The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-25 00:00:00

4•4 Tt 7 fp rt 4 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1852. No. 1,822.] [THREEPENCE. r--- 7 - - uItIEANNI.I 'MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, I. Ilisles-Aent, Bank, Looks. by ller 54...e-ty's Royal lAiters Initl4 Tom. (*.E.,IVVIITALYAV .IIIEIt . *. F.N., 119. Erne , Eq.. Neekiniter M. 114 I , remotibiey. ...Hired], Ley., e.k 0111141 and Twickenham. v1br.1.1. , 5, 1. , V. rte Mut evutt, Lombard-stew Weater, KN., I, reineer-.fleet, Bank. I„ 1 , , 7, T. 4 *bow , - 1N.., ~.t. -11. **Modes *er, tLy , N,..EJ-'tare, 1 imam's lan. 'Ciao% sr.4 Stennil,g, 1 , , ebu.. la.treet. Mknias; It, welt, Fa*len.. and Itatoutd, 30, Combs 1. to, yea °faunally ,wt .blodtell alder a iliffi.rrnt tittle tb. t. ea trot of a bollar' the :teamed to p irtimaide igaar•t. , . • 'llb the per to. but too 'wit ir ht• •tme ton re. ,• comae a.n -stir Mum .1 A. atetation." w,' ..- • Ibis Nada cad prtnterte a. 551 aceuattibited a,,, , • t... sell of the umurel. ,• . omit 41 tons. illy 46/000t the policy ludderr. awl q. ..it the eurreist year's premium; thus t.matttuttnit, :..0. 4116.1 e stud, paymt nt to the at, on d. •1 petal,* ate eT111116,1 as Ulan* %Innen lhaniarable to lir ht.: t• tho amount 1.4 - what credit I. giant being ittadually &pal-tett...at .4 (i.e profits. tali. id Litt have been coarraled; one entitling the aeatlettl yonen.de a the proot• aft. r payment of tire aboard premium,: WRIT, lehbeh h-e lanai ot 'tomtit I,..tatum dial , - • t•olt. rteiogier the premiums ultimately potable by the limed tit. h... se rieer the tame, whiche ter table.. 4 rates nay the ttr.t weak. be ar'ect.d. tw a. tap ~,ttrife a the meta en are held :annually, to whom full gad nnoitarte -tato , rata of the steam. and footle of pat , ae.s - ty or, low tOI, 41.1 hy • boat •he dirodursa of tho 'mitts are from time to JrcLat d. the annual enema meeting Od.l ea the Yet Ayril W. a divi boa .. .. cent.s(sa.th. Vint al f ear's meth,. teas awaea le n MO, 1. also bad wads the Teglaeile nahabeT of payateuU ua (31 tratimto I..a . rien. Ity order of the Paint of Ihrertora, E. IL WS I 1./t, Itraident (Vector . . louden. NI., I. 1.52. AN Iriti.W I , II.ANCIN The I 7. - .t. L. Motu 11 tile A .onan - rt " a al . o.ar4htr dal net bora...ea . o 'rut tr, the proprietary rtes tran•... tint: ballot.n coder tn. u• .• t the •• Hriumma lite Aura rm Comprny.. The t- t wish theta. , ottable.hirot ate la, that Owl, affairs ter 0.t.a....t nn throorar premt•ent :lad by the wear nearer*. by which gas, :tot . ft . ,. .1 - ..borsrenrittit to the Mutual Armxiation are mimed r nunte on the sculpts. AT A 1 ., 11 .4 ).N x I .IL , 1 4 . !ti , LI s ti . l; I CE . a . i .. id INVESTMENT • T l,•,,,..wtsget of galre7 with this Areoriatka, winds yes este. Embed la Nor, 1,14, as • phis peculiar to drill, noires equal ad. ',stilt, . b. tie raptor eaptlol of the ,Illuent, and tut' pronidest OWN by et the mil Ono' avert. of the con(muniiy, and wilg.rds -n inner. 1... r. r' r ri..,isit toe blithevt r,le of interest i telilid by Ilhatiabss ' ,was, pi et, to Alone the Money to rmptoy nf. * i ces.. I "rated with the Aranciotion, for Investment, are mos* bon It...naive . on oreount to life visitinerrnews. lio well as the es. roe. .4 nissagramie*, whet ye beret , by the Lite Department, i r. 4..: linden vl the bank. •• brought to It by Inicanneut trail-se. seri , C,-,:tire. 'legation , enjoy the ender trent. yii Idi it by flor ispit.it tree true( deductive of any Lind—an wire st:um which no Obi lawsutis, either public or private, bolds forth, or eon &fiord, loin revolters. bterv.t vr Do Wail, Le pa! able Isaiflearly, in January on 1 July. Ciipral Stock, a. OW. ?be l' 171 t . ,: Soonit to altegvther Jo l liest and (Perorate from the per.....,-* vi, it in the Invertatint Depletion*. It constitutes, with ihe Emu via F..i.d, 0 guar.etre for tie ingsgstrats 14 the MAVIS -605. ...1 1., tern provided I. order 111 Mir the itcuttly of the alsiartil .11,1.1i.te. LIFE DEPARTMENT. r.:• I ti...rtei.nt insktnae . . a emit rcherielee and well•resula'ed eye, Memoir, 'nth simy valuable and important sonewit , . and prospectus , may be obtained, on oppllestes site• I.- .1 • of the Association, or to the respeenre Agent., ilnereLout I:. United King los. PRIER MORRISON, Manacle( Director. • AFplicatioris ft* Agencies may be mak to the Managing Med , VICTORIA I.IIK ASSUILANCK COMPANY, 1,..e Willies-wee, City. Ibidebliahtd Cu ,amovs —I4ENJAMIN HAWES log. Don t, Clotowan—THlMAtt NEsBITT, Em. earls 14.t0 , q FA). •IW. K. Jamas. Eel. Geese le John Kell, EM. Itean Est , ERA John Mullah. Si. J. Eau !ALS, I (*bade Esq. Ague 1,..1005et, Esq. Daniel Sutton, Ent di le, Gurney. Eel. I belittotasill 'ootrey, Erg. The Sear. of the Company eutbrseea eery tkecription of ebb Onaleol r at. Lae Aolaraace. The Premiums are moderate, and gay h: p..l . t e rter:y, half-yearly, et otherwise. (set adored re .dedhird of the Premium. till death, °TUN the rmooa,a. a.r at, yeas; as Policies taken out for the shalt of life. Ree 4 est la reset if the GeZeolue allowed without payment of nay anthateeetis. awl** wen dee Ike Rest sad Weft Wks are pen es, t.yourallie 1 AMONOMM. Po tee. any h MOO stadia* Iheneltio. Gnat t, glen ta Aillamerst Triad* d is liompopg sae Life ra t: m ta, au.—.6:ao to relley•lNMEld gbh PenOna Peur.titts or to par rent. ce tr Min lliYEw Illpgropri ,ted to Mien or. the Profit Seale. Mtestes partirabaly regemisitediefrur Miro= just intsd. Inman 11.11111&T, Actuary. THO, HARRIS &SOWS Ispirved Aiiwasslislisswres. ■or! aft wteg (or Touriitereal &aside Abater. F elsht Ise, - eo to :tr. ; loiters ditto, aia.; Twat, ditto, £4. Gone kris re* Tehrocess ti 2 0 11 Curly. free. Tili IM ts HARRIS and SON, ()pada. to the Rojo] leatily, GREAT RC...ELL STREET, Lambs. Carnes. k 2, is apatite the SRI II -U 311:11EIC (.ATE.;. Illetelleet this and yew will avoid nista', as tie base. ALLIM/N and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Idtatreturere, GO sad 71 Neinit-43 , et• terred hue detarrret rd Dieseetnet. FIANUPIIIVILe of the beet wort. irealp far 11110, bed EXPORTA 110 X. leeteamente =ant rat cm Ire (ready Air: to see; r be mold et a too tedeetr. -atteerread Prert , at by earlobe triers at bierlare. rer -- ADIEII.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOE, tot th Aim art repletion—lt rad, mg aid roarer Mere 1,11 the shun, while, by is metier ga the pore and 'az.** rearory roe* It raper all riparian Ins the mare, Aar every tendency to harnanatioth and thee Sileteate awil.etep all redness, tan, pimple*, spot*, freckle*. dir ✓keatun., aid ether eillanelAl• retather. The molar Mora It leper* to the Cheek aid tM warm and delicacy which It induces are harts ad arra, reader It ram, creel toilet. Gen itors, atter aware, will Ind it allay all urinate& aW tentlerner al $s ills, aid render it moth aro% rid element. Beware oterulear Lipton he Are. The wards " Inowlaade halOor • are on the trapper at the psalm snit* earl "A. Ireland and Barn. 7. Omttai 6.14%,* also engraved cm the government gulp is earn tvttle. Prise 4,. td. and is. W.—bold by them. and by Chico. uw. PerAinem THE GOItGET Patent Self adjeoteme RIIIRT. a Inca perfect and racy gulag objet, and by a simple in vention of the patentee, ailjuctri itself to all Tao, remata a the body, both bath cad tnint, either walking, sitting, ea riding. Price, incluilter the Reentered Elliptic Wriithand„ 41a. the ball dunce. Tte ELLIPTIC COLLAR 'Ault, onion), in all 1.11.11.111% nab Patent Eisen Fastening. I 2 ni the ilimen. The Patent Eleatic COLLAR FASTENING ail be attached to any cal. nomi Sostr, opening book or trust; Dent Ramps by an me* ot 13 nee Illnereled Fibs Lad with direction, tar Gee.—Patentee, le OPER, Tailor toter sad the Prince SiliolL.Atevt, r --; ~1 ~, VIE DAILY NEWS. London Rasing feper, prlec 3d. Aaa Degas, the DAILY NEWS la at the brad of the U lan, he.. of Greet Britain, sabrneating free commerce In its broadest I. and all s rand and practical reforms, whether political, social, If ecelentelleaL In the talent and vane of its General views,—in the aceargat7 of Its yge Bap.* to the ample, trutlatul, and impartial character of Its foreign I ntelligews, and in the larked mereanuleand commercial In_ frecastrun east &Med in the City, Railway, and Monetary Artislak— thu Paper in ancorpessed. It C. , 11!...010 a more derider Ilet of Shipping than ay other plaype— n earns ;arty early report of Shipping In the turban Seas by every prrlanl m to - and the only daily Mining Report, with list of rites, go/lofted anywhere. It adder... dal to 'anti: ire, se being the only pow besides the who h exclude., and kIIN always included, from Its 00111111112 all raften.i re ldwiliolltllerl7.. lie pr.'s,. In public 12,010 Is chum!, by the tart return of ramp. Lewd f e the year 140 16 As leading London flemapaperr, by "huh It well be wen that thrs Imply ;the youngest by more than Italy yeas, Lail IBM'S yeas beach IV three Pabst ,ellairetitolll: hatabliehed. stamps 11.441td. Rnmcia W.W.1,. Ito., Ilrearn DAILY 741.9,11 ....... ...... 1840 ..... 11.52 000 - - The continued maistesmee of thin position inatifles the isilevisg Opinion recently exprmsed by a coatrooms', : The Doily New ' r the youngest of all the Loners moralrg paws. EMIR the Rut it took high gourd lid • literal toree-repre senthog coroistently that emermative liberalism which is clearly the post,i,join of Ragland; and alrevely, with !be snood higher eireolstion of the recegared daily press, and with the largest bomber ~f adeertressento - next to the • Them • --obtained by any duly p.per, ite political MOM than corn-sm:ls with de commercial Wolmen•e.. re be ordered of as Boolueller or Newman In the kingdom ; seat Br (Mso , 19, 800 t, Keel-ere. I. Loreto. i)itiEsTLY IMM()ItALITY—ACIIII.I.I Tenon tiMAN. •-•• IM KAMAN JERROLD EMIR LLOV ICS N▪ EMO V 1.00:44076 NRWSPAPER.-Tbe Plartvr for SUNDAY 117.1[T, Jone 27, price hio Poet free. contain do large wara .of the te'est littedrelre (to the moment of pabber.ior horn all Arta W th - oorkl, by express. electric telegraph, and oth.r mesas, re- • ▪ ~ f expense. The number be fluriday next will also coo. tun: 1.11.114 Articles: TIN People's Sunday; the Betting Cabinet; the Trost • , isteso ; Manisge for Kish ',ad Puue; toed Egllnton'a blot 1r rt ; Wolves la Sheepskins -A full twit of the are al Kele. Ilms 0. Aelloli-Isiseberge n( the Sleek blind Mgrurems -Mocortry of Voo Slonlesers in 414 • itAtitiff of the We( k -flow of Rape taste. 4 P. I mer.na -Y•shiato, for July-The at the Fos and llouo Bohn t•stre.n - Alleged Popsooing of • C 144 at • Lying. In Pospital h6st., Videos. true Mr. Isixnell-Sismilar fharge of Mord- r la Puree --'1 he crystal Poises lid the dabber:lane - thou to limiest the fils't Tex, by Mr. Cobden -A Lamm co • Mint of liorsour May Debates- Gratuitous Advice to Emigrants, Ike. - LI/I) 1... KEEKLI LONIAIN NEWSPAPER in publiehed every Astor el mutt le Lime dr peg. Pelee only 3d., poet her, Need W... !mom ramps ko Edward Lloyd, No. 12, Itslletniryeeosare, " 66 e rid mores 40i 0119, as • sample, or order of any moo Woke.. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. THE ST. ALBAN'S ELECTION. PRIVILEGES OF COMMITTEES OF TUE HOUSE OF COMMONS. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Duress via Law Cum liasom aen A Senvie. ham LIVER O. Luxe CHARLEK . . . This was an action brought by the plaintiff, • butler in the service of the Earl of Vernlam, and one of the voters of the Borough of St. Alban's, against the defendant, a. Ser jeant-A-Arms of the Mouse of Coalmen., for having taken into custody and imprisoned the plaintiff', under a warrant from the chairman (E. Ellice, jun., E.q.) of a committee appointed by the house to try the validity of the return of Mr. Jacob Bell as a member for St. Alban's, upon the petition of Alderman Sir It. Carden, the rejected candi date. The plaintiff was produced as a witness before the committee, but refused to answer any questions tending to shoo, bribery hail been practised, upon which refusol the committee, under the powers vested in them by the statute of the II and Victoria, cap. 9s, the tart section giving the power, issued their warrant by the chairman, directed to the Serjeant-at-Arms, to take the plaintiff into custody, upon which the Deputy-tierjeant immediately took the plaintiff into his custody, and kept him until discharged by an trice of the committee. The defendant pleaded such warrant and order as a justification. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiff; and the Attorney-General for the defendant. Mr. James, in opening the ease, contended that the chair man of the committee, who had issued the warrant, Iced no power to do so, without, in the first instance, obtaining the .annctimhof the Mouse of C and a *errant signed by the speaker of that house. Upon tlls warrant plaintiff was taken into custody on the Friday, but on the Monday be was discharged by the hou.e. The warrant vet out that the plaintiff had misconducted himself before a committee and prevaricated in giving evidence, and refused to answer questions put to him. That was a question more for the th•cisioii of the house itself than the committee, the house alone being the judge of that matter. The learned counsel said he believed it would be contended that a committee of I the house had the same powers as the house, though the Sicaker, to issue a warrant, but there was a greet die " tinction between the two authorities, as decided in various eases from the time of the celebrated rose of Wilkes down to that of Howard T. Gossett. The authority of the committee was under statute, whilst that of the house was • that of the constitution. • The Lord Chief baron here interposed, and asked the learned counsel whether he did not think a special case would he the best mode of trying the qui stMn. t Mr. James replied by saying he was quite neatly to adopt • that course. . • . . . Ihe Attorney-General said, before doing so, they must tint agree upon the facts. The Lord Chief Baron—Nu doubt, hut I may express my opinion that the proceedings of the committee, nr any war rant issued by them, is entitled to the same authority so an order of the house, equal to that of the warrant of any court in Westminater•hall. 'fhe course of modern legislation and modern decisions was against any technical objection to such warrants. What was the real truth and common sense messing of the matter? The committee had no doubt the right to ezereise its authority with respect to the pre• varicatinn of the witness, and were the proper judges as to the issuing of the warrant and placing him in custody. In my opinion the warrant justified the defendant in taking , the plaintiff into custody, and that was a sufficient justifica tion; and I shall therefore at once stop the ca-e, and simply direct the jury to find a verdict for the plaintiff, with nomi nal damages on the first issue, and for the defendant on the plea of justification. Mr. E. James agreed to the ruling of the learned baron, but tendered a bill of exceptions, so that tha point of law as to the powers of the committee might be discussed and decided elsewhere. Ihe Learned Judge then directed the jury to find a ver dict for the plaintiff on the first issue, and for the defendant on the second. The jury returned a verdict accordingly, with 40s. da mages en the first issue. IRELAND. Drams, JrNs 24. The Irish papers are filled with reports of elec tioneering meetings held in various parts of the country ; and to judge from the proceedings on those occasions, there is much more of political vitality manifested by the rural population, than it was sup posed was still to be found among them. A large meeting was held yesterday at a village in the vici nity of Newry and Banbridge, and the peasantry flocked to it in great numbers from the surrounding district. Mr. Sharman Crawford was present and addressed the assemblage at some length, expounding the principles of his tenant-right bill. Several Pres byterian and Roman Catholic clergymen also ad dressed the meeting. Dr. Gray in `Monaghan, and Mr. Lucas and Mr. Grattan at opposite extremities of Meath, have also been addressing meetings at which the people seemed sufficiently enthusiastic, during the past few days. In the King's County, Westmeath, and Mayo, animated demonstrations have also been made by the popular party. Lord liunkellin has issued his address to the electors of the borough of Galway. The principles of his lordship, who is the grandson of Canning, arc liberal, and he promises his best exertions to secure for Galway the advantages of a packet station. STEAM COMMCNICATION WITH THE PACIFIC. It was announced lately that Cunard's Company were about to run a line of steamers to Australia by way of New York, Panama, Tahiti, end New Zealand, and that the arrangements were nearly ansplete. Some surprise was felt at this announcement, on account of such a gigantic undertaking having been kept a profound secret, until the extensive arrangements necessary for carrying it into effect were nearly completed. The scheme of the Australasian and Pacific Steam Navigation Company started some time since, in connexion with the West India and Pacific Mail Steam Packet Companies, fell in public estimation, in con sequence of the announcement, because it was considered such • scheme would have • powerful competitor in the scheme of Cunard. it turns out, however, that the only thing Cunard's company are going to do is to run a line of steamers between New York and Chagres to feed the Australasian and l'acific Company's line, and to secure some of the traffic between Central America and the United States, now monopolised by the Americans. The new enterprise of Cunard is, however, of some importance, as it will enter into rivalry with the West India Mail Company for passengers bound from this country for the Pacific, whether for California, the south-western coast of America, or Australia, and vise recur. Owing to the numerous departures from Chagres for New York, and from New York and Boston for Liverpool and Southampton, news reaches England occasionally quicker from the Pacific by way of New York than by way of St. Thomas, from which place then is only a communication with England once a fort night, added to which also the Reamers for England are detained at St. Thomas considerably, waiting for intones lonial packets. The distance between England and Chagres via the United States is about 5,200 miles. There will be , a transshipment at New York and • call maee at L Jamaica by such a route. The distance between England and Chagres via St. Thomas is 4,700 miles. There is • transshipment at St. Thomas, and calls mado at Santa Martha and Carthagena. As far as distance is consi dered, the advantage is in favour of the St. Thomas route ; but unfortunately the. stretch is so great Wiwi a that island and England that it cannot be traversed so propor tionately quick as the shorter 'stretch between New lork and England. The steamers on the St. Thomas line will shortly, however, run the Atlantic voyage in thirteen or fourteen days, and the voyage between Chagres and St. Thomas can be easily accomplished in four or five days. What must be done, therefore, will be to shorten the waiting time at St. Thomas. Ina month or two the homeward steamer will wait at St. Thomas for the Mexican packet only two days, but unfortunately it will have to wait • week if necessary for the lhme rata steamer. If two steamers instead of one were to start from St. Thomas WIC to deliver the mails to all the islands between St. Thomas and Barbadoes, and the other to all the islands be tween St. Vincent and Demerara, the time occupied on the Barliadoes and Demerara routes would he shortened. The only way to shorten the stay at St. Thomas is to employ more steamers on the jute r-colunial routes. The direct route by St. Thomas to and from England and Chartres will then fairly be able to compete with the indirect rout , by the tided States, and stand some chance for the Pacific trade at Chagres against the almost daily arrivals and departures there of American and English steamers to and from New York, which will shortly take place. l'onTsmorrir, Juxe 24. The Edinburgh, 58, I I screw-steam gunnery ship, Capt. ileulett, returned to Spithead to day from he r trial cruise in the Channel, which we are informed was very satisfactory. She went down Channel as far as the Land's-end under sad, and returned up under steam. Under both she has pruned herself a good seaboat. Under steam her average speed was be tween 8 and 9 knots per hour. During her cruise her crew were well drilled at the great gun exercise, and other prac tice. The Gladiator, gleans-frigate, has been taken up the Isarboor to-day, preparatory to being taki n into the steam basic for repairs. The Grampus, 60, has been taken to her nswing, up the harbour to-day. ELECTION OF SHERIFFS. Yesterday was the day appointed for the election of the sheriffs of London and Middlesex for the ensuing year. The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR presided in com mon hall, there being present several of the aldermen and common councilmen, amongst whom we noticed Alderman Wire, Carter, Duke, M.P., Sir George Carroll, Kt., Challis, Sidney, M.l'., Salomon', Moon, and Fawns; Common Councilmen John Wood, Esq., 11. L. Taylor, Esq., Mr. Godson, De Jersey, Mr. Heaps, Deputy Holt, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Maughan, Makin, Osmond, D. , piity Lake, M'Greftor, Wake, and several others. The sheriffs, Messrs. Cotter,.ll and Swill, and the under sheriffs, Messrs. Millard and Hop wood, were also present. The hall s, as well tilled, but the proceedings were not of that interest which is usually felt upon such occasions. After the ward preliminaries, the choice of parties for sheriffs took place. Several gentlemen were nominated, but the choice of the citizens fell upon Mr. Alderman Car ter and Mr. Jno. Hulbert, a merchant of high :tending in the City. The former gentleman, however, declined to serve. Deputy Hour then called the attention of the hall to the election of auditors of the city accounts for the ensuing year. Ile moved that Mr. T. Woodmen Booth, of the Dis tillers' Company, be one of them. Agreed tu. Mr. James Gardiner was also elected. The following report of the auditors was then agreed to: We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, elected by the livery of London, in common hall assembled, on the 24th of June, ISSO, and '24th ef June, WI, auditors of the Chamberlain's accounts of the corporation and Gresham funds, and of the Bridgemaster's accounts of the Bridge house estates, do report as billows :—That the account of the reseipt and expenditure of the corporation of the City of Loudon, laid Were us to audit, was the seventh report of Anthony Brown, Seq., Chamberlain of the City of Lon don." The report gives the cash account from the let of ' January to the 31st of December, 18.50. Subjoined is the abstract :—Balance on preceding account, 12,8131. 17s 4id. ; receipts of the year 1&50, including the sum of 70,000/. fur building the new House of Correction at Holloway, 237,400/. 10s. 101 d.; espentliture, '247,9311. 14s. 21d. ; ba lance of cash upon the account on the 31st of Dec., 1830, 2'2,2321. 13s. 1 ltd. In the Gresham accounts the following results appeared: Balanee in the hands of the Chamberlain, d7Bl. 6s. Ild. Bridge house estates, balance in hand, 631. 13e. The hall was then dissolved. MINES. TUERSDAT EvENINo. The business in mining shares to-day has been extraordinarily active, and the market is beginning to be sensibly affected by the prevalent demand for investment. Prices in most cases aro decidedly looking up. The inquiries arc more particularly fur South famar, Holmbush, West Treasury, Cubert, Clive, Wheal Harriett, West Providence, Merllyn, Bedford United, and West Wheal Alfred. Wheal Arthurs are this afternoon sellers at 17. The prices at which sales have been made arc reported to us as follows by the most respectable brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this variable market as be tween buyer and seller :—Wheal Speedwell, 71, 8 ; Clive, 61, 1,1; Wheal Arthur, 171, 18; Merllyn, 71 ex div. ; Orsedd, 21; North Vale of Towey, 1; West Providence, 471, 481; Cubert, 215., 2,:is. ; Wheal Harriett, 11; Vale of Towey, 295, 6d.; West Trea sury, N, 10; United Mines, 100, 1021; Gustavus, 21; Tamar Consols, 4,1; Bedford United, 51, 1,6; Trevelyan, 4,1; 'West Wheal Alfred, 2; East Wheal George, 51 ; Cook's Kitchen, 21 ; East Tamar, 175., 17s. 6d., 18s. fid.; Alfred Consols, 141, ; liolmbusk, 18 ; Wheal Uny, 9; Trclawney, 36 ; Tineroft, 111 ; Copiapo, 5, k. The gold mining shares were quiet, with little change in price's. Canon's Creek were rather freely offered. The non-official quotations aro as follows: Australian Consols, 1 dis. to par ; Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; Royal Australian Mining, , dia. to I prem.; Yuba River, to; prem.; Baden Baden, par to 1 prem.; Britannia, 4 to 1 dis. Mexican and South American shares aro rather flatter. The Carson's Creek Mining Company have re- 1 ceived advice. dated 10th May from San Francisco, announcing the arrival of Messrs. Hawes, Sande mann, and Carrington, the deputation who were sent to investigate the property. They were about to proceed to the mines as speedily as circumstances would admit of. A dividend of ss. per share has been declared at Merllyn Mine. THIS DAY. Two o'CLot z. There is no especial change in the quotations of m, the gold mining shares, business being moderate. Nouveau Mondcs are steady, and mark prem. 14 Yuba River shares are worth I to I prem. ; Mel- so bourne, par to prem. There are a good many transactions in Cobra shares, at 391 to 41. Closing bottom prim eme gyelerdsy. to4ay. Pa I : I nt I I ll l's - Par l 1 4 ni 40 1 Pa ) 40t I 39/ i 4r II ► i- :He ,S I 4 ,tbrii I 12 t I tt lr 2 2 f I dis 100,0 o 10%0[0 13A• I4tU 1 100. 20 10 Is _1 IAgo&lo Ihis Ang Califorean MetroWWl , Meth:lies Austroben Erect:old !Are Maria I t."'",n,"°4 100.000 10,000 0,000 11,000 210,000 r l3 taAZt;illls ajoli:1 Brazil Imp. (Ink at 3/. pm.! . 1 °xeelan.dct!ta"..l Do. ;ii:TA,;;litiiii77 .7. iNreerea Creek , ~1 1 F 0.71110 90.000 10,600 11.000 140,001 100,006 50,01 10,000 000 04,41 its ikbO4 moon 02,c00 a ll ooo ..40! o}PinPo Eng. lk Anstnann , Golden Mountain Ores* Polsooth ,1411 u -- -- - Wie0ra1............ L. RCWllur ,l)dltLC.O , I If'ul~ Jk d+utSAserieu New Granada Nouveau Monde Pori Philip Clouts _ ii i i 44 de (.`ato ...... Ilto Croft I Usitid Mex;ema I Nat MariNes 1 11 I .1 eI W. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Llvateroot, Jens 24.—Our share market has not been 111 st. so active to-day as jesterday, and quotations are not so good 10 as at the commencement of business. The following are the "I. transactions :—Aberdeen, 14—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and tit. Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 221. shares, 51 d. y e —Caledonian, 2I1 —Chester and Holyhead (pref. guar. 44 Do per cent.), 19.—Eastern Counties, 101—East Lancashire, Ift 19—Great Northern, 22:—Laneashire and Yorkshire, 781 P I /—Ditto (fifth shares), 41 e., 4 d.—Ditto (201. F shares), 1 4 d., par.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201—London i „ ' and N. Western, 127—Ditto (new 1 shares), 54 p.—Ditto pi (fifth shares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, M 344--Ditto (preference shores), 131 —Ditto (61. new pre- h ference), 1 1-16 p.—Midland, 711 —Ditto (new pref. 11 !: per cent.), 1 p.—Shrewsbury and - Birmingham (preference '" shares), 111—South Eastern and Dover, 211 t I—York, its Newcastle, and Berwick, 181—York and North Midland, 4 2.sl—Dutch Rhenish, 21 d. It LEEDS, JUNE 24.—There has been only a limited extent of business done on 'Change this morning. Midlands show 17, a decline of 7s. Gel., haring closed at 711. Great Nortberns I bare been done at 2'21, North British at 81, and East Lan- Bt . eashires at 184. 131101114011 AN, JUNE 24.—This market was again firm, 17 with a fuU amount of business doing. Midlands were done 1 6 at 711, 1 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham B's at 61 ; and Shropallire Unions at 21. 18s. 9d. din. Manctilwrzu, JUNI 24. The market opened with rather better rites than were obtainable at the close yes- !! ri terday ; but there has not been much business, and it again ; close" tweedy, with drooping prices. Eastern Counties, p 101 ; East Lancashire, 194 ; ditto (pref. quarters), 9 1 ; a ditto (fi ft hs, second issue), 51 ; Leeds Stock, 7 8 1 ; ditto I (fifths), 41 d. ; Manchester and Birmingham (C quarters), r. 2 3-16 p. ; Borers, 21 9-16 ; Flectwoods, 1 ; Midlands, Is 71 f ; Sheffields, 341 ; Cheshire Junction, 101 el. ; West 5 Ridings, 3 tl. ; London and North Western Stock, 127 ; 1 Blackburn (No. 1), fif . U 11 UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAmBEDGE, JUNE 21.—MP:11113ER8' PRIZEMAN.— The prises given annually by the representatives in parlia ment for the University to two Bachelors of Arts who com pose the best dissertation in Latin prose have been ad judged for the present year to Ifs. P:dward Henry l'ernwne, Corpus Christi Caller, and Us. Spencer Pricers! Butler, Trinity College. The exercises will be recited by their composers at the commencement. No under-graduates' prises have been awarded. RAIL WA YS. Tills DAY. Two o'CLoex. The railway market to-day is extremely buoyant, and prices now range higher than ever. The opera tions show a vast preponderauce of purchases, and a great rise has taken place in Caledonians, Great esterns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, North West • erns, South Westerns, and Midlands, but the advance is fairly distributed over the entire market. MONEY MARKET . THURSDAY EVENING._ As we anticipated, the effect of the French intelli gence has already nearly passed off the market. Ge nerally there is more disposition to contemplate with calmness the attitude which the Legislative Assembly is taking up against therresithlit, and all the security markets were decidedly steadier, especially during the latter part of the day. Some discussion has been created by a misquotation of 1 per cent. in the price of the French Four-and-a-Ilan' per Cent. Rentes, as received by electric telegraph, and supplied to all the London morning papers. The telegraph gave the closing quotation at Paris yesterday at 100.45, the real price lx ing 101.50. Owing, luckily, to the price of the Three per Cents. being at the same time given, no mischief was probably caused by the error, but the carelessness of the officials by whom the misquotation was supplied ought to be visited with reprehension. In ordinary times, a Mine quotation from l'uris might be suffered to pass without notice, but during a period of poli tical excitement, the prices arc watched with the utmost anxiety. t'onsols opened to-day 1001 to Z cx die. for the 16th July, then advanced to 1001, and closed, as offi cially quoted, 1(814, the price after the regular hours being called 100 Z to 5. The other stocks followed the same movement. Bank Stock is very firm. The official report of business embraces: --Three per Cent. Consuls for the opening, 1001, ex div. Three per Ceut. lteductd, 101:, 1, 1. New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 104!, 1,1, 5, 4. Long Annui ties, 1860, 6 15.16, ; ditto, 34; years, 1859, 64, 11-16. Bank Stock, 224. There was no change in the unfunded securities, which, nevertheless, were rather freely dealt in. Exchequer 'tills, March, are quoted 765. to 795. prem.; ditto June, 695. to 725. preen; India Bonds, Pitts. to 91s. prem. Foreign stocks were generally steady. Buenos Ayrean and Mexican arc looking up, and Brazilian, Chilian, and Venezuelan are also good. On the other hand Spanish and Dutch stocks were flatter, and the downward movement in Austrian scrip has airly set in, the price falling to 31 prem. There is but little probability of the end fur which the scrip has been pushed up to so high a premium being attained. To day's sales are as follows : Austrian Five per Cen t. Seri p, -15, 3Z, 41, 3! prem. Austrian Five per Cent. Old Bonds, 83 (exchange fixed at 10t1. per pound). Bra zilian Old Five per Cents. 1011, 101; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, 1011. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 775, 785. Chilian Six per Cents., 1065. Dutch 'Ewo-atid.a-lialf per Cents., ; ditto for account, 30th June, 641, 65. Granada Deferred Bonds, 10. Mexican Old Bonds, for account, 331 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 27, 265, 27 5. I'ortu guese Concerted Four per ente., 385, 38. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1035, 41. Spanish Old 'three per Cents., 491, 1; ditto New Deferred 'three per Cents., 224, 5, 22. Venezuelan Three-and-a- Half per C ents., tor account, 451, 441, 451, 45. Australasian Bank shares were done in the house to-day at 511; Union of Australia 45;; General Steam Navigation, 2 9 1 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87 ex div. ; Royal Mail Steam, 785; Ebro Canalisation shares were quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Crystal Palace, 1.16 to 3.16 prem. Monday next, the 28th instant, has been appointed settling day in the Stuck Exchange fur shares in the Grand Junction Railway of France. Dundee letters mention that the meeting of the creditors of the Messrs. William Ferguson and Sons, whose failure we noticed some days ago, had been postponed. The winding-up is expected to be less favourable than was at first anticipated, and one correspondent estimates the ultimate dividend at no more than Bs. in the pound, instead of 205., as at first reported. The business in United States Stocks and the esta blished railway bonds has been of only a moderate cha racter this week, and prices present little change. There is some inquiry for :Maryland Five per Cent. Bonds, and for Montreal City Six per Cents. at rather im• proved figures. 'the latest quotations are thus re ported by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co. for transmis sion to America : Betkemable. Diviikmes. Prices. Called Stales 6 per Ct. Wm law Jan. and July 102' 1031 s. d Do. 0 per CL du le6B Jan. ono July 107 108 s. d Do. 6 per Ct. Stock 1867-1468 Jan. and July 10; z. d. Ditto ti per Cents ..... 1 0 82 Jan. and July 1004 1011 1. d. Near kjelo State 5 pet Cts. 1890-1160 Quarterly Pommy mania S per Cl. Ohio Wrier Cents . Maseachuoetts 3 peret. Ster ling limes Maryland 3 pivet.cter.llda — Jon. and July 97 VS Vim!, is 0 per Cent. hoods 1,80 Jan. and July 974 991 z. d. Kentucky 6 per Cent. Terinemee 6 per Cent Canada 6 per Ct. Deals Boston C ity 3 per Cents 1839.1862 April and Oct. 94 95 Montreal Cloy 8 per Cents 1937-11115 I p( i hc aP o a 86 87 Philadelphia and Wailing Rail. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mort- Moire Winds*. . Nem leek and Erie Seven per °into., lot mortgage 1868-1869 May and Nov. 10: 107 Ditto serf u per mint. 2nd mortgage Ditto Mien per Cents,Cano eenible .. !Bohm n Control nail per Ct. C o n t ertible ChluCAntral Sewn per Cta lB6l Feb. and Aug. 90 The price of silver has attained a further advance. The bar silver brought by the Magdalena from the West Indies w as sold this morning at ss. Old. per oz. standard, being a rise of Id. on the price previously reported. Some portion of it was taken for the Continent, but the major part of it was absorbed by the Indian demand. An act has just been passed by the Congress of New Granada by which the rivers of that republic arc thrown open to the navigation of toreign steam vessels under their own nags, subject only to the charges and obligations laid on national vessels. This concession will probably be of little importance to British commerce, but it will lie regarded with interest as indicative of the more liberal tendencies of the legislature, and their wish to develop the re sources ot that valuable territory. Tlie traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1562. 1851. 1850. London and North Western 1:49,34/5 ..D59,010 ..L47,987 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,657 .. 16,521 .. 16,068 London and South Western 13,797 .. 15.956 .. 14,032 London and Brighton Orcat Western Midland South Eastern York and Nay* Midland York, Newest/tie, & Berwick 14,706 .. 14,578 .. 14,897 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,769 ~ 1,735 .. 1,472 Ureat Northern 10,833 .. 11,622 .. 3,382 North Stuttonlshire Manchester, Huston, and Matlock. Manchester, Sheffield, and I.incolioltire Chester end li. lyhead Shropshire Union 692 .. 613 .. 474 Kanter and Crediton Bristol and Kanter Leeda Northern 1,289 .. 1,285 .. 1,115 Oxford, Worcester, and Wol vcrliuntpion - .. Kendal and Windermere South Yorkshire and River Bun 1,252 .. 773 .. 1,032 ----- - - - 'l'ho aggreguto results presented by these ve toing (taking only the corresponding lace), are as follows: Aggregate Number AVCrllftr amount of miles receipt per reeeivi il. open. mile. 1852 .... L2114;,23.1 3,7831 £54 10 1 18.11 .... 223,827 3,706 60 710 18A .... 193,831 .1,495 i 9 2 The comparison of the metropolitan lines is un favourable to the prtsent year, hut is readily ac counted for when we consider that the Exhibition traffic at this time test year was t xtremely large; • that the retina from the corresponding week of last year likewise includes a portion of the Whitsuntide traffic, kind that the pleasure traffic this year has as yet attained no development owing to the unseason able weather. Several of the provincial hues exhibit remarkably good "takes," especially the Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire. At this period of WI the North Stattiirdshire Canal was stopped for repairs. -• The return per mile per week is subjoined: 1862. 1861. 1866 London and North Western 4:91.79 .. 1113.97 „L 102.10 Liineashirc and Yorkmhirc 67 91 63.51 66.30 London and South Weatern —66.48 .. 65.32 .. 68.71 Great Webtt rn 7764 .. 134.64 142.63 London and Brighton 62.06 72.36 72.2.5 South Liu tl.lll 48 61 .. 65.1:2 .. 68.67 York and North Midland 27.31 .. 214.43 .. 32.29 Great Northern 48..52 .. 49.24 .. 23.64 Midland 43 9O .. 4612 Chi,ter and Holyhead 36 27 .. 35 55 11.74 liork,:Ni.wraiitle,und Berwick 48.29 .. 49.75 51.32 Bristol and liteter The returns on Scotch lines are as under : Aberdeen Glatgow and South Wt rn Caledonian Seottiall Central North brit iudi The Irish returns are: Belfagt and Ballymena Ileila.l aryl County Down Londonderry end Enniskillen Cork and Bandon Great ttauthern wed Westena Ukter Dundalk and Enniskillen Dublin and Delfaat J unction 1&52. 1881. ;1,719 .... 1,0 .... 3,812 6,013 2,019 .... 1,800 3,8 i 9 .... 3,2111 18.52. Lam .... 240 .... THIS DAY. 300 .... L.;79 2) Ina .5,113 .... 4.5!7 92$ .... 1 S:1 87 . . . . Two 'Mutes. A further advance has taken place in the quota tions of the English funds, and the market for all securities is extremely firm. Consols have reached 100 Z, and arc now good, at 1001 to Z cx dlv. for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to ; the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 104' tow ; Long Annuities, ; Hank Stock, 223,1 to 1; Exchequer Hills, March, 765. to 775. prem.; ditto June, 695. to 725. prem. The business in the foreign house is by no means active, but prices are firm. Mexican Bonds are still rising. The old stock marks :33 to ' whilst the new bonds arc now quoted 27 to Z. Spanish Old Threes mark 991 to 11; ditto New Deteirol, 22 to 1. Venezuelan Actives, 441 ; ditto Deferred, 171. Granada Actives, 22. Austrian Scrip, :J1 to 4 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Par Accoust. . 1 . awing. 7 0 To . 1 101 SS SHARPS AND STOCKS UNDUADANTEID. RA.ILWA,I4 ' lOO 11.1t40‘11 bftlllllg.. iio9lo and P. el Junctlos . all lllnr.Watv. !Slow Vol 2.1 I Idirkenhsall, Lanessalre,a itt..Jun.. all Iln.lidadlUrk.sol3tEd.o !.! Ids!str, sad Exeter Calrdtaura . all Chance eel Ilmihrad all (yak aad Patithen 41 Dribllaar.d Nelfart J an... all Donley Perth, ni.el &her. all East Arillan (C251..4 aged I .le Lel eL Do. (Elm rr &aim Oosat:es all Manes Val.*. CY; A... (late ICU. BD.) . all Do. Casa It rad C dith all "Gat lantarhlre k:Neotindia Dori. Clad lino. loartiro IM IldiaboliYaril 1.410000 w 100 FAlnboeyb, Isorth,Dando. 101 Glorkow tt Soutl, Wosert 100 (treat tiortheut PIO Do 4 pharrp, A. Stork. 101 Do. Fl ares.D. Mak.. G,.:,outh. anti VI a. (Ire. WO Grant Vitatern tl . l iLaptatt!r and Calla* . I ii; 17. F.. lOn Larcolire rag 70141.14• 14 I Do. Falba . 11, Dm Wert Walla tb.or• al bream Northern 1141.catioa sad Blackrall * lOU Lom, Orlobtr a, at a. Coat Lw (401111.1 ltortla•Wka . ..• 110. to., 4 'barer It i Do. Flrtbr 1 " Do.Slosb.,l4.and B.tt: 100 :London t Noutb-Wat• r 14h1 Do., . It De.. S4O . all Iwortordrrylt Knaialth, all Illamelt.,F.aa..andldatlas 11.18 Ilaweb.,/410.,41L30r01arb ' 44 Po. Man.& Ltncl. rlOO Wawa WO Do. Birm.sad Dab} 474 101.0•. e. 414 Want 100 Newmarlet . 13 Newport, Ahergavess, i. 60 10 IS St 25 bt. 95 74 Lai%Wallas liel; Noel. Ik . , Li Do. New £20... 7! Iforthrru Counties Ilaior• 'IN Mortis Britiph Is sort,' I7evon, 174.Nort!‘ Staffrdshire.. . so jeorth Wester.... --..._______ .. 6 Ilion A 6Poutb Weirt.luno all 10664 d, Wore.. t W.4•..r 00 veo , tioll Central _ li.o Aloolliab Alidisuad „. all , Illtre... hWmC ~ leas A 911 Do., Close IL.. .- .. I Affewsliery a Ikrelerd - al. sett wobury and Clue* (Nor. W. Ma.) ... on Do. MITI* ... ... .. 2' Do. llowttry ... .. 4 bropriilre flown ... Ditto A, B. C, and% fully paid na at per Cant M bulb Peron IGO Wont! Keaton . ka +oink Wales . . 13 In YIN verD Storttoa and flartleprue le 'ltuusteetlannDoek&Loa. 17 Vale of Neath . all Watarford and Kilkenny all Waterford and LiNbefielt. 13 Wewt Cornwall . 1110 I TOri,il;;;;;atle Saler* 1 , ! It,. term:ton. timing pities yestcruay. 272 2$ 7 72 102 lei II 10 ills g 43 41i 1!! 10 8 411 1 3 71 1111 19 SII 02 64 66 91 02 31 38 118 180 11 4, 45 33f 81 64 104 114 pm 79 791 44 41 ale 3f 3 17 174 106 1,17 iambs to.tay up to l p.m. 2 484 4 4 sa 3 17 i2ii 6I ; 1 1 936 II Ali 44 101 6 ne 92 le 3 36 3 11 13 544 23 do 45 41 4 95/ i 1 PO 704 804 9 1 i 174 9a+ 1074 12q119 23 1 1 93 1 4 6 40 34 1 i 721 I 2 1 39 4 4 ; 22 i 3 112 j IS SO 41 4 dig IA 2 39 41 10 Y ols 31 3 dl. 73A 24A 7 7A dls Gi 6 aw ,11 1 221 Va 71 71 4 '4 $ I di. 14 91 194 91 124 144 a 21 SO 46 61a 19 60 71 72 3% 134 par I pal 21 21 la 13 1 4 Gf 31 43 91 101 72) 734 7 64 dla 2 1 2 1 .. SO 31 !ISO ItENTAIPI 116 160 0 100 Inch sad North NsCho 1.11 1 118 LISABED AT Fl WI tit 1114mbettimA0slordIttoc 4E7o w li t t. h r s est 1:1116 • guarantor Osirod4nOrtatWelttta t. Ai Si SW, Wel', sad Dudls) I setioduiyid.,ors o _ llama to 4: rtAt tern 170 1 817i1M.• IMAM 41 purist. (mold to Griot tve.tert. 174 1174111444164.4mAkbe (lewd le laidoo6ll. 2 lllolossi SO CAT=tlo hastion 100 ilielliahrearr.ll,l%. Owed lo lit. Itoilharo) 23 r,Olostooter t Moo rorc.4 (trawl to OrtiaWtotrro, At ,11011Jolelby(Lllortattliw : I Do. 'ham (ditto) 12*, Do. I ohms (dttto) I Su Ueda; Bradford 121.L00d00 ult Urotowltl. S.11:1/ 0.. krt. a 0 unto Pratt/owe (dim, 10 20 Lowtstoft Guar.tocirent (lewd to Ph Ifo.k) 10 gortlieroliYastern 3 potC, (leased to Itast.couatitt 2.1 rtiotokit Olyat (lea. I.c. kN.West.itLatte.lk Yoe. 14 11 Ditto Altar. (A) (ditto) SO SO Lhood., tit Old., and Itsterte (lowed to sou* Eartni. 81J 100 Ilkqewe sod litteklo to lima Not tkern R. 100 Do. Sbioreth Book u IN Slid. Roth. Gook. g.so.ct. (ima to but. on toil. 19 Nt ) oollififtfrottitlitreticmee I to Mr. M'CIOO) I . = I 20 1 190 or %boy. •P. Cl.ovo. P Oared to too* +r. SO 30 ',Ditto Ditto Ditto Si. Ito 1101101 14cmer/rt (kern' ! to Onolt Wtotorn) PREYED CNI 1011i0mrikr_ 31 22 .91 30f alf .9f 30f 19f !91 50 51 6 7 piek 111 113 351 564 167 HO 13 13( Ji 2116 II If II 64 254 in 143 152 10 131 1 I d i. $1 32 103 103 NrAt vs. Oft., 31Ditto No. 2, 7 par Oast..— Ito Caledonian SIO . _ 00 MI 1 i IClnater and IMP/bead . 111 Mla all loindee, Perth, and Alegi* 'teen Junction . t ll4 111 3/ IlastAnplianl3/.10.1ip.n s al 2 ,Dia. do. (71.175.) 7 per Ct -- (I , l4asts.'or.Extr.,s pe.,Nol II If ow 6' Ditto do. No. 2i II 14 fat 10 15, New n per CeoL Meet 181 14 20 Ifot.tnicia.ecr4Plo.6o.Cl 13 f 16 1 all Past Lvic. Cp C. qr. Maw , 3 Edinburg* Perth, and. Dundee, 54 per Cent 1 ID On at Northern 3 per Cent 16 10 9. I.l.slllB.Reiliemrible 4 crito 2 2 pm 61 Ot Itth•Meritrn(Dalittio 61 0 6 OWeaLlikslallant•es Spa e pm 100 Ot.Weeitem, fixed 41 p.et.' 100 Isinewl,irelaork*. P 120 i 7 00 ,7 m• ~ Brie, Pref.' uer et 50 Ditto 0011 V. 5 pet., 1852 5 I,...n.kmatilthY.ertern New. all Lundonderryhtnoiet Oh li Man.*4.l4.l4Line. tria.bol I" I Do. New 130 ... 3 DJ. Sr, ... .. e . l"' MtelitrilConr.ltr.kl3..Blo.o, 6 Ditto Preference. 20 20 Naeloilt Eateriroo... , 5 Dolluaranteed 51 per Ct. 100 North liritirb ... ... 121 Diked, Won** i, a 1 ' W01rer.,•14.6 per Coil 3 Do. do. do I * tlerea..lBlilrm.Nt irtluar ' 10 dirtroi.loChmtrt (Nor.% I Min. el per Ccht... 23 1 1 / 4 1•18 Ikvon .. , 1) South liork. 4 per Ct.Cua. 11 'Waterford k Kilkenny l' a York. Newcastle,* Mc m ,' I Ot.tiorth ot gra.purcli., I 5 Ditto Ditto 10 Ti E A $0 Ctattol Fraser (VI, rvol. 20 Charleroi rani 7.ll4lllClillte, inatch U r.M.I I lOreat rai;d - jueL4too of ki i.;;;;;K;;,, - 7.7 lo t ay) I Do. . I Do. ((anal) . . all Sark .1W . . PA Ds do. Novi ... IP New., ant USN I r4 . 01P Ol In/MP. " riic - iii et . par I oral 1.001 li. & Mawr sir) U ,t1r1“..r....0d trrtbiaua 6 'rant tin I I.re. ... .. 20 'Avis and Urinals —. .. 20 IParlosed Bawl ... le \ Par .., utol ,traallut4 .. A Nowt. had 110,00 ... .. 2J 4 •D0'...., a t .,. Me........ IT t. i:tP l'hi %Vats ..,. „ .i Waot Vniul. r. . .. h Wettela of Truitt, .. I I dle lit :21 71G 101 111 13 13 1 13 Xl Par i Pa 23 ito fin 11 2 2 M r. 10. 114 1 1 7 5! 18 34 du 1 110 101 103 44 bf k 24 24 14 143 2 5 71 1 1 •, V" I ~ I n I 9 4 li Si Ili 7 ni lii IR It 3 33 •:al 1 3 3 1 . 40 4* soi a 4 In IA as 114 si 51 31 $1 3 41 . die IN 6j 54 I 101 i 8 Sli i 70 70 11 TO bS I 70 RS I 70 70 101 SO 101 70 1 101 00 101 13 llßeim.: Loam... liter rtsts. 5 per ettetle 3 per Cent', New Loan ... . e Exchange on I Orden t et flight, SS 30'; 9n dayr, 25 20. Reiglaa,3 pee:4.1240 1002 Stoner Na l i:t4 lumer lO4 Mean. 130. ...... Yoram 5 per tiro 9$ ... Do. 3 . Do. 105 5 p.et .. 14. apiary Rota._ • Do. 2, 1932 — Bunk Kh . ore4 . 27 5 8 ... Paws, Juria24.—St. Germain , 910; Vertailles (right bank), 391 20; dlito (kit oark), .9i; Part. had Orl. SUN 1,212 50; and Roues, 970; Rouen and Havre, 341.1; arai Ar4sr.o , 420; Striutboorg and hole, Sl2 SO ; Ncstberp, WS 23; Paris bong, 584; Pori. , and 1. 4 0r0, 132 50; Moo. to roan rod TIC O CP, ;116 25; ( ne: t 550 72; Difl.pe and Promo, 232 ; Paris and tictaux. 9150; Itotdet.ux and Teete 155. MADRID, JvNE 19. —Three per CCnta., 48; ; after Bohm, 46 e. Zp.; 1)0. 1/eferred, 223; after Bobo, 22 7-16. Debt (let clams), 10,1; after Bolea, 10 1-16 c. 10,:p. ' do. (2nd class), .1 7-16; after Boleti, 54c.; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 p. Exchange on London, 30.25. BERLIN, JUNE 22.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 103 t 1 ; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 92;; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 103. VIENNA, JUNE 23.—Five per Cent. Nlkalliques, 981; New Loan (Series B) 111 ; Dank Shared, 1,393; Exchange on London, 11.46. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. Suonn.—The public sales are going off steadily ; the re sult of the week shows a steady business, without any alter tier' in price, the tone of the market b4ing stronger than at the opening of the week. A large amount of bu4.luesa boa been done in floating (argot a for aaportatina. The refined mar ket quoted the same as lag week. Grocery lumps, fair to line, 48s. to 60s. . . COFFEIL—The answer of Lord Derby on the Chicory question last evening is deemed very important as regards the consumption, and plantation Ceylon of good consuming qualities are selling in public sale at an advance of 2a. ; and good ordinary native Ceylon must be considered nomi nal. Holders aik higher prices, but at present nothing done in this description. TEA.—The market has been very firm during the week, but not active. Public sales are declared for next Tuesday. CUTTON.—The market has been steady, but not active, this week. I'rices have been supported. Isutoo.—This article is firm ; 19,350 chests are now de clared for the next quarterly sale. TALLOW MARKET. - TIiIS DAY. --- The market steady, but without animation. I'rices aro quoted as (Mows Town Tallow, 37e. nett cas h ; Peters burg, Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 6d. to 38s. 6d.; October to December, 38s. 6d.; January to Muth (1853), 395. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The weather during the past few days has been more favourable for the growing crops, and this circumstance has tint been without its influence upon business in Mark-lune, which ruled dull to-day for all articles. The few samples of English AVhest at market this morn ing were disposed of with difficulty at the rates of Monday last. Flour did not go off so freely us in the earlier part of the week. Barley was taken in retail quantities at former prices. The receipts of Oats have prod d fully equal to the de mand, at the some time purchases could nut Ito made on cask? terms. Beans and Peas fully maintained the advance quoted on Monday. AltitIVALB INTO LONDON FROM 2tot JUNE to 25th JUN& Notthott. tioutch. 'fiat. lorries. Wboot...— I lOW I 0540 Barley 240 190 43110 010 I 1440 11049 Malt ..... too Flour, 1,120 mock.; 13,950 band*. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT, Eden Main, VOL ; liastusgs Hartley, 145.: Walls End Haswell, 160 3d.; Walls End Hetton, 16o.; Walls End Lam Mon, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s.—Skips at market, 10.5. SNIITIEFIELI) M.IIIKET—TIIIS PAY. We have a fair supply of Beasts for the time of year; them is a demand fur them, at about the same rates as on Monday last . The number of Sheep and Lambs is con siderable. The weather setting in hot has caused a depots /ion in the trade for Sheep ; but for Lambs it is not worse. Although there is a large number of Calves at market, choice ones are not very plentiful. Quotations remain un altered. From Germany and Holland there are I:i7 Beasts, 1,260 Sheep, 425 Calves, and 10 rigs. Stain. 420 Sheep ; Scotland, 60 beasts; Norfolk and Suablk, :tOO Beasts SO from Northern and Midland, and 112 Welch Cows from home counties. Per .dnao M 811 . 4. s. 0.. d I Per tore of Ht• a. A. d. heat Ilewfools.. 3 0 4 0 w.t Its.. all f.-1,18. Rs 3 0 4 ohurt4toran ...... 3 6 3 a I IYMt 10me....01e 8, 'quality Waal. 10 34 , 'Yr. to. sWrn 4 3 a ; Eon aa.l •00l quality„o • 18 3 a 1.0. do. ni.ara ..... 03 0 Mks a Italtbrolo Gtr ; 0 0 , land* Otlnts at utorkt4 18 • ; 1.am , 8,, 13 • 623 ; Calve% 724; Pigs, 440. THE WILLS Ayr AMENDMENT Arr.—Thin act, which received the rural assent on Thursday, the 17th inst., is now in force. Its object is to render valid the signatures,. to wills where the same are not placed shove the dispositi. , ft or direction of property. Until the law was altered 'Ate position of a signature, unless in a particular place. would invalidate a will. Now a place may intervene hr to re t b o s i g n a ture is placed, or if it follows the names o', the sub. scribing witnesses. The act is to extend to certain will iilri Ay made, where administration or pre I nd , b oa no t been granted or ordered on account of the : defective execu tion of such wills. This act of tho Uni t rd Kingdom re .t.itgation under deice suited from a bill brought forward Th. .: Lord Chancellor, and is likely to save a good deal o f tivo wills. 4 general court of tho pro ; :r 7 ,l .‘i.• 4iistV or.) of thi ..i.— company •fA u h t de . yesterday, a dividend for the half-year ending the 10th J . oly next was declared at the free of income tax. The re against 2 9 , 9031 . at the I 4 ref period of 1851. The quantity rate o f . on orte:ocaeanot. to i wtrhe 3rd - dune last amounted to 24,326/., annum of land bold to the name. date was 9,215 acres, against 7,760 acres in 1851. 1 16 ‘a /lowed was 20,752 acres, against 44,000 iu 1851 ; and the :- - z.:fcis;No - . s -- . . ; .-.T... i ~-,..,4 10. '-..... ...7 , -/. 4 4, , 1 :: 7 (71 - 1 0 .--7 ‘Y ; 1 4. 1 . i),, , ‘...... PARIS. 3444 14. I ■oe tr U•MIs. _ . _ 11.1 Cvnt.. • 100 i 100 1i Pal 16 i