The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-16 00:00:00

7 r----- 7 , :iL--e- r7a. f.___zisi•-•,--a- . j 14%--- ,t• . Tte , olijfkprt% 1 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1851. No. 1,r.00.] [THREEPENCE. TO the PROPKINTONS et NAM INDIA' WOOL Lams AND Overticregy—ihe yam. le ele lemeibi Asa (if your valuable director, Sr. Tuber. sineme MINI SI ter spread to year ••••••• Ow • mpg Y upp o p mr , seam, although It is hot ang Maim is proseal te ti• bat ai Oc prevent vatouy. N grateful edeeirldeposee At t he reamed sommass sow part I have received, I have dr beam 'a be, Lagos sod Oakdale's, —-- • • - RAILWAYS. TIIIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoce. The share market to-day is very dull, and in the total absence of anything like animation in the deal ings, prices have shown some little weakness, so that the general range is a shade worse than on Saturday. Bus►ness is very restricted, as the improving appear ance of the traffic returns has as yet failed to bring forward buyers, and the bulk of the operations con sequently consists of sales. — Taw aid olediest invest, 7, i►ntr•puk Guam, )ass ►6, ►u►. 01601106 MUSE& CHESTER aad HOLYRE %I) RAILWAY. TLINIDERS far 101.1.1110 BMOC, km—rte Thomism' M Opecibtatadm tor IS sbalmtptinsat wager method by Oils °auto paay tea be bad, ob payment al 10e. for era drstnni, an ap Bastion at tba Company', aMes, Chaster Barlow Tema, to be unloosed oad Not in beton 11 oeslo k, on Um 2Stit loM. By amber, 1. 0. BINDER. Suptrintandent's Mee, Mester Smarm, lone 11, MI. terAPIEIZ-MACHE ILIA IRON TEA-TRAYS. A. araertnseat of Tea Trays and 'Vahan wholly Impreca d, ',bettor se to extent, variety, ea novelty, is now selling by WILLIAM B. BURTON, at prima mask lower yob. usual, in corm. of Ms kris meat ern parabaws. rwris Amp Paglar.ralelte Trays, per set of Owes from 20s. Od. to le gainer. Ditts, Len ditto from lbs. Id. to 1 guineas. Canna sin" ditto true Is. Od. As lweasss:bris2l2l mall plabiewsdebt *ad iron trays, .any tama ft bigiad dale of es; at about a quarter of Weir original wit ; Wag add, ar diestly oat of sonditkm. These 1116 speolally worthy Ask attention .1 lavers and coffee-boom keeper& Monad and Oftkie walla, cake and bread baskets, "TIZEIow. LII2II 8. BURTON'S Mork at ORNERAL FURNIMING IRONMONOBRT as literally tbe largest W tba world, detti:ed Cata hisatraialilk._viSk amtime. Nag low FAI ha._ Its IssisT VSNT-PMA3 REQUIRED tut BARLOW'S NEW INVE.VTED SELF-ACTING SIPHON TAP. wlgalt ly prtwits ale, beer, slaw, or other liquors, from beesming Bat or acid, prise es. Id.; ditto !Peen, Plated, for Sherry, he., Oa gd, by using which a gnat saving will be effected The alphas Tap, when Mired cm, labiate Mr into the cask rafEclemt to epee the liquor to Now and no mare; and when the tap IP named odf the SIT OM no longer eater. The advantages are ob. vkwis. The last Pat may be drawn is se brig and line condition ,s Pica the reek wm fret tapped. The importance of preserving from twiggy the tinkle we drink cannot be overrated. It b a well inso we het, t hat aeid liquors see often the prettlepoeia,t mist ce cholera. Also may be hada prat variety of superior taps at grent.l WPM L 8 g &MAW, turnialtirg ironmonger, It, Wag WU. Namicei-bane. Established MD. The skew ate weir rattled to tee satire witietaetion. Now psalm tugs stamped with J. Bariow's name and *Wren .—The Ns& oupplie4.—J. B. umber gwttis a sew method of Mooing Sea& N.B.— It le In the Great Lahibitin, Section 12, No. 468. PEARLY TEE l'H.—RO W LANDS' 01)()NTO, or PEA KL DENTIFRICE, • white powder, compounded of the &retest and mom rec herche Ingredients of the Oriental berteL It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes routs of incipient decay, ;ciers • end preeermis the earns... 4 Imparting the mut pare and wart like whiteners, end ekes Immune end perfume to the bum*. mars y ul by de mem. erudite:et& from the mum, end • beedthy emu and redness are deduced; rn that the teeth (U Imre) me the rendered firm in their means. Its truly cadent and fragrant sea. UMW properties have obtained Its ...dunce by use Queen, the Cmart, end toe doyal Ymolly of Great Britain and the Sommlgn• end Nobility throughout Famine. Price 2a. 4. per Ma.—Caution. The woe& Rowlar.ns' (Man" are on the (the. affixed on each bon.— 8010 by A. and AUKS, Ito nattcmgarder , tun: r.; and bye* chensiste sad rariamera. "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, Ocastleatioa, Indigestion, and Debility, frees MIA 1 bad **ad groat misery, sod which m medleinecould remove or relieve, have been effe:tuidly cured by DU BARRY'. HGALTILKESTONING FOOD, is • very Abort time.—W. N. itemo, Pool Anthony, 'Har lem." " Eight year.' drivels*, amalgam, debility, with cramps, 21117 and aim, foe wheal my servant bad combed the advice ;, have bern effectuelly removed by DU B 4111tY'S delicious ileals.rean'lng Pond In a very abort time.— Ea. John W. Ylavell, tidlinetea Rectory, Norfolk." " Tbree yours' nava. nervousness, Mk palm In say neck and let arm, and geseral debility, sac! res. Med my Me very miserable, has been rsdically removed by DU BARRY'), Ileelth.resiselng rued. —Ala. Utast, Archdeacon of Wm, akibtereea." —Aoki in canister', will fall Warrantees, "Nib. bag fib., at 2..91.; Lb., at Is. dd.; $l6, at Its.; Ob., at 2*. ite m-reined udit', lOU, at *a; Alb., al 22a • Ca 10Ib. rod Mb. misters ar a s mitres earrbige on mead eiP04411901 ceders by DU !MIRY and tbk.. 191, New landaus* londsa. DUDLEY, WORCESTEILMIEI:-10YAL DREW ELY, PLANT awl UTENSIL', Ogolo. Dow, mod 11. t.+. W. MASON ec a f ire tckkrsbtuy) respectfully Ai = he Is by Ihir to SELL CM . 9 2a trrom 141.1.4 S L I VAN I Wat ee°II :II/711 1 41 ° . la! :.: v. - ie c glil.-41....-tzt: I.* ......... alum to bomb Milk eta ilill:PD- 61 v iolnip==ol • " 4 11 .1 L I R ' imS".= = s wot P enirtl egi mili dl k i mair inUmmak ill = Eirg ir. temi=7: ll" .Madmilig ri=Crig a i l he of MS lorreirrow._ *fi a bp.* 0 WararAns mi. I. dm lows =4 l . ak isii We Wit PM rod Moan sod iftders. Myr ANAL of SMS and words mor of M su M, •Mazdmage.— le Awed • amfl widows Ind Mai oot' seem. SOW Welkiall.o B . M 11 . 1 .' beidra : Qom% I=Mor4a ;ea Oa MAW: d el Mr. Mumma. IJ, Bue. It EXT.—Desirable AM I DUCK , st . tr io. Osplistne. Rest, 11 ' morn from 'Au ulon. ark 9 fn. as StrAte• se 0 rerarrkt. M ii. PEYTON will 8 by AUCTION Kt Durum '• Coffee-ham KhesKeeK 101- ey. Osesallt, Ile Tl , Fir Juno 13. stl2. in 3M Or wry tlairmth MINDKNCE re LIN D karma a• entries MEW e• tit PO et the county el Kest, ttely•K • Wg=6llVets Witlsol rodAses, meted mil& • peso, KIK ileeibul KS =Lame uf rem MEW please/KW the teelames. era ..,...dz,o ~..tb- iv.... - L . arre r ypert a i mil mikeee st Jame pismlNN Mir: Kw eceseauert of Mr. en tot leittmr. lees Silsdal as llll.o ask per . _ tie mar h• 10411 vic sit l . • On .. a .or zr , M. Koko, T)lem sad trAutart. V. Nl.kocate . _ - _ Carry .troet, Lizsvls. tuts i KlNlWelf•ClK•natim; - the Kerns. %. aa4 PA RUA MENTARY 001011TTEES. GUAF:RNMENT METROrOLITAM ROW BILL.— r. titions have been presented to the Seem el Commons 411 the existing water companies alpine the pro DIV3MITC. CALEoust.ol ItAltwmr.—Mr. Berners committee on this company's bill for creating a separate stock to the extent of 1.10,0001.. to be denominated the Lesmahagow Branches Stock, report the preamble proved. Bligt:webuttV AM) BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.—The committee on this company's bill report the preamble proved. but that they have struck out of it so much as re lated to the extension of time for branches already autho rised, to the formation of new branches and stations other than the Bilston branch, to the use of the Navigation-street station in BirminghamAo the powcrof making arrangements with the Shrewsbury and Chester for station at Birkenhead and fur interchange of traffic, and by inserting recitals as to the power of the company to complete and open so much of the Stour Valley as lies between the Bilaton branch and the Shrewsbury and Birmingham and Stour Valley in the event of the failure of the London and North Western to do so before 31st December next. EAsT ANGLIAN RAILWAY.—The committee on this bill for reduction of the amountof preferential dividend (with consent of the holders) now paid on some of the shares have declared the preamble proved. WINDING-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. DIRECT WEST END AND CROYDON RAILWAY.— On Saturday a meeting in this matter was held before his Honour the Master in Chancery Tinney, for proof of debt. by Mcssr.. Wreford and Lloyd, advertising agents, for whom Mr. Roxburgh appeared as counsel; Mr. H. Harris appearing for the official manager. The claim, 800/., was sought to be established against Major lkresfotd and Mr. Underwood, two of the directors ; and Mr. Chantler, the former solicitor, and Mr. .1. B. Cotton, secretary, were examined at length ; the only chief point deposed to being that Major Beresford and Mr. Underwood were at meetings when the claim in question was brought under con sideration. - ------ IMPERLAL BANK OF ENGLAND.—The meeting in this matter on Saturday was to make application for costs, all of which Master Farrer refused. FALL OF A HOUSE IN WIIFFECHAPEL.-011 &bir th), afternoon an old building, 18, Lambeth-street, Great Alit-street, Whitechapel, fell to the ground. The house in question, with several others in mbeth-staeet, which have been built upwards of 100 y had been condemned by the district surveyor, and mans were re sorted to to take it down with the tire •IV•ininp Several men had been engaged during the hat kw dar e r removing the tiles from the roof and palling down the k wall in the yard, together with the chimnles, end all seemed quite safe. The contractor (or pulling the \ewe down bad sold a large quantity of old timber to the peer gamins in the neighbourhood, and while the men wan proceeding with the work of demolition several boys were on the ground-floor picking up email pieces of 110011. when a loud creaking noise WAS - heard, and the next usanseat the whole building fell to the ground, carrying with it the several doors. It was immediately reported that several pones& were in the ruins, and some police having bean procured from the nearest station, as well as other amistnam, all set to work, and the bodies of two boys, nine named Edw. Eyers, aged ii, and John Murphy , aged years, end also a labourer named Sullivan were taken mt. The su ff erers were attended by medi cal men, but the two boys were found to be already dead. The man Sullivan, who was much injured, was conveyed to the London Hospital. FURTHER CALLS TO THE BAR.—A further call to the bar of students of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple was made on Saturday, and comprised' the follow ing :—Lonis Antoine Alfred Honig, Esq., and Wiliam Henungs, Esq. IRELAND. Dekladass.W. lissfasds. Ilhanina Cravv l i ttssr a ll i tNrer A lisi, l =lte, ra tess DUBLIN, SATURDAY EYINtriO. Intrailla sea =dr. Itweart. The Tablet this week lets in some additional light , on the subject of the rescript from Rome, ratifying ' the condemnation of the Queen's Colleges, and At Saßliniary.—The °atoms et Hatt TAU Cienthaws of imams us that that document has been already 8 " 81L At lama Dettaa.—Tham• Dittos.. Regan's-mark Ches. received by " each of the four archbishops," and that At tww.—movse maws v. Twat -two at ttrralarilitre. it will speedily be promulgated. Touching the point II" " 1 " " 11 " inme•S n li t Th• 81 "" 1 . how far the Rman Catholic laity are to consider v il TA Qatt4 . aff=ar, ° ll.2 6 .l' v. H " r Bo %el, J. themselves bound by this decision of Rome, the Bak 7 r, C-Bolher i C-llerratt, W s . R. Barth. B r tuul. Braw"BAw• Tablet thus lays down the law : Jaw. D. Laws. r. Ma.rioagall, Morainitlisr, T. P. Powell, N. Prim. C. Illemfiwie, A. Mb, W. P. Maxim I. White, Williams, B the eonfession of all men the Colleges are now finally C. Unc&d, Main, Ban. ed me dangerous to faith and morals. No ecelesias- FILDAT. tied censure or technical excommunication is fulminated At the Oni- —The *belt mtateh motlts.B. against laymen who attend or support them, but they are A a : mathiguaL ß° lB * — Ths a_ber u mata. w .ecs aisteb daueL owhiiied. left to the common law of the church. The law of the At Dareatry.—Davairy v. Towarater. church, as &general rule, forbids every man, under pain of At Etan.—Marylabonal3ao v. Present Monism. mortal sin, to enter an institution which is publicly con demned as dangerous to faith and morals. The law of the church still morelforbids every man to co-operate in the maintenance of an institution which is dangerous to faith and morals. 'The law of the church forbids these things just as it forbids drunkenness, theft, debauchery, lying, and perjury. But it does not guard the ordinary precepts of the decalogue with batteries of excommunication. It simply puts up a warn ing of Hell-fire, and leaves every man to take his own course. If he chooses to be a profligate, the way is open, and there is no toll. Ile has full liberty to tread the prim rose path that leads to the everlasting bonfire. Just so it is with the colleges and the laity. There is no positive ex communication issued against the refractory laity ; but the clergy ye withdrawn ma an evident tam of the ELEVEN OP ENGLAND V. FOURTEEN or SURRET.—This match, when time wu called on Saturday evening, wu drawn. The following is the score: Eleven of Englanddl Ist innings, 94; 2nd innings, 183. Fourteen of Surrey— m Ist innings, 142. THE GREAT EXHIBITION. THIS DAY. SI The Queen visited the Crystal Palace to-day, and 23 81 left at 11 o'clock. to LargAz including the ur tho passengers nr e s . br oc urz g i t ft , tia Of TO. mains in them, idler this Plain Warning, with his eyes . filed on the board which contains the legible inscription : " Be ware of the dog." " Beware of the man-trap.' " Beware of spring guns." " Beware of the everlasting bonfire " takes his own course, runs his own risk, and has full liberty, so we said, to walk along the primrose path as long as he pleases, and, perhaps, a little longer. The same organ, which throughout the whole of the religious excitement that has been convulsing the public mind has used every effort to urge both paz ies to extremes, expresses great apprehensions lest the Titles Bill should not be carried into vigo rous operation as soon as it shall have become law. It rejoices, however, that Whether the bishops will break the law or not is fortu nately not a matter of speculation. The English will have to break it every day of their lives. A bishop will not be able to say mass in a garret or cellar without breaking it. Ile cannot dress himself but in violation of the law. The ring on his finger is in defiance of the whips and their legis lation. And his walking abroad to take the air will be in contempt of the British Queen and her blaspheming par liament. Luckily, in England, matters must come to • crisis. The bishops, and the archbishops at their head, must perform their public functions; the archiepiscopal cross and the bishop's staff will be in each future proces sion a direct outrage on the British people . . . Here is en opportunity for schism, for heresy, for every evil work, graciously afforded us by the whips ! but here is also —through courage, through wilful and deliberate break ing of the law—an opportunity of converting, perhaps, all England, and of winning the confessor's palm—if not the martyr's crown. In the case of Mr. M. Burke against the Earl of Clarendon for libel the general plea of " not guilty" was entered this afternoon, at the latest moment for pleading to the plaintiff's declaration. I understand that proceedings have also been commenced by Mr. Burke against the Tablet, in which paper the sup letter to Lord Shrewsbury, containing the al legediied libel, was first published, and that Mr. Lucas, the proprietor, has entered an appearance in due NINES. (From the Daily Newt.) 60 SATURDAY EVENINO. at. The mining share market wears an improving is appearance ; for though during thg early part of the week some dulness was appareist, a better feeling 30 1 has since set in, and prices arc now firmer, with the Plj very favourable feature of an increased inquiry both t I for dividend and speculative stocks. Shares occu- st. pying a low position in the market, however, meet r e with little attention. In foreign mines there have to been larger investments than usual, and prices have 1 4 4 ; been decidedly looking up, especially for St. John t o del Reys, and Cobres. Shares in this last-named IC mine have now reached par, upon the strength 8 4 of an expectation that the dividend next St. month will be larger than that declared 3 4 at the corresponding period of last year. s o Reports from the mining districts continue highly favourable ; and it may be mentioned, as an instance l • of the vigour with which operations are being pro- an. scented, that a considerable scarcity of men has been 5 1 : experienced in several quarters, in consequence of the so great demand for this description of labour. et. The quotations of the week appeared in Saturday's 20 /1) Express. so 'X Fs k AND CHESTER RAILWAY. I The shareholders:met on Friday at Chester, ac cording to adjournment. At 2 o'clock the Chairman awl the other officials connected with the company entered the room; and, after a short pause, he asked if the scrutineers ltj were ready to state the result of the poll taken on the so amendment proposed by Mr. East. Mr. S. P. Robinson, le one of the scrutineers, was about to read a report which he SO had drawn up, when Mr. Roy said he objected to Mr. :t Robinson reading that report, inasmuch as the other ecruiti- 30 ' neer, Mr. Nicolson, had not seen it, nor was he even con- 20 suited as to its contents. Mr. Robinson then put the report Xs in his pocket, and observed that the majority of shorehol- la der in the room yesterday were in favour of his amend ment; but, in consequence of the great number of transfers r, which had come in within the past few days, be found him- 20 self quite unable to examine them, and, consequently could se not give a report before Wednesday or Thursday next, et. ("Oh! oh!" and cheers.) Mr. Nicolson said that he 11 really did not see any cause for such a delay. He was of I d s opinion that the result might be ascertained in the course of t • a short time. The numbers as taken were, according to his calculation, 5,500 for Mr. East's amendment, and 19,5-38 in support of the directors, and of the agreement with the Gnat Western .Company. The Chairman said that these 101 Orsejeernemcnts could really end in no good result. se l l went on with adjournment on adjournment they would not terminate the business in one, or even two ""! months. Ido therefore think that Mr. Robinson should be i o prepared to deliver his report on Tuesday, and that he will now say so. Mr. W. O. Thompson protested against the chairman limiting their scrutineer to time He should W have every opportunity afforded him to examine the whole of the vows with great cure. Mr. Rawson, of Manchester, ' thought it was injudicious to limit Mr. Robinson. lie was 22 of opinion that he should have full time, and that as this was the first scrutiny which had taken place in con- 15 nexion with this matter, it was the more desirable it should not be hastily done, but full and complete in every respect, so that no complaints could be made on a future occasion. 30 Mr. Tres or said, he thought it would be desirable if the is meeting adjourned for 12 months. At the end of that 141 time Mr. Robinson and his friends would surely be pref 0 pared. (" Hear, hear," and a laugh.) Mr. Robinson said 12 ii that he was most anxious to complete his laborious task, and 90 1 he would endeavour to get over it as fast as possible. At 20 the same time, the registry should be regularly scrutinised, ! so as to prevent trouble on a future occasion. He there- 50 fore did not think he could be ready before Thursday. He would, if he could on Wednesday. Ultimately it nu agreed to adjourn the meeting until Wednesday next, at 2 o'clock. After the meeting of the company adjourned, a meeting of independent shareholders was held—Mr G. 'Thomason in the chair. The Chairman said that he had received a letter from the secretary of the London and North-Western Company, stating that there was every prospect that the proposal for a guarantee of el per cent. would be favourably received by the board. Resolutions were passed to the e - feet that the terms now under the consideration of the London and North Western Company were such as would insure a fixed dividend higher than would ever accue from the Great Western proposal, and also be more advantageous, as such dividend would commence from the Ist of July next, instead of being postponed for some years ; calling on their brother shareholders to join them in protecting their property ; and in the event of the proposal being acceded to by the London and North Western Company, the chair man be requested to urge the immediate co-operation of the shareholder, and to take such further steps as might be necessary for securing the same. In the case of Mr. Williams, of the 12th Lancers, whose case has excited a good deal of interest, the Court of Queen's Bench this day decided that the writ upon which he was arrested might be amended by substituting the right name of "Arthur Wellesley Williams" for " Charles," &e. The accounts of the progress of the crops continue to be of a very gratifying character. There has been, a great deal of rain throughout the country, but its effects appear to have been everywhere most bene ficial. The grain crops are bursting into car, and the harvest prospects arc, on the whole, most encou raging- SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACES—FRIDAY. (CONCLUDED). C IBWILL STAKES of 10 sOeS. each, b ft; and 50 added One mile end a half. (7 subs.) Mr. Pilling's lAdy Yam, )7t, bet 113 (Osborne, Jun.) I Mr. Makes Orem Oaks, 3 yrs,Y 71b (Mott) Casale Scatt's Maatherter, 3 yra, Get 101 b (Wells) 3 Betting: /5 to 4 met Manchester, 2 to 1 apt Green Oaks, and 3to I apt Lady Eden. A tine race with ail three, woo by a head; the second beating the third by half • tesith. (AMID STAND PLATE, of 701. One mile. Mr. J. OfieneaSs /buy etre, I yess 44 4lb (tbrroll) I Sir. Maids* Cies Oahe, 3 us. Issue (T Dodd) 2 Mr. T. Twee Centensis, 3 es, lit blb (canted Eat 10Ib) (Charlton) 3 Betting : 7to 4 east Merry Bird, 4 to 1 apt Eliza Mid dleton, SM I net Ooldfinder, and 6to 1 agst Castellon. Won easy by two lengths. SALFORD BOIIOcON CCP of 100 SOTS., added to a Handi cap Sweepstakes of 10 son. each, h ft, and 3 only if de flated ; the second to receive 25 sore. out of the stakes. One mile and a half (47 subs, 19 of whom declared.) Mr. W. liceskre Al,nzo, 4 yrs, 751 Kb (including 3lbs extra) (Charlton) I Mr. Pedlers Pequetta, 3 re, Set Owls lag 101 be extra)(Carrol 1 Mr. T. Parr's Selina, S yrs. fist 1010 (T. Dodd 3 Betting-6 to 4 snit Alonzo, 6to 4 agst Paquette, 3to 1 agst Oxford Blue, S to 1 each agat Haricot and Chief Jus tice, and 10 to 1 agst Blister. A very good race with two from the distance, was won by a short head, Selina a bad third, and Aristocrat fourth. Two-TEATS-OLD STLLINO STARER Of 6 son. each, and 40 added ; colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Sat 31b ; winners 31bs extra. T.Y.C. (S subs.) Mr. Many's Sondes, 3st 21b (1001.) (Holm/ I Mr. Pedley's Tremont' Tat 1110 (1000 (Dickenson 3 Mr. Daum% fby The Era out of HAsooltl 7st 1210 (lOW. (Lye 3 Mr. Ems's Doubtful, fit 316 (1000 . Mr. Smith's Poem, list 210 (10 4.) (Mario.) 3 Betting : 5 to 2 eget Saredon, 3to 1 each agat Masourka filly and TrOalleaU, and 5 to 1 agat Fame. Won cleverly by a neck. PLATS of 501., added to a sweepstakes of 6 son. each, for 3-ynolds and upward.. One mile and three quarter.. (Tubs.) Mr. Tbwass'e Aristocrat, 4 yr*, let 210 (Hama I Mr. T. Par's Twitter, II era let ab (10014 ...... (Marlow 2 Ile. Walker's Mrs. Bieck, a yre (SW.) (Osborne 3 Betting : 6to 4 agst Border Boy, 3to 1 aged Mrs. irch, and 6 ton apt Aristocrat. Won cleverly by a length. Bitaing HANDICAP of 3 son each, and 30 added. One mile and a dia. (3 subs.) Mr. B. Berseltbas..Tbe tatter, 3 valet 12.1 (Dodd) I Mr.Sazoa'snkileselier West, 4 yea let 710 (Mel 3 Mr. Itonntlard's Toeinyes,g Borland. 4 Iw tat i (0aboomo S Mr. Parr's Selina. O 710 Maritsa 4 Mr. Cboyee's May 3 W Day, 3 yrs, 7a 1210 ( (Wells) I Betting: 2to 1 each apt The Setter and Bbilmaiier West, and 3to 1 apt Selina. Won by a head ; the same between second and third. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. At Latra.,—Tha MarlletataZl , lol Orautd tli• Cosily at Ilassa. 'Or slital an hiloara : Y. C. C. awl Otani t—lfir Y. Bethany A. Hammitt, Eft , C. Mons, W. Milslow. EN., E. Remo. EA.. J. Naar, Illagm t risrlak amity, am, Poltett. damn; Nagyar, Yp Ikt imm akall . it i r is tby. Dean, Oa els% WA" UllyoWta, Ultra" At Tat—Tank~aw lortas. AtCMOWlalloa.—Wat Widdom AddlamaW s. Swool.Woa.--WaaiWays. Id& May, . with CwoWS• — At 111=L—robAue v. Laps. At Ilwel=l.—rodirol v. =dr= Club. At Is Pary.—a'so LW= v. Twenty.= et Ihriry mod Diorlo< with tire liouree. The nopeitive she will le whim IL i—lierteart Imis. Br= Chit In. T. I. Orth Trim Oft Iwo.. J. Piot 111...11. Owl= 114. J.L is*, F. LwrleweN4-, L TIMM 10 1.. & Wirs.==irsh manly Ma: Itypooe. J. Dew, O. rembor, a. Was= WOW Moe roeut : Ilers.l l X l 7/. 1 =5. LA, AMMO. WI% Chet% illaw inw lllinr. Waft" Ito, FOIL At Iteiro.—The el= =Yr amounid. At s+7. —The Mow =oh ruireol. At Weehnele—loyel =Skis V. rpm Oohs Ire Oh& At WAIAMAL—Went W 1 A. blbstAM AWN& At itarthouptes Ares tivord.—Yethohre =ran V. Skeet= ladepeadow At West th Surrey Ortomd.—itarrecia v. Sp= Al Withar.—rithoe t. Lour. At Chirro.—llorried Po= Womerrip. At Ler= The err orea Parated. goospy.-110 err orla oroluiled. At welbsfi.--lbNswtrsob aerhaded. At 00=-1 Sp= 111=1=00. A t 0= Sr= VA= v. At VOW BMW Closi=-0= eq et W. L Club. WAtO lanthril or opittion CIO orA Onwed v. Iluivenity et Com prow■ ) At Pe OsoL= Surrey V. Cm= at rddle= Ihr haw the siir rot is r= : C. Mar. Sm. IL Derr. Bos., li• MEW' & &Ow% &iv. arawek =A Corr. Chte. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. A further advance of Is. to 2a. per qr. upon English Wheat was established this morning, supply being short, and notwithstanding fair arrivals of foreign Wheat and Flour, a good country demand enabled factors to realise a similar improvement of Is. or 2s. per qr. upon the former, and 6d. to Is. per seek upon the latter. Barley was in very short supply, and previous prices were well supported. In ad di tion to the arrivals of Oats reported at foot, some few cargoes of foreign have since come to hand. The value of the article was unchanged this morning ; the sale, how ever, was lees free, dealers holding off in expectation of larger arrivals. Beans and Peas were rather dearer than otherwise. BRITISH 991111sgs per Qr. Wirpar, tam &Kra ..red 38 to 40 03 44 white, 41 to 44 to 48 No/Alkalis, ladlalk . ,36t036t0 1J .. do. 40 to 44 to 46 Talsvors(Does or B ubo k) Calabriaprit larotored 33 to 40 to 44 white, 38 to 42 to CS 9199. low 27 to J 6., old, 26 to 211 SWAT. bollos ... ... If to 24... 4241111 w Malidiap 23 to 27 . chevalier 27,t0 29 Pao 31 Wu —. „ ........ 45 to 30. los pale 5l 4.33 Om% Evilksb, feed 20 to 22. black 20 to 91 Ditto Nina& 22 to 23 potato &Twat & erattsb, had 21 to 22 potato 23 to 17 1r129. t0tt...... ... 13 to 19 to 20...1dack ....... ..... ... Dilto, potato 21 to 24 Fay p z... Di to 22...mtp1a . . .... .. UP to $4. : =1 Uto 40 I/beto .. .. ..... 211 to 21. Beim litoopaa 211.111...tiak 27 io 29 old 29 to SI Narrow SO teal.. nomil3oto 32 old afro :i3 So to 34 11.ovrassits, per rut., —to— to —to Lamina C..say pre thousand f 9 to £9 10 Per sok of 100I0e. hots, tows node, delivered—. 34 to 39 Alm household . II to 31 Nati& add dab& 27 to n _vs Wes 23 to 31 FOREIGN.Rings per Yr. WKIAT, DNEPR sot Roe*berg 42 to 411 Ise 48 to SO rolllollllliii 4tl or o . Rostock 42 to 42 . Staub Uto 42 .30 to Uto 41 Brabant _ 40 to 44 Ikokk.. SS to 40 _Hamburg ...40 to 41 to 44 limellom= 32 to SS. .Egyptlao SS to IS Demobs... Bre lii.J.L.T, hsooll — 23 se 24 .dletilllag 24 to 26 Loom. ... OATS. 11111.111.. —.s ladies Cots 2ll to 24 111 to 22 Peerniaka sad Melaka 31 to 23 Sonia sad Donbas 20 to 23 }*dim, end'" - ' IRS sad UM*— Ditto. brow. X 2l to 24 .I.4Rada ato 23 Bun, Dot 2 to 27 oil ... 27 to f 0 Sawn 27 to M. oM 3l ton MlY9tam 21 to At Tommy lt to 21 Plot, ply . MUM Wlther 2l 23 to 2t. boilers . ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 9th to 14th JUNIL Choi Eattlials. Sootab. Irlah. ror•X wbiat, Ims &Al ..... I 275 I 1370 NIL. 143 1 ..... ii iii I MOO Moor, 10,144 sada ; 3,114 band& Malt, 4,010. - SNARES AND SIDCRII UNOTJAHANTLED. ItAa.w.n. SO I kbariaan 31 ammvg., tvowiK iesti ma lan Jamaica Ifins.Wolv. Stam ISO I3I Wild and lasers Talley SS Oalsdendan 60 MMus and ; o Umbra nail 11.160 Juno . i 22 FAN (sis L tfL IS Do. (LIS B.and 1.11aD) 190 .6aalses goods! 21 raballarn Mr, Chas A new IL U. WI 25 • mad alit: 25 bat Ininambir• • r 6, Da. Pm slam SOS EllabMilemplyowill sal Giugow 2 Parliylnandat Exam iskansal Ilj 13 4j 3 NI 101 75 SO 121 1$ 15 19 21 19 a Si Si 4 2e 1 : 1 ~I In Iff 181 14 141 Di 17j i - 4 - 1 01- rig 5,1137163734,Di1ieredi I:3 Dok imme t li.Sperel 30 CIL arlWest.(lre.) 100 Gnat W*.s Ile. se ILaasseler and Carlide 111 De. Thlzd. Sao Idefirldre "til4l na httisl;;;.:777. !!I Do. wM 1!".11:nglinbi" 180 Leeds sad Think 11,1 Lark. sod 14 Do.Tlllyazy ItaSsas.Stalp 100 Lon., Brighton, &S. Coast 100 Landau & Nortb-Weetern I 17 Do. do., New sham . 17 Do. Fifths I . B . .(c)1 100 Ledge k doelluWasters 34 De.., C4O . . 31 11eace.,11 1114•1 0.4., sad 31311443 'lOO deadi., 4 131.0=01243. 4j Dea l m& Las& U 230011 100 Midland U Do. 830 lam Pa Da Mrs. Rad Detby 471 IllellsadllftatWisterstL) f Newport. Abergavesay, 1 100 Nortolk lIS Do. New &Mkt. ~9jlNorther~ (butlr Udael Ni7wrysarikoalohdott.7. 21 North British Ili North atallortlaharo... 18 North Wcotero I North &S , ,uth Wert.Junc.l 60 Orford, Wore., k Woleer SS icoitah Central 95 tleottleb Midland • Do. New Wows. & tllea, (ilea Ciast9L.„ Wet today op to I *Moak. If 311 501 1 I.of 1;1 poi 341 54j 14 10 11 7e „ 14 13 " 71 71 1117 1111 Pia 124 1211 31 4 pat 21 1 1 vm U 44 62b 7 6 613 21 31 214 197 18. - 3 -. 21 clii 30f 11 1:1 17 dla $0 $2 ft $ 5 4 dis ii 15 di. 3 21 die 7 7i dim 161 171 16 16 11 7 . 3 41 3 4 It 3 2 di, ii 131 Sbnin. a 3 ~ ul sTreiroirr - Vicd Nor. W. Pita.) SO Do. Oswootry ey Shrophire Make SO South Devon . ..... ...1 SU South Wales .., . _ ... I! loath Torkah.kaiwoDuO _ . 5beff.,15.116,1505§101.0v. 15 Stirling tr Deseirmlim lu. itaelcosa otl liardspool. 9i raw Vsle Itzterioa 71 Thimesll.~.--" U . V.de of Nestb So Waterford and Limirdak. 23 York,Nowsistkoltßirwish no: - a4 ~.rw: • I Do.O.N.ll.lPurehm. Su 'fork sod Mat Was LINES LIATED AT T I leerka Ikea. Kati per Ct. (Mesa to Cit. ales 301 By s called anteeVlack il t sr ea: 301 Ditto shiest spore= (leumed toOnattramera 13 Bins.. %Vole e! Than ealadttlype,orwidgase. tleaard to Unsteadies 13 Ditto witboutagoareatsa (Wesel to ()reit Weatere Buskiaghamenire (leaved to London*N.Weetern) 10 ClyMedal* Joaettoe (leased to Caledonian .. — aetl.haeolnattinar enact. (leaved to Gt. Northern) • ' k Dane Forest 1M (lewd to GruitWeetem ',allaiSelby(l.liorkb.Mlid 17 18 - Ili - 6 12 134 As 34 dis 14 . 16. iis 25 27i 21 1 die 4 $ 1 9 9 10 18 13 di; 191 101 6i 5 ks 1 1 l S i lt ala i I pm 28 i 1 .4 $7 IS 8 9pa 7 Ipa 17‘ 10 41 45 1111 $l4 'lol+ 1014 2 60 24 Mt IS 100 101 11l 111 I 3 24 14i 184 180 IS 25 Do. i inlies (ditto) 124 Do. 1 Alarm (ditto) SO Leiden Bradford (Midland 1 124 'Landon sad Greenwich (leased to South Laken. 20 Ditto Preference (ditto, 20 Lowestoft Ouse.lpereent. . Deeded to Norloili) 30 NortherntEaatern 5 perCt (leased to Esei.Consitlei 43 Ditto ditto New .._ 25 Preston/Mere (ken Lan &N.WeetklanalkYcerk 103 Ditto tiehe alsllll• ee (4) (ditto) 20 Raid, end nteMee 6lll - I.= 61 !t o (i rtes 4•0000. to Ong Norlboes 4 ,110.1111•14•4411io 01 tionaftiftramgre tweed to Mr. Mime 25 Went Yam 6p. Ct. gus SO 111 111% Stolorsoo oot. d Is Illooll kW on4Dar eyms9 Owed to Ort. ' , totem PIRPERESCR SHARES. Ilii 11 Aberdeen.- ... ... D.. 10 .Colidadoo glO _- _ 53 . 15 Men., sod Hoiyheed -. 153 16 61 al Illumine. Penh, sad Aber deen Junction .- 1 i die 4 1 E.....0..,(3,...0.)0.6.,.. , , 6 °ElotroCouotteo Yams., j 6 per Ct No. 4 i pm 61 61.1Xtto do. N 0.2 I die ipm 10 10 Do. New 6 per Ont. itoek, 10 101 le 90 PaM.UnloMar r i e f t s:Et , 13 13/ 3 5 Edinburg% end' I I Dumb% el pm .._•:•, l i the IT It , 2 :iarze ,... =l: :, 1 P Ol IA I 6 • Weed dreaTedo.=./ die 8t.400 i1t..100 I DOM I goMt Sl ol MI 1 from MI, 10 60 ' 1 11110sClortor=lt.,101 . 0; - 7 - 111. 100 DM* New pr. 6 Facet. Ile In 60 5. lambendaftWeelien New; 21 14 pot 23 15 Mim.lbeftAtine.jele./tol; 111 12 10 10 De. New Rlll ... ..1 111 12 6 3 Do. 40 .. ... -.I 1 pm Pt. 100 MidlesdiConeltr . .&ll.op.Ct:l32l 15 04 SO 10 111.4614 iitiMaie.- -.. 16 11 & & Do. && per Mut. Oust.. 41 41 IL 516.114 1101 _ ... ...1 41 3 1$ 4 01104 Wismar, se a Wokor.. 816.6 per dot; 11 11 pa II 6 Shrottabooyillkula.Now Cloomstod_ lOl 11 10 10 Illtmoo ) ktiosber(l4or.W. Ina. 4 per 25 13 , down Dews Out... 12 141 151 14 17 17 , YZl:otr th oolli:h if ... orii:, tog.porott.l 17 5 I Dine _DOW et ._- 16 4 1 60 31 10 TorkaNJOULDlLPtirdi 11 1 die POILICION ILA 10 20 Psalms awl AIM= f 20 20 .024100 ramie (Thine) , 20 'DMA is II Eat bar 0 5 'Gnat DO= Didams/a.. . I 41 De. 222 272 Marls atone ::. 10 221 OD. dr. New 20 20 Omar and Lisp le II ;Noribera et Fiume— ... 20 0 Odium mei Ihrdiraz 20 20 , l'utis and Wawa 20 ; 20 Perlman' lama 20 14 Paris ad Sri 122 I 10 gSoaradlbws so I 10 *Wm lei ... 20 , IS ltur• 404 Dour 20 simist - 4 r i go 42 44 • 4 Dm 2I II Se le le le pa n Si 414 24 244 15 46 .WAY!‘ 7) 11 2 1 111 3 3 Ma 2 Ink i 099 9 6J 13 1 4* die 34 39 1: 1 1 16 3 61 Oa 9 9 9 de 13 1 i 74 20 15 If 4 214 4 " 101 1 8/ 7 ex dly 1/ DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA, AT LEEDS.—About three months ar l a boy named Adams, being in Ho'beck, was bitten by a on the hand. No notice was taken of it at the time, an the wound healed. On Thursday last, however, he showed symptoms of hydrophobia. Mr. Wade, surgeon, was called in, and rendered every assistance in his power, but without avail ; the poor boy died on Friday night in great agony. DEPARTURE OF THE EUROPA.—This fine steam ship, belonginir to the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-ship Company, and commanded by Capt. Lott, left the Mersey at noon on Saturday, for HaWas and Boston, having on board tke mans for the United States and the British provinces, a large and valuable cargo of merchandise, and upwards of 80 pamespro. Two o'Ccocx. The operations in the English funds to-day have been restricted, and the price of Consols has fallen back though the decline is rather attributable to the absence of business than to any more active influencing cause. Still the uncertain aspect of political affairs in France is exciting a larger share of anxious attention than for some time past, and doubtless exercises an injurious in fluence on the market, even if it be only by inducing a greater amount of caution, for of spe culative operations for a fall in prices the market presents little appearance. This not being a public transfer day, prices arc deprived of the support usually afforded by the investment of the government broker. Consols have receded from the opening quotation of 961 to 97, to 961 toy cx div. for the opening of the 17th July. For money one or two bargains are reported by special transfer. The official report states transactions in Three per Cent. Consols (shut), at 971 with div. for money ; ditto for the opening, 97, 961, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, New, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 981', 1, 1. Long Annuities 1860,7 -l6 ; ditto 30 years 18)9, 71. Bank Stock, 212, 2111. India Stock, 263. Exchequer Bills remain depressed, though with little doing, either in the way of selling or inquiry. The 1,000/. Bills mark 435. premium ; ditto, 5007., 41s. and 445. In India Bonds, no business is re ported. The foreign stock market is quiet, no description having attracted more than a very moderate amount of attention; nor have prices generally undergone any quotable change. Mexican Bonds were quoted worse after the close of the regu lar official hours on Saturday, the uncertainty as to the payment of the July dividend being the reason assigned, and to-day the stock opened heavily, business being marked as low as 34, but a rally has since accurred, and the last figure noted is 34; for the account. Today's list of actual trans actions is limited to: Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 891; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 551 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 901. Mexican Bonds, 341.; ditto for account, 27th June, 34, 341. Portu guese Four per Cents., for account 331. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021, 4, Spanish Active Five per Cents, for account, 201, a; ditto Three per Cents., also for time, 403. SATURDAY EVINING. The discount market is without change. Money is not so abundant, but with the forthcoming divi dends a fresh supply will come in. The Bank of England returns are chiefly remark able for the continuous increase in the bullion. _ The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the Lth of June, show the following results (25 francs tbr 10: Bullion: £23,461,314 Increase £:133,003 Bullion on deposit — 157,597 Decrease 4,133 Circulation Public deposits Private deposits 5,188,395 Increase 72,110 Bill• discounted 4,242,6,51 Decrease 236,916 Government securities 7,047,600 Decreue 40,887 The increase of the bullion in the Bank of France, it will be observed, is not so great. The supplies of bullion are now chiefly kept up by the large remit tances of the American steamers, through Havre. The returns of the Bank of Vienna to the 3rd of June arc as follows Bullion Discounts 3 459 397 Decrease Circulation 24:399:141 Decrease 429,•446 It will be observed that these returns continue to show a very great improvement in the currency of Austria, which is of the more importance now that a loan for the complete restoration of that currency is talked of. The proportion of bullion to circulation has now reached one•sizth. _ . The price of gold yesterday at Paris was L per mille discount (new tariff rate), which at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.04, and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.023, it follows that gold is 0.06 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By the latest advices, the price of gold at Ham burg is unchanged at 425 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 104 d. , per oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.0, and the ex change at hamburg on London at short having re ceded to 13.41 it follows that gold is 0.117 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last accounts, the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days' sight, is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the dif ference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a profit on the importa tion of gold from the United States. The dollars by the Dee were sold at 4s. 111 d. per oz. There is no change in the bullion market at home or abroad. American eagles continue to be imported, being found a convenient remittance It is not unlikely they will supersede patriot doubloons. The present quotations of the market are thus given by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 3/. 17s. 9d. per ounce standard; American gold eagles, 31. 16s. lid. per ounce; bar silver, without gold, ss. Old. per ounce standard ; bar silver, con taining gold (all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for), ss. lld. per ounce ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. llid. per ounce; Spanish pillar dollars, 55. Id. per ounce; United States dollars, 4s. Ild. per ounce; quicksilver in bond, 3s. ed. per pound. The imports of bullion during . the week have in cluded 2,3561. by the Iberia Peninsular and Oriental steamer (7401. from Gibraltar, 1,8161. from Lisbon) ; 950/. in gold dust by the Sir Robert Peel screw steamer, from the West Coast of Africa • 112,0331. by the Dee, from the West Indies • 3,2021. by tho Teviot, from the Brazils ; and 150,0 60 dollars by the Cambria, from the United States. The total imports arc about 130,0001. The large sum of 800,000 dollars was brought by the Franklin for Havre and Bremen from the United States. The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last we learn from official sources, was 472 ounces of gold coin despatched to Hamburg, and 170,426 ounces of silver, which latter metal was shipped as follows, viz.:—Silver bars: To Boulogne, 1,036 ounces; to Dunkirk, 700 ounces; to Rotterdam, 3.5,000 ounces. , Silver coin : To Belgium, 43,000 ounces; to Bou logne' 4,390 ounces; to Dunkirk, 30,000 ounces; to Rotterdam, 50,000 ounces. The total value of these exports is about 44,4001. Besides the exports from the port of London, the Madrid, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, took out 20,0001. for Lisbon ; and the Severn, for the Brazils, 33,000/. The remittances for the Cape appear in the London returns. _ _ _ In the Er recta of Friday we gave, in advance, our usual analysis of the traffic returns ou most of the English lines of railway for the lee week, which showed a most satisfactory comparison with last year. Herapalk's Journal now furnishes an analysis of the returns for the whole of the United Kingdom, which is also very favourable. The total receipts on 6,140 miles amounted to 292,190/, which is equal to 471. 10s. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of 1850 the amount was 251,0821. on 5,743 miles, or 441. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 41,1081., or 16.37 per cent., in the gross receipts ; an increase of 397 miles, or 6.91 per cent., in the mileage ; and an increase of 31. 10s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total traffic returned since the Ist of January at 5,450,5861. f o o n r 6 rh ,1 e 2 00 2 V o les pe ,;:b i r od B9ol it w . 6 il s o . re 6L ro d. pe e l amit 4,93lLas,69lttyearon 6,610 miles, equal to 8791. le. 90. per mile. The balance is thus in favour of the present year to tho extent of 11/. 4s. 91d. per mile. The great increase in the London and North Western traffic this week, it is noticed, is not duo altogether to the up-Exhibition traffic, but to tho heaviness of the down traffic on the Friday and Saturday, caused by the departure of visitors to tho country for the Whitsun holidays. Ilerapath's Journal notices a rumour that a nego tiation has been again opened between the Amber gate and the London and North Western and Mid land ltailways, and with a better prospect of success. It is said that the London and North Western have offered 3 or 31 per cent. to the Ambergate, with the profits of their own local traffic, of course with the understanding that this traffic should be as much as possible turned over the Midland Railway. No doubt the Ambergate line will be of the utmost im portance to the London and North Western and Mid land in preserving to them the Nottingham traffic and that of places near Nottingham, as well as in preventing the Great Northern, if it fall into their hands, from having a road by its extension up to Manchester and Liverpool. The last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London, are as follows : Previous. Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam, short 1111.85 118. 8o Ditto, 2 months llB. 721 119. 721. Augsburg, 1 month 9B. 60 N. 51 Berlin, 3 months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 90 days Gothenburg, 90 days Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months Havana Lisbon 5411. 541 d. Malaga, 3 months oci Naples 672 569 Odessa 2180 2190 Paris, short 2sl'. 21e. 2.if. 21c. Riga, 3 months 376. 13-16 371 d Stockholm, short ll 42 40 11 45 Ditto, 90 days Trieste RIM= IVXDS.—Tnie Der. Hoak Stock. tilt 134, Long Annultien, 7 916 3 per Ct. Reduced, O i l 9 I Dulls SO k. 23161 girer et. Coosa% thu. Ditto Howie. per Cl. Coneoh, net i Exchequer 8i11e.11,0401.,461. to 47e. Lonna. for Ac . skid FORM() 41 per Ct. Hoiden. Pt 3 5 In. rzre . 6 per Ct. &Lenox Arra. AS T 6 per Ct. (Ulan, tu3 9 3 per CL Chilton. 3 per CL Doane , 76 7 24 per Ct. Dutch, Log .737 4 per CL Dutch, 901 4 laauador, 34 4 ter 04 Clialteds. 16 17 LATEST FORBI, r PUNDB. 6 per Ct. Me:lean. 344 44 per Ct. Peruvian. 84 14 Ditto Deferred. 43 3 per Ct. Portuicue., 88 9 ex 5 [kr Ct. %wise. 11314 4i Per Ct. Ituaiiso. 112 5 per Ct. Inianielt, Active. 206 3 per Ct. iiptolvh, 40* Du. Pauly°, 61 et. VeriateePt. 32 4 De. Deferred. 121 3 IN EXCHANGES. For I Mosey. Highest. 55 10 155 4$ 55 55 92 . 0 92 20 92 SO • PARIS, lune H. For Amain. Lowest.' awing. 0 per (.;t: per ceate. New 55 35 1 35 NS 92 15 93 MI per Cents. ..._ 4 per Cents. 4/ per Cents Exchange on London: it sight, 23 21; 80 3070.24 83. Belgian, 3, 1840 lOll Money. I Nuptial Rental 99 7$ Money, Do. 5, 10,2 — ... i Roman Loan, 1851 ... In ... Do. 44 — Do. do. 1830... 731 ... Dn. 14 — Treasury Bonds — . Piedmont 3p. Cent". 82 20 ... I Bank Sham PARIS, JUNE 14.—Versai ll es (right ban k ), 267 50; ditto (lett bank), 223 ; Paris and tkleana, 830; Paris and Rouen, 642 SO; Rouen and Havre, 248 73 ; Idarseillea and AviElloil, 224 30 ; titres bowl; aid Bele, 13220; Centre, 46128; Orleans and liordeatur,29ll73; Northern, 478 75; Peri. and Air.outirg. 370; Tour, and Nantes. 275 ; Yontereau and Troyes, 116 85; Itordeaux and Trate, SO. MADRID, June 10..—Three per Cents., 36 11-16; after Rolm, 36 11-16 cash, 361 paper. Four per Cents., 141. Five per Cents., 161 ; after Balsa, 161 paper. Coupons, 81 ; after Bohn, 81 cash, Si paper. PLlAl ive,, 71; after Moho', 7 1-16 cash, 71 paper. Bank cf St. Ferdinand, 100. Exchange on London, 60.95. Beaux, .1 use 14.—Voluntaryl Loan, 106; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent..., 1011; National Debt,lB6l ; !Com mercial Marine Society's I'remium, 129; Bank Sha res , 96 . VIENNA, JUNE 13.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 96 ; Four-and-a-Ilia per Cent. ditto, 831 ; Bank Shares, 124 ; Exchange on London, 12.22. LOCAL, SMARR MARKETS. lavanroot, JUNE 14.—The share market has been rather better today, but not much laminar doing. The following are the traometions .—Glargow, Ni.ley, and Or awe*, 171- Lanes. shire and ilurlithire, 4.51 3—Ditto (filth .hares), 74 d.—London and North Wadern 124 c.—Ditto (new 1 therm), 3/ e. 4 p4-111anehister. Kbefficid, and Liecdq 274 ye.—Dew (1 therm, 1-74 UE1850,124,-- Sli I 1 -Ditto (I charm), 14 d.—thmth Eiwtern and Dover. 231 I—York and North Midland, sty y e. I 1. LEEDS, JUNE 14.—There ts no material change to report is the share market to-day. The only mt. have been to Ea-t Lamm attires, which Mined at IS; Leeds and Wroth, which closed at 144 and North Weeterna, which lett off at 12 din. M•NCHESTIIK, JUNE 14.—The transactions were confined to the *bares of two or th ree lines only, and were at a alt.de under lag mites. . . . 11/KINGRAII, JUNE 14.—This share market to-day was very heavy, and scacely any buwnew wee transacted. Shrewsbury and Birmingham A'a eldest at 4, M. 13a. Id. die. ; 13's at 41 din. ; and Wiropabire Unions at 31 di.. In Weil stocks, Worcester and minghem Comb, were done at 33!. BataroL, Jona 14.—The market was somewhat more &cure to-d .y, but without any material improvement in values. Great Western Uld Mores upend at 04 and closed at 85., and eta New 171. shares of the same company PA off at 144 ; South Eastern and Dorms were also dealt in at 23g. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are quiet to-day, and no alteration in prices. TEA.—The tone of the market has been strengthened by the advices received from China to-day, that there has not been any increase of shipments since the preceding mail. The public sales declared for to-morrow arc Sugar, 300 hhds. of West India. Coffee.-100 casks Ceylon and 100 bales of Mocha. Saltpetre.-1,200 bags. Itiec.-3,300 bags. METALS.—lron.—Scotch pig has been in improved de mand, but prices arc unaltered. Welsh bars steady ; speltor dull of sale. Copper iu fair demand at full prices. Tin.— East India has advanced Is. to 25.. in consequence of the declaration of sale in Rolland being less than was antici pated. Straits are now quoted, 78s. to 795. ; Banta, 795. to nes. Tin plates unaltered. Ott.s.—Seal, pale, 311; straw, 201. ; brown, and yellow, 28/. Sperm, 841. to 871.; headmattcr, 96/. to 981. Cod, 381. South Sea, 301. to 321. Olive, Oalipoli, 401. ; Spanish and Sicily, 38/. to 391. Palm, 291. to 301. Cocoa-nut, 291. to 311. Seed, rape, pale, 341. 101. ; linseed, 321. 106. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains steady, but there is little business going forward. Prices are quoted u follows—Town Tallow, 355. to 355. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. 6d. ; last three months, 38s. 9d. PAUTICULAIIB OF TALLOW. 1849. I 1850. 11831. Mock kiwi day Delivery tact week Do. Iran let Juee 23,298 1,033 2,318 24,1170 1,583 2,338 Ar - r - t - v . ;l - last .t—es-1,-. 1)o. from Ist June Price Y. C. Ures day per cwt lie. Town 3. d. SO. 44.1. 1,," 37;;. 365. ad. 36.793 439 1,976 2,U8 37Z lie 301. Id. Public sides advertised for Friday, 20th June . 160 casks and 200 boxes of South Amcriesn Tallow ; and 350 casks of Australian do. SOUTIIWARK POTATO MARK ET—TIIIS DAY. We have had few arrivals since our last coastwise, dill a considerable quantity by rail. Trade still continues dull. except for the very best samples. The following are this day's quotations: York Regents, 60s. to 100 s.; Scotch ditto, 40s. to 755. ; ditto Cur, 60s. to 765. ; ditto, Ca tholics 40s. to 505.; Lincolnshire, 40s. to 60s. ; Jersey, 40e.; Foreign Whites, 40s. to Ws.. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hatton, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Lambton, 14a. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, l3s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 14c Ships at market, 87. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAN. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the price of Hops keeps advancing, and that the accounts from the plantations state that both fly and lice continue rapidly to Increase. S: MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a good supply of Beasts, and although the wea ther keeps favourable, the trado is very slow. Prices are scarcely so good as an Monday last. The number of Sheep and Lambs is about an average ; the demand is very limited and it is difficult to maintain late rates. Good Calves are in demand, but we cannot quote more than 45., although it is exceeded in a few instances. From Germany and Hol land there are 349 Beasts, 2,110 Sheep, MS Calves, and 24 Pigs. France : 11 Beasts, and 30 Pigs. Spain : 120 Sheep. Scotland : 400 Boasts ; and 2,200 trtualisehlk and Suffolk. Per moos &DM. eta U. 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