The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-11 00:00:00

,-~.~ - Qw7vibt LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1852. [THREEPENCE. . .. - 0. A ,OO it:-e. ~ . 7 A rileirer.. - ZO ....- • • 61 ‘ 4-- 17/ .--- , t ~• ," . ~...i .-- ~; e ....- e e .-- , No. 1,783.] LONDON, TUESDAY Evra The matinee of the . Viee-Cheaeoller's Celan an usually l of 6111.. red wheat from the Lower Baltic ports at 38s. 6d. LL and ALLISON, Patent Pian o f or t e . . 4 , ~., , t. it ... wire ,. „mime Item private, but the public lave a right to attend es such ea to 31h. 6d. (par quarter free es board, without exciting Ilmstart at : d w i 6. 4 ,.., p le moporrea e l the 9.9 were . common as the above , and it is therefore hoped that struck attention. Spring son s bad been held very fi rmly & six, MIRE, eat IMPORTATION. leatninines many of the inhabitants u eon ouvenisatly do so, will equal to 24e. bd. per quarter had been offered for 68Ibs. one oat ~,, tam ( wa rty ni .i nnl i. t=7 . ) to ba seta at a ma. Woad at Ring's College Lodne st the time before specified, i to 641 be. Danish Barley for Norway. but sellers had insisted rem ~......_,...,....., by MVOS Inn= n is beer this curious amo.-Ceosheidge, 6th May, Mgt."- on 26e. 3d. Per qr. The offers of Oat. from outposts had The ceaa.geeses of this appeal we., mat about thirty pen not been numerous • 381bs. Jutland had been held at 17e. &I. BO seas of assembled before the lodes doors, gad to 18e. • Danish, of '39lbs., at Its . Pd . ; and 361 b. quality &elk LADIKs. -RoWLANDS . KALTMAN lhe • few minutest= eleven ow of them wee opened by from tie wen comet, at 16e. Od. per qr. hes on Wald. whet ur..n te ).4 ,..i ...a d ~e leam ingi o•o anni- i iie= e allineelelleau r.aztuil le. si tr anriniel iemeT ma ths V a iee- no C a hss . ee m l r ler, C w oo ho per hastil , atisrag y demet r ed t ti stu def sn ea. ing o t f . Is the Dutch markets prices appear to have given way r considerably, owing partly to en improvement In the wee- an tit mew r. f" ""d "". i m am n ni a - T - no n int m a t r a , region that his business was to appear on the part of thee, sad further to the arrival of large supplies of Rye eel , 1 biss es en ins ..1..... ff. ty belle ~_,,. ~ 5 1 redone. tee, plennee, Misht. 111116n e db. DISIII (who was precast alp), and was shout to eater, but from various quarters. 011eth c. ,: • ••,., councos visitations Ws Mint Wass It was yeeveated by the Vice-Chancellor. Mr. Cooper asked At Rotterdam on Monday business was exceedingly Fr =:' ,- itt , Ante". eat Ow taws. , EU Wawa WU" II NOM if he wen to understand that he was excluded by force , sad dull; all were enxious to sell, and aloe inclined to buy. wee 1 .,,,9. sot ..,r, seeder u m itir milbrimslig ae te „.„.. 181. 2, 10 „ e „" 8 " 1 .'„ iin Vies•Cbeneellor replied no, for the court was not yet Wheat was freely offered at a reduction ma the rates of that - Som. th' r ''' °: : t w o o ers.* b. esd isreit. 011wereftemMeot man Mon retired . The Master of St. Peter's College, day week of Is. per qr., and the fall la the vales of Rye en . i tetio.. mast . Bee. Mr Registrar of the University, the Masters of I amounted to 24. to 3s• per qr. ~,, .0. Ty ore& MSW , Ifelldwr so en the- dde pas tas aro*, end °A. llosismd mil Om & lo e St. J e aM . Bmoserawal, Catkins.° Hall, Jesus, Downing, The advice. from Amsterdam are of a similar character, ot. I =L o des; anew engraved .o the peeeremmlrtempalised an d with Mr.Atkiasoo, of Triaity, hens/ and, unless a revival should take place is the demand from 10 .., ge m bottle. rose ea ed. sad so 74-411161 iff limm. awl 4 .ri,.........0tr Death was summoned, and Mr. Cooper the interior of Germany, prices are likely to give way there. ~,s rhosinini ninnon. again grOmmUel himself and demanded admittance, but From Groningen we learn, under date of 4th May, that i i i. a sic s=m.. w sefened. He then tried to force his way in, Oats (which had previously been in much request) bad .------ , . .71 I..llANCtit.ukyratlNZLigy.ll) INDLt-RUBue."ll by the people, bat the officials were too much become sonnwhat mete difficult to pLee, but prices had not 18) for him, and refrained front laying a hand on the learned given way much, light feed being then still quoted 15s. 3d. et. 1 0111 • 1 tn., Ad *rick may gentleman. Mr. Death declined to appear alone, a pause to 1&. 3d., according to weight, he.; Pelona, 3916. to * 1 1 • 13 1 .•••••• v‘ v *dinar, Ali lis svoi .OsdiT . , ,„, . canted, sad Mr. Death was again called, but, acting 401 h. 186.8 d. ; and ditto 421 b., 19s. par qr. free on board. 1 6 : 1 Csi33si. 0- se a 111“Arnns 444 % . under the advice of Mr. Cooper, sent in his respectful The edvioes from France describe the Wheat trade as or gmrs .,,..t, ir.O. of Ais co mpliments to the Vice• Chancellor, saying he firmly dc- very dull, and at Paris the article was quoted ler. per 1l st mea gloat is At A. (n.,1 to the 9' lined to appear without his attorney. Another pause of hectolitres lower on Wednesday than on that day week. b a y" hat some .• Tante : 'negate. ay ' 0 about half an hour ensued, and then the Yeoman Bedell Flour was also Ifr. per sack cheaper, with considerable 11 I Mirre ee,,,.e. • may be opened the lodge dour, and announced to thou without anxiety on the part of sellers to realise. Id gi r d gm at ylnrure to Any .\ IP -The court is adjourned." Upon this Mr. Death and We have nothing to oonanuakste from the Medi- i , Orem a tem... , his solicitor, Mr. Cooper, with the other parties assess- terranean porta. letters, des toll 28th alt., state that re gelato, my mi.' se s •. • ..... / ' ll e . A bled, dampened. - MILITARY. about 200 easel. had arrived there &skim cargos.; this had ceased Wheat t, meet with rather more attention, aad Si about 17,000 qrs. hail changed heads at about former U • ....- n. 1 111.,„ DRAM OF SIR CIIARLEI ROWAN, K.C.8.-Sir rates, of which quantity stout 6,000 qrs. had been bought Se 0 at Charles Reran for shipment to England. Prices were then for wheat, et;3l. • . II titan Police, died his residence in Norfolk-street,late Chief Commissioner of the Metropo- !'ark- 235. 7d. to 30.. ed. per qr. free on board, according to It , lane, on Saturday the Bth inst. He entered the army as quantity. Indian corn, 18s. 3d. to 18s. Ild.; rye, 18e. 6d. Si. I 141...551ic r at •, an ensign is the 52nd Light Infantry, in 1797, and served to 1 9 .. . per V* free on Weed ' 3.1 1 w i th t h at d i st i ngu i shed reg i ment m th „ sordition to From the United States we have advice, of recent dates. 31, • . Fermi in 1800; in Sicily, is 1806.7; and with Sir John At NewYork, s. on d th: 24th ult., good quali t ies. he tarsals so ; were q uoted 11p to 2 1s. . pe r blf h . o t . I t s om a& wil tad !me anal. .4=7 , 04 adapted tot rat woe sad Moore'slex a rdition to.liweden in 1808. He joined the army were not quite free, and the supplies from the interior had 90 IM 111. 11 1 " " 'LT • ZN i•b" 1 , 121 7 l ' A s" DlA .w .itilitrit nosr. PIPE/ Ur lortesetes. in ha P t ut ta 2 with aite tle r the resen battle . forc ef is N of " im r i tt ni t'ob sod ia Moo ss" re ed and fru i n n cculegacullY tenon moderate. 51.'1 are.m.s..., sa. nu • anntlnt., that:Conlin Ibqui4 mann, sod the battle of Coronae. He also served with get'distine • 10 lie romb itas tVinf i.l o lll7,..r, „e n ode, or lir ood iee amd eeeedn "" wei g e t e T s r g e oggog all titan both in Spain and Portugal, and commended a wing of MINES. to /woe note, Aar cionees and . Pcti.. mm else to oroev - . the 62nd at the battle of Waterloo, when he was wounded; M I At miler. eddre.ed to J.4242..0 LA NE 11A 000 E, halls.eallew he was also wounded at Bads)oz. on which occasion he re- - IR i MOSIDAT EYININO. swami" lloolvel-tted. Leo". whit veneer with Iwslad l ats ceived the brevet rank of tieutenent-colonel. la 1816 he The market generally has been buoyant, with a es. I etwatus. was appointed a companion of the Bath. From 1829, the - • . sum eke metropolitan Folio. Force um imniutod, until !Imposition to effect purchases for investmeet, and it I: -------- lB6O, he was chief commissioner, and for his services in that le quite apparent that the speculative bargains are to IRELAND. capacity was, in 1848, nominat ed a knight commander of very few as compared with the bone fide operations et. I the Bath. of the public, who are now rapidly taking moving to Braun. Mk, 10. DEATH or GENERAL Sri Wm. Km GRANT, shares off the market for permanent holding. The Is Mr. Bat ter.li% .0 distinguished conservative Queen's K.C.B. G.C.H.-On Friday, the 7th hastiest, this distin- largest wow s . have been done in Kilbrickons, e tf I Counsel. ha, addriuocti the electors of Meath a. • guishei general officer died , in the glad year of his age. ic - which advanced to 61, with a b r i n k demand. There ss Candidate. Re entered the army as a nowt in 1794 and in 1793 was The Boman catholic clergy have already met in in Flanders, where he was resod at Fawn and the siege has been a strong market throughout the day for Et. I of Valenciennes. In 1 Ise was peewit in the eeven Vale of Towey and Mires, the former having been .; ' conference in several localities, and showed, by the actions which took_ plu Is NO sad May of that year. done at 26, the latter at 71 ;in both, buyers pre- is resolutions to which they pledged themselves, their Early in ugg hoping' the hooka sett Austrian army in ponderato. A fair average business has been done If Setcrminati ui to take an extreme part at the general Italy, were ha wawa le the aela P ef e w et that and the two in Tincrofts, Speedwells, West Wheal Alfred., and so dwells , tlectitn. The following extract from the series of followi yews lkdotsently be served 15 years in the yams as adjutant-general, and the rest as Wheal Harrietts, without alteration in prices. In M. I *resolutions and sentiments" published by the Ca- East 1 so belie riests of the deanery of Listowel, in the county Teleeleeelela• lb. otaffer:,f forcesin which period he was a canal. Cuberts some hundreds of shares have changed go p in the Island of Jars, h an d s , an d th e s t oc k i s r i s i ng in favour. es. el Ken s. subsequent to a meeting of their body held ` 8 7, 4 num' moubun a council. 1817 and 1818 he con. no latest prices areas follows :-Wheal Arthur, P i bet week. may serve es a specimen : morel theeesseest field force, which formed a division of 17, 18 ; Kilbrieken, 61 6 • Speedwell, 61,1 ;Wheal 20 We Own. torn pl dge ourselves to oppose, heart and soul, the wrap enehe Deecan, in 1819 at the capture of Rene, sr ___,_ , Might and roAtu, any candidate for the representation of aa g mg po o f t h e Sawuntwarre estate; h e a l so ono . 'swath, 225, lid., OM ; hell Cupid, 161, 161; Tin- to Ma county who will not promise distinctly and unequlve• nissasol se apture of Bbooj . and conquest of Conti, as croft, 11 f , 121; West Treasury, 61, 71 ; West Provi- g e , me, to work and vote for Sharman Crawford's bill, in all well se is the Persian Gulf against the Joumee oirstes. deuce, 52, 64 ; Tremaync, 24, 26 ; St. Aubyn and St. be integrity and details. We should like much if we could The late Sir Kin Grant was appointed colonel of the Bth a g u e , 10, 11 . Cubert, 11, 1 ; Tamar Consols, 31 1 11 , 9 Mowed some better guarantee f3r his fidelity than that Hussars, and in 1839 has- was removed to the 2nd Royal .. .. - 1 la ; ilienlyn, 01, 71; Callington, 9, 10; West Wheal IS of aso re verbal promise ; and from our experience of the North British Dragoowhieb colonetcy is now vacant by Vacillation and venality of many Irish M.P.'s-those poll- his decease. Alfred, 35e., 40e. Hi heal .05 ) . rs who have reflected so much &writes and BTH HoßsAlts.-The head quarters division of There was very little business in the gold mining IS) twitted so much injury is our unfortunate country-we this regiment leaves Hounslow this day, ea rode to Not. shares, which may be reported as steady. Ague 2 " ss thick the most satisfactory, if not the most efficacious, tie, ti,gium . Fries, Nouveau Monde', and New Grenades, were 30 would be a heavy yessaisoy omelet in default of perfor m- rather firmer, but prices were not altered. Yuba M. ___ _ - _ _ __ - _ _ _ ann. (If them wen generally, the most corrup-to bi • or might, perhaps, not find it REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING River shares have unproved to 3-16 to 6-16 prem., is piterarSeet to - a; - •embers to say extent). Were- THE PAST WEEK. in consequence of a circular which is being sent pet we emeetimpose such a one ; but in its &biome we will --o- round to the shareholders by the directors, notifying si it the beet we as. We will cause the candidates' primness (how the Mark Law ir.rpress.) that the title deed of the property on Ousley's Bar, go le lessimelmil sad emphatic, so closely coarsened with, BRITISH. purchased for the operations of the company has to Wee hued 406 la hastier, that if he should ever violate We are unable to notice any improvement in the t Om, directly or indirectly, or swerve a hair's breadth Just been received. N &rims letters and certifies ' tes 26 U panel toes of the ' trade; indeed, the downward relating to the value of the company's property are m hem their fulfilment, under any pretest, he us never - V tin the value of wheat which commended last .Me-be his callousness or audacity what they may-hold week has been followed by a further decline, and es vet also given. Australian Consols are quoted par to k :,. ipbbbsollia the county, repute himself a gentleman, or a ,. ~,,i, ty to m in e i s decidedly greater th an th e ai s . prem. ; Itoyal Australian Mining and Refining, par Met atria man in the face. ,_ position to purchase . The supply of dour from America to i prem.; Liberty Mining 1 to -3 prem.; Mori- The priests of the deanery of Emly, in the - mom my will probably be somewhat larger than was estimated: the qu i ts , 1 die to par; Baden liaden, par to / prem. n. . pt Limerick, and of Mill-stroet, in the county of duaao ar " 'NI at Liverpool (hail the last °lima we ss- I i t Cork, have ptiolishea resolutions to the Nam effect, fortnight has oiMeMeletl to about 160,000 Ws., and the rather °fill/444i = mem° me Pelee te - - 1 7 I tion that they have not given ex. With the excep eisel - e N - perhase let pot M heed. These arrivals, with fair in Santiago shares , w ' , after reaching 13 during 01 premien to such disgraceful imputations ?Oast the of wheat hem various quarters at some of our the last week, Wert to-day freely offered at almost ki , ports, have et a temporary excess of supply any price by an individual operator and fell to 8. " iirtill re as their confreres of Kerry hays over end the oast has been lad tated t h e :-. lie •re 1 • ta On conclusion of the sale, however , the price so thee. fartlMr deposhities IM pima. TIM deliveries of Wheat - - -- -- free erne own Immo have also been tole- 'Prang up again with the same rapidity , closing 9 3 SPORTING. itaggiletshe deviate k M. w as gnat i u n th at e t r he poit to q 103 , quotation current after nt 00 business hours 10 to 11 was the Ili whose the Ibeelga have bum received. There is --.-- TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAT. GAM* a meat of emlimes Is typed to the probable THIS DAY. 21 Bobbie Noble, during the greater part of the ermines. Mae • ango ass el e sriseur s ol dia beyen are unwilling to take Two o'Ccoca. i y VMS quoted at 7to I, bat near the close was le great hese mom thou for tees. Under dm" Slissw. Thintl is not much business doing in the Gold - it 13 tot ; Little Harry, on whom upwards et 1,1/161. bed a bar .only dins MAIM for the actual mutts of mines to-day, but prices are firmer. Ague Fria. : Ines laid alt at 7to 1, needing to 15 to 2; Ahem, not. the swan 60 to nue' prioure ; and it mar be some sally at IS to 2, was the worst favourite of the those. Tay tins Mhos the easel of the srthals from Amor*, mew e d have risen to !prem. Yuba River are quoted Ito 3 A bale was mid or dose about the other favourites, and tho *ben , shelbsvoyared away. Weeny, however that prem. ; Baden Baden, par to 3 prem.; Liberty, 3-16 10 may alters/Mu of amy tisouest was in Orelio, who was a dlegoddem boo lima shove ham sewed mat to til to 5.16 prem. backed at an ustprovesest of Ire bey gesillaisellad Soar to.lidi Piet %Mho yarns Santiago shares are rising again, and this morning ha •011,0111 nntr. topsides, hove required a grease onssorsehan the in. 20 7to 4 opt Lard 01111WeinZ as z pm .. as ,„ b . seam , ' In mann Thu ‘ddidd ed as are quoted 11 to 12. United Mexican mark 21. s to 1 - Doke el Itelleffe lids t =MAIM . =Let of fho week was odd ma husk willt Os whed Clones Brume le Ile I ago Mr. DatneefeMarboot bay,. Mot the erly seatTlfsa i ja g f: Z= l d ms o trrg a t r t e . ••. share. BUM. l'ald. vim dna@ yesarday. to.day. 11 is api Yr. Snip *Ma Hsi* (0 teryseassee, but no an has as it _ stiles, wad the 7 0 7,7 10 1 - 33 13 le - Mr. Moire liMe Many (t) berwamar matiolr ai r ti th. The weal• Plant d en ail ;nose 10e. AlPla Ande a gi s lkonia ........ sp an 1 il li 1 ,7 : il 11 le - lard OeMeMs Ahem 19 It to - Lord Igllstosfeelowthers (t) Be have tress the pelessid doseglit, ikon to Sarum ... ... - is Si 13 w - Lord bassets Ihmkedl = es tLe lielmr69llll Map en use penal, dynes *7 es lope 10 AnelealseLM • Is se - Mr. Meebiges AIM as Owlet body as Wait be esysibidi when wo nisei fa they have iS to Arfastfox . .:,... ~:- f i I et 7 s e e - Lard 1091seftlee KUptes (t) asonely nered soy rielsOuninse the sod or amo- ll "Oa" .M. .81 1 an IIOW i i SE EI - Mt. J. I. enetio V .,. sawed mdr pseud. The pee lands skew the eller I Ave Marla all 9 .Ms 0 ge 23 se - Mr. IL Mem4 Lag et (t Oa 1101 ) of the weM ormolu very dosidedly, sad it seer isehdal ssa.Ve 1 n=al s .re s i c ,r l . :1 1 1 ir i'n e sob - Lath lotiod'elioger Si so - Mr. 7. Clestfe Mud whae r re mase Thlmi like ma avenge = y id fry will se.efe U IlegiL hop.(les. at Ups. I4i I{ II I) 3ti to - Dom of Molhere Middens (t) be Immenr favoundie the my Immt. lAN to Mo. MeewesodCa9tha - ell - - n w - lb. P. Beellfe Moho ghee The extras aortae= of green fed all ;HOW 10 Ds. ILA" D •1 1 . 77 - IS - - 111 MA le 1 - last Palume6fs Moskases the ping, and the probability of hay preying tills 1 Owen Peek se pow i pea II Wig to I - Mr. IL S. UMW% Toseasmit (t) Mee Orme shoo; art len, Ihsegh an ken, the risk of the barley, ads, I "i a dm i t -o dd - me is to - rap Ihreds Onoulrea (t) l i ima it NM is to - laird ifiblimlielo *stab ewe piss greys bsieg i= = by ilesegbe, rend is former - - MI6 to eh - Mom et One Onenisa (t) them Imose somild la Ohm sousess but hitherto NAM i M.1 .- aniatise eloppo a't 4 dis ipm re appear have shrew ef a to invest, WS Its alma I sis I - ter C. Ilemilfe thellialit (t) hough pier have rep up, the ernes* has bees sksle„ A .. adiaa md ... d . 116710766- .l l II 0 6 9is I - lb. Jellallesers llooperees (t) sop& nee kepi/feat TIM IP le, Ott expe- raz an IS die lake 1111...... . ...... all IlMe si, to te 1 - Mr. Telbee Inoneso (t) rum hes alleged se are • peed One ef to- gg.jig too.loodlkrG.Qta.C.oe. sit - - I Is A Min pews le eesemehdos err wisher it =Film when I Ilwassalthstationwtero 9 - - NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. Plesilinabovasols"."l:l4"all as Is sell shim lbw °ma " --- a - - I or arson swift ea the esealwore nand with mats ~.... I . B "ma Ikeda ....sees... sd 4MslPe le ENTRIEs FOR Tn e rl3 l .4 l #B RACES. =d o . 4il =Shies MOW te give rise le Mini 'R A T. POMPANI..... ....... I For d tp QUM ISSIL..- . ell SI To start at 3 o'clock. T.M.M. Platt-Necklace, 6 yrs ; tam eMP6fa Om ground , Priam all 7,469 se Asada -.... at f lor at Little Jack, 5 yea ; Theodine, 3 yea; Liberty, 3 yrs. likely te rise - aully. ills fall in the value of wheat kaire lo Ma ant Is start at 3,30, R.M . pi ots ,__a os hh utr a d i n , odd. Na.. this day week has mmeasted to quite la. per p. at all 4,174 M. Sef Wild Yoder haw, Livermore, „Cavan, cby Lawton oat of Flesh of the 1•441•6 77767171611141 NOM led file &dim kof illNa to IrV i rr° I Weer lired e eer. 5 ll Ii or ){Muff. nearly theme earn al nen et she ofilypsi pen ea the I son coon as well • or the yeledyel nriten fa Mr tate r. Spring corn, IhOollb 401oody seam, ha not en- OCA L SHA RE lIIA RICE TS. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. nor. Si, cited much attentiee, end Os very cautious wasser isk CAMBRIDGE, MAT 10.-TILE Assrssoiternr.-The w i de k rim i ners h ae o ,_.... osai d ased ode egogogiomm , Livnaeoot, Mr., 10 .- Our market, if any change can al hae Igo' be wend, is a trine better, but there is very little business 61 ' ities•Chantellor has appointed Thursday, the lath hat., raolo g m a nonena So he the election of an wooer to the Vies-Cbseeener, so il NOE Inillini WISINIOnI= lI=S Vint . 011 MT sad quotatio an ca d n r inall hahlre 2o_ y z aa as te da Cheshire ßst4rdz a y irslß ß irk irk en es - - Js he appointed the hours of polling to be from ten ma. I° rata, and thoughliblia INS emir to buy both at Rdio- head), lkleskire lBl-Caledoniaa' dis Pls. , and tram two p . m. to aye p.m., whim the Poll blush lei Gesegew en Wednesday, Bern and Oats were But Lanounire (p re f er .. are - goa n n astern s b am Dm r s Pe- 9 =7,. t il will Sully else. . Wins assailat aimed nem shire and Yorkshire, 731-Ditto (fifth shares). 613-16 d.- PI: Aare re., ,0... _Th. niss.... P..r......" A...5......t....... a._ ENTRIR4 I IOO Tn e rl3 l l l 4l3 RACES. To start at 3 o'clock. T.M.M. Plata—Necklace, 6 yrs; Little Jack, 5 yrs ; •rheodine, 3 yn; Liberty, 3 yrs. To start at 3.30. K.M. Plate.—gaeknit, Sabre, Odd fellow, Livermore, Sena, e by Leanne out Plan of Whiling- UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAMBRIDGE, SiAy 10.—TMB AssteaoliMlN—Tb• Tior-Chaacellor has appointed Thursday, the 16 h bat, ilr the election of an armor to the Viee-Chersener, hes appointed the loan of polling to be tram tie i.e.. le Ise and from two p.m. to five p.m., wham*, poll will finally close. Ate is ttoLOOT.—The Disney Professor of Archeology in► lends to deliver three lectures upon Paleography of Oren% el Monday, the 17th ; Tuesday, the 18th ; ►and Wednes- Sth . e Mb of May, at the Pitt Press. utirreAtir LAWA. PkiIIOOAVVI or TOO VIM. CIIIANOILLoit'S CoI:RT.—A curious scene occurred thin moaning within the precincts of King's College, arising out of the asserted violation by Mr. Death, • livery stable keeper, of the sumptuary law made Feb. 11, 1847, alluded tee the aotice given below. The facts which led to it an Imply them. A member of Trinity College (reputed ma wealthy) who took his degree in 1801, had lammed • bin with Mr. Death for horse hire to the amount of 1431. The bill Death had not sent in to the tutor at the pared ve lem, and on pressing his debtor *mem* was lately tarred is fall discharge. He doe is swept this, win nave notice to the tetor of Trinity that It ins his in *entice to sue, and he was forthwith served with the U Inlay; notice .--" To John Crouch, Yuma DedeU.—Cin. bile , . University to wit—Whereas the leveread Michael ilienio Anises, Master of Arts and Tater et Trinity W IMP is this Uaiversity, ha. made informense Whet me, that Jahn Death, hone dealer and livery stable = Jeese-latta, Cambridge, has allowed 4 Triiiity Gene, to subtract with him, the acid Jae ' e l i n — ils • debt entailing the sum of 61. without anise of the sine at the end of eve, quarter le the Michael Angels Addams, in violation of a decree of the Vice-Chancener end heads of houses, itatcd Feb. 1 1,1110, you aro Meshy eateerised and dinned M run Casa the mid loam Donn haw me, at hanoll KWh Cakne oa Moada nen, the lggh of April l el i tro'clork in the y forenoon, to awn? the mil M Sh egp e laiho ur nt- Dina under tay hand and seal, this en day of Hay s hi the pet of our Lord Ibid. (Signed) RtcHann tham Wee- Aaacellor of the University."—On Saturday 1 119 ..._ Malvin, handbill was freely distributed 100 l o'a "Carious Chug. against • Tradesman la the Vim- C hiaeeuee'• Court.—Tlie Vico-Chascollor ha. imam I a sm. l ilee_nquiriage transom ef the tetra be awes bederelln 2 " 4 0 Collette Le*, ON Yeribq =V D weer • complain af a easy tam gee • Pensa _.'• nil* Pepilhei W em a debt mediae 61.. M th •il sending wile of the mire te the tutor at the end n ba a;lnartar t la Adidas of • hum of the Vl:e -ked kris et Wipe. dessilanisy U. 1847." LITWOOL, MAT 10.—Our market, if any change can be anfini, is a trine better, but there is very little business wad quotations nominally as on Saturday.—Birken larseakko. awl Cheshire (late Cheshire and Birken t 1111--Oahmlemian, 101—Bastern Counties, 9 3-16— Bast limmakire (preference quarter shares), 9 /—Leneri shire awl Yorkshire, 731—Ditto (fifth shares), 613.16 d.— Ditto VOL F. shares), 1 d.—Ditto (fifth sharee,West Riding Union), 4 1 d.—London and North Western (new 1 shares), 61 p.—llidlaniL 701—North Staffordshire, 71 d.—Shrewr =and Chaster (oswertry and Chester), 111—South mg Dover, 211—York and North Midland, 261 — DO* YAW* 31 d. Dawns, MAT 10.—The market was dull, and with :rir dump in quotationa.—Great Westerns were done BIAMINOMAII, MAT 10.—There was a fair business doing in shares to-day, at improving prices. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were done at 101. 6s. 3d. per share ; Shrop shire Unions at 31. Is. 3d. die. ; and in local stocks, Wolver hampton Waterworks, at 19. Maxcnnoriz, MAT 10.—There baa been but a small amount of business, at steady ' .—Doven, 21 9-16 ; Cheshire Junction, 111 ; end Yorkshire, 731; Caledonian, 201; lihnedwirry sad Chatter, 161 ; Eastern Counties, 9 3.16 ; North Wrigrrd, 7 3-16 ; Blackburn, No. 1,6; Preston and Wyre (A halves), 91 prem. ARCHITICTUILiI, POILPOATION SOCIETY.—Last evening the annual ...tom eft member of this society took place et the maw e( the Royal Institute of British Architects, in Lower Chereursestreet, Mr. David Moans in the chair. A repert no Nag whisk reetsuessded, among other things. wt ideal of waddle eat the atheine of a cyclopeedia, N Maxi% esslempiated. the prep= be I retried into execution se a Medisary of esplanades end reference, with esersate semi lithographic plaem, so arranged as to be sempideil In about three leaee, et the gement meant el enbaedirliess. The disked to 4114116111.0 lespert le the inellealles, is order that they =led be enableir te any set their Mews. The balms died showed that the ement ellr2Letr d_ for the year wee NIL 14e. whilst the 4111. 95.9 d., leaving • balsa.. of 441. 4e. 7. The l:. non observed that the desire ea by the cemesittes le Wrens the ihenitles ter the 6 WOAD was mouthy of every awl he due s& the gene ts* *Wes of the satiety were web .In deserve the sup port of all who desired she advents the science of architec ture. The report wee adopted, and Tenons resolutions were pumped with • view to promoting the objects of the Cow esi4 toga Tool &to elect S. lboll of but NV , sigh lu Pal of a owl tint Nth Huai wool 0 111 DD MM Sii M ahel up b look T Pf Co* will so I boo Hall Nttl iD N Ni DI 1 Lt M 1 .4 TY at al tti it Co mac of ko to bil qo it ki bi A Is 1/ ■ 01 L TIM 10111191 (TORN TRADE. The weallierappateii4w ken dmilar on the conti nent is that otpwrlested ben. Some rain fell about the close of Apoll.bo miles- 'y the wind again went round to tle enniwwilk awl sepellellsw is so be generally back ward is the mews wesatrles enepe. In the Pate maim Ow appear to have beta &wily swpforted, bat et some of the weer ports a decline seam to have tikes plass is the early part of the pre emit week, which was all tad to the dell advises boa boss. We how DIENS beam of the 4th inst., which infront as that Wiser hol hos romilsol nesrly=ibis, in cosonormse of the high goseeeshoo of moss having hoes asked for gosa grain in 11111111~1 alt gether awl pseportiesle Moe worst is dr Iftlio sh sesebsts. leg 4k ie alin for di 811 b. to CIO Moe sd, sod arerspenflag term he Mho stets. The ether of waeiregetelog assess Slog greeter then mull awl on seo In. H i rt fal. per f navigation up Is the 410111 Agit to 2#lBl lots of wheat sod IR loals of Rya. Of the whoa, shoot 1.008 Issas had bets he Labs, sod 238 Sets for east pawls is argkroi. lleiud hods, ham 2,184 luta, , sane semis were esogisliog their ssegeos ma it woo Mi mic,' that sheet Oh US Were Wass M Lessiso, whilst seemly say shipmate owe in pewees ii sew British Pm Stettin we I mitt ate of May 4th, that the inelniry for whilst had had e srsheaed. end that the teadoney of pricci hod beta rather illeornweris. The so= . Bye had not preyed more thus olequete to the sad Iffoyforro_ Siam lea esomearetly toss suggetts lialads. es the thin on a tolorahiy peed esd assusil ; doe whs. sees hes Esealsorgh being esesreglng ; ones were sessgssistly enabled to obtain a eindl improvement, and yoseloan prow had, in sese um. ben mesas& by N. pat qr. The weather hol use topsoil, the Impose= having ressiesil low ihr if illi Zor . tideless of Tsui, dills that the ilisseol for whom di eideilly skillmsk sad that seats in partial menaces, esesgtel hew Isms than walla have been taken the provisos pod der. Owes bed been sole RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. Business in shares is quiet to-day, but the general feeling of the market exhibits an improvement, and where any change in prices has taken place, it is in an upward sense. Thus London and North West ens, T4iidlands, and North Staffords, have realised better prices. French shares are looking up. WARM ANT) PITWAS ONOOMPAW17.111). km to.day up to I pm. MAIWATIP. F W Aisbarg, mail ow JIMMIE - all ilir.LlN•stlellity IS 1111fteball. lawaldre.a Clbsalua.latentik.ll4. I D!.Cb..11.1.1611011451.C. . 04. low iklistentarm... 7 WI rat Belybead .. 48 Delft rd IlellistJaw.. sll Dualmi=aad Aba dan WI UR AVM silts Ca 1 red L.ko l ti all la dies De. (SlB IL) . Ormalisa ... W Do limus Oslo% Cam A.. ... . all Da . ra s es C illtu W Mid Ilawasehlre ... . ON DA !Is Welt lad, Dada 1 =ON= %V= •11 Ono Dirans _ ". :Idimp i A,D•korre all De. gum 11.0 wet 111 Nil Wsit.(lro. 116 011 °mal lmasair W"Mi erl 0101010 ". II Di. Web 100 Laaseallos al 'Tortola. IS Di. Mks_ .... 111 Da. WM 11101agOalot all Lob AMY= Laminar' Mestwall 100 Laa.Dftliskllie. 100 Imam& i..`orose , 13 DO.O. dons Di& Mil 1 D..sto 100 Lanka 80 Ileallb-Weitort 1 1 1 De. SOO a{ De. 4110 all Landiaink au Ibmils.Dsairdllatlis 41 100 WWI 100 D%rnioi:iikeix;i7 04 Miami °Mg Weptiro(l, 110erebut Il Ilewpsit. Aitgavimm IMaindird b 2Mrl ledakillas . 10 _Do.letins.... -1-artiii lij 111* Ile II Ma 176 194 97 99 901 304 111 u IS 1S dis 113 II $2 184 $4 48 90 10f ni q 14/ IS : 9 31 S il 74 N 9 10 or 73 73 4 : 1 1: 1 1 11 0 1 I 8 it INi INS lf 31 SI Al 4 . 424 'e 3 4 is Ms fili 114 " S a U . al• I 70i 70 1.7 49 it IlairgriOroldop Vigra $6 Nor* Mild& 11 North Dons. ... HI Noe* 20 Welk . 6 tkethallsolk West...Jona all =Was, ItHolver 23 assMili IDlllad . • Ibrows. a ia, Clan A 91 DL, aim IL.. (1 HaroraorpltHareiroH;l. • 4arowabory sad Cbe,to ... to Do. Oswastri VW& So Suelli Wails . . liolh TabialleerDa. 161 isediba mil Hartlepool 111 H e 1. 17 Vali all Wallin' mg 41 WaluelW sot If 1140 gums! . _ U pia 4 / 11 1 ) 9 9 1 17 171 1.7 - I.ftwiiiiii: II Do.o.ll.ll.Puraisse . AO Irak sad Nara Kldlase . :;.t 0110 Dat9l 10f 101 Se 11 Ms lei ii 3 II ells dr 7 Si $ le die 7,7 i 413 Mao 7E arwi sels• to OrCt. Oa • prembe (IsmolliallasetWolna aa $Ol Walrood Deal (loodis Weaboa; ca col DON ellbastoraansaat 74 114 Iluidsesmelre ( • lewd Leadsalk N.Wintarni 40 SO 01=1* lanai=.. II 21.11pAlt li 2 pa 21 21 Of 1171 id II I 71 1 1 4 as 14 16 7 6 11 It v 7 7 sa 414 ra 74 73 P 77 i Psi SO SI SO NI 104 eN wel 211 IS 116 i 46 47 66 $l4 111 * 4 ni I M! 7 sl i 44 14 ! Ind I 4 Ei Is Si 31 3i Hi Ii NOM lir. llsaliini) (IssailiOnaWatan 1111.1111,(Lla U g Dj. ilia I I i 111 Ueda oat Onavllb DIrg1•1160 Brae holamei ( t 0 10 LamagtastrapaOnt. (laadle Saba) 30 llarilkonalloaars pera 11.4.0Nalai oz L Pew pm Lou. all. Wis I I DINS tic tams aN aUl lalraai&tio) Pa INU3O lalMalsOns. to OM Imam ll I j I D. Uwe& as: t arao las. Yr . & lana Om* llalliialinglioad Mefl aia).. ft Wm %iv 4 pawl Is 100 Was Ilamorma (Mal Mena wish.).. fditto).. ditto)_ 4 4 pm 110 111 VI SO 2.2 27 141 e 122 i In 111 SO MP 17 111 a a lei i 136 6 ni a all • si Do. Ns I. 7 per et le Oilaim S ila S . ual IS IS Clioepr aid lietithead S .0 Dwain Path, aad Abu 4 ! 4 IlialmelsiggiA t i . P•al liperet No. tar IeII Ditto do. No. 10 Do. Now lur CaaL NU le 10 :uL ., U r alea.lkiip rai 5 5 Edlebeil, ie. Nod" sir . IN, I! llembosl 14 1 .-- 4 • Wairealikl Mt. I OtWssisys,lmly 1 l ue. SO I s Laserldneffiata. 7 et. 100 I; PLlpsr-- GO I Loada•DlMWaisura De all lualeftimk AS la U lema.arttlr., pa.l le 10 De. Dew tle ... 4 S Date -- _, et. lee 4:1 nw. SO Plana 11sUrist... ... 1 Do.Onnuludll4 wet.' 10 Othrd. Weramtar. 4111.11 per Cent • KtrunOtlllen.N9wOnz. : 19 Nueva& Onoter( Mtg.) • per U nub Dun . fa Ina Tat Il i z e lt , .ola. S 11 York 11•10 0119.81 berw..l • 01.11996 at /In.purt. I 10 Tatt/11.111%&,48.1ru5bl 10111LICIN It *0 i Cent» , home (VI., 112 payra! mg !maws ih — dolTll7lZol7. IS bat ladles 77.7 Orrat Indigo Poulsools.. 44 Do. 4 O Preset II Luxembourg 10 Do. (Railway) 1 Do. Do. (dM) 17‘ guts Ammo.- 84 Do. do. Dew fe gamer sae Limo Is embers of Frosoo. ill Do. rel. I per el. rIL Ambers obs.) II Orlo (k mo sad Bordeaux Purls God Loom SO Paris sod Orloass 10 Ports sad gams Ul IWO sad etnoteurg M loose sad Ilmor fro Umbel, ood Moms IT Toms and gimes Moot Mambo. I Waters of Fromm— ... TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, with but little doing. Tows Tallow is quoted 365. nett cash ; Petersburg T.O. ea the spot, 38s. Bd. to 9d. ; October to December (1862), 37n ed. ; 011 or before the sa d of May, as.. ed. to 9d. MONEY MARKET . MONDAT EVININO. The English stock market was quiet to-day, an indisposition being evinced to operate till the result of the fetes at Paris could be known. The settle ment of the account in Consols, however, chiefly engaged attention. The account proves decidedly "bullish," but the downward tendency shown in an ticipation at the close of last week was checked to-day, Consols leaving off 1 higher, at 991 to for money and to-morrow, and 99 to fur the 9th June, the "continuation" to which ruled throughout the day at Ith. The following is the list of actual trans actions: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 1, 7 ; • ditto, for account, 99Z, 1. Three per Cent. Red:teed, 98!. Now Three-and•a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, Z. Long Annuities, 1800, 6 13-16. India Stock, 268. Bunk Stock, 2191. The Consols account, expiring to-morrow, opened on the 13th ult. with the price for the 11th of May quoted 99.1 to 1. To-day's closing price conse quently shows a fall of Z per cent. since the begin ning of the account, but when allowance is made for the proportion of dividend that has accrued, the actual depreciation is found to be greater. One of the chief feitures of the account consists in Consols having actually reached par, a range, however, from which they quickly rece ded . The daily fluctuation of prices, as between the highest and the lowest rates, both for money and time, is subjoined : Consols for Consols for Aoc. Data. limey. Moy Iltb. Hkb 1,04c-4 thgbect. Lowort. -- --- Aril II 9Ol 99 1 991 19 14 1 1191 991 99 IS 991 99 1 ICO 99 14 lOO 109 99 IT 991 99, 97 9' II 99 91 99 99 10...-.. 99 W Wel 99 81 99 9.11 994 99 99 99 9 99 1 99 9 U 99 97 99 99 94 99 99 99 99 91 99 99 99 es 97 994 991 99 99 994 99 441 99 ....--....... 99 99 i 1)9 9 1 pi 4 ....... 99 99 1 *1 991 994 3 9 9 1 991 99 9 991 V4 7 9 .:1 VOI #9 991 II 99 99 99 10 ' 99 991 The highest money price during the period em braced in the account being 100, and the lowest 991, it follows that the extreme fluctuation is per cent., being much smaller than usual. Tho fluctuation of the preceding half dozen accounts is shown below : Account coding Nov. 12, 1881, 1 per cent. Dee. 11, 1861, 2 It Jan. 16, 1862, 1 1 , 9 Feb. 10, 1852, 1 „ March 11,1852, i PP Aprl 13, 1832, 2 , Exchequer Bills were steadier to-day at '6Bs. t 0,715. prem. for the March Bills, and 625. to 655. prem. for the June issue. India Bonds were sold at 81s. prem. In the foreign stock market business was mainly confined to Mexican bonds, which were extremely heavy. The old bonds were sold as low as 321, and the new Threes at 231, being a fall of about 21 per cent. since Friday ; and at this reduction the market still wears a discouraging appearance. The depre ciation is partly owing to the smallness of the remit tances on dividend account, but still more to the ac counts of the d;sorganised state of the country, po litically, socially, or financially considered, which come in full confirmation of those previously pub lished by us. Venezuelan bonds were also a great deal weaker to-day, and the Actives fell to 47, in consequence of the communication from the committee 'published below. There were no trans in Chilian stocks to-d' :..4 . .„. ". u . ng the 130 - li n i dgo " lde l 7l7ey ." L :ares : poet that an official agent may shortly be expected in London, who will endeavour to raise a loan of 1,400,0001. for railway . purposes. In view of the high credit at present enjoyed by Chili, and the ease of the money market here, should a reasonable secu rity and favourable terms bo offered, it is by no means improbable the loan would be readily taken up. It is manifest that the restoration of her credit in Europe has for many years been an important point with the government of this state ; and the result of the regularity with which the dividends have been met, combined with the steady operation of the sinking fund, is seen in the comparatively high figure at which the stock is supported. To day's business list is as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 761 (exchange fixed at 10 fl. per £). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 79. Danish Five per Cents, 1011, , t. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 921, 4. French Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Relates, 99f. 30c. (exchange, 23f. 60c.). Mexican Bonds, for account, 14th May, 331, 321, 1. 4,1; ditto, New Converted Three per Cents., 261, 231, 264, 251, a, 4 . Peruvian Actives, 103, 1021. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 214, 21, 1. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 481, 47. This will be rather a busy week in the Stock Exchange, as, in addition to the settling in Consols, the close of the account in the share andloreign stock markets, fixed for Friday next, will give occasion to a good deal of movement. It is also probable that, after the temporary lull in these markets, a larger amount of speculative transactions will be entered into, so soon as the feeling of uneasiness prevalent respecting the military celebration at Paris shall have passed off. The Venezuelan bondholders are interested in the following: DIRT. Committee of Spanish-American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildings, May 10, 1852. The above committee have received a letter from their agent, Mr. Lord, dated La Ouayra, April 10,1852, of which the following is an extract: I now beg lease to enclose, for the information of the committee, a copy of the report of the special commission that was presented to the Chamber on the 26th ult. On the 30th, after a warm debate, the project of decree that accompanied the report was admitted to discussion but I regret to have to state that it has not yet passed a A rt read ing ; for three days has it occupied, almost exclusively, the attention of the Chamber, whilst on the fifth a motion for deferring its further consideration for four days was carried, the prelude I fear to still greater delay. The fact is that, strange as it must appear to the committee, the opposition to the agreement, both in and out of congress, bas much increased within the last week. The ordinary session of congress (90 days) will expire on the 25th inst.; by the packet of the 26th, therefore, I may have it in my power to convey to the committee the probable result." The report mentioned in the above extract strongly te commends the sanctioning by congress of the agreement which Mr. Lord concluded with the executive power on the 12th of September last. _ _ - A good deal of excitement has been produced among parties interested in the oil trade, by the in telligence just received from Newfoundland, of the loss of between 60 and 60 sealing vessels in the north-east gales, between the bth and 12th of April. Some 90 men are reported to have perished, and up wards of a thousand shipwrecked sealers are stated to have sought shelter at various points about Pin chard's Island and Bonavista Bay. Immediately on receipt of the distressing intelligence, the local go vernment, acting upon an address from the House of Assembly, authorised the despatching of five vessels, three from St. John's, and two from Conception Bay, with provisions for the shipwrecked crows. This news LI calculated to have considerable influence on the market for this description of oiL The exchange at Paris on London is looking up again. On Saturday the quotation for short was 25.45. Hamburg letters of Friday report little change in the stock market, though a fair business was doing. Quotations are thus reported:--Sardinian Five per Cents., 924 to 4. Russian-English Five per Cents., 110 4; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99t. Danish Three per Cents. (English), 1825, 76?, to 4; ditto, Five per Cents., 994. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 204 to Z. United States Six per Cents., 107. Massachusetts Five per Cents., sterling bonds, 1025. Maryland Five per Cents., 874. Mexican New Three per Cents., 26t. Si a__ R 4 als.. :1 : ill" ft a 3 21 .. li Ide Si SO. an lief BRAZE& li /di 171 It II 6 $ 61 111 111 ges 13 1 ill PM 13 I e 14 ' 1 4 3 i 1 P= if i —dee ti .0, Is 1 ,4j141 It 4 16 16i . If II dis I die :I 17 4 } (It!1 pa IILWAYS. 1 18 13 M t P T ,. • , , . 41 31., I N 111 4 : p. l s p. N. II r 6 ll 111 4 1 Al I It I pa t i :t 111 4 lee 1114 i pa INI "a Iti INj 4 ~e 14 ' set !I Ii 181 I id The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Where the asterisk (•) is prefixed, rt is to be understood that the share rate of interest is less the income-tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest declared for the last half-year as the basis of our calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, in each ease, bo taken into account : terse per tem. Conivais .... price 991 yield per cast. C 3 0 4 Three per Leas. Reduced New flute..inilva-Quarter per Cents Pet/ ir 3 410 bank Stork (dlr. at the rate of 8 per cent. pi r annum) Ishii Stock (dm. IN per oval. per an.) 2.)71 3 18 5 lochequer Baia (InL 10. per cent. per day) Eavt IndL.n whale, 102. paid iguanas teed dlr. 5 per tit per annum) 22 Orel Waters* £lOO eh. Idly. at the rate of 5 per eent. war annum) 9ll eamatiire and Torlivhlre £lOO &weeds.. at the rate of 3 per 161.4 per ann.l 73 London and math Wcelere Mush* (dividehil at the rate of 34 percent. per teethe and North Nesters Mock (dlr. at the rate of 6 per mat per ann.) Ilidlaad thookeidiv.attbe rated 61 PR nest. per ann.) Swath Eastern Meek. (dlr. at the Nile of 31 per cent. ler annum.) 2ll Ist, Neve - tette, and Berirkli Mock* (4b. at the rate a 3 per mat. par =Ohm) THIS DAY. 2 1 Ilf 4 I If 3 8 I .. 4 2 24 8 12 101 I 17 di 18 GI 4 16 61 .4 4 l Of Two o'CLocz. The accounts of the quietude that prevailed during the great ceremonial at Paris yesterday have been received with great satisfaction, and a much greater disposition to invest in Consols has been shown to day. Purchases have been made at 993 for cash, and the market is now firm, at 99: to ; for money, and 99i to Z for the 9th June, being rather better than they opened. The Reduced Three per Cents. mark 98i to ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to Bank Stock, 220 to !. Exchequer Bills have risen IL, marking 695. to 725. for the March bills, and 635. to 665. for those of June. Only a small business has as yet been done in the foreign securities, but prices are firm, and Mexican, Spanish, and Venezuelan are a shade better than yesterday. Mexican mark 32; ; ditto New Threes, 251 to Z. Spanish Old Threes, 47L Venezuelan Actives, 48. Danish Fives, 1011. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 921 to 93. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUCIAIL—The market has opened with a very firm ap pearance, and the public sales are progressing at full prices. Refined firm, at 460. to 48.. 6d. fur grocery lumps. Comm.-300 casks of Plantation Ceylon were offered, and partly sold, at rather higher prices. 700 begs low good ordinary Native Ceylon were offered and bought in at 435. 6d. The market is steady. TRA.—The market continues quiet. Importer% are not pressing sales, and the trade arc buying only what their immediate wants require. lumoo.—The quarterly sale commenced to-day, and ' shows an advance of about Id. per lb., upon the previous quarterly sale. Bengal has been chiefly sold. SALTPETRE.--,500 bags were offered, and chiefly bought in for want of buyers at previous rates. Corroe remains firm. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Prime Meadow Hay, 80s. to 90a.; interior ditto, 655. to 76a. ; Hewett, Wm. ; Clover, old, 90s. to 100 s. ; Straw, 245. to 28a. COALS.-LoNnorr, MAY 10.-Cross or ' r an Man :;tres nartleT, 13+ Itd .s* 1 Ha1 4 2:; .solywell, 13a. 6d. • iron), Bale's.liartiWev'poot Hartlepool jA.; 10 Y, 13e. ' ed. ; Redheugh main, II;; south - F e "IT ti. ga • ,g 4%. ; !boor, 135. • "°: ii;: 9d. West Wylam , 12a. 6d. ; Walla End ii.vtolls 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Harvey Wylam, unsereened,l2s. 6d. Walls End Hebburn, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Northumber land, 13s. 3d.; Walls End Peareth, unsereened, 12.5. &I. • Eden Main, 15s. 3d.; Walls End Belmont, 11 1 . &I.; Walls End Helton, 165.; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 3d. ; Walla End Pensher, 14 5 . - Walls End Pl ummer , 15s. 3d.; Walls End Camp, 16:. 6d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 15s. 9d.; Walls End South Hartl e p oo l, 15 a. 6d . ; Wake End Thornley, 15s. ; Walls End Tees, 165.; Aberammon Merthyr, 18a. 6d.; Birebgrove Oraigola, 19s. ; Derwent water Hartley , 13s. 9d.; N ix o n ' s Mert hyr and Cardiff, 21s. ; Pump Quart Stone, 235. 6d, ; Port Talbot Steam, 195.; Wayne's Merthyr, 195.-Ships at market, 158; sold, 53. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL, MAY 10. For the time of year, full average supplies of country killed meat have been received up to these markets since Moaday last, whilst their general quality has proved good. With meat slaughtered in the metropolis we have been fairly supplied. On the whole, the genera l d emand is steady, on the following terms: Ply Vb. by thew:um s. d. s. d. I a d. a d. Inferior Bat 2 0 2 2 I Inferior Mutton.. 2 4 2 6 Middling ditto . Prime larse ditto Ditto mall ditto Vsal 3 111 S 10 Small Pork 3 0 S 6 Lamb, 4s. Od. to ss. 2d. CHEESE, HAMS, tte. s. e. Double Gloucester, per cat Single do 42 48 York hams Westmoreland do. Irish do. American do. Valtatim Bacon, green 33 64 Waterford Bacon al 53 Hamburgb do. 44 48 American — PRICES OF Ei c Privland, per rot 70 72 Dorset new 00 04 Carlow old 66 Waterford 69 Cork „ - 64 Limerick — eo 11 1 1 80 . ao Fresh Mate., per dean 10 12 aseddreCbecoemercort 6O TO Cheddar, do 6B 88 ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, May 10. We do not note any change from last week, the absence of rain supporting present prices. Dorset. floe weekly 70.. to M. per cut. Do. el iddLiai Devoe 7o► to 74. Matt lc to lls. ver do► Ito. VISITATION OF THE ARCHDEACON OF MIDDLESEX. —Yesterday morning the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair commenced the visitation of that portion of the diocese of London which is under his archdiaconal jurisdiction, in the parish church of St. Paul, Cov e nt- g arden. There waa a very large attendance of clergymen. Prayers were read by the Rev. Henry Hutton, M.A., Rector of St. Paul's, and the sermon was preached by the Rev. Henry blacken lie, M.A., Vicar of St. Martin ' s -in -the-Fields. The names of the clergy having been called over, the archdeacon pro ceeded to deliver his charge, which, however, presented no new or striking feature. The principal topics treated were the importance of a revival of convocation, and the blessings which might be evpected to flow from a reetoration of synodal action in the church. THE LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE NATIONAL Boman's TRAININO INSTITVTION DT PIINCI Atizar.—This morning having been appointed by his royal highness Prince Albert to lay the foundation stone of the National Society's Training Institution, for school maaten and schoolmirtressee, in Victoria-street, from an early hour the place selected for the ceremony was crowded with persons, chiefly ladies. l'recisely at one o'clock Prince Albert arrived, attended by Colonel l'hippe and Colonel Seymour, and was received on alighting from his carriage by the committee of the National S oc i e ty, t h e clergy of the district, and others, connected with the insti tution. Atter the usual service, his royal highness went through the ceremony of laying the stone in the usual man ner, and the proceedings soon after terminated. FEARFUL COLLIERY FXPLOSION.—NEARLY ONE HI:NURSE , Lie= Loer.—Another of those terrible acci dents from the explosion of firedamp, which have given notoriety to the valley of Aberdare, occurred yesterday, and from the accounts hitherto received this appears to have been more fatal than any previous one. It occurred in Powell's colliery, near the Dyffryn, where all the former explosions MAO took place. It is said that there were about a hundred men working in the pit, and of that number only three had been brought out slive. At the time of our correspondent writing the excitement was tremendous, and thousands of persons were congregating about the mouth of the pit. CAMERON'S COALBROOE AND LOUGHOR RAILWAY. —Yesterday, a general meeting in this matter was held before Master in Chancery Richards, to settle the list of shareholders liable to contribute to discharge the company's liabilities. Mr. Roxburgh and Messrs. Galsworthy ap peared for Mr. Turquand, the official manager ; M r . Taylor for the petitioners and other shareholders; and Mr. Lewis for the seceding shareholders. The Master placed 138 shareholders on the list, and adjourned the consideration of the remainder, consisting of what are termed the ing shareholders, who dispute their liability from a e s :aiPRE I; di date, until 7th Jane next. . • a*:> ; . • ';',. 42 ‘iit&TV - * ~..*71A.e.45*) „, • t 514.1111 4 1 l i I I i ii i , I '. l 4 li 41 1 i 11 4, :,i 1 i i 1 1. If i 11