The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-11 00:00:00

1 Tebt 47xint LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1853. [THREEPENCE. Fr — , AMIN , //? / •-•..) _ .6 / -.0,.....444.ear-.... • •iI : ' 1 . - >i 4 0- 7 a. 7-..-a. c. af - 6 --- Z• ----- 7 °— . ... 0 %‘,4. 0 2 1- 0 7 - 04 - .1_ Lir • ..a. Tt ... e IN II I I I I I lir . No. 2,1234 . LONDON, SATURDAY / t Blal-ANYIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 1, Prinamstreet, Dank, landsa. SHARE LISTS. 141 1 3 , Dawesp and homeroom 2 1 die Letabliebed Aug.l, 1147. m , 4 , &sierra to Graiwesse..., m E ,,,,,,,,, , ,d hy special Aet of Peritaraest, 4 Vet. , cap. fa FRIDAY EVENINO. SI S I Ile:man Mahan JanetliS r r 11 P 1 cii toots% -Col. U , ALIT ALEX iNULII. Phelhesth Park . IS •So I:ha/Icel. ant Entuclinen l 1 I The railway market to-day, in view of the general in to Whoa and Roseau.. ... par 1 pea lore, gA - persinas @Cy rimiest daring first sews years. flat ness, may be said to have shown considerable 26 2 I Daub 1211 "bh... ••• •• .! I A .... law A ...,-.... - tataah.e i.urtag ale • steadiness until the fall of Consols below 98, when m le 1 Sart ladies SO llstemslem...I Istemslem ... - . - i ii ,-, ~,,,, .„:.„ 0 :mg ',amity tor Denham. prices generally gave way, finally closing at the I 'erwsr lofts Yemenite.. 11 a . BRITANNIA SIVITAL LUZ ArtOCIATION. lowest point. This market evidently yields, to a r i n ru l o4.3""wiaoJ""l"nonst. A i m . " ' i L ila ' ipm Kaii,,w.r..lll her Nejestes Royal Letters Patent. Prent..liril.. l :vial Ole. considerable extent, from sympathy with the decline , , Da Demi (215140.41673 - - Premise' computed foe easy three months' difference of age. i n t h e f un d s. ..1 I IminalalstoM,Sp.O.Prel f 1 die II,:. eri ..: _,,assts m a new plan p.culiarly advantageous to 21 15 lanualware ... ". .. . 01 7 silky latliers. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. wr 19 Da (Rallirm) ... .. 14 41 At the 1.4 annual arms! eyeing. a reduction of 30 err cent. was 0 I Do. . ... .. 1 18 ~,,,,A. to p s e current !CM'S Iri retain en all participating Policies. The railway market continues characterised by II I Se. tc:ii . so, . 1 If w ,.„. u_) great depression. 'I here has been less fluctuation, I. I Da 6 P er et ' Preft:resm• - : I I 414 117r.wei .1 311 9 Lyons mad Idediterrassaer - Ps trai.. mum. but during the greater part of the morning and at as 74 ..t....rar .... ... ... .. I it it pm 91 Hilt - WIN.* •' .. Annual a t psi dull ' reeolitill Ay. p m . Toad/ 1 tef l 7 present quotations generally have been still rather 22 / 22 liatia AL 001 •••• • - •••1 - 7 Br 4son •. Ras' of Pre. Pre. 20 0' Namur A Llears (with Phi 7 71 , IMO. I las. , WM. Lim I return. worse than thoseof yesterday. At the present moment, 20 1 0 Do. Dodez interest) ..' - - 16 I.- Ilarthern Of Y ranee... . $3l $4 ..-.,---- ---'., however, buyers are offering rather more freely, and33l 3 IE O I 1 1 l 'i d i ' Ti r ' 2442• • • i 4 i L s l% d i 4 0 , a . d , it would appear that some of the " bears," as usual 20 a Do. 3)1.3 per et. Best pp 1 1 (for R. & Amiens *M.: 14 145 3 I 7 0 i t 440 12 4 at the end of the week, were realizing profits. 1.1 all Itarwegian Trask Prehr.; 8 81 40 1 9 2 115 4 : in 1 2 6 4 5 • .1 4 I 919 146.0 12 5 French shares, after experiencing a further consi- PO I. Pus and Lynne ... .. 1 141 151 pm 21 4 88 S I 6 , 613 4 ~ j 9 2 5 2! 1 4 8 013 6 90 Nes 117 , 1 Or!cats ... . 40 41 derable fall, are now a shade firmer. The prices m at Pier ••5943,4•11 ... ... i 39 41 W 12. R. FOSTER, Resident Director. ANDREW FRANCIS, Seeeetary, from to-day's Paris Boars are impatiently looked is 1 111 Para Core. etrsez•md -i 31 21 4 331 3 90 4 Crnt . 3 4 pm T WILLIAMSand COMPANY'S FAMILY ' LINEN WARMIttrhE, 40. 11:dt-street Bloosaebney.equere, a.way. t, be found a we. of 1101.*: 1 1:1106 LINENS, flannel., A ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. III, 71 Quebec and ILchnound - 1 die car se I 7. ' Rosen and Dane ... ...I 171 114 5 1 'Royal Bwedian 13""'021:11•• ague. tom; 30 I.e tamers and Was._ -. , 4 S ge., is a very article of done she Wi i. Price awl quality sot equalled gin I Pd: RAILIVAIS, 1 Ymtm 7. 02 2 0-21 . lO i 4 Da. $4 Per Cent. Prefer.' - - is L „..,6,,,. Coats of arms, crest% Sec . hoisted in table Linea on mo- — I ___ r g 4 5 loath Esetcrn of Franco 1 - - dire term.. late Jobs Dosoean and Co.-Yanablisized 1201. St. 'l4O I AborSeen ... -. i II 26 4 neathern of Promo 4 5 pm ~..----- 1 ant Rail Amnon _ . I SI 54 141 Si I West Flanders .. 41 ( .6 * `'..l 1311 all :111nn.Welv. Afßecrralle7, Of 104 in 31 121 , Siskon..lan.zet2ter..3aa., 15 6 die 10 S Do. S 1 per Cast Prefre., I t a m. * 19 99•••••• of VT•1501.... 171 4 pm ' sN. " 174, su DadAssaXtlirk-15f&251.0 ' 211 22 tel I 2 'Totem of Switserland... i I 4dm 4.4N ' . ". .JO ' lIC ` N 31 • 1 4 1 Do. do. do. sot..' 34 74 die lit. I,:i Bristol sad !meter ... 100 101 104 N 6 gashed 3l 31 Ma , 44: 1 - ... .;,..i r t:i1ib Stills . Ctdcdonma ... ... . 6il 67f 614 I JOINT STOCK BANKS. —— . * ••••• •. ••• 3!. ; al. Chester and 110:Ilield .. 22 221 50 ' .1.l Cork awl Banton ... .. 20 21 . ; , taming II datum. No. Shame Ram. 9.14 prime dons IrEETH.-13y I ler Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. t, i u i I Di. „„ bi !, , . „r i ft r t t elZm b , .11 2 :1,,` ~ 2 4 1.4 1 esterday. lathy. .I. Newly Ireented awl Patented applwati , n of eh... Mealy pm. Mon Junction ... .. II 9 111 --- —-- ---- pared WIIITS INDIA RUBBER in the eassiruetion of ARTIFICIAL 23 all East Anglian TEETH, Gums, and Palates,-Mr. EPHRAIM 2110,"1.1f. Surgeon- is a ll Di tto (gig E sod a.). 3 4 40,000 i 25 /Chartd. Rank of Asia Af I din &m 4, 61, Grorernor.street. Ormirenor-equare. i 4, de Inventor and 20 2 0 1..... k D. LAuc ., ... 12 134 13 34,000 20 Chart. Bank of India. Patentee. A new. ort,:ina% and invaluable inrention, coneisting is 11,5 I O il ic y ..., c m ,. o w A .., . , Australia, and China 1 I 4 pm ala tht ptAtion, with the most absolute perfection and 'MOM. 01 (aW IL U. IL) 91 101 23.000 ' II !Wish, dcottish. and ' Cbessissily Prepared WHIT! 114111 A MAUER ss a lining to the gs ,4. 1,,,,,y,„,,, B sat Elms, gi yi . Australian Chartered 10 411 pa ordinary Gold 44 Bone Fume. The eatraonlinary results of Oda gi. life last 4.,„Ai r . . 14 4 72 i 71 22,000. 10 London Bank of Aw -1 app:.mtios may be briefly noted In • few of their moat pronair,nt 5t 1 all IL at W.I. Des.lkltiiMJn 54 27 Ilia! n '..res, so the ful'owi :-All slurp edges are avoided, no sprints. A.llOO 111divibiergh and G:uktdo . 110 71 71 25.0,,t0 , walla and India 30 tendon Chartered Bank wire*, or fasten are required. • greatly Diatom' freedom of gy 14 gdugmit and p ee v e , 1 of Australia macs it applied, a natiral elaVieity hitherto wholly unattainable, Si. ,160 :Iklitiburin, Perth, I tondo. It 30 21.0r0 33 Oriental Bank Corpora all 31 13 and • It, perketed with the most unerring accuracy. ill secured, b._ Igo gi m py k g g p t gw g .t erg - - 50,000 S R o y a l A us t ra l. B an ki ng While from the whew. and flexibility of the agent employed. the A t . 4 0 / !o“. t s m u t ,. ... .. 53 50 and Gold Import. Ds 1 4 dis par greatest paw et heaven to the adjoining teeth when loose, of remised 8 4 . Ng I Do. A. Stock ... ... 60 sy 9,1100 , IS South Ismail& tesider by the abeonati , in of the glum. Th• acids of the mouth west e t , In , D o. g. Stock ... .. 1133 igg 20,000 23 Caton of Australia no agree; on the chew i....11y peep:rest White India Rubber, anti, ae it go. ISO 10t-ftouth..did West.(lne. 110 112 • a ,001.1 . ... Do. New 2C 8 9 L a not6eun 'Weir, USA t f any temperature may with thorough St 11110 Otest West-r , .. .. 571 SS 87 4 i 4 sombart be Imbibed anal retaked in the mouth, ail unpleas . ntne of ig in twig South Ew er ; .. I 6 MISCELLANEOUS. sent:! or r -ate betas::: the same time wholly staavoled against by the pa i .41 ,140,..,,, and c.,,,y1a .. 95 10 , 1 1.4•••144 pecaSsr nature of its preparation.-To be obtained mity at 10 1! 1111 Do. Third. ... ... .. 14 IS pm co. ll6 MSICILLAIIIOna. I Pll prices i Ruiner. dens 61, 0MMV31108.4T113122, LONDON. *iDi , Easement's an 1 Torbehir 771 78 774 . _ While Min the suttee.. and flembility of the agent I.MMus's/ a M 9 i: i 4 ii,;,:ni c ,;: t 17.,,, - 7.:77' 83 34 and Gold Import. Cf I 1 dis par greatest aupp et i riven Ps the „limning teeth when loam or wan 4 / . on 1 D d . A . s toc k ... ...' 50 32 0,000 , 25 Youth A unmade tender by the abeorott..n of the gums. The Wilk a the sewn siert O IM , D o , y. S toc k ... .. i in in 20.000 23 Calor of A oatralia ao ugrney on the chain i.... 117 mound Milne India Rubber, and. as it 84 ,, , led 10 t .5 t0dt h..,..4 m t g./h a . 110 137 • Novo ... 1 Do. New 241 8 9 le • non.etes turtor, noels a any temperature leaf with llsw o u6h, St 1 80 'D u b West7rn ... .. 874 81 87 1 i 4 condor be imbibed sn.l retuned in the mouth, all %tipicamente. VI id 111 'Dub s out h Ew an .. 7y 6 MISCELLANEOUS. ens,ll sr i-ste toting:: the same Bar 'dully tinseled against by the 4 4 . Id o ,hamsdair ~.d c.. ‘ ,„ 4 ,1 4 .. el IC - pee a.laz nature of lee preparatim-To be obtained only at 161! 1111 Do. Third , .. ... .. 14 13 pm i I.ll.esiod Ifs, Ih.l Miscaumnsot* Pd I pries j Billill6, dem 61. GKoSVE.siOit.STRLET. LONDON. IL Me , !meltable* un 1 Torkshir 774 78 77i IYesterday.l to-day. as. Clay-street, Bath. 1111 111 1 Do. Fifth' ... , 41 41 die 111 - -..!-- _._.; ....._.- ..______ 21. Ordriner.street. Neweeetlien- Tens. H 111 leo. MM 9., .tan'Thairie 39 1.. loolire lee Australian Agri._ SS l e3 r 3 63 CIALIONANI'S PARIS OVID& 30 all 'Lida Northern ... .. 13 ill 134 1 30 Brit.AmerimaLand 3.1 67 70 Ts aOm sem is moteely rew anal isnested edition of 111 114 London and Ithuhwall . fa 9 lu.coo 100 'an do Company... 321 63 70 G ALIGNAISFS GUIDE to PARIS, compiled r,.1, 0 3 4:11, 1 . i ,. 3° , r „. 7 „•Zr„, u t e ,„ .3 IC I 1 2 04 31 " Imi,ooo 3 Crystal Pulses 343pm 7/ I ISLoei. 4 Cryat.Pul.of France 2 1 I Rom lb. bed autlowiles, revised and emitted by personal pi t . tar; L o a m k p m/ y.s u i,. 110 111 1111 90 123, 3. !14. Brit. Aust. Land all 1 1 pa Sopeetleaoad &mese.' oa aa esthete sew Plan. with Map mud 201 12 Da. rums .. . . 11 le pa Paws. lowa to-. 91., bused. Slay be had without plates, 7s. fd. lei 1 1 D ~s Is ah.X.ited 3.(C / li ~ i - - '20,000 3 Peelltiv.LiMailin. all 2 24 pm 10 1 ISM. St. 'io London k South-Vreater • ft sy 1131 7/ low,s*, 1 loottishAueLlaset all ,II 11 gel bawl -n : Flinpitin. Mseshill. and Co. 3O 121 Dm, ASO ... ... .. 6 3 dle 11,7111. , 73 A. Ampullae Land 23 141 43 40 Ii Ds.. MO ... - . 3 4 die P... Dobbin. oi, IN*, One Guist%ll4ooo. 100 Van Diemen•a lead lay 17 19 EtAM BOOK-KEEPING by DOUBLE ENTRY lt i a 11 a11 1 3463°" "" 3 4, 40 ,1 e n n , /3 " 1 ,4,1::: 1 0 12 IS Ns Orasimioy. ktsborate. sad Presdad Hearl.book I.c the 11 , 19 e m a nda..ohof.,adarienliot 30 304 MINAS'. sr the freebee. 117 rouse Worn, Amountaat, IS, Log 641 111 D.,. Man.& Line. ('ma: 31 2i del--- Williamatreet, Sersad. Leaden asolsad by ea ezperiessed :Aid was PL Ile Millead ... , ... . 7• / 71 711 1 701 FRIDAY EVENT/CO. MOW Warr. Royal Ho., 4 vo:s„ cloth lettered. For prospastuse 114,11011 Do. Slrm. trelHerby 10 42 Basiness in the market for British mining stocks letply be the Make. 30 ;40 3114.41. •,.... !Ural._ ... --- has been very dull to-day, and few sales are reported Leona : Maskia. Marshall, awl fln. 23 110 Ditto Ilalf shares._ ... - - st. 100 'Newmarket . 31 U UULVKXWELL'II bIIiDICAL WOHKS, qi si Da. bury Eiti:neiiM .. 1 Ipm Ortimeta. Aelsispiriwal. sad Leigina', le. ask; by pat. 23 17 NewportAberg.tHereford ••• - die i. SO 7 ,Newt, and Plilikk.:km 24 S to Us. The gold mining shares were flat all day, and especially heavy in the afternoon. Prices are gene- WHAT TO EAT, Dhafil, AND AVOID. 111 so. NewryWarrespolatham. s s rally cheaper, more particularly for Great Nuggets, 11. et. Iso literal* ... ... ... .. SO 32 but there is still no very marked fall. Pest River LISCTUEE TO TOUNO MCI. IS IS Do. New .- ._._ .. - - in. Mb MI Northers Courtin Union SI If die were rather better than yesterday. At four o'clock HOW TO BE HAP??. 11-,1•9 North British - ... .. 324 331 324 Peel River were quoted 2to 2 ! prem.; Colonial Gold, ir • le 114 .Iforth Devon, * No. I. .. - - els MORAL AND PHYSICAL MOYNE= 01 LIRI I to 12 prem.; Port Philip, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; V. : I 1 1l I D D:: 1: 0w"...7',..a . -- - di. Great Nugget, Ito 11 prem. ; British Australian, / ~ ON SPECIAL DISRAPES. 20 176 Korth Statfol.'sh.r. , ... 51 3 elks 121 1 to 5 . die.; Ague Fria, 11 to 11 prem.; Anglo-Cali- Th 20 1 ell north Western U 1 Tilt INSTITLTES LIFE. la 111 INoetban4 S. Weeieranine - - pa forma, 1 to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, Ito 11 1 mt. DISUSES or WHITS& mit. ot. IM ,10abrd, Wore., lk Waiver. 181 494 BLUM lino , :seh Croon! ... M. 455 peotUab Midland ... CELYART DERANULMENT7t, CONSTIPATION. and lIMMOIM. IP. IN lehremo. lit biro*. ... _ 43 it 3 410106. IL ISO : Do. L.* N.W.6 oar. Stk 70 73 69 prom. St. John del Rey mining shares were better: the , shares of the General Mining and Santiago were heavy. Metcalfe Copper shares were rather worse tn. and z. Mr II Shrewabury and Hereford 11 1 dls 1 IMOLISE. IRISH, and scents ILAKES. I von, le.esli. 264 all ktarewebury tan t heater again, closing 31 to 64 prem. IL 11YDROPATIIT • OR. THE COLD WATER MIL I (Ilet.W.Min.) ... . 17 19 .sit 1311 all . D0.1141 , es .. ... ewe.., ss, Palacio. ter-row , Carrajo. 147, Heet.teest: Hasa, 2/ , IM • Ds. osweny ~ IS. Coratillt. and na bonsellers: sof M. R. Colvereell, M.D., 10, :0 0 ineuishlre Lams .., di. in hundred tons of English tough cake copper. ArepLisiese.Papriaa4Wet. wlss may be insulted daily nom 10 Ull 5, SO II !Smith Devon ... ... W 7 tills. se. to 'loan Eastern ... ... DO is Sends Wales ... ... .. S 3 36 33 don for sale from the British and Colonial Smelting 20 U Math TorkinnhiverDa• 13 14 Company's works at Beeralston weighs 11,143 ozs. ELECTION EXPOSURES. Se II Ditto ditto SS , all Illidne h Darlington Yr 1.1 At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Basset, held U 0 lainnosilannuocionsii. 3 on the 7th inst., a dividend of 20/. per share (5,1200 LIVERPOOL. 1' ilf ITale of Sean _ ... PTO Wftwaird and Ellkin2 1 9 9 1 was declared, leaving a balance of 1,623/. 182. 6d. in Yesterday the first witness called was M. Waltheir, so at %Oran rod Lam - 1 31 33 favour of the mine. who deps.sed to the circumstance of seeing some 40 or 60 OD __s4 i Worn animal . •'The closing prices of new undertakings are as ; to $O4 voters drinking whiskey and water, and other liquors, at is ' 616 . aillidells 1001C/07;100. 4 din per 10 1 1 wssibrd follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold the \ s drip au the polling and nomination days, for 8 , 0 . Todosimotithr „ ick ' i - 0 - 70 66 11 9 Mining and Streaming, /to ; prem. 4 Melbourne Which they did not pay, but had refreshment tickets, which Is IHO Do. de. Esteraions 1 74 71 dl. 124 were only negotiable there. Mr. Rowson, Mr. Clarke, and Is 1174( D 0 ,0,5imp 0 ,,y... I 74 7 4 .. Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 to Mr. Watson marshalled them, and had the management of 11. MO :York sad Math Midlan d 69 69 IS 871 1 . dim. ' • Australian Consols, / to 1 dia.; Monarch them. Drinking was going on in the vaults on the polling Gold, 4to 1 ells. ; Chartered ' Australian Land and deb. A resolution was passed by the committee at the PREFERENLII ELMS Mining, 1, to 4 per share ; Lewis Hill Range M neatsheaf to apply for funds to the central committee, St.! ISO Absence ' 93 MI but witness did not know if any money was sent. a 1 all Ater sern No. I, 7 per Ct : 14 92 2 , 10 4 per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito 4 per share ; It , 100 arletel k Restore perCL' 107 109 Lake Superior Copper I dig . to par ; Cologne George Knowles, stilmaker and freeman, deposed to 105 et. IM Colonials 410 -.1 IN 11l there being some 100 vzters at the Wneatsheaf on the poll- is is (2,, d/d4 d m ra„ , ,,k;;.1 fay' day in the interest of Turner and Mackera4, and that 44 31 Cork es t Mona ~. , IMel pa Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenanlin, 3-16 to they ate and drank without paying. There was a notice at 81 all Caules i /WON mad Ales l-16 dis.; Sulphate Of Barytes, Ito 5 per share; the Whea , sheaf announcing that none but voters would be i ' den June:ton „. admitted. $4 . sa laistiastian(so o o.P.C l le _MI Lackamor Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land is I lbs. Oa (14) 7 per Ct. ' • l i e and Gold, 11 to 01 dis. • ; Obernhof, 4to 1 pm.; Joseph Preroft , landlord of the Wheatsheaf, said Mr. T 4 $ ' D .,, 0. (7/ .17.. ) 7 per c t . , 14 pm Clegg and Mr. Wataon engaged his house, and that his bill iMI InsitAke.Eats.,3 pe.,14.11' 116 pa Britannia Gold, 7to 2 per share ; Poltimore, 1 was 501.10 c, of which 261. was for refreshments on . q taa• do. Ne.ll 1 2 „ die. to par ; British and Colonial Smelting and the nomination, end 301. 191. on the polling day. Orders 10 35710144 Pee Ceul- 9 1 0 1 41 II 13 i Reduction, sto 1 prem.; Itespryn Copper, par to 1 • to supply refreshments were given by the committee, and 10 1 IsstUnise,lioripia.lp.Ct 111 las prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 21 pm.; Jamaica all who ha/ refreshments had to produce tickets, which I I ; 'd u ns , buzle., 34 0.3 sad 811 . were takes by a man stationed in the yard. Those who St. 100 Oren Northsra3 per Osii' US la Copper, 21 to 31 prem.; New Linares, par to 1 pm.; bad refreshments went away on the cars. Se. ISO Do. 5 per eon. Scrip, tea Great Hewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; Mizen John Budge, publican is Yaulhall Ward, and Silvester • deniable at I i p.et. pa ill 11l Head, 1 dis. to par ; New South Wales Coal, 5 Matheson, of the Railway-hotel, and J. Clegg, ;of the 11l 0 De. 44 Par oreL elnP I / Ipa 54 to 1 dig. ; Australasan Coal, Ito 1 dig. ; Mount Pontac, gave sinaLar evidence as to treating, and the cam- %I 1111 e l * N " W "'" (l)Ea ll l ' tha l h 54 if • 0 10WeettiollellanuiszSpe, es 71 Carbon Co al, 7, to 5 dia.; Port Hunter and More slates adjourned to this day. 101 Ot.we.t. ' , i t em. 44 Nett 105 107 103 ton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), SL Ms Ditto irredeemable iper st! 103 104 1031 le , S Lisiosehlre*Torks r Ell 1 die star 1 , 20 5 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 31 to 64 prem.; IRELAND. St. lee, Ditto• meant nen- 132 144 St NS Lon.* arlalt.Gusr.l4oo 134 157 Port Royal (of Jamaica) 11 to 1.1 rem.; p Worthing, (new sham), 2 to 1 dia. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 2 to 1 dis.; - St. 111/ Dlai lai e ema ltskrionlial 1 pre!. - - Denims, Jess 10. 0 , • WeetOas.Ulsll 4pm Knockatrellane Copper, Ito 4 dis. East fndian Iron, Mr. John Sadleir, Junior Lord of the Treasury, 121 072 TMlnannThOmln la l " 6s. to 7s. per share ; London and Virginia Gold and 1 14 has offered himself as a candidate for the borough of 1: 3 ral ' W a ti s ladr e l I 9 Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Liguanes (of Jamaica), Ito Sligo. In his address to the electors he says: lo to i Da, New IS ... .. 101 II 1 prem. ; Albion Gold, 4 dis. to par; Gladbach la o f f ering myself to your notice to supply the place of „,6 3 ' Do. g 6 ,,„_ ... ... • i iin Zinc, Ito 1 prem.; Brucutu Gold, par to 1 prem. Mr. Towneley , Ido so with much diffidence al to my own I 1 a! • 1 tim iti cr . : .rgi., , ,c,.; 1 , 40 in pm 1504 merits; but with the most complete identity of principle% 161 6 , vim p „ . . c ,,,,;,„ 6 : ' p ar 4pm THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocx. between your late respected representative and myself. I at 10) Nortola E:tenseou .....".... 16 118 There is little change in the gold mining shares have not altered:any opinion I have heretofore professed, and St ' Ire , Ds. 3$ per et. Pref. Ne t 116 122 I trust the course taken by me on a recent occasion, how- 2 all Do.Wartna7Vallay II pat - - ever interested parties may labour to misrepresent me, 10 ' 6 Do. Debentures ... - par 1 Ple St. ISO Seth Wink . • 111 114 Wul not be misunderstood by m y fellow-countrymen. lam 2 , 1 , an North etanord Z in - ' pi 364 low, as I have ever been, the sincere and fearless friend of 0 . I ily mho . w omeo , r . a • d to-day, owing to a prevalent indisposition to operate, but prices generally are flat. Colonial gold are quoted 1 3.16 to 5-16 prem.; and Agua Fria, 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem. siva and religious liberty ; I and, whether in or out of par- I Wolver.,Slll.6perna* , - - A us t ra li an A gr i cu lt ura l s h ares are pretty steady at Lament-whether conuteted or unconnected with the admi. 1$ ,12 Dlt.o ditto ditto' 14 If pati titration of the kingdom-I s .all devote my efforts to 5 illiirets.attirea.Nessitusn. 101 It 62 to 64. Peel Rivers have receded to 1 1 to 2 prem. obtain a full measure of/ justice fur the tenant farmers of * ' I llum•a Cb"igM lye r• • 15 I IS Moo Seer nt... .. i 1784 1 North British Australasian are quoted 4 to 1 prem. Ireland. 111 ' 111 Do. 3 per Cent ... 4 I pis Generally this department is very quiet. It is scarcely necesary to add that Mr. J. P. ss 'ss ear o. D...,. ... ... .... I 141 131 Cussing Busmen 1 Somers, who for many years represented the borough, 10 11, Ditto Now 14 all South taatern (Reading Ps` 4 Pi` 110. Shin Mora. Paid 'Yesterday. to.day. and who i has just succeeded in unseating Mr. Towne- ' I Ann lot 21.0.6 ! IS V i -....- - -.-- - ley, is also a candidate, and has addressed the dt. 100 Do. 44 per ant. , 111 II IMMO 1 AIM Fria all 11 11 pm 31 1 10 . all MlLTorkshaelperet.Guar: 314 204 50,00 1 'Anglo Australian Gold all 4 ells Ipm electors. 3, $ Waterford6 hilkently6p-et. 4 dl. par 100,001. 11, +Anglo Californian Some three or four hnndreds of names have been at. too .Tort , Neweastle,* tired 10,000 10 +Australam in added to the requisition calling the meeting to ti- i , a I 01 ? t L a Nwt ,c t t L° 11 •0' ' 011 :1 " 5 " 3 0. 1 .0 0 20 4 Asetrallan 69,00, J Ste I Australian Cordillera tion against Mr. Chambers's bill. The following 23 10 'y on nnas.34ld.u.n.6.p or di 1 4 p m, 100,000 1 Anstralian Presto/1d I notice of preparation for the counter-movement appeared this morning: The committee of the Dublin Protestant Association LINES LEASED AT rums RENTAL!. SL 100 llstealzreg 6 161674.611n0t;61r 165 los request a meeting of the Anglo-catholics of Dublin, cum- an 811 (Wades Junction 55,000 I Ave Maria all 2o!..001! 1 drit , sh Australian Gob all dis par 20,000 P 1 Varitistaron 13.5 15,000 53 +/traction (Ise. ut3l.pa 141 41 31 6,0n0 II De.Coesee and Calais al 4 5 moldy called protestant', in the Rotund°, on this (Fri..ay) (leased toCaledonlany. .44 II 35 11,oeu szo Do. St. John Del hey 13 3 34 evening, the 10th inst., to consider and determine on tie et 140 Ilmilimelmfamer.flis.Ct.! 110.1 in 4 Carina% Creel all i die Ipa 1 12,0nd 4, Oohs Copper - - tyrannical, insulting, and audacious aggression of the Ho. LOO.OOC 5 +Colonial Crold I 11 11 pm 71 1 Imamate on the rights and titles of the said Anglo-catholic', . 33 a ca tord e jo k ok• N ‘ o n ttito rnr r .. s . il 130 132 Corp" to nrest Wester" U 34 Cniapo lt 11 111 and to take step' accordingly. 100 at 'Hartlepool Dock k Rene 33e,900 Pt. +Copper Miners of Eng. all 65 73 'l'he movement, which has originated with the (leased to Ifk. N. et Fler.) .- - 1,000 15 +Do. Prof. 0 per east. all 8 9pm Town Council of Dublin, with a view of giving ex- g , E t : lati o assisio.sect i ttre lII s 11l 70,ii -0 5 ellonkAti.tralianCoppi all 2 11 die Maras Great Nugget Vela all 1 11 pm prevision bt' some public act or memorial to the sense 124 124' Dal *harm (ditto ). 171 261 I(l°,°l* *1 Do. Registered - „ entertained of Mr. Dargan's important services, is 121 1 :11 14 . 64041 864 Cmaw.vb 21`,911. 20 Simard (leased to South Cart. re, 144 11 1 72,114`r 1 Deland Duchy of Sado all 1 dis par progressing most satisfactorily. A requisition, call- 20 ,20 Ditt o 1. 7 0 67 . 6 (ditto) is •37 11.00' • Great Prlgooth all ll Idi mg on the Lord Mayor to convene a public meeting 20 10 'Lowestoft Ouar.iperCist 1 a ~iiik I Lake 13.4i.urst .ll 11 di ' (leased to Me tall': fur the purpose, is now in course of signature, and 20 , all , Di „,, dam 6 per Cost -. 9,001 3 iLloaros has already received the names of nearly all the most si all Nanch.,Buston,uostiocli 110.0 ...s 1 Lor.dOn&ffa:iforn. Geld 54 3 Loan, Crushinirtlo- all 1 1 distinguished persons in the city, without any excep- 3 ,, al , ial ° 7 ° la I .ll t w •r i t'''i 3 mgr... I Wariquitt tion of political or religious party. ' I ((leased to Btoekt. lit Dail. , - - 2 , 1,000 10 2.•rii!runetitt.Antenaut I 9 7y 8 'fhe Kivio's County Chronicle says: too l all , Illid.and Vradferd(MidLl 1106 108 ' 107 6.11 I !few Granola II 10 ' slortherelltaauvn 1 I sift. Oman 1 Nouveau aftmde .... - 1 all 1 11 pre I It affords us eztreme pleasure to announce, which we do - ' • 0 67 I (hated to reetroost•mi 30,000 10 Nova Scotia Mildness's(' en the authority of the London papers, that it is the intra. 30 I all Do. flied 3 per eent. (do,) - - Copper Smelting S -- Ms Lion of her Majesty and Priatke Albert to honour the LIM yy ys t pp os ioneolt 7re pea.. 1.00 10', 1 100 I Port Philip and Countess of Rom by visiting their Castle at Parsons- 1 I SiN.West.hLone.liTor's! - - 60.650 I oars Rock all 1I pm town dsricg their proposed tour in Ireland. 124' 11 'Ditto 4 shares (ditto).... - - lame SO elthysoney Iron SC, 11111 Nyman nod Milos Jane 10,101. IS +DOW New va l to Crest North. ra 111L1 1 Do.l7lsepreth Mock III 1U SAM. 1 -both Atedrallan....... all -- pm SCHOOLS AND SCHOLARS.-Yesterday a Perlis , - U ; q essibStalfordstire (lessee 6,ore 10 Di Croft ales tary return set forth that is England and Wales there I ta Mr. Preleas). 70,600 1 Wallet Oft 46,111 schools, of which 15,584 are public and 30,530 60 iMI War rain ap. meas. 1:10,1100 1 West °math .41 4 du4 pm I private. ILe scholars in the public sehoOlS ilUMher 1,417.309. Dewed to sw:itionDsr. -- - 4$ 1 b Tartu N.* , Dice i sad in the private a 5h00k 727,07. There an 23,190 a . 10 "Li t . k a„, s .. tt s da t e , Sunday schools sad 2,407,409 sank». ' I Worst W5015ra).......' 101 111 lee. ell 1 Yillei t Transkei* by stamped deed. MONEY MARKET. Faust Willman. The funds opened this =rain with a compara tively steady appearance, but were kept in cheek by some sales of money stock, and in the afternoon great depression prevailed, which extended to every de partment of the Stock Exchange. The chief depres sant influence appears to have been exercised by in telligence of a further serious fall on the Paris bourse of this day, coupled with statements that the minis terial explanations on the Turkish question, pro mised for to-night, are postponed, whilst confidence was further shaken by various alarming political rumours which, as usual at periods of agitation like this, were freely circulated. The announcement in the Noniteur that the English and French fleets have definitively received orders to make the beet of their way to the Dardanelles, although little more than confirmation of the impression pre viously current, has assisted to draw serious atten tion to the grave character of this political difficulty. In touching on this subject it may be mentioned that a feeling of dissatisfaction is expressed at the close reserve maintained by government, it being felt as a hardship that our great commercial community should be debarred from all knowledge of the move ments of the British fleet except through the French official paper. At the final close the depression in the market was unmitigated, and the tone very weak. The selling of stock to-day was of an important cha racter, and the speculative operations fur a fall were especially extensive. In the Stock Exchange, however, money may be said to be almost a drug. The prevalent distrust, it would appear, tends to induce a disposition on the part of the dealers to get their funds in hand as much as possible, in preference to holding stock or share securities of any description. There can be no doubt that the " house," as a body, is a heavy " bear" of almost every thing, so that, in the event of a satis factory solution of the political difficulty which now excites such grave anxiety, the upward movement of all prices would probably be extremely rapid. A main feature of the day, and one which exercised sympathetically a very unfavourable i n fl uen ce through out the Stock Exchange, was the heavy fall in French shares, consequent upun the intelligence of a panic on to-day's Paris bourse, and upon a very heavy pressure, of sales here on account of first-rate houses, the influential character of the selling causing this market to close at its worst point. Subse quent to 2 o'clock this afternoon, the sales on account of French houses and others were very heavy. Up to the present time it is the impression that the buy ing of French shares on the late fall has been chiefly on English account, and to-day it is stated that large amounts of these securities are being sent over to the London market. At periods like the present the alarm in this branch of the market is further aggravated by apprehensions arising out of the wholesale credit system in vogue in Paris, which has led to such an absorption of stock by new-fangled credit banks, whose basis is regarded with well deserved distrust. The main feature in favour of French securities is the continuance of a very easy state of the money market in Paris, but this is a state of things which might be quickly reversed. Specu lators feel that there is no department of the market which requires such unremitting watching as this, the fluctuations being so frequent and heavy. The fall has been rapid, and, it may be, almost ruinous to many operators, but good news might carry prices up two or three pounds per share in almost as many hours, such is the feverish spirit of gambling on the Paris bourse, with which our market natu rally sympathises to a considerable extent. Console opened at yesterday's closing price of 981 tot ex div. for the 19th July, and improved at one time to 981, just buyers, but a marked reaction took place in the afternoon on heavy sales, and, after standing at 98 to 1 at the official close, the final "after-hours" quotation was 971 to 98 only, with a flat market. The government broker was again a buyer of Reduced Threes. Tho official business re port includes:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 981, 98, 1 ' 98, 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 993, 981. Th ree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 J, 3, .„ 1 . India Stock, 261. South Sea Old Annuities, 1001. Bank Stock, 229. Exchequer Bills remain fairly supported at the late improvement, closing Os. to Bs. prem. India' Bonds were purchased at 325. prem. The foreign stock market was also depressed, but apparently more in tone than . price. Spanish, Peru vian, Swedish, Dutch, Sardinian, and Austrian were all sold at lower rates. Russian stocks have again declined, but it is referred to as a reassuring feature that influential bona fide purchases of this stock have continued on the fall. Mexican Bonds, after receding to 271, closed 271 to 3, and thus may be said to maintain comparative firmness. At four o'clock Spanish Deferred Threes were quoted 221 to 231; the Certifs., 5,1 to 6 per cent.; Granada Active, 22 to 23 ; ditto Deferred, 9 1 1 to 10. The list of actual sales is annexed :—Aus trian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 991, 981. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981, 1 ez div.; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, 101. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 93. Grana da One and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1819, coupon, 22 ; ditto Deferred, 91. Mexican Three per Cents., for account 15th June, 271, Peruvian Four-and-a -' Half per Cent. Bonds, 851. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39, 3. Russian Five per Cents., 118, 117, 1 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1023,103, . 1021. Srdinian Five per Cents, 931 923 ex dm. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481 , , 3,3; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 3, 23. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 11, 2, 11 ' 21 dis. Out of doors money continues easy. In Lombard street the recognised rate for the discount of first class paper is 31 per cent., but, owing to the abun dance of money, there are many parties willing to discount short-dated paper considerably below this rate. The voluntary conversion at the Bank of England, after being suspended for three days, was resumed to-day to a limited extent. The statement is an nexed: DANN OP ENGLAND, I I:NE 10, 1853. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents. .. Nil. .£138.082 0 3 £2 10s. per Cents.., £17,769 13 5 1,562,845 9 3 Exchequer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total It appears that the Wellington, from Hobart Town, has brought in nine boxes of gold. The number of ounces is not known, but one firm has 10,000/. worth consigned to it. St. Petersburg letters mention the death of M. P. Ponomaroff, one of the most eminent merchants of Russia, and well known here to parties connected with that trade. The deceased was of an advanced age, and is reported to have left a large fortune. The directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway have made a call of 10s. per share, payable by the Ist July, on the half shares "A " (121. 10s. each), of the Preston and Wyre Railway, Harbour, and Duck Company. Holders of scrip certificates of the preference shares of the Cork and Bandon Rail way Company are required to pay the fifth and final instalment of 11. per share by to-morrow. Monday next, the 13th June, will be " making up " day in the share market. The Land Companies' shares were not much affected today. Australian Agriculturals were about 21 higher, closing 62 to 61 British American Land left off 67 to 70. In Australian Bank shares the operations were not so numerous, and several descriptions showed a little flatness. Shares of the Bank of British North America have been done at 62 t; General Steam Navigation, 31; Peninsular and Onental Steam, 74 iei div. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France, closed lower at to prem.; Grand lrunk of Canada, 1 to 0; die. ; Berlin Waterworks, ! to „/ die., being a further fall ; Aus tralian Building Company, Ito prem. ; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, par to ; prem. Crystal Palace shares receded to 2 13.16 to 2 15-16 prem. There have lately been several dealings in City of Toronto Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, at 1054. The stock is issued under the authority of a special act of the Canadian legislature. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the tendency of quotations was downwards, a result that is to be looked for at periods when political agitation is rife on the continent. Hamburg was done from 13.71 to 81; Paris at 2.5.02 to 03 for short ; Amster dam at 11.181 to 19 for three months, and 11.17! for short ; and Frankfort at 12q to The rate on St. Petersburg declined, being done from 37 11.16 down to 37,!. The tendency of this movement, it may he observed, is to drive the exchange down towards the point at which it becomes profitable to remit gold from St. Petersburg to England. Vienna and Trieste were a shade higher. On Spanish places the rates showed flatness, particularly Madrid, which was transacted as low as 50. There was a slight in quiry for paper on Genoa at 25.25 to 30. Leghorn remained at 29.90. Transactions generally were limited. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic ex press Amsterdam, iThursday,! closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 944; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 5-16 ; the Coupons, 6 1-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 481 ; Portuguese New, 37 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic*, 821 ; Granada Deferred, 10 3-16 ; Equador, 41. Greek (Blue), 6 9-16, Paris closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 99; ditto Three per Cents., 73.13; Bank Shares, 2,640: Vienna, Thursday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 944; Exchange on London, 10.12 Bank shams, 1,427. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday the 4th of June, is as follows: BANK OF ENGLAND.—Amor” for the week main: June 4,18.53. DIrAILTIIIVT. NOW ..........L31.7:4.405 Cimernment 1: 11 . 01 % 1(0 Ott.r Scetnitivi n 0011 Cow Ind ItuLtoo 17,7 I 1 lilthor th. 1.4 &I.MMS Ell.7_oA ~ iaiiiin nil ???? mart. Progneton'ewttal ‘,14.&43. . 440 . government Floonvltlen Rev 4 Vublie Deposits (Mein& Annuity. iny.3.153 c l. ot ;ic a he .nt: 6a of v is it c ' to r tt Ocliere-ea - u-Itles Notu Dobt,aml lit,. Aceta.) 4.435.4:4 gold and Silva Cola— 4VJ,J....... Other DepoUte ........ 1t....0.: KC) 4 ....u.n-dayanJoilserlllll. 1.3.10.1.1:2 -- - C 6.567,511 t3.:......37.514 June 9,1853. R. MAIISIIALL. Mkt CA,ltiur. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re sults:— Circulation issue Circulation active 123323,415 Increase 841,40.5 Public deposits 4,031,45t Decrease 9 70,958 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,124,663 Without alteration Other►ecuritiee in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bill, 1,390,023 Increase 86 339 The Rest The Reserve 8,830,409 Decrease 532,018 This return is a very remarkable one, inasmuch as the ordinary course of the balance sheet at this period of the quarter is in several points most materially disturbed by the government financial arrangements. the decrease in the government de posits was perhaps caused by the paying off, during the week embraced, of a large amount of the June Exchequer Bills. By this means the saving of a few days interest would be secured. It is also believed that this item of publio deposits has during the last fortnight been further reduced by the repayment to the Bank of a former loan made to government. The increase in the bullion is another important fea ture, and is owing to a portion of the late Australian imports having been sent into the bank (as reported by us in the week in question). This, combined with the paying off of Exchequer Bills, may account for the marked case of the money market since observed. During the early part of the week included in the above return, however, the demand on the Bank for mercantile accommodation must have been extremely heavy, thus confirming our anticipation. The in crease in the private securities is no less than 610,6431., of which probably a large portion was caused by the demand to meet the new tea duties. From the position of the private deposits, it would appear that, of the Exchequer Bill money released during the latter part of the week, the larger propor tion was simply transferred to this account. As a consequence of these several changes, the active cir culation has been largely increased, and the "re serve" correspondingly diminished. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-JuNE 10. Moe. Priors as negotiated this day Bills and IL Money. Amsterdam pert Abort 11S. 'Nets. „. 111 t. 1714 v. Ditto Rotterdam .. 25h.21' SW "s" lein Antwerp ........... ., {gr. 2144 ... ....a. 324 a. te Drum* „ 23fr. 274 c. .. 2fr. 324 c. Maintrarg enrAltona 7 „ 13mce. 8 sell: 13rnea Nan St ffetsernars per mks „ 374 pence ... 371 pence Tarts per* !Mort 23fr. 24c. ... 23fr. 7t,. Ditto „ 3 Monthenfr. 274 c. ... ItSfr. 374 e. Marseilles ft 25fr. 274 c. ... 2Sfr. 324 c. Prankfort-on-the-bfaine per £lO „ 1200. kr. ... 12001. kr . *9 Vienna (effective) per* „ 101. 38kr. ... lid. 4 tr. Trieste Madri# per dollar „. 50 peace ... 494 pence Culls t, I. Mi pence ... 30 1 pence Bilbao Be:sebum „ "„ 4114 pence ... 494 pence '" - Malaga ss pence ... pellol se Seville Gibraltar PP pence ... 50 peace 'Reborn Genoa 1 1: 1 : per per ducat „ 414 pence ... 41 pence per ounce „ 1241 pence ... 11l pence MAW& „ 123 peace ... 124 peace U.bon per milrei 90 days date pence .. 53 pence Oporto ., pence ... 531 ream New York 6O days eight 481 peace ... 481 pease THIS DAY—Two o'CLocs. The funds have been further depressed to-day. The decline in Console has been only to the extent of 4, but in the other branches of the home debt, especially the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., it is more serious. Consols opened 971 to 98 ex div. or July, and are now quoted 97/ to 1 only. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to ' ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 to 1; Bank Stock, 228;; India Bonds, 335. prem.; Exchequer Bills, ss. to Bs. prem. Foreign stocks remain flat, but there is not much change in prices. Spanish securities are depressed. Mexican Bonds mark 271 to 1 ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1021; Sardinian, 93 to ex div. ; Spanish Deferred Ttirees, 221 to 1; Venezuela Active, 38; ; ditto Deferred, 16 ; Portuguese Fours, 39 ; Gra nada Active, 211; ditto Deferred, 91 ; Equador Bonds, 51. FATAL GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION.—A jury was empanelled on the 3rd inst., at the Angel Inn, before the c roner for the liberty of Sherborne, to inquire touching the death of Emma 'Wallis, an infant of 14 months, who was ' killed by an explosion of gunpowder, which had been very incautiously conducted by some labourers who were en gaged upon the new reservoir near the Bristol-road gate. The deceased infant was within its father's door when the explosion occurred in a field opposite, on the other side of the road, and some 30 yards away. A large jagged piece of I rock, weighing, we should imagine, half-a-dozen pounds, struck it on the back of its head, and dashed it on the floor with fearful violence, fracturing its skull so badly that it died about six hours after. A verdict of " Accidental death " was returned, accompanied by an unanimous re quest that the coroner would severely censure the parties who were engaged on the works, for a " negligence almost amounting to criminality." The coroner said the jury had taken a very merciful view of the case ; for, looking at the circumstances, he was quite prepared for a verdict of man slaughter. WEDDING DIVINATION.—Being lately present on the occasion of a wedding at a town in the East Riding of Yorashire, I was witness to tlte following custom, which seems to take rank as a genuine scrap of folk-lore. On the bride alighting from her carriage at her father's door, a plate covered with morsels of bride's cake was flung from a window of the second story upon the heads of the crowd congregated is the street below; and the divination, I was VIA, consists in observing the fate which attends its down fall. If it reads the ground in safety, without being broken, the omen is a most unfavourable one. lf, en the other hand, the plate be shattered to pieces (and the more the Ibetter), the auspices are looked upon as most liappy.—Noter arid Queries. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Mtsctro•L.tNE, SATURDAY EVENING. The Colonial markets during the week have been quiet, owing in a great measure to the holidays, and the amount of produce offered has not been large. Sugar has been but moderately inquired for, and the public sales passed off with a fair demand at steady prices, while pri rately a good business was transacted is floating cargoes. Coffee has bcen rather less souzht after, but prices are fully moia tabled, and the line and coloui y qualities of plantation Ceylon are still in chief request. Native was sold at auction chiefly at 46e. for old imports, some of inferior baying gone at 455. ad. to 465., while one piie of very good quality of last year's importation realized 475. per cwt. Rice is in better dent+nd, and about 3d. per cwt. dearer. Saltpetre is without improvement in value, but importers are firm. The Spice market has been rather ac tive, and Nutmegs Id. to 2d. per lb. dearer. Tea bas been very inactive, owing to the immense clearances and conse quent occupation of the dealers; but prices are unaltered. The Assam sales, formerly advertised fur Thursday last, have been postponed until Tuesday, 14'h inst., and soles of China Teas are also declared for the 17th ins:. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply shorter and trade rather better at the following quotations: l'rime Meadow Hal, Rs. to 00s.; Inferior ditto, 70s. to ;Ss. ; ltowen, 455. to Ms. 6d. ; Clover, 905. to 104 s. ; Second cut, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 231. to 321. TALLOW MAIMET.-THIS D.Y. The Market is steady. The political news tends to in duce purchasers of all Russian produce actually on the spot. Town Tallow is quoted at 465. 91. nett cash; Peters burg 11C. on the spot, 47e. Gd. June, 475. 3d. to Gd. Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. 9d. to 4Ss. Gd. MLUKET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, 495. 3d.; fat by ditto, 2s. Bd. ; yellow Ittag‘ian, ; melted stuff, 36i.; rough ditto, 231. Gd.; tallow graves, ill.; good dregs, Gs. COVENT GARDEN.-TIIIS DAY. The weather having now become favourable, most things in season are supplied in abundance. Forced Peaches and Nectarine, are becoming plentiful. Strawberries fetch from lid. to Is. an ounce, hut more are sold at the former price thnn at the latter. The supply from the Continent of Peas, Potatoes, Carrots, Artichokes, Endive, and Lettuces, is still well kept ep. Rhubarb is abundant. Young Carrots and Turnips fetch from 9d. to Is. 3,1. per bunch. Old Potatoes have fallen greatly in price, and there is a good supply of new ones, particularly Cornish Kidneys, at 21s. to 3Gs. per cwt. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut Hower, consist of Pelar goniunv, Fuchsias, ROW 4, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cine rarias, Tulips, and Azaleas. SOUTH-EASTERN' RAILWAY. The following arc extracts from the report of the directors to be presented to the proprietors at the special general meeting to be held on the 21st inst.: " The special general meeting of proprietors is convened in pursuance of the standing orders of the House of Lords, for the purpose of considering the following bills promoted by the company which have passed the House of Commons : the bill to effect the junction or approximation of the sta tions, at Reading, of the Reigate, Guildford and Reading branch, and of the Great Western Railway ; the bill for enabling the completion of the purchase of the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway, and the steam ships of the South- Eastern and Coninental Steam-Packet Company, and the raising of additional capita! for those objects, and for the general purposes of the company ; the bill to authorise the company to extend the North Kent line from Strood to the existing line and station of the company at Maidstone, and to raise capital for the purpose ; and the bill for reviving the powers for the purchase of land, and for extending the London Bridge terminus; and to authorise the diversion of a footpath at Redhill ; and the substitution of a level crossing for an existing bridge over the Bricklayers' Arms branch. " The accompanying report from the committee of pro prietors appointed at the last half-yearly general meeting of the company to be associated with the directors, to con sider the question of the closing of the capital account of the cowpony, and the policy of the company with reference to the measures promoted and opposed by it in parliament, leaves little necessary for the directors to add regarding the business to be transacted at the special meeting to be held on the 21st instant. The directors feel it, however, to be their duty to invite the cordial co-operation of the proprie tors in passing the measures to be submitted to them, all of which are, in the opinion of the directors, of important consequence to the interests of the company. " With reference to the parliamentary policy of the com pany, your committee found the following measures, pro moted by other parties, being opposed by this company, vim : the East Kent line; being that from Strood to Chilham and Canterbury; the Chatham and Canterbury (local) line ; the Staines, Woking and Wokingham line; the Brighton Company's London Station Enlargement, and Crystal Palace line; the Great Western Reading extension line; the West End of London and Crystal Palace line. Tho grounds on which the directors have proceeded in opposing the whole of these schemes have been fully stated and ex plained to your committee, and they have to express their concurrence generally with the views which have influenced the board in offering opposition to these projects." The committee next gives the present state of the pro ceedings in relation to each of the above projects, and then states that " The measures promoted by the company, which have engaged the earnest attention of you corn mime, are as follow: The Lewisham ' Bromley, and Croy don line, the Strood and Maidstone line, Reading Exten sion and Station, Canterbury and W hitstable Railway Purchase, Steamboats Purchase, branch from Charlton to Blackwell Point. " Your committee now proceed to state the result of the consideration they have given to the question of the further capital of 300,0001 stated by the directors in their last half yearly report to the proprietors to be required for the general purposes of the compan permissive power to raise which sum is included in the bi ll for the like power to pur chase the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway and the steam-boats. Of the 300,0001. so stated t 8 be required„ the sum of 70,0001., as the estimated cost of works in progress on the 31st January, 1853, was submitted to and received the approval and adoption of the last half-yearly meeting. Your committee have, therefore, no observation to wake in reference thereto, except that the particular items of which such sum of 70,000!. is composed have been laid before them, and fully bear out the requisition of the board and the consequent resolution of the proprietors. Your committee have had laid before them detailed esti ampaptleys t o h f e th fu e rt o h b et ee s ts um to w of2 h w ich ooo th i. e ; di a r n e d cto a r ft s e p r r a op c o a se reful to consideration of particulars, and having examined the engineer and other officers of the company in reference thereto, your committee have arrived at the conclusion that it is expedient for you to sanction the pending application to parliament for power to raise that sum, which will re quire to be expended, according to the evidence alluded to, in completing the works, buildings, and stock necessary to the full development and efficient and economical working of the company's traffic. " The financial position of the company, with reference to its ways and mewls for meeting the existing liabilities on capital account and the further contemplated expenditure for general purposes, including the purchase of the Canter bury and Whitstable Railway, and the steamboats, as de duced from the accounts of the company and the estimates laid before your committee, may be stated as follows : Liabilities. Ist. As to expenditnre to January 31, 1833 Amount of payment in excess of receipt on capital account, as per published accounts £331,381 0 1 . To provide for unsettled land purchases costs relative thereto, and sundries.... 12,162 7 1 1:313,746 7 2 2nd. Further Expenditure. Work iu Progress 31st January, 18.3 70,000 0 0 Further Works, buildings, and rolling Stock, as set out in this report 229,720 0 0 Canterbury and Whitstable Railway and steam boats purchase 200,000 0 0 Total Ways and Means. Further parliamentary powers in the bill for the purchase of the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway and Steam-boats, mid to raise mouey for general pur poses 2xisting assets, 31st January, 1853, con sisting of calls in arrear (since realised) 92,821 0..0 and other items Surplus land and other property, a de tailed statement and valuation of which have been submitted to the committee, amounting to Total £930,036 0 0 So that in event of the whole of the surplus land and other property included ia the above statement being rea lised, at the valuation set forth, there would remain an excess cf ways and means over liabilities and expenditure to be provided for, of 86,5691. 12s. 10d. ; but inasmuch as the Company's surveyor reports that it would be expedient to retain certain specified portions of that property for com pany's purposes, the item is not to be regarded ,s present ing an available asset to its full amount ; but, nevertWer, as available to an extent sufficient, together with theroMr assest, to meet the liabilities and expenditure 'Maui.