The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-19 00:00:00

` • ",", .- .../ ?",,,://de - d...emeelLeir-Ve ine . .- - - , ...e. • " ,---- -7 ---- / 7° • ,- ' .-, • /.. . " i r---,/ „,,,,, , . - • , -- • -.-- ..-:.....• , i' _ ,e bt . N i t x 3 .3 O r it ,igli % r. ••••-• "' ,m• • • m.. . . . .. . ~. . . . .... . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . ww• • Imo • • milnemom• ilim ••• . • .. mr. • • m.••. . • . • mem No. 2,L03.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1853. •- ..- gip ILNINO THE TABLES.-For an explanation MARLBOROUGH STREET .-( TUis DAY.) SHARE LISTS. 101tAIUS RALLWAYa. MISC I 1 '•'" • " a cam, of table-inosine. im td - rcd , Nlcl. , 1d1n.1111.11 le 11 I Lemma sea aottenaeo opus 1 „ „ • ~, , a art tbebypo:hesia of .. Nonni 3 ,„2 .• ilw r i c ,,_ . „, .., TIM. CHARGE OF ATTEMPIING TO EXTORT A WRDNESDAY EVENING. 9 : : sea ea 0157 . 88810 -• 1 1 ": - . '; I• a l'ea 7 al ea a ttATI-Iti7hY Ne a t the '' st 'at"' SITUATION FROM THE CHANCELLOR OF THEgeefles LOMA Joutetlue li Pm The railway market showed little alteration to- 20 so obsammemt &queue,. i 4 t so. ' sa. i linexurxei l ' . r 4 . orgoe, 7, Welling taLetwet, Strand. po :01. In re EXCHQUER. day, but on the whole the tendency of prices was not 20 15 Oka 00 16„„__Denetoll . .. iSi Pll --I - I --- - 24 8 Duels 1 Os 10,400 100 tustrallan Al This morning, according to previous arrangement, favourable. A slight rally was at one time obeerv - se le b et 4 5 7,: m "" "' " „.....-------- .. ..„..--<- .. ':, ' .•,., the prisoner, Wei. Wilton, who stands charged with at- able, founded on the easier rates for money in the So 1 Ds. Exlaildeit . - 1 1 „ 21 10,000, 100 .'sneda Comp ' 14 4 '..q, i. s : , tempting to extort a situation from the Chancellor, of the Exchequer, was again brought up:before Mr. Bingham. On his being placed in the dock the alteration in his it co.Bol market, but it was not su sled . In itself a 1 Gal " MINI hat h eal•-___ _•• _ppor . lO 10 bud Jonsisca of resew 5 5 o ti Pa the railway market appears sound and easily swicept- 201 all , R.WeriLefOanada,skaree par ima 201 100,000. 2 Crystal Palace 130.000 4 Cryst.PaLof F 123,71: I ,N. Belt. Aug. i . ible of improvement, but it is prejudiced by the want of •i 1 1 : 1 • 101000 ( 0001 eLh to ll - - 11, Do. Pretext I` ' I V . . pearance since his first examination wes much noticed. e paid the greatest attention to Mr. Lenny, the chief clerk, p.Ct.Prel i die pee business, and the apprehension of an increaae in the 20 Is Leeme sere 7 7 6 120,030 5 Peclitht.Lad.l 104,0301 1 trottishAust.l I a" . . during the time be war reading the deposition' over to him. value of money. Caledonians Chester and Holy- II 10 Do. (Reilweic ... ... 41 41 12,7001 25 S. Aurtrallan 1' . 'maw 100 VanDiesen's '? As B oon as they were completed, and the witnesses bound head, Cork and Bandon, Edinburgh and Dundee : 1 8:: ~- ,- - - I I I . over, the prisoner said he admitted the correctness of what 1 15 e l .. , , .1„ .. the prosecutor and the witnesses had stated, and requested G m t i . d lorthern, Dove B • Itsand York and North 10 111 Do. 417 i - e - e -t: - p . geri:l;eibi . ,; rs, erwic , I I di , 11 __=.._ to be admitted to bail. as, as well as the heavy stocks, were flatter. r O 3l ? =re 11663 k 2 " 4 " 4 " - pm ' I: 111 1 W .............,... r, l!! 1 1 ' i il Mr. Bingham declined acceding to prisoner's request. The prisoner was then fully committed for trial. Inspector Parke informed the court that, from inquiries THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. I i .. ... ~. ... 22i pea 331 II Karla Antonia_ - ... - - BO M Sensor e Ltsse(wlth In.) 21 6 The railway market is steadier in tone to-day, in to to 00. Do.em intense ~ - - MOM ~, ye ! - he had made, he discovered that the prisoner was formerly sympathy with Consols, but as yet there is no we- 10 10 a l ' i 77aealt e r e ne. 221. e 7 Y 7 ae5a... .. 36 1 37 3 per et. road. The English Stock 1 ii di Egl*MlTin connected with a person of the name of Gregory, and went responding improvement in quotations. Businese is abvut with him giving lectens upon Bloomerisna some months ago. Ms S. fle Medea. she:. 144 141 altogether too limited to have any effect upon prices, 26 ell 12127 441111mTeure Prides . 80 9 20 , le Pere led Lyons,' ... .. 181 In pm which remain at yesterday's range. Chester and so' zo ends ase Orions ... .. 44 41 to-day, and a reduc owing to money be b , rally subsequently to . . -. -.5 Holyheads are a shade better, on a good traffic re- So NI twinged =ma ... .. 45 se c l ose d steadily. M o DESTRETTION OF A LARGE COT ' . v PI 9B Paris and ua =org .. 371 S 8 id turn. LIIPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, FACTORY BY FIRE. 44 4 Pleksakea wbours 51 51 pa stock to-day, and aye The foreign share market is destitute of any in- toi anismeed ... - - pea per cent. Out of d( who girly elegirese with mammy. -JAMES COOlf's THREE - N..t fur:scit POLISHED MAHOGANY AILtBIAN BED- Liyearoot, WEDNESDAY. tereating feature. 111 ISi lime mill /lure „. ... 2 1 211 good demand for as Erna seism. cabinet, carpet, Looking-oam, sad upbeats, At a late hour last night, the North Shore Mill, OADDIAII.II SHARES AND aroma. 6 A !WY se s. .. ......... 1 4 4 41. a d 1 4 a d plentifid, and the Ma te - ffs sone.-11ROWPT0N notes, th sad 23 . thietakko2lo4lP. situated en the banks of th e Leath sad Liverpool Cl,ana gututeessitralL Deinseteelo o 4 4 . 4o,2 • s ke o2 /Pm PP PP hear the Vauxhall-road, was totally destroyed by fire. The Sh. Ira namwsn. i ",.°7 1 ,..4r 12 1:="' Cll ~,,....Pme- - 1 -_- • certainty as to the se. - 20 4 Seellam ralrenee. 6l 65 Pa Market, however, col - and after stretching a long front to the bank of the canal, 1 2%* Jen 11/ 1 "m ••• - ••• •• 12 86 10 9s. User Istiallord ........ 1 I pas the Bank of England 1.1" 111 it kIAJLATIPS ROYAL LP.ITERS PATENT. %Ambie n t., Netting., Deem 51, all , Wad Inandirs_ - _ _ - si 5 ad interest. TIDARLOW'S 1 1 .1 TEN f CASK STAND, war- :tended backwards the same height for a considerable dis etance. Some ides a the extent a the place may be formed sell sill f i gna. mi wt t .k jun st at r e lsok - 1 6 0 Iji 6 i 10 ' 9 Iles .i per Coat Prefer. f 1 dla 20 I le women of bus .. _.. II dl ' $1 ;,14 Consols, after rulir I) rss" l 4 taat Fifty fears , esat tem = I a "." 2 huadrid fuld- from the fact that there were 365 windows in it. II ,IS alskee., au. 7 6 dl. le 2 Western of Switesrland... 1 1 15 action 0 thismatitine le powerful simple ;by iurnint the probably ~ . .at 1001 to 1 for mono wheel from lett to right the ' i 'he mill, which was formerly the property of Mr. R. F. 11 ii PI 21 Id 710 I .Zadaed lf 11 Os of the let Jane t ele cask is relied without North, changed hands about two years ■ago, and is now the 12,.1110501 130. dis! sIS. 2 1 K- 3 1 2 4 dk senieskif ... . 102 iO4 trouble beyond its level, property of Messrs. J. and A. Brogden. Attached to the m it : los leoloko " . so 2 702 70 4 a l and 1001 . to 1 . Bus / i ' ,- ;'' A so that se7 sediment re building , a long low cotton shed stretches to the south- se ' e g tum or mo t 246,: e1 "1 „ 232 24 tore recede from the 1 ...... ap ; wards, and in this was stored a very heavy stock of cotton, is 1 all Wend aide _.- ... 92 111 544 21 MINES'. tintless to be ' chiefij broker invested in . i 9* 0 i %as ligio..l i 1 ir , r h sts y b a e l, gel ia l r itt!i the ty mb u a l w ' z - rtze i valued roughly at from 12,000/. to 20,0001. Parallel with 60 ISI Dielineelbiledinea.. 45 pa 491 nexed is the officio 7. this shed were a series of terraced cottage - houses , four stories 3 3 ' all 132230 03, 444 ,4 121 1 4 4 , 4 ,_ 4172 / 51722 - .... .... 8 9 WZONZSDAY Entente. Cent. Console, for ON The market for British mining stocks continues in account, 1001 g ; TI "1, 1 • -e - erdhaest of the most ialbeight, erected by the late proprietor for the sae of the 15 ! su 6 . 6 ' ............... 6 61 ,1 ; Three-nad-a-Qua . ...,:_. • •,. bi n l n it ps , d an suat ie t t ry thit. eo lr ie4 0 / that could be made was 13 •au Dees (418 eel 21 . ) et e t w the rk en P re P av ie u ' ur an to d save o th n e ly sh e e ir d o u rt. an d these . The canal from 20 ' 20' ides ties m whi te c t h ee th fe e r m te i e ll e la te rg ly e , l ee y r i e t ce p is r ' e es eett ite , s re up e ply d r o y f . water h was oho, 15 . all Datern r .. _, T, 0 1.2% 0 .7 6.,1i A ti, ... 7 . 1 1 3 70 ; 1 1 17 3 : 135 i a quiescent, and on the whole depressed state. The depression, however, does not exercise any material e less influence on the prices of established dividend mines, 1860, 34 . New Five per Cent.) ditto, 30 6 1-16 ; Bank ' Steel f rii= I. - * ' 74 I 7:5' Er l ierlftt th r4l:Bl iy w o;i 4 ll'ibe bt. °:l "l l. lw 'cl; * 110 71 / 11 with the and all the head o ffi c i als, were absent s !' !en ateentases a the Petent manager 6:. 100 See Luskin Cart Stud us obvious : from the town at the time of the occurrence. -,.78 74 7i f 74 which are reluctantly parted with, owing to the • no r 'I 51 I all IR. A W.I. D4P &BirtaJa 54 86 return from this description of property being gene- South Sea Stock, lit PI; 411pe 111 , ...Mill vise amok oaths old ark In its suddenness and extent the fire of last night exceeds e t tee e4s 7 ,s en t, an d ow n , 73 74 . 1 6 1 1 ^ ,mad rumba tilting , a any which has been witnessed in Liverpool for many years. 10 le, Edinburgh and Peebles... - rally so much larger than is attainable from any other The Exchequer B on the more easy pus 4--t i , * basket " 64 *6 " Is p ut There was a strong east wind blowing at the time, and the St. 1100 liklinburek s Per*litusdet 31 33 nadir it; the consequence kind of security. The shares of new and speculative -e. only symptom of the impending destruction visible a little Bt tn. alarm k 1 194111Weskre - - undertakings subject to calls are, on the other hand the closing price war is that the esdireen, Ude. (tubed, a Awed ersientattansesues. SWIM la Weer height pea, before nice o'clock, to spectators, wee what appeared So. too 0 No ... .. 85 59 Bt. 100 I Do. A, busk - ... 54 56 MI if el very heavy and difficult of sale. had been effected in brilliant gaslight in the mixing /0 . 400 De. B. eta* ... ... 533 1 35 Bonds were done at sad erentndly two or three qua" at the lest, in Pee , owl see to be an unusually The gold mining shares were flat, owing to the mord and !anul away. Engraviage gratia-UMES ItAHLOW. room, No. 7, on the top story at the southeast end of St. 100 OLlesetkoredWast.(lts.; 113 114 absence of geneial business, and the disposition to * The foreign stock i k•eetes and rateutee, id, Ling simanuotreet, Mansion-Use. the building. In half an hour after that time the St 100 Great theism . . .. PO, 91 Pa I tion of particular m whole of the immense structure was one mass of If 111 Ind Sub Destern . .. 81 111 sell speculatively those descriptions which are more , , . _ . .. • 11 ',mos. The fire engines arrived with their usual &p oo l lil, Leneenkle,„„ „„a 2143220 ek - t 0 , 6 , freely supplied. Altogether this market is very dull Bonds, and the S . ~ i t ' •`,,! , i 4 10 . - 0 1) ,/ ' ": promptitude, but the building was already doomed. 1 0 2 X l ' "e gmai ; a0•• ••""" 000 - j o i l a i a; 7 7 0 / 1,0"11 794 so Every minute showed the hopelessness of attempting to 20 se Deavise 4 4 die in character, sympathising with the general aWenee were severally a si of speculation, but still the depression is not marked. Bonds do not rail' oil . .44 \ save any portion of the main building. Floor after floor to I* Do. West jlamg . * anion 8 II ~ ' „../y, . : :* th egae way, the flames un w ie ldyradat the sky, and then yielding to 30 all Leeds Nertesre ... .. 1 1 161 i At 4 o'clock Peel River were quoted 34 to 41 prem. ; money, it appears, li -", * I • intense heal aa portion of brick wall would - 11l 1101endesend !lesbian e t. unwieldy - 9 Colonial Gold, 11 to 1Z prem. ; Great Nugget, 11.1 to and as a further ills, 1 . . . - i -; .- ~ .. It4 A C • give way, and fall with horrifying crash, spreading a sudden rt. to: "L....'-' 1 "2.1‘..,:,,,17.thc:TX 1.1 1:54 "i 1034 2 prem.; British Australian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; of the contest now j a. • - „ sad startling illumination around. Floor after floor disap- ER too im a m * itertb . wid , .In 2154 an us 2 an Nouveau Monde, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem.; AgnaFria, of the bases on whic ..r* •;:'; -, .. peered, till at last it became evident that so far as the mill 20 11 D o , me i , ,„ „ Se 2 pm ms, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. ; Anglo Californian, Ito were founded was U . . . itself was concerned, it was fated to total destruction. to 1 D0.e105i0.,11.60111.(C, 11 1 , en' le ~ .iv" ~ , .. .e - ,s, •• , There was one part, however, which stood out better than St. the Lembo k South-Outset ea i ` ee 4 prem.; Port Phillip, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Great übli deb • < p c tof the pi , the other. As to that portion of the ill-fated structure 110 434 De., 4150 ... ... ... 6 4j dis Nuggets did not maintain their advance of yesterday. dituro caused by tt +I FFF i• 4 , •ll' , I 40 54 Da s SiO . .. .. 4 34 Ws fronting the canal, it may sufficiently serve to say that it 20 an Lamson , 2 ; • i., 01 • 01 ., 00 12 Is Shares of the Jamaica Copper Companies are fairly representative of th( '.II , i - 4`. .•,,,' ~. was gutted, and that there arc serious gaps which will, no 23 a Lo o m e ter ag e , ss ,4o s ,, 10 21 supported. National Brazilian (Cocaes) shares were Plate, has returned doubt, suggest the propriety of pulling the whole down. The St.' IM ManslaJlNLAllacolails. 291 801 in demand and rose 30s. Rhymney Iron were also there is any news chimney which is partially detached seems almon untouched ill ,1 De.lbulls=iel. Coke h 21 dis LLENS REGISTERED TRAVELLING BAG, ' • - • ' • ed 'at 1 00 eattbea__ ... , ... ... 744 15 741 1 11. higher. o'clock Spanish Del but tile strong east wind blow mg at the timeconce n trat e dth , concentrat th e • The ownlne of which is as larger the bag itself , thus allow- EL 1100 De. Olem.sol Derby .. 42 44 The closing prices of new undertakings are as 241; the Certifs., l heat of the names upon the devoted westpart of the building. costa horn, be., to be packed without injury, and coon can 60 eveete.e.wire.threl... ... - -- Tenney his., in the ordinary carpet Mg. Illustrated Catalogue. The neighbouring colt en were necessarily alarmed, but 25 17 1, my whims _ ... _ follows: - New South Wales Coal, 1 die to i to 271 ; Granada grads.-T. W. end T. ALLEN, 18 and 22, Wad Strand. it was not till the fire actually caught one of the proximate g e. um ;Nyy m ,2 o 4 „, _. , so es prem. ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par ferred, 101 to 11; houses that the inmates thought seriously of removal. Then 114 541 De. Menem . par i las to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 dis. to 1 ditto Four-and-a-I R. CULVERWELL'S sai MrICA WORKS, El s, ' . la.esch; by s. not e ng or c i or a ld o e f et t d fire their s panic. a but it is s tated that, during 20 all ,NewryWuren lor. Ili 9j the ese t t i i n e e n ol e v f ed th i e n maste neu ry, ire It Newry and &wideness._ 2j s i t dill SL 100 'Norfolk . Ult 53 4, prem.; London and Liverpool Australian Gold 3 1 premium. Mining and Streaming, Ito ;prem .; Melbourne Brazilian Old Fly( WHAT TO EAT, DUNI. AID AVOID. labour, some bricklayers and joiners bad been employed, Is 13 I D0.34 ,,,,,'" ;;_. '," ::: _ Gold, Ito I per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 dis. and-a-Half per Cent n. and that they were working last evening up to eight se 34.Noetbera onnues"onless es 21 _dis to par ; Australian Consols, 1 dis. to par; Monarch per Cents., 63. Di LICTUIS TO YOUNG MEN. o'clock. as. too :north British ... .. .. tai see Gold, 3-16th to 1-16th dis. ; Chartered Australian 631, a ; ditto F m. The mill, machine 7, and dock which it contained, we II 14 North' Devon, No. I. ... - - ilk HOW TO II HAPPY. • Land and Mining, /to g per sh. ; Worthing (newshs.), Ecuador Bonds, 6, re. have heard roughly estimated as of the value of nearly ! 11l ,D.,°: a liCred tseo = .7 as ato 1 dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to }din . ; New Mexican Three per NODAL AND PHYSICAL 1211011111341 OP UM 100,0001. ; and insurances in a great variety of offices have 1; It Na - • .... . 41 4Sk v, been e ff ected, it is understood, to nearly the full amount. 55 s it 'N or th w el t er s o -1 per share; Golden Mountain, and-a- h hlf per Celt ON IFILCIAL DISEASES. Undoubtedly, in one sense, the greatest loss is that sue- 15 10 ;NeetlMMlS.Wageralune - - pea 4to 1 per share ; Cake Superior Copper, 4 die. to par ; Four per Cents., vs• tamed by the 1,000 workpoople so unexpectedly thrown St. tea 1 Was.liWolvor. 53 64 Ceylon Land and Mining, a die. to par ; Feather Cents., 1201, 120. THE INSTITUT= OF MARRIAGE LUZ. 97 out of bread, a state of things which will necessarily be 8 1.: 100 1=0 1011242 •-•- 06 OS River Land and Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, 1. Spanish Old T DMA= or wpm'. felt amongst all the tradesmen and shopkeepers of the 11 ' 0. 1: l eoethk ebave. fill" ••• - 64 6° e l 1 to 1 prem. • Pontgibaud Silver Lead, , par to Deferred Three per vni. district. LAMM -. II; IS /6 . =MAZY CERANCIIMISTILCONSTIPATION, sad HANOI& Si . ' I 6 larewarify emillerdard 11 Of dis i prem. ; East ' Bosom Mine, 1 to . 1 ; Cologne Swedish Four per IDs. 961: 511 threarieury ana Chute Lead, 1 dig. to par; New Linares, a to 1 pm.; 11, 11 die. sx. me s. BRITISII AMI FOREIGN UNITARIAN I I exerW.kla.) ... =Law. 111.111,11, and SCOTCH LAKES. I solib. Isoleret. ASSOCIATION. 13/ 1 ' ell , Disables ... ... 65 . -- . 10 1201 De Ossiesky ... MYDUOPATITY; OR, Till COLD MATES MIR. The annual general meeting of this association was 29 ' 411' telfefflODo Mika ••• -II sp 210 l ar dis. to par ; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito / per share ; believe that in its Illiseween, , 1 . rateromme-rom; Cermilho.l.l7, Irlsot.treet; Mann. NA Catalan, end all bookedlers; es et SLR. Culrerwell, M.D., 10, held yesterday, at the chapel, Little Portland-street, H. C. 1 .,,, Ir is 1 0006 . 61 . 3002w De e ea s -.. : ::: r • 3 g 'Aigle d'Or, 1 dis. to par ; Adelaide Land and factory. Awn-reale, Ispuseise , who sew be asseultal dolly tram Is isil 3, Robinson, Esq., in the chair. It appeared by the report, that so !so s o me Wales . 3 6 37 SI Gold, Ito 1 die. ; Metcalfe Mining Company of Ja ye/11UL the object of the association was to afford assistance to the es 16 Illentlaiwkab.kWieZDei 13 thl The returns of t various chapels and congregations of the unitarian body; 119 I Dille ditto ...„. 4 4 maica, 121 to 134 pm. • Obernhof, Ito 4 pm.; Britan- annexed. The oper sad that the apprehensions which had been expressed at 1$ all tellillton___,.... 19 2 nia Gold, Ito 0 per snare ; Poltimore, par to 1 pm. ; the demand is stil THE MURDER AT BACTON. the last • meeting of the decay OF that body had been itt !! ~ ,..,o „ ,i 2 s izi : sinnie . 2 4 i tt Kenmore , 1 to " ! rem.; p British and Colonial Smelt- „d-e - Half per Ce - materially dinsished by the °pseuds= the association and 20 all i iy7 6 '; 2 " mi m 0 i"• ''. 5 10 lag and Reduction, Ito 1 prem.; Respryn Copper, rent ) : the liberality et the subecripffeas he furtherance of its se s e 'w a i st ba n d , ss so (Fran the Beep Post.) par to 1 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to 11 D, object. Steps had beim Skit' Ile Weems the number of 10 14 , West Geisvell 10 4 tog An inquiry into this dreadful crime was held at ministers, and by the old of the moiety to enable esta• le Ile. , Wlniblein amt C;Oydiii, 4 dis par prem.; arkwinP and Carwalsick Tin, par to 1 prem. • Am the Rectory on Tuesday last, before the Rev. Dr. Day, the blished congregation, ills have the rignise ministration of 10 i 1 'Weadierd Trevose Silver Lead, par to 1 prem.; Perron Wheal I Rev. 0. E. Frey., and the Rev- B. Alderson, but no farther preachers. - 1885515 hod heed spin aide to bring the 53 1120: !Talk - 14 . 7 . 0 i 6 1 , 1 1 4i4 53 .20 : Do. do. oxbows „ 7 Alfred, Ito 1 prem. • Garnett and Moseley, 11 to £3 10s. per Cents. facts were elicited beyond what were stated in our last. claims of the denondmadea belbre the British and Foreign LS ' 111• Do.O.N.l.Pursines 2 1 1! prem. ; Jamaica prem. 41 to 51 prem.; Port e 2 the. per Cents. A man maned William Flatt, a labourer, from Buten, School Society, but as yet without success. Means had 5 t „.10 5 In e s m e North mighia 03 et" 132 which it was be- St I t , Na,7 14, Q. lIWs 0 4 Royal of Jamaica), 1„ to 1 1 prem.; Ti.ignanea (of Exchequer Bonds wee in B ury , et th e Shoulder of mason beer - house , ii, the been taken to oppose alai now before parliament for the PIAFILBANCE IHAILES. Loon Ursekluid, on Wednesday and Thursday last, where registration of desalinating chapels , Ile Alenkin 92 96 Jamaica), 11 to 11 prem.; Mizell Head, 1 die. to Total be lavished a considerable suss in drink and play; he lieved impaired the ussfslesso et the Dissenters' Chapel 0 par ; South Cork Copper, / dis. to k prem.; East IL Ifftlarkitsik Exeditt per*. 106 108 a also purchased clothes of Mr . Sewer to the amount of Bill. A plan bed boutadommed et forwarding the interests of St. 18110debeite SU ... 107 lb 105 Indian Iron, Bs. to 10s. per share • Australasian Coal, A 245. Gil. • and he lodged a complaint at the police-station of the society,by theoggsktmeat of the Rev.ll ugh Hutton as an aes icb s i o , ew e n e s e s; e 'l _ le i 202 2 to 1 die.; Lackamor Copper, -Cto a prem. • Aubin having been robbed at the beer-house on the Wednesday agent or missiesary; sad that gentleman read a statement 61 &Met and ti den ......., par 4pm Coa l and Iron, Ito 11 prem. ; King Arthur ' Consols, night, of tee 6d. is • canvas purse, by a man who was given r o his missionary labours all over the country, in the course Ile als Ownike s P o rk sion ialt Aber- For £3 10s. per ce into custody, hut he did net appear to support the charge on of which he had collected • sum of VOL Aid had been _.! ..' st 54 suotp.ii. 4 - ge 5 per share (10s. paid); Braman, kto i pm. Annuities For £2 10s. ditto Thursday. The police at Batton having received some in- given by the association to congregations and chapels at a 7 ,. ; ;Y ID°. 44. 42.) pe , . 4 44 &mullein of these facts, Sub-Inspector Bragg came with number of places, including, among others, Yeovil, 14. 2Ds le. (71. lb.) 7 per ii: 14 pm Exchequer Bonds Flint to Bury on Monday morning, and finding that the Southampton, Deal, Canterbury, Cheltenham, Battle, Wit. !84 xestahms.ffats..a pe..nol 1 2 4 pm THIS DAY .- Two O'CLOLIC. statements which Is bad made as to the amount he had beach, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Alawick , Darlington, Birken- •61 Dine So. is 21 2 „ The gold mining shares are very quiet to-day, but, Total spent. and the source from which he had obtained it, were head, Belfast, liaddenfield, be. In the foreign depart- 10 111 "Do. New II per dna Moak. 14 15i - 15 on the whole, rather steadier. Port Philips have The Court of Di not comer, he was taken into custody and removed to Bee- 90 90 ,Siet.Mdes s ikr e p r t p e .oo IS Ille meat of the society's labours it was stated that a minister o • ormar44. 244 1 15 improved to Ito 1 prem.; Carson's Creek mark a to have called the adj ton us the a ft ernoon for examination. had been sent out to Sydney, and a congregation was about '1 1 Donnie, se per ...! 54 ti I prem., and 11Iouveau Monde, 11 to 15 prem. Other for the 26th inst. A clue has been obtained by the peace, which it is to be formed at Melbourne. The accounts from India were se 100 Cireetllcederni tau tat th oug ht will connec t Fiat with th e crime . He was ma satisfactory, as to the establishments at Madras and Seam- le. 100'De. Sere eras. bee, stocks . are unaltered. sion will of course not far from the Rectory-house about half-past 10, and &seabed. At Toronto, in Canada, a new chapel was being ! deems= at le pet pa 112 113 113 Australian Agricultural Shares have receded to 76 proceedings. 16 5 D 0.% ant. Was stet between half-past 11 and 12, five fields o ff the built. The income of the association had increased in the o , „, 0 ., 0 ,...115_,VZ 0 ,,_ o , oo to 77 ; Peel Rivers are flat at 3/ to 4 prem.; North The Joshua has Rectory, in • direction from the back of it towards the Orelent_year by 901., and grants had been made exceeding 5 7, 4 ;e l =igerath es•o 7 l i r 7i British Australasian are also rattier weaker at 11-1 G Phillip, with dates place:where he lives, which is near the, church, and one of 6001. The success of the book and tract department had rh. IN camas, rakool.r. 106 108 to 13.16 prem. ex new ; Scottish Australian Invest- ounces of gold, wo the cottages formerly the old workhouse. His garment" been most satisfactory. Reference was also made to the ix 100 Dithsirreimmelie 103 105 were in tatters, and his appearance was that of a beggar, steps which were being taken for increased attention to the till _ff thsrefkkaillY9lll o - New ilt. HO DINO Fier to hi. purchasing a coat, waistcoat , and trousers at education of ministers, and the proposed removal of _ ,_ las.ha c emerssrae IN 1 5 s; 156 Mom Buss, of interest. The I Bury, on A ednesday ; and being a labourer out of em- College from Manchester to London . The report was lg.'''. i Ilt. 'lO. • tHillsrealinellaiSsura. - - No. Shire Mmes. Pad ;mess eon. from Sydney, afte ploy he would not be likely to possess such a sum of adopted, and several ministers and gentlemen addressed the so , s I lm as t sw ea u m m i t t e s 32 4em yesterday to- 44 7 believed to have n money as he spent. The statements by whi c h he endeavours meeting. 124 all LestunienvesTelar.tie 16 11 __ _ -- - to account for the money being in his ponession are con- 12i all Leeksbnyklbadsk.iab 131 141 100.000 1 Apo Vita all 11 11 pm Advises receive tzsdimory, and he has given false explanateins as te his EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. 23 23 liaallbst*Ltse.saa.2l•l a 9 30,000 1 +As& AustiollanOold all par Ipm MOP Ins..AegloCallternlan going to and returning from Bury ; and there seems . to be every roues to infer that he is endeavouring to tell moor- Yesterday , a special - general meeting of the share rect tales. His character is a bad one, and he has been con holders was held at the London Tavern, Bishopegate. Bt. 'MO ' 10 1) Ds New SIO ... „. 101 114 6, 3 I De. SI ... ... „ i f pin 12.1 all . A Oirlisle j g pa. - - pia ep.o 149 151 151 victed of stening lead from Becton church, and also sum- street, Mr. D. WADDINOTON in the chair, for the purpose 4 1 4 I OW Preatale --- A 4Pt 3 4 Emily convicted. He had been at the rectory a few days of submitting to the proprietors, under the standing orders . 0 previous to the murder inquiring for employment, and be of the House of Lords, the following bills: was well acquainted with the premises, and was suspected " A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Com- 10 ! 6 De. 20 II .Nodelk Ibleeske... ... 118 110 1 'fro Des I Peed Pock 116 wet. . 116 2 all Dialf=lay II psi - - of committing the robbery in the backbone's. The Tingle- pany to construct branch railways from the North Wool- be 100 Palk Mak_ _., ... ... 115 ir 10,000 10 ......... 2...0 $ +Australian 5 4 44 " 60,000 1 Australian Cordillera 100,000 1 Australian freehold 51,090 Ave Maria all 1 dis par 200,000 1 bald:Australian OW all i Ipa 30,900 20 +l3ritishlren 13.5 8 10 10,000 83 tlraa.laap(imatsl.p : Me 5 be 6,600 30 De.oaelesandCaiabs all 51 tie lative to the gold parcels of mires Auckland, and, fri prices as specimen quires to be watch of the discovery et of profitable wo imam are investigating the circumstances, but their pro- a n d line of the Eastern Counties Railway, to Ham Creek 20 : all No= Illebrdain „.... 264 3 , 34 11,000 20 Do. St. ken Del Rey 13 30 31 31e gold yield of Ausi nediege are private ;it is probable that any examination and the River Thames, and for other pueposee. et.. 106021.11, Woemeler, and 310,000 j Cornea ' s Creek all par lam 1 1 j i Welss.4lll.4lprOad - 11,009 4to Ostes Copper ......„ all 4 6 i 474 q uences of this dis will remit in a remand of the accused, who is about 20 n A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Com- Is 12 Di " ow di tto, 2 100,000 tied 1 14 li pm We notico that 2 5 IPm years old. There are upwards of twenty men engaged in pony to construct a railway front the line of the Northern a' s jor ireos eem emo seowD oar ,j 101 112 .., ~ 0094490 l4 lie 9 9 Cleinbig the moat by the means of the Stowmarket mavi- and Eastern Railway, near Stratford, to Woodford and ts 'l9 'lllirews.kOlsolistlfeer.W.l 337),eu0 ut. +Copper Miners of Eng. it '65 73 dently departed knee 25 +Do. Pref. 7, per ast. all 8 9pm holding in abeyrui peon pump, in the hopes of discovering the instrument Looghton, and to repeal certain provisions of their existing I MIL! I per ont... ... 111 lel aced, and the direction in which the party went after the acts, and to grant further powers to the said csmpany for le •, 10 Do. 6 per Osot - ... i 1 pm 76,060 EughtstroltanOoppe, all 11 14 dr 8j The Constitution,' 1 Great Nugget vein en If 2pm 26 ;II bob Dees - ... „. 15 16 wee murder. capitalising their debt, and for other purposes." lo i 14' Dee New .- par ipm +Do.Begistered - ~ Besancon and Mt The bills were approved of unanimously. 144' all lieu* islet (Resting 15,105 10 +Grated MEDICAL REFORM-A meeting of medical prat- --- -- ' 1 ' Ana.teteass...... ...... I mil 161 St 111 Do. 41 per sent. 11.4191 Great titionen was held last night for the purpose of organisiog COMMCNICATION OF IDEAS AMONG CATTLE. - se t etuediJa2 l 4lo , 4 ow , 14 202 18=101 take B r iVrrst . 1 ida the present mom 'measures to facilitate the passing of an act of parliament There is a large shallow inlet on the Prussian shore known a! • 'ev ' j dis 4 pm gedso Liberty +Linares' as the Frisch. Haff, d for the first time s t eamers et. 'lle !Teets, .119,5e5114,6 w during the present session, with the object of securing uni "methe by Ispaddle H !fe of Eneeseireli. 104 106 14,, 1 C lendonitCaliton. Geld constitute a heavj formity of qualification, and a right to practise through- ten or twelve years ago.. Upon their way ou sels l7 5 IDIOM Ditto ... ... ft 81 Quarts Crushingoa. all 1_ 4 As considerabli out the United Kingdom to all legally qualified medical by a common near the Elbing river, upon which the towns -25 19 YeekkILMILEAS.Parch i Ipm 100,500 Wetleulta all 4 el ls pr men. The Medical Reform Bill of the Provincial Medical people turn cattle out to graze. When the first steamers Ulf = LEASED AT flux, dErrinus. 20,000 1 P....atalliSt./inierteas 9 8 Se Canadian railway ant Surgical Association was disguised, and unanimously passed this common they caused every flank of beef to IL Imo s e ie es s eem et ee pared 81,00 • New Granada approved. A conunittoe was then appointed, of which (PION 1 such fiends in dragon shape had never appeared i talatellenhi.Wessenn 107 109 WA,OOO Nouveau Muds 50,000 1 Nova Scotts Mining and by the Champlain before to try the nerves of any cow, or to excite wrath in 50 150 Oleiride leaslias Dr. Lankester was elected chairman ; and Dr. Balaton smeltin g 3 A i die document is a 1 Jones and Mr. W. M. Powell secretaries. It was the bully bosom of the most experienced among the warriors „, ISO (bsellethlebellent. 54 56 147,000 Part midi ImeibeindsgeemeMlL steady increase of of the herd. With tails erect, therefore, and heads bent "••Wee quarts Rook all Ai 4ma resolved to urge upon all medical practitioners the notes- (eased io OL Iferthern) 150 133 site of immediately petitioeing parka:tient to •pass a measuret he common charged over down, the whole colony upon . .se 25 otooown 6 Drs Purest 10,05 SO +llhymney iron dykes anct ditches inland, roam Ehorribly. Ever appear- , . +Ditto New of medical retorts during th is session, as, from the present ofthe to the great • of the y caused • 100 1 all Ilirtle u l ' lloWi t l7llra t ilw. 334 34 %CP. SO Seat Ingo de Cuba l4l 6 7 state of the profession, and the disposition of the govern- &amt steamer, 4.,),46: 1 South Australian all 4 i Pen end a scattering of oxen , until, after a few days, the Hawed to Yk. N. k Bee .) - - meat, a more fitting opportunity could scarcely be expected .tu pa c I ' s had become hardened ' h• h d k • •to t e sig t, an too it as a . i 0 •50 MillAtelby(Llorkketildd 119 114 6,01`,C 10 Tin Croft 41,174 18.8.81 +United Mexican all 5 51 to occur. It Wes stated at the meeting that the College of ! an ma f b' h harm to them. Now all the 25 •25 Do. j Sum (Otto).. Id 57 for the success of Physicians was in favour of the new bill, and that at pro- thing o cou . , th . rse wlc meant no ' during that first earwere in the • horned b eas ts the y .. . 121 12 banks ant Gresewieh 100,000 1 West Granada ell (ells ipm of remark that ni sent no opposition had been offered, and great confidenceloo, 6oo I West Muisea. aH par Ipa usual way placed there to be fat .In the following spring • I (bun to Seuth Easten, 141 141 of the passenger( was expressed that this measure could be passed into law OUP 1 Tuba they had gone the way of beef, and their place was filled by a 20 10 : Ditto Preference (ditto); 26 27 pant, it appear during the present session of the legislature. + Transferable by stamped deed. _ now veneration altogether . So soon , therefore, as the Had 23 : 20 1 1 - 0 ,1 40 " 0 . 11300 e40,P,C• 24 -1 - . -.. ntlilltinna an Da we [THREEPENCE. Pd,lAtemp prices Boehm a doss yesterday to-day Bread, Flour, and Biscuit Company, with a capital of 30,0001., in 11. shares, and power of increase to 200,0001. The promoters' statements, as usual, tend to show a large profit, the more especially as they hope to make their shareholders consumers of the company's products. If our partnership laws were reformed, a limit could scarcely be tired to the extent to which joint stock enterprise wou!d bo I resorted to, with a view to supply the requirements of every day life. The annual meeting of the Union Bank of Scot land was held, at Glasgow, on Thursday last. Tho profits were stated at 111,0001., 8 per cent. per annum dividend was declared, and 10,270/. carried to the rest. 10,400 4ustrallan Brit.AntericanLand 10,000, 100 'mad* Company 100,000. 5 Crystal Palace 130.000 4 Cryst.Pal.of France 123,71: I N. Brit. Aust. Land 1, Do. Preference 120,0)0 0 Pecllthr.LaiLlialin 100,0101 1 itottialtAust.lnvast 12,7001 25 S. Australian Land 10,000; 100 Van Dienten's Land 35 77 79 '77 3+4 67 70 169 74 70 324 61 70 5 1 31pm 71 181 2 1 134 4 all f I mi 14 „ n If a n all all 31 41 pm! 9 all . 1 2 pmt 25 1 44 146 284 19 20 194 1 MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The English Stock Market opened rather heavily to-day, and a reduction of a was established, but, owing to money becoming easier in the house, a rally subsequently took place, and the market finally closed steadily. Money was more plentiful than stock to-day, and averaged in this market barely 21 per cent. Out of doors also, although there was a good demand for accommodation, money was more plentithl, and the market generally Bader The un certainty as to the fhtnre course of the Money Market, however, continues, and tho proceedings of the Bank of England Directors will be watched with interest. All the land companies' shares were to-day heavy and cheaper. Australian Bank shares were also Hat. Crystal Palace shares, after being done at 31 prem. in the morning, fell to 2 to 3 prem., on n considerable supply, and closed 3to 1. Shares of the Loudon Joint Stock Bank have been done at 23 ; St. Katha rine Docks, 1011 102 ; Victoria Docks ( 11. paid), 61; ditto now ( 21 . paid), 41 ; Peninsular and Orient's Steam, 831, 83; ditto (231. paid), 461. Shares of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have been 'sold at 1 dia. closing 1 dia. to prem. Grand Central of Prime left off 2 to 2; prem. Notice was to-day received by the shareholders of the North British Australasian Company that they are required to apply for their proportion of new shares, and pay the first instalment of 10s. per share, by the 23rd instant, after which date their allotment will be cancelled in case of non-compliance. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Tuesday : Dutch Four per Cents., 941; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; the Cou pons, 6 3-16; Mexican New, 26; Portuguese New, 391; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 83 3.16 ; Granada Deferred, 11; Peruvian New, 861. Vienna, Tuesday: Five per Cent. Metallics, 93; exchange on London, 10.41 • Bank shares, 1,479. Pans (closing prices of t his day) : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ItentcP, 104; ditto Three per Cents., 81.33; Bank Shares, 2,713. Consols, after ruling at one period of the morning at 1001 top for money, and 1001 to 2 for the account of the let June, closed 1 better, viz., at 1001 to 1, and 1001 to 1. Business in this department con tinues to bo chiefly for money. The government broker invested in Reduced Threes at 991. An nexed is the official business report :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, 1, -, • ditto for account, 100!, 1; Three per Cents.lteduCed, 991, 1, Z ; Three-old-a-Quarter per Cents., 1021, 1,4, oi; New Five per Cent. Annuities, 123 ; ong Annuities, 1860, 31 • ditto, 30 years, 1839, 31 ; ditto, 1860, 6 1-16; • :Bank Stock, 229; India Stock, 263, 261; South Sea Stock, 1151. The Exchequer Bill market slightly strengthened on the more easy position of the money market, and the closing price was par to 3s. prem., after sales had been effected in the morning at Is. Ws. India Bonds were done at 235. to 295. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, without altera tion of particular moment. Mexican and Ecuador Bonds, and the Spanish Committee's Certificates were severally a shade cheaper. Buenos Ayrean Bonds do not rally. A fresh emission of paper money, it appears, had taken place at Buenos Ayres; and as a further illustration of the ruinous character of the contest now pending, it is mentioned that one of the bases on which the late negotiations for peace were founded was the acknowledgment as art of the public debt of the paper issued to defray the expen diture caused by the struggle. Major White, the representative of the Messrs. Barings at the River Plate, has returned, bat it does not appear that there is any news for the bondholders. At four o'clock Spanish Deferred Threes were quoted 234 to 241; the Certifs., 6 to 61 per cent. ; Mexican, 261 to 271; Granada Active, 22 to 23; ditto De ferred, 101 to 11 ; Peruvian Deferred, 64 to 66 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 31 premium. Sales are thus recorded Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852,101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 63. Dut c h Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634, a ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96. Ecuador Bonds, 6, 54. Greek Bonds (Red), 10, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 27. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 8. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 391 401. Russian Five per Cents., 1201, 120. Sardinian Five per Cents., 984, 4. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 31st May, 21. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, ; 14, 11 dim. Considerable anxiety is felt relative to the next re turn of the Bank of England. We have reason to ; believe that in its main features it will prove antis- I factory. Subjoined is a copy of an edict from the Health office at Lisbon, dated 13th April, received by the last mail from Lisbon. It relates to furnishing ships with supplies in case of arriving at any port is the Portuguese dominions without a bill of health : _ Emir —The Council of Public Health of the Kingdom, wishing to prevent impediments to navigation, and to put an end to unfounded and unnecessary representations, which appear to have originated in not knowing the Portu guese sanitary regulations in force, makes known :—That shins, that by calling at, or by voluntary or forced re turn, enter without a bill of health, any port of this king dom or the adjacent islands, shall be able without difficulty, to receive under quarantine, any refreshments, provisions, succours, or objects of which they stand in need, notwith standing the want of a bill of health. And in order that it may reach the notice of the persona whom it may interest, the present edict is published. Signed, the President, Da. MATHEUS CESARIO RODRIGUES MO:Wl:W.—Lisbon, 13tk April, 1653. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. A more confident feeling prevails in the English stock market to-day. Money continues easier than it was a few days back. Consols opened 100: to 2 for money, and 1002 to 1 for tho let June, and are now quoted 1002 to I 1 and tool to z. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 1;J the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1022 to 2 ; Bank Stock, 2292; India Stock, 263; South Sea Old Annuities, 992 ; Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. prem. ; India Bonds. 255. to 308. prem. Business in this as in every other department of the house is very quiet. Foreign stocks are steady, with few transactions. In the absence of business no fluctuation is observ able in any description. Mexican bonds mark 261 to 27; Greek bonds (blue), 92, ; Equador, 51 ; Russian Fives, 1201; Spanish o f Threes, 49; Swedish loan, dis.; Dutch Fours, 962; Buenos Ayrean, 66.: LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. The returns of the progress of the conversion are annexed. The operation progresses very slowly, and the demand is still almost exclusively for the Two and-a-Half per Cent. stock (to be issued at 110 per cent.): PARIS, MAY IS. For gor Account. Mauer. Opening Highest.' Lowest. Cleoings 1 ...----, 3per Cents. ; 81 35 ' 81 0 81 55 81 0 ... ... 81 43 4e per Cents., 1825 ' 100 ... ... 15 per Cents., 1352 '. 104 0 ... 104 0 ... ... 3 per Cents. I N 0 ... ... ... ... 3 per Cents. New Loan ... ... ... ... BANK OP ENGLAND. Amounts of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents. .. £9,378 10 1 £84,914 13 0 £2 10s. per Cents. 26,767 011 1,272,703 5 3 Exchequer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 - Exelump oa Loadon : &telex', 25 7i ; 90 days, 24 871. BelFdan,rlBo Money I Naples Bents — Seedy: Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont 5 p.Ct 99 50 Tresoury Bonds ... ~. I Do. 3, 1853 - - - - PARIS, Maar 18.— St. Germain, 1,880 ; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 360; Paris and Orleans, 1,110; Paris and Rouen, 1,155 ; Rouen and Havre, 517 50; Marseilles and Avignon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 360; Northers, 937 50 ; Paris and At:arbours, 917 50; Part. and Lyons. 968 75; Lyons end Mediterranean, 857 SO ; Oven, 790; Ports and Cherbourg, 645; Dijm and Besancon, 580 tdid' i, 667 30; Hon. tercau and Troyes, 450 ; Graisatssac and Be ;: aters, 516 75; Dieppe and Fecamp, 360; Bordeaux and Testa, 305; Bleuns and St. Dialer to Gray, 562 SO; Paris and Seeman, 262 50; Central Suisse, Grand Combs, 017 30. • Total SOUTH BRA HOUbE. Amount of Annuities Total amount commuted this day. commuted. For £3 10s. per cent Annuities For £2 101. ditto 16,925 10 6 42,125 10 6 Exchequer Bonds Nil. 700 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Se•o.un.—The public sales are going off well, Porto Rico and Madras at full prices, Havannah bought in. The refined market without alteration. COFFEE.—The public sale of Plantation Ceylon is pro• greasing steadily. Native Ceylon, 475. Gd. COCOA.—The large public sales chiefly bought in. TEA.—The market is firm, and all parties arc anxious on the subject of the civil war which exists in China, the country which alone supplies us with this almost necessary of life. COTTON.—About 1,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Itum.—The demand has improved the last two days. RICE is dull and drooping. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade very heavy, at the following quotations: Prime Meadow Hay, SR. to 905.; inferior, 05s. to 7.55. ; Rouen, 455. to 5.55.; Clover, 851. to 1003.; second cat, Gds. to 87s. 6d. ; Straw, 28s. to 335. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day. There is a considerable de mand for forward delivery. Town Tallow is quoted -leo. 'Jd. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 475. 3d.; April and May, 475. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475. 3d. LET ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL. TIIIMSDAY, 10. 30 A.M. Wind NW., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Broom, from New Orleans ; Africa, from Africa. QUEENSTOWN, Me. 17. Wind E. fresh breeze. Arrived.—Columbus and Callao, from Callao. Off.—Duke of Northumberland, from Manilla. Sailed.—Antoinette Maria, for Constantinople. DEAL, TILL Iit.DAY, 10 x.x. Wind S., fine. Arrived and passed.—Her Majesty's steam frigate Simoom, from Halifax, disembarking troops; Arab, for Sunderland. Arrived and anchored.—John Henry Wilson, for Mauritius. 98 100 MEDICAL REFORM.—A meeting of medical prac titioners was held last night for the purpose of organising measures to facilitate the passing of an act of parliament during the present session, with the object of securing uni formity of qualification, and a right to practise through out the United Kingdom to all legally qualified medical men. The Medical Reform Bill of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association was discussed, and unanimous! approved. A committee was then appointed, of which Lankester was elected chairman; and Dr. Dalston Jones and Mr. W. M. Powell secretaries. It was resolved to urge upon all medical practitioners the neces aity of immediately petitioning parliament topes§ a measure of medical reform during this session, as, from the preesst state of the profession, and the disposition of the gems. went, a more fitting opportunity could scarcely be eapeeled to occur. It was stated at the meeting that the Coil d Physicians was in favour of the new bill, sad that M ge► sent no opposition had been offered, and 1111114 111111111111119 was expressed that this measure could be passel fats km during the present session of the legislature. THE lORTITCOMING TERM.—Yegterdny, on the opening of the offices of the common law courts after the holidays, the lists of rules, &c., to be disposed of in the forthcoming term were made public. In the three cotuts the lists number 106, of which 4.1 matters are in the linen's Beach, 43 in the Exchequer, and IS in the Com mon Pleas. Of the business before the Court of Queen's Bench there are 3 cases on the new trial paper for judg ment, and 21 for argument ; and of special cues,demurtere, and county court appeals, there are 4 for judgment and II fot argument, besides 8 enlarged rules. In the Exchequer On re ate 2 cases in the peremptory paper, 3 in the *mid paper for judgment, and 3 for argument; whilst is the uurt of Common Pleas there are 5 enlarged rules, 7 new trial rules, and 4 matters standing for judgment. Only I dennarren were entered. The ensuing term is the bell before the long vacation ; and as the 22nd hippie's' s Sunday, tern will not legally begin until Monday nest. hiersamene.—Rey. Samuel Hobson, to the Vicaraneff Tuttington, is Norfolk, in the gift of the Bishop of; orwich. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS AMONG CATTLE. - There is a large shallow inlet on the Prussian shore known as the Frische Haff, crossed for the first time by steamers ten or twelve years ago. Upon their way the vessels paddle by a common near the Elbing river, upon which the towns people turn cattle out to graze. When the first steamers passed this common they caused every flank of beef to quake ; such fiends in dragon shape had never appeared before to try the nerves of any cow, or to excite wrath in the bully bosom of the most experienced among the warriors of the herd. With tail. erect, therefore, and heads bent down, the whole colony upon the common charged over dykes ace ditches inland, matins horribly. Every appear ance of the steamer, to the great jay of the crew, caused • panic and a scattering of oxen, until, after a few days, the animals had become hardened to the sight, and took it as a thing of course, which meant no harm to them. Now, all the horned beast on the common during that first yearmere in the usual way placed there to be fatted. In the following spring they had gone the way of beef, and their place wan filled by a new generation altogether. So soon, therefore, as the Half was clear of ice, and the steamers again began to ply daily upon the route between Elbing and Kooigiberg, the sailors were on the alert again to witness the 0;r1 scene of uproar by the water side. But they were disappointed. Though there was the pasture-ground well stocked with new re cruits for the market, who had come from distant inland farms or out of stalls within the town, though scarcely one of them—if any one—had ever seen the apparition of a steamboat, not a cow flinched. The members of the whole herd went on grazing or stared imperturbably at the phe nomenon. It was a new thing no doubt for them to see— but they had already been told of it. Every spring the first passing of the steamers is in this way regarded by a fresh generation' on the common with complete indiffer ence. The experience acquired by its forefathers ten or twelve years ago seems to be now added to the knowledge of every calf born in any corner of our province. And yet, la what way bare thee calves been educated? or, if this het has been taught fir them at all, what else may they not taw ?—Dirkent's "Ilowsehokl Words." (lesed to Nor'&it) all Ditto ditto 6 per Cant all liaace.,Bnatoo.litMatloek ((lewd to L.AN.W.&51d.) 1 all ,1111ddlealtra' and &dear 01.1101 A to Stoekt. & Darl. all Vid sad Bradr-rd (MldL) 50 ltortlionatraPtern patet (isased to rFut.C.ouati 3 O dl : Do. died 5 per cent. (do.): i Mika& Pi pre (leas. bee. DX.WiaLtLane.taltorkl Ditto Agree (ditto) illoyatoo and Ri Whin (boa I I to Orem Northern Do. Peore f•tnek I,llriatk6taffor.lantra(lassad st IS i 94, to Mr. M.D.roo) • Mom VsMy, A p. Ct. pa (loosol to SuiektooisDar. Ditto Ditto Ditto Wilt, t Pommel Dowed to Omit Wast IS 1 9S 81.1100 3 11 106 ICS 63 67 151 ISS 151 15$ i i di. SS 14 11154 IN4 JOINT STOCK BANKS. . Closing Rawness No. i glirOl DANL. hid' prices dons 1 yeatentay today 22,410' 40 tAnetralasia 40,000 . 15 IChartd. lank of Asla $ li as par 44 69,000' 20 Chart. Bank of bad* Australia, and Cklma 1 f 11 pio 34 13.000 I 10 'palish, !sottish, and Australian Chartered 10 14 11 201 25,0001 SO London Bank of Aus tralia and India 25,069 10 tendon ensnared Bank of Australia MOO! 15 Oriental Rank Corpora 1' 22 11 4 2 .61 3 / 4 1" 551 50,000 $ Royal Autural. Bantle* and Gold Deport. Co. 1 i dia w 8,0001 115 South Australis wow SI Gahm of Australia 8.000 .„ Do. New........ Total The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company have called the adjourned meeting of the proprietary for the 26th inst. The arrangements for the conver sion will of course form the subject matter of the proceedings. The Joshua has arrived off Plymouth from Port Phillip, with dates to the Bth of January, and 5,733 ounces of gold, worth about 23,0001. The papers by this opportunity will be too old to supply any news of interest. The Sir James Ross has also come in from Sydney, af►er a passage of 119 days, but she is believed to have no gold on board. Advices received to-day from New Zealand show that considerable excitement continued to prevail re lative to the gold fields of that colony. Numerous parcels of auriferous specimens were coming into Auckland, and, from the interest felt, realised good prices as specimens. The news from this quarter re quires to be watched, for there is every probability of the discovery ere long of a large gold field, capable of profitable working. In combination with the gold yield of Australia and California, the conse quences of this discovery would be vast indeed. We notice that the French government has evi dently departed from its late expressed policy of holding in abeyance all further railway concessions. The Cone/tube/met states that the concession of the Besancon and Mulhansen lino, and of several small lines connected with the Strasbourg Railway, is decided on. This circumstance is of importance at the present moment, when the French market is overdone with new schemes, the calls on which must constitute a heavy future drain. As considerable sums are now being embarked in Canadian railway undertakings, it may be usetul to draw attention to the annual report, just published by the Champlain and St. Lawrence Company. The document is a very favourable one, and shows a steady increase of traffic. The receipts of 1852 were 140,000 dollars., being 36,000 dollars more than in 1831, and 59 per cent. more than in 1830. The profit is stated at 61,136 dollars, equal to about 121 per cent. on the paid-up capital. This augurs well for the success of other Canadian lines. It is worthy of remark that not a single accident occurred to any of the passengers throughout the year. This com pany, it appears, proposes to make considerable additions to its works. From Nova Scotia wo are advised of the govern ment having determined to abandon the railway bills. The lines proposed to be constructed are to be entrusted to joint-stock enterprise, the govern ment affording considerable assistance in the shape of loans, &c. It appears 320 miles of railway are contemplated, involving an estimated capital of 7,000,000 dole. We thus see a prospect of a further considerable demand on our money market for this quarter. Joint-stock enterprise is at present very rite, and a favourable turn of our money market would inevitably kad to a flood of new under takings. As an illustration of the speculative tendency of the period, reference may be made to the announce ment of a novelty, in the shape of a Great Central k it i l n C ic t . N wh P o ß a l r fc ri C , E ed .— in Tri En tlt o S d id in i, th t e he nr e a Ci z n iiia l steamert h the E Africa n o A nl Monday, together with the Governor of Sene gal, left Southampton, yesterday, in the South Western. Company's steamer Atalanta, for Havre. The prince stopped at Radley's Hotel while in Southampton, and sat muck in the hall of the hotel smoking cigars. On Monday afternoon he visited the ruins of Netley Abbey, about two miles from the above-mentioned town. Although highly intelligent, he did not betray any emotion in his counte nance at anything he witnessed. His diet consisted chiefly of rice and mutton-chops. He wore European trousers, which were, however, almost concealed by his robe. He slept on a bed at the hotel, and appeared used to comforts and even luxuries. The Trarzsa people, whom his father rules over, are nomadic in their habits. GREAT N018711E40 RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for week ending May S, 1863:—Passengers, parcels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 7,041 i. 10s. 3d. merchandise and minerals, 8,3011. 141. 4d. ; cattle, 3991. 3s. 91 — Total, 15,742.14 be. 4d. Corresponding week, 1832, 11,601. lb. 11d. . I • ...., ~: ,./ ;:.2. .....i 14 ' . .. 1 ..,••, . Sl, - . 0 :'. ) .....i.i— rs 4..1(/)•:•..y.v,..1 til