The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-31 00:00:00

-' - t lie -.- e: rieTtriese--• ~. ~ ..... • r iPlllll.--- - - ..-.............-..--10 9- 7, , C••= 44'. ' 4- E- - 10-........ -' •. , .. - • . , ; „P•em-.: .., . • ••,.0 • i‘ .. ‘ . '_ , - r i, • . - . .. . _ . • ~ . , • • Tvbr .. • - •:. . •• -.- - ' .-( - mg B ' l 1 1721 a '" /Al I V . : 1 I •.- - - ' - ..... 11 1 1 ....... Xe . . 1 - -. 111 ~,, , ' II _ 1 i . • it .._... No. 1,800.] LONDON, MONDAY EVFAG, MAY 31, 1852. THE DA I L Y NEW 8, THE NATIONAL SOCIETY. . BAILWAYB 111INB8. Aroma pie share. Maw 111 01119 11 . - , ,____„....-.„, 0 1 11 11 t oiss. w k . ° 14 .... i5i " 1 " hml i .,: bisidift ". LI " The follevring reply has been given by the cam ii THU DAT. - Dee. Already Num Ealissaky Iyearro. Dee d Jam, led. Data. Feld. Called. of eh 150..,..„, „...j pal real= reletwa =et= poilthel. swig. =ten if Oda society to the reponse memorial lately 1 Two o'Cariez. Th e w oos t romo t o d t o .d oy so d th roug h out th o messmer i smumarorest a sts sto o to,l ✓ideLo''' primate to it. The ists market, in sympathy with the upward -a. root oit wee of Its Gem= Newe.-18 we searattar el lb week batirimola steady grasp character, though dile - liii. p D - ~,,_ hi yee await truth/al. sad =pert= slaralter at Ns " Retired Itsdity's Olin, May 26;11162. Illenaddit et the English !buds, is very buoyant not by any kip extensive . Th e freed dividend Nemaread fiere, T. as ,10 deposit 4 0 0 23,4 10 0 00•0 2 T i al v a f f... wea L z . b.......a .. .............. d., ......1. 226* 1 WY_ i s I ha " Reeen ve pme t ed etr, lo -I his letwi ons ta ae ll=wws b ialbem eed am pa isio. that =I ; butte bat is nacttubitel otherr ie dlpartmse as yet sweets of l & flee ethet erwhohned eererene in• ilea. , sad the reams generally me 111alseeswiy, 4 10 1 0 0 11,7 .... roe . earn drilledWi =de to buy, but. owing to Stalk 141 /. 4 7 11 2 ° ° I 16,1 4 .1 i e dyad= th/ et the say ether paper- mob 'ladle eras be every M U/ _ tele all " es ths ildiq uoth t •t he Allogi U 22211 ; 11111 0 642 "11 4 1 • 2220 . 111.114111 • 2 --m- ilaWever aa- diji a.„st im'' /!_ urall _. lad b 1 seas " th e e deem* of holders, the beesnese menet be suniesid , es 5 a1e.... , early earl's Casa* New ;Wild a.,:. -se I tee aels WO 11 0 . 1 . vits, pm 4 F i l m. WWII tie am ftted te he tires of memben ef die wady. "'"` `l• ••••'.ull antr La"' . 6 sa y execreakkithin the limits assigned. The market kes. Si. Pref. .eatea.,l e,• • PP. "UNA lersapoolulbp is ealtriewiedge the ire Pella el am day- sag Olisseer, generally esheles every symptom of an upyrard n7siore...o.ott to mama as ham ilbk "II Pew Waldo as of km sameadelos bath the mime of the Reeds dares are also rising. . dr . se 6 20 0 9,1 ✓ano . Oak rachaten, end Ws 83 01 / 4 1 =Oa= Dow 146 ••••■••• Le whin' It nide% Me amber aid positives( move:DOM •Iddeed, it appears inevitable that mining upogoderamplifigiiii n is 10 5 s.c Maims AND =OCRS usionsimurann. 1 g tanwe aftwurente. sellimma astil paddma ahem sipadres are steam wilt% sedsibly affected by the present extra- nom NM Illesrel lll Is I 0 0 11,1 wrre in ib= Ismer le slows by dm les; mars of ci s ts4rises lisiss =fey ep ordinary sbasdanos of mmey, and the ignipathetio ta tll; 0,.. itsf IMO se the beadlas lama iseeeneepu l l "TM eala hell II bid bid duty le mist gag gb. po Lamm. . MI eat. 15Dtal ~,,b e e,:. be erre Ihet tar mem de perm= needles ell pulped. the double Wed, end of whisk the , -.......,„1.,_ mimes ems* by the marked rise in esoki and The some sand in the first six mond ogre ,. 5.... s is moo sous mom re s. member ettheitehig abet Mans who are le 1111 Sim maw et. 1 i aided ... _.ln IS ,II j other maiwidies! Tbe prime at which sales have been ldin, and MA k *sore below : Imp Ma sin is the Is vested by the Merest is the peel- * *e ft % _irsem ' ss iessa. • • . nom.. iv worse ...... - IWO. 18.11. in......i . ..1 . ......... ...... ....,.......... enure saign 181 al Waa.Wehr.ea l lFra Illi 111 ..., l.ll/1,906 la 411111111111101* to give 113=1.111111 gic i s sid n i i i ik - • speed*, Inelisee and cleaban bat Ise alloWallee Jimmy 1a.u., , .. ihow. ... me ...... L imon ros ibstr in esibms. efa fatties, the imperdase of whisk must biases far the wide mink fikpeently exist- February 1,036,709 368,832 DAILY M.= Cllmaltwa..l= II la Ms the memedelhd mo v ed, estimate • aid Me matiminee gal an OfteheeddMisiens.r. is te ing in this varkhie market as between buyer sad Mirth 1,30 7 ,679 220,754 yr eraneenl itelabreera of libildlilll.leidlii a. my,. imam bet t eipmelinis Mean have hem el in mime artmeer ... . 94 98 302,542 477.500 o w. “.....4 .solood by • peepri . Wier soi*Whealikiler, 700; North Peel, MO s Alfred A p ril ree • NAT 76clia 'ls the ye el all the Lead= by the imemerialime ll aiek may offrear to east as Yr U. lle -_ , . ....... .. Ise iii Mita boy 1,093,899 287,818 ...,.., awn Ow 11011 111 = 11 100•••••&••• • mew' a mp is r e do ..Mast tithe presides& sad vise- :: 2 Omen red . 01 ~ • lel nt II Comma, 9; West Beset. 61 Pea- Jens ai. g ...moody Moo MINICINICO. WWI Is `this *mem n ee s l . 2 4 l . l lAl Ann, 461 Timor Consols, 4 1 4 = 0.. .0mi0a of d the lid , with the Se ad =I Se keens* mem to the mensittre seesessry is mks ::I I n u i. iwiai Atm , - 14 14 d '' .....eue ee d er soy aisamiari be the !mks, eiedredirre the praparescry e y - Cap& Mid W , li p ; Wan Ttsaam7, 71, 8; Total Widal *elm, Cilemilin, 4to i prem. £6,215,092 £29338,719 4 At the meeting of the proprietors of th atom is ere es Wises of the awed erodes of the delaty, and nein IS ell NM itse:sii ese p.n. Is pitied mouegild share market was a trifle firmer lap and Oriental Steam Navigation Corn mom * ia. alitmensasoi bill'"Vakelf6ll.* le *le 011itimadisi . .by the is LAO) - la. ~... t 9 fen, today, lathedistif Agar Priam to-day, the meal dividend s of ee Xcent. fc res.oressiez .t ... .. osel al% ✓oom i... sie tasam: - Irte - cha...7 4 ' • . 9 A - • •'t • ._ ipaikam... auk ce= . .. atm of March wee do - - Ili . il' W I.:SIPA:4 RAIL WAY OCIMPAN Y. ^vs Z u 2124 9• 2122211 st sub is lb . of the Aw e a rj. _. .1 a Sp sad the bewared was chiefly .•to a. . 1101.111 Wel mod G v i a b .,. Is Hussy aim, ear i smug. egusam. peer la th e plenplesef the established Am* , sad they 11/ an Ore II sad a ato 1 x 4 failure of a party in the house who had entered into satisfactory. With reference to the eaten fir wi l y see sa gums te 'were OM ear Nag will sew be tater- 12 di see inmehm ... . I if 111/ Kinn. 4 lhe Gam warrant s a es.. 'simulative operations in some of these shares. After company's operations to Australia, a it business boars there were some purchases of Colonial excited much public interest, the directoi st r.".... teastim tie " Wilini whaa "DA • sefe l'euti:ll2 •4lhe Iffrehrl i" etal re "" peetspi lhils ier ft- whiels idli"s easessest= mans lasPie."lll et this imi. NI mai gail•J "'"' W.llladia """ Dsliii " " IL SO Edlebergb and Maws . 81 83 1114 3 Gold shares at i prem. The director, of the Austra- that although the period fixed for the con ~. &pu m a ii peeeeleme Op irehere/M he de megtha "lb mmadlese 6 aet hal oda spa din- ei, m em a b en b, pirik.o..6., I I....oo. „.... iionsindsolkiewta_tie ..isiiii.git...ryte........sighidse wssrry am .......... se: their tedin u t e r h imagg isidiedsw einamensui viish, have peneel uipanw ls osimai thess et a u m. Id a Olsego orim lurtwa irla lloatlibl , . soloro 22i - - 41 3 1 1 lien Freehold - have applied for a charter of inner the Australian mails will not arrive anti en A poration. The non-official quotations are as follows : next, they have deemed it advisable to i medem dr efreerbery bed Choir% „ mom in m . 0.. 1 ,, is , a mmo , ye w ( A .m... keg as dire set deviate hem Me WWII= menses of i'' std De. 0 •1 10 t .h..... ea 41 5 : =h . - . I 1 1, 3 1 $ tie -Australian Consols, 1 die. to per; Royal Australian arrangement to ensure this service being me shoe ma to rtes at sou pet 1 eh= k SalehdY. "It " 6 . 16 0 a" while th• •••• 110 Ids 1 4 • 21 • OF iii full= 4 ,e, 0 44 ,„„u . --- m a ko ,. 4 " 3 . 4 , 2 Mining and Refining, 1 du. to 1 prem. ; Melbourne, carried out . It is accordingly proposei e. atmosau., (soma Nendethes he re bringlit make their melee W. 100 Gnat Walters - .. 91i 12 91i II SARKINOWA IN11• 1 7 411.611.... lima tetralem that the =adopted is say Mask fa- se all layeeter sal Clash .. so ss kik to par; Liberty Mining, 6-18 to 7-18 prem. ; Chilean and Formosa should perform a f blaatessa =ilea Way. 1831 11 .100=1 la liable tend in ti: De. Thinly . .-.. 9 10 pee Yuba River, 1 dia. to psi; Britannia, i die. to 1 mental tripe between Singapore and Sydi nEucAN mpg imeuRANcK CompANy . ." The eemmitsee an me *were of as, sallsehethal la- Lt..» trawler red - Yarkekk , 71 72 12 j peens. will allow ample time and opportunity foi etwastisa In strissts er seholere being provided la the • D. 171 ft••_. •r_ - 6 s de 7 1 /0 111 Do. m a th &Mai Oahe 4§ „ nisation of the arrangements necessary o &sa 1 10, Latahaldeereet ""awd lEty ; ka mad l797. B/, Chalaysear. West. *ewes imeelesetees se mhos* bi wiii•ii linsima datlismi sp a b i . d . er . .. le I/ THIS DAY. yet wholly new to steam navigation. sesser. ie gives le dedirbes ee ememedds 110 t IttlatlY id mewl" 111 Ili Gawks sad Blaakinil . 11 81 le .arses. ease with the seddie mil heassieries of the church of es. tee 1 . 00 . 1171 0 11140 .1 1 1 11 . Om , t o IM t Two o'Czoce. 11,0011 Garay Rada,. FA. Rertass D. MAD= Isa. 91. 100 larks 81 Neeth•Waste. 122# ins is A X The gold mining share market is rather steadier THIS DAY. sea:... .."•• - r." l- . r. " " 1 " .1 ...... 11 / I """a i li d. .._ i ltrei lb=6llkndisti to the above meadeaed ezpramiees u 22 Dada. I Ulm - - 3 St = to-day, Omagh without any special amount of bug- Two virmre Ito.. Eal. 21 6 .. 134 re p r iciri. u ia empires eberacter ._ta timit it .... _ ,_ elseald sat be We s e es i t D u . ..., 7 " 18 , 0 .,..i.....ii t e 1 1 ii . a Ward helm bal. Hess. Liberty (Virginia) shares are scarce in the Th ere has been ano th er marked rise in lisp funds to-day, some very large parches cy., 9.. LL O. ay. FN.& ...IN tn. EY mmi11........... ..." " 16- M. 100 Lorin Ss Oretholheion Si 92 92 market, and quoted Ito i prem. Yuba River rule 55_p Oast kas. Mabee WWI% lades will Sehly to retied men seekers attendee to se di ma, en ... ... . 3 tl e s having been made by an influential brol at }dies . to par ; Britannia and Baden Baden, par to atoms& asy hers M pest ef Marge which may be brought et 34 Da., go frweert ficalmn. TN. I Joha Dads. Dn. baba them. In miler that may he fully investigated.- 25 all laalyairrylk inallidlin 1 1, - 4 prom . cols have been taken at 1001 for cash w.,,...-At th . 4 , 44 .1.12L 6 1.,.. a n a L . p ii sad jig ,. Do. I sies h... &a, • " JOHN O. LONSDALE, battery. 34 " 1160916 0 166 .. 60666 . 6 / 09 ' it Glenaulin ( copper) shares are quoted 5-16 to 7-16 now quoted 1001 to I for money and the Rev. Edward Uirdlestese." WOW Neeek.,llleN.,alleselen. He 221 pp Soap eit.k.l to puma ted la the eel= wrapeaft years re all 44 Delleita Ira& Vein 2 It AY prem. and 100! for the 16th July, with a titres ar - were ...Ws " IMeffiffel . 3 proms es the , ene plea 81.1100 With= ... ... „. . 621 OS al 222 ~ lors.alibe .r 10 per Cyst of the peel= are hatted enoeset the et. PIO D. Ittne. and Derby U al 13•6•1 Buin" from 99 to .1 ; the New Three-and-a-Q pin lealea THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR se 47, oases Cliestl2Wisrpll - Ns. Aare. amm. roe. pier dose Lev,. a craw Ire sift Oh menage ea approve. aserty. CHOILLEY. is all Naeutaioo ... ... . 11 Hi tai airws,, f . to.d a y . Cents., from 101 1 to 1021; Exchequer As.* .t. Puma a requultd In the howneee of glee kr the whale St IS Newport, Aberoaveur , - also higher; the March bills mark 775. to E Yrs at ltk. - awl IlereArd.. In d p - 6.. ••.....0 hea.e. 111.• reeililitypei teeny sera roo. The particulars of an exiled= which took place se ttile_srarea xeskiiise .it I INAS IL. troc.lii,;,;;;.; -- ..... s e li n li r I 'IL ., ditto June, 725. to 755. peeve.; India Bon - 13 - - it 11 n . 11 - IVTI I- 11 - 1 431 18 I* Ids Cr tra tusk at ths Ceppud Nell Colliery, sear 11 . " 1 " m• • ••• • • ••• -.. SI *I Ikele zo Amur= -. .. ........... 13 .. 8430. rem. 10 1131ei119 2 p 10 1 4 :tail, .. , c ,„,,,,„. . ),„. ~„,„. ', minim, b y which 33 :IL Do.pree me_ ... .. II le 4. SUN ill Aestralaaaa llli . The foreign stock market is firm, and, t Y :50 . 2 Ili 411 0 I 1 IT 4 Coentlee Ilalp. 11 Ye eel 20 Australian S p I palm p u p.... T . rename Were sad 6 ankriely =lured, have already i t . is s u m pm& „. .. .. 1 ~ 7 1 i a I I Austral= Freehold applorsa la 'the Mqpnes. Vie amber of dad has 111 11 214101111240000... . ... 7 71 eh I Ave Marla all y I die p derable, an upward tendency is generally ALLISON *ad ALLISON, Patent Pismires sew elaaal 36-11aNed Hydra died ea Saturday week ; *is mem deateeMin: . el ,p. II i ken so Bleesenue Una aed Orel all ... ... Rea.metorers, co sad It, Reemannet, neater ben Jells Tates es the Mewing ilerilay; end Joh. Farrier 22 ,„ 2 ! ... 22 dien - ... • - - leete 1 brit= Australian Gold all i A Ala especially for Spanish, Venezuelan, and id.0.....i.ie Dews/eat PIANOFORTES of the hest week. tea de Midday. The Idler ten imbued men an very '• • ••••••••••••••w " i •J' o, 4 2 PO Rem U Brae11.110p.(0.1. at 11. me. de ii 1 Spanish Old Threes mark 471 to 4; 4 Pea.tep for MEC. HISS, sad IMPORTATION. hetreneee m ow semere d . dan a Wen, eilloner 191 204 20 isa 1141011 311 Do. Caseasod Celan - - Deferred, 211 to 1; ditto Passive, 54 ; V Swat awe 0 • 0 at ••• (eery seal "ori) IS 116 544 ' a • •"' 1110 hateset ea the liedli of the deceased was named e i t. 1 : =.l _."' •.' 1 4 i# 11 #11 HMS 30 De. at. Jobs Usl Re; - - ma r.ble micron. -tersoad.hand mamma by =Des leakase at 2110,409 1 Waft% Creek all Ims 1 die t Actives, 391. Sardinian, 981 to 97. Cli on seenusg* ,at the Swat Oak 100 , Chorley, =lore iss all Se dem., Um A 7f 71 11.010 . . /PPP% forted 9to !. Mexican Old Bonds, 81.1 ; 1 Mr. Fakeer, wean he be Leyland hundred ; tie pram 91 91 Dew awe 8.... n M I 1 Colonal Cs = 1 I die Ipa me phseediep MANS bus Grey lone al, to allow of later- 1,!, _! ingsmw thima• l l 12 allifill... 1 4 2 NS II ......... .._ .4 _ _ 25 to 1, Peruvian Actives, 1021 to 103 --------- Mg vamp MIN ". W. St Australlis Capper ell If 1 dle mead. It vree daddy sires b the evidsace that some of "" "' tarred Th rew, 631 to 64. ,_... the tam who had I. week is that part of the mime where 114 a g Ca;r l . 2 ...- :. '7% 1 : NOS 20 ....... all --- e, - .Ta yilissma..ol the Armen diseersestpe ea the morning of the saploeda. 11 ID Da .. .. II IS 12 SOD 'bolds. Nonetaln. .. ..... all 1 4 dls 1110 .. • west sm** phon atriagg hated eliadles aithough to 1 M ... .. ei 34 die fi t SWAN Leh, = ell PUN 310/1 Da. liCaliktr,O.QtaC.Os. all - - Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (18.50), t . ~ = a wrz i erZ io ssesesar isiit - i ll e t a m a t s eed It was ar . 7 . , • : E . ...... :: ... i. g si i 1 Newlertereeetharearteas 9 - - (1852), 1024 ; National Debt, 904. C 31. Si New Onside .... kli g lf Men toe Redraw ehse. is is %Oh EilebLialeatiDe ita U s t pa Mamas Kish - .... tor said that the me geosamment dope ~ to maker em - - MA Pet My 1 I die pm VIENNA, MAY 28. Five per Cent. M miss rediesed only a amedboce peatity ef pa, mad ere - 1. ii algu r. II 3 la 0 0 45 sena Reek all II os 951 • New Loan (A), -; ditto (B), - • ~ • • I; peeled gsmilly to be mews* MO ere; bet he mg. se II Via Saab ... ... . If Is 1 1415 SO &Cuba .. ....... a-ll ' alf per Cents. ditto, 851; Bank EMIL ~ - 5 1 :a s t‘rehed aed r ., d a 1::::t :I 3 4 1 1 bank Arnetraliut Mastell eif White red astir, imam( ef mans end end 24 IS Wait 120100•11 1 , . • 1 14 SAY lo an Croft AM IL 211# Dal= Nezisaa .-... ' 'll rhhhabrill*.llB air *mid b• isliddned bruin Iwo IL 25 Terb.llawerafterbirwts. 171 is Wm Hare i Went Marlpoie all 44N1 I MADRID, MAY 25.-Three per Cents., A t : I, , o . t i, : t 416411 1, 6 0 °NOM 61 Wag 12 10 6 la 6 . 0 Istima , sag that a ts se im. Ma Wolin, .. si I at is _, ; . bipiummeereedely emeaded te OW ead . day, should SI 9 _ De.o.9l.l.Pbrehre . 8_ x „ sh_ - --.- Boise, 431 c.; Ditto Deferred, 22; after Bc floht flat riaaa) RI 1!0.145 1 . lofts.. Ild‘la. ~~ .~ _~~ ■ ' ~Y [THREEPENCE. Doe. ikaer Penier 116/10 Ime. 111 L Deb. Pea deli stllmus. Casemlwoodb= 11 10 S 110 0 10,100 Il Owe •11: 11 1= LI 10 0 000 wayrod la* P6l *w ol 00, it 4 0 0 23,401 14. 1muspieway, Mr& pzr ..... . 1 ;? !0 0 21 , 727 0 pormillil - 1 1 20 0 1 16 . 43° Omni, New 11.0•00. Prat. _,..... 10 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1.1,400 100,010 93,620 43,914 33,C60 MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. The attendance in the Lane today has been thin in conse quence of the holidays, but Sugar and Coffee weer a very Arm appearance, and a °ergo of Rio Sugar is reported sold r by . private contract. Cotton also is in fair demand. Thera will not be a public sale of colonial produoe to-morrow. Mims —lron : The market has been dull during the week, and prices with difficulty supported. Lead has sold : at an advance of fn. per ton. East India Tin is quite the , same as last week Irma the firmness of holders, but we are. without transactions to report. Copper quoted firm at last week's prices. Speller dull of sale. Prices are unaltered. ' 011. e.— Seal, pale, 311. Ms. to 321. ; straw, 301. to 301. We. brown, 281. 10s. to 291. 10s. ; Sperm, 861. to 891.; Head matter, 891. to 901. Cod, 341. South Sea,32/. 10s. to 341. Os. ;. Olive Galipoli, 43 1. 10s. to 441.; Spanish end Sicily, 421. to. 431. ; Palm, 26/. 10s. to 271. 10s.; Cocoa-nut, 324 to 3.51.10 e. ; 804, rape, pale, 321.t0 821.13.. ; Linseed, 271.6e,t0 271.10.. 6 1 0 0 17,819 6 2 0 0 9,7111 16 1 0 0 6,043 16 1 0 0 11,937 17,319 19,432 6,093 11,937 Total g4/0,M3 The sawnst sailed in the first six montts of 1850, 1861, end 184 is shown below: 1860. 18.51. 1852. January February 1,038,709 388,832 885,981 March 1,3b7,679 220,754 600,342 April Mir 1,093,899 287,818 280,396 Jane Total At the meetin of tho proprietor of the Peninsu lar and ' ntal Steam Navigation Company, held to-dag, gss steal dividend of . 4 per cent. far the half- TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, end prices are well illippOrted. The Russians will not accept present rates for *Mr stock on the spot, but on the contrary are suppaseit e to be buying new Tallow for delivery in October and umber. The demand is strong, especially for " Qrhs."South American is in good request. Town it Rooted 365. nett cuh ; Petersburg Y. C. en the spot, 311. ; October to December (1863), 38s. ; on or before the end Of May, 375. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. u otott Our market war tolerably well supplied willetEnglieh Whist this aastraing lly lawalmestspiago sansoksr-tions Se near counties, which met a steady sale at the MN OF Kos"r da last. e lli r li r lig r ilibl a In foreign Wheat the transactions were not extensive, f i but former prices were maintained. The arrivals of foreign Oats during the put week bare " ' '.. been large. The dealers and consumers were tolerably free • 4. i t ' buyers this morning, at the decline of Gd. to Is. per quarter ' - t.l • noted on Friday but. Barley end Beau brought much the same rates 111 last wese; and Peas, being scare*, sold on rather better terms. • ...i o BRITISII. tßillinge per Qr. • Waxer, Me: & Kent red 34 to . 1 .17 to 43... white, 38 to 41 to 43 Norfolk end Suffolk 34 to 36 to 33... do. al te 40 to 41 Talavera ( Kean or MIRA) 43 10 47 Ceinbrldge a Lineolia red - to $4 to 40 . white. 33 to 37 teat • Bra. new ' old. - to - Itaiatav, feeding 2B to 27 distilling lfaltiai Uto 84...ebarellsr -to 34 00. 46• MALT - fine pale OAT% Ensile, feed . .. ..... ...... 18 to 20 Sleek l9 .o 20 Ditto Meads Berwick St Scotch, feed 21 to 43 potato 24 to 111 Idly feed l7 to IS to 19 _black ....... ..... . 19 to 10 Mb, potato 2l tn It Pses, pq 26 to 30...tneple Blue.. SI to 41.. imperial 43 to 47 MOW. SI to 33. .Ireilere Ow; Mammon 27 to 211...tiek 29 toil.. old 33 to 33 Mow 29 te 31.. ernall3l to 33 -old 3.5 to 37 Per seek of 2601.0. homy lima MU, delivered 37 to 40... fine household .. uto36 • itsaildkaadllo&dk to to 32... e bites FOREIGN. Shillings per Ur.. 241 to 44 fine _fi. Mama 40 to 411 .. &elan 36 to 42 It_reepti.. .. ...........- to- to --Brabant 1/11161.............. 33 to 37... Hamburg ...33 to 40 to 42 litnifra....... .... 3O to 33 Egyptian 27 to 31 Danale.—....-.... ..... SS to SI. Veletas 34 to 38 KT. ••• •• ••••• . .. .... 8AZ1214 talla( 2l to 26. 1 distlllic& to 26 to 211 Lonna Oere,ltneetna - _ . -.... IS to 30 POMPTAIIiOII and Stralsund lB to 76 Mesas& and Deafen IS to 20. Friedeled end Dotal, feed l3 to 17 : DIM% brew. 2O to 22 Poland, ...... 20 to 23 Beene, tisk 26 to 27 old 26 to 30 emit ,..... 27 to 21 .old SI ton Eloptlam. ......... 2l to 23 Tutees, Mae, irry ndte : ......- ....... 23 to 3S...bogeys ..,..... 33 to 36 istishotery. With refersies to the eilensinn of thi eoaspany'm operations to Australia, a point that has ensiled much public interest, the directors intimate that although the period fixed for the conveyance of the Australian mails will not arrive until January next, they have deemed it advisable to make early arrangements to ensure this service being efficiently carried out. It is accordingly proposed that the Chussn and Formosa should perform a few experi mental trips between Singapore and Sydney, which will allow ample time and opportunity for the orga nisation of the arrangements necessary on a line u yet wholly new to steam navigation. Two o'CLoci. There has been another marked risein tiiekiig lish funds to-day, some very large purchases of stock having been made by an influential broker. Con sols have been taken at 1001 for cash, and are now quoted 1001 to 1 for money and the 9th June, and 1001 for the 16th July, with a strong appear ance. The Three per Cents. Reduced have risen from 99 to ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 1011 to 1021; Exchequer Bills are also higher ; the March bills mark 775. to 81s. prem. ; ditto June, 725. to 73a. prem.; India Bonds, 83s. to 86s. prem. The foreign stock market is firm, and, though the variation from Saturday's prices is not very consi derable, an upward tendency is generally apparent, especially for Spanish, Venezuelan, and Peruvian. Spanish Old Threes mark 471 to 1; ditto New Deferred, 211 to 1; ditto Passive, 54 ; Venezuelan, Actives, 391. Sardinian, 961 to 97. Oranada De ferred, 9to 1. Mexican Old Bonds, 81; ; ditto New, 23 to 1 Peruvian Actives, 1021 to 103; ditto De ferred Threw, 831 to 64. Mum., Dont* and °----; 41 - s 10l i 4 a h k .411 l • fli ; K.. i 1 g al (111 ; : dui. rll - " 1 441 Bzattw, MAY 28.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto (1852), 1021 ; National Debt, 90j. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares,lo2l. VIZNNA, MAY 28.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 951; New Loan (A), —; ditto (B), —; Four-and a-Half per Cents. ditto, 851; Bank Shares, 1,365 ; Exchange on London. 11.59. MADRID, MAY 25.—Three per Cents., 43/ ; after Boise, 431 o.; Ditto Deferred, 22; after Bolas, 22 p.; Debt (Ist claw), 81, 13-16, ; after Boise, 81c.; do. (god class), 3 11-16 ; after Bolas, 5 11-16; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1031 c. Exchange on London, 5040. Per Barrel of 10110.. hors, Amadeus 18 28 21 to 23 .Canadlan 2O to 21 Dudek to —...limber, Preach, per seek of 2601 be 27t030t032 Loam. Aresuons.—Whet, 40a. 6d.; Narler, 17s. 104.; Om, 20a. Id.; Nye, Ws. 3d.; Beane. EL Od. 1 P.a. NB. M. 6.11 U TILLS IN IV LONDON FROM 24111 MAT to 29th MA F. QM English. Scotch. Irish. !orator, Whorl 6696 14246 Ilarloy...- lO4O I 630 i 92 I 0209 Osta 2138 307 1440 31429 . floor, a .„ 1114 Ile 19 41% 13i I Do.O.W.l.Peraire I M Tart awl Mob 111111~ 101 u 6 66 4 I tap - 47 MONEY MARKET . SATV/ADAT EVIXINII. SOUTHWARK. POTATO M ARK ET.—TIIIB DAY. During the put week the arrivals both coastwise and by rail have been liberal for the seamen, and a reduction in prism hes been submitted te. The f me *iv dar's guotatioue :—York Riles* 80e to 110 s. ; t{oe oat, 905.; Cups, Ms. to 70s. ; Wisbeaeh and C am b r id ge , 70 s. to Ws. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. 1. IM PORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, . 'mai repro eta semmar.—J Y. 4 AII 00011.• Mil 6 INCA V111141:11 POLLIIHKII 11•1100 ANY MAD. 13•0Schad. hblast. Carpet. lmoluall4 illarr••••••—stoairrom BO UM tI ••• 7J, 1 ° du% dues. IN 10111111.14V05. 2011••••• W.*. sad • lino priors ant pot Ms imme %IL Owl 0= Wilw= wmpiew ari 0,110 . Irelars I Wl. ""' PIMPS 114= SO II :• as THo! HARRIS ab SON'S higrovsel Askramitioldesceres. amailag Ibr Teeride awl imeldeVY Pee Meld W 3... tweluteltle. ; sistets OM% Mu; Twisty MU% SC O. To wcepes, lee Center, tree. jeTrrVAlt HARM.% 1101=dam es the Ileyel fleetly, ST, GMAT MeetLL MUT, Co , - No. eeetwEle the 61t1 TIM =MY OATS& Moan, 111,, ad you wUI meld mistaking the New. PI°R WATERING GARDENS, DISTRI. trTren LIQUID MMIVILB. is ILLIFLLIP lISIL Mt ATM eIItANIsED INDIAACIIIEft mosnres. Jelle'l LI .E lIANWa (aft Uwe= ini Nelitiallrhaeo. ee'..n..d. I,nelm. Twee INg• ase mil sepeol 1.1 1 1 , 12 W . 1 dew reenyteg liquid nem% nibs low obi AW4 MI Polt- 1 p....*n a p-froly nod votsswell ma LIMIL ie r I 10 . tent They ero. raid. Jody wag& he 6•461*% ow bead ise wigl ne doodler-Imam kr wt Owes am er mil weber bkosee. I. ILI Valeenleed PalartsVat Owes Noe. SW/1W WE nee Se, se 4 Woad= e f swiplas. A WS willMasj= Mil Irmo* ie liteNelsenes. All WS of IL I. lIENiurK GumallawL. Clowilarisk Lefts, vs mist Web arm Ail. Attelitna. XL tn. 'eNl7 D ILO! A -IMMIX w Combine br 144 hum ..4 Yen Robes. tee Num gra fet Wilmslow, Ind Map for Moor We 01•01.11 mas at usimmosire. Ma Oar 01,111•141 t. THE HUMAN HAIR—ROWLANDS MA- L IMittt lit b pay moan, Ibrahim' di wend br L ia tart arr.arrtty,perrorfte, rd hisalrfar . trr. IN ...It,' .w.s of bulling' le saw; ft Lt. • MAW. ta‹..••• wawa saw anal. here bre• Mid tr am. tu •• Ire Ollattliat OIL Or Ahmed gm. narr••• • • •aaattful Mir. la dr ow& of off* 3.4 • • n .1.• "sham IN No L-v 1.• eh .4.• .4 la espreully •••••••••••• a i r " lONA= M. bathe •I Mr. ••• la IS lie ibe mob ob. u 6 0 . 07. hi,e ar e to wol ar only tttdW. pp.l rMr Par.', w.. 4 ,: rd 4 0 04 that tbs. :Ir. Oar. —O. th• *Ma .110 i lab an tram rad% le is. Vasa. r Ilsoloodif Miaow Uti t " s the ant an se Ur Irk of SS lome t :041 ....samolog Mem by A. awl 004 1 4 ita44. 4 4s taido. 44 ll a 1 ammo awl Pa• " AbnlttllT. MAT 2 9 .—ArPontruitts.—Maater• ~."1 0- ..? Joke 3i01.1.1 to Ba situ& Meter Assietant J. D. " Clerk C. M. B a lf our to WineAsstite: • ov.r• pnowdrd to acting gunner:. W. T. Mae ow.. parotid to gayriaaater and purser: Clerk G. /atm to .I.tva.,eesie , Clerk John Froalifkld to Yukon. h r t‘hlthlvit %ID Scitior.—Oa Saturday Mr. ... rar.r h.lit an airmen in the hoard room of tho Rkh nod tie.. spoil the a t rewly of Edward Toth's, seed le tvednivday last shout • Triter past re/leek aohl areham, a latriurer in the sulky of Mr. Cart snytd, ea. parasol the atables of E. Ferste Esti.. the t2tso. E. • st;•;o• premiere adjoin those of hit motor. , molt , ivories from the harne ss room, and on ...Sias in am tetonOtte t i at stein' the deceased thladlett ; P O4 5th.,! seer to a lint caused by the ignition of sons wood OWs et... sod I,a Waroluuo appro•shian Mthrow ;Al a Ho, ...tidal Of Ilk &roes, which had rusarly ! ft ft'l ,), not without the risk of 01",rin‘if 'o!rand danger, psil d hint oat, at , 11 4.. !,,. ark, I. Eli and feet were frightfully te,71,,* Th. Oft' •vil ra;ivaguivheil after a short interest, I "m"ablew Itti sod 1.4 V division having • „h0n,,,,...! a flv, and the owl was IMb• 1".. ..„ . . 4 t..• to the uninn, where he was promptly tit le,- • 'ft diedth, f otlowl n o day at anOn, having ttwtr ."'" 1 to oar of the inm Ortti that he had oot ~..1 wet fire to the harnees room, and then „7 .• e_nre If ea it with the intention of Jastroy i Z flx? q d•etamql Kited that hi we has. ll Its 'wale time. The verdict raterned a.t the d• era d cauaeal hie death by thirdifillE —""1•Oto Avant routed by himeclf." !IP lz • • t .(0-PY-4t, . ii/44%1 -11 . .41111 The particulars of an explosion which took place en The we ek, at the Coppull Hall Col li ery, sear ICltorley, Mg to Mr. Jobs Hargreaves, by which SS persona were • ed and d seriously injured, have already appeared in the Express. The number of dead km sow reached 36 —Sued Holsroft died on Saturday week; Jake Yates on the following Sunday; and John Eareing toe es Monday. The ether two injured nen art very ' newly reenered. The impart ea the Indira of the deceased was messed oa Friday maralsi. at the Royal Oak yen, Charley, before Mr. Palmy atarast Ist loylaad hundred ; the previ ew pnesediens Webs Ma My formal, to allow of later weal. It we Marty Masa is the widows that sews of the ma MOM le week in that part of the nano where the teenne dimmest gas monde's( the ploios, west lean their pleWs carry's, es the naked candles ex althowth they Wee MIMI, adored sot to do so; and it was also staled that sawn& Wig widow ea the previous sore -1114.11 ter prierima elme. . Dieldem, the gresement iisepector, said that the Mee yr•dampl only le be with are ; but he sag apir wait" of lak and IF" peered geneeally wad Oat ta - hien the nepplegs" should be eon eleweed of belie sad mill r, Wised of wares coal and rubbish—het the ale Amid ho esnikened through two an-war ra te se. sand of Meg in Mem sad z al hens •do up-corn =lid of a lido. The nil be mpg ri d d leen rho st ai r le kila ggi th: tee dram were ender the age at whisk bop were Awed by Mei /*Mont to be employed in wel - Mase—eme et the 4111111111114 bag only nine years old. 111111 Illisfitber of the Mier age of seven. The Jury mansed a verdict of heeddiental death," Wisp then they hen& the proprietor might. with a vary 6 004 molt, Peevish lamps for the nee, awl we that they were pregorly sent en all oseasiew ; particularly formg every seas to takes Imp doom the pit with him for am, in wes dee mildew Mem dengenes, although it night be weelaseed soh at slew Beall e be emmilly used le NOW of the ineklege. Mr. Hsrpssvesmidluud, set beteg a practical collier, he relied ea them be menhed ; and be had been advised that the Dray Ism mild not be used for general pur ples*, alltM law attest it was very useful. Bat tot this he have snMMd the regular use of the lamp /vat silts years Mee. when the explosion occsned in we ef the Mee pits semeseed with the colliery. He had anted wen the advice of his general Whasagoor (Mr. Ellis) and his esiner al their whim Meg maimed by that of another surveyor set counseled Mk the winery. He would readily slept marking which would tend to mare safety for the anal be would supply les" end Maros their we, if he setWi be shown how it me postieable ; and he bed ewer dimmed expense to be an elinesis to carrying out what he had been added was De Mr. Prim of Dam, who ettenbil en behalf Oita Ilevywnes, lad priding, stated 'OW that gee saes had tees Wand by thb retest ce med eg liwi to write to Mr. Mile, desiring that he would menus emetics, dtheateC a ir. Hargr ky eaves) • dm the lbst In Mg per gres ball wadher s ea* wamies °enured at Ulla NEM? es Felder ateewieg. bee ma ea the side where the had whine of lan week tea pane. It meow that a bey mewl Beath weal hut ea old weatletzte a &me where ahi ef the reef had essamei ; ha aeW egad*, eat aa aaiplsolea taelc= sisr ll4,lbealt was that bath shir a ma amed Ames NMI INT (it is hand Map burned ; and two Mee hew= Wiliam Hewer and Joseph Term were hojamei bee seri. RKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. On Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, the ad journed special meeting of the shareholders in the above was held at the Monk's Ferry Hotel, Birken i ißoocaorr, Bp., alderman of Manchester, 1114:1=o a cthe bosrel stated th o a f t a i i h r : ct fim bstnsese before the midisp tuns to approve, or otherwise, of the bill now bears for consolidating into one act, all the acts that W ill ej lik poseed from time to time in reference to this rail way. The bill had passed the House of Commons com mittee, with ow immaterial alteration, which gave the Shrewsbury and Chester Company running powers over the short branch at the Birkenhead Docks. Ilse solicitor read the head, of the bill, which, after a few obser Tallow from Mr. Rem:, was mewed of use*. mealy. A long and an discussion ensued resperrprg the webs simnel of the Wll for leasing the ling So the MONS Company. The Camases moved, — That the memerandues,or beeAs of an agreement, billtelien the Birkenhead, Lanceiaire, and Cheshire J maiden PAO way Compaq, sad the Lades sad North-Wales Mai{ way Compaq, dated the its of May lastest, sew sulmineed is the reastmg, he resisheil, spread, sod eswiremed, emb- Jest to the tall ewfsit helm wadishoo and edpwraisne, , that le to ray, padded do Imes sad Ideralt-Watera Company will smesita the inramiratien hie the rareenest, which is is he men asmall w i mesb geer r emedle bsebe rnehe v a u male of the mid die shire, and Chill=sv m. estismOimplessidl haw *serails , of trader aim _lra of the tam Ira the weradni_ef she fed i way) twirdwrds of the Lewin sad Korth-Wafts way Campine. dividend pee oat. on the Midesheed, Lascashire, sod Chasing lumettem Ceesramee alpha, takes at 2,1100.11061, from diedish of Jame, AN sly setwigeest Nth el.lose), the Iseides mid Satalli er esters I Railway Cengssion the ether hand, Irvine the esti= at Of after that dmte - ef raging elf dist NOW me per." • The hiratrime semsnit wee than awed Mr. Ear 'period emended by Mr. Haab& (beds A- 0, That • rife amine be *Opened, tor re sash of Ilse Imbue j as has net bees esastoded, mime die ; and ramil the metier sties "wall eir peepeed eseesarram de the tress sr w , of the lbw, be pestramed mil die meat haltyearly meeting." 1 1 Mr. Burs (of Manchester) is a harasses spa*, which =.Bl...brnitimigidnmesdmenwtithas the a il ' i r rtlith e e r r i i all", , Tt p r - . and Mr. Bentham. The latter propane.* re he thought both the great companies were =compressible materials, and would boar swedes. ter.) The question we thus yut to the neesties wham the ennesiteent was carried by a considerable inalorit the result being received with vociferous cheering by We ad• watts of ',inaction with the Great Western and Shrews bury Commies. A vote of thanks was carried by ands mattes to the chairman, and the meeting separated at Wa rs& btu. Is Leiden& N.Wesisiras .2. 017 Jusidis (branet. Woosailer lk Dom rano (Mai se OteoWNAtigt Hellteallq(.TritftKid ref .. I f Imes ditto) .. lambi Brullard WOW I Limas inia 0 4 4. 11.1=== 0.1111 . 4.11011 M. UMW Si lbsillik) le Nue pf au 1 11 Pnisuill aalT oesea .W ilinsi alL te ; isiuh l A ws : t . dit T L :i IDI tAr . le) 111 Bood.. sod Big* 4 1 ao/WOB leggid oWlintala lasigl (loaa a 11 Itek l . ll ldS . (low% los. sof ikack Iftairdflike ll_ If got TAU= (loosol to Wilts t llowortot (korai N Groot Waters). iu Filedisys Is ,Cheow owl heed= ilelrbaid MI I TWIN, !Ma. aed Abet dm MlRsiMftlima(Sl.loo4.o I Ow is. (nib.) 71 Si 0 Isit.Cm.txtb..) 116, as. tje . :=WrOieL ill W•=ill-CI p 440. , sit 1111 pot Ova .. 114 00sil Iliedmv = l O 11 =k 73 / . 1114 61 :14711111141m OWiel. ea Ile Ot.W•olors, Indli p4O. T 110 INR.I4M. het per et IA Webb Wm I lauliallikWasses No. Ussee&ahliish V_ _ , _ q " n Isi JR 4 41 $l4l za 4 4 1.11 44 7 rli 111 11 II 1 1 II 2 Haa 1 II pm IN 1 00 104. f 00 II io Da. New tie I Do. Si Ie voila I DeAnirrlesd 34 wet if, Wareseter. sac *dor lipmemai l ama dirowtheloolot(Nor.W. NY.) 9 per Om— . . Toot. 4a=us. Walortril It .. Toriboook‘fi two, of Zio.porst Diit! 7 . M Camerel Fre - air — liwrmi -- Citai s D.t.l wol aid &Nadler. 10 Sot !maim . . _ . I I , 19read D. !wilt* dFraud -- - Lassabouti 10 Da. (9.oalwai) i 1:" ri 11am P.. d.. Now ..„ 16 Mow sad Loge 1. Nectbera of newt . Do. :ell pm et Baels (lbr k Maier sis.) 11 ~/616662 mad Bonlasou 6 Maris sod Lyon. 11 Made and Orlesei 116 10 1 1616•64 Saw! ... $ is sti r M_l 11 I ryA. aad .i!poloorg it;;;;;Tea ao Imembre sad I/ tauss rod Plestro • I Ws. •-• I Wastssa her . f ar al In 1r lILWAYP. IN isi IS Is SI li I . 1 I II 4 ea i In i i IS In MAIATOL. MAT 29.—The market was somewhat firmer to-day, although the heelers der (r is usually the ease the last day of the week) was to a limited 'Meat. IF Ia SO $ vAlio Si si gi 1 00 et. 20 41 47 Ni 1 4 Itt % Pt Sit lit 14 17 1441 I• 41 14 21 17 111 40 If ni la 44 If I Aie wt $4 IN 11l I ARVEL I M g , 4 11 ii pa N I ill M 14d N $1 Nll 1 pm • 1 lOs ft Ifol 1 fol lei Iq IS I N 1 149 Pa i iiP S la IN SSi Si II ii • Pe lei II 161 Ilf 16_ 1 . 6 . ,- •1 Tdl Under the combined influence of the satisfactory intelligence of the capture of Eugenn. and the ex tremely favourable Bank returns, the English funds made a decided upward movement to-day, and are now fairly above par. The total advance on yester day's prices varied from 4to per cent., and is the more worthy of remark from its ooao • on the lest day of the week, when the attendance of members is usually restricted and business dull. Consols were dealt in to some extent at 1001, at which figure they left off quoted exactly for cub ; whilst for the 9th of June the last price was 1004 to I. For the open ing of the 16th July the quotation ruled sa high u 1004 to 4. Reduced Threes are scarcely below par, and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. are 14 above it. Bank Stock and other securities are also looking up; and though business to-day was not ex tensive, the general appeanoes of the market was decidedly improving. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100, Cu; ditto, for account, 100 j, 100, 4. Three per t. Reduced, 998, 8, 4. Lug Annuities, 1880, 616.16. South tS a Old Annuities, 988. Bank Stock, 2214. The upward tendency of the market for the un- I fended securities was more strongly shown to-day. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 735. to 78e- prem., but closed Is. hiFher, st 765. to 795. prem. The June bills were in strong demand, and rue no km than 34., leaving off quoted 70s. to 735. prem. Irdia Bonds were steady at 84s. to 87s. prem. The rise in Exchequer Bills since last Satur day amounts to 4s. on the Marsh, and ae. on the Jane issue. In the foreign stock market a firmer feeling was generally observable, especially for Spanish Bonds, which have been looking up during all the latter part of the week. The price of the committee's Cer tificates today advanced to 31 per cent. Peruvian stocks also improved upon the strength of the obser vations made by ministers in the house last night, from which it is inferred that the claim of the Peru vian government to the Lobos Islands is, de facto, re cognised. Sardinian, and all the dividend-paying European stocks, closed with an upward tendency. Buenos Ayresn Bonds are marked u dealt in at 721 to 731 ex div., the " dividend " referred to being the miserable pittance of per cent., or just one quarter of the bondholders' yearly claim on the original debt. as forwarded for the last few years by the dictator Roses. Bargains are recorded as follows: Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 721, 731, ex div. Chilian Three per Cents., 70. Danish Five per Cents., 104 Z, 104. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 93, 92.1, 931. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 21; ditto Deferred, 81, 1. Mexican Old Bonds, for account, 16th Jane, 311; ditto, New Three per Cents, 241, /. Peruvian Actives, for account, 1021, 103 ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 621, 63. Portuguese Four per Cents. Con verted, 37. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 97, 961, 97. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211: ditto, Committee's Certif., 3}, 3, 31, 3} per cent. Venezuelan Actives, 39 ; ditto Deferred,l3. Another failure was announced in the house to day, but the amount of liabilities is small. Amongst other operations the party in question—who has been but a short time in the house—is understood to have gone for the fall in some descriptions of gold mining shares, and for the rise in Venezuelan bonds. Shares in the new Crystal Palace Company were inquired for to-cluy, and closed better at 3-16 to 3-16 prem. There is no change in the money market, which remains very easy. Advantage is being taken of the present position of the market to introduce to the public notice many schemes of a very varied charac ter, and for objects in connexion with foreign enter prise and speculation, as well as the development of sources of profit at home, but the demand for all these undertakings is small, compared with the capa bilities of the market. For railways, which some few years back absorbed so vast an amount of capital, the requirements are far from large. The amount of railway calls advertised as due in the month of June is as follows : IN I SO I lie lid lit litd Livearooc, MAT 29.—The market for railway stock has been better to-day, and there was up to the close of the market a good business done, at an improvement in the prices of the principal leading stocks. The following is the report of the business done : Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 181 19 181 L Caledoniaas, 191-18 I—Eastern Counties, 9—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711 }—ditto (fifth chute), 61 d.—London and North Western, 1'72; c. f—Ditto (new *.shares), 81 p. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 32/—Midland, 681 8 18 71—North Staffordshire, 81 d.—Soutl, Eastern and Dover, 201: York and North Midland, 231i—Dutch Rhenish, 3 d. LLEDS, AT 29.—We have bad an improved market to day in all kinds of shares. In Midlands the transactions have been numerous, and closed at the highest quotations, namely 871 ; Lucie Northern, were also done at 181; Cale donians, at 19; Gnat Northern', at 201 ; South Euterpe, at 201; and York and North Midlands, at 231. Monaural', MAT 29.—There was not much business, but prices were rather better than on the previous day. Caledonians, 10; Eastern Counties, 9; Sheffield,. 321 ; North &affords, 8 7-18 die; Wows, 201; York and North Midland, 231. ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB.—The Royal Lon don Yacht Club, an offshoot from the " Thames," and which was established with a view of neutralising the aristocratic exclusiveness of the latter, had its ant match for the season on Saturday last, the course being from Erich to Lower Hope Point and beak again. The rain fell in torrents throughout the entire day, but the " Royal London," too hardy sailors to be daunted by bad weather, started at eleven o'clock from Blackwell in the Meteor steamer, and arrived at the " course" about half-past twelve, where the whole of the tiny, but graceful, fleet lay moored in a line extending across the raver. They were the Traveller and Kitten (10 tons), Julia, Waterwitch, Romp, Valentine (8 tons). Britannia (7), and Calliope (3). One of the fleet, the Sea Nymph, was missing, having been unable, in consequence of the easterly winds, to get round from Southampton. On the firing of a gun thegachts got under weigh, the crew of the Julia showing the greatest celerity in the execution of this manoeuvre, and bad a splendid start, except the Traveller, who unluckily darted into the midst of a fleet of " shrimpers" and consequently was thrown considerably out during the remainder of the nice. From the commencement the race lay between the Kitten and the Romp, a handsome Iron boat, with her sails cut and laced after the American pattern. The advantages of this method were rendered obvious by the great velocity with which the little vessel " held the wind," end thus made up for the greater speed of the Kitten, which went much faster throughthe water on each tack. The Kitten paired the buoy first, but unfortunately on the wrong aide, and was quickly followed by the better informed Romp, which, by fulfilling the rules, obtained the prise, although second in actual time of arrival. The owner of the winner, Mr. Knight, came immediately on board the Meteor, and received the prize (20 sovereigns) in due form, and was warmly congratulated on his suc cess. Notwithstanding the miserable state of the weather, the club and their friends had every pleasant day on board the Meteor, being enlivened by the fine playing of the band of the Royal Artillery, under the direction of Mr. Collins, who performed a selection of brilliant music during the day. A very interesting incident in the excursion was the meeting with the floe new screw steamer Australian, out ward bound to Sydney. The ship looked exceedingly well, and the passengers who were on deck received a hearty cheer from the yacht, the band playing " Should mild acquaintance be forgot," as a sort of musical farewell to the emigrints. THE LABOUR MARKET IN THE MIDLAND COUR- Tirs.—Notwithstanding a few unfavourable features in our local manufactures that have been described, strange to say employment is generally abundant, and, with the exception of some of the frame-wrought glove bands, all dames of operatives, including lace makers and framework knitter., are fully employed. Indeed, in some departments hands in sufficient numbers cannot be bad. Domestic semen, for instar.ce, are in great request, the local manufacturers em ploying the young people of both sexes at much better wages than servants usually receive. We know of instances where manufacturers are unable to extend their busiuess for want of oeedlowomen of plod character, and are think ng of pro-1 curing supplies from the south and west of Eastland, if possible. Then again bricklayers, joiners, and builders generally are required in considerable numbers, many buildings being delayed for want of hands, a scarcity that has led to strikes, and has enabled the workmen to command higher wages.—Norlinghans Reriete ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND. The electric telegraph operation. which have for some time been in progress in this establishment sr* now completed, and a very perfect system of communication is effected be tween the varlet'. offices. 'the rooms of the governor and deputy governor are by this means placed in direct and fill mediate communication with every important department where business is transacted, and the most perfect eecresy of communication is ensured by the use of an apparatus by which a message intended fur one particul.r o ffi ce cannot b e read at another. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market for Hops continues still in the same state es for several months past, with a short supply, and limited demand, with little or no variation in prices, so that they have not been able to vary quotations. This morning's letters, however, from the plantations speak of an attack of Sy, and that 5 to 7 have been seen on a leaf. Should this be continued, with the unusual small stock of• Hops on hand, prices mast shortly ►dvance considerably. Duty not yet flans& SMITHFIELD MARKET—MS DAY. The number of Beasts is small, and there is a consider ! able falling off in quality. Some of the choicest Scots, therefore, make nearly 45., but we cannot quote more than 35.10 d. as all average for best descriptions. There are a few 'more Sheep and Lambs, and this being holiday week, trade is dull. On the average prices are lower. The supply of of Calves is fully adequate to the demand ; indeed it so diffi cult to clear out inferior kinds. The choicest descriptions I are however quite as dear as on Friday. From Germany land Holland there are 354 Beasts, 1,060 Sheep, and 210 Calves;_ Spain 100 Sheep; Scotland, 400 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1 ,900; and 200 from the northern sad midland maim. _ _ _ --- icretone of 811.8. a. .5.4. I Par dorm al Mts. a. 4 . Boat Soon*. Ilargersle 4 310 Bat Dan. 4 Hf.-bds. 111. 3 8 4 0 But Shartilons Sonoma guilty Haat. 3 1 3 4 , Do. dn. Shorn 3 4 3 4 Oahu... ..... ........ 1 44 : EMI% SMII PNOlWilj;gliy I' (, r. 0 kip .., , , ...., ... . 2 3 8 Do. do. 81sar• 2 8 3 4 Hest Dia a 116114,...1. 0 00 I lan.b4 .. .. P1 iit.60.8801,...t., 3,371; Sheep and Lunt.. 21.44.1 ; Calm. 311 ; 0.814. CITARGE OP MURDltYl.—Poßramount, MAT 30. A court-martial was held yesterday on board the Vi c t or y, flag ship, to try William Spencer, a stoker, belonging to her Majesty's steam sloop Alecto, on the serious charge of murder. the charges brought against the prisoner mete, fintly, fey having on the nth of February last quarrelled and fought with Norris Potts, then a seaman on board the Alecto, and since dead ; and, secondly, for having on that day unlawfully killed the said Norris Potts. Front the evidence of the witnesses for the prosecution, it appeared that the Alecto, on the morning of the above day, being off the coast of Africa, near to a place called Why-dah, the crew, it being s h oat six o'clock, were engaged i n wail:lag t h e decks, and that the prisoner complained of the deceased's not sending the water buckets along with sufficient rapidity, and threatening to report him, Deceased replied to this in an irritating manner, and after some further quarrelling he struck the prisoner. A fight then earned and prisoner succeeded in gaining an ad vantage over deceased, struck him three or four severe blows on the left side. This caused the latter to cry out as though in great agony, when be was carried below. Here he complained of being in iutense pain about the parts on his left side where prisoner had struck him, and feeling as though his bowels bail movod. His extremities were quite cold, at his wrist his pulse was not perceptible, and his countenance became perfectly cadaverous. He also com plained of giddiness, prostration of strength, and severe pain over the abdomen. At about 7 o'clock he became in sensible, and in another half hour he died. Mr. Sloss, anis -1 tent-surgeon of the Alecto, deposed that on examination after death two contusions were discovered, one on the right leg three inches below the knee, and one on the right arm covering the insertion of the deltoid. There was 110 trace whatever of any abrasion or other mark of viol e nce i n the injuries place where the were inflicted, which was about 1 the hypochondria region. All the tkoracic viscera were perfectly healthy. The abdomen, when opened, was found to be distended with blood. The spleen contained six lacerations, the largest of which divided its vessels, and was the immediate cause of death. The hemorrhage was prisoner, very in extensive, gallon d en e t re e n n ce ding urv to ed full th a epro vocaant provocation d on a h h e a half. had The re ceived by the deeeased having struck the first blow. He pat in some very good certificates of character, sobriety, and good behaviour. The court having considered its decision, found the prisoner guilty, but on account of the aggravating circumstances of the case, sentenced him to be imprisoned in Winchester Gaol for six months, bat without hard labour. SPORT PISCATORIAL—A gentleman trolling last week in the Osreloch for trout, hooked what he imagined at first to be a salmon, from its vigorous run, but by degrees became convinced that he had caught a Tartar of some species unknown. After a furious contest of nearly two het" he succeeded in bringing the captive, now sullen and exhausted, to the side of the boat, and tickled him the tint opportunity. What was the astonishment of the angler and boatmen, however, to discover that the monster was a fish of the shark species, common in warm latitudes, though a stranger here. It was hocked on the exterior of the jaw, otherwise his formidable teeth would have made short work with the tackle. Alter capture it made • fearful struggle in the boat, and was with difficulty subdued and secured. It was a female, and measured four feet seven inches in length. Immediately upon its capture six young ones launched themselves from the parent into the boat. This is the second instance we have heard of the capture N., shark in this neighbourbood.—Dwaribartors Herald ir lill b aZ ai . A. 1:s ll. a aii 44 1 1... . . 1 . • • I * 71 - • > • r N; ki f ''t• i -. r 4 0 4 . • - ...gt4AC.:, .., ' VIC, Iffiß444l-t al 11 4 :111