The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-16 00:00:00

• /r' • 1' • • "' - .0 , •, • :::,‘ / e # , • ' •I /, • ••• 1 11 • . • . • • . , . • , . No. in l3 il o. e 2d w . aB Th i e n ag lB g s re l : r..- -- -- p l t l3.so Pe , 5 01. r El/STEADS, BATHS. and LAMPS. t s ~ few •Itays. WILLIAM R. BURTON • M OPEN THREE RGE ADDITIONAL NROW-E03114, cononionmatmg um, B 4„ 1 3 THE NATIONAL LAND COMPANY. order. W. FITHEILSTON. To Feargns O'Connor, Esq., M.P." I RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. The avera ge 511. 12s. 175 1 2 an re d7n i _____ la 1548 the goverment mconntants reported that the 'all mas ;yeah are to Wane In the kloadows). devoted reels- The Daily News of the last two days has pub- - . gate comparison is thus favourable, though partieu mini, to t.' e ef.PAItsTY. ePrLAT ef lamps, Itatba, and Metallic company owed sie lished the following address from the directors of this cent- In the *doubt July. la 1619, the mama.. from 1643 to ' M 3 400 0 0 THIS DAY. • THIS DAY. tar lines show a falling off, which is chiefly traceable a m bles+, .ine mock vi cock wit he at once the l•cd" , "...to and patty, and the reply of M r. O'C onnor there t o : 1449 wet. submitted to Mr. Grey, and alto to • mm. Two o'Ctoex. Two o'CLocx. to exceptional causes. wort eerie 1 that ha ever been . sheathe[ to the public, and wilt be ' • ' miner aetwnted by • conference then veld at -sin's- This is " settling day" in the share market, and The English stock market opened at yesterday's ammo at press peopmenote o. b Mae that lave tended to maks TO THE DEPOS ITo Pi IN Tae end, sod after • wry agnate examination, both Mr. Ors per per on his establisnest Ihe mot dMtiornieend in Oda tountry. LA S OtJIt MANIC, AND TICS NINHEIts or TLIII NATIONAL and thy cadences reg cud that theommaanyomed rers the closing of the account has not been effected final range of quotations, but the continuance of the „di e d . Boletewl•. 'rem mean loots, Pea .. sees" ..... 7a. o& to Si each. I MI. 1850. . T h e interest apes £3,4041 kw three sere, at lour per under the head of " Money Market." The bulk of which have produced a corresponding depression, Lamp ,rslawe'eVtmen. le. CA. to £6 each. Gentlemen,-Feargus O'Connor, Esq., M.P., has just po e t mse ic 14 „ (Ali Wm kinds st the wee rate.) issued the following circular to all those persons who have The inter, M upon LtOol. me two yens would bs . pstmeesestsute ... .... ........... ..... . ....... ..... sta. per to. placed money in the National Land and Labour Bank, of welch irieiu 4lß ß the telLt Istil ". In nors seek sr GENEICAL FCMNISIIING w hi c h h e 6 the proprietor: nos* .7g. EKY le 111crally the :ar t ist is the world, detailed Cm.- Paid to Mr. Yethernon, makes - nso bust! ) • London and South Western •. 43.32 £1,320 id d bee occupied to-day. With the closing of arises out of temporary causes now operating in Natknal Land and Labour Pank, Lanc a sh i re and 1 orkalure loathes rI eh els, wt h enpravhes, lent : Pa ret ) fres. ri d , In addition to this let me state that I have never drawn the account the market has assumed a decidedly the stock exchange, a Blight rally may, under 1 -•- •••"-''''' Manse lac every arena Set approved in - , 11. ONVORD-sT i rtra 491, Oalordetrert, Landin, loth Mg, 1991. ingle fraction from the Bank , although I have been firmer appearance , and pricesin most (await of Newmon.Mter ...t) No 1 tai 1, NEWMAN-STKEZT sad Ik, -I am directed by Mr. Pearpus IFCconor to inform you, that, one t .. - r ‘a . • -nary circumstance be fairly expected. The spe- South Eastern IMARTILPLAIIIt, LONDON. Medsbnolistl is Wooll.o.covt. 01211. pending the ice's on of pieties. nt on the *MT ct of the ha tiny of the cavity py. sea fur legal expenses to • large amount. I will quoted at an advance on the last rates of yesterday's culative business ging forward is not large, but it York, Newca s tle, and Bernick 47.66 .. . 44.43 -..--- - Monolog Land Company to repay the advance. cede by ben, and to now ruenlih you with the amount I have paid into the market. London and North \Westerns, South West- appears York and North Midland . 26.61 . . 26.91 to berather • the direction of • than ifs a rise kip. LAI4I ga• FRIKNI) - )t t AVLANI/S' AQUA I m mast which e mpany you will v.:meaner tsl4 bank wee «Winn, Bank. „ ow). _ Thi . 1 , 0 .. 4 taw ., .„ 4 ~.t„..bi„, parents ewe ettabloorsd, he it reluctantly but anavoidothly compe.led, in comply. 1011. April 30. Cosh by the ..,g, d i e pp 1N... m y. , it n ut,. , h , y t .„ o dad deddhigid .me with tar roominess vote a the Lead Camp toy', direcCes, to July 23. Ditto .„ Z 1,004 4 0 erns, Great Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, otherwise. 400 0 0 Midland+, South Eastern*, and Berwick', besides Consols opened 971 to 1 for moncr, and 97' to i Eastern COUlail'A and Norfolk 44.16 •••• 45.47 The returns on Scotch lines are as under : _.___,.....,, ~, It i„ i„„,„,,„,;,,,,, „,.,,,I, ~;,..!,,,„„. yet „.„‘.. +++tint to A temporary amwranort of payw eat to depositor% she August 10. D tto .... ..... ........... .....- Ma 0 Dm,- others,y are better. -!, for the 10th of June, and are now quoted k lower, c 1851. 1850. ;177;...-i-i. so t ir nttee3 . 4 ti ,, i0 ,...„ 0 „ 4 „ 0t . 0 ,,,, d „ pr . ;0 „ 1 . Our Mims of Mr. 0 (*.moor sinned the Lend Company. watch far rimed 1330. March 11. Ditto .... ..... .............„ ..... l9l o C a l e d on i an £8,679 .... £6,071 blather W. • h. Imre of dancing, nepre.-ion from over-crow•led the Isabohnes of the tank, haw. bees made the euoject ol au hammy SHAMS AND IHO'JICS UNGUARANTEED. at 97 to 1 , and 97 to 1, respectively. The official Edinburgh and Glasgow i , or 6 ; 6 . 6 . .. ate , ~.... it. . ... cousin [ be 0 „, 4 „.„,, d . before a pullamentary committee, and their cern:tans was th 0 od- Miell 6. Ditto - Glasgow, Paisley, and Prks are W. per !,... le. Sold by A. Moo LA %Dead SONs, 20, Ilat.. mined In • rep"[ to the.n.g." °••C••••; •••121 •••7124 a bill „ 12. Ihßo I 1° 0 Mi.. Pd , be Gotten, lisolon; and by els• woe. and 'Trances. was introduced for winding ap that empany. on which tar house MU.. 4. Ingo ....... .......-- .......... „ YOU 0 itartwaTi. Yesterday. to 1 o'sloek. Bois, 971, 97, , ; ditto for account, 97 1 • Three per t •••• Greenock N.M. -A ti. 0.111.1( FOUNTAIN of the MICA LEORG 42.00:it'd wol Ito cote commit's on the 111th Mount. Moues ban w ed tam. 1931. 34„,„0 3 1. p ato - --•--- -- Cent. Reduced, 967,, 1„ 1; Three-and ' a-Quarter per Aberdeen dated into the boll to preemie foe the tromymrnt of Mr. D'Omosoes April 1. Ditto ....... .................. „.... 7.1 0 30 30 !Aberdeen .•• ... _.. 13 13) IS 1 124 The Irish returns are: at the (troll Palace.S9 11)Ambsei., Notting., • Doeto Cents., 971, 1. 1 ; Long Annuities, 1860, 73-16; \ - peitate advances, sod the payment a your elom on chic bank (full °UBE . ; by I/U BARRY'S DELICIOUS ItEVA- 1 806 e 8 lere or cleirb will be MewoWed be 7.... with 10 . little &DT m Comith Mks will be eff end .. soon as parliament satkoriees the sods Nla LENTA AR.% NICA MOIL-. Boy Teen? leaps/tn. ra se d Mr. ,„,...,. ddddLd4. net her the didiedwee Nevonmemes, Adkins. Gawk Flatulency, • 1 PA 2. Ditto „ 11.. Ditto 'V DM° May 3. Ditto 40 0 ..... 130 0 lOC i I and East Junction .. 44 4 i 13. 131 Llires.Woiy. &Monteath') 104 104 M. 1110 Brie tol and Levee ... - 79 SI SL 30 Caledonia, . ... 141 141 4 1 1 7.1 Soutth Sea Old Annuities, 96. India Stock, 259. midl an d Bank Stock, 210, 211. Ulster G reat WesternlB.sl. 1850. £1,307 .... £1,316 920 .... 827 Lide n t .L.b...Li % . ,...itio. the t.a...... „ . „ ..„ 7 4 17 8 :67.7, „ d id. whims hen been thrown In the way to amp/tie the pempleVy of the --..• 141 131 Exchequer Bills have again been sold to some Belfast and Ballymena Land Company . I Mould not have been coiled uto make an an. Mekong in all g3.64 6 SO AO Chelter and tfoirisi,k . Ile 32 21 2 dime Me to•neb admen. that Icm unable la wave without enitehm, ___ _i . however .. . r. L. .. Duel Le en I addition 30 ,43 (MOTs sad Belfam Jaw .St 19 its extent to meet the demand for accommodation, and Belfast and County . Down.... 214 .... 200 leenoloryn meted removed by DU ethrtitYM monism WSW -mina ..'"er' Tx.- 1 ,77. . tr . P .17. ,d ; dd tess .. morn d _ - n to this my travelling ezpenses were over is z, z sit . 0 .,,, if. the price has experienced a further decline, all de- Dundalk and Enniskillen 148 .... 145 '-.- - -- '' Iftibie Hav, 6.1., karrtnenr-ot liew, sung. kaurya, tom IR • • . ?b. more Itabiiiti• •of the bank do .at exceed m•mal named ever depositor c a be ls Nu. Cntil Mr. O'Connor has •••• 16 * PoMmillse•om ."• 11 ' determined not to charge the company anything, I kept no It IS I Do. (SIR M. k 11.4 ... 31 3 Thus you wi ll see that there has come out of my pocket : as 13 Tmtero U••• 39 Clam A.•. 530. prem. Southern and Western.. 4,717 •• • • Dublin and Drogheda 934 .... 916 • • Werilmos, ' oar Inn." enatles setelmenlelis ai waft trim , • 4 , sohaN , • 7 ••!...._ •I 4 2,000 L I kept au account till they were 7001. end rhea mod L.IIIIDI ._ -. ... 41 41 Ws • •• • • terford and Linteriek 347 ecriptions of hills having been sold at 465. and 455. . G reat further accounts . it. 20 'Eastern Caustics ... .. 7 71 71 prem. India Bonds, under 1,0001., mark 60a. and Dublin and Kingstown ..- -• • - • - -.._ . i. , d 4,1001, and I have every coracles:o that, from the rooms Ih me 1,467 .... 1,578 am al 46 yeas.' pare yMs; and See wll ether eves tof liver, Lelia:as, _____2_, the l ! . of. paid , he L . Is £3,310 to 3 ((tab M. U. dn.) ~ . „ I 01 amen tai MonmehM tosapLhOnts, goat, rliongnstirm, disienesse, r it rs tei "PIT 0, no aim Irwin t MS Company. th 33 23 Do. else, li •sad C ditto 41 • 1 11 Londonderry and Enniskillen 181 .... 151 Dublin and Belfast Junction 6lO .... 273 ly be cloyed, but any letters adenoma to a as 3,606 4 6 The final closing of the account in the foreign galpleall.m. Ire. "oil in ev.i.'". . 41 tall '°"` tr ' eu44. ` 7 ' 626 ' 32 s tooncrty will meet ear attentlym.-I am, or, your obedient servant. 2,000 0 0 33 23 Mast Lancesteire ... .. 134 :6 The market has been effected to-day without the oc ssz.. at 2. its .: 11S., at 4s. &L :tan ~ st 1 Is.; Mb., at tic.. wager 64 61' Do. New 4 shun - - Sellbeed ep.s.ity, 1012, at sk.; MA, At I. The IND . and 111 t. mar. pee p". Ewer" o. Cann'w. Two's , Palen Xsettler. - - A 10,026 li It St. SO ediuburph and Glasgow . 33) 34) currence of any particular change in prices. Portuguese a , i ENGLISH FIY9/01.-Tact n•y. leek. 210 11 Mrs an I. rm....NIA lees col aroma. on reselpt of a poet-caw ...tier, be We feel it to be a duty to exonerate ourselves, in theat ,23 Edinburgh, Perth,Dunder 7 3 Long Annuitant 71 And from this deduct the amount I hays s t oc k s are weaker in consequence of the fears enter- 3 per CL holovet 7 , 4 1 India St•-•1‘,5.:0 RI Dv BA sit% o, d 1 e. 117. 114. flondereen. 1••••••.• •••• at 10'i most prompt and emphatic manner, from the grave and „„ d „,„„ s i - 1 3 per CL Counts.a 97 and *Alt 'gross: A Lmelmbilli 14 '. 52 ••••• 1 'cll....see'. 49 s 24 .' 6 ' serious responsibility sought to be imposed upon us in the ___ IS '33 Northern - 114 le IS) 4 ruined as to the course afftirs may ultimately take in,./ haw R. ole. Als. to De so above document. Due to me /6,401 4 3 124 111 Du. 4 shares,A,Deferred 6 6 a 31 per CL ee thonells, 2,4 9 i that country. Spanish Bonds, on the other hand, •ossonf t , Ili bleenttuts Mlle. 4thy to 43.. pm .-. --_ - -..-- - Ido net think, sir, that I need further occupy your to so 5 .,....".... (k .. 1 40 4 , are better again. Business in this deportment re- 4) Per a . we 'ft/VA I, BOTANIC SOCIE'IN. In reply to the statement of the first paragraph of this 20 ii2o. 901 ex 4412 S per CL Meeltoen. 3.7) 1 I remain your obedient servant, circular, to the e ff ect that "he is reluctantly, but unavoid- 'P a "' as. 1110 Onrst Western ... ... $3 86 a 6 mains quiet. To-day's list of transactions is as 6 per . CL Rooth., de et 44 per 11, Peruvian, de J - FEAROUS O'CONNOR. 17 17 Do. £.7.. ... - ... 14 141 14 Do hisw, di ot Ditto Deferred. 37 0 ElliST SIIOW. ably, camp- !led, in compliance with the unanimous vote of 60 ,30 Lancaster and Carlisle .. 110 63 follows, viz. :- Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 881. 6 per Ct. Demos Ayres, 53 7 3 per CL Portuguem, 3 . 3 The May nhow of the Itoyal Botanic Society was the Lind c ompany's directors, to submit to •• temporary sum Ku of (ray taint to the depositor.," we have to fib- 141 111 W. Third. . .- ... II It ma Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92. Dan• h 8 per Ct. Chit n• lel is IS 3 per Ct. Chilton. - A per M. Rowiao , 41 13 4) IXT Cl, Ituvtart, 784 100 l held on Wermentley, at the gardens in the Regent ' s -park. Pt. 100 Lanachire and - Yorkshire 391 391 d 60 394 60 Five per Cents., 1031. Dutch Two-and-a-I'W per 3 per eLsDattsh. 766 5 per I 't. 'tanks. Move. 301 4 serve that it is entinly without foundation. MIAVES. 23 ... 10 94 is. The exhibition, le Mg the first of the seism, was inaugu ! V I 1 1 7 :1 , 1 i i etrce ... ... 7 d ( . .'e o nts. 59,', 1. Mexican 80nd,., 351. Peruvian ?,) P'''',c i L ',Louth. t.ry 6 J per CL Spate,. 3..4 44 111.1.41 by a state visit from her Majesty. The royal party In 1848 Mr. O'Connor assumed the whole proprietorship 20 .. 4 4telt, XI 90 I.M. Pa see. tS4 6 (From the 1., sity Xesv.) 20 . It, Do, West Illeling • onlen 2 SI I/uteri:l.d, 30! 37 1 . Portuguese Four per Cents., a:jun.lor, 3/ 4 24 per CL Vvatesuela. 22 4 likewise inclutle.l the Prima. Albert, the Nines of Wake, of the bank to himself, and from that period up to the in -54 ' THORSDAT EVENING. 3u iLv dmv Th' 7 ' l2 ••• " 14 27 33 ', 1, 321 ; ditto • • for the account of the 30th of 11 P er " urenads. 160 171 Do. DyferroL 12 13 the Prince owl Prince. of l'russia, the l ' rinee, a Itoyal, the troduction of a bill into the house of Commons, during 111 , iI 1 London and Insiathealt .. 8 $ 5) 1 I LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Pei • Alfred, the Princess Alice, the Princ e ss Louise of the present session, for winding up the National Land Corn- The St. John del Rey Mining Company have ad- a., 1 11l Do.Tilbury Eaten. Scrip i Po May, 331, 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Fr n, and Inner Frederick William of Prussia. The pony, b" we --- not once interfered in the management of the vices to day per Medway, the latest dates being the st• 1 100 14. 08 -29rilthlve• re s• Cosa ) 36 i V 97 100 1 100. Sisinish Active Five ner Cents. 20! 1 . • For Account. M. ;Po & North.Weersi 124 123 1231 0 ;4 3 • ' A A •.' A ' PARIS, Mee 13. Poe wife Meiotic , ' the Countess of Gainothorough, the Countess bank • nor should we have done so at all but for a clause in 29th of March. ditto Pansive, 6. Venezuela Two-and-a-Quarter per ; Noway. Opeatast Illgbrst. Lowere.l awing. Ada Hack, the Counlem (Minna, Hon. Eleanor Stanley, that hill, providing for the defrayal of all expenses, and the • fhe reports from the mines ll7 Do. do., New I s hares .I 34 44 pm 21 are considered more k IS De. rums ... . . .. 3) 4 „ Cents., 33 the !100 . Colonel tiny , Colonel Seymou, Mathr Yon meeting of all losses connected with that establishment, out ~..vourable than .. •+1 f •t . •tTh to 1 Do.Slush.,M.entill.(C)l 2) 21 pm In addition to the failure • the Stool Fh. 3 per Cents. Boyen, 210 i 1•11142. Von Ileitis. The cortege included four of the sale of the property of the company. Coder these "` an any rect. t4t or some time pas . c a, -too London „.„ .‘ ,,„„ ii , „, „ $B4 34 81 3) re in e.xe Inge, s parcosts ... .is4ot 90 30 00 30 100 0 se A with Iler Majesty srrived at In circumstances we protc,,t e d alpinist anything being done by supply of stone continued very fair, though not CIUTIJ4B . , attendants. SO I 424 Do., MIO ... ... 171 eau noticed by us yesterday, another jobber has this • Pee Cents Nee L . e . nni ... I ... ... .. ... .. I e 3Cs o'elorl, alighted at the Prilleilmi entrance , and Wal received the bank which should entail further liabilities upon the quite sufficient for the increased stamping power 40 1 34 V.. • 3 ° ••• ••• • , . morning been declared a defaulter. In this case, 44 4 per Cents. ••• 16 , SI Itansh„Ruz„and3latlock 3) 34 disper Cents l7l{ 0 - - by the Due , of Norfolk. Pec-idento the Marquis of An t es- Company ;at the sam e . time leaving it undecided as to how which a larger force will, however, remedy,. The M. MS tiancoh„Sitet,sLineelnoh. SI 32 all however, the " differences" involved are understood • Mechanis on London : at sight, 24 071; 90 Stye, 24 50. ••• bury, the Itidtopet of Winchester and Durham, the Baron far the company was liable to any charges on account of the mass of quartz whi c h had de tieldsmi4. Mr. Janline, Mr. 11. 12422•00414 Mr. Deane, Mr. bunk during the personal proprietorship of Mr. O'Connor. d 't is h oped ere l ong k "' l ' K k um' i • ••• ••• 118 1 49 3 I Do. 3, 13.2 - ... Roman Loan, tills ... 734 ... a tears to be dimin • 1 • . M Ws J Mr. A I Dr . Ithxlitirgh, Col. But we had not the remotest idea that our attempt to save pl le ""4. au 1 30 23 D O . g4o,gi,„„„;', ..! IA 14 d m 2 • 0 7 1 t• I Bishop, Mr. \Y. .. N. 011e2 ; .r. ni croon, The following shows the extreme rates at which Do. q tat. do. Ise ... 7.. , . t hammer , Mr. Hyde Clarke, Professor Ilt•ntley, Mr. Martin, the company from additional charges would be construed will disappear altogether. St WO Do. torn . and Det • ofoy .33 Ss 33 bargains have been concluded in the more specula- Do- - I Tn•woury needs al ... .So Sti lUdlandOreatWesteru(l.) - - Piedmont p. Cysts. 80 SA I t Mr. buds Both, Mr. Reeve, members of the council ;by Mr. O'Connor into a warranty for refusing to meet the At the C 'achoeira Mine, the serious deterioration 3. , tire descriptions of foreign bonds during the account PARIS, Mae 15.-St. Ger li ' "k sh 3!" Messrs. Soave/ and Dames. secretaries ; and Mr. Marnnek, immediate demand of the depositors. the cur a tor, Ihe queen was escorted by his ltoyal high- Another objection which we have to this circular relates to nets the Prince of Prussia and the Duke of Norfolk ; the the amount assumed therein to be due by tho Land Com prin,. of Prussia by Prince Allier[; and the royal pony to Mr. O'Connor. Since Auguat, 1819, thitt gentle- - that had taken place had completely disappeared in sy the middle Cachoeira, and that important portion of 1.3 . N d . • • e marked . ... . . 84 C 4 , Newport, Abergarmay, sad Hereford- ... .. 31 3 dim 24 the lode is now as good as ever it was. The produce - l ie° 3 " wk3k " - - - 23 U ..... .... t --a . ... -1 ...... .-a ............ .... - -, -, for February was 25.322 eitavas. at a coot of 5,2741.. &I 13 Do. New f 20... . .. 13 12 dis I i A 30 ,31 Northern Counties 1711i041f 3 22 dls 111 9 now clotting : Mexican Ilona a Peruvian Five per Cent - . Birthed. Lowest. 35i 81 ... 35 NI ...I muu, 445 ; Versailles (right beak), 2.57 30; it (let bank), 218 73 ; Paris and Orleans, 1.1 U : Paris and Rouen, 116 21; Rouen and Horns 253; Manville. and Align..., 2,3; strasbourg and node, 143 73 ;Center , 421; Itoulogne and Amiens, 247 30; Northern, 472 30; Party and Stritahoura .3115• 111 reply to the statement of the first paragraph of this circular, to the effect that " he is reluctantly, but unavoid ably, comp lied, in compliance with the unanimous vote of the Land Company's directors, to submit to a temporary suspension of payment to the depositors," we have to ob serve that it is entirely without foundation. In 1848 Mr. O'Connor assumed the whole proprietorship of the bank to himself, and from that period up to the in troduction of a bill into the House of Commons, during the present session, for winding up the National Land Com pany, we had not once interfered in the management of the bank. nor should we have done so at all but for a clause in that hill, providing for the defrayal of all expenses, and the meeting of all losses connected with that establishment, out of the sale of the property of the company. Under these circumstances we protested against anything being done by the bank which should entail further liabilities upon the company ; at the tame time leaving it undecided as to how far the company was liable to any charges On account of the bunk during the personal proprietorship of Mr. O'Connor. But we had not the remotest idea that our attempt to save the company from additional charges would be construed by Mr. O'Connor into a warranty for refusing to meet the immediate demand of the depositors. Another objection which we have to this circular relates to the amount assumed therein to be due by the Land Com pany to Mr. O'Connor. Since August, 181 J, that gentle man has received several thousand pounds un account of the company, of the appropriation of which we, in common with the shareholders, know nothing. The evidence that we did not ae.scnt to any such pro ceeding is the fact that, even admitting the liabilities of the company to the full assumed by Mr. O'Connor, we had been formally served, early in the month of April last, with notice that Mr. O'Connor had effected a deed of assignment of all debts which were then due by the company to him to his private solicitor, Marshal Turner, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn-fields; and therefore that he had ceased to have any personal pecuniary interest whatever in the company which could be made available tic the bank depositors. We here give a verbatim et literati's copy of the notice served upon us by Mr. Turner:— TMORSDAT EVENING. The St. John del key Mining Company have ad vices to day per Medway, the latest dates being the 29th of March. The reports from the mines arc considered more favourable than any received for some time past. The supply of stone continued very fair, though not quite sufficient for the increased stamping power which a larger force will, however, remedy,. The mass of quartz which had overspread the Bahu bunch appears to be diminishing, and it is hoped ere long will disappear altogether. At the Cachocira Mine, the serious deterioration that had taken place had completely disappeared in the middle Cachocira, and that important portion of the lode is now as good as ever it was. The produce for February was 25,322 oitavas, at a cost of 5,2741., leaving a profit on the month's working of 3,9471. The gold extracted in 21 days of March was 19,379 . Waves. ......- - PARIS, MAY 15.—St. Germain, 445 ; Versailles (right bank), 357 50; ditto (let bank), 218 75; Parks and Orleans., 615; PAM., and Itimen, 016 21; Ito uen and !tarn. 255; Manville. and Avignon. 2,3; Stranbourg and Bale, 143 75 ; !lame, 421; lkinlntme and Annette, 247 50; Northern, 47250; Part. and stritrtaibra, 365; Theme and reearnite, 155; Grand Comb.. 430; liordeaaa and Teat., 38 75. MADRID, MAT 10.—Three per Cents,. 36; after Bola, 331516 cash, 36 Paper. Four 1.1.1. Uent3., 14 . }lvo per Cents., 16 7.16; after B o l sa , 161 cash, 16 paper. Coupons, 8i; alter Bohm, 81 cash, 8! paper. 'assives, 6 13-16; after Bolas, 6 13-16 cash, Gy paper. Batik of St. Ferdinand, 101 paper. ?;,change ou London, 50.90. Beatty, MAY 13.—Voluntary Loan, 105 5 . Ness Loan, Four-and-a- Ball per Cent., 1021. National Debt, 8.3 A. Coinnaereial Marino Society's l'remiutzi, It3l. Bank Shares, 941. .•. Do. New f to. Northern Countien Union Newry and Y.:anis:alien .. Nortb IN North Staff.odalaire.. . 14 14 dis 2/ dim S 'ads' 141 9 71 61 dis 11 101 dis 1 sus PI 17 18 17 Portuguese Four p•r Cent 3l Spanish Active Five per Cent. 20k Ditto Passive A gold remittance has been received of 48I1bs. troy, valued at about 19,2001. The national Brazilian ad; ices are to the 28th March. ... . North Western . North kA lath Wort.Jonc. Oxford, Wore., ae Wolver Seretiatt Central Si i i tui From Cuiba there is nothing of any importance. The report from Cuenca is of more than usual interest; the stone since the 23tIt inst. is improved, several showing gold having been met with, although not rich. The progress mude in the various workings in both mines is satisfactory. The produce from Cuiba from the Bth to 27th March, was 10mks., 6oz. 7oits. 1-Igrs. ; and that from Cocacs from the 3th to 29th, was 12mks. 2oits. 7grs. Total, 22mks. 7oz. loit. 21gra. d; ..A 6 lb., 34t 6 4W 14 2 die 17 Id 1f Ws ih;;;sb — s — riliret;id(ll;il ikrombury Cttecer a r:*. W. Min.) Do. Deviestry 9 is is VIE;INA, MAY 12.—Five per Cut. Metalliques, 951 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. di tto , Sq. Bank Shares, 1200. Exchange on London, 12.36. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Shreire UnlOn . _ . _ iI I 19 Ji t dim laa 24 'I9II 23 29 17 261 1 0 e :V ioaW T~ nulakian and Haraiectl raw Vale Entendon. l+ Idb I 1 if 9 Iv 7 61 as IS cUi MINCING LANE.-TINS DAY. IVWdI(stE _.. - - - - The M.ty show of the Royal llotante Society man held on Wennovslay, at the gardens in the Regent's-park. The exhibition, be nut the first of the season, was inaugu rated by a state visit from her Majesty. The royal party likewise inclutleel the Prime Albert, the Trine, of Wale's the l'rince. awl Princess of l'rwesia, the Princess Royal, the Prime A1fr...1, the Princess Alice, the Princess Louise of Prussia, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia. The suite included the Countess of Gaindstrough, the Countess Ada ILA, the Countess Oriolla, lion. Eleanor Stanley, the Hon. Calomel Grey, Colonel Seymour, Major Von Doyen, Will Lieut. Von Heinz. The cortege included four carnage., with attendants. lice Majesty arrived at In o'cloo k, alialsted at the principal entrance, and was received by the these of Norfolk. pre.itlent, the Marquis of Ades bury, the ItiAtoopt of Winchester and Durham, the Baron do. Goldsmil. Mr. Jardine, Mr. R. Attwood, Mr. Deane, Mr. Bishop, Mr.W. S. Jones, Mr. Anderson, Dr. Itoxlntroth, Col. Hammer, Mr. Hyde Clarke, Professor Bentley, Mr. Martin, Mr. Loads Huth, Mr. Reeve, members of the council ; Messrs. Sowerhy and Barnes. secretaries ; and Mr. Marnock, the rotator. the fifteen was escorted by his Royal High ness the Prince of Prussia and the Duke of Norfolk ; the Shine,. of Prussia by Prince Albert; and the royal chible is by Prince Frederick William. Iler Majesty pro ceeded be the tow 111(1 , ...UM to the general collections of stove plant., stopping for a considerable time to look at the plants of Lady Ante dm, and Mrs. Lawrence, thence to the three northern tents, and otfterwais to the tank-house. This was the first tinse her Majesty had seen the Victoria Regis, the bud of which had risen above the water that morning, lost which did not flower in the white state until flue o'clock in the afternoon. There were, however, some lilies in bloom, which open early in the morning. The royal personages remained some time together admiring these plants, although the house was intensely hot. PTO. seeding thence to the one tent, her Majesty returnetl to the twelsiolelow, tent, through the winter garden, and left by the north gate. The foreign members of the royal party were surprised and .1111.U.4,1 by the presentation to her Majesty and the four prince...es I 'fa bouquet each by the Duke of Norfolk too the pert of the society. The Quern, on leav ing, at two o'clock, was loudly cheered by a large number of respectable persons who had assembled in the park. Although the slay wa. variable the attendance was very large for an early show. the number .of visitors and fellows approaching to n thousand. This is not surprising. eon- Mlering t h at nearly thirty thousand tickets have been sold for the season, out that numbers of foreigners availed themselves of the opportunity of seeing one of the most remarkable scents of Europe. The perfection exhibited in floriculture, and the cecomlorige of Iseauty of all nations, in the full blare of fashion, tan nowhere else he paralleled. The May show is always les. fully attended than those of June and July, but the, exceeded in numbers many of those of former years. Much of the day was bright and fine, and the beautiful landscape scenery around the Ranieris appeared to advantage; but towards five o'clock a cold Mad made itself felt. which drove many home without waiting for their carriages. Many of the foreign ambassa dors, commiedoners, and exhibitors were present, and among the variety of personages were Pestonjee Ale.rjee and Vaceajet. Merjee , the great Parsee banker, of the eastern Dekkan, in their native garb ; and the lion. Messrs. (farts 011.1 lholon, from the far west of Kentucky. The musical arrangement. included one hundred musi cians .or the Guards, under the direction of Messrs. Waddell, Grattan Cook. and Tutton. The bands vied with each other in the thilile and execution of their music. The Ist Life Guard• gave a brilliant piece, by desire, from " Lucia di Lammermoor," and others from " Touseredi " and " An tigone." The 2isol Life Guards gave a selection from the " Esmeralda." The Royal Horse Guards played selections from " Ihm Giovanni' and " Robert le pliable;' the former was much remarked. The united bond. were under the direction of Mr. 'rutton. and played together, besides other piece., a fine selection from the " Huguenots." The &wool of prizes was as follows: — Extra Gold Malt.—To Mr. May, gardener to Mrs. Law rence, Ealing Park. for 30 stove and greenhouse plants; Mr. Mylam, gardener to S. llucke, Esq., Wantlsworth, for 2.5 orchids. Medina Gold Medal.—To Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E. Ant Mus, Cheatn, for 20 stove and greenhouse plants; Mr. Samuel Smith, ganlener to Quilter, Esq., Nor. wood. for 1.1 l'ape heath.; Mr. May. gardener to Mrs. Lawrence, Ealing Park, for 12 greenhouse azaleas; Mr. Williams. gardener to C. B. Warner, Esq., Iloddesdon, Herta, for 25 orchids; Mr. Blake, gardener to C. 11. Behrueder, Esq.. Esq., Stratford Green, for 15 orchids. Large Silver Gilt —To Mr. Stanley. gardener to Berens, Esq., Skimp, Fonts Cray, Kent, for 30 stove and greenhouo plants; Mr. T. Williams, Hayes, for 10 stove and greenhouse plants; Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E. Antrohus, Cheam, Surrey, for 6 large greenhouse azaleas ; 111 r. Barnes. gardener to llanbury, Esq., V. Hertz, for 10 orchids. Gold Sled-al.—To Mr. Taylor, gardener to J. Coster, Esq., Streatham, for 20 stove and greenhouse ? t rot. ; Mr. Frazer, nurs e ryman , ryman, Lea Bridge, eytcn. for 1. stove and greenhouse plants ; Mr. Cole, gardener to H. Collyer, Esq., Dartford, Kent, for 1 5 Cape heaths ; Messrs. Rothman, nurserymen, Tooting, for 12 Cape heaths; Mr. Envier, nurseryman, Lea Bridge, for 10 green house house azaleas; Mr. Caron, gardener to Farmer, Esq., Nonsuch-park, for 10 orchids; Mr. Turner, nursery man, Slough, for 12 pelargoniums; Messrs. Lane, nursery. men, Great Berkhanspstead, for 12 roses in pots. Large Silver.—To Mr. J. Over, gardener to Mr. Mac millan, Clapham. for 1.1 Cape heaths ; Messrs. Kitch and 800, nurserymen, Easter, for 12 Cape heaths; Mr. Dole ma, gardener to E. Beck, Esq., lelewortb, for 12 pelargo niums; Mr. Bray, gardener to Sir J. Goldamid, Regent's park fora pelargoniums; Mr. Ayres, tannery's's', Black heath, for 6 fancy pelargoniums. FATAL OCCUKKENCE.--Yesterday morning a man about 10 year of s=e was passing over Blackfriars-bridee towards the City. On getting about midway he mounted the seat in one of the recesses and got over the wall. One ef the London Fire Brigade men, named Rioter, who was proceeding towards the floating engine to go on duty, seeing that the man contemplated suicide rushed forward, accompanied by two or three other persons, in the hope of preventing him from destroying himself. The fireman, at the risk of losing his own We, climbed over the wall, and the men who were near held one of his hands while he, with the other, succeeded in grasping the hand of the un fortunate man. Ile held him up in this state for some time, bat his weight was so great that it was impossible for him to pull him up. Ile called for some one on the bridge to get a rope to pass under the man's ann., but before that could be secomplished, the weight of the poor fellow nearly exhausted him, and being unable to keep his hold any longer, the man fell into the river beneath and immediately disappeared. Boats were instantly put off from the steam boat pier and the river dragged near the spot where the deceased had fallen, hut the body could not be found. Baser INDIA CAYTTON.—A vessel arrived from Bombay has brought the unusually large quantity of 4,592 bales and 103 half-bales of cotton, of Bast India production, as a portion of her cargo. THE GR.T.AT ExitternoN.—Yesterday the Ss. con tributions amounted to 2,4301., and the sae of season tickets, which still Gentians", swelled the total sum taken to 3,3001. THE REV. MR. WOODWARD, DIMMIIENT OF ST. JAMS., BRISTOL, HAS RTAIONID that living into the lands of the bishop of the diocese. The letter announcing the decision of the rev. gentleman waa received but week ly else diocesan, duly accepted, and the paper signed, and Mill patrons informed of the fact. This step on the part of Mr. Woodward has been anticipated for some time, it being sreD known that he has, much to the dissatisfaction of his exhibited a strong bias to the practices of the = a er e tinth, to which he was reconciled a fret days ago. Gentlemen,—Take notice that by an indenture ol assignment dated the sic thy a .Maleh. 11.il, 111410 betwan Veargew O'Connor, of Notting-Mil, in the county of IlaStleors, Eguire, OS the on. part, and wse, the underatinthl, Marshall Turner, of the other pan, tor the coo ablersiion there n mentamed, the sod learinas O'Connor has assigned to ma all that debt or SUM of 3,295 f. Sr. 34., which was in the year la S found to be due aril owing ho n the le arty or W/OCilitiklll art td The !tattoos! Land Company to the acid Feurgus O'Connor, and all sums further or other betel debts, own, and numb of mosey, at now are dome owing to him from the said ;moiety or wrociation, to hold such denote minis of money, WM., me eirellOr4, tolnuniatrators, and abiltylOtrly Alibi , et, aa In the mum lade dune of 'oddment to moutune I.—Dated let Alga, 101. 11111/111ALI, TUILPIIL To the Donlon of the National Land Company. We now disclaim all connection with or participation in cloaing the National Land and Labour Bank against the prompt discharge of claims of depositors. WILLI V 4 DIXON. PHILIP M•Guent. CuItIRTOPREK DOYLE. Tuo*& CLAax. TO Till EDITOR OF THE DAILT MIMS. Sir,—Will you grant me permission to reply to the letter of the directors of the National Land Company which up pears in your paper of this morning. About six weeks ago we all met in the office. Mr. Dixon was in the chair, and it was proposed and unanimously car ried that the bank should be closed, and upon these grounds—that the salary of the manager, of the two clerks, and the rent of the office, was an injury to the Land Cum pony. It was also proposed and unanimously carried, that I should be liable to all the bunk expenses from 1841, but nut to aiiv previous date—that is, to the salary of the ma nager anti the clerks. To this I assented, stating that I had no objection whatever to pay all the expenses from that period. Hut now, sir, as your paper is more extensively circulated amongst the middle and working classes than any other daily paper, and, as I wish that my character should he defended, I claim permission for publication of the following statement : Firstly, I have paid Mr. Dixon, Mr. Doyle, and Mr. M'Grath, as directors, out of my own pocket for several months, and now I beg to give you a statement of the amount ut money received by me fur sale of a portion of the estates which have nut been formerly published, that is the amount of property sold since the last report was made in 1819, by a conference held at Bnires End, and which was also submitted to Mr. Grey, accountant, for inspection. This is the account forwarded tome by the solicitors and the auctioneer •• An recount of all monies Me. mooluid by Mr. M. Fetheroton sod Mmes. Ilona= aad aro% as assamt of Parini OConnor, Ey . 1018. October 9ole of bonlie, ) Ma ..... £1,50 4 0 1049. Juse Ditto ditto 44 S 0 MM. April OtaMing Grad Maid Pervious loam War Nil blunt 337 S 10 Robert miimA, ma and deposit In Narked Lowland Labour Sink 141 IS 0 Messy Bialtides, mak W ditto 111 IS 0 George MOOMIN4SIInOA ...... 230 0 Madera 11.441414, &ft Sal 12 6 Jon a Pada; 3O 0 0 —l o9o 77 1.1 Join.. Bildt Peter Searoortoo John ‘N tikes, ea* sod In National Lad and Lakosr Beak is We aims of Mary l9O 0 0 Blend Paid 330/. Jdro Mawr .............. 40 0 0 o•Coaair,' Ditto 101/. Jahn W.,10.01, ere ........ 129 0 0 Ilttt 1201. William Mom lkdgkios, ditto 130 0 INIb 121. Jetties JC1111•011, Olt to 11.00 Pad. WM.= Borrtdge, ditto Eitto fog. lidepti Mill i ditto 4,233 10 10 Awns aseuv sm. Asa Wood —._. —....« Ass agi Ilm ug boromb —.. .. W Standee —. Ilewhuript Sucks&Ll Sob Woo s Corr Mures Harlan Merl Hartley and Ward .. Slav Hodgkin Lawn Walloon In addition to the above I have received Goads a 44 at IWO Eat Dias Mance loon. .... Sant from 042oassevtne, anent ....... .. » 4.414 10 $ 307 0 0 la • 0 2.1 0 0 Math" Is e 11... 54.921 10 8 And this r Yr. Fethersten's deductions for expenses of sale aad mayoral's. ow. is. Si. Ammo gt eaprok Whig pia*. Ws aid *Mr =a im aiwiddai la simprEss. = prim. 11. p, audim Ode. as essimia. Mos kr Iftimilis *mt. millneb t Isd lara ll =in al ial patois sir ow* he In" st DOW.. in the pada d Ilsespeue. atWonseat. by wit of rs Mawr, 4 LP. Yuma lobs.* sal 155e11...--... l4 I 11 PIS 10 This does not include other expenses that I have paid to Mr. Fetherston, u you will see by the following note ve, May 6, 1851.—Deer Sir,—Herewith I said you the mount of ex this does no t i nc l u d e tithe levies, chief nat e and orb I have paid by your RAILWAY WARR MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MAT 11.—We have to note a still further decline in the abet, market tmday ; there la a large amount et stock offering, but very little dispositioa seems to be manifested for imme diate investment. in shares of any kind. A alight imarneeinent 11.10 Winifesitd in the mithEe of the day, but after the morning Moines at the stork enchants the market lecsme nearer *gain, am. clmel eery heavily.—Caiedonlan, 141—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 60 591 60 A 1 -Idtto (filth eh woe). 7 41. - Lancaster and Carludo (third shares), 91 p.—Liverpool, Cmeby, and southport, *Mon and North Western, 123 41—Ditto (new shore.), 31 c. 11 llc.p. 41 p. —Matlock and !Ittihad. 1 d.—Molland, 591 60 I—Ditto (1 ah.iroi). 141 1 1 d.—Nurib Stalfmlehire, 71 el—Mt. Helen's Kill and Canal new prel 6prr cent.), 2( p.- South Kadern and tbeer....6l 6 c. I A -York, Neocantle. and Berwick, 291—York and North Ili& ' land, 25f. Lzkus, MAY 15.—The market has been very flat this morning, and quotations have limner receded. Mullar.d. led to 5'.1. Tnir.ks to 161, awl Laimphire and Yorkshire Fifths to 7 die., at which they respectively el , a el. BRIsTOL, MAT 15.—Our market was tolerably active to daT, and mks were elected in the .ham of meerai onnpanies, lereaol end Esetere left oft at 00; Viral Western*, at n.q ; wroth Eastern and Vonore, at 2,1; York, Neweartile, and Berwick., at lul ; and Tat Vole New snorer, at 2 7-u; prrm. MANCHESTER, MAY 15 —l'riees have given way consi derably, and we have not had much bumpers. A rumour prevails that one of *sir brnier. has been unable to meet his differences, bat they are not to • large amount. tide.: Lest. stock, 59 , , 1, 1,,1; Weer', 261, 231, 6; Manche ter and Ilirmlnehem C., 29.16 p.; Weft Itidinva, 51d.; S nab walfordn, 3 n. d. ; Est L incaahins, 153; York and N rth Midland, 241 e.; Shrewahury and Birmingham 11, 41 c. tl. IitiIIHNOHAM, MAT 15.—This market woo very heavy today, and little busineas was tramactod, cnietly on aceniat 01 its b trig settling day. Inbrowebay and Birmingham A's were done at 31 Ms. ler the wit ICCOOIit. PARIS AND LYONS AND LYONS AND AVIGNON liAtt.wAv.—Yesterday a special general meeting of this company was held at the London Tavern, Bishopssrate street, for the purpose of considering and determining upon the proceedings necessary for the protection of their interests, in consequence of certain proposals lately mad., to the French government by some huglish contractors for the construction of the lines. At half.past two the chair was taken by Mr. Bagshawe, M.P., who stated that they had waited some time in hopes of seeing Mr. Alderman Salo mow, but he had been prevented from attending by offi cial engagements. Ile regretted that, as he was much better acquainted with the 'object than himself.—Mr. Field rose to explain the objects of the meeting. He dated that a large number of persons interested in the object for which they had been convened had been informed that arrangements were being made for their benefit, which accounted fur the limited attendance that day. It was to be regretted that the chairman (Mr. Aid. Salomons) was absent, fur be had communicated with the French government on the subject, and seemed to think that he had impreasel on them the propriety of the restitution of the " caution " money, either iu cash or in French ltentes. The object of this meeting was to protest against the con cession to any party, without the claims of this company having been previously considered. After some observa tions from Mr. Saintsbury, Admiral Parker, and others, a resolution was passed authorising a committee to be formed consisting of the following gentlemen:—The Hon. Wm. Ashley, Mr. Alderman Salomons, John Bagshowe, Esq., M.P., John Field, Esq., J. A. Franklin, Esq., Capt. Kelly, R.N., John Kennard ,. Esq., to prepare a memorial to the French government, on behalf of the share holden of this and the other companies similarly placed. The Chairman hoped a proper representation to the French government would prevent any unfair dealing towards this company.—Mr. Laido thought the best way was to repre sent the case to Lord Palmerston, which would bring it before the attention of Lord Normanby, ivhich would be a much more effectual manner than any other even* that could be adopted.—The resolution was then passed unani mously.—Mr. Franklin accounted for the thirmess of the meeting by the information which had been given to him, through the Hon. Mr. Ashley, that arrangements were now in progress between the parties to consult the shareholders of this company before treating with the French govern ment.—Mr. Field then proposed to the meeting to pass a vote of thanks to the chairman, John Batnhawe, Esq., M.P., for the attention he had given to the subject, and for presiding at this meeting.—Captain Kelly, R.N., seconded the motion, which was pused by acclamation.—The Chair man said at the eleventh hour he had accepted the chair, but had no idea of being called upon to speak , or he should have been better prepared.—A memorial was agreed upon to the French government for the restitution of the caution money.—The meeting then adjourned. NORTH STAFFORLOIHIRC ItAILWAT.—The preamble of this company's bill for extensions to Derby and Burton-on- Trent, is also proved. MANCHE/MIR AND SALFORD EITINSION RAILWAY. — The committee on this bill report the preamble proved ; that the capital is 35,0001.; loan, 11,11001. ; amount of shares suhrribed, 26,0001.; deposits paid, 2,7611. MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The chairman of the committee on this bill, Viscount Me and, reports the preamble of the bill for the regulation and increase of capital proved for confirming the issue of certain 50!. shares, and increasing the company to the full amount of such shares, viz., 687,2504. The committee also report the preamble of the mime company's bill for 'purchase of Leeds and Bradford Railway, end power to raise 1,800,0001. far that purpose. GARAT WIRSTRRN RAILWAY.—The 00nUnitten on this company's bill for railways to connect the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway with the London and North Wai ters Railway, have declared the preamble proved. Yr4tWrd rndlimerick [Writ Curs w+ll . . . I . Vork,Neweostlettllerwich Do. do. Extesonons Do.G.N.E.Purchar Tuck sad North ditdiud • LINES LE.IsED AT rl I !Becks t ll.mu. Eit.3 per Ct. (le•red to (it. Wester' liummehaznAOsiordi unc esllalulFpd.,orwithipar sus tee (ielt : to iiL %% est. (lewd , olireolWvotero (firm., Weir., and Dudle) ctlodulnol.,orw!!pg.r. tle.torttiL (irestWo:tero I COtto orttbout guarantet tlosool to Urea Wo.tero Bockpottastotyo (tedard to L;:inini& N. Wirtern arieulale Junction (lewd to ealetioncin . (hood to Gt. Northernil .olouceoter & beartyurro (levedieGnatWesterel aullkSelby(LTorkdeNMw — DoiWins . Do. (chum (daub) Ueda. Brethren (Midland London and Greenwich tinned to South i.estere Ditto Preference MAW) Lerrectort Gthir.iperecat. WI; iartij Nclther, 3.33 tern 3 71.7.;i4 i;" PreatoalgWyre (leas. Loa &N.Wrot.t (Ditto alum (A I (ditto) llhd.,Guild, and Reigate (leered to tl at h Ragan Royston rod Machin (lam to Greet Northee■ Do. Bbepreth rAtea.(ditto I loath Stalforilrhirs tleasod to Mr. Welron Wear Valley, G p. et.groa (teased to atricatonatDar Wilts, Rioterret, &Maya (Weed to Uri. Western Si 4 ells 20 20 3 4 Its 2i 3 43 24 14 ; I pm 26i 29i 97 211 12 • i' It. Si Sips 7 Sips 17i IS 41 41 12i U per 1 X101:02 141 1341 111 Ili 13i 24 13 li S 4 NI 4 II pal 41 44 a 4 1• 11 flj 11 if p $1 SI dim 24 346 43 436 PROPERENCII 811ANE11. 10 Caledonian SIO Aberdeen-. .. ... .. I GI 4 do e i ' It ;Chapter Mil Holyhead ...' 16, 16 all Dunike, Verb, and Aber.: , I Mon Junction ... lMa , 3i EeetAnglieno/.loeitip.Gr. 24 21 1 6; Katern 0 ionic. Ertena.,l 1 : 5 per et No. 1. i Pat 401ittre do. No. 2: IMs I per i la De. New n per Cent. Stook' 11 iii 20 ,kist-Unioiwicrippo.6p.Ct 16 14 2 Edinburgh, Path, mad 1 Dewlap, 54 par Gast ...! 4 dla 121,Greet Somber' 3 prr Cent. 1 l l l i 2llenrnlllothn pm SI , • Lammaldrelttiorka r SSP 1 14 ilia 1100 NM 11 pm Coat Iledit'l3l 1334 :WO OrMbLeaLCamit,l rye& .atioelklael,l , SO ' DittirCetverl=l6lii -7 7 la e ! DIM lan arm. 6 per Ca..!134 In 6 ILamdemaOlaWestens New 15 14p IS ' yam 16 + 14 w ph.Nol 12 IS 10 Do. Now SP ... . II II 8 Do. SI . pa ISO liallasi.Onalli.6tl3.spt 131 133 'SO Norfolk lialeaska .. .... 1 17 111 Do. :lc Oem. Ouar.l 4 4 I rth 4 i ... 2 Ou loed, Wattmeter,.. trod Waive., t 11. 6 per Oast 6 threweburyllarsam.New Guaranteed ... ... - 10 Bbrewalt Shaster(Noe.W. Yin.) I per Oast ... 22 Saab Demo .- 17 Ir Di erk. O tto t.N ll orth e"..ll. ' k uit ot t. Nap.purede. ll" ..' 110 T0rkt74.304.11.kaP NI i 131 61 f 2 ii i i i I Pa 10! 1I& 13 136 112 lei 11 , 11 I r di. POUION IU SO 'Boulogne mid Animas . Id !Cesar* , rTIMOO (Thrice' S Mash . I ,Gfial ladles Padaoala.. 26 1 Do. 74 N or Do. sad Lop do. Now 110 16 accusers of Roam Orlon. *ad Bordeaux ... So Pons aid Orleans SO Paris dad Noma IS Purls aad Otavaboorg SO Room lad Ham ... 110 Ombra sod Mow 13 'Toon sad Swim ... . NI W Mandan ,ILWATIL 16 1:1 I 4 dam 1 2 pi Pa 1 I Pm 3 7 2 11 11. U S 4 14 11 4 9 0119 1 84 131 e lei II i i COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. RslywA 14s. ; Eden Main, 14s. ed. ; Walls Rad Riddell, 13s. ad ; Walls Rad Herten, 13s. 9d. ; Walls Rad Hatton, 15e. ed. ; Walls Rad Stewart's, 15s. ed, ; Walls Fad Toss, 15s. 3d.—Ship at market, it. We are requested to state that Mr. Payne is not aware that his government contemplate the negotia tion of any loan. We arc likewise requested to state that the Mexican certificate for the 2.540,1X)0 dollars has been lodged in the Bank of England in the name of the Chairman and Deputv-Chawman of the Committee of Mexican Bondholders. At an early period the acceptance by the American government of the certificate will be known, and it will then be in a state for immediate negotiation on favourable terms. The instalment of the indemnity money will be due in May of next year; and as there is no question of its being paid, the certificate may in a good state of the money market be negotiated for 4 or 4i per cent., or not exceeding 5 per cent. If so negotiated, the funds will be immediately divisible, and the half-yearly dividend will be paid about the same time. There has been a good deal of activity , in the American stock market during the week, and prices are generally better. Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Cu. give the following as the present quotations, to which we have added the latest New York prices, as reported by Messrs. Cammann and Whitehouse: Lemke New York Redeemable. prieria. laden. Malted States 5 per Ct. 13da.... 1+53 Do. G per Ct. Weds - 113 Do. 6 per Ct Bonds IVA Do. 6 per Ct. Stock New York City 3 per Ct. 1t... 1933.1.70 .. 90 91 Radon City 3 per Ct. lids. ... 16344364 .. 92 93 Cenn•ylvanla 3 per Ct. Stock . Obi.. 6 per Ct Marsaebusetta 5 per Ct. (eMr line borKts) Maryland S per Ct. (sterling bombs) Canada 6 per Ct. Boo& 1974 On Wednesday the rates of continuation were more moderate, hut yesterday they generally ruled higher. Thus, in Midlands, quoted at _, the continuation ad vanced: yesterday to Ito 1. These rates must not be assumed as absolute rates of interest, as, although partly dependent on the supply of stuck, they chiefly depend on the character of the parties dealt with. The following arc the rates of continuation per share : Per share. _ _ _ London and worth Western Great Western Midlands York and Newcastle York and North Midlands Lancashire and Yorkshire South Western Great Northern" Eastern Counties South Eastern Counties Brighton North Staffurds. Shrewsbury and Birmingham Aberdeen, Ambergates ri6 1-16 4-16 1-32 1-16 The continuation on French shares Yariel Par ties in good credit obtained money at i per cent., but others had to pay from 1-32 to 1-16 per share. The extreme prices at which business has been done in railway b hares during the account which expires to-day arc as follows : ---•-•••••• Prices during the Account. Paid. WOW. Lowed. SO Atierueun 50 Caledonian III 50 Cheater and Holyhead 24 20 Emden Counties... .!.. 33 East Lanavhire ... 171 30 Ediabu•gh and Glasgow 23 Great Northern - ls PO Gent Western SSA .. 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire Ili London and Blackwell 100 Landon, Brighton. and South Cont... 96 100 London and North Western l4 100 London sad South Western ll _ 94 ISO blunchester, shefileldolkLineolnsidre N' ....... .......... it lea Midi old s6 ... ..... ..» 1 1 23 North British .. ............. 171 Sixth Staffordshire 30 Ostord.Worenter. &Wolverhampton IT 131 Shrewsbury and Biraingbarn . 1 30 South Eastern 23 York, Negress** 1 1 Berwick 22 SO Tors and North /annual The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to yesterday, are as follows: London and North Western.... £45,524 .... £46,959 Great Western Midland London and South Western 10,355 .... 9,170 Lancashire and Yorkshire 15,410 .... 13,136 London and Brighton South Eastern York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,965 .... 12,896 York and North Midland Leeds and Think 924 North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Shrewsbury and Chester 1,856 .... 1,689 Manchester, South Junction, and Altrincham 447 .. • • 384 Bristol and Exeter South Devon 1,922 .... 1,780 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,221 .... 14,643 Chester end Holyhead 2,634 .... 2,632 Great Northern 10,313 .... 3,686 London and Blackwell The total receipts on the above lines being 193,8841., in 1851, and 178,258!. in 1850, the increase is shown to be 15,626 L, or 81 per cent. The number of miles in 1831 was 3,737, and in 1850, 3,5181, @belying an inmates of 2381 miles, or 61 per cent. 1831. SVOALL—The market has been dulfto:l4,;lnd a large portion of the public /tales are being bought in for want of buyers, at the full prices of 'Tuesday, but general quotations remain the same as last week. The relined market has been dull. Grocery lumps, 18s. 6d. to schi CotTEE.—The public sales today were chiefly bought in, and the week closes with a dull appearance. Good ordinary native has been sold at 105. ; superior, 41.. to 41s. 6.1 . TEA.—There has been it fair amount of business done in common Cungou this week, chiefly at 1l d. Exporters have been in the market. COCUA.—This article has been dull. Itter..—A small amount or business only has been done, and prices have scarcely been supported. Setutrs.—Rum and Brandy have been dull of sale. Seices have sold at a slight decline; Mace and Nutmegs hi. to 2il. per lb. ; Pepper, id. lb. INmoo.—Bengal has about supported late prices, !but a small quantity only sold; Madras and Kurpah sold at a decline of 2d. to 311. Corm.—This article has been dull and inactive, attri butable to the d. cline in prices at Liverpool ; but it has been more firm to-day, as a alight reaction has taken place at Liverpool. Ileum—Currants have been in improved demand, and prices are a shade higher. Valencia Itaisins continue steady. Chesmes and inferior L••lcmcs are in good inquiry fur expor tation, hut at low prices. 111 other articles uu material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is again to he reported as quiet and unal tered, at the following rape:—Peteraburg Y.C., this month, 37a. Gd.; May and June, 375. ; heat three months, St‘s 6d. COTTON.— : IIAvnr., MAY 15. The market, owing to the last advices from Liverpool being more favourable, was firmer, and sales up to 2 c'elock amounted to 1,167 halex, at the price of from 84f. to $6l. tot errs ordinaire New Orleans. Tho prices are not yet very regular. Arrived: the May Flower, from Apalachi cola, with 1,400 bales of cotton. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was a very short bupply of English Wheat at mar ket this morning, and Monday's quotations were readily obtained. _ _ _ The receipts of foreign Wheat during the week exceed 11,000 qrs. ; holders, however, were firm in their demands, and, in the limited amount of business transacted, former prices were realised. There was no alteration in the value of English Barley. foreign being in good supply, was obtainable on rather better terms than at the beginning of the week. We have again to report rather large arrivals of foreign Oats ; the demand, however, being good, the dealers were unable to supply themselves cheaper than on Monday last. Beans and Peas firm, at lain rates. ♦RRIVAIS ►NTO LONDON PROP 14th tol6th MAY. ihrttint. Whist 1370 / 11010 Barley 390 i • I 10;70 Olga B3O 300 27030 Flour ,11341 woks; .barrelz. Malt, 2,430. Lassos Assam:ans.—Wheat, 47a. 74.; Barley, 225. Od.; Oats, 10a. ltd.; aye, 20.. 04.; Beam, 21.. Id.; Pews, 27.. Id. IV6KAOra. 921aut.,Butu.l tuft. I liu. i Emu., P.a. mirth 29 ... ... 386 1d23. 74 1 16. 7128. 54125. II 24. 61 April 5 ... ... SM ild /3. 10417. Od 23a 11423. lld /4. gd - 19 ... ... 39. 5.1'24. SC IT. 3d 24. : 4 1 34. 104 24a 9d - 26 ... ... 9. 34 21. 14'.17. 10614. 24'264 9.1 25. 34 May 3 ... ... 38. ad 24. 3416. 34.23. 114 576 3.123. 44 - 10 ... ... .33. 104 /4. 4418. 84 M. 7437. 104 33. 114 if ipealia' Au. Aran. 118T11. 24.14 17a 9624, 3d 26. 114 23T54 tarry.-Wlitat, Miriam. Oats, Rye. 200 u, mad PIMA, 1,. Pries. Mu. 29. April 5. April 19. April 26. May 3. May 10. 66 39 3 .„ .. r,= ... - 1 . 3610 ... -I i ... = -.. .„••• 31 8 .„ ••• • ... M11.1........1i ... , ... ... ... HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADENVIALL.-561be to 641b5., ltd.; 641 b.. to 721b5., lid. to 2d.; 721145. to 80Ibe., 2d. to 21d. ; 80Ibe. to 88lbs., 21d. to 3d.; 881 b. to 961 b., 3d. to 31d. Horse Hides, ss. 6d. Calf-skios, light, Is. to 3s. ; full, Ss. BERMONDBIIY.—Sheep Skins, half-beech, 6s. to en. gd . . D owns, 4.. Sd. to 50. ; lambs, Is. 9d. to 28.9 d.; shearlings, Bd. to 9d. MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a more cheerful trade for the Beasts to-day, but it cannot be quoted higher on the average. The number of Sheep and Lambe is not very large, sufficient however for the demand. A better clearance having been effected in the dead markets, prices here have advanced a little. We have now so few Sheep in the wool, we oeaw to quota them. Trade is still very dull for Calves, something choioe has made 45., but very rarely. From Germany and Ilcd. land there are 98 Saute, 850 Sheep, and 231 Calves; Spain, 100 Sheep; Scotland, 200 Beasts • 400 from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 107 )[itch Cows from ; the Home Counties. 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