The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-24 00:00:00

i' Tr • EVENIN fO, JUNE 24, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET . WIDNZSDAT EVIMINO. between the Atlantic and Pacific by the Isthmus of Tehuantepic." This is a question in which deep interest is at present felt, both from its political bearing, and from its importance to our commerce. The bondholders are also deeply interes.ed, as no doubt duties will be levied on the goods passing over this route, which, by reason of its being 1,.;00 miles nearer than any other as a means of communication between the United States, California, and China, must at no distant date become of immense impor tance to the daily increasing commerce of that part of the world. Two o'CLoca. The share market is generally steady, and the fall produced by the French news yesterday has in many eases been partially recovered. There Is a rise today in Cededonians, Great Northern., London and North Westerns, Manchester and Sheffield., and Berwieks, but Lancashire and Yotkithires, Midlands, and North British, are not so good. French shares are all lower. -- ..--mummeerstummemsemeog / g/ s r •-- /10w.4. , . ..- - " •fi ...4 0 .- -.) - ,/,e-.. iv i i ,,,,,uve •-• • Tebt c....111.._ _ No. 1,821.] LONDON, THURSDAY EV LER ca. NIF.DICAL, and GENERAL LIFE 'TIE ACIIILLI TRIAL. IRELAND. cv:Eat it WPC SOCIETY, 4 all moni. ad m carry Wawa. May 11111111115 With MY - •-•-•- c• . _ , a g "be sowed no ri" l7 . is NO Port .. 1 P 117 .4.e. Ow IWO COI'IIT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.- ( Tina DAY .) DUBLIN, 3053 23. • 11 . 1t* , ,,* -- .„, t g e iete. • the t'sia, .lustniba, New Zeeland , sod lei Two candidates have at length made their public -,:= s , .1 4 , I I *milt .V•trriel, without care aerie. The case was rernmed this morning, and the court, as ow see:'' 4 ' urn 1.111,111 • 4 kW l'itlWl rn. previous days, wu densely crowded. Weal to the liberal electors of the county of Dublin. e e It 111 weal - •a• 44ra &mai an h..," um , e nd as Sir A. B. Cockburn aildrtsavil the jury on behalf of Dr. TIM Hon. Mr. Preston having declined to stand, Mr. 1 1 - 1 i ~-a, ~ .. &mole mew from 14 t•i. pa wen. an la N ew .. Ile and the else had mourned • most serious I tai h Handy taken his place, and his ? eio uls."" : . - 1 . iii*'• '"a l 4 11 Pim lean ; ar IP " ' C ' 5 rt. " Ita ' and . • T • es had become " gne has F a painful character . he mu - ...,.,. - '" i a •hf rain .c.u.r.... coo- address maktm its appearance this morning. The . 1 ' Kr . -.h., oi Yvatit 4111Wili's in tutor. can Mtl the Mine- 1 lie'stvd• They had not amply to decide whether Dr. !thee candidate is Mr. Augustus Craven, the , i-- • - 1 ~...i.w i.e, wittumt antra neni - f tick thermion,* . ewman had published • libel, or whether Dr. Aehilli had English invader," to whom I alluded yesterday, b ..... 101 ',' "*. FA11 . .1 I' ewes, to Wel RID wall areas? do. been wantonly assailed, but • new question had arisen, and 2 (..f bolus 0 t......bat moo • meow 1 -llke. Irak at the that wag, en which side green perjury bad bees committed and tor whom the Freeman now endeavours to pro- I o pr ara :: ,- :24 11• ,,,, 4 ,%" ta 1 1 '_ um t ":„.„.„, b ' 1a ' 1 ,4• . ";" th ." d 4 """• 14 --for foul end deliberate perjury had doubtless been tom- fiats p public feeling by maturing its readers that the reek ''' 4 i both rrossus all mi•ted on one aide or the other . No . woman, under any Cif- gentlemen by whom he was invited comprise some of eirs-!" 0 ", v ,,,,,,,, i I. the ... s a ss se a bee, at .r t b, Abea m eumstances, forgot the man who first led her in'o crime; the most national of the citizens of Itublin, and that 01 ;t., ' s e ': ieve. stal Le is spy ra• of IVA 11 per but the licentious libertine, who made so many victims, might easily forget the individuality of the one. Ile was he was ouly solicited to stand when all other attempts W r e mJsree r io . o ....M ., " l Aw l utttt .112 be lik.° ll- • and t°f•m7 I'm quite aware that every attempt would be made to prejudice to secure suitable candidates had failed. The repre ss. •••I' ---- • k the jury against the witnesses; nevertheless he did not eentation had been offered to several liberal Roman u ,.. 41 .1 t , • hia weal. eitom fort 101 l oarrearre, I na a , „,b u0 ,,,,..,,, oar of tie ~,,,,e . t , boo, or despair of proving that the truth was on the ride catholice, but they one and all declined the honour, evs ^ , ni. "" saw . "• of Dr. Newman on this occasion. They found that Dr. w ai rierag •Wm Iv notwitlutanding the assurances given of certain aim N. recottuto, lealdest nreretary. Aehilli was Ousted • gentleman, and afterward, became 6, .1-.. st Ilasalatees. Onswieleary. Leeskeh a monk. He lived at various times at Viterbo, Corfu, succes 4 - fullest extent Both of the new candidates adopt to the " K.u p ti y . mills, Capita, Rome, Naples, and each of these places formed a the priuciples of the Defence Almelo- IQ a. a. IT, lA. anal 1.19, ehap d te t r . of h w iii iin b c. fe * . ON.PORD•STREEI, his duties, called hate'rbemenVlterb°' where he commenced tion. who was nut skilled in I. ki x D.' g , re oroareg i e Vie practice of cauiatry, but who told • plain, straightfor- In- ntablyMaoked ODLU anvil tale. Yoder the guise of a priest be ruined thee poor The liberals of Belfast, or at least a very large rrtion of them, believe that Lord Castlereagh has celined the invitation to offer himself for their -. ' ll ii ll !'s/ ' ' , Ve wareuu of the 1101L1 girl. That person was married, and settled in life now, 2t iSt rat. CONSTIII7t7TION, and Dr. Aehilli had the amplest opportunities of tenting her borough from the appreheusion that a personal . 9. :' • --' i' - ' - ' 'fi: . ta/Lu DlAlot, no LLL6O, past life. Yet not a word could be alleged against her beyond canvass would be necessary, and that his present es • ." ,, ..e .. 1 "'Z.'s , ac - • IN " ' an ' the single sets which Pl. Aehillicommitted. The jury wr.uld delicate state of health would render this impossible. x In -Ewer Paws, at Two. .*: I ' . ..„.;. . 11 ...7„in, e e e „,,l boo . b .n b ir c hose . ~..n, lie raid °rid sue frauds, the tricks ot the Jesuits, the artifices of Th ey seem, therefore, determined to show their :. „iv • , i 4 -I. l g * '• . NLW sIiOW.ItOODIS. at the Roman catholic.. They would be told of Italian &suds, in the matter by putting his lordship ,__,'' l 171 retain aa earners Law the damper a behaving* Italian milmamea s bra this was 06,01111111111. forward without imposing on him the trouble of any I t " ; 1-1' .1 ' A -, meets rat ,rf „ sew_ .....° 6l a two-edged sword, for ISr. Aehilli was educated amongst .... . .., . , ~ 1 t .. ) '',,,, e " - ",'' he ''',r e ,„;:' p t fp . ' .. pi r e, Jesuits, friars, end" priest_ s, and was himself an Italian. canvass of the electors, and believe that they will • •,.......ja . ,, - '•-•4_,..t.': and other P.. 4 CEO 000 ,K t Be would be sorry to torus any opinion from eaternal find it still easy to carry his return in triumph. 'hiy, in a spirited article on the ..\_, . - v. , a t exendiudy red appearances, hat the . jury maw 1)r. Aehilli in the witness- Th e Northern ;I Nt a d a.. A 4 l: ,.. ' mews. box, and would readily believe that, uisteed of appearing subject, says. ill. an* ttld JEW Ll.' in the simple garb of a protestsatclergyman, a monk's eowl LERY it , • „,,, 1 ',,,, 1a , o t ,,„,, aa t't would have !melamine suitable to hischaracter. What interest I) we would save the borough from the discredit of elects " ne ' y '• -1.- '--..- ---' Id't . see have-unless they were bought, which ing a couple of Lord Derby's followers, let the electors . • frm ad., e ,, e r," a l go gi,_ au. those vii na ,n cousin co, assemble together and decide et once on adopting Lord could not be suggested A want to proclaim their Ei7.7 .11 %INS, tram ' e., eieb. Castlereagh as their candidate (as the men of Down adopted a '.'seticri.roniu,ami De` List of Mere and sketches, will be ownshame? They might differ from Dr.Newman,and deplore 1 h „ Sharma. Crawford), without the hollow pretence of a per la.... • (•ot, tree, on %alien on by letter; and an early application his tolling a • anal can? let each man raven and eucourage hie '"ca d -- g eatt 71 a'a w a a inst iro li m is pe th r' e so i n a ( i d th h . o i no u u t r n o o r t ps a nrii r a d l i co nte n i i n L it7, neighbour to vote for free trade, the tenant's ri ht and a ••• *.h^ *dim" -1 ; 1 . 171 . Ild lit. °X lr Uar )-.4l t Er r• an it never would bc believed that he had suborned wit Lov , ''‘. ~ tiding% the triumph of the libeTal ic ca - * use. At once A. 1.1.150N and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte result of this trial all Dr, Achilli s prospects as • protestant y ,„,-„ de „. 45 an d zi, R egent ... tree ', ran ,' few. preacher depended. end it . dela was more than probable that he then let the electon be up mid doing-there is no time for •ad Dowateen. Pt kNor. MIES of the boo week. would not he very particu ar in his evidence, but no such The letter of Lord Castlereagh, declining the prof , •r 'SUL Alit', end EXPoItTATIoN. Inetruments motive could operate upon the women who had been called I bar.v;v ,w ~ , t wa bate 0 ,„„ e err ,. to ore, C. be n od a t • on s• a s witnesses to his unbridled li cense. Ile would now follow fared honour, was as follows:- la eT s' ' ' ' '''"4l.- Seesn.''''l 'k: " 'n"r"r" ''i . " I°u. ar ' kers ar Dr. Aehilli to Naples, and there, uccolding to the evidence Cheshantsplate, June 17, 1852. b' c" . ' --„------.- to dishonour her, and this was done in the sacristy itself. to decline ac ceding to the handsome end flattering request, ../ . 7... ":._.....+.. He was publicly charged with this by the father and mother em b o di e d i n th e very large and influential requisition which -' of the 11 41 ; 1001 e in a Met"l"n, and it was difficult for him your deputation has done me the honour to place in my 4 t • to re lieve himself from their importunitic.. These wit- h an d s . H a d 1 b een a bl e t o un d er t a k e a personal canvass, s • . news were persons upon whom no imputations could be the promises tendered to me, and the cordial feeling ex :* . .. - . ' fastened. If Dr. Aehilli could not go to Rome, there was hibited towards me, would fully have warranted the effort. nothing to prevent his agents from going to Naples, and full But, in the outset, I stated distinctly those who did me a ' inquiries had doubtless been made into their characters. the honour to communicate with me that this course could In the case of the seduction st Naples, the parents of the not be adopted by me; and as I find from your deputation, , ..1 child gave expression to their indignant complaints, who have kindly laid their views before me, that active ex. i I ' ' 1 ' . and Dr. Aehilli wept himself up in his virtue, or in his ertion, to which lam unequal, is indispensable, I feel that El 0 monk's gown, and treated it with extreme contempt. He you will understand snd excuse my gratefully and reopens • - went to Rome, pursuing what he called his sacred mission, fully declining to obey a call which arty man might hewed ~; :a I 11 ; . : ',. i , 1 ------- 1_ . 1 and left those poor people without any kind of reparation. of, but, above all, your obliged and obedient servant, And now, when he was confronted with that girl, he endea- CaBTLENEAON. i , ,: I !____ll i sr ; Toured to fix upon the victim of his lust, in addition to the To the Electors of the Borough of Belfast who signed y • a 4AL El injuries already Inflicted upon her, the crime of perjury. He would now pass on to Corfu. Dr. Aehilli had been charged with improper intimacy with the wife of tiaramoni. the Requisition to Lord Cutlereagh. It is very generally thought that government has am' il k made a mistake in giving the scat occupied b/ o t a t • This woman had been called. It would have better to have left her alone • for out of their own mouths they had coo- late Archbishop Murray at the commissioners MP Olt f ANT to FAMILIES FUItNISHINCI, Tided themselves of falsehood by irrecoucileable statements. to the Lord Chancellor, instead of offering it to ..„. ,ty ~..u w as with etionorn---JAWES POOK.s.THIHIDI There were palpab4 contradictions in their evidence, not another of the Roman catholic bishop.. It 18 said vii t i tIEN.I.I POLISHED 4)G NY ARABIAN BEM upon i accidental circumstances, but upon circum- that Archbishop Cullen himself would not have 0n.,; , . 11 , 61•nr, finest, e...ypet. Looking-atm.. asst Vobelit. 7 7 stances which the witness... must have remembered. Wet n..ame.-hiiiMPTON HOUS/I, 2/ and 21, tj area . a .h o ttdj ase . ~.,.., They had learned • lsson, but they had not learned it declined the honour. IN: " . ' llal 111 ' 61- r " Iin " t " 11 ""' and a li r . of Pus " war t . far enough. Then he passed on to %ante; but I , fore leas t., - ing Corfu he engaged two persons, Caraboni and his wife. riltatlie TRADE.-At the CIGAR WARE- Madame Caraboni was a person of very light estimation,- MINES. I',l:a. D ilou , lS . TIN lagreet stoek of Ware and cheroots in the indeed she had been represented as an absolute prostitute, Ur' li. II tont earralesis C••• 'W. td• sod :e. .d, Per 121 .1 her husband living on her infamy and shim. Well, these WEDNESDAY EVXDINO. 11 "... '' .. " *wd Pt* ad. re , Itt l eshaam.„______,mi ~,...!"I".wt,_ toy persons ware taken into Dr. Achilli's service, and L.; wit, 1., Lies. Eaton". Pt" on, '""'"''''' '` - i rrraaral n thout. as it appesed, any inquiry as to character. But There has been only a quiet business in mining Darr to. 7.- : Stater sod Imbues., 9 ..d. per lb.; &Depots, 3e. 9d. a n Cirsbani had a fair wife , arid the rev, father doubtless shares to-da . y, prices generally . remaining as last 1; -. ' 14.111 n. awl Pleaarlcka. Ww " sad 78.1.1. P " It '' 11)S. ' ' quoted . It noticed that the influence of the rise a ond Ps, Verdian, Importers, and Mat.urecturcn . Nos.'. 7 thought she would make a good servant. Caraboni, who is la: Pada-Loa Castabeep, Id_ .ntdco Toowill and Co.'s Beloit hsd in his time played many parts, was suddenly converted in copper is scarcely yet shown in the prices of the cid: Atm,. eiktr.. espial to Weld% IN, ea. par lb. Gaging into a protestant clerk, although he knew nothing about British copper mines, although the prices of the 5 „..,....„ . . „ ow l, is., 0a.,205.,, 23a. and 245. per &b. prow slants, except that they wore a set of heretics, who Cuban and Chili= adventures show a decided up .• ... THE GORCIET Patent Self- ought to be burned. Mr. Reynolds, who went to ward tendency. The p l 'rices at which sales have aaalserang 14.111iT, • mot perfect tke chapel, found, to his astonishment, Caraboni acting wetsuns, shirt, sad by • Mese is- in this capacity, end his wife officiating as pew opener, been made are reported to as as follows by the most , wed/me:Me essnless o'lloentnellfloall Then fausiliarines were observed between Dr. Achltlfand the respectable brokers and dealers, but due allowance isetweisce, or the hour. both wet rand wife of Caraboni; the congregation was scandalised, and must be made for the wide margin frequently exist ( 1 Ira:, either waking, sitting, or WIN.- pne ,. tte. the ~.4 . 4 , ,,, I mi r Zi SilbleqUelltly broken up, on account of these indecent eio in g in this variable market as between buyer and I s- - . 1; -- - ..", we ,,, b „,,, k bre po ba c t i t , o he hibitions. Dir. Beynold'a intervention in this matter was 1 se ler :-Itevon Great Consols, 333 ; Alfred Consols, , 2..ete . i . :• th e l, Ll.A t it A .t tite h eunque i l l ta t t i ll . ascribed ey b t g c D r r e . , the e i r t: rr n m ,t o n t sz a: a z:2 iLh un he ne be nii e a Li 3 141 ; South Caradon, feel ; Great Wheal Alfred, 19, pea Ow drew.. The rweet Elastic c O 7 l -4a But the fact sthat Mr. Reynolds hal held responsible offices 20; Wheal Robins, 1I ; West Wheal Alfred, 2 ; rAwr ....... ,C 4130 ~..,°lO be attached _,_ l °"7.•± under the government for • quarter of • century, wan • Clive, fli ; South Tamer, 51. ' ar ' at'a d 'P ...... ra a --; ''' t ara gr „. oe ' a t sufficient proof that he could not be a habitual druukard. ma o. reeript of 13 pmate illustrsted Peke lit, wok daytime - 7G Then he proceeded to Malta, where he sheltered AaThe gold reemeressoe, tersorael ft/qt.-Nome*, persons charged with gross immorality, and was t. y. • • ether flatter to• mining shares were Liberty shares, however , rose to 1 1 prem., and G. eastrEit. Taw to her Many. Priase Albert, ea the Friar dismissed for immorality from the situation he held nouveau Mondets slig htly improved, owing to very m ws - ...... samisen I, P•Ilmiell Ea. bake. in the college. Well, then he came to London, and in the favourable accounts having been received privately meantime he became a untried man. He took a house in yin New York. Anglo-Californians are firm. The THEHUMAN HAIR.-ROWLANDS' MA - Shaftesbury-terrace, and engaged • servant, and the first nonofficial quotations arc as follows :-Australian CAMIAI OIL r Jorl renowned thleUth use the world for Its thing he did was to solicit her chastity. What answer Yuba River, 1- to 1 prem. ; " wtsrl " rfts• " a ' la""na"' Sad aslant, '" d " could be riven to her $ She was no Italian no Je s uit • no Console, Is die. to P ar ; Biala ti.r. Its operation tie nine( Isadore 4 burl WSW.; . . Then ' . w i le ... Melbourne, par tol prem. ; Royal Australian Mining, so qui, le aurae es instances wherein other reverter tre e k eg kiman catholic. there was another 'woman, Owl in vain, ItnestANtee M teasisitt OIL has elketed scow- character he admitted was bad, having had intercourse 1-16 to 3.16 prem.; Baden Baden, par to 1 prem.; mu , Noontime( A nutteol heir. Is the growth of Masers, ems with three or four men. But she was not so bad as she was Britannia, 1.16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ft..., sae nitimactm, it is dao imbiber in Its etimatatinger= represented, for she had a child, and never attempted to Cobra shares, to the improved roe is of which tan. roe Gleam it •• especially vsemensendsd, a knob Ow _._ obtain money front any person on amount of it, for she can e drew attention some time back, have risen to 41. t ' '‘' ree r'p r i ee l hnel ah eih r,C e r d j or ederte ZZ,,,,, et e r oi lt d e t he feem d ftleeseeh eo 6 .7 dilly admitted that she did not know who was the father , w- piapo and St. John del Rey shares are also look eri• ;', st lea MI; sod dome doe /ma :la onafen.-ce the -it wee a child *hared by many fathers. This penon . ; Co, engin if fedi wade an thoweenia is agellses, nememnse sister, a respectable woman, was called, and she stated ing up. English and Australian Copper shares were limner 06 ." ne tome Ste "E". 11 1 •8 00 Wier Wm that the witness, at the birth of her child, told her of the heavy. n iter 4 1 0 lavash.oteloonoa 11 ‘,_ a _mo bons__, Z0011,,_,..._br 41 . _ a .2 parties with whom she had had connexion, and stated at Anglo-Mexican Mint shares am quoted at 23. 1a1 5.,,t• a ' 3 ' . • lialt° " 1:4 " . "'"'"" " 1 •" "'"'""' r`"" Dr. Aehilli was one. Then there was another ',nave in- Under the title of " The Exhall Coal M i nin g Co named Wood, who told a very simple story, that whenever - Mrs. Aehilli wee away from home, Dr. Aehilli pursued her Pao,'" an association has just started with the view NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL AT PORTSMOUTH. with • view to rob her of her chastity, and this he pointed of workint the coal mines of the Darhuiton estate, until he had offeeted his purpose. She had been seduced situate at 'Jebel, near Coventry. The capital is to Yesterday a court-martial was held on board the at the early swig 15, but she did wt tick deep into vice, for be 50,0001., in 11. shares. The property in question Tirmy, flag-ship, to try Lieutenant George R. S. P. Soros she obtained minimum into the Mouse of Mercy at Windsor, has the advantage of both railway and caul transit WA, of her Majesty's steam-frigate Retribution, ow the and _floe pude' asoluirlerable period there was recom- Conn, charge -. For having, on tbe 17th inst., the Rent- h intim a te seeded by - :dhs May who conducted it, to her - an important element of success. he-,nt helot then in Portsmouth Harbour, waling, Glom- triad, Ida. A. Was not that to some extent a gall- Our advice' from Lake Superior announce the dis tal- the Malabar coal depot, neglected his duty as ewer of ratites for busgsM waded ? . Yet Dr. Aehilli overpowered covery of an extensive coal bed in the vicinity of lee nub , and when called to account by Lientesant her maims as as was to retrieve her dishonoured eha • no' L'Anse Bay, which had caused great excitement in B. Onuasnaey Willes, senior lieutenant of that ship, ..._,_,.....„_5“• 11 ° Ilmehea th e joy would , i't the ad " that region. This discovery is of the greatest im kr , ueb neglect of duty, saying that the said Lieutenaat ''''"''''''',,___, of just*, hold UM scales evenly, portance, as the wealth of this district in copper, al thole bands t/ht bo shaken by the Willer was " very impertinent. ' The court consisted of '''"'ll* ~. ~..._ ma th e Rear• Admiral Prescott (president) ; Captaios Chad', of the ° R MS.. ° o. "NW.. h of reli • mous iron, and plumbago, is immense. We have fro fitc'nlent ; Ma rtn, of the Victo ry ; Scott, of the Neptune ; passion. Two persons bad bemoaned to give Dr. Aehilli quently drawn attention to the vast discoveries of Ilse tenon, of th e Bl e nheim, Joan, of the Sampson a good character, but they wen prim who sailed in the these metals made here from time to time, which G:f ni, of the Dragon ; and Mr. G. L. Ortetham, mane boat with himbaving with him best dlimecten from the cannot fail at no remote period to exercise a most inv . De*.ey Judge Advocate of the Fleet. Captain church of their fathom. The learned semasol proceeded portant influence on the supplies of the world. Should Waske, of the Retribution, prosecuted, and Mr. to comment upon the dononentary sollease, directing particular attention to Dr. Achilli's osallealse,twhich had the coal prove plentiful, and of good quality, the A. Low. odicitor, of Portage, defended the pri otter Br the evidence reduced it appeared that Ca • e been put in and the record of • sentence pained upon Dr. operations of the smelting works, which American • r P . establishing at various points, ILL N art en being on shore on the morning of the day in c " . q..'.t: in. Lieutenant Wiles became commanding o ffi cer of for Dr. Aehil li in the Catholic church was game. Then , will be materially facilitated. From a brief notifica ta •lip : asp, that some duty, in reference to the coaling of out of the Imitate - dominions to and not till then, he went o , b ook tion in a Montreal paper, we gather that this North Se snip, wig going on at the ti me. He went on deck, and Corfu, and set up • protests . His pablasheil Ix:.tr lho watch idle he gave some orders uto this duty ; showed that he was what Dr. Newman had deneribed him- American coshortly beexpected to pper may rite under •mwl" a... ::r.: the prisoner in conversation with Mr. Webb, "a h 7Poe • prominently into the English market. It is there r.:•./ .. ~ I the ship, he said to him (prisoner), "I wish to The learned counsel having concluded, it was agreed that stated that a cargo of copper ore bad actually reached Go: ),,,, would do your duty, and not leave it to me to do." a copy of the allegations should be laid before the jury who Montreal from the mines, and would be shipped at PL. seer • , id that wan net the way to address the officer of should then be called upon to soy whether in their opinion once to Swansea. This importation will be regarded Me watch. Ile alto s a id be h a o ea em i e to trate., with they were made out, or any part a them. . be 1.1 ,.. t ..., w airs then ° m eted - A ka to loud the pin. [The Attorney-General was addressing the jury on behalf with much interest. Mee, when prisoner said he was " impertinent." Lieut. of Dr. Aehilli when we went to prem.) TIIIS DAY. Vies himself, in giving his evidence, said he believed the Two o'CLocc. tirsioion prisoner made use of was, " very impertinent ;" The gold mining shares are quiet, but stead 7 in babe tilatnce a other witnesses was to the effect that LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. pr•,nee only told him he was " impertinent." i , rom the _____ rico. Liberty shares are firm, at 11 prem. it uhn et.itace of Mr. Webb, who heard the language used, v Kiver are quoted 1 to 1 , prem. Britannia, 4 to i dis. LIVERPOOL, Jura 23.-Our share market opened Ter k '..:(peared that Lieutenant Willes was somewhat strong again this morning, but as the day advsneed buena; Colue'rkharek scarcely maintainyesterday's advance. We, 1 at the time, having his hands clenched, slackened and became very fiat, with a declining aapect. la! usumieg a provoking attitude. This witness Prices close all than yesterday . Aberdeen Hi _ nir. I 1 Clo sing Susan's hid a ter seen one Officer address another as Lieutenant kenbead, Lancashire, and Cheshi re, ' . 10 d.-bitto le ' Stare ' (late Meas. Fold. prices done . laterday. boday. 114: • had addressed the primmer, and he had no doubt „ Cheater and Birkenhead), 181-Ditto (221. shares), 51 d.- - - - b.?• that the P ri ‘ aner ' s US° of the word " impertinent " Blackburn (late Blitekburn, Chthcroe, and West Yorkshire), mom it Apr Fria 5ll i IPm WI , tossed im the conduct of Lieut. Willes towards him. aledonian, 21,1 1-Eastern Counties, 1017-16-East • too Geo PW. Anglo Cif all I sPo i 71 .' primmer, in hie defence, expressed has regret at having Lancashire, Int 5-16-Ditto (preference it t shares) 9 1 I ' o°° " "`" 1 " IIs .. eel the word " impertinent," though it had been ex- - - , - 10000 10 Australasia Len h•re and Yorkshire • 791 , 1 -Ditto (fi shares) 41 d. ' 's l l $i o Meted from him by the boisterous manner of Lieut. Cal 1 ' . . . . . 2 11 .0 110 20 Auotrollos Il l if -Ditto (fifth shares, West iding Citron ), 21 d.-Laver- 100, Ma I 'Australian Freehold ieu'4 i ms tr:: . ... with regard to neglect of duty, he urged that it pool, C b and Southport , 201-Condo and North Wee- Oos) I, I Ass Marta ' all 4 iin *,- • , practice ea board the Retribution, when in bar- - rew ' I,h 61 2- a 007 30 Oatwarom Iron and Cosli ell I ... ~ tern 127 7-Ditto (new I s arcs), p.-Ditto (fifth • ..r the duties on deck to devolve on the sen i or lieu- eh e '„ . 4I , _minehm . ... Sheffield, and Li nco l n, svi _ 100,000 1 Bvitla Australia God all I 1 IMs tv• .• ,s would he proved by evidence he would bring Midla n d , I. - 7 I'll I 2 711 1-North Staffordshire, 6 d.- 10,000 33 Rearm. Imp,o. Let at. pm !At ,( / It I - .. •! Ile produced a number of excellent certificates North II ' A (guaranteed by London and North t e tZ m te rj' e , g e rrr e tt e r:" to I_ - I r , , 'leen with whom he had served, including Captains 4 I) flay , P. Richards, F. Hutton , O. Mansell, etc. For Western ern and Llocas hire and Yorkshire), 260-Ditto B tio;oho 1 Canea's 4.4c4k -- I all i 1 Cos II Mt lettuce Lieut. Sidebottom deposed that it had been the n and North Western and Lancashire 12,001 ... Ogee Dawn .... (guaranteed by Londe _ cowithd t;tdd . , and Yorkshire), 180-Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverbanap- 10 0 . 000 • 1"" ass board the Retlibuti°ft to harbour f or "' e ton (preference sham guaranteed 6 per cent.), 1 15-16 - - - sea.or lieutenant to carry on the duty en deck, nee- IA • P* mono • r a g. VAsislnlian Copper all ,I f ills rewsbury end Hereford, 24 d.-South Eastern and Keno yo 0,.....1 - Men, e rif the officer of the watch. There was an Dover, 211 1 1 1-York • Newcastle, and Berwick, 181- 6u,000 Oates lloontaln I all /0 I die WA D for no person to convene with the officer of the watch, y 26 61- D utch mob, 2 d. and N ort h Midla n d ,' Eh • 4 ll.OOO Prat Poiaeoth •II ,If 11 pin kW tLi • vitae,. understood to apply to sea duty oaly. ark k m a 100,09 e , I Llberti .th kit , allit St. John Coventry, also of the same ship, (re Latin, Joen 21-There has been a buoyant market ~„„ „,„.,„ Lae want dl . 1 loam gave morning, and a considerable advance in prices. In Mid- To'o f r o 7 kttl•r teetimay. This and the previous witness were Loo.liCatllor,G.Qte.C.Co. all I I ails land Stock there were numerous transaction". opening and f i e : efe i elo•(•:e ( ‘amined as to their apprehension of their deer in • 1 Ifitmleanatonuthataatem 9141 3 clueing at 72i. Leeds Northern/ closed at 171 ; East Lan- bows) New (Nanette ler t .re of Me senior lieutenant taking the duty on deck ~,. at i ; Mancheater, Sheffield. and Lincolnshires at ton,reo illumine Moods Ca hittir-17. Their opinion a p peared to be that it was their --"h- ' ill . fpm iLt - • 341; South B as tes and Boyers at 211 ; North Westerns at Is o , ooo ! Pert Philip 1 1 I I pin 11 ,7 , , esee.t the Peltier lieutenant, if be required Maw to 91; cad Lancashire and Yorkahim at 791. 40,e00 / Quarts Rea all ' lie ".•••• Ii he did not demand their montane", they caul- 7,090 JO Mating* dcente lOl 111 l 2 , ill I!llf iat Itai still their duty to volunteer their aid, provided a g es I South Aenzallen ' 1 ' titr! -- ______ Men II Tin Croft tt, 11l I not taken the work out of their hands.-The court, 'mime c(nsidensd their verdict, found the prisoner guilty MR. GORDON CUONIND WU honoured on Tuesday thdted Mexican 13,174 211. Ilif . r all I t 21 u et , 100,1101. I War M e ek . sli I I die I ..t diorite, with the exception of the word ° eery ' as with • visit from their Royal Highnesses the Prince of It's 'ad with "i m p er ti ne nt," and adjudged him to be Wales and Prince Alfred, accompanied by their tutors, at . I: ''• the ship, and to lose one year's rank In the royal his South African Museum. The princes seemed much CORE AND BANDON Rait.way.-Return of traffic I . spreuing their great regret also at finding that pleased with the collection during the hour they remained, for week ending June 19, 1852 : - Passengers, parcels, „ te ,- . - Lli•tailderstanding appeared to exist as to the position and particularly with the Bushman, who imitated the wild de. • 14V. 17s. 0(1. ; merchandise, cattle, ac. 4401. 15s. 4dO ' - .r•t lieutenant on boxed ship, and which, should it denizens of the forest, and answered the questions ad- t0te , 1,1831.12a. 4d. (20 miles open.) Corresponding weei to:: -a , , :night result in great injury to the public service. dimmed to him by the loyal party with much naieeN. last year: 311. , 171. ld. (10 miles open.) CORE AND BANDoN RAILWAT.—Return of traffic for week ending June 111, 18.52: Passengers, parcels, Ike., 1421. 17s. Od. ; merchandise, cattle, &c.,,401. 4d'; total, 18.11. 12s. 4d. (20 miles open.) Corresponding weak Wt you: 311..17e. Id. (10 mike open.) SOAKS* AIIID STOCKS uNowouilima. 190 aberdren I. %Wald gni / e 1;44 Lou aB isd a . lihm.Weictiser22llt. $ tfizlmaisi. Ohm Sua..Laix 'CU/ Do.OnakILLUDIULC. i Drier w tufts . 1.0 10.1adais all Mow sad LWOWd all aid 1 all Out DULL Jun , all DarrenA Palk and Aber. al l o ra Jordan MOM L • L awl LLD) • Da. (Ll4l LL ... 1. elon Onualse ay Kaassni am ok Cies 11- .„I al Idiot Ilawaskin al raw* Wad MY Dui, and am. Ludas golaboro 109 w Olmisoar . Mobile% relh,notok. too Glow Is 1110016 W astern 100 Omit f KOOllOOOO DA A. Plash lu D Da. ia tare. abway S. Moak. . . all °Leona. sal WM. (Ire. 100 Oren Rhea all Laissailer 11 Da. TIMM leo LINAIMIIit• • Yedillkif It Do. !Dabs 111 Do. Want lialag — llalca all Lee& !Certain - 111 London and Nwall 100 Len, artabtous rk , Coast In. Landes Is Ilartb.Watt, 13 Ds. On, iharer.. 1 Da. Mar D0.210•L,16 ad — 146 100 toin'an as rovidniarstari 431 Do, .04:1 34 ; Dn. 1140 all tandondrryk raulallleo all Ilansh.,Bua„and Madoe . 1100 14 onell.,Stref .114Lineolath 11.44 Po. Man.& LlneL Union ..160 Midland MO DD. 131rm..as4 s DeAr 17e eat.tl) 1 abuse MO Newmarket 12 Newport, Aberperewat, Herehrd_ 74 Newry end Enniskillen . IS Do. Nei tr 20._ . . Northern °Milli Dalai. 100 North Otitis!' . 13 NorUt Devon, ; North 13tatintdektre.. . 20 North Western .. 6 North Nemeth Weer.Juer all I M/rd, Worm.,i Waiver 00 teratten Ora nd Ire ' , coltish Midland . all ihrewe. • Era, Clare el Do., Limo IL._ , • Ibrawsbars k Hereford.. all •browtbury and Gusts (N,r. W. Mt..) ... i all Do. Halves 20 I Do. Dowestry ,iltropekire Union ... ... Ditto A, C, end D, fully paid up at per Cent. 66 death Deena . 20 Neu* Wales 13 tenth YorkeLkilirerDu i sioekton and lbuilepool 16 ThamerlbeenDorkialtell 17 Yd sof Ninth ill , Watarkdd led Manus. Watford NA Wiens'. IS West Carewall 100 TarS,Nssresstlekßerwle • Is no. do. list/swims . • Do.O.N.Z.Purelisse . 100 , Task sad North lildlss. M 62 61 66 - Using 'non yeelsrusy. 7 If 101 iti II 10 die IS IS; De 100 11l 19 i 17 II 11 9 49 4! 109 th 4 1.! 7 51 139 19 4s 44j 94 146 MI 61. i 1 24 g4' 4 de 3 3 „ 1 174 2 1 107 1724 1264 1 ,3 4 44 3 „ e 14; 33 3 a As A 3: A i - ii asa roi 7I U SS 4j or ,If , 1 2 41 10 11 414 3j 3 dl. 7 71 did 61 61 a. la poi 2 I 21j les to-day up lel p.a. U' I A Ui i let i Ili 111 :I 86 1 $ 2 Os 90 1 984 64 In lit ei 79 el 1 64174 I 107 k Itg 1 SS Sa 9" 181 91 191 181 141 a 21 4ta 54 48 41.4 181 191 If SSi Par 1 Pb MI I i 1111 If I $9l We 34 3* 11l i 21j 73 33' fl 25 In IS 131 e 1 64 21 33 91 10f 721 731 7 91 die 21 21 „ 50 51 21m 181 IN 34 6 $ if L !MAYA. 34 143 14_ le ii 21 -- as Si if pa i d 111: ii 4 131 i GI 301 f If t N I 91 li Ili 4/ 11 4 f LIMO LURID AT 70 .1 an i rse ;l =7 4 7o lth rt. l. IN Ditto wi • rooraotor I (lewd to Orositßootem N( Mote., oM Dottie, sallodulypd.,orvithroar (Wood to Closedrfootoro wltlisetogorooto Is CirolltWootorn 17$ ( loonierik• (Yr.: M Undo& N.Westonl, I. Orloodole Jamie% (Yowl .Cololooloo) IN SlKlLlamisiemitoxt. Omni Is Ot. N ) or tham Olomotor Da= fowl 010101000reatNostero N 111111114111KLIarkilit4111 , 1 $3 00. 1 Arm rtto) 1114 Do. 1 dont DM) IN LINO Neihrd MINN IN Loaded sal OrlsowNl (Nand NOWA (ditto) 10 MY Pedirsook (ditto) 10 LotooNDONarloordim Dered N 1116110) 60 ItorlbouldliNtie• IDILONNIN SI ProtosikWyr•Domo. Lae. 140.1110Nalme.lkYork 1 1 dins (A) (ditto) 10 lload..OuNt., sad iteleatc I ilesorlto Oath 100,Royotoa liiteltin (teas. I to Omit Donbas 100 Do. Ilherudt Beck 1110100. 11•11.00010. (look to L. York 04 0.64100•10001014100(41ased *Mr. WOlssa) ,• p. pa. Dowd to reocittor. l Id Woe Valley N Dltto Ditto Ditto Wilts t somereet (lesed . to Great Western) • 100, Aberdere 31 , Ditto No. 1.7 pr Ont.— Ito Caladoolaa 410 ... „ 1; Menem sad thgybead , all Dundee. Perth, sad Aber ; dews Junction ... ! . _ ._.._ . 31 SS 104 30i 3Q 31 29 4 30 i lee 19! .91 30e 6 7 pai 111 HS 49 1 3 .6 IR 17 467 109 13 134, s3j 26i 13 19 42 64 - - v 23 25 II lad 31 31i 103 103 RIIARU. iii ii p• 1 1 IA Yek lii Jo 1n 16f 341e.a.41n611ia(31.10e1 , 3 I Do. do. (71.176.)) 7 per Ot.l 04 Loot.Oos.dxte.,s pe.,Nol , r Ditto do. No. 9, In 11.. Now 6 rat Ont.:Ito& froet.l'aloLeirle en.6u.Ct 11 5 1 FAl,ntmtrett, 6 ta r ,. a;d Puede% 54 per OW 124 Great Ilartlreal Ont. 16 IS 9, D 0.51. •terlp 2 111 21 pa 66 I.llWielre(l)Steldbe $ 6 Wreallbealtaateea ape 4 pm 100 "Moiler% $ cetl44 I LaramoldrobTorke. 6 pet I Loa. St MM. Prof.lporotl Ditto Ow. 6 pCt., 1833 • LoetkollethWeeteto Nal. 36 4 poi an taaasiwynnalsklsti 14 124 Ihroihue.4li.Nol 104 114 le De. New alO . IS 134 J 151 pa Ditto Prefecture Par 4 pm Nerfela Pitettelos... i 2223 • 00.(1oarealoed 54 wet. 54 6 North Pritiatt 164 Oxford, Wormater, sod Wolfer., L 13.6 per Orat 14 If era 3 Do. do, do lb If pet • oßrowe.&ll , eoi.Neertinar lof Ili 10 ilitrefre.kCtieeter(Nor.W ! Ma." 6 per Cent— -23 loath Davos . 6/ Goal! York. 4 par Ct.Gua $ 'Waterford k !Okada, HI 'Trot, Nervulle,et Ot.Nortlf or r I DOM Ditto lie IS 111 II —dV I idis 101 103 41 34 Pla YOBEIUN 113 00 I Central FMK* IVlcrson 10 Charleroi and &vieline,. , kbenieh I 13 !Kart Iran= 1 0 (Great Indian Peninsula.. 41 Do. Do. .. 4 tOrand handle* of Pruner 13 laizernbaura 10 • Do. (Railway) 1 i Do. II Vi•3larla Antonia... all Do. do. New 110 ',Namur and 1.7••• 14 Ncribara of frsaft... all IDo. 101.0 pee et. aaaaY i (foe 6. h Makes rha.) 10 II ,Orlears end Burdeasui 111 6 Tarts and Lees' 10 61 Park and Odom 10 10 IPiehrand Zama 0) 10 ;Perla seed Inrairboorie It 3. , llama and Ilene 10' iasite. and Near* tO! 17 Dean as l Ifoatoa 111 . Warit 63 11 'Wolin of imam.. 13/ 14 3 3I bi 6 la 48 _lO ii 4 si sti 24 ad 12 13 5 51 $ 43 Ms 31 31 I I/ 23 p 194 1 1074 7 I 4& 14 In lel e 111 SI 149 2111 the 341 13 121 si 4 The English Stock Market opened to-day with a remarkably strong appearance. Consols remained for the greater part of the morning stationary, at yesterday's advanced rate of 100 . 4 to 101 ex div. for the 10th July,but the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock was in strong demand, and rose to MI, Re duced Threes at the same time reaching 1011. Towards the middle of the day, however, intelligence was communicated in a second edition of the Daily News of the difference etweeu the Legislative As sembly. and the President of the French Republic, and prices experienced a sensible shock. In the first instance the fall was only to 1001 to 1, then to Z to 3, owing to some heavy realisations, and, after the official closing of the market, at which time Consols were quoted 100 4 to 3, the price was further depressed to 1001. A rally from this reduced range quickly ensued, and the last price we heard quoted was 100! to 3 cx div. At the latest period of the afternoon it may be observed a general impression prevailed that undue importance had been attached to this appearance of conflict between the President and his nominee Assembly, and the dis position to support prices was much more strongly evinced, additional confidence being imparted by the intelligence, as received by telegrsph, that the effect upon the prices of the Renter - had been neither I great nor permanent. Railway shares and foreign I stocks, especially the more speculative descriptions, were visibly affected by the fall in Consols, but the I lelosing official quotations of these Classes of securities in many cases cannot be said to represent I the latest values, as the afternoon's non-official prices were generally better. The revulsion in rail way shares was particularly remarkable, us in the earlier part of the day very heavy investments had been made in several lines. Amongst other trans actions we heard of purchases to the extent of 100,0001. by one broker, 50,0001. being in London and South Western, 30,000/. in Great Western, and 20,000/. in London and North Western stock. The official record of business in the English stack department is subjoined :—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 101, 1003, 1, cx div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1,4, 3,, I. New Three-and a Quarter per Cents., 1041, 1,3, 3, 1. Bank Stock, 2231, 224. Exchequer Bills ere steady at 765. to 795. prem. for the March, and 695. to 725. prem., for the June issue. India Bonds were rather higher at 89s. to 91s. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a conside rable advance in Venezuela and Mexican Bonds in the earlier part of the day, but it was checked by the general re action. Spanish stocks were worse. The prices of business are subjoined, but after the regular hours, as above noticed, more steadiness prevailed : Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 4: prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cent. 1011; ditto Small, 1011 •, ditto New File per Cents., 1829 and 39, 101. Chilian Six per Cents., 106, 103. Dutch Two-and•a-llalf per Cents., for account, 30th June, 643, 1, 65, 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 43. Granada Deferred, 104, 1. Mexican Old Bonds, 331, 344; ditto New Three per Cents., 271, 3,4, 26 4 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 661, 651. Portuguese Converted Four per Cent., for account, 381. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 941 1, 9-I, Spanish Passive Bonds, 53, ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 50, 1, 491 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 223, 1, 3. Venezuelan Three-and-a-half per Cents., 45, 46, 441. Canada Six per Cent. Bonds have been inquired for in the house, and are quoted 1141 to 115. City Navigation Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Bonds mark 07. Crystal Palace shares were steady during the morning, at to prem., but closed only 1.16 to 3-16 prem. Ebro Canalisation shares aro worth 5-16 to 7-16 prem. Madras Railway shares are quoted at the wide margin of 11 to 24 prem., the price of transactions being chiefly regulated by private negotiation. There have been transactions in the house in New York and Elie ltailroad Debentures at 901 per cent. It must be borne in mind that in the Stock Exchange transactions the exchange is fixed at 4s. 6d. per dollar, though in reality the rate is several pence below that figure. Debentures of this line, to the amount of half a million sterling in bonds of 100/., 500!., and 1,0001. sterling, bearing 6 per cent. interest, have just been introduced for issue in this market. The prospects of this line appear good, but the haste with which these American projects are concocted is shown in the fact that the money is wanted to lay down a second line of rails before the profits of the first line have been by any means, definitely ascer tained. The " probable earnings" of the fine for the first year were " estimated" by the directors at 3,725,189 dole., but the estimate was subsequently arbitrarily raised to 4,000,000 dots. Deducting 50 per cent. for expenses, it is assumed that 2,000,000 dots. of net revenue will bo left, of which 1,260,000 doh,. are required to meet the interest on the debt already existing. Whether these "estimates" are sufficiently reliable, is of course a question for in tending investers. _ _ _ A company is in course of formation for the con struction of the " Severn Valley Railway," from Shrewsbury to Worcester. The capital proposed to be raised is 350,000/., in 14,000 shares of 25/. each. The towns and districts to which railway accommo dation will be extended by this line are Coalbrook dale, Ironbridge, Coalport, Madeley, Broselcy, Much Wenloch, Bridgnorth, Bewdley, Kidderminster, and Stourport. . . . . . The transactions in bank shares this week have not been so numerous as of late, owing rather to the enhanced pretensions of sellers than to any falling off in the demand. For shares in the Australian banks, which have been rapidly rising since we drew attention to the eligibility of the investment pre sented by them in the present position of our south ern colonies, the inquiry continues active, but few sel lers are to be found. Bank of Australasia shares have risen 3/. 10s. during the week, and Union of Aus tralia 11. South Australia, Colonial, London and Westminster, Commercial of London, and most other stocks are also rising. Sales are recorded as follows: Australasia (401. paid), 473,48, 49, 51, .50, 5l I, . 1 „ 1; Colonial (251. paid), 14; 13 ; Commercial of Londo n (20/. paid), 261 ; London and Westminster (201. paid), 301, -1; South Australia (251. paid), 25, 1; Union of Australia (251. paid), 45, 3, 45, 1 ; ditto New (2!. 10s. paid), 41, 5. Dock stocks are very firm, and there has been • resumption of dealings in St Katherine stock, at con siderably advanced prices. The last quotations are: Commercial Stock, 90; ; East and West India, 158, 9; London, 130; St. Katherine, 873, 87 ; Southampton, 281. In the market for steamboat shares there have been very extensive transactions in Peninsular and Oriental shares, at a marked rise in value. Royal Mail Steam shares arc also advancing, but General Steam Navigation are weaker. Bargains are thus marked: Australian Royal Mail, 2; General Screw Steam Shipping, 503 ,• General Steam Navigation, 284 ;• Peninsular and Oriental, 87, 84 ' 86, tis , , 86!,, 87, 87 ex div. ; Ditto New, 38, 37! ex div.; Royal Mail Steam, 771, 7N, 771, 78 1 0 78. Insunmee shares remain steady, but the upward movement in prices is not quite so marked as some weeks back. Indemnity Marine shares arc Is. higher, other descriptions remaining as quoted by us last week. e hear it noticed as rather singular that Colonel Facie, who now represents the republic of Mexico politically, as well ns financially, has not caused the translation and publica- H tion of a pamphlet issued and sent over by the Mexican minister for foreign affairs with a view to placing the exact position of the Garay treaty dispute before the public. Tho brochure in question is entitled "the memorial of the rights and just causes by which the Mexican government is jus tified in its refusal to recognise the privilege con ceded to Joseph Garay to open the comniunications TLIIS LAY. Two o'CLoes. As we anticipated, the effect of the fren;ll - ; . “;;; is already passing away. Tie English funds opened to-day with a firmer appearance, and an improved feeling is also observable in the other departments of the house. Consols were first called JOW to div., for the 16th July, and advanced to 1001, hut have since returned to the opening price, at which they are steady. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to 3; the Three-and-a-Quarter ixr Cents., 1114 i to 1; Bank Stock, 224 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 765. to 795. prem.; ditto June, 695. to 72e. prem.; India Bonds, 68s. to 91s. prem. There has not been much business in the fureign house, prices gonendly being steady. Buenos Ayreae Bands are firm, at 771 to 783 ; and Veoesuslan, at 441 to 453 for the Actives. Mexican New Bonds have risen from 26L to 271. Austrian Sciip has fallen to 3,1 to 41 prem. Spanish ()Id Threes inark 491 to 3 ; ditto New Deferred, 22,3 to 1. Granada Deferred, 10. Dutch Two-and-a-1141f per Cents, 611 to 6.5. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1043 to 55. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • Vcc Aasoqat. mats, 31,11 L 13. Ver ' - Mow!. 0 2 42 i 5 11 1 41 2 o 51 •1 1 . 000 . 4 - 1 _ .__. 00530 15. 5 per Creitta. — 741 TS .. 70 6$ i 70 SO 70 CO • ?0 GO 14 per Centa. per Centa IOD 40 01 45 I' 101 411 1 101 U 101 20 lOl SO 1 , 5 per (*Ma - . 3 per Cents. Nem Loan ... I ... ... ... 5 Par Cents Spar Cents. New Loan ~ .. . ... r .. ... Eat:hansom Loainet : atatibt, 2.5 321; 99 days, 23 221. M., 3 perCt.l94o 1001 Money ' Naples Kent* — Moog. St Do. 3 .. —. . Piedmont 5 p.Pa 99 .. ; Treasury Book ... .. Do. 3. 1632 Peale, .11714123.—5 L Germain, 910; Versailles (right beak?, • ditto (WS beak;, :97 SO ; Pan, and (Sirius, 1,247 50; Parts an d Wutest, 9 0 0; Rouen and Havre, 310; Marseilles and Aviv(' , 110; Strasbourg and nab., 203; Northern, 620; Paris and .4r.ubmarg, 501 23, Purl, and Lyons, C 32 30; Mon. (man and Troyes, INS ; Dieppeand Penang, ISO ; Paris and SetSll2. 97 50; liordeaut and Taste, 153. VIENNA, JUNE 21.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 97; New Loan (series II), 112 ; Bank Shares, 1,380. Exchange on Loudon, 11.50. BERLIN, JUNE 21.—Voluntary Loan, 1021 New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031; ditto (1852), 1031 ; National Debt, 921. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, 1021. MADRID, JUNE 18.—Three per Cents. Consols, 413 i. ; after Boise, 46: to 461 p. Three per Cents. De ferred, 22 9-16; after Bolan, 22 9-16. Debt (let class), 101 ; after Bolsa, 101-16 c., 104 p. ; (2nd class), 5 7-16; after Boise, 5 ; c. Bank of St. Ferdinand, —. Exchange on London, 50.25. MINCINO-LANE-THIS DAY. Sco.s.a.—The entire public sale consisted of 140 Wide. Porto Rico, which were bought in at full prices, 395. to 435. The market is generally quiet, but there is a demand for cargoes afloat for the Continent. The refined market is steady ; grocery lumps, 48s. to 50.. CorFee.—A large business was done yesterday in native Ceylon at 41s. to 4.15. Gd. ; about 7,000 bags were reported sold. To-day the demand has not continued, but prices are fully supported. TEA.—A limited business has been done at former prices. SaLrearne.-2,400 bags were otrer.4 in public lice, and chiefly sold at full prices; refraction It to 21, tine, 1:911. to 29i. Gd.; refraction GI to 161, 245. Gd. to 275. COTTOX.—The market is steady. Committal. sold at an advance of Id. to 2d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Th. , market remains without alteration. Priors arequoted as follows. Town Tallow, 375. nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on tilt spot, 33e. 6d. to 38g. 9d.; October to December, 335. &l. ; January to March (l 853), 395. to 395. ad. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. 111eirrs. Cooper and Davis report the supply short, at the followit prices: Prime Meadow Hay, 78s. to 844. ; inferior, 70s. to 744.; Bowen, 6.55. ; Clover, 87s. to 971.; second cut, 80s to Soh. ; Straw, 281. to 321. ROY.tL KENT DIBrENBSRY.—It lea rule with the managers of the Royal Kent Dispensary to resort, every third year, to the machinery of • fete elusonpetre for the purpose of raising funds to carry on in its complete efficiency their inestimable institution. For some unexplained reason, the usual fete was not held last year, being the third year from the preceding celebration ; but the post ponement to this year, however to be accounted for, appears to have increased in an accelerated ratio the charitable ten dencies of the subscribers to the customary festivity. The fete yesterday was held in the beautiful ground. of Sir . T. M. Wilson, Bart., at Charlton House, near Wool wich, and from 8,000 to 10,000 ladies, gentleman, and children were present. The amusements constituting the fete wero manifold. In the first place, there were stationed at different parts of the pretty park, the Royal Artillery Band, the Royal Marine Band, and the brass band of the Sappers and Miners. These were incessantly musical, and were sources of great delight to the promenaders on the spacious lawns. Then there were flower shows, got together with the assistance of the "nobility and gantry" of the county. Third'y, there were congregated in a leafy amphitheatre, almost naturally formed wigiiu the margins of magnificent elm and beech trees, all the various resources of Batty's Hippodrome— horses, elephants, monkeys, chariots, acrobats, and tight rope and slack-rope dancers. Mr. Batty, states the pro gramme, " has spared neither pains nor expense in bang ing together for this fete a company of artistes selected from the principal continental theatres to perform the spurts and pastimes of the ancients in all those various stirring scenes and exciting contests of the curriculum, for which the Romans were so celebrated ;" and it is almost needless to say that that portion of the enlightened British public present was successfully amused, through the ingenuity of Mr. Batty, for several hours. In addition to all these enlivenmenta there was (to Rive salt to the rest) nn t xcellent de jeuner served up at half-past four o'clock, in one of Edgington'ti endless tents—nearly ono thousand person:, we were informed, having sat down to the collagen—cold but orofiigatelv plentiful. Altogether a very delightful day was reported by every one to hove bee n . spent ; and the moving and crowded picture to and fro in the pleasant park of the graceful June (female) cos tumes, amidst unclouded June sunshine, will be remem bered by all those who assisted in making up the countless groups. The wise benevolence of Sir T. Wilson in throwing open his demesne, for the purposes of the charity, was loudly and warmly ex tolled and to those who extolled, it may be suggested that a meportionate imitation of Sir Thomas's philanthropy would convert the " Dispensary" into an " Hospital," and so provide liar the Greenwich district those enlarged capa bilities for the accommodation of the maimed and diseased which are nnw so greatly required. For instance, in the case of' an accident to limb at Greenwich or its neighbour hood, there is only the alternative of the dreadful and any insufficient " Dreadnought" or a cart or cab to town. Is that right ? ST DENHAM FLORIO:Uri:RAI. SOVIETY.—The second feta of this society was held on Tuesday, in the grounds of the Greyhound, unit was numerously attended by the gentry and the patrons of floriculture. There was a show of (urchins, heaths, pelargoniums, calecolariaa, and also a choice collection of grapes, melons, and strawberries. l'rizes were offered by the practical committee to cottager*, and it is to be hoped that more competitors in this class .ia appear at the autumn show. The band of the Coldstream Guards was in attendance. Antsy: oF THE POLICE SUPERANNUATION FUND. It having come to the knowledge of the commissioners of police that certain officers who had retired from the force upon pen-ions of superannuation have since taken situations, sometimes of the name character and of more l a b our an d profit than thew from which they have keen discharged, notice has been giv.o that the chief commissioners will sub mit the pensit nerS to a new examination with a view to placing the really effective upon special duty. SUN.ItEssION UV BETTINu-llousEs.—Yeaterdav, at a fully attended vestry meeting of the parish of St. 'Pan cras, Mr. Churchwarden Billett in the chair, Mr. Farrar brought forward a resolution approving a petition to both houses of parliament, praying the legislature to bring in a measure for the suppression of betting-houses. Mr. Farrar read a letter from Sir It. Mayne, which stated that there were la) common betting-houssOlfs • tropolitan dis trict alone. Mr. T. E. Marv, • • seconded the resolution. The resola. was • unani mously, and a form of pcti •• • • • ,„ • ill• t • 4 - 11/