The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-14 00:00:00

E; • fr I s-.'- /'• A -.-f r-Tal .P. - --zsu:-.• - • • -• II r t AA) . No. 1,786.) - LETTER - FORWARDED on a pFFEAT at the OOVERNMF—NT on the FOR frl. sr VIA- ISOCILILAS 1:D IT S I.I,OYIVS I • 1. ,,,p•0l o -rtrun.—ne %umber fur SUNDAY rr re Mo r.ff freir WOW fito tale 030=1I Of the St , o , Ow manful of pabl.cumun, from all parts Cl le , " • tk , et- tine trlscrski l .M %A NT merwr, IV Wert Istr Mow well will eastaln:— .‘" liotlho At Duly. Ili !nab Lotus, Drrby'r Cum. I " • ' ,Ak a r. TA • 1,4 Rutzkr The ('.Wort In tbe ol Maar. .• Maymooth list.vrtwop, The p t , t t- et: It•Js. Itorarirs "M.atry r tre!" at. t t'n• . Mgt A'.borts and 14.1b•in . .. Mr. rg n .O 1.. z • On kr orrl.rate : tweet a Mr. •p, Pro/stalked the Eagles .; tn Iruh Worthuser.Auftfl c,. fht. 1,‘.61..1-- %bunter .1 a ware by • Coil t bt• dia. su reel at Irallerd—thre.w.ry Sur. •r. i.e.' N..10. 1 r • I 1%. °Mu, SAM. Yomris—Tbe CorArf• iterort—Audiest to Mr. r •mst. I:ages—llesibics Ow ow of , 11..,:• Mt.t LI.NDON NESsormAK ',L.: 11114 . ft it pat. Prim Oily Ja., Wet , •wt L. 1,0 • k • • VA•Ard I e. I:. . •.• .• f • DV (1 ,. • 1 /I • =MOO. K mler of Ii IM) and ALLISON, PoloDfort• •IP awl 71. Wl4clllllol. rl . oft wa 26,44 •t. L. 11110,. !did t‘roKrA ra.yryut t. ay.') to be sa lli rrot e ars •.•:. it - ft eurl,barisfl rutbAtrtee by new at 0. mgr. ._ mribitr.tyr to I' IMII.IEB FURNISIIINO, 1 t ..,1, • e mou y e:• ehyrsnee rad durabsitty.- Olt" t' I , ft. • e k•e*.•tst - ir, the Imlevw P•telomee be bee fee " „ 4. b,w, 4..'" toe eae•Uest = .l : i ttat ID a d et melt we w lemae. le Me Tau liC 11 ' tvconnuirrK,lnas.Varsnes,grommmta, .... 1 , 3 ..,.too. 111,. ves mewl .1 'whoa% briNg saidleeterel ell the ;,: t ~,, It , .. t +. •,,, este I 'r. ' Ines AU ineyuritime. the feathers , •... ,4 4-t•Y‘ ' , IP. e• • I , r•st V ...a 08 wohlmor. aver," ~,- 1: ..set.a% it, .1 -t, 21 end 2t, c.W.10.-belklimis. 1 ,,. ,11...1:,...,.. 04.6 • 111Yrred fr ee walna If nide. T HE l. 011.1) REVIVEIt. Is. 6d. per B o ttl e . bp 10 PILYKK. 1.. lot Sattle.—Tlese Wog ••••11,4•Iyorp..1 prypsestmas Imille• OW Gilt ibuu. Arur'.. r•-•r. by • Anglo arpissailae -0 I emu, tbbly ff. t pernaurst.—felerprletoy, 01:111. .1a 04 (ewe, TO Yer Modott.obeFll y nepeo„ L ~ w. 4 Aey ; 4.1.4 y; sybo Wain; Cktlagiii, Notbece ; A ;hi Arta b% R iVATERTNO OARDMIS. DISTRI. pxyllt. LIQUID lIANt7IIII. SRILVIEW 1312„ h CC.— %TIM CC teiNt-E1) 7 OF, 13516 UANCO (•elo Limon mod Tlsallisfilift).of. d. Livia& llttoo Mot as willaiftfil ft malefic pr• .44.1 mann , . Maar INS Ma =dna oil an otiffoof owl We c..tai TM, .re pub .nlatly *nimble lar beffiftskani Mai esawaaff.ll-rflit a dwlttad.bet sbtwawyliad bet de Nil ester ,elo. M. I.U. Vigootuni ladlawatar arlialtw, Iftd up Trth•om trAsetro adaglidia, Ilk mks Maw wady to gut!' water-eleterlo. AO Mfrs ev adage allmora 1,1 I. 11 %%400E, Chmweil-alorlill, Waliddlawd. Landis, All new '- - - tal itantalt tel;stios. TULCANI7.IO 1:1D1 PXBeZR WAMILtie. Ceddiona kir P.: a d Pain. reel .11e-t Itatib.r far SUM erg list Walw-P 4 1. 16 . r 4 Poesy let Pistons sad Stastt-SureillllemASSlses. cut say yr ,nter. ::c . . z.... 4 ... . ..-- ; . —40111 F . __.....11■..--____ . _ TO LA DIRS.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOI4, fw I tr. we me eme T wesee.—lt Y ilibibblobri br lb ealscally Lat. par :put sad Karay earths mac bib bib% lig Ns sibs re :he peen and swot nenetney boob. r mob ell epic ite mere, %1L item webby le bionlabbb soil Om erreisei7 diarthathe redeem. tee. *NOM doe% frdb. den. na, red other cutaneous *blblimi. The i lima sl oder to the cheek, and thr ream awl blow lolift 11, baba nr amnia wt zreo, render it abblosimbibilegmby en. teeth, stun admen, win lied it alley idihrethnthi ri Ith4elleth4l dia. did render d loth seetnet, end Beim, efelinieni 144:4 , ra ere ..de. The wade " Erdydnr • the en the envie ni the ireenine *rue", aM A. lievelffind rid lien* Oradea." are alto eratrasee •,1111 de fpwromest west le fedi tenth. Vrter an. bd. arid k. ild.-1s 1 b Orb, rid by blb.bib4 Meths ern IRELAND. Drums, HAY 13. Mr. J. Birch pleaded guilty this day, in the Court of queen's Bench. to the eharge of publishing a grow libel upon Mr'. Elizabeth French. The plea was accompanied he an ample apology, fully admitting the total gr,rundlerenms id all the imputations against the character of the injured lady. Sentence deferred. _ . . It is not a bad symptom of the progress of opinion in Inland that two tory and protectionist members a present representing constituencies in the northern province. are seared trom any further attempt to eulivit the popular suffrages. Lord John Chichester, in Belfast. and Sir Edmond . Isetiaghten, in Antrim, Live determined on not again contesting the repre sentation 1.1 their respective constituents. The pre ham fur Sir Edosond's withdrawal is his unwilling tea to emmuiter any farther the fatigues at parlia ratatarc life, bat Lord John Chichester's friends casiaut . tulp confessing that he. at least, retires before the overs Lelming influence of free trade principles in the commercial capital of Ulster. Captain Pack trillium, son of General Packenham, is spoken of as • conservative candidate for Antrim. Mr. Ennis. chairman of the Midland Great West ern Railway. has issued his address to the electors of WeNtmerith. Mr. Ennis is a Homan Catholic, and professes liberal principles. Tae Cl' ITS IX, have directed that a quantity of an • Mose se semolina ' which is produced from wheat I. water, kits-drie d and sifted, be admitted at the easy rat 04. per rot as wheat meal, and have issued orders to tsetse Winn in the ports to admit similar importations at the wow rate of duty M Mare. tiitittkr EIPLOSION ATCOTurt,XL•II MIIIITIITn. —''a Mondayea.Aaq last as explosks of fire damp took ,e at lb. Cochin Colliery ball of the tows of Merthyr, • .brat liar mho hose the *ea* of the terrible dieseter ▪ 4 Abcemm, where 67 lima were lost but throe hours r In this ieetruice, howeetr, we are UP', to say that •. hewe no love of life to record. It apprn that the over t come down before vela o'cleek in the sondes to • the sub' of Ow eorkings with the safety lamp, foxed tl..t !tor, were conaiderable indications *raspier, sad come cumtly came up to w warn the men (40 of wheat were eseembled if mouth) not to go doers. Me then returned, Le.er one roan down with him. to rodolooot to Pt * current of air through the workings. la a very ear tom after they had deeemoted the OM as the ~SIM ' 4erti.-.1 by the appeareace of an tramisee them or toe Marcing forth from the shaft sad setting Ire to the Lamm& at the top of the pit, which burned for fully bonnie.. The report of the ceramics we very laud tor Maid at a very meat distance. Of course the two men °llo were is the pit were given up foe kat e when, to the loot samnse of all who were near, they wen men ascend we by mace f ladders, which were plead ia the uproot ‘rlt It appears that when they heard the Ant rush of the I. they Art. themselves into the "sump bole," which ore tali of water, sad remained there until they fatted all r v , oc, r, when they crept not end made the best of • r ruy the spent pit, through which they effected 1 " mete. These sea who were in the lodge at the top w the pit w. re .fightly termed. It is •apposed that the Is. lensed the fire is the sir furnace, lighted for the Mows of v. ntilation. A•MRaKatA.LLf eaT ACCII T.—LOIS OF TWENTY' nea Lima—Only • few hours after the dreadful col- wi Mirk* at Aberdare, as already reported, another b oor" maimed in the mire remote district of the hmarieth Vale, situate between the villages of Llama i'mlltrey, in Cannarthenshore, by which no lees than tlmayoevea itessn lives were satrilieed in a moment. tit tither, i• which the accident happened belongs to Mr. loon I it is Wild the Ommireeth Colliery, &Muerte**. I a Om* serr i c uy ettle vale formed by the new Owm right the colliers to the number tmetymight were at work, and everything " Min d lo go ou as usual, when, about ten I .. _`oril, while busily espied at their work, the water eird •°l7 tithe is apt., them. The pit was almost iaetaaM twerly awl the mu were all drowned with the ea -4144 of ese atm, who availed himself of the aid of the the leg 610,002iiernition to effect .At the time of from the geese of the r nom of the "6 " lod Mievered, le the pit was Wad with water, "4 lie 20 17 16 r an *NM net work. The came of the calamity Maeojeetared. It is supposed, however, that mt emir broke in from some old colliery weekiwP in the tniliderwhood. It had been observed that the water in .(.elf had of late been increasing, and Mr. Whitney ::""soit &amber shaft at a short distance. Many of "Ootenate decr used have left large families, end the %w a ". mug the elided widows and orphans is mast ail- THE NEW SCHOOLS OF PRACTICAL ART. The following memorandum has just been published by order of the Lords of the Committee of Council for Trade, with the view of carrying out, during the ensuing year, the establishment of elementary classes or schools for drawing and modelling, so far as may be possible within the limits of of the parliamentary grant. The docu ment, it will be seen, includes statements of the principles which should govern the foundation of the sew wheels— the amount of aid which their lordships are disposed to contribute—and the conditions contingent upon their support. "'the Lents of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade having had under their consideration the report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the School of Design, ia which the committee recommend a the important object of widely diffusing sound elementary j instruction throughout the country,' hereby give notice, that they are ugliest to assist, so far as the menu at their et thermal will permit, in eutablishing cleasentary drawing daises in weenies with misting schools or otherwise, in various laseitties, with view of diffsaing a knowle dge of the elenrnstery priestlier of art among all classes of so the pubis. whatbar mines, manufacturers, or consumers, se are ef /wring students lee entering the schools ef weassmial art s herstelsre kale& as schools of dogma. Scheele of amilellintal art already exist in the metropolis : saehr melee ra Somerset Douse, with an elementary "" hem& et Westminster; one tor females at 37, Oower street, Bedfeed•square; and one mixed school at Spital fields ;as well as tinged schools throughout the kingdom, It al _Halhet,BSesealibami Cora. Comntry, Cilamow, Leek. Yerskefekri s Siensberaer, Newcastle, Norwalk, 'Not- i s : Ilte 4S t li neS lllllllllll l .l ermeter andrtk. 11"3"). 8"15416 + -11t " Towards aidimplis setsblishment of elementary climes M. or schools for draweag and modelling, in the adrentages of N. which it is desirable that all classes of the community should l e l e L, have the opportunity of sharing, my lords are willing— a y, 1. To appoint a competent master, and to guarantee the payment to him of a certain income for a filed period, in hi case the fees to be derived from the instruction of the M. scholars should not grantee to pay the master's relay. 2. To 80 ,„, lead suitable ornamental drawing copies, models, coloured W . ! examples, and books. 3. To furnish samples of drawing s o materiels, such as black beads, drawing-boards, paper, is slates, chills, pencils, he. ; and to give such informatioa M i as will suable the manager* and tenders to obtain those Ili , materials the readiest way. et. • " These advantages ere conceded on the following condi- so tient :-1. That a committee of management ho formed, es either by corporate or parochial authorities, or persona en- le roped in wheel, of any description, or by persons interested in the object, or that • responsible person come forward, BS who must regime to provide, keep clean, warn', and light 4 1 : • suitable room, at their own liability ; and to give the si: mows of not leas than twently male or female scholars who tn. will attend the school, if spansu, for u period of not less sf, than three months, at a payment of not less than fel. per it.' week each scholar. 2. That sash committee shall be pre pared, at the request of thole leeleatips, to return the r e examples, ac., lent to them; ray will collect, and u ameent for, the fees from the thedeuts, conduct and manage the aehool ; provide fur naiad and periodical visits of in- M riaalanateem=se of the "mu t seat t =w be so r m " s P° po ni ttsa le , twat es lard„ egoism teashal Inwards his salary ; oiensisa h im e , Ihe bignpliamy or infillesilset, reputing the same to this te =I mime follow the wane of instruction M Sid annual report on the proceedings of 30 the a =seal OM 31st a October. 3. The hours 16 of c amount of Sees to be paid by the et. scholars is be sephisil by the committee and the general g supmattatimiteelhe dlsgattmeat of practical art, atenclin3 Cyr to local eireelleMeiliegh " Cenimesinallons walked on the address, • Elementary to Drawing Sibmills; respustiug the establishment •of such schools, are tolls aildimull le the Secretary of the Depart- lee meat of Praising An. 3111nelhorough.lemise, Pall-mall, so Logsdon. Applitatian ter eminnece to la made according Se to the annexed form, whir:Sam be obtained from the sure- 10 eery ; but if written, to be el lbolseap paper. SO " Requillion for the establishment of an elementary ee drawing claw or school (es the case may be) at To the Secretary of the Department et Practical Art.— We, the undersigned lumbers of the corporation or of the is vestry of-- or connected with the school of . or otherwise , as the caw may be], being desirous of estab- lc! I fishing an elementary drawing school at —, in con nests. with the d tof Practical Art, hereby re- a i l quest you to move Ne Lords of the Committee of the Privy re Council for Trade to nominate a tauter to such school, and to grant the luau d examples, copies, &e., n for the use of such school. And in consideration of such assistance, we hereby undertake to form ourselves into Iv • cenmeittee of asanuement, to provide, keep clean, warm, and light a suitable ruom, at our own liability ; to return tie examples lent when required to do so, and to NI promisee the same to the best of oar ability ;to c ollect and w &coma for the foes according to such rates as may he agreed upon between ourselves and the general-superin leadent of the Department of Prudes' Art ;it being an- Pei clustood that in no case is the fee to be at a leas rate than tel. a week for each scholar ;to apply such a portion of the 17 ‘ fees as may be agreed on in paying the salary of the muter ra and the capsules of the school ; to conduct end manage the school ;to visit and inspect it at proper intervals ;to be re- IS sponsille for the proper attendance of the muter, and to dismiss him for incompetency or misconduct; reporting N such dismissal to the superintendent • to see that the course of instruction prescribed by their lo rdships is properly fo' Se lowed ; and to make an annual report on the proceedings 114 of the school on or before 31st October. And herwitb see to append the names of twenty persons who are willing to itt attend such school, if established, fora period of not less ee than three months." to alerts follow the signatures and addresses of the requisi tionists, and the names and occupations of the persons who to propose to attend the school.) to ANTI-MILITIA MEETINGS. Since our last report the following meetings have been held : At BcitT.—A second meeting. At CASISILIDOIL—A large meeting, at which the Mayor presided. The feeling wafts:mimic to the bill wee unani mous. The town council likewise, having well considered the subject, forwarded • petition against the militia scheme to the Hone of Common. At Cotturierne.—A most enthusiastic meeting took place in the public ball, J. A. Tabor, Esq., filled the chair. Among the speakers were Mr. Rich ard of Id ndon, Mears. Harvey, Bridge, Shewell, Smith, and Stevens. The pro iseediage were in the highest degree **Refectory. On Monday evening a great meeting woo held in the Town Hall of Derby, at which Mr. Alderman Mom, en- Mayor, filled the chair. Mr. Stokes, of London, attended and delivered a speech which was loudly applauded. The resolutions, which were published in our advertising columns o f yesterday, are very clear and forcible, and were carried without • single dissentient voice. Our corre spondent, who was present, remarks that it wu • splendid gathering." It will be remembered that Mr. Bar, one of the members for this borough, sewed in the House of Com mons that his constituents had well worried him with letters of remonstrance against the course he had punned in voting for the Militia Bill. A very good meeting hes bees held at Dartford. Kr. Frederick Wheeler WS/ the primitivist speaker At FATSILIH•II as islasadal stoma: T et in the Town Hall to petition against the meisare. The Bev. J. Mom, of Sittingbouse, sad Mr. Preemie Wheeler, were thc peia • awakere, ‘Theee reauuthe ebeited the hearty response of then eroeil audio:icy. A meeting hes taken plus at Gateshead, characterised by entire unanimity and limey enthunam. A very large meeting Me bees held in the Shiro Hall of the cathedral city of Mounter, to petition fur or against the Militia Bill. TIN, latter curse was adopted tunninsously. At 11/11.NLASTLa, a large WISLIMidac pro test against the government scheme. r. 8 es' remarks were received with much enthuaisena. A petition was luta aietowly adopted and forwarded to Sir 81. Chulmeley. At MANCHESTER, L seemed meeting has been held, which, although frowned upon by the au thorities, pond of to the entire satisfaction of its promoters and was a telling protest against the Militia proposal. On the first night of the debate, on the second reading, 128 petitions, signed by 30,000 persons, were presented against it from this town. At NE/Tll a meeting has been held in the Town Hall. The spacious building was crowded, and most of the re putable inhabitants were there. James French, Esq., the Mayor, tilled the chair, and speeches were delivered by J. T. Fria, Esq., Mears. Aubrey, Rees, and Richardson, and the Ken. leha Mullions, T. Joaes,aad Hared. At Ifivienner.Ann.—A great meeting hes taken place here, which has thoroughly aroused the inhabitants of the town. Edward Reekhoue, Esq., filled the chair. A crowded tleeply interested meeting hes been held is the poputess apiculture' town of Sittinghourne. Mr. F. Whaeler sad the Rev. J. Mom addressed the people. Several suedap fine been held In the neighbourhood of Southampton, widdi bare been attended by Messrs. Laishley sad Lary. Mamma msedisgs besides these have been held :woolly a various pun of the country, the principal of which bane beam at Salisbury, Lymengtoe, Winehemer, Hythe, die., at ell of whisk the feeling of aatageniam to the ma sers wee sumatmous. Tars CowNELCY OF TIIE 2ND DRAGOONS (SOOTS Onays).—!t is reported that either fieseral Sir Bleary Canuning, the Cobol of the 12th Lamers, or Ile : Le. no& the Roe. H. Murray, die Colonel of the 7th (kinds, will be removed to the Coloneley of the "." rets7 Greys, end that Major -tieneral Taylor, C. 8., tk• Lieute nant-Gomm(lor, of the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, Will nowt Se sae of Os Ant sawed reginiati. 101 101 dl. 3.1 33 11 81 10 die 3 $ die 7 71 7 71 ale It dim u ll 2 pm 171 2 171 II I 7 3 3 21 Ms I 3 IS 74 $ 11 It 19 i 90 li de 214 214 344 33 Par i 919 i i 1 :1 dis I 4 1 5 1 si Ma IS Isi 7 11 6 21 ija IS 33 " 9LED 13 4 IN tie II 114 4$ 47 "4 1131 4 3 pa 111 :I3 13 33 17 0 1100 143 104 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1852. MONEY MARKET . =May, vulg. 9, 10_1. g _ Three per Cont . Reduced, 981, I. New Tar.. a-Quarter per Cents., 1001„ 7 , 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16, I. Bank Stock, 220, 3. The March Exchequer Bills were extremely quiet at yesterday's improved price of 70s. to 735. prem. The June bills are worth 635. to 66e. prem.; and India Bonds, 81s. to 84a. prem. In the foreign house the settlement of the accounts appears to have been carried forward satisfactorily, but prices generally wore a rather unfavourable appear ance, almost the only exception being Mexican. These bonds have rallied to the extent of about 11 per cent. from the depression produced by yesterday's sales, the new bonds being done to-day at 25), and the old at 321. Spanish stocks were again heavy, the new Deferred Threes being sold as low as 203. Vene zuelan and Dutch Bonds were also lower, but Sardinian were firm. Bargains are recorded as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 983; ditto N0w,1829 and '39, 97. Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 78 (exchange fixed at 108. per £.). Chilian Three per Cents., 68f. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 01 3. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 99f. 75c. (exchange, 23f. 60c.). Granada Deferred, 93, 9. Mexican, for account, 28th May, 323, 32, ; ditto, New T hree per Cents., 25), 25, 3, I. Peruvian Actives, for account, 104 ; ditto Det ;Ted Three per Cents., 62. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 . 3, j. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 97 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents.. 47 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 21, 203, 3, a. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 44. The report of the directors of the National Bank of England, presented to the meeting to-day, was received with much satisfaction, as a dividend of 6 per cent. was declared, t _aides a bonus of 2/. per cent. out of the profits of last year. After payment of the bonus, the balance remaining to be added to the reserve fund was stated at 4,2151., by which that account is raised to 107,3961. It thus appears that the tendency to diminished profits naturally pro- 1 duced by the comparatively low rates of interest that ruled throughout thowhole of last year, has been effectually counteracted by the increase in banking business generally. It was announced at the meeting that a branch had been established at Abergavenny, owing to the Monmouth and Glamorganshiro Bank having ceased to carry on business. The shares of the National Provincial Bank, with 331. paid, were last dealt in in the Stock Exchange, according to the list, at 423 ; but opera tions have, as usual, been for some time suspended in anticipation of the meeting. United States stocks continue in good demand in this market, and prices are firm. Present quotations are thus reported by Messy.. 1). Bell, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Utelwerla. Priem. Cmted sues c per Ct. Ede 1862 Jaa. and July 101 106 bad per Ci. do lB6B Jan. an 4 Jely 110 1104 Do. 6 per Ct. Stook 1887.180 Jan. and July 108 :064 Do. 4 per (kat. Stook New York ststs 3 per Ceuta 18511-1680 goatteely 95 Si l'enna)leania 3 per Ct. Stock Peg. end Aug. 8.1 00 Ohm 8 per Cents lB6O Jaa. and July 101 101 Ditto 0 per Costa . liamaMmetta per Ct. Sterling Sonde Mon tend 5 per Ct. Merlins Ju. and July 95 96 Virginia 5 per Ct. lareelbed Sek. um Jos. end July 93 96 IMO R per Ont. Moeda 107.1679 Jan. and July 100 101 Cantle 6 per Ct. Bands 1 874 Feb. sad Aug. 113 1114 Beaton thy 9 per Coats. Montreal City 8 per Cents. 1074869 l i pr ar e 4 .7 l l . l 69 se In the present position of the money market the leading United States railroad bonds also attract increased attention. A few of the current quotations R = B i red :- sea end all 110.0P4FCM‘4404464.0n& 1500 1411. and Joly 50 51 156wTeek ma Erie Ilarn per Cone., rasp. 1564-1849 Maraud Nov. 107 100 Ditee neven.Ver est Sod 46ort -1553 Mes.and Sept. 99 100 la i llives per Ceide., Cteseert. 1052 Jac and July b •-• Olds OMNI Seven per Cents. 1661 Feb. and Ans. 90 - The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1862. 1851. 1860. ' London and NorthWeetem £48,661 ..f46,524 ..L46,969 Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,362 16,410 .. 13,137 London and South Western 11,764 .. 10.365 .. 9,170 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland Rueter and Creditor - - Bristol and Exeter York, Newcastle. & Berwick 14,303 .. 13,965 .. 12,897 Shrewsbury and Chester 2,010 .. 1,856 .. 1,690 Great Northern 12,227 .. 10,313 .. 3,687 Leeds Northern 986 982 .. 926 North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincohtire Shrewsbury and Birminglians 844 .. 766 .. 641 Manehester,&SouthJunction 663 .. 447 .. 385 Kendal and Windermere 167 172 .. - Cheater and Itlyhead Birkenhead, and Cheahire Junction Shropshire Union 642 .. 676 .. 467 Belton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe 782 .. 673 .. 389 la continuation of the system inaugurated by us last week, we compare the returns for the three years, as at this period last year the Crystal Palace was open, and contributed to materially dis turb the course of the traffic. The results presented by the above figures (taking only,corresponding lines), are as follows :- _ _ . --- 6roesAmount No. of Miles Average Receipts I received. pet Mite. 1852—.002,658 33;11' £52 11 2 1851.... 186,113 3,7681 49 7 8 1860.... 170,680 3,4991 48 14 10 The steady upward movement of the traffic thus shown is most satisfactory. The aggregate mileage return exhibits an increase of no lees than 31. 3s. on the corresponding week of last year, and of 31. Gs. on 1850. Last week's return presented a consider able apparent falling off in the London and North Western return, owing to Chester rases falling a week earlier in the mown in 1831 ; the present week's return naturally . shows as largo a difference the other way. Other minor lines in that district are similarly affected. The return per mile per week is subjoined : 1862. 1861. 11360. London and North Western £96.63 .. 188.88 .. £99 - .91 Lancashire and Yorkshire 62.89 .. 69.26 .. 68.61 London and South Western 48.12 .. 42.39 .. 38.36 Ure►t Western London and Brighton 66.42 .. 64.31 .. 46.94 South Eastern Bristol and Easter York and North Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 46.97 .. 47.66 .. 44.43 Unit Northern 64.76 .. OA .. 26.08 ' Midland Cheeter and I .,:tolyhead . t . 33.00 .. 27.79 .. 26.72 TRUMAIDAT Branum. The ret'erns on Scotch lines are as under : The invedeMalii he the home foods, and more 1862. 1861. £1,520 .... L 1,380 especially in Omsk were much more numeroas and A E terd u All important tulip, _sad gave a sensible stimulus to au ow and t muse o t, '.iburgh an sa d a Ol oi mow 3,721 .... 3.774 prices, which stun at an advance of rather better swum Central than I per oent. spared with the closin4 offlcisi l Caledonian 7,812 .... 7,887 quotation et lutenay. A general impresmon pre. Scottish Midland Junction 642 .... 547 veiled that Se lea of England retnnts for last week (to be *Yen as Friday evening) will show a further oomilhealis meeumulation , if resources, and it is maintain eel Oa Ineallic Mal of the establish ment will be eienked ell 1111,11001,001. The feller ac oounts that bawlso leastsall from Paris, detailing the impeuriet is ally end esamercial circles re lative he the mat 111111wqr friss, have been inter viewed matisfactorilt, as aiming fair hopes of the Mulatananoe of quietude as the Continent, for the iptanent at least, and thus the Oral 4 the posse embuordinary position of the messy marked is wore sensibly perceptible. Consols fluctuated between 991 and 991 for essh, and finally closed with a steady appearance at 991 t• 1 both for massy and the 9th June. The con tinuation to next month, it will les teen, has passed off, a circumstamit rather unusual at so early= re soma; awl which asp is taken as en atissil of to fa sea out of the boom New TheeramamMweibm' per Casts. assely readied jz a l u t ui s ifllaa Waal troweidellt es - _per Cast mom let ar 4 enioilitso4 1, t•-• Total The Irish returns are: Beirut and Ballymena Belfast and County Donn Londonderry and P.diniskillca Ulster Dundalk and Enniskillen Dublia and Drogheda Dublin and Belfast Junction Irish South Eastern Cork and Bandon Waterford and Limerick 1652. 272 .... 962 .... 175 .... 1,120 .... 170 .... 194 .... 274 .... Total 18M. £663 214 180 920 148 934 610 173 A:4,214 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The English funds have worn a steady appearance to-day, yesterday's improved prices being supported, with a moderato business doing. Consols have been sold as low as 993, but the present quotation is the same as at the close of business yesterday, viz., 993 to 1, both for sad the 9th Jane. The Three per Cents. mark gei to the iser Three•nadwgi Qearter per Cents., 100! to I. Bank Stock, 220 t to 219/ ; India Stock, 269. Exchequer Bills, March, 70s. to 745. prem. The attention of the dealers has bten a rod deal engaged with the settlement of the account In foreign stocks and shares, which has not been effected with out the occurrence of one instance of embarrassment. Spanibh Bonds arc rather better to-day ; but Mexi can have shown weakness, and are now quoted 313 to 32 for the Old, and 23 to 1 for the New Threes. Po uvian Deferred mark 62 to 3; Buenos Ayrean, 773; Granada Deferred, 91; Spanish Old Threes, 461 to 471; ditto New Deferred, 203 to 1; Vene zuelan Deferred have fallen to 16. RAILWAYS. THIS DA T. Two o'CLocz.. This is settling day in the share market, and business has been done beyond closing the aconwit. Prices, however, are ftrm. Brighton stock has rims, and North Stafford. have experienced a oonsidraable improvement, marking as high as Caledonians and Oxford and Worcester§ are lower. Scarcely any business has been done 3 .11 French shares. Nunn AND KOMI ONOTtaltAternp, 4 . 1040 2 pI edam *dig op Mame/. to 2 pa. In 31 ii 7 71 71 101 104 Unman. SO 14toodose Si i "absig ia l l - I (4 tlst ai2 I, .:""""°" lliotookooo. Moo Jois.,hos Do.analitekLlSlMlLC. _ _ a lp illobad maikalter SO armr•ps I 4A ail Ileidaa lual liev i taml 4bar dam ail Sad Mena (SU r. ea* an Da. ISIS I. 3a Oran Oidair . di bows Vasa. Claw A. pals U. 116) a Da. dm I Ind Cent , . an nen Lasarlims _ Ili 11 As 174 I. Ili es I iost fli 214 IA 11 do il I 1 $ 111 171 1 39 30i 11/ Ili 39t 19/ "1 711 99 St 9' pm 73 7 41 11 die 114 6 r, too) .4 114 : ?" si - 93 31 87 It - II N Rdlabarlds a l' irit wls . 13 Silabars6,. . IN Glarpnrit SINN IIN, 111 Or i ti Nirtbria In I '... tidurdleasee ters ttr 100 GnatispwCt all Gt. andl4o.(lre. 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The market is with a fair demand on the spot. Town Tallow is worth Ye. ; Petenhurrg Y.C. on the spot, 88a. 86, ; October to Amoeba (1862), Re. Dd. ; ea or Ware the sad et May, XL 911. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. eur Aeeoust. For . ?k iti ". MAT 11 1 Monty, opening' Wilma . Leiria o.los. pie Omits. - I - - - -- 1 I 70 43 ; 70 30 I 10 43 70 30 70 is 100 0 ; 'lO . 00 100 0 IN Id 99 90 $ plif Cell% , per Cents.". 1 ... ... ... $ do. New Loon .. I ... ; ... ... ... 1 ; per Oasts. .1 71 43 i 41 per Cents. lOO 0 t par Cents. la do. New Loan ' . 3 per ening. Liebinge on London : at dart, 23 471 ; 90 days, 2313. Raglan, 3, POU lOOl Bowl. Naples Mentes .. 731ionis5 Do. 0, 19.2 — ltom..n Loan, speeCt 96' Do. 4 lb. 2 Piedmont a . Cants 92 7% ... Rank Shama 2730 Panic, 1d AY 13.—St. Germain, 740; Versailles (right bank), ISA 80; Ditto (left tank), 742 10 ; Puts and Orleans. 1,1.3: Para sad Roues, 760; Rouen and Havre, 290; Marreillea set Avignon, 293, Stn-bourn and Bale, 242 50 ex d.• ' Centro 382 50 , Maim. and Bronteaux, 1.16 25; Nen th ank 353; Paris and Stn. , . boar,. 537 50; Paris awl Lyons, 611 75; Toarsaud Naates, 370; Mon. .eves and Troyes, —; Dieppe and Faciamp, 240 ; Paris and 83eaul. 90f,.• Bordeaux and Tate. IV. BERLIN, MAY 12.—Voluntary Loan, 102(; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto (1852), 1021 ; National Debt, 90. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, Dank Shares, 1021. VIENNA, MAY 12.—Firo per Cent. Mi.talliques 95 11-16; New Loan (A), 95 11-16; ditto (B), 1091. Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 851. Bank Shares, 1,279. Exchange on London, 12.19. 11f DRID, MAY N.—Three per Co' ants. Console, 421 operations; after Bolsa, 42?. New Three per Cents. 21(; after Balsa, 21'c. National Debt (Ist clans), tti paper ; after Bohm, 81 c.; (2nd class), 51 paper; after hiolsa, 5 1 . Bank of St. Ferdinand, 102;. Ex- I change on London, 50.55. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MAY 13.—Uur market to-day has been flat • and heavy, and closes at lower prices. The settlement of the account has been rather difficult. and the contagnors ere very high. The following are the transactions :—Am bergate and East Junction, 11 d.—Caledonian, 20—Eastern Counties, 9 1-16 9 8 1.1-16 c —East Lancashire, 17—Lanea shire and Yorkshire, 731 3—Ditto (fifth shares), 14-16 d. —London and North etter°, 124 3,', e.—Ditto (new shares), 5 e. p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Liucolo, 34 e. I c.—Midland, 701—North Western, Bl—St. Helen's Rail way and Canal, 62—South Eastern and Dover, 211—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 181 c.—York and North hfidlaud, MANCHESTER, MAT 13.—We have had a slight im provement in prices, but a limited business. Cheshire Junction, Ile sl. ; Sheffield, 34 ; Midland 701 ; Dover; 21 9-16 n.—London and North Western, 124. LEnue, MAT 13.—The share market has been very ina nimate this morning. Little has been done la anything, and the tendency iu prices is downwards. East and West Yorkshire were done at 131 ; Leeds Nortberns, at 181 for the account end of May ; North Westerns, at 8j ; and Leeds Northern Extensions, No. I, at 21 pram. Batavot, MAT %pl.—The market to-day exhibited an im proved tone. Great Westerns left off at 921, and Taff Vale Quarter shares wore done at al. THE DIVISION ON MR. GIBSON'S MOTION.—CoL Salwey, M.P., was prevented by indisposion from voting in favour of Mr. Milner Gibson's motion for repealing the Iduties on paper, advertisements, and newspapers. PORTSMOUTH, Mss 13.—This being the day ap- Cestited for the celebration of the anniversary of her Ma y's birthday, at an early hour the Victory, flag ship in hour, and the Prince Regent, 90, it gr of Commodore Martin, at Spithead, and the other ships in commission, to gether with the various government establishments, were dressed out in flags and ensigns in honour of the day ; the royal standard being hoisted at the dockyard, the King's Bastion, King's Rooms, Smithies, &:. At half-past 11, the Royal Artillery, 7th Royal Foods:re, 85th and 95th regiments of Royal Marine Artillery, and Ist Royals (Ist battalion), assembled on the Portsmouth ramparts, in the order in which they are placed above ; each man being pro vided with three rounds of blank cartridge, for the purpose of firing a feu de joie. At 12, the Victory led off a royal salute, which was taken up by the other ships in harbour and at Spithead, and then by the platform battery, which fired the fel, de joie, in conjunction with the troops, on the ramparts. The troops then shouldered arms (the beads playing the national anthem), and taking off their eye ve three hearty cheers for the Queen, being led off Z s or-General Simpson, Lieutenant Governor, and e troops on the Gos port aide, under the command of Colonel Commandant Menzies, R.M., extended along the lea wall towards Resler, and took up the fire in rue oseisa to the troops oa this able, as did also those at Fort Cumberland. The troops then descended from the Ports mouth lines, and formed in the governor's field, after "high they marched past the Lieutenant Governor in teak time to their respective quinces. The display was ea miry imposing character, and attracted a large number of persons to witness it. This evening entertainments are given by Admiral Sir T. Briggs, G.C.M.G., to the captains of the fleet and heads of the naval departments ; by the Lieutenant Governor, Major-General Simpson, to the chief military officers in gerriion ; by Admiral 'Superintendent Prescott, C. 8., to the principal dockyard officers; and by the mayor, B. Bramble, Bag., to the members of the corporation. BIRKBECK PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING BO CIITT.—Last evening the first annual meeting of the merle ban of this society took place at the London Mechanise' IsigArsodasi. Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lam—Mr. A. Litres is the chair—when a report was promoted, which stated that at the close of the year ending the lat h April last the society consisted of 213 members, holding 346 shares ' upon which the sum of 9571. 184. Bd. had been subscribed. There had been, during the year, six ballots or advances for various sums, amounting in the whole to 2,2001., out of which I,3oothad already been advanced to live members upon various freehold and leasehold properties situate at Keunmton,. Camde n - town , Haverstock-hill, Pimlico, and lied - hill, Re i gate . The deposit branch had also proved most successful, 49 members having availed themselves of its liberal advantages, and deposited in small amounts, varying from one chilling and upwards, no lees a sum than SOIL. 11s. id., upon which interest at the rate of 51. per cent. had been added to their accounts, and which might be withdrawn at any time. Thus, parties who had money to spare which they could not otherwim securely or profitably invest, and who had no desire or need to put , chase a dwelling-house, might realise a handsome dividend without either trouble or risk ; and it was gratifying to state that out of the large amount above mentioned only 221. 13s. had been withdrawn. The cash account for the year, from the 13th May, 1851, to the 13th April, 1852, showed that the receipts amounted to 2,020/. 17s. 10d., sad the disbursements to 1,8841. 3s. Ild., leaving • balance SEISM. 131.1 id. From the statement of liabilities and moo it appeared that the former amounted to 1,4531. 1 11 a. 10d., and the latter to 1,4181. 91. 9.1., leaving • balance of OIL Os. Id. The report was adopted, and various moo- Mises having been passed, advances to the amount of 5001. web ead the barium terminated. Clo,lnv , ttl• flea No. Ours. hlnono P.M. prima I ,1.0 , 6, posterns) .loAisy. i - - - 100,000 1 %000 Fria la I I Inv - 100,000 lOs. Amt.., Caliiornlan 13,01141 20 . 1 1isurlan Ickacoo 10 tularemia' .111 2 i I• „ 20,19/4/ 20 Amtraliaa 5 I 1 100,00 I Australian Freehold 00,000 I Ave Malls_ ~- ... ~, all 6 I dla 0,090 SO Illsiourvio Iron mut Coal all ... ... . 117 1 1,01 0 I Atrillsb Austrullin (AM mom, ss inraidl. Imp. (Iw. at Al. pm 244 I i 2 11,10. 30 I Do. Cocacsand Culaba - all - - 1),1m0 20 'Do. St. John DM Ile; - - 210,000 1 Carson's Creek.- ....... 11,0:0 - - 1cC,04. S -onial (Vold Copiaro l4 - - 10,11011 Eng. ft Austrcilun Copp,/ all I dip pr 1 90,000 20 tkarral - - 34,100 • :olden Mountoin. 11.01,0 lir. at Polgooth .... )00,001 lake Itathurrt.., all Id's 50,0110 Lom&Collor.li.iats.C.C o. all - - 20,000 1 111rolcan& roullsAmoriaan 9 - - • 200,200 New Granada ..... . all - - 11011,009 NOU , CIII Roods 130,001 Port Poilip * I rt pm 11 .0 .1. - - Quarts Rock.. ......... all ills 7,000 20 Santiago drenba . ....-....... 101 0 10 ' 90,0 4 I South AutraUall .......... I - - 01,00 10 Ism Croft 13,174 It 111 Oen.' Mezlea• - all II II 2I 100,000 1 West 14nripors.. ...- [THREEPENCE. MINES. TIII`RADAT BeEtliNG. The business to-day has not been extensive, but prices generally have been well sustained. Clives and Cuberts have been active. The latter show a tendency to advance. In Kilbrickens a moderate bu siness has been done without any material change in price. A large number of Alfreas have been bought during the day, the slight fall having tempted par chasers. Gustavus and Pendarves have advanced 11.` Wheal Arthur. have been done in some numbers at former prices. St. Aubyn and Grylls, Merllvn, Or sedd, Wheal Harriett, 'I rebarvah, 'fincroft, 'Vale of Towey, and Cupid shares, were again in great fa- i your, and changed hands rather freely. There has been a moderate demand for I)rakewalls, Callington, Trannack and Basenee, Mendip Hills, 'frefusis, and West Treasury. Shares in small numbers have changed hands without alteration in Tamar Con sols, Trehane, Bedford United, Cownrch, West Wheel Alfred, Edward, and West Alfred Consols. There has been a brisk demand for Halle maning and Croft Gothal. • Today's prices are as follows : West Wheal Pro vidence, 61, 53 ; West Alfred Consols, 30, 32 ; Clive, 61, 7; Tremayne, 23, 24; Cubed, 275. ltd., 325. rid.; Treliane, 51, ; Wheal Arthur, 16, 18; St. Auhyn and Grylls, 11, 12; West Wheal Treasury, 6,7; Vale of Towy, 27, 29; Callington, 91, 101; Cupid, 151 161; West Wheel Alfred, 325. 6d., 375. 6(I.; Kilbricken, 5, 6 ; Merllyn, ; United Mines, ' ; Treviekey a nd Berner. 175, 180; East Pool, 80, r lanhedral. IL 31; Devon Consols, 300, 305; Wheal Buller, 703. 710; East Buller, 21. 17s. 61:1., 31. 58.; Cregbraws, 50, 521. The gold mining share market remains extremely quiet, and prices do not wear an encouraging ap pearance. Yuba River shares have needed to par to 1 prem. Quartz Bock shares were also flatter. Melbourne shares are quoted par to ! prem.; Gold Importation, par to 1 prem.; Baden ll aden,' par to prem.; Australian Consols, par to! prem. Santiagos experienced a considerable fall to-day, leaving off only 9 to 10. The South Australian Copper Company's shares were to-day introduced into the official list, and realised 1 prem. Shares in the English and Australian Copper Company were much flatter, owing to the confirmation of the • accounts from Adelaide (published exclusively by us some time ago), referring to the immense emigration in progress from that colony to the Victoria gold fields, and the consequent apprehended scarcity of labour. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The Gold mince remain flat, with very little dispo sition to operate. Yuba River shares are this morn ing quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Liberty, 3-16 to .5-16 prem.; Melbourne, 4 die. to . 1 prem. Santagoe mark 10, and United Mexican, 2 le 10 ' 2i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY. St:GAIL—The character of the week es, that the quantity offered in public ,ale has exceeded the demand, and neither speculators nor the trade would give the extreme, prices of last week; and, in some instances, im porters have submitted to Gd. to Is. decline; yet Importers have been very firm, and bought in or withdrawn the bulk of the public sales, so that quotations cannot be generally la. lower. The refined market is quoted rather dearer, the market being bare of goods. Grocery lumps, lair to fine, 47a. to 4118.6 d. Courre.—Speculators have shown great confidence, and a large business hoe been done in good ordinary native Cey lon, 411. to 441. 64., the market elosiug firm at the latter price, which is an advance of fully Is. Plantation Ceylon has also advanced Is. _ _ Ter market firm, but inactive; holders refused to accept lower prices for common Cougou ; good and fine bare been bought by the trade at full prices. Spices have been in steady demand during the week, and prices have been supported. INDiou.—The quarterly sale has progressed briskly at 4d. to Bd. advance on the late quarts rly sale. RlCE.—Priers have been supported, with a limited busi nese done. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. The arrivals of both English and foreign Wheat this week have been small; the trade, nevertheless, has been very inactive, and Monday's quotations were supported with difficulty. The receipts of American Flour have again been large (25,710 barrels having been received up to last evening). At the decline noted on Monday last there was a good demand for this article ; the generality of holders, however, were no: sellers at the reduction. Moderate arrivals of Oats ; trade dull, at former prices. Barley, Beans, and Peas unchai/W. 11111UTALti INTO LONDON FROM loth NAT to 14th 14AY. Ora. Enallah. kotch. huh. kaftan. Wheat 1060 Barley Data Flour. 2 3, 110 banal". parks; Malt. 1.010 on. COAL MARKET.--THIS DAY. Eden Main, 165.; Walls End Russell's 'letter, 15s. 9d.; Walls End llettton„ 16s. ; Walls End Lambten, his. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 164.—Ships at market, 183. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand continues steady for all sorts, at firm prices. There is • good inquiry for 1846'5, 1817's. and 1848's, the stocks of which aro becoming sm►ll. Mid. and East Keats, 6i. to 9/. ; Weald Kent', Gl. to 71.71. ; Sussex, 5.. 15s. to 61. 10s. ; yearlings, 41. 4s. to 51. 10s.; old Hops, 11. to 21. 10s. SMITIIFIELI) MARKET—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is by no means large, yet fully equal to the demand. Monday's quotations an. maintained, and perhaps more freely given, but there is no advance. We have a moderate supply of Sheep and Lambs, trade is brisk for the best qualities, and in some instances prices are higher. There is a large number of inferior foreign Calves, which make a very low price; but choicest English ones, not being plentiful, are not much lower than of late. Our foreign supply consists of 32 Beasts, 200 Sheep, and 318 Calves. The number of milch Cows is 130. Par dont, of fits. .1. a. zl. I Par star of Ott Hart 14colr, 3 0 3 4 1 nest Pa% 0 , , 3 6 3 Bestshort•horns . 3o 3 11004 Loae,rooll . 0 p PecoudavVio Hama, 2 14 !) 0 . 4 0 . 14h,,~ t‘lron Ply . .... I 6 3 do. 2 3 flea Pao a 11.416/n I. 0 0,0 • 1.001 , 0 8 a at mar4ot. 633 fka.l 7,3 W ; 406 ; P 169.321. LUMLEY V. WAGNER.—It in stated that the de fendants in this suit have served the plaintiff with notice of appeal against the decision of Vice-Chancellor Sir James Parker. The notice is given for the 22nd inst., the ant day of term. THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT NORLEY HALL.— The proceedings before the coroner's jury were brought to a close on Wednesday evening r after the despatch of our Ceeic'oand the me to the con clusion th c a t t ‘a'aes agreed eording to th e "The e d j e u n t e Y e adduced on this inquest, the verdict cannot be other than accidental death. At the same time, they are strongly of opinion that there has been gross mismanagement in carry ing on the workings of the colliery, and that there is groat Inconsistency in the evidence given as to the use of naked candles by the men. And the jury consider it imperatively necessary on the part of the proprietors that the rules and regulations should bo printed, and strictly attended tit, ead the iadzactioas of Mr. Wynne rigidly carried out. ;%gea No.-- '1441 t. r. .1 4 4' •1