The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-25 00:00:00

tr Trfprt%%, --- No. 1.795.] rMtgbt it nut be bettor, under present dm .. am% eetAs quiet a little loafer , sad in& maul oh& Grin in monseli the Ivey u, recoseillattes. 14.4 kinooAip b rho ham Wrut treprotkr. sad keep op ;Ziliadis.-11114f011. treTIONAL ASSUItA.NCE and INVESTMENT o ak Rads. ;. liattues-ylects. Tretelear•quare, .4 wen vitts this Assatiottoo. width ern eels. Oen reetthse le Moir, =sem equal ad. to I. ho s eavrel ot the alteret, tbsperidas 1.31 , 4•111.J1 • of the ooteeleetty. sed MN* ea °poor. sop t e Oibr.t rate of Wettest by assts oet4:.e. •h. h ttw nucey N , 0,1..1 • 1•11 11. • APP0111.441041, amtnest, me exempt ..M r.. Mgt Itir conlimpilss, YINN Mil the so. siewr of le 06..rtew I. shirk are leer by lb 140 e Depereetrat, es•" 1 " . "" 4 tb "um* r hemelit to it by imeleme Mower ...e. egg., the ei.tro podia Fislial by T N ; t... fr., ...Weikel of soy butt -ea estveoleepe Thiel au Mrs IL•t tt o, 4 Pere ro• y or privete, bottle forth. If SIM allerrl, trlt.hrfs. triewl, ✓osesttle beltyeerly. la Joinery bob lily 4* 14 al stock, X. 00.04.0. ilr 1:4:414 *tor I. •• e•ther d4deet rod seyerele teem the • .466 v. the I.l...tenent listaruoiol. It onotitiebo. Mrt • I uk..tr•etee for the efsereleltie of the Asada. we. ..r4 IS orgies to Ceder lb' whiny of the agest...l ...gee.. to. LIEN liarasTypiT7 r t NW volVverabisi of I.lw %•Parassce, oath mei garble W raratelost fy:. ,• -rot e• o lat , l pr 'specifies way be obtain* us oppiloolloi ratite 11,41 oft. , .4 too Avocrattoo, or to Yr traratotho rafts* ramidkout Cho Coned km( .40. Nit Mt liargag Applinliss 'or Armies say S was to taw Illregis aisesa. A• ALLISON and ALLISON, Pateat Fiumicino 1 ii .„,,..,„,..., .11 ••• 71, ••••••dratt. mama bra A A t aa4 14.a..trost. PlaNOTWlllillot dr but wok. ray br Otl.l. 11116 v, oil =IMITATION. tialmiroll ~..l orra out us otrr ,urrely ou bore) Is be oil at • ass. teduni.... 7..:•••••••Plamaaise as mita imams at -atTist. will fad , t i. 3rt 4,10 , clugrallly adagad io: post me sad Slca'ot, either to a A. ! ar P dt V I'ICANI 4 ED INDIA-RUBBER ROSE PIMPS be brewerie, In , aLF. 'rotator K.,rdcrw dirtributiel 15,011 or mem sad Semi * gs. tobiso non ;to Lod. for gru sod oirtissi powwow. tortaKe Itoliwrob!ow Mower sod flimsies Baths, Waterfowl/ Wow l'oo to, Alt Ck:obt.vos and tlulA made Ao_7 .110 40 cede/. All ord., *lan .o , sl to JAMES LYNE HNACOCK, Indloonillio Illiatewt Gooroll•rw.td, London, will meet wit/ lankedOt• SMUG& JLIIANCOCK '5 INFLATED INDIA-RUBBEB • A 1 .1-rill NW SKIXCIIAUL ft. towel and tay , ttl or ale say in mod oaapty aon "nlmary Alf Crboo, o boa Ilby ...mg i'kd or 4 .. emu til Sr. by , ntla:lne :be bark my, •Lab t• .t Ak ho A to the Whim, bot Lent* .to wale rt a r . lay ,.. in . lba . tz . : ;.4r 4111 111% , , 4 0 Clod Lt ple,ure tu y &guy of n0w..., an ' I . Ilatattla.ny atm., N ' • • 4 * `A is P °, , ........- lb ow- 411 0 Nr " ors ."' 't or •; ' I ...... -... -w ar, ,7 rVIF.S'S SPERM CANDLES, Is. 84. and 1..... d. la* Itt, ; loacasie wax, 116; Ulm= vs; Ix Id.; meet was. 1.. 4,1. and 28.; test was. Is $i ; Idle Ina et yam, la. 44.. patent *perm. Ild.; fee vas. la sa ila . = .6l. dad, 7,..1 . fal , and Md. , Palmer's, led.; atm, Ted.; wee randles, aid. and 3d.; waxed. rikW say. 4411., %ON, YIN! Mo. wit 112 bs.; =MA Oft; L. id. per p..etet , brows Mede a, la. N.Lm2s4 il= IL 6d., taming was. 64 id. pa lb.misiiii, 4r. G. I. per o.lllun , apemen. ?LOL ; L_ _M ind ir IeMITN•4I. 4: stag at IrAviP.: and SON% dielldealmii at, IR. tithuile..entaatia• th^ weatintraiteanart OMR rLAMM—ROWLANDS' lALYDOR, fir ite sida ad eumpleelah—lt is diallimmihad be its sitter* perltytee and manabig ante es lie Mk mid* by Its maim ea the pores and Waste mammy amok M aids all kmemrilime Mom Ike mbar, Aga emery Indasay Y limeamessialaso ar dm dintasui awl m an all tabs* Sift ploplah Mukhal ar and other as ak7 rneimm nit liras IS eo to the chore, +ad the maim awl dam, whidt It beans am Ole bead, awl arms masa k sallmassalls r awl SAC Clem. alter anoin t :, will id I easy ail Madmen temdmmiss tl Ide. sad len4ter it sultomiail.:l=lL Bamsgesibduriaas Lipka am oalr. The seed ea tits Crel the seaside so** smi Ibetri smd eemias." OW ales oadramed am dm salaimmast =eh beak. Mr as. Sh 114-11sid kg sm. ma bit Perleassok Toe LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER TO THE Ora- Rai Ar,eaarr.—The Right Hon. the Earl of thrall ,eld E.T., has this year been appointed by her Ilikiesty ma Lord High Commiwiuner to the General Asearabiy of the Church of Scot!ar.d. By the permission of the Duke of Hamilton, the spatnientc he longing to his Grace as Hereditary Atelier of Ilolyrood Palace have been fitted up se a resi dence for the rcpresentative of royalty. The =Ma earl took up his abode in llolyrood on Wednesday, and 1 the evening the Iceys,,f the city of Edinburgh were presented to him by tlw Level Provost and marrietratem. On Thurs day. at 111 o'clock, hie Grace the Lord High COMllliniallet held his firer grand levee in the long Vectors gallery of Holyrood. The levee was attended by about 600 of the netulity, gentry, and clergy of Scotland. - - - QUEEN CUAREUTIE'S ISLAND GOLD.— A specimen Masi cold ore found in Queen Charlotte's Island wee shown as loud the West India 'teenier Parana,which has just ar dyed at Sou liamptom. It was a piece of !warts ►bout the *sof a nutitviz. There were save ral veins of pure gold rsaaiog mrou. t, end at one part the vein protruded and hand a kooh of gold shout the sire of a pea, and as yellow as a guinea. Then• is every reason to believe from sped was, that the quits in Queen Charlotte's Island will be twase.ably aariterous. NATIONAL TLXPERANCE SOCIETT.—Last ng a soir , e, in connexion with the annual meeting elflhis sa tiety, took pLee at the London Tavern, Biabeessitheatrosi. Samuel Lowly, of Gloucester, occupied the than. The proceeding. Lai ing been opened with ram the ethealegy End a report which gave a general Sew et the apanatient et the 'orb ty, and stated that the met albs ethantege had been met prri.eworth , bates a mot ed la thee: adherent* to a bat ha pithip. ila t= their emcee,. The seinime af Toe been seeseedei by fresh ones in the next. Illksioas bad bees sedenthes to the hours of the poor, mil arstsW beth a = tkenuthout the kingdom, ask ens la Pram*, is had twee l e id, IA tanner nests& te parlitheath i esi primes leered for itoo , l e yt , ths Tangermite Mirage bell bar eeaduet.d with sated gag a sides et taunts had been potted. The meek at the enigly de- Mg the pint year MI bees big* eseneetal is establishing its pretties. ems mmgailles de gked'to tfl iir testimony to the aunties@ flask ementery is wing lectures through the country gad is a the Niprl 'WC Chromelt, of which the dmial il lt igth a ritielted I s,funo per month. The stemeittes she reiliered trio satialserion to the whisk esslissei Is be leste by other amatiatiose is Mad Ina lboodosle Sty desirv•l to neon with pla. the signient egsbeet or Sir Horace At. Paul„ Dmi, sloe MI eared One nine or 1.19 guineas each for three mina et Ong Minute or sets of the temperance question—first, reilskus snit meal; setvou .Iy, pbriolegissi ; and, Ike thinly, ststithel. report concluded by . midggleg to tbe resehs at dig traperame mooniest La the United Shin gad other metrics. The financial statgesent Mowed that the egesipte tithe society denng the year had been 1.0011._ gad the ex- Poebtore Init. leaving a balance of 7131. The Emoting was sehlri , o,l by the Chairman, the Rev. J.W. T. Ilesgete, birambent of At. Mark's, Somerset; the Rev. W. Aged, el te , abui,ih ; Mr. F. W. Kellogg, from Angriest awl Mr. C. J 1 , 111411, n 1 Dominica; and others, sad .. es Primed kmaolf strongly in favour of the promos a tsmpe HEAVY PaNatTY.—Yeetsrday a young man died h tire atieii!eiit ward of St. Thomas's Ensile! under dr emerfac. • ut a very remarkable Wary. 'The asemeed was well kaown m a member of the swell mob, frequestiag the isighbourased of the Elephant and Castle. Os Saturday mm 34 th. deceased entered into conversablem with two tor n in the Walworth-road, end, arbor iskiad some atnaliteent •ith them, he followed the two iadividuale end attersyrd t.. rnh one of them, who happened to be a good lair, awl gave the deceased a sound thrsehiag, and agreed let him ih p art. Shortly a ft er the deemed was taken ill, adt the pf•rengen carried him into the shop of a ebemiet • th f Wide oils-read, and, appearing insensible, was re moved con pc,- by • stable to the hospital, where he !rued i s i s a atria! a ...douse. until yesterday ment al w he.. u'tluck, when he died. OftSlSti Olv A RAILWAY TO AIIIIBOVIN.—Th• tare • w hue of railway into the Peak of Derby wse 1,1 at for tourists to congratulate themselves Aar, achievement of a more useful character the ni,.. I i.y the commercial world. The railway to v- protested by the eogiseen to the North 111611.4 """" l ''' l6 P* !Iv, from eibidi it is a branch of !, hliro in length, up the vale of thither Dove, e.:, whirh left the market m bare that ZPaLi• • thiv kind found it to burrow at t""' I LL 1.%.• nr sin per cent., shouelteMete Weed with iorvt , n nr , trust at the formalism of beamiese; sad bet wr the trio rprwe or Mr. Bramey, the pest matroeser, the ~4 1... r ,, mi,any's act of melameest might padhly R ","1".. 1 nit/vial the line being male. We believe that 1 , 1 ,"; 4 w. hes uhr sace d a ll , or the greeter pert of the Y. and 'he liar ha sow been emplient Meow Joni. iiiSk uma week !, and will be thrown spew to Me piddle EPSOM RACES. THIS DAY. (BY EXPRESS.) CRAVEN STARES. Butterfly .. .. &mita .. .. tEVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mr* buss Stress.) BRITISH. _ _ Tho supplies of *herd from abroad have not in mowed; the arrivals ben las lie& &a, lie., elf the coast bare been (site malmgallams distil, and the receipts from dis Beide have Waft ; astwithetead isg, tharefere, the lIMMIIi Ming assivals of dam kom Amor dia. the total isaperie rna t i redgm breadstmli UM the II Ward Kingdom darks lot tar maths sf the pro mt year bare tidy la shall Mild alai was l eseshard at the correspeading pelted of 11181. The 'IMO assemat edriemparts during tie am* ith instant, hos are base pabliehed yet; WO Mail te lormillism hat he !ro ias sae is to two. That matlmg pe a " --- elesiTillbsive hews ezperiemsed ap to vita pairame with a oriewial a dens.. in Ohs imges *bay P that the harvest of 1861 wart law glom a zoo sa ssiest Man. LLq sre. however, of opinion list the deli very dance his. the preen will now fall of assaiderahly, sod Mat isereserd fereipi supplies will be needed. Oar own is, that femme still hell good Oohs of wheat, Vi; i rtbieg should honatter arise to cause mnanahMea kr the that esargeratively modeasla assivals haft= w=smilise to hasp prises at abort their pie ant Lod. With mead le egress torn the use ir o Mime; the peadatie - of the latter hat baresst war eat e • reed as that of Wheat, wale It k saute a Mat the of the epriag sad the ammilmetil shartasst dries had, met hare 'sassed a hags mem oaassaptiom of feeding lartley, filsehe el thew articles are, therefore, in all pro , mallet than usual ; indeed, in many of the agricultural &nem base not sußicient ressalaing Ise their ora as., sad es prices of spring corn sad pease bare. *alai Is real startity, thus tar remained robstively higher shawl them is this country, it would not be easy to obtain neyiegsrtant gain. tity from the Baltic, &c., without paying hips rates. The grain trade has, notwithstandiagibo asatianance of most splendid weather, assumed a somewhat lb tone since our last, and the downward movement la Ideal has received a cheek. _ _ _ - tw".r... Wheat wee better request at Liverpool on Tuesday than the week before, and for fine qualities the rates of that day sennight were in partial instances exceeded bg ld. per 7 0th.. Flour was also in improved demand, end though a further supply of 36,000 brls. was received during the week ending lith inst., sellers succeeded in realising an advance of 3d. to 6d. per brl. on fine qualities. The firm ness of holders subsequently increased, but owing to sellers having ridged their pretensions there was les' doing on Friday than earlier in the week. The dull state of Um wheat trade the first fortnight in May most be in a great measure attributed to the extent of the receipts of flour from the other side of the 'Atlantic, the quantitEwlich has come to hand having exaseeN expectation. The arrivals Into London and Liver pool during throe weeks have amounted to a quarter of a million of bum* and though a considerable pro perties may hl4ve almaged kande, the purchases have been hold weer, and asaaparatively little has yet jri li milaW to actual amsmotisa. The greater part of the eady aldomate—ltart bait by the prevalence of east winds thrawshent lamb aced April—is supposed to be now et bat sal we amast likely to have any further in s born thence for • time. The latest eeeene Uaited States infants us, how "ts sour that large amain ha the interior were expected at the that' ports the anst, and it is, therefore, pro. belle a further quantity will be despatched from the other side of the Atintic for the English markets during the *anent month. IPram Beedend the ripens in regard to the weather and the p=awl Gegen of din POwint crops are highly favour able, sad the 715 1 • 8 1 .1 f grain having kept nee with the tiemmi , NOM to have been experienced in eastagleles, at rates. Neither wheat nor other ▪ W needed in nine, however, at Edinburgh On Wed nesday; and at Glasgow, me the same day, previous prices wen abo tolerably well maintained. In Main an abyndesse of rain has fallen within the lest keteight—more rhea we have had on this side of the Cleansil—aml the temperature having been high, vegetation Lac abaussi tepidly. This has naturally checked inclina tion le buy grain holy, but the growers haying brought towed supplies wanly, and the arrivals hem ahead b mkg nowise bees - moderato, priors have bum an Only crrypered is the eider isio than might nadir the eireummeasea lave hien expeceed. The inhale wheat coastwise into the port of Leaks have been tehealdy reed. 6,11 1 vs. haw*, beim reported sp to this (Saturday) emaing. peakeysit et this supply has pm direst M the millers, and thek immediate wants having boss Mee pinided for, they into emikelisi their viess at Ileablese with mamas seistim. Os Weinaky the Eisen ad Zak steeds wen I ssue btf, nee IMO Owe any oleo sessegemse hem se that imbplembeed; =eft buyers bell esaistrasady to my peke= pisee i bet demed was milk* matins but salve. Oa Ykday mattes remised is rub Ms ease state, buys= paying teener tome use mebst nine. tamely, but token terming to mate the MOOR sesseedira. The reeat f:i l m e n s atiresd u lave bees sally mode il,343nt to astisfy TM iser leer i proveders have Med on the veswee, and law =enflames& a decided oblate= be purchase bawd mist they have mule& for their iskeediste womb. Itsesehib bat few seastry par akeets bete Melted see ameba% and the op relises have km allegalbse se a NMI seek. baroness have, how ever, rekeise4 his egempiag be pese asks, sad quota time mare mat Istree at the ism them is the assmeaseement sf wok. Than b simas_qusadM (Swirliest mast co Crham tits NAM Is da ir. all al mast i tke a l iosy If our poises do y ast Masa% sot skipossals, =dor thus dreassosasso. sae Est Wralpw be hinued up. Tbs badness is free-ookaosi sown boo bum masopotaat dais ear list, owing is a post smosan to tin warn of avaddis or annul if Os asset, sad farther to the Mess gaol for those co pang. L tko Assam of operation of samisat prism have be ano maw onottlad. Polish Mean red wheat would be aroa ma qr., SI bifillM Ma. qr., bat Ms. cost, =t l ad kasm damaniod for ear. moo close Wawa& Piss may bo quad Ma. to 30a. Pat Nett lasessam t but we bars bawd of ao waft sums past. The domed kr sinksterei Lou, he. boo slow throwskost tbs week, sad quotation low osamlasit man sally mallsood. Froth Norfolk btorsobskla sod similar qualities. Moo boss la modarate must, at Mrs taNyomtal to Mao posliste l y sessmt. The ataidos of Ism tom Ameriaalsm kola 'rely small alms So doss of Ike web, gad mazy of the holders of gramalsl pooh boobs MOWN& their ams lea, there has boas or pass im so Os mookst. Tits w purohasa this std. ds w Mkt ormr—wkia los sodosil hot week—bso sot slam didaishod ; Ott the rates mind laL n adi ts i o n (dn., lis. Ike tad 225. per band. for dm) boo dam M ons Est b olo smash& buyers ham boss willies Is pay, spostioas a~Nwinn NM sparingly Ihrward, and helm IrmalMairl Wield en previous pietas, which needy hams hove been impelled to pay. We hare had no aerie& et Barley from atiread this week ; but the de mead ht haft sorts has certainly fallen off since the rain, sad mies b ban yeasseded slowly at about the rates of Mon sat Melt them his been my little doing, and the tea sing of prime leas lima rather downwards. The NW animal of eels for the week haa amounted to 18,111111 gm. Of tide supply only 1,830 qrs. are from oar sera most, I,:airesi Scotland, 2,681 qrs. from In- Md. end the 22,776 qrs. being from abroad. The Made hos very firm, but deg has bees • I met et =Oily in Or deormad, which his prevented any Wheless barn mbriallsed lesprieee There wee more labs mt Iffedneageg lima an Friday, the slight additive to the emirate whisk took pins in the interval baring ren dered the denten emu Melee cautious then they were earlier in the week. PP.0111117 POUND IN CAllB.—Yesterday • parlia mentary return was hinsed, from which it appean that, from the let September, 1860 to the lit September, 1861, the number et articles finial ia hackney carriages (cabs), by drivers, sad deposited at the proper office, was 2,182. Ibe number stained by the imams was I,lBt. No acemust waa kept of the value of the villains found. HACKNEY CAIRIAKIII II MR METROPOLIS.- Yesterday a return to the Wan of Commons was printed, showing that on the let lispitsabrot last the number of Hamm of hacharry canligne is the metropolis was 3648;, the weekly duty la t ansusted to 86,6871. These hackney curliest are au all tabu YORK, NIWCARTLI, AND BERWICK RAILWAY.- . • special earsting of Me company was held at the De Ony Row" York, as Ilitazday, and the draft of a bill Inset Who Par li ament, As meablin g the company to make a illevialles Is the WO it tisk Bith Auckland bean* mg* esissB the Yr fin tbe purshene of as t= ow pialissei wads es meals Ewe of sassy te be mai ire eintaty of Niihau, we approved at. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1852. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. - - Two o'CLool. The share market is Bat to-day, and prices in many instances are a shade below those of yesterday, includ ing Aberdeen., Great Westerns, Landishire and Yorkshires, Brighton. and Midlands. The decline, however, is not great, business being quiet. lIINIANNA AND sroau 11/100WIITUD. iiiip to 2 p.a. RAILWATS. !Amber& Montag., Data. sod Lea Imam 1 1141".64 eb." 10 -• 1 4 10- 18141;P: 121 Ith lCa k ltdain absolir awl Taybe;l 'MAIM obi ledistJese.. Danist ions tau:. sod apia lAA Mem (AMC& . 11 . AM LLD) . . Da (ate Dais Opmetise - no NBA LILA ises ) air A.. . . art Da don ad OOW tle-oNEOP- v-• amnia& hes* 111111•11.0 = e tre Omsk agar ilisibees _ Dn. set Wad. (Irs.. Orli Waters Lowman aid Carlisle .. - 13Z — Blimrs - 2 Lsotou die oalTartWln Do. FIRM .. Do. wm sidis . g . auco Leeds Worties Looks W ..=llllMair.: De. Do.LINLALiaId B.(C Lambs k IleathaVestorr INN. 440 . laatioserryas litrailias., sad *Ake. aLlaceisels B ro. l =Ltael. Udall IYnd . _ 1717.1.a5ibe;07 MOWbus Wailers(' I ~r_l Jd O~WIIJC .. Do. lki=... ... i Ikerria.9"rtir um .777 MA &lbw& WW.Jime =M4us..a wave . spud k IMni., as. A Ihminierwailloshronb, pie. W. Df• ••• [ I=2lfro we rlat .... .. ... .. ark Wails _ _ .„.... .._ .. NMI TalikJaUv . friki , ileiltbs mg liar/spool Vela et Nab . . women aml . Wilsrlord mai Rat Oaswell _ _ Do. de. isholues .. Do.o.lll.l.lanims Tart s IWO MOW Llllll LIAM AT po i ia II 101 lie 194 93 97 191 191 20 21 14 lam. 6 1 ti 8 4 • •1 If ij 174, 115 $1 111 SI 5 1 19 6 1 14 4 13 I II DI 66 111 ▪ 10 pa 71 as 1 7 1: 1 . 1 1111 131 1 1 . • 21 " 92 91 l i e 118 I 1 I 21" 81 ;I • 2) die 681 64 86 87 U 7 %.t dt, I av a ie 7 II d it 7 T. dis am. 1 9 2 I= 196 30 0 10 17 11 7 76 dis IS IS 76 2 U 72 i1:1" 70. 14 a das 2 PI a r -- ~ 71 lii 1 -- 7 ilk I II . Sle 14 a l e ll: Pia SS 17 MIN 104 e II Jib 111 009 109 101 I /HARM 1 , J 1 1 aria 14 I$ . 4 1 li ii pm 11 4Pa ~ ii 1 4 13 4 6 le 1 pa II 1 dis ti Isi 11 IS I« 1 St I: ly# ais Ms *s? i Pa LAILWATIL IS U II Irdis 4i S . 1 i 10•7 1 7 i *PA , (lemed - WM= Waill= s amil Dolby ergeridaireaMes Mose illesstWalors (loria Is aydrials Nudes Omni IsCilinim).. SlMlliad sr ) seloaraM. NNW W asellia Gignewlie Dna Meat aitiVolaksatWeiboro ItaWOW BO =es l 61 ... Wad ileallid amas eel Olen (lora Ml le On& Zi e embroase (4 (howl In :do to • use MIN II ler art. torhothirrefint. 812‘WooLiforsAtiorit 11.1.12 71•2 11. 10 2 E I Itotoloo mill1111.(loo Do.lllopotit lial.estW: Om.* Zoo. at. loolltetilboliiroOmod to ler. N'Clum) Wow (Owl ft Tollik e lt o = Willi • lionitoot (Ina" t. Omit Wigton) Clisort mi ral setpuri Dmisepr omi l ia t, =lab Da. aWT - 17u last.cas.ims4 p Me do. .1! Ds. Swept Osat. Mm itiskassb. Dimas, 114 . VINO llusbasS pre rOtifhale*flaplebfq 431101J1saisfeufra OtWerlerallaelettra frarelraeleraele tra =Et Crafter* Waftsflersi le ge tt=1:1 • 11 1 Ira Pre sip „. IDab 14161111111.; NW* ikiNnyie... [is.ji — s. — m. WWI. Woe=lor, Wihefif_ll.llperl • I • II 1 9 s 0 17 I 17 7 —Ohis—iiiiiia: aaadi Dona IL Pad\ York. 40aa. Waldo/ Is . Tarbal Irv., _.era 4 irs4en..l 11 111 10 .4 MESON L I doled tams (Moira) amiseel sod Illiqpiess. I biiiiiiiii - Pi7:7. - . 7. - 1 lenet ban Niles e ...1 Ds. - W. ed ?mike at IA Do. (Rainy) ... - Fo: Rams, sad Limp ?tardier' el From, 164 11 4 1.4 IP li tDr. NIA ger it Pr L 6 Mass dm) sal arisera ... ad Lipses .. Tab god arms .. MY sod Ntrastarg ... Mem akilayee ... ... lb IQ 11 333 4 ~ 411 I IQ N II II I / U il 3 4 ldie pm sad Mow IlTeas sad Make — 1 Wast Meader._ .„ WesWita at /rare— ... EZIOILLTION.—Emigratice is rapidly inonsdng_._ wrin eq, three vowels lartisg oda es Tiosoisy, 690 n CeaNlr~ it New vi...-8-41.44 h. ' , AWL will HO ; York, ; ions ; hr St. Ma% with OIL The seas day the Jamie Jelosles, whisk lift Treks kw weeks due, with Newel. he pries, bat whisk yes WWI te pet Me ea seeli i est wt Oboe mg" Milks, he bee issuer lipiran MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVINCING. The home funds were firmer to-day, although busi nese was by no means active. Consols ruled steady throughout the day at Saturday's closing rate of 991 to Z, both for money and the 9th June; and the other government stocks likewise maintained the range previme-ly current. Bank stock remains firm. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, 99:, ; ditto for account, 99Z. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99Z, 99. New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 101#, 101. Long Annuities 1860, 6 13-16, Z. Bank Stock, 220, 221. The floating debt continues very firm. The March Exchequer bills maintain Saturday's improved prioe of its. to 735. prem. The Juno bills improved to 66e. to 695. prem.; and India Bonds were also higher, at 795. to 82s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief change in prices was in Venezuelan, which fell to 36, but closed better again, last marking 381. Generally the mar ket for Ecuador, Venezuelan, Grenadian, and Peru vian stocks is weaker, owing to the apprehensions of serious disturbances in that part of South America consequent upon the expedition of General Flores, which appears likely to involve several of these states. Mexican Bonds were firm, and Spanish 111,`" %eller silppotiejs. tees ero - recorded is follows : Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 75, 74. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611. Ecuador Bonds, 4, 1. Granada Deferred, 8/. Mexican New Three per Cents., 241, 23, 241. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 62, 601. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 371 ; ditto, Four per Cents., 36}, 37. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47, 461 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 201, 1. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 40, 38, 381; ditto, I)eferred, 151. The following communication relative to the Vene zuelan debt ham been handed to us by the committee of Spanish American bondholders : VENEZVELAN DEBT. Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildings, May 24, 1862. The following is an extract of Mr. Lord's letter, received by the Committee of Spanish American bondholders, dated La Guava, April 26, 1862." " Annexed I wait upon you with duplicate of my letter of the 10th inst. All that is therein stated, as regards re mittances and the agreement, I have now to confirm. Touching the former, I addressed the minister on the 20th, embodying a protest—a copy of my note Is enclosed, to which I beg leave to refer the committee—and as respects the latter, after waiting until the 20th and finding that the discussion oat the agreement had not been resumed, appre hensive also that tt might be the plan to leave the matter tunleeided for another year, I mewed and bad presented the same day (20th) a representation to Congress, of which I likewise enclose a copy for the information of the com mittee. In whatever way, therefore, it may please Con gress to deal with the agreement, I hope it will be found that I have adopted the right course for protecting the in terest of the bondholders, and that the same may be said u respects remittances. The minister re-asserts that 20,0001. has been remitted on account of dividends. The sessions of Congress were prorogued on the 23rd for the full constitu tional term of 30 days, in order to conclude the laws on the budget and on the permanent forces, and any ether mea sures that the Chambers may deem convenient. My re presentation was not read on the 20th; but on the Secre tag of the Chamber giving the usual notice of it, it was ordered to be added to the other document, to be read when the debate on the agreement shall be resumed." To the above extract the committee have only to add that they have received no advice of any remittances. Copies of Mr. Lord's two protests have also been forwarded to us, but they are too long for insertion, and can, of course, be seen by those interested at the committee's offices. The following announcement, relative to the now Austrian ken of three millions and a half sterling, was to-day issued by Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons : FIER PIE CENT. AUSTRIAN LOAN 701 £3,300,000 STISRLINCI.—IIia Majesty the Esping of Austria r ho po sanctioned by decree on the Ist of this month the po of his Excellency the Austrian Minister of Finance, Che valier do Baumgartner, for the negotiation of a loan of 3,500,000/., bearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons begs to announce the; they are authorised by Mr. Brentano, Aulic Councillor in his Imperial Majesty's service, for the negotiation of the said loan, to receive subscriptions for 2,250,0001. thereof in London, the remaining 1,260,0001. being reserved for sub golpßon at Frankfort-on-the-Maine. The subscription gaho Is 90!. for every 1001. stock, payable as follows :-101. Want. on allotment; 151. per mat on Ist July; 161. per tit an Ist September ; 151. per oont. on 10th November; percent. on 10th January, 1869; PP. per cent. on 10th dal Interest will be allowed in the Ist July nom on Oho bat instalment of 10 per cent. anboaribed. The Interest as the bonds will monsames from lot July next, mil will In payable in pounds sliding holtionsly on tho lst of bmaary and the Ist of July at the mating-ham of Mesas. N. M. Rothschild ani hone, la LIMO" se at tie option of the holders in Paris at the mime ef lIIL Ns. p i er panedpsnenal snelleg, cot at Frankfort at the_ timee of la iding. To subscrib who ee lip mei tall la anticipation of the ers w above teams. a dissonat 14 Mr rue of 3 per mat per enema win bo sisal. hi fa b monstial that the times of ppaaymoa t obeall bo pasabstilly abserved, should any at the iasalmeeae net be paid on the day appointed, VWluny Nekkg dolholt hall forfeit the instalments paid, sad alma set be at i able :t a r lay t i * The ra :lt d i ld resP : or any substorn want dm an the lit January, 18113, win be dedectssar i am tbolestaissont payable as that day. The bomb adi be its NIL sash, 111111111 MINI Noso. Ito $1,000; those hennahe London will bear rho I to 22,500. They divided into half-beads of 601. each. The reim buhert • Ole loan will take place by moans of a staking aridgill Na ct. per annum, to be applied ps tin pignannil era pir the proportionate part of the to as bum Mt t the bet drawing will take pima es Mei be j and Oat payment of the mid bum bomb on gimmemig, mad so an emit ownesdlen half-yora. The government reserves to stmt Ma faculty of he. Me sinking fund to 6 pm mei pm annum atom will be roosted 84 Noma N. IL renabild an 1/~4111166, awl each am :V o gad liMarda Mot., who d IM be demi. y tito Ma Thisienesenement shows that after feeling the pelmet Sr twridow and other continental markets, Ambiansovarnment have called in the London firm of the Rothechilds to render its sesistance in two-thirds of this loan satisfactorily upon the market, at present so oppreseed by the burden lllNlMlggoyed capital There are several points in he prospectus that savour vitally of haste in the aswoction of this financial project, and indecision as la the maw by which the favour of speculators 'bait enlisted ; and this view is confirmed WI be alliMpancy which exists on several important pita latewa the present announcement and the olhial prospectus of the loan, as published at Frank fort (and in the Express of Saturday.) Thus the sinking fund, which was previously fixed at 2 per cent, per annum, is now reduced to 1 per cent.; and instead of the delay of several before the commencement of the re . dean Ption, the fund will conic into operation ea the lit January next, or five years sooner than origi nally fixed. The faculty which the government affects to claim for itself of increasing the sinking fund to 5 per cent. per annum, after 1862, will not be regarded as a point of the slightest imperianse as it pre-supposes an improvement in Amid= finance, such as the most sanguine supporters dlie peeing system of government will never nerisipellm The most important point, however, in *wawa aw• IMlNtoement, and one upon which an appemonse ZtlYhas been rather studiously preaarvoi, h th e which subscriptions will be received. The = impression hero was in favour of the pries Led at 80 to 86, in which case it was thought le the loan might possibly be subscribed for le presented to speculators w ool as ald gem attractive, and consequently the adopdon of the high price of 90 will have the effect of cooling the ardour of those who were preparing for a tem investment in the loan, in anticipation of pro by the position of the exchange market. A eempanson of the prim demanded here with the cur rent quotations of the Austrian funds at Vienna will perhaps show this more plainly. At Vienna the last prom of the five per cent. loan, re-imbursable in silver, is 109; and taking the exchange at 12.30, being the most favourable rate current there prior to the announcement of the loan, a deduction of about 22 per cent. is render e d nece ssary, making the price 87. It thus follows that the price at which the new leas is to be negotiated is 3 per cent. splint the 41 17 au 1 sit'lol, le I an is I :ii hi iii IL 19.4? et. tee SIN W 10 il4 I* MI NI ti. - 4 LePRIA 'li 90i 71} 1 111 I 105 f S 4I Si 4i Ul in I $4 St T. • as 11l Ira 1 It i "a e subscriber, compared with the actual quotation of the old five per cent. silver loan at Vienna. On apply ing the calculation to the Austrian Five per Cent. stock redeemable in paper, which comes quoted 951, the equivalent price here should bo about 76. It should be borne in mind that subscribers to the new loan would experience nobenefit from the movement of the exchange market, in the event of the Austrian cur rency assuming a more favourable position, as the entire advantage would be eujoyed by the holders of the Five per Cent. stock redeemable in paper, and now quoted 951. Objection may be perhaps taken at the rate of exchange on which we have founded the calculation, as the price comes last reported 25.20 for three months' bills, or equivalent to 25.21 for short—a rate which would bring the price of the silver loan nearly equal in Vienna and London ; but, as already intimated, 25.30 was the current rate till within the last two days, and duo allowance must be made for the notorious o rigging " of the celeitango market, invariably practised ' by the government, when considered requisite for their purposes. Thus there can be no doubt that upon the intimation that a better quotation on London was requisite for the success of the loan, leading opera tors were despatched into the market to buy up the bills offering at improved prim:, tits speculator , of Tallinn - .7,ovement, when backed by such authority. An apparent improvement in the finances of the state, at the moment when her already enormous debt experiences a further augmentation, is of itself a circumstance to be regarded with suspi cion. As already intimated by us, the portion of the loan offered here will probably attract attention only from those interested in Austrian monetary and commercial business, who, besides, will only look to making a temporary profit, without any idea of be coming permanent holders, so that it is scarcely necessary to recall to public recollection the discount of 25 per cent. at which the Austrian currency now stands, or the continual deficit shown in the tables of revenue, compared with expenditure. At Antwerp, on Saturday, the Bourse was rather fiat, and business languid. The Belgian Two-and-a- Half per Cents. (Rothschild) were quoted 534 ; ditto Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 952•; ditto Five per Cent., 1840-42, 100 Z ; Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallies, 771 to „ ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cent., 201. At Hamburg, on Friday, there was no change in the quotations of state stocks. Sardinian Five per' Cent,. are quoted 911 to 92. Russian Five per Cent. (English), 110) to ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 991 to 1. Danish Three r C v at., 1825 (English). 761 to 77l iuiio r ive per Nut., 901. Spanish NeW Deferred Three per Cent., 191 to 20. United States Six per Cent., 1051 to 6. Massachusetts Five per Cent., 1021. Maryland Five per Cent., 871. Mexi can New Three per Cent., 24. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the ave of the prices now ruling. Where the asteris k') is prefixed, it is to be under : stood that the share rate of interest is less the income tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest declared for the last half-year as the • basis of our calculation. To render the results I strictly aotarate, the proportion of interest which may have seemed since last dividend period, should in each can be taken into account. nuts par Oat Cowed ...... ...... price 991 *id pot aut. /3 0 11 Tins pa Oast. liodwood 99 0 3 0 7 Ova iikasl•wawalw par Orate.- 101 0 3 4 41 Bak /Wok Oft. se Ws wia et 5 per mat par wawa) 3lO 3 12 Wks /1/0141.. 101 per est. per m) 2/3 ” 0 81 3 16 II gaikwisarlWa (Wt. 14 per coat. per 71s. pa. . 2 4 0 Urban alms% 161. mkt (aura/ teaddtk • meat. per easum) 221 n 4 0 0 IMO Woolwoo SlColeb. ( W. at Ow TWA et 'per wet par woe) ifl 0 5 9 101 uwatiek• iii Tarkehir• /100 ilaik.(4le. at the rate or 3 per moit pr Wok and Waill W o!ar° NW" (dividend at the rate of h per sast. per usual. 93 Leedom and North Wafters ateele (dlr. at the rata of 6 par mot per ana) Midland Mork?lv.atths nate - el2l per 9P es ios PP ee r =telt Meek. (dlr. at tba rate of 3j per amt. per mac um.) York, Nevoid', and Bawl& Meek* (dlr. at the rate of 3 per MM. per annum) 5 12 101 4 17 6,1 4 0 10i 5 1 21 THIS DAY. to 4 II li Two O'CLOCK. There has not been the least change in the Eng lish stock market to-day, and throughout the Stock Exchange business is quiet. Consols have re mained steady, at 991 to to money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 to 1. Bank Stock, 220 to 221. Exchequer Bills, March, 725. prem.; ditto June, 665. to 695. prem. India Bonds, 795. to 84s. prem. In the foreign market the transactions have been chiefly confined to a few of the Spanish American stocks. Mexican Bonds are steady, at 311 to 32, and 25 to I for the new issue. Orenadan Actives mark 204, but the Deferred Bonds have receded to 81. Venezuelan Bonds are rather better than yesterday, at 38, 39, and 381. Peruvian Actives have been done at 1011 to 102 ; Sardinian at 961; Buenos Ayrean, at 731 to 75; Spanish Deferred Threes, at 204. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Far Amount. PAM, KAT 24. rat Mow. Opining Ellibeet. Lowest. , Maine. ——— 3pa Oista. 4i per Owls 99 93 99 90 100 0 99 83 99 93 4 par Cents. 6 por CMS ... m m m 3 per Cents. New LOOM ... m ... m . . Ilsolsaane on Leedom : ain't% 13 474 ; 90 days, 23 35. IWir46 pata.llMo 100 *easy Banta Basta Nene,. 46 Do. 3 Piedmont 5 p.Ct 9O 95.. Treasury Bonds ... ' ... Do. 1, 1831 — Bank Beans Prous, May 24.—St. Germain, 790; Versailles (right bank), 132 SO ; ditto (left bank), 510; Paris end Orleans, ; 1,113 ; Puts and Rouen, 770; Bonen and Haw* 110; Mannino and Ang. non, 317 60; Mrssimarg and Bale, 141 73; Centre, 591 EA, Orleans an Borden; 811 76; Nortkeen, 688 13,• Paris and tit/nets:atm 338 73 ; Paris and Lyons. 613 73; Toms and Ninon 388 73; Monte nag and Troyes, 1711; Dieppe .std Feemnp, 240; Paria and Ecoauz, 99. MADRID, MAY 19.—Three per Cents. Console, 431 ; after Bola, 431. Three per Cents. De ferred, 21 13-16 ; after Boles, 211. National Debt (let clans), 81; after Boles, 8?, c.; (2nd class), 6 6-16 p.; after Bolas, 5 5-16 c. Bank of St. Berth nand,lo3 p. Exchange on London, 50.30. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MAT 24.—The amount of business trans acted at oar share market to-day has not been very great; but there has been an improvement in the priors of all the sales that have taken place, and the market closed with a better feeling than was manifested oa Saturday. The fol lowing are the transactions :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 17 13-16—Caledo nian, 19f —Ditto (preference shares), 81—Eastern Counties, 816.16—Lancashire end Yorkshire, 721 lf I—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 91 p.—Leeds Northern (late Leeds end Think), 16—London and North Western , 1221 — Midland, 681 I—North Staffordshire, 61 d.—North Union A (guaranteed by London and North Western and Lanca shire and Yorkshire), 2-54—St Helen's Railway and Canal, 70—York and North Midland, 241. MANCHESTER, MAT 24.—We have had rather a dull market for business, but prices have been well sustained, and Lancashire and Yorkshire sold at 72 ; Midland, 1181,' ; Dover, 21, 2018.16; Caledonian, 19 11-16 ; Cheshire Junc tion, 101 c.; Pastern Counties, 9; Manchester and Al. trineham, per ; end Sheffield pref., 131. BIRMINGHAM, MAT 24.—This market has been firmer to-day especially es regards North &affords, which were more in demand. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were done at 101; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's et 71; and South Staffords at 1 die. Lane, MAT 24.—There has been considerable activity this morning, particularly in the Old Leeds Northern shares, which closed at 161, being an advance of 10s. upon Saturday. Midlands have also advanced 17s. 6d., compared with Saturday, closing to-day at 681 ; North Westerns were done at ; and York and North Midlands at 24. Mereoeotrram Imeaovemucre.—Yesterday the government bill was pointed, by order of the Houle of Com mons, to authorise.the completion of certain improvements in Pimlico and near Buckingham Palace. Among the im provements the new road is to be formed to communicate with the Victoria-road. [THREEPENCE. MINES. MONDAY EVE:111,10. The market for British mining stocks has been scarcely so active as of lute, and prices are little changed. 'l ho prices at which sales have been made are reported to us as follows by the most respectable brokers and dealers, but duo allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this market as between buyer and seller :—Cundurrow, 105, 1073; West Wheal Alfred, 27; Devon Great Consols, 307 ex div. ; Clive, 4.1 ; Clijah and Went worth, 31 ; Glenaulin, ;to 4 prem. After business hours we heard of buyers of the United Mines at 90; 'lrebarvah at 61 to 73; South Camden, 109 to 110 1 West Caradon, 117 to 118; and Great Wheal Alfred at 30s. prem. The gold mining shares remain quiet without change in prices. The non•ofcial quotations are as follows :—Australian Consols, 3 due. to par; Mel bourne, , di.. to par; Yuba River, die. to par; Royal Australian Mining, j dis. to A prem.; Liberty Mining, 3to 7, prem.; Britannia, par to prem.; Baden Baden, 1- to .3 prem. THIS DAY. , TwO o'Ctoeit. ins gold mining stares rom an nelelected, without change in prices. New Granada shares aro Hat, marking only Yuba ltivcr are quoted 4 dis. to par ; Britannia, par' L lo 1 prem.; Liberty, 5-16 to 7-16 pm. Glonaulin (copper) are quoted to 4 prem. Clowns limner prior I done to . aq . yep Par i ;.,1 I I die tau I IPamta I 4d 100,1100 100,000 15,000 10.000 20,009 10%000 50,000 - i. l- 0 , 66 100,000 10,000 - i;000 I Lew 710,000 12.009 100000 70,000 10,000 40,i100 11.000 100,001 0:01)41 10.061) 100,0 V Ague Frla knelt) Californian %Marian AustralaAula Anatraliaa euetralkaa Freehold .tee Musa Blarearvon Iron and Coal Ihitirth Australian Gold 1mp.5.4. at 51. ;no. Do. (bate and Culabs Do. tit. John Del Itt.7 Carson's Creek "ohm Copper .... Colonial (Sold Coplapo liuz. &Australia& Copper General Golden Mountain.. Great Polgooth Lake Bathurst IMO. acCahlor.G.Qta.C.Col 4exiain & Sputlamericas ,1 1 Iliew Oranada 35000 1 Nouveau Nord. 4 .7,,,,, i 1 Port Philip . .... 110, 1 ;1". ' • ...,.. 111.14 1 t.l. 7,000 30 lantinto de Cubs 60,030 1 *meth Australian 6.000 10 lta Croft 43,174 IS. 301 Uaital Wean 100,000 1 Wig Marion COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. St:cwt.—The large public sales are going off steadily ; but they will not be concluded until a late hour. The article appears to have great confithince. Itefined firm; grocery lumps, 475. to 495. COPFEZ.—This article is steady, but the public sales, which are large, are progressing without spirit, although prices are supported. Good ordinary native Ceylon bought to at 45e. ; 445. offered. Tea.—This article wears a firm app earance. Sayrravint.-2,000 bags offered, the bulk bought in at last week's prices. General quotations remain unaltered. Corms remains steady. Enz.-2,400 bags sold in public sale at Os. to 10s., which were about hat week's quotations. PIMENTO.-900 bags damaged sold in public sale at full prices, chiefly 41d. to 5d.; a few lots, 4d. to lid. ReNl.—A fair business has been done in strong Demerara at 25.21., which was a fail price. •Niv TALLOW MARKET.--TRIS The market is firm and prices continue to be well sup. peed by Russians holding their Tallow for higher rates. Town Tallow is quoted 30s. 9d. to 365. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. to 375. Gd.; October to December (1852), 375. 9d.; on or befo re th e end of May 375. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Cooper and Davis report trado heavy. Prone Meadow Hay,. Mc to 845.; inferior ditto. 655. to 705.; Itowen, 605.; Clover, 85s. to 955. ; second cut, 89s. to 85s. ; Straw, 245. to 28a. COTTON.—Ltwaneoox, MAY 24.—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 7,000 bales, of which exporters and speculators have each taken 1,000 bales. They include about 6,000 American, at the prices of last Friday ; 320 Perna= and Maranham, at 6d. to 71d.; 120 Bahia, at 61d. to 61d. ; 300 Egyptian, at 61d. to Bd.; 1,400 Surat, at 31d. to 41d.; and 180 Sea Islands, at IGd. to 23d. The market closes tamely but steadily, at unchanged prices. COALS. -Lownow, MAY '/A.-CLosw OP TILE MAR- Arr.- West Hartley, 13.. 6d.; Huddle's West Hartley, 134. 9d. ; Carr • litrtley, 13s. 9d. ; Chester Main, 13.. 3d. ; limiting, Hartley , 13.. no. , 14s. ; New Tanfield, 12s. 6d. ;',North Percy Hartley, 13s. oar., worth West Hartley, 134. 6d. ; Ravensworth Pelaw, 12s. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor, 12s. 6d.; Townley, 12s. ; Tyne Main, lls.; Walker Primr ose , lls. 3d.; West Hartley, 13.. 911. ; West Wylam, 12s. W.; Wylam, 14s. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Goforth, 145.; Walls End Harlon, 14s. ; Walls End Harvey Wylam, unscreened, 12..; Walls End Lawson, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End North umberland, 13.. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 13.. 9d. ; Walls EndiWalker, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Belmont, 141.94.; Walls End Braddyll, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 16.. 3d.; Walls End Lambton. 15 4 . • all. End Lumley, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Plummer, 10. ; Walls End ItnisePs Helton, 164. 6d. ; Walls End Scarborough, 14s. 6d. ; Walk End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Denison, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16.. ; Walls End Kelloe, Eh. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Thoritley, 15s. ,• Cowpen Hartley, 13.. 9d. ; Nixon's Merthyr an d Cardiff, 21..; Rainiay's Garestield Coke, 235. ; Sidney's Hartley, 13s. 9d.-Ships at market, 373 ; sold, 107. CATTLE, &e.—CoLeavitt's, May 22.—The supply oi Sheep and Lambs was abundant, and the trade ruled ra ther heavily throughout the day, but there was no particu lar alteration in prices from last week ; about half were sold. There was a fair springling of fat Beasts, most of 'which were taken off at the early part of the day by the London butchers, who wero ready purchasers at improved rates. Fresh and lean stock met with a readier sale, and the best descriptions realised higher prices. Akw good ankh Cows were on offer, and easily disposed of at good prices. In the pig trade there was no alteration worthy of notice. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 6,670; Beasts, 319; Pigs, 345 Calves, 20 ; Horses and Ponies, 61. DUNSTABLITIMB) Fain, May 24.—This fair was welt L supplied with kinds of stock, and the increasing demand for grazing Beasts caused a brisk trade among them. Great numbers of nearly all breeds were exhibited, but, though the quality was not first-rate, they found willing buyers, at the following quotations : Short-horn llerefords and Devon', 91. to 121. per head; Scotch and Welch, 61. to 71. 10s. Young Beast, from three years' old down to year lings, were much sought after, and seld freely, at liberal prices. Barren Cows, of good quality, were easily die. posed of, at 2s. 9d. per stone. Milch Cows in lull profit, 141. to 161. each. Good bred Heifers, in calf, 9/. to 121. ' For Sheep trade was good, and prices unaltered, and all sold. Good Horses of all descriptions were disposed of, at high prices. I.,lvaaroox, May 24.—There was a small show of cattle today, with a good demand, and all sold up. The supply of sheep was larger, prices were lower, and a few were left unsold. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL, MAP 24. Owing to the change in the weather, very limited supplies of both town and country-killed meat have been on sale here to-day; hence the demand is somewhat active, and prices are well supported in every instance. Per Sib. by Wetmore. d. a. d. Inferior Deef 3 0 2 2 Middling ditto S 4 2 6 Prime lame ditto Ditto I•4lditto Veal 3 0 4 3 Lusk, 44.1 8. d. 8. d. Inferior Mutton 2 6 2 8 ditto. 2 10 3 4 Prim ge e ditto Ur PO& 2 4 2 ft.,01 Pork lO 30 3 6 d. to Sr. 2d. CHEESE, HAMS, &c. PRICES OF BUTTER . a. Priagaa, pit art T i to 70 Lel 64 70 ()id Done 76 e. 7ew PO iom Waterlord old 60 Cork — Limerick n Sligo Fresh flutter ckmei — lO 12 Double Gloucester, per cwt. 46 to 56 Single do. York hams Westmoreland do 6O 66 idea d 0.63 60 American do. Wiltehlre &COIN prom 54 64 Waterford Boom 52 54 Hambergb do. 6O 52 A m. Chellstreebediciarclrt Cheddar, 60 66 66 ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, MAY 24. The market is steady, and a fair amount of business was transacted since our last. Dorset, ens weekly. Do. middling i ing 764. to 80a. Pa cwt. 600. to Ht. Os. to Os. do. le 106.6 d. per aos. Mlt I FL II! i ti I U II 111 SO mw 1 6 4 wi ate IM 44 47 s.3i 17 In Is / 3ft 17 IS 40 SI !Si 24 91 :1 VI 4 IN I 37 11 1 la 141 i al i 147 • so si U a I pmi t s " I ii.. 4 I 4 i di, 4 t dig t... i if . a i 2 dla , par I I 4.40 9 10 II It 7i II I i clis ..