The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-10 00:00:00

Tte 4rprt LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS MONEY MARKET . duty, which will be about 25,000/. sterling, should be handed over towards the payment of the July dividend. It was also hoped by the bondholders that the 280,000 dollars of the indemnity money,which were placed in the hands of the Messrs. Borings as collateral security for the payment of the bills on which they made their advance for the Janu ary dividend, would have been made applicable to the payment of the July dividend, but we arc now informed that, in consequence of one of the reforms about to take place in the customs involving the admission of cotton at a low duty, a portion of this money is to be handed over to senor Eseandon, in lieu of tho cotton licenses which lie purchased of the bondholders. We understand, further, that the claim of Messrs. Manning, Markoc, and Co., has been arranged, and that, on all future shipments on account of the bondholders, they will have per cent. commission, this arrangement be ing, of course, subject to confirmation by the committee. A great deal of anxiety has been excited by the position of the dispute between the Mexican govern ment and that of the United States, relative to tho Tehuantepec treaty, but in Mexico it was not anti cipated that any serious difficulty would arise, as the government of the Republic is represented as willing to grant the right of way to any respectable com pany, and it was thought the claims of the United States would be satisfied with this. The idea of war upon this question was considered decidedly impro bable. Some of the letters refer to the probability of a treaty similar to that of Nicaragua being de cided upon as a final solution of the question. The proposed passage would then be open to all nations, without distinction. THIS DAY. Two o'CLooc. There is still an absence of active operations in shares. A few descriptions are a shade weaker to day, including Caledonians, Great Westerns, and Midlands ; but generally the market must be reported steady, yesterday's quotations being in most cases maintained. French shares are quiet. gnaw AND SCOCID UNCRIARAIIIIMD. WEDNESDAY EVENING. 14111. 1 / 1 1TO. Closing Wow patents,. Ms to-day.up VA p.m. it AsnbNU. Notting.. Buda Nil SW Junction . etl titonrtiallici N NANNosik, Loaceshire,A 111 all 7 71 101 144 114 104 dl. I7i 144 V 6 96 191 194 71 221 -- 134 1200 6 / 4 4f 861 14. Mad old aaiar Odukargadi AI COON' aid ltalyhmid 11 Cohan& Sada& 14 Uginaand artastJuia ill Dynan ,and Aber -11 Prt Ae Anglia& (SO L, i sad 1.. & D) dl Dn. (Slti L in.) I. Raters Counties ... ill Gamma OalteLina A.. 111 Prettl i e ill Bat 1 anceditre d 1 Got a Went India Doak. and Sinn. 'sodas 10 Ediatotzgh mod °logo& . Fallaburgla, l'arth,Doidir IS Glamor South Weston, dl Gnat Boehm II Do. Awes, A, Stork ill Do. 6 Mares, B. Brook dl Lit.goolhaa4 la float Windom ill Waster and Cerlle2e .. 11 Do. Third.. at Laartahlre and . Torgablo II Do. Fifths ... 11, W. Wa-t dl Lcadallorthe-ti 114 Loudon and Blaeliwall 1.4 do., !highway& 4. Co.:i Kt Load= it Nurth-Wour 14 Do. do., t &Aro 12 Do. Vlttlia 1 DO. ii..llh,lllla ite I/4) lAndon t goutAiNciten 121 Do., L . 44 Da. /140 all Idedandrry& Eaulakillen all Voneli.,Buz.,sail3doloe o 0 larash.,iiher.,l2l.lncolols _42 __249./dara.&Llael. 8010 JOl 10 a 11l ll AS 49 301 114 4 51 In I 2n J 67 6e 101 191 92 80 82 9 10 is 71' 78 61 6 die 4 4 15 1 8 : 101 e 7 05 1221 1124 5 i i pa fl " 61 021 " 4 4 As 4 8 " 114 124 3 24 die 671 67i 86 18 20i ISt 40 n 1 89 73 21 1051 il 122 6 27 Is' 70 li7 9311 8I 2 47 1 1 7 M:Ioô Z. I 11 ...-- , A ..1. ..; • g .4.„7 er o 4:iresat'''' • ' jes../e4,•-:4 /:;i1( 0 "/" . " ~/..-.r. 4 .,• n ' ~7 . ,ZW l ...- , ---0 1- 7 7-7.". -----"" ../ Ttt , No. 1,809.] LONDON, THURSDAY EV :__:, TtgITAXMIA MUTUAL LIFE: ASSOCIATION, DIE 11151101 ) OF LONDON AGALNST THE ems (123) which, though different in kind, might compete 1, esenewspelela Daub. L ond on. REV. J. E. GLADSTONE.-JUDGMENT • for excellence with these in the National Gallery. There Xi ew e r...red by Dar rows rya! Letters Ern% is Wilkie's " Guess my name," one of the finest for form •.. •ilealtT ALUM tat nfifi e lesekbeetts.peet, Chalnews COURT OF ARCHES .- THIS DAY. and clear Teniers-like colour of his works. There is N ... ~,r a gets. ewe, IN, Won weleatrest across Is. J. Delwin Allom's . Breakfast Parlour of Sir Walter Scott," elegant , . le ce s ium Foe. Sifealager Mills, beraunikey. This being the day appointed for deliveringiudg_ iu arrangement, forcible in execution as anything ever e.' r.;4 M ag ,55 art II . " d Tw.Aestra , meet in this lung pending inquiry , the court was thronged Leslie produced , with a natural softness of colour and en , , ; • .Bee, hq., alawbiewell. at an early hour. Dr. ilayfora, on behalf of the institutor intensity of pathetic sentiment of which Leslie - 1 8 . 1 a ....sots. bra . White ItarLantart, Lombard-Amt. hie. There is one of three landscapes by Constable which .et ~,..., ,„. s et, 1i... 1 , Su , t'vrehill. of the suit, was present ; and Dr. Spinks • appeared for the Pa ,be .. , • .. i .... Ito sit Kelm r t .. 1, Ertneelorier, Dusk , d e r, o d er , t h e n ee , J. lc„ üb t a t t oae , w h o was i n t h e b o d y can only looked at tranquilly whe n . one ' • umbrella is . in p one's hand. There are masterly specimens of °pie, Collins, i n ; . ~ r, r. I os, 7, T. ralerse.ystri. Of the court. •,, • , se. ea+. les t ou•-oommone. Sir J. Dodson, having taken kis scat upon the bench, R eynolds, Fustii, Phillips, Romney, Harlow, and Wilson _ en ,.... i - •••••,. -:;•111•11rtelli kr. try, Is Oltleelsw's,Lintolala proceeded to deliver judgment. Ile said this was s In short, th. re is enough of the excellent in the departed " lan. marten of the . British school to bring a blush into the cheeks suit instituted in the Court of Arches by letters of re has • . -' ' ' 1... " . )1 laud r er i 4 e "...n sio.ML44 IS, tAmi ''' tteet . me ' eeest from the Nish of London, in pursuance et the statute of living artists when they think of the Royal Academy's 1 a .14 Vie., chap. 36, commonly called the Church Discip teesew -I " ra ' " 1.44 e. 't!, * ", "4 V ' mters ' 5' 4 i'ma ' nl ' 3.. ' line n •b' I - of Canterbury • Exhibition for 1852. Though the artists of the Netherlands and our own coon •L Aet, by winch bish ops the province TM, m dihtival was 00 0i 64 2 . 4 .' 144 " ' 1 " Ar a different title enabled to send caws of this sort (or discussion in the Courtworthily re try preponderate, Spain, Italy, and France are . ! *Wrung the JO ffl,,,egi ig presented. There is one little gem of a W atteau, two 1 , loth , ,• e i'_ o , o at 41 1'2 4 " 1,. but ,„, , ...„11 1 _ 44 .._ 41 •?•" of Appeal to be there heard and determined. It would liable Kail du Jardine, and a Mouclicron of great s -, - , - '-, d l e ' -''''' '''` y h'e ••••• •••= l°- hardly be necessary for him to state the proceedings in the ealm. There and his im lir; et ar „a m e s em b e mi p a ip fi e ba ss o s a. ~.,1 „,,, ... m ow caw, as thatkidalreadybeen done 4 " -. " t '' l ' a ' mall A. ' Nis '" ? passiontel death of Itegulus. there is a wonderful por- ,„, • , ,• . :. ...bowl. se the airsurr two previous necsainna, but he might state that, in virtue of trait of Cosmo 1., 17 Tintoretto, and his "Christ washing r 11, ,ihst 4 are dor' 4 mutually MINIM dr , pAk., g,, , ,,k,,,, ....1 nip these letters of request, a citation was tweed from the Court his Disciples' feat, with its miraculous iday of colour. , I' •,. w ' 4 tee Current ,'"'" Ow ales; thue wanntwinsh of Arches, and personally served upon Mr. Gladstone,. • There is an instructive series of pictures by P. de Perumno. L o s ~, ,o rins.li de ere. pa,. ot to tie , ~,,,,,,,t, ..,_ , whereupon an appearance was given for him by his proctor Lastly, there portraits d imaginative' • are an paintusp by ...r -- ',7„,' - i er:„ .. h4"'"l ' m t 1 . ,, • ",,".. - 4 „,;„,, ,. "LtTr it. „,.., -- ,,;: who produced articles. These article, were brought in an d ~, """.,' ''',l - t f i t C which "*. - "-- --' ".-----' admitted without op 'Son by Mr. Gladstone. Upon the a ' e asquer, conveying an adequate ides of that great ''''.-.- "4 ~Ire. ' l.. followingcourt-day, after the admission of the articles, Al. master. . "' I „ ,• ..ei rates rye Men or. , Jed; re entitling the armor cow r, and In this exhibition every ono will find matter to please, e excite,and inter at • the artist and student of art will find rd .., •. • ..-..... • etay lever, us • such t e err, 401 10rt01. 01106 0 * admitted the truth et the remainder, namely, the 1ie1,3rd,6th,.. itlo,lof instructit L in.' ,' a'" 1""; tie o'.. ` ''''''''"'"" ad' . 1 '", r",hle by the 7th, Bth, and 9th. Three witnesses were produced:mon the 1.,...5er. t he. tors the ROUX, WAN Witt IJO•Pu. rotes May articles, and publication was then prayed. Mr. Gladstone _.. . ~ --a eee be 5ei.5....1. ‘ ,„51,. te , g u m l e n stopped that by the insertion of an allegatiou, which was MINES. :."4"1" of the l ' ab ' " a" b.id ' l."' ; heought In and its admission opposed, and the court -te eh eels of the sestr• and rod s of tics sestet, we . . -.1 by shoes be Lemons of the Praha" are from Ow l° thought that opposition was well founded, so that the elle sird. station was rejected. The articles had since passed, and WEDNESDAY EVENTNO. • -' •."" 11 `""" 1 ft',"•,,l''''' ,I°6 the 1 ,,,,,, 7tb , A P T „.,„,," 1 tt a , 4 ,', i. ,, after a very I. ngthened argument it was now his duty to Tho market has not been quite so active as yes. •_,,,...„,'11'er",,,“:' u. ~%,„,,„''''''''Z'e , ,L,'''' , ..P „ ,„e ' s " “m ee r - -e - r mr- M- 'O pronounce judgment. The offence charged against Mr. terday, but remains steady, and sellers of good '''.-- - - - ''-- -- ----- - ' .' - '-'' ' Uladstone was contained in the heading of the article., and stocks are easily accommodated. The demand to-day •• k II kvecu‘• pr.., by order of the road of I/Hotter, was to the effect that ho had publicly read prayers, preached was chiefly fur llolmbush, Clive, and West Caradon, E. IL VOSTER. It. elder Director. and administered the holy sacrament, and performed Which torsion. mat I, IAL ANDREW ERANi IS, Seeretus. arc all ri s i ng . Shareholders in copper mines divine offices in an unconrecrated chapel, called Long-• . 1., •• eireani•es Muted Llb Aouviation" is sliire.Mr iliatinct ____ -.. Ch me' in the pariah of St. Martin-in-the-Fields and are especially interested in the steady rise in the I.viv. and ovh pendent of, the proprie ary etre transarina Weiner I.:r. dioc e se .-, of London , the value of that metal, as noticed below. 'The prices at • t h e . e s t h e .. g e u e ,,,,,,, I ,a, e m„,,,,,,,,,, c e ,,,,,, e ,” Th e rho '•• 1...1.0. b. mien lbe tw.. e.tabldmients us, that their atrium bishop, his previous license having been revoked by him, which sales have been made are reported to us a. vedd ei. th ,a.l. rein.-en on: by the saw n Ma ra% by o ak), an d contrary to t h e prohibition of the bishop. Now the first follows by the most resp , ••ectable brokers and dealers ~,... . !.• .• . nide distaterem. stool the Mutual Asexiattion are reduced of the articles set forth the law of the case, and the court in • •-••-••• Imr centre.. net the receipt. .__ .. upon the law as applicable to the facts charged in the 'rte• frequt•ntly existing in this variable market as be ck., and as to the right of the bishop to revoke the license twcen buy.er and seller :-Ilolmbush, 19, 20; Wheal , . .• - ,4. r isiz. and to prohibit Mr. Gladstone from performing thew offices Brewer, 22 . Clive, 3:• . ; South Tolgus, 160; Vale of for the future. He did not therefore think it necessary to Towey, 31s. ' fid.. West Caradon, 125; liwlch Consols, i:„... 4 . .• discus. that point any further. The eases of Barnes V. A, - ; L Alfred Consols, 131• I" • .. ' • . '.: ! 1 I Shores, llodmon v. . Dillon. and Freeland v. Neale, ' Busiaess in the old mining shares remains lead been duly considered, and left the court no room g g . dull, 1 to doubt the correctness of the conclusions arrived but prices are supporte d . at in those cases. The remarks which were made by the were inquired for to-day, learned counsel for Mr. Gladstone (Dr. Spinks), in opposi- closed at . 4 to Liberty (Virginia) shares and reached 4 prem., but 1 prem. New Granada are very fiat. • lion to a previous judgment, although somewhat irregular, s - - - Australian Consols are quoted t• die. to par; Mel •'• CD were listened to with great attention by the court, but they boar to 1 • Yuba 'liver, 1 dis to bourne, par . prom. „ j . . j i. --- • were not of sufficient weight to induce him (the learned i ' 1 ---- 1 4 judge) to doubt the conclusion at which he had arrived rem.; Britannia, with regard to the principle laid down in the cases ho had c is. to par. I die. to ; 1 , prem.; Baden Baden, , 1 ,- , • :I i ,__________ j:: mentioned. Adhering, then, to the law of the ease as c o ' bre shares advanced about 15s. to-day, and closed already stated, he came to the consideration of the question firm. Mexican and South American are also in de • 141 0 whether the charges alleged against Mr. Gladstone were established by sufficient proof. Before he entered upon mend, and rising. South Australia Copper Com that question, it would not be out of place to offer some pony 11 shares aro heavy. Anglo-Mexican Mint objections to the proceedings made by the learned counsel shares art , quoted 23. MPORTANT to FAMILIES FUItNISIIING, alt. etude amerce with ecanean•_. -JAVEII t`Oon's THHEE ai • cas....a fitE„Ncll POLDHIED HAIM/DANT ARABIAN LIED. was Neal i t on the score of irregularity. there had been an omission in the citation whi ch a It had been stated that Our anticipations of the upward course of prices to the proccediegs, and must in[ di- in the market for copper are being fully realised, . In addition to the advance of Id. per lb., as reported stein. is. Shen Cabinet, Carpet. Looking-or% art Unhohmrp date them. By the omission of the word "in ' • it Wartheriee.-illaiWl7oB thet m sn, 22 and 25, uenaeleolklines. was eonteaded that the Bishop of London had designated by us last month, another advance of Id. hiss just lINKIIIMIUDDE. fietimales Sires. end a Hard Pewee sent WC himself "Father God" instead of "Father in God." It taken place in the price of manufactured copper. fee• TO THE TItADE.-AT TILE CIGAR WARE- that it was a title at one timo blespheinotul_y assumed by absence of any counteracting increase of supplies, 1. nor -hi. The la ger stork of aigars and chsroote in tee the Pope, whe was designated " P ater osier blasphe m ousl y Dormer e there is every iwobability of a further improvement Wee! ea. stlilliy warranted . Cubs re. ed. sad 7.. W. per lb.; Dew." Ito (the Dean of . Arches) scarcely new w Ilanianish.... sit. sad se. ad . per lb.; Cubism lad eaves , re. &L per the learned counsel was serious in urging this argument, being soon red ised. At present the attention of the lb., a West., tepee, Emperor. Prase, VT agora" Rempereomelv, for it certainly did not carry that weight which he gravely trade and others interested is earnestly directed to es , ..w dos, /.siren- and Trento" 9 . ed. per Ph; Charente, Se. 9d, attac h e d to it. It was to he observed that the omission of the position of the copper mines of South Australia, pH lb.: HiAlean. and Eieloricam ea. ' al. end Is. ed. per lb. To ne. . t VICO w h ich must de deemed a mere el. • I this monosyllable, WILL and tax, Heir mt., I and llssalastarers, Nes. 0, 7,the operations of winch are represented as being seas, Pieldiesplane, Eariebesp. /mono sad C 0... C o l on error, occurred in the preamble of the citation , and that in moat seriously interfered with by the scarcity mot :a Is. nere C4ars, ousel to Llegigli. Ils. ed, per lb. Genuine the other portions of the citation the Bishop of London was Varner' ItasenaM isa ail. Sae., Sea. sad 24.. psel► rightly described. The accidental omission of the word in of I bou a r consequent upon the gold discoveries the preamble of the citation could not 'mislead any one. iu the sister colonies. Unless this want is amply THE 11131 AN HAIR.-ROWLANDS' MA- It certainly did not mislead Mr. Gladstone in this case, fur and promptly supplied, there will be a great falling- A C.l.oltlt OIL is jadly renowsed throughout tae world ber its be Lasso Lair. Its operation in es not Weems ir peculiarly Refine citation in appearance of Sir. Gladstone this respect, the appear will consequently be much a ff ected. The present so ti.at, In nearer Instances wherein Mbar remedies bees beft would have cured that defect. It appeared to h im (the iniu iii yam, WHIFLANI.OO M tt•ASSA it OIL has chested s eons- judge) to be a trifling matter, on which no question of t h e quotations of the market are thus reported by 'Alcorn. yin, resimeu in et b.autiful bale. la the growth of wrier% We- slightest importance could be raised. It was quite impossible Sims Willyams, Nevill, I ) ruce, and Co. :-Mann rmok, and saustarlor, it Se Mr unfailing I. Its fur a moment to suppose that the Bishop of London meant facto red, Ild. per lb.; tough cake and tile copper, ow. Isie eb , .dres it Ls especially reoreseaded, r forin 4l.6l ? t laang = i ,, e b eea , t as el bred e e w e ...a , eiderte ., the see es di... nab 00 , to assume the antis Christian and blasphemous title said 98/• per ton ; discount on rho above, 21 per cent. ; areirary. Price as od. and Ts.; ce find,. t o otl es ( moo t to t wo to have been claimed by the head oe another church. ye l l ow metal , sheathing, and bolts, 91d. per lb.; dis nu ati, at toast ; and gear [kat Oink Ste, Cantion-Os th e Another objection which had been urges,' by the learned wars./ m ewit,..._ '' betlis an thine weed '. in two lin e s " lowlands' ' counsel was, that the citation which was served upon Mr. count on the above, 21 per cent. Itewwe ' (4l " " ' sae we " i "" 1 us the hies of tk. w ttPar Gladstone was not proved to have been served by two wit- At the half-vearly meeting of the General Alining wisely I,SuO thare,matatalng MAW leture.--Seid by A. ROW SID „ sad seiNa, 30, liattaasprdea, LaSilug, gad by all ebonite and eee- "- - , cora which in such a ease was absolutely necessary. This Company of creland, held on the ith inst., a divi- Oessers. was the first time he (the learned judge) had ever heard the deed of .5 per cent• on the paid-up capital was de doctrine laid clown, that it was necessary to prove service t clared, making a total of 50 per cent , paid in thri ll%) H. EI.N. 1, I 7; MILLS, i 4 tir, this any ca ot w he t r t tli t a d n h l p h w e a n u t to t rie tt e tt d f,.. le s e t r e of tw l o b: f ee t : y et...Du o in 1846 OXVORD.STRZET, proved the citation, for not only was there the oath of the • h dent i n since the commencement of the company, • LOND 0 N , reverend* apparitor for the service, hut there was the testimony of Mr. The United Mexican Mining Association have re to. blably.thrlsbed OOLD - .., Willett, who was cognisant of the circumstances, and who ceived their usual monthly report from the mines, ( A L. '" 17 4 ' ee ,,„ , ;,` GOLD DIALs.JEWELLED , AlwE '''' wMe It "' knew the citation to lea proper one. Another objection dated cl EON TAL CONSTRUCTION which had been urged was that the citation was served in 'HY - NV ' „( . Me, at Five Cialeess'eseL ' the diocese of Winchester , whereas the letters of request / 7 _, • In .11ver lases, at Two. were from the diocese of London. He (the Deane( Arches) At the Aline of R rho ell continue to week ;lie .. ayes, " e owne , rs . s i .nne work the mine , ..AL , in e eli c e c l o ly tin b t y ,. B . p h sc u one , ' u b c u e t w el et t h r, extracted is be •;(4'' " r ti''' --, - r e .• 10013 .- Half Guise. , melt. could have no doubt that a citation from that court, and sagl less each week. The entre on the th months had ~.'t, • . ...e w $ll°W-1 " ))14, " served anywhere within the province of Canterbury, was , ... 171, esti:tilt ma ostensive been coming :80 dollars, the . proportion appertaining to the 7 •' , '" r re 4 . ss -r '''' O i l asserensent of New and valid, indeed tie apacarance of the party to it was binding. bars over which the company heals a lien, amounts to i' 7" , ~ ~, et . ..ecoo tan ee n pent. The letters of request came from the Bishop of London to the 1275 dollars, and reduced the general mine ' debt to ..•,''. •• ' Llltte. ) ' ) and the NISW strx-rito Court of Appeal tior the province iu the terms of the Church ee .c. 45697 : 7 : 5 dollars. The roars drawn from the Raves a• 0 - .. il i a-- '' -- and esker PLATED 04UOIYA Discipline Act. The citation issued under the authority of ' Mine by rho United Mexican . Mining Company in the , a \.( i a ' e i'v at eteesalintir 1104000 d the o ffal principal of the court, and was served upon Ir , media r uarte 'mounted to 39 525 dollars a ains't 4 080 V,ll . tie . .:)/ Pt: g Gladstone, who thereupon appeared. But Mr. Gladstone ..." ' * no gold JEWEL- Lzay o, a j oz , to ewdles „ had no valid excuse to allege. He was resident in the pro- Sollars d g urin • r direction ' ' g ' g its by the owners. asse ci e . , veriety. Else Mid Gaud., vincc of Canterbery, and consequently within the jurisdic• New Alines, ALDANA.-The enactments required by the mining laws have been complied with. The outlay is from JOY. emits; also AL- ties of the court. A further objection was, that the pro- limited to the low sum required to keep possession of the EMI' ell AIX., Iron 1,5 a. melt. ceedings against Mr. Gladstone had been taken with undue mine. t l'inaalef. enitelehle the Urn of Meet and Sliefehek will be baste, and that the rev. gentleman had no opportunity of T is•' s•e•-t, tree, es applisares by letter; and an early spplicatlun ItINIDAD.-The cross cut towards the vein of La Luz considering what he should do; that he was s n ort eonsilii, • e• . -tee h as been driven 301, yams. The working is at present and that he was le . d into error ill cense uenee of this un • i.e Address-171, 172, end ISO, OXFOND-SYNEET, q looking very promising, the rock presenting appearances Li.vi.r. ss, necessary and unjustifiable speed. The learned counsel which have led to favourable results in other mines on the who masa° this objection was not engaged for Mr. Glad- same lode. I,llFirrilliCSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI- she in the earlier stages of the ease. lam of opinion, MINA GRANIA.-The merits , of this speculation having J. 1 ;: - .1. hy lit. HARRY'S ItIVALLYTA ARABSCJI FOOD.- said the learned judge , th at the f acts charged in the article been very su ffi ciently tested, it was determined to give up .• . •,• : , __.• p,ft, ye ... i w s wor ta s at e w p m k ali app vi i.. ars supported by sufficient proof, and I, therefore, admonish the mine to the owners within, the two months specified by n•• :.r...., asthma, emelt, eanstrpollan, Ifrimbnat slob- Mr. Gladstone to refrain from the like concoct for the fu , the contract, Jesus Maria y Jose. The favourable indica a 7 • ~ •*s'ners. sad susnitteng. bamboo .b 1 Du ture-to refrain front reading FraYers , Pub li elltrenehine•en" tious in the "Trento " of La Nativiilad had very much im e r. 4."-51.4.. Jolly, reera4: 4l 7 near pm, administering divine offices in the unconsecrated building t -'' 7 i • .4 47 ' 1 ' 7 ' 4 '"s t he 11.16 the Le " Sa i l " d i called L on acre Chapel, until be obtains a license f the proved in the course of the month ; great hopes for the sue t• • "1 Is ere derived oseselomMo I ron Ter Foot mid "re ° CCU of the undertaking were entertained. A cross-cut has • • • , e , e• p.iblieelao of these 11n00..-Mwert At Donn. Sold In bishop, and front performing divine offices there or else- been driven through the lode, which has shown a width of .- . ts.l ~ a* .I,s, 38.; 2 its, at le. M.; AP., as IIs.; li lb., at where in the diocese of London and province of Canter- 7 versa and favourable indicatious of ore. As the ore ap ' ' ' • r-rete al Mtaillre le lks at sli. ; 3 Is, at Ma; the 10 lb. bury ; an I I condemn him in the costs of this suit . pears to be working downwards, a " peso" would be imme. as “• ~ ',MAW* gig oat huh of girrtgoa Mt elindPl Ilf F o e l - o Ser Mr. Tebbe the proctor, having given notice of appeal d* l openedthe bI 1 d • d h mite y to test pro aic deposit at a greater cpt . ''' '''' ''' r '' - ' e %kyr md '-"ks in• 34 " Ike••••""k-. 141 " 1 " 11, °I" against the &Makin, the proceeding terminated. •• . • e.arseretreet, Ned 411, rblemine otter teem. The future outlay of the fund* available in Mexico the manager proposes to confine to the development of those operations which present hopes of a speedy and successful GItEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FINE ARTS. result-namely, Jesus Maria at the prceent tame, and La Trinidad whenever the vein may be cut. A •excial general meeting of the Great Western lIRITISII INSTITUTION. FINANCEIIN Mexteo.-The available asset is 99,603 0 4 It ....ess Cunspany was held yesterday at the Paddington exclusive of liabilities and current expenditure. et.o. al, Mr. C. ItesalLL in the chair, in order that a copy The exhibition of paintings by the old masters, at The amount of quicksilver in hand was as follows: In ot t'.•. tot.owing bill, now pending in parliament, might the British Institution, is always among the most pleasing use at Herrera, lbs. 17,032.11; dulores, 12,062.13; daran, le ..emitted foe consideretion and approval, vie., a bill to of the season. The taste and seal which year after year 6,204.5; total, lbs. 3.3,300.1. e•i• • re. !raffia arrangements between the Great Western, keep these exhibitions so instructive are most honourable to ZACATECAS CLAINS.-Dellnite information respecting I'. ".r. w.bury sad Birmingham, the Shrewsbury and the directors. For uniform excellence in the paintings this their final arrangement was being continually expected, r -•• '•'• e, the Shrewsbury and Hereford, and the Hereford, year presented to the public, end for the high mastery of but up to the moment of the mail leaving had not arrived. It .... and Gloucester ft iilway Companies. wrist among them, the present exhibition has scarcely beta HACIENIIAB.-Dolurts and Duran continue fully ens ]a• I•° %INN AN baying briefly wired the objects of the gu by any of its pr predecessors . ',toyed upon bought ores as previously reported. Barren r-, • at. the beads of th e bill we-ro read, after which a rc- C ad works of maiden of the Netherlands and English is also employed with halt power on the same clan of re ' •- a ei•aroving of the bill was put and carried timid- schools preponderate to such an extent as to give its tone duction. e. ,- and character to the Exhibition; a circumstance by no _____ 1 - e. ••taig tans separated. means to be regretted. The peculiar merits of the 'best THIS DAY. I li . 1 ma AND 811113WelLIURY IttILWAY.-A special ,_. paiatinge of these schools ono. more within the range of average connoisseun than thew of the best Italian paint- There is no m the gold movement in Two o'Ccoce. mining shares .. . I'. in. vein gof the shareholders of this company was am, end consequently spurious counterfeits or inonetrosities, to-day, except Yuha River, which are good, at 4to 4 I. • : ....1... ID. al Hotel, Chester, yesterday afternoose for admired because of the artist's name attributed to them, 1 * ; use eof considering and approving or otherwise of a ate less frequently met with. The excellences of these schools em ; Carl•n's Creeks are also well supported. .' ' " I. f"r" Parliament, to *When" truffle arrange . are of the kind which require a considerable advance in Liberty shares aro quoted 4 to 1 prem.; Britannia, 1 . -.' I. tweet. the Great Western, thc Shrewsbury and artistic knowledge to develop fully, and therefore we are ,1 dia. to 4 prem. 1 h , ou t; the , s hr ,, weho,r,„ l " o theater. the ,Shrewsbury,, seldom called upon to admire the crudities of early painters , . , Orwell Business i . :,• l ' r '4",,,an4 litters d , 444 • 0 . awl Gloucester rteliweY where energy and . xilirapses of beauty glimmerthrough much mi. sears . lies. °Pa.! price. done wi. me.. A resolution approval of the act, and as that is distrudeful. This class of paintings may attain to a less 1 I yesterday. to-day. it a ulna nt meg &tieing it, were submitted to the meeting. elevated standard of grace and imaginative power and AP r much disesiesioe, the motion was put from the chair, besot than those of Italy-though even on this score we 100, 00 0 1 Aar Fria all par t pm. Its , ' tli. votes being starly equal, a poll was demanded, will lot be positive, but - in them - high Ih of to 0 ^ Pa 4liaki fklifeenhus ....- 1 all I 1 si a p te master, 10 . ,a0s ae &limiest *foie theme appeared a majority of : 2,913 foe die original t e more frequently obtained. . 1 11110113. 10.0 1, 41 HO amtraleeiesi Teniers, the two °stades, Ruyedael, llobbimag. Bee- Awn 10 Auetnitnin ~ .. _ 3 41 I S l l3l.WslidßY AND lIERFYORD RAILWAY.- A spe- hem, Cu yp, Miens, and Van de Velele, are admirably re- Peva 1 Australian Freehold .. I dle eel muting of the shareholders in this railway was held at Presented. There are a variety of Treiers of the very Me, I Ave Hiaria..„ ..... S° , .'s sharp yesie May , th e H on . It. 111 Cli ve , !wt.., i ii th e purest, el colouring that ever proceeded from the 8 0 4 " 30 Hk""'''"• Iron .... fled 9 - •••,,_ thi:r. The Whsracliffe order in refer' nce to bills now be- , artist's palette. The landscapes with figures by I. °Wade 'V . .= 3 1 ri ri l i . i a ni 7,! r o a !,, i . aa oi r y? . hi po i . 2 11 I, 4.- tn. parliament for tarrying out a traffic arrangement with will repay careful exeminatiou, were it only on account of 6,00 e 30 Dm OomssandCulabe..i Id - - t_•h• , Shrewsbury and Birmiegham and Chester and Great . the grace of some of his figures. "hours smoking," by 111,1sso 20 Do. SL Juba DA key' ..; 13 - - West.orn Companies was fully complied with; a resolution A. O.tade, is admirable for the ease and charucteristie ex. 210,051 I carom'. Creole ....... all par I s rt n appvewial the alliance , being unanimously adopted. ression of the figures. A landscape with a waterfall, by 11 01, 1 .. Oshre copper «... ....... 40 30 1 4 I.(sirDOX AND NORTH WIATENN RAILWAY.- 100 OM a Colonial Gold I 1 dis 1 rtuysdael, presents the transparent gloom of the e . i 3 0 _,_......... •••••• _ _pm e.m Of traffic for the week ending June 6, 1852 :- unbroken curve of falling water, the froth of the vexed Tom° '• 4 . '"i: a0 „,,,,, ma ths , m , o '; If I du I , k "'"' , parce ls, carriages, heron., and moils, foam below, and the dark glassy tranquility of the pool 2A,,,..0 20 0...,1 , • ah. la.; su.ressmlie. 17,27.11. Its. 3d . ; catt l e, above with miraculous trials, freshness, and power. }lob- seers , .solth .- tleutitidn. -...... all II I fib rir. fa.. sd. Total, 42,1011. 2a. 0.1. Co ding hiss ' s fresh foreground, and Berglient's distant aerial tints Moon Gnat Ecihrnoth _ all 11 11 pm '''''''. 111 41. 1.v.-1.7.4. 19s. Id. Ditto 1850, 48,277/. us. 3tl' are exquisite. A view of Dort by Cuyp can aciucely be 100,00 liberty ', ell 1 4 1011 Labe Natant.; I all les I Avarua's.. lk l o-963,434i.35.4d ; 1 . 861-996,3.50.. 2a. Id.; surpassed for the transparency and tints of its water. A " a '..;:rei i ' Lon. ISCalitur,O.QM.C.Ari all I 4 ills IS:ez-tm;.:,344. g.. 9d. . landscape with cattle and figures by Van de Veld, adds, 30,000 I itextedinsoutliAmerlosa 1 141 (TREAT NORTHERN MAILWAY.-MetnErt Of triffle if poasible, to our conception of the artist's swage of ass- win,nou New (dards .... MI I I die 1 firth.tery. Vandyke contributes a graceful and dignified per- 200,000 Noviver Mends ~..._-• vo ~ k t e n d ing May 30,1%2, P 1 - en, [' retie * et ' trait of William% Villiers, Viscount Orundison, two female 1 60 , 000 eon Philip. ........ . ..... 1 I Par 4 el• ''`i h"r"'" doge, and mai15,6,099,:. 19s. Od; merchandise .. . , SO tOO ^Quirts Puck WI 1 1 ills , lad Minerals, 5,1/E.H. 111. 11 ttle 1841. 64 Rol. T tal portraits, and an Assumption of the % irgin. arum Retinas ,i .ono 1M laminar, de Cuba ; 161 101 101 101 1 1, - 111. Is. 21. ris * • • *; ea ' • • To W , we have a powerful, gorgeous portrait of Thomas Earl of ' 16011. 1 4outh AustraLlan I 1 IMs par ; I("1711 T _ , !responding week, 1851, 10,942/. Os. 4.1. Arundel, and • curious " Discovery of Catlett.," after Titian g oj e to In n ( i s m "' 14 fl 3 TAISOItIiSHIRE MAILWAT.-Traffie return __. *Sr rtilwey mid ea 1 f Lilian translates' by Ruben.. A Heigh '• Feast, by 51,171 27.2sjitiefted sreafean --- .... I all 121 1 0 jn j 1.. _ nit er the weekending May30,18;i2,6,1191. Rembrandt, is characterised by the breadth and serial magic 100,000 I 1 West Arsenio., all 4 1 die ii 1 tine week last year, 1.9711 -Note. The above of that master. - ._ . _ is exclusive of the receipts with the Load in a available under the agreement The English section of the exhibition keeps its MANCHESTER, JONI 9.-Prices have again somewhat , ...._.., •. nd North Western Railway ComPeny• ground well beside these great masters. There is improved, and there has been • slight increase of business. `'""ii • DERRY AND ENNISKILLEN MAILWAY.-.- a sea-piece by Turner -of his sober era- which Illeekburn entre, 211; East Lauctubire, 171, i ; Data nom, ir '' .l l• 4 '. for the wet k ending June 5, lets 2; -pee. for the originality and power of its forms, the aerial (pref. quarters)„ 93.11 i; Ditto (fifth,), I! prem.; Leeds, 2 4 71 „• 1,7 ' o s. 7d. ; Gioxls and mails, 1231. 17s. ltd. Total, appearance of its clouds, the glassy swell of its waters, and 721, a ; Sheffield peels., 13,1; Ditto (new profs.), 13.16 pm.; • ••I ft (411 • hi t. ~ _ miles open.) Corresponding week, flickering ploy of light, ,lefies rivalry. 'there are and- Oswestry rind Cheetere, 13 ; West Ridings., 4 dia. ; Dover, ion. es. led. (15 miles open.) *capes and purtraits by Gainsloorough ; among the former, 201 ; Bank of Manchester, a. The English F eel ion of the exhibition keeps its ground well bold° these great masters. There is a ma-pieee by Turner—of his sober for the originality and power of its forms, the aerial appearance of its clouds, the glassy swell of its waters, and flickering ploy of light, :e es rivalry. 't'here are land. 'capes and portraits by Oaiusborough ; smoag the former, JUNS 9.—Pried hare again somewhat improved. and there has been a slight increase of baths's,. Blackburn prat., 211; East Lancashire, 17}, ; Ditto (pref. gout rs), 3.111; Ditto (fifths), 1! prem.; Leeds, 721, 1; Sheffield prefs., 13i ; Ditto (new profs.), 13.16 pm.; Otwestry and Chetters, 13 , West Ridings, 4 du. ; 1)ovefo, 202; Bank of Manctioster, t. Midland , „ 10•. 17 w«t.(1);elm Nil Newmarket 12 Newport, Atrerrowast, and SO 7 4 Newry and Eanlektike M. :IC Norfolk Id IS De. New SlO.. . 00 .• Northern Isaunher Valois St. AS Nord, BrltLiett IC 13 NOIIII Deena, Nal IS 17 , North 11l lu SO St. IL 11l lo 86, 20 North Waters 6 North *South Wert..lloo all 1121atd, Ware., & Weleun :eat 11ai Cestral 16 oeaUlalt 1111dlasd sahrews. 12irm. Clam A ✓ lb., Clem 8... • liresaburs & -Itregmbury and (Aarta, (Nur. W. Alin.) all Do. Halves is - Do. Dowo•try 64 ibropoldro Colo. DlttoA, B. C, sad P. fa, paW up at per Coat. 14 South Devon . 11) ionth !oaten . 10 Youth Wale* JO *oda= mad Hartlepool A TbasoellsreaDotkaltdl. IT Vale of Walk 2 Waterford sad kili= tll Watetford sad Li if West Conaeoll Tark.Sireatillektlerdte 10 fro. M.. Itsuo.ione .• 10 11 b) al NO I al 13 - I I r);:(131:1.1';Weli;;T . . 14, I Teak and North blthiao, LIMB LIMED AT eallodi;11 pd.,orwithfroar. antee Ilea, to Ot.Wbat. Ditto without •nosrantee (leased to Oren, We.tern aim., Wolf and Dodlo) salkslulTy47,ornitbenuer. lOtani to titentWc•t•rt DlttO Irthont imaronto 171;seitTto - tiOUtWeeieit 17; nueklightunthlre (lean: to LoottoonN.Western 10 Clotlett.ht:i Junction (kiwi tolnlidonise) . Is ItaitLincelnsh.guat Ott.‘t. (Naal to Gt. Notation) alotteeettr & Dean Patti 60 IN 13 t Ist Il H. s 4 12f L (leaved to Great Vt Wert. 10 Bullk4elh/(l.7orkaiNM;ri la Do. 4 sham (ditto) 141 Do. I ehareo (ditto) Ibredsik Bradford 121 Ueda and Greenwich I Geared to Booth h 10 I:Nilo Preference (ditto; w Loweetoft (luar.apertkatt. (leased to Norfolk) NotUtensikkartern Sperel (leased to Zaat.Couatii r 15 Mania Wyi e ( leas. Lot. I _NN.tyrat.ra Lacc.lkyort. 7v1,1 30 31 :9 38 11 IDitiO 1011 1 1K1 (A) (ditto) to Etesmd. nod Plante (Wand to Bonin Ewen 14 Burton sod Ilitablo (Woe I to Great leartliorn Gl De. hbenreth Ina tria(ditti 114 Aber. Rotb.Goole, 6.5666. (lean to Len. mad Tat 94 &nub Otterordottire (lamed to Mr. Miami) ...... Wear Calks, 6 pz o ac : Geared to Stork Data Ditto Ditto Wilts it *ounce (lewd to Great Western) 4" ,1 30 31 Alvrdeen ..151adontao Atto No. 2, S 7 10 por Cent... ... ICbacter and liolyboad .• th:indeeeon 5 Perl i b o ,.ond Abet rA•taaruan(w.ta)ep.c. Do. do. (74171.) per Ct. 61 Vaat.Oaa.hatc.,3 pa.,Nol Iff Ditto do. N 0.7 10 Do. Nan 0 per Cent. Rod Kaia.l7sloa.laripou.Cpx. ill Int Loa. pC. qr. s&. Illblainib k Tooth, and Desk^ 64 per Cast .. 2; Grist M%Maf ppa.erQni Woutra(l)F.lntlw ee OWasLlllo,63lante aSpc fa. 1. Wanlo2o,Cz.dij p.et. ee tic lArarklmalkiork, 6 pet I. I Lea. It MO. f.'per ct per 01160 Swam. pet. .... CO 5 Itokalllll6Wastere Neu no all 7aellerlornalinikiiis 36 :5 slialltalL/314.0.ti0.5101 10 In Der. New r tlo . 8 Do. At. 100 MtdiandCona.l34l3.4p.C , s Ditto therefrom. 20 10 Norfolk P.:tampion.— , S Do.Cluarontee.l 3k wet. At. 5 Noth tritfab $5 Ilk Oxford, Worcoater , Wolrer., gl3. pir 6 chrewc.kElltio.NeirUmar. 0 ibresaft Chaater(Not.W. Ala. a per Cent... .. 13 :loath Dorm 10 Month York. 4 per — CLOas. Waterlarel k Kilkenny .. II York, Nearedethak Maw , ck,North of nui.pdron S lotto Ditto 10 IfackAN.ll l d.ll42.l;nrai 39i 32 . 4 29 30 lei !le 0 0 361 Iti Itt 13 Pi. 01 e6i 36 12 193 116 '2l illf 1104 le IT IS 30 7 2 et t el I to " 11 11 IS • I SI 63 - vn 241 281 1 :I SI IV IL II 6 I II II 101 102 I lIIIAREL i i di• 9i Oi 18# 1 19 5I 6 611 if 11 via 1 11 pat In MI ad 13L 16{ Hi li 3 Pe Ili 111 I I Pal 31 941 104 111 13 II 14/ 149 l I di- pa p 23 11 14 t~jll Pla 17 17i 134 +f{ dim dim I Idle .7 174 44 3 9,3 FORSION 10 Central Mare rierron 10 Charleroi awl &victim.. 11 Irutill &hank& 11 Wait Who& I Great Indust Praia's!. .. 41 ON_ 4 Grand Jima= at risser 11 Laieulboors 10 Do. (Railway) I Do. ... .„ Do. (Caul) 171 Maria Antonia... 54 Do. do. Now 50 Namur WI Line .. II 16 !ft wharn of ranee,. 231 241 all 30r,MN. (kw B. & Mokaa ship.) 131 141 II ,Orlssaa awl th4r.leaul .. 4 3 1 , 2 12 A id 6 Teri Nal Lynam 3 0 NW 30 Pais sad Orleans 47 Pills mad Imes 11 4 11 1 10 Parte 11414 23 13 16 keen mad Harr@ .. 12! 17 emen• and &rare... . 4 17 Thaw =4 Nik.A‘• 4 di, m 41 Wl4 . 3 31 a d 6 Waslina of Franc .. 11 11 pm ILWAVIL WI 211 14 IC 34 If Al• pas li 4 Si I I An active business was done in the home funds to day, and, under the influence of the continued de mand for investment, combined with the scarcity of stock, prices showed a rising tendency throughout the day, and closed firm. Consols were dealt in to a fair extent at 100; fur cash, for which they left off quoted 1001 to Z, and 100? to 101 for the new ac count of the 16th July. This was settling day in this stock, but the requisite arrangements were effected quietly, the tendency of prices having been steadily upward throughout the month. Last set tling day the quotation for the 9th of Juno was 99! to 1, so that the price now current exhibits a rise of nearly 11 per cent. The lowest price during the period em braced in the account being 991, and the highest 1001, it follows that the extreme fluctuation is 11 per cent. The Three per Cont. Reduced were invested in by the government broker to-day at par, and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. reached 1021. On Friday will be closed the transfer books of Consols, the Three per Cents. of 1726, the Five per Cent. Annuities, Annuities for terms of years, and South Sea Annuities. To-day's business list is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100, 1, f, 1 ; ditto for account, 16th July, 1001, 101, 1001. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99/. 100, 991. New Three and-a Quirter per Cents., 1022, 2 I g. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16, Z. South ' Set: Stock, ill!. Bank Stock, 2221. The reaction in Exchequer Bills continues, sellers pressing rather heavily on the market. The March bills again fell 2s. to-day, closing 765. to 795. prim. India Bonds were dealt in at tlBs. to 903. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions were not so numerous as yesterday, but a firmer feeling is generally apparent. Mexican Bonds were sensibly better. Brazilian are still looking up, and Austrian scrip was driven up to 11 prem. The operations in this last-named security are believed to be chiefly on account of the foreign connexions of the agents, as there is no disposition to touch it observable in the house. Dutch stocks are rising, especially the Four per Cent. Certificates. 'The day's bargains are as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 14, 11, 11 prem.; ditto Old Five per Cent. Bonds , _ 79, 1, 80 (exchange fixed at 10 ft per £ ); ditto Five per Cent. (letter 19, 94,1, 94 ; Brazilian Five per Cents., 101, 100; Chilian Three per Cents., 70; Dutch Two-and-a-llalf per Cents., 63,1, 62 ; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 95, 941, 951. ; Ecuador Bonds, 41. ' • Mexican Old Bonds, 301; ditto for account, 15th June, 204; ditto New Three per Cents., 231,4, I ;Russian Five per Cents., 1101; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911 ex. div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 48Z, ; ditto New Deferred Thre e per Cents., 211, a ; Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 391. There were again a great many transactions in Crystal Palace shares to-day. A considerable de mand being experienced, the price advanced to par, and left off firm. From the Committee of Spanish American Bond holders we have received copies of the documents re ferred to in their communication of Monday rela tive to the Venezuelan debt. They comprise a long despatch from Mr. Lord, addressed to the Finance Minister of the Itepublic, in which ho makes another vigorous protest against the breach of faith com mitted by the government in not remitting, as pro mised, the sums required for the payment of the di vidends due in October and April. In answer to this letter, the ministry merely addressed to Mr. Lord a copy of tho official despatch to the committee in London, which is subjoined, and will be perused with interest, Qs affording a rather stronger founda- I tion of hope for the bondholders to rest upon : Caracas, Bth May, 1ft.52. Gentlemen,—The government expected that the negotia tion into which it had entered for sending funds to Eng land, to pay the dividends due to the Venezuelan bond holders in London, would have bad the desired result ; and, confiding in the success thereof, it hastened to address to you the despatch of 211 h March last. Unforeseen events have, howuvrr, disappointed the wishes of government; who, being guided by the principles of honour and justice, have taken other steps, and more secure measures, in order to fulfil completely the obligations towards the foreign creditors. The result of those measures is the inclosed bill for .5,4541. Os. 2d., on Frederick Iluth and Co., to the order of the Provisional Commission for Venezuela in London. This amount of 5,1541. 6s. 2d, completes the dividend of last October, thus leaving only the last April dividend unpaid, which will be remitted in partial sums by every packet, until completed. Government would have felt very happy if it could have found the means to remit the whole of the dividend due; but not having succeeded, and wishing at the same time to meet its engagements, it has resolved to send the amount in smaller sums by each packet, and thus liquidating the due dividends within a short period. Please to acknowledge the receipt of this letter, with the above bill of exchange, and also to apprise the committee of bond holders of it, for whose security government will always be most anxious to fulfil its duties towards them.—l am, Itc. (Signed) PEDRO C. GELLINEAU. To Baron De Goldsmid, and the other Gentle men of the Provisional Commission for Venezuela in London. The intelligence received by the Orinoco has been regarded with more than ordinary interest, both by the bondholders of Mexico and the large commer cial interests connected with that republic, as publi cation has been given to a telegraphic despatch stated to have been received by Air. Clifford, the British vice-consul, at Vera Cruz, notifying that a new revolution had broken out in the metropolis. The effect of the news on Monday was an immediate fall of 21 per cent. in the price of the bonds, but they speedily recovered 1 per cent., and have since shown further symptoms of a rally. The private letters received by this mail, and dated the City of Mexico, two days prior to the date of the alleged outbreak, have consequently been perused with anxiety, but they afford no indication of any re volutionary movement being anticipated, and it is the impression in the beet informed quarters that the reported revolution will prove to be merely one of those partial and aimless ebullitions of rpular discontent so common in Mexico, owing to the imbecility of the government and the absence of a military or other force sufficient to preserve order. Although the intelligence is discredited, how ever, some degree of anxiety is naturally felt, and the next advisee will be impatiently expected. From the private accounts we glean many particulars of interest to the English bondholders. The question of the tariff was still before the legislature, and it was believed that considerable modifications of the existing rates would be made. With respect to the dispute between the English and German houses at Vero Cruz and the government, it appears to be the opinion on the other side that the mer chants, although they have resisted the pay ment of the duties since November last, will follow the example of the French and Spanish houses, and pay them under protest. As regards the amount of duties that had accrued applicable to the payment of the dividend on the English debt, the bondholders remain uninformed. The committee state the bondholders proportion of the duties at Vera Cruz (which of course does not include those receivable from the English and German firms), at 152,325 dole.; and as these houses are large im porters of goods, this sum woul I probably be doubled. A large amount has also accrued at Tampico, Mato morns, Mazatlan, San lilac, Acapulco, and other ports. By the next packet it is hoped Mr. Falcon net will transmit an exact account of the amount accrued and expected to accrue applicable to the July dividend. Several circumstances are de tailed indicative of &desire on the part of the govern ment to keep faith with the foreign creditors, and amongst others satisfaction is expressed at the prompt restoration of the 15,000 dole. improperly appropriated by one of the custom-house officials at Mazatlan, as detailed in the correq ondence of the committee. The government, however, is avowedly in a most difficult position, and much will depend upon the course of events during the next few months. The bondholders will be dissatisfied at learn ing that the secret committee of congress has reported against exempting from duty the two and a half million of dollars of the indemnity money, but they at the same time recommend that the amount of the 11 He 8 31 3 1 " 33 S Il 10 dig 33 3 dim 7 71 7 1 1 4 011 01 q ate • If g a 1:1 II I 7 3i II 21 die 161 11 81 8 121 I It $ Ils .30 Mi d 1 H ells par 21 21 12 13 44 6 20 13 1 114 9 74 7 as 3 27 „ 23 24 The silver brought in by the Orinoco was sold this morning at an advance of 4d. per ounce for all articles. the dollars realising 4s. 101 d per ounce, and the bar silver ,ss. per oz. standard. The whole amount was taken for shipment to India, as antici pated by us, the buyers for the continent, though still in the market, being less eager. The supplies of dollars will be increased by the arrival of the two and-a-half million dollars of the American indemnity money about to be shipped to this country on account of the Messrs. Baring& This silver will probably arrive by the next or succeeding packet. At Pans the price of doubloons has fallen, being quoted 84f. 90c. to 85f. for Spanish, and 82f. 75c. to 833 f. for patriot. English sovereigns, on the other hand, arc looking up, and quoted 251. 37c. to 42c. The demand for Bank stocks continues brisk, and very important dealings have taken place in this market during the week. British North American shares have risen 305.; Oriental, Ms.; Union of Australia, L's.; London and Westminster, and Lon don and County are also rising. Stiles are recorded. as follows :—Australian, 451, 46, 4.51„ 46; British North American, 561, 34;, 57, 3/}; Colonial, 145, Commercial of London, 26 ; London and County, 26, 25; London Joint Stock, 18t, 1,1, t ; London and Westminster, 30, 305; Oriental Bark Corpo ration. 361, 371, 37, 5 ; Provincial of Ireland, 451, ; Union of Australia, 431, Dock stocks remain well supported, with the ex ception of East and West India, which has been sold a shade lower, owing to a change of investment. Southampton Dock shares are still rising. The latest Stock Exchange values arc subjoined:—Commercial, 901 ; East and West India, 158, 159; London, 128,1, ', 3 ; Southampton, 281. A coniiderable business continues to be done in steam boat shares. Peninsular and Oriental have risen 2/. 10s. this week, but Royal Mail Steam are not% buoyant. The last prices are :—Australian Royal Mail, 2 ; General Screw Steam Shipping Company, 51 ; Peninsular and Oriental, 83, 84, j, 84, 85C ; ditto new, 341, 35; Royal Nlail Steam,7%, 1,1, 77. Insurance shares are well supported, and, where any difference is to he noted in prices, it is in a rising sense. The following shares have improved this week, viz.: —Alliance, British and Foreign, to 221 ; British Commercial, to 7; Globe stock, to 142. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz.. _ This is pay-day in Consols, and the account has been finally closed. The market remains firm, at tho late advance, though with rather less business offer ing. Consols are quoted 1001 to .1 for cash, and 100 k to 101 for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 901 to 100 1; the New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1021 to I. South Sea New Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 222 !. Exchequer Bills, March, "i3s. prem. India Bonds, 86s. to tats. prem. There is no activity in the foreign bond market, and prices are scarcely altered, except for Mexican, which are better again, at 24 to k for the new bonds. Austrian Scrip marks 11 to 1 # prem. Venezuelan Actives, 391 to 40. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, tia to 1. Granada Deferred, 81. Spanish New De ferred Threes, 21,1 to 2. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAID& Jens 9. rot Tar Account. May. OggMing Highest. Lowest. awing. _ I— ---• 3 per tints. liver eeute 1(0 23 ( 100 30 100 30 100 20 100 26 4 per Cents. Spey. eenie 3 per Cents . New Loan ' . . • ... Exchange on London: weight, 23 421; TO days, 23 30. %Islas. 5 peret.lS 40 1001 Money Naplee Bents Money. Do. 44 Do. 3 ... -. . Plednsont 3 p.et .... 98 0.. Treasury Ronda Do. 5, 1.31 -....— ... Bank ttherea PAnin, Jess B.—St. Germain, 915; Versailles (right busk), 377 30; ditto (le ft Beek), 292 30; rants and Orl, we, 1,223; Paris and Rouen, 802 50 ; Rouen sad Havre, 313; Marseilles and Avignon, 363; Strasbourg and (Die, 260; Centre, 612 50; Orleans end Bordeaux, 635; Northrra,6lo; Curio and Lyons, 637 30; Parts and Stru. sour... 573 ; Tour. and Menus, 381 25; Montanan so d troves, 180; Dieppe and FCCIIIIIIp, 250. MADRID, JUNE 4.—Three per Cents., 45 3-16 I ; after Bolen, 43„p.; Ditto De ferred, 22 5-16; after Bolan, 221. Debt (let class), 8„ ; after Bobo, 8 11-16 c.; do. (2nd class), 51 •, after Bohm, 51; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104;;c. Exchange on London, 50.30. BERLIN, JUNE 7.—Voluntary Loan, 102; Now Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 901; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 124; ; Bank Shares, 1021. VIENNA, JUNE 7.—Fivo per Cent. Metalliques, 931; New Loan (series A), 93 1 , ditto (B), 107 ; Four and-a-Half per Cents., 80. Bank Shares, —. Ex change on London, 12.00. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. There has not been a public sale, which has made it some what of ► holiday, and the weather has also had its in fluence, so that the attindance in the Lane hoe been very thin, and we are without busint,i of any imminence to report in the private contract trinkets; but marketellene rally have a firm appearance. The public sales of Huger me rather large to-morrow. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market continue.. firm. Quotations stand as follows: Town Tallow, 317, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 375. to 375. 3d.; October to December (1552), &Ss. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesara. Cooper and Davis report trade at the follcwiog quotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, 75a. to 80s.; inferior, (1u to 705.; Rowan, 60s. ; Clover, 84e. to 925. 61; second cut, 7510. to lf4e. ; Straw, 245. to 28s. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.—The traffic on the above railway was, for the week endi ng June 6, 1852: Passengers, 178/. 15s. 6J. subscriptions, 301. Bs. 94. ; goods and parcels, 531. 17e. 2d. Total, 26.31. lab& For the week ending June 8, 1851 :—Passen gets, 1581. 16s. 4d. ; subscriptions, 241. 140. 9d. ; goods and parcels, 731. 4s. 11d. Total, 2561. las. Od. CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for week ending Juno 3, 1652: Passengers parcels, Be., 1231. 17s. Pd. ; merchandise, cattle, site., al. Os. 741. ; total, 173/. 17e. 7d. (20 miles open.) C orresponding week last year: 311. 2s. Ild. (10 miles open.) FIRF. IN STAMVORD•STREET.—This day, shortly after one o'clock, p.m., a destructive fire broke out at Clowns's large printing-office, in Duke-street, Stamford street. It was still raging at the time of going to press, and threatened to destroy the great portion of the eitensivo premises in which it originated. - .. ' 2 .,..;\ -' IN lei V i. .3.. 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