The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-16 00:00:00

/ 4 14 i1... , ‘ - •f .*-- , 1146 7 ,.-.1.-•44.4" (---- ..1049. , •'"7.4rner - ireea-•- - * ...._ .. . . . •••,,,V / 0; 74g 1,1 4 .... ...... , .- -er c-.A4c -• • - • --''' • • 5 11 • • - • 1...• - No. 2,100.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16, . 1853 - • 4,6 m y wORTHY BRETIMEN of the LIU.ItY derable time in the fine Emu court, and then passed ; SHARE LISTS. ruAlaux lt/allsWA TS. JOIST STOCK BANKS. of the , CITY of LONDON. out of the main building into the hall, which runs II 3 Wimp sal llselsnlaat I die 1 ~., The lamented death of any friend, Mr. Chamberlain -- is 4 entiessos arigions... 1 pm 4 3 . . . isos,ua neunimm NM SEIM Aura Pakl wane dose 4.' • " ' -...-. -• t f him • sear , nd I ur hands the appuintmen o a sor, • round the court-yard of the society house. Yester- . ilarus.eiv EVENING. 6 3 MOB' Inplus perrar re 1 y The railway market opened well, but subsequently . 10 to chartroom. impidbr. I n a l .....,., gave wly with Go I I Saturday. to-day. , s ,peetitcly t , . introduce nipielf le a CANDIDATE for the day, notwithstanding tho harshnese of the weather, —l.---.—..-- : %.:;" v •t reemi , rod. In atekine your auffraart PPTtstt r"e t ° the attendance of visitors was very considerable ' nsols, and remained fiat to the I: 1 : Nen weltrees ... 2f 3r pm close. The progress of the arrangements for the se a. tait 1f 1'.. ... ... .. si sl Ilm Kass i4O Agstralada - 1 ' It. Men a tonality of the C:airt at Aldermen for mon .... .... .. 1 1 Ma o :,..that I l'.'", , „..:„..., ..„,..„1 t h e t,,,,h...4 Ate,. iu . rh e Om of throughout the day, and a large number of persons settling is noticed under the head of "money wirket. II I Dm M15M1 91111 ............ I It .. WM :23 .Chartd. Bank of Ada . 3: 4 dim pat NAM 20 !Oust. Bank of India toss . - ,' , ,,,Pri,!.....-o/.. tnuae' of Bbenfrand (um oairwrate. .. paid the ss. entrance fee at the door. The sale of The decline from yesterday's rates was not • material, .to ca nn a p um a. .1 " •'' II • I Gegga bibs Palaggla 21 21 , , Austral* and Chlas 2i 1 lem .. ir.itur !eta must act,v,ly swaged m protemional and meningitis _ mon tickets still proceeds with tolerable rapidity,samo . se English . Soottish, aad t .... ',l.liitly num tuut, if it should be your pleasure toeless, ... 1 2 1 pm the depression being rather an tone than in prim, si an OLWastateasagoosar l a par ipm , Anitra li llll Chattered 10 If 11 pm pn .,1 *...„- : :" ,! t 6„I o.,,ti o u t me the e.c.dent example of my luta and the authorities the ea have good reason to "'* 111 7,. ' ; . '"' the Oftlo of Chamberlain tii Eh enerry and lialiAtten • , noe that after the discharge of every liability, a but there wa s an evident indisposition to purchase is o - -• DLiasistssdeatolas 23,000 20 ;Leaden Bank of Atia i ! tralia and India 310 , i' •- ". yr onthdonoe, which it Le my highest &nab& s ' 6 2 LasmAPWllo,6p.CLltai Ws tar the present uncertain position of the money market. ss 16 LintamMagg .... 7 71 !...t. _ad thus... Jae yo large sum will remain in hands. The building is 23,000 .PO ILntdon Chartered Bank ! '..!' t ' - ' 1 ' 6". .. out to se, sentlawin, your mod oteollont mrtrant, again filled with a fashionable assemblage to-day, but Amongst the lighter stocks , East Lancashire, Great is I ° I:oD•insavforc —.. a as , l of Australia : tt.ae tLe son CLLAELE4 PAREIIIteITHEN, have not been racer- N orthern Norths s Do. North Stafford, and Dover,, were all • s D e . •(c a ik —'" - I 1 1 21,0a0 '25 Oriental Sank Corpora an isa; sat Hi Cilisen and sheer . the numbers of those enterin g hi l.. . 1 i 10,005 S !Royal Austral. Banking. Leemer.plate. strata tained. cheaper. Brightons also declined. Caledonians and le I Dm opr at Piggy's; i ais pw York and North Midlands were the exception, being ?eV= w pm and Gold Impost. Co. 1 i 1 dia par better. • M 9 mad Malktarranaaa 3,000 •23 "sots Australia Ang of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. The assertion made above that politics have been •• lf li pa MAN 2.1 !Union of Australia B livievreitsr tw CAPITAL. put in abeyance in Ireland ., hy_ the Exhibition Si i n ~ .kri-tno..- - - - - 1,000. ... I Do. New......... _......„ .....,.....,u al INVVATIIM MONET me reammasel to [THREEPENCE. doubted if the London Custom H ouse return takesl cognisance of all the gold that has left London for Paris during the week, as the profit on this opera tion is understood to have been considerable. The arrangements for the settlement of the railway share account commenced to-day. Generally the contangos show a limited "bull" account, stock being sufficiently plentiful; and it may be noticed that the rates of continuation demanded for carrying over in creased this afternoon. Great Northerns have been considerably overbought, the dealers being "bulls" against sales of the A and B shares. London and North Western stock was amply supplied, and com manded ; contango ; and Midland was likewise plentiful, carrying contango. Lancashire and York shire stock was also in fuller supply than at the last • settling. In the French market very light rates of continuation prevailed. Stravbourgs were much wanted, there being many borrowers. Annexed is our list of the rates of continuation ruling this after noon : Contaogo. London and North Wasters 6-16 to Midland -16 to Lancashire and Yorkshire Great Western 346 to London and South Western York and North Malawi 1.16 to 3-16 AcrA icks !forth British . 5 per ant. Eastern Counties "even" to It. Boyers Great Northern, to 3-16 Caledonians Oxford and Worcester. l-16 to k Northern of France MISCELLANBOUS. Bb. , Ilascantanaors. 10,000, too Australian 50 BriLtinarlassLaal 100, 10,0 00000, 1 100 inns& M Csop ass any... S Crystal 130.0001 4 Cryst.PalAtlitansa 143,71 i; I i N. Brtt. *ACURA 1 Do. Prstsransa... 120,000 , 5 rocilllr.lLM. 3 / 4 311a. 103,2001 1 icortishAust.lavest 14,. 00 35 S. AnstralLon Len 10.400; 130 Vas Dioximails lined The Mowing are this d Peel River Land and Min Investment, 21; Can Diemei I Owing Pd I prim Business done Sairda.: to-day. 35 39 32 79 3 3 4 63 72 $2 61 li 70 II 24 ps TI 611 -- su all 4f 41 If all IS 1 44 el If 2 pm lte trt, 14 1 191 174 lay'. males for the account: ,eral, 91; Scottish Australian it's Land, 14 17:. MONEY MARKET. per cent. Strasbourgs Lyons l-32 to 3-32 Land shares were dull, at the reduced rates of yesterday. The contaago on Agricultural. ruled at Ito ; on Peel Rivers, 1-32 to 1-16; and on South Australian Land, 5 to 5. Australian Bank shares were also quiet, and Australasia were 10s. cheaper. Crystal Palace shares remain firm at the late ad vance, and at one time reached 21 prem. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France closed 11 to 21 prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada, a tog prem.; and Aberdeen North American Land shares, Be. to 10s. In other miscellaneous shares there was no feature. Royal Mail Steam mark 77. Monday, the 23rd inst., is fixed as special settling day for the bonds of the Lyons and Mediterranean Railway Company. The colonial Wool sales being fixed to commenco on the 19th inst., we annex a list of the imports of wool from our colonies since the last public sales, viz : Sydney 6,38 S Port Phillip and Portland Bay Van Diemen'a Land Swan River New Zealand Cape of Good Hope 6,069 Total • 29,369 The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kingdom for the last week are thus stated by Herapath's Journal: Total No. of Average receipt receipts. milts open, per mile. 1853.... £303,690 6,679 £l6 9 0 1852.... 278,167 6,359 42 8 0 1831.... 262,222 6,366 41 4 0 e y h o e r a k p er. and N B r ig o tone rt h h i L t eseirdues ee--- rained idl a a lit i c i ) ds deci better. wereined the . ei Cal ce ed pt o i ni on ans , be a in n g d s tt t i ri lTsT.t ad ' per mautannm et iregem; _12;; 222 ANKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. The assertion made above that polities have beenma esverrnese 1W CAPITAL. MOUS a isvercriee renege are requested to It i AITIE 4 DES 074 AL AMURANCE and INVEST- put in abeyance in Ireland by the Exhibition must, I regret to say, be qnalified by certain x- se li agree ..„ .., , st st pa sq ss Saris ARGIL., .... ..., - - /0 IA lmam A Urj e zt , j la) 7i 11 THIS DAY-Two o'Cboce. es to inlay Del.(mt elvs'he lee Pe, "t ' the Is liT i ll • blab of le ybe ots captions, for it is not to be understood as univer met s•.soc tile s. sr w ae . ,_ The railway market is firmer to-day, most of the Wls Northern oftremes._ .. ,37 371 318 i 1 ~.„I.o o niblitel eve PeTwo , 'o! r''' 7 • 14 442 . 4 tie 042 . 4. 44 no t sally correct. Thus, for instance, one exception leading stocks being better. Business, however, is m iiii 1 DAIS. 8 par et Semel. r ,,,e,,,,e. mi , l Pal ilOllnnnall lIS, must be made in the ease of the Tuam Roman ea- (he R. & Arius dial lei lef not active, the settlement of the account, whi ch le 21 " 215/1611 . 1211 b rwilt. Si 9 1 So in '. " 4Ybc4" prty.E MORRINON, Maggie( Din:o3r. tholic priests, who have been passing resolutions toPm' 30 le Paris amg Lyess ... .. Hi 16 4 Ps .:. 22 martia•,.plem,irdillnir- 01 1a 1 MIA 1140 n• g reases satisfactorily, engaging attention. French shares are considerably higher. 319 el Earle mil Weems ... .. 41 , 1 446 express their indignation at the conduct of some of the Irish representatives, more especially at that of 21 /1/ Eerie aml Emma . .. 43 461 ATRONISED by the FACULTY. - WOOL- ORDINARY SHARES AND emirs. 21 W Paris and r; .. 37 St 111 0 21 4 Park limn 5 6 fan ILAN Pfallikt AL CANDY, ea ertsetue cure for Ceases , two of those who represent the constituents over ..;.... A.M.'s, and Celeunipt p lk Pi recommended to : y e:ra t t le XI "ha" the the (the Team priests) exercise an influence. 2 2. 122 .Cbzwal su rwe 811 • 4 K"dabh 21 lb id Hume .. 21; 12 Pul Rati.wani. Sat r- to s palliasse s s loyal theedlit 7. - f 1 • dla LE4'1 1...- a !,..ar t 'imil er a ; &ad d by 'abet Is 1052 , "I feel a ple.sure en In conclusion they say : - /-___ • I..l.°* iia,i' ing - 1 1,A,Z1let's Pi 4e9 ;toral C.ml y In eadmosary complaints, That as the corruption of the worst and most venal roper it: 110 hlehleu . 1 ~.... 1 . .., 29 10 --r----- Ya H 11.2.11.1 1211;47 . - SI 1 1 r''''' h ia attune. and effections of the cheet. G. D. tentative' would be comparatively harmlets it not sustained '' si •aialthitilth . E O • I2 L . ~.t .., [h. meg . 1 . 1. , eel Amgen 8 10 4 Do. per Oent. Probe% - ~ .-„, ft • I geed" of Vows - - lidoot. NM- C l7 "l"bea l e P ll4lr Nbw DM. .. 14.4u.."-Tbil . by plan-seeking 00astituents, we eannil imagine that any us di 22m w, 24.2 . 412 • 10 ,4 n „N., ar.da.,h'e main .e, grts.epa"d 14d7 b Y 16 ' 110 ' bbemdb . basset or disinterested person. could venture to advocate st s. eimps..lAp,AClp. Jul 62 62 di e 54, !..aeo, a .11 by all clam everywhere, la Doze% st lc lid. 20 °ls. Upper billallelp the ruinous policy of the notorious pledge breakers, and 271 an Doffikaahnirkulltnats4.C . . al 56 SI all Wag Finden_ . 44 5 a:A:f. ed each. that it would inflict the deepest injury on the catholic clergy 2 2 1 5 1 la. do. de. 301... 3i nMs 15 S Ds 4 ger OM. !retie. f }m• if any of them, or of their friends, were found to participate ~6 1 - . 1 % ~..„,„. . _,___6 llll4l and rwelle ... - 102 „,„ 104 SS le *meant of Ranee _ in the disgraccfal patronage now lavished as the price of the c '.ll =. 4 n a - - •.' sat es 10 2 Wasterned Swltserland I f die ~.-- " :. 'd. lir --- Amid .. 04 independence of the country, and of the freedom of our holy 22 a f, (2 4 ,2 244 6 2 46 6. ~.. .., 22, 1 2 4 IS 6 Eia1em1............ .......... - If 11 Ss ' - '4ll 1, 'L ill • religion. PI 45 DOM egad BelfaatJano.. 4 5 pm 491 The following are this day's sales for the account : I 0 . . The priests of the deanery of Dunmore hare 33 a!' Deenise j Partail44ll4t. ORDINARY SNARES AND STOCKS. ' '... • 9 • adopted similar re so l u tion s ; and those o f Thurles es an tent Amities 791 ;13 111; Leeds Great • have also met and condemned as unsatisfactory the la ill nue ISIS t sad H. ) .. ySI Western, 901 Lancas hi re Northern, tgl; London and lackwell, 91 ; Lon ") Se Smilers Olailltnle t=i lag replies made by Messrs. F. Scully, M.P., and James 22 Li a m ,. uc, cu . ; A... don and North Western, 1181 19 1 8 } ; Midland, 741 5; bod Sadl y e . ir, M . P ., to the former resolutions of their eels 11.9.:16) _ 101 II North Eritish, 36; North-Western, 81. ~, , ~/ ;I - . SS al. 'La awe IS and 12 ditta 7 If , , a ,”301411.-- St. 100 teat Leseashlre . .. II 73i PREFERENCE SOUSES. au . ,sei . Leie [l] Mr. Ball, M.P. for Carlow, has written an admi- so t ens. i* W.L Uks*Bia r. a.la lie 66 Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. Min.), 5 per cent., 'a/4 • rable letter in vindication of the views which he and I re tee tiliebi eesk iebew e e m e mdt/tewm p eemee. • _ 7l .... 14 101 ; York and North Midland (H. and B. Purchase), 101. ... •1, I ta bl e • , li other Irish members who have supported the finan- St. lies iinherefe.reilk i peue $1 14 Chester and Holyhead Guar. 64 per cent., 20; Eastern 1 1 - - cial measures of the government with respect to Ire- IN la hialbWeetera - - Union, Scrip Gni. 6 per cent., lq. L. , , " ' i , too =Zinnia ... .. U 59 101 1 1 i FORM:v. '' ' NIUMI[iI 144 ' land have taken of the subject. The followine communication has been received M. 100 De. A, Meek ... ... 54 IA GA 100 Di. 11. Sleek ... ... 114 11l C b y M. 1111 01.11amiLand Weet.flre. 113 /14 b 4 in Grand Junctioa of France, 121; Paris and Lyons, 281 ; Paris and Strasbourg, 381 1. . the American Consul in Dublin from the American Ilt WO Oruit Wagon ... .. 901 1101 Minister in London : if It Irielt loath Itulene - 54 lig 50 16 sil l l Laneeslar gml threats .. 94 1111 - rORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, 45, Portland-place, London, May 8, 1853. would 18 1 11 l Db. ' Thirgs - ••• •• 1 14 PIS Sir Your favour of the 6th is . received . Düblin, Nothing who weds elegem with eameenr.--JAMES COOK'. TURES .._ *- .- ~ ref roi i "INt A ratliCll POLVMED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED- es more . grattlytag to me than Die visit to which lO 116 De. WM. ... ... 4 4 Ws 1175A0. &sillir, Deena, Carpet. Looking-Masa sad ti p b, h i. i . 77 had anticipated and hoped for. My disappointment and Is Ile, Cu. West Lang Calm 3 2 . SATURDAY EVENING. w a seeme.-BIeoMPIVN 1101. SE, 22 and 21, Queen'eloolldiogn mortificatioa are extreme. It so happens that defies con- il?, •1 1 . 1 ,1. _.__l- ••al a 1 6 1e4.1teth - - le 151, 16 esicerssaintie. Eatinownewa. and a limo' Flom sent post netted with the legation are at the moment such as eannot '1:, 4 14 '" t0a.7,1.... A kwual isouthai i a N il p p., The transactions in home mining stocks to-day bes. be dispensed with or postponed. Our country is warmly St.itea Loa.,, Brighten,* 8. Coast 164 103 were very few, the market being quite devoid of attached to Ireland. She cherishes in her inmost heart the sr. too Loosen os mague.mme. Its nej Hsi 1 anination, and we have no change in prices to re- THE I) A I L Y NEWS. brave people of the Emerald Isle. I should be proud and 20 12 Do. !Mho ... ... .. lii 3pm port. Undue Morning Paper, price 3d. happy to be the bearer of these sentiments on the occasion 10 , 1 Do.4loeis.,lLeadle.(o 11 I a tiroass l'olitiael °tom the DULY NEW, us at the head of the Li- of the opening of the Exhibition. Prevented from doing M.,100 London k boutit.Westsre s o O l d. The gold mining shares were little affected by the hem of Great Britain, adeocating free commerce Mite breaded so, by being detained officially at my post, I shall still hope w) 8 5 1 4 4 Di ... Do " 2 . 0 ... ". - 4 A dis arrangements for the settling. Business remains Iwo. 'et all e'-'61•1 and 1 ' 1" re ' emth whe th er 14111e54 " dd . to exchange a cordial greeting with many of the inhabitants 15 u 1 all Londeiederry i'iNalenlie 19 IS very Inactive, but prices are generally fairly sup er seeklasteab In ta ream and valae of Its General News,-in the wormy Mae and to tread upon the soil ot Erin, before re.urning to the 33 all Loodoodrrytk Eradelulln 19 21 potted. Anglo-Californians were rather better, Law moons -La the ample, teetotal. and impartial chandler of Its United States. If there should be any regret that the re- W.. 100 Manch„liket,listincolarb. 391 304 30 an. British Australian flat. The rates of Con temn letekigence, and in the varied mercantile and commercial In. presentative of our wide-spread and populous Et public is 54 41 Do. Mama Lind. Union _o* Sf dla traislioll Sent-. 1 . ,01 • , n the t3ty, hada ay, and Monetary Articles,- unavoidably absent from the present celebration, his regret E g . .i112, ; sari -. a . .- - 2 1 2 7 , 1 1 lie 1 tacgo in this department were generally moderate, ibr r.perr IN ioeurpieisel. will be joined with yours, and his ardent aspirations will 2 2 syt mi d s 4 . 44 , 4 (leo y " :.7 and indicative of diminished speculation. In fact, it trews. • more detailed liar of Shipping than any ether paper ,. nc ,.. i .„. 17 . 17 7 . 70 . 7 of id d m i ay , di Ili I n di a . 4 . b y every be offered for the joyous festivity of the OCC.laina, for the pp 1; . pith; usii a ny c a l . :;, ...... - ' the majority of the " bulls" seem to have been ewraed aw_eis the only d a ily mopes gasigge. wets 6 6 2 a we., complete success of the enterprise, and for the continued - st. too seenuartet .......50 53 obliged to close their accounts. At four o'clock pablebrineywbere. glory and honour of the country whose capital it adorns. 6 11 1 1 Doi 8 01 7 lalealike - Par i PEI Co l on i a l Gold were quoted 11 to II prem.; Port It admen need to fame.les, a. being the oil y raper besides the With many thanks for your kindness, I remain, your faith- 23 1 1 9 lervltortAtlMlStihmermi 1 1 die q.v.^ enrich exclude% vod hoe always eldainla, from 11110alliOlni hil " ra w , 54 • j Newry and Kiatitaktilem. If 34 Phillip, par to 1 prem.; Great Nugget, 11 to 1I usemereadvertieraients. J. It. INOBRSOII. 24 1 al, sawywayeamsointlalos. 4 91 prem.; British Australian, par to ; prem .; Nouveau James Foy, Esq., Dublin. It. ba pada favour is shown by the lest return of stamps Be., lea INorfullt ... ... ... ... 53 53 U far the year 1330 to the leading London Newspapers, by The guardians of the Swinford Union, in Mayo, 13 l3 I Do. New ... ... ... - - Monde, 1 7-16 to 19-16 prem.; Aguas Fria, If to 11 vise it mu be seen that this MKT (the youngest h 7 mere teas 36 I3i Northers Coolidge 0 .10 31 S us ki prem.; Anglo-Californian, Ito 1 prem: •have passed resolutions strongly condemnatory of 8. too N ort h Bat i k .. as slay yeses) hid In Ave years bean int th e oldest omapetitore:ssl In other foreign and colonial adventures there was utasineed. riodeps tented. the course taken by their representative, Mr. Moore, is ' 14 , North Devon, * ie. I. ... - - tie wimp,. Otto:mu a t Ile.. i l Defe rred.,,, 7_ 7_ -xis no feature. Nova Scotia Copper remain flat at 4to Mourso Poor l77' 829,000 1 dis. Sue River cloud It to 11 preps.; and Met- Noun's 11•1lALD. I. HIV N Ewe IE46 t. 1 1131,000 boons which the legislature could bestow on this 3d , t 0 , N,,,,,,,, , h,..,.. 9. , .. w .,,,,,„,„,,„„ Il _Si pm slake, 12 to 121 prem. The continued maintenance of this pompom jut es the tellawlng The non-official closing quotations are :-New South qtraest recently expressed by a comes/menu: COUntry at the present moment. They contradict st. Iles °oars., wore, at wows,. 634 534 :lab Central .. " Th e • Dear News 'is the youngest ot all the Laden morning in the most positive manner the statement made by s til t !: "'1 ,1 ', 11 iimund • ••• : 4 1 es Wales Coal, I dis. to I pm.; Port Hunter and Moreton were. Frees the Set It took high ground anda high literal tone-re. Mr. Moore, that the Irish tenant farmers are indif- „Oa ) ! „,„. w. ,.,, s i r ... 7 . : ::: 43 at Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, i dim. pre eadne roadoteatly that somenatlve liberalism which is clearly ,__ Me i.ll. %Won of Enema ; sae greedy. wits the ppregghloppe 'swat to the continuance of the annuities. sc. 1,00 Do. LISN.W.Guar. Mb 73 76 to par ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold ortaladva of use recognised deity prom, and via Me largest 10 5 Shrewebury and Hereford li of elk Mining and Streaming, 1. to t prem.; Mel eager of sdeertirements-nut to the • Time '-oblalned by any MI tali '-ersterebuty and (ham b ourne Gold, 4 to 1 per share; Australian Mutual, slily paper, its political more tima carrespcods with Its commenial , (Nor. W. Ilia.) ... 15 39 Mime." 134, sl Do.Raltes .„ ... „. 9 10 1 dis. to par ; Australian Consols, 3 dis. to par ; Ye stemmed or Boolmdlar re Newsman in the kingdom ;Or at SUNDAY TRADING.-DEPUTATION TO THE 20 , 90 ' Po.Oaws.try .„.., 13 15 Monarch Gold, i t dig. to par; Chartered Australian swage 10, Sou Wsehetrert. tendon. .e I es elemishire Calm ... ... If 31 dis 60 I be South Devon .»... .. 34 Land and Mining, Ito 1 EARL OF ABERDEEN. per eh. ; Worthing (newshs.), et. too .111outh eastern .- ... .. 7 141 fel 3to t dis• ; Lewis Hill Range, Ito 1 dire ; New R. CULVERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORKS, On Saturday, a numerous and respectable deputise r, I: ILI 7...z..ii, •,;; D i.,. :: r, ~,i. Cirth°4°4 bbil4mYtlbbil " bad Wirbibi. Is. seek, by post tion from the various leading districts of the metropolis so ,5 ! Ditto ditto -.... 4 41 p o S ou th Wales Gold , 2 to 1 per share • Golden Mountain, Ito 4 per share ; L ' ake Superior Copper , Idle. to par; WHAT TO EAT , DIM, AHD AVOID. waited, by appointment, on the Earl of Aberdeen, at Down- 15 all Stained Ili Harlington - 19 I Ceylon Land and Mining, # dis. to par • Feather it. ing-street, for the purpose of soliciting the co-operation of . 3.1 .' 2 77 0 ',Th, 7 •. 1 . 11 • • •• 11 ••• 611 • 11 . 2 1 1 1 River Land and Gold, par to I prem. ; Olaclbach Zinc, LECIIIRE Ti) YOUNG USN. the government in passing the Sunday Trading Bill threueh •! ! V a l e of Reath ... _.. 13 15e 1: . all ' Waterford and Mummy. 101 i t o 1 prem.; Pontgiband Silver Lead, par to EL parliament. The deputation was introduced by Mr. to ' all I 'herbed sad Limerlak. 4 34 130 W TO SE HAM. Aped*, Follett, M.P., and Mr. Hayman acted as to :14 Wen Oornwall ... _ 1 108 t ea pr f e l m , . ; Chalanches Silver, pay to 4 pm. • ; Cologne "t MORAL AND rursicn. CUOICSENT 07 LIYZ. Secretary. to ble.. Wimbledca and Croydon 4 dla pm ' 4 die. to par ; New Linares, Ito a pm.; e. Mr. Peiiarr, in introducing the deputation, explained 10 1 1 , Woodford Tregurtha, Ito t prem.; Carberry West, _k" dis. to 021 SPECIAL DISEASES. that it consisted of tradesmen from the various metropolitan It 1 3: , c.....1..t..._-,t--lhilannii lp. ek, W. districts, who were anxious to be strict ohs e of the is I al ! yz0 . iT . ,7,,,,„, . 4 1 ... Is k prem. ; Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, !Hl Din:TUTU OE MARRIAGE 1.11:11.. 1 - dig. to pnr ; Sulphate of Barytes, t to ! per share ; Sabbath, but required legal protection from those competi. gi. i di y 2 4.2 sad Nort h gmbia 62 c i. eh 2 Vl .L'Aiglo d'Or, I dis. to par ; Adelaide Land and DISEASES Or WINTER. tors who were without samples on the subject. A bill had - 1111, been prepared with a great deal of care, and had a great raarlamecs SHAM. Gold, 1 to 1 dim.; Metcalfe Mining Company of Ja- EMMY DESANOEMENTI, coxerwAnox, sad 1LM5073.2. many friends and supporters in parliament, but in cense- St.. 140 Aberdeen 1 90 95 males, 12 to 121 pm. •• Obernhof, tto f pm. ; Britan- JlolDes qoence of its always eomingon for discussionon Wednesdays i a u Ab , c „..„ N o , 2 , 7 p.r c.u, - - nia Gold, 4to 1 per ;hare ; Poltimore, par to 1 pm.: ra. ulna a. a few determieed opponents were able to prevent its plowing Se I-0 &Mot k Etienne per Cl,-; 166 108 likalSn' IRISH, and acuTcu LAKES. 2 nib " Ilk Ibbb ' into a law. The representatives of the various districts St. 150 Oaledoidaa illo - .. 1 107 ICI Kenmore , -1 to 1 prem. • British and Colonial Smelt s:- ing and Reduction, 1 ' to 1 prem . Great Hewes Rieitoerrav: 01, THE COLD WATER CURB. would explain their special views to his lordship, but he 15 ,:5 Mater and Holyhead I 194 204 el ; 31 Cork end Budge .• 1 par 4 ps Misweed.ll,Mseernostrr.row; Carealtio. 147, Ceet-etreet: Maas, would content himself with stating generally that they were 4, all • 04r44 .. ~4 4, 4 , 444 z be ; ,lUnited Tin, I dis to I pm.; Respryn Copper, par ito st Oesters sad all beekeepers ;orofW. E. Culverwell. M.D. , 30. ell most deeply impressed with the importance of the ', . g“. j amt i s „ . 44 4 • I prem. • .Sue. River (of Jamaica),ll to 11 prem.; Park arankswaitasssn-stnne him mar he 01141111 d 4111 7 trwe 10 till 4 ease. (Hear, hear.) The working classes themselves were 51/ Ili litanAnallaa(Bl.losip.6l • 4 44 win and ' Carwalsick Tin, par to t prem. ; Trevose Sit- MaT Me. specially alive to it, more particularly since the agitation 5, ft Do. do. (51.) 7 per Ct 4l 31 respecting the Sunday opening of the Crystal Palace. The 71, 3 .Do. de. M. 175.1 7 pin Ct i4-pm vet Lead, Ito I prem.; Perran Wheal Alfred, Ito discussions on that subject had left with them the firm con- 1, n 6 1, 1 7 1 7 •4 1 ` t i 401 . 1 • 4 1 ::a•P•7 7 11 :1 1 li fon f, prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, fto lt prem. • Ar- IRELAND. - Dent.tor, MAY 14. viction that the sabbath was the poor mates privilege, and 10 ' Li'. DO. ° New 4 per Coat Moak 14 134 w that to reserve it intact, it must be observed as a dayof so 100 g h e.iy a i di vi ee i rz t d mil is 154 rest. (Hear, hear.) They feared that if it were once an- 6.5 ad al. iruh. sal dennes of Belgium, par to / prem.; Jamaica Copper, 41 to 54 pm. • Port Royal (of Jamaica), la told pm.; Lt anew (of ' Jamaica), Ito 1 prem.; Portland Iron varied, and its sacred character destroyed under any pre. Dundee, 311 ear .../ 11l 34 Thanks to the great Exhibition, we are just nowßt. i 100 Oast trorthsnil pgrOeut 130 133 par to }prem . ; Mizen Head, par to }prem .; Irish truce, the next step would be to claim from the poor man in the enjoyment, here, of a grand political truce. seven days' work for six days' wages. (Hear, hear.) With St.! 150 Du riettraLe at le p.M. Mis 112 113 Consols, par to 1 prem. • South Cork Copper, a_ dis. Agitation is for the moment in a state of coma • and these few general observations, he (Mr. P e l l atelwounl leave 10 5 Do. 44 mai Nefjp..., a Ipm 51 to 1 prem. • Knookatrellano Copper, 1 dii . to par., for the fi rst time in the history of Ireland , ' the the matter in the hands of the deputation. 8, oe OLSM4Weetem(IIMIAM If _ 81 King Arthur Consols, 1"to 1 _prem.; South Devon Mr. BATMAN, who announced himself as secretary to a5O 6 utreet.nealisenes q7l Consols, t die. to par • ; East Indian Iron, 2to 1 per people arc permitted to enjoy a glimpse of that bliss- 107 ful social stste in which men forget party strife, or rwi.hed 11" I ilatien for the promotion of the question M. IPo Gt. We-t redeem pl. A to caU "gi lts lordship's attention mainly to twit points. ' Bt. 160 Mit° miry eon" 153 10$ par r F m share; Australasian Coal, I dis. to par ; Aibin Goal at least appear ashamed of it, and occupy their minds One was that the tradesmen, whom time was so fully occu- and Iron, Ito 1 4 prem.; tackamor Copper, Ito 1 Se te' I OU Lan'w Dittoepee liT csa w6L telaik... lb 154 about honest industry and intellectual development. pied, not only with their respective trades, but with their lc toe L 0 0,,, 5t r , g 4,0.....5 ma c 134 isy prem. In fact, if the present novel state of things be various parochial duties, thought they had some reason to at. too DittoPrefrantid 3 par Ct. - - 41 allowed to continue, we shall be expecting soon to complain of the meaner in which this question had been I . h• 5 . .. Lon. rndom.r btbten r e , l l3l4.z tsp Con.nate ti r THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. treated is the House of Commons. (Hear hear.) T hey I ,an 1. , _ see this country transformed into a veritable Utopia, lif 144 ' • There has been scarcely any business done in the had been in attendance more or les sines ' 1845, but were 1 ' Le 1-4 " * "" elee n el SS blan.BlNetkUme= 5 9 to happy appear the results which have already now under the impression that no bill could pass that 11 110 I Do. New Lii .. . ICI 111 .. 101 gold mining shares to-day, speculation being quite begun to flow from the Great Exhibition of 1851 house which was factiously opposed. The Sunday 5i I 1 D., se _... „. i Ipa at a stand-still. The settlement of the account is in Hence if Dargan's Temple of Industry, and the Trading Bill had undergone the ordeal of three Ili ell . Illaryp.t Cattle* I ' i P Gt. - - lan gorgeous and memorable scene of which it was don the motion of Mr. C. Pearson the to Jett Naffianacoes.er.n.h.up.Dl 10 151 select committees, an . . . s progress, and excites a little attention. Prices re main much the same air on Saturday ; but, on the the theatre on Thursday last, be the source of some second reading had been carried by • large majority. till, .. 6 1' ~,,,6 I ( .Dittf Y.."f"eme" ..... .- 1 f r ante satenalosi notwithstanding that favourable position, the promotes to . 1 '4 . '17, 7. s ~,,ecih.ii• 116 I ns 1 1 4 4 whole, the tone of the market seems a shade firmer. national vanity, and the sole absorbing topic of gene- felt that there was not the slightest chance of its passing 2 , all IM.VfavenerValley $ pot -I- Australian Agricultural shares have been a trifle ral conversation, the vanity and the loquacity really into a law. This brought him to his second point, which 10 i 6 Do. Debeniures ... ... par pm deserve some amount of toleration. There was only was that their present object was to make through his M. 100 North British ... ... ... 11 17 115 weaker, having been sold at 79. Peel Rivers are one hitch in the ceremony of Thursday, and that lordship an earnest appeal to the government themselves;to 20 all North Mattonhdore take charge of the bill. There were at the present me- 61 . i 166 , 411116r .„„ i a a W 7, 11 ' 1 , l a ~,a " ,„1 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; and Scottish Australian In threatened for a while to interfere with its complete meat ten thousand shops in London which regularly opened is i s i D - I T " " d i t - to -Pl' ai - a - I I - 124 24 , vestment, 11 to 11 prem. success; namely, the omission of a form of prayer se the Sabbath Day, and forty thousand persons trading on 5 ! 4 Itasea&Biroi.Neweltax.l 101 Ili Pronounced by a dignitary of the church, according that day, not only in consumable and perishable articles, to !10 atess.*Chuter(Nor.W. Ont.- tithe precedent of the Hyde Park Exhibition. This bat in clothing, boots and shoes, and various other mane- , I t .. ? . to !_tz ,. ..i per il Ceat .. 1 83 the subject of angry remonstrance, for several factored articles. One of the largest Sand y traders in No. 'Skim Mom Pahl Saturday. today. Manic, was Lambeffithr.; Gr ov es , the extensive clothier of Lower '. '''''''' '''''" a -"' *** 16 16 - - ----- --.- - days, in the columns of the ultra-protestant news- out of 10 " Ili Ditto New he in common with„o' in' eteen Papas; and it may have had the effect of keeping twenty of the tradesmen Of the ne hhn knml n l,l i ig--eir---, We-- give 1 Ann.lof 51.0.4 1 1161 261 35 •.050 1 ?Alec AustrelianCold all par 4 get May from the ceremonial many men of strong re- his testimony in favour of the bill. st., 1001 Do. 41 per cent. ' 11l 113 140.005 10,,, exiactoCaliturslau 10,000 10 tAustresalan ... . Igloos feeling, the established church being, in fact, After some conversation, SO lan StlYorabire4.oaer; 1114 104 20,400 IA + tartrallan ll 411 If ' elv represented on the occasion by a viceregal The Earl of AsERDEEN sa id that no doubt Sunday was 2 ! ..... 8 ~ W_, a tertorde.leirarscd, f die iin tn. 1..., warts. Minna*" botw..i 60,000 1 Australian °ord.:len , all par Ipm 100,000 1 Australian /revile:4 a day which every one should respect, but at the same time 105 :hiploin, the chaplain of the Knights of St. Patrick , these Sablistarian notions might be carried too far ; and it 17 I 1 ,Dl2 -4"t tg0 ""4"6. 1 le t' I le 53.00 U I Ave Mans al! idle par ••• "* ltd a few clergymen scattered through the UMW' was not for the government to interfere. Of course, in 13 19 'Tork&N.Mid.lLAlLEurde 1 pnt 200,000 1 Pritiole Australian Oak all fpm 14 10,000 SI /Britishlrea lii 10 hags, the proved and fellows of Traoity College common with themselves, the was anxious for a duo obser- - Photo m i dr,..5.1 rap, (be. st37.pa 7.1 i 3 31 aPpearing only in their character of the body corpo. vane° of the Sabbath, but he could not undertake to say LINES LEASED AT PIXRD Rpm% 6,006 to Do.Cocars and Culab. al! 4 5 me of the Lniversity. The omission of a formal that government . would take this bill up as a cabinet men- St. too 'Pinata ham.htre Weed 11000 2 , 1 Do. St. John Del key IS .10 81 tare. Like other members they would vote according to .to Liladonkff.elisteng 107 109 11000 4 CaliOte. Creek all pat 4me pmyer however was not the result of any time 4u Cotre Copper ..... their individual opinions, and if he declined any more pro- SO 50 Llectenteto J nankin 100.000 1 f :1010tnal bold .:1 intention on the part of the committee, who t II 2pm bf miaent action it was not from motives of indillerence, but, Hamel reolet 2o7 .Da)... 114 21 et. WO ilinstElsocamluguar.lp.et. .. C 01 • 1 410 l4 8 9 rely Wished to conciliate all parties-a matter of some while such difference of opinion 'listed out of doors, he I Dewed to 61Na:than) ISO 182 woo') Bt. V3opper ?Siam of Eng. 0 ; 50 difficulty in the midst of so much sectarian strife, thought it would he unwise for ministers to take a decided IS 35 I lloucester t Den forest 8,000 25 +Do. Pref. 74 per cent. all 8 9pm Led it would seem to be compensated for by t h e 1 part one way or the other. Personally,. he should be happy 1 CesserltoGreatWestere 334 14 10,040 5 Seek AnstraliontAypet ill 15 1 1 die to give his ueietanee in promotion of tueir views, but it it 100 an .Rartleauol D ale k lanw. Gnat Nugget Win all lf 11 pm 166 . 1.1 6 I *Do. Registered - - 1 decided religious style of the music selected for the (leased to Yk. N. A Ser.) - - were true that they could not get their measure through the ao,tee 20 +.l4Deral (tension, and by she brief and extemporary, but House of Commons he looked upon that tact as a proof tbat il 1 : 0 4 llttrs A 1171 44 1.T0rr 4 1 4 104 114 1: /2,021 ,rand Duchy of back, all pa 4pm . very solemn, prayer pronouuced by the Lord Dente- the opposition was greater than the deputation had repro- ''' 111 111 D;:. 1 Mar* ilittc3. 274 184 Ileiat Great Polgooth all par s 4 pen sant himself in declaring the Exhibition to be opened. Dented. lie could not imagine that a few Chartists could 12 , 1711 . 1eadua ant Oreanwlch 1 0 0,14c take Bathurst all ells to such a bill iawesi to geode sawn 1 41 11 111 60,051 liberty ell par ipm The presence of four prelates of the Roman catholic offer permanent obstruction • . I It ,. i VW +Game church, and of several of their clergy, at the eeremo- Mr. Puti.sv . r . suggested that much o f . their object would 20 10 J. to Prefereece (ditto) 28 .7 30,000 LordocarCalitan. 6.14 Intl, appears to have given general satisfaction. , ne.ee4.o Norfolk) be served if ministers would arrange tepee them one of the NI In Lowc-teft Guar.lperesat government days. At present the bill came od on Wecines- 93 100 Ir all I Ditto ditto 6 per 0.01 - - tops's Quer= Crushing Co.. aU 1 Kalinin all i dle per the appearance of the great hall of the building days, and those who opposed it had nothing to do but tal k ss en , stmen.,euxtoe,ismauoes 20,000 1 fllnimak&Amcriem 9 8 81 71 Presents to-day a very different contrast from I ['latest to !..1aN.W.031d.) 3 31 6 one New Granada till six o'clock. C' Heu," and a laugh) 200,000 Nouveau Monde what it did on Thursday. The multitude of scats The Earl of ABERDEEN said that they were awaro that Sc 1 i all S i= to atockt. at Dar!. - 30,000 I NOM Beetle Mining and - bare been removed, as well as the scaffolding raised the time of the Roue of Commons was very much occupied Lee: a'i iuktosui !Outlined PAWL) 106 28 Copper Smelting around the organ loft to accommodate the choir; and jut now. However, he would speak to Lord John Rue- 06 1 1M'th to ~ GOO 80,tett +Port Philip ...lusts Mock all 4 IPm 1 per 1 Pm sell, who hail the management of the government business, -: ,diL.,. - ,eret1'''''1•111„..t.e.6.6:,(...31 43 .7 the work of e•Aupteting the arrangement of the and ascertain how far it would be practicable to meet their ss a ll D 47 2 2 - 4 -4 5 per mt . (d o. ). 7. 1, 10,00 5 tab puce, Iron goods is carried on with order and vapidity. A great views. &course, if tke state of public business would per- is 11a Ersemaa e , re :leap. Lee. ... *Oita New 7,7;0 30 Santiago a. Cubs IS 7 $ HI 6 7 number of the English exhibitors have not yet dis- mit of it, he (Lord Aberdeen) could have no object i on, as it I _ l l _ a. __BaN._is i r are t.tu.c_.ei tto yo ). r . h -_ z 50,600 I South Australian all 4 fpm played the splendi contributions which they have he thought the measure of sufficient importance to en tit le w 1i ! 1 . 21 _,_i__...,._ di ~_ __, siao 10 Fin Croft brought. to ati fair chances of success. (Ilear, hear.) Ile shou 111 1 ' illlrr irea l f W' or g na ( r i .... 131 in 43,174 85.1.6 ) 4 UMW Itemrsa all 5 .it /0,000 1 Wallet have thought, however, that the proper course would have pe se s: ikotb ,,, s7 . th 47 ,.,, k l6l 153 Her Excellency the Countess of St. Germans visited been to have seen the Secretary of State, in whose province is I 4 2 22 62,6 6 /6 6 .4 2 61 2 01 4244 2 100,000 I West Granada AI Idle ipm the Exhibition about 4 o'clock yesterday, accompanied the qoestion properly lay. In point of fact, he (Lord I Ise er. It'Ciesa) 1 1 4 1 1 100,W I Wee Mullein ati par 11 pm by Karl Granville (President of the Council) Aberdeen) hid nothing at all to do with it. I9o' 61 , Woe Valley. 4 p.Ct.gtm. 110;50 1 Taba I all 41pm li The deputation then re tired, teamed to Sto+to!akDar. - - and Major Ponsonby. The distinguished visitor haviog first warmly thanked '`. ' ' 4 O lit -- r" -- ts.- • 0 his lordship fur the attention they had reonved, and the '`i t. l i b ; w l;ll7,6Z;i t ib im o were received by Alderman Roe, who conducted Tho following is this day's sale for the account: favourable op i n i ons his lordship had expressed as regarded 62 06.6 weein)._ 1054 IN iIA then through the building. They spent a cocsi- the object they had in view. i i 'United Mexican, 5:. SATURDAY EVRNINO. The English stock market experienced a decline to-day, and left off without any signs of a rally. The government notice giving holders of Exchequer Bills of either issue the option, up to the 25th inst., of converting their bills into Exchequer Bonds ia viewed in the market as inconsistent with the Chancellor of the Exchequer's policy of reduction, and as affording direct evidence that the tightness of the money mar ket is interfering with the government conversion scheme altogether. It is manifestly anomalous that the Chancellor should first reduce the interest on the March Exchequer Bills to Id. per day, or la per cent. per annum, and then, within three months afterwards, permit the holders of this la per cent. security to convert it into Two-and- Three-Quarter per Cent. Bonds. Upon Exche. quer Bills tho effect of the announcement has naturally been favourable, although the rally is but trifling. The improvement appears to rest partly on the impression that it may yet be found requisite to renew the June issue at an ad vance upon the rate of Id. per day, borne by the March bills. Among the banking interest there is an impression that the new Exchequer Bonds, which are practically irredeemable, and consequently open to depreciation corresponding to any fall in the funds, cannot in all points supply the place of Ex chequer Bills, which under ordinary circumstances are invested with the valuable privilege of being rea dily convertible without loss, and always redeem able at the expiration of twelve months at par, al though the bonds may have a large circulation on the continent and elsewhere, so soon as the requisite ar rangements shall have been perfected and a market made for them. The Bank of England return has also assisted to flatten the market, as the changes ex hibited are calculated to strengthen the impression that the present tendency of the money market is towards higher rates. Consols opened 1001 to 3 for account, and left off only 100; to a for cash, and 1001 to 3 for the Ist June. The 31 per cents. were also very flat, reced ing to 1021. The official business report includes : Three per Console, for money, 1001, 7 : • ditto for Account, 100 f, -2, a; Three per Cents. Reduced, 991, 1; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,lo23, 3; Long Annuities, 1860. ; South Sea Old Annuities, 991, ; ditto New Annuities, 1003; Bank Stock, 2281. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 2e. to 6s. prem., the closing quotation being 3s. to 6s. prem. India Bonds mark 30s. prem. The foreign stock market was devoid of any fea ture of novelty, the tone being generally rather flat. Buenos Ayrean Bonds were firm, and Greek a shade better. Peruvian Deferred Bonds do not rally, being unfavourably affected by the smallness of the amount set apart as a sinking fund. At four o'clock Mexican bonds were quoted 261 to /; Granada Active, 22 to 23 ; ditto Deferred, 101 to 11; Pe ruvian Deferred, 64 to 66; the Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 3 to 31 prem.; Spanish Deferred. 231 to 24; the Certifs., 61- to / per cent. The list of actual sales is annexed :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents. Small Bonds, 100gditto New Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 100/ ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 721. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentee, 104 f. 30e. (exchange, 25f. 10e.) Granada, One-and-a-Half per Cent., ex Dec.,1849, Coupon, 22; ditto Deferred 103, reek Bonds (Red), 91; ditto (Blue), 9a. Mexican Three per Cents., 262 ; ditto for account, 31st May, 263. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 651, 643. Sardinian Five per Cents., 983, 2,1, a. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48; ; ditto, New Deferred 233 ; the Passive Bonds, 31. Venezuela Three-and-Half per Cents., 37. _ . The return issued this afternoon by the Bank o England relative to the conversion is as follows : Bank of England, May 14, 1863. Amounts of New Stccks accepted this day. £3 10s. per Cents 1:2 10s. per Cents £56,100 16 6 Exehequer Bonds Nil. The total amount accepted up to the present time is stated below : £3 10s. per Cents £47,074 8 6 £2 10s. per Cents. £1,193,456 16 6 Exchequer Bonds £3,500 0 0 Total EI 244 031 5 0 The return of the Bank of France fOr the month ending Thursday last (published in our impression of this morning) shows an increase of 561,6404 in the stock of the precious metals; a decrease of 581,6801. in the discounts ; an increase of 4,8801. in the circu lation ; an increase of 176,6801. in the advances on railway securities; and an increase of 69,2801. in the Treasury deposits. The private deposits are sta tionary. The chief features in this return are the decrease in the discounts, and the increase in the coin and bullion, both tending to show a stagnant state of trade, notwithstanding the artificial stimulus imparted by government: The railway share speculation which has now reached such a height in Paris is shown to be still bolstered up by the Bank. The tendency of the operations of the other banks lately established is also in the same direction. The imports of the precious metals this week have been very small. Our list includes only 127,000 dole. by the America, and .51,876 dole. by the Arctic, both from New York; 7,000 dole. by the City of Man chester from Philadelphia, and 3,0001. in gold by the European from Africa. The total value of these arrivals does not exceed 37,G001. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last is as follows :—Gold coin: to Hamburg, 570 oz.; to Belgium, 500 oz.; to the Mauritius, 768 oz. Gold hers : to Boulogne, 21,747 oz. ; to Belgium, 1,200 oz. Silver coin : to Belgium, 3,500 oz.; to Boulogne, 550 oz. ; to the Mauritius, 5,0001. Silver bars: to Boulogne, 2,660 oz.; to Cal cutta, 27,0001. This gives a total of 24,783 ounces of gold, and 6,710 ounces and 32,0001. in silver, re presenting an aggregate value of about 130,0001. We also hear of the undermentioned shipments— viz.: By the Calphurnia, 15,000!. in silver, for Port Philip and Sydney ; by the Roxburgh Castle, 10,0001., and by the Mercia, 2,5001. in silver, both for Port Philip; by the Walter flood, 20,0001. in coin, for Sydney ; by the Admiral Grentell, 5001., for New 'Zealand; by the Calcutta, for Calcutta, 19,500/., of which 11,0007. was in silver; and by the Tay, 6001. in specie for the Brazils. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week arc thus raised to rather morn than 200,000/., and conse quently show an execs% over imports of between 160,0001. and 170,000!. It may be reasonably THIS DAY —TIN° o'CLocit. _. . _ • The English funds opened at yesterday's rates, but have since experienced an improvement of I. Busi ness throughout the Stock Exchange is quiet, but generally the feeling is a shade firmer than on Sa turday. Console opened 100/ to 1 for money, and 1001 to a for the account of the Ist of June, and are now quoted 1001 to a, and 100 a to 1, respectively. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99a to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to a ; Bank Stock, 228; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 991; South Sea Old Annuities, 99i ; ditto New Annuities, 1001; Exchequer Bills, 21. to Gs. prem. ; India Bonds, 25e. prem. Tho foreign stock market is stationary, with little business beyond that connected with the settling. Mexican Bonds mark 26a to/ ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 88/; ditto Scrip, 3 prem. ; Sardi nian Fives, 981; Spanish New Deferred, 231 to I; Swedish scrip, la dui.; Buenos Ayrean, 721; Greek 8 96 t onds (Red), 91; ditto (Blue), 9 to 1; Dutch Fours, o 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. There was rather more English Wheat 1 market this morning, and before much progress could be made in sales a decline of Is. to 2e. per qr. had to be submitted to. Our market was well attended by distant country millers, who were not disposed to pay prices asked for foreign Wheat. Holders, hoer , were tolerably firm in their demand, and the turn in price only was in favour of the buyer. Flour was steady at former prices. Barley was in good supply, and scarcely sold so well as last week. The receipts of Oats have been large, and a reduction of 6d per or. had to be submitted to. Beans and Peas were fully as dear as before. asatvm.s INTO LONDON FROM MAT 9th to MAY 14th. gcr. English. Scotch. Irish. toreirc. / 3202 31990 Bar:ey lB6 5OO I 745 14596 Oat! 1412 1744 17977 3.860 kale ..... „. 3565 107 Fleur, hIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public produce market, as customary, will not open until Wednesday. INotoo.-The sale te-day is progressing heavily, out of Catalogue B i.e., second-hand parcels. TEI.-There was a large business done on Saturday, and the demand to-day is active, particularly for Congou, from Is. 3d. to IL 6d. ; common Congou quoted firm at 'ltd. to Is., which is fully id. advance on Friday last. The news received by the Mail is more adverse than was anticipated, as the trade at Shanghai is not stopped by a panic amongst the European merchants at that pert, but from the native merchants quitting it for a period, turning all into gold and leaving it from fear of the rebel army, which shows the danger apprehended by those who are best inf.rmed on the subject. Oins.--Seal, pale, 321. 10s. to 33/. ; straw, 311. 10s. to 32/. 10s ; brown, 301. to 30/. 10s.; sperm, 881. to 90/. ; head matter. 921. to 931. ; cod, 331. 10s. ; South Sea, 331. to 371.; Olive Gallipoli, 691. ; Spanish and Sicily, 661. to 671.; cocoa nut, 33/. to 41/. ; palm, 351. 10s. to 864 10s. ; linseed, 271. 15;. to 281. rapeseed, 361. 10s. to 361. 10s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is considerably smaller, conse quently trade is brisk, and prices are rather better. The supply of Sheep i 4 not quite as large as of late. Being holiday week the demand is also smaller ; some choicest qualities, however, are rather dearer. Lamd is more in re quest. Good Calves maintain late quotations. From Ger many and Holland there are 633 Beasts, 930 Sheep, and 196 Calves; Scotland, 400 Beasts ; and 2,200 from Norfolk and Suffolk. -- PerT.oleot 83a. d. e. d. 1 Pet stow et Ina al.* d. Re. 4 tkot.. Hereto:D 4 6 4 8 Bog Dlll t Ht.-eds. 8b 4 C 4 San BrAorn* 4 4 4 6 Iderd ang-wools decvn I ho %talky 114hato . 3 4 310 , Do. L do. Shorn (hive* . ........... 3 6 5 0 Ewc , sad mond quahty —. O Pia* Ike. Du* a La.l.o* Brae* al market. 4004 ; Sheep and Lambe, 30.4 4 0 ; - 17 ; Pigs, 335. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is (Hem to-day at the annexed quotations : Town Tallow, 498. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; April and May, 465.94. ; Oct. to Dec- (new), 475. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1831 1882. 1858. Stock on laic.] ;aimed: Do. ;rem Ist June lime List week 34,974 42,301 34,47 533 1,221 704 . 99,17.3 101,926 100,483 791 283 007 : P,631 107,083 04,212 . 374. N. 378.0 d. 474.0 J. , 380. 6J. 388. 0.1. I 490.3 d. calm May 24, last year, 709 eask•, The arrival last week comprised -443 from South America ; total, from let Juse Price Y. C. per ewt. Itu. 7aari Arrival for the week eE and delivery 936 casks. 361 casks from Australia, SO: casks. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. nolyweil. 16s. 61.; Eden Main, 17a. ; Walls End Iletton, Er.d Stew - art's, 18s.; Wails End Tees, 18s.— Ship, at market, C. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. rattenden and Smith report that the demand in crease, both for new and old Hops, and plisses are inclined to advat.ce. MA. and Ent Kews, 105 s. to 1701.: Weald Kents, 1051. to 1261.; Sussex, 100 s. to 120 1 . ; o ld H o p s , 1 30s. to 601.