The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-09 00:00:00

a / , ./' . .. .--e • ./... . ....- * l ' i•• , "• 1 .sI . • a ..f.- -- ::"•.-- ese - , f-..e• -..•• .- / .. , -. 7 r . / i - 2 - -- -- - • ,-- 6 • - '' '.- .--_, I.2 " .desnr•st as- •/ -1.. - •••- • • • ,‘‘....4,_....-/e-ir- --e• "a * - -..,...,i5s ....4 • .••• __Tib -• i t ' • , ° ii o" --•••• ' 1111±•j[L. f rie I . Liiie / 11111 + No. 2,094.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1853. - __- IME GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION MONEY MARikET , which adulteration is practised, in spite of all pre- SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN ItAILWAYn. --- 4 i0.,3. tit it LIN, wIR he =AGM/IAT= at IS (Nei on cautions, is generating a great dislike to is 8 Intwarp mg Rottman 1 04 Ma tar the Irk of rag be., by hie Rthellson the LORla --- 20 4 Berate to Grath/res. 1 1 pm , 1111 . 1 ., t - ,* a o . asempues sie thefts's.= of St. Oliments " IVADAT 11661111.6. Peruvian guano, and it is indubitable that its high _strongest inducement _SATURDAY Eertngo. 8 8 Ileinten scare Jthethan 1 14 1 . 11 -...1 "-- ie '4llllode Sem Biehlhe Orrele m the nuns. There has been no change of importance today in to price affords the 16 / 1 4 -- a n s ann 11it.1151111 Mho Part 1111 1110 CallanwailL The the Eng li sh funds, nor indeed in any department of discover a substitute for it. In these days of ma - &coning, though without any very marked change. s s " 4 3 3 el a r0 mba 14.11.1166 .. ... ••••• 3 1 ., 4 01 016 , i . 11 mid Ithathisel Authorities c o nnet o Nlonliret e r,== ... m or i on aiiiiii tt to n t ., w the Stock Exchange. Business continues exceedingly ritime exploration and chemical research who can &at Lanceshires, Great Westerns, Lancashire and 20 se amino= . ... .. ss spm 10 1 De. ithithei0 . d............ 11 11 „ d .le. °08.1.1- - IaVON 99I OR limited, but prices are fairly supported, and on the gese:AL 16 . 1 6166 Sr: .66 °ill. "'" whole the tone of the market was slightl firmer this sex in how short a time this quest may be successful? Vaekshires,LondonandSouthWesterns,Dovers,South It m greatl t be h ped Peru will see the policy of Wake, and York and North Midlands were all m- se is Orand *meths stress; 2 sl s a Greet banns Pthithela 2 21 „ i nen ,,,,n o n o Unwed Pearthria Na• ~TR Ithillthilde CD& _s y o o eiternoon. Consols were again sold ag low 9,8 1002 a modifi c at ion o f thi s monopo l y. het destitute of any interesting feature. au x owe; nr. Win esTe l la maa thee lower. Business was very quiet, and the mar- PO au tweesetessiam.muwe. par Ipm a *5 111106 r 61.11.114 ,a4=i a I n d " 1116 bmre a l m a 166 for cash, bat the closi n g . notation q was 1001 to / both The imports of the precious metals this week have... .. De. noels (Suil Ye.), 111711 - - t mo oned te Ilidlartr, - ,, 5 ,,,. for mosey sad the 12th inst. Yesterday the contango been very 5 . 2 Lucesbnitteth,Sp.CLPeet 4 die par large. Our list compriges the undermen- Upper India Scrip was rather fl atter, at Ito 1 33 16 Lasestiothe ,„ ... ... 7 7 5 1 t 1 larrow ° P 4.1. =es ef Osamell UM eerie euritisa. to the Ist June ruled as high u 3-16 to 1, a very tioned sums. viz.: 200,000 dole, to to Do. (Ranson ... .. 41 41 o ti oieb y the Europa from Fre= 5 Do. ... .. ... llt ts etwerthion Doi*. 11161611.11 16 W I " a t asia e s " t " high rate for an account of less than three weeks' New York; 28,977 ounces o 1 old, by the Kate, from - s s Do. (Ce . ial ) ._.. _.. ... . I 11 'Vela. s- to Pa o 11n. WWI% monism um apes m duration, but this rate was doubtless chiefly trace- Sydney ; 22,000 ounces by the Admiral, and 13,934 THIS DAY-Two o'CionlC. to 2 Do.' per et. Prefeeener 1 di. par i nem to tea w . . itt. a n dem at 6 a dock theb in.fiy_fieN Peg_ MO* whim able to the pressure for money in the house, and to- 20 7 Leone end Maditerraseth - pm ounces by the Hero, both from Port Phillip; 23,300 Business in the railway market to-day has been 10 74 •.•W„.. ... .., ~ es It p m Hoc z ne Admission 7.161161861 .4 t a w t o Ira u o rta o lur ns o , Y o t o r a gss 'n n day the contango has been materially lighter. The ounces by the Derwent, from Hobart Town ; 10,339 very restricted. Prices opened rather flatly, but 83 1 29 liano inti;th,., - - -1 , ILL -threth Ilekets mg . u to ne the beentaleami , and 6 pm., and es th s day mimosa to account is fixed to terminate at this unusual! 110 Namur d Lthenwith In.) 74 it 3 . ounces by the Statesman, from Geelong (be- have sines became a shade firmer, and now stands go 10 n o. n o ( i 0 , - - - 4 0 9,0, MIN 10~ amble 9 teeteth nes. early date owing to its being understood sides some further amount understood to have been about the same as at the close of business on Satur- is is Northwest Frasse.,. my 17 20 en Do. OM 1 per et. reue, $ 1-- ------ frs A7----e INDUSTRIAL - day. Caledonians, after showing some weakness, Myrle. ei. Anew MA) 141 141 EXHIbITION. immediately a ft erwards, as the Bank authorities will lion by the Magdalena from the West Indies and have sensibly rallied. Chester and Holyhead*, Ber- ie all liorwealenTeithk Prelier. 51 et eftlerar n eriox try M a w att LIEUTENANT of IRRLAN have to open new accounts for parties who may elect Mexieo, of which 48.3,0001. was in silver and only wicks, and York and North Midlands , have not *le Pans ema ideas ... .. 151 IS pm ID ItrOAY, 120 y, the Orehathre S. the Muskat Pay : n lso SO Perianth Weems ... .. 434 amonse othebeitad- . a 1 otw Perkiness". to take any of the new stocks in exchange. The 85,0001. in gold; 2,1601. by the Madrid from Portu- maintained Saturday's rates. so 10 !Wowed lleem - .. 4 0 4 476 464 rover 111 IRELAND IN 115 L previous accounts of such parties would of • course gal; and 2,940/. by the City of London, from Con- In French shares the ' ,chief feature is a decided 26 26 Pals and Stheethant .. se 274 371 1 1 TRISH Totitler stinenrs (available for • mon th ) will be bleed have to be cancelled. It is noticed that there has been stantinople and Gibraltar. The total value of the rise in Strasbourg,. Westerns are flatter. se 4 PailegheethaiThetheths 5 li em awl after this May tNM 7 Oman ima illeimmeth .. . s pm 6 note killualmB illaik" , la i n m om 3.1 a... of late a little buying with the avowed object of ex- week's arrivals may be stated at nearly 1,020,0001., ORDINARY MARES AND STOCKS. )3 in libels met Herne - ... MI 1121 Lesloo ;Fawn 'them) £6 10 9 gS 3 0 changing into the new stocks. There have also been of which more than 400,000/. consists of gold bullion • et • 11 Bridal, Wilde. 11 411 53 0 amlaii__Flisa 8661 66417 30 7C Sambre am rim; ... ... 81 94 14 . 3 ..0 , Gleam • 41 3 0 some exchanges, though of limited amount, from the from Australia. The large amount of 455,0001. of Mr Pt ILAILVATO• 1 , Inked. i Ili 5 EguelO• l l lOl6 a laza• 111 4 Da per net , Prefer. - worefol,r.t heltrabesi, airmsgethkeShl.l4llwanithae.Cutheary, s s Throe-and-a- Quarter per Cents. into Reduced Threes, the cargo of the Magdalena being, however, in silver 7,- no AMA= ... ... ... 394 80 33 3 foe* cif France - - 1 lithe 4•6114111; -. 1i/ 0 . 4 4 ° and sense porches's of Sem* Sea Stock in the same milj have no effect upon . thellaisk of Enz i land stock, se w _ imesie. eosin. • se 4 thathera elites= 54 0 1 Pat 111 It. 0 Ihrip ....- e pa .• libterelort a. if s • s 4 S o sense. Ws not easy to sferEaerener, Whitt 11 1 1FRR-' as Tt we'll bit speedily lenotht up and re- pped. see um ... a _Et. el en 44, s. a". 4 I°c' es - mesiiigami 4 4 ••to su anmeesin • iis we .._:- • . • shao, , ,i, - , .."-rritortee,Biebe, 810 0 tage is derivable from the former operation. The The Custom-house account of the exports of the 31 24 enesa v ess. ye.- sas, Si iii oje 10 8 De. preame.ttaks. aes par 4 ♦ 4 0 3 3 0211 19 florasvnee Pinnee - II 121 pat '2lr ii-fro i• rheder Beams Desna brokers mention some amusiug illustrations of the precious metals direct from London during the week 2:4 a'. ItharaislibLlMMOLC. SI 21 10 1 Widen efewitheriessi... i 1 die Talreol' .. " Warn I° /mend t° P ro ra tlTl station ' at wind; difficulty ofmaking of th • clients ending Thursday last is follows, • Gold • cers, of 1..: es 11 Kiliaary, ad b eek gram 22 181 De. de. da 0f... 34 siLdie come en . under- lee title *.O were. I led ha ward w stand that the conversion proposed by govern- to Port Philip, 922 oz. Gold bars: to Boulogne, at. len Rudest_ ._., ... .. 67 014 671 6/ 71 Te e bo.t. r ot nth Irish Tourist Ticket I . emit to bo re Si all Chair and umbra 231 244 24 Xi o n -- be Aim 64 wenlanarow, Debate , eery minim m o s, meet is merely optional on the pert of the 22,380 oz. Silver coin :to Boulogne , 770 oz. Saver to .‘„ miaow um. .. . 21 23 , MINES. ''' ' the scatty Wicklow, in Kenmare art 0 tickets ler • tour inholders of Consols and Reduced. Quiet country bars :to Rotterdam, 2,250 oz. ;to Boulogne, 1,3000 z. ; so 13 Dada lad latiatiZaa.. 1 4pm the }meth from Dusk, to Ii s t, , SAT U RDAY EVNNIXO. sp tie Mu , 4 a ran ." - . 461 art from n o ott o n : o d n oo y kr holders, who are unused to, and little inclined to to Calcutta, 60,001) oz.; to Bombay, 151,500 oz. 23 ar: D w 11 ak 1 . 61 .0 0666661- earentith to the Ghost e Causeway, ausesesues ... ... 8 9 As usual on a Saturday, very little business has the tour through Conneniara . study the complications of our financial system, are 'This gives a total of 23,302 ounces of gold, and 23 o n frit Ith a the • •••••••••".. 31 64 been concluded in the market for British mining Every prettiest of a ticket is peeseatect. 0 173t4 N i a nine.% Amon daily applying to their brokers for advice, on the 215,820 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate le chi Da ta E sad n.).. 4 43 stocks to-day, and there is no important alteration sMostrated Ilia Tourists' Hasallsok. cow y 20 20 Reath tin_ - - 13 111 supposition that the conversion is a compulsory one. value of about 133,000/. Yews a all Seam Gahm, thus A... • • in prices. Alfred Console are quoted 181 to 1. TM Meet and NOM 00301100 ialbrmatke afilsrdwi lw at sae , 3 , 0 It may not be useless to state plainly that with We also hear of the undermentioned shipments, gme mu. sis.) .. let It 'The gold mining shares were dull and rather flat ma itelyinm ( "W a r' 161 ". • li , W 46 re% holders of Consols and Reduced the conversion is viz .: B y the Ripon, r Alexandria and the East, 23 al: 811 . di al a 1111 °am " 71 7 1 wonnthw's Gioia . ' Pere * Sl at. 100 gen Isseadatre .. 72 74 in tone, but there was no material change. At the optional ;it is only compulsory (or with the option 131,68 W., of which 103,1801. was in silver, and be an B. h W.L Da.&lll;is.in IS 33 final close of the market Colonial Gold were quoted r s. TOURIST TICKETS. - In consequence of of being paid off) in the case of holders of South Sea 48,5001. in gold ;by the Marchioness of Lo n don - st 105 UMW. me 0121 9 9 w •71 711 1i tO 2rem. •, British Australian, 3-16 to 5-16 the FDFTPOSENVIT if the OPENING dile KILLARNEY lO 4 Rdiessegh and Petra... - News RAILz AT, the lkintist Tickets will not he heard be. Securities, and one or two minor Three per Cent. Berry , for Port Philip and Sydney , 23 000/ • by the , •9 pire the 21-t 1 - 01.- 1 / 7 ceder. J. C. RINGER- Stocks, the total amount of the Stocks which it is Vyf Gebroeders, for Port Philip, 1,0001.; by the se. lee Obey, It SenthWeetem - - 1;; to 11 prem. • Ague Fria, 1 ' 3-16 to 1 15-16 General MasserAs Oath, Peeler, May 6, 1633.86 69 proposed to convert or pay off compulsorily, being Argo, for Australia, about 20,0001.; and by the Sic. 105 ta n t a f aa " ••• - 52 37 peetn. ; Anglo-balifornien, , to 2 prem. •, Great R00t56 5 of DE POSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. under ten millions sterling. The oi, cial report of Parana, for the West Indies, 1,500/. in specie (besides isi, me De r, man ... ...1131 133 ANKS INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL. A RTIF.s DESIROUS of !Nei:arta() MONEY are mile , e ; ied to For - t t transactions in the home funds is subjoined :-Three 3,000/. in jewellery). The total shipments from the ter. to otasemesiwast.one., 1114 it a lt Cent. Console , for money, 1001, . 2 , 2,, 1; ditto, kingdom for the week are th em raised to 332,000/. Si t ri tr i atieV i nssur :". 81 • 61 911 4 Nugget, 11 nil/ prem. ; and Liberty , par to 1 prem. Linares shares are ruther weaker. There has been considerable fluctuation in the shares of the m oon the phut ol the NATIONAL ASSURANCE a nd I. % On. SLAT A vkiCIATIDN,. by which a blob nth of tatereat may be .or account, toot Three per Cent. Reduced, 99 1, Of this sum nearly one half must be in silver, and 50 all Lessether end Csrlade .. 99 94 Metcalfe Mining Company, which close 11 to 111 i i taints ONIthiONI IMO pertain seenett7. ...„ „_ , 1001. Thressand-a-Quarter per Cents., 103., a . the drain upo n • our stock bullion • im tit Da MOM ... . 184 le pea of gold coin and is sots wesowisaiwit i es s o sw, : 792 792 2 prem. This company has not published its advice, reoseenuns ara1.a 1116.1666616.414.7 1. 33 ' cella ' Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 51. South Sea Old An- thus proportionately reduced. Our statement, in the De. Pais .. , 44 4de received by the Magdalena. pet tree, on etsncillen ing . insiet 3 3 , PETER MORRISON, Waradar Dineter. musics, ees, d Bank Stock, 228. aggregate, shows an excess of imports over exports g lii i De.= .. .. 16 16 ' The non-official closing quotations are : -Aus 7, St. Mart Ws-place, Trafalgarsquare, Looks. • The market for Exchequer Bills was rather firmer, to the amount of nearly 690,000/. It is estimated 114 its unsea ass awkweit . tralasian Coal, i dig . to 1- pm.; New South Wales and the price now stands salt above par. The closing that of the gold lately brought in from Australia not to 1 ILeis.,Tilhury,b Southend 14 2 pm 9 Coal, i dis. to 1 pm. ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Ea. Cuasi 10 1064 ........-!.- „ • ...a.---a------ ' quotation was Is. to 4s. prem. India Bonds were more than one-half has found its way into the Bank, ' a t r ia ° = ss B l ibw re c irbserestet 119 1194 1194 19 Coal, par to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 die. ,--"*"' ;‘,lli lall, a ....e i , ~./. transacted at 275. to 325. prem. the rest being melted and despatched to France. so 151 Do. Fifths ... ~. - 2 1 6 Plb to par ; London and Liverpool Australian ;Gold 10 1 Do. siont.,m.und BAC I a The foreign bond market was excessively . dull . ; One of the inducements to this transmigsion of the lOO oe k t l / 4 , lth.w a l i t " Mining and Streaming, 4 to 5 prem.; Mel - ,• 1 1 . :, 90 1 i . . in fact, business was almost ir. a stand-still in this precious metal to Paris consists in the slight profit on so 424 U,,., rya ... ... ... 3 41 die bourne Gold, Ito 1 per share • Australian Mutual, it." I ' l l ' : , • • department, and there was scarcely even a fractional the extraction of the silver contained in the gold. 4o 34 •Dis.. RN ... ... 411 die 1 din. to par; Australian Consols, k dig. to pat; ~1 26 all larkfatherryb Coleraine 13 13 • change in prices, which remain steady. At the final Here it does not pay under ordinary eir- ss o n t m o n n.,,o, m o n o ton e . 19 21 Monarch Gold, }dig. to par; Chartered Australian 1, i. • !• • , - sc. tee InsetAlincolneli 301 see 30 1 Land and Mining, 2 to per sh. • Worthing (new she.), , s 21 die I ill •I + • 5 i Granada Active, 23 to 21 ; ditto I)eferred, 11 to tal ; but in Faris the reverse is the a t 104sl new 431 " 1 " 14 . 6 .31 7 5 2 732 ... ... .. , ito 5 per share • , lawis Hill }Lenge, 2 ., to A dis.; New • ,i , „, ..sesimenew--. ,_, 1_; Peruvian Deferred, 63 to 09 ; ditto Four-and-a- case, owing to the process of refining being there si. too De. Iseend herby .. 42 44 South Wales Gold, 1 tea per share ; Golden Mountain, ,1 1 •; sn ...._._m " 1-.. Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 to 41 prem. ; Spanish De- more cheaply conducted. On the whole, our state- 50 471 Nie l s's*. find- ... - -- .6 • 1 to / per share ; Lake Superior Copper, 1 to 1 die.; Il ill r --- . 1 . 1 • t : t_____ _. _ _ -., ,: ; 1 • TA ferred, 24 to 1 ; the Certificates, 61 ► to 6/ per ment of the movement of the precious metals this 2. ,y 0 .1,..--ar....... 7. - so . 72 cent. The list of actual sales is as follows :- week is reessuriog. Two steamers from Australia GI ail De. . 1187111 :;i 1 .. 4 1 I r, Brazilian Old Five per Cents., small bonds, 101. meat also be shortly in with considerable quantities L s li i was •nee .. 2 54 Ceylon Land and Mining, 1 die. to par; Feather River Land and Gold, par to I - prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, f to 1 prem. • Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 41 1,0 i• Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 961. Granada One- of gold, whilst at the same time the efllux of coin to se an . and-'-Half per Cents, ex Dec., 1819, coupon, 23 ; Australia has slackened, aragadelklter. 8 94 St. lin = r ... .. ... .3 53 }prem . ; Chelanches Silver, par to; pm. ;Cologne Lead, k dig , to par ; New Linares, 4- to 1 pm.; Ili IS Da Neer . . . - - ' - ditto Deferred, I:. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, The large supplies of silver brought in by the se sow s wen ta s iti to . 6 l 3Yo 34 21 die Tregurtha, /to 1 pram. • Mizen Head, par toil- prem.; 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 Magdalena from the West Indies and Mexico have 5. 100 Sank Intik ~:; .. ... Mt See ma 36 Carberry West, 1 die ' . to 4 prem. ; Connemara, MPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, 'AI THREE • ' who study elegance with CaOOOOIEA COOK n UlgrA FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED. 1 prem. • dittto Deferred Three per Cents., 685. Spa- not yet been sold, not being deliverable till Thursday I : i s t i r a 'a a Di r a4 A D .7....i - Z _ par to f prem. ; Glenaulin I die. to par ; ish Old Three per Cents ., 481; ditto,. for ac- next. •-• 4 6 Do. 1 B Ounateed - - die Sulphate of Barytes, 1 . to 1 per :hare ; L'Aigle d'Or, STEAD. Biddies:, Cabinet, nirnet. Looking-glass, and Uphol..ery count, 485 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., Australian Land shares were dull, without much Lo xi $ im......ni.... .. 1 4 l e du k dis. to 1 pm.; Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 1 dis. ; rerebousie.-BROMPTON HOUSE, 22 and 23, Otheles-auddinth 241 • the Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent , change in prices ; Agricultural, closed 80 to 82 only. 19 10 neethemiLlinetwalune - - pm Portland Iron, par to 1 prem.; Metcalfe Mining Com miourstuune. Estimates given, mid a nu of price* sent poet ' Was.. le Wolter. 52 Si pony of Jamaica, 11 to 1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, Ste. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, North British Australasian were flat, receding to 1 et- los 08 6 1 .9 4 , at. 100 4ertant Chitral ... 9B 100 1 1 , 11 dig. prem., and closing Ito 11 prem . British American 34. , 00 N ola mig ui d ... _ 23 23 6to 1 prem.; ort Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, THE D A I LY NEWS). As usual on a Saturday, the monetary transactions Land fell to 75,and closed 75 to 77; Australian Bank st. too nesese.es slo w, ... ... es 67 15 to 2 prem.; Obernhof, Ito 1 prem. ; Britannia Linda Pa ha. flt. MOL.E.N.W.Ciaar.Stb 75 of 73 4 Asa Folithel_Ompea ZVI YNgala at the had or th e Li. to-day were on a less important scale. The discount shares were also very dull, except Union Bank of to a otewswast , saatowand 1 , oi me Gold, fto / per share ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; not hen it elm lift* wkwatial la " " 6 ° 66.1616.1 . 1166611411 rate for first class paper, however, remained at 3 per Australia, which were better • South Australian Bank Li as ectrowthem gm (awe. Kenmare, ',I, to - 1 prem.; British and Colonial Smelt sims, awl ell wed sal parami r ' war pedal, social, er. miss ... 17 19 er rairleadeaL cent., nothing being touched in ombard-street receded 11. • ; Crystal Palace :hares were in demand, in va M . sei ewle . ... . oi 54 ing and Reduction, Ito 1 prem.; Great Hewes la as ad via efl•OwwWWww. - Is 110 •Norlar W It* low that rate. Capitalists are waiting to see if the and looking up; Shares of the Commercial Bank of se is am. Ogesstri ... .... is Is United Tin, par to 1 prem. ; Respryn Copper, par to ba nosiwi al Chl am a ta"mta."l" ad 414.876al d ' ilm" °I " late pressure will be maintained during the coming London have been done at 33; London and West- • 76 M ONO*, Data .- ... SI Sit 4 b i prem.; Sue River (ofJamaica), 11 to 1 prem.; Park ins Me meted nmeastftewed etwemereitl in. AO Se Dna Dam ... ... . 21 az - 11 - MWthethst*Sed a the PM Ibllang,arl Plaaresy Arleen,- week. An influx of bills from the country might minster Bank, 30 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, at • it* ono n inim ... ... .. 73 73 win and Carwalsick Tin, Ito / prem. ; South Cork Illa Pew le eemprad. team „g ear.....,_ easily keep up the pressure, but generally there ap- 501, 1; Union Bank of London, 18, 171; London so SO Seth! Width ... v . .. ri 17 4 37 64 1 Copper, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Trevose Silver Lead, Ito I"l"alsammislaseibili a t i les be thatcomparative relax*. Docks, 1271 ; St. Katherine Docks; 1011; General * 16 a le edeLil 'row , 2 „ prom.; Lackamor Copper, Ito 2 prem.; Brucutu a eadedwalp may wpm ef hare aes hi amp pears to an impressiona se 6 MU* ...... et 0 0 11111.1102 1111 • 1 */ dab &NM Valeta 11 41470 s non of the market will take place. Steam Navigation, 31; General Screw Steam Ship- es se Magmasummston ... 19 3 Gold, ito 1 pm., (with 2s. 6d: paid); Perran pallaudiardelea a hear =piper adds the It was announced this afternoon that the arrange- ping (14/. paid), 11, 4 , emu 4 . P • ular and Oriental 13 29 I TlintheltheaDoelaitail. 21 8 Wheal Alfred, Ito 1 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, X Memo Itself lie 1) 17 Icala et Meath . .. .. 14 13 6 1511115 6 arr i t= „ lol WwW• ken Headman meets for the conversion of the Peruvian Deferred Steam, 85; ditto (251. paid), 475, 461. Business is so a wad ol d = I iiik a 6, . 9 112 11 to 2 prem.; Albion Gold, 1 dis , to par; Ar eaways Three per Cent. Debt into an immediate Three per also recorded in the shares of the Magdalena Steam is an ,Irdmlindlue 33 34 34 dennes of Belgium, par to k prem.; Irish Consols, par lle h ear n Mem le Mews try fle bit TOM et Hamm SO 14 I WM* Outman . 104 it kr Me y 1810 ft Um Landes Memperm. by Cent. Stock, to which we have on previous occasions Navigation Company at 21 (with 41. paid), being the is sis. mammon ini 0 4 6 ;6 i 02 par to 1 pmm. ; Aubin Coal and Iron, / to 11 prem.; eel* it web he airs Woe WW leale" WaSISS 6 •• alluded, have at length been completed. In our ad- first transaction ever o ffi cially marked ; shares of to , 1 'Sneaked - - Lady Grermille, par to 1 prem.; South Devon Con smse pews) bed le lye yews Imam maym emealees s _ _,,,_ columns will be found the notice issued by the Grand Central Railway of France closed 2/ to st.lieo . Tortslisseses - Terti . erwali 70 71 70 4em Dols, par to 1 prem.; Knockatrellano Capper, 1 dis. a im , W N W. , eruaiug 23 I 201 Satendom Maumee Coders= lnn - 9‘2,167 Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son. The firm are 2/, prem.; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Ito 1 131 114 p a p.Pareheee . 2 21 , 91 to i pram. ; Liguanes (of Jamaica), 11 to 1 prem. Moans° i ts 177C= " NUN authorised, in conformity with the act of congress, to prem.; Berlin Waterworks, sto 1 prem.; Melbourne , ft, 100 Tout sad North Midland 161 62 601 I rearm Mara. - 11111............- MIN THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoeg. DAILY M1RW5......... substitute for the present bonds new bonds bearing Docks and Railway, 1 dig. to par. um LURED AT vixen 11111TALIL Ms wwW 4944 iftimiloses• at 1816 interest at the rate of 3 per cent. from the Ist April, The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com- st. 100 Ba nno ono in„ (w o n lre&a--The gold mining shares are quiet to•day, and alike reandy apiend by • present no important change. Colonial Gold are a The • Uelly Mews tle thepeape imi n %IV ad Ueda menus 1853. It is almost nee dl ess to state that the con- piny on their respective Presidencies from the 24th so usiemate.weetere, 107 109 )sewn. Ma al Swift We WHIP 001101411116 _„,liwwilo m e -re- version is to take place at par, and that acceptance ult , to the 7th inst. is as follows: 30 30 Clyclmidele Mutton Shade firmer, at 2to 1 prem. Great Nuggets rule at (leaved toCaledoateM.. 54 541 15 to 1 15 prem. E2 i - id re ma. : l i r s d " I IP gairdia o da a:7, n m ; =Li of the arrangement proposed is optional on the part Rate of Exchange. s t. too g o nta no mmo o ntmet, Besgal eg the day sad vIM the won of the holder. The sinking fund is to be fixed at f __ fa., £ 77,777 15 512 e . 01d. per Co.'s Deemed to Gt. Northern) 130 Hi Australian Agricultural shares are dull, at 80 to 7,714 810 j rupee. 23 25 Gloameter la Dees [COW 82, but Peel Rivers have rallied to 41 to 5 prem. awls " " ' '-saadmia la say r cent. pe annum, and the periodical redemption "`" May piper. Ile pike weep them menepeade with Ile eimmerdel . _ clad . . . Bombay The other Land Companies, shares are neglected. tramsa.• Is to be effec by purchases in the open market too ill Hartlepool Dock it Rails. (lesied to Tk. N. & Bee.) - - Linares Lead Mining shares mark 101 only. Copiapo Istemeggelef IlleMelim or Smells= entheldedhem a Oral when the price is below par, and by drawings when Total £ 85,492 4 3 30 SO Halthdery(Llforkbgbin. 112 114 thetnee, le. lbetareet. leehaa it is above par. The Peruvian government reserves Annexed are the latest reports from continental 13 1 1 De• iOM ditto ).. ( 44 67 are firm. CULYILItWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, to itself the right of paying o ff at par the whole of 11 Ili De. I (ditto) .. 276 264 bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's telegraphic ex- 1 3 , 123 i m a m .4 O nnw i e b Busclueingman pries doae lirSelhabas• agiathinizblal. alai ONO*. IL bull ilf Paws the debt remaining unredeemed at the expiration of press :-Amsterdam, Friday: Dutch Four per Cents., (lamed teem& num 14 le4 No. there Moms. Pahl Saturday. today. L ten years from the present date. Besides the formal 911 ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 15-16 ; 10 20 Ditto new _ (ditto) 16 27 - --- -- WHAT TO HAT, DIM, AHD AVOW. SO Se LoweeloißOmmdputhat too,oou 1 sus Trla all 14 Ipm n• guarantee of all the revenues of the Republic, one- Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241; the Cou- insults Na6llo - - 55,000 1 Anglo Antennae Gold all par Ipm LWITHLE TO YOUNO =A fourth of the net produce of the moiety of the guano none, 64 ; _ ditto, Three per Cents., foreign, 471; 10 ail ...,..... ..._...._ ...Mb SOB 4 Ba 01189 - - 100,000 10r. Ain& Calikesian m. 10,000 10 theralosien 2 per 1 HOW TO BS MATFIL consumed in the United Kingdom is especially s lexican New, 261; Portuguese New, 39 5-16 ; Aus- 11 .II t a im or t.alig, a se • 30,000 25 Arleallem. re. hypothecated as security for the new bonds. trian Five per Cent. Metallics, 831 ; Granada De- se an iiiimesere s me a n. 60,000 1 Unman &ranters MORAL AND FIBIRICAL 01109111131 T OF LIM tedlsekt.le Dan. - - 100,000 1 Australian hatesea As regards the minor conditions, the new ferred, 11 1-16; Peruvian New, 87. Vienna, Friday: ••100 all 1=111•011•14111.) lee ICS 30,400 l live brfa- ON SPECIAL MUM bonds will stand on the same basis as the 41 Five per Cent. Iletallies, 91 11-16 ; ditto, Four-and- m 50 thmbegollperth souse 1 154155 santMiii; deli all 4pm If G, per cent. debt of Peru. Holders desirous a-Half per Cents., 851; exchange on London, 10.41; to en Dada. " 17 30,900 20 Math nen 13.5 510 6 THE isturruna OF MAIIRIAOR LIFT. 10,000 SS Oreall.hap.(lthatsl.ce 211 34 8 51 en. of 'jing their acceptance of the arrangement are Bank shams, 1,492 ; gold, 13 prem. • silver, 81 prem. 23 33 po o neonernTopmeAsii. 6,000 SO Da TbenenathCelabe all 41 41 DUILt3FA Of IFINTIOL into doso by the 20th inst. This pbriod is reqßerlin Friday : National Debt, 93i; Russian Four- leM.WeeLlkLame.kicel - - 11,000 90 Se. IL Aka Di Re; 11 30 SI 301 erg. 131 In Ditto 4 skarn Mittel- - - 310,000 4 Oaths% Creek. aa 4 4pm UItI2IAST DrienozninTs 4701IMMeaTION, and TIANORIL very short, and, in accordance with the dictates of and-a-H alt per Cents., 1031. Frankfort, Friday : „ 1 06 „ wwwwat swyw ows 11,000 to Clithe Oeppee , an 401 474 justice, there can be little doubt a subsequent eaten - Austrian Five per Cent Metallics, 871 ; Spanish te ogee neelliseis ..... 131 153 150,006 $ Colothi Gold 14 11 I Pm 9 111111.1811. 11t138, lad 110DICIII 113216 tAi11. $ voi. , le. eeek. son of time will have to be allowed, as was the case Three per Cents., 43 Deferred , too 06.11haseeallbak 11-16 ; ditto, 24 5-16. 1 1. 9 suagiiingaiso In 11$ _t,.. ... Oatdath 330,490 Bt. thippar Miners of Eng all 7 60 IL - on the late conversion of the Four-and-a-Half per Hamburg, Friday: Spanish Three per Cents., 401 ; " 4 t o tpl. proese):. 4 4da LOOO 33 Dis. Prof. 74 preent all 84 94 pm WTHROPATHT; OW, TO HOLD WATIIt nuns. Cent. debt. The immediate increase of income te ditto, Deferred, 23 ; exchange on London, long, so se weer veneyjakApe. - 10,000 6 RaniltheetrallanCopcs i all 14 I his 23•a"°°161°4°"1 c""lhkiii bmsee lleal l iw"t ies gs a isa% holders of this stock will be so considerable by the 13.45; ditto, short, 13.6. Madrid, Wednesday : . 4166.3 1.3°.. ' w. - K a = ail as heehaeas a art ILL 1 4 . 23 SS Ditto Dttto DIM .l 3 84 100,044 4 1 Ortet s. L l VZ:in all 11 3pm 31 all 1 21 ~ 31 "1 169•441494 " 4 " 444690990411 19 °.4 " 1 " 44°9 'M I " le proposed arrangement that there can be no doubt all Three per Cents. Interior, 411; ditto, Deferred, 241; et. ice mute • sourest (17;sea - *AOC 20 °mond ..- .. -..- all 1 17 nil ern* parties who can signify their acceptance by the 20th ditto, p /naive, 51; the Coupons, 4 per cent. to Great Weeternl„.... 1004 10 84 72,090 ILO* Oresti Pithy of Balm ill par Ipm Great ir01u0t5...... ..... all par Ipm will do so. The largest holders have for some time mime Lake IMMoret. au I 4 c ll4 4 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. . been negotiating with Senor Mendiburu, the l'eru- THIS DAY-Two o'CLoox. PREFERENCE WAHL S 1 an Aberdeen No. 2, 7 per Cl, - -60,09 t Liberty 9 . 00 ' Liaises an 10 11 104 Tien envoy, for the obtainment of the conversion, The market for the home funds remains stationary, et. liii• Bristol* Exeter 11 per th. 106 105 60,900 LoodonSUalition. Geld THIS DAY. and have already made up their minds to accept the • mo w et. ISO Caledonian gth ... ... 107 ICS Quartz Crushing Di an 1 4 and business id virtually almost suspended. to 13 • 13 Cluster end Holyhead ... 194 204 100,000 iterated& all I die par The May session of the above court was opened this offer. By existing arrangements, the interest on the have followed the same course as on Saturday, si SI Cork and Bathos ........ per 4pa 20,000 1 reathablith.theariem 9 8 54 morning, before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Right Deferred 'Three per Cent. debt experiences a yearly having been sold for a moment at 1001 for cash, and si • an 1 1 : 9 ‘ 190 *, Feria wed Aber- 6 i,OOl New Graeade Bon. the Recorder of the City of London, the Common augmentation of 1 per cent, but the sum applicable Soitheio Nouveau Monde having since rallied to 1001 to 1 both f or money and M 34 114:e l tAmIllea(81.10egp.61 . . 4 f 44 Berthent, Aldermen Sir J. Key, Sir J . Duke, Sir R . W. 50,000 1 Nova ficotie globs, and for the sinking fund is very large, an d, as .. Carden, and Wire, the Sher, under-Sherißs, &c. &c. 1 hursday. The Three per &lit. lteduced mark 5 3 Da. 110 . ( 31 4 7 per Port P . billp 1 pm& pm The first edition of the calendar contains the names of 150 the government of Peru has to invest it 100 to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., it 2 Do. de. (71. 175.47 per tat.; 11 Pos 61 61 dest.Oos.Ezte. 5 p ...Noll 2 2/ pm 24 2pm 10 1 ,000 441,0110 Quarts Reek all 1 Ipm prisoner. in rho open market, the large holders may 1031 to 1 ; Bank Stock, 228 ; Exchequer Bills, June, el Monte do. ' N 0.21 11 M „ 2pm 10,09 C 3 Rhymney Iron all 24 al The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that, force the government to buy at a very high t par ; ditto March, 2s. to ss. prem.; India Bonds , 28s. 10 IS iDis. New{ par Ont. Stook II 151 ~ Dine New although the calendar contained a larger number of poi - figure . By the proposed arrangement e to 32e. prom. 6 30 !, 20 Heahlbleallap ar tip.Ct IS 184 7,690 30 dander) &Cuba l6l 6 7 ism rs than usual, yet, with a few exceptions, the cases were sinking fund, and indeed the whole of the deferred I' a Ithitemmth, and • 1)0,00ii 1 Sou th Australian all 44 pm of a very aggravated character, and would not present any The foreign stock market ie also totally destitute .. ...I Deelse. Meer t ... - - 6. 0 00 10 Tin Croft debt, will be placed on a settled end reasonable basis. is motet 150 133 130 48,174 26.3.51 United Mea th . difficulties of • legal character to the grand jury. At the ~ of any feature of iuterest, business being equally cir- of ap e. & maim e ad , a, 70,000 1 Waller same time, however, be thought it right to state that, owing This is one of the advantages accruing from the new cumscribed. Mexican bonds mark 271 ; Sardinian , I damsels at lep.k. en 11l 114 100,000 1 West Granada sll Mitt Ipm to the practice adopted b y the clerks at the different police- arrangement to Peru, which will also experience 98; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1041; Greek 10 3 1. ) . 4 .4- 9 1 4444 "*" t it_ _ 1 Ipm 51 100,e00 1 W.st Mariposa all 44 pm 1 courts, of not sending the depositions to this court until the entire benefit should any great increase take 61 411 m.wWeetris(l)mmme eh Si (Red.t . 9to 1; Brazilian Old Fives, 1004 to 101 ; so ' 4 - oMen.nbsaßeetessam to 71 100,00 1 Tuba • an i 4 Pal IS just before the commencement of the session, when they Place in the sale and consequently in the profits of ' 100 2 to 2 • Dutch at.' I °. (11 - 17418 , Mem& 41 p.a. tee lot 1061 JOINT STOCK BANKS. were all received is a lump, the court had very little v ditto our-and-a• Half per Cent., . . , opportunity of making itself acquainted with the in thispoint of tha t the conver is •• view guano. It M 1 6 lemialma Work.. e g2O pla toPill 154 I No. okras peel& i tAosun Bunnies Paid mice' done nature of the liminess 'to be disposed of; and if mon becomes interesting to many other classes of ou r to 1. So other stock has been touched. fit.;leo Dane throat Steck- 133 t Situntley. taday. magistrate would he kind enough to direct their population besides the holders of this particular debt. St. 100 Isath Beinkranar.6 wet 125 156 137 ___l_ _ clerks to send the depositions at an earlier pe• pnor to the conversion of both claims of her foreign St. ,100 DittoPredgeatiela ger OL 37,300 ,40 Anatralaria ,_ 60 I 6 ,Lcm.asthweescam.Shirde M 4 Pth 40,000 1 26 td. Bank of Asia 3 4Ms par rind, end five or six days before the session commence d , it debt, Peru derived but a partial advantage from any RAILWAY EXTENSION.-Rusiours are again rue 134 all LcadanderryMer a tt 104 11 55,000 1 20 Chart. Bank of buns. would be • great convenience to the court. llis lordship 12 ' au . Lonekoistry 181 141 of rho sales of guano, as a large pro- in the South of England that the (Meat Western Railway 4 extension Australia , and China 2 I Ipm 24 then referred to the case of Powell, who, he said, was 23 33 lisallterikLinel 11 9 23,000 / 20 English, Scottish, sad charged as an accessory after the fact to the commission of portion of the surplus profits went, in accordance Company purpose to extend their line to Southampton, to Ito I Ho. Wm 610 ... .. 101 114 Australian Chartered 10 14 11 pm forgeries to a very large amount upon the Bank of Eng - with the convention concluded w . ith the bond- entering it at the western Bide, the South Western terminus 3 3 in . e l . . ~,. i I P l 6 26,000 20 [scion Bank of Atte. land. The forgeries, it appe d, are_ were committed by a holders in 1849, to increase the sinking fund, being on the eastern side. Sir John Barker Mill, who owns 121 all 14ssmi.einiarusii.4 . 4 pGs - -__ pa . 411 the mud land to the western w id e of Southampton, is under- St. WO Melia and India . . 2 4 ills per 1 _is oo d;Eeer t i. w ilr.tint.sp.o , 1:8 l i so poi I 33,000 1 25 Lesion Chartered Ba s alt clerk in the Bank, who had absconded and evaded Rua the bondholders naturally taking advantage goo d to be prepared to form docks there, and has purchased 6 4 3 1,. TN of Australia ..... bee, and as the law formerly stood, the could not . r t he circumstance to put the price of a small slip of land contiguous to his property, at au ex- 2 : . 2 1 0 , ; 6° , 1 2 4 , 8 111 ,,61 0 . 6 ,... .1; = - nem! 25 Oriental Bank COrpora. all MA 311 an . 51 z a be tried unless with the principal felon, :i e r t s t rene bad been CI- iso,ooe; a Royal Ault rah Ranking vieted. By a very useful alteration in the law, however, COII the stock higher in the market. Now, at the same pease of 3,0001., to facilitate a communication between a 2 ; II 1 I :7„7 72 „ aey 'V ai rg r 6 ` Pin - - and Geld Import. Co. I 9 die per power sou given to try the accessary in the absence of the time that the creditors of Peru have no reason t o railway and docks. The Great Western Company have to 4 Do. Debentures ... ... par Ipm 8,000 25 South Australia already reached Basingstoke, about forty miles from South- st. 100 North Britt,* ... ... ... 113 IM 113 20,e00 •Et Union of Australia Frincipal,and the only question the grand jury would,there- complain the debt being certainly placed upon a ampton, end the extension of that line farther south would 20 ell North Seth/ordain, bre. bath to consider was whether the prisoner was proved ...ma and fair basis, the government have a direct doubtless be on the site of the Andover canal and the once 01 . 100 Wavle Woman and to have dome any act to assist the principal felon in evading '"*" inpromoting the sale of guano by every projected Manchester and Southampton Railway. Nothing 13 Waiver., SlCllar'Oent - - IMISCRLIAnittOUE. justice, or harbouring him after the commission of the of- a d van tage a 13 1 Ditto ditto ditto 21 21 pm lean, and being at the some time aware of his guilt, whichdthus there is more would be more welcome in the extreme south than this Cl means in their power, an be r , Lennie tern ion of the Great Western line. The Brentford and 11 10 l i s i retwasietnet:Zeor.w: 14 II 100. ft. ItOCILLUIXOWL Pd i peeve I Banners dose vas all that the law required to support a charge of being hope that the severity of this monopoly may c- __ cc wii sden Railway, which was intended to facilitate the Mtn.l 11 per Cent- .. 174 MI 1 Saturday. today. , an accessary after the fact. The learned recorder next laud, as we have so often urged; a Judicious reduo- goods traffic between the north and the south, has proved 10 10 Do. 5 per Oat ... - 1 1 pm - alluded to the charge against a Frenchmen, of having fired a Lion of urice and the introduction of increased useless in consequence of the intrigues to pass all merchan- 13 35 Aeons. Drees ... ... ... 13 16 10,0110 150 Australian Agri_ 33 61 83 1 604 180 Pistol at a female with intent to murder her, or to do her e ' 10 111 Ditto New Paz 4p m 301BrILAntericaaLand 3 , 4 75 76 facilities in the sale of this invaluable manure, would dies through London ; thus, trac'esmen and merchants in 1 4 4. a s oot a !mum (semisg,lo,ooo 100j.nnatis Company... 324 63 70 some grievous bodily harm, and said that it appeared to , him the only point they would have to consider was be a great boon to our agricultural classes, and highly the south of England cannot get goods from the north by I I Anima £1,041 SI 2 11 4 161 100,000 5 1 Crystal Palace the Willesden Junction Railway under d they St I 100 Do. 41 per mat. a week , en ey No Its 1111 12 , 130.000 41Crynt.Pal.of Frazee 21111 ~ whether the pistol was discharged by accident or design. favourable, in a pecuniary point of view, to the in- „,, even now that the quickest route is by the Great 10 i all 1 eta-Torluthirel_pereLClaar, Int 204 123,71 i IM. Brit. Aust. Lead all 1 1 11 pea There did not: appear to be any evidence of the prisoner terests of the government of Peru, which, it may . be "'" Western Railway through Oxford, Reading, and Basing 6 , 3 1 17166666 . 11 E 111408 7 0 9- 01 , iW. 4 Pal 1 Do. Preference... all - - having pointed the pistol at any person, and in the absence °resumed, will not overlook the danger of having stoke. The South Western Company also offer none of the Si. de iTork. NewelahNh berw llO,OOO 5 Peelßth.Lnd.fellin. all 3/ 4i rm, 94 8/ 9i of such evidence there might be some ground for 'opposing r H OUtorth o f Ing ' IC3 103 .threb , 10,000 iSentidthust.lnvest all 11 2 plai HS monopoly ent i relybrok en up, should the pre- facilities in the shape of excursion trains for persons to visit Is 5 ,Ditb, Di m , ot 44 12,700 sns. Australian Lend 23 ,4d 48 that the offence was the result of accident. The grand jury then retired. sent high charges be persevered in. The extent to the metropolis the same GS exist on other railways. 15 19 Y0rk&N..1114.11.413 . 1Mra Par 4pm 101 10,000, 100 Van DisairahlAnd 344 19 20 The May session of the above court was opened this morning, before the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor, the Melt Bon. the Recorder of the City of London, the Common Serjeant, Aldermen Sir J. Key, Sir J. Duke, Sir It. W. Carden, and Wire, the Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs, &c. &c. The first edition of the calendar contains the names of 130 prisoners. The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that, although the calendar contained a larger number of pri soners than usual, yet, with a few exceptions, the eases were of a very aggravated character, and would not present any difficulties of • legal character to the grand jury. At the same time, however, be thought it right to state that, owing to the practice adopted by the clerks at the different police courts, of not sending the depositions to this court until jot before the commencement of the session, when they were all received is a lump, the court had very little opportunity of making itself acquainted with the nature of the liminess 'to be disposed of; and if magistrate would be kind enough to direct their clerks to send the depositions at an earlier pe riod. and five or six days before the session commenced, it would be a great convenience to the court. Ills lordship then referred to the case of Dowell, who, he said, was charged as an accessory after the fact to the commission of forgeries to a very large amount upon the Bank of Eng land. The forgeries, it appeared, were committed by a clerk in the Bank, who had absconded and evaded jus tice, and as the law formerly stood, the accessory could not be tried unlearn with the principal felon, or after he had been convicted. By • very useful alteration in the law, however, power was given to try the accessary in the absence of the rtotipal,and the only question the grand jury would,there gore, have to consider was whether the prisoner was proved to have done any act to assist the principal felon in evading justice, or harbouring him after the commission of the of fence, and being at the same time aware of his guilt, which was all that the law required to support a charge of being an accessary after the fact. The learned recorder beat alluded to the charge against a Frenchman, of having fired a pistol at • female with intent to murder her, or to do her some grievous bodily harm, and said that it appeared to him tie only point they would have to consider was whether the pistol was discharged by accident or design. Tun did not: appear to be any evidence of the prisoner keying pointed the pistol at any person, and in the absence of such evidence there might be some ground fur supposing that the offence was the result of accident. The grand jury then retired. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. • MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of Wheat was only moderate this morning by land carriage samples from E.se: and Kent. The con dition of the bulk very indifferent. Picked samples were readily disposed of at rates fully equal to those of Monday last. A alight abatement had to be submitted to upon secondary sad inferior qualities to effect a clear ance. Holders of fine Baltic red Wheats were firm in their demands, and needy buyers had to pay last week's prices. Flour sold on quite as good terms as before. Choice Barley was scarce and fully as dear; distilling and grinding descriptions were Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats were in good supply, and all good qualities com manded late rates; out-of•conditioned cargoes were 6d. lower. Beans and Peas in short supply, and their value was well supported. naItIVALB INTO LONDON PROM MAY 3rd to MAT Ith. English. thotah. lrialt. Voremr. Wham I 4007 21392 Barley 1139 I 725 AIO Oslo 93 1634 I 9150 I 91:10 30172 Malt ..... * 6111 30 Maar, 6513 barrels awl 4326 sacks. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to•da, and prices generally must be co ns id ere d th e same as Friday. Sugar declared for public sale to.morrow-150 hhds. Deme rara, 17,000 bags Mauritius, 5,700 bags Bengal, and 800 bags Madras. Coffee : No public sales tomorrow. Iwo/co.-Tito quarterly sales, consisting of 16,100 cheats, will nominees to-asurow. TEL wean &Bran appearance to-day, MaTm.o.-Iron: 1 here has b een an advance of 23. to 3t. paid en Scotch pig. Other descriptions remain unaltered. Tin: East India as quoted 2e. lower; British at the same price as last week. Spelter, is the absence of busineu quotations is unaltered. On.a.--Seal, pale, 331. 103. to 34/. ; straw, 31/. 10s. to 32/. 10e.; brown, 301. ; sperm, 901. to 911. ; h e ad mu tt er , 921. to 931. ; cod, 331. 103. to 34/. ; South Sea, 33/. to 37/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 691. to 701. ; Spanish and Sicily, 661. to 671.; palm, 341. 10s. to 361. ; cocoa nut, 381. 10s. to 401. ; seed, rape, pale, 361.; linseed, 281. 10s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is larger ; however, the demand is fully adeqaate, and consequently for the most part prices ore not lower. The number of Sheep and Lambs is about the same as on Monday last. Trade is exceedingly dull, and it is with difficulty that the quotations of that day are realised. Calves are not quite so readily disposed of as of late. Our foreign supply consists of 70 , 1 Beasts, 1,320 Sheep, and 201 Calves; from Scotland, 520 Beasts; Nor folk and Suffolk, 2,500, and 200 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of $ll4. ad.a 4. Batt rkot% 110v:fortis 4 4 4 6 Boot elkort.tiorns 4 2 4 4 itatanal quality litadtt 3 0 3 8 NIT*. Pia ....... Hunt Iron. a Ilatf-brala 6 0 6 4 liamta at mart.); 4,663; iihinv Pip. 435. Per stone of Vita a. d. a. d. Best DWI. t Ilf.-tel6. Sh 4 4 6 Best Long-wools — De. do. Shorn Beet ended:owl quality Do. do. . 3 6 3 10 Lambe_ ~ . ..6 4 6 4 end Lamb+. Z3.26i; Gaud. 1.'63 ; TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is quiet, with little doing either on the spot or for arrival. Town Tallow is quoted 465. 9d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 465. 9d.; April end Doty, 475. to 468.9 d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 47.. to 465. 9d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 185!. 1852. 1653. &oak= hand Casks... 34,718 43,239 24,384 Delivery last week Do. from let June Arrival last week 1,130 1,618 864 Do. from lit Juas Price T. C. per owt. 1 335. 6d. 360.6 d. 474.34. Do. Town 1 3995. 6d. 381. 9d. 495.3 d. Arrival for the week ending May 17, last year, 283 casks, and delivery 1,221 casks. The arrival last work comprised 297 casks from Australia, 213 South America ; lit other places; total, 884 casks. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. During the past week the supply has been more limited, huh coastwise and by rail; this, coupled with cold wet weather, has increased the demand, and prices are a little better. The following are the quotations :—York Regents, 120 s. to 160 s; Lincolnshire, 100 s. to 120 s; Scotch, 100 s. to 1305.; do. reds, 90s. to 100 s.; French, 80s. to 00e.; Rhenish, &Os. to 90s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade is rather more active, owing to the ungenial state of the weather, and prices are very firm for both new and old Rope. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s. 6d.; Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Ravensworth's Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End Lambton, 17s. ltd.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. 3d.; Walla End Tees, 184. 3d.—Ships at market, 167. WITTIDRAWAL OF CONTRACT MAIL PACKETS TO AUSTRALIA, VIA THE CAPE OF GOOD ROPY.—GENISEAL POST-OFFICE, APRIL, 184.—Her Msjest> 's government having terminated the contract with the Australian Royal Steam Navigation Company, for the conveyance of the mails to Australia, via the Cape of Good Hope, a mail packet will no longer be despatched from Plymouth on the 3rd of every alternate month as heretofore. Provision will be made for the conveyance of mails to Australia early in the months:of Jane, August, October, and December of the present year, re spectively; and due notice will be given of the days ap pointed for the departure of such mails. In the alternate months of May, July, September, and November mails for Australia will continue to be forwarded by the route of Singapore, according to the present arrangements, on the 4th of the month via Southampton, and on tho Bth via Marseilles, or when those dates fall on a Sunday, on the 3rd sit Southampton, and on the 9th via Marseilles. Pest muters will, for the present, send to London all letters and newspapers addressed to Australia. DEPARTURE OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANA DIAN MAILS.—On Saturday afternoon the British and North American Royal Mail Steamship Africa, Captain Harrison, left her moorings in thsMersey, for New York, with the usual mails for the United States, Canada, New foundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, &c., 74 passen gers, and a large and valuable:cargo of merchandise on freight. Her mails were carried out in charge of Lieut. Lewis, R.N., Admiralty *Root. FIRE IN LivEarLIOL. —On Thursday night the sugar refining premises of Mr. James Leitch, Wellington street, Scotlana-road, Liverpool, were destroyed by fire, together with a large quantity of sugar in vats, on the premises. The loss was considerable, but it is expected will be covered by. insurance. INDIAN REFORM SOCIETY.---012 Saturday, the 7th instant, a meeting of the committee of the Indian Re form Society was held at the society's rooms, 12, Hay market, at which Messrs. Bright, Blackett, Bruce, BeU, Crooke, Phillimore, Denby Seymour, and Viscount Gode rich, M.P.'s, and other gentlemen interested in the welfare of India, attended, when several important communications were announced. Letters from some of the leading native gentlemen of Madras and Bombay, written in very pure English, were read to the meeting, describing the excite ment which prevailed at those presidencies, under the ap prehension that the petitions of the natives would be unattended to, and their claims for justice disregarded by the English legislature; and stating that ample evidence could be furnished of the truth of the allegation contained in their positions, if time were allowed. These letters were dated before the formation of the Indian Reform Society was known in India. A letter was also read from the Native Association of Bombay, referring to a pamphlet on "the Administration of Justice in Southern India," by J. B. Norton, Esq., government pleader at Madras, which has recently created a great sensation in this country, de claring that " the remarks of that author apply equally to the Bombay presidency." It was fuither announced that the Native Association at the different presidencies had re mitted money to a considerable amount to their friends in this country, for the purpose of diffusing information through the British public respecting the wants of India. A por tion of these funds was handed to the treasurer of the society. The committee decided on making an appeal to public opinion on this question as soon after the Whiftun holidays as possible. TESTIMONIAL.—On Wednesday evening last the young men in the employ of the news agents, Messrs. Dawson, presented to their late superintendent Mr. Win. Goodman, a diamond ring, as a slight memorial of their respect for him during a connexion of nearly twenty years. MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE. Yesterday ' morning the Bishop of Oxford preached a sermon at St. Peter's or Oxford Chapel, Vere-street, Cavendish-square, in aid of the fund, of this newly established institution; which has for its objects the providing a home for the widows and orphan children of medical men. The right reverend preacher urged that the institution was an object particularly deserving public support. The medical profes sion was by no means rich, but, on the contrary, poor, as was shown by the statistics of a kindred instituti,m, to which no less than one out of every three of the families of those medical men who had contributed were compelled to come for relief. There were about 12,000 of the medical pro fession in practice in England and \V ales ; 2,600 of whom were in London and its neighbourhood. It was proposed to provide for 100 widows and 100 children ; it liad'been devised by one then in the congregation, one of the oldest inhabitants in the parish of Marylebone, by whose exer tions, of the 20,000/. required 17,0001. had been raised, leaving 3,0001. to be subscribed, in order that the institution ma, he opened. The bishop's appeal was followed by the collection of 108 i. Os. Id.