The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

- --...._ aloommom it --0/1-ma,.. ~.2--, ./4—Z— , .; bi /1/1, - ..•:' .....____, , d.„.z...)..........),__.../k..._.__,._.,z,...: ~.. 1., 1,8 r. - .JL ..: :,..IV, . itt :i - 7111: ,I_ll 4-fi;i'l:'..li . r 4 - )I d i ....m.o. 1 1 ewe. - No. 1,807.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1852. T „E DAILY NEW S . crowing whew crop la that country is deteribed=2 BAIL WA Y & . MINES. KONBY Load.* Noires Nur / prise M. eg„. bat spring-sown corn is said to have pi ,,,; emus Me DULY NEWS le at the leads( the Li. I:c c : ab le leer continued drought in Much and April. At —... v.. 4 02„,.,„ a t on at arum, eilmoromt tree . ,.... r emeinalleneMble bneldme Paris, es Wedneeday, nom was decidedly cinder to May, THIS DAT. MONDAY ETINING. „ l a. . 4 1991 peee 19111M1 4 sad wheat wee 50 cents. per 16 hectolitre lower than on Two o'Croca. The . Iwineipal besineer to-day has been in Clive., The market for the ha 0 r ',,...„ uwa. Inactivity continues to prevail in the share market, which have raweed between b i k ist ac i :l 31, and lean off but prices are rather more firolly supporte d to-day• buyers at the l a ttar fi ff are- - also a d eman d the arrangements for the a rtrrsoio i5 t,,,,-..-Aor n ,„,neuld id . o ,4 l4.l. 'inweeM biske darer aillaili j:it s tha F t rose d" . N w at e te k s . we learn that holden of wheet had insisted ls la. waned ra ilsinsgsamandminmamlal la. on previous prices, which had checked business ' the seen. Caledonians. Midlands, London and North-Westerns, for shares in the United Mines, without Wheal h ,_ asia li a itrea r heahl i 1 rim laetrile...ma in nh- Bassett, and Great Wheal Alfred, sellers Tut es•med • la Die etty, hallway, Nignalagy Azisles.- wooer sorts were quoted 355. 9d., and fine Nis. per qr., free and South-Weeterne, are marked at a trifling int-ing was not leer, and a j„„,.,,..--. _ on board. Oats were still held at equal to 16s. to 16c 3d. provement, and Other stocks are stead Awing. In other stocks the market presents no m , tens , is untunten. no et 3 . - one period of the day it ,-ou t s' • wee WI. a t 1 MPL 19 1. 696 ._„..... 697 „.... a11aw .„ 1 ”P,21„ per qr., tree on board. French shares are also firmer, though the trans. particular fesilue. The prices at which sales have mit 9911 199 90,14 991 9091 1 1 wwe ••••••••-...7 . " ..7 I n t Mediterra nean markets very little alteration appears ... se .1e 6..4 .- .0 _ „ , , -, „.„ „„ 1 , d a y sam o w% T ose p i n , • been made sureported to us is follows by the most close of the market. C 1002, but closed at Satin _,.......ptherv. to hate taken place ia prose ; the espeetatioa of large sup. actions are not important. respectable bektlers and dealers, but due allowance money and Wednesday, Iro a— r 1., :sue., Is wag the eel paper Was the plies hem the Black Ilea perks daring the current month otialtang A riD ITOCIDI lIINWIAIIagrrIMD. It eyrie -ram... claw*. wane away as must be made . for the wide margin frequently exist • Tue.' art.abete it. ; 'ea and lira always from De mama hod lead the effect of roadering bayou s eautioas, whilst the Ju ly. The official bui a y ,d e sser wisest:was ate. =OMNI of the stocks on band had tended to sustain the 114- Pal 3611.11•711. /..,,,,,,,ree• Is puhie Loose fa Mows lie the NM roam et erollAssee of holders. 91.1.1a19 * . WI "' in ff in this ratable market u between buyer and Three per Cent. Ceneele . —,„ ... for account, 1002, 1, 4. bete. , , t ee WM.' 131,.„,"7„n„,„,..1.adisa,,seissawee„,eelis""Swpe fore Tim Uric's from America confirm whet has previously li s i i I L "Ma". - ... ... - ..1 Is seller :--Clios4l6 t 4; Mary Ann, 46 ; Trolawne a r . , 3 991, ).. New Three -421 ; Booth don, 1221 ; IVest Towan, 14; V ini",;bplrr,'Wb.l.---11••-y-edesle.iir—a its air. - oldwit — masspeu - - tam : been sad in repird to the expected large supplies from the - ima .. 7 7i If - 102,1, ?„ ,1,. Long Anna astablleted. Neap Maid. interior ; and the growing crops ate, at the arms time, well 14 1 all IllinsWMl.ll=e l 10/ 101 of Teeny, 322.6 d. ; Great Wheal Alfred, 191. 31.....ru. feroositts i 5..,• IN.• 1 . 0-T MI SNAG somewhat !unions to realise , and the tendency of prime had in in '•••••••■••••• iti tel l die • The unftinded securit she vi.,. 11.1Iel• 1 , 111.‘ Nv. 4.1 - „,` 1,,,,, M‘Ca tti aaa .. at d:f o as i P r i° ria: l ate l" ; lid Co lonia l t c l n th ly er par dm to P / in p g rem. ten , de a n n e t a• nitra that good breads or Western Canal flour would fall et SO .. Of 19 •le k Gold les. co. We hear of transactions in e` H O.. to ' prem., ant TM.. wa nt weak...ma 1a77,....pal pales issalls 11 . Welswisi to 1 d e l. . per barrel, valeta more encouraging adyiees were V all (11111111100 - I °l Ili II I mi s meetly rierword by • e • Mebane at 1. preen. Australian Consols P rem. - -- . l . ur • tear N. we , IS tae N et s tat al ' the Leaden morale. received from Great Britain. Shipments to some extent N all Orel end ••• ••• - --• • lowa torte tit tout birth read and • Mend lags-rems• were in prrreas, and we may calculate on reeeivirog fair r', a l t l a llinewd r .rp a rger- Mg Md. are quoted 1 "to par • Yuba River, 1-18 to 3 . 16 In the foreign stock i 1 Mee tr:, „. "ten It Ili ti ems rv,ine blonds • wthii is stimitty the spt plipp tram that quarter. prent. 3 Roy ruralist; Mining, / dia. to 1 prem. ; me at was in M exican 1) rem . . a f' rib:, 0, imoh et t eller° • awl alma , . WO t he wawa teg beat Final writing the above we ham received advises f ro m *au wt n a tibmina j;,* It Baden Be die. to par. unfavourable interpretat . reecuee of the "wa wa ae1 .. 1 :„„„1 nne a...„,„.'" __„,„,e irall tas h . m . ssi ,„„, AlUerfell of mere recent dates. The demand foe *MT lad end LAD) ~ , .. 4 perienced a heavy fall. NIA , ' o r l ' °*° _...,_, wiew•4 _,..t ea , s "..........."."'"'. " -- .1,4;14. 4 . 4 ...4.1 -. --' Improved, and at New York prices had crept up 61e. pro bet Is aS pc I sts IL ill/ .II Great P are firm. wat ,.., obelrvable toward ga w "'P m ' le r ee...- -----e--- -- - II bane letters of Friday's date quote no alteration in 11l- 4 " I mme• Olawnwl. - .. 9 9 4 t Advice, received Santiago Com m...re.- SI all trent them mess A.. dat .At A ta Descubierin shaft i: m. "` w r ` ee ' L. '' , a fal r. rink red ei au Mobseller or NOW OIOO O is WA la*. ior at priers. The French markets dull, and quotations leading m. e. v. ii.) . s r ai l . ' turday) the New o. :ow. Is. goseetlerreet, elestamo t, Landmi • downwards both fee wheat cad leer. uen Dadra a awl (ilk fl •. , .•,, w sail ' 1 . Tantentetan Eon . ss all ant teasaddre vi ta 174 3 wide , emnFeed et Pl an o Mir spar, With • CIMIC4I flat, the art r LADIES.-- ROWLAND. ICALiDOI. fir ._ . _ _______ su aft sewn saws Isalsissii. the rloa am. careplaaloa. -It la dbalmeldeoll eirip UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL set Mu. Ismalisa.__ - 311 El vein of grey nod yellow Germ ere ea die north . ...unfavourable. Austria penman sod swathing GP eta •a We din. with% Vp l =2 .. ft. Se Allatiamh Mow •SI U %AMBRIDGE, JCNE 6.-CORTVB CnRISTI COLLEGE. upy e A A , wall 27 wad, lode 2 net , but peer. The St. An .. to. pew sr weever mammary made. to samba teeunliet t one ' s da ft is sunk bora eurthee 7 fathoms, lode 3"i to 1 pre mium. . lent. s nerain, aim* emu maim la trifferomabin ass Moe -The undermentioned gentlemen have been elected Eel- la. 105 ()lbw.. 3.03. - ...... evi d ently the interest of easovelil ea Wow% lo". Omani WWI 11 9 1 1 1 1,9 4 ws. lows of the above society . ..Rev. T. T. Perowne, M.A., on 11 all UMW NOOMMII -.. poi 1 feet wide ' canc."' of = spar , and naakan, market. Danish Three owsvoeve=sr ounwes ntleticslL Tae WOO *On I t the Nor folk foundation; G. F. Wright, B.A. (1862), 7th at `II 81 4 11 NE* 9 . 41 . 11111, - Ili 6 ' Stopes west et aylor's las nod branches 6 stoc ks are firm. chh W nig Week awl 'be 1611 =g 1 X 6111 " Ilk " Ibis ' Wrangler ;W. H . Snell, BA. (18.52), Ilth Wrangler, on all De. 3 shank_l4. "AIL. lei 1 elVbesee mid ram, madly It tummy WM. Cu. M all ot.esettoeseWeeLare. all 40 feet wide, predhautg 2 tower eeppw ore per fathom. changed. The list of sal m .........,.......,, 1 , pp p p p o w p i wpm. p pg s e pp i ep. el the open foundation. At the same time the following were at„ la , u ,„,,,, ap,,,,,,, .. Ha 4 , 2 El i Taylor's shaft is sank below the 22 fathom level 9 * t at% „mg resew gems, ramighlad=ll. Dowers graperhaa elected Scholars : ) sag. D. Woolnough, Prescott, Seppings, 39 at tamasommaxl mid. . so uCent. Scrip, 1,4, , Islyeafe lee ode. Us wank " IMlNfrec •. 6WIOa Mr lathe, Read, Cuthbert/co, Bunton. li. II Da. 21060 ~_ ....._ .. 9 10 pm fathoms; the lode in the shaft is from 7to 8 feet per r Cents., 991 ; dttt implar M rhs naneloo onto* owl "A. brakind sad Sok SO, IthriBILIIENTII. 5. ton Lasesabbesod . Torhslar 711 79 79 wide, producing 7 tow of some ore per fathom. Re . SO 14 Da, /Mks a 4 No S onenos Ayres Six per Beta. c"'•• * "•• 1 " ar . "" e• t'""" set ' um " me ` e Rev. Edward Han Fevre, to !Indian Rectory, *„, Ds. „ 444 ayi4 4 ,11 4 , 44 4 46 . The lode appeara to be aa/dur seat and west, also • pew teals hue h. ad an ad.--11151/1 by 'bow, said by lx per Cents., 103, 104 Cluoretie tetro Partureern S u ff o lk ; on tie proscenium of the Rev. Edward Barker le sit Lela tint___■ _ . ,_. .. ilf 13 getting down tn more settled - ground. The south 1825, 80; ditto, Five p Free', of Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk, clerk. 111 ill Landensedllhaftwall a 5 9.51 t wall is hard and regular ; the lode also is more com and-a-Half per Cents., yll? fY THOUSAND CURF.S WITHOUT MEDI- Re.. Hubert Wade, to Christ Church Nee Canon Per- e t I I !. =erierin ise ait i Coe' !M il l I n pact, and freer from mundic. 32 west of Peewee crBa by in' 9 Mara 1410 AKK4 AA AIIABIC.II MAG.- pettier Curacy, ptrialt of St. Clement, city of Norwich, on U SI Da. dm- salons_ .. 41 54 „ms ;P I a i Certifs., 93. _). Eeuadot ranee shaft the lode is 2 feet wide, composed of s -..1.,..::--• key rm.' Mihrerlanble Maul Mir tlPMerla, the nomination of the Rev. Richard Rigg, of the said city, 2, 1 ., De. m is ... .. . , , ' ferred, 9. Mexican 0 a „„,............, lam*, easalearn apnea , wet; cl er k . mundie, flookan, and spots of yellow ore. The role te I Do. Slosh.,lLana LW 11 li .7 June, 29 ) , 301, 30; dill IN" l b . • Ma t r i t i " ..11414 I ' m DIE: si r es Rev. Wm. Bell, 8.A., to be Chap,ain to her Majesty's el. lera wake A cwt .wens , er 55 Oh in Taylor's shaft never looked so promising as at 22a , 23i 4, 4 i Pc *sow es d.'"- Jae. w Itoo asw , • um , . 7 I citron is: es. the IlMailbotaid eins:4l /44. ship Monarch. se tat Ds, AM ... ... . 5 4 lit present. The produce for April was 3 tons of twi t ditto *D e f e rred two , : -. l law drtawill re *Oren* lee mpree nala. mg Rev. Edward Mucklestoo (Perpetual Curate of Ford), to lc 4, Dv. 4140 - - 44 Ili . is ell Landiadrryat Faalskillm Ilf as 4 precipitate, and 100 tons of copper ore. wifierio tie pa ha * * sr Mew 11.00-9 1 1 1 • 0 44 1 01 91 1 1911 L NU In he a Samsonite, diumes of Hereford. Portuguese Five per I s e wi risaw.,stmowastsia. tf H w i, k mes, I as, a as. at; 2 its, at 46,51.5 Mot Dag 11111, 0 Hon. and Nev. John Thomas Pelham, to the New Church gt. 1,. ,a,u..4.4 31 A 1; ditto Converted Fe us sore 4 edlleagastaft I° Iht.ot mt. t *we+ N l . l 16° rev. Perfected Curacy, Hampstead, IllidiLeses ; patrons, pro. S. 41 Ink Uwe. Gala. a 4Ms THIS DAY. Five per Cents., 115; sea IS le.wrossesso re wen Owl sr taankman mud. ili _Feat east -- _ .., .. eel eel 11 1 I 1 Two o'CLoca. Cents., 471, 481, 48, 4 ; ...m. L.f. a. 411, V and ; ' s . 44 New . 111 1 01191. 1110 4 0.01011111 slor Pmit .... _ . . Richards, 0 Ts to Thorneybum Rectory, North- 2 4 -. luo DP. nirra-MM . Dwrat Se 35 i 5,......- _.a..n , re. so t. PwW,suowe•Wr , The gold mines are very dull to-day, scarcely any timberland; value, 2001. and residence; patrons, Green- 1;- U.- 1 0 :1 4• • 40 '40 i Mame I - 1 1 1 per Cents., 211, 1; ditl 1 8 market i 111 business offering. Prices generally stand as last re- per cent. Venezuelan REVIEW OF TH F. CORN TRADE DURING with Has ins. Rev. John Richardson to Si. Ann's Rectory, Mencius- If 10 Newport, AbMga . Memj nod pew __. _ II Ds If ed. Liberty shares rule at ito 4 prem . . • Yuba for account, 40, 4, 391 THE PAST WEEK. ter; patron, Bishop of Chester. 50 lf Nene, and ganleidllsa.. 11 11 Si r er , 1-16 to 3-18 prem.; Britannia , i oa- to i The statement ironed -- - Rev. Henry Sewell, to St. Peter's Perpetual Curacy, tIL 'h. ;Merida .. ... _ .. lis 04 p remium , containing a summary ;From the Nrk Lew Stowe.) Chorley, Manchester; patron, Rector of Churiey. 10 II Do. Pew g 10... ... - 11 10 Ds M s,. 1 .7. .......Nortbars ..l C ,.. seatirs .. . i.rees 3 4 $ dla Cobre shares are firmer to-day. by them per the Orinoc BRITISII. Hon. sad Rev. Frank &soden, to Newdigete Rectory, 73 :72 ; value, 353/. and residence ; putrou, Lord Chan- is II ;;;;; 5. ~ .7 . i ~. • :.: • ; 1„ i , Laving Dossaiss The Committee of Mel The weather has been showery during the last - Se 17; Marta Staglivilers... . 5 64 Ms 11 191 No. 'hare. Yam. Pahl priors, draw advice@ from the City or ritht date, with westerly wind ; and though the tempera. TACANCIER. 39 30 North Nostra . - yesterday. today. Vera Crag to the 6th ult. Mr , ha . bcca law cur the tin. of year , vegetation bus Castle V Ica waou.-Adlingflard, county and archdiocese York ; to 9 teorla hewn' w . su.lons .4 1 6 1 pm net, who had arrived thei tail pren . ... The grain crops are, however, backward, value, 28011. and resident • ; patron, Lord Chancellor ; Hon. 111 all oxford, Wore., k Wolvs• 19 19 se 100,0 ) 0' 1 Arm Fria all par 1 pm: leave far Mexico on the of and the harried will Most likely be ■• late one. In other ..d Heir. F. Suiplen. promhted. et. 23 .eottialt Central ... .. 111 1 St. It ...ark Midland II 111 100.05, test. ,nab Californias 0,90. au saertan .- .. ....... rep. et. appearing, , are promising; and the reports from h u mus, South, Middletes, diocese London ; value, 3381. 134 p p a m , le pp... & pp , 7 7 1 . 9 10.00 0 DI austrolaim 9 I ll „ and it was said that mei the s4rimiltural district*, in reference to the probable pro- and residence • patron, W. P. liansond, Esq. ; Rev. T. Id, fli is US., Own 8., -. .. rows 30 Australis. .. ,_....,. ~. ....„ . 1 6 i against the importers of go dace of Pad, ore of a satisfactory character. There is ma l a ise. d ,4„,„,, d. le e ea/ewe/my! Montero.. $ 2de 100,nOt I Australia Freehold areseqamtly nothing in the present state of affairs to N. s:. Juerbury and Choate 30,000 1 Ave Marls all 1 din Crux, however, still reuse temet the merchants an 4 millers to purchase beyond what '" ps.v. W. Ilia.) .„ 154 17 oii IS Inarearwe ben and Dial all .. .. tariff on their imports sin they say require fur immediate use ; and speculative in- LONDON, BRIGUTON, AND SOUTTI COAST RAIL. 14, 9 *-I ) po or Rum •-• ... • SI 9 100.0.4 , 1 Midrib Airetruttelli Gold all I fU. weeniest. appear altogether out of the question. The future war.-The aeourned special meeting of this conniany le lo Ps. ormortry ... . 111 1 7 4 mow u Brew. euftw.stse se. 2 S II It that the government we' M et esreprolve Liaise ... 11,0111. DO Do. DisimmandCulata „ eat - - for the payment of the d tame of go.,t.t. ion. will depend emir. fy ods the weather ; was ► held yesterday at the London. bridge terminus, to re- ... ... mop. g. c op e% hip a 1 aIL 11,000 10 119. Si. Juba Dal he, - - 19 meanwhile of coune 11,,d theeld the wfrumwr ow' autumn prove tolerably PenPiliuu 4 2 eeive the report of the scrutineers on the result of the pII paklupat prithat. Se 403 as 210,000 1 Cartioa's Creok sli par I CO 11. minishing the produce of wheat would probably not vary 49 value materially until demanded at the special meeting of the company on Friday 10 "e , arch Hems ..„ - . lis 19/ 12,000 ... (blue ,„,, 40 alt LUr le which had accrued for after lure. st ; hut diorite in the hands of farmers last (an account of which appeared in these columns on 91 . la 4matb Imam ... ... . Itlf 7171 4111 i 104,000 5 Groon= - me believed to be small, and according to the Saturday), in respect to • resolution moved by Mr. Bell to : 0 , 1.,, " I "lb 7," ••• .- 44 ;.. 33 1, am " . °optima l4 - during the lirst four mo 70,10. I Kraft. &Australian Ouppr; all If 11 die appears for that reason c amounts from tl.v other side, no importations of adjourn the larding for three weeks, and 10 an amendment . I imam, is, toye 1. ..., 6 I sa Uwe 10 Oeneral - - lan. No decision had as Inagaltude an likely for • time to reach us thereon, requesting the directors to co ..... a special meet- i. Is rmwawpemjuaw. 2f 3 inn ti'..o:o '' . 3: G u m o b. 44 :t t . y rolg ftn uott ia Tateetentng or unfavourable weather would, therefore, be ing with as tittle delay as possible; Mr. Laing took the chair. te 17 %Seer Am* ... -• . 12 13 ell 11 11 pm port duty, but Mr. Falco rem likely to cwt. holders to rave th e ir pretensions, more The report of the scrutneers state] that 43 proprietors voted 3 ' all Igailrawd end = 41 5 especially as the lutarianco of the wheat plant on all strong fur Mr. Bell's motion , representing 159,218/. stock In the r oil 7, ll ,r e dmd „I , 2a as firoon I ! Lake natbarat- elsy lands I. supposed to render it peculiarly liable to in- compsay and 2,845 votes ; and that 75 proprietors voted 717. t 91 111 e f 5.1,0 , o I Ilno.kealifor,G.Qta.C 00. all - - granted. The adrniniatrs JS Ifork,NotramMalsSerwle 174 19 Ire NA.. la rieziseult SouthAmericari 9- - plan having, without a, jury; the flag being heavy, and the stem long. At this mo- for the amendment, representing 280,0311. stock in the as A , Di ,. m, ",..,....... 7 , 7 A I 200,04 1 New Granada .. neat, homelier, Were io decidedly more disposition to sell company and 4.919 votes ; showing a majority in favour of SS 9 Do.O.N.R.Psrebass a 11 „ .00,00„ I Nouveau Monde than to buy ; and the somewhat firmer tone assumed by the amendment of 32 proprietors, representing 120,8121. et. et , Toth sad North MAN; 13 334 Sal iss,oen 1 I'o4l'9llld h Ad. rs lost week, has failed to lead to any advance. The stock and 2,074 votes. The chairman declared the amend- 00,• Oo 1 Gusset Plet eh I I i die Customs warning them a fr. , shoe.. nof the last two or three weeks have caused merit carried, and announced that • • new special meeting WES LEA= AT FIXED RENTALP. 7JOI N manage de Coba lO4 IS 04 0140 .0 I ...Ws Aveiro/las 1 pa 7 p ie ii signed for the payment of a considerable improvement in the gram landa, end keep for would b. convened on Tuesday (this day) fortnight to eon- 101 00. 6 4 999 00 ti 9 1;0911 cattle hes become more plentiful than it was earlier in the eider the proposed arrangements, and to the meantime a 43,174 /S. IN United Nelican lesson. It is, h..aever, very doulatel whether the hay full statemeut of the arrangem e nts with the Crystal Palace ~. easse . L wk. sal se 31 Icsa..ou I Wed glarlposa :11 4 / die We are again withot woe will dive • trout return, the rain havimt come too late Coaman• would be meet to each of the proprietors. together "I as li ra !P ene n n . °6 - 8 _ 111 ... / .1 11 . 81. .. .. . amount that has come I [TH ItEEPENCE. MONEY MdRKET. MONDAY EVENING. Where the asterisk (a) is prefixed, it into hi ander stood that the share rate of interest islets. the impede tax. It will be seen that in every ease we take the rate of interest declared for the last half-year as the basis of our calculation. To render the rests strictly accurate, the proportion of i n t eres t w hi c h may have accrued since last dividend period, should k Is each ease be taken into account. floor per Coot. Console .... price 7 00 4 fled per ceet.st ' twee per OW- Sodom! 0 New Three.oadwASortra per Chats.- 1031 3 3 Sank wash (die. at the rats of a per mot. pre samosa) tails Nock (die. loj par Gent. per so.) r 6 s6l6,llll..learett (WOOL per rt Per tad dlr.S pee oral. per WIDUM) 724 gees YroweAo Clonal/. (dlr. at the Mr of S per amt. per annum) 924 teas be sad Yorkshire CIW Illarta.div. at the rata of 3 par rant pet Lorin aod 'bath Woolen Wow. 73 pllvidoul at the rate of 6) per sent. pw Leaden r woada). at North WINO'S had. 93 Mkt. at Ws raw of 6 per mat per raj-- ... ... . eland atookettile.at the rateriti pet 06 0 WNW Week* idly. at the rola 14 for amend ror amen.. . tOf fork. lirosorida, and Barak& Steak. (dlr.' at - the fate of 3 per Nat. per easral • emosseffirgiwe THIS DAY. .The market for the home funds was firmer to-day, I tie arrangements far the close of the Genial amount baying a strengthening effect, but the business offer ing was not larp, and an advance of A observable at MS period of the day was not maintained till the close of the market. Consols were invested in at •1001, but closed at Saturday's range of 1004 to for money and Wednesday, and 1001 to 3 for the 16th July. The official business record is subjoined : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 4, • ditto for account, 1004, 2, 1. Three per Cent. R educed, 991, 3. New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 1021, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 15-16. Bank Stock was rather higher again at 222 t. The unfimded securities remain quiet but firm. Exchequer Bills, of the March issue, were dealt in at HOs. to 83.. prem., and India Bonds at 88s. to 925. prem. In the foreign stock department the chief move ment was in Mexican Hoods, which, owing to the unfavourable interpretation put upon the advices, ex perienced a heavy fall. A better feeling, however, was observable towards the clew, and from 221 'which price shows a fall of nearly 21 per cent. since ' the New Bonds rallied to 231 to mtelan Bonds opened better, bat Aimed fiat, the advice. being regarded as unfavourable. Austrian scrip was rather better at to 1 premium. At the present time it is evidently the interest of the agents to prop up the market. Danish Threes reached 80, and Spanish stocks are firm. Other securities were scarcely changed. The list of sales embraces :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 2,4, prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 1 ; ditto, New, 1829 and 39, 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 72 ez dir. Chilian Six per Cents., 105, 1041. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 80; ditto, Five per Cents., 104. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 931. Ecuador Bonds, 44. Granada De ferred, 9. Mexican Old Bonds, for account, 15th June, 291, 301, 30; ditto New Three per Cents., 23. 2 ,, 224, 234, 4, 4 , 1. Peruvian Actives, for account, 1031; ditto 'Deferred Three per Cents., G 3, 621. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 99, 1; ditto Converted Four per Cents., 371. Kumla* Five per Cents., 1151. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471, 481, 48, 4; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1; data, Co mmittee's Certifs., 24, 23 per cent. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 40, 4,;594; ditto Deferred, In 4. The statement issued by the Mexican committee, containing a summary of the intelligence received by them per the Orinoco, is as follows: ,» Si S 16 141 4 •. • • • 4 3 • 14 14 4 le 41 4 Baia Two o'Ccoaa. The English stock market is firm to-day, and the quotations at present current exhibit an improve.. ment of „on the closing range of yesterday. Con sols are quoted 100,1 to 3 for money and Wednesday, and 1001 for the 16th July. The settlement of the account has commenced. lhe Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1.193 to ; the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1021 to 1. Bank Stock, 222, 228. Exchequer Bills, March, 78s. to 81s. prem. India Bonds, 88s. prem. There is more business doing in foreign stacks, tint the change in prime is not considerable. Mexican is better at 301 to for the Old, and 23:ito 1 for the New Bonds. Austrian Scrip and Spanish Bonds are also rather higher. Austrian Scrip marks Ito 11 pretzi.; Spanish Old Threes, 48 to 1; ditto New Deterred, 211 to 1 ; Venezuelan Actives, 301; Peruvian Ac tives, 102 ; ditto Deferred, 63 to 1; Equador, 41. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAWN Jum T. For Mary. TO II HO Ilk Par Account. illietftt.l ; kor heah. .....70 15 71 10 7 I 10 0 7 73 1 1 4 I 160 4i INT Calts 30 4 per Cents. per Dente 3 pe+Cte4. Nen Leon .• • Raehanna 0. Lando. at .ight, 421 . ; 90 dale, 26 30. oanhan, 5 pert.l.ll4o 101/ ldoney Ni;-. Keats Do. 44 Piedmonts Sabi .. 97 SO.. Tre-onry Ronda 31 . L. 1451 P*ise, Juni 7.—St. Germai n , 912 60 ; Veneilles (right team, 067 SO; laitto (left benk), 295; Paris and Oh. amt, 1,129; Paha and Kowa, 600 ; lowa end Haw, 31143; Nar444llen and A 531 50; Atwboure and hale, 387 30; t 4606 604 25; 071:011et Bordeaux, 617 30; Norther., 6 373, Par.. teed 0 0 ..are. 566 73: Pads and Lyons, 631 25; loon and Nantes 100; Monteresn and Troyes, 152 30; Dieppe and Peesenp, 246 13; Parke and Sotaue, SO, Insedeauz aad Teem. 144 ). MADRID, JUNE 2.—Three per Cents., 441; after Boles, 44/c. ' • Ditto Deferred, 22 5-16 c. ; a ft er Boles, 22 3-16 c. Debt (Ist class), 8/ ; alter Bolaa, 81c.; do. (2nd class), 61 c ; after Bolen, 61 c; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 c. Exrbange on L ondon, 60-40. The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received advice@ from the City 01 Mexico to the 4tb ult., and from Vera erns to the 6th ult. The latter are from Mr. Falcon net, she had arrived there on the 4th, and intended to leave for Mexico on the afternoon of the 6th. Ihe legal tariff had been re-established in Matamoru, and it was said that government had resolved to proceed against the importers of goods under the Andes tariff for the diference. The English and German houses in Vera Crux, however, still retuned to pay the rates of the legal tariff on their imports since November last, and it seems that the government would be compelled to seise goods for the payment of the duties. This dispute had in the meanwhile of course hid the effect of temporarily di minishing the produce of the duties, and the portion which had accrued for the payment of the dividend during the first four months of the year in Vera Cruz, appears for that reason only to have been 162,326 dol lars. No decision h.id as yet been obtained on the ques tion of the exemption of the indemnity money from ex- I port duty, but Mr. Felcunnet hoped that on his arrival in I lthe capital the free exportation of that money would be granted. The adrninistraur of the Custom-house of Ma- I , nation having, without authority, disposed of au amount belonging to the bondholders for government purposes, the President suspended him for one month, and ordered a circular to be addressed to all the administrators of customs, warning them against touching the moneys as signed for the payment of the dividend on the foreign debt fur any other purposes whatever. CO.3IMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. SuoAa.—There is a good demand in the private contniet market to-day and the public sales are progressing with steadiness, but not with much briskness. fhe refined mar ket firm at last week's prime; grocery lumps, 48s. to 60s. Corpses—The only public sale consisted of Mocha, which went off well at The. 6d. to 82s. TlA.—The market is steady. SALTPRILIE.-1,000 begs were offered and chiefl bought in ; refraction 91, 28a. ; refraction flf mild at 265. 6 J. to 17.. corrox.—This article has a very firm appearance. 000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Pzerza.-860 bags Malabar sold steadily in public sale. 4 to 4I; per lb. Coon's ZAL.—The pubPc sales went off irregularly. Low qualities, Id. to W. decline ; fine at previous rates. Bess.—The market remains firm. In ether articles no material alteration. We are again without any official intimation of the amount that has come forward by this packet on ac oonnt of the Mexican dividend& In the newspaper telegraphic despatches, which appear to be the only means of information on this point the bondholders possess, the amount is stated at 9,000 dole. only. A considerable amount appears to have been necessarily left behind at Tampico, owing to the state of the bar, but the mails were conveyed across, and under these circumstinces an official notification from the LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. wah.opti own calms' Ilered=V a irt r. , 01ste wlibuotagurays. I_ Nor% tiemeiVhdrp. le ill 304 17t Jeasilso loCaledestre).. Orattlosilaustr ,/Lb. I O Owed% L Ouribine) 011,solor D•rna!Parer 1 /4 $ 6 4 ne we IM .4 47 3.1 $ Itt 3 / / 4 1 3 27 IH Pi LivsnrooL, Juni 7.-Our share market has been vary Bat to-day, and scarcely any business doing. The following aretha transactions :-Amhergata and East Junction, 11 d. -Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 18-Eastern Coon ti,s, 9-East Lancashire, 171-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711-Ditto (fifth shares), 61 d.-London and North Wait ern, 1221-Ditto (new 1 shares), 6 p.-Midland, 661 c. North British 'pracrence), 4 —South Eastern and "Dover, 201 1-York and North Midland, 231-Dutch Rhenish, 3 3 : 16 d. - -. . Dardielbsaaw — aWrO 111:711116.1441101llse Do. dims Do. d,tto).. Illestlant ,Midh.ar I• 4 Oa .1d . TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, with prices stationary Town Tallow is quoted 365. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C on the spot, 375. to ns. 31.; October to December (1852), 375. 9d. to 38s. The weather has been showery during the last caht loss, wilts westerly wind; and though the tempera• ter, ha. Leen low for the time of year. vegetation has made fait 'nuns.. The grain crops are, however, backward, aid the hareiret will most likely be • late nue. In other rep, tf ,ppAnkapfil are promising; and the reports fns the sorieultural districbe in reference to the probable pow dace ed feed, are of a satisfactory character. There is ceetuviently nothing in tks present state of *desire be terms the merchants and miller, to purchase beyond what they say require fur immediate use; and speculative ism vestments appear altogether out of the question. The fitters ran:, o f quota•ions will depend ',stir. ly eta the wadi*, should the summer ea. , autumn prove tolerably propitious, wheat would probably not vary in value material' WO after harp +t ; hut etocke in the hands of MaM ere believed to be small, and according to the amount. frets the other side, no importations d magastude ere likely for a time to reach me 711feet...se or unfavourable weather would, therefore, be veto likely to reuse holders to trim: their pretensions, mots especially as the luxuriance of the wheat plant on all strong els; Leeds in supposed to render it peculiarly liable to W. jury ; dicey being heavy, and the stem long. At this lOW meet, hue ever, there is decidedly more disposition to se/ than to buy ; and the somewhat firmer tone assumed by kiddies last week, has failed to lead to any advance. The quent 5h.....n .if the last two or three weeks have caused a culimiderable improvement in the grassland% and keep for cattle hes become more plentilul than it was earlier in the reawitt. It is, however, very douldful whether the bay crop will give • goal return, the rain having come too late to repair the misch.ef ceased by the long coutinuance of pot winds in the .raring of the yo ar. The increase of green food has. ne.erthelese, hod the effect of causing a decreased osneriaspion of oats, feeding barley, de., and previous rine have scarcely beco supported, though the supplies trues the growers have been of the same retail character as before. hitherto the arrivals of Wheat from abroad have been quite moderate; and, though prices have lately given way at most of the continental ports, there is as yet no margin fee profit on consignmeno to the markets; sad, so little is being shipped, that the which hive gone out to the Liam sc , king cargoes have been compelled to accept very low freights —say, 2e. per qr. from Danteic, 1.. 6.1. liniesinre, and proportionate rates from other ports. It is tolerably clear, therefore, that we shall not be overdone (at least for a time) with poppet' of wheat from abbead ; mid, if barmen do not bring larger quantities to yokel Use they have done of late, present rattal:Z=lz about weltered, even if the weather asemi.ori. The promising appeal ante of the imp se do Freund has certainly traded thus far to keep down prisms still we dud that the value of gond qualities of Wheat his eat given way mach during the poet month. This hayloft been the case, with favourable weather and highly sa hetet, repel. a. to the crop ua the ground, it may resume ably be weicheled, if any circumstance should hereafter wise to cone UfteLlOlll.ll in regard to the probable result of the haterm„ that the shortness of the stocks would then tell ; and may are of opinion that quotation, Mid nil* higher during the latter part of the summer. The .dvases (rum Scotland are of the USW &NNW rte Ist week. The aspect of the country le Odd le bi promairig ; and with a moderately favoesnlin yield of 'TAM. potatoes, Ile., is ealculated to market being, however, poorly seggiiied ear day, hots wheat and oats advanced shoot Is. pat gip la Ireliod the stocks of grain, dos., are setb,,sl bill a SIM* eso p Its ; sod though we Mir receive IMO quan tity et oat. Irma thence, it is toleraliy clear .bat we shall have to .apply the ri.ter isle largely with low_ qualities of chest seep other cheep larch of lead ht tweet this god bar test. I. diem eerie has lately been in lively Ild the. Irish merkets, and has risen in value et be FOREIGN. By the most went deices from the Baltic, it appears the the trasimetiont at the prioeipal ports hed been oat a soy reet,eted Koh., the few English orders ow hand being ia mord looked boo low to allow of banana being done. IlY,th 'cutely any export demand, and a osnotion of wets. Wise purls., the operations had bora almost whol y ('.Mood to a,,...... q 0 55 a purl:hares, and grim had not losekroto any materiel We've letters of the 29th May state that holders of fins okrat had reensifted very Am, notwithstanding the ate' morrow 'quits from this sib. Of the seaggilas bearight lerao4l only a very small proportion lad of eves Ishoshie reel quality, many wools only from AO.. to :At per htishrl. Vadat thaw reel quilitie• so band bud doom sea -1"1"0.4. oodish nee, rider the co .vistion that thous wonld gasser . lon r be wasted. PrOVieMla gnome hod tainolloo to, oersted so, and good 611bs. to 621ba. paresis mold sot o hourl.t so as to he pot free oa board bill.. as. to is. p r y r • tor choice buts sees higher rasa had boos no Freight* were very low, and shooters stied k. 4• M. a closed at Is. W. to b. per qr. This fan is sell lost Tv ppoe that bet little was being imported. At S , • 00 the Ist instate, paces of moot snicks ton womosi., the moo a• the week beton ; the elennand ot lb. .0 I had hems eseeediouly slow. Maw wheat, sr4ukt. . ws. quoted 39e.; a. 41 old, of 82111* to - *L4... 41, per qr. awe as board, includiag freight to the ow, *tow •Ky. hail rseeekd in value 2s. to 31s. .por Irmo nos, amoral) I•us inquired hp data beWrs , had 4 inns way. B ar l e y ass still worth :As. Id., sad 6 ' oats G. p or yr., not and freight. pr a it..4.1t we lean that good supplies of wheat had Iwo Ineunkt hound by the farmers; this had failed, however. to isissosto prism, and most of whoa had some to mot. , 4.4 hod taken. Fair qualities of sow hod cam awake! 3:i to 39.. pr qr., weight vigils( from Mho. to 64 - 6 4. bar bvid.rl and choke lots of =kw. weight had reword • quid to kb. , whilst fur the best old 425. to 43.. per yr • foe oo V , ud , had been asked. Of spring corn eraree!e sow mopers hod app.arsa. and PAO" bad .4" nenimally mialten d. At the to sr easitiorntsl porta the dull aemmids from bosses say to bon had the .'N et of checking husinowe, 6 .. 4, 4 of ma r ring priers materiall mll y. mit lush kitty, of Tonday lest rats that Kareely 1n M bud he. a dome is wheat *ince ths portion= rY...1.7in \ari as volumed to pry former rake. .loom lees sandhog. to make any neatens' Pannision. qr bed t I ' 4 W•hr.. wheat on the snot. of only 6011..trofilbt. 40. he m for shipments from Or Lower r'e 4. P" 4.b 36 . 6d. so 39.. qr , free so baud, boa born ~ N.J.", barley, of :A Fa lbs. Saba WNW bag •-• kw. 44 at 23 s. 64., and yellow Drablit IMO. IHt.IL re es hoard. ..A' Rot. ..Mini sod Amste r d am no markoks wet. held on T ',s ong to the Whitens holidays. Ye 'driers from France report some further e ~liss I. i llvaletions of whoa sad hour. The smarm/of go the LONDON, BRIGITTON, AND SOTTR COAST RAIL. way.— The adjourned special meeting of this connrany was held yesterday at the London. bridge terminus, to re ceive the report of the scrutineers on the result of the p II demanded at the special meeting of the company on Friday last (an account of which appeared in these columns on Saturday), in respect to a resolution moved by Mr. Bell to adjourn the mee•ing for ehree week., and to an amendment thereon, requesting the directors to convene a special meet ing with as little delay as possible ; Mr. Laing took the chair. The report of the serut.neersstatel that 43 proprietors voted he Mr. Bell's motion, representing 139,2182 stock In the esmpany and 2,80 votes ; and that 75 proprietors voted he the amendment, representing 280,0311. stock in the ampsay sad 4.919 votes ; showing a majority in favour of thou sheadheat of 32 proprietors, representing 120,8121. deal e. 11.074 votes. The chairman declared the amend• most earrkd, and aunouneed that a new special meeting would be convened on Tuesday (this day) fortnight to con sider the proposed arrangements, and in the meantime a full statement of the arrangements with the Crystal Palace Company would be sent to each of the proprietors, together with a report from the directors on the subject. The meet ing then separated. BANK or AVATRALABIA.—The annual meeting of thin bank took place yesterday a t the eamblishnsi art in Austin-ftiars. Oliver F'arrer, ~ took the chair, and spoke on the general position of t • bank. He said the reserve fond had not yet been increased by the gold disco veries, for a great improvement in the commerce of the' colony had taken place before the gold discovery. Theist* eleertitins front oedema.), Ishtar had produced great dis organisation of society ;tout he believed that evil would be rhortly rectified by the inane of emigrants. The increase in the circulation sod deposits which had taken place was one sign of the activity of the colony. The directors were gratified to learn of the strict integrity of their °Seers in Australia, whom no inducements, however great, appear to have tempted to *tendon their position for the sake of joining in the gold discovery. The assets and liabilities were respectively 2,029,8752,111141 the balance of undivided profit, on 13th Oct., 1831, was 60,3271. 7s. bd. This not being a meeting for a dividend, the report was adopted awed aloofly, when a vote of thanks wee passed to the dindligni, and the meeting adjourned. SALE OP TDE INDIAN COLLECTION.—Yesterday was commenced at the mart, the sale of the first portion of the important and interesting collection exhibited by tie Bast India Company at the Omit Exhibition h 11161, do *erased i• the eatalogae, as " representing sec leke teen the whole extent of territtiry within the limiest the het presideceles, of Bengal, Agra, Medea', and limabay, sod extending from Singapore en the south, to Limo ea the north, sad from Amass es the sot, to Ades elliM MR% giving a very general view of the hot reeesseat d he comers, the habits sad eases= of the haply cal als playing some of the mast int•lmillab 0110.11•0111111 speediness of mauve *kill, hgwmi,y, awl " • TIM whoa of the acir penile of the shies ase thrown fate we large rah he the pauyeataftlib oh, which attracted we of the =eat oestrSed shmisesse mess knows at the suiska met /le.. Sean of he firm of Hargart, None% oh Tait, ellkisted as asedeemier. The dam sale esseided of eer se masalliebetes hem different parts of ladle. Table sad bed paha sheee.shateh, maned jade, agate sad crystal cape. parbelet, tad ehewrima sod purellery from differest pease' ladie.dividled Utd toy the whole of wh eh, *wept Am, win nil shot meet eh. clad competition at what were ecoamlored restarkably goad rafts with the exception of some beeettled shawl. and Throne coven, which won stated by the aseasaerr to be hawked down muck wider their whoa the paw eipal lots sold were lot 74, an oval jade b it wnh gold sad set with robins and emerald. ham Ware, 2062 Lot 76; a ditto, 171 guineas. Lot 76 ; • MN% limut shape, was bought by Bator Rothschild for 171 suntems. Let 77 ; • ditto. oval shape. 101 gabber. Lot 81:0; sisal* leisget o OOP nested with re bies, emeralds, sad dimness* elmimail laileees Rothschild at IN saner. Lot 81; with gold sad on with rabies mid essesill i a Lt■t a jade cup carved with flowers sal Italie% Shah di dlastoote. &V. PL Lot 88 ; as was hp, 6 Wise is Slesseir, 111. Lot 80; an agate oirowles itw, S hie la Illsaries, 321. Lot 90; as agate battle IPIMI 151. Ltd.; • carved crystal cup and one% / hies Labste), 60 , . Lot 102; a richly Meng elystal piper wefold, 281. Lot 129 ; • necklace of striate of 'Barb taboo 600, with gold sail diamwdrmtp mod dimmed men pen drop, 882 Lot 164 ; td. And pad linoplon Mau Thesteria), 16 shwa. Ls= s . peed sad ems.M aseklase with Gem strings of (M, geld mad summoned pendant. and large eumWimp _am with Mr seauda, Mi. Lot 179; a beautiful Mllildaggel gold root dale (wcoOt 3 ousices), with deep est with ruby (from padre), RM. lbs. The teed 1018 of the day's sale wee 2,8400 TEE NEW POmprit MAGAZINES AT LIVERPOOL.— Arrsagententa have been perfected for commencing the entries of the storekeeper's, assistast-keeper's, and work mea'. bores on a plot of land at Brombrough. The land purebred comprises shout two acne; and the buildings, which will, for the present, be about tau Is number, will cost about 2.8004. Tb. powder vessel., of which there will be three, are to be moored between WOOS. brough Pool and Esstharn, about • air, or rather store, frost the shore, a position on which the Master.Oeneral of the Ordnance to aniseed that, is the powahle of au expiation, no material injury could be dose to the town of Liverpool, or no the Cheshire side of the Mer sey; nor would an explosion on one vessel communicate to the others. Two of the loatius newton will cost ' 21,1111M1. • and they are now nearly ready I ke launching, one hainfiti;yard of Messrs. Clarke, and the other from that of Mr. Ma yo. No iron whatever is used in the conetroctio• • tho %MIK all bring of woodland copper. Two tryphons, gee Owe it Lasater, are to be introduced into every vessel, so OM r 111111111111111111111 quantity of water ran he poured is ininsailaldp In awn atneed, ea the 'panne II of an enemy, be innams. Ifeam are to be lowed on board. Light- IlleilLONlEVelera are to be Sited up under the direction of Mg IF, lbw Harris. Thor. aro other regulations for coa- Idelni Mama and Security. A watch of twe Woe Is to be ▪ brgi gf asch VOW/ The veseeis ars of isamero = si ea Ls wan, °metal of the Ordnance ha. the gmeedly sewed iv ee Increased front tea thenemd le Slim Msssad bemle—/Aiwa. IT IS aq 23j II !410 (Wog tellssili I LovailskOtyr.4ll=4. weibinalhatiolon I port , pond to bot.Coortin ono SUN f pot oat. Oreotoottlips (Ina L.A. 1114.140.tiloocit DIM triimain tditio) rad Itolgott I (liotodlot Motor Mops* lei (lima i" Mom* Itatooptito, ~~u;s.i~;o.+ ► ~cr.~w .~ 1. sr. monsi? tar Vim II p.a. na Owed ip 11101Poollk Dar. War Posetset (War , Pi Great Watera)-. AnIUMFM •Ditto No. 2. 7 per Clalebassaa Slo ,Cheeter and Holyhead . Per sad Aber. drew Juablen . .doblloallaalb.loeldp.o 100. do. (71.17 o) pse Ct. toal.Coe.hate.,a p Ultlo do. Ito. 2 lb. bre 4 per OM. Plod IlientrombearlproAp.o Lb Um • p C. qt. aid. Idloboreb Para, OM Wok% 4 Ise I Omit Omit Ikuslaissi vie WA. I Owes. is tre .iot.Werem, W.: peel. window steam. 6 pet a 6WI. lifit. bob Ditha libtrOas.llol. loodiallelebbeeters re . o td Lasikpdartylltaalikloh ill Xll I. 3 it TO el ello 10 - IIW U r. I I. to :I. . I . h r "ILI I 4 4 r 6 10 6( Db. ft. . . isiblk ThiAls= a tipsee. totlirl -- Wollor ii— t ele". ll.6 tt i t itoreiro.allino.NetrOros. thremo.lk Chats (Nor.W. Min. I 6 per ODA— .. toot% Devon . *mu Tort. 4 ray CLOT. Yrnorlord s KU/moat .. York. NOIKOMO,BI koro , Ot.likoth er Zai.purett Mks Ditto 101110$ L Metre how 11hProen , I MN igegellabeL dud: w:::w . _... Iliamt latlr , Irest loam rellseele.. amid !mien et _ (liarlwayi . _ 44 SO SI 101 101 SMARM I i dis el i It s 4 Ine t pm " . ~ ,i . 1 pee if 41 4 1 Pa If, tir ::. lq 147 le P." 1114 i di' I PS 4 4 114 II "4 1 ;7 1 I Ms Idle 3 I 'PS ILIUM lii lilt 14 14 31 31 ar. II l i i „ IP° I II D 6 To: fiO;O ,:: 7 Mosso Ned UN, • "Ifvfloors Si now, . _ 1. - 11OZ01.d p.. et. Beads (be B. Anima sito.) rima. red Boreesuo 'reels bid Lbs. . *orb Red Mem eerie led bean . Nilo sad bresbeirg Ram ad Item badger bed Yews . Nero rod Pontos beet road.. Weordia of Prow . Se i i 1111 I id 14 1 4 1 qi 1 Tj II li !I I 421 14111 I 01 41 All 10 0 41 s 0 ;13 it Sit 41 fl 4 h dla a • II a ad 11 I ma in t IS 11 I zd II 111 111 ad II Taz CAPE or GOOD HOPE ADD INDIA MAIL Bcasw &num Pima/a C , is gaud , de sot purpose that their nook siali cell at Seathaaples Ibr the prow- MANCIIUTZIII., Joni 7.—Prices show a consiilerable de cline upon last week, and the market has been very inani mate. Midland, 671—Leeds, 711—Newport, 31 dia.— Destro, 201—Kendal and Windermere, 12 1-16. DIRIIIINUHAII, JUNI 7.—This market was firmer and prices in advance to-day, especially at the close. London ad North Westerns were done at 1211. Shrewsbury and Birmingham Be at 51 and 51.1341.9 d. d., and Ellesmere and Chester, No. 2, at 191. Lonna, JUNZ 7.—The share market opened rather better this mottling, but at its close did not show any material change from Saturday, so far as prices are concerned. TM lullowing are the closing sales :—East Lsocashiree, 171; Midland Steck, 67 ; Leeds Northern, ISi ; Ditto Eaten loons, Nu. 2, 11 press.; West Biding Unions, 41 dia. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S last new steam ship, the Ravinsbourne, with sleeping ao commodation for 100 persons, has been placed upon the Antwerp station during the past month, and has, during that period, made the quickest passages between the two cities. She left Antwerp at 2.26 p.m., on Sunday last, and notwithstanding that she made several stoppages, at Flushing, itc, she arrived at the St. Katharine's wharf at 6.6 yesterday morning, after a passage of 141 hours. THE ROYAL WEST INDIA MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY purpose making Jams es their chief coaling de pilt abroad, instead of the pretest one, St. Thomas, because , larger quantities of coal can be stored, and greater facilities' exist for coaling steamers at the forrnfr island than at the latter. The large stamen will, therefore, run between Southampton and Jamaica. This arrangement in committee with the branch line of steamers whi. h the West India Company sr: about to put on between Jamaica, Savannah, and Cbagree, will be of very considerable benefit to Jamaica. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT LIVERPOOL COMM ElCNlANOL—Yesterday the adjourned inquest on the sufferers by the disaster at the above building was rip sumod, and, after a great deal of evidence had been ad- dined, ttiory came to the conclusion that the two deceased psressie died, one item the effect of injuries received at the sesident, and the other from suffocation, being and daily ba,ied under the ruins. They then proceeded to an inquiry into the important fact whether the accident wee the result of negligence on the part of any one, and, If so, to whom that negagence was attributable. The inquiry is repeated to 1•4 for several days. Tliit PEEL TESTIMONIAL.—The bronze statue, of colossal proportion., to be erected at Leeds as a testimonial the late Sir Robert Peel, has been cast at the foundry of Mr. F. Robinson, of Pimlico, with perfect sawees. We had the opportunity of seeing it prior to its removal. and I we consider it • very fine work, massive sad dignified se a whole, and Outbid in its details. We believe this is the first attempt made in England to emit a large work in owe entire piece ; but the metal has come out of the mould with • clear and an'sroken surface, as much so as if the statue, had been oast in fragment. Mr. Robinson is yeering the mould of Mr. Baily's status of theme's distiorpted nal- eldest, intsieded for another Jerctiak ASSAULT ST A FISH.—The Paris Tribunal of uor- rectional Police is frequently called upon to award damages for injuries inflicted by dogs and other animals, for which the owners ere civilly responsible, but it is rather a novel thing for it to be celled on to do so in the case of a ash. Su-h, however, was the case on Saturday, when a dealer in shellfish at the fish-market was summoned by • Madams Orebuchet, who claimed 30 fr. damages for the injury caused to her nose by one of the defendant's lobsters. The plaintiff, 'Leong to regale her husband with • tit bit for his dinner, went to the market, and was bargaining fur • lobster, which she took up in her hand, but threw it down again, saying it was not fresh. The dealer protested that it was alive, hut Mad. Grebuchet asserted the contrary, and that it even stunk. To satisfy herself that each wa. the case, she a second time applied her nose to it, when the lobster, as if in defence of its owner's veracity, seised hold of Madame Orebuchet's nose with its claw, and held it fast. Illss sertained for assistance, bat, instead of Immediately ren dering it, the dealer and her companions around bunt out late a laugh, and it was some little time beton the nom of he lady could be released. The fisherman in her des Peace maiztained that she was not to blame, and that the mischief wes solely caused by the imprudence of Madame Orebuchet, ih applying her nee' so aloes to the lobster'. claw, when she.had been told that it as alive; and the Tribunal taking the Pam view of the ewe, the complaint was dismissed, and be plaietill ordered te pay the ousts. Mexican Financial Agency here is looked for. For merly Colonel Facio was it the habit of issuing a statement of the amount on the arrival of each packet, but for some months past has neglected to do so, to the great dissatisfaction of the bondholders, many of whom reside at a distance, and are conse quently debarred from other information than that afforded by the press. On the subject of the Venezuelan debt we have re ceived the subjoined communication from the com mittee : DEBT. Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildinqs, June 7, 1852. The committee of Spanish American bondholders have received advice' from Mr. Lord dated La Ousyra, the 10th ult. He has had some further correspondence with the Venezuelan Finance Minister, which is being translated, and will appear to-morrow. Meantime the committee have to sta'e that, instead of the 35,0001., the remittance of which had been promised for paying the two half-yearly dividends of last October and April, they have only received by this packet 6,7001, thereby making up, with the previous re mittances, only one of the just-mentioned tau dividends. The minister adds that the government intends gotn4 on remitting something by every sub•equent packet. rho subject ofthe ratification of the agreement for the four years' arrears of interest had not yet been taken up again by Congress; since, however, that legislative body were only to remain together fur another tor.night, the next packet will bring the news whether this matter has been again postponed for another : year. Mr. Lord expresses himself greatly disappointed with the d il atory progress of these proceedings. We have seen letters from Bogota of a late date, stating that the agents of the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company, of Lime-street, had memorialised the President of New Granada on the subject of the' Atrato and Copies privilege, requesting is Excel lency to pass the amendments of the decree of 1861, to congress, with his official recommendation that the business should be dispatched during the present congress. Later advices dated 4 o'clock, p.m., on the 1 30th April, just as the post. was leaving, mention that the matter had been in due course referred to the senate by the executive, and that the documents had been accompanied, in accordance with the re quest of the memorial, by a special message from the President, recommending the affair to the immediate attention of congress, as one of great importance to the country. Holders of New Granada stock are interested in this intelligence, as, in their negotia tions with the republic, this company have considered ( the present state of the New Granada debt, and in their amendments to the privilege which they ob tained in lti6l, have introduced a close by which the commission or 3 per cent. upon the canal profits, es well as a royalty of 6 per cent. upon all minerals to be worked by the company under their exclusive privilege, will be set apart towards the payment of 'the dividends. Tho terms of the decree as amended stand es under : SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a short supply. Prime Meadow Ray, 755. to SOs.•, inferior, Mc to 721. ; Rowen, 60s. to 631. ; Clover, 8.55. to 955.; second cut, 78.1. to Mt , Straw, 245. to 281. COALS. -Lownow, .41Ni 7.-Shipa at market, 207; sold, 8 3..-Chester Main, 13s. ; North Percy Hartley, 13s. 6d.; Navensworth Pelaw, 125.; Walls End Goefortb, 14e.; Walls End Harvey Wylam, unscreened, 125.; Waif, End Medley, 14s. ; W a ll s E n d L awson , 13 a. ; Walls End Riddell, 13t . 9d.; Eden Mai n , 15e. ; Lambton Primrose, 155.; Walls End Belmont, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton. 16s. ; Walls Erd Haswell, 16s. ; Walls End Kepier Orange, 155.; Walls End Lambton, 15a. 6d.; Walla End Plummer, 16e. ; Walls End Richmond, 16a.; Walk End Russel's Retton, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 165.; Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walls End [laugh Hall, 16c; Walls End Kelloe, 1.55. 6d. ; Walls End South Katie, 16r.; Walls End Thornlry, 16s. ; Walls End Seymour T 0.., 14s. ; Wall's End Bt. Helen's Tees, 13a 6d.; Walls End Tees, 15.. 9d.; Walls End W oo dh ouse Clore, i3s. 6d. ; At kinson's Merthyr, 18s.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21a. ; Seymour Harvey Coke, 21s. • LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, MONDAY, Junn 7. The arrivals last week nom Ireland were 4,160 firkins of Butter, and 2,810 bales Bacon . • and Ikon foreign ports, 8,140 maks Butter, and 180 bale. Bacon. The Butter market was very quiet last week, and sales were with difficulty effected at • decline of 2s. per cwt. As the surdirs are becoming more plentiful, the duelers pur chase very cautiously, expecting a still further decline. Foreign NM fairly ; no change in price of beet. The Baas market was lively at the close of the week: end on affeese• et 2s. per cwt. realised ; 665. both landed aadaa 1111111114 t! been made for prime Waterford. Lad demand. Iles* saddeliveries for week ending June 64h : burns. Loom. Hoek. Peli•eiy. Sleek. Delivery. 1670 6.190 1,424 4 791 i 1,920 1981.. 6,•441 3,240 6.40 e lose 164 NEWCIATE AND LEADENUALL, JAND 7. Since our last the supplies of both town and oonntry killed meat on offer in these markets have been consider ably on the increase. The general demand his, therefore. ruled inactive; and in some instants prices have been a shade lower. _ Pet alb, by the ad. ad. 11. d. a. d. laleri Bart 2 2 2 A Inferior Muttom I• Ile Mtddl or lag ditto 11 , middling ditto. 8 • 8 4 Pilate larva ditto Ditto wall data ..... 3 2 3 4 Lame Para Veal 2 2 4 0 I lltaall Net ..—...... 2 8 8 • Lamb, 4a Od. to 3s. /AL --- . PRICES OF BUTTER, Moira, per owe 7o to t i 96 0 Dorset sew 76 90 taemw ...... ...old Oo Wotorford rork Livonia Into Yrwb Hotter. roe dam a II (beeklreCkaww,perowt 4O 70 Cluddor, do , CHEESE, HAMS, Ike. • Doubts Oloaaamtar, irme I. M. est. Pam& 45. 42 411 York haw .... AO 10 Weatama 'bud Ina do. A wriela 40.... wimm4nre R per be MI %marked Balm 53 16 Ilamsburga in Ammerman — That the government shall he at liberty, and is hereby fully empowered and authorised to open and complete arrangements sod negotiations with the bondholders of the republic, and with the company for the appropriation of smelt commiselone and of such royalties to the payment and Wielded= of the interest due and to grow due, either on the Mien we Passive debt of New Granada, upon such legaigaigenditions es shall seem eapedk nt and just. A amparison of the prices of French railway shares mineent on the Paris bourse on the Ist December, 1881, end the let June, 1862, shows that the value et the 26 lines represented in the list haa risen during the 6 months embraced from 529,243,780 francs (21,169,74814 to 809,818,000 franca (32,392,6001.), being an augmentation of 280,671,260 francs (11,223,862 i.), or 63 per cent. This rise is referred to by be adherents of the President as a proof of the IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METROPOLlk—Yeaterday seal shown by French capitalists in supporting the present regime. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. T4'lUummtH7 paper was issued "bowl*, that 2 0,00 W. as required to make the osatemnleted g' per annum yielded by the various English securities pu n li e ,,, f o r w • th ere • • al""eaebta is a bat before parliament, awl sited at the average of the prices now ruling. about to per. ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, Jura 7. Our trade has become dull, and prices are oinking, mostly affecting Irish Butter, the supply of which to beyond the demand, causirg a reduction of Id. per lb. on best dairies, and a very wide range of prices ist the general article. Donee. Sae weekly 7fle. tn tte. per @wt. De. skldllss Dews Ms to The. Ptak Is to 1114.041. war Its. el IS