8 .- 104 1 4 4 • 40161 n 4 a 4. T. 014 k 1 " 7 4 4 dis So. ilh. HiMeLs.swerme. Pd prtoes Buda= dew d the injustice it would be upon the parish if they borrowedoo 7111 4 yesterday ;to-oay. d 10 11 DWYSSIm the i to ß tted Dog, Strand , d 3 relative to the death of Mr. 14 4 4 D o , w oe s *ftai ii - jj a i ee I s i n . - I twelsWlmHees 2i,000i., and had to pay the interest thereon, whilst these ju t e : tobacconist of No. 163, lee li a Ni Lomemsall lisksnil 'll i el lei 10,5110 100 austral= mai._ ~. as 47 79 30.8riLAserleanLaad sst so It 79 II 1 gonads were permitted to remain open. He remarkedlo,ooo 10u, snwla Company- 33 6 0 70 that one pound in particular, that of St. Giles's-in-the- Strand , who died on aged raaa the ' in be sustained by being to 3 Leet,Tilkosy e lt esathall ii Ipm 100,000 Sprystal Palace 51.13pm 71 1 knocked down by the fields, but been raised four feet by the bodies interred, and carriage of tits Right Hoe . J. W. St. IN hiso.Allsifilinn,eill. Dud 106 105 130.000 4'Cryit.Prikof trues 2 I / 14 .. c 123,711 IN. lint. Aust. Land all Itpm in lit. 100 aml/ullreseer 1171 1173 1171 17 1 had been not only pronounced most detrimeatalto the health Henley, 11.1'., on the night of Wednesday hat. Deceased dl2 l' g r a 2. yi l i de . alighted from an omnibus near the Ship Hotel, Charing-- 2 14 pa 1 Do. Preference all .- - i of the inmates of St. Pancras Workhouse, which it adjoined, 10 _I Do./lesh, - 111.61.1114 C 14 It .. 110,000 e Peeißiv.Led.RMln all ', 334 pm cross, about half-past eleven . on Wednesday night, and was o ut 1 0 7 4 ...._ 11, ..w ... .. : 9 r di . toe,ooo I geoubbAnationst all llf 2 pes but when the vestry were sitting in their Vestry-hall, theyll,7oo 13 1 8 . Anetrallan Land IS 1 410 a 2 414 40 about h to he aross ee to e the other side of the way, almost in • line m all . ... i were obliged to keep the windows on the side of the ground D‘. gee si •• .1. - It 1,1 " 10,41.001 100:VanDiemea'sLand 181 181 191 !19 C slated in consequence of the o ff ensive smells it emitted. With t Bil -cross, public-house, when the carriage of 1$ en 1 air.daum 19 21 Mr. Henley, whin contained two ladies, and was proned- et too tionskjulgADlmesteali. 214 SO 1 Mr. W. IL Courrn called the attention of his lordship t• MINES. beg towards the residence of the right hon. gentleman in 2( .21 De.Nme.allasi.. Cohn .. e4 . 4 114 741 I 1 the injustice of permitting the bill for the Hulesden Green Great George - street, came up, and the pole struck the 'ijr . ' I I; diodod ' . ' do W D Z4,, . •z. z Menne', IMMO. I Cemetery to be tarried to the metropolitan parishes. They deceased and threw him to the ground. The coachman * D . idid.O. West, (W. :. ...: - -- The market is still very dull for alment all descrip- 1 had compelled parishes to go two miles beyond a certaintions of British mining shares, althcragh the rise in i d ues very p d w ro be m a pt in pulling ti the li . orsss up, and although Os 7 1. , 1 0 1,91,.... 0 . . .• - -di boundary, whilst they had allowed a private and trading wse ho lying partly under the eau _s_s lit_ Do. Eery EsiMetais .. 1 , Ipa .. eii the standard has caused a little inquiry for some I company t . come two miles within the boundary. ?dors- e r e . it it nephew not seem that t t w le had pissed over r , Igle s . r, 5m 68 21. 4 . 604 ... L! du dividend stocks, but at such low prices that pa rt ies 1 Mr, whilst the parishes were compelled to charge all the are not disposed to sell. Prima are merely nominal I ecclesiastical fees for interments as they now 'listed, this rm. btt un °rinser/man happened by chance at I se I Newrressnapobithien. 4 h . to c. pas :ad y h a i t• time, and rommaiskag his relative , at „e s t. n str..+E_, ... - ... es 53 at present, there being bat few transactions. The I company wets to have the power to *tor at mere nominal ess sales reported to-day are :-Wheal Basest, 525; fent for the clergy. put tato • cab sad removed to bit residence a 15 4 !4 .7.1 4 7,;7 0 ,„ er & i a m ii, 31 23 do West Providence , 52 ; (With Camden, 190; Wheal ' _ in the Strand. He seatinon is • state of insensibility • . 100 • Werth MIMI , ~. .. 56 MI Lord PALIIIMITON, who paid nay peat attention to MI unt il th e 11,41 0 .4 41 day, ills o u st exh ibi ted =Au , of 141 14 North Deme _ .Ser. I. . - - dl. Mary Ann, 45 ; ell rad Lanartb, 18 - West Wheal statemsents, requested the deputation to let him have lb. Wiese, as if he bad 110401111M111 bilks pole of a couch or sl t b it LI .. - - a . as Treasury, 101; Mi ll pool, 12 ; East Wheal Rumen, leading f ac ts s pas pow , an d prombea awe his ma& a Wm% had. He EOM WWI Sem his exhausted eon- 33 174 sank , 121 ,... 6 - 43 A . 11j, I ; Tremayne, 20 ; Wheel Golden, 3, 4 ; Bed. sideration. inn, sad aspired 4111 SMarday Weft after noon. A at .14 N or m m a m ma ",„.„„„• - - M i ford United, Bk, 1; Clive, 4 } Sydney, 81; pestanema esamehrales ebowed diet the top ribs on both to to mermen s. weenier - - me The deputation then retired. Wheel Edward, 21; , 14; North Wheel aka sad the Mb rib were fraseund, and that be died Itt. lee Wes., 411 a4l 581, _ ______ ___ _ sea the share whisk the *emu bad ma s a i ssa d. l t was SL IN en. war ... .. Is or • Robert, 8. stated that the carriage was going at steady pace, that it st. ;2,, ...__, o wwaa.rolawa, .- „" Cl 4 The downward tendency of the gold mining share ELECTION OF CHAMBERLAIN FOR THE was stepped, sad the footman directed to look after th e un- i t irk; "1ie71..1.i7va.;. on; ii ii market was more strongly shown to-day, all descrip- CITY OF LONDON. toreaseas deseassd, that the road was well lighted at the in s :ftempshery &marsh* 14 1 ces gi ll plea of *le sealmas, but that more than the usual number 5 4 tel reasubsty sea theism Done appearing for the present to be out of favour. _ .Nearly all these adventures were quoted lower to- FINAL STATE OF THE POLL - SEVENTH DAY, a yak:: wags Inassolia elks,, ll s u t i:M 4 dtwn. ssaoat at s I fr aiti nt urn! 144 sit ri ., :fgr .) ... .. 17 1 3 81 day. At 4 o'clock Peel River were quoted 3 to 31 MAT rem 3O. la maw* le tbs Ismossr, tb. cdonlabbs= that dm awns f i : i j '' laa ammdtr i . ::: 3 3 prem.; British Australian Gold, par to 4 pram . ; For Sir John Key, Bart. 3,179 mas of Mr. Eselerseenisae was see prom% be is I so i=trjaao ...... ..... gi It ao , Colonial Gold, 1 946 to 1 11-16 prem.; Great Nug- For Mr. Benjamin Scott 2,912 Ind swarmed Ws. After goons ffheassiesi tbe eh NO Illoothisslsta .... ... ... 741 141 74. get, 11 to la prem.; Port Phillip, par to ; - were adjound me as to panne the attendance ifkiz 80 80 11110111Malot -_... me 37 Agua Fria, 1 9-1 8 t° 111 - 16 prem .; Ang • onuan • , coachman sad as Saimaa, ren e th er parties who might Illt II ONO Tobaikietuv II 14 Majority for Sir John Key 267 have wi n the sanarreses * s we date -... el 41 4to 3 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 14 to 11 prem. Ths total number of voters polled since the eons- 2$ all SWIM= fli= ii: 28 2 3 Shares of the Jamaica copper mining oonipan . ies U le Teams** 4 $ s mincemeat of this contest is 6,091. On the part of Sir Jelin - ---1 ) 17 Taber Math .. ... . . 15 136 were flat , except Metcalfe, which, after improving Key the utmost efforts were used throughout tbe day, mad LOCAL SRARE MARKETS. IS all wowed ad ea all' Walwheil sod =... sr 4 " . to 91 to 10 prom ., closed 9to 4 prem. There is Still JO 14 Weet Ownwall ....- ... 10 104 a do*tion to sell these shares on any rally. In thorough unanimity of ruling seemed to prevail amongst the *hole of his agents. Early in the day, however, some LIITIII,OOOL. theMA: 3 t. - T l l lO market was Hat during the I: St what WWI UM W. eat 100 Ass rW Brazilian and Co is shares were higher, depute arose between the managers of Mr. Scott', committee " ta r d y Clity.m f ena, d .l. , BlLlTeurn,"6l h fc:::,..! ___ ad o i on ße t at et. lee Teek.llecemsrheallerideb 70 714 It 7011 dfrd but United Mexican were flat. sail onsof their powerful nests (as oar reporter was in- Eastern Counties, 134-Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 703- It 1 " Ho D i tm,g a l„p ae llia lr mi ema :', 7 , ;. , , , i ; •,. The closing prices of new undertakings are as formed), so that many votes were not recorded in that Midland, 743. se. 1* !Tisk and Nati UMW 43 IA WA, follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Mel. gentleman's favour as might, under other circumstances, BIRWINGUAW, MAY 30.-Thers was very little business LW= LIAM AT 111.1 a) wpm" ben been. done in this market to-day. London and North Western d . td a. dgh ii. No w . bourne Gold, 4 to; per share ; Australian Mutual, ' 1 to New Eighths were done at 3 prem.; Droitwich Salt Corn- 1 die . ; Australian Consols, a to 4 die. • Monarch Solute a number as 6,091 has not polled at any former ..,, Pally snares. at 131; end Wolverhampton Gas, at 3 prem. SO Se liddimarall itan W k lerr a nl 105 1111 b old, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; " Chartered ' Australian election for the office of chamberlain. 5,454 voted in loins asANCHISTIII, MAT 30 .- Prices were a shade lower, lothielmisak 64 SI Land and Mining, Ito 1 pet share ; Lewis Hill when Sir James Shaw, Bart., was sleeted, the numbers with a" fair huhu* London stock, 1174; Ditto, New 119 - 100 nandllasnalheale to*. IP. 1 ISO 142 Range, Ito 4 per share ; Golden ;Mountain. Ito 1 per Wien-for Sir James Shaw, 9,447; end for Aldermen Eighths- 7 -16 I , - t Lancashire ! I ttessocee. 3P. i Leeds is 11 o dese m os a DOOO p ono , stack, 794 ; Dino, F, par; Midlands , 74-1 ; Doyen, share ; Lake Superior Copper, I die . to par ; Waithrnao, 3,007-majority 440.(InwalssOreatteesurs See IS 22-4 ; District B an k , 91 p.; North Stafford*, 44 d.; East tee all ffestispedDaskisltailw. Ceylon Land and Mining, 4 the. to par; Pontgibaud The state of the poll was received with loud demonstra- Lancashire, 181. WEILL a Rae.) - - Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; Cologne Lead, 1 die. tons of applause, bat the remainder of the proceedings Lislia, AY 30.-The share market has been unusually to SO 8 1 1".16100818 MI•TcnaStlls 0 111 114 111ki ~ 13 1I DD.& drum ai h , * $ 7 to par • Brucutu Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Cor ner, of the most boisterous character. So far as our re. ‘ 1 )! 11 - - t his m° • The on l y t ransaction a rn sa in le g of North tffo t ' at 44 rrr"d" " I V l b D.l thigal die 271 181 berry *est, 4 dia. to par ; Connemara, par to I porter could glean, tie following is the substance of the ' Change nal 1 i, wen Siest prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to 1-16 die.; Sulphate Omen meseeknann 14/ 143 remarks mule by the two candidates : -- -- - - - - -- - so 20 Oita Prdsassas (dlee) oe 27 of Barytes, Ito 1 per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 die. Sir loos KEY, who was received with the utmost ea- , to par ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1•to Ot - die. ; CREDULITY AND SUPERSTITION . - A clockmaker " " f___Wasedee Norlolk).„..„. . 18 100 thusiasue said that be thanked the livery most cordially for and his wife, named Robert, of Pont i Monson, near r .!!! _.-. iii.._ , --- - Obernhof, 1 to t pm. ; Britannia Gold, : to 3 the honour and confidence they had placed in him, the Nancy , were • sew days ago tried by the Tribunal of Cot •• 'a ii = 41 ,=. 40 ' ,T A W. ) 3 34 • per share; Poltimorer , 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. proof* which was to be found in the state of the poll that rectional Polies of that city for swindling. A man mussed so .11 ismi s ige and R o a m Kenmore, t, to a per eh.; British and Colonial Smelt day. (Loud chcen.) The battle, which had been a very Courtier deposed that some time ago Robert called on him, tea _ .osrulitollemkt.h Dot 1 - - 01 . ing and Reduction, kto k prem.; Respryn Copper, :ndmtold himeaty i that h ee is e tfe, re w e h e o m unde m . te m ti e nt ee fortn e us e aa ; a ll a till a = ameaseasreee, Oti par to 1 prem.; l'arkwin and Carwalsick Tin, 4 mere see, had been fought, and the victory was then won. (Cheers.) The livery of London had achieved a glorious to draw is the a cards 'anscriplion, from having a bad number. 33 211 , D r Mr tAk . r e d r i 53 Si to I prem.• Trevose Silver Lead, 4 to 1 prem.; - . Garnett and ' Moseley, 11 to 11 prem.; Jamaica Cop triumph ; they had proved their independence, and Ma - He weal to her, and ohs asked him for two francs to con- is ss • p eootook if - r0 0 m+ ,1 6 ,,,; blisbed that independence on a firm and permanent bash. suit the conic He paid the money, and she said that she 1 ISN.WeeLliteklYorb - - per, 41 to 41 . prem.; South Devon Consols, 1 die. to (Laughter and cheers.) During that contest they ha-0 saw from the t* ith-t his he son are would dd get a bud Ir. W I Dina i d irlarmllgriji; - t e n r iLal N Tl, i k d sZt ' LO k i Pro to ' P .. I ; prem.; Great Hewes Copper, cop 4 pe d r is ; toy o p i re p m m . 4 ; , erran Wheel Alfred, par heard • gnat deal of " combination." (" Hear," and L u ria be , r tiu t and a t t ha tin could get him exempted by causing ~, is Oast Ilsrliore -.. 151 153 laughter ) Who were they that bad combined, and by mum' and prayers to be said. She asked 32 sous for a ii- iirstuidftikinillmisthetelki l5l 153 whom was that combination made ? Why, the combing, mass; but as t h e cure of his own village was only ac- *llmlPCbaa)....- 1 1 dl . tc,:dinP:nerldi . Vir4 g T7vcilEs Gold an lion had taken place otralnst the Aim who had performed inatoond to charge 15 sous for one., he objected to pay kb * West nse c ep.Ogas New South Wales !lord. 4 die. to }prem. all the duties ine:dent to the highly honourable station he . . mach. c te St e thereupoo remarlf t ed ,:ie . a . You e do e n w ' e t mide t r e si 13 k w 0331. 01: ). _ 33 iii -331 THIS DAY: Two o'CLOCK. hat ken called upon to fill. and against himself as such • "I th m e y 2lY. She then told yourse lf him to . cud his son to her Ine ta a " b e ( ";9 1 MOMS Wasteral..- 1031 1.34 1034 The gold mining eb,eres are Bat ; few but sellers cm hail that combination been raised. During the course pa id lith a new shirt• which she would burn at midnight; and of that straggle, he (Sir Joht) had often been necessitated she got 3fr. more from Linn for a prayer, which she re- _ ._.. PEZIIII . MCI SHARisi. o ff ering. Colonial Gold . ablate( are quoted 11 to 1 to refer to a variety of calumnies w hich e n d b ee n cloned his son to wear on his breast and' the day of f draw- 7:7 :b.. ards4a i i..- 2 ; ii;; . iii: :: Se, Ko e n m aeg; and fil t rr i at prer Nu gg ets, t . 24 to 2: preen. •; Nouveau circulated, and he regretted that the puttee were „ t eye , log far the consc s r r ip:Lon i , n a:i h d .e to w ree or ite i nit ,. e th ee s e J rt 4 ) o. dra . l l7. - L l ' 1:13 arisiDlS Vir"..._" "' 1 ( 4 !II .5.5 Peel River shares have ora l to 21 to 21 prem.; then satisfied, as it appeared they were still desirous of i dlssot so ul fre r r a jour divine robe to be divided by lot, grant 1$ 16 ,C4malsr red Holyhead „. 191 104 10 and Australian Agriculture* to 63 to 66. North Pursuing the Same course. (Hear, hear.) If there were me the gra* to draw a good number. Glory to God." 111 51 Out sal Dodos ;iMs i Pa British Australasian are quoted t t." 1 prem.; Scot soy parties in that hall who were the authors of thew She ------ :send • written promise of 40fr . to be paid in al an ! Danalaa dea tat deno sada:air - 1 54 iii fish Australian Investment, It to II Prem. eslammies, let them at once stand forward, and prove tho the event of the ton drawing a good number. The draw- 114! 31 EadAuglieMSLlOStp.et. 4 44 jug took place in due lime , and a bad number turned up. 4 4 ,r 4 4 .4 4,, ( ar . ) 7 per Ct . I 3 3i sae. 6 t54..1.• natements they had made. (Some party on the platform . No. Shire Mass. Pad nn us d'"" 0 Nothing abashed, however, she prepared to procure the i 2 ; PhDs, (eh 174.1 7pa cti 14 pa yederig7. imele7- here made • remark, which our reporter did not catch, bat young man's exemption br giving him medicine which Ilasteasuffate.,3 pe.,ffol: 1 21 pm N 0.3 2 - - - _ - - this was the signal for a row, and a scene of confusion fol- would nuke him ill, but ibis was refused. The Tribunal „. , 1 , ,, %„ . _ . 0151t.___._d5.,„,__, ll 4 .. se IMMO 1 Ana Fria all 11 13 2112 .31 6 lowed which lasted some minutes ) Sir John then entered condemned both the accused to eighteen menthe' imprison. a 1 i ii , i r sis r i r g Osr mo '''';,, A 7 3 ll a i 154 NAN I vAngio AustrallanGold all par fpm *to a variety of details, during which he alleged that Sir mint. , • • illaramela raill, -- modl _ moo los. • Saga Calkotaitus Peter Laurie bed persecuted him for years, and that the AN VICIDEST AT 564.-Duri . ng the gales at the I paraps. st yarrt.. 16; la wee 10 esatta!miiiin 30 Asetrallan 6 14 if 31 whole of the opposition to him upon that occasion emanated beginning of Ottoher, Plat , a captain of a steamer eneoun- se, leflekostlisetbssall 130 Isl ter m ed, somewhere between Yarmouth and Holland, • vessel la °ail:M. 9 W ler t rate‘.. L. 113 111 111 IS 1 t " trahail ° Y= from Si r Peter is t h e p e rson of Mr. Scott. After some which, from its ungainly movements, he knew must be ui I IDe, 411 mrsiot. ier - i4 Pal 1 11 pm 1 WOO see Maria ali 1 dis other observation, , the worthy baronet thanked the livery waterlogged, and likely to sink. He therefore steered 44 44 4ameilMougswgightlio If 111 NEW 1 ileitis\ Australian Golr all i 1 71 for tktir kindness, ant retired from the platform am id s t towards it, for the purpose of saving those en board. On la t. ! _f_l9,e.elks, gamic _ _I in "SW 13 enrittehlron ts.6 7if P. 3 11,100 WI sitrantrap,(les.ats 4 .pr 246 5 6 51 considerable cheering. approaching, he observed the muter pacing toe fro on e, , ileneellens. esee _ , tee . ,__ 0,1110 se DexconaeseCwee. all 4i el his quarter-deck, in apparent unconcern. He took no 7, T rff„,_,,= i t le: 118 1 ,3 _ 1n 11,010 hi , Do. ett. John Del key 15 $ 1 37 31 Mr. Sons said he was glad to find that at length that notice of the shouts that were addressed to him, and seemed i t; ts o ; •••' ld •ra s widaddo .. d i 1 . 64 Y 110,001 4.. tkreou's Creek all par .pm stubborn, protracted, 'and sharply contested election had quite unconscious of the close neighbourhood of the oc. 100 Iglus 11001.0war.4 pent 134 137 11,001 4o Ciabre Coppet 150.000 $ tolonlal Gold 1 If 11pm 21 drawn to a close. (Hear, hear.) He, though fur the no- steamer. None of the cre w . were visible. They were, per- St. ,100 IlltesPesesranduis pope. - - _,,.!.__ 470 PleP 0 l4 141 II hap.' worn out with pumping, and might have lain down, $0 0 , I ,tomesomeesOmmala 34 Ima must defeated, felt proud that he, an humble individual, . It on all further effort as useless; or, in their despair, 14 all LondemisreliOsisr. oeb lu 1 1 35 . 0,0100 et. ••• • *toots of Fag. all 65 75 8, 1 , 1 manly known amongst them, had polled so large • gi sag (..-oars.. is n emillueisk ass t 111 1 44 5,000 13 +Do. Pref. 7, permit. all 4 9pm t h e y Might have got to the spirits and nude themselves 70,040 5 ellogkAustrallanChppi all 2 1$ die number of votes-many hundreds mots than had been dead drunk, fearing to meet death in a state of con- 10 Ito lits= I=l**4 ... . 101 11 Great Nutria Vein .. all 1111 pm 34 polled by the two former Chamberlains. (Hear, bear.) Ho sciousness. As . the mastergava no sign of wishing to S 3 i Ds. SS Idd ' dt " I D. Registered '. 10,000 20 44,44eral - -,, iti 15 17 wculd not then speak upon the immediate matter of the accept the assistance offered , th e captain of the 14 all aCerthie, Sip& - I 27. ...a..,, .e. 130 151 54,050 Wane Dmby of Sada all 1 dia 4 en. election. The statements he had to make respecting that, steamer turned away, intending to leave the vessel 1 0- 1 W ' 161 A ' Ditto Prorates* , ........ 1 • 11.0 u e t Polltouth all 14 IMs to her fate. When he had reached the distance at 10) Norfolk Ettenekm. 116 i l 18 10 ,) ,10 fate altaulii , sod the important principles connected with the mutt of of a quarter of • mile or so, he gi v e one more look st I to De . 44 per p m/ . fp o li 118 132 1111 60.010 Liberty the coatest, he should leave for Wednesday next, when the at the sinking craft ; and feeling sure, from some awkward , l at , 3 , 4 06, 6 , 6 ,,,v a u +2 6 pot - - 9,004 +Wares 50,000 Li:warn:Ad:Wilma Gold Officio] state of the poll would he declared. (Hear, hear.) and unmistakeable movements, that she must soon founder, ' " ' 1:1'11 Do. Debentures ... ... 17 tlr Gusted Crushingt.Z.. all 1 6 Per the kindnew of his friends open that memorable oat- he resolved to make •to and trial, and turned back again, 10 91. all No w' rth Staflordahl ... re ." .., 204 1 54 100,f00 Illariquita ln,reo I Hesteselldß.Amerlean 4 6 Pi hos he felt grateful, hoping to see them on Wednesday getting as near to the vessel as he dared. As before, no _ ; ~,,,,, ~ 6 von Rlee Grundy .. tics whatever was taken of the pretence of the steamer; "t• • `"nr o r: sr. " . ‘ig t r . Z pss 'e , o t i ,i:, _ sty, seed which day he bade them most heartily farewell. but the master continued pacing backwards and f orwar d s, ts 11 I ort.o ditto ditto' If 11 pm Mono Noumea Mem% 50,000 1 Nova Scotia Minter and Tee large stably then divined. as one might do quietly and idly in one's study. Ina few • a Irtioramesteroget a oro v a l ... 104 Ile Copper Smelting 3 3 i Ms minutes the ship gave a shiver and a struggle, and went 10 .10 ; *l,nm Port ?lap t par 1 pm down head foremost, like a duck taking a dip and a dice, sti v o.l 8 pr e r i Cent ..• I 171 114 10 'lO • Do. 3 per Cost ... ... 4 1 pm 110,4-0 e 4u.rti. Hove all 4 1 ram ' f is IitereCCTIVIE Fitt AND Loss or Ltrz.-Yester- as foundering ships mostly do. It is nothing very strange 23 ' '2l .3outt Devon „.. ..., 144 134 10.cW h 111hymney Iron ~__4 llF 14 " ,, b4R. shout three o'clock, a fire broke nut in the to tell, but must have been strange indeed to witness! tin I 14 1 Ditto New i par 4pm 10,000 15 +MUG New „.... 15 7 8 f ".‘'._ Ping•room of Mr. Pike, grocer and tea dealer, Denmark- must have been frightful ; far more so than the inevitable toe, s o s ou th z oo m s ot on au s; 70. n. M Asaftwo &Cote ....... 14 8 . 7 I 50,0044 1 south australlan........ all tau 6pm "flue. Rantahury-road. The ice and neighbours loss of life. If the master and crew were prevented from _, 100'1 tr i :of 5 e 1.0.41....- 1 205 11 Le. 10 fin Croft . 7 9 11 Waned the family, all of whom, wash-the exception of a tieing the opportunity of a rescue, in consequence of having mu; ear 1 aeli.lfratigtreeperet.Onarl 194 205 43.174 14.7.1 1 , Mated Shama .-... all 41 51 ti, little boy about !VIVO 'can of axe, romped. The brigade yielded to ths intoxication suggested by despair, it shows 5• 3 tWaterturdabillasnny6P.ct 4 die 4 pm 70,000 I Walk? ,........ 4.14 llow 1 "lime men arrived ; hut, in spite of every effort, all Mr. the folly (the immorality-say, wickedness - is acknow: et. 100 ;Took, Newaisce,tt Here.,, 100,000 1 Wait Grenada ........... 11 idle Ipm _Pike's property was diarroyed. In a short time after the 'edged) of such cowardice. While there is life, there is '1 I litineevi n t ana.parea.l h 4 DM 100,000 I ei.et Mariposa... .... all I die Ipm 101,s01 1 Tula muses tact been subdued the detested was found among hope; and there ought to he a battle for life, to the last 17 , $ ;Ditto Ditto ... ...I 11 SI 140 Partly comma bedding. gasp.-Dickens's "Rousaltold Words." Si is YorklaNhud.H.lS.Parat 4 i PIS 1 Traleinabb W duped deed. Consols opened at 100* to 4 for money, or nearly per cent. worse than they closed on Saturday, and, after rallying to 1004 to 1, closed at the first price of the day. The contango to the middle of July re mains at 5.16 to 1, equal to 21 per cent. per annum, after making allowance for the income tax. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. command 3 per cent. contango, this stock being more plentiful than Console. The official business .report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, 1, ; ditto for amount, 1001, 1. Three per Cents. Re duced, 994, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1024, 4,1, 4. Annuities of 30 years, expiring in 1860, 6 3-16. South Sea Old Annuities, 991. The Exchequer Bill market continues flat, being chiefly supported by the government. The March bills are quoted par to 2s. prem., and the advertised issue as. diS. to par. India Bonds mark 30s. prem. Foreign stocks have ruled low er, the depression in the English funds arising ce,it of a continental complication naturally reacting with increased force upon this class of securities. Russian stocks, after maintaining their price sin , :e the Turkish question assumed a serious aspect, have at length given way, but the fall was not heavy, and it would appear was rather sympathetic than traceable to the pressure of sales of any amount. The Five per Cents. have de clined to 118 to 119, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. to 1024. Grenadian and Peruvian have fallen, and Spanish and Mexican were both flatter. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 1; Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, 10 to 1; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1 to 14 prem.; Spanish Deferred, 231 to ; the Committees Certificates, 51 to 61 per cent. I The list of actual males is annexed : Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 100,1001 ; ditto Four- 1 and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 101. Chilian per Cents., 78. Dutch Four per Cent "Certift. catep, 97. Equador Bonds, 6. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 21. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 1, 26 ; ditto for account, 15th June, 261. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 87, 854, 86. Portuguese Five per Cents., converted in 1841, 42. Russian Five per Ceuta., 118 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 1021. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 54 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provin cial Mortgage Loan, 1; dia. The demand for money out of duora to-day was not quite so brisk as during the latter part of last week. In the corn market to-day there was a good country demand, and prices consequently ruled firm, notwithstanding large foreign arrivals. Floor, however, was slow of sale. We have to-day to record some very heavy im ports of the precious metals. The Sarah Sands tri in 80,000 ounces of gold on freight, worth 320,000 besides a further considerable amount in the hands cd passengers, and 20,0001. in silver. The amount et the precious metals on board the La Plata is 1,166,200 dols., or say 233,2401., of which 428,300 dole. (85,6001) is in gold, and 737,900 dole. (147,6001.) in silver, including 27,000 dole. on account of the dividends on Mexican Bonds. The Asia, from New York, has also brought in 613,000 dela, or 122,6001., and the more interest attaches to this import from its affording a practical indication of the tendency et the exchange between this country and the United States, after the long suspension of remittances al Californian gold to this side. The above stated sums represent in the aggregate a value of nearly 700,0001. Advice was also received in the course of the day of the arrival of numerous sailing vessels from Australia, nearly all of which bring more or less gold. Subjoined are the particulars of these arrivals, so far as they can yet be ascertained : Date of Amount of Name sailing From gold on board oz. Northumberland Feb. 6 Melbourne 17,064 Windsor • Feb. 6 Sydney 20,718 Cheepside Benjamin Elkin Feb. 21 Sydney none May Queen Tasman Feb. 6 HobartToern notknown Lydia Feb. 2 Sydney 10,030 Blackwell The value of the above specified Australian imports must be fully half a million sterling, and adding this to the 700,0001. already summed up, we arrive at a total of no less than 1,200,0001., irrespective of the amounts in the hands of the homeward-bound pas sengers from Australia, which are doubtless large. Annexed are the returns of the progress of the conversion. So far as regards the voluntary . conver sion at the Bank of England, the operation is almost suspended, but the applications for new stock on the pa* of the holders of South Sea securities continue numerous. This last-named class of stockholders, it may be usefully repeated, oannot exercise their option after Friday next, the 3rd June. BANK OP ENGLAND, MAY 30, 1852. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents. Nil. ,f 130,182 0 3 £2 10s. per Cenu. £6,035 18 10 1,493,986 1 4 Exchequer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total SOUTH SEA HOUSE. Amount of Annuities Total *moan commuted this day. commuted For £3 10s. per cent Annuities For £2 10s. ditto 169,465 11 2 Eschequer Bonds L 30,452 17 0 771,265 2 3 4,470 18 4 Thal £826,18317 7 It has been announced that the directors of the Scottish Australian Investment Company have voluntarily created six vacancies at the board, which, iu accordance with the recommendation of a large number of the London shareholders, have been filled up by influential shareholders resident in the metropolis. In the market for miscellaneous shares the chief feature was an extraordinary advance of some 12/. in the shares of the British American Land Company, consequent upon the receipt of statements by the Asia confirming the previous assertions as to the existence of large gold deposits in the districts of THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds have experienced a further de pression to-day, and a feeling of gloom continues to pervade every department of the security markets, although the actual fell is still not severe. Consols opened 100/ to 1 for money, and after being sold at par have rallied to the opening prices. For delivery to July, the price is 100/ to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102 to; ; South Sea Old Anne., 991 • ditto New Anne., 1001; Bank Stock, 230 to 1; Exche quer Bills, 3s. die. to Is. prem.; India Bonds, 20s. prem. The foreign stock market is heavy throughout, es pecially for the speculative Aissiriptione, including/ Mexican and Spanish, bat still sales are not p heavily. Russian stocks have not experienced any further fall. Mexican Bonds mark 231 to 264; Russian Fives, 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021; Spanish Deferred, 231 to I ; Swedish scrip, 11 to 1/ dia.; Venezuela Active, 37 ; Dutch Fours, 931 to 96. tor ACCULIIII. PARIS, May 30. For Mosey. Spec Cgs*. 44 per Ceuta 1925 14 per Oran. , 1832 41,a Dents. 3 ter CentnNew Loin! ... 11 ... I ..._ 1 ... ._ F.:change on Landon: k t sight, 23 3; 90 days, 24 974. Belgian, rigen Money 1 Bilden Hints • ..... ilifter• 130. 4 ....... ..... Roman 3 tort:eats ... Do. 3 Piedmont a p.Ol 93 ; Treasury Bondy ... 33 ... Do. 3, 1932 PAWS, MAT 30.—St. Germain, • .Vetiathes (ritihe beak), —; ditto (left bank), ; Pieria ' and Orleans, 1,0 3; Parks and Rouen, 1,100; Bourn and Havre, 320; Handling and Ada o-n (Converted), • Strasbourg and Cale, 340; Northern, 093 ; earls and :.‘trybOsug. 912 30 ; Part. and Lyons. 933; Lyons and Mediterranean, 733; Ducat, 760; Parts - and Cherbowg, G3O ; Dijon and Besancon, • Midi, 640 ; Montereen and honk 440; Orangemen and Beskre, 303; liordsenz and Taste. aOO ; Blame nd 81. Lida to Gray, 543; Dieppe and Fenemp, 330 ; Central Bailee, —. 79 10 79 25 no 63 toTso ialso 10i . 60 79 a 79 ,1 16 - 30 ►o2'36 COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAR.—The large public sales are progressing heavily, and prices are scarcely supported. The Refined Market dull, at last week's prices. COPPER.—The sales appear to he larger than the demand, and importers are buying in to support the market. TEL.—The public sales went off steadily, at fully last week's prices ; a large portion bought in at high rates. j ,RicE.—This article has a firm appearance; the publics sale of 2,000 bags Bengal was chiedy bought in at 10s. 6d. to 1 ls. _ _ . SALTPETRE.-4,000 bap were offered in public sale, and about halt sold, at prices a shade in favour of the huyeri. Refraction 61 to 7 sold Wt. to 275.; refraction 41, 275. Gd.. to 28s. COTTON.-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other arsicks no ma+erial alteration. Markets gene rally hare a dull appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm Pi-day. The warlikeaspeCt of at fain tends to advancing prices for all Russian produce. Town Tallow is quoted 461. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. Gd. ; June, 475. to 475. 34. Oct. to Dec. (new), 483. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS . DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade dull. Prices: Prime Meadow Hay, 804. to 905.; inferior, 70s. to 765.; Rowan, 455. to Ms.; Clover, 935. to 100 s.; second cut, 70s. to 90x.; Straw, 235. to 335. OXFORD.—From the spot where the railway from London now brings the stranger into Oxford, he ha; not so good a first impression of the city as when the approach was by the bridge at the foot of Magdalene Tower, with its gardens and meadows: " A league of grass, washed by a slow broad stream That, etirr'd with languid pulses of the oar, Waves all its lazy lilies, and creeps on, Barge-laden, to three arches of a bridge Crown'd with the minster towers." A beautiful tower is that of Magdalene, commenced in 1492 and finished in 1505. On the previous morning, May day, at five o'clock, a hymn bad been chaunted on the top of it, according to annual custom. Popes gateway, the open-air ,:one pulpit opposite, and • charmingly pie turesque piece of the ancient Magdalene Hall, in the garden adjoining, will all be noticed. The chapel and antechapel are very good specimens of perpendicular work; ar e tthheey neww an t re b h e n t e t t e e r , ghlya Mr. in Buckler,t the w . which are w Adjoin ingenarranged. Queen's College, close by, with its cupola covered statue, has been restored with a stone which will speedily decay again. The majority of the buildings in Oxford are in a frightful state of decomposition, the oldest not the worst; and unfortunately, it seems diffi cult sow to obtain a stone which will serve oar posterity better. The tower of the University Church, St. Mary's, a little further on, with its crowd of pinnacles at the top and lofty spire, has been restored. Behind it you see Gibbe• Radcliffe Library, the Pisan baptistery, translated into another language, where a bust commemorates the archi tect. The Bodleian Library, with its unrivalled missals, and the picture-gallery, with a series of architectural models, is close at band. For variety and picturesque effect . 7.,:k e w s ei tr tha ikin pbr'ae. g y the High-street of Oxford is unrivalled. Indeed, there is scarcely a glimhi gatewayr e i e ly t a s in m o azyf towers o l rd wh i chhoeu t hou g ht , " ht ht would teeo rume n t o es t g, tu w fea i t id ur ' o e w t e s h .— , e Builder. t~ ,-~ .l ~• ~~f 4: • _ to."' .'• • , . 1 4 #