The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-16 00:00:00

T Ttt 4x33rtsi LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1852. [THREEPENCE. BAIL WAYS. THIS DAY. British stocks will he found referred to under the head of " Money Market." Spanish, and Portuguese paper no change occurred, and the transactions were limited. At the close of 'Change lower rates were reported from Vienna, and speculators took paper at the reduced quotation of 12 to 12.5, and Trieste at 12.2 to •i. Two o'Caoca. The share market has fairly entered upon an up ward course, although business is not yet an►mated. Prices of all stocks have been marked at a consi derable advance upon yesterday's rates, especially for Aberdeen., Caledonians, Great Northern., Lancashire and Yorkshires, London and North Westerns, Midlands, North British, and York and North Midlands. The market is at present not quite so good as at the commencement of business, but still the advance is decided. MONEY MARKET. TUrAItAT EVEN/NO. The operations in the home funds were not of especial importance to-day, the closing of the books and the attention requisite for the settlement of the foreign stock and share accounts restricting business. Prices, however, remain firmly supported. With the exception of a moment, when Console were called 991 to 1, the price was quoted throughout the day 993 to 4 ex. dm. for the 16th July, and a strong dis position to support the market was generally shown. the government broker took another parcel of Re duced Threes oft' the market. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 16th Ju1y,994,1, ex div. Three per Cent. ' ' Reduced, 100 t, 4, New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 1021, 103, 21, 1, 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 01 ' 15-16. Bank Stock, 2231, 2221. Exchequer Bills were firmer to-day, and the prices rose ls. The March Bills closed 74s to 775. prem., and the June issue was dealt in at 695. to 71s. prem. India Bonds marked 665. to 695. prem. The business in the foreign house was chiefly con fined to the settlement of the account, which was . _ The imports of gold by the Brazilian steamer Teviot are larger than are usually received from this quarter, amounting to nearly 100,0001. Of this sum, 67,0041/. was shipped by the government to meet the claims accruing on the foreign debt. In addition to the imports of Australian gold noticed by us yesterday, the Oriental has just arrived with 19,150 ounces; the Catherine Jameson, with 4,291 ounces; and the Brightman, with 295 ounces; making a total of 23,737 ounces, worth about 10,0004 Several other vessels with large remittances from our southern colonic% are close at hand. IRA AND HOCKS UNOU AAANTKKn. RAILIII,7B. closing privy youtseasy. Inales to4sy.tap Sof p.m. 'leo •e I ell IN I'tidsal -?.. AtartZe= a ra. Om Vali, Imerldre.ik Cims. Ms 38/".14e. Do,Cliaillet.)lll4ll.C. lee tef too notice that, with a view to consulting the con venience of merchants, hankers, and traders in the City, the Board of Inland Revenue have made arrangements by which spoiled stamps \f, ill be allowed in future at the South Sea Policy Office, 3, New Itank-buildings, on every Monday, between the hours of 11 and 2, under the same regulations which apply to the allowance of spoiled stamps at the head office, Somerset House. This arrangement is eaten eulated to base much unnecessary trouble to the enipkiyi4 of banking and mercantile firms. Holders of Great Northern Perpetual Preference Five per Coat. shares (124 104.) may require to be reminded that the option to register them, either us Great Northern stock or as Five per Cent. Perpetual Preference stock, must be exercised not later than the 30th inst. If not declared by that date, the shares must afterwards be registered as Perpetual Preference stock. WI ti 7 St ISO s i 811 .w ..... rr _. Ily 101 dis I7i I$ 94 98 -- __ 214 IN le 17 IS 10 dim LI VI • • I Cbmisi aid IM .. Cork affid Simko OW . , Debt% 7a. Jett Wales NM h ftrib, sed Lbw imam . Ile AVM ad LSD) Do. (CPI IL ~ LU Io. eWe IS sad Falit. Iwt tancesbire . ,Itast Meet teas • I 9 Ili a l a ei i Ili 7 ill It DI 0 - -- - r / • A; oe ~,. ~ ...,,, , nth-alde-ra. stlests..-se-,Z r ~..„,___,.....,____„,.,..,,._., , ....... No. 1,814.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY El . - . i v rint LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. THE AUSTRALIAN DIOOLNGS. a rail fur in repetition. Herr Patter, by his most insanely 1a... y, sea yams. lulu --. execution of Beethoven's concerto, confirmed his reputation Subsetitiol l'opital, A.:5it...41. Lloyd's Gold Circular of Morel 8 thus notices the of being one of the most accomplished Omens of i ...,„,,,.. ri r . twee,- the lathe of Ittlialfik N.O. the day. This concerto has been Ims freqaently ►per -m. Ilea. the larl VITT% tuuto,r.s.o. LILA. course of events at the various gold fields :- s ......"`". formed than the others of the same author, but it is not useseiroe. el L. ow,. Chalon ua. On the whole we have ew es ta nagratulate ourselves infer:or to any of them in beauty. The andante, ''' ~,,"1 : : l '"iii re; 11A littlditn, eat, Deputy Clenrwara. this week with respect to the views from the mina The especially, is a perfect gem. The other solo instrumental 1 OW- „a i r ,t r a due compaiie. what - is neaps/ of Mead bed claims on the Tunis at sew be worked, and many of performance, Beethoven's violiu concerto, played by Mr. 1 ao , " 1 " . enyiseary Mambo : the owners hare returned hews the Meow and other creeks Cooper, was equally admirable, and places our countryman d • • f , 0e.,-reveloidtalof artn.ien. to re-continence uperatime. An excavation below liar- on a footing of equality with the most eminent of his f 'l ` "" ' ~....1' nruali. Iho .holo Di• i'"'"" m *41.4111.61•011 bottle's store has Men made, and is said to be of eufficient foreign rivals. is:N R.l wa .• which mon armed presatioue have bees gas te... o * . 1 I •° ` capacity to carry off any ordinary flood witho u t interfering In the vocal music, as in the instrumental, there was no- , fel te . a S•rT 'p a w.. tie v,,,,,,,,x r,.. ,nick mw. a 14 ,... with the miners. Its (vet is variously estimated at from thin,' new ; but it was sit excellent, and excellently sung. sifr• ' t mit tee eq. ...el l t.. the mood. 350/. to 5001. l'arties in this locality, almost without ix- The piece that made the greatest iniprenioa was the very Z 0 1 ^ 4 2:',„..,, .• :..... i.e , n {MUM. i.e the nest 4,-sre )v.i.rs, anil ceptiun, are doing well. One individual obtained last wash tine and dramatic duet from Costa's opera of '' Don Corks." a 1 . *..-... - ' • ss, 41Dlet t.,..4.11411111iPptt.1 DItOODIUDDit bus T 4:.... '''o one day before dinner, and in ',event instances these It was beautifully and expressively sung by Madrona Cas- e 2;l7rarreb.nailetan maa' _ameer.,l at the ore, naiy nor. artted me hoar • ox. earnings have been exceeded. A person, well kiwi,. by Whim and Oardoni, and most warmly applauded. Formes seas rib '''''' h n''' a ' "I"'" 'barge hr I'm' i " I . "'" to the cognomen of Long Tom, has latterly been gave the aria from the " Freinhuts " with great - at oft'w isordi. semmweaca ef..werd tr. medical men, solintioe, and seats, a golden harvest. frequently, as we are in! energy; but even his stentorian voice was scarcely 1 I : l , l „, oco ures • memcu repast is Irma, Use ke to told by us tones tram 21) to 30 minas per day out able .to: contend with the unmitigated strength of his Claim. lie is now employiag his men in manias the accompaniment. This is the solo fault of the glorious li""q".. ...newasbn, new In eases of Rand. 1.. ' ..-- a f T the aurifermis earth, so that when the winter sets in trot y Philharmonic orchestra, and unfortunately the fault seems py Woe of awed ol Iltreetam. LOCI% MURE, theriee. nay be engaged in washing it : a earl load of this earth is incurable. Oardoni sang the romance from the •• Fin 0....- ....-- 'slued at 150 f. by the owner. Many of the S.,fela trades- rim " very charmingly. This was his first appearance at a gATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT people, during the late pane. purchased dame at Philharmonic concert, and it was evident that he was no peeietatios, :, St. Meette's.t.ace, eratelear-equere, a seminal value, and have now engaged men to work smell attraction. e. them, their contiguity to rich diggings giving them the At the next convert (the last of the season), the pro "' '''' we ' l n 4 "'"'"T with 'I" "s""'iall. WWl' car e' x d. a d vantage of turning their attention to m . when bud- yarrow, we understand, will include a new symphony by " 1"." 'i on ." ' i'". • a" a '' l ",..'..iel'" ' ''''' - "`""''happens tec d oll. Th e hal lai in nt deli the celebrated Ferdinand ... a ..., 6 , _ • •brp , e , 440 At it the • urea, .ml l'ie provident me. ness o c ens a. op onHiller. 11.. I 'to mila•ttlii dam , iit the community. std agorele.a 'come. Point are turning out very rich. A Dr. Cutting has z-rr e - rt." "t' ' MTh"' rote ..f "''''''''''' i'M'''. l bY 'rat-sin lately been rc.working his tailings, from which he WOO- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ,„...., en at, b .bar llte mann S. empheyea. times gets 2 ounces per dip, and the diggers ere doing gene , lar era arandid trt•h the reartatner, tor laid alwast. am runlet . i . ,__.• ...... , A tilt ....„„...„ .._ .. 1 ... the e . fatly well. Little Oakey has again been yielding its OLD COURT.-THIS DAY. " 44 .: 14 erceon n . 11 . ... "' .71h - ichart - la . .rur "b - y " ',Off a l 7r - lt• - pertineat, treasures to the industrious miner, but as the waters are P . t ...5f....b... I el., Mahe m b.obee.t t.. it by erin4Ornt en/I.e. fast flail* it is soon expected to fail ; the general opinion rissiesui Ma Naar Assesses us Ma. Jeers. amuse.. z s e.; r eieore. l*Polkk. ell9rl 111 . mull* Volt* Ykaild b 7 is, that with a geed supple of water, it will still pumas, Henri AdAir I. asks his trial for a Wade. • jet ,aottel free rum idsences .4 awy ttad - sat Wrangle Via ao ha fume... quantity o f go ld. O n F r id ay h ot . t wo Stemmer, in nula l =ree d ping lunatics in his house with e-,! ..t. ,, e , '"...ther i'sb°c ° I Pr''''t• b"I'M *WM ° " I " 6l°M ' young men took 5 ounces out of a p o cket ; sad oat • license from the Conusissionen of Lunacy authorising .d. -,rinses a little boy with a tin dish, h a , ( we making him to do so. The defendant pleaded guilty, and was ordered to enter 1"""4 Sr "" / " d ' e ., i. p re ll e s .d ‘ h "re m eo,, l , T i ., . ts jaaaa" sad "IF. 15s. per day Line the flood, whilst others have been into his own recognisance's in 1,0001., and find two sureties The Catitel stock is altemther donut wit 4t4rete ham the picking up with . their knives small nuggets . ;...,oeitore shah in the Ineivto at Pepooliolt. It ostialtute, wth on the ridge. which divide the two p o k e y,. The mi r th. In 5001. each, to appear and receive judgment, should he be I nerarn Fund. A sear .•.tre tar the mom roods iif the Ameim 1t:c.,.„, from New Zealand Point and the Upper Wallaby called upon to do so. . ant he. r.s I lovideel us eider t i muter th e washy of the "To is of an annonraging nature , many of the tied claim• -- pasted d'amphie. LIIE OEPARTNENT. ants are now realising their long-cherished anticipations. MINES. UP It4PArtOA4l4 sartiraci a • onier,bento and well.reaulated The diggers on the Crudine are doing well, although few Palm .4 lit. A...armee, with many oluob e and important Wt. have dug to a greater depth than 3 feet. At the Dirt Hole TVTADAY EVENINO. k ds it is suppose d there are about 1,500 people, 14 ' 1 7. 7,!,';, 1 7,:,,,.1..n ant praoretwei asap he obtained, nit aplisati. a bat the t B h t e m su yar here dues not appe a r to be ver re markable , There has been a very large business in mining ~..1 , •11 .4 .:lire of the Avolotion, or to the respective Agents, . - . Golden , Erskine , _7 . u stocks to-day, and prices are moving upwards. Bust- At Mundy, , e,...: 4 4. it 04 ClattVtt king: m. , Varga tIORKISaN, Manual, Madam enterable number of men are reaping a rich reward. The fleas has for some time been partially restricted, owing .i. s r ve.,tsies for Merck . may be mak I , : be Managing news from the Abercrombie is also of a cheering character ; to buyers refusing to accede to the improved rates a party from California had obtained 80 on. in 12 days from in many cases demanded by holders, who considered . - - TO be LEt '. RESIDENCE, Shootings, and that produced at Ophir. Another party of two had pro- that mining ought . to participate in the gene .ral upwaro movement or the security markets; and t,,.hiami -To be LET , her a term of yeses, noSSCHAN cured 24 oz.. in a fortnight, on a newly - discovered point, i 11 , d4.m at drlegt.ttully Norte on the banks et toeh Awe, Mel- about a mile and • half from Mr. Smith's head station, on- to-day for the first time evidence is afforded that t -... Ti.. D 410.1. Pt erarnoMotta and en and mode. fitted he the dereeath a bald hill, which by good judges is supposed to be sellers will gain their point, as a sensible increase of r • an, ia • badly nf rewire& fitly. Gavot had is attached, sad ____ _,,,,, .... eTe, the n CT ground in this vicinity h o es been a grices has in several instances been submitted to by i t. , se ..sre .04 swee. The diddle,. emend over I,eoo acne. "..../...".. .- in , . 00 ., ...„ a the h ,,,, at t h e „ away , Ti,,,,,. c . e n eme of tried, gold has been limed such quantities as affor ~ ..... ny -uyers, who, however, are far from easily carrying th, to, se .I..sh Are Is proverbial. tkereelitts Is 11 mike hem abundant assurance of success to the miner. I ours', to *Mb oleo there s 1 ddb nallatea Wanes hose Onefew. About 150 licenses have been taken out for the new gold out their wishes, as holders arc not at all disposed to 1 i main sac . app to M,. WM. MARTIN, IDlebaso be lakber o P. field at Little River near Bnidwood, the reports from realise. The prices at which sales have been made le ,i. .v tn Mr. It. V. DAM, 37, leariterth.Waut, hoodoo. which are still favourable and many arc prospecting in the are reported to us as follows by the most respectable - - -- - ALLTSON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte their labour. Some have dug holes and left them, while for the wide margin frequently existing in this;varia leassieriarew. on ma 3 1 , llaerol , olowt. nownlot both others, mom persevering, have taken them up and found ~, s:l...Nemo and DeeciAlrest. ristsortneres of the Wet work- them very productive ; both here and at the old spots, um market as between buyer and seller :-Con a,e.si, Se Stilt, 11111 K, and EXCORIA floS. Instruments f „ow sea's eel nn hae ~ase,„ pall 0 , aeo 1 to h., sold at a .. Ma of and Bell's Creeks, the diggers are working away Burrow, 1041 • Wheal Neptune, 41, 1; Kilbricken, l caw.? e• shoo ,- Iternaaalaad Puinotortu °I v a rious makers at wit h their usual success. 41, 5,1 ; Wheal Brewer, 30, 46; Providence Mines, Two or three scientific men from California have been 22 ; Yale of Towey, 11; Pennance, 171,20; Gram . can i prospecting at the new diggings to the northward ; it is ---- blur and St. Aubyn, 221 ; Alfred Consols, 14,1, -t o iI. A I.ISOPIPS PALE ALE. Professor I.IEBIO reported that they met with gold in abundance. They . Great Wheal B n. addern, 4; Cubert;, 2 0 a., 22 . 5. lid. ; A .. i . sie A 5, ; _o 5 ...me ...mum. a toe mem worked only Bee hours in the neighbourhood of the Hang ''''sde Zei l s ore es end** . i.e to frDltin Mt it le scored. ing Rock, and obtained seven ounces of pure gold in rug. Clive, Si, '• t 1 LaMar Consols, 3 4 , 1,4; Tincroft, ra i.s,te ea Noes.* ofth e tact ellanrnt Era' lab ehtmei me ea • very gets and grains. They showed their sample to Mr. liar- 11 , , 1; South Tamar, 51; Great Alfred, 191. ....Mar sad elnetent t 'Me. end m a ventral beverage both beano fin whom they accidentally met there, and indicated to 1 u the gold mining share market the chief bad , ,:d sel the mboat."-Letter at lam tittle to Mr. Remy elbow, yes' him pretty nearly the spot where they found it ; there is 11.! .4h. lail• mess was in Liberty shares, which were at one time little doubt that be will soon trate it out. --- - ~, (11 orei •-•,-;/ . 1 a • Ophir, 127 oss. ; Bathurst , 201 on.; and the mails from Generally . ?nets were a shade firmer, especially for JP ;101 • •• • . r, s ••, , Sofala, I,IOT ozs. ; Braidsrood, 333 on.; Bathurst, 197 ins. ; Agua Fria a and colonial gold shares. The non- Mudiree, 13 on. ; in all 3,898 ons.; worth about 12,6681. official quotations are as follows:-Melbourne, par l e" • , .I°,l '',...- --- ~- -r , • • In addition to the above a very large quantity has been re- to 4 prem. •, Australian Consols, 1 , die. to par; Yuba in • -...'4' - ", i 11 "..e . " i..4 .. Z .' ' . mired by private bands ~, (.! ~,' Our fr:ends at Victoria are again in high spirts, their River, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Royal Australian Min i. . 7".. 1 1111 -. Fhl v ‘ " I sa','. , escort last week having brought down 21,781 ounces , and ing, 4 die . to par ; Britannia, 1 die. to , prem. _ . 7.,.. .......______." . ______„„„„,„„, r ~,,,,,. . s ' I although their yield, in proportion to the number el ! men Co bte shares are still rising. English and Am ., very tralien copper smelting shares opened at yesterday's 1 .` I 1 %1i...,,,N„,,g" r-1 4 , at work, is not so largo as Olin, it is, nevertheless., . i . considerable, and must . produce .• wonderful e ff ect upon • improvement, but quickly went down 1 to 1 die., the state o f, trade in their esmital. The Shamrock ar• i'si. m _' and closed heavily. ' •" l .? • t r • rived here from Melbourne on Sunday last with about •, --.. 1 _ "tioss e,. 6 ..0- , 37.000 ounces. Advises have been received from the Linares mines • ~•••••---- . ;11 l i uP irv , c 7_"` •• -, . , J - , The government assay office in South Australia, is in to the sth inst. The produce for the week was 1 ai l ' - actual operation, and on the first day '2,910 ounces were 60 tons 16 cwt. of lead ore. Total in stock, 277 tons. . _ • 1 r . ~ deposited. The government were taking steps to open up Pig lead smelted to same date, 37 tons 2 cwt. Total .. a road direct to Mount Alexander, in order to brie the LIRE -HI VEB.-A new and extenrive Selection g in stock, 662 tons. The tribute department is look , to , mast • ppra.ad nion. _ aiinana , c „. w i t h d raw . gold from chase under escort to Adelaide. . es ,a esiess ..,, eeees s c two map,. Gocit,,E . ..I 9.1611- The . price has fluctuated considerably during the week, ing moderately well; there are 19 pitches working on Ihillt awl SNNIII, Ileb IWO ea. sad 149,10menivtreet, London. and will no doubt fall much lower after the departure or an average tribute of 355. per ton including the -..isrsciee the hiseersh,anet is the Coyle' Palm, first !Lot the Similes, Blackwell, and General Hewitt, for London, dressing, but at present there is a scarcity of miners, hwellast is os7 *lsaias. •lowlto Mr. 'WSW , 112 2bt'an Bin. sad all of which vessels are expected to sail within 48 hours, Me m•. Smehbour sad *me unwise I to tage Mee, both exhibited consequently several pitches remain inlet ; it is Some sides were made in the early part of the week at 06s , there by Mean. Nttahb ar." -1.11. Pape. (tee the "cssi-steostrerser." . _._ ' fore expected that the present month's produce will Sm. 1.4, 17.1' Apents-Useanol : Wm. Drury Conlemfeet. others at 6. 1 .. and 645., and at auction yeeteruay it came Moe yarn : 11• Ii .ad wilsoue Or mi toseethest. Glasgow : Atotie down to 635. 2d. not exceed 240 tors. The quantity for May will be and SeA•Le.lt o . I roalatr. Du :J. Talicelows and Co., st. The large quantity . ceiraing into market, combined with from 270 to 280 tons. 1.,....treet. the difficulty of obtaining advances, must tend to depress The St. John del Rey Mining Company have n ag price, however much holders may exclaim against it, eeived despatches per Teviot, dated 6th May. The lAA V I ES'S SPERM CANDLES, Is. Bd. and and we should not be surprised to se* it selling at out. be °reduce for March was 26,697 oita equal VOA, to If 1.. Art. pee lli. ; hotaals wan, Dd.; Oermui wax. to St.; fore the month expires. Notwithstanding all that can be . - - ~, ..,-;..c.. , ~ .....a. la 44. andl M,• lot wan, sit U.; lintialt ..o l , A2 0.1 mid on the subject, it is but an article of commerce like 256 lbs. troy of gold, at a cost of 6,134 f. 14s. 7c1., ..,1 -tee 1.. i I.; patent stars, ill.; sae eras. Is. al. ; anything else, and if the supply proves greater than the leaving ai!rofit on the month's working of 3,5871. " 7 1 1 , 1 - .; ; 44 .l orouri •e ms4 a it' aiia rsum "% nr. , a li ai l d ' in . ; a me lg" lli ' isa araa ,, i Z L ' ad . sd ' i ye t . ; (Noised, or the power of purchasing, a decline must in- 7s. sd. The produce for April was 26,652 oitavas, map. Da, We., Meal 514. per 11l Ps. ; milk* Ms. ; Windsor one, evitably take place until a reaction Menne. equal to 264 lbs. troy of gold, at a cost of 5,041. Is. 44. per petit; Musa Miamian, la ed.; co.", :a.; Maud, Total gold shipped to this date, 819,9531. 15s. 7d. 4e ' 10d. ' leaving a profit on the month's working . of t hi. 0.. swim wan, 4.. dtl. per lb.i . ailland whatiti.e or nowt ell. Exchange on London-Dr•Ps against gold, 8 per cent. t sa. Al. par polka; .germ . 11. %M., oder, Sa. 4d. ; Trench. 4a. ter di, o „ nr . Freight , i per cent. 4,333 i. 16s. 6d. The supply of stone from the mine OW et PATO.* and NM . " aliamnialltalnd milehosser. 53. lc WS' We glean the following items from Sydney papers continued to improve. t-'.. rip . ammo. Ito w maoraMor 7 aft., craw . of March a. The Imperial Brazilian Mining Association have RESIRVODUI TOR WASHING GOLD.-His Excellency received the following gold report :-The produce THO! HARRIS e, SON'S the tiovernor General directs it to be nottea. that persons from Gongo from the Ist to 27th April was Blba. e desirous of constructing reservoirs in the gold fields, for the 8 oz. 19 dwts., and from Bananal 2 lbs. 6 or. 19 dwts.; s lIIMIIMMIMI II I IMIM W pumas of washing gold, should make application to the total, 11 lbs. 34. 17 dwts. A remittance of 31 lbs. r I who lo-ml assistant cosanuniouer, w ill grant the requisite 7 or. 7 dwts. 17 grs. of gold dust has been received. hippovellWirionlielekstart in. permission. The reservoirs will be reserved for the ex- ' elusive use of the applicants in all cases in which such The report of tho working is considered more Mut wassese kr Tomi.te Sad Suale Layne For eight miles, reservation will not, in the opinion of the assistant am- favourable. ea ; erste Nara sea; stawedlese, Es; Twenty ditto, di. Guns. misainner„ be detrimental to the public interest. 'The National Brazilian advice. are dated 28th riser: Tenre 30e. Carrier tree. T 11011144 MANAMA and 19 /Ili to th . tio , o yaw ,. 52. (From the Sydney Morning herald of March 1 0 .) Aprill The managers' report from Coates states that t bttar neseELL an er. I . The quantity of gold officially advised to have been the work done, both at the crush at Hamilton's stops a i,e,e,..- to. 14, is mufti se sal 11101 111.311111 M GATE!. transmitted to Sydney on the 6th inst. from the Anises, a 2 , • lay thi.„ and yea will scold miashan the hum. Braidwood, and Bell's Creek diggings , and expected to be and also at the Terra Cahids, had been preparatory, r received here under escort this morning, is as follows: and therefore not productive. The work done had bASE and COMFORT in SHAVING .- B. and From Amiens Os. 1,345 12 0 been great, and it was expected thagHamilton's stops it. ton CASIO CARTON awe, est thisdrilsteval Cllnem „ Braidwood 784 3 0 would bo reached ins short time. Additional old o• , *.aleeer, Prawn Mauer way to the mem carer MU The „ Bell's Creek 520 16 9 ir.Deise tactual& .e Own that mast eadatst . owes. Mr. Acts workin_ge had been reached and cleared out at the - tee: "In, I have made trial of year Maw, Rau. sad lad It to Oz. 2,650 10 9 Terra G.hida, so that the question of produce must wow brew thee any strop I live mum wed ter vim, • hem • Om ft curiae Isontrunt- foe anatomical sad urinal The gold received by the mail of yesterday from Sofala shortly be decided. The produce for the month end e tun Eat . To now*. B. and It. Orerves, laveater=; (the Turco) was 173 ounces. ing the 28th April was from both mines 2 7 1 4 mks. stersimareee. laan•,* sham the Meow, b., may be obtalsed, sad es al parlmws m ... 44, 1.. ad., sod Os. ad. seals -03 W TAWS THIS DAY. osciate smapreed Rum, Tooth P-weese me Sarin. Powder. MUSIC. Two o'Cboca. s THE TEETH and HF.ALTH.-A good set of - - - ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The market for the gold mining shares presents no a teeth ow, were. Isroarsals Infswetwo, whike that , wow - A sow mimeo donna, Mdlle. Bioko, was her debut feature of novelty to-day. There have been a few ' , nth aof the tamed laminas, le evaraedioldosl. both 18 Mos* k at wog A - ohe part of drama i n tin ~ Emi r rA mor „.. Earchases of Port Philip shares, at 1-16 to k prem.; • ts , w•cris brink ty the row matted ei Nod, cad the come. _, tact pumwtsa at may aad sweet breath. Immo the Mime ere. Bros mole • veil tammiabis irs ' primiss. and promises to be Tuba River shares are quoted 3-16 to 5-18 prem. ; • wounn seen 4to the ROW LANDS' ODONTO. or Pearl an esqpildwe 1 the theatre. She le a pthelp _Etas woman, Agna Fries and Nouveau Mondes mark only par. lerahlrea, .lad. en la it em scanty et emhelNilar, parity. sma ig bee me 135115* genlmase beiest the rustic I Ric as 4 preardag the teen to the Inert peeled M Nll. It will „ be Clods, radars 41111111114111 141 Re we whet the Preach eau tura ... lts Tsie... li.. .u . sll ....i iarlas k4 ..„.... aut si•Orriinns . opm. lul Sur4 $ . 7 4, d. rl-..11 ,. • ro ok w ho m matim a pals a 1 i l l aokimait with the No. Mare Mama I Odd. prim sties. I yesterday. to-day. • l. add the sum drained red. sad Man as as son Aug as owl/ Ilesehlat ehleh Asks! se the _elewathsr. Her singing, - --- - . 1- .Am, cad tom It ernsamie Whom lemma serinemn sea parity Ilaia, was anallidingly egreable. moor eels. has not much tuo,tete 1 Ages Fria 1 _sl! i rus. iwe 1 • b'la lama. Errant. N. par hem bummer under Wallows goeur, but Is is mast and tunable. Ma her style has the leo.eso lox . Ibtkl caillrealas ..... -• Io" . 21 pm !''' o' ' , ow wale hee We moils "A. nowlaM mad INK A and polkas el a good saudeisa. fibs was warmly 1, ,, a. 3. A.i.d.. i .1.,.....4..- mimed asososeeworet sire allaelasemli. moo 10 AuetreleaLia 2 I 2 it wid 4. thew, wed by mum rad perhamstre. L tmil her anwers wee s id e d . Oslveni, the new 2 ,,. a g, 20 A . mii . 9 14 I " WNW, whine Mint he the " thareentheia" we lately loopoo 1 Austntisa Frotheld all , 4 Ide • 14Misated tida M. Wet O we astleed, auto, sod the pert ad Ifernarbee very plea- to,oeu 1 Ave Merl* all 1 I die i N A N S WER to JOHN smik -rit W. N e w. gently. 12111111nare ell meal, was fall of rich ve• 01 Kloooorvos Iron sail Mal all ; ... ... ▪ It •Ate I sad 'u . hi. UlnIN lERE , TED '4 AD 110 N" In Oa Itali : n kf limmimm .„.„ i sad the PM*, opera went off with go- 100.1100 I "nii4 Ault ' s "' Gaba - ill ' I i s " I 1.4 , 4110 N aIIAnIitIOLUERS .al the Public at large agates& Me Iltaram• ar....t. 10,000 3$ Kraal'. haariss.attepai. Mr 111 I aotio SO Da. CheassaadCdsla- og tno -4 retest le , u•nl to radentism. Hr • flaarinel. muumuu. ?Whoa Illetwrdsoa, 34, consul. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. 'Loco la De. M. Jahn Dal roe, ,ISI - - i 110,000 I Cum% Ceeek...- on rat• il _ Pml The seventh concert took place on Monday night. moos ~ ogee Copper ARLOW'S NEW IN. The following was the programme , nuosin 's dessalni WM .... . 1 0 4 • t'' . C'EN rED fIELF-ACTT NO ST lIION „,_._„,_ ,„ rase 1. - - , e W -'" )Ai. BrAll'l RIM NO VENT - PTO'! •••••••'• ff• 0 1 . 1,00 r, No. 2 Blued 11,,00n I Sam AmMallea Capper an 1 1 die 44 :.' I • 11°S 1 Prevents •I', ss, ad., , or c 0.,.., i i ",„,„ Arts, •• Nelms ! elle seed pas,. *edema Ceste.hia Wee 10,014 AO Chased ....... all I- - , i i . IL; hum tadandie Ist or sell se allemaally a' ... °we') ltpalltill 5,l Ott sews iiiiiiste. - 7-,.. eh .a a els I . , s 4.-- i that the la 4 pint *hall M draws segood se C tn w th 15 0 . rinhatro• non Pow , BeWbous 11 Mn Onsa Pahmeth all ,1111 pm 46 . • 10- Atis.. tichwelr, ethweint da mit Nei alemsad want r• 100,001 I ell I I Ipm, I j - A Here Formes (Dee 1.04401) weber 1fe4,000 La U t i llithllTOL I two I 1 all Vll 1 iiie ! laden* Castilian and tiLtinti ten.lkCaiiise,O.Qtx.C.Co., all ' 0 Ims ' • ,N) ..1 11------- -- ____ .._ Made. 1: L'ora d a nwa . '' 1 - mime (med .., (Doe Dunlap Manna 29,09 n 1 lgraleallagenthamariese, si :41 Caries) Costa 5111,000 new Osmr .d. . ' TIMM -.. I ......-- - -7. - -- Oeurtare (Ohms) . . 3= R p ~...m earn 11. 130,1100 Pert Map t I 'part pm' tr • I Nabob Is 1:r. Mr 2 N Teraina, Madras Castanets, Maass Ordeal sod Ilea 7,000 M asalleee de Cabs WI 44 19$ , `. - 1 , i ,h,Yemen (rdsert le Disliee . Curd* WO, TWA* Mr. I o n t lechswe MAW 1 +mak Australian ...... .. ! 1 I di. par , 1 vat Is fin Croft . i , e rn: warranted to repay Its emit In s ow .% et m i t was o Ica Ordeal (Le 43,174 01.111.1 Ualtul Walesa • , i two ash. of 1104; [AU. 4, rail dill. es car p s 4..• :f=t. D AD fi ,14 PLltlrr. &a. tin ~______ , -_ ..... •-m...-• .......... -....-... ..__.-. _ ___ UMW& in I). No 3 • . . ...... - Tanta Madame CeMslMn copse Gerdes' wad Beer WO C Th Verna (Itelemt le Mlle Kr. ............... .... ...... omeete . en, Bowsaw. "Mt es us " s uper Gordan (La Favorite y Overton (o,loanate Terll This concert famished another Proof of what we have reputedly observed, that novelty is no great object of at• traction to the Philharmoic audience. They desire to have the greatest works of the greatest masters performed in the mud perfect meaner ; and it does not detract from their enjoyment ors chef 4' cenere that they have enjoyed it before. Precisely the reverse is the case ; it is because they have enjoyed it before—because they comprehend Its design and construetion, and because more and more acquainted with its ',unties, that their pleasure, instead of abating, increases with every repetition. Last night's programme, as our musical readers perceive, was entirely made up of old favourite pieces ; and yet the room was crowded to the doors ; and no performance ever was more distinguished by fire and energy on the part of the orchesi re, or received wit h more warm and animated approhotion by the audience. Mozart's beautiful symphony in t: minor, unrivalled even among his orchestral works for deliesey, sweet melody , and tender espression, was executed with eli the nice precision of a quartet. The lovely minuet and trio were rapturously enured. The performance of Beethoven's symphony was equally perfect in another way—full of Are and 'Neu:. The LargAencr, notwithstanding its great length, hardly escaped ENGLISH I/ESTORII IN FRANCE.—The English debtors now in the prison of Clichy have addreviedit peti tion to tho President with a view to obtain a construction and an application of the laws of France, relative to the " contrainte par corps," more in accordance with the Code Napoleon The liability of Englishmen to a sudden arrest without process or judgment, and to a subsequent period of Incarceration at least double that awarded to their French fellow prisoners, they submit are not only in direct opposi tion to the Code Napoleon, but are, in fact, totally incon sistent with the latest enactments and decisions of the law courts touching the " contreinte par corps." The Code ' Napoleon declares explicitly that in matters of debt, foreigners shall be treated as Frenchmen are treated in the countries to which the foreigners respectively belong. VACCINATION.—It appears, from the report of the Nations! Vaccine Establishment, that last year 121,595 eases were reported as having undergone vaccination, be sides 11,981 vaccinated by their stationary vaccinators in London. The board sirge upon the public the cm vasity of resorting to vaccination, and to get rid of their prejudices on the subject. E ' 4 l - .1.1% No tap. 'ratline (wept 'Wow! witchle and ' 4 ' U..' 1 t n.tepi a leW forthad of tapping sighs, warranted to ahr. la o. .„ and nun and Ida NEW \ I p witA WI !to saplarne lai=tantban n.r Rd. pr. make', lA, iggna It. tnt.e. a.re piezn caaas..rd and duly evereiiated a the th.lmeet, Nete 4 1 n• 46= lIKNIO‘AL IW LIERR; FROM Ogr""'"—Le..!_terli fr , in Mime of the Ath state th a t Prohosoe Liebnit it 12,,rh,ieltleil to the indliCernentS held on: to him by the tit , loan ausernment to !nit Gie•sen and Klan et the of Munich. Ile is to mountain his labours there i'ith tilt ',later session. DAHLOW'S NEW IN-1 fr ... VE3IIEO SPI.F.ACTING Arrnom 1 , .... , •-• _. AP BPQrIII64 /f 0 VIINT-PILO II I :-.- ',.. ..Pr 1 he...Mb , al., herr. elder, or other liquor. 1 a .. . eh, . nal brolfmni hat or sad 40 411110,1411, 3 . ''''" .. that the la.t putt aholl be draws upsides * - A , ......._____.......—_______ __ t ‘ A ' alai " 1 ! 1 / ) .____. .1 o N i / 9... flat: warranted to repay his coat hi `d t, are solo a air: prier ft. 14. t dine A aatra y ao • fo rahem . , ha, fa Z TM'boa , rorearise tau caplets It actin. k% yr. the Lane lo yl• Wed as 2 . r the toy of the olortf Mash hoe • hoar,- port, il.r a i r.t.,be II , rank-hat air rather r a 7 I Arnwth it into therm* lamas the hquer 1 5 r to rue elf freely: etas the by attuned nit A, Tyson air rat ear,. .I•MY.• Pt KUM, 11, king Wlltlam. valet, hane.on•limpa, threlatinar boon , 4,1 , 4 ~ . ~ ._ ._ reareer aid Ital. Manurairthar.. ys!,!. sad Stroh hoodoo ... Edinburgh and Cilakrow Porth.Dundr. Olagow k South Weston. Groat tiorthern _ D.l aka% A, Stark.. Do. (1, kook.. OLliontihgad Mkt. (Irk Oral Woken Lonsgagr ant Oulialor . Da. Latorkko noiToolinklrt D. PIM* Do. Wei Di* ' Valor lA•cle Straws a = Lanka . I=Lit iam Oar • 1104 0 aims DIA MIS DAAlol6.,lll.aaa &(C Woke la Sounk.Wistort I toileaririiik lermikAas.,and Ilatios• na Lleol. Unica. Ds. is sal Derhr 314.0. Worl.(1) than Mop" Abergavessy. Newry and Enniskillen.. INarfAi Nortlierst Orrastlos tlalo North Dews, Nal . .{ tlattaedakira... North Wiripro Marthalleatt Weet.isete Wan., Is Wolves , Anus. Is Dim., ams A gagmbrtry & Hereford.. •••brewrrarry sad Cheer .W. Sits.) ... Do. Ors ratty ... t Ariepoldre Union . Ditto& & C, end D, tally flank paid De up at per Coat. voe ... . *nth Terluiltlfrordi %oaken. and DaNaipato Vale et Math Waterbed end Kilkenny. Welieked rd [Feriae. West Cannall . — _— • ---- Tert.Sermarlistirrtir Do. 4w tatearker _ Do.o.l4.l.Penbear . Tort mil Mardi Itlassi , MIS MIRO Tri .."..... tmp. —ra n libbilildißilL k l2:ay I" te Ortasetartanate NEM Grailisests Badd•Ormilis New to Idisliallt=rn. NMI i•Ogginkitt i ( I" kand sOt. Oiwitatie Om tarot Omsd to OnetWaigern I B . ie. es Menitardllidt:sid limbs Glessawleb (WPM WIWI' &Am Ditto helbroese MOM Lamar& Geer.4prOsat. llledolo lisedresilhoW.A I porn ProsisaiWyreflok Loc. Idl.iffatitrwaTaeli t j ar tma is WE) MBA. tad I (Isamellie I Swi• ad Mello (lir I m to aid Ifertires • Ds Mope& 1101 . 111 0 :I 1.46.•04 NW,sarrarl rlketlisillardeldreilissed ft Mi. IVOl000) Was, Veen II pc : timed to Kora Ditto Ditto Ditto Wilts It Ammon (boor.' to Gnat WtottooL. Aberken DUN Ito. 2, ? per 0.66.... , 10.611mia chour=tam= i Il a i 0 idk l 6 1 2 7:: . . : 1 lkilLaglisa(sl.)os)n... , Do. ft. (MM.) "per Ct. Pa p aws A Z? " s eal j 1 Da Mow! pat Oust. gtoek easallakoAcialt6. 6 P. Ent Lac.. p i t t Laba. I EaDabarik, sad Dana's, 64 par Mor a e Lc omp Orati Do. 41441.11whilwarsos Ot.Weis ba. 1111*. PRILIper /Das Wei lB6.llpet LasimilielliWasises New PluNol, Do. Now An• . Mt* Prektesei DaCkwasamed $4 per*: r — end. Wartater, aid Waiver.. Ltf.O per Oastl r...............—..------. esii•Jtelmtettler.W. NIL) II per Ont.. ... South Pork. 4 per Ct. Or. Welerfardi k Klima, ... Pork, Noweiatle,t blow, Ot.North of 164(„peb. Ditto Ditto ... ..., ▪ 20 :Dogrel ?mire Vtiereral 10 30 Charleroi and troostlme. ; Doted hamlab Ki II ;Eget Indian 1 II 1 i 'Great Dalian Penises's.. 4 Da. .. 10 4 Grand Jimetion of Fraser t II !Laaembouri 10 I Do. (hallway) . 1 Do. ' 1 I Do. (Mod)... ▪ POEM& Mamie II Pi , Do, 40. Now le $ ,Mega* re Wipe If ' of Fraose._ 4 01l I DO. VI. I par IC MO er It. Amino dr) 10 11 lOrlio (1 ne mai Ilsedeasa 20 N Perla mod Lyon 10 10 Marie Ind Odom 10 1 10 Paris NM Mew :0 20 Paris rd llervibeseg 20 in BUM Oki Ram 0 W 1 , e nable tad Meuse— -2o 17 Torn rid lemur .111112 ore Madera . ID f Wen of Preen ... The alteration in the mods of gaoling ILv/ATIL $4 244 14 . 111 ria 1 11 II: :i li t ! is Si 24i 141 If 14 11 Si 47 gl 11$ 12 4$ 41 41 al I 100 L 4 100 11 I 13 $j 41 r • 3 3.. 100 110 €4.,133 3 : 4 j 4• effected satisfactorily. The principal alteration in pries was is Amps Ayrean Bonds, which uses trans acted at 79, or fit higher than yesterday. This rise is attributable to the satisfaction felt at the firm position which the new government of the Republic appears to have already attained. Other stocks are generally firm. Mexican Bonds are still creeping up, the exposure of the late attempt at dis seminating false intelligence having a good effect. The present period is regarded by the bondholders as one of peculiar importance, as they are in hopes that the measures which their committee and agent are now pressing upon the earnest attention of the Mexi can government, will be attended with the satisfac tory result of securing the regular payment of , the dividend. To-day's sales are thus stated:— Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 24, 24 prem. Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95, 941. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1014. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 79. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 614 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. ' 06. Granada One and-a:Half per Cent. ex. Dec., 1849, coupon, 22; ditto Deferred, 94. Mexican Old Bonds, 31 ; ; ditto New Three per Cents., 251, 4. Portuguese Four per Cents., 37/. Russian Five per Cents., 117; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 94t, 04, 4. Spanish Passive Bonds, 5 1 ,. Venezuelan Actives, 41. _ The rush of American companies and loan pro jectors into this market appears to have fairly com menced. In addition to the several United States railway and loan schemes already before the public, notice was to-day issued from the " office of the Commissioners of the Consolidated Debt of New Or leans," that they are desirous of receiving proposals at New York for a loan of two millions of dollars (400,00014 in 2,000 bonds of 1,000 dollars each, bearing six per cent. interest. English readers may perhaps require reminding that it is only since Fe. bruary in the . preuent year that there has been any such " office for the " consolidated debt" of the city, as previous to that period the three municipali ties of New Oilcans acted with perfect independ ence of each other, each regulating the issue of its own debt and meeting the accruing liabilities. Indeed only last year the question of the reunion of the municipalities, which cf course involved the consoli dation of the entire debt, was formally brought to the decision of the ballot, and was rejected by the citizens. The authority under which the present loan is brought out is an act of the legislature of the State of Louisiana, but intending subscribers will do well to look narrowly to the nature of the security offered, as the votes on money questions of legislative and other bodies in some of the southern and western states of the Union have occasionally exhibited a singular disregard of the most sacred right' of pro perty, and in sonic quarters there exists a strong disposition amongst the tax-paying community to cavil at the views of their representatives as regards their loan transactions. Up to the present time the debt of the second mu nicipality of the City of New Orleans has amounted to 1,700,000 dole. (340,00014, in bonds of 1,000 dole, each, interest on which has been pay able, if desired, by the Messrs. Barings. The object of the present loan would appear to be the remodel ing of the whole debt of the city, and its coneolida tiou upon a new basis, as it is provided that " the proceeds of the sale of the said bonds shall be Mime diatelyapplied to the payment of all the matured obligations of the city of New Orleans, and of the late first, second, and third municipalities, and of the city of Lafayette, viz., bonds, interests, coupons, interest on all coupons and debts overdue, notes, cash warrants, &c., uu presentation thereof, at the City Treasurer's Office." It will be noticed that New Orleans is now following the example of Pennyelva nia in raising a new loan, part of which is to provide for the payment of overdue interest on the old debt. As proposals for a loan for Pennsylvania are being invited in this market it may be as well to draw attention to the fact that the state is also trying to borrow 830,000 dole. more in New York, by means of an issue of five per cent. bonds, redeemable in 30 years. This sum is stated to be required " for the completion of the North Branch Canal," and hence it is interred that this loan is distinct from that for five million dollars lately advertised, the proceeds of which latter, as stated in the official notification, are " to be applied to the payment of the part-duo six per cent. loans, and to the cancelment of certificates of deferred interest, and such of the five per cent. bonds as may be subject to cancelment by the state." - A project that holds out much stronger temptation to investors than any of these American enterprises, is now in our market. The " Madras Railway Com pany" hes just been formed with a view to establish a line of railway in the Madras Presidency. Half-a million sterling of capital is proposed to be raised, and the company have secured the important advan tage of a guarantee of 41 per Cent. per annum on the above-mentioned amount from the East India Company. On reference to the railway share list our readers will find that an alteration which has for some time past been in contemplation has at length been carried out. In compliance, as we understand, with the expressed wish of many of the companies, and with a view to the accommodation of the public, the Com mittee of the Stock Exchange have decided upon only authorising transactions in the "stock" of the various lines—in other words, the small shares, of which the larger proportion of railway property' consists, are merged into 100/. stock, and will be sol dealt in in future. Although some little in convenience may at first be experienced, the change is nevertheless decidedly in the interest of the public, who by the new I system will save a considerable sum on each 1 transaction by the reduced rate of broker's com mission, the partial avoidance of the jobber's mar gin, &e. In some of the smaller shares the rates of brokerage nominally current in the house become so onerous on a large transaction that the scale is virtu ally disused, and the commission becomes a matter lof private treaty between the broker and his client. IThat the jobbers do not in all cases relish the change is evinced by their refusing in some instances to name a price under the new regulation. Them are mane lines in to-day's list to which no official closing price is annexed, although the stock may have been freely dealt in during the day. The market for foreign exchanges was more favourable to sellers to-day, bills on the leading places being in demand, with but a scanty supply. Amsterdam, however, was an exception, paper being more plentiful, and buyers unwilling to take at the recent depressed quotation. Short Paris was done at 23.40 to 421; ditto three months, 20.55 to 00. Amsterdam was higher, and closed 12.11 to 1. Ham burg remained at 13.101 to 1. Frankfort again de dined a shade, leaving off 1202 to 1. For Italian, 75 1 1 I 41 81 1061 I I 1431 1 6 I 41 Vi 16 1 06 11 4 niigeli 101 SI 44 I 9 ej o! i fle 42 496 926 DS 33 94 10 11 pa 75 /5i 56 5 dla 4 3 110 101 84 5 124 1241 SI 3 in 3 Si l „ 1 „ 93L 36 3 As 3 t „ 116 126 26 36 39 SS 3 26 die 686 69 37 39 3 . die 1 2 33 11 10 dls 3 $ die 6 7 16 1 71 dts 1 616 li Oa 10 tO Ili i i i i i 2 4 21 111 18 91 9 1 191 14 14 / 91 3/ • 30 40 re 181 191 ISt 1141 I Ai• i PM The ii IS 1 p 9e lin 7 64 dis 21 2 i ~ b 6 pa 111 :13 53 311 i 30 37 103 lee sil IN li I 4 lm Ne He Oi 91 101 ►n I WAY .1 - -di Ise 19 :I ; If If pm II le Ogi In 14 15 )5 ll i le i xii 1 S t _iv i I ft iO 4 I 3 13 14t I°. • RI I 21 . (/s - ii -ii II ler . ti 21 171 IS 16 .5 1 lal 41 41 4 IPa many of the THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The market for the English funds to-day has fol lowed the same course us yesterday. Business is only to a moderate extent, but prices remain firm. Consols have been sold at 99?, but have since returned to yesterday's range of 99,1 to Z cx div. for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to • the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1021 to 10:1. Bank Stock, 224 Exchequer Bills, March, 748. prem.; ditto June, 68s. to 718. prem. All descriptions of foreign securities are firm, and generally the tendency is upward. Mexican New Threes mark 251. Peruvian Actives, 1041 ; ditto Deferred Threes, 641 to 65. Granada Deferred, 10 to 101. Buenos Ayrean, 78 to 80. Austrian Scrip, 2; to 21 prem. Venezuela Deferred, 161. Buenos Ayrean and Granadan Bonds show the tendency to a rule rather more palpably than other stocks. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAWS, JuNit IS. Pit Mary. S per t.eTlie. - I lOU /025 per C..nts 1100 05 1 100 05 !per Cent. 5 per Celt+ ►a Actown. 1$ j 100 63 'highest.' Low. 0 3o 70 13 103 ro 100 GO , Lowewt. l aids& 3 Per Cent,. New Loan' :*: : Exchange On Landon: atslak 23 t. 40 ;90 are, 25 271, 8ei042,3 perC4.lllW 101 Roney Naples Rent. Weep. Dn. 4$ Do. a....... Do. 1531 Poaknont p.Ct 96 .. Tramcar, Rands DJ. 9, IASI PAKI9. JCNI 15.—St. Germain, 905; Versailles (right nopo, 170; ditto (let 191 75; r une and Delman, 1 p ..2: 30; Pula and Roues, 311 33 ; Rouen and Havre, 311 25 ; Mimed*, and Ac.rio t 349; Straabourx and Bale, 21. 1 25; t entre, 667 30; Orleans and Itor , leaux, 611 23; Norther., 012 30. Kin. and tetra bourn, 175; Pars and Lynn*, 040; loan and Nana" Mil 25; Monte. an.. and Troyea, In •25; D;sppe and Fecamp, /45; Bordeaux sad Trite, 140 ; Park. and &emu, 95. BERLIN, JUNE 12.—Voluntary Loan, 102 ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1852), 103 ; National Debt, 91. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 124 i. Bank Shares, 1021. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. Su an.—There has not been a public sale to-day. The market remains steady. CoyFEE.—The public sales are going off without spirit, but prices are supported. TEA.—The public sales declared (or tomorrow suspend business to any extent by private contract. Rtev.-1,400 bags of &Pagel were offered in public sale, and bought in at full prices. SALTPETIM.-400 bags, refraction It sold 295. to 295. 6d., which were full prices. PIXINTO.-2ZO bags were offered and sold at full prices, chiefly o'd. per lb. COTTON.—This article continues to wear a firm appear ance. 400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Ittn.—Prices are steady, with a limited amount of buai ness done. In other articles no material alteration. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 145.; Cares Hartley, 14s. Gd. ; Eden Main, 155.; Wall. End Gosforth, 145.; Walls End Haswell, liis. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 16s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16; Walla End Tees, 15s. 9d.—Ships at market, 169. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains firm. Town Tallow is quoted no. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 9d.. Oc tober to December (1862), XL &I. to M. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The weather continues wet and ungenial, and wArni weather is much wanted; but hitherto the trade is quite uninfluenced by the want of sunshine. The few parcels of English Wheat at market this morning were disposed of at about Monday's quotations, and a moderate amount of business was done in foreign Wheat and Flour at former prices. Data were taken by the dealers and consumers quantities, at about the rates of last market-day. In Barley, Beans, and Peas no change occurred. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 14th JUNE to 16th JUNE. Qrs. &WWI,. beotcb. Irlak. torogn. Wheat 1230 I 3710 Barlq se 930 I 4370 Oat 3 l2lO 5380 %Su Malt Flour, 2,640 awls; 20,320 barrel. in retail BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith, report that the accounts from Worcester, Farnham, and various parts of :Slid. Kent, speak of an increase of fly. Our market has an up ward tendeuey.. Mid, and East Kent, 61. Gs to 91; Weald Keats, 6!. Gs. to 71. 7s. • Sussex, G/. to 61. 12s ; yearlings, 41. 10,. to 51. 10s. ; old Hops, lls. ss. to 21. 10s. DIeCOVERY OF £7OO WORTH OF STOLEN JEWEL LOUV.—A few weeks ago the particulars were given in the Express of a robbery which had, been committed at the shop of Mr. Howard, jeweller, MarkeXstreet, Man chester, early on the morning of the 18th of May. Tho robbery had evidently been committed by a person well acquainted with the premises, the abop having been entered by a hole broken through the floor front the cellar ; and 700/. worth of watches and jewellery were found to be missing. Suspicion fell upon a young man named Anthony Bradley, who had been in Mr. Howard's employment , and was identified as the person who had been seen to leave Mr. Howard's cellar door at 6 o'clock on the morning the robbery wan committed. About an hour and a half afterwards he way teen walking at a place called Hough's End Clough, about four miles from the centre of the town ; and it was surmised that the stolen property was concealed somewhere iu the neighbourhood, Bradley was committed for trial, for the rubbery, and since then Mr. Beswick, the chief su perintendent of the Manchester police, and his officers, ve been unceasing in their exertions to Hod the jewel. lery. The ground near Hough's End Clough has been dug up to a very considerable extent ; and on Monday the search proved successful. After digging about an hour and a half, a gardener employed by Mr. Beswick at the spot pointed out a place where the earth was less firm thou the other portion of the ground. Mr. Beswick lifted up a clod, and immediately afterwards an other clod underneath. After removing some loose earth his hand came in contact with a handkerchief, in which the jewels were wrapped. It appears that after digging a hole half a yard deep, with a trowel which was found not far from the spot. Bradley had commenced boring a circular ' cavity in a horizontal direction underneath the earth, where be deposited the jewels, and afterwards replaced the clods which he had removed. The handkerchief was found to contain nearly all the articles that were stolen, and some which had not been missed. All the articles have been identified by Mr. Howard as his property. THE AMENDED COUNTY COURTS BlLL.—Yeeter day the bill which has passed the House of Lords and been amended in the Commons was printed. The salaries of the judges are not to exceed 1 / 1 001., nor to be less than 1,200;. • year. A clerk is not to have more than 7001. a leer. 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