The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-30 00:00:00

am 7 .- ~~._. ~~~~~ frt 4f43rt% No. 1,486.) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1851. [THREEPENCE. MILD Of mamas AND ART. TTANOVER SQUAKE-ROOMS.—The THIRD TERFOLMANCE by the AWATEIIit COMPANY et toe illyta of LITERATE= sad ART. la the TUNA eseetnelei ty mod bet soilid at De , OllAlll. aliNesva Wag Oro .eta. yrint.ows Ow= ea TUFA) tT, lam; AAA wlll be prowl It Alward Balmer Lytteree New Omanti Nett re d SOT W) BAD all WE At Ell ; or. MANY IBM TO A LIVI=." wad the New Tam by lir. Medea Diane NA It. ImEol 2ILGIITLYOAL.II DUAT. * -71abWe, WI do waft IrdWywomed, 10e. each, to In bol MANIA, 13. otd Ileodottesti Westra Den. 27, old Ileollalred We. Beek. = IS, 01111 Ilusdletwit; hr. Andrew., Mil Earlieleett; helm how 2; lir. Robert Calilw, 111. EY Boo& goat; Wr. lbw. 1, BL kmesfootrow t /Aware.Cremit wad Beale. ▪ Itemeoloomet • Mean. amide w Mar, ES, ; awl Meeere.l4llll awl 'Prone, 4t, Cboapible. Dein opts at a smarm Won 7; oloreoce at exactly • quarter Wore S. having heard the first Sir Robert Peel say, that his son (the late Sir Robert), when a very young man, entertained de cidedly whiggish opinions, and that he (the first Sir Robert) had warned him off that dangerous around. It was just at this moment that the riot began; • volley of immense stones wan thrown at the hail windows—the glass flew over the banquet tables; the offensive missiles fell in the hall in every direction; volley after volley succeeded, till every window and every chandelier was smashed ; the company had made a hasty flight into the lobbies, where they armed themselves with chair-legs, pokers, knives, and all such weapons as were within reach, and to the number of three hundred made a sally into the street ; here they encountered the populace— • hand to hand fight took place ; many persons were seriously injured, and the protectionists and their friends took refuge in the King's Arms ; stones were soon thrown in hen; some person indiscreetly threw out a spittoon, and this was the signal for another smash; the hotel was closely invested—every window was broken to atoms--the bleeding and wounded were brought into the hotel in most pitiable plight, sail the excitement of the populace rose so tremendously that at one time it was feared the place would be set fire to. Of police the town contained but two, and these had been disabled ; the Mayor was out of town, and in view of the perilous state of affairs it was deemed expe dient to send a despatch to Birmingham for the military ; this was done by the borough magistrates, who communicated "ARY DIVISION. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THE CEYLON INQUIRY. Osses Noi wiffsaliss adjourned detain an wenlion (17tn KW. "Mist Ihls baris, Ws* Leant i nto the widgeon Wand Won Oa mint roommate, la liiejletb the Oaks a 01 7 11 11. s th• parlanat the late digitalin...lb .4 bird wimineseivel d ro l —(Yr. Ileary llelas.—tbessehe agile impend DOWD varmill: Clundon put. The hors : ; NI. THIS DAT. Two o'CLocw. There is no large amount of business going for ward in the share market today beyond the final liquidation of the balances arising out of the account, which has not been effected without the declara tion of two defaulters, as alladed to in another column. Notwithstanding the absence of active operations, prices have been very firmly supported at the recent rise, and in several instances, including South Pasterns, York and North Midlands, and Lon don and South Westerns, higher prices have been paid than were obtainable yesterday. Altogether, the market wears a healthy appearance. 8RA1169 AND STOCKS DNOIYARANTEED. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoex. The English stock market has been very quiet to-day, and in the absence of any business of the least import ance, added to the circumstance that support is no longer afforded by the operations on account of the sinking fund, the government broker having discon tinued his purchases, prices at one time showed a little weakness, and fell back a. Rather more firm ness, however, has since become apparent, and the market has rallied to yesterday's closing range. It is generally expected that the favourable movement which has become manifest in the Bank's stock of bullion, will be more plainly developed in this evening's return, as the imports continue, and a new source of supply, as anticipated by us, is now in operation, a considerable parcel of gold having been received from Russia, from which quarter further remittances are daily looked for. Consols have been dealt in as low as 971 for ac count, but have since rallied to 97 to I for money, and 97Z to 98 for the 10th of June, at which range they remain. Business is officially reported as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, 97Z 1. ditto for account, 971, f. Three par Cent . . Reduced, 97, Three-and-o4lemetor pie Quito, 99, it. Long Annuities, 1860, 7:, 5-16. South Sea Old Annuities, 903. India Stock, 2602." In Exchequer Bills th7,re is no disposition to ope rate. 'fho 1,000/. and small bills have been trans acted at 425. prem.; mid the advertised ditto at 395. pretn. India Bonds, both large and small, mark 525. and 495. prem. The foreign stock market has remained quiet, with little business beyond the payment of the fortnight's "differences," and prices are scarcely changed. Mexican Bonds do not maintain yesterday's rally, the market for this description being weak. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. continue in demand for investment, and have farther ad vanced. Dutch bonds are also attracting some share of attention. The official list of transactions MTNCLNG LANE.—THIS DAY. SCOAlt.—The public sales to•day do not alter price., as the Barbadoes went off at Tuesday's currency, and the hianalla:4,ooo bags, were bought in. The result of the weds shows a dull a n d depressed market, and the bulk of tho Sugars actually sold was at a further decline. Relined is Gd. lower than last Friday; grocery lumps, 475. ad. to :As. COFFEE.-600d ordinary native Ceylon is dull at 64. de cline on the week, and quoted 3.45. to 395. ; plantation kind, although protected by the importers, shows a similar decline were sales have been made ; foreign and all other descri.)- tions participate in the decline. Ten.—Exporters have bought a considerable quantity of Congou at Ilf ; but the trade has only bought what attic immediate wants require. COCOA remains quoted the same as last week. Rice.—This article has been inactive, but last week's prices are supported. SPICEM.—The public sales have not been large, but pric have been with difficulty supported. Pimento sold 41 to 41. Pepper quoted the same price as last Friday ; white sold 61d. to flid. per lb. Cassia Lignea sold 9's. to 975. DRl:oB.—lhe fortnightly sales went off heavily, at last week's prices, a large portion bought in. Corroe has been inactive, but prices have been sup ' ported. . . . ATM. Adair, north E. 01Apia, Oolong Du/ant. Sir Peg Adderier, C. B. Olsilino.ll.lla.W. Warisa. Ma Ar t i i, C V L IL Hawk Mood L Olkisndly Lein dlll L ' , earl* Ourdskadadral CAM" fltr . Rogge, William Ow. Maim 0. 0 • Owsnell, John Begot, Hon. W. Megm, Oliver D. J. 011aborty, Anthony Bailey, Joseph Ormsby, Munn, of Omahas. Lad Bailey, H. J. OnlSsa. Sway PM t, Ord W. Baird, James Ckeorm, John Pohl= Jobs Baidoek, F.. 11. Orem, Else ad Peg. Bodies Onormer, Lord Ports). Mbar. lisnew,r i t Olirri. nowt POlll/4 Vr. Oates" Thomas Harmed. Sir Henry Primo. EMMA Monett, Philip Hall, Colonel Pooha. Jobs IL Bannock, La... Marry Halm, Thomas P. O. W./. Bernard, Viscount Hamilton, George A. haw Dr" John liandlton, J. H. Beal" iilod D. Blair, Stephen IleaM, James Mink Join Make, Martin J. Henley, .I , ..eph W. limilagy aserse Illakemlre, Indust Herbert, I teary A. lOW. Wm. Tevinais Blandl od e ilsziggis of Higgins. G. H. 0. Idly. Powsk Beldam Henry 0. Hi 1, R. C. noehnen. Vlowand &alta, Thaw W. MhWuK T. M. T. . Rory is ar="rllldord D - p ti r td 7 win Oslonst aegrow Dimiss. lAN Mu" T. Sposenr. 4 arm% OiL Busk fowls W. =7 J a t a r dw a t _ , Bohn P. Wier, Ur John T. Haw^ worm rdneday. L Barghley, toni JMIM, Onalsy, Ho. EJL linriell, Sir C. M. ledist. C Z:rt atairt. Henry Carmel!, Benjamin B. lamb, William al 1 1 1 Carew W. 11. P. Morrison. Sir Edward der% kamaT 0. Cawla;ralin, Timms' Nniglitley. Sir cda.a. deWltusllscoorl Chondoe. Nowak or lam, Colonel Tsylor. Moms K. Child, Solidi Hon, Hon. W. & Thesslww. We V. Chrisamber, R. A. Loox, Emory C. Hwy B. Thrisenuo. Camel egoist,. simnel Iriwkas. Hon. Cecil IM. AIL Rive. Lwow. Lord A. 0. Chwep COWL John C. Lamm, Lord U. 0. Taw, O. I. Cssiono, A. 0. &Wit lost* Mafia P. Trio% Wr John Mir W. Letsoi, Votoont Tybor. - fir Osorro (kiss,= ylt . Lockhart. WWl= Tyra, WrJobst T. Mary C. Long, r , H er Urquhart. David Comps. Lowther, Hon. CM. Verner Illr W. J. Ibithew B. Lortitnyou , Marko VUlieni, Viscount Como, llon. W. H. Iwo, Ho. Omni Villiers, Hoe. P.W.C. Demean, John T. Myart , wild= H. Vywyon, Sir It. R. Disraeli, Benjamin Maher, Nicholas V. Vyse, It. IL R. EL Dad. John W. Meagher, Dumas Waddington, David Duncon.be, Hon. A. Hobo., Tinvusl W, OdloglamOhrri i. S. Drmounibe, Hon. 0. Mandeville, Viscount Walpole. droverH. Hauck John Manners, Lord G. Walsh, Sir John B. Hondas, George llarmers. Lord J. Woo-Proms, V. it. Dulsr. C. Deane March, Earl of Weby, Glynn. F. Edward., Henry llsonsett, Thomas P. Whiteside, Jones Evelyn, William J. Mazwell, Hon. J. P. WhiWiore, T. C. Fagan, Dunes Heitz, Sir Henry Willbum, Thome. P. Farnham, Edward B. Miles, P. W. & Willoughby, Sir IL Ferrer, James Mika, W. Wade/Gum Edmond Follow's, Edward Moyeell, Wiaiant Worcester, Marquisot Moyer, John Fortes, William Moose, 0. H. W ortley Rt. Hn. J. d 1110¢2, Octavian Wynn, Sir W. W. Vorester, ILA. OSO. Mallings, J. R. Turks, Um. Eliot T. Von, S. W. L. Mundy, William Frewen, Chaim H. Napier, Joseph ?SLUM.. Fuller, Augustus E. Neeld, John Bombed, Mayor Galway, minuet Neeld, Joseph Mlf.lientityW. T. Waken, Jones IL Newdeptr, C. N. Now randy, OFFICIAL CATALOGUES. A POPULAR °VIDE to the ORNAT EN.MBITION, matandas a PM of to. Balkan% an ham:sisal sketch of its program sed aomMuedos, mal an amanged apt*. by which the contents me be haat examined; with sartsertim for the g aldanos of large parties visiting the Exht. Was. Trice 24., or the Wm separate% Id. brICER, PRO t 11ea.% Wholesale Statirmera. cLOWI:i awl .o.ratt, Printers. 0111 Mal Waken* OM, 22, Now Briageopmst, Malarial% ale at limba-park. !Notting, Ilental tot portion ... lf ILI U & 111 U 41 Oleo toolay op to 1 ..look. OFFICIAL. CATALOGUES. - ADVERTISE wEI footage Is be eeseivel f r immix s be the Oflleial Casa'arve Swine the Rliels Noe seembe epee. Tee elurge r 7.11 WIN= ties slide pin se Is. It emelt U. far every edslos of MIRO espies. SPICER. 11110T1111111.1,101ele leabosore. wee. CLOw EN WM% Pesesee. Mehl CelikEse CeSee, Elt. Mew eldage.eerese. Meirtrairs, me se IC IL IS 10 U ..mmenowolv.llllkkValky hoe vomit=la wow II Okiilered 43 Debelased ISISMJene 30 &ROW (SUL.* S. re . 16 De. (SII AD) 11:i Illniss Ossedee gra, s d'attil; II Do, Mewl lime; 30 FeLnlessi end Glows I Is UMW" Perth,Dundee 21 Sad 123 M eet I De„ Di:Laberee4.l,4.4r;:t I aberee,ll, 6 levet. West. 10 30 0 %Mrs 17 Oa. SIT.. ed eerlia ill De. Third. 100 [arida astfirMikki;e 114 Do. 111 Do. Wait l itieeg Vat as 60 Leeds see Think 11 Leedom me Ineekmall 1 Do.Tebary Krim realp, 100 Lon., lkiebtes, N. Coast; toe Lenges St Narth-Weeteru: 17 Do. du., New 4 shares 12 Do. Mika I 1 Do. SlO 100 tondos k South-Western 424 Da, SW 14 Do., ZlO 34 Maneh., Bus., Mid !label 100 danch.,Shef.,SLineoloak. 44 Do. Man.& Lind. Unlon 10u Midland 33 Do. t3O shame .. 100 Dwaine. and Derby 414 MuliandOreatWestere(L) 33 Newmarket . . t 1 Newport, Abergt may, 100 Noriulk 16 Do. New /30- 34 Northers Orsentles Union 7 Newry me .11 77 79 11 lit ii 10 21 20 tear 111 i a II II 31 3 4 '3 41, 1 lel PPTIIE.-A limited business has been done, at lira- Titus Brriaini.—Rum and Brandy have been dull of sale. Finar.—Curranta continue to bo in good demand; prices warm. Valencia raisena rather dull at 36. Chew and Blew in good request for shipping at an advance of is. to b. 14 ON DON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. ECTUEN TICKER..—With a v al emillbly min tu,s 1,,,ai0n , iv ill': the Gre4t Estlbitk4s to egoidair Illmedaye ha lb* COuntry, nonce 14 HEREBY 01T11111. lbet ea ~7 SATCIIO tV. until further notice. TICKETS, all 011odighbly will M breed frost tie. Easels...quart Station only, by emy lei. and to emy ilatieti et which the treine.toy, out the Leedom med Weak woe. ern Railway. returnable on the belaying Ideleibey,OSOXl EARS tot the DOUBLK JOURNEY, riccordies to the eimee e/ Mho by which the *bete may have bees emeed,—hy order. MARK !WISH. Gang alseeeeee elks.. goatem.etatice, May M. the fact to Capt. Dyott and the country justices, amongst the besieged at the King's Arms. In carrying out this pur pose there was delay, the telegraph being out of order, and as the daring of the populace increased it was deemed cape dient to swear in special constables. This was, however, unsuccessful at first : when the specials made a sally from the hotel, the populace drove them back, and the most savage beating took place on both sides. For two hour. the town was in possession of the mob, and amongst the acts of daring committed was the taking of the farmers' vehicles from the inn yard and casting them over the bridge into the river. Towards midnight the populace cleared off, and the special. paraded the street.. Some of them made an unprovoked attack on a number of free-traders at a public house, and a smart skirmish ensued ; many heavy blows with dangerou. weapons being given on both sides. About a dozen persons were taken into custody by the protectionist party, but it seem. to be doubtful whether any of them were concerned in the disturbances. In tither articles no material alteration ; but we hair I dom had to record a more dull week in markets. 29 31 Ile 181 5 41 12 19, 40 42 84 5$ 14 IS 75 80 9 11 pa 37 67 10$ 111 4 6 8 IS 16 " 8 111 Se e in S 124 125 1 4 41 pea 4 41 s 1 + PIO 115 84 7431 s 71 61 es Si 3 es 29 20 3 21411, 155 SS 16 15 dls 51 23 TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAY. There is nothing doing in the 'fallow unirket to-day, and prices are nominally quoted a., follows:—Town ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 375. Od to 335.; lat three mouths, 38s. 9d. to 395. 811 i / 4i T ONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LA ALTZBATION mid ADDITION Or TRAINS kr the MONTI' A sew Train foe the steer mootha, maim at all the laterals. dime, otatione, Irma tondos for Watlad at 10.3) pm. The Le a.m. Down Trefn from Birmingham will arrive at Mations 6S SS Beater end Crewe heaneb 30 atioutemeetite than at present. Tile &I paa. Dori Lamm Trala from Lowden we, tall at Wigan. mass p Der m. Down Train from London mil at COM, maker* MAN* bbompetood. • Trim la mmarra with the Up Categmbm Expels will leave MAW ter Illnariara at La pa The liaoMmisair /sperm TM, t. Lair VII at liar/art Ile 1.23 pm. Up tatareuelbabe teem raver will tell at Deimos. Ile Up Teale lb. Miami Omar, Manna laptop at 4.33 gm, MS T o 11!• Up Irk Si. Or Mimi Causer, Ma nai laptop it 4.43 C;rme wip .=l:l l = l : l7 . 67o 4:t l ieg= d. The Reeday filemibrd Ire I. aria an law lot ef lane. For Morelia elf Dem amement WON% .alto die op aft of the auslirahmoslits las le Oast see limmuli Ida A aortic( ..aMine MIA. lake lime Istrms lambs owl all slaloms Titd doe =rayed barna I ami half rd tleawm, arl all Orissa nerds liansi, orb ray, by Sight lead Teal, on Wegmetem se well se ararisym matilkl TlclinTa froo, awry as I/Ikmky. te rms any metier me the Leaks and North Wad.a lisaway. with a taw d emtflYll pardee TIMM, bola ides Om Great Varna ale raid &dr lie•daye to the emerry. liebrm aml tram. goalie. will be bore tram the button. mere Matra lain by any train, end to any 'tattoo at ',Melt the trains Mop, oe W lasi= sad North Weems Medway, on every Saturday, until further mem N. tamable an the following Moeday, at one fare for the doeblejoentey, according to the alma of y train by which the ilekee mA le i ty bar rem beard. ceder General Ilimager's M Pl oe, Swim Station, Kay 51, MI.MINH. 37f i 1 i It II 1 HIDES.—TIIIS DAY. LEADE lIALL.---kilht. to ; (Mb*. to 72.1 M, lid. to 2d.; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs., 2d. to ltd. ; Nibs. to 3 , 41b5., 21d. to 31; 8811 ks. to 961 b., 3J. to 3id. Horse Hides, be. Calf-skins, light, I. to 3s. ; full, ss. BRIOION WlLY. —Sheep Skin+, Downs, 4s. Cid. toot. 9kt. ; lambs, Is. 91. to 2s. 9d.; shearlings, 9d. 1240111 24 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ilolywell, I3s. 6d. • Carr's Hartley, 14 s . • Eden Main, 14s. Cowper Hartley, 138. 9d. ; Netherton: Hanky, ; 13.. ; Walls End Iletton, 1. i. ; Walls End Lamlnaa, I4s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, Id; Walls End Tees, Ids.— Ships at market, 170. Towards 1 o'clock this morning the presence of tho mili tary was countermanded, but the town still remained in most excited and dangerous state ; the paving in the streets was torn up, and fragments scattered about the streets. Of course the damage done is considerable, and a great many people have been seriously injured. An inquiry will, of course, take place, but be the result what it may, nothing can justify the ill-judged proceeding of holding a meeting of this kind in this peaceable old town at this particular moment. The townspeople are free traders because of the results of free trade, and all the the protectionist orators will not induce them to think to the contrary. The tenants of Sir Robert reel, with the exception of about twenty, abstained from attending. ne i 19 MARK-LANE. --THIS DAY. The arrivals of English Wheat this week amount to only 2.950 qni. • whilst from abroad we have r e c e i ve d 7,580 qrs. Wheat and 6,480 sacks of Flour. The trade was firm this morning, and Monday's quotations were well supported. Our market was attended by several country millers from • distance, who purchased secondary and inferior sorts of Wheat at full prices. Choice marks of French flour were in request, with tho turn in price against the buyer. Inferior sorts continuo very unsaleable. Barley, Oats, Beans and Peas in short supply, and prices of all have an upward tendency. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 26,h to 30;15 MAY. Qrs. English. Scotch. hiss traria% Wheat. .... .... 1 2030 1 1 Barley 230 I 9Sua Oats 9OO I F10ur...1,560 sacks ; barr e ls. Malt, 1,020. Limnos AVSlL4olo.—Wbest, 425. .0.; Fawley, Ms. 3d.; oat", 19, 3d.; Rye, —e. —d.; Bean, 275. I Id. ; Pow, 27, Id. I 111 Sj 2} die 11 fs 13 Marti sewn '' 174 North 11/ North Western . 14 13 al. 3 21 the 6 36 71 71 4is die Ise 16 16 16 9 9 . . 1 74orth Beoulla Went-Nee. 10 Oeford, Wore., k Weller . t 3 **loth Central 13 Wettish Midland 13 Do. Net.. L 3 Burma h Bil e., Claw A no., Clan B si dis 'VENDERS, STOVES, and FIREpIitONS. ~Yitw zna r gtr.r,:;:e" • ==a ((swam of Neireseetreet), Ave 1 sad 2, r 4 and Eltittre-ELAGE, LON Nit+. Thy we the larootia mi l t ...Isla nett so ...muscat of VENDERS, MT^ WORD. 11111N$, sad (;ENKItAL IRONMONOLIIT aw e is .Newhere, either foe staiety, mashy, basou.ste st seek e.aaphip, whilst the prise mit es that ties tat shish Ids setiolishoest Ism tea so ssiehrettiltse semi= lieesirtsias ma. Uri. !might steese.WidthressedieleiMiste ISSlDene^ £ ll4s. lei% 10s, ditto WS* erode estanssai sod we sleet Ism et lee SOLI: Its ; brewed wafers somplete, eIW strobads. him 7. b .C 3; Sal hailers, has L 1 Its. L) SG; ditto. with Ai mask sm. mar, hoe Et IS. to 117 7.; Gre-iese., has Is RI the est le is to Drltiester sad all other east stoves with reSsillso hoer* *Sea Detailed Catalogue., with emerselogsois well asst .wry hew stole, seat per post) free. W IAM s. UV ItTi Ws sock of orgicao. rinurnenio IRONMONGERY Is literally the Wises be the lessW. sad es se I. rope es he employed to Ss s sorest Wait Ile Mil/ MIR sillset, perehres se tasted to roll sad impost tL The ishilessd hr ran antis aot sppresd eL—MISIMMIREMI MADLY THETH.-NOWLANDIV ODONTO, MILL DENTIFILICII. • trillepeseirr. emended of tee else east roeberett* Orleatel berteL It eradeserse tarter from Ile mime mere et WOW dew, Crsod peserne• the emir% tosprettegthe wet pen ldiresee. end atom etreurmi pellase dr beam is W ite seem reellestea ism tie perk int • Isaias adios sad Moen ase leffiesli Iffiff Or Cff Ws) us Om inalsowl Ira as their swim Sift* Allisst off Sepia are• wags properties Mee eieles• Ihraimilea trie CM" IMO= ad Ur Past r at es. Orat Oft*, NM the ilkmehest Mee b. EL iss.= The ✓erde iseleadd Ooretu sae ea les labs! dazed is orb tes.— OW bp A. IttA• P mei PINK le, Ileroe-garden, Ladta ; ere bre oriales• mil isomers% sTWENIY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, Cordratke, Irreader sad flibillty, her mblvli I bat need rgat ralevyi sal err as amedidarerba Farr et venom bre bra elbeirapared by DO sAunr. IIIaALTII.IIII6TORINO POUR. la s very Art use.—W. M. aerie, Peel /arm. Thar " Mr" dPferaa, nor ammo. f& billtyorbk :=4am was is labia my swami bed arrabal ll= , bags ban etbstaally rammed by DU Ware ellaina Illait4awastbag Per is a very shift 1144-114. Jabs W. Ibu Itliabaglas brawa y. " pad orrobie amarimmo wall pair la lay seek rid ana m ad wawa' MON& wile raw and sy the very airmarr W bra area ri y DU WIRT'S lieettlenreetai Pead.—Aler. Aleadaaral tar arbrivee."—rid be Ira sß Yc et 3 .9d. Ilb at ar. N.; al Ile.; 1111 b. it rerred ralltv. 10r, me air aga.al fya : IN ara erisiers an seat tree ottani...a as ra4rallllll6lol by DU BABY and 0,4. IV, Now Braserstt, L. THE RIOT AT TA We gave yesterday a hastily written amount of the riotous proceedings which took place at Tani worth on Wednesday, on the OCCIWIII of the memo. tionist dinner there. The following, from our own corre spondent, is a more detailed statement of the occurrence : The protectioui.t landlords in the neighbourhood of Tam worth having, a few weeks since, determined on getting up a small agitation iu that district of Staffordshire and War wicluhire, with the view to advent.e their peculiar princi ples, and proclaim their peculiar grievances, the affair came oiliest evening, and, as was anticipated, it led to a scrams breach of the peace : from nine till twelve o'clock at light the town was in possession of the mob; a very large number of persons were seriously injured; a considerable amount of property has been destroyed; and a groat deal of ill-feeling has been originated, which it may take a long time to eradicate, between the tradespeople and mechanics, and the farmer. and their friends. From the tint moment that the purpose to hold this meeting was declared, the free-trade spirit of the people has been exhibited in every form; the artisans in this town, and in the small manufacturing towns (such u Fernley and Nuneaton) surrounding it, are all pretty well off—better than they have been for years, and have, consequently, no desire to return to dear bread and scanty labour. Moreover, it was felt to be an insult to the memory of the late Sir Robert Peel that, within so short a period of his demise, a =all knot of selfish landlords should attempt to raise the Sag of protection in a town which had so large a hold on kis affections, and where his death wu so sincerely regretted, and which, although purely an agricultural town, had so unmistakeably manifested its predilections for Sir Robert's policy as to return a couple of free-trade members. Throughout the last week, it became daily more evident that the protectionist banquet would not be suffered to go over peaceably; the people paraded the streets with the big and little loaf, and availed themselves of these opportunities to declare that they would have no more coin-laws and star vation. From MI early hour yesterday morning groups of workpcoplc might be seen at every corner sullen and dis contented, occasionally indulging in bitter jests at the Lamers as they rode into the town. Towards five o'clock in the afternoon, most of the guests had assembled at • 13111311 inn or spirit vaults, the King's Arms, the principal hotel being denied to them. A little after five o'clock, the company, to the number of about 2.50, marched to the Town Hall, where a cold dinner had been laid out by Mr.Lissetcr, of Birmingham. . - There were the usual toasts, and the usual flow of pro tectionist oratory wu delivered in the usual style. About nine o'clock Mr. Newdegate rose to propose the chairman's health; he had no sooner done so than an enormous paving-stone was thrown through the windows into the middle of th• hall. Mr. Spooner Nor the danger immediately, and begged the orator to " cut it short." Mr. Newdegate took the hint, and the chairman rose to acknow ledge the toast. In doing so he took occasion to write an anecdote about en old gentleman, "a friend of hit," IIIR THCRSDAT. At noon to-day such wu the excitement in the town that a rescue of the prianers was anticipated ; a detachment of the 4th Dragoon Guards has, therefore, been despatched to Tamworth from this town, upon the requisition of the civil authorities; at 6 p.m. all was again quiet; the military bad entered the town some hours earlier. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Sr. JAMES'S -PALACE, MAY 28.—The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon James Tyler, Esq., Lieutenant of her Majesty's Honourable Cory, of Gentlemen-at-Arms. Sr. J AMES's-PALACE, MST 14.—Tho Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of Lord Foley. to appoint jetty Markland Barnard, Esq., one of her Ma' 's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice O'K , retired. Dowrirso-sram, MAT 27.—The ueen has been pleased to appoint William Hogge and Charles Mostyn Owen, Esqn., to be Assistants to Lient.-Gen. Sir H. G. W. Smith, Bart., K.G.C.8.. Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, as her Majesty's High Commissioner for the settling and adjustment of the affairs of the territories in Southern Africa, adjacent or contiguous to the eastern and north eastern frontier of that colony. DOWNING-STREET, MAT 28.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Richard Cornwall Legh, Esq., to be he Assistant Secretary to the Government of Malta, and Clerk to the Council of Government of that Island. WntrEn.u,L, MAY 30.—The Queen has been pleased to nominate and appoint Duncan Mc Neill, Esq., one of the Ordinary Lords of Session, to be one of the Lords of Justieiar4 Scotland, in the room of Joshua Henry Mackenzie, ~ resigned. FOREIGN FFICE, MAy 27.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Robert Prowsc, u Consul at St. John's, Newfoundland, for his Majesty the King of Prussia; of M. Henry Foureade, Consul at Malta ; also of M. Louis Lion Rucquet, as Consul at Sydney ; and of M. Isaac Edward Gruseet, as Consul at Port Louis, for the French Republic ; also, of Mr. William Hare, as Consul at Hali fax, Nova Scotia, for the Free Hanseatic city of Lubeck • also of Mr. Thomas Winder Campbell, as Conaul.oeneral in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, for the King of the Hawaiian Islands CROWN-OFFlCE.—Members returned to Dern in tle present Parliament —May 29, 18-il.—For the Borough et Harwich.—Robert Wigram Crawford, of Mickleham hall, in the county of Surrey. and Old Broad-street, in the City of London, BK., in the room of Henry Thoby Prinsep, Esq., whose election for the said borough has been declared void. May 30.—For the County of the Isle of Wight.— Edward Dawes, EM., of St. Helen's, in the said county, in the room of John Simeon, Rm.,. who has accepted the aloe of Steward of her Majesty's Ch iltern Hundreds. WAR.OFFICIL Nee W. 7th /Wet. O6.—art.T. IL CUIFIC4I.. &ow 12th Lt. Drip, to be eept., vies Cantos, who web. 11th Light Dregs.—Lleat. T. J. J. Aveatat, from. h..p. 67th F.. to be Heat., via J. T. WIONTRAII, who out.; Coe. J. how to be heat., be per, VIM Averse, who refs 12th Lt. Drep.—Cwt. 1L It Creme, from 7th Drag. Oda. to be .at, vies adios, who each. lullext. of —Sea J. F. tenants to to loot., by par, elee Reed, who reta. lath Y.—Capt. W. E. ADAMS, haw the 87th Y., to apt, Moe Rwaser, who cads. 40th P.-I.lent. A. R. Hymns to be teat, by par. Moe Cloth, who rets. • Eva. W. &HAMA to oe IlreL, by pur., vlce ' Rendle. 17th F.Ltept. W. Hesru, from the lath Y., to be met. dot Adams, who each; see..-Liest. 0. L W. D. Pgrxerege, to be firet.-Ileat., by par, vice Beidwie. who rate 18th F.—ltee. J. Wear to he 8100., by par , vice Mans, who rots. let Wan tate begt.—Leo. A. W. MUSA? to he hat., without par., vice J. W. Thomplan. deo. ; Ese. W. L. !Marge to be beat., by par., Mee Rub* who rms. Buser.—Bras.-MM. W. C. E. Mania, of the 13th 11 7 ., to be beat, col. is the army. /finsoutment.—The ehtigthe same of Brer..eoL Moms, oa h.-11., es beat. tot, nut •• Edmund Renegue:* Learnt to print*, the Geartteof the 23rd of May, 1131: the app. of Bre.. Lbeet.+3l. Y MACARTIIICII, m h -p. anat.. Mould ham been deputy ad).-gea.” to the forme mewing In New Soath Males, and sot " deputy arts.-San." m %bards mated. 13A! KRUPTS. Rots RARYOYD RUNT, Silver-street, City, warehouse , Mau. GEORGE Coraruonpl, Paradise-row, Hotherhithe, Sur rey, coal merchant. itoHEAT CLEAVER, Strettoll-011-Dunmore, Warwick shire, timber dealer. WILLIAM RINzET BO -YD, Brierly-hill, Staffordshire, wine and spirit merchant. JAYE' CLARA, Exeter, builder. ROGER HORrOr, Moricc Town, Devonshire, innkeeper. DAVID lox WYATT and ELIZA UNDERWOOD, Bristol, bat and cloth cap manufacturers. JOHN Scorr and Jour; Scorr, Jun., North Shields, shipownen. RICHARD MAYOR, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, whole sale grocer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Mil. JANET GIIAHRIar Or MAbUiIiALL, Edinburgh, deceased. DAM' Of ANOLLXD.—A6coftet far tbr wick ending May 24, 1551. mut orPiiivnisr, Nolo YEW liknenraret Debt- /11.0 1 5 .130 Other Oseuritles 2.55 1 0 X, Gold Cols red Memos 12.872.131' rue Mollies 136.906.510 j. 15.306,510 IMPAINTIONT. 0161tb1....424,140. 4 .. Cloromentlirmlll66 Doi real.; 3.153,792 did. Dreg Weight Afr 1 ,6131. 213.651.236 Ibid.r3” O th er rsorritle of X= Soar 7.117*.915 Delokaul Arer.l 6 5C.609 Glokl red &Mr Oda Mar Drforiu i•vis.l6.l mid oast UM 1.053.396 1.2 4 . 11 6. 4 5 4 t3t116.464 78319.199. M . Willtell•LL. Chl6l SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British poweires fa Amelia, imputed ins the Mans able ht the wait orNag the 27tb May, lift, I S.. W 6 pee amt. Ism the produce of the Illsoritleb se ream. eapir, dot warm of Ur ladts, 57. bid. The ammo prise tot tbe two Istisiag e xtptlese,jsiatW, Std. Abdy, Sir Thom* N. Fergmon, Cot Murphy, Francis S. Arland, sir Thomas ' , crimson, Sir R. A. 11 wiroll, Rt. Hon. J. Adair Robert A. S. Fitzpatrick, RL It, J. Scurry* Lard Aglialiby, li. A. Fitzroy, Itoo. Henry Romp, Sir 0.1. mck, Therms Flisraiiarn, Hon. O. O'Connell, 11. J. Anson, Hon. Colonel Foley, John IL H. O'Emall. Lion. IL M. Amon, Viscount Fordyce, A. D. Ogle, Made C. 11. Ante., Thorne* C. Forster, Matthew . Ord, William Armstrong, Sir A. Fortncue. C. Osborn*, Ralph Armstrong. ILL You, itiobard B. Owes, Sir John Aebley, Lord Colonel Paget Lord Alfred =*, John Pr Fre Zch. t nitadedien Paget, Lord Clarence St Her. M. Peach, Charles Pao; Lord George Baring, Henry 5. Glyn, George C. Palmerston, Viscount liming,ltt.lln.SirF.T. Goddard, Anal:tore L. Parker, John Base, Michael T. Graham, RtHn.thr J. Pedaelt Mr MIL Ball, Jeoub (hanger, Thomas Perk* bawd Bellow, Richard M. Greene. mamas C. PIMA Wirsuil IL Berkeiry, Admiral (inaffell, C. Toone Fronde Ikrkeley, lion. 11. r. Oradell, Charier W. i, James Berkeley, C. IL G. Grey, Rt. Ho. Sir 0. = a • Wililani Bernal, Ralph Grey, Ralph W. W. H. C. Bethel', ilmisard M Grcerenor. Lord R. Poweemby, Hon. C. F. 'Web, •ir I bonus B. Gramma , Earl Prise, Mr Robert itbackstene, Wm. It Guest, Sir Jobe Bowe:, Admiral Hale, Robert S. Phil o;L irijk ing Boi h., lion. Col. Halt Sir Brahmin Ezfill, transit" Thos. W. Ilallyburton, 14. J.,. Mew* I. L. 114 ceiramtraiward D. Harmer, Saida IMmigdp, Orman Braoke, Sir Arthur B. Harcourt Cheep 11. Ma, Mmud IL inothetton, Margit Hanicastle, Joagli A. Illib, Brum', Mimic's. Haat*, AleumMir Ralkepre:N. J. A. Brown, William Hatchet!, Rt. Hem. 1. Lab" John A. , Mind. y. Edward H. Hawes, BeelreaM Illemilly, CoL 1 Stle, Sir T. J. Headers. Timm Fe Rodillly, Sir John Butler, Pierer 8. Ileetbaote. Sir 0. 1. Rowell, Lord Jibs Roston, sir Edward Ileneige, 0. 11. W. Rowell, Hon. Edward Cimapheil, Hon. Wm. Itermage, Edward Russell, F. C. H. Cardwell, Edward iieury, Alezander Sandare, Joseph Carter, Bob. B. Harbert RC Ha. IL &nor, 0. P. Caulfield, Jame. M. Heywood, ;mom Seymour, Henry D. Carnahan, lion. O.H. Ileywrrtb, Lowars Seymour, Lord Cavendirk, W.O. 111 n ley, Chubs Melo, Robert D. Cayley. Garrard S. Hobboorr, lhomdili. Shelburne, Earl of Chao*, William I. Wider*, Law Smith, lion. 11. V. Charoreni, Ho .. Y. Hodges. T. Twlad Smith, John A. Ctildrra, John W. Hogg. Sir J. W. Smith, M. T. Choirs/Am Sir 11. Holland, Robert Smythe, Hon. G. Clay, James Howard, owl R. &mars, Jobn 'Patriot ' Clay, sir William Howard, Hn. C. W.O. Iliarellia, lin. sleW. Cleo ent s, How. C. S. Howard, Ho. J. IL lihriberma. T. H. 8. Clerk, Rt. H 6 Sir O. H..... 1. Mi. V. 0.0. IMawrilmar Mar/ J. Clifford, !leery M. Howard, Sir Ralph =to& W. O. Corlinurn, air A. J. F.. Raabe*, Wm. B. W. R. C. Coke, Hum E. K. Butchery. Mr. Aid. Elmlorm. .11. Colebrork, Str T. Z. Hutchins, Edward J. went Collins, William limbs, Sir Robert H. 0, Cowper, Hon. W.F. Askant William SA% J. IL Cra*, Ilir W. 0. i= . ! I T l a at e a Trassa, Henry W. Crawl*, d. S.W. Tonben, Edward I. Crowder, Richard B. Ifilidete w . Marquis. of Tennelt, Robert J. Cabitt. Crowder, Lekrairkers, Itt.Fla.lL Thisineent e t s Curie, Henry Jame* 11. nirsolt. Cartels, Herbert M. =, l iloa. Bellby raerwed% Ha. P.J. Diabwood, Sir George Lama% 'dr c. ItHinsir, Ma Davie, Sir it. R. P. Lowly La. Bir T. Y. Toarair,, kW Daw-os, Hen. T. V. Lew* George C. D. Q. Geode*, Willman Umfmag, Hot Col. Troll, Drebon, Jobs L LWOW'''. Ilea. lidwd. Traver. Ikm. firma D'Eyneoart, lin.C.T. =mei Taft% It. Maw. IL Diwatt, , Ge ward Mr aak Lad Ihrr7 DAd Ed V G e m* lisdakaas. W. A. Who% Om C. Dimpke, Sir C. IL Wlllbs% Wm. T. Male% Jabs Leary Dom, Marquis al 111Wrogar Jabs Wally. Ilmos = emmige ii. Mr Ma WI% OM% 2. Jams Wakwa. IWI WO. Wallashw S. J. Defy OM isms Dm D. Walt% Jain Ownwhillasawat =k, Jams O. W s deb 1. Or% Orem Whostal, ) Jams Dad% Mabel War% Mal W C. WZreisdnisailt. Dierimidir s e s tli. Martin. C. W. W J. F. L lairlopara di Wromsdod im ele :Om Waft trier& Sin Maillawa. Mk Mrs W=B.7M Ellice, Edward learkrism.Ofted lads% Jams Ellis, Jobe Meligesa. Vierwisa widest, MMIMw Elliot, Hon. J. leasat, Wm. U. I. Wiiii. Rt. am girC. Weld, Vircoruit aim AIWA M. Weed, ODWIWra P. phicond, J. B. B. Nil" Vista% WKla. ws. S. Engem, Purl of Kitt, W haw P.e.n% Ear De lag Nolsawn: ri g W. W Memiaddrw Evans, .I.lla Maw ,LIL Jamas Yaw% WV Labs CROP, Wallas Morris, David ITLIAMIL Y.wart, William Illortyn, Hoe. Edward Hayti?, W. 0. Feria, Jolla Midways, Earl of Hilt Lord Yarns THE Plinio' or rue CLEBOY.—Yesterday the first annual meeting of this somaty was held in the Hano. ver-square Rooms, and was very thinly attended. In the absence of Lord Teignmouth, the chair was occupied by the Rev. Mr. Browne. The meeting baring been opened with a prayer, the Secretary read the minutes of proceedings of the original meeting, which, being confirmed, he next read the report, by which it appeared that the principal object of the institution was to provide permanent pennons for the widows and ohan unmarried daughters of clergymen . of the established church, such pensions to be given ac to the ages of the recipients—from the age of 45 to c s7, d 3r. per annum , from 55 to 6.1, 3.51. per annum ; and above that ago 401. per annum for the remainder of life. The receipt of a small pension from another society was not intended to debar the candidate from the society's bounty. It object was not to interfere with any kindred insti tution, but rather to prove itself a valuable adjunct. The society had also a special object —temporary as sistance of necessitous clergymen and their families. By the statement of accounts it appeared that the receipts in the last year amounted to 1,3451., nearly 6001. of which had been lodged in the Three per Cont. Consols, and in the hands of bankers. The Rev. Mr. Champneys, in moving the adoption of the report, took occasion to refute the plea advanced by some inilividuals for not supporting the so ciety, namely, that it was not required, and showed its necessity by pointing out no less than 30 applications far relief from the society in the peat year, the first of its existence. Be doubted not that, within the next 5 years, the applications would be most numerous.—The proposi tion of adoption W3l seconded by Dr. Aldis, and carried unanimously.—The meeting was subsequently addressed by the Rev. { Mr. Lucyman, Mr. Gooch, and the Rev. Mr. Carr; after which the committee and offices* wen re elected, and the meeting terminated. 12r11 Lawcsas.—The alteration proposed with respect to the war equipment of this regiment has been de cided upon. Instead of lances and pistols, used by lancer regiments, the 12th will be armed with double-barrelled carbines, and of course with swords. As it is probable the 12th Lancers will hereafter proceed from the Cape to India, they will, under that arrangement, resume the pistol and the lance for duty in India. NATIONAL LAND AND CHADTPIT CO-OVER/VIM SO- ClETT.—YestenLay, after some further proceedings, the committee declared the preamble of this bill proved—the otdect of it being to wind up the drain of the anderealdsor in the aka of the Masten us Chanaery. 12.1 I: M.ll 13 1: al Atregibury mad Mesta ai aut . a LI. Kin.) 10 Do. 05•15tri I Da New 5,1b0 I=ables Vika . 50 ems Wain_ 1 , 5 10ulb TadilLißiverOun t )ezde;mlble i6i Uardepxol.. .124 raw Tssiillatepolsa _ le Vole of 9 Woe Cornwall 1.3 York,Nowentk&Berwlce 10 Do. do. tztestmoos 9 102.0.N.11.1Nuchase 10 York and Not Midland LINES LEASED AT EL S 'Betts It Hants. EMS per Ct. (Inowl to GL Wootersi oLLI W u OM! . antee (lea . to lit. Want. Ditto withnut a vanish* (leaned to Great Weseem Bum., %Vole., and Dudley eakedulnal.,orwitheruar. (leased to Great We.tera Ditto without • guarantee (Wart to Urea We,tern "- ' tOUrisicrek N. Westrrn :17dealale Junc:kua (lired !ocaleclonibn Dewed to Ch. N3Cenj 10 Oloweester Deta ort l Forest (Sexed to Greet Western SO nollonnelb7(l.lorkaNalid I. Do. shave (ditto, I 2 Do. shares (ditto) SO Leeds* Bradford (Midland 14 Grades and Greenwich teased to South .:Astern Id Ditto Preference (ditto) 10 Lowestoft Onar.aperOcot Dared to Nockakl SO Borthera*Eaetern 5 perCt (lewd to Eatt-Cotialles 61 D,tto ditto Now 13 Vtvoton&Wir• (lead Low St3l.West.lkLeociaost 104 Ditto 1 'bares (A) (ditto) to Rood., Guild., sod Reigate (Wooed to Boa% 11a.toto 64 Born= ood Midis (tood to gnat Swims 4 Do. Rom& litlat.(etto 04South Stollbreddas (loud to Mr. 11.4)Y0a 13 Wes: VAI= 1111111114 "(WM to UN; 14,Atotdoni... 10 Caledonian SIO 15 Cheater and Holyhead -. 511 Wader, Perth, and Aber deen Junction si EantAnglian(lll.loo6ls.o. 611Eastord - 05witios Eat iso, I 5 per Ct. 61 OUP do. No. 1 In D.. Now 6 per Ont. mock BO KroLUMaaloripp.6p.Cl T t ralssrpb. rank and Doodoo, Si par oat ... 121 Gnat Ilordkora 1 pram V 9albiltWortam(lMML• Oft U Ont. Medi ILOINN. PIA tin. Di N•O ems mir.l=l.39:sl _ 110 151170 — Seir:FrT11 - 740 7 1711 - . LamiseDMlla•tera N••• f$ Jab.llol 10 Do. New . 10 Nadi Italuska -7: i Dia 14 ger OM. aver. Nardi lIIM . .. 4 Weld. Waisrisr. sad Waiver ' 414 ! 4 psi Om . ~... • .., _ .._ Itaialied -- 11 hrevaltamiktiaa4. Xis.) pat Coat... Santa paw l Tart. Nottimiii;ltitirg., °Lama at lbopirdt. $ I DZ . 10 'York/ Se 6Ais 4, 4 Us ff If 414 16 IS a_ is~ t4 I die dim 14_ I._ iii iii 27 i 2$ !. Idle ij 4 -- 10 db 11 15 dis di. 71 32 23 f 1 pm lei 17 SI N 0 9 Pm 7 Spa 17i 17Z 41 48 314 U 14 loll' aPm 30 316 22 th 99 100 ni 11l sti 111 ►5 II N 14 4 88• 41 44 • 9 pa n ne T 111 11 li pa If 111 dim 24 24 43 4H ' I Ii I pa X lll 1 pis I 111 13 1111 1P Ise 11' ite . 11f 12 tl4 1 PR . 111 . 4 4 e i 1 Pal 104 11 Is 134 11 13 1 !! a di SO 2 26 21 SO 1 N I S 1 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. SO lloalegas rd Anisa• _. 9 9 20 Costs•l Phase (Illersia) 11 It I Duel lard& 3 die 14 Er War 2 pa 3 Grist WWI pa 211 Do. Dq pa 13 II SO Nam le Di. e 031 eh. ... I I II Ikelbseast Lisp rivsse... ... 14 141 Orlon NM Dram 44 dim 30 Par 15911104191119 33 34 10 nob MY Dom_ 14 ft 16 OPuris Obelsomeg Ms 29 illessessi Mau 20 rest= Mom IS Than sal 9 Ds W 441 In I Ili HOLTHBAD.—The extension of the Chester and Holyhead line from the temporary station to the packet jetty in the old harbour has bees s.d for trains. This arrangement is every way raiddltaary, inasmuch as the proximity of the mdmisirm to the now pier and the pro posed packet pier, reeshme ft emmekably eligible, to evade the enormous expense of made/ a tunnel under the town, *vs making a saving to the eimpeay of nearly 150,0001. ismmd= lino is in the eld he:bow, and within 200 ys ef th now one. is :--Chilian Three per Cents., 641. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 59f, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 891, 90, 891, 901. Equador Bonds, 31 Mexican Bonds, 34;; ditto for account 13th June, 34/. Peruvian Fivo per Cents., 1849, 83. Portu guese Four per Cents., 321. 'twig= Four-and a-Half per Cents., 101/, 1021. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 201; ditto Passive, 51. This is "pay-day " in the railway share market, and the final settlement of the account has not been unattended with further difficulty, two defaulters having been declared, viz., Mr. W. Lc Grand, and Mr. G. 11. Stephenson. This, we understand, is not the first time the former party has been embarrassed. The liabilities of Mr. Stephenson, who has not been in the house very long, are understood to amount to about 5,000/., but it Is stated that his embarrass ments arc the consequence of the default of a priu cipaL The following is the course exchange : Time. Pm:renegotiated. Prow To Amsterdam per .1; short II& .. Ild 17atv. Ditto BotteriLun Hamburg and Aligns „ „ 13mea. arbl. 13mak al•ek. rranidort-co-tlie-.Maine „ „ 1195. Okr. 11941 L Vienna Trieste Antwerp Paris : Short 250. Oc. 2.1 r. Sc. S Months 23fr. 20c. 23fr. 23c. Havre " ~ 23h. 21,c.... 231 r. 23e. Genoa .... " ~ 231 r. 374ew. 23:r. 10eta. 1 . 4 5 50 f1i Solr. 37 /eta. ... 30k. 42 Ata. Verne „ „ 291r.6.5cta. Teir. Dicta. Manic* per ducat „ 4 pence 40 pence Palermo per ounce „ 123 pence 123 pence Marina Madrid per Zan „ 44: pence ... 49 pence Coda St St s•i pence ... 60 pence Barcelona„ „ 494 pence 49 pence Llabon per calm' „ S3 l pence . . 33 pence Oporto Yesterday being "ticket day" in the share market, the settling was in progress, and occupied much atten tion. The continuations were lightest on the heavy stocks, and heaviest on the lightest. The following are some of the rates: Per Share. Per Cent. per annum. 10, 12 15, 18 6, 12 15,30 13, 23 1-16 a:), 50 London and North-Western Great Western. Midlands York and Berwieks York and North Midlands North British Manchester and Sheffield Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds and Thin& East Lancashire Routh-Easton. , i ii, 2.5 20 , 3-16 20, 30 .16, 6-16 20, 30 Great Nortlttras I ' Eastern Counties 6 Blackwaßs l-32, 1.16 9, 13 Ambcrgates -16, 3-32 25 North Stallbrd4 l-16, j 16, 30 Shrewsbury and Birmingham l-16 20 Aberdeen, -16 40 Caledonians At Antwerp, yesterday, the Bourse showed not the least activity , but tho home stocks were well supported. P rices are :—Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 501; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911; ditto Five per Cents., 1848, 971 to 981; Aus trian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 741, Z ; Spanish Loan of 1834, 15 5-16; ditto Inland Three per Cents., 341. Amsterdam letters of Tuesday evening report a flat market for the national stocks, but the priors of other funds were maintained. The last quotations are :—Datch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 57 13-16, 11-16; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 68; Portu guese Four per Cents., 334, t, 1-16; Old Russian Bonds, 1051, 1 ; ditto Four per Cents. (Stieglitz), 871; Austrian Fivo per Cent. Metallics, 711, „ 1 ; ditto New, 77, 5-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 37,1, 38 ; Mexican Bonds, 32 ; Peruvian Five per Cents., 801. 1501J811 1117:4D&—Tire Dar. Dank Meek. 61011 bone Atrdticu, 7 6.14 3 per Ct. Reduced. 97 6 lulta dwelt. 269 61 C:. Cumulc.972 6 Ditto Roods. 7tpar Ct. Commie. 94 I Emempler Bina 1.0001.A01. to 43.. fur g" Aed" 94 3 11.E10N FUNDS. 1.4 per Ct. wool, 91 3 6 prz Ct. Mazioan. 841 i i prs Ci. Brazilian, ad 90 at i met. o. l;: r ol i r% site 4 Do. Now. M 8 6 per ft. Bosom Arm, 67 • 6 per Ct. Pertain..., St 90 6 per 01. (631TIAA. 103 6 6 per Ot. Rtuelsn. 111 13 46 pm Cu Rawls.. 101 6 2 1. 9 p.r 8r & L .. rattit. T 7i per Ct. Dutch. 49t 4 6 per F j i.. ; :. A.U.4 206 i 3 C. c see m " 4 per Oa Dutek. PJI SO lopades. 31 4 ' encomia. 2r &a! ( / D r i . , . 'V 12 13 ni 3f 1 par Ot. Grenada. 18 17 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Bastun, MAY 27.—Voluntary Loan, 106; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 ; National Debt, 861 ; Com inertial Marine Society's Premium, 1281; Bank Shares, 95/. MADRID, MAY 24.—Three per Cents., 367-16; after Bolas, 36j cash, 361 paper. Four per Cents., 143 open. Five per Cents., 16}; after Bola, 161 cub. Coupons, ; after Bolsa, 81 cash, 81 paper. Passives, 63; after Bolsa, 6 26-12 cash, 613-16 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 98 paper ex div. Exchange on London, 60.75. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. UTMOST., MAT 29.—T0-day be' the cesetencement setae erw moms; tiers IP biee mare aolrtt and WNW Maplayel in di tralemlises elo Ms shoe famket. Priem hem boom War, operator amp mmierip mil fatal Kb If a Weft sed prolitymit tone, attar the sommtlisproosise. the follow *, me the IMMOIMMOMO : —Brtsen ba lrearabirr aett otaahlra, lioL—Qiirgedism, I pe, 4 1e, 7.1 ISk—Deer m i liiii shire red Tealtddreollt, 1,4, 1-111 No lig .hale.), 0 d.—Leedom W North Warp, 1271—tittle (now shoreal. 3,4, p 4 p.—Man. *mew. lIMMilt sad Uneeln, :SS— 1//e, 5,4 M—Ditto (4 =l4l6,—Roatit Luton mod Day or„ f —Tort mod Herta Ma MANCRISTRII, MAT 29.—Tbe 'Meat I. rather Mary, rams likely* pre ow so Iron as mnid, two dolealero Pike bare mud on thefts* IMolimise, let milhor WM= hem bray *abili ties The taimmbr the saw wawa ham bus Mbar WM. md at kapromd prism TM mutat was prod, no lbw at the ekes, how ever m atthis A/Stroh L ea r ii.—Owiegi to its bang .moment day the brims dame we mot imp Me the mead dm marloa was deeetedly kale eel a osorMarato lemmiiimat took pas is the rale" a Ofilla irestuess, midi left dot S 4. Valli et Maths olosod at 61 din; Pertfotry Ptrr and Railway, p par Aare. 'AIDS, MAT 29.—We bays had a rather more active wine Nil+ morning, though nearly all the mho barbs Men for the ..mount *MAN of lone, It la clear that Ilin Mina does has berm entirely of a Ppeeuk.tire etteraeter. Clorisro t—tmiewhire and Torkahlme, 54 • Lewis end Thinks, 1,4 4- Lammettlre fifths, p pm.; York and North Midland% to; lama imam and Down, Si ; North Westin% 114 dis. a_ MIZXINOHAN, MAY 29.—There WAS very little done in 110 market today to conweiose• 4 tike poulasest ; shave -era. knew 41 marked Lib's. lauevisbary sad Blesigegliaft A. 's eland 11 4 il i dig• ilttrtlllAL % VISKAI,E, I Whist. : liarley.l .4... I It.e. 1 dean.. Pus. April 19 ... „.. 3.9. SA 24. 5A,170 9d 24.. 7 d M. 10 254 9rl 26 ... ... 39. 3.1 21. 14.417. 10d': 1. 11/1 36. 9: 231 54 May A ... ... 38. /4424. 3d 18/1 34;43s 114 271 3423. 44 10 ... ... 3 , • 104 :4. 4 .18a 8.: 24• 74 27s 10.1 23. 11 1 17 ... ... .18. 441'24. 24 18. 114 2.5. 04 23. 101 27. 34 24 ... ... .33- 8d,44. 1:119. SA 21. 7,129. 2.1.245• 1.1 ~, wet." 524. . _ v r... 10.123.1.1,1 Drrr, hie% I „day 17. May '24t ... ••• • ••• ... BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the deuvold continues good, and that Hy is on the Increase. SMITHFIELD MARKET. —THIS DAY. We are but moderately sulfplital with Beasts; id COIISC• quence they are readily disposed of at fully Monday's rates. In a few instance., a small but not u quotable advance has been effected. The number of Sheep and lambs is largo' there however, a fair demand, an d we are ena b led to retain Monday's quotations for the former; in the latter there is a small reduction. 'Trade is dull for Calves, and is very rarely exceeded. Front Ger many and Holland we, have 48 lle,oits, 720 Sheep, and 210 Calves; Spain, 210 Sheep; Scotland, 100 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400; France, 6 Ileasts and 48 Pigs; and 108 Mitch Cows from the Home Counties. Per Ntatiu of MM. a. d... Pee Pee Keno of St k ad. s. d. Heel Meow lb:ref.:4Bs 3 4 3 6 Hat Dee k 88 3 84 1 Ban Sborebome ...... 3 3 3 4 Hest Lay 0 0 0 I Sewed quaky Deem.. 36 3 0 Po. no. ,'burn Mew .... ..... 214 4 0 Ewa. es.l....retel quality 00 0 I 1808 63 6 Do. do. Sbere 2 0 3 2 bra Uae a Ilalf-Ixede 0 0 0 0 Lembo 5 0 5 8 848.4.4 Pka 49.5. as Ul/111‘01. 731; libeek sad Lamle. UAW Calve,. 414; CARDINAL WISEMAN has nominated the Rey. John Wric, nephew of the Right Hon. Thomas Wyse, C.D., Bntish minister at Athens, to a curacy at Fulham. nth, gentleman two years ago was an officer in the 67th Regi ment, serving on Sir Harry Smith's staff at the Cape. "A exruot.tc UNIVERSITY."—" London, May 21, 1851.—His llolinets, Pope Pius IX., having recommends,* the establishment of a Catholic University in Ireland, mist --- oar brethren the archbishops and bishop', of that islaml having taken the preliminary steps to carry that reeonuneek dation into effect, we hereby cheerfully accede to their wish that the Rev. Francis Mg - linty may be allowed to solicit contributions for that purpose within tho limits of our spi ritual jurisdiction, recommending this sacred cause to the charity of the faithful.—(Scal) N. CARD. W 16111101." The foreign mails which have been despatched this month are the heaviest ever known. The East India mail made up in the General Post-office, last week, con sisted of nearly fifty boxes of correspondence over and above the highest number of boxes ever despatched by such a mail. Each box weighed about three-quarters of a hundred weight. The cause of the heaviness of the foreign mails is the immense number of newspapers containing particular, of the Great Exhibition which are now being sent abroad. GOLDEN-LANE RAGGED SCHOOL.—The fifth annual meeting of the above school was held last evening at the Literary and Scientific Institution, Aldersgate-street, Mr. F. Bennoch in the chair. The report stated that the num ber admitted to the infant school during the past year wan 175; but as a considerable number had, daring the same period, withdrawn, the present number was reduced to 126. Phis decrease was manly attribUtable to the migratory habits of the parents ol the poor children, many of whom were unable to recollect the different localities they had in habited in one year. The Sunday-school held during the winter afternoons is attended by 200, and the view ing school by 300; teachers ' were much wanted. The attendance at the boys' evening school amounts to 60. The girls' evening daily school had an average attendance of from 45 to 50. A debt of WI. which was due last year had been cleared off, which, with corns, donations, has enabled the committee to erect a room cape. ble of accommodation for 250 children. The report stated that many of the children, both boys and girls, had been taught useful trades. The total receipts during the year, including subscriptions, donations, dia., amounted to 2141. Is., and the expenditure 2141. 18s. Id., leaving 11. 17s. Id. due to treasurer.__ COST OF THE PRESENT KAFFIR WAR.—Tho Nita Service Gazette states :—" We hear, from high authority at the Cape, that the cost incurred in the first month of hasp tilities was about 260,0001., and that it has been between 80,0001. and 90.0001. per mouth since, A FRIOHTML ACCIDENT OCCR;Ted On Tuesday, at a place called Barnane, the residence of Mr. John Carden, near Templemore, in the county of Tipperary, an embank ment for the conveyance of water to a flax mill, in pro cess of construction, having given way, and four men being killed on the spot, and several others badly injured. STAFFORDSHIRE AND SHROPSHIRE RAILWAY: • • • - Yesterday the proceedings in this protracted eau were brought to a close, when his Honour Master Richards, haring heard Mr. Roxburgh and Mr. Daniel, decided that being of opinion he had jurisdiction under the act, he should make an order on Mr. Archibald to pay into the hands of the official manager the sum of 900/. From the evidence before him he was of opinion that Mr. Archibald and Mr. Collis were joint trustees, that the money of the company was paid to their account jointly into the bankers upon an express provision that it was not to be taken out until authority was given them by the committee of ma nagement, and that from the evidence of Mr. Gregory and Mr. Breynton, two of the members of that committee, con flicting as it might be with the other evidence that had been given, he was distinctly of opinion that that authority was never given. He wished it at the same time to be un derstood that he had done all in his power to promote an equitable oomprornise of the matter. Mr. Roxburgh, on behalf of Mr. Hutton, the official manager, intimated that he should reserve any applicatica in respect of a further sum of 1,6621, sought for on behalf of the shareholders. ..' Avg. aver. *le 10;4241 11118. sa :4, id,l7. I Durr.—Whea% Barley. Oats. kw), rune. awl Pe, S. April l9..aptll XL May 3. 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