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

' .* l 1 .0••• ,• . e/ ( e(e (//f a... "..4" c . , Ttt 41fint%51 No. 1,492.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NNE 6, 1851. [TR REEPENCE. 'ARY DIVISION. SECOND EDITION. MONEY MARKET. -.:----_ ICON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Lavas TICKIIII.—With • vim of arallag Nitais lambi bilift Of O a 311.0161 a Is smod Oak &Nip 0 0 s egy = a mon ourizobit le iiillllllMT, me balmy mama 11101Loa, a d igiadm i s r l a I* bomb amma ilm Sad. •• by may that. mal •• mayilmao st dila 11.11=1.=Libm Liaise art a 'rib was. Irs=rommer. is sr se OM /An Ile the , imomdbmila= trial by whlaai th• soy pal lif i Z arr iMeide•if MI!. MARK HUM. Omura limoyes Was, Dmamlonn Nay I& M DB YU "LONDON and NORTH vissyglar asains k laird Ouse). BILLET' VALLES et de &wr sea 10/11.111111 **ma Loring point bi beats alsioslno par gairetle Dismadis i la IMF t o rtillibblolla dit Is Compois tieback Nor it pistol go stoid .B =ll ars tomb bus Ms bre& 2 Is Moan Rm. =lait I I les bibs et pow um be pubis de ea lb lola de Mem sloe litystia IS snub at tivisit jomgeba obi to orb dre NS babbitt* saw we pot ma ad 1n101.41.4100.10 9 masilesinkror Ism edr.—iir wbs, NAM man. is Übsoliir 04a6rel, limbs Iltstiss. 23 Xii. It SI. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN EISEN- BilDl.-111,1-11111)41: RUCK BILLETII6-11. die Ha m Twordro, war/ NW Warm , / du perm awarislarg Is Lois rifiwilok dr Oullemilbsit sr OW% dm Owslirs mei UM on blown i Wrier Idemit im waft Gam Ws sof whim Mei Ow Ormabiol ww bid der liwOwapir• as dwi. fir job Al uoil wrif isle Olin sot mil Nadi Woman Ilu bri vials liar Zig IV whir MOW WM mar derwlies rairwil fOr is Mr 'win" midis iturriabet mg wit dem air *win Mem Or wiled., nut prima word% am hipor Ilio = soradraw—de wiredraw' dw Diii= Ow Orrserl Direction. EMIR. BMW MO% Mr SW. 5355. pTISH EXHIBITORS' PRICED LIST. — MAL CATALOGCM—The BRITISH SECTION a/ the CATALOGUE. with tiepin' cried List at MOW. visa la. Wow le WOE= far hwirtlaa at the pu awl Wow* ft.‘ll WY pathradasa la Ws lAtt mil ha at ths Ma at ow per /Ye l• ohms Wow ems wer• d e is p: = 4llee Win =he lerwertlei is the Cleenewee sie sem es with • el Ws d• The Wes* el lot h isft mi. tgit Or ohs 01 tbs bet a = L elli he bortiel asking at Me abill=fit la anwory Wis. 111 W WW that a millibars...lW resat seem UMW@ an Wetted In the hoes Seed= el the Meld OA& Ma Mad lit et hoe Itellsedeeh away es le es the Web sew elhollerde• perm' Ow rtill bs i ale Mew Mahon wil whew Is Ow Owl lAA yew bliseweihdr doh* le Mt alba le the Owlred•te. awiakaiinasW_ Me Inds sepia et els Nate/bit am a , s be e• us seweethie saW,bystetttieseht aides thrr isee. Oiswastars. Men, BROTHllk_Mattswis. WU. CLOWES awl thieeh Mem 01111•101taloge•ollite. 20, War Fitidgimattat. Illaddriw. ant at 11,11401 L LAW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Fleet- street. Landow-oth hum, MI. COTICE lIEREiIIf GIVEN, We. cadirreity with the pro visions of the deed of settlement, OINZIAL MUTING of MO PRIETURS oink held at the 041itee of ths Boisfy, Plestotreet, lesito, es TI:EIDAY, the 1415 fisy_el low towset. et Tealy• Nis* Et woe peed...sly, to ELECT • TRUSTEL, hi lbw now of the Bled ROIL tee Tort of theteshais„ heard' to else DIREC TORE awl TWO AEDITORS, whoa Ewes who p wt el Wks by Milk* will be prepaid ix meiselles ; owl also lbe genera pur poses. By mandible WlLLabl l t t a i k Down, &quay. DED STEADS, BATHS. sad LAMPS. WILLIAM P. BURTON boo OPENED Ts= EASON DMoNAL 11110W40031 9 , emosootOoMPS will BS 001100 l one (which oro Do Wiest la IM IrlostoTE atoolod ozeloolvely So tap SEPARATE DISPLAY of ori ISoloßlo Bo& olfoSo. no got at each is .1 el: : I C wood, =A mot yodel onor offANNINI to the public, mil roorbed at prlsM yroportloo. No via VIM Not est* MAW to mks Als tobtOWnkosi - the mot di = a kaa k Rio posatry. 11<.d. to !II orb. Saw Atka, Imia - kw (PsioseS, Om to M. to Al nth. (All otbor AIM. at On tufa Mo.) Pim% Oaks C r lb. SAMS. EURIONII Stook of GENERAL YU RING T Harm- °Wen. Nobel Blow. sad Mud il adellity dr toppot la Oho world. &Wed CalskERIP et wick eapsylaga, not four post) In& TM 1~1 m imed Or awry aro& sot approved oL-4S. oirmuNarraENT Wow of lintuorittret). No. I ai d 2, NZISMAN-Slll/3T mad mars.n.aes. LONDON. Folottleboi ta Weiloottost, 1111. r* LADIES' FRIEND—ROWLANDS' AQUA Volo.—llie le Os tart hems' ini ritmlll* psalm oar tbs “Sls d limu" IN maim Ns MEI sol illsied eftromme Mr loss. 11 is lar ri toNa mme arlf elm= gib' o ar le is miNNINI We 11%, Yawn Of ANNINL opposX k li n: seensowlsd or Nam ummir km N• ume mot is •NorANINNINL Ti. NI. ow bettle. -Sill le A. soirunordlllON4 11. MA UR IooNNOWNiss; and ill drillialiali gmenllts. 111.—A OOLDIGIN rtiOWNUI ad tha AVIALA VOW laaddlited atilka Crystal Paha& m. "'TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, la sul amity. from *lda I bad saideed geed salley, widsh as saildeassoblr fi r azg oe sr= We bun allastuallyand by DC WM% NUL FOOD, fa a vary abort tina.—W. D. Parma, Fad Ailliaffh Thar. a." " MOW WaNWId. aagamm, daWhq, Imaa, alba aty w mart bad ansaalse Oa= ig :=1 4 7% low bow dkabaally relamed b DU LOAM eilsisaa Bealtiambarat Fad ba a avt abort Wes,—Nre. Jabs W. simagies aro" Nartalls. *Throe rod assiokie mawassua po =dr la ray emit awl IA am. Dad stal alionity. no. 07 We wary misinbla. Ise bra rabully varlad b DO 111AliTS Ilamitlandwriag /ML —AI.. Owl. Medlars al Saftilditrisms."—Mil I ssolsees, wltb fall Zen43...L ; at da. FL ; it Ils 4 18 =trasr il e WNW MI4 M.; alk, at Fla tas lOW. sad Mb. issolgain an; =Ow If canine as nods ad ragt.acie sedan by DC UM aail 04 V . Saw lisslatzed, Larks. MR. MACREADY as Wolarfer. Charles Kean in. lIVIVI:64.'"Cr. 4=. ' I fil m ei: b .A' . 0u.... 1.1.....E.01. tie/Ma im u t siell isri gelid% t . ...... pz. k ti pint ' tivi " alririms ranb s amlClL. Thwar— P 5ai11;6464 ea US 4 . A,„.. Ng T Na b ItAoMilin. . *.i. ker ni t s.i.t reas l• . es d Or ..11, 4 the Irta ar. i1i...61.0.4 0 Dr: rill MEWL On Millis as Ur mai Dis. l ' i gh, r sad wpm. of all Os *waled preasillass d On Mt milk. ASCOT HEATH RACES. THIS DAY. BY EXPRESS. SWEEPSTAKES of 20 nova. each; last half mile. Caivolion 1 C. by Cotherstone oat of La la .. 2 Won by a length. FIRST CLASS OF THE WOKLNOHA: STAKES. Sir Rowland Trenchard.. .. 1 Cane.. .. .. .. 2 Despair .. .. 3 Won by a length. The winner objected to, account of a cram SWEEPSTAKES of 50 soca. each. Phlegethon .. .. 1 .. Entre Nous .. .. 2 Won by a length. SECOND CLASS STAKES OF THE WOKINOHAM Strongbow .. .. .. 1 The Old Fox .. .. 2 Faux Pas . .. .. 3 Won by two lengths. ' BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Emily .. .. .. 1 Repletion .. • • • .. 2 Utrecht . .. 3 Won by a length. The First Class Wokingham Stakes. This was decided in favour of Cane. Crops IN tan NoaTu.—ln many parts at the dis trict et Cuasiegbam tbs wiater wisest is bat thin; tbe spristaswa baking well. Nis i massity, an baking well, nags _a stistit . silk alms sky lays radar a si 4l l siisa ss who VIP *ON and Mn sad law lel are well, as ass bum Tian is a past basalt et pima& t tha as* pkatal ars saw& sMI Ilito sossomass sf as saisadaat asp. lisy, gemerally, is win Ilabl, and lid pagan gammally einoty as iet. Tbilisi@ seas ilisallit tansip saws Wm sad therm Far asa ass aide. ssaisiesly for aim lila for sowing tur ista—Mee &Mai Jail. Tam lIIIMIIIi AID via Cron no Y0M111117.. ei r ~....ckeinar ths mope is tbis astthbsaebaod are i; propitious, but Ida at dr liar wads ; sad without it Te mlisas swabs will I to barley. Oa sad Weassalar , lie had showers, with s say ti aan 1 slap the e ,I bare beat saissatsly sold. sad ft is to bs hosed buts ftss ban sallassi *so lb WNW V ail. me* his lIIMMXII4 MA seat weak utillialadall so al _whist. la as pie- Not_,_.appossuess trommot us la aIpIAML p s i ebe *be eveL—Daimair Gamete. HOUSE OF COMMONS. _ CHICORY. Yoram walk. mil w pat.. That II kilo spkits at this hams. tbat Or knalloas tithe Lords Ocambakarra at Mr Kadatra Ila RN caws of Ur Rake. cloilai wp WIWI Of WO kb s Tr aaW Most Ma. , ' Mit eilillsa le us lbs part 4 tic Immo Is amety tleatsr• Is sal is salsa Omer wok abbe A& easy with WNW we spp• al Is Ws ado sesslsklas Is awe novas. slim audio slsmowsliftlismorsuressilssis snob tba plaslie cli bask sal snit etwolose Is In rsisirl•-4311r. User lksto)-12s hews OMNI t Aye. SO; Mw K. AWL Mentor. C. O. =I : Mama Ma% Osiris L A. haw IL Wool& Wlldsti A 51..11. J. Okklawr. IL raw. Itla Rt. Tim. J. Vonow. M. 0. tkalo. Wawa • O'Clawastl, Jobs law, = l. llsmas C. OVlsherty. Anthony BA Jacob Gabon Moore, J. P. IMMIry, lion. IL P. Orate. Jdo =O. W. 1. lIMM, Ile It. 0. Ounatta . Lr i d Praisis 9/1/1111811, Tim W. Itsildr. Ms Ilactlibrarst, Juba Mk Offlikaia Randwea rnio Ntlio Illivea,C. L C. Mkt% Maras P. lievity. {=rlL If. Ilarallka, Gawp 8. I lloaty Kw ideard Mentos. LIL *keel CaMeacia.l.o.lLW.ll Ii 1. , Almada , 11•110=1, dm A. Meta. Imp C. Hooka Archibald Illabord Homy Heald, Jame Jabs P. Doke% his E. Herbert, Beery A. Skitlep.lla. &IL Harries, U. Hon. J. thillk" Ilisitssl U ntr e ats a r ia . ll , toed Alfred Sawa. Jim IL 11. Doan. Ilssisis of Hip, Lad Marla Itadoe. Ilk P. Dula. lk James illetney, Marius T n ba ftr scp . c b..6 11r AIL = TA? Hanby, Jobs .143411 ft, Bir W. G. H. Mom Ism* Harry Wrarda. Swap Koala& Robert RIM, Bea. T. rtartanid W. Kaarb, Milks WAY* Tema Ike. Knox, liaa. W. 8. Waiter Jan Farnham, Rivard IL Lotkhart, Witham W .F. R. Vann. Jams L , Ma. Omni Fos, WM= J. bard L MUIR t'rewas, Chailiall. Idadearam, Mai Saba MICIIIIIN Gallon, Ilk W. P. Wits; W. Illaslossis, W. P. Anams.ksere lisasse;,The Ma ries% Wiliam Arnim& LI. /Dachall, U. Uen. J. Ploodes. W. IL C. Bailey, JanOk a, Hawes. paw Poeseaby, Has. C. Y. &alma* w... F.T. Benthseie. ft 0.1. Ennis% COMM Bellew, Illsiard X. Beep, tiblaelif Illka" Oman Bemoi. Philip H=“1127111IN OIL Itaboky, Admired B F. C. H. Beeteksy, C. E. G. Home& lord E. 11111. W. likelmlsao, Wm. E. Ileum& Kn. C.W.O. WM* as IL V. Bradruils. & Sampli 11 m W.B. = a.. lEins.o. CAME. Iledmia hoer, 116.UrW. Carley. Zdened S. La IL flponon, Harry .1 Ciay, Ns IFUlma Lama". IL ElsEhrd, , L. Cobden. lashmed Wrier Bee. . Ogg Illonke, W. B. Ossldeink INE A. J. Y. a e.. Illrlskissd. Us FL 0. Cowpsr. Ma W. F. Ban D. BMW. C.IL U. Deem 11.1 word NM* c =IMI Demos. Has. T. V. Naeloare. oAwlll iir Ele l = Douala., Slt C. F. Nalies& _Vlnsourn 11. Uon. H. Domino, Ad .. lame Ww. U. E. W idsys, Jesha V. Dondeo,lttalon.B4:D. ii. Thsnuis& Or J. Dunne, Gslowsl Jonas 1 1111 Bun. . Ms, John Mow. IL O. Wlllptiny illwAry Elliot, lies. J. E. Morris, Diehl allllson. - Jams trans, Willions Mates, Iles. Eltenedi Winn, Ibrarnit Repos. Mil Melva Ertl at weed, IL Has. Us C. Vosges, Matthew Murphy, hWe& Wsel, Si William P. Freston, Colonel Ogle, Bavlls C. IL Glyn, Gear C. Prget, land Claims TIMM. Grey, Mt. Ho. Kr O. e , .. reto Vann' Hayta, W. G. Grey. Ralph W. Pekoe, John 1111, hod Moms Guest, Sir John Yilkinstoo, Jaws TILE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND THE BISHOP or EXETER'S PROPOSED STROD.—Tho following letter has been received by the chairman of the vestries of Tormoham and Upton, Torquay, at which resolutions were adopted disapproving of the intended synod :—" Lambeth, May 21.—Sir,—I have the honour of acknowledging an address which you have forwarded to me as chairman of the vestry of the united parishes of Tormoham and Upton, in which you express your objections against the measure proposed by your diocesan, of holding a diocesan synod, and desire my interference to prevent the evils which you anticipate as likely to result from such a measure lam by no means blind to the probability of such evils, and I greatly regret that such a measure should have been de vised ; but if it is not a transgression of the law of the land it cannot be successfully resisted ; and if it does violate the law, I have no doubt that the officers of the crown will in terfere, by means more effectual than I have authority to employ.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient and humble servant, J. B. CANTUAIL—W. Kitson, Esq. 10 2 • 221 2 2 DlTliiiii;oll:Wil; jets:upon 45th V.—Em. T. A. Breams, hum Howard, preen. 53rd P.—Apr. B. Hoar, from the 57th who ezettp. 37th I..—Capt. P. O. tern UMS trots ' Mot, who exch. elth P.—Eta. F. 1. Ilowateow to who rota; W. L. B. Brum, Maddens. who vets. t Eau WTI. ?sow to . The F.-4eeleillhew J. Damao= Pletelmr, opp. to the 4 tod F. •Itk T.-- l. F. ELaawr, to be tient., J. Flarroo, gent., to be ens., b 7 ow., 95th P.—Llowt. W. N. Derma, from 0. A.lltwieeno who mu. upon b 94th P.—Lleut. J. 'W. 'know/ Beat., Wee Mem IPP.PhYwLe• Seth P.—Opt. E. J. &JARMAN, from Iheiteell, who ezettc ; beet. J. D t ß** Grantham, dee.; Ens. ; Serj..Majore. alms to be Nth ......I.lawc F. 11107T9031Z1M1 to who rate.; Ens. A. Macoosat.o to meth. led W. I. Iteit.—Eon. G. A. Room who rote. Usarracwao.—Brev.-Major 0. T. PI without per.; Lieut. T. l'unns, out par. Haww.—Capt. J. 8. Paton, of the be =shoe In the army of the East BANKRI LINEA LWED AT IBatlis t Hants. Eats p R. Ceased to Otyley!ei i 1 Pal sates (M d ; . 7l;l l tC r t - .1 Dqco Iripos! a iniesefte Birm.. Wait" callidal7Pd.orwit gnu. (Wood to GrustWoutoro Ditto without* Otoolti b GiontWoolors I A.B- 14 !Ter — IC , Fiseimis TaintTs *rim caledualan. !(Wad to Ot. - Norttieral Okookkr k Than Pum a Noma to Great Western lidikedby(Liork&N Kid Eas D a llobotes (Jiuo) Do. Ames (ditto) .. Ilredford (Midland' Fti; (Wad tO douth rAlAtalls Prollmost (ditto) Lottotaft OriorAperets•- .. 26 2 Xi 27 U 32!33} le Pa 1011 10224 20 011 1 23 100 101 al 1.4 II Ipi 1 II pa 17i 11i 41 11 (osoilbs - 11 — oilo w lk) Korthoralliosears 3 ploCti Dewed bot.Coostie. Ditto elltlo Na. . PrestonatWyre paw L. SN.Weet.kLoas.klrari Ditto dorm (A) (ditto) Mad, Galli.. tad itoigata Daseod to easitiloetain &apt= mad Maids Vow to Groat Northers Do. gkepretti Matto (ditto /loath Stafforaelttre kleasod to Mr. Wilma Wear Valley, I p. Ct. rta. (leased to otootton*Dar. Wilts, Saimaa, &Ware. (lease[ to Grt. Western 14 14 4 4ps 42 44 • • pa Ili 2l II tip. . 1 •+ 418 24 244 13 46 ,C•isdadria AW 'Omar mei Usediel=rd Aber. - r — rese 61 el 111 16 - ail . al Si 4 tile al :f 1, e !.1!,:a in 4 41 sl.l6o6p.Cti Foo WA t ai l=ttcs Lattne..l 3 No. pot Ot. 1 Ditto do. No. 21 Do. Nowt per Cent. i,toce Bent-VoIioATIM tk an . 6 rer Dundee, Si par toot . Great Bonham 3 per Oeu OndWuln(t)hlahth Leneashinetlreeks. F It Ditto =o;rt i .. Btoe Pref. porCt.Stoel‘l63 ee from 301. abatos t ß. . D4teCoaver.3 I -i 79• 8 Is 19 il .I S le I to 141 15 30 ki l6 I I I 21 i IPs i 10f es di ISM Is Dit ia l .. ;l7/4711ki• ijir Ct. WINGSMISevri Do. Now LIB . Do. Ss . 16111.osOComo.BO...DD.Sp.ei 116_ M. 12 i t s - I• 1 IL 122 le 7 4 1 IS!! 131 , .z. 4 Oml dolock tiocloy op to . Nada& liztorks m. si per OW. Oust. North ft•U Diked. Wares Mer, MATO? Slll.llp, Our= _ Shre 4111retae(14 "LW. daWnk ) per .. m. Drys Ir=erria,lk Dem. of iSag.ps. - COW Dino _ _ i le poi 1. 11 IS I 3 12 14 ii; ' IN 4, i 531415 i 31i dr !AWL 1•17.7.7: ■►r (viers* ; Oro* luau Paissuda.. Do. 10 Mow awl lbw II Ncrtlosra et Frame-. ... Orions awl bolsi= ... DI Pods sad Oros .- fo Poem sad Isom 16 Parif off Strootioarg If !Doom sad Dane 20 leamile mM Masse jiban sad ?two ejl Waft flsolffs., 3 1 l i r 1 1 71 - 3 3 etb 3 31 lisa Pm ti PI 3 5 1 II $ is dim 33 . 21 ii): 181 ssi 21 Si iS Lti 1 10 1 I i Hi i Item is stated that the remedy for the delays in the Court of Chancery, to be pro posed this evening, will be the immediate appointment of two new jades§ to succeed Sir J. E. Braes and Lord Cram -1 worth, those learned persona being drafted late the Lord Chancellor's Court to hear appeah, with or without the preeence of the chief *lse in equity.—Morning Paper. INCOME TAXo—MiNW Mr. Have will nominate the following amebas Oardoelleeteemaittee on tie Lwow I and property-tax:—Thy Ohnieeller el the Baths= Thome Bar, Mr. Gads% Me. Dkeeeli, Mr. lb. Beell ei tee d i t :( Mr. • Newdepte, Mr. Frederick Peel, Mr. Mr. Wesel Bosilly, lard Berry Vane, nod Claim T. Munro, Bert., who Me. ; Cor. J. It. Comsat to be IlieL t by —-- '''-'-•------ --- , -- par. Mee Hottest. N M Aberdeen . Ili 12 th Best. of F.-Capt. W. Ammon, has 14..6 amt. to be apt, 110 nod 8 4.NNortrog.. Death Moe J. Woo d ward. alto eta.. reeetvi'm the dengue'. lineage .. 4 4} 9•h P.-O4 sztown.t, Eros9Bth P., t.) be Dept, Mee raw. In 13 1 11140 " 016 . 16334 / 114136. 1 10 1 10 1 man, 'booth. it. IN Orin' sal Rota ... ... 78 BO 4th T.-Fee. R. U. Mowronnote to be Uset., Ottawa 'par, vies M. 5 ._ OnaNns_ _ Nippon, dee.; Ent A. N. Cam's, from 19th F.. to be ens., Mae 111 1 00 mewl Ned G 01. 1 311 " 1 - 18 4 IN Mentionerie. NI 41 Dublin and fleifeeLlese... 20 18W lad F.-tea D. 13. Ftstem, from 71st F., to be see., Moe Melt. 13 iM. net Anglin ("ISL.& /A knit do. owl L.& DI _ ... . . 3 1 4 Srd F. - heat. H . T. Mates, from the 94th F., to be permit, Mae 18 1 18" Do. Kitt Z. It . H.) ... 24 $ D. H. Meeklintoo, who rata upon 14p. as a eapt anat. et. SO Ulm Omens - ... 61 61 4th F.-Ere. T. A. Branown, foie the 74th F., to be am. Moe 15 13 Ma. Om A... Howard, pron. " 13 630. NM &U. L) Me . _ 13 din 4 481 31 4 B. rd P.-Dept. HOW, from the 37th F., to be amt., 0100 Inward, dam B who eottp. IS 23 Lonemblee ... 13 13 ilth F.-Capt. F. 0. brorsse, from the 33rd P., to be mot, vise St et Do. New} ibore - - Gant, who melt. et 30 Inadrargb NM Merge' . 30 31 I Ith F.-Ens. F. I. Monts= to be nut, by po., Mee Moultrie. IL 13 11344043 10PIMI•DaMor 6 7 wbo reta ; Ent W. 1.. B. teems, frees 62th F., to be ens., Meth 10 !Ile, maims.* _ Itatddeon. 26 1 25 Dernern ... ... 171 17 Illth F.-Tibet. W. S. P. enecoto to be eapt,hy par., vice Crewfard, 13 ! ' theme ' 3 3 vim eele. Dna WM. ?AMR to be net , by par., viee Serrsoll. CIA •. ' 11 • 121 12 Iles J. Maoism to he en., tenant Far, Mee „, ..' alla IM 80 81 Ftnimr, app. to the 41nd F. St. 166 ', • Western ... ... 83 8411 Ilth F.-nit F. Rearm, to be nat., by par.. Mee Cameo, whereto.; 17 117 Do. Cif.... . -.. . ... 14 14} J. Pens% pet., to be ens., by par„ Mee Hardy. 30 50 1410010010 sad Caleb ... 78 62 13th F.-Llent W. M. Prroor, front 33rd F., to be paymeast, vice 16 1 111 Do. THids .. -. ... 9 10 pm 0. A.lltempme who rote. upon h..p. St 100 Learealre owl * lido* 36' 3 6 24th F.-Llent. J. 'l6. Mcrsator, from th e Ceylon Me twit, to be 23 23 Do. a Ems ... ... ... 105 1 db. heat, Moe Metres, app. pommel. of 43n1 F. Sit 114 Do. Flne__,._. . ... 71 7 ~ 28th F.--Copt. E. J. Ettraiar, from the 19th F., to be Moe 10 11 1 1 : 30 . 1103 1131110 1 . Thaoli -- w IlliaderoU, who ezeiw.; Lint J. D. SaTIS to be tapt, - whhout 50 50 Lieber& IMO_ _ ..„ .. 15 16 par., Mee Grantham, dee. • Ens. M. Dowse to be heat, moo 11 3 l lt 16060900111 11001111111 ... 7 3 6 !Moth; eerj..Majord. MiLL's to be ens., Mee Browns. 10 I Dealbory Vida& • - - pee 90th F.-156st F. M07T903101111 to be emit, by par.. aria Anisettes', 61 ... I , oo _ = lBl ll= l ._ 11 - ONM „OA. .1/ 7 , who Mt ; Hat A. Mscoosato to be lieut., by par., vim Mantic- ... ``'" . 800 ... 484 ." W 23 17 Do. te 2 2140w 1 norm- 4 41 see 3rd W. L Reit-Boa. G. A. Booms to be nut., by per., vice Dowse, 11 11 D°• 417 " 4 - •• • - 14 4 r. who rots. 10 1 Do. SIOO,Mind B.(C) 3pm UNAITACEID.-Brev.-Major 0. T. I . A.CHAL.IIOI2I 70th F., to beer St. 100 London & eutdb.Weetern 84 45 without par.; Lieut. T. Poems Irma 39th F., to be opt., th: 50 31 4 D 0•• g 7O ••• ••• ••• 1 7 t 414 out par. Ms BeiverCpt. J. B. Perot, of the 14th Bengal Native Infantry, to 16 3 i 1ata 5 L.8a5., 464 MM 1004 3 tea be major In the army of the East Indies. et 100 Nana.- ,MiefAllneolnelt. 29 30 Si 44 Do. Man." LOO. Gahm 3 3} tee --.- et. 100 Midland ... ... 334 54 BANKRUPTS. , SO 33 Do CSO ;Aar; ... ... 161 le di. ANDREW Bra's, Carolinc.pLace, Paneras-valc, Min. ft, No n o , "ino, so d now _ so 33 dime:, tailor. 30 471 MidlandOreatlneterna.) - - BUMAKI) LEECH, Chichester, apothecary. 35 23 Newmarket - ... . . S 81 JOHN HINES, Warwick, grocer. 57 6 Newport, Abergeonni, 11014ATIO BLACK, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. and Hereird... ... .. 4 34 die St 103 Norfolk . ... . ... 21 23 JOHN JACKSON, Scarborough, silversmith. SO 15 Do. Nov 420- - .. 14 13 Ma Joux GREENHALOH, ILukliffe- bridge , Lancashire, 30 34 Northern Counties * Sake 3 23 Ms draper. SO 7 Newry end Enniskillen ... - - die SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 134. IS North British ... ... 7i 8 30 174 North Nn... ... 71 7} Me ALEXANDER Ross,Coupar-Angus, Perthshire, innkeepte so ss North w est , ... - - ose MATHEW SOMERVILLE, Fathead, Kirkaldy, engraver. to 1 North k South Wesaano. - -pm WILLIAM WALLACE, SOU., Glasgow, manufacturer. 30 30 tiled, Wore., A Waiver. 134 16 • St. IS Scottish Central ... ... 16 163 BANK OF KNOLAND.-Accoowe for the week ending MAY 31. 11151 23 23 Scottish Midland ... ... - - MCI Dit.ALIMINT. Nolo need ...... ..... .c 7,023.135 • Gorentreent Debt.... A 21,013.100 181 131 Mrews. A Biros., Clam A 54 6 pm Other Osaarltlas 2. 9 44.2 90 91 911 Do„ Clem 8... - _... 44 4 pm GOO Colo sod Malice 123 7 :34,17 ' O , 10 5 dkreirsburptHsreiordOld 3} 21 pm Alm Bellies 3 3.•" Iff all Shrewebary and Chester —.-- 127,013,135 E 27.013.136 (Nur. W. MIL) ... .. 17 15 issues 001•11011107. IN. all Do Melva - ... .. 8 9 FroAletto . nen' •...A11,513..02 Uorreumsat PeeartNes 20 lO Do. Omen, ... - 12 134 Met Fubile Deponent:Md Aunulty) „ L 13.591.235 30 ~, omisa ... .. 1 33 de lizetwq., Say. Basks. OtbsrUscuMass ......12.208.023 30 SO ,_. -, Deena „. .. ... IS 17 Coatods. of Net 31440 -:. x. 2•,,..... 7 . 611 . 413 at. so smetamers ... ..: .. 331 24 DebEs,l Dm Aorta) 6.636.791 Gold eau Blow um.. 091,719 so so mas s „. 25 ra 04145 r D.polu .eves-des ended", Mee 1.076.05" SS 6 . ' Dv . 4 4 d 34.6.0.203 "34.4yksos 15 13 . mut Deediemene 9 June 5. ISM M. MARSHALL. Chief (Ohio. - 11. . HA nolegtool.. 10 --- 20 9 Tele IsMenlost _ ... die SVGA-IL-The avenge price of Sugar, the produce of SO 17 • , ' Ball T 6 73 as the British peemime Is Ameba oomputed from the returns made 10 11 VI" 45 ,_. 110111 ••• ••• - - - die in Ma volt aniestelke Sed Jure, 1851, b 23.. 7d. per cwt. SUM 10 3 Wag uunum•- .- ... - - die the proem itim - ibmillmore return. suar, the seldom et Ns Is. 25 TlM.3sl6ll6llnalarrwiel 203 30 Bee bonnie& 11t The average prim of the two foregoing de. IS 20 De. dedtzterlems ... 5 4 die eniption joitly, 36e. 7d. IS 9 Do.O.N.B.lOrelease .. 21 : We St.' 30 reek and MOD Midland 111 . Mt UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL SCMMER Ciacutrs.—The judges met yesterday and made the following arrangements for the summer cir emits .—Western Circuit: Lord Campbell and Mr. Justice Coleridge. Home Circuit: Lord Chief Justice Jervis and Mr. Baron Alderson. Norfolk Circuit: The Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Justice Cresswcll. Midland: Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Mettle. Oxford: Mr. Justice Erie and Mr. Baron Martin. Northern : Mr. Baron Platt and Mr. Justice Williams. North Wales: Mr. Justice Wight man. South Wales: Mr. Justice Talfourd. Mr. Justice Patten,' will remain in town. ST. l'Arteg.ts VESTRY.—Yesterday at a meeting of the vestry, held at the Vestry-hall, King's-rend, Camden town, Mr. Edw. Baker, churchwarden, in the chair, a latter was raid from Mr. It. Hall, the Poor-law Com mdionee, filmassending that in future the porter of the seeithoome should be instructed to carry out the rule laid 111.1ametering the name of every officer entering or leav ing ** workhouse. The letter remarked that had this ink bees complied with much time and trouble would hew bee, spared in the investimition of the charge of zoos sail against the master. The Chairman, in stating the adkistice he felt in the vestry having anticipated the shim of dm peer-law ammidsecr, recommended further that the roomer should moor Me a female inmate of the beam erldestat the of a third party. Mr. Clarke, of lionakktown ' iiµooaMl the proceedings of the corn milloe anointed by the Home of Commons to carry out the amedidation of the paving boards of the parish. By the dsolds• of that body, that the whole of the pavements amid be pet into peeper repair previous to the act coming tats be, an inhabitant of the Kentish. town siOt be ailed upon to contribute to the expen se of Agar two, and such districts. He (Mr. Clarke) liseation ad he would do so in the presence of Sir B. Hall, that St Beetwelle bed bat himself to a party feeling CARDINAL. WlsEMA:g.—The following cautious let s' Oh mmatiss. Be bed ebb& that the landlords_ were to ter was read on Wednesday at a meeting in Dublin r e f be lemelet h e ee T a . eme . ltet thet ti they.,eeeld,,,t,tt bear of the body styling itself the " Catholic Committee ." th...• !gem eleel___,___ a mee r s :_gen„,„-- ra m-• —r ," "London, Ju ne 2, 18•51.—Sir,—I have receive your fa t:Mee = m eMMUMM° `" e ''''" is " t wee "' your of May26th, asking foe my saaction of the forma tio n Wm** Ira 1111111111614. and no longer the same of an " Association fur the Defence and Increase ofCatholie es tie me pool to by is ves try and at the public meet- Liberty." I feel myself too little acqu ainted at gement bli. die by the reedebee of the bill the ratepayers wou l d with the definite purpose of the propose d association, and have te M ere than the y dhl at the Peleeet tae ; it eee ' with the means which it intends to employ, to be die to pewohed tie board to levy • 10. Id. tale and ea efts kl. tire .mo than a very genera answer—that, so hem the rate. Mr. Clarke gave notice of a modals= the added be t y l ; of th e iation accurately describes its it the next vestry meeting. seems naturally to claim not only my encouragers..., hat NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.—Last evening a that of every catholic. I must, however d , o bserve that. Irks public meeting took place at the Literary Institution, Ca r - association be of a political character, anaim at o fee lisle-street, Portme•-maaket, In support of the principles of object by political means, I must naturally leave it extended nano, vote by ballot, triennial parliaments, in the hands of those who better understand such mastes equal sleeting *skims, and the abolition of the properV than I can do. I have rigidly adhered through life to the qualification be wmaben of parliament. The Rev. F. rule of confining ray sma ll share of activity to my micas- Bursa, D-D., media at the meeting, and expressed his deal and spiritual duties, which arc more than sufficient 111 full cameanonse be the (Nato sought to be attained. He exhaust re time and strength. I am sure that uo mem was elailithilk wines thth the principles of th e _ _,theeeth,._ _. suns will be taken for our common cause by the clergy and ties amid be letweetenY_. emeri..._e___,eae.___ aa leed le.e_mereee,.._ __„_,_leat laity of Ireland which will not find their proper onosenge tee eetel eeel __"' ea l de eh i saa ___.,._ `e...__ ••• _,_._`" e "l„ ° ' ____,_______,e , eeeem"" meat from the catholic, of England, who have le OWNS mix, rem= Is *ewe 4 . 0 Y li....________,Pa n g '...."'".. and warm a sense of the obligation under which t sem, the IlmuldPori h 1 which they wan 111"••■•••_, There more than ever, are placed to their brethren in Ire Wee no MM. ' whatever that et "vim of time t heir lam e , sir, veu n faithfully in Christ, N. Cmw. Wits sionsoffs mooki be conceded, for it . was quite clear that wi._:yeraeme Burke, Enc. the Moms mid was rapidly programing, and it must sees Lin SPitiI•LNYATitiN OF AYRSHIRE. ---• The Nor* beukslUal that the people could only be properly governed assamike to the circumstances in which they lived. Two British Melt states that at the next general Idelliall It it the *imp wore a g t te evident in regard to this amociation: ' Intent i on of Colonel James Hunter Blair, eldest gm or me ' David Hunter Blair Bart. of Blairquhan, to an biewsle that hi was right, and that their ream of mean- . t ' as a candidata for t d representation of this county, " soi =this abject were right ; and therefore they mum not a t awe ., w h a t eve r a pp ee in ea th ey won mi n a ,. nouns protestant and constitut ional pnnciples." Mr. M.Dowall proposed • 'variation that the REPRESENTATION OF THE NORTHERN BURGHS: a d op t e d by th e a mee t aatiaa ameecaktdated to meets .. 4ll 4l B , On Friday • public meeting of the electors of Wick and demandske w rimeatair sind rem, and were wectitytkeemp. rultneYtoWn ern held, at which a requisition, was elee# port of all • reel reprmenet eirea upon, asking Admiral Napier to come forward se a emu le pe ig k . 1&:: l a g= .01 a A MNI A the t ome of l ag date et the next election.—Seetimeon. , and matimiod tbetths ANNPiEREARY AT Sr. PAUL /L—Yesterday the = aiwerrirertiggied=rettwa win namb header great annual meeting of the charity schools of the then In the moon days of the twist. Tbo system of kigir lis was held le the cathedral when between 3,000 atl etr 4a beim new be mistime was • *cam to the amatry ; sad scholars attended. The nobility and gentry were present Is said .at be doebted that the Hausa of CANIMIXiI was at in great numbers, with a good sprinkling of foreign visitana this mamas a to Ulm means. It had At the commemement cause service, when the whole el** Um slated hat t i l ll i g l a = hod boss be a certain children were seated, the edifies presented • opeaterde sash edam bat he woo baggy to dad that it was not the as might be sought in min at say other time or pies. De idet both, and he was mile sem that if they pursued fors as pagan the 100th Psalm was sang by tho while of with tree mood Map es ememed so ph,- the eidlium attar the cant lemon, Te Doom, was excel ekni =lr an wou ld ere b ag gees tie Miasmal Reform lently give by th e gentlemen of t he *air, Jubilate Deo Anookiku in in Nib a polities in that of the Anti-Corn- following the mood lesson. That beim the prayer for law Leigno.—lfir. accessed du ressintioa, Aare- the Queen wee tbe ci rst Cotosslisn Anthem, Zadok tag 'bat dm *kJ abet of the prom* simektion was to the Priest, by the aythe desk th e e hade Amda ief .i MICIIIII Ma IMMO SEE Of OIMEMIND ► mid* dual be a TO- ME in the great the mime h e ata ff a me et of hex of tbo of he essolo ;ad be Mufti Ike at the effect. The mum win proodmi by it met whi the w bell" week' be pet in Cantab.:7, who is improadvis ammo mimed to the great am eb a . o ars * n u he a by to t o n it to air vhimate blearier' ea the junior nimbus of the olegoomation who anoress. Th. madam win misted eamktemly.—Mr. had been *oven together fill thilltiribrdWO:lo6.o IMINZAIb. Wrier the mewl madoilen, OM Os mast aim dosed with the Churl lialkiejak Mous by the gen semums=awere re Bred to heal as dm atleaden el damn of the choir, and whom Ws anima Plug their 'd abs pubis the principles advocatedby this association.— mry lease told with remarkable oast. The mediatim was seconded by Mr. Freeth, and was car- AY THE WEEKLY COUNCIL MERINO OWIIII KAN ii.d..,k ..6. 0 thanks to the chairman terminated the OMIT= CEASE/IT AIIooCIATION WA 111 the ressolei 1811116"4" Mwedeiaaweeu 2 , dis co arao wait at the In ges h i Ttutertow.—lt is pomade that a *ow writ Louisa a by um', teedet=ere s. h e he aweigh will be moved in the Souse of Curussea the Dmi Awe, "bin tbo klarkkg on Ifolk ry evening. German ,we holism, the writ is not win emulmoudy spool to:—" NNW board dm quomess mom* is he ems of • member memediag to • pangs, of Disms. *roe, OthSe and mho% sod Winks *sea until be is aris en sommoald to the upper house. This, to he preedeal men to carry out parikenernary area, we the. am be l ona for a noo k . an d I n t h a t owe the weft pledge ourselvesourselveste render than ell the amiseenes is our may woes he mewed in the Hoses of Commons until after power in procuring the re am, w ay mtamem a the at whisk the saikage to the enontrousbised *veins donsa."—By t s t otios iVbilsentide vin take belpitraa.”. The oren°aroaraa• as than pr mem of the sountil-•-H,- Nettall, sbalubm; J. AIM*, ousetoty. eeartuwee—Datil C CoNsunsnox.—St. Stephen the Martyr's Church Crown-street, Liverpool, was consecrated on Thursday last by the Lord Bishop of Chester. It is a handsome stone structure, without side galleries, and is capable of accommo dating upwards of 1,006 persons ,• the expense of erecting and fitting it up has been defrayed by voluntary subscrip tions, aided by a grant from the Church Buildings Commis sioners. The Rev. Joseph Bush to the Chaplaincy of the West Derby Lunatic Asylum, in the county of Lancaster, value 2001., with residence. The Bev. Isaac Holmes to the Chaplaincy of the Liver pool workhouse, value 2301. The Rev. William Banister to St. James's Cemetery, Liverpool. The ltev. A. F. Chater to the Chaplaincy of the Nant wich Union, value 50!. Rev. F. 0. Jones, to North-Collingham Curacy, Notts. Rev. J. Senior, L.L.D., to St. Mary's Ferpetual Curacy, Wakefield; value, 1301. ; patron, Bishop of Ripon. iicwNctis, Wicker, Perpetual Curacy, county and archdiocese, York value, IFAH. ; patrons, Mimes Harrison; Rev. W. Bruce promoted. CHAPLAINCIES —To the Bishop of London ; Rev. J. Frcre, deceased. Canton, British Chaplaincy at; Rev. S. Banks, pro moted. _ _ MASTERRHIP—Of Cheltenham, Pate's Grammar School, Head-mastership; salary 1161., and capitation feed; patron, President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Sheffield, Carver-street Perpetual Curacy, county and archdiocese York; value, 1301.; patron, the Crown and Bishop alternately ; Rev. J. Meedon, deceased. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLon: Thera is little inquiry for shares today, sad the aggregate business is the reverse of extensive, but u the bulk of the operations consists of " settings," a good duel of depreauon prevails, and prices have taken a lowr range for moat descriptions, including nearly every use of the heavier stocks. A partial rally has in some inatances occurred within the last hour, but it is soarody maintained. lams u 13 IS THIS DAY. Two o'Ctorx. The English funds continuo to meet with very little business, but the market is supported by the operations of the commissioners' broker, and prices are maintained at yesterday's range. As the settlement of the account is fixed for Tues day next, the requisite arrangements will occupy some share of attention during the next three business days, the fluctuations having been more considerable during this account than for many similar periods antecedent. The accounts received yesterday afternoon from the Cape of Good Hope, though only three days later than those previously to hand, afforded in some respects a better view of the exact position of affairs, ' and fully bear out our opinion of the protraction and expense of the war. The details, however, arc much too unimportant to have any effect upon the stock markets in their present quiescent state. Consols have been steady all day at yesterday's range of 971 to 98, both for money and the 10th inst. A parcel of Reduced Threes has again been purchased on public account. The official report of business comprises : Three per Cent. Consols, 98.97- ; do. for account. 971, 98 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 1. New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 981, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 3-16 1. South Sea New Annuities, 97!. Bank Stock is decidedly better, having been transacted at 212, 2111, and 2121. Exchequer Bills are in better demand to-day, and the market is altogether steadier, whilst the price has improved to 435. to 465. premium, at which range all classes of bills have met with a fair extent of deal ings. India Bonds, 1,000!., mark 325. premium ; ditto, under 1,000/., 565. Business in the foreign stock market is almost suspended, and prices are nominally quoted unal tered. In general a good deal of steadiness is manifested in maintaining the quotations of the various foreign securities, the prices of the first class stocks being supported by the steady demand for permanent investments, which has for some time past been observable. Mexican Bonds, however, remain depressed. The entire business list of the day comprises only :-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 89. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 901, Mexican Bonds, for account, 13th June, 341, k. Peruvian Deferred Bonds, 411. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 33. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102. The following is the course of exchange : Time. PneesnegutUded. From To Amsterdam per! Short 111. Misty.... lift. 181stv. Ditto Roßotterdam ,, 10 lift. ISlstv. 'Lambing end Altana „ „ 13mes.11sell. 13mes. =eh. Frantfart-ca-thwalaine „ „ 11911. Okr. 1191 fl. Vienna „ Trieete Antwerp „ „ 23fr. 221 e. ... 231 t. 23e. Paris „ Short 21fr. Oc. 23er. Sc. • Ditto „ 3 Moaths23fr. Mr. ... 23h. 23e. [lsere Genoa Leghorn II Milan Naples per ducat „ 4101 penes ... 41 pens. Palermo per ounce „ 123 pence ... 1231 penes Messina 123 pease ... 124 penes Madrid per dollar „ 410 pence ... 30 pence Cadla , „„ 3 0 pence ... 301 pence Lisbon per 'nitres 23g penee .. 331 pence Dorm at. Petersburg... .per ruble .. peace Rot Janciro,milrei paper. Wills sieht, 28 peace ... 28f pence The holders of Spanish Coupons do not relax in their exertions to obtain justice. Scheme after scheme is propounded for confiscating their property, with out any reference to their rights or the resources of Spain. At the present time the following memorial to Mr. Cape! is lying at the London Tavern, and we hope it will be strongly supported : To James Capcl, Esq., Chairman of Spanish Bondholders. Sir,-As it appears from a letter of Mr. Weisweiller's, which is to be found in the committee room, and of a very recent date, that it is the intention of the Spanish govern ment to persevere in the attempt to confiscate one half of our overdue coupons, we submit to you the propriety, not to say necessity, of a public meeting in order to proclaim to the new Cortes the unaltered re solve of the British holders of Spanish bonds, and of their committee, to require the acknowledgment and funding of the whole amount of those coupons, on the same terms as have been granted to the capital stock; and also to animate any members of that body who retain a respect for the com monest justice, and would preserve their country from a disgrace which all the leading journals of London have de clared over and over again must be eternal, should they pass the bill of the Spanish minister with the confiscation clause in it, to exert themselves for the line object. We also take advantage of this opportunity to state that when we agreed to the terms which were suggested to us at the public meeting in August last, we did it in the full belief that the Spanish government was prepared instantly to close with us, and with no suspicion whatever that it was an unworthy trick practised on you and us in order to ascertain the lowest compromise which we would accept, and then offer something less. We cannot, therefore, seeing the course which the nego tiation has taken, adequately express our indignation at the conduct of the Spanish government (an indignation in which we are sure that you and the committee participate), and consequently request of you to convene a public meeting, in order that we may all combine in an united expression of our sense of the trickery, evasion, and fraud with which our prodigal remission of our claim has been met, and our con fidence abused, and thus attempt to lead the Spanish Cortes into a path more suitable to the dignity of a nation, and to the honour and faith due to public contracts, than that into which Senor Bravo Murillo and his colleagues aro proposing to force them. The market for American stocks presents no new feature this week, and prices are unchang Messr D. Bell, Son, and Co., report the following as the present quotations of the market, to which we have added the latest New York prices, as given by Messrs- Cammann and Whitehouse : Loudon New York _ . Redeemable. WeTee: Mieee. - United Mates 3 per Ct. &la . lass Do. 6 per Ct. Hoods Do. 41 per Ct Bonds .... ...... 11166 Do. 5 per Ct. Btnek New loft State 3 per CentSt New York Slated per Cent St. 1838.1880 96 97 ... 10) 106 004011 City I per CI. Ms. ... 16384063 Ohio 6 per Cent. Stock ISM.. 193 ... 116; ill Maireadiusette I per Ct. (ster ling bonds) - ..... 101 107 ... 1 Maryland 0 per Ct. (sterling ' bonds) Caned) 6 per Ct. Bonds 107 100 The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to yesterday, are as follows: 18.51. 18.50. London and North Western.... C 53,035 .... £46,841 Great Western Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire...— 15,403 .... 13,775 London and South Western 12,876 .... 11,637 London and Brighton South Eastern York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,967 .... 14,473 York and North Midland Leeds and Think 978 .... 968 North Staffordshire )danchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 6,599 .... 5,548 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midl ands Junction London and Blackwell Shrewebsu7 and Chester 1,521 .... 1,586 Manchester, South Junction. and Altrinchom 567 .... 485 Liverpool, Crosby, and South -420P0 .• • • 229 Shrewsbury sad Birmingham 673 .... 609 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,750 .... 16,008 Total £203,738 £193,544 The aggregate ressipte on the corresponding lines being 203,8721. in 1861, and 193,5441. in 1860, the increase is shown to be 10,128/., or 5.26 . per cent. The number of miles this year is 3,678, against 3,437 in 1850, showing an increase of 141 miles, or 4.10 per cent. The average return per mile as, in 1861, CAL 18e. 6d., and in 1860, 661. 6s. 2d. This return is satisfactory, as proving the steady expan sion of the traMc, which future returns may be ex pected to show even more convincingly. Among lines—the London and North Western, particular Western, and South Western may be noted as especially favourable, whilst tae Beath Eastern also presents a satisfacbary comparison. The app.- rent - fading°, in the Brighton receipts is owing to het yeeis return embracing the Epsom race week. The Irish returns are: 1851. 1850. Midland Great Western £1,319 .... £1,333 Ulster B5l .... 737 Belfast and Ballymena Dublin and Bellast Junction 396 .... 230 Waterford and Limerick 366 .... Belfast and County Down 276 .... 221 Dundalk and Enniskillen 145 .... 129 Dublin and Drogheda ENGLISH FUNDS.—Tnis DAT. Dank Stock, 111 12 i Long Annuities. 7 6-10 3 per Ct. Reduced. 979 9 India Stock. 3 per Ct. Consols. 974 8 Ditto Bonds, 35 per Ct. COll.lll, 913* i &arguer Ms, 1,0001.,13a to *IL Consols for the Acct., 974 8 FOREIGN FUNDS. 11 per Ct. Belgian. 91 3 5 per CL ROXICAR. 31S 5 6 per Ct. Brannan, A 90 44 ocr Ct. Pi:custom. so 8 Do. Nen. no d Ditto Deforrel. 10 1 d per CL Buenas Ayres. 57 9ea div 5 per Ct. Portugueit. 46 7et die ii per Ct. Mow, lu3 4 5 pa. Ct. RU.1311, 111 13 3 per CL Chlhan, 44 par Ct, Russian. 1 0 15 25 3 per Ct. Danish. 70 7 5 Inv CL Opanieh, Active, 204 9 25 per CL Diann. 585 4 3 per Ot. Opuntia% 40 4 4 per Ct. Dutch, 110 k D. Pa-sire, 54 6 Eqoadar, 314 24 per CL Vencznels, 32 4 1 pa CL Grenada, Id 17 Do. Deferred. 12 13 LATEST FORE!, P.tltlsl, '.,R 5. J per Ce■ta. 3 pee Cents 5 per Cents. New Loam • - ^ -• 1 ,cr C .. Poe Mousy. $6 40 91 9 IN EXCHANGES. 1116bert. Lowett'Cloelaid. -----.- 36 30 40 36 30 36 26 56 SO 91 10 91 15 9060 91 0 . _ tor Aciarunt. Opening 41 per Cents !7i 75 .. 1 _ Eschew on Landau: at tint 25 21; 90 4.1%24 55. Belgian, 5, 1810 Do. 5, 114 — Homan Loan, 1350 721 _ Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont p. Cents. 10 :0 I Bork shares Pettis, Jcsin s.—Versailles (right bank), 267 50; ditto (lelt tank), 217 30; Paris and °deans, 625; Paris and Bones, 620; Itonen sad Havre, 242 ; struiboura aid Bele, 145; Centre, —; Orleans and Benlesax, 400; Northern, 175; Paris and bower. 2t4 75; Tour. and NUM.!. 271 25; Montcreau and Tro)ea, 110: Dieppe and reriensp, 203: Marseilles and Arienon, 221 25. MADUID, M T 31.—Three per Cents., 369-16 ; after Isola, 36 9.16 cash, 36! paper. Four per Cents., 111. Fire per Cents., 164 ; after Holm, 16' enah. Coupon., Sh ; after Bol.a, Ni* cash, Si paper, r as.ivee, 6 11-16; after Bobs, 6 11-16 cash, 6/ paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 981 paper. Exchange on London, 61 cash. Biixtx, Jura 3.—Voluntary Loan, 106. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021. National I)ebt, 863. Commercial Marino Society's Premium, 1281. Bank Shares, 951. VIENNA, JONE 4.—Firo per Cent. Iletalliques, 233 ; Four-antl.a-llalf per Cents., 81 ; Bank Shares, 1, 2 ; Eichangc on London. 12.30. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MIAIDLNO LANE.-THIS DAY. The Colonial market will re-open on Wednesday next. Scuan.—The market has been tolerably steady to-day, but there is a great want of spirit in the buyers; the prices of Tuesday have been supported, but these were a shade lower than last week. A full amount of business has been done during the week in foreign, chiefly for exportation. The refined market is dull, at last week's prices. Grocery lumps, 475. to 495. 6d. C oFTEX.—T his article, although not active, has been more firm for the good and fine qualities of plantation Ceylon, exporters having been in the market, but native Ceylon has barely supported last week's currency. Good ordinary quoted to 3.45. TEA.—The market has been dull and inactive, but prices have very generally been supported. Common Congou is quoted Ild. SPICES.—BIack pepper has supported previous rates, but white has declined about Id. per lb. Corms has been dull and inactive during the week. SylatiB.—lttilll and Brandy have maintained previous rates, but the amount of business done has been very limited. Ittez.—A limited business has been done at previous rates. SALTPETSE.—This article has sold at previous rates is public sato. Itefractiou 2k, 28s. to 28s. 64. Fuetr.—Currants steady; good and fine qualities show an advance of fid. per cwt.' Valencia Itaiiins . q - uoted at 3:5;. for fine, and 32a. to 31s. for interior. In other deAcriptiona of Fruit there is no alteration. The past week must again bo classed among the dull ones. TALLOW MARKET.—TILIS DAY. The market remains steady at the following prices : Town Tallow 38s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 375. ;hi ; last three months, 388. 91. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LHADENRALL.-561b.. to 6411,.., I}d. to to 7211.., lid. to 2d.; 72Ibs. to 8011 s., 2d. to 2j d. • 801Iss. to 8811 s., 214. to 3d. ; 88 1 b*. to 961 b., 3d. to 3fd. Hone Hides, Ss. Colt-skins, Sett, Is. to 3s. ,• full, ss. BitastounsaY.—Sheep Skius, Downs, 4s. Cod. to ,ss. 9d. ; lambs, 2s. to 2s. Bd. ; shearlings, 94. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 2.—This day had audience of Her Majesty : the Baron de Beust, Minister Resident from the King of Saxony, to deliver his letter of recall; to which he was introduced by Viscount Palmer ston, 0.C.8., Her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Colonel the Honourable Sir Ed ward Cast, K.C.11., Master of the Ceremonies. WAZ OFFICE, Sort 6. litLa~~ of LAlb 011.-0. W. Osoeas, M.D.. to be arrlot..sarg., vies A• be the tee Reit of lAb Oda 161 b Lt. Dra lieet. It. C. HOLII6II to be ;apt. by par., Ail Kr T. ,to nee. ; Coe. 7, R. Corium". to be beat, by par.*. Masa Su Seel at F. W. Ifsgreoess. fret. Wee WeedemK rim exeb reeeteteg t Wb E-431/1. I. iseeerect, hoes fa , F. me. lobe mi. 2111; F.-11e. Z. IL Morreannur Yippee, be.; Zee. A. S. Caws, M eeWeeeele. 41ad F.—Eas D. D. Irtromme, tram lead aes. Ned F.-16,6. IL T. Meath. fees ' F.,—lLArit. W. S. P. gesocoto MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and only one small cargo ha% Caine to hand this week from abroad. Holders cuaioquently evinced more firmness, and in some instances were enabkd to obtain advance of Is. per qr. Flour was quite as dear. B ar ley, beans, and Peas in short supply, and the turn in price was against the buyer. The arrivals of Oats are quite inadequate to the consump tion, and needy buyers had to pay a further advance of Gd. per qr. on Monday's quotations. ARRIVALS INI , OII9NDON PROW Istl . t9 6th JUNE. Ur& EngUAL . Irish }°reign. Wheat 2260 610 Batley I .90 1 370 Oats }lour, 5,160 sacks ; 3,140 turrets. Malt, 2,950. Lo•snoss AVIMAOte. —Wheat. 41s. 9d.; Barley, 27a. 10d.; Oats, 20s. lad.; ltya, —s. —d.; Beans, 261, Td.; Peas, 255. oil. iIIiEfUAL AVEILAGISIS. Whaat.ll3arley3 0.1.. I are. p ileac,' P• 114. April 26 —39 s 244 4437. 103 it. 24 284 9. 234 34 May S 38. 8424. 343184 3+34 114,274 3.2;4 41 10 34. 1031246 4d!1:14 8.1 244 74 27. 10 4 254 113 17 ... 38. 242244 26'18.11623. 93 20. 10.1 274 2.1 24 884 84:544 14194 3124. 74 294 24 264 Id 31 894 21114. 1420. 011284 94 29. 73 - 274 3.1 wogs' Agg. Ans. *Se 04 ; 244 1316. 104 24. 114 la. 4 1 26. sa DUTT.—Whest. Bana l . Oat; Rya, Pea., PriOß. April 26. May 3. May iO. May 17. May 24. May 31. 39 3 771 I 7... "38 8 se : 1714:„. ••••=.O BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DM. Messrs. Pattendeu and Smith report that the accounts from the Hop plantations this morning speak of an alarm ing increase of Sy generally throughout the grounds ; our market is in an excited state, and prices have advanced 2s. to 4.. per cwt. on all descriptions of Hops. Duty estimated at 130,00 W. Mid. and East Keats, 41. to W. ; Weald Keats, 31. 15s. to H. lds.; Sussex, 31. 15s. to 41. 10s.; old Hops, 11. to 2/. 10s. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywoll, 133. 641. ; Eden Main, IN. 3d. ; Hartley, 13s. ; Walls End Haswell, 143. 9d. ; Walls End Hetton, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, 143. ; Walls Eud Tees, 11.. 64. Ships at market, 177. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is small, and the weather favour able, consequently we have a free trade, at fully Monday's quotations. We cannot, however, yet quote 3s. Bd. as an average for choice qualities, although it is given in several instances. We arc well supplied with Sheep and Lambs; in the former there is a small advance, hut prices for the latter remain as on Monday. There is a large number of Calves ; choice ones arc not very plentiful, and they still make 4s. From Germany and Holland there are 162 Beasts, 780 Sheep, 237 Calves, and 90 l'igs ; Scotland, 120 Beasts; 300 from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 92 Mach Cows from the Home Counties. Par etabe of 910.0 ad.o. d. Par otos, of Mtn ad.a d. Brat dada Haraforda 1 4 3 6 Beat boa a 11f: boa alb 3 8 4 dbort.borns 8003 ad quality klea44 2 3 3 0 Do. Jo. Sbora '3 4 0 \DM .......... 3 0 4 0 Ewes awl sicced quaktla 0 6 0 Pb —........ . . 3a 3 a Do. do. Obora ta 3 Best Das lial(Mrelo 0 u 0 0 1 Lunt ... 1 0 4 1:144.t. mattot. 704 ; Worm sad Lambs. it.sso ; Calves. 0361 PIM 810. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. LrV2APOOL, Jena s.—The market has been firmer to day, with miens tending upwards.—Aberdare, 12-131ritonhead, Lo ...shire, and Cenhise, tot ii.—Ditto Pile Char. had Birkenhead), le Calseicelaa, lit—East I ncaab ire, 13 —Lanmaltite and Yorkshire, 37 Of —Liverpool, Crosby. and Southport, li d.—London and North Wows, 123—Ditto (new f ahem) 4 p.—Midland, 54 —Ditto (g sham), 11f I g d.--iihrewibury and Birmingham (91. 12a. 34. 8,), --Reath limners and Mow, 2311—York and North Midland, 22/. BIBMINGOLAM JUNK 6.—This market wan rather morn active taelay. Lo udon and North Western New Quarters warn done easaactlons ore— unwi"thdLPisissad, J asy n ii"Pl iss all s rtioc kirg .— . T d U lt biwa l s sil m s. is at it. 34. ; Tb.L. lre Sl L oo d )t sod Yorkshire., 37 B ; Ilid 111. 13f. ni•ToL, Jona s.—The market was not so active 70- ,14 7. and prism were rather weaker. Great Westerns, whish opened at Sy, unworn declined to 34 an 1 London sad Math westerns Ida dos us. The ether trametionswere in Mock of a palely local eltareMer. PAINERIEOI ENGLAND AND WALES,—Ct Tues day was printed, by order of the lions° of Lords, some re tunas connected with the poor law. The total number of paupers, of ell chimes, relieved in the sixth week of the quarter coded at Lady-day last, in England was 806,130, and in Wales, 63,904 —making 870,631, of which number 18,903 ars Mooed as "mersais." - IPT•rsZ\I fi t4f ~ '. • . i tt 'I'M V . * 4 14 . 1 fr A:-. ,7 1 ..: ~ % A i .. ., s e NI- ce