The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-20 00:00:00

- T43rt Lai '* 11'1 [THREEPENCI'.. 1 Ha Ilii.l Iliamo.Lairons. -- 10, 100 , 10.1raMe AgrL 10 strit.AnarksaLead 11,000 100, .n.& Campos).- 100,0001 kr:natal Palace 130.0001 4 Cryst.PaLof Frame 1211,11:1 I I N. Brit. Aust. Laud ... . I Da Preference 120;000, b,Peelßiv.Lad.ttlttn 100,0001 110com•hAust.Iomt 12,100. 260. Australian Land 10,0001 1001 Van MIMED'. LAM Stainer duns r. to-uay. that day may be bought in on Monday the 20th, or on any subsequent day." Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as reoeived by Mr. heater's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 95; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 5-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23k ; ditto Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 48k ; the Coupons, 5 15-16; Portuguese New, 36 13-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 821• ' Granada Deferred, 10 1-16 ; Mexican New, 26 13-16 ; Equador, 41; Greek (Blue), 6 5-16. The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kindom for the last week are thus stated by the Railway Tines: Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile . 1853 £327,306 .... 6,701 .... £4B 16 10 1852 277,303 6,478 .... 42 16 1/ a 3 1 ell 72 74 ! 71i $ 1 7173 170 Si pia: 7$ p.` e. It 11 Pul l 7 4 4444 45 181 191 MONEY MARKET. SATVBDAT ETI2IIIXII. This has been a very quiet day on the Stock Ex change, there having been an entire absence of poli tical runkure. After the fluctuations of the last fort night, prices have to-day shown great steadiness. Although the market remains sensitive, more caution is evinced in accepting continental telegraphic re ports, so many of which have latterly proved utterly witout foundation. The analysis of the returns since the let of January is thus given : Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853 £6,870,150 .... 6,701 .... £1,025 4 10 1852 6,133,004 .... 6,478 .... 962 3 71 As the half-year is now drawing towards its close, the subjoined statement of the total traffic receipts of the chief lines, since the let January, will probably be acceptable. The figures are from the Weekly Railway Share List, published under authority of the Stock Exchange : Consols opened 981 to I ex. div. for the 19th July, which was also the prevalent quotation of the day, although at the official close (2 o'clock) they wero fur a short time quoted 981 to y. After official hours the price stood at 98*4 to 1, and at 3 o'clock at 98 11-16 to 13 16 The official bushiest; report includes : 'Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th I July, 98a, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, I,a. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101/, 2. Bank Stook, 228, 229. lot half- let half year, Increase. 1852. £93,188 182,274 64,858 339,419 104,073 Bristol and Exeter .. Caledonian Chester mod Holyhead Eastern Counties East Lancashire Edinburgh and Gies- year, 1553. £98,890 210,841 84,055 375,210 112,717 93,425 £5,702 28,667 19,197 36,791 8,644 Exchequer Bill were steady all day at 3s. to 6s. prem. Row - Glasgow :and South- Western Great Northern Great Southern and 105,660 329,658 84,762 92,770 256,339 12,896 73,219 Western (Ireland) Great Western Lancashire and York- 116,283 445,445 107,944 394,770 8,339 50,675 • ' A • . .. '4. ..... . .......c . ....• .., „sr. 4.: e .... • -- - 6!... -,...4 ~--'„ „„... L ...4.<1 , _ :. ~- ../--Za-,.. ....-14-... as .- s' 11 ,e0 " el• a" --7- 7 .- . . • , i • - .0. - ...... t l'xi3r.e! ae No. 2.1.104 LONDON, MONDAY EVEN IN li, JUNE 20, 1653. c-- - = - _ Axis sf DEPOSITS *pa SAVINGS BANKS. IN TedrslENT OF CAPITAL. ARTIE* DlMlRot's of INeEsTING MONEY Si. reemened to 1 ) MU. IC. , SHARE LISTS. 1011.11111111 &AMWAY*. ie I unser, and Ilateedem , 11 111 die - tbe pan of the NATIONAL ASSURANCE mid INVPST. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. _ c iA4l.l. mt , l mkaties Al N a by which a high rated Imam% may bob. There has been another debat at this theatre. 10 4 banns to Onenoime... ass i rim 852 , viDAy 2,,,, m0. 5 8 bins limas beam mod, eamaned ma menet enmi 30 Se thorsuelaml leremdines. I II The railway market to-daT was exceedinelLinae- ao live. Darin the earlier part of the day • htt fiat- 3 1 2 : 011 3557 lab ledo llhotlhlt . ..- ....: ••• 5 . 51 —,. 4 ., 4 ,„ami begannause ma ybe had at the ease. ee mat, Madame Medial, whose name was included in the - - 9 le 130° ` me 110110 0 011 - t. Id , 1im . .,: general prospectus issued at the beginning of the r at "es ' 68.61elailm tleTlit Noitiuson. w nen prevailes; vices then improved with Consols, moefing Dismisr. season, appeared on Saturday night in Maria di • 1, I. uardierenso.Twederaisesse. teriss. but at 3 o'cloc were again slightly lower. The ft s s 1 orse D i tamis sallaid. reasen ... _ .ts. ii la ti ._ and the ee le cl" 00 " 0111101 ef Fran" I 1 1 VORF.ION NEWSPAPERS far JULY.—flab- has hitherto performed this part in London. Ma- market generally mayt r i s pro e n y oun t OsTi n stun a d in chit- !. ) . 4 !!. r)t DO l . 2 lltools suLalCiaida.ab (ladise.),rls7ll -- i dil - fi P. 1 r wombs Mr Fur' wu 34 "neeeez ad relreffWeln weft be dame Medori has a considerable continental repute ,,,....04 .0 WILLIAM 1110 MAS and Co, 19 10 11. Oaths**. • , • .__ a meter. i vie% -tureloo ea , before the 2Sth Inst., ot they mead gennmeee tion , an d, in particular, enjoyeu great favour during 5 3 , Lestesarsaoss,sp.Curnl 1 }ale At 3 o'clock London and North Western Stock V 45 I Lisam ps. (166roattioloif ... ." 4 11 44 76 I %se weidor notch al the number, for erneelndbl Ms. eli. the last season at St. Petersburg. But the judgment quoted 1151 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire's-7Si 5 1 1 M• _-. - - • 1 1 1 1 41 S'e rt M a "'IA"' testa, sad Astrima 9686t6 fartrudtdrwhh of theEn 6.00.5 wall p . m d Do . &b . co m mie , rudoe ma . glish public is by no means governed by that to 79 ; London and South Westerns, 441 to 45 ; 6 I D e• Maw) =• .... -- 1 1 li **yam Wheel, 19 to 31, Latmetimasset, brand. The Wads of foreign critics, as has been shown in many in- Great Westerns, 891 to a; York and North Mid- so " 2 9 4oes p**2 aad rir meatterranem et. -6 I Mips il l 51110 4 stances during the last few years. In the case of lands, 30/ to a ; Midlands, 721 to 73 • Berwick'', * " le r" - II 2 Pr ver d ictd le Medori, however, it appears likely that the 17 1 * ' is si &arta Asters ' ''' - -13 - - " IGIITON SELTZER WATER. 4s. a Dozen.. to 1; Caledonians, 341 to 5 ; Dover ', 2la to *.,. gamer Is Lib ibig 1•71 74 - 71 pronounced abroad will be affirmed here. au 11001•111 me 1/110JCPTShIs PRICE far Brighloneillise 1 ; Great N or th erne r 21; to 22 ; Eastern Counties, 10 l° UN Dos(eB 151155) .. =-; • ~,,di.,, mosso from So to 4*. per farres. Alm athar mergsg vowels Her reception has been decidedly favourable ____; an d , 13 ~.. I North British , 441 to I Is i• Northern dermas ... 1154 16 841 31 4! oneolv'eousl . 5 Mb a" UMPinnind at " "Wqrall4 mess in so far as an opinion can be formed from a single boater...webs tree. Balls and bola sT r in semeassioms 00 , ... b. required. D e u t i m e . a piosoion y bb performance of by no means • good part, her claims (far Lk Asannoi.M.l 14 15 THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 10 all Nonseglaa Trunk Ender. st 1 1 lit ktat pats cos be bad ee - Xi. 74 Pennon • appear to be solid and legitimate. Di ire; min, GranewarodeseThe railway market is heavy to-day, considerable l' a ° l " ran. lad I r ma -•• „, 16 1 16 7 4 Pol 2 4 l Madanie Metlori is a handsome woman, somewhat 40 Pane and Organs flatness having supervened within the last hour. so le euresae amen ....: "' iti : 7 5 A, WOOLLEY ' S PECTOR AL CANDY, stout, but not beyond the embonpoint charmant, with is Business is not active, but all the stocks currently " 68 Pans mad straeeear .__'_ e 1 4 61 3 4 i dealt in are lower. en effielnalwle• Me Mama. °web, Odds. Shortens of a distinguished air and graceful deportment. Her Se 4 Paria.Oar",eadChersonn n 44 pm PC ftreath.• ll Tenant Alestloan asa sir csasampties St arse vitae features are well formed, and capable of strong ex- French shares decidedly lower. 151 71 Quin and Melneead ... 6 dis pm W 30 r. 5.0,5 end time ... .. 111 191 : 19 1 r id i .. ler .„..l "B" 'w t h . la : t r alnall eme t to t b o t abir m or iale "dil e' 4 1166161 a dkr o d p oom a rt/88616 pression. Her voice is certainly a very fi ne one-a 6 2 Royal Swedish ORDINARY SEIARIIB AND STOCKS. - 1 Idb (wale. doted septeratregle, Ifi33: "Ifeslagbasneela ensemerisoffing soprano , fall-toned, sweet, and flexible ; her intone- so 40. maitre sad novo . 4 9 5 , 9rma1e r,... .. e to r ooi. retur ood a. M i t i oo r . 1 P utreelm " o r dis = lBhele r o. 0. 1 °1 5ime . 4 6 .2r. lion seemed of unimpeachable justness, her execution sr.' re vs. Closing prises gab Saturday. To-day. Is 4 Do. 34 Pr 04141. Frew - - 20 1 Sauk flamers of France - - w al arty-street, Pooh, New Toms, leiden.-Ille dose inedeeha clear and articulate, and her taste and style (as 38. 1 435 0375255 7 .. w .... 27 le . unheine, prepared .•17 by Woolte7s 8118 • 1181 . Iliblinflo Week be shown by her embellishments and manner of phase- as .0 ,torm mau l " '17 0 ,W 0 20 at Uppm tadlsflatip 4 1 51 en l 4Pm all chawints, envy wbere, In bums. at ie. Is. en ft. sa ism. . 51 all Wad FleadenPl ing) pure and musicianlike. We do not know her .„ 1104 goat Ausenne .. 31 15 le 8 Ds. be per Ont. Enke. 1 tills 11. lII I XON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS . — This mild ! Bel she has reached maturity '" all ains.watv.lsetsarTaltst 91 454 but it is evident that . fl s mrin5. ,... ac ,„... jui. 3 •h 12 30 If wuteeo of Fru& . et Pal 10 2 WestarnolSwltagnaad... 1 oar T among seadmakben sum in s b et o l bro m l a 53 pm . in all her qualities, both natural and acquired. st, Li orarnaista.seasst.c. so n so • 8 3 2 ifl• Ji If lel Ow do. b. lA.. 11 21 dis wide\ punallagfiNgDulaintoSlmMillNDifily Ruse% 1811110911 well fee Madams Madera Mare 8110114111 1 1 I L 33 , mil ilo m o , ... . Doe h a lc 1 91 all assmsfeinointsiiromn. 12.5.12 5 . 1 " 151 1te1m1mme "kw hire that she mede es fairooillide an Miptleskil In a et. Ise Ma - •... ..: -,MI en see a•• "I •• ' MINES. 13 ttartotiks Inig. hew* sr Iddiarys. se well as la the maw obettuits saw GIOIA Ned Is W the faculty generany. Prepared part but indifferently calculated to display her 1 6 ",; ..i,l . culliLem eini nksse .. Is 2si . 30 11 SATURDAY Evapsie. and odd eidessie he rretre e e d ietor. Illenllseles a ensurn: end " 0 - owers to advantage either as an actress or a singer. 0 rs D a ata i lla odb a j',6,7 tel . r 22 l 4ma limminealde sheodets and ntediehu venders ta the D m a: 3 4 pa A few transactions have taken place to dap, in p 1 hi. wholes at ht. ILA, 4.. 9d., 4, old., Ita. sad re., m a : Of the merits (or rather demerits) of the opera we ss c urordior,horkanarkerr. _ _ British mining stocks, but the general appearance of BOOMS OSINDOMenaWbut thoo• wish . Gomm Dust " c.a. have often had occasion to speak. Dramatically as 33 a g003 dec 4 1 . 3 ••• ••• • it 1 , 1 the market is dull, and prices show very little ire- q plersimaisminib well as musically it is perhaps the very weakest of ~..-........ 111 an nee AM X and 11.).„ 4 provement. THE D A I LY NEWS. an d heavily, 1 ° ' 23 60101 e Donizetti's pr!Kluctions. It moves slowly act swim v.i.. az A... 13 Hi 13 1 91 There was very little business in the gold mining is Landow Morning Paper, prise M. without exciting any interest or emotion whatever,till fins 2. o. slut iti In ste shares, but prices closed firm, and fully as good as 11 Asa Maw ontan, the li MT NKWC is at tks main an 7.1- Boucot:is terrible explosion of fury in the very last 211 al De.eire B sad liebt. SI I 1 1 i Sumer. 21. pram. .3 it yesterday. Agna Fria continue to show an upward a bond Pesos ot Gent Britain, advocating free lONSIOMO IBMs isemisid o'clock Peel New vGerrawn were q w u e o r t e ed als4 ems& ass se _L ed m u m ama mow y minas, l ati e d oci i • A, scene, the excitement of which makes the audience in j: I :, gut s. k lmeerhire w.s.DwA sii,j 3 8 3 :, 8 3 1 ; Or bilibabil. some measure forget their previous ennui. But the is ice Dinisegassisimere .70 71 71 iti b thee:tont sae miss straiimerst Tirows.-in the 10111 MO, Of OM . o f ch eeren ,,,, in one which this great actor has 1° "dhows-- - - British Australian, / die. to par • Colonial Gold, r zer -sa de smepie. truthful, and impartial ehienner of its r - 112 - 12 . 1511055150.1DeSiDowdes 21 st fwd.. c m h. tk., •cir r e a ...gosio.••• seuneeeroi b.. tinsel( absolutely created ;no other performer, we et. la Glimew es seuthwesens - - 1 5-16 to 1 7-16 prem.; Port - Phillip, 1-16 die. to it 50555"" NI *be Cll7 , liallwoh meg Nowdleal hwieles, - believe , having ever been able to make anything of r . 100 cleiazasellwes ... - 117 83 87 1-16 prem. ; Great Nugget, 11 to 11 prem.; e W i reM llB r le umwepassol. s ow id ess ..... ma i d *t o p dm mia ow ow _ it. As to the so-called heroine, she is quite a secondary gi. 110,36. Da i . a . = ::' '.'..• is f l l i r a 133 Nouveau Monde, 11 to 11 prem.; Ague Fria, 15- to t] eil ugly remind Mika Mosby miry personage, incapable of engaging sympathy, and et. 100 oinews.saiwmt.Grs. Go 113 11 prem. b uselesol the only 110110 581 9 S W " . 1861618686 P im ; without any strength even ot passion. Even in r; 400 „ 0.,„....w.i......,,,.. ... 89 89 1 Metcalfe Copper Mining shares were rather firmer, 0 pabbiellerquilwee. . 74 5 It admen EMI to rani li. , as being the wok paper imam the the scene of the catastrophe she is weak, passive, 80 all leassigge und Carlisle .. 91 17 closing 6to (31 prem. The accounts from this mine 0 s Timos" efflisheselodes. sad has always = s "las km 110 021012 " and quite overlooked; the attention of the spectators tel 111 D 0.111051 ... ... .. 14* 151 pea are not considered favourable , but the shares are well lii nistreminadmatiescoents. SR 100 Lansinbeeamil Toehold:. 76s 79 7815 .. natal,. wear Is drawn by Ms lest sum oft being engrossed by the powerful acting of Ronctini. 30 14 D e . ma w 41 41 die held, and there is consequently lea di ffi culty in main- 0 trestrirt; l" - - yite Viso to the lending IMMI IMAMS''' by Asa vocal part it is equally poor. Most of Doni. 14 Illi Do. west itiles — iietai i 6 24 „ taming them at their high premium. Port Royal truck it wit! be wen nut this gaper (as ',kWh by man me th s operas, however feeble in the main, have 6° all I lamle Perth" --Is a• 134 silty Jean) had in tin pus bosom it. three isliniteemptlswes . llf 114•Lemisaendaserrwan .. 8 9 were rather weaker, closing 15 to 15 prem. In other E PetabllehoL Maw_ raw. pretty airs which catch the ear and become popular 10 3 twa s lUleary,ai Boatload 1 il us foreign mines the only feature was a rise in National a dows. CTILONICLE lno - "- - - 919 • 556 in concerts and drawing-rooms. But Maria di Ratan et- Me P0.2_9 11 11 938 •5h a • Com' 1 I 3 101 Brazilian (Cocaes). moos ow Fear 1773 9111,11811 St. 100 uonnimm Iforth-Westu 1111 118 1111 1 ) Mcianteu Ilse ito - so 111 Da. nag 2 11 pm 144 The closing prices of new undertakings are as p DAILY Newe 18416 _ place-which arrests the attention or dwells upon the lot. to Dratra.i . .iest.' te I 11 e follows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold Min- j Me cowbird maintenance of this pawn Jushi ll th li sirowins s.sa. western 891 801 88 1 menu reently r :pruned by • memory. n. 111 Da w SO ... - ... 34 41 die ing and Streaming,;)-16 dill. to 3-16 pm. ; Melbourne •• The • 1611:7 News' la the _ 2 7m4m AmP l 71 ag ,l ' the Looms moraine We hope to have an early opportunity of seeing 40 54 Dee SOD ..._.. . . 41 M elle i s: all Ismilamkerels Osieraine 12 ts Gold, /to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 5 to puera From the GM it took 111158 , 50" 555 da blab 11 beral was - re* and hearing Madame Medori in apart really worthy 1 dia.; Australian Consols, o to 5 dis.; Monarch 1 pre eating moimaallv that camomile* Ifteratisas which I. clearly ell tesalnednyit Ladololno 19 11 she .osu. corona Intros : and aleggely, with the emend debut of a great performer, and in which she will have full st. toe ssert."l,euncolem. so It 30 1 Gold, Ito 1 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and I eneolation or tee recomusse any poles, end with Um Wilma scope for the powers which she evidently posiesses. 4! 141 Apses UAW- UMW" 3 5 Si MI Mining, Ito 5 per share; Lewis Hill Range, sember of adyerthileneste -nut 10 tin. • Mass '-colnalned by any. 714 IS 71 631 1 ally pun. its political more than somagionds with its commercial St. 100 D o. nini..aa . i . l2tWisy . 40 a Ito 1 per share •; oldenG Mountain, i tof per share ; I Imlanco a Exzvza HALL-The last oratorio of the season is ", 1.9 108 ,,,- 0 ,,: e1 .._,,,mr-Ilmh- ... --- Lake Superior Copper, 5 di'. to per ; Cologne 1 To be seamed of Bookoeller Of Illemmais lathe kingdom ; mat to be that of " Elijah." by the Sacred Harmonic Society , " " 1 " 1 " ""' a55e5....... Ow ogles. 10. net. Fleateirein, London. o et. 100 elsomerbee . .52 04 Lead, }die. to par ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 dm. ; on Friday. Madame Viardot Garcia is, on this occasion, es a* Da isiodi,i .. 1 Lem Connemara, par to 1 Fem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to i TB. CULVER A WELL'S MEDICAL IyAL_ WO_RKS, to make has fret appearance at Easter-ball. el 174 le 711 berry and hamisinino . 4 1 il di. 1-16 die.; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito I per share ; a sed .w., ey 10 all i ffearryWarrenmbildha. 71 11* Lackamor Copper, 5- to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land _ __ _ M. leo Norfolk „ .„ „. ... 80 81 and Gold, 1/ to 0; die.; Obernhof, Ito 1 pm.; WHAT 10 CAT, D i intrE. AND AVOID. IC 13 Do. New u. EXPERIMENTAL CAMPS IN 1853 AND 1803. se s o s ,„„ cu .iii.ii,„;;; s T 33 - 41 , Britannia Gold, Ito 5 per share; Poltimore, 1 lawn= TO YOUNG KIX. -- V 105 Mwth meter , ... ... U it $4 to I die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and in. (Extracts of a Military MS., unpublished.) 15 14 North Devem,Eco. I. ... - - ills HOW TO Be HAPPY. • 5 all Do. m u:stirred - - Reduction, /to 1 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to 1 'v. "We marched from Cork to Kildare Hills, a dis- s • De, o G esess t o m _ - at. MID. ; Garnett and Moseley,ll to 2 pm.; Jamaica MORAL AND PHYFICAL ZNJOTIONT OF MIL tame of right miles, on the 29th of May, with three days' 20 114INarth Ashur.. •4j 41 dis Copper, 24 to 25 prem.; New Linares, f to 5 pm. ; provision. There were a brigade of guns (12) Royal day s ?! a l l! Nara wren as al ON PFECIAL DISEASIIL WomenJons - - pm Great Hewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; Mizen r. tillery, under the command of Colonel Sir E. Howarth, 1 „! I r e : w a rs. , Wolter. 45 so 49 Head, 1 die . to par ; New Son th Wales Coal, I MR LYISTITUTEII OF NAZZLICII UPI. K.C.8., ten troops of the 18th Light Dragoons, 3rd Buffo • ,;i: . =a..., .. en. onounanded by Lieutenant-Camel Hamilton ; 16th. the &din ;sera& 1111.11aad ... Hunter and Moreton DloLtdEll OF WUITEN. 46th, 66th, 89th, and 96th regiment' of the line ; the 3rd 41.1100laireem.ar Mem. ... -b2 64 Bay Coal, par to } pram. ; Sue 11. Veteran Battalions , supported by the Queen's County, Ws 1100 i Dm LAN.W.Goar.Sth 70 74 8 ,ftromederysadHerseard 11 In 1 I die River (of Jamaica), Ito 5 prem. ,• Metcalfe (of Ja eaussas riLasisontarrs, rame. 5d IUOIOIIII. Tipperary, HOouse rn lDS. a perary, and Clare militias , all under the command maim), dl to 61 pram.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) la to re. end as of General S.r Eyre Coots, and on every fine day we 2°l l S ' k I *.a.gbil i ns ... w ava. sw, (tr."' 17 19 swim Dux% and SCOTCH WEER 1 yds. Womb wen out • playing at soldiers.' The tents were taken in .11 l&lb - g oo : ... : ii 11 1; prem. ; L'Aigle d'br, sto i dn.; Knockatrellane at. up and down by • 'signal gun,' fired from the right le jlO t Da. Oworeetri - RIDROPATH t : 014. THE COLD MATES CURE. of the camp, as clocks and watches were • ' scarce 4 5 4 1446819abe Uloßa •-• ••• Si 3 1 ills share ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par Ibiniceds Lis 1 um° K°l ' 4°°l ; °lr ma° . 147 ." . " 41°•° " 11°M h commodity ' amongst soldiers. An order come for the " 10 Dews -. .. • 20 n Mk °Nall, sM o il bounder.: roof at. R. Caneneell.lll.l2.,llll, brigade of for fight , . .. in mob soon ... ..„ 3 to 1 prem. ; Albion Gold, ; die. to par; Brucutu guns to go out • sham as the --- 4.5711-sher.lsel s t-e'r e's "e 7O MI be Meseltild &WY Wows Mita lis 3O 80 Sea& Waim _.., ... and? till!. horses of the 18th Light Dragoons were not secs - 90 11 &Mb YiredhltileseDis It 14 dig. to 5 prem.; New South Wales Gold, ito 5 Mend to stead fire, and the colonel wanted to see how he so . s ass. MIS . _ could charge the guns if required in earnest. The trumpet 110 V all AOMORI 111Darbegton ~ U 35 We share ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), Ito 1 prem.; CRICKET. sounded, the charge of the guns blued away in right 31 ,DI rbmisillenellsUMMBo l • ll . SI 8 .... 11 , _ , 17 , e J1e_ . _ . •e11ea11i_ . .,,,,,..... Hi in Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to / dis.; Komar*, 1 to 1 . earnest most rapidly, and six rounds per gun had been fired prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 1 prem. ; Worthing (new THE IF.LLEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO before the Dragoons came up to charge them ; the Artil- ;0' li ; I r r =7 l ' o l d - =g ... 8 1 s p shares), Ito 1 die. ; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, OF MANCHESTER (BROUGHTON) CLUB. lo n practice and quickness far surpassing those of the 90 .14 Wat Clentwall _._ .. 10 101 Ito ? prem. ; 4 Great Crinnts, Ito ?, prem. This match was brought to • elms on Saturday, Brough . present day, solely because we loaded inside of th e wheel, to 31a. Wlmliellon modems= 4 dls par ton being the gainer by two wickets. now they take six steps back, and then forward, which is alO 1 I lloodlord Under the title of the Deanne Silver-Lead Mining The following was the score for the three days: great loss of time. The smoke of the powder concealed us !,1;•• I II! Te_eholtenmetlealaewerk 119 1 70 70 ES and Smelting Company, an association has been ENGLAND. so that the gallant colonel and his troops of horses and Ir s , Il i, _D0 . ... do. rateamme •• 1 7 1 die us u.N.E.Enrebero , I 14 formed, with a capital of 25,0001., in 11. shares, to A. Clarke. e Rooke, banana's.... 1 0 Cranksbaw, blinks ... ill men came right over the guns, putting them hors de can I 61. 100 :Yak and North Millend, 804 56 " 60 work mines situate in the southern part of the pro- J. Carer, b srsit•see W. Corso, 11 , Yossisn I 0. Parr, b Tinley T. lim, e Mew', b Tinley . - 6an !Assoc No. 2,7 per Ct.l 15 e 2 J. Coy, I Ilex, .. G. Arleros, c Payne, b • Armitap .24 e Weittingtoa, I Tinley A. Myna, Esq., b Tinley lO bl•Wley - 15 '5 , .ar srld So•Thesel .../ loy. 9111 contain upwards of 50 per cent. of good lead, and C. Arnold. Dot out. W. Clarke, e Jardine, b Maley . 3 b Tinley 15 minute , and sixty turns biking the hour, he called out the " moro than 50 ounces of pure silver to the ton. Tao W. 11111yer, e Earl, b Analuge..... 4 not est bl,lbl, a b 1 _ ordered to Cork with a day's provision and got near the 5 5 Ds. do. (51.) 7 per Ct. 6 foe on hand at the mines a considerable quantity of silver Total intoroaToS. the coast where • little fleet of beats had been anchored, so fil q,....._14•14%0J-1,_" . ..5 F 0 .14, 1 1 6 3 .6 pr fpm clued in the first year. 5. 1.11044, be, e Abbott b as to represent the enemy about to land. The firing': corn- 1 . 0 1 : ,„ ," 0 :7 Now , 3 ; Dos , " s : o t f 3 , re -.-- Clarke E. limbo, lilat., b Myer , . 1 .Par, b 11111yer ,I S 1111Mbeigh, sell The gold mining shares are flatter to-day, espe- T. Fletcher, Esq., • Arnold, b NM lyer St.' leo l 91"8"4" 1 1 .-I 12$ 13 8 0 i cull within the last hour. Great Nugget Vein C. Waimea, E.q.,116w, b Gillyer 0 e Corsa, b Caffyis 5 general, ua • mighty secret,' ordering the artillery to go __ 700 , DA 3 „ram 5575 A se. shares are quoted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. only, and J. W. Linens, Eso..b Arnoal .. ST lb er. b Caffyn A. Croirtsnd run out.. LH. Whitlow. Esq., b Clarke ,1 would be served out to us ; bat the joke was, he gave the 6, , 51: "" iig g inoWsi t 7 - 8 33 l' disposition to operate. J. Earl. leq.,pra. c Parr, b Cline 8 b stsFp LI rest of the regiments the same treat, but with strict orders Se , 5 .oWeeLabolfileatuallps et 71 Australian Agricultural shares have receded to 69 G. Armitaap, Lg. st lox, Is Clarke... 14 b Clarke not to tell the *there, or they would be jealous. The camp St. lOW OTAVT.T4TTATSISIi r Ate 10$ 107 J.Roolie,raq., • Parr, b Arnold olbw, Is Calyalo34 to 71, and Peel Rivers to 21 to 21 prem. British J. Se Mbytes. Fag, ran out 3O Tomcat did not break up till the end of October, when we returned 9 4 ; 100 5 3.555. D 111011 r 01 . 030191 m75 , 35553 , so w 10 A 2 41. 10 i f pm American Land are also lower. J. Foxmolt. Mg, Gay, 1 Arnold.- .0 It Clarke S. ISO I Ditto 6 pweistlf4slL.. 132 154 A. Weir dß= b. Clsrke 7. Daley, s Canon, b Wwden - -- et. too .Lattorresrmisstsmycz. - - Closing Bubb EW. Janine, req.. IS ar. b Caff4n 0 b Cad's........... ......... 50 6 .LonerelliWidOrmThnds si Ipm 1 prism doze H. Osetsa, Erg, is Ande:son, b This FROM TUE EAST INDIES have been for- 134 all Lontlesden74kObr.4ett 10 11 No. Shares Mona Paid.' Saturday. to-day. Gallus - T. O. Hubert, Fag.. b Cann U c and b Clarks warded to the M anc h es t er Commercial Association in 154 all i 15 ,SI 'lll l4 :n 46 .2tos eff adOes. "l. =l 5 9 100,00 s 1 Ague Ina all 11 11 pm 21 3L Cribuluw, big .6 Anderson, b sample, by order of the Honourable East India Board, 30,000 1 tAnglo Austral= Oold all Ink par Carte I... Arras, Fort, ran out - us 10,051 10 • suntan/don J. B. Payne, Leo., nor. o ut .ob.sp.C. ISO 153 1514 4 10,e0e 10 sAintlian P.S. Vionuo, Es q . run out .—.O to Caesar, b Giffin W. (Juts, Esq., certify,. b Clarke 3 100,009 1 Av e altan Freehold . all 4 die w . -.......--. • • 3 Ibi,w I worth Is. Oil. per lb. They are free of colouring matter, 1 .. 1 1 . 11 " 1 "T I°M Ea Prof. - .. " 5 115 21,01 e. 1 Av Maria all 1 dis - and it is hell ved would melt with a good demand in the 11 j • i t?, i lt o ttr r nie m y • y r iii .; r p m ., I _ ls _ 122 200,001. 1 Bab Anatrallan Golf all die par 1 Total ' . ......... 157 Total ................110 market here, but, as with coffee in India, so with tea, it is 10 1 6 ' Do. Debentures ... ... par Ipm 10.000 20 seritlithiron 17.3 9 reported the demand at home for the present leaves but dt.' Warmth Withal _ - ... .. 1 6 117 1164 10, 000 35 tHru.lmptissoitSt.px 14i 44 54 . little surplus for exportation. M " all ' North Staltordshire -_.,—. Tut: Ms:tonna& PoLtcs.-It is understood that et.l 100 flaked, Worsoner, a- t MONUMENT TO SIIAKSPEARE.-A few weeks since 1 I m o t e e„,ets. eps• Orr -.- 11,000 25 Do. St. John Del Be y IS 31 33 id 110.000 4 Cuson's Creek all 1 dla 4pa many of the Manchester police constables withdrew their an article appeared in your publication headed " Where is if 11 I DEA ditto ditto! 13 11 OW 12,000 4o Cobra Copper ..... ali - - 474 notices of re.ignation en Friday evening and Saturdal , S I a i rohrewallißirro.NewGitar. , 104 It 100,000, 3 tColocial Gold 1111415 24 Shakspeares Monument ?" and the remarks of your cor. under the advice of their superintendents. The meno respondent were strongly indicative of that apathetic and le le alneweAChosterplor.W. „ copies.) l4 101 11 not forego the expectation of an advance, but it has been pounds •-shillingssand-pence spirit of the British people is Min. , 8 ter Cent... .. 117 151 10 110 Do. 5 per Cent ... ...; Ipm 350,000 St. +Copper Miners of Eng. an 67 75 5.000 15 +Do. Pref. 7, per cent. all 3 0 pre repro anted tr them that the Watch Committee would be not raising a fittin g monument in the metro polis. It is not ss 125 ice. th Devon ~. ... .. 1 14 111 70,Csti 4 fairtgAtuitrailiaiLloppr all 214 die more inclined to a favourable consideration Si their claims to be expected that the expense of ouch a memorial should 10 11 Ditto New if no attempt •t coercbot were resorted to. 100,0e0 2 I Do: D . footorod be borne by a few individual., however great their admire. I-0 4 dl ,South gamer , (Roadie*, all - -- „ LOUGH DERG.-The following facts of an occur- tion of the poet might be, and where two-thirds of the great I 1 Ann lof a t 255 2811 3451 20 t..ies end • 112 114 72,800 I ilrand Duchy of badei. all dig par Penn which took place on this lake are most honourable to body of the people are his ardent admirers, and thousands :1 .1 1.7,3445y5i Uu t i t r res siaL oseet.Guar 194 204 11.0; , • Orem Pol,:outh all 15 ft dis 1 the chivalrous humanity of British officers : Wednesday daily profit by his works, surely it is not impossible to raise 51, $ 'werarrordsootiossaviroto 4 di. par 1011.0 n• 1 Lake 135hunit all 4 1 di. lest, about 3 p.m.. while a party of officers from this Rani- funds sufficient for ouch a purpose. There cannot be a lig. i in York. Neaessils.at blew.. 60. 61 1 Lout, ell par 1 pin sun. consisting of Cm:stain C. Villiers, Lieutenants Roper doubt that her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince I I OLNerth of Ing.perehe IC3 IC3 0,(10 , 3 Miriam and Roberts, 471 h Regiment, were fishing in the neigh- I Albert would head a subscription ; and grant •• site for its 17 5 ! Ditto Ditto ... ... ; 71 54 15 le YorkhN.M.d.lLAS.Pardt 1 4 tam so r t;.!.! 1 Goaonsrealitoni. Cali bourhood of Scilly Island. Lou g h DAM, bearing cries of , erection. Nor would the nobility be backward in the great WAWA Crushing co.. en I I 100,Ane I Mariquita distress proceeding from the island, they (though at a die- work. All the theatres in the United Kingdom would lend LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAL& 80,000 10 .152intairtit.Atiteriesin 9 74 84 tsnce of a mile and a half from it) pulled with all haste in their aid ; and authors, managers, actors, and actresses give et. ISO 1 8 11thloghsolebire famed 61.014 1 New Granada its direction, upon closing which they found a man direct- , their service gratis for the occasion. The architects and so to Labarge N. Wester& 106 108 /00,0 or. ' Nounau Monde 30 Clew dale Jounce 30,1100 10 Nora Scotia Mining and log them to his central's in the water, about three 1, sculptor* of the age should be requested to furnish de- awed to Caledonian). SI MI quarters of a mile to the north-west of the island, and ea- I signs, which should be exhibited in Drury-lane Theatre, the ii. me l boiLlocolmoh.fruar Sp. Ct. 1111 5 Copper Smelifrig - - die .0.10 3 Port Philip claiming that he was drowning. This redoubled their 1 public paying for admission.-Correspoodent of The (lowa to Gt. Norther& 130 1311 0.0.1141 I "All..flf. Buck efforts, which happily proved successful, for on reaching the I Builder. 55 23 ,laictster 5 Its.. Sonar 10.05 As tehymney iron poor falow tle• found him quite exhausted, having sunk oeseed toGreetWestero U 34 _THE LATE ATTEMe r ED MURDER NEAR EXETER . 100 all :Hartlepool Dock Ilt itallw. 10,51 t. 15 *Dim New twice, and about to sink for the third time, when Lieutenant The Je pedlar, who was found in • copse near Exeter I (taunt. Yk. N. k Bee.) - -7; -3o Undue de Cuba lei Si SI 5 1 Roberts seised him by the hair, and succeeded in holdingMeo. 1 south Australian al. I die par ya . as, to th e great surprise o every person. most near'. de w 41 • f s i SO 30 'liallacselby(l.lorkhll/1141 112 114 ti,ess 1 In fin Croft ........ .... him met the water until they with united efforts pulled• 31 15 21 I Do. 1 'bares (0tt0)... 56 57 4+,1:4 1.1.1.5, 4' Milted Deere's all 441 him into the ent,which wa. accomplished with greatdi ffi eulty recovered from t he dreadful injuries inflict ed on him ' ° 1211, Ili. Do. g shuts ( ditto!.. 314 284 70,000 1 Waller still persists in saying that no wearin was usel about him ; 124 111Toodon ant Grinowieh and so *mill danger to the officers OP motives, as there was although, on first becoming sensible, he stated that the : (Wooed to Saudi Seotere 141 111 100,005 1 West Oransda an 1 dis par • conaiderate.«. sea os the lake at the time, and their cotree,eis• I Wog Illanum, all i i dis I w hi c h wounds were inflicted with a huge stone, which was found 20 120 (Otto Preference (ditto:, 26 27 106.40 1 lab *early fall of water. arising from a sudden squall, 20 I 20 Lour rlu7t oar folk) , originally ~ u sed the disaster. They baring landed and in the cops* with blood and hair an it. Orme din Norfolk) _I 98 100 4 Tranalbrabla by stamped deed. giern the poor fellow some brandy, at last brought him FLINCH RAILWAY TRATFIC.-The following are the lag 20 at) Ditto ditto 8 pee Cent - - - - JOINT IT/DCH BANKS. round. though h** comrade only wh o swam to the island, Worn. of the noes recelota of the 0 1 16 1 57 01 French outwore : lit , all 121anch.,Bulton,tcliatiack I 1 1 Cluing Etiolates was enabled ti explain the cause of this accident, which NosertwaLt•_ - „lrrow, _ .211_"_ ,945 Juno 10. Possengers, 327, 14 511.; 4,:, : au ' xidd ilea.e .... si t w o ~1 ..11. 47 4 . W.w 4.1 1kMd.1 a 14 N.. 'Drawl Now. Paid pekes done was, that proceeding down the lake with a load rondos " I •°•mr•i °mils "" Ihmon.-From June sto Jule II: Preen en, 102,910 f.; goods, I i (leart dto Stoat.! Dar', - - I 1 'Saturday. traday. of timber from Mr. Purdon's, of Tinsman', to theirlot iel ILd'aziJ Sradferd (Mu%) 106 1011 , employer, Mr. J. Scrape Bernard, of Youghal Lodge, ItAvat.- Vanes June sto Juno 111,5141.; total, 314 , 4641, 11: EweenitrlS, Ar..AfAH.; gond., 36 130 !Porthenroresoter•Sperirt ANKH 40 Ltitratilsia they' were in the net of hoisting their sail when the sea 32,1651.; totaL 110.0 1171 . 1 (Pared to Gotta:worn • L 63 57 664 40,000 1 25 rtd. Bank of Asia 614 1 dB StLOOU I 213 'Chart Rank of India, striking the twain of the bore, caused the timber, which Ons•aws "PP BIUNCH .. I.m. .„-Treno touil June , 5 21 t0 June II: Peasen. 4 55 6 ; 2 0 3 11 1,. ti0....11 ,0 i n et1 202 5 pr e Ct ow nt.. ( do.) . - - pg. ; m•01....5• 1004 • , 09 , 1,11. . I AUATAIIII. and Chine 3111na 84 4 was sot steadily secured, to roll to one side which at once Ilef e t'; 2124..n._rmiri May „ 'iii June 3; o smosyrs . 2,30.7)37. ; . 1 Ikle.Weat.lLane.arlfori - - 15,000 .10 English, Scottish, awl upset the boas, immersing the men in the water. Having 166.4921. • mai, 317,1971. 1211 1141 Ditto 4 slum' (ditto)... - - i Australian Chartered 10 41 ps brought the mon to the island, an uhinhabitert one, nothing Ba ts - cram Msy 90 to June 5 : Pamengers, 29,737 1 .; goods, Si.' 100, ROWIIIS eadlNtelila ;leas 25,000 ' 211 London Dank of Aw -1 daunts') they put out swain in search of the boat, which they 44,4 e; tats!. 71,196 f. i tri Oreit Northern - - 151 153 13,0001 10 (Donlon Chartered Bab found keel upor most, and succeeded, after considerable NONTSILSAr.-rnun lure 4 Se ,leas 10: Passenger% 11,992 f. ; St 195414.1 1 hsorsth Stock 12 . 94. month riterordshlrettessid of Australia labour, in brnging her to the shore. In consequence of this goads. mow.: total. 2 1 ,4 011 r.11 01 dis 81 IL o.a .15 oriental Bank Corpora. all 31 33 52 Occurrence the of fi cers did net reach their quarter* at Castle LT1T144.-Fran June .. 5 , to June 11: Pauesprs,22l,lB7f.; good', 20 .a i w t ., . Mr . v.n siss o r p n . i ct. . 50.008.. 5 Iltoyal Austral. butler barracks until far ii , buittd in the night. The names of the l a l l e 7771 ' . t n (ll . ll4s ' ° ' • and Gold Import. Co. I WM men who so narrow:. I .i. ayed an untimely death are James Warium . .-Yrom June 6to Janet!: Pammets, 113,7531.; goods . I Owed to steams& . - - ,_,_ _ 78.7 41.• total, li4 MAL IS .95 'Attie Ditto Ditto ....._. .12 33 6.0 0 0 23 south ,:t1111,114 Hogan and Pan,el It ii.kcy, tenants tit Snort Bernard, EA% LION. To MTDITTNTANTAAI.-F46111 May 25 to Jane 3: Passengen, IR 100 'Wilts a nomerret pewee ' 20,000 23 " llama of Austroia -Linen ick ebb/de. 69,697 L; goodly 113,N7f; total, MAIL lt o crest Westemd....... NS 196 NOW, ... , Do. New 341 11 1 51 In the foreign bond market business was also very quiet. Mexican was a shade flatter, but still derives support from the large purchases m ode fur some time past. We are informed that 200,0001. of this stock has been latterly bought by a leading London house on account of some of the first houses in Mexico, and it is stated that the aggregate of the transactions in this way has been still more considerable. This would indicate that the governmeit of Santa Anna inspires more confidence in the country. Holders who watch the signs of the times are in expectation that news favourable to their interests will ere long be published, after their experience of the mysterious mode in which the affairs of the debt are usually ma naged. Spanish also closed a shade fl atter, but business lin this department was almost at a standstill. After official hours Mexican Bonds were quoted 283 to ; Spanish Deferred, 23 to 3; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 62 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip par to 1 prem. Granada Active, 213 to 223 ; ditto Deferred, 93 to 101. Bar gains are thus recorded : Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 963 (exchange, 23f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101. Dutch Four per Ceet. Certificates., 961, 3. Equador Bonds, 6. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 30th June, 28 . 4, a. Spanish Old 'Three per Cents., 483; ditto for account, 49; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 11 die. At the Bank of England to-day there were again o acceptances of new stock. The failure was announced to-day of Messrs. Wrampe and Co., a house engaged in general foreign business, with liabilities estimated at between 70,0001. and 80,0001. This firm is understood to have had on hand a large contract for coals with the French government. The imports of the precious metals, this week, have been considerable. Our list includes the following sums, viz. :—By the Africa, from New York, 603,000 dole. ; by the Anglesey, from Sydney, 27,785 ounces of gold ; by the Waterloo, also from Sydney, 2,902 ounces; by the Stirlingahire, from Launceston, 6,0001. in gold dust; by the Parana, from the West Indies, 800,000 dole.; by the Voodbridge, from Geelong, 10,173 ounces of gold ; by the Fancy, from Auckland, 22 ounces r by the Teviot, from the Brazils, 20 lbs. of gold (besides 17 packages of diamonds); and by the Iberia, from Portugal and Gibraltar, 1,8051. The total value of these imports is about 450,000/. The Franklin we omit, as her specie cargo, amounting to 720,000 dole., is understood to have been all for the Continent. The statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 13,817 ounces and 1,0001. in gold, and 19,800 ounces and 1,2811. in silver. representing an aggregate v..lue of about 60,0001. sterlinr. The account in detail is as 61- lows:—Gold coin: to Belgium, 4,675 ounces; to Hamburg, 2,342 ounces; to Boulogne, 100 ounces; to the Mauritius, 1,0001. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 1,500 ounces; to Boulogne, 5,200 ounces. Silver coin: to Hamburg, 10.000 ounces; to Boulogne, 2,100 ounce!. Silver bars: to Belgium, 5,000 ounces; to Boulogne, 2,700 ounces; to the Mauritius, 1,2811. We also bear of the shipment of 57,9961. in British coin and doubloons, by La Plata for the West Indies; a few hundred pounds on freight by the Victoria steamer, for Australia; and 4,9001. in coin by the Rajah for New Zealand. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon, which is fixed to sail to-morrow for Alexandria, has on board 145,248/., of which only 4,100/. is in gold, and all the rest in silver. The destination of this large sum is as follows, viz., for Bombay, in silver, 44,5001.; for Madras, sovereigns, 2001. ; for Calcutta, silver, 41,6571.; for Singapore, silver, 14,7501.; for Hong Kong, silver, 16,376/. ; for Can ton, bar gold, 2,500/., and silver, 23,865/.; for Malta, gold, 400/. • for Alexandria, gold, 1 , 0001 . The ship ments by La Plate, for tho West Indies, are larger than usual, and are caused by the transmission to ports on the Pacific of a large number of doubloons, the collection of which has been going on for some time past, not merely here, but in all the chief mar kets of Europe. Few of these coins are to be met with. Summarising the exports of the week we arrive at a total of nearly 270,0001., showing a balance of about 180,0001. in favour of imports. Con siderably more than half the total exports consists of silver, so that the movement of geld is shown to be still more decidedly in our favour at present. Australian Agricultural shares opened at 71 to 76, but declined in the afternoon, closing at 72 ti 73. South Australian Land were last quoted 43 to 45. In other land shares there was little feature. Aus tralian Bank shares were quiet, and steady in price. Crystal Palace shares left off at 21 to 2l prem. A special meeting of this company has been called for the 4th of July, " for the purpose of authorising the exercise of the borrowing powers of the company, or, if thought fit, in lieu thereof, to raise a sum not exceeding 250,0001. by the issue of further shares." Shares of the London and Westminster Bank have been done at 35. 7 , ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 51; ; Berlin Waterworks, par; General Steam Navigation, 311; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 75 7 ; Royal Mail Steam, 721. Shares of the Australian building Company were quoted kto prem. ; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment par to prem.; Aberdeen North American Land, ss. to 10s. An association has been formed, with a capital of 20,0001. only, in 1/. shares, to work in an effective manner an extreme:y simple machine which has been invented for cutting corks with precision and rapidity, and already patented. The machine, it is stated, has been found capable of producing in one hour as many perfect corks as can usually be cut by hand in a whole day, with less waste of the raw ma terial. Several practical men in the trade are noxious to purchase the right of using the machine under licenses from the holders of the patent. The pro moters put forward statements showing very large profits on the proposed operations of the association, which is to be called the " British Pateut Cork- Cutting Company." The committee of the Stock Exchange have re solved, " That the restriction against buying in Paris iand Strasburg lt•tilway shares shall erase after' Saturday next, the 18th instant; and any Paris and Strasburg shares that are not delivered on or before shire London and North- Western 1,123.899 London and Brighton 240,480 London and South Western Manchester and Shef field Midland North British South Eastern York, Newcastle and Berwick, York and North Midland, and Leeds Northern.... 168,499 6a,t)39 85,610 31.5,820 669,293 169,622 516,064 79,667 282,419 626.93.5 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. 8,877 37,475 6,943 33,371 The threatening aspect of the Eastern question has to-day exercised a more decided influence on the stock markets. Console opened 98 tto and are now I lower again, at 98) toy ex dm. for the 19th July, after being at one time almost sellers at 98). The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1013 to L'„ ; South Sea Old Anne., 100:; Bank Stock, 228) to 229) ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to as. prem. ; India Bonds, 295. prem. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are heavy, in sympathy with the funds. Foreign stocks are also rather flat, with the excep tion of the Swedish loan, which is better. Mexican Bonds have receded to 274 to 281. Chilien Six per Cents. mark 1031; Russian Fives, 118 ; Swedish Loan, 1 die. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65; the Fours, 964 ; Equador, 6. No other stock has met with business, this department being quite destitute of movement. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. There was a small supply of English Wheat at market this morning, and it was eventually disposed of at the currency of Monday last. The foreign trade was without activity, but previous rates were maintained. Flour sold on much the same terms as last week. We are without arrivals of Barley, and its value was fully supported. The receipt of Oats have been small, and this article must be noted 6d. to Is. dearer than on Monday last. Beans and Peas in short supply, and fully as dear. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FEOSI JUNE 13th to JUNE 11th. Ors Enithah. 6cotcl,. bisb. keesloo. Wheat 3359 I I I 15311 Seeley ' 336 OW l5 Malt Rohr. 1135 4079 863+i Macke and 1691 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day. Tea advanced id to id. per lb. on Saturday, speculators having bought common Cangou at lltd., in consequence of private news by Telegraph from China. The letters by the mail are in, and will be delivered this afternoon, for which parties connected with the Tea trade are anxiously waiting. The following sales are declared for to-morrow :—Sugar : 300 Mids. West India, 4,500 bags Mauritius, 1,400 bags Bengal, and 600 bags Madras. Coffee : 70 casks, and 150 bags Ceylon. Tea about 17,000 packages. Saltpetre, 700 bag W s. its.—Seal, pale, 331. Os. to 341. Os. ; straw, 311. to 311. lOs ; brown, 301. to 301. 10s. ; sperm, 901. to 91/. ; head matter. 931. to 941. ; cod, 331.105. to 341. ; South Sea, 331.105. to 341. ; Olive Gallipoli, 681. to 691. ; Spanish and Sicily, 641. to 651. ; palm, 301. 15e. to 361. ss. ; cocoa nut. 381. to 401. ; rapeseed, pale, 351. ; linseed, 281. 53. to 281. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is decidedly firm on the spot, with a good demind. In forward delivery there is not much doing• Town Tallow is quoted 465. 9d., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 9d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. 6d. Reims band Iklivary Isstweek Do. from lot June Arrival last week Do. from let June 'rite Y. C. per ewt. Toler, 37,8911 fr. 9 2,933 1,912 4,100 876.9 d. 3R6. 1.14:1. 1133. 40,807 i 24,100 - 1.627 • 1,292 3,524 3,109 2 903 1,601 3,703 i 3,594 382.911. 47,92. 39.. 6S. 1 49,3 d. Arrival Do. fi Prier Y Arrival for the week ending 28th June last year, 1,524.• casks, and delivery 1,150. The arrival last week comprised 743 casks from St Petersbnrg ; 178 Australian ; 572 South America, 108 from other places. Total, 1,601 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is rather larger than on Monday last, but the dem md has considerably increased ; in conse quence prices are better. The number of Sheep is hardly as large. Lade is brisk at advanced rates. Lambs and Calves are selling about the same as on Friday last. Our foreign supply consists of Sl Beasts, 4,070 Sheep, and 202 Calves; from Scotland, 260 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,50 ; and 250 from the northern and midland counties rer stoue of Sibs. ti d... d. ler , Looe of Sits. He'd Scot., Herefords.. 4 4 4 8 1 Bost eti 4 6 4 8 Be , t ...... 4 2 4 6 Lie.t lesw-woule 5.0..1463114 Desers , 3 6? In do. shorn 3 6 416 Ewes dodgem:a quallts 3 4 4 8 an. do. 5t0re........ 3 8 4 0 DLIN Half.l rels I LaTel,., we... at market. 4.161; Fleet. and Ladd, 24.712; PM*, Pigs. 321 SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY During the put week the supply has been much greater than the demand, and the weather very warm. Old Pota toes are no w a drag on thz market. The following are this day's quotations —York Regents, 60s. to 90s. ; Lincoln shire ditto, 50s. to 70s. ; Scotch ditto, 601. to 80s. ; ditto reds, 40s. to 505.; Rhenish ditto, 40s. to 501. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the accounts received from the Mop plantations this morn ing are rather conflicting as to vermin, but all agree that the bine is very uneven, some on the dry soils progressing 11,vourahly, whilst on the low and stiff lands the bine is still in a very weak and unkind state, and not likely under the most congenial weather ti produce but very few Hops. The duty is estimated at 130,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 11d , n Main, 15s. 3.1 ; Cowpen's Manley, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 16r.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Tees, Wt.—Ships at market, 102. Market brink. ltunAt POST RECEIVERS.—A general revision of the salaries of rural post receivers bits been made by the Postmaster-general. Among receivers who have to distri bute letters, this revision has given dissatisfaction. because it bu been governed by the number of letters distributed, and not according to the space our which rural post deli series extend. 432,728 392,184 40,544 1,032,288 216,137 241,669 91,611 26,343 18,212 OF TALLOW. 11551, 1 1852.