The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-15 00:00:00

j REEIyE,'ICu. MONEY MARICET. are subjoined: Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50; Atlas, 22; Argus Life, 241; British Commer cial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201 ; County, 121 ; Crown, 171; Eagle, 71 ; Equity ani Law Life, 5i ; English and Scotch Law Life, 4 ; European Lite, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Globe, 13o; ; Imperial Fire, 335; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 601; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 51 ; Legal and General Life, 51 ; London Fire, 31 ; London Ship, 31; Marine, 26; Medical, In valid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11, 11 ; Palladium Life, 31 • Pelican, 45 ; Professional Life, 2 ; P rov id en t fife, 41 ; Rock Life, 9 81 ; Royal Exchange. 236; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom. 3; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 ex div. Reversionary Interest Sociely, 106; General Reversionary and Investment, 1051. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 • Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1 .51 ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 34; Grand Junction, 68; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 66; Lei cester and Northampton, 441 ; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 181 ; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 291); Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; NVarwiek and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 18; Wilts and Berks, 7 ex div. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Vauxhall, 211. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16; City of London, 130; Continental ( I hied Capital), 67 ; • Great Central,l4l ; I mperial,B6l ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241 ; Phoenix, 281 ; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 20 ; W es tmin s ter Chartered, 39; ditto new (10/. paid), 71 ex div. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 128 ; Grand Junction, 721 ; Kent, 841; South wark and Vauxhall, 88; West Middlesex, 114. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—Auction Mart, 40 ; Electric Tele graph (A shares. 20/. paid), 211 ; Hudson's Bay stock, 224; Hungcrford, 471; Price's Patent Can dle ompatiy, 28. . . _ Ti ESDAY EVISINO. The improvement in the :Stock Exchange which showed itself in so marked a manner yesterday, made still further progress to-day, prices in every depart ment showing an upward tendency. The funds at one time to d ay were fully 1 per cent. higher than on Saturday, ant although the highest price of Con sols was not quite maintained, the general feeling of the markets at the termination of business was very ood. The fear of a rupture with Russia on the Eastern question appears to have materially dimi nished, and confidence has been further stimulated by the assurances given by government in both houses of parliament last night of the cordial understanding and united action of Great Britain and France. The intelligence of a further ad vance on the Paris bourse of to-day contributed materially to maintain the market at its improve ment. Purchases of money stock have recommenced, and, owing to the late extensive speculative selling, the market is ill supplied, and money very easy in the house. There aro still parties, however, who look with some degree of apprehension at the atti tude of Russia, in connexion with the statement re ceived from several points of the continent that, if the Russian ultimatum be again and finally rejected, the occupation of the Danubian principalities will at once take place. As pointed out a fortnight ago, it does not necessarily follow that such occupation would be the signal for a diplomatic rupture, but anxiety is expressed as to the course of the British and French governments in the probable contingency of the advance of the Russian forces across the Pruth. . , ,Lueiay( 41......de No. Shares Bums. Pad prime does i . IYesterday. today.— ----. 21,500 i 40 Anstraiasia 40,00u1 23 Oland. Bank of Aida 3 1 3 dis 5e,0001 20 Chart Bank of Isdis Australia, and China 2 3 Ipm 21 33,0001 IS !flesh, Scottish, and Australian Chartered 10 ' 3 1 pm 101 25,0001 20 London Bank of Au.. Wahl and India 2 25,000 2O Luttdori CO rtertd Bank of Stovall' 21.000 j 1 2.8 thiental Ban , : Corpora. all 31 53 521 2 3 &o,ove , s Royal auktral. &mains and Clald Import. Co. 1 1 1 di. 0,0001 25 south , waralia 90,000: LI Usion of Awnratia 8,0001 ." 1 Do. New. Consols opened at a rise of about 7 per cent., being first called 983 to 3 ex thy., for the 19th July. After reacting to 985 to a, the price again improved to 981 to 3, and late in the afternoon, after official hours, ruled just a shade flatter, at 98 11-16 to 13-16. The day's business was again extensive. The government broker re-appeared as as invester, taking a parcel of Reduced Threes at 995. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Console, for money (shut), 991, with div. for money; ditto for account, 981,3, 3, 5, a ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 993, 5. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 5, 1 , 5, 5. Long Annuities, 1860, 53, 5 15-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5. Bank Stock, 2285, 2295. Exchequer Bills were again rather lower, closing 2e. to se. prem. The foreign stock market, as a whole, was deci dedly firmer. Russian stocks, rather singularly, opened flat, but rallied nearly 2 per cent. in the course of the day. Mexican Bonds remain conspicuously good, being in good demand, with but a limited supply. Spanish stocks ruled at an advance, although Ism firm in the afternoon. Sardinian and Venezue lan were both firmer. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 271 to 28 ; Spanish Deferred, 231 to A ; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. Gra nada Active, 21i to 221; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 02; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem. Actual sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 100; ditto, Four-and-a ffair per Cents., 1852, 98, lex div.; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 102/. Buenos Ayres Six per Oats., for account, 30th June, 63. Cbilian Six per 'Gents., 102. Danish Fire per Cents., 1051„ ;. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 951. French Three per Cent. Rentes, 78f. (exshange, 25f.) Greek Bonds (Blue), 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 28, 271; ditto for account, 271. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 86 ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 611. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 1021. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 941, 94 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 1 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1, 3 ; ditto for account, 231, 1. Venezuela Three - -a-6-Half per Cents., 40, 1; ditto for account, 41. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63; ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 1-16 ; the Coupons, 6; Portuguese New, 36 3-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 814 ; Granada Deferred, 10 ; Mexican New, 26 1-16 ; Equador, 4 3-16; Greek (Blue), 61. These prices show a rally. Paris closing prices of this day: Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 'tellies, 102 25 ; ditto Three per Cents., 78 ; Bank Shares, 2,660. This market exhibits great firmnes. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 93; ; Exchange on London, 10.47. Bank Shares, 1,419. This market also affords signs of a favourable reaction. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market opened with a less buoyant appearance this morning, and prices have since slightty given way. Consols opened 98? to ex div. for the 19th July, and are now qu o t e d 985 to ;1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 5; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1015 to 1; Bank Stock, 2285: Exchequer Bills, 2s. to Se. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been restricted, and there is no important change in prices, except an improvement in Sardinian. Spanish I Old Threes mark 4tit to 49; ditto Deterred, 231; the Certificates, 6 per cent.; Venezuela Active, 40; ditto Deferred, 16 to 5. Sardinian, 95 to 4 ex div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024 to 103; Dutch Fours, 951; Portugese Fours, 391; Granada Deferred, 91; Equador, 6. Saturday, s u c 1 t u. ds marketsi r . J ., , , - • ••. e i, „/ e .•••• I ~. f ~..„.... 1..} , , , _ / .4_, ‘ „ ‘ • ' ,X.... 4 re 74•••• , , e• ? . ../ .., L •fts:% oP ...-- - LON D ( )N, • W EDN ESDAY --b...VE1C114 ti t No. 2,1264 BRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen , no reason t o suppose that there was any concert . e ; I t:,I 7 NE 15. 185$. .; me mourn ire REOCer D his MICE bp lirirhten Seltzer ur agreement s eem him and the woman , and that the SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 1 , 0 ",,,a,,,.. ea, ee 4, per dorm. *bomber rev dot wdm M probability wa that the prisoner had made the charge upon to 3 Antwerp and Rotterdanl If Ile ens 110N.i 004 ,... 550 swe de li see wasera twted il 111 0 t en euelhd• SAII-dorell a sudden impulse at seeing a person of such distingui , hed 20 4 Butane to Grahams's.. 1 die 4pm Ale mb merLdr_ _._ .. .MM IMO . *at fr. " "el m " in such ia 4 nut" station as the prosecutor in company with a female under ThlllinaV EVENING. 5 3 Beguus Eastern haulm, f If Den twise daily. A proesseetus watt Va. bP w = 3 a• m 433 1 ,, m3m .„ 1001 . 3 . 34 7, ran.min such circumstances as to give a colour for the charge The railway market to-day, without showing ex- ro l i c; 1 .,.,...., .104 tr4tletillee. it la The improvement .4 e r .. we which he threatened to prefer, although in pointjos and thunson ... a la pm citement, or much activity, was good throughout . 212 II Outfit Itheolett .. ... .. If I f du showed itself in so ma so ; a mess,temswensetivet, therd..trest. - of fact, the communication that was taking place The settlement shows as we anticipated, that I: 14 1 44•111 .14. taeabn 145 • •• • • 3 ••., 3 pea still further progress was of the WOOL LEY'S PECTORAL CANDY, mo - t harmless character. He was real purchases have preponderated during the recent _ ,e,.... e g ewe gar mama , toughs , 4 old, 81, 88 t,,,,,, 8 a t not surprised that the prisoner had adopted the course of tall. The contangos have consequently declined, andifi le „ • 5 Great Indian easier. a... , If 3 ~ meet showing an up 21..:1". Reel s woo n gal k e c on . „„, st u e g we n 3 3 the pleading guilty, because since the transaction he hail 20 to 1 Grand Juartion of Erma 11pm HI one time toay were 204 all elt.Weet..fthoisil qtr.. die 1 in some cases passed off entirely. In all cases the , , D o . a m m (233 ,... ° '' ) ;3' 73 .... e _' pm g 7 a , ~,..., te reeseammied by tle faculty. Extract of a letter written several letters expressing the deepest contrition, rates have ruled extremely light, and on Great 2 4 , 4 !loasewseatietssp.et.'Prie 1 141. sole was not quite mai t o l n ie N earered IT Dr Brest l hells peegnmor of 44,xakr. Pectora l and distinctly admitting that there was' no pretence for ow l . e 1....,, +wester IR, 19611: "lids p!wwure . bi resommending casting any imputation upon the character of Mr. Glad- Westerns ito 1 backwardation has been paid. Lan- „. t : 1228a h0. i r on B l,;is •,:' 2 3 4 4 4 ItheLeris lemon! le alliplalnte, influenza. cough*,good. The fear of ▪w. ..thisa, and 4l 2l6ses d the lima G. c Kerma. M.D., stone. The pros e cutor , although of course he was sensible cashire an Yorkshire Was borrowed " even. " it 14 .trre. ftg, 315 w To w .. e im a lm te_Th e mm,„ ti t, Rua to the annoyances of haying to appear in a court of justice e 8 Do. (Clank)... ... .. 11 4 Eastern question apr w ow, vereired oily by meodey. alindis. Maidstone. is soh by yet felt that his duty to the public left him no alternative 10 1 D 0.6 per et. Preference 4 ides 1/ Dished, and confidenc THIS DAY.-Two O ' CLOCK . al: Slenas4- , course. re. In Eel" „s 1 3 . I s. and Ss. m ...a. but to do so, and he was ready to have his character and T h . • 10 , 9 Loom sad Kadin/noun - pm by the assurances g Thu lway market opened firmly this morning, ^ I 5 5 1 15 ,5 ** ... - ... .. 11 1 pm conduct submitted td the strictest enquiry. It was nem- - ' ln $l4 29 +lira AtrOnia . , ... - - houses of parliarnes tt Til 4 nary to add that Mr. Gladstone had no feeling whatev.v . but there has since been a slight reaction from the upon the subject, and having done what he conceived to be improved prices current after the termination of the to !•• Samar di Liesa (wink In., Ti 71 20 29 Do. Do.(ex Intermit) . - - IS I I-- efirthern hie duty, he now lest the case entirely in the hands of those official hour, yesterday. On the whole, however, the No is t of Vt "'" • ''' $34 2 " 33 1 4 understanding and i and France. The ethkNA , " who by the constitution of the country had the power of .. Do. lel. 3 pens . Bond CO all Norwegian 'Runt Prefer . Si 9 ranee on the Paris t oolte : // 4 1110•_, dealing with it. late rally in the market is pretty fairly supported. :tor B. It Anden2 51... l 14 IS materially to mainta ‘....,46ffir.:,,-4716 Several witnesses were then examined by Mr. Robinson In the market for French shares the same feature 20 1 ,, Para and Lyon.. ... . 16j 161 pm 281 4 ment. Purchases of i to show that the prisoner had borne a good character. is to be noticed, a partial reaction having taken place so 4 0 ewn set ori,rt. ... • .. 41 43 The Chief Bunn said he had not had au opportunity of from the advanced rates of yesterday afternoon. 20 It Pule and Roues ... 40 42 and, owing to the lets looking at the depositions, and it was very necessary that - 20 l e Pan arid NlTlP'ee , e'V dtl 2154 I L M i the market is ill supl rrEETII.-Ily Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 20 4 P orla.Cue,eadChcrb sure 3i 44 Pm the house. There or x X. e:e inv. , ,evl awl Patented epplitation of dimilwlly pre. ho should do so. lie should, therefore, defer pasting area WHITE 15111 % RUBBER In the comeructioed ARTIVICIAL sentence. caning MOM .ware 20 a Amen and ;I. rra ... . , 151 19L 191 look with some degr, roau, (~... s, and Palates.-Mr. EPHRAIM 110:4ELY. barrow 41i. Pd. Runways. Yeaterilay. today. 6 1 Royal Swedish tk e ties, et, I oavener-street, Greavermemore. age Inventor sad ...- ---..- 2O "0 singe and Yew. .. a 8 4 8 1 i 1 Patentee. A new, original, awl invaluable invention, coediting In SPORTING. et. lee SterE cm _.„.. , 27 73 374 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer. - - ceived from several i thealapution, with the nest &Weide serfellon and smote et -- 10 se ambers, Nottni., Hones. 3 1 10 2 ioutk neaten of France - - the Russian ultimatui Chemical, erepord WHITE INDIA ttlliliEß as a lining to the HAMPTON RACES-THIS DAY. awl Ras , Junction . 51 31 K 4 Southern of France ........ 1 spm the occupation of the 131 WI aleneWelv *SteurVallet 9/ illa I m a m co!.1, r Bore Frame. The eetramdirett7 11 .Mb' of thin The sultjoined programme contains the entries which were 3 ,8,, 1 ~e,,,,,L3 „ .• „ Ga .,. J u „,". 8 a - ay Et as Upper India Scrip appleation may he betray noted In • few of their must prominent mad . on Monday. 81 all West Flanders 4 S once take place. As eatina, a. tbe ari uwi,g:-All sharp edge. are ovoidal, no springy% 14 all Do.Chte.StEirli.o6l4.42ol.C. 50 22 In 8 Do. 31 per Cent. Prefff. 1 1 dig it does not necesaarii rites. ot f. .. umme am ~,,,,dredo. r e l y i• raised 8,,,,,,,, 88 o f WEDNESDAY-THE SURREY AND MIDDLESIX. 22 Illf Do. do. Co. 201... . 4 34 2t 0 ;114 20 le geweto ••1 Cr.... . lij s pm 19 4 ratans la supplied, a manna elasticity hitherto wholly unattsthable, STAND PLATE of 60 sore.; the winner of any race after 1 ,7.!. 1 . 1,... and or ... .I n 100 I 10 2 Mattered Switaerland lOl dis would be the signal sod • at, perteeted with the most unerring accuracy. is metered, the publication of the weights to carry 511) extra. Once r 'Li chaai .,'" -- - It 88 1 83 S 20 5 Zealand 3l 23 die anxiety is expressed wade hoar terrotonos and flexibility of the agent employed, thr round and a distance. as 1 Holyhead .. 2 2 221 and French governme greaten en:Tart mem% tulles Mynah, teeth whelk loose, or rendered Age et.lb. Age st. lb. el , Al Out and Ilinloe ... .. 20 31 11 t a; Dahlia and &Mat Jun,.. 2 3 pla 474 22.500 , 40 ____,....,i____ ____wwp itanste rcui_r.....___. o ,o4. a d e. o ise . firs e ot reacting c n a s l o i l e s tdo o t) 7 BB 7 s e tt d ao It , e : of the advance of I Mader by tar abeeretion of the gums. Ti,. acid , of the mouth exert Grand Duke .... 58 7 Dan Pedro 57 0 2.6 ..' !made., Perth, a. id V. r. • JOINT STOCK BAN_ paid 7 y. S. rie. so agency on the enemically prepared Whi•e India Rubber, and, as it Pruth. 6 8 7 Stamford Y a amaeon w•dr, euids of any temperature may with tborougb Abdallab contort be imeebrd .nd retained in the mouth , all uupleasaotnes. u; Sleeping Partner .5 712 Totrolski .15haree Ruin. Smell or taste being at the same time wholly orovi.led mainst by the Puritan peculiar Lune of its preperatioo.-To be obtain...lml yat Sweetheart 3 6 7 3 .e Eartern Vinous CILe, A... all 83 85 Cl, GROSVENOR-STREET, LONDON. Telescope 29 Osy.etreet, Bath. SCIIRLY AND MIDDLESEX STAYER (Handicap) of 20 23 .4. Do. elate a sad el da: 7/ II 84, Chainoargrrest, Neweartloon-Tyne. 5e,0001 20 Chart. Bank of ladle . ruled just a shade flat soy.. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 30 added ; ?!., 10e last laeseldel ... 13 73 Atafttralls, and China 3 4 Ipm 21 d ite broke r a) htnO+eto three 7tut his start , a r e the appear it e . sot, wio Barry ft .hr will of n , not be y handicap given es; wo ri th a e fte se r e . Rd e : 0 ''l6 E. _W.l.' 24,000 i SD !nabob, Scottieb, awl A p. SE and I.O V CA ! N T in F S , I . lA a Vlis n 'G t.v .7 4 lll c . and ttasepeser,tpdrt.sa•ytege•sytotkemwttenderokia ' I he brS t lee I adtberlin i t ' .:llTaw . 2.2 ° . SP r 1 ,Edinburgh and reeves .. - - Si, 100 I Kihnbatito, Perth,Bunde. 21 31 714 32 11 Australian Chartered 10 1 1 pm 101 25,000 1 20 London Bank of Am India and India 2 - 14 14 - pm 104 4 9 i includes - d T i v h . ree f() r per a a lasearviaestiseonkil a from that most eminent surgeon , SD. Mull highest weight accepting being 7st 131 b, it has been raised St. 100 Otargar k AouthWeetern - - 23,000 20 Belden eh rtercd Bank Rep: 'ln% I have made trial of your Raw Strop. and Sad it te to Sat 71b, and the others left in proportion. 5:. 105 (beat Noethera - ... 881 574 I 874 I of Australia . ,11 , • 1 1•0 Exchequer x ae rn Stock, t 2 T e ; WPM betas- than any strop 1 have bilker?. wed for giving a keen Age at. lb. I Aga at. lb. it. 100 Do. A, tauclt ... ... 54 $6 ;54 4 21.0n0j 21 Oriental Itant Corpora. all SI 53 521 21 v , edge to cur old inrtrionent • foe anatomical sod alea pur I purpose... - 3 6 8 7 . 31 138 513 4 50 ,005 . , I Royal astral . &undo. r , . , ~ die. I I I rue . three - n - - a uar r C. Arrest K. v. To Mwere. B. and S. Cow un.lnventors. 165. Fee. and I nthe Pedro s 711 a T i v stock ~ i ::: Import. „ tu.r .Co. , Sharah.wreet. Lrbd...n,” where be bt.. the Strop Jar .. area .lewd. Don Farmer.. .... • ' 1 34 Bank 18 0,5 1 : lon 0 It. 06 a Trin.,“ wa I -* .. 8 9 594 8 0001 as south us al ,18 50 Annuities , h ... ~ , , of all perfumer*, at 5...6d.„ • a se , . 'Jet lid . each.- C 03 % 'AN S ' a• h a Brtis 3 7 6 Pearl 11 I Doak Fasters ' eel 591 , 20 nof A ir 2 2 ' T E. hxe chu r lie ( graculiarlr tempered &more. Tooth Pawner nd ,in a slia g Powder . f Kin o Troy.... .. .4 . 7 5 Si 6 8, 000 0001 " l u .„ Do • New. e liactip It y 3 7 5 Tennet s in -lb es 8 164 ill He imm Thirde and ... T • ortiur, L I I Torment , i 4 3 pea . . ... . , H E 1) A I L Y NEWS S. A M It CL IRE 0 T BIASES of 10 sots . each, ft,withe dd, do n. l i tl 1 " 1 ""i" 731 1 NISCE lows ' Bodnar done e. to 's lb ; a Do. . -4 73 as LLAN. . Lonna M In oral Pa , rin 3d P w . for r- - d two yol • ; colts, B . t 7 end B 3t I s b. The 1 II; 114 • • . i Do. West &ADS Union 3 4 Air • Politimi Organ, the DAILY Et 1b Es•s . at the bead of eke LI. winner of the New Stakes at Ascot to carry fillies, 51 b,and 50 all Leeds or It th orn ... . 1 ~. ...ate dell foreign stock t Y d flt,b t nuali Islet Peer , it Great Bra." ima n uhadv t a lice O,OIMC TM I i becede. In is hrwtoteirairs3 b e 1 e t x ra ; thr ttatee•s r o t 50 w a l l rhe sovs .. ' i 4i If Lemke and '.. 3 9 9 i3l 9 Na la . Itieonxt. ..v . ova. Pd Driers firmer. Y esterda I. to-day. some, and ell eland and practi cal COLUMN, Whether *Mal, social, not c be added . H f• al -m• a tl .- . i e R h c mond, Kitty Clover, 10 5 ton.,Tabaryillaekwhl ,k Southend ti l l !1 11 u I s pg , opene u ra , Ht. 00 1 =glum 1336 Com t Roe It or eccleala•ticat f by John Mirah. au . M i l 4 1 6 133 - 10 Teo ----- t rali ad. 35 , 67 .9 000 1 et an u A . r 70 1 of the day. Nr I ieX ea In the est.'et anil value of in Generals: . elet,-In the accuracy of in .ranbournc, o ' Gaunt-Evasion , . a K erth-11; GM. 1134 114 . . gwtiplyS' being nitinhshaftPiiiirell Law Repa... s -in the amp , I •e , rat brut. and impartial ch,t rector of t , te ta Nigh hea. i. Ld , 3 UryAd e ; 7 Mabel, st ~ ell te Satellite , ,/lacy,nOral i e:T 2e I I • I m DI. Fifths ... ... .. 1 34 pm 145 50. unt.Au,eriCadLand 3. 87 70 Foreign Iteelligenze, and at tbe ' vaned eau cantt le and c , ,mtnercial in- , Idelaide, % •• illaße La. ss, tby Har aw dam Tout - St. 10 12 10 000 a 100 1 nada Cam . any.. 31 1, 65 ,i 23 ' , by Sir T tton S k ykm aY Star '°l f 50 1 .t. . a. Do Sab ,K.and (C ill tu n 000 . a ace 3 3 31 ro Pm II 1 BUp •. e a kmation isununa.4 is the at 7 . Retina 7, i awl a 0 netary • Araoles r- to e hsn , C antrt u e a - Igh Mr Bt. 100 Loadon k Soutb.W Men 884 89 100 ' 5 crystal 1 i , Ihis Paper LI istairmand. by . Kremlin Cecilia Lions . - 30 431 De SSO •. ... .•• ~ • 31 14 130 . 600 ' .a. s i erya, .e armee 4t ~ less firm i Ran w e; in the both car t ti ed fic l it sonnies a man detniled l• 1 of t S pp 2et ill than an other 7 wax *- C el 0 NIIIILY . T S 22 . A ES of 10 Bova . . . each, 6t, w 2.1 f ith to 21 no. 840 1 3 4 1 dis 271 1, 1 i N Brit . AUM. Land m ai I 3 i Pro Bonds 2 3 ' to .. . an exclueteely early report o 1 11 r m; the a lndian Measly every .. . - lOst 71b five list 31h . 13 al; Loadood . trey 4 a . On 13 I 11 re Do. P terenee• • 1 . swim' mad-amt the on den 5 I lag ming Report. with list . prim* added; died.. 0 . e .; r- eh 9 t four , r ; . , li all lasdoodrry Eaniskill a, 19 21 120 .000 5 v . Pettit' Lad.siebi. were quo published anywhere. x d a lst •si an aged I .‘ 9 b ; winners once 03.6,o 3.6, e. too anadt .s. tat SW Lbscolmt 294 430 f d 30 4 30 r I,' 00e 0 1 A Soottlah =Limes all ' a 21i to ' 2 par 2 1 It ethiresaes awl to turd ins, al being the only Pear bulks the twice Sib ci extra ; the d winner to be soldfur 200 tiny . 'e son, if s • a . 1 ! v : - i 44 Do I. Unite. ilf 2is 12,7 iOl 25 tl. Autralan lend all 17421 Pm 1 14 1 . M ' al 4 Tunes" wash neluder. sad has aim. ls e udect, tram nimbler" manded , a e cround and a . is cti tan e. i - 'n R gof at. tee Mans ... i . . ... .. 72 7 4 2 4 75 24 10.0011 00 . minimise 's Laud MI 11l 191 nada 4 Active, t° alledensive when...mat& 4 ti i Bordeaux, 64.1 t3O Do. Sim.= Derb l 40 43 41 Peruvian Deferred, Ile F , 22rot. t.. public la von rls shown bY tbe Isst rein rn of stamps 7n ; Dame Tattle y , G 7 s 10 I C th i w k o e r r, bawd kg dm year MO to the lead ia. Lendon Newstel e Pers. 1 71 23 d ; Julien , 4i , n. 50 47 Idid•G•ls es t• (Ire/ ••• ••• - "" Half per Cent. which It will be seen that ibis Pacer youngest by more than IX X ... as' LATE of ao ....., added to a sweepstakes 2 ii Ditto Half •. ••. _ - .NES. Actual sales are Megan') had in Ore years beaten its three oklest oom f editors: o son, each . Optional selling weights. Three quarters t. 14 '100 34 1 . geweserket ... ..• . .. 31 I 4 33 MI home mining stocks e p ta nl y Evnent has b c a l e . - n Cents. peri'Penta" 1851' Old F . ve r Cent. I tabuEs p bed. Stamps Dead. of a mile. Antonini, 3 yrs ; Ada, 3 lra ( 1.) M ; u' ro a i 0 . 5 0 117 . Do. t 15 r i a.. .aranan i - - "l as 1829 t and 1831 MOWS irro CUkONICLa ' . Yn Cotton Lady , • . an 50 7 a ite t i teeww:t2ws um " . and 2 8 for account, good demand for dividend ll" Roasts,. Posr 1,139,,ve ( 301 (8°1.) yes (50/1 I tle Tattle, 3 . Moutiso Reasen. l ); 22 i 1 3ewry 'W MCIII.IIIMIBIIO , . 7 Dua ineuin is till a DAILY NEWS la is 44 1452,000 1 , cutre•6-tene, 6rs Y ( 501.); 'Theorem, 5 yrs T '8 PLATE. (a) . II • I; 1 Nark% . NeW ... .. •.. ... . ..• . 34 1 52 314 _ - 314 quiet. There 8 unwilling to . Cents ., Two -inii ran ctions arc circumscribed owing to Ce Cents ., but t sa TM continued painter MOO of this IpOMlOll jUalle Ma lidleirMS ea Tunas AY D -H 6O . ea MAJES If .; the winner of 54 eel3:NMoartbril p* "Brait2hC°Un.. ' 4011411/CM 34 i 2415 ;hares,n 1 any race @plaice recently expressed by a 00111eMporary : PLATE ICUMOND of ve e i . i . .. :3l n; the scarcity of stock, holders being *Me ' D a ily News 'ls the =rat 0 1 , ill the London morning alter the pub l ication of the t weights to carry slb extra. Any le . North Devon, lie I. .. - - Us Dutch per Cent . Certifs., 0 realise mining shares were better to-day, and Reateni,7Bf. (exithani ppm nom the tle-t It 55.5 round and a high li beral taxe-re. n n ihrr of horses, the property o f the same owner , may run • all D D: I LI A o Dcfsered.. ... - - Innestimicanelmently that naservatin Itheraila.o which is clearly ( or The o teed - - dis 5 84 4 els 114 1 gla closed with strong appearance. British Australian, the rata opines of Ragland ; and already, with the snood highest 'or this plate. One mile. Age . t .lb. 2 6 01 a 171 ;North •saraa :ek e•aMexican Three 9. n k n i e d ge .4 to erporgetses din eses, and with the largest .1 Ago st b. 1 6 810 Diamond .l se at Aerie wean 4 ' Peel River, and Ague Fria were especially firm. At for account, 275. at agentleemesse- seat to the • Timms '- obtained by any Lonxiaus man .Ns pelltiml them 'arrange& wi 'th Its combatant Abdallah 6B 7 Telescope d 6 7 13 2 is Imo ° i tnlassi, t4."l"a w il ece., w a woos. 49 SO four o'clock Peel River were quoted 25 to 3 prem.; Cent. Bonds, 86 ; dii R sa usa rdi ia a n ian Fo F u i Inlamse." Heroine Ila bserdered of any Soologlsr ar Netnews la ths Maeda. ;er at Sleeping Partner 6 7 7 5132 I Stamford o Col nial Gold, 15 to 11 prem.; Great Nugget, 11 61 em. • Port Philip, 1-16 dia. to 1-1 6 prem.; 102 1. 1. 3 6 7 11 114.11e0 Sedthe Hillead ... . 39 61 10.0111111 e. 16, Bonverie.acreet , Pleetatren. Lond•m. to II pr , Puritan - r 3 63 Australian, 5 dis. to par ; Agna Fria, 12 die . pnish Old T THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY . Smeetheart 6 7 3 The Mane .... 3 6 10 to Mo s :fteedi Tio. L igr adr am .w.O uwei nar.ms . . 70 14 713 tale. British • to 15 prom ; Nouveau Monde, 11 to 15 prem. ; An lo- New Ihferred Thies New ready, la lems. TIM Mate Igo, prise Is.. Ducrow 3 610 181 an sarewebery ma t heat, TOUR on the CONTINEI% P, by Rail and 30 °"7 Road fa the summer of 1652, through Northern Germany, 4 7 2 (1164.M.111a) - 17 le RAILWAY PLATE of 60 son ., added to a sweepstakes of 131 all Dso HMI" -.. ••• - 8 1 4 wAria, Tyrol, Austrian Lombardy, ke. Sy Jone HAMM, 2.q. 6 sees. each. 'Weights for age, &c. Five furlongs. Cats- fte 10 Ds. Onres.v „. Is la A- Californian, sto 5 prem. account, 231, 5. A Other foreign mines were generally firm. Met- Cents., 40, 5 ; ditto I Forming Pert 44 et the °Traveller's Library." plasm, 3yn (30.); Anne Page, 3yn (SOL); Nelsen*, 3 W A an tt i 1 = 21212 6 ,.. 131122 •"' • 30 54 21 21 411 ' calfe, after reaching 71 to 8 prem., closed 7to 1 It was announced Akio, betas Parts 42 sad 41 of the " Trauder's Library.* hi. rub. yn (.502.); Little Kitty, 2,,:yes (401.) ;,, Acute Angle, b y V._ roe 1 64444 4, lye. ._ '''" ii 4 3 prem. National Brazilian (cocaes) wero heavy, as the Anglesey had a OUR COAL FIELDS and OUR COAL PITS ; the People In Them Auckland, 2 yn; Nightshade, 3yn (501.) ; Lioness, 2 444 - - 44 - e/07 - hel - ...„ ".... •.'. 33 4 g as i 71 tie the Scenes around Thema. By a TaeVaLLea USWIIIOIOII , I3. as also Great Polgooth. to the 4th March, an Landon: Longessn, Brews, Orem, and Lowman& yn (500._ 30 15 Math TeellelkaißherDu 13 14 The closing prices of' new undertakings are as at 110,0001., irrespec Hza Blare/IVY'S PLATE of 100 gs.; 3-yr-olds, 7st 716; * 5 Der al l° . 6 . 1 follows : London and Liverpool Australian Geld passengers. Subseq , four, 9st ; fi ve, get 61b; six and aged, 9se9lb. The winner ss Ill• 111 sass• a Masilbes" • • 13 la pit. CUM/Mr/ILL'S MED . IC4ali WORKS , to be i sold for or Two miles . Nonsuch , 4yn (b . b); V 1 W u T hmlualuispuilik ‘da anima ... ...1" • 14 15 Mining and Streaming, sto 4 prem. ,_. Melbourne of the arrival 154 Gold, Ito 5 per share ; Australian Mutual, 5 to Sydney on the a im . lasso 5 5 steep apt Partner, in ; Anne Page, 3 yes; Dan Quixote, 3 , 4 6 w a h m g o g m g mew . a 94 94 WHAT TO RAT, DEDIII. AND VIVID. 3 yrs; Tormeat, 3 yrs; Raekspelt, 3 yrs; Economy, 5 yts ;so t all Wagselind NM .31 311 a s dis. 4 Australian Consols, sto 5 di g .; Monarch ounces of gold, we: n. Corybantes, 3yn ; Ilybla, 3 yrs ; Massanni, 3yn ; Anony- 20 14 West Osrawall . _ 10 toe Gold, 1 to. }dig . ; Chartered Australian Land and mail but one broug LIICTIIRE To YOUNG MM. mous Letter, 4yn ; The Monk, 4 yrs ; Stamford, 5 yrs; to !Ma, Oftehlaiun and Croydon 1 ells pu Mining, sto 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, the 2nd March, so t en. Nightshade, 3yn ; Dame Tattle, 4 yrs • Sweetheart, dyes; 10 1 1 ill'eedlard - - HOW TO II HAPPY. Ventre•a-Terre, 5 yes ; Carbuncle, aged'. St.! 100 I TorklenstestialkSinnei 69 70 70 1 , to 5 per share ; Golden Mountain, sto 5 per share; three days later, but re. 23 u2O I Do. do. Rxtenelons VISITORS ' PLATS of 50 son.; the winner of any ram 13 1 1131, Do.O.N.B.Parebass _ 414 „ 91 Lake Superior Copper, 1 dig. to par; Cologne less come to hand, MORAL AND PHYSICAL IC4IOTMENT OP LIFIL v. after the publication of the weighs to carry 51b extra. Any et. 100 ;York and North Menand 10 SI 61 4 402 Lead, 1 dig . to par ; Carberry West, Ito 5 dig.; mail having been e ON SI2CIAL DIBRASIU. number of horses the property of the same owner may run - Connemara, par to 5 prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to the price of gold co u. for this plate. Three quarters of a mile. THZ INSTITUTES OF 2LUIALSQZ LIPL Age st lb PIZIELIPICZ SHARES 1-16 dis.; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito 5 per share; further advanced to I 58 12 The Handeome Agi St lb 85. 1 10011bsetken ISI U Lackamor Copper, par to 5 prem.; Adelaide Land position of the mark( vu. Faux•pas DISEASES OF WINTER. 6 all Aberesee sea ; 7 per CI. 85 92 Grand Duke 0113. 6 6 7 se. toe mad a lanai per Ct. ler 1011 IllEtaltY Dew° confine/mote, am HA/310M The Hero OlDe. Heroine ix. and a. Clothworker ..., a 7 7 Sandhurst 3 6 7 se Au *irk gel Harem ........ 1 dis 6pm Reduction, 5 ' to 5 prem.; Respryn Copper, par to 1 land companies will 122111111. 1 1 ISH, sail SCOTCH Lena. 2 n'a.. le.mehr Mr. Syk es sr. 1 less Justice ~ ... q e l prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 pm.; Jamaica pear, however, that I HYDP.OPAT7IY: On, THE COLD WATER CURE. Singapore flannel. 23, Mummer-row; Careens*. 147. Fleet-attest: Meas , N 0 Chasms 67 0 Wat bier 357 3 s SM. da. 01.47 pact. sse Copper , 25 to 31 p . rem.; New Linares, par to 1 pm.; attempted enforceme A oweim, sad aii boonetlon: sea U.S.. °Ammon, M.D., to, British Farmer .. 36 11 Munn' 355 rd s ,Do. as. (H. Ira) 7 per Ct . , 111 pm Great Hewn Muted Tin, par to 1 prem.; Mizen was increasing amo an neessuesces. who may he eonsulqd daily tram 10 un S. Young Norval .. 3 611 b a t by Weatherbit m Itast.ecie.aatis4 pe.,Nol 11121 pm Head, 5 die • to par ; New South Wales Coal, 2 Wales, and by so: smi unit. Anne Page 3 6 7 -Aiwa 3 5 5 ,q ON do. 140.2 11 2 „ to 5 die. • Australasian Coal, sto 5 dig. ; Mount were apprehended. Blundell 3 8 7 The Mersey .... 3 5 5 ie iis l UD aemeasegra.Bp.Ct; IS 191 Carbon C.:41, sto 1 din .; Port Hunter and More- steamer may be s Antonin& CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. HANDICAP Swszesrms as of 3 WTI. each, with 20 added; ) Deadme.ll4 per dint ...I 31 4 ton Bay Coal, par to }prem . ; Sae River (of Jamaica), steamers are now en for three yr-olds and upwards. Three quarter* of a male . at. ;00 Oreat Nerthers3 proem 126 129 ito 4 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 61 to 71 prem.; The Stirlingshire, THIS DAY. Closes to-morrow. St. 10000.1 pr seat. Scrip, Re. Port Royal (of Jamaica ) 15 to 25 prem. ; L'Aigle has on board 6,0001. asseessis at topea.pm 111 113 Scuaay STATES (Handicap) of 10 sou. each, hR. Gen- 10 3 l on. ni . onni. um , llll 1 pea d'Or, s to 5 die.; Knockatrellane Copper, ito I dig . ; The 19th auction ( OLD COURT . -(Buowe rue LOAD Cam Hawn.) tlemen riders , professionals allowed to ride by carrying slb 64 61 4 6 a&We 1 , 4646 0466 4 644, 6 .1 84 East fodian Iron, ss. to Ti. per share ; London and of Spain is to take p THE ATTEMPT AT EXTORTION UPON THE extra. One mile. Closes to-morrow. 513 6 lOWest.BlisinHanreaSpc el 71 Virginia Gold and C,opper, par to 5 prem. • Albion for which purpose 3 1 1 CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. sa. 1111909 Me-4, ndeemir r at. 105 107 LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. M. 19901tt0 Irredeemable st 101 104 Gold, 1 die. to par; Gladbach Zinc, sto ' I prem.,. W. Waeon,2B, was placed at the bar to plead es an isdiet- la I • laweasbireelfielia 110 A dis 1 fla Tenders are to be rei one changing him with a misdemeanour i n having sods,_ c The appearance of the acceptances for the Liverpool „ Ann ; Dim is naccmcongn a s „ se Braman Gold, par to }prem . ; Aubia Coal and From the conduct awe of increased briskness in the betting this Iron, par toy prem.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, of the intention of tl fully threatened to publish certain libellous matter concern- Cup 7 " the ~. Northumberland - St . Jaeger morning. The Plate and - - lag he Right lion. William Ewart Gladstone, the Chancel- k to ! prem.; South Devon Consols, 1 eke hE h - received a fair share of attention. The only horse backed 10 1 6 LimialthWaglirllgrde 44 pa dig -- to Par 1 upon foreign market tor of t e n equer, with to induct ito proving • fir the Derby was Blight. 111 1 al Icadasslogylkal t arisb 10 li NON - South Wales Gold, 5 , to 4 per share ; Irish him with a situation under government. BEVERLEY CUP. IS all Il i oesitanderuldianli sh 151 14 Consols, 1 dig to par ; Great Crinins, 1 dig to 5 . Prem.; of the empire. Fri nary for maintaining The prisoner, who was very respectably dressed, and who IS INI an.914•11119/10. ol $ 9 Pontgiband Silver Lead, par to; prem. other money market presented a must dejected appearance, pleaded Guilty to the 2 to 1 apt Haricot (t) EAST RIDING HANDICAP. so i iie Do. New SDI ... . 101 11 101 11 charge. el e, Da. AG ... ... Me. Bodkin and Mr. Uuddlestone appeared as counsel 3to 1 east Captain Cornish (t) 124 all Mar/p.e Carlisle 44 pCt - - pa THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK . afforded, unless flu NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE . St. ;100 i llidandCow.Bratab.ep.Cl ISO 131 131 for the prosecution. Mr. Robinson was counsel for the pri -sto 1 agst Colsterdale (t) 14 5 1 Ditto Preheats:* Senn. St • 105 iforfelk Mammies .. , 116 118 When the plea of guilty had been reeorded, 6 to 1 - Goldfinder (t) IR Inc , De. 53 per at. Peet etch 115 122 chasers having offered to-day. Peel River arequoted scription at a mince should be secured b.. Mn. Robinson addressed the court, and said that the Bto 1 - Chief Justice (t) 1 all I Do.WaveneyValley 1 pet - - 21 to 1, prem.; Colonial God, 15 to i prem.; Great prisoner had taken the course he had done in pleading 10 to 1 - Coomberland Stathesmon (t) 10 6 ! Do. Debentures .„ guilty entirely of his own accord, and without having any 12 to 1 - Doublethong (t) St. Hie gir th bridals .„ ... small, and the defici 100 to 6 - Werfoot colt (t) 20 all ,North Staftordaldre communication with him. Upon looking at the depot'. LIVERPOOL CUP. fa. lel Oaken, Novesster. wr Australian Agricultural shares have further ad- Hon% howevt r, and an attentive consideration of the law 1 Wolvw., AIL 6 pet Cent - - 111 Bank of England to applying to the case, he felt that he should not have had 12 to 1 agst Poodle (t) 15 If 1 Dit.o ditto dine 4 11 pm vanced to 70 to 72. South Australian Land are 12 to 1 - Pelion (t) There were no A petition from tl any chance of resisting a conviction , and that therefore, so e a rihrews.tellinn.gurOuar. 104 11 also better. North British Australasian are quoted Su as pleading guilty, the course pursued by the prisoner 12 to 1 - Ca/Oho° (t) le le Shrews.SiChcater ( ttor.W. l 15 to 1 - Goorkah (t) Min.) 11 per Cent- 1 1:1 1114 7-16 to 9-16 prom. •, and Scottish Australian Invest- met with his entire concurrence. He was instructed by themittee to inquire int 16 to 1 - Babette ( 1) 10 to „ Do. 5 per Cent ... prisoner to state that there was not the slightest ground for 15 53 ISoutb Devoe _,.. ... seated to the House 16 to 1 - Lueio (5) mating any invention upon the character of Mr. Gladstone, 10 lj , Milo New ..,.... par Ipm CWSing 1"11121.1 A similar petition f 14 to 1 - Harbinger (t) sad that he had committed the act under a sudden impulse 144. all South Eastern (Realm t rows 1 done 16 to 1 - Daniel O'Rourke 0) No. Sh. re Hums. Pai." Yesterday . today. Commerce is also to SO obtain • morbid notoriety, by connecting his name with ' 1 Arm lot /1.0.6...... ...... 1 16 231 ST. LEGER. dt. 100' 110. 41 per cent. that of so distil wished • a person as Mr. Gladstone . all 11 11 2m 21 180 to 120 apt West Australian ( t) M , all Sth.Yockehiregperet.Chisr, 194 304 Since the occurrence, he had evinced every desire 20,000 1 thigh AustrAllanGold all 1 ~i s par , throughout the king sto 1 - Rataplan (0 5 3 Waterlorditaliiltanay6p.et 4 dim par - 500,000 -- 1 - 5 g .p44 6 -- - - I --- and it is stated tha to show his remorse and regret for what had et. ICO 'Tat, Newesetle,ll3 note lOO,OOO IN. *.tosloCalitnmian .. . ar. f 4 „ with a view to the 6to 1 - Cineas (t) happened, and he trusted that when he had 1 01. North of Ing.puralL. 103 103 10,000 10 +Auetralseith satisfied the court that, up to this time, the DERBY. 17 1 5 ;Ditto Ditto _ _.„ „ 51 51 30,Kel 20 tAxstralian prisoner bad borne a good character and that 600 to 20 apt Blight (t). 33 10 reekk.N.YSLHAS.Pureit j jpa 60,000 I Monahan Cordillera 100,000 1 Autitraian Freehold there was no reason for believing the act was the _ Sa,ouo 1 Ave Maria A I f dia changes to-day wet 1 result of premeditation or design, they would feel them-LINES LEASED AT FIELD RENTALS. 200.000 1 Utak Austrellan GM ell ills par 1 business on the wh selves justified in passing a lenient seuteuce upon the pi. Royal Highness tl THE DUKE OF GENOA. - His the S t . 100 Ex o .m ., (ionoo , 30,600 20 +British:rim 15.1 9 exchanges which t Duke of Genoa left town fur Brussels • last evening, by the 1 40 3 1 343 . 61444 .64 64 , 66 ,,,- • 106 ich 10,000 33 + Bra& I nipaiat.Esl pi ise 44 5) rimer. Hamburg and St. 1 Mr. Bodkin said he bad the honour to appear with his . mail train of the South-Eastern Railway . The Duke so 30 l ei j d a .g.t a j u n c ti o n 6,e9u 30 De.Coesesand Cala.* all se 4 , 11,e10 90 Do. St. John Del Les 13 3 2 1. was at the drawing-room yesterday afternoon, and after- (leased to Csledordan)... 31 54 place were done fr learned Inend, Mr. Uuddlestone, on behalf of the prosecu-to,roo 6 Carenn'e Creek all 4 die 1 poi wards, at four o'clock, had • pinata audience of the at. CO ieo limitLineole•barau.ep.Ct. 130 ton. The prisoner was charged with a mitt', meaner I (teapot to Ot. Northern) 150 131 52 . 000 4u Coke Coppee ........... alt - - was offered than 1 under the statute of the 6th and 7th Victoria, Queen to take leave. • 25 23 rhymester ili Dem Foren 100,000 5 rotonial Cru1d.......... llf If pro 21 Petersburg was fire as havieg threatened to publish th e certain llous matter THE COLONIES OF NEW ZEALAND.-A public res.ed to Great Weldor r 58 241 e 10,1 Ila three-months' paper 330,401 , St. 'reopen. Miner@ of Fag . at' 83 75 upon 31 r. Cilaihtone, the Chancellor of the Exchequer meeting of intending emigrants to New Zealand was held 100 all , Hartlepool Dock lk Rails. hued to Y lc. N k Ber ) - - klem 113 1 +Do. Prat 7 , present. all 8 9pm but short bills wed The circumstances were these • About el, yen o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the premises of the New Zealand I 1 _( . . 70,515. 3 +Km& 4/10 , 11 , 11111 . 1C0A . f all 1 11 die r 21 30 l it 511553e D5. A 4 1%W alult dit :4 o :l l .... tt s : 144 exchanges exhibit n in the evening Mr. Gladstone was crossing Leicester- Anociat re, 9, Adelphi-terrace, when several gentlemen Great Nugeet Teta._ a!: 14 1 pm Nome. en his way home, when he WM accosted by a re. returned from the colony gave an account of the resources " 124' 12t; Do. 1 num Nitta). , 271 2111 100,06 C 311 inn.Bcginterec male whoappeued to Ile in great distress, and desirous to Bay and opportunities afforded by the six different settlements. lk , 1341eadoa sa4 Greenwich; 20,e(s• 20 it.'rereral ._ .. - something to him. Mr. Gladstone, whose benevolent One of the speakers, Mr. Burnand. said that from the last ; I (leased to &tuts Oaten, 144 141 71.0k' 1 okand Daiabrof 111.0 et 1 Great Polgooth all 11 et Ma 4/., closing 68 to 70 dispositioa Vas known to all who had the hinelle of 'deices received it appeared that there had been discoveries 25 1 20 15610 j /reference (thaw, 26 27 101),00e 1 Lake Bachurat all 41 du shares were also bet Ins acquaintance, stopped for a moment to listen to what of copper and nickel near Nelson. Very good coal seams 10 '2O ILoteestok n Ou .. a , e .; kter .. eke ., . t.j _.. 00.00. 1 Liberty the woman bad to say, and while he was in that had also bees opened, not of the sulphurous character for- x; I all aifflca t„.„ l ,‘„ „r°2 B _2„l_, l La 100 11,00 II ILiaares position the prisoner came up and said something mealy discovered, but equal to the bust in the English mar- 1 . 1 , mi l et "7 ,/ ,‘,7",...' 8 ,7= 50.00 e 1 LondonteCa'tforn Geld provement of cetera in • loud tone, which had the effect of alarming the woman , kete. The wool of the New Zealand sheep also was finer :flamed to I AsN.W.4lthld.) 3 34 'lnset , Crushingen.. all i 1 rose 3/. There sea and she laid hold of Mr. Gladstone's arm. Mr. Gladstone than that of the Australian sheep, as the climate was less it all Ilidillesbed and Redoes 100,000 1 Mariettita all I Is par (leased to &att.& Dart. - - 10,000 10 N e w C r '' 71 lil shares of the two n told her not to be frightened, and walked with her fora variable. tot al! • llidlasd Bradford plidLl ,la 168 80,001 1 New Cranial& . short distance towanls the house where it appeared she re- SALARIES TO NISI Paws OFFICERS AND JUDOES 50 50 , imemonumin 3 „.,,,,,, 200,000 1 Noeveau Monde aided, followed by the prisoner, who, at length, plainly Chittxta-Yestercley a return to the House of Commons 1 , (',std i n g a ,, L 0 a , a 7 t ;....! 63 a 30,000 10 Nora Mona Mining and of the Bank of Aus avowed the object he had in. addressing the prosecutor, by was printed, showing the salaries to the Nisi Priors o ffi cers 56 , all Do. aged 3 per cent. (110:J• - - Copper steeling - - die of yesterday. Cry, tos,ooo 5 Port Philip stating that unless he promised to give him a place in and judges' clerks, under the new act, abolishing fees in 33 25 Itseret . oakW/reilesii.. _Lo ur .chief exception, rec e - - ce,cno I sairts. lies &menet-house or some other government establishment, he the common law courts. The associates of the common ,„„1 ~,1_,8 17_ 7_,,.____ eat , Is ~,s!_,.. _ le." , 0e tBhymney Doti would expose him in the Morning Herald newspaper of the law courts have each 1,0001. a year ; their principal v t l . wi-- I „Agnrgi,,,a ( 7,;,; . 10,000 15 +Dine New .. ... following morning, and charge him with having been in clerks 1501., and their junior clerks 100/. The principal i ies Great Swann l5l 153 7,4111 . 10 Madero de Cube . laf 51 61 company_ with the female in question for an improper pur- clerks of the three chief judges each TOOL a year. The a t A ice IN, ea,„ re tionad, in as 30,000 1 -sluts Australian al t -- pm (232. paid), 391; M pose. Mr. Gladstone continued to walk on until he came principal clerks of the other 12 judges each 600/. ; and 13 I 94,0euthStaffordahlreilemedi 6.400 10 r.n Croft 'l4el Ma 15.574 14.2.111 +Uaiuel &lexica& . aU 4 41 to • policeman, when he immediately gave the prisoner:into the other clerks of the chief and puisine judges, 18 in num- __ ; __ ' wise 51_1'.,11e, V;_eati p. ),_ .r i 70,000 1 Walter custody. His learned friend who appeared fur the prisoner bee, each 4001 . The salaries commenced oa the 24th No- "; " s(isel.rstioiegux.motfathu. - 100,000 I West Granada ill I di. par Trunk of Canada, I had gaited that he committed the offence upon some sudden vember last. A claim for compensation is asked for thelo3,ooo I 'Sr. , Mar1,..,01... . 11l 1 i die of 13 125 Vino Ditto Ditto ....... 52 a; impulse, and he thought it right to say on behalf of the Sri- judges' clerks, as they are great losers by the abolition 3,100 wilt, k i c , k , e „.. e t (less" 100000 1 Puts .... ........ . ' all I I ells Insurance fiber , sonar that from the enquiries that had been made there was their fees. ' to Great Westecal......• 103 1(6 5 Transferable by stsund deed. but steady in p en ee a s Threes ada t . Billsi I was re-appearedi the 'o a,ta gi9ttal ter ; It was announced by telegraph this morning that the Anglesey had arrived from Sydney, with dates to the 4th March, and 27,500 ounces of gold, valued at 110,0001., irrespective of the sums in the hands of passengers. Subsequently, intelligence was received of the arrival of the Waterloo, which left Sydney on the sth March, with 2,902 minces of gold, worth 11,6001. The last overland mail but one brought intelligence from Sydney to the 2nd March, so that these dates are only some three days later, but more copious details will doubt less come to hand, the accounts by the overland mail having been extremely meagre. The rise in the price of gold continued, and the exchange had further advanced to 1 per cent. prem. Generally the position of the markets appears to have been satisfac tory. The high prices ruling for all descriptions of Australian produce must make agricultural opera tions very profitable, and in this respect the several land companies will benefit largely. It would ap pear, however, that the dissatisfaction created by the attempted enforcement of the obnoxious Gold Act was increasing amongst, the diggers of New South Wales, and by some parties serious corsequenoss were apprehended. The arrival of the Melbourne steamer may be shortly looked for, and other steamers are now en route home. The Stirlingshire, .just arrived from Launceston, has on board 6,0001. in gold. The 19th auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 28th inst., for which purpose 375,000 reale have been assigned. Tenders are to be received in London till the 18th. From the continent we continue to receive reports of the intention of the Austrian government to come upon foreign markets tor the periodical loan, neces sary for maintaining the equilibrium of the finances of the empire. From the aspect of this, and the other money markets of Europe, there does not seem the slightest chance of the accommodation being afforded, unless the support of certain capitalists should be secured by arranging the terms of sub scription at a ruinously low figure. In connexion with the share settling to-day a failure was announced, but the amount was very mall, and the deficit will probably be made up. There were no acceptances of new stock at the Bank of England to-day. A petition from the Association for; the Establish ment of Tribunals of Commerce, praying for a com mittee to inquire into the subject, is about to be pre sented to the House of Commons by Lord J. Russell. A similar petition from the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce is also to be placed in his lordship's hands, and it is stated that other chambers of commerce throughout the kingdom are likewise about to move with a view to the strengthening of this very useful movement. The alterations in the market for foreign ex changes to-day were not generally important, and business on the whole was limited. The leading exchanges which showed an improvement were Hamburg and St. Petersburg. Bills on the former place were done from 13.51 to 3, and more paper was offered than last post day. The rate on St. Petersburg was firmer, being done at 373 to For three-months' paper on Paris there was some demand, but short bills were the same as last post. Other exchanges exhibit no variation. Miscellaneous shares were in nearly every in stance better to-day. Australian Agriculturals rose 4/., closing OS to 70. All the other land companies' shares were also better, especially South Australian. Bank of Australasia shares maintained their im provement of yesterday, and Union Bank of Australia rose 3/. There was also a marked advance in the shares of the two new chartered Australian institu tions hich were in demand, on the brilliant success of the Bank of Australasia, as shown at the meeting of yesterday. Crystal Palace shares formed the chief exception, receding at the close to 21, prem., sellers. Shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company have been done at 70 ex div.; ditto (251. paid), 391; Magdalena Steam (4/. paid), 31 ; Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France closed strongly supported at 12 to 12 prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 2 to 3 dis. Insurance shares this week have been quiet, but steady in price. The present quotations LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Cur ALCuithl. PARIS, 'IV" 14 ' (MocsFor y. 'Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing. per Cents. I 78 TS 80 79 40 79 70 80 i per Cents., 1823 I ... ... ~, 1 per Cents., 1832 I 102 23 ... ... ;or Cents. ..es Cents-New Loan ... , ... . . 3 per Cents. 1 78 4,) per Cents., 182 I .. ... 1,1 per Cents., 1832 1 102 25 4;dr Cents. 3 (..er Cents. New Loan ... sl .- I . ... Exchange on London: atsight, 25 5; 90 days, 24 85. Milan, rlB4O Money Naples Bents — Moser, Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont 5 p.Ct 97 50 I Treasury Bonds ... ~, 1 Do. 3. 1853 PARIS, Jugs 14.—St. Germain, r Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), HO; Paris and Orlesaui, 1,065; Paris and Rouen, 1,015; amen and Havre, 475; Manieilles and Avignon (Converted), • Straabourg and Bale, 35250; N;orthern, 893 • Pans and Btriabourg, 905; Peri- and Lyons, 920; Lyons and Madftednalaw. 743 ; Ouest, 733; Caen and Cherbourg, 610 ; Dijon sail Mgeggega. 840 • Midi, 627 50 ; Mon. tereau and Troyes, 400 ; ftiftWlM sod Besides, 505;) Bordeaux and Teste, 280; gleams sail 111.Milat to Gray, 510; Dieppe and revamp, 350. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. ------ -- _ There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and the arrivals from abroad have not been large. The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane was small ; the trade, however, wee firm, at the advance noted on Monday last. The receipts of Oats have been light, and factors had no difficulty in supporting the rates of last market day. Barley, Beans, and Peas sold on fully as good terms as at the beginning of the week. AMU% ALB lb ft) LON DON FROM MINE ISth to JUNE 15th. Qrs. English. heotah. Irish. Foreign. 107e0 Bark/ 3OO 0a950 5310 Oats ...... Malt Ma. sacks ;ad— barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAIL—The market is steady but not active to-day. The public sale of 1,200 bags Mauritius went off from 31s. 6t. to 355. 6d. The public sale of 500 hhds. Cuba was bought in at high prices. Refined dull ; grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. COFPZE.-120 casks plantation Ceylon offered, and chiefly sold at full prices, 5.55. to 61s. 6d.; 6.30 bags native 'Ceylon bought in at 471.; 630 bags Costa Rica, nearly all bOught in at 51s. to 545. 6d. TEA.—The market is steady, all are anxiously waiting news from China. Corrow.-800 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. SPlCES.—Nutmegs sold freely in public sale, at Id. to 2d. advance, 2s. Od. to 4s. 4d. Mace also sold At high prices 2s. 2d. to 3s. 2d. Cloves, Penang sold ls. 2 1 4 . to Is. 3 1‘ Bourbon 71 to 7i lb. In other articles no material alteration. ktarkets gene rally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with but few transactions passing. Town iTallow is quoted 465. 9d., nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d.; June, 475. 3d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. 3d. to 48s. 6d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywen, 16s. ; Eden Main, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Has- well, 15s. 9d. ; Wads End lietv.n, 1.58. 6e ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 15s. 6d.—Ships at market, 55. BOROUGH HOP MABKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattendcn and Smith, Hop Factors, Borough, report that the Hop Market is active, with prices daily ad wincing; the accounts from the plantations state that Sy and lice are gradually increasing. DISCOVERY OF AMMUNITION AT MILAN.—A Milan letter of the 4th states that the other day some work men having to break open a wall in a house situate in the street called Via del Purim>, for the purpose of repairing some gas-pipes, found a large store of ammunition in the body of the wall, carefully packed up in several separate boxes. Nothing has been as yet elicited sufficient to crimi nate any one. TURIN TO PIGNEROL RAILWAY.—In its sitting of the 9th the Piedmoutese Chamber of Deputies passed the bill for the concession of the Turin to Pignerol Railway to Messrs. Edward Pickering and Co. FALSE: HAIR. A morning contemporary an nounees, " by submarine Telegraph," the important and startling intelligence that a new ukase hits been published in the kingdom of Poland prohibiting the wearing of false hair by the women of the Jewish nation. Several infringe ments of this new law have already been punished • . 0 •