The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-23 00:00:00

• !...,..fr' et ;,as - d‘"%- > • , /.4., t'ir.„," .., . / • • ; "-- f..._--/ e- • e,e r. .../ ir.4 "1 o r v "-yr • s _dr T i t i • (ig r. .. .. 5 1 5 • , I • fiv. 23 .3.1 LON Dt)IN , TIIUItSDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1853. ... rts \ 1.% LIFE ASSUItANCF. COMPANY, ' MEE'CING A 1 '1111:. INDIA-HOUSE. SHARE LISTS. POREION ILLILWaYe. 1,206 tons hate been bo i pal •• • t. Prinessiomert. Desk, beaks. reeatillaboo Awe , . let7.le i 3 Antwerp sad liaterdanal 11 Of Ws now him from store . The ordinary quarterly court of proprietors was 30 I 4 ;Restarts to Or o / din i p le quiet ; about 100 tons r .... • 'a e -.4.1 .set 4 revilement, 4 Tkt.,esp.9. WIIDNESGAT EVENING. I ''''.'". ' ''.-::EriIiERT ALEIANDER. alareheeth Perk. held yesterday at the India house. The court was very 6 I lareglaa Eastern Jamaica' 1 le auction 2-5 tons oval i 1- ‘ . . pr. ream fur etater ag Lo ue Deka. thinly attended. The minutes of the previous meeting hav- The railway market experienced a slight advance, 50 2 ° c%arlecoi sail golliefinole' 14 I 3 round at ' 46 dole., 10 di 30 10 Dijon and Bessacon .. 4 li • 1.0•`7;:. 4 , . .., ~., ,r. a -mai lot soca yew). tug been confirmed, and was fi rm in character all day, although closing ee s p a pa ge 22 ,1 2 e ... ... ..' 2 12 2 11 . 9 square at 61 dole. 60c. • ". 1 ,,,,..,..0 ....e eei iae lile. Th. cII A I lill Ax made the usual announcement respecting below the best point. Intrinsically this market re- * 7 . Mat 111_ ..diao .„ . S 51 pm 331 sheathing have been ml . 14....,,„.',,,a.0ing ie.nerit) t.l 11r011.11a. the Payment of the half yearly dividend. mains decidedly strong, but business is at present n i s 0 p .., " b omoa llalle " . I I l i " demand 28c.; America' • a lttreaNla Mt fl .th LIVE ASMOCIATION. 21r. W Ennui 0 presented the report of the committee of • Vaalrasals.. 1 1,, 7e is held at 23c. to 244 almost at a standstill. se le Omit Janetisa of Irmo f II Pm copper sold at 22c., c E , , ~c.. i &Elm Map m3'. Loyal Letters Patna. bye laws, in the absence of the chairman. ___ 104 all 1 0t.WmtsfOsmadaotharee 1 dls Ipm Mr. Law's complained of an infraction of the bye laws notice ; Spanish is num •• . ....1 roe ever) three wed& difkrenee of are. by the sun-pu bli cat i on of certain motions placed on the THIS DAY.- Two o'CLocir. ... .. DR - - to 64e. te.....0" •'" • s i Lassealemeja,3p.Ct.Preti a 1 dla it. en at e•eieeres en a sew Pkw Pelvalleell adesetsgeous to pacer by him. The railway market to-day is characterised by aso is LaxaMeaues . ;SI M - .„ .. ; Subjoined are the -. L.*. r*. The committee on bye laws for the year was th en nomi- a total absence of active business, and the variations Is I° Do. Illatlnall ... . i 4 ls rz0,,,,,, t ~J . ..t woeml aseetire. a webuilisa sf SO per cyst. was sated . 11 I Do. ... .. _iii 12 ing news. Fresh di . ~,,,,•,,,; en.- . , motto% oa. aal pardwinallanc Psdices. 4 . in prices are slight. A little flatness was observable s $ D o. (0 .;,, I). and the prospects of VIE A 34111113 OF seises. in some stocks, at the opening, including to s Do. 6 per a. Piefereacel 3 I dts 3 i are referred to in vet :7...8 roan., lonrorst.) • Colonel DlClStssom, pursuant to notice, called the at. Pm ' - ilea 451 . 4 I Am m o; „, 11053 .____._ 1 1ZU..2? tention of the Conn to the ease of the Am. en of Scinde, and Midland and Lencashire and Yorkshire, but " I = 11 " 4 222`1112r26°2321 " 116 It as . - ... .. 111 3 pa 3 1 4 N 'e ilarta vamor A rc "" usw . (with In.il 1 7 1 4 11 71 The news from all II • rt. 11.01. nen"m Ag e . p,.. ..i.=, I 1. "7 read (in a low voice) the opinivas that had been expressed quotations are now as good as those of yes- couraging nature. Thi 1 , e i sews Rem 4swim IV& .by successive chairmen of the company as to the injustice terday, and generally this market may be - and streams are full ; I 'ltat, to, mesa seam.3o Se DD. Do.(eg interest) .. - - --..- - which had been inflicted on those pieces, The hon. and said to preserve its steady appearance. London is If Neetherauf erase.. 1141 351 turns up amply to reps; _--.-- ;---- g . d. ; S e. 4. . Tara ellm.. / a. (LIS e. d. 111 a el. gallant proprietor complaine.l of the silence go rigid:that the Spring prospe p iI It 13 II it 0 273114 3 I 11 3 maintained by the directors on this subject. He t „,, 7 and North Westerns and Great Westerns are rather N al Da. Id. e per et. goiel (tot WA Amiens Wes, 14 13 The miners in Seett V. o , I 9 2 2.P 4 3 2 7 f 1 4 40 If 4 believed that in their consciences they sympathised with the 1 "`"" le all Norwegian Trunk ?rake.; tle 9 from ten to twelve do se 22 6 411 o 41 3 7 161 14 II 012 5 despoiled 3 a li aII 4 , , 2 $ 2 I 4 8. 412 4 Amain , nut were restrained from expressing th e ir 30 fir Paris wil °trans ... . 40 42 la• convictions by a fear of offending the minister of the day. since improved, especially Strasbourgs. of Kalarnath river an W. H. MOM& Iseleseil Meek,.lN 1 V Paris sad !keen ... . 39 41 and extensive diggings ANDREW PRA. lesersesey. He thought there could not be a more striking proof oft at ORDINARY BILUSES AND STOCK& NI 76 Parts and otnrron.nr a5l 7.51 311/ 51 insufficiency of that court, than that a family, a faultless D IXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.-This mild frail y, to which moreover the English rulers of India were 9 ,.. i ~,.. Itamwsw. 4 . 3 ""M Plc" " 1 " W -417 11111 71 Quires end Richmond .. EH ta 3 1 2- 21 - le e. 0041 M sad Dyne ... ..' 1 1 ' l9 "r the only season of the iresisedsy. under considerable obligation, should now have languished _l __l__ in these dry diggings i nt eted lies 'boil th • test or sper4.l. rf 5O years 3 2 kept Swedish 4,..,:h" let „J i .„ ~e,,,,,, 4 ,.„, e, • 9 most p ,,,, p ,i,,, t „,.c y 1 ,..„ e a t o in confinement for two years, despoiled of their territory, et. leo 1 ur,r.tum . .. ... .. , se Is ... 12 '"" s ' --- • •4 . • 1. - r pato hi d - , .'hi.. and without the slightest chance of redress tram a nation 20 esetintierg, !Fetes', hostas' .• „ia, r. , 0 • ...M0-. .).pt . .11,111 emanicerr.co ,a. 10 e make enamel. 44 from a claim near Co 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Probe. - - • b.. g. r howl, or Sidney.. am well as In the mast Osmosis that prided itself a. much upon it. justice as upon its power. ;ran Junction .. .51 3e 51 110 1 !Muth Eastern of Frahm - - 21 eight ounces, and es' 2 ,:, :',I ; 0 .., ..,..,1 I. patronised Sr the fatuity. eennrally. Pre:wed The hon. and gallant proprietor concluded by moving a 131 1.11 ' IfirmuWelv. kliteareelter , ef IS, 31 2, nation., Lan„sChrsi.Jun., ti 4Me k 4 Southern of Pram-. ..... 4 5 ma In Grass Valley quart; :,,,1 4 ,31..h..1...il hr the rrntoitt.w. Puwriniftw. ' 4, -"7" , $1. 1 ."'" resolution r. commending restitution of territory to the ; ke!, ono. ct .hl.• chemists and ta. Mein^ venders in the Lotted , _ err. or . o f i ll lir elan. in C....... 4 is. 1 id.. .e. Id.. 4 ' , . ud., Its„ sad 22*, tali. ..''' j the pay sent an equivalent stipend. 1174 at; no.t2weatairkeetlierti.C.; 20 22 SS 153 Do, do. do. 3131...1 36 74 dk emirs* dot ,onus are Seeex , e bet 11. e 'e with " Geese Luzon" maw Mr. I.OWIN, while secoading the motion, sold that an nt. loss Mato% and UAW ... 100 101 1601 5 rottenest OtAti.p. ___------- allowance, however liberal, was no equivalent for an injus. St. toe Caledonian ~ ... .. 68 651 tice. He thought that the directors, having acknowledged 5- at Custer sad Holyhead .. 211 111 ill 1 N all Upper lades 0111 all Wert Flanders I 4 5 10 I s 00. 34 per Cent. Prete', i 1 dia Mi II Wessen .tt lq. s r. l al 0 i pu , 10 1 Western of Bwltaerland 1 01 dm It 6 siderable egcitement e able gold reports ft slope of the Coast Rut the climate on the ENGLISH OPIC3I EATEN. injustice, should grant retires?, and he for one, ehnuld 1 2 , 4 ? 6. b . ' irt uk ' n _. 4 na„„_"*. ~...._•• 7: 3 * 21 same as on this. Teo day to published, a New and ekeap Edition, kp. ha, never rest un'il redress had been granted in this very eggra- 22 L „„--7.„,-17-.7,,,-;,.! JOINT STOCK BANKS. River there are fine piles Is. bd.. vote d ease. The court had been frequently sppealed to in darn lunation .„ ... 111 S well watered. Colt VONFESSIONS of au ENGLISH OPIUM cites of hardship and injustice, and hail uniformity turned a/3 all last Anglian . _ „.... be 61 3 1 ! ; 1.:1' ming bessore• Walker's River, ani FATED. deaf ear to all complaints, and it was their neglect in that Is all Lens, (Ste 1 n o d . 11.).. 36 4 No. Sharesi Beams. Pad Wks' d o n e This mining section I. %lee : Slssirkla. Marshall, and Ch.& atirmere-hall.court. 1 I i yederday. to -day. tame of about lo; particular that had caused them to fall so much in the e•ti• L 2 131 .0 1?- 42 • 20 . 001161126 -•- 17 1 134 I c oo tern Caine, C 1.... a.. i =anon of the public. lle Cele. Lewin) had been thirty " (Iste E. U. el ) ..._ . II II 12.500 4P I Aultralasia 40,000 33 lettattd. Bank of Ada 5, 1 1 dig mining section of Too IL GULYEIt WELL'S I ttr EI)IC , AL I..... IV , O S7 RKS, p r. years in the service, and had not known a single instance is $5 mt m all I Du. rams B aid 0 ditto II 81 which ' s native had obtained justice by appeal to that court. ~ lest LlStaAlfo ... . 714 ne 60,000 WY Chart. Rank of ladle, , Australia, and China 2' e 11 pm lass, Calaveras county The Chroniek says th t 1 ettlAT TO EAT , DRINK. Alets tleUtTie They had acknowledged iejustice in this case, and, as a St all 111. k W.I. LEts.Aßirra..la 54 $7 holy of influential gentlemen, they could, no doubt, :pro- IA lOtt I L and teasitaw . 70 73 D,009 El English, Scottish, ad Australian Chartered 10 I 1 4 pm whole extent regale i • 12. LECTURE TO YOUNO MEN. M. MOM TO hi: HAPPY. les Emu. AND PEYSICAL ENJOTME.NIT t F LIFE. v. Cure redrew if they only mite the proper exertions. 1618dinbargh sad Peebles... - - be et 100 1111dineureo,Pertftnandee 30 32 Mr. Al'ilTON:llllfigebted that the resolution should et. ~,, ( ..„,,,,. nw , s ,... thwe . tir ,_ _ put in the term of a request to the court to take the matter at„ too eft.i,,Vo ta te era _. ~. pa pi in hand. The CilattletaN said that there was as much sympathy 9t. MO Do. A, Sleek ... ..., 64 86 It "100 - Do. B. Stack ... ...I 131 134 47 fel 3311 25,001 SO Lando.' Bent of Aus tralia and lodia 35,009 30 London Ch.Ttored Bank of Australia - - 124 11 34 1/01 24.000 U Oriental Rank Corpora. all 31 53 The company can for of this claim. It ell pected 60 feet wide drift, extending from working. Clarion Co 60,006 6 Royal Austral . Rankine St lee iCt.Soutti. and Wast.(lts., 110 112 tory, is still a favour ON Of HEIM. Olelts.STS. fur the Ameers of Scinde on the inner side of that bar as andOnel Import. Co. 1 f 1 dls et 100 i tatiat Wes Urn . .. $ll 1391 $9 1 . et. on the outer, and be could assure the court that this goes- 8,000 25 South Addenda If 11 ' lrish South Fasten: . . 71 II • 'UM INefllrThil or MARIOSOO LIM lion had been referred to The government of India, with 20 . 11 4.49.2,,,,,r sod Usti, . .. Is $7 20,000 13 !Union 4 Australia vis. ineructions to treat it in the most liberal spirit. Notwith- 164 i Ile; Do. Thirds .- .. 15 IG pm 8,000, ... Do, New 34, 41 M while other companies islet 'tent or wilrisii. standing all that had been said about broken promisee, he st. 100 ,Laocaebire and - Torliddr: 75 711 774 Ilj Advocate says that th ie. . I I. 9. sANut . 3llr.‘ll% asgignpayloll. end ILIK"GRG. had no doubt but that su:h provision would be made for t 10 1 ^ '•• - 10 ;16 1 Les. Mks -.. , MM WS MISCIILLANEOI.III. was taken out of Dr 1 . 42 0 ` . c ",..' 4 ; ~,,,,,,2 dow , w il e o i u gZ: o a v b° er u l t oo fiv p e o m u i n i wank. the Ameersof Sonde and their families as would meet the 14 111 Do. Wwt ilieme Came 3e 2/ „ u. eel a. ; 10 all Leeds Northers .. 151 '5l justice of the case. Under these circumstances. he treated 114 112 2, 010 ,,,, 21 ,,,,;99 . 21 9 No. ; sh. Hisceetomovs. Pd ' getol.lllll. 12-I$R• *es; 'OMB 1 • 212 . 121 . " d m. 18 • 21211 " that the gallant proprietor would see the propriety of with. le S Lusi.,Tilbury,& Southend - II 11 pm I 1 i i yesterday. Reeky. be quarts. ai. I,r. -,.. , •All ill'. 08. Silt. COLD 11 ATVs. CURL drawing his motion. St tee Item., Brighton, St B. Ocase• 104 105 1011 10,080 1 , leo %astral..la Air_ ..,1. 1 33'65 70 70 THIS 0 ,„„„„,,, .;„ 0 ., ~pr.wf.roir i C.0r5:11.3. 1 :!. 01...1..4,014 • MAN% Colonel DIC IP:ENRON expo aged full reliance on the word Ilt.;100 I Lesclonk North-WNW 115 1151 1134 1 a c ~,. , ~ ~ wass..._ ._ , p. •eealW. R. Celeareiell, Mae, le, of the chairman, but before consenting to withdraw his 1 11 II Do. Fifths -- •• 11 25 PEI 144 Itheeo 100 *am& Company... 311 65 70 The gold minis 's cumulted MOO Gum 1 0 WI 4 motion , was anxious to have some specific information as to 101 1 De•glune 2l - 1503 ILK' 1 II a ere- , "". ''" 1 "- .1. ` 16 """ 1 "" • et. 100 London Sr douth.Westerr 59 ito 901 100,000 5 Crystal Palace ,1121 2f pit 71 totally devoid of boa ~,,,, 01 , 5. the intentions of the directors. 50 111 t 0,., 1' , .0 ... ... ... 55 41 die 130.000 4 Cryst.F.l.of Prance; 31 6 I „ merely nominal. I .._ _ _ _ .tt I: J.4.11ES HANNA l'S LECTURES. Last evening, Mr. lames Hannay delivered the .lino, oi les eerie, of lectures 11517.1. FAIR mat literature, at the La rare and Seientific lastitu:ion, E•dwcselstreet, The CHAIRMAN declined entering into details. When 20 ea D eo go 41 31 die the matter was properly matured, particulars would be laid 25 1 all Looihmderry Si flolenitne 13 13 before the court. Mr. Lew i x refused to let the motion be withdraws . 25 I all ItendoncurfstEnnegulten It 21 et'lto stancteetter.,aleaeolasb. 191 301 The CHAIRMAN then disposed of the motion by moving Si to tij n'.'... ...2 sDdtand..Linel. re°. 22 31 1 221 the previous question, which was moor d to. CASE OF THE SIXTH MAIMAS LIGHT CAVALLLY. St . ! Do. Birk. ani . DeiSy .. 40 75 4 43 60 I 47111lid r e. owt. tire)... ... --- 711 1/ 113,711' iN. Brit. Aunt. Land - all 1 1 pot 1" Du. Prefereme... all ' - - , 120,01 1 0' 5 Prolktiv.l..nd.SVAin. all II 3/ pm 7 1 4 100,000 1 ScottishAustlnvest all 11 1i pep I IE7OO 95 S. AU/4 , 1111M 1.10.1 23 43 43 I 10.0001 100 Tan Diemen's lead 254 15 19 prem.; Great Nei Agua Fria, 1 9-16 Australian Agri, o to 71. Peel lti Scottish Anstraliaz •- - MrATRAZ On l neem_ North [THREEPENCE. 1,2041 tons have WWII bought at 28 dole. to 29 dole. and it is now tirm from store at 29 dole. to 30 dole. b ari Iron is quiet ; about 100 tons refined told at 70 dole. from ship ; at auction ' 25 tons oval sold at 50 dole. per ton, 31 do. ball round at 46 dole., 10 do, round at 61 dois. 50c., and 10 do. square. at 61 dole. 50c., 4 months. Copper—Sales of new sheathing have been made at 27ic., although some holders demand 28c. ; American yellow metal sold at 2k. ; English is held at 23c. to 24c., 6 months; 10,000 old sheathing copper sold at 22c., cash. Lead—We have no sale* to notice ; Spanish is nominal at 6c. to 60, Galena do. at 62c. to 61c. eider the course to be adopted with reference to tt corporate stock of the association, committing to 3,062,784!., in connexion with the government Com mutation Bill. Under the circumstances there is little doubt the company will elect to be paid off. The directors of the East India Company have published, for the information of such of the pro prietors of the promissory notes of the Bengal FiAO per Cent. loan of 1823-26, numbered from 1,131 to 3.500, as may be resident in Europe, the notification lately issued by the government of India. This is to the effect that the securities above specified will he discharged on the 25th of July next, on which day the interest will cease. I'rompt settlement of prin cipal and interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum to the date of discharge will be mado with proprie tors who may be desirous of transferrim; these Five per Cent. notes to the open Four per Cent. loan et the Ist February, l iia, and details are duly afforded of the mode in which this transfer is to be effected. For the accommodation of such of the proprietors Subjoined are the latest items of Californian min ing news. Fresh discoveries of gold are reported. and the prospects of molt of the quartz companies l are referred to in very favourable terms : The news from all the mining regions is of the most NIP' couraging nature. The winter mins are over ; the riven! and streams are full ; the weather invites labour; the gold turns up amply to repay it, and the California papers state that the Spring prospects of the miners were never better. The miners in Scott Valley, Bikiyon county, are averaging from ten to twelve dollars to the man per day. Humbug Creek is also in full tide of success. On the north and east of Kalamath river and trail leading to Orezon very rich and extensive diggings have been discovered. Many very rich mining claims are now in suecessful operation. This is the only season of the year when water is found at all in these dry diggings in sufficient quantities to extract the gold from its associations. A. lump of ore has been taken from a claim near Columbia, weighing nine pounds and eight ounces, and estimated to be worth over 6,000 dole. In Grass Valley quartz mining is very successful, and the various companies are driving an excellent business. Con siderable excitement exists at Sonora, owing to the favour able gold reports from Walker's River, on the eastern slope of the Coast Range. The Sonora Herald learns that the climate on the east of the Sierra Nevada is the same as on this. On both sides of Walker's River there are fins wide valleys of superior land, and well watered. Gold is found between Carson's and Walker's River, and the tributaries of these streams. This mining section has been prospected to the dis tance of about forty miles wide and sixty long, and it is believed to be at least equal to the mining section of Tuolumne County. The tunnel at Doug lass, Calaveras county, has been dug 600 feet into the hills. The Chronic/a says that it is an immense piece of work, the whole extent requiring the most substantial timbering. The company can form no idea of the extent and richness of this claim. It extends 1,100 feet, and has been pros pected 60 feet wide. They find pay dirt wherever they drift, extending from below the level to above reach of working. Carson Creek, so famed in Californian gold his tory, is still a favourite placer. Extensive sluicing opera tions are being carried on, which yield very largely. One company of seven make about three ounces per day each, while other companies are doing still better. The Miner's Advocate says that the largest lump ever found in this state was taken out of Dr. Carpenter's claim at the Columbia House, about five miles above Coloma, on Monday last. It weighs over 100 pounds, two-thirds of which is supposed to be quartz. as, not being resident in India, may no hove fur nished powers to their agents to act on t heir bt hair, the Deputy-Accountant-General has been authorised to allow the conditional transfer of such notes to tho open Four per Cent. loan, leaving it optional with the proprietors to confirm the transfer, or to require payment in cash, when informed of it. It is pro vided, however, that no notice disallowing a transfer will be received after the expiration of six months. The P 4 continues to invite tende rs from parties willing to convey the mails to Au.trali.', under the new system, by which a bonus of 1,060/. is offered by government. The dates of despatch ere the 4th August, 4th October, and the 3rd Deeembt.r. Tenders will be received till the lath July. A call of 3!. falls payable on the shares of th., Zealand (Denmark) Railway on the Ist July, why: interest for three months at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum will be payable to the shareholders. Australian Agricultural and South Australian Land shares were 1!. higher to-day, other land shares remaining steady. In Australian Banks there was not much movement. Bank of Australasia slums were agin inquired for, and recovered yesterday's depression. The shares of the Scottish Australian Bank were flatter, as were also Oriental Bank. Crystal Palace shares show no cl:ange. I'rovincial Bank of Ireland shares have been done at al;; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, i6 l , 76 ; Itoy:1 Mail Steam, 73. Berlin Waterworks shares were quoted die. to par ; Australian Building Company, to 1 prem. ; Melbourne and Colonial House In vestment, die. to a prem. ; Aberdeen Nola) American Land, ss. to is. 6d. per share. In Mark-lane to-day, the supply of corn was mode rate, and not much business was done. Mondny's prices were maintained. In floating cargoes, no trans actions were reported. Closing humanism No. Shall Banes. Eafd prim done yedarday. o.day. 22,500 40 'Australasia 40.000 13 Chartd. Bank of Ada 6 4 4 dia 60,000 0 Chart. Rank of ladle, Australia, and China 2 J 11 p 15,00 RI English, Scottish, aad Australinn Chanered 10 4 pas 15.001 SO Lamina Bank of Aus tralia and India 2 23,00 10 Landon Cl,.rtered Bank of Australia 24.000 Si Oriental Bank Corpora all 61 63 60,00 I Royal Austral. Banking and Gold Import. Co 1 die 8,000 23 South "innings 20,000 25 !Union of Austr4la 8,000, ... Do. New 2l 81 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market totally devoid of business, and prices merely nominal. Colonial Gold are prem.; Great Nugget Vein, lk to Agua Fria, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares arc rather firmer, at 69 to 71. Peel Rivers are steady, at 2: to 2i prem. Scottish Australian Investment have improved to 2 to 4- prem. North British Australasian rule 5-16 to 7-16 prem. remains almost I are in most cases quoted 1 d to 1 11 prem.; and We find the subjoined remarks on the corn trVo in a circular issued this afternoon by Mr. George ])ornbusch. They confirm our view of the serious damage inflicted on business by the prevalent pall , cal suspense: Last evening, Mr. James Hannay delivered the sesaud 01 hol series of lectures u; ..t. RAtilllat literature, at the Litenrr and Scientific lustitulon, Edward.street, l'ertman—ipiare. lie bad discussed notice and Juvenal se the previa. week. end flaw took a leap down to the satinets of the Reformstinn,—a branch of the subject comparatively new, coil for better adapted to a miseclicoscous andienev, who have a prejudice in LWOW of slidertand what they bear. Erasmus, Be thaaaan, and Sir Davi l Lind.ay of the Mount, were his illustrations of the period. llis picture of Er unions, as the purely literary man, and the pro it only by circumstance, wis TijOr.lll. and original; and its for the two fkot.ish sati rists, he said for 'ham 41 that might he I.:pos.:tea from a era:: and a countryman. Mr. I.lannay's literary style is easy and elect at, and his raalllier perfeirly Tres from aff,e tatioo or conventionality ; and these qualities secured for the mom "did rite of the performance, what solid merits 'slam slave command—a keen appreciation awl a com pote emcee es. Mr. LEWIN beneght this well known and frequently re ported case before the court, recapitulating the circum stances of the alleged mutiny, the subsequent employment of the regiment for nine months in guarding the frontier, the court martial, disbanding of the regiment, nod execu tion of two aepoys for adminii tering unlawful oaths to their comrades. Mr. Lewin found fault wi h the proceediegs, first on the grounds of delay in holding the court martial ; secondly, as that court was illegal in consisting of seven instead of fifteen members ; and, thirdly, inasmuch as that the men who were executrd had bun sentenced for an offence which was not charged before the court martial. The bon. proprietor contended that injustice had been done and bespoke the good offices of the court in favour of the survivors, of leen and men of the 6th regiment who 11.41 been deprived of their pensions, end were now with their families in a state of destitution. In conclusion, Mr. Lewin moved for papers connected with the case. Mr. Eleiztvare seconded the motion. The CHAIIIMAN declined entering into any diecnssion Do. Bina. east Deb? lid.G. en. ! Ditto MU starts... MINES. Our politicians continue in a state of ferment respectieg the Russo-Turkish quarrel ; the question of peace and war is eagerly discussed, hut not yet settled. Well founded hopes are still entertained that the governments of Europe, who ought to set an example of moderation and justice to their people, will, for their own security, avoid a serious coadict, which might sound the tocsin of insurrec:ion through Poland, Hungary, Italy, and other discontented countries. Meantime, the uncertainty as to the future course of events keeps trade agitated and uncomforteble ; intended operations are postponed, shipments suspended, orders countermanded, and the regular course of husini as in many ways interrupted, to the great injury of com merce. The agricultural reports of the last eight days re specting the growing crops are generally of a favourable tenor. Warm prolific showers alternating with sunshine have, throughout the country, wrought a wonderful improvenunt in the appearance of the growing crops. The rain of yEsterci..y cooled down somewhat the atmosphere. The autumn sown wheat in advanced districts is now shooting into ear. The spring -sown wheat also promises well ; and, abstracting the small breadth of land sown this year, the coming wheat crop may yet turn cut a good one, respectively to the quantity sown. It is too early to judge of the potatoes on the ground ; at present it is believed that they are doing well, no complaints being heard. Abroad the weather has been various; whilst France com plains of being deluged with rains. The Baltic ceuntri. s are deprived of the necessary moisture. In Ifoiland and Belgium the weather was all that the agrieuPurist sauna desire, and the fields full of promise. From Whits it is reported teat the surrounding countries presented a in:,t luxuriant appearance. In the United States, toe, di)? cr , iis are very favourably spoken of. In France the heavy ra i •'s of last week are said to have laid the wheat plant ee ry yr tenstwely. Our flamers are mostly now busy with hay making, and have brought little corn to market. i lie ar rivals of grain and flour from the north of Europe end America have last week fallen off. On the other hoot', C:o southerly winds have brought up to Falmouth and Queens town, from the 14th to 21st duee, 37 cargoes—twenty-e no wheat, ten maize, three barley, one rye, one beans, one flour, part of the large fleet of corn-laden vessels on passage from the Mediterranean. There is little corn on the way now from Baltic ports and few shipments making. Ame rica has lately considerably reduced the exportation of breadstuff.. It is to be expected that in consequence of the present suspension of shipments in the Black Sea snit D inuhe, caused by the war pen:c and the scarcity of ship.room, 3 to 5 months hence there will be a correeperd ingly falling oil in the arrivals from those quarters. Our corn markets towards the latter end of the week did not sustain the excitement produced at the commencement ; the northern markets, where the supply continues inadequate to the wants, have sustained prices. eitinaris - _ NtwportAl _ '%eirryliokitt•n NewrlkV/ozrespoiatalto - - I Pal 4S 4 4313 fl I 7s Li SO 52 55 1; Ms 33 if WEDSZ6DAY ETINIXO. The English mining share market remains in a very dull state. Where sales are pressed lower rates must be submitted to, but it is noticed that, when purchasers offer, holders are firm at the reduced rates established when the metal markets gave , Cawing , bourn"' I .r.r. , done No. hares Paid. yesterd.iy., to.i.ay. gi Ilium --, -- 104%00 , 1 I.:atia Trla all .14 11 pea •21 314000 1 Anglo AustrodlaaGold all . lAs pa 100,000 los. •ttato.Calitorman .... all i I 1 Pm 1.0,00 t 10 It ta”ttalasian 215,61 a. 20 't 1 ustnilian gums, 1 Atvitraltrin Cordillera all iCal Om 100,000 1 Australuin Preabeld . fir,ooo 1 Ave Nada ill 4 die 301.ar , I , •ritiaa Australian WO all disl pm 20,600 20 t.trl tiallron 43.3 9 10,000 35 ' , Vitra.. Imp. (24... at 5/ p * 144 4; 3 C,POO 30 Do.Cocasnand Calais al. 44 54 11, 1 .40 je' 1)0..5t. John Del Ito 15 31 33 id . 311 a d 11i , ,e31. i Ca-ron'a Creek CI 1 die 4 Vu. 19,009 40 Co"ve Copper ...„. ail 140,000 5 +Colonial Cold ° lo 14 pm .. coplaw 3E11,000 13i. +Copper Muer; of Eng I all 63 70 11 .00P 13 4.1. kw. E - ref. 71 per arm.; all 7 8 pea l 70,1•40 3 ,41 , :res: kir tialiono,,,,,t ' all 2 14 dl. loreat Nugget Vela . . al • 14 11 pa, 12(. ' 2" 2 /I D . . arglatered 3,006 20 , 47:e..eral ..* .... , . J. 15 17 72,001 1 Illrazal Dueby of 11.04 e 5 ',Great Polgooth ..... 1,a , . , ,0 1 , Who B44LUUret a 4 INa 60.0. 7 1. 1 1I.lharty 9,1 , 0 3 41.inarea 30,st4t , 1 I LovidoisaCanfrrn 0411 Quartz Crushing Co.. all 1 I 110,006 1 Marriuita 21,000 10 3 , 2:l..r.llk2t.American 1, I 74 8 6:,115 1 New Granada 11',100 I Nouveau Mania .50,600 10 Nova Scrolls Mining and Capper Smelling 5 di, I le ~ ,06, 6 Pact Plidiu .f1 , '•,(.44 , 1 ~ .lu.trta Nock i all par 4pm 10,0;a 315 411,11yroneg Iron ...._ 1 all a 6 Al 10.'1'1 15 ' +Pito New 7.-0 C 30 aanit , sa &Cubs.. SO,OCI 1 *iota AUsilZiaittl al: i dig par cilf 0 10 15n Croft 4 , ',174 1.3.3.01 • Unite.l Macaw' l I C 1 1 4' i 70,ieh 1 Wailer le.i.,i'o , 1 West Granada 1 ,,, ,"0 1 w,...t idnriJoaa... 1 , 0..00 1 Yuba is Is I' a s so se 1 ir 16 I - Do. New Si.!tortbern comier - Iwo North British 14 North Hero% 310.1 * "' II j no. A Dania • I Do. B Oeinabsed I_l‘ ,North , tafftW4eire.. North Wester' die way. la the gold mining share market stagnation pre vails, business being only recorded in half-a-dozen stocks. Prices are scarcely changed, except for Peel River, which improved. At 4 o'clock Peel River were quoted 2:" to 21 prem. ; Colonial Gold, 11 to 11 prem.; Great Nugget, 11 to 11 prem.; British Australian, 1 die. to par; Port Philip, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 11 to 11 prem.; Agua Fria, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Nletealfc Copper shares were a shade better, closing 31 to 61 prem. National Brazilian (Cocaes) were also rather firmer. ITO ier;riaand S. Moamar= lon oxford. Moro., & Moly*. Central arottleb Midland 490 ntrrafe. & birra ten I Do. L.&N.W.Ouar.Stk • Ihrewabury and Hereford • ,%nralerbery ana Its•ni (Nue. W. Min.) .„ ail De. Hallam NI Oarrertry rrli ire Usk& I -4111.1 in Inants Devon ... .100 Montt tenter' DO ,Soute Mule.; II Wadi Torkah.hilltrinin: 0I Ditto ditto ▪ latocktun & Darlington • la ThanAstlainstroatainall. dl. 41 41 do 11 9 46 49 93 96 59 61 62 (.4 70 74 1 dia 17 19 ei ►. ► SMOCKING ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE ON BOARD ILM.N, LONDON. a cue which had already been seven - times before the court. There was no per-on at present suffering from the proceed ing of the court martial, as seven had been released for subsequent good conduct, and the sentences of the other two bad expired. The native officers had all been pensioned. Cooler these circumstances, ha must call on the court to POZTPXOUTU, Jrint 22. 4 ii a 20 21 714 Ilf U 2 3+ 13 ill it 3 lif 354 31 31 94 10 104 41s par U i\'wa of Nco:h all , 'Waterford iuld Mans ' Watelford !4 ‘4l ot Cornwall 14 21e. Wirnbk toe end ci;oydOO! Mr Woodford IL Ye ilfork,Newoutlohret SS lit Lb. do. FAtensooo If 1 Do.O.N.E.PurobaN. fi.".ot. ;Toth bid North Blidllod' 0 70 71 7i di. 21 Se 01 PINTA LS. ICG 10$ 84 U all 130 1,12 33 :4 t Tranekrable by 119 V 4 66 57 171 15j 14 :7 1 1 If 26 MONEY MARKET. N 100 WEDNESDAY EVENING. - - - - A frightful occident occurred on bo:ord H.M.S. Lowden, 'JO, Carlini Hutton (which a ?rived at S:athead yesterday aftc rooms), during her passage from Lish as, and 'high roalt. d in the immediate death er seven individuals, me of wham was the drat lieutenant 01 tl.e ship—Wellesley Tale Chapman. 'I he accident occurred last Wednesday siersimg, et the voyage to this pars, the ship at the time being in tow of the koperiruse, 150, screw frigate, Captain A. fl. Wats a. Ths tow-type trwin the lmperietiso was jailed to the Landot's chain ir asseser on She lower deck, the latter lxirg nude fast to a ringbolt. The messenger does net mins is have been properly seemed to the tits, and, a sadden strain taking place, this ringbolt was carriid awe., end the cable flew round with tremen dous velocity gad force, killing sit min, who were sitting dews to the it diner at tho time, an I Lieutenant Chap mat aad wounding nine others. The following are the flees et tense killed by this shacking accident : tenant W. l'. Chaiiniao, Charles Bu - reen, g make; ltectiard OA+, unlimary seams; Itobert High, ordinary "amen Mosher, ordinary seaman; Juba Lovett. aunts': JAM.* it aver, "gond class boy. Among those wows.. d i. Lattimer, a seamao, who is not ex pond to recover, hi. thig• and sons ie ing brokan, bc. Wes %thee iriJIMS of • serious character. The force with which the chain-cable Hew round may be judg.d trio the Get that, striking against s thick stanchion, it broke it in half. Witn the above-named death wag in vests:wow, oil their corpses were consigned to an moan grave ca the evening of the day on which the dreadful mashy hai.praed, and 'thick has caused the profoundest gra( co hissed tho ship. %Valerie etachir g blame to any rit-Ecular inilividusl, it say safely be said that tile appalling accident arose from Waal se its) I rev...sties in steur.ag Its chain meswir. ger. TISIIMONIAL TO MIL IVEYNcoraT.—Lot nigh the present atein of a trotimanial to the Light 110th C. T. liklync.ow, late 31.1*. fur Lunbeth, was made the appro priate tee Dian tot a resniom of hie or:cruls and supporters is de binnacle, at the flares Tavern. Lord I). Smarr, M P., Prt*linn en the cocaina. 'lto teettulocial on ei of a 'eery splenual slyer vase, chute in teem, and elaborate to ezerelin. It b.r, the f illowing inszription Pr muted oa the '::ad id Juno, IS. 3, by the "teeters of the toet-o. potitaa botough of Lambeth, to the Right Hen. Charke T. D'Eyamer, their reptreentetiver for 20 years In the first Ere par,iare nts after their enfranchisement in 111.11.** On the opposio.: side was engramd—"Trituste of affection, aftwitmen., • utl eitcem fir bLai privam wottb, re e,K r t for his psui,ti.nt sod Indtptadeat eharacter, aid gratitude for ks able, eusistent, and faithful services in the catpc of etril, 'tiled's... and comment. fre.ll ens throughout a par haw :eats e weer of 34 eel's." The other a.des bare the mut cad a el naal bearings of the rir'tt hon. gentleman std 1... came of the mat utacturen. 1 erre were at least 1 - I tit oticsnen connected with the Weasel present en the occasion. NARROW FeCAPE Oke THE MANCIIEnTEIt BONDED W.ettruoter..s.—On Toesday a man minted Grisdele, was trimming some spelt cages from an open rat cont.3a te4 1.790 gainota of brandy, in the Manchester bending w use., when the licht in hi. lamp by some aceinetat Ott Oh tire the spirits in eine of tie ca.l.s ho was tidier, at thy blowhole. The aunts spread otter the outside of the risk, wherever the broad) . had too, tufting with great b.recoess, ar.: there was danger of that in the or in Lit takuaht tire. Cardillo. with gnat ).risen" of mind a,..1 intrepiaity, toiled the harrel rut of noels, and this probably saved the buildings and pro le ft,* (Pm deirructir4. As it ir 14 a trek of flame was the film from the brandy wlieh eseat,en throuith the bunghole as he rolled out the epic, and the dime thr.rogh .1.1 e% the molt was rolled al.o took tire ; bur, with tie s..i.tinte of other warehoustacen, the danger was ep Otwel•O010 Ly eatin,tu:eliir.g Coe Ilam.s or. the Ewr and door. Oihatale woe much tarot iimut the face, I...stia, acid other poeu of the body, and hal to be removed for sto gie., .14, but in Haply to !mover. TEtaf *NO LOAN (74 IN rAN Y Oh UPPER CANADA.- Y. steeds/ an estraerikaary genetil meetieg of chi. Coln. pail we. bead at the offices in i•e-"tacit. to consider the propriety of authosiateg the dir-et..rs to hove 23,000 sew star., of 'Ol. tack. in at tartan.: with the provisions of the royal chat ter of inerrporation. Mr. Chapman !.c' a pt Vieth:sir and stated tine at the I..et mte'fng on the ins soli. et be bad taken e•ezteaion to enter ten fully role the c two. which bad led thc directors to ',lgo it the pee rte. yul g new shares, that it win nanemmary far :ms ..t that nu utent to no into farther detail.. The obi pet of the ereati of additional capital wes to enal.lc the directors to extend the useful asoeciations e.f the e. , TOulny. which C ere was now a favourable opportenity of dolt* Admital Kelly moved a moterrion authorising the was of the new A 4119960 shore mewitoned, and corgratedated the PropritAolll ass tbe oleo ref ul manages)• at and pro-pious condition of the company. The rer , luti,m was seconded sad unanimously adopted. Thn chairman then observed, in proof of hoop sti.hilt.y of the company. teat the tii.o.e In surahee Company effcred to lend Wein 20,1ettg. on their detonates. Tho wasting thtn Septoratell. negative the motion. Mr. ',wish , ' made a few obeervations in reply ; and the motion was put, and negatived. S .me desultory discussion followed respecting the motion which had teen carried on the previous day, afti r which Major Ohtelintet took the opportunity to allude to a statement which had been made in reference to him by a noble lord a member of the upper house of parliament. He (Mr. Oliphant) should move fur the papers, now twelve years old, which threw light r n the subject alluded to by the noble lord—(the appointment of a superintendent of cotton cultivation in India)—when be would enter into further explanations. In the mean time he would say that the assertion made by,the noble lord regardirg the mooting of the question when he (Mr. Oliphaut) was elected was wholly without foundation. Mr. Iluese wi.hei, before the court upant• d, to know what course the directors intended to take, with a vi. w of lay log the opinions of the court of proprietors before parlia ment and the government. Thu practice in former years was that whatever communication took plate between the secret committee and the government was sub mitted to the court, and the op.nion of the latter taken and forwa-ded to the government. It appeared that in the pre sent instance an anplieation watt made on the 311th March to the President of the Board of Control fur the heads of his bill, and that no notice whatever wu taken of his letter until the 9th April. He (Mr. Home) wished to know wheth. r the directors intended to remonstrate and to snake arringements for presenting petitions to both houses of parli.ticient, stating their case, and relieving it IMO the itu• potations which bad been so recklessly cast on it. Mr. Hume, in conclusion, et nested his exhortations of Monday last respecting some sweleficati-n in the system of the at cut committee. After an observation from Mr. WtonAst, the CHAIRMAN begged to assure Mr. Hume and the court that hot a moment had been lost in esmmunicating to the Board of Control the resolution of the previous day: Of course they had not had an yet time to consider what further steps they would take, but the court might de prod upon it that no unnecessary time would be *lode I. , court then broke up. REPRESENTATION of LIVERPOOL.—The co mier satires of Lieerpoo! (a correspondent observes), had the walls of the town covered with bills, announcieg that the Hon. Henry Thomas Liddell (who is the eldest son of Lord Havensworth), and Thomas Berry Horefull, E.q., were the candidstes, who had been brought forward to supply the vacancy in the representation 01 the borough, consequent on Messrs. Turner and Mackenzie having been declared nudely elected. There bas been no public move by the liberal tarty as yet in opposition to these candidates. BAY.—The Atlysbury Gazette gives the following account of the perm nt presumed poeitten of our Mediterranean fleet : Beatka Bay is in the -Erin, about a mile-and-a.half (about seven English) below the Kam lialessy (Sand Cried-) or flr-t castle of .he Dardanelles. If the Bntish fleet left Melts on the Sth, it could with a favourable wind peach Bteika Bty en the 12th. The bay, which his good anchorage in tea sir twelve fathoms water, is sheltered against east, southeast, and worth-oust winds. lf,:uth-west and north-west wind-, which, however, rarely blow hard in summer, aro dangerous fur ships at anchor. The Bunarleschi Su, the manna Seamander,makee the bay a good station for a laree 11. et. In •eed,ene complied of 200 sail of the line.antl many smaller vies. le,heselready mica been collected litre. Although the &amender is but 10 English miles in length, it has always plenty of water, and when a fleet is in the hay the ships' haste daily fetch a supply of fresh /TRW fnim its mouth. The warriors of the present day drink from the very source at which the heroes of Trny and the armies of X eeeee once quenched their thirst. II the e..tahined fl. .4s should hive to proceed to Conventi nopl. , they will flr,t have to pas the two hew ca,tles at the moutb of the Hellespont—the one above mentioned, at the sandy embouchure of the M. nth re (the ant ieut Simeis); and the tt Si dil-Bahr," or tt boundary of the era," which is opposite. The former mounts 61, end the latter 63 guns. A fresh south-west wind is nen %IVY ti.l take vessels up the Hellespont About 20 Egli-11 miles up the Straits are the two old evolve. That on the Asiatic side is Chaeok (Potsherd Castle), with 162 guns; nip , site are Kiii,l B the (key to the seek with 3d, and somewhat further south N. t masieh, wi th 46 guns. The renowned capes Ahydoe and Sestos area little higher up the Straits." PLUNDERING DlGGER.—Yeaterday the police on the Surrey side of the water received information that a gold di. gee, newly arrived (rent Awe', ilia by the Queens town, with the fruits of two years' had labour, had been rohh..l in a public-house in Blackman-street, Southwark, of 109 sovereigns, besides some silver. OVERLIADING OF RIVER STEAM- ItOATS.—Yeater day, at the Westminster Police Court, the captain of the Citizen K steam-heat, was convicted of carrv . ng on a parti cular day $1 paserrigers in vicess of the number allowed by Isw, and for which /is bout was licensed. Ile was fined 10/.. and 21. 6d. for each of the 'it persons above his proper NOOK. LINE; LEASED AT lee trilir.achsmAli!re (Dew% 1 to Losdon&N.Wertcrn! I M 03' *i d. Junction I tssisil toCa:edortlan) ISO I ILietl..eoulash.sitar ep.Ct. EH 1(....ign11I (....ign11 to Gt. Northern )'o Dew. Fore,:: C.--,edtoOrestWievrsl ' Hart 000 l Dock Pr &Lilt. i 4 to TH. N. k Her.) tioltratielby(LisrkiliNtlie I Do. 4 dorm (ditto) Do. f 'hart* (4:lto) Laodon awl °mime (tomtit to esuthEartere I Miro Preterites (ditto;) I Lott's.% DitsrApsresat le.telont) ill Ditto ditto 6 pet Cent Alt I gai.oh.,Uti,ton,StMetioeli tes.e.l to aH ' Re4ao atdallesiter'enill 1 to Stoekt. k Isarl.l all , 11 1 171r . .1 Rradf,rd (StulL) NI !lost hernia , &Assn i to katet.(tonoti.o: nil 'Do. d.O 11 S per cont. (do.) 15 I Prpowtc.YW y. 0 I IN.. LOD. IS X.Wr•t.cz Lars.&Totir 1141 Idtto 3 slsares (ditto) IN , 'Royston and Rttents (lame to Croat Northern vs,. Do. ono joeLA Monk ..... 94 :Noutb Stalbr!!hlre ;lewd, r. II .4 ;Mar p.t.'t.pas ! (lewd to gtoclikrzixisar 1 IS biro . j 1101 I k . 1 / 4 4.er ,t (!‘ ....col :05 11.6 PSZFERENCE 6HACEI Ft. 160 Aberdren r 92 26 +9 Atd ro II I.o+. 2, *r C,. t 9 92 St ." Est terl per Ct. le7 109 St. leo caeao:+aa AtO 1. A I. 9 15 ler 11.4 Load ISI 204 61 . 5I C.rit Dig,ioll di , j P 4 Si al; 0...11:30. Etat iLld Alf , I 1:i ata J.:natloa ej 61 21 21 an;s/.10r16p.e . 4 el 5' S Do. da. (50 7 peen. 5 51 71 2 110. do. (71. 172.)7 pit Ct. 14 lea 6*, 6 ••n.ca..100.....5 po.tga 11 21 pa 6; 01 OW* de. 110.1 11 I 10 PI N. We per Mere 14i 15/ 90 10 ot.l2ire,forll I.Cp.CI It. 2+3 5 5 91:stareti. Perth, sal 1e.ed.e,51 rev l'zt ... 71 3/ St. VW Ora mogabogol, Cr:. 110 130 St. n 1w ii F. ger test. Scrip M. (framable at It pot. pin 111 11l 10 3 Do. patient. sera , 1 goo 1 1 ^1 With tWo.u7,(l)llgailii , 11 Si 30 &Haat: re,v, 71 146 ULU', 4. peletal.lll..et.' PIS 1.1 Ot. 'GC Ditto irrokciostartior et' 1173 101 111 6 lomat ire aiork. r. 201 i elk j 4110 St. 11, Ditt )6 per cat Stott . 151 1 4 It. 100 „Gaar . .6 pead 1134 157 ti: iai Fit3.rTaa:iaamm s r • et.: M Losa.la.th'WsoiCastabinlo , 114 4pa Ili all Lusanadarry &Color. t .4 , . 14 11 1:4 all Lasdir4err7knialak.49.L . 134 14 1 44 U 11aa.al.‘ !Latin:. ea.: , vu I 9 10 la Do. Naar XlO.. . 'Ol 11 .4k ?_ LD-.• /..;,.. to ...- - - I i : . ... . 12; al' pet M. 1:I 0 110 ir.l 5 11:12‘. per I P: 11 st If 7 Inrh,lot Katers's, 1:6 lig St Us. r 1 pt r et. Prtf. Wet ii 3 122 I Idl Els..tt4tunrs . Vaary t 10 Prlsmiurts res Mt. 10 6 Worth Kriu.a— 'I I 117 20 all Suet,. Stafttralaire Mt. 100 Wald, WJIC44:. Welysr..2lll.llyet CI 15 12 btt.o ditto dltt‘. 11 3 4 4 , r....1 , 1err.5pr(. , ..• 10; 11 1; to 3..,rew. .weeweeepor.s itiout 1 per l7l 111 10 10 Uu. .3 per Gat y I pa 23 imat -.011 l 3 10 II Ditto New PO I Pra 10 4 rli Am lof 01.0.6 l4l SU lOU 1 Mo. r t per cent. .....- 111 114 SO •1. it4.Vt.tkohlrelperct.tivar NA soy 1 8 Watertne.4.ll.o4enr.TCp.ct dL pr 111. It C Tony Ncwometie.ee t., . Its DI IT s'l •.- InPr :1 :1 15 10 forlS.s.sllcl.lL4o.llmik j j $ li 106 116 63 CT 131 133 151 153 1,1 Of die 32 13 The closing prices of new undertakings are as follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min ing and Streaming, 1-16 die. to 3-16 pm. • Melbourne Gold, 3 to 3 per share ; Australian pm. 1 to dia. ; Australian Consols, 3 to 3 dia.; Monarch Gold, 1 to 1 dia. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, to 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, to 2 per share ; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par; Cologne Lead, to 3 dis. ; Carberry West, 1 to 3 dis.; Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to 3 per share ; Lackamor Copper, M to 3 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 dis. ; Obernhof, to pm.; Britannia Gold, 1 to Z per share ; Poltimore, to 1 dis. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Red" b uction, to Iprem .; Garnett and Moseley, 2 to 121 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 23 prem.; New ! !Linares, 1 dis. to 3 prem. ; Great Hewas United Tin, dis. to 1 prem.; Mizen Head, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; New South Wales Coal, Z to dis. ; Australasian Coal, Z to 1 dis. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to 3 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), .31 to 61 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 13 to 13 prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, to 1 dis.; London and VirginialGold and Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Albion &dd . ,: ! dis. to par ; Brucutu Gold, par to 1 prem.; Anhui 'Coal and Iron, 1 dis. to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 1 to per share ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to 1 die.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, 1 to 1 prem. ; Great Crinois, 3 to ;-$ prem.; Ken mare, to 2 prem.; Port Hunter and :Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Worthing (new shares), 3 to 1 _ _ _ This has been a very dull day in the City. The stock and share markets continue in a state of such complete suspense that a very detailed report is al most needless. The markets generally. arc firmly supported, and retain a tendency towards improve ment, real stock, as we have several times pointed out, having been absorbed of late, and the public still showing no disposition to effect bunts fide sales. The restraining influence of course arises from the i Eastern complication, but, though great anxiety is felt, there are few persons who can persuade them selves that the Emperor of Russia, on such shallow grounds, will run a tilt against combined Europe. The remarkable steadiness of the markets at the present crisis is thus explained. The continued ease of money, both in and out of the Stock Ex change, further tends to support prices. The Bank of England in its late decision has certainly taken up a most anomalous position. Since it raised its rale of discount, it is clear the Bank his handed over all its discount business to its competitors in the market. At the Herodsfoot Mine meeting, held to-day, the accounts showed a profit upon three months ending April 30 of 8301. 7s. 6d., and a balance of assets over liabilities of 2,0391. Bs. A dividend of 1/. per 1,024 th share was declared. The report of the manager states that the mine is improved since the last meeting. The following parcels of lead ores were sold at Aberystwyth, ou the 20th inst. : - Tana Per ton. Anottat. I.6burite Cynaystayth Total l6O £2,077 10 0 At Cwsnystwyth there has been s fine bunch of lend ore in the Ringside adit during the last few days, and although not now looking quite so well, will yield 1!, ton per fathom in the present end. This ground is whole to the surface. The lode in Gill's upper keel continues good, and the lode has just been cut in Gill's lower level in good ore. At Wheal Trelnwney, the only alteration in the report received to-day is in the wiaze in the bottom of the 92, where the lode is 2 feet wide, and worth 15/. per fathom. At the north mine in the 88 north end, the lode is 3 feet wide, and worth 91. per fathom. In the south end it is 2 feet wide, and worth 74 per fathom. In the 68 north end, the Ide is 2; feet wide, and worth 131. per fathom. In the rise in back the lode is 3 feet wide, and worth 101. per fathom. In the 55, in the winze, the lode is 2 fi:et wide, and worth 8/. per fathom. The stoles and pitches are, on the whole, much as usual. At Butterdon the new lode has been opened fur ther in the hill, southwards, and is found to be about 2 feet wide, and very regular, composed of fine goesan and lead, and although only 4 or 3 feet from the surface, is producing very good dressing work. At E , gair flee Mine the snipes in the buck of the 12 cad of Harding's rise are improved, and pro ducing about 2 tons of ore per fathom. The men are stoning in the bottom of the 12 east of the witize and the stop.* are yielding about 25 cwt. of lead per fro. Atout 0 tons of had ore will be dressed this week. The state of the New York metal undid is thus reported : Metak—Tin Plati c—A movement his taken placo in this article ; about 111,0110 butes tin and Temp Ostia have changed hands on term that have not transpired. IC charcoal selling front store at 91 dais.; IX do. do. do. do., at 11 doh.; IC coke, at 7 dole. Black Tin—Sales 2,500 pigs Straits and 200 Bence : Banc t is bald at 201, Straits Spelter-10) tons so:d on toms ant trAnsoind; it is I Total r 1 705,835 0 9 held at 51 from atom Sheet Zinc is held at 71e. to be.: • • oCilt of the week were 2:nl Mew !man, lo il casks English. 10-morrow ( I hnrsdi:y) will be held the adjourned Pig Iron has been dull in :be early part of the week; about general court of the South Sea Compauy, to con- The funds at one time to-day showed a slight im provement, but fell back in the afternoon to yester day's range. Console opened 981 to Icx die. for the 19th July, and at the official close stood at 981 to but after regular hours there were again sellers at US!-,. The government broker made another invest ment in Reduced Threes at 991. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 991 (with div.); ditto. for the open ing, 19th July, 981. ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, I, ; Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1, 1. Lout Annuities, 1860, 54. Bank Stock, 2291„ Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to ss. prem. Scarcely any business was done in the foreign stock market, and prices are nominally unaltered, with the exception of a little weakness in Russian. Mexican is firm. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were! quoted 274 to 254 ; Spanish Deferred, 234 to 1 ; the Certificates, 31 to 6 per cent. Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Scrip, dis. to 1 prem. Granada Active, 214 to 22i; ditto Deferred, 9.1 to 104. The list of actual sales comprises only the following, viz.:—Bucnos Ayres Six per Cents., 62. Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651. Mexican Three per Cents., 271. Russian Five per Cents., 1171, 1.; ditto for accoant, 30th June, 117; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 102; ditto, small, 11r21. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 1. A small amount of new stock was accepted at the Bank today, as shown below. 11A - NIL OF ENOLANI), JVNE 22, Ilia. Amount f Nes. St..eks Total amount amept.il this d.y. are-rard. L 3 10s. per Cents.., N.I. C 133,052 0 3 t:2 10s. per Cents... £332 0 0 1.5 6 ;0 4 0 6 Exchequer Bonds .. Nth 4,201 0 0 THIS DAY.—Two K. The funds are a shade firmer today, but in every department of the house the greatest inactivity con tinues to prevail. Consols arc quoted 981 to 7 ex div. for July, and wear a steady appearatme. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99} to ;_ the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011. to I; Bank Stock, 228 1 ; to 229 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to se., prem. ; India Bonds, 285.-prem. In the foreign bond market equal inaction prevails, speculation being almost in abeyance. Equador Bonds arc rather flatter. Mexican marks 27; to 28; Equador, b;; Itussian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1021 ; Spanish Deferred, 21; ; Dutch Pours, 96 to 1; Buenos Ayrean, DOUR 4 E. PARIS, Jinx 2E. r rat 3 per Cent 5.......... 36 60 ;; 30 4 04 p er er Cr ee n tall er Oents. er Oentig.24;i 1. ; (;•& - - °wain( lairtesti • 77 30 78 17 77 60 Ezehange on Low Ion: at sight, 33 ,!; 93 days, 21 Maim, • 111 W (161 31,n0y • Nir,,lee Bente lin. 4 Dn. 2 lb. 183. - ...dmont •, p.Ct...... 98 : Trramry Bands ... 31 l'o. 3. 1838 .... C 4 111::..k &area :611 ... PARIS, JUNE 22. St. Germain, ; Versailles (right hank), —; ditto (left hank) E 43; hula and Orliana. 1,010; Paris and Euura, 993: Batten and Havre. 4 2 5 ; uanLelll,l and Arimi. n (Cotiverted'. ; Straahnurg and IMP. :340; N• rthern, 876 25 ; Paris and tea. te,uta, bBd ; I'3o. and Lrniv.. 801; Lyntta and Mediternmesn. 723 ; t.neet t 703 ; earn an.l . . . . ' after. iln:rbotili, 4O;G pliOn an.l Ce,ar.ron, —; it i ; Moe. terrau and Trays, —; Gratas(t4.ac end Deriera, rdraux TCP." ; —; tilenne an St. Dirks to Cray, ; ; Chimps Rna Fecump, ; *man, :01. NIINCING-LANE.THIS DAY. Suii.sa.—There has not born a public sale to-day, but the private contract market has been active, and •ull prices paid. The refined market quoted the same price es yester day ; grocery lumps. 455. Gd. to 484. CorrEE.—There has not been a public sale, and the pet vate contract market inactive. TEA.—There was a large bu.iness done yesterday at the -lose of the day at full prices, chiefly in middling and good Congou, presumed to be on speculative account. To-day the market is very firm, with an improved gencr...l Rtes.-5,500 bags Corinna were offered in pubic sale; ab .ut half sold at full prices, 93. bd. to 10s ; 700 bags Ben gal sold, 10s. to 12s CIATUN.-700 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at full prices. The small public sales went off well ta.day. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D IY. The market is Arm, with a good business doing, both on the spot and for new Tallow. Town Tailow is quoted 0.1. nett cash ; Petersburg V.C. on the spot, 48s. d.l. to 8.1.; June, 45.. 0.1. ; Oct. to Dec (new), 41s. S.I%IITIIFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy. Prime Mea dow flay. 784. to 855.; inferior, 85.. to 72.. dd. ; Mowry, 40.. to 505.; Clover, 82.. Gd. to 10.1.; second cut, 70s. to 85s ; Suaw, No. to 304. 111 13 14 1121 21 1 12 tif 104 3j 13112