The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-07 00:00:00

7 Ttt `. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENIIIG, MAY 7, 1853. [THREEPENCE. . • ~.... / ..... > ;:ii....._., •...,..e.04....0 -0‘.1....c........_ ~ •/ /. , • r • (70......, / i • • ... • 41406••••',41--iplekt4s.- .0-0 , • —.---i f e • *mow " . '' ''."•- 7 .-...---- 2,093.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVJ - HE GREAT ILNDUSTItML EXHIBITION SHARE LISTS. FORRION RAILWAYS. 1.3.1, DC UN. win be ISALI.EKATED a: 12 o'clock en 1. toi3v, the 12th o t u.y iv,. bt his Excellency the LORD. era' , compidned by the Conine.. of St. Germany The • le s 'MMus aad Rotterdam 1 4MO F mtD „ B,„ mo. 90 4 leolemis le Overexpose.. 1 1 pm $ $ 1100wa Soft= Janata* 1 16 - N LII .". • 1 1'6 1 1 ;iti ' te from Dublin Ia- tle to the Building. . railway - market to-day was inactive, and so t h andwa sad SoinclUass. 1116 141 hal •••. Patrick will take port in tl. euemoniaL The flatter throughout. The present stagnation of bassi- 30 10 DIMON/ ilmsapoa .. 14 4 pia $ ,t 6 ,aterc. Vie, ign Asslisow . tor., awl . M ...mated Authorities mess has induced some sales by recent buyers, and : n a "1 " 2 " 6611- art. • - •• LI ° I " 4 Com re weal. rowan. ' 66 2- ' Aid 1 ' 122 " 2 ''' s bee " Titsll i° the demand for money in the Consols market has so I Do. i510wirat • ....... •• .. ii ik r i a tar • .... ,t..• thstinmenr. -... 4 ; 3 " •I. AL ThItE , RMANCE will kooks place: the Orchestra assisted the downward tendency, but the transactions ' 6 an" IMO. 1 118 1 1. 61 •••• 14 If .. 2 " - .1 . • tonsil ••usantl Perform ri. Mr. korph Cobham, Cos. have been exceedingly . limited, and prices are chiefly 20 10 Trandkimallsa of Mao st 11 ma rev •-- '' w bit stream Orsan 304 an yiLW•sto4ooolo3uov. par I Me 1 agt..r; :' .l . i;.'„,,,,,..., w h o purport attenl , o tb. Irampinition en influenced by speculative dealings within the Stock i . ~ mailaampassa.),ll73 - - n.f. i istiai ir e their intention to the Cocanium, in order that Exchange. lAA lines maintain a favourable appear- .1 .1 L4l4lB4lll4° . Bl ' Cil°l & 181 01 3 us' 44l '., .L . „ he prorobeL 37 1$ lestribmed ... - - 7 74 lia-m"" --- n' ' ' f swoon TI ken, Trill he admitted anee, especially great Southern and Western; but at I. to Da Medway) .. 41 44 2 uor ° "" 4 " h" ' 4"" ' • • the final • 1 4....te0i Day the doors wil. be open- dat ball-past tea cl ose the tone was generally flat . The re- !i 6 DO• --•- - I IP e 'Ti ths u.• 3 Da (000 . . . 1 It action extends, though not in a marked manner, to to 2 Ea 4 oar a ireferes; 1 di. ... 6 %..ck. Fr. . the nu, gay to the llst, i h nelraire, the doors will open at . w o amp elf *dock en day d uring that period, when all the lighter shares which have recently been in 10 7 Woos aid Mediteresama - ' - pat 1 11.''.' l- -., p ao h o puts at the doer will be Ss. tor eat permit. demand, 30 74,11arriu - ... .. se 4 at 01 .4"2,7,:,a - - towts may war be hail at the Oflke each day - . - 231 29 Earls Anterls.. - - - - 30 're Muer Ss Usk** la; 7t • ~„ m a wank 10 a.a. and 6 p.m. ; and tin the day protons to THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocit. 30 20 Do. Do.test Mileinst) .. - - 3. . Z g i ,,,, t Iron ki Oink a.m. to 9 o'clock p m. Business is very quiet in the railway market to- 16 ii. "Gnaws MF IIIOO , . 161 17 1 - day, and prices have continued to show a drooping a° °' Dm *3l ' SPe 22 ' .262 T WILLIAMS and COMPANY'S FAMILY (br aSr Ashen Mu' 141 141 11LINES WARKtIOCSE, 40, Hart...trees. likaminnry.moseo t tendency. Caledonians, Great Westerns, Lancashire 15 vi Norwood* Tura puha ad ft ~ , a . ta ta W Wand • stock of nurse:note) LINEN'S, flannole_ , and Yorkshires, London and North-Westerns, South- " 1- Iverson 1 . 001 ••• .. IN 29 1 1 0 11 1 -, -•• r icir of - mantic we. PIMA and quality sat equalled 20 .I. P•ria sad Orleans .. 444 434 a,, is tve , 7 .• , ten .. ereete.ae _ . taeieted i ie , e 61,, u nee , ~,, s.. Westerns, Dover., and York and North Midlands, se le ?muses as _.. 444 et • ' ."'!" t.u L li .: .J • a lswovas sod 00.-E•tabilsbed laol. besides other stocks, have given way. fe .re Para sad tenshesre _ gy 374 ,{t ..!r tem.. is 0 ,, 1 French lines are also flatter. 15 4 MetkOsevoadeheehoerr 31 6 pm 161 74 Pushes sod Illehnitud - t 2 1 / 4 : 4 0 1 1 ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 3O V- Musa ma HAMS ... 11 IttGIsTECED NOVEMBER Uth, / / . -, a 2 Rept &wadi* Cla° , o = ll° 1•14. 41-1181 fa .1. emalwe awe Me••• .... i ft i 94 1 0. Pd larwass. T. 00 to 11.9• 10 4 Do. St par Cast. P r of.,Pef. -- - 1 1331, NA 3,01. r.:tAN ~ - - 20 1 tooth Pastern of France - - 11 . , St. 100 Brardssn ... „. .... - 191 30 10 1 to 1 southern of Frame . ~ Unbar', Nottlark Balla 4 14 2.. Upper Whew* 4 spm . .... • ~ I S i . ; 1 sae Rest Jusewse .. 6 Ilt • •I• - _ . , 31 ail ErmWelv.loNawrialleis 10 196 81 all Wert Flanders 44 5 ~..- .. ' - R',.. .',. -,.,..:,. ..,'... :N. ' • 3i sii air 11 et 64 au „...---.......... .. ~. . I ‘. 41 an tio.utoenwami.c. I t al • 22 NI Do. 45. de. SW . 34 21 dim ' •••••• '- . , ..,' '• ~ t/ . 1 : -.). M. lia• - 1001101101 re ... ".. 102 Mt Nklk.. :I ' 2,- . '-'4. '. ' . .o- r lA. C481.11. 0►ere4 . 01 - - .... LI 67 2 4 44 C so‘N4 N •., • ' 1 ;21 . tti es au 01000 INeadea .33 134 ......e. - ••'-- -' ' • . % ......r ..- ...-- - , Vir-p• ". -_....6 1... \, . ' t ~41 1•- • 04, .- • • ' \ ••••''' .. - si. -- .... Ii•• • ••• • -........ • l i. j . ~ \ isc a 6 . 0!",.....- --- 67 st - se 0 Dahisawl BdigUiae7 1 • pia 30 15 si • Limise. Perth. sad Able. ENS JOllOlll .... ... II f 1$ sal Nut Ast in .-.. 6 ill e 111 all DINO 011 1 sod R.).. q • so 14 Swam 131 I 131 to 11 Do. $4 pm Oast Prem. 4 Ala par 90 10 Weems ist Freese 121 121 pet lo 2 Western of awttserlesd j 1 tin 10 6 teelsell MINES. 1k 1 dl. FRIDAY IRWIN.). ft n It There has been rather more activity observable in a the English mining market today, and, on the 0 whole, a rather improved feeling appears to prevail ! alz A. in this department of the market, as there are " 4 LLEN"S REGISTERED DISPATCH BOX 1. sii ga g i tt a l la A3 - - 115 "4 symptoms of a rally in the metal market. Lead, 8 . 2 - 1. sad TRARLLI3IO Wlllnwo DESK Is the nom complete 25 al Da dris II sod Fdlie 74 71 t ....:coseement attire ob k. kited yet produced. It contains Stationery na. 100 fait Isueeddre -. 7S 74 i tin, and speller are all stated to be better supported, k . ..la, it real nylon. s, s nth maple spew Mr i avers, and is so sr. 51 all IL a W.I.DhItABISIaIs 10 33 and strong hopes are expressed that the apprehended maw Mat say article al last.mtly weroublu without disarranging U. 109 I Ildsheoph awl daspow . 73 74 73 i' kr trzes.Wer. Illastrated Cealkinee Gran Mk 10 140M111010 MA Peslist... - - further reduction in the price of copper will not take 1 T. W. mil J. ALLEN, 111 and 24 West Strand. so. 190 116110100.0011,Desota. 1 33 14 place. Alfred Consols are firm, but Tincrofts have K. 106 i al IlinthWeettra I - - receded. The transactions include: Devon Great a 12MIGRAN113' HOUSES for the GOLD DIG- st. too :Xiamen. ... .. j as 49 us a KJ GINGS-Dankrable, Marsh's Halmationa. at anis beyond _ 9l . .1 00 __ 1 _ph A. OW* ••• --, 33 11l MI i Consols, at 400; West Providence, 62, 63; Alfred ' tar yet ot Testa- HOUSER, the tressawera ol pahwareeved hos, I& It's um lb MOE ••• ••• 131 133 Consols, 181, 19 ; Bell and Lanarth, 21, 22 ; Tin- € liaL.Wardtd door, on potent pasts named from the arse IL 100 .01.11m0.06Wart.(lre.. 1 1 .14 11y4g easiLon, tort-op dam asetalie roof sad Mu., WM pant at In oveat Meters - , fle 11l 111 1 croft, 10; Trebarvah, 10, II • Wheal Cupid, 9,10 i . i belatous kit, a 4 seperal with dseseeitha =r e ndes' abase by 11 11 I Tish Soak Ifalom - 14 at Wheal Neptune, 41, A ; Wh e al Golden, 31, / ; Bed bra. Ibe doting hued, arr made up Ism I nd a ID all lAsessase sea Carhele . ng 96 ford United, 91, 10; South Tamar, 7. 1 , 1; East c moo et 13 fret ...r9 by 10 10 4 Iselse, pet up a that It NI ..., 11 1 _ ___D 17 • 111111115 ___ • - 131 14 pa I a s / te a rt ist tie abseil th e thipailmn di aBM 1111611111141111 The a& 1 !" 1.000000011_0019 Tar 00 79 0 791 4 Gunnis Lake, 2,4; Great Wheal ' Baddern, 2,1; want ene. al a Ismest Mrs titmsedias s eensillets the 1000 10 ' l . Do. m..- 11 . 8 ....,_••• •1•.• . ( 1 4 dls Hingstou Downs, 5 , 4; Herodseoombe, 14, 1 ;Ent € ,we. ,4111 piens lel shwas% with 01011110 deur sad ENE Wasia , 14 11 11 D. met wt.. 4 Dam 3 2 „ Wheal Russell, 91, 10; Tavey Comets, 41, 1; ' woe emit. sal Ms tem% 16 ;el a bums wlllt estreese so 1111 'Leeds Nalrew , * ... .. 16 0 I hail hilt Nowa premp. three ream 0 rain& lerfee 11 4 Ili lAwdow al o rmirwall . 9 91 Wheal Wrey, 2/, 3; Wheal Edward, 31; Wheal hems solo b maul guy., and minisemeit say was a 1 0 & LoilLatlbur - har 60000 14 2 pia Yeoland, 101: Stoke Climsland Consols, 31, 4 • ' ear te order. be IaYDREL oaf 01.6412 R, at the Arbor MO St lie Um.. 08 1 1 .1te0.1ali. Cowl 10 MP I 1 03 1 Werke Iteuebwick, neer Rites sad at the emotes Works, Ilt. 100 leads. re NertaWestis 11111 119 f I 119 f Boringdon Consols, 3,1 • East Bowen, 6a. 3d., 7s. 6d: 1 Ilselryerescan:, thimitan.town. where specimens may be 10 13 D. Pinks - - -• A 1 Pa The gold mining share market was dull, and prices ' raw 10 1 D0.8111.6„Kaa.113.(C 11 If „ St. 109 Landon k boath-Wutec 901 911 901 were generally rather weaker, owing to the absence 1 AitLo W' S NEW IN- " 624 Ds+ 839 - ••• - 3 4 4 01 of business. There was, however, no essential change ' 40 94 De.. S4O . . . 4 1 dis T • '' - e - ;...re" VENTED sELP.ACTINO SYPHON Uan toadoatesny A beisisiA 13 I I in quotation.. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were ' i 11 e IRA F i 3 AP. RE4411171.C.4 NO VENT-MN: !: 22 al i ii des E tte d e i t aw, 19 2 1 Pragab 114 /4 ". °idle r °7 ° her 119277 St. NM ilimd.abeLALlnoolmh 101 BO 1 quoted II to 2 prem.; Port Phillip, 4 to 1 prem. ; British Australian, I to T prom. ; Nouveau Monde, 1. : 16-- t; ?ma bk "" a u 141 or °l° 14 e a ssu la ar at 41 Do. ra& UseL Cale St 2i die 3 that the 10 Mat sitallbe dem aegoadae g e,. igg I ndb ei g ... .. TS 736 TS la to 11 prem.; Ague Fria , 1 13-16 to 1 16-16 ' - A It. Po Do. Illnk • . • ani ' Dere, .. A 44 prem. • Anglo- Californian, Ito a prem. ; Great Nog- •) . j i i ----- ,-___ - -- ---- I M .. .......... SO 476 Mid.O. west. tiro_ .. _ ... U 1741 Ditto Gall ahem .. ... - - at. tuft 'Newmarket . 60 0 iii.e.....• 61 Sit Do. Bel i ficewrd iim iis ki. .. d 6 s awi gett, l ' i to 21 prem. Peel Rivers have receded to 4 to 1 prem., but large orders for purchase at 4 prem. ' have prevented their decline below this quotation. 4 'lir r --- -- - °"'"' .. : 17 71 te w r iA se 5 gee *; / y and itennsuilin, . 21 34 10 all 'NewryWarrespekstklim. $4 96 0 orbit' . . 53 55 •• I . f the 04; warranted i s 1U east In I S I 111 N Do. New ...". _ .... - - - i fThe colonial copper mining shares have not reco vered their late decline, but are rather firmer in tone. Metcalfe' clesei 12 to 13 prem. The late decline in .8 , , two teaks of ate; print de. ed .; ditto 0 4Ni:ethers OausEle Wee 11 flaw these shares has been caused by sales on intelligence zg Meetio-pleted is therm 15e.,1".. SS. 105 North Welsh .. , .. 301 0 6 36 4 4 by the last West India mail to the effect that diffi -0 ti r Tbe 'hove 00010 will explain Its 16 14 North Deus, /Se. I. ... - - ilha sakes. M boa the loom key is trued on 5 all DM 4 • the tle top et tM oluietwaeh au a holeop. 5 - - 6 De. t B Gearealsed - - dis poets tbe uir.tebe II). sufficient alr mho. r_ II Clio , * Mee_ w 4011 *.• • 4 4 1 1 1 415 through It late tho ease to cease the Repot 8, au jl ll4l moMmll l4 1 4 culties had arisen in perfecting the title of the com pany to the property. We understand, however, that the difficulty is in course of satisfactory adjust -4 to rut 0 triply; wen the tap abused 10 10 11111111005 It• W O E llll57OO ' - - PR mein, and that no permanent impediment exists to :. l i od so mare air can satyr. Rt. 110 0010, WWII. as Wolves. 31 0 its completion. At the present high premium the 011116 tIARLOW, 14, 1110 W il llem. 50 . 100 011 EN 0 001611 ... street. Msasicm.house . Fornkalsg lice. 97 . 10 111111100 ... monger and . Bath Manufacturer. Sea. 6 1. IDT Orme. k Rim, ... kilted 11120.-N.R. Ito tops Ars ;tenuity eacept Manama wltli his Pc. WS , Do. L.kle.W.Guar. SU! 71 76 maw and drink.. all ilk es are itpunoes lifitidion.. lii 6 Shrewsbury and line(eed; 14 Of Ms and South American Copper Smelting shares are J. P. teaches gran. a cew method of tapping Imam warranted to 98 4 ad iMmilultar7 AM 4181118 I rather cheaper. National Brazilian (Coxes) continue driabtall who use it, and ennEss wnAseale sal retail Isle 14515 .„,, 01101. W. KW.) ... 117 19 to decline. 171Th8TED TAP WEAPelika (to supersede the bouillon inethad 1 0 all I Der BMus -• vo ••• 8 4 94 duke parer i, et AB sad la. per nuaset. the [mt. atiopl,ed. lel 120 .10 Eleirwoxy ... NAL eta mews ewe much now.- sed and duly *untwisted Is the . t ll 1 0 1 Gatos ... Gin{ Estotatioo. Section n. No. 404 and for winch the bream 10 i 9, = ll = ••• •••• •-• 21 22 weal was awarded. St. ,100 Aseth Irtses ... ... - 74 75 75/ Coal, 1 die. to 4 pm.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay SO i3O ramth Weiss _ . 37 33 Coal, 4 dis to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, par ••• ••• Du . 134 14 IS. CULV A IAHWILL:S md MIC.DIe . MEDICAL me lt/ 11. 0_11,1LS, 1 2 : I I : iwrj 6 """ ai r r 04 / to k prem. ; London and Liverpool Austra li an Gold t • e w, SS an Nub I s StDadlastes .... 19 3t Mining and Streaming, . 1 . to 1 prem.; Mel 6e"it Ili :Thosollossolls41411•11., 21 4 WBAT TO EAT, DRUM AND AVOID. 5 ' ;Vi .f MN& ... .. ..1 14 1 1 14 bourne Gold, 4to 1 per share • Australian Mutual, u. sr an iwasseAsisess '.. I . si 1,1 1 die. to par ; Australian Co nsols, ' 1 di. to par ; LE , .TERE TO YOVN ) KIN. 319 all , Weimhed era SS 0 Monarch Gold, 1 die. to part Chartere d ' Australian tn. 30 14 i Weet Ounerall _ ... . 106 II NOW TO ME HAPPY. to 21s. Wlmbleka mid Oroydoe 4 dle par Land and Mining, a - to 1 per share; Worthing (new "- ve 1 'Werealsid shares), Ito 1 die.; Lewis Hill Range, Ito 1 die.; New 11020 AND PEITSICAL 1.2.701111 NT 07 EII2. Si. IGO ;TorlhlleweesthEenrieli 70 71 75 4 V. fa 0 1 Ds. de. N itaeeekwa ON IMILCIAL DLYEASTE. IS 1114 1 De.o.ll.ll.Pushme_ .1. ei. im liar' twit Karla Midland 614 624 614 1 111 11411TITVIIIS OP MARRIAGE LIPIE pm. ; Ceylon Land and Mining,l die. to par ; Feather - •71. taro LSA_BU AT nine RENTAUI. River Land and Gold, par to./ prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, DIbILASES OF WINTEA. •.ii. et. 100 Itsdishweehire (lowa 4to II prem. • Pontgibaud Silver Lead , par to CRINALY DULANOUELNTS, 00MITIPATION, sad 11.11X0111. Is lew6ollll.Wasersl 107 109 1 prem. • Chafenehes Silver, par to 5 pm. ; Cologne GOIDS. SO 30 ayderdubs JwsWies Lead, i lls. to par ; New Linares, 3-16 to 3-16 pm.; ri. sue a. (head 16010010. 54 NI INIELISR, nusn, and socncu taxes. 1 vas", Is.essa 11 - 40 1 • 11 & 11501 . 11 4 0011 . 1 0. 01 . Tregurtha, 4to 4 prem. • Mizen Head, par to 5 prem.; ar. nsnisaseeLlisetlism) ISO 10 152 111040,11 k 4l : 0 1. TAB CuLD WMR CULL U 35 '3lsesarar lb Dam PINS Carberry West, 1 di e to 1 prem. ; Connemara, Ibreweed. 3d. Petrreo•a ream; o..essiab... 147, Pl......treet ; Mere ...._ GusedterGreetWeekra $3 34 per to 1 prem. ; Glenaralm 4 di.. to par ; Ilk 110112. .5.! a.' hakurdlers I soot M. R. Colearerall e M.D., 10, 180 11 . 11 Bar ll6 o s : l A o Mi c k es ar i 'lli _ Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to', per ;hare ; L'Aigle d'Or, asesti......, sweere.www. wear map be seruatiat day fres II all 3. 101 IBL $0 30 EiellalleihMLYerkaiNUM 111 114 4 di. to 1 pm.; Adelaide s Land and Gold, Ito 1 din. ; to A ros.lAsess (Otte ) .. If 17 564 Portland Iron , par to 1 prem .; Metcalfe Mining Com -14 121 Ds.* Owe, (ditto) .. 271 Ai 124 de Lanka and Greenwich pay of Jamaica, 121 to 13 prem. • Jamaica Copper, IRELAND. Amid to tbutb Barters 14 146 sto I ...) prem.; Port Royal and SL ' Andrew's Copper, 20 20 DM* Piskriastre (ditto) 316 37 11 to - 1 prem.; Obernhof, Ito 1 prem. ; Britannia Demme, MGT 6. 20 10 L0mm1WR0w1er„..._...„. 4 11 10,010 . Gold, Ito 1 per share ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; Another " Great Demonstration" ivni_, nst the in- a a .._..... E...._n brarras e j'arm ..7. :: Kenmore, 4to a prem. ; British and Colonial Smelt come tax is Ireland has ended in smoke. A meeting te an ..=::, jaw s si Ing and Reduction, 1 to 1 prem.; Great Hewes -called by anticipation a " Great C;ty Meeting"- 5 , , , a SRI Paw , United Tin, par to 1 prem. ; Itespryn Copper, par to convened by the High Sheriff, was to have been held Dowdisessalmai MM. -. i Fem. ; Sue River ( of Jamaica ), 11, to 1 prem.; Park in Cork yesterday, when, lo ! at the appointed hour ea. all Mod Besilied(l4o) 166 1011 IS 50 SerthersEEMerwap•K't . win and Carwalsick Tin, Ito 1 prem. ; South Cork about half a doz?n persons were present, and the (h wot a t w guar t urrho i I us 57 C opper, 1 du. to 1 prem.; Trevose Silver Lead, Ito "Demonstration" was accordingly adjourned. It is so all Do. lusd liter MM. 0 0 4 - - 4 prem. ; Lsckamor Copper, 4to 2 ., prem.; Brucutu easy enough to get up a newspaper cry on this or "i " a,""tri;il=T'Z'i Gold, 1 prem., buyers (with 2.e. 6d. paid), _• Ferran any other subject in In lane.; and, in such little 1211 els pto' mall__ (MUD). - - Wheal Alfred, 1 to; prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, knots of men as Boards of Guardians, it is no di ffi cult eLI IN loswlassu__ .WalartOsa; le Gera Marmara ..-.. 111 155 1514 11 to 4 prem. ; Albion Gold , 1 die. to k prem. ; Ar matter to pass resolutions, especially when they R. 1 0 0!Dallissidilansk lll US dennes of Belgium, par t . l prem.; Irish Consols, par only protest against something which a ff ects the II 9 4'600 1 30 71 7 1 00/ 0 ....„___ 0 001 0 1 1 lal to I prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 to 11 prem.; pockets of each and every one of the few persons a se 47 .. i ." i t ''''rlm . Lady Grenville, par tot prem. that assembled; but all must coufess that every owes& le . - - __..... _ . effort to get up a popular movement again s t the in- It 2: . ; r:2 sswt (19w4 1,.21, l3 34 THIS DAY-Two O'CLOCK. Come tax in this country has beer. an utter failure. tatineaWastaeal 1054 MO lOC The gold mining share market is dull to-day, and where sales are pressed a alight reduction in prices - ANOTHER SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. MBEFILINMI WARM has to be submitted to. Colonial Gold are quoted S 1 all Abeedess Nal./ per 0. - - 1a to 2 prem.; Great Nuggets, 11 to I prem.; and (Bs BILOI.III 5171411611316 T aLLOSAr a DIRECT TO w.l lon Bristol 6 Minter 4 wet. 11141 108 Peel Rivers, 31 to 41 prem. st. , 190 Caledonia MO _ .. _. Lc/snow.) IS ,IS iclhester and 91091 Ices 4 •• Midellekiri, near Ostrittl. Cl 5 i .Cork sod Yaks . per Ipm are quoted 81 to 82 ; and North British Australian, 'directors of the Still/mein, Telegraph Corn- 61 all Dundee. Part). sad Aber. I I dean hard= Ito 11 prem. British American Land shares have Al, beg to isf irm the ctli'or of the Etprlsli 1b.,/ the *4 l 11 , shatoutlesful f e q p. ei. 1 2 4 64 11 alien to 75. n'sle was sari. ly I tided at one o'clock p.m., 6th May." 5 $ :Do. do. (514 I pact. 4 44 lit the above satiefaeory I:dtigeat.idn it will be see n that 71 2 Do. de. (71. 175.) 7 per Cl. , 14 pas Litany Awns* 'dente triumphant experiment bas Ven =oda in the Ws- 61 blkest.Cos.llats.,3 psoll 2 2I p . wino doss hAtunent of submarine telegraphs. 5. 61 DM° do. 0.11 11 3 „ N. Abort I Mum Pale yesterday. today. Id le Do. Nowa per Ont. Reel 13 I I - - --••••-- - --- - - - -- - 2tl '2O l int. p. 46 lit 151 13 15e.06. I sewn Ms all II 2;a 24 DAILY W EATI IE K TABLE. 6 3 10000. awd ! 1 Dualse. $6 pa -I - - 009 1 Anglo Asstrallas Gold all par tpa 10,090 1... Anglo Cantonal= ..... all 4 4,. IL 100 Great 100.010$ wawa 13$ 131 10,000 15 Mottalashot 1 4 1 .. NATTRDAY, MAY 7, 1863. St. 100 DO. I 'lt Mat Ibistp. Ra! 20.400 PO Al/truths I is 41 80,00 , : hue:Wien Cordillera Ti. state of the 'Feather at each of the folowing place, .. , 3 f1 _ 41111 . 0019, ,, 031 •1 60 1fla' 112 114 1 Ipm 34 8 50,000 1 termites Fractal . all s dl. par It hiss o'cioek yseterday mot nuts. TLe atitione are 7,, „ i •ZZWA I 7„ ‘ " ) arranged in order of :attitude. SO 6 OWeat.Basiastees aye el 74 Ilo,ote 1 .murk Australls6 Wk. 011 4 1 Mi. 1 4 2 OCTIIAMPTO7I-N.W. ; Strosg Betty.; Cloudless. ~. MA Gt.We•it, reidemm.4ll paist. 106 10$ 10,120 SO Antall Iron Teasanoz-N.E. ; B:rong Breese; Clouekss. ft., 100 Ditto irredeambiallpret i 101 105 10,01 A U urea.. eip.(o.aurt.p r 444 31 6 6,00 1111 Ds. Command Cuter all It 44 861110.7011,1- N.I. • Geutle Brerx. ; Pat:jelly . Cloudy. 15 , 1 70010110111111010XE111! pars F. AL Olell ! Ditto' parawat Medi_ iin 514 war Vi Do. rt. Jot.r Del P.ey 1i 10 31 _G 97707,1 01i- N.E. ; ' Gentle Grecre ; °kraut. 0.,100 t Ink^ 11010.13nar.• pant 133 us moon 4 •NirsoleP Om* all 4 loe cAmsamtios-N. ; Strong Breeze ; Sit.ll{l 11.1{L. 91. 409 1174U0Selbeeslasi$ porta - - MOM M thane tipper YalMlol72ll-N. ; Strong Breen ; Ost reset. 50 I s EssAlloooo•6.Thfrd• se 4 pea 105,01.4 1 Onkel& Goad The niters Dom the Iih:OWINg port a did not reitell this 0 Llt 11000020 !Oder. bid 101 11 _,... , (DOW l4 11 6 1 . ate is time fa pasticatien yesterd.y ; 'hey therefore 14 sll 101110011,0010.06 1/1 141 10,00 0 Ginner Miners of Fag. all 70 BO ;Mica* tl.. Mate a the weather en Thursday aersiag at 27 0 MussamakU os .l so . l4ol $ 9 5040 IS 16e. Pref. 71 per cern. .11 s" 1 1 >e 10 111 Da. Mew £l5 .s. .. 10 114 11 73,0 r• 3 kagnAustranahroppe. all It 1 di ` sift tednek : 6, 1 Da. ES_ , ... O . 4 40 1 Newt "eta._ all It 21 pm 31 4 I . 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Gold gnat -E. ; Calm ; Par3ally Cloudy. a smsdpkossadiiiiirs IL Mehr Wesessler, and mere *wawa TitlV DAY, Noon. wides".Bl6. fpm Caw - - 39.000 1 Ikakesaltatimeritai 9 8 51 CO use Wad. ar ena tt cil WMd. cats of lb . Weather. Is u la id dim diiior si 2/ Pm 6 'AA New liras eta .... N.W. Geste Breese. Iris. 11 s Ilbserwaildna.NewGuar.. 101 114 111 "Kw Notwarie Moon, _ ___ lO V Mwelse(Nce.W. 30 , 00.1 I Nova Scotia Mining and IRMA 5 per Out.- .. 174 154 Copper Smelting 3 4 die par 41 [Advertisement.] -AN ASTOUNDING CURE OF ro Is i D e . e gese ... 4 I pm MirtO sOOl. Port Paint. I pa pa tio,eat 1 , SLUM& Nock all { I ram 74,41 T•1ii•1t Wm ' o a ear 1101JAMAII*0 (it .1111,14 I. AND PII.!J. - Es. 33 ilk itiOtt t DIMON _,.. ... ......- 15 16 triet of a ktter loin M.. Jet... Mart Feed. el Motors. war Sydney, 10 11 1 Ditto Now ......... par 4Pm 15,05 30 Shimmy Iron all 20 .6 142'4 ..'h *veneer, i•ii : -••• To review, Ileoloway. eir, -1 owe I 54' ail Seal) Rasters (Resillsi• I litto New 7,c50., 30 in* two &Cato los 6 7 ...... 08 , 4 .ratable to )00 Leay Waled mbleseal es me*, by the see 1 Awalof 2L0.1............' 01 1 0 1 •• Pro nietsoso by --• "d i' , '.. alter nun y Me' ItAltiar nitro mg, caused St. Da. 44 per east ' 110 113 ~.flPurre to wet .s6o cut t %Thep I eumenced wiles your reme. 39 I ail aTerkehareepareLthiar, 194 306 -.1 " 1 , i'veoy ripe e'si • eparraLs..4 L*o ta o her methcimpond 1 2 ,WaterlordikEdionnyipAt 4 dla t pis II ales., La _ without any Pram% an:l het Ai n l cers -a • 11100 • Al' te briny M. il7ll IYork, NorteeLe,St BMW,. ....7" 41 MIN all war tre • but your oi itzre t mod pills have cured G - -Nord' of Bag.purab. 113 103 ...•••• ma IMI 1000 plan tee; b. 6 111 1 ..-Pcild by ad Jeannie, 17.5 Out° Ditto _ ... II 31 - " al 117607 02 -mta7'slistatinhaind. MA, 000. liaados. ll' 19 Yorkh2.lfiaLLES.Pareh par 4is 105 30.000 I viola ausuraiiaa 1.440 10 i'ol Croft {1,1:4 16.41: tY•il•tei !imam mow 1 Wailer 100,01:0 1 West Granada 000.6* 1 West Mt rimm MIMI 1 eau all 51 Ms / 9 11 all 36 6 al. pa. Ipm 1.11 dis tpm all 41 pm It t ••• 011 1 1 lia , JOINT STOCK BANKS. taastag Breserce Be. alaari chmi. Beim, hid prkes done yesterday. today. 111,340 40 Avelade& 40,000 25 Bank of Aga 5 4 dye par 44 64,000 10 Cheat Usk et India Ageriena. and Man 2 I 14 ple 15,000 IN It= dia lloonlei, sad aertarad to 14 If pa. 15,000 20 Landes Beat et Au& Walla and Beta 2 4Ms per 23,000 23 Loadloa Chartered Bank et Aeoraelia 24.009 16 Crimes( leak Corpora. an 104 314 se 60,090 6 Regal Amin& Ilrekilia leilliell Impart Co. 1 4 dim par kW 15 See& Australia 20,069 36 Oaks et Auotralia SAO, ..• UNA New l• 5 9 11113CBLLANBOUS. Se. I 81. Ilserszaasmova. Pd Crewe prima Bodnar done / yesterday. to-day. ---... 14,900 190 4ustrallaa Agri.. . 33 161 59 i 50.0rit.AmerleaaLaad 34 77 :9 76 1 10,000 1 100: sada Company... 341 60 70 100,000 PCrystal Palace sl4lfpm 44 4 130.000 44:374.PaLorProsee 2 f If ~ 111,;1• 11 N. Brit. Aut. Land all 1141 I pm I Do. Prefigure .. . all 129,000 10eoLlUv.Ladd90ln. at ,31 pm 4 pm 9 100,001 31cettliAust.Inreat all i 1 21 /4 11,700 1 1 1/05. Aurealtan Land 23 I 4 40 11,1001 NO Van Diesoess4 Land 204' 19 30 194 MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVIRINO. The market for the home funds to-day. preilented features similar to thereof yesterday. A pressure of money stock has again led to • considerable demand Tor money in the Stock Exchange at four per cent. and upwards, but we have to repeat that the " time" 'market in Console is extremely, and, under the eir sszastances, surprisingly firm. " Out of doors" the demand for money has been again active, and, if osything, the rates have ruled rather more stringent than yesterday. The Lombardstreet houses have been charging fully three per cent, for discount, and tit is reported that the applications to the Bank of England have been numerous. Anxious inquiries are heard as to the causes of this sudden tightening of the market, which has takes many people by surprise. The primary canes appears to have been the payment to Messrs. Glyn's, the day before yesterday, of upwards of 700,0001. deposit on the shares and bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, this heavy call coming at a time when the activity of trade is draw ing all our available capital into employment. It is further stated that the payments on revenue account of late have been very heavy, and sufficient of them selves to exercise some influence upon the money market, the resources of which have been much drawn upon by the vast number of foreign, colonial, and miscellaneous undertakings that have been ushered into life during the last twelve months. It is further suspected that the late embarrassments in the iron trade have not been without their effect upon the 'market, as, although there is not much fear of turther cases of difficulty, it is well known that the speculation has caught parties who are habitual operators to an immense extent in every department of the markets, whether for produce or securities, In connexion with this heavy payment on account of the Great Canadian Railway, we have an illustration of a process, which, in the present company-forming mania, is constantly in operation, and that is, a gradual change of investment. To make payments on new schemes, it is clear that secu rities previously held must be parted with; and thus Consols, and other money stocks, are thrown upon the market. We have in this comparatively trifling check evidence of the mischief which must inevitably be induced by an extravagant multiplication of new msets, each of which, in addition to the Posit on starting, forms a drain upon the market for a series of months or years, until the whole of the calls shall have been paid up. There is a general impression, however, that the present pressure for money is merely temporary, and that there is nothing in present circumstances to warrant anxiety. Vessels are now beginning to drop in more freely from Australia, and as each of them brings in a greeter or less quantity of gold, it is evident that the Bank's stock must be supported at a high figure, and that in proportion as the precious metal comes in, the symp.oms of stringency in the money market must be relieved. At present it is noticed that busi ness in the several departments of the Stock Ex change is very dull, unusually so for this period of the year. As one explanation of this, it may be mentioned that merchants and manufacturers are now kept so fully engaged in their ordinary trading pursuits that they have neither capital nor leisure to engage in stock and share speculation. The dealers and habitual operators thus have the market pretty much to themselves. Whilst, however, our home funded securities are supported with remarkable firmness, yet, in view of the government measure sow about to become law, tending to reduce the rate of interest yielded by the funds, there is more disposition to sell Console at good prices than to :part with railway and other stocks, which are considered to possess a prospect of an increasing, rather than a diminishing, return. Sales were again made this morning of Consols for money at 1001, but the prevalent quotation was 100/ to for cash and the 12th, and at this range the market left off. The government broker took another parcel of Reduced Threes at par. The list of actual business is welted :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100 ,a, • ditto, for account, 1001. Three per Cent. aced, 1001, 9n. Three. and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1. India Stock, 202, 261. South Sea Stock, 1161; ditto Old An nuities, 1001; ditto New Annuities, 1001. Bank Stock, 228. Exchequer Bills, owing to the tightness of money in the Stuck Exchange, were sold as low as 2s. dis count, but on purchases at 2s. prem. to the extent of between 100,0001. and 150,0001. by the broker who usually acts for the government and the Bank of England, and who took a previous amount of 50,0901. yesterday afternoon, a better feeling became apparent. The closing price, however, was only par to 4s. prem. Rightly or wrongly, it is believed that these operations are directed to the support of the market, but whether they emanate from the govern. ment or not is unknown. India Bonds mark 275. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market was vnry inanimate, and scarcely presented any feature. Mexican, Peruvian, and Spanish all ruled at about yesterday's rates, but, in the total absence of active business, the tendency of prices was rather unfavourable than otherwise. At tour o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 274 to ; Granada Active, 23; to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 11 to 1 ; Peruvian Deferred, 68 to 69 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 to 41 prem. ; Spanish De ferred, 24 to 1 ; the Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. The list of actual sales is thus rendered : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, 1,1; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 1004; ditto New Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 103. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 67. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 661, 1, 651, 661; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 964, ;, 96. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 271. Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt' per Cent. Bends, 881. Portuguese Four per Cents., 40, 4. Russian Five per Cents., 1194; ditto Four and•a-Hulf per Cents., 1044; ditto for account, 17th May, 1044. Sardinian Five per Cents., 98. Spa rash Old Three per Cents., for account, 484 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 24 ; ditto Passive, 54. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 14, 2 din. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 30. The amount of specie shipped on board the General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Argo for Australiu is little more than 20,000/. She also takes out 70 passengers. We yesterday drew attention to the fulling off in the shipments of coin by sailing resale to Australia, and as tho steamer takes so little we arrive at the important fact, that the efflux of coin to those colonies has this week received a decided check. We understand the manager of the Oriental Oa' Ver Mom. PAU'S, Ilse 6. F" I Minty. Ass I Lower. a 0•104.. ' - ----- - spar Cents. ! 81 5 it 10 if 23 81 01- as so q per Cen•s., 1823_ • 100 . . 1 _.. i , It per Cents.. :831 P . 3 05 . 10{ . 0 , 103 . 33 : 104 . 0 104 .. 10 4 ..er Cents. . . ... , 98 • j ... I .. i 3 pet Cents. New Loaul ... I - • Exchange on London: MAO; 25 5 ; 90 03 ) 1 ' , 24 57 3 . BAglan, •perCt.lB4o atone, Naples Rents — Amery. 80. 41 ....... .... Esteem 3 per Cents —.— Do. 21 Piedmont d p.Ct... . 93 25 : Treasury Won:. ... ... Do. 5,1853 ... 6.1 , Bank Shores PAWS. MAT G.—St. Germain, 1,900 ; Versailles (right bank), • ditto (left bask). • Pens and Orleans, 1,125; Pans esti Rouen, 1,190; Moan 'end Mere, 56250; Mniwilles and asiarion (Converted), ; btritsboore and Bale, 390; bortbers,9l4 75 ; Pane and •Oracboure. 915 ex die.; Pori and Lyons. 975; Lyons and Mediterranean. b6B; Mao, IPS ; Paris and Cberbou.s, 652 50; Dijon and Besancon, 597 50 : Midi. GS: SO; Mon tereau and Troyes, 431 50; Graireeloac end Deniers, —; Dieppe and PcoAmp. 371 25; Paris and Mesas, 567 10 : Bindle and R. Maim to Gral• 572 SO: Bordeaux and lade, 311 SU ; Central &BM, 487 50; Mullio;tas to Thann, -. Company leaves London to-night en route for India, ' with a view to commencing operations on account of the company. The fourth call of 2/. per share falls due on the shares of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company on the let June. At a meeting of the committee of colonial mer chants, held this day, it was decided that the next series of colonial wool sales shall commence on Thursday, the 19th inst. At present about 25,000 bales have arrived ; but it is expected that by the 19th a very considerable increase to this quantity will have been received. Well-informed parties say they should not be surprised if 40,000 bales were brought forward. The dealers and manufacturers are very low in stock, and the demand is good. Prices will, therefore, in all probability, be fully maintained; whilst some parties are disposed to anti cipate an advance. The prospectus was to-day issued of the Mel bourne and Colonial House Investment Company, with a proposed capital of 200,0001., in 51. shares. The object of the association is etateto be the pro viding of Melbourne and other districts of Australia with cottages and hose's adapted to the wants of the population. The promoters point to the fact that 15,000 persons in Victoria are now living in tents, and to the enormous scales of house rent. Contracts, it is stated, have already been proffered to supply cottages of various sizes in London or Melbourne, at rates which the promoters calculate would yield a considerable profit to the company. Australian Land shares were flatter to-day. Agri- . cultural. closed 81 to 83 only, and the other descrip tions were about 1/. per share worse. Union Bank of Australia were flatter, but the other Australian institutions maintain their price, and South Austra lian Bank were in demand. Oriental Bank shares also improved. Shares of the Bank of British North America were done at 621 ; Union Bank of London, 19 ; General Screw Steam Shipping (141. paid), 121 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86; Royal Mail Steam, 76. The Shares of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada were heavy at Ito 1 prem. Grand Central Railway of France closed 21 to 2„ prem. ; North of Spain Railway, par to 3 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, to # prem. In the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon there was but a slight variation from the rates of last post. Paris maintained its former rate of 25.021 for short. Bills on Hamburg were more offered and done from 13.8 to 81, up to 81. For Amsterdam there was money at 11.17; to 11.18 for three months' paper. Frankfort ruled at no!, without demand. Vienna and Trieste were a shade higher than last post. Other exchanges remained much as before : Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press :—Madrid, Tuesday : Three per Cents. In terior, 441; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 241 ; the Passive Bonds, 51 ; the Coupons, 4 per cent. Paris closing prices of tis day (Friday) :—Three per Cent. Rentes, 82.05 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103.93; Paris and Orleans, 1,125; Paris and Rouen, 1,170; Northerns, 928.75; Paris and Strasbourg, 913; Paris and Lyons, 975; Western, 811.25; Southern of France, 852.50 ; Mobilier Bank Shares, 930. From several of the other continental bourses no reports have been received owing to yesterday (Thursday) being a festival. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday last, the 30th April, is as follows: BANK OP ENGLAND.—Accoosi 1••••14 PIM Nola lembed jaistio DI = done Ompt*.al VUb . Publb 13POitOilit;ita: 3.123.987 tlov. I inolr 00112111/0. o7l.w.ionat Dobt x nool I wt. 1. 932.322 Other uopoolto ..... . 1.931.€30 toToodiky and other Halo 1.427.737 May 5. 1853. for tboweek coding April 30, L , Government Dabt 1,11,01%1W Other deeuritlee 1.9.4.900 Vold Cob, and Bullies 17.789.8 11 elver klualen 19.164 A 31010.5 Government Peewitleo dneiod. Doad Weight, annuity, .........._£ 13 . 711 . 372 Other docuittoo 'lotto Gold and !Myer Oda 646329 This return when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re sults:— -- . Circulation issue Circulation active 23,124,55.3 Decrease 283,775 Public deposits 3,934,322 Increase 221,333 Other deposits Government securities in ------ banking department 13,221,382 Without alteration Other 'neuritis@ in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 18,355,094 Decrease 199,087 Seven day and ether bills 1,427,737 Increase 15,258 The Rest The Reserve 9,230,539 Increase 84,688 During the week embraced in this return the poai• tion of the Bank had not undergone any important change. The decrease of 200,000/. in the stock of the precious metals brings that item down to 18,3.55,094 r., being a considerably smaller sum than we have lately been accustomed to see in the coffers of the establish ment, but the next return will probably show a re action, as the Australian arrivals will then begin to tell. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-MAT 6. Mote. Primo as negotiated this day Bilk and M. Money. Amsterdam pert abort lla. 1511stv. ... 1121. 1664 v. Ditto Rotterdam SI Antwerp .. . 25tr. 2260. ... 25fr. 271 e. Brunets ii4MbliTf end Altoos .. . , 13nice. &cid. 13mea. 86sek. Bt. Petersburg ......per ruble ' 371 on ... 37i pesos Paris per X wort 25fr. 026 c. ... 25fr. 070. Ditto . ..- Mareeliii; „ 25fr. 25c. ... 25fr.27in Prankfort-on-tbe.Maise per £10 „ l2Olll. sr. ... 120311. kr. Vienna (effective) port ~ 105. 53. r. ... 1011. 55kr. Trieste Madrid, per ddlar „ 501 pence ... bq pence Cadiz „ „ bq pence ... SO penes Bilbao .1, Barcelona „ „ 49 , penes ... 496 pence Malaga „ „ 604 pence ... 50 pence Seville .." ........... - „ „ „ 504 penal ... 50 pesos Gibraltar „ „ 596 pence ... 50 pesos Leghorn Genoa Naples per ducat „ 416 pens ... 416 peace Palermo per ounce „ 175 pence ... 1211 peace Matsui Lisbon per eillzer9o days Ids pease .. 534 pence 4 porta pence ... 531 mace New York adays eight _4Bl peace ... 48 pesos THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English Funds remain steady, in face of a very quiet business. Consols are again marked as low as 1004 for cash, but have scarcely been fairly sellers at 100; ; and the present quotation is 100; to d, both for money and next Thursday. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 991 ; to 1004 ; the Three-slid-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 k to ; ; Bank Stock, 228 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 99; ; Ex chequer Bills, June, par to 4s. prem.; ditto March, par, 45. to ls. prem.; India Bonds, 27e. to 325. prem. Foreign stocks are generally steady, but business is almost at a stand still. Mexican bonds mark 27 ; Spanish Old Threes, 481 to 4; ditto Deferred, 24k ; the Certifs., 61, per cent.; SWedish Scrip, 11 dis. ; Brazilian Old Fives, 101 ; Dutch Fours, 961. The above is a complete abstract of the morning's busi ness list. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very dull with nothing doing. Town Tallow is quoted 465. 9d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 475. ; April and May, 465. 9d. to 475. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 464.9 d. to 475. MARKET AT/MAGI/I.—Town Tallow, 495. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Bd. ; Yellow Russian, 48s. 6d. ' ; mated Stuff, 365. Od. ; rough ditto, 235. 6d. ; Tallow G ra ss', 14$. ; good Dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a heavy trade at the following prices :—Prime meadow Hay. 8.51. to 925. 6d. ; inferior, 70s. to 80s. ; Rowen, 455. to 595. ; Closer, Ws. to 1065.; second Cut, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 30s. to 33*. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The weather still continues cold ; neverthelese, Vege tables are improving both in quality and quantity. A few forced Peaches still snake their appearance. Forced ' Strawberries fetch from 6d. to Is. an ounce. The supply from the Continent of Green Peas, new Potatoes, Horn. Carrots, Asparagus, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, Endive and Lettuces, is still considerable. Both &skids and Rhubarb are abundant. Fraine.rAlgtoaa fetch from 46 - 10 Sts.Tm lb. llfraltrosas me warm. Cut flowers consist of Hyacinths, Primula, Tulips, Roses, Cyclamens, Migno nette, Cinerarias, Attica, and Camellias. PROM. Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., est to 1:a Peaches, sec dos, Oa to 21s Strawberries, per 05.,6d to Is Od Apples, dessert., p bus., 10, to 15s kitchen, do., to to 12a Oranges, per dos.. Is to 2o B.,vide, per 100, 7s to I4s VEGET Oinbages, per doz., Is to 2a 'resell Beans, per 100, Is to 21 Broccoli, ter dos., 2s to is Greens, per d0z., 1 2,1 6d to 41 Asparagus, p boodle, Ss to to. Illsalta'e, per basket, :s to 2s 6,1 Rhubarb, per bun., 1d to Is 0.1 Potatoes, per ton, 113, to 130. per cwt., Se to 9s per bush., 2s Od to Ss Turnips, per doo, 5. Od to 4.0c1 Cucumbers, each, WI to 2a Od C.4esp. per bundle, 9d to Is 61 Carrots, p. doz., 6s to Os *Ands per sieve, 2. to is Onloca, per bush., Os to 104 Spanish, p. dos., 2s to Ss Beet, per dos., Is to Is Gd Leeks, per bunch, 3st to 441 kne.applea, per lb, hs to IM Lemons, per don. Is to Zs Almonds, per pock, ,s sweet, per lb. 24 to ?ot Nate, Barcelona, per bushel, 20. Cobs, 120 s Chestnuts, per bush., Ss. to 20s AHLI.s. _ _ . hallots, per lb, fid to 141 Garlic, per lb., Gd to ed Lettuce, cob., per doz., 6d to 1664 Leasee, Co., per /cure, Is to 2s itadtsber, per doz.. Is to 2s tid Emlire, per scum, 2s 66 to Ss Small Steads, p. pun., 24 to 3r! Horse Radish, yer MIL, Is to 34 Mu•hroom4 per pot. IP 6d to 24 Harrel, per halt sieve, Cd to Is Artichokes, Jer., no., Is to 1464 Fennel, per bunch, L'd to 3d huvory, per bunsh. 1d to Jd 1 byme, per bunch, 2d to &I Parsley, per doe bun2bes, So to fa Mint, green, per bunch, I'd to 6d Basil, green, per bunch, is Mialorarn, do., Is Wstercreoses, p. 12 bun., Bd LolOd METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the Scotch pig iron market has rallied this week, and prices have improved about 3s. 6d. per ton—we quote 51s. 6d. to 625., cash, mixed number., f. o. b. in Glasgow. Other de scriptions of iron are without alteration. Spelter very dull. at 201. on the spot and 201. 10s. to arrive. Tin quiet-600 slabs Banta sold at 108 s. Tin plates: Coke has fallen about 2.. per box ; good marks may be bought at 241. 6d. to 251. C TELEGRAPH.) DEAL, NAY 7, 10.30 A.Y. Wind N.E , light, fiae and chilidy. Arrived and passed.—Royal Victoria, from Hull, for New Orleans ; the Agincourt, from. Calcutta, for London ; Ocean Queen, from London, for New York ; Chevy Chase, from London, for Cape of Good Hope ; Martha Ellen, from London, for Mel bourne. Sai!ed.—lslander, for river. DECIMAL SYSTEM OF COINAGE.—The following reply hes been received by the President of the Man chester Commercial Association, to their memorial, ad dressed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in (minx of a decimal system of coinage : " Dowing-street, May 5, 1653.-84,-4 am directed by the Chan cellor of the Enclmquer to acknowledge the receipt of a memorial from the directors of the Manchester Commer cial Association, praying for the adoption of a decimal sys tem of coinage. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has read the memorial in question with great interest, and is fully sensible of the importance of the subject whereof it treats. At the same time he is of opinion that any alteration in tho value of the penny is a subject requiring the fullest and most circumspect consideration, and the met delicate handling; but her Majestre government have willingly concurred in *he propriety of appointing a committee for the investigation of the subject, and they will be di-posed to pay every respect to the results of its labours and inquiries, so soon as they shall have been made known.—l have the honour to be, sir, your very obedient servant, FRANCIS LAWLEY.—J. A. Turner, Esq." THE SOUTHAMPTON FAIR FOR DOUSES, horned cattle, chiefly of the Normandy breed, pigs, and sheep, was held in the principal street above the Bargste, yesterday. The supply of every kind of stock, with the exception of sheep, was short—shorter, in fact, than has been known for years. Doubtless this arises from the gradual decay of such ancient charter fairs as that held at S .utlianapton. Prices were, however, extrsordinarily good for every kind of stick, which shows that agriculture in Hampshire is flourishing. CLOSING OF TILE CITY GRAVEYAIIDS.—Yesterday afternoon a general meeting of beneficed clergymen of the City of London was held at Zion CAlego, under the presi dency of the Venerable Archdeacon Hale, to take into consideration the closing of the City graveyards by order of the government—a circumstance which will deprive many of the incumbents of large portions of their incomes. Tho archdeacon was supported by the Rev. Dr. Croly, president of Zion College, and rector of St. Stephen, Walbrook ; the Rev. Dr. Worthington, the Rev. C. Lacy, the Rev. T. Simpson Evans, &c. The proceedings were of a private character, but it is understood that it was agreed that a re presentation of the circumstances afftctiug toe City clergy should be forwarded to her Majesty's government. TILE NEW DUTCH 131suor3.—The Moniteur con tains the following from the Hague The internuncio of the Holy See has just installed the new catholic bishops in the different dioceses of the kingdom of the Low Coun tries. Monsignor Belgrado visited in succession for that purpose Breda, Ruremonde, Bois-ie•Duc, Utrecht, and Haarlem. Dr. Zwyset., Archbishop of Utrecht, is to reside at Bois-le-Due, as Administrator of Interim of the diocese, and M. de Vree, Bishop of Haarlem, has chosen pro tem pore for his residence the ecclesiastical semiusty of War mond." CONFISCATIONS IN POLAND.—A letter from Ka- Hach, of the 27th ult., in the Lloyd of Vienue, enye:— " The Council of Adnunistretrn of tae Kmicilom of Poland has decreed the omascation of the property of such political refugees in Corey , * countries as have not profited by the amnesty accorded by the Emperor." THE BALLOT.—A numerously and respectably attended meeting was held on Monday evening last, at the Temperance Hill, Merthyr, for the purpose of petitioning parliament is favour of Mr. H. Berkeley's motion on tha ballot. Energetic addresses on the necessity of adopting means to give protection to the voter in the exercise of his franchise were delivered by several gentlemen. and the peti tion was enthusiastically adopted.—Swansea Ibiald. APOTHECARIES' HALL—Names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, May 6, 1853:—Edward Clapton, Stamford, Lincoln ; Th os. Frederick Hale, Petwortb, Sussex • Joseph Porter, Rather hithe-street ; Thomas Brookes, Whitchurch, Salop. THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN AND PARTY AT MANCUESTER.—The distinguish, d party from Dublin who recently visited Liverpool, extended these visit on Wednes day and Thursday to Manchester. They consisted of li. - bert Henry Kinnahain, Esq., Lard Mayor of Dublin; Sir John Kingston James, Bart.; Sir Thom - 4 Dean, of Cork; and the lion. Judge Ilaliburton. They were ac companied by Mr. S. Mime, May,ir of Liverpool. They lunched with Mr. Itob, rt Barnes, Mayor of Manchester, on Wednesday, and after visiting the Free Library, and other public buildings of the town, dined with his worship, who bed a large party to meet them, at Brookside. Oa Thursday they inspected the City Gaol, and afterwards visited cmic of the large manufactories of the city, anvingst which were those of Mews. J. and J. Loekett, engravers to calico painters. The vis:un returned to Liverpool on Thursday evening. SALE OF THE ORLEANS PlCrUlas.—Yegerday the pictures forming the Spanish galkry ui the nte king of the French, were submitted to public comiletition at Messrs. Christie and Man.en's room. tfuriPo's " Virgin and the infant Jo..ns" was purchased by Mr. C-Inaghi for 1,650/. ; Jeans Christ amt Sr. John on the bank of the Jordan," 6301. ; " St. Francis with the Stigmata," by Zurbsrar., was purchased by Mr. tiwine, It A. int 2651. ; a by Calm:1,2101.; " Portrait of Philip IV., King of Spain," by Veliesquex, bastion del l'iornbo, 1751.; " Portrait of Greco I Daughter,' by Theotocopuli, 1231 e V N trg ..b is t r emi and ., th , e iinnfaanretdtups: on panel, by se. Last evening, the anniversary festival of this insiitutlOL 42 5.0 1 ' 3 11. 1: 1 1 ° T ; ; e 3 Tn i t l hine ORPHAN ASYLUM, CLAPHAM RISE.— took place at the Lend a Tavern. Bishopagate-street ; the Earl of Carlisle, presiding. His lordship in proposing the toast of the evening made a touching and fore:ble appeal to the benevolence of the public on behalf of the institution, whose prosperity he was anxieus to secure, and referred to a report of the condition and prospects of the asylwm at the present time. It al:ye:area that during the ps.st year the total receipts amounted to 3,0501., and the expenses to 2,5161., exclusive of asum of 2561. which had been funded. Toe affairs of the institution were greatly improeing and the directors • ere very confident of being shortly enabled to increase the number of children in the asylum. 381 orphans had found the contralto of a home, and enjoyed the ben. ti's of a religious education in sae institution since its atablishment.