The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

~~~ ME MN ~~r • RIM I • . (THREEPENCE. different ports had up to that date received for ac count of Mews. Baring, Brothers, and Co., in re imbursement of their advance for the January divi dend about 500,000 dole., of which about 336,000d01a. had been shipped. The bill for farming the Customs' revenues had as yet made no progress in Congress. The chief topic of the day was the opposition to the duty rate of the tariff at Vera Cruz, in consequence of the rates having been for some tune lowered at Mt&tamoras ; and it is to be hoped that these disputes wt.l lead to an improvement of the tariff generally. MADRID, MAY 4.—Three per Cent., 43 9-16 opera tions; after Bohm, 43 9-16 to ;p. New Three per Cents., 22 p.; after liolsa, 21 1.5-16. Debt of Ist class, 81 ; after Bolsa, 8; ; ditto of 2nd class, s}; after Bolea, 51. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103. Ex change on London, 30.65 e. BERLIN, MAY 7.—Volnntary Loan, 102 i ; Now Loon, Fonr-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), ; ditto (18.52), 102 a; National Debt, 00; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 102. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK -THIS DAY. The rivals mutton markets have not shown mach */.lB as =4 l itt. c ik , h been o ne in .2lll k er Z n them. . 4 10 , • _ . ,NCI TRA.-Fine continue in fair demand by the trade. Mrrbus.-East India Tin hos been in great demand, and • further advance of 34. has been paid. Bianca sold in parcels, 87. to 87e. Gd. Tin Mates dull of sale. Iron.-This article has sold freely, at rather higher prices; rails quoted difficult to buy at 41. in Wales ; bars are quoted the same price as last week. Scotch pig, mixed numbers free on board, Ms. 64., and at ea7s. 64. throe months delivery. Copper is held for higher prices, and it is reported that offers at 2!. per ton advance have liven refused. Lead without alteration. Spelter : Prices were Arm, but no business of importance reported. Tho following sales are declared fur to-morrow :-Sugar: 400 hhds. West India, 12,000 bags Mauritius, and 4,000 bags of sundries. Coffee: 300 casks plantation Ceylon, and 1,000 bags native Ceylon. Saltpetre: .500 bags. Ozta.-Seal, pale, 30/. 10s. to 31/. ; straw. S9l. be. to 301.; brown, M. 10s. to 291. ; Sperm, 86/. to 88/. Ss.; Head matter, GO/. to 921. ; Cod, 34/. to 314. 10s.; South Sea, 321.01. to 34/. Os. ; Olive Ualipoli, 431. to 445. • Spanish and Sicily, 41/. to 411 .: Palm, 261. 10s. to 27/. la.; Cocoa-nut, 311. to 351. 101. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311. to 321. ; Linseed, 271. L444....W.4.44.T . ....... - - .NNW . " - ---.••••-..- ' . .- '• . • ext Ar.- .. "°P ' : ` - `' ;‘4-j . . . ... ~.i- e •;---' ' sio p i v - ..... .......-.--.. • ejs#l. ,• • • - - f,l ,• : - tilt . :'' • • 7.i... f 111614 - .. ‘ B 2 ll}l l lE5l -, X•111.' 1..ki. 1 , ----..„..... - . ... • . I ill • . ....e No. 1, 7112 4 - • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1852. • BRIT %NM.% MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, birsby pallisdiens amia m =io in thearimppre. BA IL WAYS. NINE& MONEY MARKET . differen r ' . I. Prinesstrese, Ilimk, limbo. Tllll end reamed the lad Azad Thaveday - - count o sorred by Use **MO meet Lora Pala. SATOniAT Brownie. r IMOWIII. west for dr Ie SATURDAY EVENINO. imbues( 1111414M1111. THIS DAY. ' I I the Won them Isarkat t= s tb• Ir ipai P ai The English stock market to-day showed no signs dead ab omit? stixitstain i. itsegreelf .64o l2,l3latimen. Mi. 56110100, of lifinleagli= Us addressed 1 64- „ ,g ',...,..is Ti. t.. 4-. let the simian of Leitrim, and Mr. Garrett O'Meara The share market to-day is steady, T but wo ries.Culineas"*l4 d ' au cubirts, " arws whieh a• lPll 4ll l.4 se stwithanummeisi with i : of rallying from the depression noticed after the had bet ' ''' • ses, tee erniseer Mb, Itaromalory. 1 " '' " .. " n4 aiaillwil sod Twistabea them! the King's Canuty,beth on tory principle., :dull. With the exception of a rally in Oxford and regular business hours yesterday afternoon. Toes- The c r. e. ...la, t.ii , 04 ,,,, usu., Snub/rya. l l "'''•' . g,,, wag Itsfve 4 4. 10 • 111 • 14 • 010 •• The iialorigi laTerler mays that John Mitchell, . Worcester., there is scarcely the least change in ;1 6 1 1 =8= 1/ 4:::i smee d i d 1114 " n w i t b " :: t aediaellesel day next le•-i2r settling da t ethe &me ements for the had asi si ai• • • eerie • the Ilia *idol exile, has turned farmer in Van adjustment the account cave ahead v commenced, topic o 3‘ ,„ 1 ,.,e, "N., le. Corskill. 16/111116 A "ma he Wheel °mime has hee 2; and will exercise the chief influence hpon the mar- oft he ti a• 1.. eel Vaese. Kor.. 1, PrlmmoWeet, WAG Dismes's UAL Prices. Great Westerns, Lancaster and Carlisle', land Midlands are well supported.. T. S. /MRr,lri , :, TiesdirulliplilL Path* Ilawyea. et Tempiedeery. hee (nye that femme) I French shares are quiet, but steady. malt with o ut 14 1 = 1 7 se them- OVIIhrInI and kat. Consols were quoted throughout the day 991 having B . t . ow, e, VAL, Iletiore.rualiala. Nat res cind = d . rag loner fear hi. f ri ers/ Jobs Mitchell. • Chl°6l " .ll -Wifr° lethal' Mg* Am: e lel ,, h e t to 1 for money and Tuesdayond 99 1 to 1 for the and it ii boos. te • ' ‘.. •• - IL l ' aa ' a "'''''' "• e• ' ""4 " "*. u"*"" me hes... wedeln in De bur ; it else& a 1 • g lee. SHARES •1112 nrOCKII UNGUARAPITIED. • ver y 11 = Wale°. wag Clive next account of the 9th Juno, but business was an- an imp! mere MUM end feemes& la Leaden-mem Few pis Vim of the preese:Sca sad prespeereftheerle w Za _ cedee e . e eteal eier. 10447 , , L ,,,.. l e mei_ . .eteht ..._. Enc. ; need leffe,_4llexemeee,_ wan usually dull, even for a Saturday. The official state burrow - ilvareMstrevL Ids family, who re the mesa at bow* MM. IL Pd, Raman. ea Ilanord. 50 , Ileil at ban -isso.. Pin..l.,e,Xrezti, *Swine, E1....', 16. sod Mee. MINIM sal ~ si 1,,,,,, m ... ... 133 , a 3 Y----" 1. - - Prllamwr wts 11l the am= 441 eemeres " 1 W. 9 ''' went of actual bargains is as follows: Three per MADI IN stance also v_ery . few trammeling took place. The C en t . C onso l s. f or mow, 99i , 1. ditt o, f or eed „,t , t i me; ; ~,_ their children see all in am buss health . The geode and m at ea. l'ealn. orspailly est .bilsMsl loan • d' I b••°""• amiabk John Mink is thing with theta, end lie health sitirS et =se ... .!‘ .71 v.. k ........ " '-'• • of now., ow 414117111114 putlelysta 11l i market war Weak for Treheasa Without alteration 981, 4, 1. Three per Cmt. Itat ' iced,96,4, e, f. New Cents., use fror l'"••.`"", th f.,'":,,, e qt .!' bul ,„„ ... t , h. ........ Woo is grea ka t =red. John Witohell has taken a Inge 111 181 Wm& ealisseeveass loi Me in Price- For Wheel Reeelette the ciee was well Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1007„ 4. Bank Stock, class, 8 se.- 011 - ";''',..-„„-. ' ..: sell) .. Motu .1 Aseeriatiee." tract of be le farmag himself, and whim' USI 11146 PIONN, *L0101:614:4. ii it a. sustained. Inquiries were made for utterdon and 2201 . Imd• U ' st ' ' ' ' ''• ' i ' ' kI. to sed are sestaulated &Serb WI anment t.Wheal Cupid, without meeting with sellers, exceptafter Be re re ,!II r , 1.....• ii. 1. 0 P" 1 se 373 ell ,rio.abieMlLBessuac. 174 ise The March Exhequer Bills 7remain quoted 68e. change m reeve' , " '`"`" '''" ""'" ' use may Wises. 9119 sip. The asseseiel = I T:to be presented in the ss, seoenseaseg ems, _C. $ m at enhanced rate& Manakins have also been in t o 71 b u t t b e tb e o ff .n e s. preM.,lnt u yers ering 11ERL ne Ova , , " 1 " 1 • I ' l ° "r" ,h,, coarse al next week to the Lord-Lieutenant, ea be- IL( se ledemelle. ... ... .. 3 9 1 Yoi 103 I considerable favour. masts , .4 be eurewit yew * eleinsill l el ell Meter end Millen .. Us 4 Jane Bills are worth 625. to 655. prem. ; India Loan, F Sidi' % yam w w tau sweet half of the Irish state prisoners, has received the se . a u !c a d is m isdket. e 3 ,ete,. 4,..t• me Pe • The quotations marked to-day are as follows • ... ... - - • Bonds 80e. to 83s. prem. (1852), susee.t v ... • eir ruaksl"" I "'"' ""'" ll t ssee lawle " * signatures of ten noblemen, about thirty deputy- so es !Dawn Jae,. 14 13 Ms . . ~,,,ie ix vtui.l4 kreolat I* ems Clive, 71, 81 ; T reenac k sad &seam, 44, 64 i Tin - The transaction is Foreign Stocks were not im- rine so ( O.L.LN -.' ' liendesante, and more than 200 justices of the peace. 35 •11 1 15 "") 1433 °. s w° o t ° 3- . a r a . ..,4,,,ei ~,, .i.' e ( more . ltd. does tr.oft%, IA ; 8 t- AsISZ I4 Orfila .„,,i o p,_,_lli ; , sad alma the only change in price was 112 -- sy,, o t.t. r. 01 r ...Met MP eos:ssual; w m:e n e= tee sawed 13 all Ran Amnia ISM 1... iit menui Pu t rit i r kli eh , • 141 ' 161 $ l ' unc-ae°l Thole heads 341 to I,but the very a rsr u •a"''' ' '''',.'""" "`? Tlieltse mesa et um= end &Atli , ... .. 41 0, „that, ....,.r•-..y h.s,r, la is. able by the SPORTING. le all Ds. (CIS I. Sill.) ... 3 5l, 6; 37,. 6d.; Trehane, 51, aohivemible pat upon the accounts 00.19 de,,,i ,- • , • , • 1 ....0' • l'n b r" ussose ""a retCot inn may le. 10 were Ceunties ... . 9 • 91 11 61; Lewis, 131, 144 l WIWI ' Arthur, 171 2 _18); 1 04, thellseksep (pabliehai in the 2nd edition of the ~,,,,,e ~, A ses• r pro Je r S.M. -•- MI ell KIIMIFII Oa*. • Sees A.. s us s, apt it .: .t, N. mr!.....1. CHESTER RACES-FothALLo t ecerrizn). sy Drake Walli, 81, 6 ; Tamar Consols. 31, 4 ; Callilr Nosed mimed an immediate fall to 334. The le am hi (lees a mei.) ._ . 5 4 issmsi ~ 01-i • ‘'f ii. .... ""•“b°1"""7 ,1,. um , useAr o f 6 sow- earth, and 6 0 ; the mimeo t 0 " ill " .3.21 B 1.4 °a " a t 41 Lou, I% 10 I rflblitTab * 64, 71; Wheal B V wan i new hoods SU (bas se to 27, but amd rather Ti,p .urea nu. el tbs Wale. and fob of laseha nee . awl ninon* , .W as Mot Imassmere . 17 1/ 6- , 7 *misery, is 7 Cook's lite ,11 tea so/ by Con Ito Welles' ef the manta Wear 4 swan 201. oat of the stakee. T.Y.C. (8 lal .. as 4 i a se am a dims hdis bosh . . sow .., as ha .... I- - ..., . r 4 Ye is tee- , • . ar ma 3 . eu g mewl ssw I 1 Tr, rare: e t I 1 b r se it=. 4 %M Api le mei it, --.. 1 -..... . , 7 est ' I . 4 • t Ill • at w t truseastioas were abated are sob, Mt ern" a "/ art. WA ' n t .e‘ telpilile NNW et Bolen Nr. Inapes Tata* 4 Pr• 604 ell moolisn sbo Me took tbelL IS Of ' iti i • Amble 4 sc lea °knew leo* - Business in . gold mining shame was again dull joined, viz.: Basilian Old Five per Cent. Small u . RA.- Mr. Oldrars Iles Reary, 4 yrs. net 11% ••• ETA I Pew ierpasiT• row.. l u r.,"•••• •,, ta ' ell Ore Smarm ... .. IC 301 30 1 to de- _Ague Enos reached .?, prem. in the morning, e, -Orr of the Berner DIMMIN9* 11r. R. Mello% TM Lem 4 yre. rut ith ‘Oirsril 4 13 , 1 s a c ia. Bonds, 98. Buenos Ayrean Six per Cent., for a furthe L. li- runic% Ikelkint DOester. lleWnst 6le 1 yet She:angst, and 3to 1 agst Ism- its ~,, eL t i le, "" eir r ' pe ,,, ,:t ,: i 1 but closed worn again. Canons Creek, however, account 14th May 79). Milian Six per Cents, Weal, Lonon. Nay L MS!. AN oemw Putnam esamew- phry. Mei nroa•fsvourite made all the rousing, and woe so all - aisitron.(lve. Iti 40 were better, upon the publication by . the directors of 104; ditto, Three ' per Cents, 681. Dutch Four • 33 •! 3 ZT The - timansu Voila (Ale Remelatbe In derigagra dlsdre by a length ad a half daily. N. IN OINK Watt= ... .. in *I 3 6 the instructions given to their commiesioners. Nola "' '"•"k".ifhe't sae u P'"n le g lesurseee ldin Ingb •M m e Se all Neeemer IN Carlisle .. 78 50 86 I per Cent. Certificates, 92). Mexican Bonds, P r ". o , r Teats Mondes were also in some favour. New Gra- 341 33 . ; meter th.. n too INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. I'll ll'. Do. INN. .. 910 pm 1 ditto, New Three per Cents., 2R, q . numbers lonatik, 73 IN nada shares were sold at 4 dim. Australian Consols 2-1' wie ^ma . '" " US " 111' two siabilEi". ti. " W lktr ill" THE NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. t i t li t Di. 1,111ba "4 Oi Ws 5 e s . Peruvian Actives, 104. Portuguese Five 'months d Oseernies dr sons ermine sad by the meur whisk _. .••• •• are quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Melbourne, par to 1. . Ili Haire atarcereesef the MOM Arsestraes eft reensed TUMIDLY. 10 111 Do. West suirogkleior 4 4 „ Cents. (Brazil Guarantee), 100 f, 100; is repo rem re prem. • Yuba River, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; ltoyal a --- ... 12 per *Myer IS Lilt tOMIPIL Fiery Pounc e; 3-ye-olds, &it 21b ; four, fist ; five, Sat IS ell Leeds Northers ... .. la 161 itto, Converted, Four per Cents., 37). R uss i an refused. 71b; sit and aged, Bat 12Ib ; the limner to be sold for au 11l 114 Leedom and Blorktrall .. sel Austr alian Mining and Refining,_ par to t prem. ; Five per Cents., 1151. Sardinian Five per Cents., 61111, but ..---- 1.1.T114J N sod ALLISON, PION* __Pialmesets.___ eon. T.W.M. " /I" = tit ' s°. 118 ' Cu "' W 2/ MI I A 1 I Liberty, 3-16 to 5-I6 prem.; Gold Importation, 1.16 sear a Horth.Waste: 153 124 981, 97. Spanish Old Threes, 474 ; ditto, New 4011 ° h: 114444 , 4th0WN .5 . 9 d 1 4 fwilew° 4l °•°‘ wwww•• ° "' w Pim POUNDO, for 3-yr olds; colts, Bst 711);; fillies, Ilet u 1 22 D a . d.... v o w ._ .. gi et sis dia. to 1-16 prom .; Baden Baden, A s s.e.eseet ant torm.errat. PIA MtWORTES ef use beet meek- ~... R.Y . .F Ir 1° i i r im Deferred Three per Cents., 211; ditto, Committee's bags of si usiAio sir acI.E , alga. sad EXPORTATION. losnumnele ••• It I li Do. 11ftho _... , „ q 4 ~ Santiago shares scarcely maintained toilets Vance, jlignse 1:11,,,,t , a lore kaier,r u.I Lo M.) to be pm . s us . HANDICAP SIVIZPSTAKIS Of 10 lOU. each ; for 3. yr-olds 111 I 1 Do.slo•ll.,lLanill 5.(C 2 24 ~ Celplifil, 21 per cent. Venezuela Deferred Ronde, 18. LOOO bat likkrab:e miert...-Seeml.lineal by pekoe maws at and upwards. T.Y.C. M. lee Looks 5 aosib.Wokri. 92i 91 914 $ closing 111 to 124, but the market is still strong. The money market remains easy, but' now that it Dirs.- '', Www• ftwaseermas of 10 atm. each; 3-yralde, fe 421 Do., Al ... ..« .. 4 33 As -olds, 7st 416; four, 0 se D.... so 31 31 By way of Valparaiso accounts have been received b ee been perceived how trilling is the effect produced brown, 2 Bst 71b ; the winner to be sold for 80 PM T.Y.C. U En issosiamaiiisaiinse. 14 iii . from Sydney to die 24th January, being eight data tter, 1 by the late measure of the Bank, there is no sign of 37,. 0 ,,. , ,,, Bwitinrawire of 10 son. each ; Eyr-olds, 6st 12112; and ai its 19.,.....,96, 1 „ 4 . i 9 Ga later than those in previously to hand. News of the • three, Bet 121 b ,• Mlles end geMinp allowed 315.; the win- et. WO ilemb..Bll*„*Unetimic 333 343 any further relaxation in terms. It is rather believed Sicily, 41 discovery of gold New Zealand (the announcement net to be sold for 100 son. Firstlaff of Ab.M. se 43 Dateito.alaul. Doke 3 4 die that any alteration will be in the other direction, M. to 35 F'... . , Swzaneezas of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds; colts, 11.1100 It," •••_e.,,,_,_••• - 1 ,.! 7 .21 tet to I of which was exclusively made by the Daily News looking at the decided flow of money into several de , Set 71b ; Mee, Bst 41b ; the winner to be old for 50 son. 4 - 17 3 , 41 2. • ~,,,,r,..7- . ./i,) " - 2: some weeks back) had reached the co l ony and had partments of the produce market, including more a .. T.Y.C. li 1 all Nemeena - ... . 1;1 IN IN produced great excitement. A letter received by a especially sugar. cotton, and coffee. l'alpahle evidence Them, WEDNIVIDAY. le 10 Snips% Abss.vany Sydney mereantile house dated Auckland, January i d a ff or d e d follow , however, on every side that the ease of r h HANDICAP PLAT, Of 00 SOU., for 3-yr.olds and upwards. sad Ilentrea 21 3Ss Of 1 8, mentions that gold had ' boen discovered in the New T.Y.C. 10 7i Eim s asa tasiadlien.. - - the market is secured for some time to come, and nte e P t . . l island of Waiheki, and that Sir E. Home had on or be tl _. ... . JOCKEY CLUB PLATZ of 50 eon.; 4.yr-olds, 7st 21b ; : 0 1. It 'Sr am •ii-••• ••• ••• 33 1 3. ; . _ ,:s.. .. .. te 9 eils thus the t ' regarded us a most favourable nresen is proceeded there in the Calliope, with the Bramble as I • • • 'Ne ..,_ AO Bve, list 31b ; six and aged, Set 91b ; the property of mum - GO ti Saha' 000 •13• 8 .31 1 0 • 6 3 3 ••• o pportunity by those interested in the promotion o f -------. 1 • - aderil ik .of il • 11 1 11-------/ ben of the Jockey Club. B.C. SWIRPSTALIS of 10 son. e ach, O. U North Wash ... ... .. 4 al for 3-yr-olds ; colt., 16 II Sera Dam . - ... 5r6 ills 73 tender, for the purpose of co llecting information and :oint stock enterprise in its varied bearings. Advan. ee, h a , specimens. It is thus probable the home go .L. eseAlh, • Sage has already been taken of the abundance of morning lb • • the winner to be sold for 100 son. N 1411144111141ordeldn.„ .. 7f 71 ats 104 f 110 .,.. ......._ .*1 11MMte• - 84.ty, 7115 ; Elli ce B e t th" ' IS le Minh W•loss . , . - - vernment will shortly receive official reports money hero to press the claims of French railway rates at ................--.7i . .----A 10 5 als&relliW • irecreas 13 3 pm important discovery . The ac- • ' relative to this este bl attention and the pt• Flour h: mire upon pu lc , reee ton HANDICAP lewsztertexas of 10 MM. ea ch , for three an d " • ~, we ," w . ones 213 52 12i 2 counts from the gold mines, as received at Sydney, four-yr-olds. Last half mile of New T.Y.C. SR U CMOS ... .. 17s 171 :dl7 : d accorded to these undertakings, rendered more at- maiu 'Y l ' R WATERING GARDENS, DISTRI. CHAUrtox STAKES of 1/0 eon. each , h ft, for 3-yr- olds; ir. Is 91.09 9 • swim .., .. it a ii 4 were still extremely cheering. At the Turon di/- 23. per qi tractive in many cases by guarantees of dividends morn . ing St teen LIQUID at tiro It., MILWEIDP COE, ETC.- 7 1 colts, Set Tlts ; Allies, ilst 2113 ; the wirier of the 2,000 , or tsi all tarrowe. I a MIN, Cm A 3 1 A 7 6 8 gings many individuals were remarkably sueeessfu , and exclusive concessions, has been su ffi ciently fa- Wheat 1 T Tt*LCANIsED INDIA-RUBBER 13025-PIPP.S. 1.000 maser stakes . 71b extra. FrOM the R.H. starting 111 N IN. ••• purticularly in the " bed claims," which it was anti . lbsealswyenbesl444l SI Sisvourable. It is not, however, by any means so trade (a MKS LYME HANCOCK vole Unwise NA l i p Ilseadesturer per teas Duke's Stand- 0 666 0 ° Hairs Weathermen, 10 I au m em o ir , s o a ims , emitted will yet yield enormous returns. A single certain that any large number of shares in 11• 1 1b!7_ weil.rsid. Lsoloo nese ?See me oell eimeal be g K er sey eat of s a e , Se e nen,. asee.w.die.) - .. 14 IS beg.full of earth from Ration Hill produced 32 MI towePtig :4 1, 0 11 1 1 ••=1 . ...........••• 10 11 3 • 11 , 3 . 1 1d 33 lid,„ 4l ,Pir . LEW of 50 son. esa, for 4-yr.olds ; colts, IsS alp Malatya „. .. 7 • 5 the lines for the formation of which rho of red "' 1 """' " "' " 1 t r, '''''''''""- """' ~,,r- -._.-- eis Mb i alia s Set 51 b ; WiMll4l4 of the Derby, Oaks, or is N no. _.. a a ounces of gold. The Toren had been visited by a French President has shown so much anxiety, f • of such a " kw ' Ti " .r. r ' elerlY "flab he ..... l "ellele asy arg w7rCoe Demmtsw SR Leger, Port oe Clink Stakes. 61b, Of MT lIVO 10 OI Shntelets -- 3 3 2 1 616 31 tremendous thunderstorm, which washed away a vast eetiso I mendieely mend inellley.honmaller 111 is held bond !fide in this country; but there prices m. 80 la Souk Dress - .. . I$ SO user U. N.B. Vulamelaoll bilteeNbie &Ns Mesa , mimes either sashes, Bab sates ; =Mee hewer whisk bad "never _se _ _ ..1 _.6 number of cradles, and did damage to the amount of is rather reason to believe, that merely trafficking in make pri wili nen irlk al 4 676716 1 / 8 6 5106616 y wok Baia MOO 9, reNieed NIS sea br ersalast erre/ 0... a ab; winners Ir e '• s 'n ee = r e r •••• .%I al 113 341 1,0001., as estimated. The Bathurst Free Press, of a redact Macs wcc cle or wattrwlMPAL AA Wm It 6,66 l 6668061 .t meshes rely seaddered nridlea bones. Lot 3 miles of s e s .„,,, ~,k6.1,9,,,, - -0, 9 . 4 9pa the shares, with a view to the enjoyment of tho hi gh , . to 1.1- HAW , M . O. thevell-asos. Oasirellatd.l4lll6ll6.l42lmst B.C. (4 s u s ) s e dg e . Te s , Ban, Teddiagton, and IN guabia l mg surdiv n g .... -.. the 21st, mentions that a considerable quantity of rates of premium, has formed the chief desire of the " a E ` a 1 .. nab easiediate aUentiou. ng 1 NAL %TIP OliZtt) IND . ( t.RNINER WA . HZSIII, OMNI= ter CrouPisr • Nle TbricellstrieDosbead 21 Ii gold was being found at Mundy Point, two ounces lators. Meanwhile our advertising columns value uu 7 alg oimi llsaft - .. 41 3Ms w. f .,' Imo % s ue ab l e. 1944, fe, etas am am wesengspes, SUFFOLK STAIRS of 15 son. each sft if deekred, &c. ; 1 2 0 , 1 4 .., .1 per man per day having been realised. Some alarm continue to give publicity to a flood of announce- The to, Ned ?wimp tar Maas sad Oletruocues el Neeswenafteeteny the winner of the Two T Claims Stakes the • • had been created at Braidwood by the discovery of a ' Se 41 Nada ea 2 meats of joint-stock schemes for purposes of a most week's s into vritr. winner Stakes at Batts, or the Chester Cup, 1862 , ~ ~, w .,,, maws . . • , a , di , 9 . quantity of spe . lter solder in the mail from Sydney, and ins at eh 81b, of as other sweepstakes amounting to 200 son., in- St. RS Yorklitmemesthinino is lif 114 varied character, including mining for gold, copper, 'THE HUMAN H.1111,.-ROWLANDS' MA- eluding the whann's own stake, after the declaration of as Ito Ds. id istmece• .. 4 1 41s 11l Al 8 as this article is described as very closely resembling • silver, and lead ; the establishment of new ocean were un ji. CAVIAR OIL is poly rempned threesbat it wall RI 11 0 weights, or of the R. AL Plate oa the preceding day, 41b 1111 9 D0.0.11.11-Pmehess . 3 1 „ Of f the Braidwood gold, much caution wee exercised by Beans steam rotates ; submarine and land telegr The ; hanks; The C " I ' vld ' bi ' " i " u " Ia "`""' s a• P ward 'l• °ld *** * *6 335° extra ; the second to save his stake ; last mile and •a halt of •illt• 8 1 1 TWA owl Sark Miss 13 4 23 zit purchasers. The discovery of the deception, how tsar Sur. IA mention in cam* beilmes b pesdkely aloe; ~ ,__ , , _,_,.__ , ____ ft. prolects of emigration and colonisation on a vast holders i ',that, U, aotasersu Weems amen caw seiselits bens bete •••••• i , 23 sa l ts , 14 ....... 99 . P ll 7 9 19 "• ever, being so easy, by the application ofa few drops eke us sau, item-seise *twee* OIL les NNW soca Age. St. lb. Age. et. lb. Lill= LRAMS AT man asurau4. sea e, betides brewing and malting companies, iliNt ItttOftti , 42 of Iv satiful bale. Is Se path of Nabens. eys. Knock Krill... 4 8 7 Gresagsge - • of acid, it was thought few individuals would be to , ca b com • rid and numerous wue,e,v companies, can dle tom es, iii::::., . - hardy as to attempt to jeopardise the colonists' cha- P Ina... a d ...whin, It Is she alkalies Is Ma 414111411 g !Ira *St. Antonio,. g zed 8 5 Seder 3 7 4 rat -.1•13L Nat others. The whole of t ese projects, • which i nos. For elaidna .i is cepee.gy teNNIMIN9994 In howling low mew eie s pe ess , _ 8 0 Marjo el s broad* M e ior Mir, awl Ns sodas Sae eemb ea. *Gaylen 4712 •1 *Hugo 36 10 (leand re OnetWeelsre t 9 10 immediate puniahment. Ile news from Victoria is sweary. Pus S.. aat H.; es Mae Owl Is bee condition of our monetary affairs, may fairly avi• sew 101414.21. MIL t4LL MA dales that im, We. ebolis . T.-0. am, • Poodle 3 710 ni 301 11=eie., and Dells ortabener. described as almost equal _ to any yet received. The be left to meet with • such a proportion of uaer,i 3 omen eg 4416 tab We Pere seri. II MIII /Me g lksrboW THuasDAY. Oseesess Oresl4ll4ses We 44 escort had brought into Melbourne 15,000 ounces, ahem, ote" Trams In tlieletell OR rte 1515+1 as HANDICAP PLAT, o[so MM., fee 3-yr- olds and upwards. I " 1y , 4 ca a a „, b ,,,,,,,,,,,, 5t se- or condemnation as a discerning public M _ALT • ... Onitl3l4l tisemewelens 25eA lettnn- soil by/. BOW D A . y . Nasell44l44ll44sen 44 211 and instances are mentioned of amazing success. Mr. may think proper to bestow. It is believed, how- Chrr., EN 1 Ild•°•`° 3 ° , 1166160 . 6 * 6 ' 146666 • 666 If f °II ChM.. see 1.33 ' HANDICAP SWIZINITAIRS of 20 son. each, sed only 6 113 17 4 sasiMalrmairs piano Hargraves had left Sydney on &journey of discovery ever, in the best informed minders, that a still more i Arm 1 ft if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, to kabob:A-wawa, 111 154 to the northward. It was eected he would pro- • field extensive will shortly even - - - - - IRELAND. SW zzzzzz Ku of 10 son. each, for 3-yr olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b ; the wiener to be sold for 40 sore. N N 11•414•4444•4.11p.D. DeseeiteMiliertbern) 13 533 Sydney and that • • whole of the country between . district. The escort ha brought into Sydney au for the employment of the rapidly accumu- p s „,, pe oftunless the t f letting resources the coun ry, septet o 1 M D.M./6 lb Dna Tara European politics should become more troubled. HUNAN. HAY S. during the week 161 ox. from Ophir ; 2,265 ewe 4 8w zzzzzz In of 10 son. each; 3.yr-olds, 7st 7lb ; 4 yrs, (nessiteeentannevr 4 3 pm The imports of bulls this week, as re- i specie and on is The following correspondence has taken place be- Bst 91b ;6 yn sad upward., ilat ; the winner to be sold for SO 30 EhliblallygLieskillallo 110 :If oz. from the Turon • 644 oz. from Braid- turned to us, include 3,000 dollars by the Africa Ictr ii twecn the prieddent of the Queen's College, Cork, 200 son. T.Y.C. 111 IS De. 1 dome Idltuu .. 33 641 wood, 184 oz. from Bathurst , and 22 oz. from 11l 1 Doi Alm ditto). 23 27 from New York ; 1,4601. by the Peninsular and u s u.', 1 and Archbishop Slattery, of Cashel, relative to the SWIRPSTAKMI of 10 son. each ; 2-yredde, Sat 121 6 ; 3 to Se Ueda lesebre Mlslal nit teal Niudgee. From Melbourne 6,487 oz. bad also come Oriental steamer Madrid (of which 3701. was from Cl/M.IM approaching visitation of the college: yes, Set 121 b ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner 1 1 1 in o w ...,.. in, making a total of 10,137 oz., in value about Ligeen's College, Cork, Mar 1, 1852. to be .old for 80 sore. First half of Ab. M. p k i. Neal Nese& lasers 151 IS 125 Gibraltar, 890/. from Lisbon, and 200/. from Oporto) ; ie„,,,,, , e My Lord Archbishop-1 hare thee , honour to Inform you Ia zzzzzz au of 10 •°°°• "ohs with . 50 added by the Sh N frellwases MOW 23 16 33,000/. The price had ranged during the week 8601. from Gibraltar by the Euxine • a small quan that his grace the Archbishop of Dublin, after consultation Jockey Club, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 71b , fillies, Bst 41b • M N LtrolatiltelaMlo4lest• (Isseill• Dein) -... 17 IS from 635. to 635. Dd. The Oriental had sailed for titof geld duet by rho Harbinget ' front the Cape; _ , y go . 0 with other of the risitote of Queen's Colleie, Cork, has 'mitt ' the win the winner of a stake value 200 son., i ding is .. I , ftelftw , ftftiltin Iwo London on the 20th January with 19,150 oz. and 4241. by the Peninsular and Onental steamer iv. um', I arranged that the visitation of that toile,. shall t a k e pi ma mer's own stake, 61b @stn. T.Y.C. (19 subs.) amour, '" (l oom! lelhel.Orontles el 13 the Catherine Jamieson on the 22nd with 4,29 ' 1 oz., Madre ; 1,504,977 dollars by the West India d Nathan b P one out of :0 10 DOM Mb See en Tuesday, the 11th of May, at 11 o'clock, a.m.; and I ° ,flaMd.,• silla:„t° 111e°,,,t--!...pL Presi dent .Y h a lt i. ss ss pssissass „ is .. scss '''' in all 23;142 oz., which, at 6.5.. per ox., was valued ""' steamer Medway. The total amount of these imports bee to ewes& my hop* th at you may be able to attend es " 31 !°„• 31 7,l_s' a targs ° ° :11.t ... ....5 h 1 1 . 4 _i w a t . aavasa ra as Asyrs3 - _ at 76,186 e, and the previous export from Sydney that viaitati..n, as mato rs of great importance to the in- oo„ _l.°. os°•••••• "•°• •11 5• I s '''`""'''':. y y • dam , f 1/4 11 Dels Sts Nal - - is rather more than 300,0001. sterling. The Her- tenses of the college and of education will probably then T..- •ch fby Bpirus oat of non= stes s , as a being 626,7081., the total shipped to date was raised ma nn also brought over specie to the amount of ST , ter under the consideration of the risiton.-I have the Bloomy A. 12,7, Bay iiid 4l •_„°•,, ___„ . ° 43 of Rise , Devil., , *f Bounty, perms, ' NI SS 62 1 f to 702,8951. Exchange on London for dra ft s against .11Y, 3,000 dollars, chiefly in Penman coin, but this was tr,,,„ Inoue to runic, my lord Archbishop, your ymirre's most *eh fo ) ano Libel out or AIVLIIIIIIIL ..0 C /411110417, by Tee a t 34 g ores as aimaja a g m. gold was quoted 7 per cent. dis. obedient servant, 11 , .1.2MT K &Ng, President. Libel , dam bi _Reveller out of Veil, sbk e Dorian. by lon el West Mtn= 9 , RI for Bremen. There have been no further imports of Osni,Eu 're. Libel out SiSt De. Iheereln Hi, Duct the Meet Rev. Archbishop Slattery, Thuds". eat of Led * be ° EP l ll nfa s 1 5y --2 , 1 , mid amb,,,d..112= Si il - gold from Australia during the week, owing to the Thurles, May 4, 1852. 111 •bk eby Paragon, out of Gipsy, hy Discord . 1 -__ _ _ _ . - - THIS DAY. changeable winds. Sir. -In your letter of the Ist inst., you, in your capsedty 01111 Li m ' s daze), •b f Promise, by Parteacte out at .. aisataTialraok.a= Two o'Ceocx. The exports of the precious metals direct from of Preside at of the Quers's College of Cork, notify to me Jessy, *ha Pella, by Da out of Ma Ilia, bci lonic, by " as ter. amiss.) tt Ide The Gold mining shares are steady to-day without London have been larger than for some weeks mutt. Buse, t that. visitation is to be held oo the 11th inst., sad 'sprees lon out of Diploma (paid). 16 ti Were V aner. Ip. Ct. ges much buainess. Aga: Fria. are rather better suP - For the week ending Thursday they corn nee a hope that I may he able to attend as a visitor. In reply, MATCH, NO Is ft, one to the pet ;84 611 each ; Ab. M. flame to ftelitenkka. /I 30 Pas. P 1 beg to say that your communication surprises Me set •"- Bedford's H and Wee 'Wake of ego sat *Lore st. IN WRY 5 Ikawast Seems ported at Ito trent., and Nouveau blondes at par 371,880 ounces of silver, and 1,715 minces and 5,11 IL d c t r ig• - banal wester*. IN HIM 105 lit's. Wlssit I was appointed • visitor to the Cork College Strathmore's Showman an mosey hi weep. to 1-16 prem. Port Philips are worth 1-16 to 3.16 in gold, of the aggregate value of about 104,5001. Yam, 4 lat once refused in the mat positive manner to enamel - - prem. Baden Baden, par to 4 prem. The account in detail is as follows :-Silver coin : to 1. " 145n, myself is any way oak so iostitutim modem:led tyke • Arrivals up to Saturday night. •• Sit 4 Alai= PRIFININeR MARIA li I die Santiago shares are lower. Rotterdam 33,000 oz. ; to Calais, 80,000 oz. ; to s p . ever, and after Ma mantas% emsoiaaties by the heed of the 6 1 11 Ds. Se. 2, 7 pet eat - - Mains gesinese Hamburg, ' 28,200 oz. ;to Boulogne, 30,600 oz. Silver to. eatholic church. This, my refusal, was sot only made CRICKET. IL 111 510 known in the proper quarter, but was also published la all 11 .IS end Bolylied - IS 1s! Ne. Share. Mtn& Pa*. yens don bars: to Rotterdam, 95,800 or.; to Hamburg, rtes sd the papers of the kingdom. That yes should either be ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. 61 sii Dales. nide, sal Aber deen hasOsa • Ili 6 - - &Welly ' ma y ' 63 480 oz. ;to Belgium, 22,800 oz. ;to Dunkirk, _ , ignorant of the tat, or being aware of it, that you should Yana Dar. ae ifilli. I •N 151,009 1 Agra Ma On 4 I IM. 14 1 16,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 2,000 oz. Gold coin :to hope to induce any catholic bishop, at your nun liftman, AY Evasinson.-Elevirs of Ragland v. Teen Two of q Wean 140,000 10s. tegbOillfornlan to deviate from the course he had laid out for himself Scotland, with two bowlers. The respective aides will be 1 mr0t.......... 1 . z .3 . 1.. " 1 1 1 Ipg. Dow 10 awls 10,000 10 Artralmelas I4 . I , to Rotterdam, 223 oz. WI to pursue, and which, mereciver, is nothing but We strict thus emstitated : The eleven: A. Mien, EN., Anderson, 1 11 6 1 MI 6 do . Mb El 1v a it sp. , I Rai The exports from the outports have been as fol. ow taf Atm It= Freehold se- 1' fdi duty. does, I must confess, appear to me very strange, Co.. iv , IS De. Mal per Ma Mei 13 1 Biekley, Box, Cagy'', Julius Clear, Clark, Club_ Hillyer, ~ 10 ims. lox 13 if lows :-By the Canada, for New York, 8,0001. in 'denir your position and your opportunities of is 33 'ereretell, and Parr. Scotland : Armitage, Baohanus, 3 3 mos" 50,009 1 Ave Mac ell 4 t a rem on the subject. As to me lam not a visitor of the c reee , Campbell, Dickson, Glonsford, Oloseford, Jun., Hut- Denise, Se ser am .n. SI 6 sowe N Illemenea Iron me Osel all ... ... gold ;by the Orinoco, for the West Indies, 4,8801. ; Queen's College of Cork, sad tierefore will not attend the _,_ chinas', Parnell, Morrison, Nunn, Smith, Stewart, Soln, 11 Ilk Sertlerell tH IN 13 3 100.0* 1 DIM Australia Gall - all I 3 its and by the Jupiter, for Lisbon, 24,6501. The total approaching voitation.-I have the honour to remain, war, _ Usherwood, Zeiler, Willis, te. l ei ] 9 . 3lf pa NAN SS Salt b5e.04.4114.64. 341 11 2 RON N Ds. (lowessa Oahe - - exports from the kingdom are thus raised to about Holy your obedient servant. M. 8 " Tral• • AT Eroi.-The Etooian Club (opening day). •II . 6 W SI 1 16 81 11,016 N Ds. it. JebeDst Re; - - 142,000/. . Riddel P.S.-This being a public matter, upon which the catho- OfWmle EN pet. - - AT VlCriallA Maw GROVND.-Royel Victoria Club. es • m imed " mis. „,, , ia , 210.05 e 1 cam& Oieek all par Ipm lictttol An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the lit public has • right to be accurately informed, and upon TUMIDLY WEDNUSDAY THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY. ft, as 6 pu,,,,,,, _ 1200! , . Osten Ontlif ........ whicti some mimpprehension might possibly exist, I will On these d ay . all d e b, e l m o deb da y " e ith er may be se 1 $ 49,,,,ati0l qq pa meow 1 arid OW ll f use It United Kingdom for the last week, published by publish your letter and my reply to it. will meet (ors gular practice. isy ell fa _Rlaidtillt 1 11 IN vo,fon il lbw Itastralles Ooppr ell `el. 4 Den Hera path's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,606 W,OOO le Oman . - ......- - - Sir Robert Kern. 31 * meemasicliel IN li miles to be 275,2300er at the ride of 41 L 15s. per mile SOUT • SATURDAY. 4040 Oolie Meat4a. all 1 010 10 10 De- We SW ... .. IS I A subsequent letter was written by Sir Robert . .raT TAR OTAL.I Zillilltl • Y. Royal Hone Guards Blue. I s Ds. ma . a p . " 11.000 Kane to Dr. Slattery explaining that "in the 0111. AT LORD'a.-Kensington Proprietary • School v. Welled. m, a• 499b,94..1,19119.at 14 i 100,00 e to = all Ills period of last year were 273,2961. on 6,363 miles, or nil ha , tial hat of visitors, as officially delivered to him by ley Bons School. 11l • Mete PreNutet -... 1 I do. iPo I 50 ,0(10 LociOnaler.O.thoC.o3. all - - ewe I Mean Alleutbanwlesa 9 - - son, an 431. per mile per week. There is thus an increase The fc her Majesty's government, his Grace's name ranked Chelsea- N 20 Reran Ratessien... „. 1 201 AT CHILTZNEILM.-•- , W014 Gloucestershire v. 5 Do.onewtsedit pact. 20 if A,OOO New 0card5........ - - 1 I next after that of his Grace the Archbishop of Dab- ham ca w . - 6 4 0 1 I 200,000 Massa Iletes tin : and that he had not since received soy official 16 10 Meek ifferaster, ent 130,000 Pert4/44.- I par 1 pet received ;an increase in the mileage of 243 miles, or Kent I ekcee Quirts latels.. all 1 Sl9/ 5 605. tO 3.82 per cent ; _ and a decrease of 11. ss. in the instructions to remove his Grace's name from the list ~_ ___,_,__ au • osia Tux CRYSTAL PALACE.-On Saturday, the sale of e i we1r e.... 17 0... , . N : w er o ... I t 14 Get 104 1 77 Se Ikea., deoabs 155 115 114 111 II portion of the Jetts belonging to the eon - kom is Ito CM& chatters." Under these circumstances the invite, "'• r '''''''al.P e s h c rysta l pa w .. Ili IS Cleskellakr. ol - 43,174 se , e-• 1 nom Nana tractors, vase bas been gals on in • mac, a per OM-. - lii Ire The Railway Times estimates the total receipts we I lion to attend was merely sent in a formal way, lest termiaated. The only noticeable lot way the enormous ti 4 Nab Dam - _„. ... 15 16 154 100,903 1 w e t 142490101. all 4 I tiM since the Ist January at 4,4 -' 87,3844 which, on 6,454 incr ea* the omission might in any legal way vitiate the acts ninon boicogiog to the Thames Plate Glass Company, a. 110 Yea, 4_Reol.oss.' If 11 els _. . . . . tttviz.: Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small 98. Buenos Ayrean Six per Cent., for asseunt 14th May, 791. Milian Six per Cents, 1001 ditto, Three per Cents, 681. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 921. Mexican Bonds, 341, 33j; ditto, New Three per Cents., 28, 27t. Peruvian Actives, 101. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil Guarantee), 1001, 100; ditto, Converted, Four per Cents., 371. Russian Five per Cents., 1151. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 97. Spanish Old Threes, 471 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211; ditto, Committee's Certifs., 21 per cent. Venezuela Deferred Bonds, 18. The money market remains easy, but' now that it has been perceived how trilling is the effect produced by the late measure of the Bank, there is no sign of any further relaxation in terms. It is rather believed that any alteration will be in the other direction, looking at the decided flow of money into several de partments of the produce market, including more especially sugar. cotton, and coffee. l'alpable evidence is afforded, however, on every side that the ease of the market is secured for some time to come, and thus the present is regarded as a meet favourable opportunity by those interested in the promotion of joint stock enterprise in its varied bearings. Advan tage has already been taken of the abundance of money hero to press the claims of French railway enterprise upon public attention, and the reception accorded to these undertakings, rendered more at tractive in many cases by guarantees of dividends and exclusive concessions, has been sufficiently fa vourable. It is not, however, by any means so certain that any large number of shares in the lines for the formation of which the French President has shown so much anxiety, is held bond :fide in this country; but there is rather reason to believe, that merely trafficking in the shares, with a view to the enjoyment of tho high rates of premium, has formed the chief desire of the speculators. Meanwhile our advertising columns continue to give publicity to a flood of announce ments of joint-stock schemes for purposes of a most varied character, including mining for gold, copper, silver, and lead; the establishment of new ocean steam rendes ; submarine and land telcgr The ; banks; projects of emigration and colonisation on a vast scale, besides brewing and malting companies, cab companies, candle companies, and numerous others. The whole of these projects, which owe their existence to the present flourishing condition of our monetary affairs, may fairly be left to meet with such a proportion of support or condemnation as a discerning public may think proper to bestow. It is believed, how ever, in the best informed quarters, that a still more extensive field will shortly be required to be opened up for the employment of the rapidly accumu lating resources of the country, unless the aspect of European politics should become more troubled. The imports of specie and bullion this week, as re turned to us, include 3,000 dollars by the Africa from New York; 1,4601. by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Madrid (of which 370/. was from Gibraltar, 890/. from Lisbon, and 2001. from Oporto); 8601. from Gibraltar by the Euxine • a small an tity of gold dust by the Harbine ' from the Ca ps; 4214 by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Madras; 1,504,977 dollars by the \Vest India steamer Medway. The total amount of these imports is rather more than 300,0001. sterling. The Her mann also brought over specie to the amount of 3,000 dollars, chiefly in Prussian coin, but this was for Bremen. There have been no further imports of gold from Australia during the week, owing to the changeable winds. The exports of the precious metals direct from London have been larger than for some weeks past. For the week ending Thursday they core rise 371,880 ounces of silver, and 1,715 ounces and 5,1111. in gold, of the aggregate value of about 104,5001. The account in detail is as follows :—Silver coin: to Rotterdam ' 33,000 oz. ; to Calais, 80,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 28,200 oz. ; to Boulogne, 30,600 oz. Silver bars: to Rotterdam, 95,800 oz.; to Hamburg, 63,480 oz.; to Belgium, 22,800 oz.; to Dunkirk, 16,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 2,000 oz. Gold coin : to Hamburg, 1,490 oz.; to Sydney, 5,0001. Gold dust: to Rotterdam, 223 oz. The exports from the outports have been as fol lows :—By the Canada, for New York, 8,0001. in gold ; by the Orinoco, for the West Indies, 4,8801.; and by the Jupiter, for Lisbon, 24,6501. The total exports from the kingdom are thus raised to about 142,000!. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Hempath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,606 miles to be 275,2301.; or at the rate of 411. 15s. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of last year were 273,2961. on 6,363 miles, or 431. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 1,934!., or 0.70 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 243 miles, or 3.82 per cent.; and a decrease of 11. ss. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist January at 4,487,3841., which, on 6,454 miles, gives an average of 6951. ss. 80. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of last year was 4,198,633!. on 6,272 miles, or 669/.Bs. 5.1 d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 25/. 17s. 3d. per mile. fa ss, lezialmoa... I Oftener aateol 34 psi & Nardi Sada ... ... 10 Ozked, Woraster, IL.. simis Wm.. SIM pat Oast . 01 $ .0116.11iNns.Now0w.' I. Cholir(Sos.W. Mist gm: Gni— ... lib Tart. 4 Ct.G•&.; $ Waliehol & II 1r... Ifineursika tierw. of Mr _ THE CRYSTAL PALACE.—On Sett Hay, the sale of the remaining portion of the effects belonging to the con tractors, which has been going on in the Crystal Palm*, terminated. The only noticeable lot was the enormous mirrors belenghsg to the Thames Plate Glees Company, which went fee 2% ! . During the week the boiler-house km been palled down, and • ardinif erected outside the mat entrance ; and to-day the demolition of the building Pa /. It A Pa in lei is le If lj dig f i Ns circumstances Sable that the your Grace's LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. 164 17 41 41 1 Ms i pa deeply regretted Fll2o.Are extemiee fro broke sat this Nero, stoat 1 Aka, in the large seed es Konen Imre sad Co. .lse A " Orews."' OnstlwaincLa tract of seem& with factories. The bap erblett the temereased was @spanned *ma es , et mei she, be. =legi h r Keene. Yam_ by a ven , aassew . pithy" ,y • exteasire seemary MOM AWOL ficakwd the 1101 Of the Ins named property. A pelleenea of the K &whim who haft Eris the discovery, hamediatcl 77 .ended as Mem is the mai way, sad, havim praaarod Mame% he despilibed insesengen to the ilithreat sepia Maim ; bet sal was the fee, at the ism that is Ism Ikea Ire masks after its .deism Mime hawk every part of the feitery presented a mesollem. Nearly a doses powerful amiss' arrived Mesa elseka aeoualy, bat the water that flowed treat the Seethwark mama wee head t o sap* as kap a amber of machine.. mess was Est Ile Iwo mospera tively amilealmed at say point, esatimed to spesed, sad arias neami several of the a4eiedna &MO% at illeith seemed a Smile aypearawee, ger Mummer of aim ==e a t f a i bm s e ti f te as =les teekes ant were drifted ear tbe wersemakii Mesa is ter as dies skia. The Me of as may amiss as mid be pet I. work were plated smiest the samstemitag baddiass, se that by half-past two O r elsok all dome of say extension sabehiefe was over. The laps INNS of fire which Mr- MAIM beneath the ruins was set eseepietifly extinguished mfr aka Vasa this raereing. Mrasta Hayman were Meal he the Alta .Mrs fm the belidiag, bat it is stated teal As Meek was ast lamed le the fell latest of the lose, while Is estimated at 20,00 W. FOREIGN RI 10 antral halm IPlennes'l SO $ OW* Chstisrol sad Erras Is Oa Salm .. Geese Miss I' A MY. 41 p lastka . 1 Mini of IP LssessisTs Lurcarooi, MAY B.—We have had a quiet market to day for shares, and in Doren, Caledonians, and York and North Midlands were a shade lower. Other things are firmer. Ambergate and East Junction, 1 d.—Birkenhead, Lanca shire, and Cheshire (late Cheshire and Birkenheed), 18— Ditto 1221. shares), 61 d.—Caledonian, 201—East Lanca shire (prefennee quarter shares), 9—Laneashire and York shire, 73 I—Ditto (fifth shares), ai d.—Ditto (fifth shares, West Riding Union), 41 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and South rrt, 21—Louden and North Western, 1 2 4—Ditto (new shares), 61 1 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln el. new preference), 13-16 p.—Midland, 701 I—Ditto1 —Ditto (new preference 41 per cent.), par—Northern Union (A, guar. by London and North Western, and Lancashire and York shire), 253—South Eastern and Dover, 211 I—York and North Midland, 261—Watetford and Limerielt, 20. Lawns, MAY B.—There was a rather better market this morning, and a slight advance upon yesterday's quotations. The following are the closing sales: East Lancashire*, 17 ; East and West Yorkshire Junctions, 14; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 73i ; Leeds Northern', 181 ; Manchester, Shef field, and Lineolnshires, 34; Midlands, 701. BIRMINGHAM, MAY B.—This market was steady to day ; the transactions were, however, chiefly in local stocks, which pretty fairly maintained their prices. Shrewsbury and Birmingham B's were done at 61. MANCHISTIL MAY B.—The market has been quiet, and business was confined to the smaller stocks. Caledonian, 201 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Fifths, 6 13-16 d.; Lan-' can ire and Yorkshire (201. F., 61.18 d. ; Manchester, Boston, Matlock, and Midland, 2 1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (new 61. pref.), 3-16 p.; North Stafford shire, n, 6-16 d.; Whitehaven and Funnies, 6f. flamer., MAT B.—The market was inactive; South Wales were done at 34j ; and West Cornwall, die. educational o enjoy the supervision Slattery he 1 , 't .i w 1 11. I . 11 1 10 De. (11011iray) De. 12). (Oman Pi nub 1711. do. Now 16 Warm mg Lees 16 20rIbers of d Da 121. 1 per el. Nob (kr E. Ills Andras abs.) I 6 I Pan Otlsms awl Lyons sad Durdssuz 21 Pals awl Orions Si Pads sad lam ID Pstis pod 711evaliwag Pi Mew oml Sem 70 -wars mil Man „ 17 rows ail MON 11, Wel ▪ WesletTriCrems— I on 23 1111 z d 111 In X4 l 4 1 /. 4 41 1 4 14 761 w -12 211 111 II 4 I II I pa hia confirmation Cul- 11l I 'I Barrien Muezum.--On Saturday were printed, in l a parliamentary paper, amounts relating to the British ilusram. It appears that in the year ended the 31st of Marsh last the expenditure was 61,3861. Is. 94. from the grants amounting to 52,6391. The balance In hand (8,6481. 12s. 4d.) was carried to the account for the present • - - _ - • :i• -- .0* .. .e sik n .__ .. . _.... -,...-..,,,,5._.5... 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The following correspondence ha taken place be twecn the president of the Queen's College, Cork and Archbishop Slattery, of Cashel, relative to the approaching visitation of the college: Queen's College, Cork, May 1, 18.52. My Lord Archbishop-1 hare the honour to inform yet that his grace the Archbishop of Dublin, alter einteultatim with other, of the visitor. of Queen's College, Cork, ha arreantd that the visitation of that college shall take Ate ea Tuesday, the 11th of May, at 11 o'clock, a.m.; and Is, to express my hop. that yuu may be able to attend a Old 'imitation, as mature of great importance to the in Weis et the eolltitc and of education will probably then sow milt the consideration of the visitors.-I have th leaser to remain, my Lord Archbishop, your grace's into Obedient servant, IttimaitT Kane, President. lli. tir.ict the Most Rev. Archbishop Slitter!, Titlarks. merles, May 4, 1852. S. -Y, -In year letter of the Ist inst., you, in your esprit; of President of the Queen's College of Cork, notify to a that a r.,itation is to be held on the 11th inst., sag semi • hope that I may be able to attend as a Saila, , la mph 1 leg teen that your csaimanlealion stupriete ate set illte. Whs a 1 was appointee s visitor se the Cork Ceiba 1 et ewe missed la the meat positive wow TO ONION spell in any way with an institution tendestnei Owls ern, sad after the mama enatinatien by the had sill embolic thumb. This, my reheat, wee act soli nod loose in the proper quarter, bat wee Woe published is a the men of the kingdom. That yea and& clew I **rant of the fact, or beieta a ware et it, that yes shall hope to induc e an y emboli. op, _at year =era InetaMM to deviate f ro m use °ewes be had laid out he WNW to pursue, end which, moreover, is nothing but hi eteii duty, does, I most cashes, appear to me very stream eel Mitering your position and your opportunities of take= ton on the subject. As to ase, I run not a visitor et sli Queen's Coll. ge of Cork, and thirstiest will net amid a approaching .citation.-1 have the beam to tennis, eh your ohedient servant, IL MILAITaaIr. VS -This being a public matter, apes which the esthi lie public has a right to be accurately informed, sad ape which some misapprehension might possibly exist, I wi publish your letter and my reply to it. Sir Robert Kane. A subsequent letter was written by Sir Rohm Kane to Dr. Slattery explaining that . in the ofi tie fiat of visitors, as officially delivered to him b her Majesty's government, his Grace's name ranks next after that of his Grace the Archbishop of Dut lin : and that he had not since received any officii instructions to remove his Grace's name from the lie of suitors." Under these circumstances the invite lion to attend was merely sent in a formal way, lei the omission might in any legal way vitiate the act of the visitation. Sir Robert Kane adds, "I at Suite aware from unofficial sources that circumstance bed occurred which rendered it improbable that th Untie could have the advantage of your Grace presence in an official capacity, and I beg to Mal that nu person could have more deeply regrette than myself, that such misunderstanding should hat creurred. I do, however, trust, that the education' interests of Ireland may yet be allowed to enjoy tt advantage of your Grace's enlightened supervisie and advice." In a rejoinder to this latter epistle, Dr. Slattet tells the President of the Queen's College that if I wiahes to give publicity to the latter portion of tl cfmc , pondenee, it is for himself, and not for has (Dr. , Slattery) to per to its publication. Nothing certain has yet been heard here of tl appointment by- the lope of a successor to the la Archbishop Murray. The latest rumour afloat that government has been intriguing, through tl Earl of Ilnlmeribu, with the Prince President Use French R e p u b lic, to obtain a friendly hint to I Holiness, from that quarter, that the confwmath of the choice made by the clergy of Archbishop Ct kit would he very objectionable. At the sitting of the Court of Queen's Bench to-de Jame!, Birch, the proprietor of the late World new . PIP I. mod e an appli ca ti on in parrs to have a pa pcuen.cut of the trial in the came in which he sten Charged with a libel against Mrs. French, t daughter of Mr. Brewster, Q.C. He applied on t Mend that much prejudice had been created spit THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market to-day is per cent. better thus it left off on Saturday. The settlement of the account forms the chief feature of business. Consols have been sold at 991 fur cash, but are now quoted 991 to ! for money, and 99! to 3 for the 9th June. The Reduced Three per Cents. mark 981; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to India Stock, 268; Bank Stcck, 219:. Exchequer Bills, March, 71s. prem.; ditto, June, 625. to 655. premium. In the foreign stuck market the feature is another great fall in Mexican Bonds, which are extremely heavy. The new Three per Cent. Bonds have been sold from 261 to 25!, and are now quoted 23;1 to 3 ; tho Old Bonds mark' 33; to 32'.. Venezuelan stocks are also worse, and the Active Bonds have receded to 47. Peruvian Actives mark 103 ; Spanish New Deferred, 21 to 1 ; Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., 79 ; Danishrives, 1031 to 1. Other stocks have scarcely been touched. The Committee of Mexican bondholders inform us they have received advices from Mexico, dated•thc 3rd ult., but of no great interest. The agents at the to-day, ' news a post stands the against ILWAIII. ft/ 23) 13 13 44 3e 1 S t 1 in I d 131 131 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm and still looks up. Prices are quoted as follows : Town Tallow, 355. 6d. nett ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 6d. ; October to December (1852), 375. 9d.; Cu or before the and of May, 365. 6d. MARK-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. We had but a moderate supply of Wheat from Essex this morning; that from Kent was tolerably good; the low rates at which some of the recent arrivals of American Flour have beau forced olf by the importers has been mainly instrumental in causing a further decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. in the value of English Wheat in Mark lane this morning ; but a small proportion of the 19,190 qrs. of lureign Wheat received last week is adapted for the London trade (and the 9,000 qrs. thereof, from Alexandria, will probably be used for distilling purposes) ; choice fatalities of red Baltic and tine Dantric Wheat being scarce, the value of such was well maintained, and in the absence of any ef fective demand for secondary and inferior descriptions, prices must be considered nominally as last quoted. To make progress with sales of foreign sack and barrel Flour a reduction of ls. and Gd. respectively had to be submit ted to. . _ English Barley comes but sparingly to market, and its value uuderwentno alteration. The receipts of Oats in the aggregate amount to a fair week's supply; the dealers were not free buyers this morn ing at the rates of Monday last; at the same time, they were unable to purchase on easier terms. Beans and Peas were in short supply and rather dearer. The Cleeerseed season is fast drawing to a close, still holders are firm for the little remaining on hand. BRITIiII. Shillings pee Qr. WIS LIT, FANCY Rent red 11 io .16 to 44...wbite, Se 10 11 to 45 Nogiolkand Suffolk.— 31 to 36 to 34... 00. lib [OlO to 41 Talaryt(E.r.!i t•uittiik) 43 t 047 eambrklgot Lisootaril to $4 to 40 . white, 33 to $7 toil ars e um .. ......—.......—.... to old, —to 11.1.... v, Eroding --............... 23 to 27-distilling Slitillsig ... lt to 34 -chrlaller —to 34 toe 48 32 to 3d... fine pale ._ _ - . k. 38 to GO .MALT ONDS English, feed ........... lll to 20-- ......„.....„ 19 a :11 Ditto Poland.* B. twice It Ocotob, feed 21 to 22 potato 24 to It Irish. Coed.- ...... .. 17 to 13 to 19 -block ....... ..... l9 to NI 11113,, potato 21 to 23 Pave, pey 23 to 30. amok . it to 34 blue 3l to 41...impetial 43 to 17 White 3l to 33. .boilere 23 ta 37 Doves, Mouton 27 to 23... tick 29 toil.. old 83 to 35 Harrow 20 to SI.. kmll3l t 033 old 3S to 37 TARSI, newsprint, per bosh.— to —.new winter tea to 4. Sol old to fterasaau, new 42 to II UMW, Cone.. per thouwowl ill to CO fa Cut•waao, per cert., red...— to —to --white ...... —to— to Per each of 26010 e. Fuson, town made, delivered 37 to 40...0ne hotwehold .. 33 to so Norfolk and fiutfulk 3O to 32. whites FOREIGN. libiltioga per Qr. WoLte, Dentate cod Kontgeberg AI w 44 floe Poottrantan 40 1014 ..Buttock 40 to IC ntettin 34 to a French.. to to —.. Bret:ant to 35 to 37 ..Ilamburg ...Is to 40 10 42 te , . Rambo.... .:: .. ....-.—... 30 to 32. .M . p ... tian ........ 27 to 31 Danube 32 to 31 B4 to 32 Rra ..„ .. —to Bayne, feeding 2l to 26 distilling 26 to 28 Wnt." —to India& Qom 37 to 30 Oars,Rtualan . Powirraoisn and ARealstrad l9 to It Swedish rod Mullah l9 to 21 Friesland and Dutch, feed lnto 111 Ditto. brew. 3l to 25.. Poked, 31 0. 24 Buns, tick 00,011 27 to old ?I 6322 14ypilaa 21 to Si .Tusteray 14 to 20 Pipe, Ott) 24 to 27 24 to 32...b011ara ...—...... 33 to 30 Tau, old 23 to 23 heir to to 1/—larg• 31 to SS Louisan, Battle and Rural**. 4l to 44 lledltemtaran sod Odeon RkPOILID 42 to 44 . Ilernmesd 40 to 49 Do. CAM i to.. of duty, pa too, SI 10 to SI IS Per Barrel of 1311114. nova, American le :0 21 to 23...Canadtas 20t021 Dot:arta to --Hamburg Trench, per seek of 2401ba 27 to 31 to 32 ARRIVALS 1 31 . 10 1A13113014 FROM 3th IIAY to Bth MAT. .. . --..._ ..__ _____________ Ws. ingliah. beeteh. Irish. Varela& Wheat Barley :35 I 670 1 3510 I 3030 Oats 3OO 117 10700 78e7 Flour, 33,298 barrels, 0,306 lacks; Malt, 6,446 yrs. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 13.. Bd. ; Eden Main, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 14e.; Walla End Haswell, 188. 3d.; Walls End Hatton, 164. ; Walls End Larabton, 16.. ad. ; Walls End Stewart's, 188. ; Walls End Tees, 16L—Shipsat market, 1,13. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-THIS DAY. During the past week the snivels both coastwise and by rail have been more limited than any week during the sea son, and en improvement in prices has been the consequence. The following are this day's quotations:—York Regents, 90s. to 120 s. ; Scotch, 80s. to 90s. ; ditto cups, 60s. to 70s. ; Kent and Esse:, RN. to 100 s. ; Wisbeels and Cambridge, 60s. to 100 s. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts, and, there being no increase in the demand, the trade generally is worse, still some choice Scott! make 31. 4d., but it is an extreme quota titian. There are also a few more Sheep end Lambs; however, the demand is adequate, and consequently late quotations are fully maintained; indeed there is rather more inquiry for Lamb. Good Calves are selling rather better. - From Germany and Holland there ere 334) Beasts, 860 Sheep, and 166 Calves ; Scotland, 530 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,800; and 130 from the northern and midland counties. a, Pet scowl et Ohs. . d. 4. d. Tar atone of R s t. 4. d. d. Peat Navy. Ilaraforde 3 0 3 4 1 Bad Pas. a 11fAxls. Oh 0 U U 0 Float Short-bores . _ 3 0 3 2 Bed Long-wools ...... 3 0 3 4 64coodquaLlty lisant 2 4 210 , Do. do. tdaorn . ... 0 o 0 0 Callas .. ...... 3 0 4 4 Ewe. ardsorood‘allty 2 6 3; 10 Pk. , 110.. alas. a Half-Isola 3 4 3 6 ; lital.l4._ . —. .. . .. 4 8 6 4 Iterun. at market, 4,1 , .3 . liabeep and Latabs.l6,l43 ; Calve*. al ; P 144.306. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—A letter from Mr. .1. It. Wallace, principal light-keeper at Cape Wrath, to his father, Mr. Wallace, in charge of the Messenger coal depot afloat at Woolwich, dated Cape Wrath Lighthouse, April 29, 18.52, says: "The squadron in search of Sir John Franklin passed the lighthouse this morning, at 8 a.m., going we►t with a head wind, light breeze from the S.W. The first vessel, • steamboat, towing two barks; the second, a steamboat, towing one bark and a steamboat ; the third, a steamboat. We exchanged signals with the ships. P.S.—Before closing this, at 2 p.m., the squadron are steering N.W." EAST SURRF.Y.—The Surrey Standard states that J. W. Freshfleld, Esq., of Moorpark, and W. F. 0. Farmer, Esq., of Nonsuch-park, will, in all probability, be the conservative candidates for the representation of East Surrey at the ensuing election. BETTING 'Ans.—The subject of betting lists is to be brought before the House of Commons this evening (Monday).