The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

, A,./7. • r , • - je 9 4 ‘l l Ttvrt - VII LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29. 1852. No. 1,ti225.j (THREEPENCE. AILIASON and ALLISON, Potent Pianoforte f 14aislarfOrt 9 and 71, lit.e.mt...tuct, reword from I -Own ARA ocm-4:rat PI ANo o 1 ,01: TES dOw beat at ais S .194 k.XPOItT LON. In.uumcata beet Met au aim 'hear) , aqua! c. ae•) 0 be all.l at a eat, da. v .we rettortiam—ascstlaband ruisointibe by ialso• stackers at Isson."- LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE CARD CHEATING CASE AT BRIGHTON. cowl' OF QUEEN'S SENUH.-THIS DAY. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. East Junction, 31 1; Caledonian, 44; Chester and Holy ill ad, 22k; Emit Lancashire, 19; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 23; Great Northern, 91; Great Western, 31 1 ; Lancashire and York-hire, 801 If I ; ditto w.n.r , 83 ; London and North Wes Urn, 1291 1 9 f ditto Quarter Shares, 281 ; ditto Fifths, 161; London and South Western 98f ; Manchester, Ruston, and Matlock. 34; Manchester, Shrfllctil, and Lincolnshim 341 4 4 ; Mull md, 73 21 ; North Staff., 111 ; Orford, Worceidcr. and Wol verhampton, 221 ; tilirewabury and Cheater (North W. Min.), Os imam 111; South Wales, ;, West Cornwall, 10; York, Netrcastle, and Hera irk, 74 ; Mo rk and North Midland, 611. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVISTNO. that, whilst the aggregate movement of shipping has largely augmented, the increase is in British shipping; the tonnage of lbreign vessels, compared with last year, having either rentaini d stationary, or isvitively retrograded. Mule decisive proof of th e f a ll ac y o f the cry against our system of free navigation laws, the benefits of which are only now beginning to be sensibly felt, could scarcely lie afforded. The returns this month are distinguished by a feature of novelty the returns of steamers being rendered distinct from those of sailing vessel•, but as we have no means of comparison with previous years, the advantage of the alteration will not be experienced till that desideratum in attained. 11. ttOtlt 1.4;14 Cirrttu •tu A COMMON Jrtt. THZ Qt ELN UN rION ue HAMA% BILOONIR Two o'CLoca. The railway share market is good today, and higher priers have been realised for most stocks, es weially for Caledonians, Great Northern., Great NVesturas, North Westerns, South Westerns, and Midlands. The rates of continuation rule light, and in some instances buck ecardations have been paid, showing that stock is scarce. French shares are scarcely changed. MAIM , 104) .110tArs WWI AK/lieraND. MEl'lll'S AUSTRAI.I.tN DIiESSING-CASES, 4. 40.tarttattlorrect Lau' a. non coasts, pair at itkva,•o ma , .to q. •On tab. r are *Art . orttrt •of toCat t•I th.• tntot ior gw.tn. 'lacy rag how %wood.. ace oata,4 a rani pra.arata...o. Throe wee -.owl MECtiN monde: an. M po t Ittataitioa el.I aporeciate the pot Wilily wed al lib Nr..41 Waage! MM. r. MLL. -S.I9E r. SAME. This was an indictment for c stoning certain bills of ex change all god to have been obtained for the purpose of cowl remising the prosecution against John Broome and others, arising out of the card cheating edam at Brighton, the facts of which arc familiar to the public, the defendant baring acted as the attorney in the prosecution. 'lnhere seas also a second umbel:tient for ' sidvmessour, arising out of the same transaction. The defendant hail pleaded not guilty to both indictments, and this murisiog surrendered to take his trial. Mr. Wood appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. M. Chambers, ta.c., Mr. Ballantine, and Mr. Doyle for the de , (colant. . . . i [ -4 7 -N. ri:ltm cc)l{(;ET Patent Self- , aikumee ~ .lltr. n 1114 r. peeve \ lin. ra•ty burg -hirt, nr.d by n aimi.:w It- 1 • grottos ti tint patesore, atlfw t• ilea Wel j ') im”"l" el ' ltte "l w i tt„t:aitri b „e t" Trtie nd e. Pew, Idea tine thr Reeenered Med 1 -- 1 ' Wthtteuttl, 4:n. the her iluals. T e I. . I . .. ILLII•(h . IOOI.I...Att quote uneine). in et , sit .tee, teat Patent Ea..:le PaeentnA 111. f the own,. Till• l'..lew lilette ettl.t.Aß VA , II.NINO ern be ettneberl to nay r I- I ,r, opetalle b.. r , f tr.tat, dr +Olt by p..: e • rerept el I I rotate pump.. Illnar.ted e...• lAA. .it It dareetionn b r 1L10,41C01.1111 , . 1. rear.l.l tree -• Pat. ttee, a r.etkkrot. Tai.Jr to bet Val. ei, e -Ant, an I the Peters i t Illtigeo, at, itellolteer t, 11.11.4ei1l Es..l, 1.. rim. poses parer.. sy. ran away up llp.ia.Knc PMnnn RTICCIS .111A1M11. Caled.mian, 101., 1014; Manch., Midfield, and Line., 10/., 13i. RAILWAY, 2S 66 1 6) f 161 1111 164 16 Ms IA I 6 96 106 4SI 43f fff IS) 11 IS 10 6 dL ilii w~xeus. l'aiS and Strasbourg, The aggregate returns of the coasting trade for the month also exhibit an increuxe, being Mated al4 follows : Oa the case being called on Mr. Wood said he could not proceed with the ease, as he was unable to offer any evidence on account of the absence of the witnesses. It had been understood that the trial had been postponed, and the indictini nts made rentancts; his learned friend Mr. ' Mr t:alfe had made an application to his :ordship on Friday last, and the prcoreuter and coons were under the ins pressien that his lordship had assented to that sour-e, and in consequence neither Mr.,Farry nor the_ wit out% were present. Lord Campbell said he made no order to any such effect. Mr. Wood said he now had to ask his lordship that the trial should be postponed. Ile had an affiilavit stating these facts, and that the prosecutor was taken by surprise, and unable to proceed to a trial, on account of the absence of his iv itueoser. Mr. Chambers objected to the affidavit, as being insuf ficient. Lord Campbell said the defendant was present and was entitled to claim to take his trial. Mr. Wood said It could not offer any evidence, and must therefore submit to an acquittal. Lord Campbell—Then let the jury be sworn, and a vat diet of not guilty be entered. The jury having been sworn, and no evidence offered, they teturned a verdict of Sue tirtilly on each indictment. Much surprise was created at this sudden termination of the matter. MINES. MONDAY EVININO. MOXTII INDINU MAY J. IMO. 1861. on.. 'Tons. Entered inwards... I 0.16 596 1 016 5:4 1,098.371 th 4 Cleared outwards.... 1,10.,,168 f01!4,953 1,113,979 The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Where the asterisk (') is prefixed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of intermit islet's the income tax. It will be seen that in every rano we take the rate of interest declared for the last half-year as the basis of our calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which niay have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. stock io 18.11. t sees rsr esy.c Cnnente ....... ,hut pad percent.— Throe per Ceat.R.Nueed prase lolj te £2 IP 9 New rhree.and. 4 4uarter per Cents... 101 l 3 1 Qi ILI. ' , wet (aw. at the rate of 6 per cent. per anntotn) India nu,* (41..104 per cent. per an.) shut Zlehequer Bills,Merch (LIMO. per et. per day) 1.3,4 lum-n plume, 151. tend (guano teed die. 5 per cent. ice ninon) 2f Orval ‘5.-tern. et the 6 f 11 41 31 $ 141 141 • t 61 1 19 EMIGRANTS to AUSTRALIA, AMERICA, and the CAI . / . perionlerly rm. ono, •olal W take 04 sit la .apply of OLD LI Y LLS ; On . mr • eagerly euttlibt id. is An the C.. 1 •ni • nd win AIM an tow eof ••31,-iee ran som; :toi ad probable sole. It ior ',a: merlic.uv ever %toed to Md r.rey •rar Ir.t. of ...Win ate 1: n...dand II Tr!, ...Annie to led: to T. Ron., onAl 110., ',roper-to ertn,routt, eine% L-rmlus. 11n41 he It 67, $l. r .arr.ehareby ; &tr ilby And ones, Forsirdd..nreet, nw . on wet ler.. Holy-ellurcliyard. Lean; mai by won reoreetakie denim In onlaens. hien lind, 1116 Id. nil Waft prim. I Is.eack. W 1 33 41 64 66 22 is 12 tiOj lj 1 rI, LAI)11115.- ROW NAL/11/lilt, f.r the .k u and roieoleoior..— It I. dielli . rulahrd ire it. en. retriel pnnlyies and ~hi. g IM. eh . • the gm. while, by Its arr.i.• w: - .:: pyres an.:110111114/ -mewl, .Y.C:I., It ftpe• all IWRirtil• ~ own the ...Whet, Aare every te.airney to Inhanraatwo. awl rote sahru.....y . itioair...... all re.lnro• tan, 1010)1.11., Ofelo% heckles, dia. terra: ... no, and other cotatiova irwt Ohm.. The rad, od bloom it awl- to the cheek, and threottone owl .le!kaey win, h i: ;adopt. . the haul. a.•I arm., nod,. it rwligriniablot • every Cadet. Geo *awn. atter ahar.no, .e.. 1 heel it altay ad iertiatio• awl tellitetalTl el re...:., ....I feeti , T II .4.44 airoarti. and =rt. lilti•arePt•i.lTlMlNl 160114. hq ..to. The toed. " Saw ' Kalitlx '' ire ..ri lb. warner .4 the ger...itt.. ar.; .:e, awl •• A. lianelathl awl s..n, 211, btu . . tia/4111. are al., gnosvel la tips gurent”...nt etatiip athard iii e ..12 • sttle. Euro 1.. bd. Mil Ow Old.--his'A by thew. an-1 by cbg...t. um Aorta:rev% 40 91 04 22 121 120 44 4, .1, 22 101 11 5 p. 110 804 41 6101 3 1 3 II 1 7 4 211 91 10 11$ :281 129 9 1 69 e m II 7. 9111 25 2 314 9 1 11 13 3 34 334 315 3 21 414 76 1t 34 40 10/ pm VI / eO/ 2 $9 :I II If ••• 0 0 0 2 3 lot _ . LOCAL N 11,410: JIA RKE TS. SI 107 f ei 12ie i , rate of I per nt. anGum) 96 andolltre Nod mks:: WO 3 15 0 OS 5 4 2 litovit• i div. et the ride of 3 per sent. per .inn.l he Loiloon .nd Month Waders Stock* (dividend et the rMe of 31 percent. per RIIMIIIII. London end North Warm Klock (div. at the rate in 6 per rent per ann.) Midland fitivekv(dlv. laths Mee( per et 6 per ann.) 7l 4.titti k Wern Ntock• • thy. at the 15 0 'nada, Y publbb 41. pule 1111LOAT. DEAFNESS, and on t • I'A'lllol.o - costa:cm:fa et the TIIIIDAT and FOL. teprin•ed it. greet Pr e JAmest tbq" KRA.. 3.ed, .u, woe her tete blyeety the gum Iblerrier, waft: eelea lit tbe bleu op•eit bat leinbary, Seekville-ttreet. .!ei timeltt, Pribee•-etreet, kis, wed ell 13.3luellers. 96 51 4'l 61 5 9 es , 1 130 St 721 3 31 rate of .31 ter etnt. re: . nrufeet.• 73 fork, Nevearthh soul here iek Streit* (die. M the rate of 3 per rent. per annum) 11IIS DAY. n 3 16 os 4 15 10 ntE CASE OF MR. MURRAY. 47 4 •• 1 I Of Two o'CLock. T:t IH, ILDITOIt OF IRS DAILY lIMWS. :t¢.—.la I cannot withhold from the British mi.. my grief . and poignant fvelinio, regarding the unjust pronounced astain.t me unturtunate tia.tril Murray, may I request as a Comm. that you mill l i gsrrt in t o ur independent and valusbla journ d the fol low.: oh.emations t Thinking you for your kind and Mama emoideetti ms g. his behalf, I am, sir, Your ctrl obedient and Ogled servant, FRANCIS RAY VESTRANGE. lotto ppe Canielll Mattioli, es-Governor of the city and province of Ancona's certificate, doted June 4, 1:4•12, nicon tedilde proves Mr. Murray innocent. Mr. Moore, consul at Ancona, and Mr. Freeborn, consul at Rome, are incon• trovertthly of oninion that he i. innocent et the crimes im pend to him. General Lindsay, the excellent and humane I bral.h o;beer, Las taken up his cause most manfully,. sad has been indefatigable in his endeavours to save Would he have done so had he believed lam guilty of the enormous crimes inspired to him ? Cyr- tainly not. Ile believes in his innocence, and defends him with the spirit of a knowing his father, who was educated at the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, served his country meritoriously, as did his ance.tors for upward. of .isty.five rears, in met of the battles fought from the Wien of George the Third to the peace of Captain Duns. late of the llopel Artillery, and Cost. Captain tit Corfu, is fully convinced of his innocence. Every English man to whom I have stated his tllll4l shuelde.s at the ilea that a Ilriteh "object, not ttuilty, should be in carcerated in a hon,hls, loathsome, fil.hy pri.on tor three year.. deprived of wring wither, wife, or child, or even the British comsat, 'weld in the presence of police officers or gaolers, and only allowed nous, rise in the Italian lan guage. If he had had a fair trial why these restrictions? In every country, Italy eacepted, the trial would have been conducted in an open court; and, any one who had not been guilty of sour' murder, the greatestpunishment in flicted for iutlieertion would have bees a short imprison • ment. lam aeured his holiness is most beneficient and humane, and thot he abbots the sacrifice of human life; but hi. priestly advisers, judger, tee, are unworthy of the ports they fill, and ei.pudified fur the delicate office of in vedigoting sad arbitrating in cases of guilt or innocence. A in in nay be opposed to a government for causes inherent is Inn. and which lir believes to be correct; hut that is no wawa ally he should be pronounced guilty of crimes uh,ch e ' e r, one of religious or moral feeling would shudder at. What does Mattioli say in his certificate "The i t. ntlenew of his (Murray's) character, his unwaver ing int.:ray, the diliecnce and amenity he displayed in the (tech-roe it the delicate duties pertaining to his office of Itep.etor of Police, make me confident that the atrocities and C'M 4rdly erimi a of which be bun been accused are ut terly foreign and abhorent in his nature." Why was not Mattioii, ea-governor of the City and pm ts.., of Ancona, tolled upon to give evidence ? lie was the principal pei.ein who could have distinctly pronounced kis Mummies ; but he was to be :tied secretly. No wit. wises were permitted on his behalf, those against him else mined privately. and he, unit ,ppy man, not allowed to con front thew What injustice ! What a diabolical attempt to rill the Papal government of an unfortunate individual who differed from them only in politics. Every one who hm fooled in Italy must be well acquainted with the horrors of the prisons in that country, and the dreadful sufferine4 of thew inmates. Few can outlive three years' incarceration, unless they are of robust constitution, and promised of great energy of mind. The unfortunate pri soner has .:reeved that dreadful punishment. Then tomes the cruel sentence of death. It would have been more to have sacrificed him at once, and not to have pro burred his sue; rings, and tortured him fur so lengthened a p. rind. I write with warmth and indignation, because I feel merit strongly the injustice of his *entente. If it be carried into execution, his innocent blood will rest on the loads of his accusers, and they will be one day summoned before their Creator to render their account. Woe to un bet judges'. Who will deliver them from the wrath to coin, ? They will be called to judgment before a tribunal when. neither rank nor power win screen them from the toosequences of their evil deeds. FIt.%NCIS RAY L'ESTRANCIE. — d:, Mornington-road, Regent's-park, 29th June, lila. TIII: 110NotRABLI ARTILLERY CollPANY.—Yes terday l'rinee Albert reviewed the llosourable Astiller Company, of which corps his royal highnies is colonel lo chief. Di. royal highness and several military officers of huh standing, expressed themselves is terms of the Idaho appmbation, lath as to the appearance of the company and th, p : riaion of their 'movements. CostsgEßefAL TRAVELLER-4' Srilool.B.—Yesterday I V.° half year'y general meeting of the subscribers awl frwiAls to this a eful charity, founded in Ik4fi for educating orphan and necessitous children of the above body, was hr id at the London T ; Mr. Mut, rman, M.P., took the chair. The chairman in the course his speech called id- ntinn to the state of the fund for the erection of the' schools, and centered a hope that the public would support the committee in their good work. The report .toted that the subscriptions for the past half-year had amounted to 2,1161. Os. • and that the annual subscriptions had in• ' creased greatly, being equivalent to 11 per cent. There arc at the present time in the asylum II: children. consisting of 17 girls, and 70 boys. The total amount received for the building fund up to the present time wu 10,3001, The re port having been adopted, the nv.iting elected 1 boys and 3 girl. from a list of 21 candidates. A HOLIDAY AT SOUTIIAMPTIoN.—Yesterday was observed an • universal holiday St Southampton, in cont-; tai morstion of the coronation of her Majesty. AU shops were eased, an I some thousands must have left the town escurouning. About 200 went to in as excursion train. lliere were picnics in the Nt w Forest, boat recur- !, non, on Southampton Water, steam trips round the Ide of Wight, and every horse and conveyance in the town were engaged by the holiday seekers. All the cricket ground* in , and round about the town were occupied, and shooting match." tank puce between the Southampton Kale Club, the Hampshire Yeomanry, the Royal Engineer., and the Pensioners. About 1100 persons visited Southampton yes teril iy from the Porehester line in an excursion train, and in the middle of the day thi re was • grand procession through the town of several hundred members of the bene fit ...tittle' known as Forester., with banners and hands of music. Ail the Foreders dined tone eier during the day, the Mayer of Southampton, Sir A. Cockburn, M.l'., Mr. M I'., and several other gentlemen, dining with them. These holidays us sot unfrequent in the south of lingLin4, and the unanimity which prevail. amonipit "II classes of employers in consenting to such relaxations from labour, is remarkable and highly to be commended. LITIRPOOL, JUN 6 211.--Oog share market has been very k inactive to-day, but crows rather better than at the emu. tnencement. Quotations remain nearly the same assn It, S.;urilay. The following arc the transactions 22 , (late 11. C. and W. Y.), 61—Eastern Counties, 10 546 * F.a.t Lancashire, 191—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 791 fBO I 4 —Ditto (fifth shares), 41 16 d.—Ditto (filth shares, West s%. ]tiding Laren), 3 d.—London and North Western,l2Bl 1— 4 1 1 1 Ditto (new 1 sharesl, 61 1 p.—Litto (fifth shares), 4 p.— Manchester, Shef fi eld, and Lincoln, 34—Midland, 7214 21 South Eastern and Dover, 211—York and North Midland, g 4 ,1 231 1 f I—Londonderry1—Londonderry and Enniskillen, l2l—Demerara, $2 B —Batch-Rh( nish, 3 d. J us; is 19S.—We hare no matetial change to re. r„ port in the share millet this morning. The following is 7 2 * she business transacted on 'Change :—North Westerns, 91, 10 91, 91 ; North British, 9; North llriti,h Preference, 5 1 ; St. Iltilend Stock, 721, 73; South Eastern and Dover, 21/. 13s. 9d. MAJICUJUITRIL, Jr's' 28.—Lancashire and Yorkshire 51 stocks are again st an advance, and old shares have sold at • 79) f.—For London and North Western, the quotations it. hove risen to 128), at which price soles were mode this after- it. noon. There is not much change in other shores. North British, 8 11-16 ; Blackburn 61; Dover, 211; Cheshire Juuttiuns, 1011 d.; Shrewsbury and Cheater, 19; Sheffield, aft 31 Eastern Counties, 101. Jett2S.—This market was active and th firm today. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were done at 1 9 1 • Midlands (Birmingham and Derby), at 39f ; 10 Shrew,hury and Birmingham A's at N. 13s. lird dis. ; 11's, at 6r; and Preference shares, at 111 ; and in local stocks, to Birmingham Canals at 101. ft, PUBLIC SALES. J 2.3.—8 y MOM. BtIII7II.IIWOITIt and SONS at the M Mart.—An improved rent of 1401. per annum, secured upon premises No. 26, lludgo-row, Watling-strect, fur 15 years " it. unespired-1,2d01. 25 Improved rent of rtot. rt. Athlete, secured for Id years 4 3 un-ipired, upon premises No. 27, Budge-row-1501. Improved rent of 601.„ %eared for five years and a half, upon premises No. 29, Budge-row-1651. gul Town mansion, No. 43, Westbourne-terrace, held under the l'uddington "state tar 9i' years from 1010, at 101. per annum-2,80. 10i Inch° d estate known as the Wick and Carlton farms, , 01 in the parish of Udimore, Sumer, cumpri-ina farm house and buildings and 143 acres of land, let at 3001. per annum —7,7501. xi Free:odd estate in the parish of Brede, Sauce, cons prising 1141 acres of woodland, timber included in purchase —3,1001. Ily Mr. NIONTING‘LE, at the Mart.-• Fifteen acres of laud, cottages, and buildings, at Ilersham, Walton-on- St., Thames—sold in lots for 2,7301. By Mr. Houma, at the Mart—A steam flaur-mili and IniAdence, Turkey-street, Enfield, with gear and machinery, 40 eapyhold at nominal fines and quit rents-1,0101. is A 1001. share, 951. paid, in the Polytechnic Institution 134 —76 guinea.. St • renter's share in Drury-lane Theatre-49 guineas. Five 100/. proprietors' skares in Drury-lane Theatre -20 guineas. 30 By Messrs. Itanarsna and SON. at the Mart—Frecned house, workshop, and premises, No. 5, l'embertoa-row, Sr Gough-square, nett:street, let on lea e at 731. per annum SS —odd at 1,2601. Three houses, Southampton-place, Southampton-street, oi Camberwell, let at 471. per annum, term 2 . 2 years noel- 30' pined, at 141. 4..-43.11. Two dwelling houses and premises, Crescent, Jewin• et. street, Aldersgate, let at 761. per annum, held fur 34 years at 11141110.--aold fur 6401. Pt. :3 By Mr. BEADS!, at the Mart—lmproved rents amount ing to 771. per annum, secured upon two houses, Nos. 15 and 1 2 18, Tavisiock square, for 4.5 years.-1,2701. Jests a.—lty Mr. Donn, at the Mart.—Freehold pro- /3 perty in the vitage of Pembury, near Tunbridge-wells, SO comprising residence, with garden and pleasure-grounds, and about 2 acres of land-700P. A cottage residence and 41 acres of land adjoining the 'needing, let at 344. per annum-6001. Bt. A pair of cottages in the village of Pembury, let at 6 361.101. per annum-3201. et. Freehold premises, No. 10, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, let on lease at 901. per annum-1,8001. 4, By Mr. JAMES WHITS, at the Mart.—Freehold villa 3 , residence, with farmhouse and buildings, and 2d2 acres of 7 . land called Woodluuds, near Battle, Snows, the farm let at 1121. per annum—knocked down at 5,950 f. Freehold and small part copyhold 'state called Rakes Farm, Abinger, Surrey, comprising 63 acres of land, with farmhouse and buildings--cold to W. J. Evelyn, Esq., M.P., for 2,4501. JOTIANNA WM:NEB.—IT is stated that Mr. Lumley has commenced An action against Hr. bye, laying Ins damages at 30,0110/ . and that the Attorney and Solicitor- so General are retained fur the plaintiff. , Flit:N(11 BEET-ICOOT.—Accounts from the de- sa partment of the North concur in stating that the beet.crop has seldom been in finer condition than at present, DE.IIII OF 1,0111, ARERCROMBY.—The Caledonian to 3fereary announces the sudden death of the Right Hon. 6 George Ralph Ii ten Abercromby, at Airthrey-eastle, on E L friday evening. Itts lordship was born in 1800, and sue ell - ceeded his father, the late Lord Abercromby, in 1843. For a nu , her of yeArs his lordship, who wan deprived of his at eyesight, was remarkable for his intelligence and the late- Is rest he took in improving his estates, and in the affairs of I the counties of Stilling and Clackmannan. His lordship 7, was lord•lientenant of the county of Clackmannan, and had is been a colonel in the army. He is survived by L a dy Aber ' cromhy and three sons and a daughter. Ili, eldest son, now , t Lord Abercromby, was born in 1838. 10 NEW PLANET.—Mr. J. R. Iliad has announced B t . that on Thursday night laid he "discovered a new planet on the hoyden of the core.ellationa Aquila and Serpens, le shout .1 deg. east of the star Tan in Ophiuchus. It shines 7, as a fins star of between the eighth and ninth magnitudes, and has a very steady yellow light. At moments it ap . peered to have a disc, but the night was not sufficiently :" favourable for high magnifiers. At 13h. 13m 16e. mean 1/1 2 ‘. 'time its right ascension was 11th. 12m. 58.81., and its north yes polar distance 9$ deg. lb nun. 0.9 sec. The diurnal mo- s lion in It. A. is about Im. 2s. towards the west, and in Y. P. D. two or three minutes towards the south." F IttiiCii IiaILWAY 1461 , F1C. —The I - allay/ma are the 1 , 14 WIIID. of the raw 1' , 01406 of the ',autos; ;sorrel railways : Nottosaaa.—from Jaw 111 to Jou 16. 111111engen, 3 , 4,9151 ; oo ola. 346,14/11f.; total, 333,331 f. Ito. ow— ' , row Juno 13 to Jaw 19 : Pawnor ra, 01,0330.; good% 91,6070.; tot tl, 11,0,6610. Is trim—Prom Joao 13 to JIM IS; romeogots, 31,637 f.; rondo, 39,1./11.; Mal, 101141. lIIILIAXII ono VIRIIIIO• —nava lute 14 to law 20: Pdioongro., .1;,1641.. ;Reda 1-0,3091.; total, 113,7171. Itosaaato.—Yrool lone a to Juba 14: Parettal ra. 4 . 133 • ; p.. 1., P,3340.; wial, 131,.37f. Nowtsa.—reroa Jaw 11; to Joao 16: Paiaroitota, 3 1 .11 6 0.; 'MAP. 31,3710.; Mal, 14,4671. laraaasom ao.—Fraa Joe 111 to Joao 16: Pr0aen0t0..132.0440. ; good ,n 4,1•111.; total. 211.1004 BALl4—Vroat Juee:l to Jane 13 : Pationtgere, 24,305 f.; good., 31. _5 , 110. ; total, 46,altf. Avoreare..—Prom Jaw IS to IMO 16: Pawn/ors. 10,165 f. ; Nog% 1497 I. ; total. 13,1110`. LTooo.—From hue II It. Jon, II : rarortotora, 1111.06 1 11,; .10.4 a, 142,5451.; total. $32,0111. Werms—Plolo Jute lite 1.5.20: Paootepta,ll,o67o.; pada, 22.071.; iota. 61.11100. 'lOO toreduo *. %mbar*" tattoo. / trim sad I.2rt Juttlioa . 411 km Watt. & koarValic 14 , Airkaabeol, I lac Jun. Inter I all 1 . 10.1.21ea0/11111‘. rk23/.0 I 0 !artatol and Easter . 1 - C l - .S.tedonlaa MI I tkellor sod Ilalyhead all !, tbrk ad Balsam ea tUobto and Belfast Jaw.. I.lus /toe, rnrtb, aud Aloe. ,kooIINICUOTI all 'East Milks (ASS L.& sad I.! all Do. /YIN II:j 3 11 1444ara Qualls Amara take, Claw A... L all 1.10. coaa It and C all ra,tlaatmbira all 6,44 Vl,st tulla Il,ot sad Birm. lasetlon ISO 9.li94:irgh 01.4.•••, 100 eatiokor,44, 100 494,94, 94 South Wasters. 140 '.treat Northern 100 Do. 4 Aare %A, Stack.. 100 Do. alarealt. Rock all Utaroutt. lad Via . Jct. 100 Otaat Western 1111 lore askr sad Car:lola .. II Du. Third. IW Loalsa.l3:l, va/11"orkatil• 14 Do. Pitts 11, Do. N111111‘.1112 . 2 , n0t at (cods Kortl,r^ , 114 Larks and Blackout too Lae., Brfobt/o, & Coat 1" Load= k Norta•Watt , 32 Dn. to., t sham II Do. Fitts I 1 Do.Slt, aS.,3l.nrd 11.1 u 100 1 ,99199 k l'outb-Westcr. Do., ,„ . Ji Da.. alO _ ..!. all' lAndon,:rry& I al: 4•499.,13ex.,an•U1atk, • ~100 I t1antb..91191.,31J1el r.. 4 4.; Ib. Ma& Liasl. I '.l 144 11411401 . . 1k" lb. Birn4 I:4:As 1:4 4e9t.J) 4 .bate WO Irv. ,larket 13 kaarporl, Aborgaveasy lad 71 taurr k aad kaatelaoc. IS 1/o. Now LW -22 North/ ra Cottalio. Laic 100 North tritW . . . 13 Korth Devon, 91141 .. II; North ..Leatlordalorr.. . 20 .740rt11 Wratera . . 6 1:44:11n &Mutt West. sae all 01f4rd, Wore..! Wnhat. 00 244. fiats Cralral ... V* both& Mtdlaad ▪ t4l.rawa. & o.i Do, clam I 1 4 11'34w/4aq a ifortkod.. all 4 hrearrbory ant (kink (Mo. W. Mia.) al Do. Hailed ..„ r Do. 11siresty 6/ 61/ropokiso tains .. tai4 l ... Ditto A, B. C, sad D. paid op at par 10 ant! Lagoa . 100 30410 Loam 34 bull Wake Is ,•. taikkillabolD; 61 13006640 art I tanlaeaal 17 !Med all Wakkkikkal= ▪ i 111411111101 t 3 Wed Osemmill leg Torkilosselbillienri; Ds. kalkanlatoo• 9 De.O.S.lLTercaLoe 00 Took and 111•9111 M 19144 LISZT LIAMICU AT VT N/ IttrallostainatOztordJuse. t i'i teo u ltia 4' toll t t t i t T um est: abj:lliato without. a 'maracas* (!caret to Great 't% ango Sel: Wren., Wolv., anA motto) 11l Me iv thout aguarento Drawl to Greta , . Army 17( Daukiasharn•hhe Dome to Lried..i.A N.%1 er cern, SO IC)4outale Janet** (Awed to fialadoalaa) 111 gootElniCi..ll.guar 6.,Ct (ler,ed to Gt. Northern) U Gloiloorter & Lle. Fore-t (a .ireil ti Great Weete, a 9 0 Ilk .elbyil.Torkiti4 %he til t' 1 1 ,`,.. 2.7: ;tr.; ::. H leladia Ihedforil CA idlooe Illikasilas as Uraeaotel 1 Ho r d to South Itooterr. 20 ;Ditto fiat cores (dtttr: is ! Lowoolott Goof:tout:est ~ (Ism* to Norfolk) ... 20 rortharafaasOrrn 5 pint' 11 (bawd to Yeat.f 'omit • 1 ili .ProstaalkWy!e Dew. Lot. ' IlalliWeet.itLaae.atifork . II mo. 4 Armes (A) idluoti N lima" Dui*, siol Dolph, Owed ui South WS WM I. ' 100 Royston tad'litchis (lass.l i to Groat Northers 100 IN, shopreb Nock , 1114 chef. Itceb.Goote. g.Sp.et. 1 ! (leo. to Los. asit York. Or:Smith Staffordekiro ilavocu 1 to Mr. **Crean) 22 Wear Valley. Ip. R. pus , i eared too ocittosaVar. 120 Ditto DiDitto . .I Pk • ' Wilt. k hoDerret (loaerel to Great Wolitoni) li i 46 31i 3:4 IN ICS L 100, Aberdeen — MI Ditto No. 2, 1 per Cent.. . .) .. •••• .s -'I, 00alickeiss Y .. _ II 101 1 34, Li Clairter and &IWO, ed ...I 1111 II . all Dundee, Perth, .010 Atm. Area Junedoei ... „ 31 4 Rut 4, r.ri,nt3/.1“10p.(14., 1 SI SI 0 tit.C.r.i.nab.,s pe.,Mol 11 Ii pm eIIIDIMo do. N 0.21 If If yen 6. 10 Do. Nes 6 per Cent. otoeli 121 :41 0 tn keett:nioi).lceireu.r n. 171. 151 if 411 011,11.4 Lane.B pC. ge. ski. , 0 I, 11.ittioureb, rer:ll said, 1 Ilifintee, .04 per ("tent ...# 1 V '..Great Moribeto 3 peilieut! IS d'l 17k1/4101.1teteemetheSenp 2 21 Me .4 ' 100 , 4 lertWe.trn(lll4so".' 11 1 1 0 ii.lo3e4.llkekliant.eaSse. 1 pm I) , ' ULU eetern, haat 4 i p.et.! 6 llamas:lire AVnili.. ICM liM Lon. o neigh. Ous.6peret SO , Ditto Cosy. 5 pet, 1032 , I.l.o,mlitstliWeetern S. Ir! 31 1 ma ‘ll Lon deinderty&Fmnieklekl 121 121 ~, 43 Man.Obe If.mLite.cso.Nel 104 Ili 11, Do. Mew A:10 3 Du. ft. ... Ito 111,iiondeons.Be.1101.4p 149 151 3 Ditto Vrehmesce ......... Mir ipa 20 30r0.13 kiteusion , 33 23 0 I hi.lluarer,leeill Si ',MCI 31 II 100 2.lth &Auk 121 Orford. Worcester, irdi w Do. dolver., o. Sll. de 01*, 1 Is 01111 1 li 14 2 4 3 0 ,1 yet 0 Merkliffiere.Neepiose. lef ,11 10 Thececk Cbestet INor.W. 1110.1 $ per Gent— l7l IS 15 song. Devon ... . , 131 161 2, &kith York. 4 per Ct.e.tia T :0 91 1 WaLerlaral A Kilkenny : I Ipm 'lt* York, Meircev'e.is lime , tit.M.rtk of Kme.y . ,,cli 101 103 11 Ditto Intto 1 11 3 10 TarlitN.llid.ll.ke:Fori4r 1 4 pis FORLit... . n (IA Centro' Prune (Swaim 10 Charleroi .iiid Dimling". b Dulals Ilhenisia .. ... .. Is Knot Indian . .. b Offtt Indian Peeing's.. 411 I h . Do -1 Om' huistlon of ham 13 I.bianibwas4 . . ... .. 10 Pa (Itailrbl) ... . _ . ._ .. ,L. 4 ,4414. 24 14i 14 If a. 21 it ti I II 3 : '... I iie. memo... ... 114. 474 Maria ant 6 6 ,..... .. .. 6 i ,4. Liu. do. !IA . . .. 1 a sa 11an.64 anti Uaer .. .. I lit Nterhera al Vrarc:. . O a Do. 161. 3an et. nook (3s it. & Mom um) 131 Isj I 11 Orleria .nd 8643ca11s .. 3 1 Ma 10 i I Papp wad 1. 7 0na ... . I I xi I Ne 'Paris and Oaken ... .. 4$ .1 . /3, Para, and Wawa ... .. Hi 14i le Para , an I rtra.'icoarg .. fa 744 al al fa !WWI NA Hart. ... . I 1 3 M CI linty, .....1111. .r... .. I 114 N 17 T' , II. 11,1 %ware ... . 44 ills Of tf j oree 11l melen . .., .. SI 48 . .; aortal ul Frame— ... 24 pa The following are this day' Bales for the aooount I:I H 111 011101N•IT SH•47:B AND lITOCRS. Aberdeen, 2811 ; Arnbergete, Nottinghiun, &etre, Rid 241 4 4 die 13 1 )13 41 10 0 4t. 34 3 .101 :4 31 .. i - di, 6.1 G .n. :1 3 rag 53 231 111 7/1 52 SI II 41 el 6 6 34 3 dlo 161 191 3 1 14 91 141 3 2/ 4* 90 46 dls 110 10 74 73 3, 333 par I pm 2/ 33 ma 13 II il§ 121 91 IN 71 74 7 641. 2 4 2 1 ./ 34 TitILD KKNTAI II 3 :91 3( soy HI 294 301 In :91 SO 31 LIB ISO S 1 32 111 :13 334 164 76 27 He 114 13 134 : 3 4 26 104 1114 03 63 o~ 25 /8) 14$ US 148 188 Our anticipations of improvement in the market for mining stocks aro being gradually but surely realised. A very large arid sutisfuetory business has biro done to-day, in many ca-es at udvane‘ d prices, and the general appearance of the market is decidedly good. The implines are more particularly for United Mines, West Camden, South Ci'irachin, Holmbush, Speedwell, West Treasury, Clive, and Cubert. The prices at which auks have been made a c reported to us as follows by the moat respectable brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this variable market as between buyer and seller: Alfred Consuls, 141 4, 15 ; South Caradon, 133 ; Linares, 17s. Bd. ; Wheal Kitty, 71; Neptune, 51; Great Wheal Al fred, 2'2;; Wheal Arthur, 17; Merlin', 61, 7 ; Cal lington, 8 ; Clive, 6i, 2, ; Hoitnbusb, 21; Cohort, 225. 6d., 235.; Lewis, 19; Speedwell, ti; West Cam den, 110 ; West Providence, 48 ; North 111111er, 9 ; Wheal Harriett, 325. 6d.; East Tamar, 19s. 6d.; South Tamar, 3i. The market for the gold mining shares was uni formly flat, the only exception being Liberty (Vir ginia) shares, which advanced 7s. od., closing 2 to 21 prem. Ague Fries and Colonial Gold shares are each quoted only par to 1 prem. Australian Cun sols aro quoted die. to par; Melbourne, par to prem.; Yuba River, to prem.; Britannia, 4to I dis.• Baden Baden, par to prem. Letters from New York state that sales had been made of 300 tons of Spanish lead to arrive, at 1 dole. age. cash ; and also 20 tons, at 4 dojo. 621 e. , short time, adding interest. New sheeting copper is I held at 231 to 24 eeno, the latter price for light sizes; yellow metal 19 cents; old copper of good quality brings 20 to 201 cents. From San Francisco wo learn that the stock of iron on hand is excessive, with the expectation of further considerable imports. Bar had been sold as low as 24e. per lb. Sheet iron varies from 6to Bc. ; the inquiry is very limited. Pig lead had declined, and cannot be quoted at over lie. per lb. From the Board of Trade returns, just issued, we extract the following detailed account of the quanti ties of metals of home produce and manufacture exported from the United Kingdom during the month ending the sth of May, to the three last years : Quantities. Exrottra. Month ending May 6. 1850. 1841. 18.52. Metals :—eis. iron;pig toot 19,466 24,307 21,648 Bar, bolt, and rod tons 43,863 48,860 49,82'2 Wire Cut tons 2,130 1,806 6,472 Wrought of all sorts tons 14,614 13,982 12,544 Steel, unw caught Copper in bricks and pigs cwts. 13,7'26 9,520 4,631 Shirt•, nails, (includ ing mixed or yellow metal for sheathing) cwts. 16,064 18,600 15,337 Wrought of other sorts Brass of all sorts cwta. 1,093 1,792 1,187 Lead Tin, unweaned cwts. 3,193 1,186 2,807 Tin plutes value E80,960C1113,7:35C99,1139 The results presented by these returns for vault period ure not widely dissimilar. The subjoined statement exhibits the total declared value of all the nittuls comprised in the above table, from which it will be seen that this important branch of the ra tional industry continues in an active state : For the month. Fur tour months. tria 1'809,913 .... .1.:2,773,0ek 18.11 1840 Bll,lOB .... 2,780,810 The exports of foreign and colonial produce fur the month are shown in the subjoined: Quantities. Month c alling May 6. 1550. 1101. 182. EXPORTS. Melalu—tix. : ..._..... ..... Capper unwrought and part wrought cwts. 1,060 2,412 1,474 Iron, in bars, unwrought... tons 167 103 156 Steel, unwrought Lead, pig and sheet Spent? 11u, in blocks, ingots, burs, or slabs ~.. .... ... ... .- .- . Quicksilver Taking the four months' returns, we have a great increase m speller and tin. The returns of imports arc as under : Quantities. IMPORTS. Month coding May Metals---via.: 1850. 1811. " _ . Copper ore and regulus tons 6,529 5 , 741 Copper,unwrought and part wrought Iron in barn, unwrought tons 1,609 1,127 695 Sue], unwrought Lead, pig and sheet Spelter tons 1,388 1,430 1,439 Tin, in blocks, ingots, bars, or slabs cats. 1,268 2,848 2,833 Quicksilver Copper is the article that exhibits the chief move ment in this branch of the returns. The imports both of copper and copper ore in the month have shown a tendency to a rally, but the four months' returns still show a progressive fa'ling off, being as follows: _ _ For four months. Copper. Copper ore. ewts. tuns. 1852 1851 18.30 This result comes in confirmation of the view re peatedly expressed by us, that the supplies of foreign and colonial copper, owing to the works in Cuba and Chili having been interrupted, and the falling off in the Australian supplies, are in poem of diminution. The t ffect of this movement has for some time past been evident in the rise in the copper market. THIS DAY. ty 5 1852 Two o'CLo( The transactions in the gold mincligsliurcslTtive been kw to-day, and have given occasion to no change in prices, except in Liberty shares, which have gone rapidly up to 2 prem. Tuba Meer shares stand quoted Nto prem.; Britannia, 4to dis. Santiago do Cuba shares mark Although ho report of the intention of the French government to contract a loan is generally discredited, and no intimation of such a step has reached City firms usually exceedingly well informed on such matte's, the security markets have been fiat to-day. Console opened 1001 to a cx div. for the 16th July, and after reaching 1001, went down to 1001 to 1. In the afternoon, however, the feeling of the market was rather stronger, owing to the confidence gene rated by the receipt of higher prices from to-day's Donne at Paris, and the price left off at yes terday's closing range. of 1001 to '4. After the regular hours more steadiness was shown, which extended to the other departments of the house, rail way and foreign stocks exhibiting a decided tendency to a rally. Business in the English funds was not large, attention being directed to the settling in shares. Bunk Stock is extremely firm. To-day's official report embraces : —Three per Cent. Consols, fur the mx•ning, 100, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 1011, New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104;. t, Long Annuities, 1890, 61, 15-16. Bank Stock, 2241. Exchequer Bills are unchanged in value, marking 765. to 795. prem. for the March, and 695. to 725. prem. for the June iasise. India Bonds are quiet at 88a. to 91s. prem. In the foreign house the settlement of the account ham commenced. and the arrangements have had an unfavourable ethet on the price of Mexican bonds. Other stocks were scarcel y y altered. Spanish were a shade better; Russian hives reached 116;, and I generally the dividend stocks remain firm. Stock was easily curried over at a charge of from 2 to 3 per cent., a very low rate in this market. Austrian scrip is now scarcely touched, as there is a feeling that a withdrawal of the support hithertd studiously ac corded to it by those interested, would rapidly drive it down to a . price more in consonance with the pre valent opin ion of this loan in particular, and Austrian finances in general. The bargains marked to-day are as follow :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 77, 78. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 1; ditto Four Cent. Certifs., 96. Granada Deferred Bonds, 91. Mexican New Three per Cents., 26, ' Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 6(.1 4 6:15. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 3s, 4. Russian Five per Cents., 1181 ; ditto Four-and-a-null per Cents., 1101', 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 911. I Spanish Passive Bonds, 61; ditto Old Three per Cents., 484, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 22, 1; ditto Committee's Certifs., 21 per cent. Venezuelan 1 heft-and-a-Half per Cents., 441, 451. Colonial Bank shares were done in the house to day at 151; Oriental Bank at 371 and 1; Ebro Canalisation shares were quoted at Ito prem.; but Crystal Palace were worse, at par to 1 prem. We learn from the Hague that the discussion Lan terminated in the Second Chamber on the project of law relative to the payment to Russia of the Dutch portion of the Russian debt, as fixed in the conven • Lion by which Russia promised her assistance to the King of Holland in maintaining his sovereignty over Belgium. The bill was adopted by 32 votes against 21. Hamburg letters notice the suspension of the firm of Ihilau and Weisse, of that city, consequent upon the failure of Messrs. Franck and Miinchmeyer, of Greifswald. From Turin, under date the 23rd inst., we are ad- I . vised that the National Banks of Turin and Genoa had regred the rate of discount on commercial bills to 3 per cent. A strong feeling of dissatisfaction has been excited in the City by the failure of the bill of the British Electric 'telegraph Company in the House of Lords. The clause of the standing orders of the house upon which the bill was thrown out (that requiring that three-fourtlis of the capital should be paid up) was in troduced pu-ely with a view to meeting the require ntents of the great speculative period of 1821, and amongst the exemptions from its provisions are eau merited all undertakings which may fairly conic within the class of general improvement and utility, such as water companies, harbour companies, light companies, and associations fur the construction of wharves, bridges, piers, &c. Under these circum stances the di eision of the house is regarehd as im plying an adherence to the letter, rather than to the spirit, of the clauses, as telegraph companies would assuredly have also obtained a special exemption had this wonderful invention been tu existence at the period of the enactment of the clauses. The case of the company, after carrying their bill at a heavy expense through the lower house, in the face of a strong monopolist combination, is regarded as a peculiarly h-,rd one. We are glad to see, however, that the promoters of the associa tion are not discouraged but resolutely endeavouring to retrieve their position. We have no doubt the commercial interest in London and the provinces, which has already testified so strong a disposition to promote a healthful competition in our system of telegraphic communication, acknowledged on all hands to be at present glaringly insufficient fur the wants of our great community, will strengthen the hands of the company by a vigorous and general exercise of the right of meeting and petition, with a view to obtaining the waiving of the clause iu ques tion, a boon that has been accorded to so many asso ciations of far less public utility. The altered position of our Australian colonies is giving rise to a series of joint-stock undertakings, the objects of which arc only indirectly connected with mining adventure. Under the amended title of the " Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing Company," an association is now in the market, with a view to raising capital to the amount ot a quarter of a million in .":9,000 shares of el. each. It is proposed, in addition to an Mike in London, to establish a bank at Sydney, with branches at Melbourne, Geelong, and other populous towns, as may be con sidered advisable. The objects of the institution will be gathered from its title. Some time ago we ' drew attention to the probability, and indeed the necessity, of an extension of banking uceommodation in our aunt hymn colonies, in their present altered cit.- ' cumetances. Large profits will doubtless be realised by these establishments under proper management, and that this view is shared by intelligent men of business is proved by the weal rise in the prices of all the Australian Bank shares. The " Port Phillip and General Emigration, Colo nisation, and Investment Company," is also in the field to raise a proprietary capital of 50,0001. in IL shares. The objects of this company, us stated in tie prospectwi, arc to promote emigration to Australia and elsewhere, to facilitate colonisation and the disposal of land, and to secure and increase the savings and profits of the emigrants by investment in the mother country. The prospectus has also been issued of the Aus tralasian Emigrants Monetary Aid Society, with a capital of 100,0001. in It. shares. A company is in curse of formation for the con struction of a harbour at Fairhead, the north-eastern extremity of Ireland. The capital proposed to be ' raised by "The Fairheud Harbour Company is 2.50,000/., in 1!. shares. The account of the tonnage of vessels employed in the foreign trade of the kingdom for the month end ing the sth May, as stated in the Board of Trude returmis just issued, is as follows : IN WAIII. Month ended sth May, United Kingdom and 1950. tifil. 1652. itsdependencies 319,227 .. 264,272 .. 356 ; 36 s Other States Total tons CLEARZD OUTWARDS. Month ended sth May, United Kingdom and 18.50. 1851. 1852. its &Di nd. neies 420,965 431,431 .. 434,322 Other State.l , Total ton• This statement is most satisfactory, no it prods The business in the English funds to-day has been of an average character. Consols were fur a moment quoted 1 lower than they left off yesterday, at 100; to j, but the price has since rallied to 1001, to 1 ex div. for the 10th July, and appears steady. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1011 to ; ; the Three , and-a-Guarter, per Cents., 104,1 to 2. Bank Stock, 224 to 225. The unfunded securities remain at yes terday's prices. The business in the foreign louse has been chiefly limited to the settlement of the account, which is progressing satisfactorily, and prices presrnt scarcely any quotable change. Buenos Ayrean Bonds mark 77 to 4 ; Austrian scrip, :11 prem.; Granada Deferred, 91. to 1, ; Spanish Passive Bonds, .51; ditto Old Threes, 49; to , 50; ditto New Deferred, 22 to LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES, tar Mout. PARIS. ivNs IS. I rot ... _ Money. Oplaisi'llisims. Lowest Clain& I s pre Cram ....... I ... 70 SO 71 Sr 71 8 70 75 . I 1 0 441.22 00ot• 1 1 0 1 $0 WS 0 WI II 101 SO 102 5 4 per rents. 5 prr 11;ta 1 per t;ento. 74re Inn, : . . ... ... ... .. . . 11.5ellemor4 on I ~.n,loe : kt•lght, 25 27 . 4 ; !V days, 33 1,.. 1 ... .. . .. .. ile4i.m4 5 paret.lattl tat llcorri w gapleP li;nto —, flaw?. 1)... It 1... 3 Ilv. :51. Plnanvont 5 p.et .... 91 - 33.. Tre t.nr) Benda 1'... 1. in I ,53 .... Bank near!. ... 2: - .10 . .... . . . _ PAltl/4, JONI 28.—St. Germain, 920; Versailles (right bank;, —• dtto (lett nanlo, 203; Paris and Orleans.. 1.250; Pau. and I dia;a, 1 1 1".1; Konen and More, 112 50; Marseille. and Mac o , 418 73; Straalsonre and Bale, 2.6 2s; Norther.. 611 75; Paris and ,tra.boarg, 520; Pans and Lyons, 65$ 75; Mon. lrresn and Troves, 2 5; trove 5o0; Ineppe and Feesme, 254 :5; Paris an,llacraus 91; Boole me and Tt.te, 156 ; b ro, 475. MADRID, JUNE 23.—Three per Cents., 451 ; after Bobs, 431 c., 46 p. Three per Cents. 1./eferrcd, 2'2 1.16; after Bolsa, 224 c. Licht (Ist class), 101 ; after Bolas, IN p.; (2nd class), 5 7-16; after Bolsa, 5.! c. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103. Exchange on London, 50.23. i tnaistne litiasini. No. B: sere. Mara& Pa st. prism dm+ e pinerday. trsday. . -- - - 100.i.0 1 .Agua ' , eke WI par 410 14 120"..o , Inc Aintio CaUfurrikaa I',0( 0 20 I 44,irlan 10,000 10 Anatralaidas ' 5 / If . 2 2 .00'2 :At %not:alias 3 i 11 . ,,,_ 100,000 1 Australian Freehold ' all 4 l i r IsLisd I Ave Maria. aU 4 444 '..,•••• so 111acnarvan lion and Aial .0 ." ... 1 0 ; '.^ 1 Killion Australian I kat% : SU I iAS WAS SS 1 itraril. 1mp. , 1-4. at Si. Irani 241 11 11 6,040 'a Do. Oceser and Adak ' 1111 -..- I 1.1 , 0 2° DO. W. John Del 1107- 11 - ... 21 , 41,10 1 Itnirion's eicek ....... 12.01.0) .. ,t)2l.re i aligns ........... 4110 Is 100,000 . 6 lestlonial Gold , I r.. 14.1.0 .... 14 I - 7P.M.. En!. sr Australian Capra ell I 4 4b 44 01.,000 20 itteneral i voill. I :aides Manntsin. .... all 11 el 11.000 itirrat Polgoolb all 111 1 4 1 nn. le 11.0,144 . !Liberty 11ti,42,' ,Lake liatiturin ill I I it t' 30,000. 1 • Lan.ltCalitae,Cl.llla.C.Co. 011 , II Ms 4 P. 4 4,0 1 14,310ansiBoathAwatisis 0 ' 4 1 200,01.0 new Grenada , ill I I I MS SWAN N.1.1•••411 MONAD lano4po ! 11 lio,oou Port Philip 1 ,it J pas I If 00,100 ,luit Ix Hoek an ' I i die 3 .e n li A isantiseu de Calla ......1 1 ( 1 1 11 17 ' 11 4 11 0 ,08' I 'with Aimiroltan I A Ala poll 1 , ...11 to n., cr.Ot ...... ........ , 7 'II 111 I 43,174 14. 7/51 limited Mexican ; all 1 I 24 1u0, , u• 1 0 Wea Il.rlpcsa. 'Li . 14014 614 I »+i 150 tf COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-I.ANE—TIIIS DAY. SVOAIL.—The public sales are going of without spirit, but prices are supported, the holders being firm. Refined • without alteration. Grocery lumps, 48, to Soh. Covrne.—The public sales arc progressing steadily, at full prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted from 465. 6d. to 465. _ . TRA.—The public sales went otf heavily without any material alteration in prices. SALTPETRI.-120 bags refraction 111 1 , sold in public sale, at 254. 6d. Rim-1,000 bags Bengal sold heavily in public oak, at 9s. to Ws. 6d., which scarcely supported hot week's prices. Corrox.—This article has become dull of sale, but prices are quoted the same as last week. Rust —A limited business has been done in strong Doincrura. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MAILKET. 7 .THIS DAY. . The market i s quiet. T he arrivals from South America and Australia err increasing. and are suppl.t ing the present wants of the bade, so that the effect or the firmness of the Russian holders of Y. C. Tallow is coul.terseted. Town Tallow is quoted 375. ; Petersburg, Y.C. os the spot, 35s.lsd. to 3ss. 3d.; October to December, 38s. 6d. sellers ; January to Dutch (1853), 395. sellers. SMITHFIELD HAY MAIIKET.—THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper and Davis report a heavy trade, at the followinit prices • Primo Meadow Hay, 740. to 82.. ; inferior, GO.. to 6.35. ; new, about ; Itowen, 68e. ; Clover, old, 955. to 100 s.; Straw, 24,. to Ms. LO_VDON PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, MONDAY, Jurca '2B. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 7,:rio firkins of Butter, and 1,590 hales Bae, n ; and from foreign porta 8,790 cask. Butter, and 740 baler Bacon. We have experienced an exceedingly quiet wet k in Irish Butter, with an increasing stock; the dealers purchase very sparingly for immediate consumption, and priers generally dceliead Is. per cwt. Foreign in good supply, and 4r. per cwt. lower. The Bacon maiket ruled very quiet, and but a limited business transacted, at the quotations of till• day se . nniglit, .504. to 5Sa. landed ; nethng doing on board. A fair supply of Ilambro* arrived, which me: a rt. , aily sale, at A 24. to .NN. _ . - Stocki and del veries for the week ending dune 2tith tirrrs a. Batvx. 1 4 1,4 k. Delivery. stock. Delm.ry. 1850 8,t911 1,3 e. 3,..7, 1,43" M 1..- 11,460 4.1641 4,960 9,1110 ISA 17,910 4,134" I 4,930 1,.70 LEADENHALL. i he tolerably well, but not to h kind of Ace, in which a r, as tanaw.: IheCaMAMA . d. ti d. Inferior llnitms f S 3 16 NWJiin6 ditto 3 0 3 6 Ihrinve ditto latge Pork Small Pork I. to IL IN. CHEESE, HAMS, as. Double Gloueefter, per cut. Single do 43 nt York barna Wratmorclood do. Inch do. Warne= do. Wiltahire Moon, green 6O 61 Waterford Ban 54 60 Ilainburgh ..... 57 Ameneske .. NEWOATE AND These insrheas continue to ss7 homily supplied with cart tsar average buadoess is doing, Per Nob. by I o. d. wd. Interi.ir Der( 2 6 2 unto . Prime laws ditto 11ito small ditto 3 1 3 Vest Lamb, I( ICES OF BUTTEIt U. 1.1 V 64446741, per ewt 64 7. Dorset sew 78 60 Cariow 014 74 W.ter ford. — 64 emit w Limerick „ 40 Sligo re4h butter, per &ma 8 10 ettemblreChtese,pertid 69 70 Cbeckter, du ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. P. 5. Our trade is in a very dull state, and prices are again drooping. mew, itae Trebly 74s. t , 74. pet out. Do. mtthltiog Devuts Ftealt