The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-12 00:00:00

Tit (Effp LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1853. [THREEPENCE. NISCIILLANBOUB._ irafah. llneiriAniolll. lel lie aturtralian Agri 50Brit.AmeriennlAnd 10,000, 100ILlus.da Company 100,000 Vergetal Palace 130.000 4 Cryet.PaLof France 113,71! I IN. Brit. Ana , . Land 1. Do. Preference 120,000 5 Peellimr.LadArdia 109,000 1 kottlebAnst.invern 12,700 25 1 4. Aurtrallan LAW 19,000 100 Van Diemen's Land aeon's priers yesterday. Business doss to-day. (exchange, 23f. 10c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 11, 111. Greek Bonds (Red), 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 271. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 671, 661. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 491, 4s! ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 241, ,1; the Committee's Certifs., 61, 61 per cent. We have still to record tho continuance of tke 81 $4 71 77 Cs 70 21 ni I it 82; 72 ii I Se shipments of gold to the continent. By far It; larger proportion of the late Australian arrivals has been melted and despatched to France. There was an advance in Northern of France Rail- 4 4. pm II 2 p 46 66 lb 20 91 II MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. way shares to-day, consequent upon the declaration of the dividend, which is to be 2,5 f. 20c., payable in July. Wednesday next, the 18th inst., has been ap- pointed special settling day in the shares of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, which are also to be officially marked. The same day has also been fixed for the settling in the shares of the Portsmouth Railway Company, which, however, are not to mark. The committee have further decided that the shares of the British and Colonial Bank and Land Company shall in future be officially marked. The directors of the. Union Bank of Australia have issued notice that they have reduced their charge for drafts and lettere of credit for sums above 101. on their branches in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Van Diemen's Laud, to-2 per rest Consols were rather flatter to-day, money stock being stilt pressed fir sale, but fur time the market remains fairly supported, speculation for the deduc tion of the dividend after the Ist June supporting the price. It is considered somewhat anomalous, that with the government financial plan before the country, Consols should be virtually below par. In fact, the market may be said to be to some extent affected by the present position of government towards the holders of the ten millions of stock (South Sea and other annuities) which arc to be con- 1 verted or paid off at par. Virtually the market has,' to use the phraseology of the " house," the " put" of this amonbt against the government at par. Under these circumstances any serious decline is not to be expected. Even supposing the holders of these stocks, them, In the matter of the "Heieford and Merthyr Tydvil Junction Railway Company," now being wound up, the Master in Chancery will proceed to settle the list of contributories on the 23rd inst. —ny portion of „ lo demand to be paid off, it is clear the money must come into the market for re-investment. Consols ruled throughout the day at 1001 to I for money, and to-morrow. The coetango to the Ist June continued at to 3-16. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, ; ditto, for account, 100/, I. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99000. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 103, 1,-. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16, 6; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 229. South Sea Stock, 114 V; ditto Old Annuities, 99 ; ditto, New Annuities, 100:. The Exchequer Bill market was again very flat to day. Sales were made of both issues at par, and large sums could not even be placed at that rate. The closing nominal quotation was par to 4s. prem. The chief point of interest in the English stock market to-day was the announcement of the books being now open at the Bank and South Sea House to receive the applications of such parties as may be willing to convert their stock into either of the three new denominations of debt offered by government. It is to be regretted that, so far, no official statement has been issued of the amount of the new stock Six per Cent. Bonds of the city of Cincinnati (U.S.) are being offered in this market, but of the total issue of 630,000 dole. on account of the city, only 100,000 dole. arc to be raised here. Tho bonds are redeemable in 30 years, and are offered at the price of 933 per cent., or 2191. 17s. Gd. sterling per 1,003 dole. The directors of the Great Luxembourg Company have issued notice of a call of 21. per share ou the guaranteed 6 per cent. shares, payable by the 16th June. They at the same time state that no further all on the preference railway quartets, or on the canal quarter shares, forming parts of the original shares 131. paid, will be required before the month of January, 1834, when it is intended that the line shall be opened throughout from Brussels to Namur. The following extract from a letter from an in fluential member of the Canadian legislature, received this day by a respectable house in the City, will show that the provincial government is alive to the importance of early checking the undue competition of railway companies. This is a subject which en gaged serious discussion at the late conferences and meetings of parties interested in Canadian lines, whose ready assent to tho conclusion of amicable arrangements is materially calculated to promote railway interests in that quarter. The shareholders of the Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Western, and Hamilton and Toronto lines aro now quite in accord upon the subject of their respective interests : I beg to assure you that my own views entirely coincide with yours, and I have aided during the present session in throwing out no less than four applications for railway charters through the section of country which the Great Western lialway traverses, though still not strictly com peting lines. Land shares were generally without much move ment. British American Land closed flatter at 73 to 76. South Australian Land were 11. lower. North British Australasian ieft off 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. Australian Bank shares were firmer, especially Australasia and the new Australian and Chinese Bank. Oriental Bank also continued their upward movement. Crystal Palace shares attracted considerable attention, and rose to 2 6-16 to 2 7-16 prem. on some large purchases. Shares of the Co lonial Bank were done at 191 ; Union Bank of Lon don, 171; General Screw Steam Shipping (141. paid), 121; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86. Royal Danish Railway shares are flat. Central of France closed 11 to 21 prem. ; Grand Trunk of Ca nada, /to 11 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, 1 to prem. ; North of Spain Railway, par toy prem. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. LReuter's telegraphic ex press:—Amsterdam, Tuesday: Dutch Fourper Cents., 94 9-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6313-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241-16 ; the Cou pons, 6 7.16 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 471; Mexican New, 261; Portuguese New, 39 3.16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 831 ; Granada Deferred, Ilk; Peruvian New, 87. Vienna, Tuesday: Five per Cent. Metallics, 94 11-16; exchange on London, 10.38 ; Bankshares, 1,456. ... I x / ..4, -- ' 71- - (//...0ud-"' •- ocao 44r -**" l.4 " - // 0 re.• ess .- ,- I .-...,•. - .......', , ~,- 4 , -•-• t t . rfol3 lic p ,t , ... .... No. 2,097.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1853. ..__ - -----_---,-_-., 2 5.........‘,..........."',.e..4% .. 'i w ort p. THE MELBOURNE and COLONIAL lIOUSE 1 s VE.eTWENT COSI PANT. ..----<- 614•Mmtml•Lomme" SHARE LISTS. t p r orisionelly Ree CM .1.) ' /.., be i nc arcerated under tee 7th ant tat Yid, e. 110, sad by Mt of - 1 "Za' ; Iyill 1 IflilieS 1•• • • WEDNESDAY EVENING. 5 3 Mips Ensora Masks i 111 • Na ,•• ' - t e e Le a l.:atiee As.emble at Melbourne and Sydney. The Railway market continues dull and inactive. so to Madam sal Ilpostiaes. 121 14 c 44 ), sord,ouo,:e 40.000 Marra AS orb. Deposit, 104. per Mare. Some stocks have slightly improved, whilst others m is isiimssit ...ea - 3 si am ......- Tat STI Lk t , i, ' :I . 1 are lower. London and North Western stock has so se dam Mesa M 11 DOM lhadalli... ... .. 1 Of dla 10,1 The Right Honourable Tiesuunt Deuellanrig, M.P. i :.1,3 . ... .o - 4pm 231 l I " . 10,1 sir Coots LlCala.t). hart, Grnsvenne.onuare. declined to 119, on sales. Lancashire and Yorkshire 2 ° I Do eleallea • Loris C. Ikrtslet, M o ., l'itraroy.pere. Highgate. 11 ~1 / , di • is Still strong, and at one time touched 801 to-day. 2 0 ° 10 2 01111 t 1 ,,,P a11im i,..., r-i... :,;„„ . ; I, ' I I I ~„,, 100,1 130.1 DM ROLL , Great Northern, have improved to 221 to 1, notwith- 301 all ouliemeromem.ssaw• par Ipa 113. ~..„,„,,„ _The Ri g ht Honourable Viscount DRUMI.JeN RIO, M.P., . ` eintr ., l e e a her alestyr Hotorbold. standing a large sale on the advance. The B stock - - "sslasimssw 4 ls" - - ise,i , e ,„ re x', orates -4 C. HERDLET, E.g. (nun A. Weedy and 11 i'!O of this line was especially in demand. York and 10 t hentosiboars .. ... ... 7 q 100,. c .. ! . 1 ...,,,5.c art • teal groselodrert. 1 s, ~, .4. , North Midlands, Waterford and Limericks, Irish 1 : 1 Da. 01511057 i ... .. 1 41 12. W. b. A suman. bar, 2i. 11 Iliterostreet, City, Merchant. ' ,fkiii a r ET:II Irl le,. GEOM. Al.rtell. Ex t ., 43. Enda ) „areal, Cheap:4le, Merchant. Great Southern and Westerns, South Yorkshires, & no, fa 1 .1 3 .141., ... .1 11 n ~,.,o , A rt, a, esq ., Caonial 51eretiant, 13, Laogboure.chambers, . 1 I: : Chester and Holyheads, and Eastern Counties, were 10 Do. 6 par et. tosreessee 1 di. par 111 r c eetv.ies..twel.all good. London and South Westerns, Great West. 1 2° 0 6 t ra epa r d !s al . aria's" F t 21 Pm las.e. 10 , :eesn, tro., Stelbourae. , E• Wad J , 1,,,,n, t 0,.. N.rtort. gtoe4ton-upon.Tees. * 1 (h i E 0 erns, and some other heavy lines were not so strong. 334 29 llama antiiets.... :_.... _ .... - - ben Jaw , oe, 1- 1 .. Infector et the Austrsliae Mercantile Company. .• - - SO 10 lemur It Lieu(Witb in.; 71 11 7 1 h .,.,,,,,, 1 ,,,,,, sty., 3, Daricurreet, Ilevecleyorquere, Lod Leigh THIS DAY.-Two o'CtocX. 10 116 Do. Do.(ex Intermit) .. - - I ,Are... mem t-hi.e. TJ. J tit •• E . 1.• at,..senine. IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, The railway market is rather flat to-day, but there 30 16 e if i , Skaaasa tp . 976. 1 raa re Zi en i, 37 174 371 CI Aroia 2.1 Mutt, , . L.. i ., Oust Clearge-street, Bermondsey. 11. who reply elegance was eeinonse.-JAMES COOK's Marx is little real change from yesterday's rates. Cale-bein t a..,4 Lo s er a t....:.. tie. king W leiewatreet, City, Director of the(hr R. k Anima sies.' 14 1 111 GUIN ra VRENUII PoLIsHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED- doaians and Great Westerns have given way, but IS all gagel li kaTill* Pahl * °I CI "Taker lv,srertor Company." rent sILt D. Bedding, ra , ,inet, Cryan. Looking-Ow, snel Upeolotery SO le hob sad otter stocks on the whole are fairly supported. Lan- to ' ale• Peals add Ur:no ... .. 44 18 4 18 3 6 Psi 4 2 4 8 1 1100.00 -Mown% Currie and Co., CornhilL lion warchouse.-11ROMPT0N HOUSE, 22 and 21, Cloren's-balldinp, o Esc...a-011 , 0 1 1 -`Dmaal• I, 'So as lamb "amber". 1411, barl• ENIOU ISLIUDOE. Estimates gime, and • Bret prime sent pos t cashire and Yorkshires are firm. 'lameness through- ss a hafted lowa -.. 44 47 the SOLIC:11,1111. hoe. 10 20 Pars ma ionseesra .371 MI that Newo. S ut...n.O.oweney, and Prudence, Bringhallatreet. out this di partment is very dull. 20 4 Pals e lhon,siallhwboun 16 6 pa Mews. ,tee and hontaie. 4a. Pall.nhall - • - = ----- -- --- --- --- -- --- - French shares are also quiet. Northerris are well lei if tbmies emllustunena .. -- pa COM NIIIPIPI asUrra. C. M. 31 per , Fee l ., 11, Inlet. r.streer, City. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. supported, but Lyons have given way. 20 so Menem end Heves ... ... 21 32' 5 2 Royal 'wadi& -.. ... 1 1 dim fact, W. H. oedema. Lag.. 31. Billatenstrer, City. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 2O 2E WOW awl Siro.... . 94 94 a& :AC AT .111' ran Tail.-Xt. Tames Mgr" THIS DAY. 10 4 Ds. 111 par Oust. Pref er . - - tow inMes-No. IS, GreskannetriML Closing MOM SOSO t 0417 lIP 20 II Math Isseem of Promo - - (Sot Ibis Daripmey I. Wined kr the prows d poo mp s Deism . 611. Pd Lett.wave. pstarasy. to 3 p.m. 20 4 lelethers ef Pram lll 7pa set as steer districts of the AeslM minim Via slaw sad OLD COURT. - - - 20 2s. Gaper Indsllslo b erg outable to the yeah. of all dose sir At pintail" la • h. ISO 4trardiesa . .29 30 291 11, all West Plunders ee s BRIM'S ill. RVINILL COMMIT. GC.o a p p agog:al sameolonoessm ad ks o=l; w • • m ark ,. 250 , M te teabla s iottl4.,llMen /0 9 Be.Ds. ft gm o.M.Yrake. 1 i dlo this tgle rismosa bessod. Ms P. 11116 DWI =Se : mad Jossess .. •64 61 1 20 le moors of name.. .• 111 Mc or geed MO Of Me graffty to an isdictia ni =4 4 l:34l - with uttering 1 1 . !11l Nam Iv. 6310111Ta110. ' 10 1 56._ to 3 %Teetered Switzerland I the V 6 ,....,,,,1;‘,.a ceitiese Ilk, and Samara armallalssos, erred. a forged cheque for 2001., with intent to defraud blesses. t i V I & Italia. tawoil . fra'au . , 6 1 1 1 3 m° ft 6 Zealand 4 Idl CM 10 the Isprosonent of the people. It la the war al Mankey and Co. exp 12 ISI Do. de. to. Mt.. 31 21 ha or I enetreh-r st to•tl10 'il sal aw Cutup ay. a by _,__lalftw.„__„a lll It was stated that the prisoner was very nipectahly con- gt 100 edshillisllnVo .. 102 104 102 MINES. lint only r.orwta Its I st."'" I"' '", """' nutted, and that arran entente had been made by his friends St . . VW Oekelleglela .. ..._*.. . PH 451 id sod .4 0101 l cearater to Its populatiss Mashy rem and .. sag , him _g _ 661 II .asp .r mow. rehear and ginan the boot smarity to pagarty of to 'aft lent 110 toad• 3. all Chum aid Holyhead .. 231 211 71 4 WEDNESDAY EV11241240. for t o seat s sat as rags. fee Used • ass& Ash lome s paft. The Court, under these circumstances, sentenced him to a 4 1, teat aka ftettle ••• ••• as 231 A limited business continues to be done in English at I th :,„ 1 .,,,, 0w a 3 ; . ; srest s t s zfes e :se teem bar the ems. MM. be imprisoned and kept to hard labour fur twelve montne. Lit ) 45 tallaaela lalaa_ l2 "- 41 SI Pa pup, work Leo tors es feryesesloolamMy fogromins and at' asa Aber. mining shares, which present no feature of novelty. to t (Baron loss Cu.,Com IVITICII Jervis) dm .. 5 9 1 0 .0 grut as canaille* the In Ms Mdboase &Ma alms The heavy reduction in the standard at the sale of bus G. ear, 40, a ruffianly looking fellow, was indicted for 23 eh EnsAnallha -.. 6 61 Is estimated at ab ad 2,loltessidy. lbearls me s=s amontais. • Mum fro Moe rest mushom e meat of VII= um oodspop the manslaughter of Agnes Ansa W . Is all Ms (SIR ITSCIT.).. 41 11 foreign copper ore at Swansea, _yesterday, is not cal- for to op gidi tu .. neat e n a ssin e w sps k i ps is as a p ooka gym m . He was also charged under Lord Campbell's Act with the 20 10 tram GomMes ... .. 134 im 131 1 (Slated to assist the market. It would appear that Thi Ira. Abow 13,00 porous we RAMON MS, esol Ur ism gibed misdemeanour of doing bodily injury dangerous to life, to 23 sit hams Vales, Clam A... andobta.rwl re roan rear. • ismily kirk wliela see he Madrid ths deceased woman. (la 1.17.101.) , .. 101 111 23 at Ds. dem II and &tea 71 71 101 the copper smelters, strong in their monopoly, have Qui the market for this metal virtually in their hands. 51, M Latta„ gar C 10 Per BEEENEO_,..... 3IOII SLAm,_ __„,..._„11 00 oftaa,_ ~...la a _ n _ ll ft Mr. Woollen, who appeared for the prisoner, said that he IL. 110 AIM lexamian ... 2 . 173 74 731 Mum". Tae Pe"le liana "'""' a"" •••• e"" •• "'''"v was desirous to retract his plea of not guilty, and to plead so anti. it W.I. DlsJibbnaJa 64 69 The sales reported to-day are :-Treviskey, 80, 90 ; 229 ,spe w: pe more ....welt islbelemthe an tholniesst. 33 ' The ,wiost is an e atrzet trona diepatek„ Ns go i , feo p u ndo . guilty to the minor charge, and he understood that his et Ifs Uhler* as Glastow . 1 72 71 Wheal Trelawney, 63, 65 ; West Providence, 51, 62 ; 99 a sat-Gooveur Latrobe, torte ilight Iles. as, John Pakheron, re- learned friend would consent to abandon the mots scrioul k. .14 Effielallffikaai lwa. _Thohlas o "....l 3 - 2 Ts Tremayne, 24 ; Alfred Consols, 19, 1; West Caradon, m ud Jemmy, tell, is which be states that t indietm.nt. M. 100 Itßomme hia - MlWonent - - 230; Elijah and Wentworth, 41 ; Bedford United, da3 ee At tele time, the towa sad its somas, sal as area Mr. Bodkin, who appeared for the prosecution, briefly s t , leo co a t No m e= „ .1 894 0 5 o h 91, 1; East Russell, 91, 101; Wheal Golden, 31, / ; far( vorai auks naiad Melbmireas amoltbeimidig the aawla stated the reasons which induced him to refrain from offir- St. 100 Do. A. Moot ..: - SS 51 331 onus, ten ask it. and spa th e road to the geld Id* an ... ing aci evidence in . 7 .0_1 of the charge of manolatighte . r. It. 100 Do. 116 Rah ... ... 131 134 South Tamar, 71; East Tamar, 11, I ; Rocks and eke posed • ita the wizi sa ppledion. Tko met ontimassat east Is . 84.. HO_ G O Lesoilh w as! Wort.(lech .. • 113 21 It s 'rreverbyn, 31, 3 • Penhale, 11 ; Trebell Consols, 13; pid kr tar nest aseoranindaka, sweepsory se e p ee . Hu aid there was no daub: that the prisoner bad acted an wise. Tie t..s. masts be nalised wain bows emit holassit awry the most brutal manner towards the deceased, but upon the et '"" 911 904 Penllyne Court, 1'1; Gonamena, 111; Great Sheba, ma is II Irlsk Sash Essam. - .. 81 83 sniptatiou to Me roddMl Iftsdatante to mama tol Inellafteeself," medical testimony it appeared that the deceased was in such so an tomes , end ( resale ~ 92 0t 94 12; Clive, 41. bei he. de. ,_ a state of disease that the mere act of stooping would be IS) 11111 Do. Thane . - 131 14 pm The gold mining shares have experienced no i° l " masses° of Isms sws M wss e = t il imalaw •" sufficient to account for her death, and there was no direct St 100 Lie - Teeitshlr. 79s 113 791 1 110 the vieutto of the chi; sad* Is ISM herlomsts= .material variation, and are generally well supported, oil we as at the prowl time Ismanssisso dame sewn evidence to connect that event with the injuries inflicted by 20 HI ma d ... - 41 3c morovidal with was ham, ho the hat hump l a ps the prisoner ; and, wider these circumstances, it appeared 14 au llil ligois Dee s W arear . o4 aiulas . ualot .. 3 .. SI considering the absence of business. At 4 o'clock, 00 16 16 161 1 Great Nuggets were quoted 1: to 2 prem.; Colonial It: bod, day and sight witlewatiluiter at a. to him that the charge of manslaughter could not be stir 111 111 Lowden mid Moskva .. 91 9; 94 "Tas het is Mat, viserelet on Kenai lllMPaels. every Muth ported. Mr. Bodkin then proceeded to state that it wou d 10 IS :Los,Tlniary e li llowlms4 If 2 pm Gold, 11 to 2 prem.; Port Phillip, 1-16 to 3-16 Mil somet asst,. Wm oulkinissanght to be traipsed with bui:din g m e w ..., appear that the prisoner was a married man, and that he Bt. 500 =liffinaek S. Cs. 1C45 104 105 . 6 prem. ; British Australian, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Agua tiPl sh ,...iss ° l l'" d i .°°° " °ll. o 3,. l l 2 " BlB.° " s a ll al sala Ilea ' Ca . " . ."'' had left his wife and was in ths habit of cohabiting w ith St. 103 St Illurth.Wcste. MS/ 1191 1131 4 I t k p e epows by ow . t e n u aL d aa to combust tomb Ws mraMoy the deceased, w ho was a widow. Upon the day in question aII Des Ma •••• -••21 3 Pm Fria, 11 to 2 prem.; Nouveau Monde, la tot prem. ;me d the very best material, with all rionsmasesse is/ they quarrelled, and the prisoner knocked the deceased la to t De•SkaalkelL_ - •a-cl a.it• 14 1 1 .. 2 1 Anglo-Californian, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.,. Peel River me M. usages a oenaseresterr vo 01 4 ready to be oseied is GM Waal at Oak dostMeeks V 4 down, and while she was on the ground he kicked her about so lii Do.. too _. _. .. I os dieopened 41 to 5 prem., but reacted at the close to 41 3111 we Prellme 4 . 41, 1 ,1 010 ,1 1 1 11ia Mame tftt they oft swift, the legs and lower part of beg person in a most brutal ea 14 D a . sso „, ~ 4 31 dle to 1 prem. cei two-milud are-proof as' Wafts , a Sts la Um"' sr manner. The prisoner then went out and the deceased ful- 22 all Londonderry 1 Cdenine 12 113 t5O in Meth one, aud Mal Soy has sonsans at MSS= weedy toUnited Mexican shares were again very heavy, and aft W entered into by oomph's% woks mo amply ossehmiles onesplace b etween 23 all Landooderyat Ennielnilet 19 11 lowed him, and a second collision took . _ ISO ..._., 0.3 t 10 _ sold as low as 43. Shares of the Nova Scotia Copper h° mon o m ira g es tar x 73 e a c a he r am e t e. sr £m pie s h as e ns , if, them in the street, and the prisoner again knocked 01: , !..?,t±lt . t„:_, , NJ, ~,_ theeehre, they were sed at me year's SITISINIS Me imodd leave a the deceased down and kicked her with his heavy nailed 4" . to r t a s T ee ' A . --7 . ..7 . ' 7 ;1 N e a" Company were also flatter. thi profit of too per rent. upon the outlay , and ups thekopeaMes the shoes while she was lying on the ground. Some women st . 100 D a , Ima:•an'it'Der - xy . 43 . 44 . The non-official closing quotations are :-Aug- Eir moat would be vitt greater. In fact, bowel vay mash ...... ,_hotter than dragged the deceased into a public-house, and she pulled her 30 474,3114.03.Weit. (Dal- „. --- trslasian Coal, i dis , to par; New South \Vales ii° those now in ` 1 " is th e ej k n i e ° thiabt S. ". 0 " 1 " "•"`"'"w"'' al a stockings down to show the injuries she had received on her 23 1711 lOU° Half shamu s.. ... - - F eatly diminiseed rent, and .* se a Izscift mho Cimpery. .Coal, 3 die. to k pm. ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay m 1 1 , i „ 1 ,,,, ~,, Ls ,. want must be ki p o pp m s p at ". lege, and while she was in the act of pulling th em up again 'w-_, 1 0 0 Illeannalat -.• ..- --WI $5 Coal, par to i prem .; Mount Carbon Coal, / dig. I° l The high rents for wori,hops end 15. phase Mow In Massa Shee r ll back and died instantly. The coroner's ry had, n al j p i l si D2L,.., ll 7.,E l ,..aat ieuer ta eke ,•• i l ir m . ~..kithe hoard, constructed ewe of solould Unbar, no apneas unde these circumstances, returned a verdict o f man- so 7 1 . 4 .7;7;, nd k !,,, ‘ „ a „,,,,,.. 9 st "' to par ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold I° l Waste to the awe 01 wasila Mom Intfashods VIM say smagaticaa slaughter against the prisoner, but upon the medical eel- mas 'n enu ov aece sp o l u tnao, 6 04 Mining and Streaming, Ito 1 prem .; Mel- 10 with the Corepany in tl.s Wombs Is orri s oat of Ms asessise. TM duns he was of opinion that charge could not be supported, 81. 100 Scotia ... ... ... .. 63 113 bourne Gold, 1 to : per share • Australian Ilutual, is dithesseo of the price of Sri: ad = Is a vallskst paessistes that It will ha Sir an incale.lable a tiopposh p pm . pe the n , to . and therefore he sbould withdraw from offering any evidence o ft 1 1 3 4 , 31033beru De1• New oniiimijatiii a r 21-..dispar; an 1 dia. to par; Australian Consols,' 3 dig. to sista to import hoeing from Mon themselves. t h at to un d erta k e the, oo p tene . upon that charge. The Lord Chief Justice, in passing sentence, said that the 8.. 100 Moth British , ... .. Z. hi 16 14 I fiords Devon , I. „ - - dla Melbourne, the tows welsher Company lave eetectad ss the first offence the prisoner had committed was ono of a most brutal s alt I Do , j a i en t Defeind MI of operation , occopies• most Importas: petition. It extends Meta epee et two miles oaths bulks of the Yarn Yarns , snd has- - character, and, undoubtedly, if he had been convicted of S 6 i Do' I thearantood - - die ~,„ ths felony, nothing short of a sentence of transportation 20 174 North J 411,0... . 41 41 die 13 g isp dblad i p p ots sam td ; r a p o p t ild l lalemde p og of ' o t s pro p h it is ta n : g o opc saaaal ad ond Pwt o l lgi a ' would have bad satisfied the law or the public. Offences ham? after reseed. Ithaltin,eirCiAUS to the MCA emi g rant, of this description were becoming very frequent, and le all ;Nara Illsolsra Lt. A . ~ , , N erdost_lLWes is sroll ima nt 55 - -., pa It issertain to adverse reply_ , and to imam Iheesst of liar's it was absolutely neecessary that they should be met with a s . too ‘‘' ii:; - " tnit ... 96 Monarch Gold, 3 dis. to par; Chartered Australian Ps Land and Mining, Ito 3 per eh. ; Worthing (new she.), iis Ito 3 die. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to k die. ; New On South Wales Gold,l, to s per share ; Golden Mountain, ati 3to a per share ; Lake Superior COpper,/ dig. to par ; al Ceylon Land end Miring, k dis. to _par • Feather Pi River Land and Gold, par to 3 prem. ; ( iladbach Zinc, lc to, and wildly puelleleNt. some severe punishment in every case were a conviction ih. tel Midland 6l 63 1 18 ClIreetors, Wimps* modally into oilhosissoslmicahtions took place. M. MS a sirs., ... 1 °2 10 ,,, i t e h aa pp L aisla pp aldis pp er ssand „,„pppewo. alsa tatasPalladafteoppio,,, men His His Lordship then sentenced ths prisoner to ba kept to eh lee Ds L-RNAV•enar. 6o 711 76 73 2 prem. ; Chalanches Silver, par to 1 pm. ; Cologne tI 10 6 and Hersford 14 01 dis srida .. _ -- mons - --"- - --.--- -"----. -- - bard labour is lb. House of Correction for three years. MI au semoniaury am I how, Lead, 3 dis. to par ; New Linares, 3 to i pm.; P 1 sa=r - se., l e kedhig ßarslassa s t b st Leftbeirpr On th=loollt drat; _. _. .. _ ___ Oki. W. MS.) ... Is 20 131 all Do. Rens ... ... me asersisav, se are be Ohm% li e Ormitmestroste Qty, NUNNERIES IN ENGLAND. M2O Da. Oswestry w. wires proapectoses may be Smash :0 61 Ihirepain Units ... _____ SO 60 flemk Demo ... ... POSE 01 ATIMITINII PIO MAIM TO THE EDITOR OP TH E axioms. Sh 100 theft Mobs -w.•- 73 751 75 i Gold, Ito 3 dis. ; Metcalfe Inning Company of Ja- ?. To thsDissators ot tits "Mallemene.rOdenial Moose lasstment Ets,-I find from your report of my speech last 30 30 MGM Mahn - maks, 12 to I pm.; Obernhof, 1 to 1 pm. ; Britan- 0 04SOMISMI,-I request 7°' enfants as pope pis eph night that I was misunderstood in osee primp of it. The I: I: elle m Du 14 is 4# 44 nia Gold, 1 , to 3 per share ; Poltimore , par to 1 pm.; n to eke a e o r e ni o ntek t o9 , th e T hi s o f pop e or ew , Lin ... kr fault must have been my own, for the other p ape rs have 21 ett " am kpletimitondlas that may be allotted to ms, I hocks nom So amp, and to pay no made a similar mistake. lam represented as having esti- 13 30 TbseeedisloaDoelidelta. 21 81 Kenmare, •- to 3 prem. • British and ' Colonial Smelt &Posit of an chilliap masts es fts eaeleaPeoweoalesete mated the number of Anglo-Catholic Convents at 100. 2) 17 F a so/map .., ,„. .• Is 15 6 ing and Reduction, ito : prem.; Great Hewes a ' sod memo the Med m•am==a 7 We Y. when required . What I meant to say was, that there were certainly not less 20 an wamemea ems Mena . 91 Id/ 101 tO I sin, serMaire.yeireMping meat. than 25 such institutions, making, in addition to the 75 ft ell Wastage lad 34 13 United Tin, 1 dig to 1 prem. ; Respryn Copper, par to 0 Mann In SS .............. k prem. • Sue River (ofJanmica), 13 to i prem.; Park- Cl newamse - Roman Catholic convent/000 in all. Trusting you will to , 1 11 West Chairs' s : is ... . 101 101 ! i oft par win andCarwalsick Tin, par to 3 prem. ; Trevose Sil- 0 sidis= . favour me by inserting this exilanation.-1 am, air, your 10 I WesMoad I - - Ukases Xmas Rosibass N.11.-No apptleadon he sleserwel he entertained unless Koss 231 111 1 _ Do.O.N.R.Parebas -_ 21 24 .. pleated hy as mot tasseelftleaft lEkromEl. trt.loo ITork and North Midland 616 421 621 paid); Perran Wheal Alfred, Ito '- a prem. ; Garnett h LOCAL SITARS MARKETS PREPERENCR &HARM and Moseley, 13 to 11 prem.; Ardennes of Belgium, ° BY HER maiiterv's ROYAL LEITERS PATENT. - 3 " all labordees Na 1, 7 per Chl - - 94 xd par to 1 prem.; Anhui Coal and Iron, Ito 11 prem.; ti 4. 411 . ,1tL0W'S PATENT CASK STAND, mar- LIVERPOOL, MAY 11. ...- The market hog been rather si.J Po 11:101 00 1z1 s6s k Zagora perChl 10 101 MO .. ... 107 In Lady Grenville, par to }prem.; Jamaica Copper, a read to last Fifty Years, sad to re i r a tii jta costa Modred fold. brisk to-day but quotations . are unchanged :- Ab er d een, B ,t; I I ll,lr „,___ sad „_,. ~,, ..,,,, „,„, action of this mashhe is powerful sta; Meaning the 144-Caledonian, 341-Dublin and Belfast Junction, 6; p.- ",: t 7 1:01 ,'7: La l l s '/' ."''. , : r i :, 54 to 53 pm. ; Port Roy al (of Jamaica), 12 to -1 pm.; ° Mast Mmllftearlftt tes EastLanesabirs„lBl-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 80 1 1 SO- s l a Oss a ss , p ost k oe Msg:! par ',queues (of Jamaica), 11 to 1 prem.; Albion Gold, 8 !!!!‘„_a____,lsibia , 1 2ritho,,,__ 1 3 1 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 174-Loadon and North 1 I doss Josses. we ...I 6 61 I dis. to par .; Portland Iron , 3to 1, prem. ; Mizen s _.„ ww""'" www'• w• w•••• Western, 1181 f 1 9- M a l ta aid Driffield, 81-blanches- 31'. si liadlAeillsn(Sl.llh,w.Ct. , 4 m es 154 SW si n er Head, par. to 3 prem.% Irish mole, par. to ; prem.; i ‘, • ~..I._ Swoo p & Lem p o so , t ter, She ffi eld, mad Lincolnshire, 301-Midland, 75i 1-New- 4 6 Il e „ 6 _lllla . ..Ms i.11,42. 7 7. Prv, 7 0L...„....., 41 . 61 . ___ South Cork Copper, 1-, dia. to 1 prem.; Knockatrel- t, t 14 '•a• li i bles. t h e Ming ken castle and Carlisle, 91 North British, 81-North Stafford- ' ! we ' 7217: 0 • 3 %: ze 1 e 7 . 1 „P'` e44 `ll 21 a 4 law c k I I APPF rai l l m rati it is boomed shire, 4 7-18 d-South Eastern and Dover, 221 1-York 1 4 woo do . ' - k o , t l is ''''. 2 len lano Copper, : rte. to par. s selmodesitrlMlS Ma and North Midland, 31 1-Blackburn 8 per cost., 261- le ' I le D o , s ew s p as cps stock' 15 1 4 THIS DAY-Two O'CLOCK. 1 u. . ii nswisswi • ms °wit Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincohishire (61. new shares), 10 10 Ilml.Thisn e esetprip.o 16 Ise . lad WI. P ad ' 446 p. 6• 6 1 11111Mstele Per sae There has been scarcely any business in the gold / -- ms; gia Raboatod, as s a s Mg 11 i f d r . MANCHESTII, MAY 11.-There his been a moderate at. leolassipl."•lBB66.2s4 per _dmia s t .; a , :i i mining share market to-day, and, in the absence of i i 41 Mies haw may he Senn business at full prices, but the market is scarcely so a , moo , so, seat sn ik t. - ie. lIIE 10 1 7 0101 , Iler Teo buoyant. Blackburn., 81 ; ditto prefa ., 261 ; Eastern 1 issmMes atlepsh pm 112 114 112 j demand, prices suffer . Meet descriptions are flatter. 1 Coloniel gold and Great Nugget Vein are each quoted 1 111 aftallellft of rasa Counties, 13 5-16 a Leeds stock, 80 ; Sheffield*, 301; 10 3 Ma.% mess& -- 1 1 fon 111 5.....1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. Australssian mark par to . au I ooll_,_ Mad "www,.... 2 ditto new prefs., -169 p. ; East Anglian (251. shares), 61 61 alseleaft•alftal ell 84 ''. %I alsnall'''''''" ''''' - ' 6 3-16 • Caledonians, 341 ; Hovers, 2:2? 11.16 • Kendal and 60 I !aatftelalaftweal st 74 i Mal' I • alma makes lama , ~_ _ , sr. tototilrem.rsdresal i tet. 106 106 1061 Australian Agricultural. ere quoted 81 to 83. Peel i , Nuk e woo s, Is, D p s Windermere, 15 ; London stock, 191 , Manchester and h. 100 Dillokroisomakie 101 103 i d fir It ; the London Life and Loan Association, par. 16 6 'lssamithaaleatie par 1 son Rivers have receded to 43 to 1 prem .; and North 1 IS dist thosselmsall 40- BIRMINOMAM, MAY 11.-There was not much business st. Itil I DROPS perstmtillesk... 132 134 British Australasian to , 1 .- to 11 prem. Mining and • Wand. • reseml le thwe twont•Mos MOM. tee efte a ftwa' iftela nape done iii this market to-day, but prices were looking up- ilt.lloo !loss htlothOnar.6 pars 134 136 Lan d stoc k s genera ll y are dull. i aft ewattalle two le quarto. a telleaft a assillr o sose , ward notwithstanding. Shrewsbury and Birmingham., a - ,1 03 DualP o d oolool mated sad thrown away. Engravings palls-JAMES little inquired after yesterday, were a shads flatter to-day ; t0,., 1 _,I, takalall,_ amien aaftlia ikoramoe66 I li V" Clowns Burmese 1.44.1a4 sdd Palest"' 14, II " Withal...W*4 1121.16"...5. the usual idle rumour of an arrangement circulated in one " 1- •" '""'mhos done . 1M all I== 13 4 141 No. More - 100,000 - 1 Una l'eleMix". Paid yesterday. to-day. MIGRANTS' HOUBBB fir the GOLD ~ ....._....D1G- or two morning papers having a sorropondingly depressing 25 ,sg , 1 g 9 effect on the value of the shares here. In reference to this 10 10 Ds. al. AM - ~ lot lit - - all 1; 2 pa 21 3 (31 Yrit - Ca'arer l a l ° 4 "di* 166111"....• Ni "'"'" -1- - company these rumours have been occasionally afloat at 4I 11 Do- RI •,-- -•• 4 1 Pet sort ot Tnes.-}wons. thothossamet of mese gesmod _ 0n,115,000 1 Anglo Australian Cold all per Ipm wo u.s oordod a sw. es pima idea m i n i ken the o p ead . op e n say tim. since 1815, before the . Times condescended to pub- lIF all 1•771.1130111 104 . 01 PM -Pm 100,000 Ina Ansa Californian 10,000 10 AtiatlalSalall 2 par 1 2 1 wtadows, lock-cep dome, malls sad aid dim Emil MO t lola provincial share markets , they have no better fou - nda- Pk i laa, Ilaallakisslaall ow , 2 , 0 ,,, e tt ..... 941 : 149 3 • ISI 4pa 3 130 5 450 20,900 25 MIMOSAS .. 5 41 41 " hadorms Mt, aril posed 'Mk homothll mer e smash by lion now than they ever had. 20 I ill ' Parka Rzlosslon... ... - - 60,000 1 Autrallas Cordillen ... all 11 pm MS. The Marla WI& WV IM•110 WEFT and 1 0d ,1 1 Lin*, MAY 11 -The share market his been very 10 op! D o , sl peat Rat. 6: - - 100,000 1 Australian Freehold .. all . ells par eftlet.._o l aeV wefts ___„__WT le aft 4 _, _____ o liala la sa it quiet this morning. Purchasen seem to be holdiog back, 2 , all I Dn.W•aremeit'alley 3 pet - - 32.,000 1 Ave Marla a Olio par al l a a saffila n ,, te ,, par e h „,..sasal e rsalaassa tm p ni p eo ppa s ,,p ose p ilia '''''''''''''' - 't o p o pip. - but Delius are firm from yesterday's sates. Leeds Northern la i 4 Do. Debentures ... ... Par IPm 200,000 1 Braise Australian Doh all 4 19a W.' 100 North Britlab ~ ... ... 113 11l 1141 lb .....i. r - 4 n u mns - - -- . 6 of o ip op - w sp --- o p s paa -- pagernflps - * --- msess. fifths were transacted at an improvement, 3-16 dis. 1 20,000 20 British Iron 13.3 5 10 Amok god two moue, 33 ; elf abeam via ennersee DcBLIN, MAY 10.-Thres par Cent. Consols, 991, 1 ; : (1 5. 1 311 199 ' weed. lsath Sta to a= 6 :: -,17 ‘ . In all 10,000 LS OrsaiLlesp,(ise.at3Lue 344 331 5 4,000 SO De.Ootees and Collate all 41 11 )101 la ara hl. pass, tips Somas, hens Maier ditto for Account, 10th June, 991, 1; Three-and-a-Quarter i ride ,. s p. s a e om _ _ 11,000 30 Do. tit. lobelia' Rey 16 30 $1 boom memos abews___eled loirolhommlM asy ...,_ , a _st ilmrt per Cent. Stock, 1021, I; Hibernian Bank, '251. paid, 321. Is 12 I Dila ditto ditto 24 21 pet 210,00 4 Carson's Creek all 4 Ino Va a l. waft °alum" ad al'a,L'aa., n „„a a' at ,.. n , w ''" vr ._ Mining Company of Ireland, 71. paid, 19; Misers Head aI a IftrrowskEirosesoCuar... 101 Ili 12,001 4u Clore Copper --"" a sss il liaki l=r; ftge '...posimies'....'".-- mw ---- ' 1 ,,, Copper, 10a. paid, 111. 3d. Dublin and B e lf ast J unc ti on, 11l I 11l ntremat min.l s ai m mterf o rf.M .. .' ut 184 liawiryseassesteloo.ooo 6 Columba Gold eneu 441. paid, 60; Irish South Eastern, 111. paid, ol ; i land 5, 10 Do. , per cent ._ ...I pea . Copps l4 es 9 9 330,0911 St. copper Miners of Eng. all 70 00 West Western sod Railway Canal, 471. 101. paid, 511 1. 21 IIS Souk Dona ... ... 15 16 6,00 23 Do. Prof. I s permit. all 5 9 pat 10 .11 Ditto New • par Ipm 70,040 5 Hn s kAngrallanCo i rpal an 14 1 di• JP •,•111 01, 0 / •i 5/ .%; 4 • ..../ ' ' l' / ...... i - . .., , e ,,.! 1; a ...I. a t 14441 ..1 .'. , , :iri .-' ll, .., A .l 6- .. / v. evvere H ina ZA fe L astit FREE Hosram..--The twenty- fi fth anni- 144 , : 411 1 6 '11 l Ealthrs ot gi, 0 1 11444121 1 261 s k s r ...., • 3 , - o f this institution was celebrated yesterday Bt.: 100. Do. 41 8 % t nt. III H 2 festival l e London Tavern ; Viscount Maidstone in 20 1 all 'ffilLTol . Om 194 " 01 Ik• •' i - the chafe. &bout 150 gentlemen were present. After the ti t 4 1 3 '7. i iiiitr, g r irt i Iwal Pa 4 . 3.. .. : .•,,,....„ .; . ; totalize . t s oasts m td the be l e s s o disposed eeu o o f s , i t t illphli n li jo a i n . pro - 17 I s Di tst7stortk p i tt ot o lina.parethi lt ! 106 1 191 t Great Nugget la V I I If 2 per tto 10 °, 01 ° 3 1 Do. Registered Ito,00( 10 Gueral 12,000 11.006 100 00C 5i.003 all 13 17 " Grand Duchy of Badet all pa Ipm Grad Pulgooth take Bathurst Liberty all 1 1 dls all i IPs I'l -.• (..:-‘• - i - t: . A , T , -' r i. -..4. , .... ,. , 4 !:i .. - - 0 - 4- : '.- ' et' E t g " e o e beerve u d ec tion there ma's no channel is which the public 33 15 YorligN.l4M.H.l37Ciurai l .. :Ls , 101 4 , ,-'. % ' • '- . 7 '- ' benevolence could flow with greater benefit to the poor LINES LEASID AT 11XED RENTAL& than in that presented by this hospi•al, which, under the 0 1. 100 erldlamir w llmmlal, 117 109 management of Dr. Marsien, had been conducted for 25 9,00 i 50000 100,500 Linares Londonkenlitorn. Geld 411 18 12 Quartz Crushing Co all 1_ 4 I Mariquita a 4 dls par 20,000 1 NexkonhaluMnerkei. 9 8 81 50 30 Clydesdale Sash= --*:i • / - 6 4000 New Granada aw,„... a : , i 4., . . c . '4 . ,.. 1- ,.. . • . , years with unexampled BOCCI'S. Having visited the esta- Orme isibleassisa).. bi 141 53 101,000 Noumea Monde tailtel&q. / „ 1 !. blishment that day, he was sorry to find that many rooms ft. tee hatlasehoehesrip.M. 60,000 1 Nova floods Mining and ' - ~-sx.Z. 7 , O•, a O • were empty in consequence of the inadequacy of the (ImesiMol.3lertbeml 136 132 Copper Smelting S 1 1 tin funds. The number of patients relieved from the com- m a mcessilless Dna rinm 154,000 Port Philip I part pm A ' , LEN'S REGISTERED TRAVELLING BAG, mencement was 403,533 ; the number in the hospital at 100 all tt i memet alala Delh assa se W seo ssal : . 33 13 60,000 Quarts Rook all 1 pca XL lee opening of which is se large as the ten itself, tens allow- present was 134, there Wag room for 500. For the reams(leasedlo 'MILS Dar.) - - . MOM 6 Rhymney Iron Ditto New 13 7 8 mg Mta, Sofas, Se., to be Wiwi ai•beat Nut' sad core sa - which he had sated, a large portion of the premises wail so 5n I liellaSelley(LYwridligNic 111 114 1113 131 'FAO ii Santiago deCuba l5l 6 7 welently than .n the ordinary carpet beg. Illustrated Catalogues let for various purposes . The hospital was at that moment 33 21 Do. 4 arms (tool .• SI ST 50,000 I *oath Australian ell TEE { gall.-T. W. end T. ALLEN, IS sad 22, West Strand. in debt to the extent of upwards of 1.000/. ; sod, as the 121 121 De. f shares (ditto) . 1174 254 4,000 10 l'in Croft n it. CULVERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORKA, p rinciple on which it was founded, and on which all its 12 ; 12).Lcadon ant Greenwich I (Rued to South Eastern 14 144 43,174 MIA United Mexican 70,000 1 Walk:alt 45 5 41 1 1 alt par Ipm operations were conducted, was that of affording relief to In 20 Mtto Prefe.reme (ditto) 26 27 100,000 1 West Granada di Idis 1 per. j ih af, d . °Ile "; ant "" in4a4 sad °aria°. to lash ; " VIII" the sick without any inquiry, he knew of no charity which i. 20 au Lowestoft Our.truCent. 100,100 1 West Marlowe. at 64pm 14 WHAT TO LT, DRINK, AND AVOID. was more in accordance with the example of the founder of (turd tn Norfolk) -•-• 1.4 M I rubs ell i 1 rva U. Christianity, and hone which had more powerful claims to 10 all Ditto ditto 6 per Cent - - - LECTURE TO YOUNG MM. tho support of tbe benevolent. The toast was most cord /1 all Manch. ..,Beisto m. s,h_M k t . toc• _ 80 JOINT STOCK BANKS. tn. ally responded to. The health of the chairman was pro. „. as =:,-.l:::tzi...) i a HOW TO BE HAPPY. posed by the Earl Powys and received with entliusiectn. e '' (leased to Smekt. le thrL - - No. ! Saute Raw. 1 clueing Burner Paid prices done IT. The donations annoucced during the evening amounted to 101 all I,l av l Bradford OdidL) DM 106 147 yesterday. to-day. MORAL AND MUSICAL INJOTKENT OE LIES v. 1,3661. 59 1 50 NorthernßiEwiern 5 perti - - -„,.. - -.. ON SPECIAL DISEASES. Dewed to Itat.Coustoo 65 117 NEw DUTIES ON SPIRITS.-Yestertlay 0. govern- 60 I all Do. d (504 - - 67 MAO 40 Australasia fire Spec cent. 40,000 26 IChutd. Bank of Ara li 4 die pis TL smut bill was printed of 28 clauses to im_post. additional 231 13 immo .„ y ,. 0 .. L. ,,, . MI,COO 1 20 Chart, Bank of India, THE DIdTITUTSI OP MAIIEIAQE LIM duties on spirits in Scotland s ad Ireland. T ho bill is fur- IMnuun & tty,eoen . RN.Weat.kLair.744orl. - -• Australia, arid China 2 4 Ipm 21 vu. DISEASES OP WINTER. thee to amend tho excise laws on spirits, In addition to the e 2 :, 114 Ditto 4 stare+ (AUK,. - WOO / 20 English, Soottise, and Wn.Anstralisn Chartered 10 11 11 pm present duties in Scotland, there is, to be f rom 2lst April St. 100 Roynon to ures s l ed 4o ll , l ihn tehtlaW4' 151 155 131 23,000 20 Lasdon Bank of Am- URINARY DERANOC.AII6II CONSTIPATION, and HADIOIII. last an additional duty of one shit:lug, and in Ireland an 1 .. 6. 0.60 ,.., . t ., 05 , toet 3101 015. Ft. o train and India additional duty of cightpence. 12 906authsta4orileMaittesase 45,000 23 Lnedon Chartered Bank re. sad x. lINOLUIEL ISIS. sod 1100ICH MEM 1 sea, Is. eadb LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- to Mr. 10Cleen) 1 4 ells 11 &Australia et. I Return of traffic for the week ending May 8, 1853 :- 30 30 Wiar VaLey, 6e. 4t.gos. 21,000 33 Oriental Hank Corpora all 56 Si an 36 x n lITHROP4THY ; 01% THE COLD WATER CURL Daneed to stoeite.:mitDor. - - I Parallel'' , Parcel° , sanisg es • Ithree % and ma' ls ' 25 10 oltto Moo Mho ........ .21 14 to i &Nate , I Royal Austral. Hankies ! &ad.:lold Import. Co. 1 1 dis par ammiled. 23. Pa • , 00eter-tow' Camilla , 1 Irel' 1 " 1 - 4 ^m_' • lime 129 4831. iis. 31. ; merchandise 21,3111. 1 Is. 3d. ; tattle, 81100 Wilts a Portman (lemma 14000 ,21 Suoth /ow:ilia 111 ; Ceeleall. find all tannaglen:: of ef 11. R. C.lleerweil, m.P,10, , ~;,8 1.1, ..1 01. ro, ‘..,., a ~1 t, t e r i sprk Itescut.atnet. ate mots wasslood daily from lo OR l e i• "' 1862,48,6611. 81.1 d. Total viols.. lice, ,071431.0ading week , to Orem Westanl...... ISA 1444 30,0e0 23 ,' Colon or Australia 11,00. ... I DO. New.... lll . 9 applied for. The Bank of England directors acting merely as agents in the transaction of this govern ment business, are, of course, unable to publish any such statement without instructions previously re ceived, but in view of the high importance that attaches to this great national operation, it is to be hoped government will at once decide upon letting the public be duly and fully informed as to the pro gress of the conversion. The applications for the new stocks up to yesterday afternoon, we believe we may state, amounted to 400,0001., but no reliable in formation is afforded either as to the amount applied for to-day, or the proportion of each of the new stocks for which subscribers have given in their names. It is believed, however, that so far there has not been any general eagerness shown to subscribe. It is possible that this is in a great measure owing to the inadequacy of the means adopted by government to ensure publicity for their new arrangements. In stead of having a reliable official notice advertised in all the journals and places of public resort, stiffing in precise terms the nature of the option, the period within which t he option is to be exercised, and the other particulars of the operation, the sole public informa tion afforded is that which may be gathered by the public press. The consequence is, that many parties who might probably be induced to move in the matter, provided they saw some definite government announcement, remain quiescent. In the case of the Exchequer Bonds (to bear, it is presumed, firstly 2} per cent., and subsequently 24 per cent. interest), the exact terms of issue hare not yet been finally made known by the government. In connexion with the interesting experiment now in course of trial, it must be stated that the increased stringency of the money market is calculated to tell materially against its suc cess. Instead of money being a complete drug as it was a few months ago, when leas vigorous financiers occupied Mr. Gladstone's present post, we have now a market sensibly straitened by the influx of new schemes and the unparalleled activity of trade. This is a consideration of the utmost import ance; for it will at once be conceded that the success of a great financial operation of this kind, tending so sensibly to the alleviation of the national burdens, is solely contingent upon an easy state of the money market. At present, with money in brisk demand, there is great probability of many parties preferring delay, whilst waverere, previously undecided how to act, will probably be led to the determination of holding on to their stock. It is considered that the difficulty of carrying the measure to a successful issue is further increased by the position of the Exchequer Bill market in con nexion with the approaching renewal or repayment et the June issue. Indications of the Chancellor's coarse in this matter are anxiously looked for, as there is a general impression that this issue cannot be renewed on the same terms as the March bills, ' which yield an annual interest of 1 f per cent. only, and parties express curiosity to know how Mr. Gladstone can proceed without deviating ins marked manner from the policy lately inaugurated by him. Many parties are confirmed in their impression that the step of reducing the interest on Exchequer Bills was a false one, in view of the financial measures then in the contemplation of government, which, it is presumed, must now be much hampered by the difficulty as to their renewal. In the event of any considerable number of holders of South Sea Stock (or the other annuities to be compulsorily commuted) demanding to be paid in cash, it is pointed out that the government embarrassment would be further aggravated, as the government surplus of revenue, although comparatively large, would thus be soon swallowed up. This contingency, however, is scarcely probable. As regards the amount of these stocks connected with Chancery proceedings, we have already published the order of court, invit ing parties interested to apply for their conversion into the new stocks, and authorising the Accountant- General, in the event of such parties not coming forward, to effect the commutation himself. Whilst drawing attention to the objections to the govern ment plen, which are in many quarters urged, as at present existing, we should mention, however, that the general favourable verdict pronounced when its nature first became known has not been modified, although it is apprehended that the aspect of the money market is less propitious. In the Stock Exchange to-day influential brokers freely gave three per cent on Consols, and in the general money market the previous demand for accommodation con tinued. Discount of first-class paper ruled at 2i to 3 per cent., business being in many quarters re fused except at the higher rate. In the foreign stock market considerable dulness continues to prevail. Notwithstanding sales on French account, Spanish stocks were rather better, the telegraphic advices from Madrid of the 7th, showing a marked upward movement in prices. Pe ruvian Bonds were not so good, but showed more firmness at the close. The Deferred Threes, after receding to 651, closed at 67i to 684 ; the Four-and a-Half per Cent. scrip leaving off 3 t to 3; prem. Mexican Bonds were unchanged, and Grenadian ra ther flatter. At four o'clock Spanish Deferred Threes were quoted 241 to : 1; the Certifs. 6 to 6,i per cent. ; Mexican, 271 toy ; Granada Active, 221 to 231; ditto Deferred, 11 to t. liihe list of actual sales is annexed : Brazilian Old Five pra. Cents., 1004; ditto, New Four-and-a-Half per C.-ents., 1852, 101. 1001. Danish Five per Cents., 1051, 1. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 961. French Three per Cent. itentes, 82f. 25e. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The demand for money continues to weigh upon the stock markets, and although prices do not give way much, all tendency to an advance is effectually checked. Money is in demand in the house to-day at 21 to 3 per Cent. Console have remained quiet at 1001 to 1 for money, and 1001 to r. for the Ist of June. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 100 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 to 1 ; Bank Stock, 2281 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 100; Exchequer Bills June, 3.. to 4s. prem.; ditto March, par to Is. to 4s. prem. ; India Bonds, 295. to 255. prem. Generally in the several departments of the market the tone is flat. Business in the foreign house continues restricted, and prices are slightly drooping. Mexican have given way a little, and Peruvian Deferred Bonds are again lower. Mexican Bonds mark 27Z to 27 ; Peruvian Deferred, 65 ' • Sardinian, 98; Portuguese; Fours, 401; Buenos Ayresn, 70 ; Equador, 61 : Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041 to 1" Swedish Loan, 11 dis. ; Dutch Two-and-a - Half per Cents., 65 to 66. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES . PARIS, NAT 11. 1 2 ,24 . lorinmg Spea Cents. 1 SI ;o 41 per Cents., 1825 ': ... 16 per Cents., 1922 104 IS 4 per Cents. 3 per CenukNew Loan ... 11 ... 1 I ... Exchange on London: easiest, 25 6; 90 days, 24 871. 1131t . n, : rtret.1810 Money Naples Bents — Many. Roman 5 per Cents ... Do. 2g Pxdmont 5 p.Ct 99 90 Treasury Bonds .., 3i o ... Do. 5.1853 PAWLS. MAY 11.—St. Germain, 1,900 ; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 350 ; Paris and Orleans, 1,105; Paris and Rouen, 1,160; Roues and Haws, 5.50; Marseilles and Mignon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 380; Northere, 933; Paris and Strasbourg, 931 25; Paris and Lyons. 966 25; Lyons and Mediterranean, 651 59 t Oueet, 797 SO; Paris and Cherbourg, 640 ; Dijon and Besancon, 595 ; Midi, 672 50; Mon. tereau and Troyes, 450 ; praisers's° and Beaters, 675; Dieppe and Decamp, 365 25 ; Parts and Sceaux. 261 25 ; Bleeme and St. Dialer to 'Gray, 572 50; Bordeaux and Tate, 295 ; Central Suisse, 1 481 50. - lor Account. SI SO 111 90 81 73 toito 81 75 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. StOAlL.—There has not been a public sale to-day, bat the market has a firm appearance. COYFEE.-150 casks plantation Ceylon were offered, about halt sold at previous rates, 555. to 61s. TEA—The brief news from China by telegraph has caused a sensation in the market. The brokers refee to their importers for fresh instructions previous to making prices, and the business done this morning has been by the trade, in small second-hand parcels, at about advance on Monday's prices; but the market, properly speaking, has not yet opened. PIMENTO.-90 bags were offered, and chiefly bought in, 51d. CorroE.-00 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. The public sales to-day were withdrawn, at prices above the market value. The article has a firm appearance. INDtco.—The sales arc going off without any material alteration. num remains steady. SMITHFIELD HAY IVIAHKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports n slow trade at the following Q uotations : Prime Meadow iiay, &Is. to 925. 6d.; inferior, fon. to Ns.; Rowen 455. to 555. ; Clover, 995. to 1055.; second cut, 70s. to 995.; Straw, 281. to 335. TALLOW IKARKET.—THIS DAY:- The market is quiet at the ;annexed quotations; Town Tallow, 4Gs. 9.1. nett cash . ; Petersburg Y.C. oe the spot, Cs. ; April and May, 465.9 d. ; Oct. to Dec. (nevi), 471.