The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-17 00:00:00

ti #l4. [THREEPENCE. MONIsY MABICET. There has not been so much utility this week in the market for American Stocks, the demand for in vestment having abated. It does not appear that this market would suffer, like all European stocks, in the event of the Eastern difficulty resulting in an explosion. On the contrary, it is imagined that, whilst the general effect of an European rupture would be to induce capitalists to hold their funds in hand to meet all emergencies, such funds would eventually flow for temporary investment, into United States Securities. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Dividends. Priers. United States 6 per Ct. Eds. 1888 Jan. and July 101 101. Do.. per Ct. do. do ... 1668 Jan. and July 11 1114 Do. 6perCLlnse.Btoek...lB67-1888 Jan. and July 107 109 i di, Do. ditto Pennsylvania 5 per Ct. ... Feb. and Aux. 87 89 Do. S per Cent. Bowls lBB3 Jan. and July 93 01 klassachusetts SperCt.Ster ling Bonds Nary landsparCt.Ster.Eds — Virginia 6 per Ct. !nee. st 1857-187, Virginia Ii per Dent. Bonds 1696 Kentucky 6 per Cent. lBBB Boston City ei per Cent. Sterling Bonds New York Cityl per Qin 1855.1870 New Orlear.s City 6 per Cent. Bonds Pennsylvania Central andassti and lit. town 7 Ap. and Oct. 107 100 Jun. and July 119 100 'S Jan. and July 92i 9it z div Jan. and July 914 99 Jan. and July 97 VS April and Oct. 101 142 Quarterly 95 46adir 1883 Jan. and July 8) 9) (I (IT 1680 Jam. and July 1181 911 euttv 93 94 per Ct., let Mortgage—. liteagoartd tdiantamppl T par Ct. Ist Mortgage .. Itiladelphta and Reading Rail. Ild, p per Ct. Mort- 89 89j New Tort and Erie SiTem pent,Cuaverl New York and New York and Brie Sena ISSO Jan. and July $7 OS laG2 Jan. and July 90 18;1 Feb.ana Aug. :RI 9: pi^r ISCS-ISG7 May and Nor. 107 1,4 There have been numerous transactions of late in Canada Government Six per Cent. Debentures, at 117 to 1, and in Canadian Railway Six per Cent. Debentures of the best class, at 10;I to 104, both in cluding the forthcoming July dividends. Amongst the stocks in request may be enumerated the Quebec and Richmond, Ontario, Huron and Simcoc, and St. Lawrence and Champlain Six per Cent. Debentures. Great confidence is felt in Canadian investments. Notice has been issued of the payment in due course of the half-yearly dividend falling due the Ist July on the Six per Cent. Debentures of the Ontario, Simcoe, and Huron Railroad Company. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Statements that the mediation of Austria has been accepted in the Eastern question, although as yet un confirmed, have given a considerable stimulus to the funds to-day. Consols opened 98.1 to ex div. for the 19th July, and after touching 99, are now quoted 981 to I. Thu Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99i to # ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 a to Exchequer Bills, 3s. 4s. ss. prem.; India Bonds, 295. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, and Mexican fully main tains its rise. The transactions in this department, however, have been very few. Sardinian Bonds mark 953 ; Spanish Old Threes, 481 ; Vent zuela Ac tive, 40; Dutch Fours, 96 to 3 ; Equador, 6to 3 ; Mexican. 283 to Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99. L. /7 . XI .." ~.. ~.j e c. .. ...... 11 , . 0... ~,., e . ~, if ,' Gay •-• .',- •-w ri. leti le /. 1 ,•,..- • ( , • / /. • , _, 17. _ • .... .....___ .., i „, ~ ... ..,/. , ... , # ../ 1 •/ ' " --- -7/ , _ . , , No. 2,128.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1853. • i _ Mr. Alderman Col. KLAN to gave "The Bishop of London 1 pEN INSULAR and URI ENTAL STEAMYultkitiN RAILWAYth NAVIGATION COMPANY. and the clergy of his diocese." SHARE LISTS. is 8 !Interims and Rotterdam , . 11 01 Oki 26 i ' ll ' NEW AIinANL.I.3I/...N f 5, AND REDUCED FAKER AND _ The Bishop of LONDON,. in returning thanks, said that FREIGHTs. DEPAKTURLS OC [WARDS. he bad been connected with the City of L radon for up wards of thirty years, and with one exception, caused 20 4 “ Seabees to Graimasea. ' 4 dls par T HURSDAY EVENING. 5 3 Belgian Eastern Janetionl i 1 The railway market opened flatly, and remained 20 !it coarterai.ae &owing', 14 ii I The 1 MIA ''' l CI II "' ' L ' e L a rT ,i - V I A ` len . C t . 7r4 s tilt by ill health, had always made it • point totally without a revival of animation throughout f t ; 1 7, =Ls" "solos - i s 1 4 1 , Pul. i. . treme d c..: 0 -t'A ll. "" . '"" - ''' n.°l l 6 ; 6 , = *l6 . l4l;llnd ' 26th from of attending the present anniversary festival. He the day. At the final close prices improved ashade, so 2 0 met India. - ... .. ." - yesterd " e we nl. nqi from ,ou pOM, on had listened with great pleasure to the sentiments and the general tone of the market appeared firmer, 3° 1 Da. Lama= 446rea-akl/ If „ fleecy t Al atm t, via vt vcseoite.-rov Adelaide, Port Philip, end Which had been expressed by the right hon. the Lord Slayer, 0 5 Oesat Indian Yeaineal , .. If 2 7 but there 13 no real change in this department, and tone we ftA„, .i.ooihme at Kiwis), on the lead July, and ltli c.f ',cry and also those of his grace the president of the society. - 20 10 Orand Inaction of Primo 1 11 "pm w..-,,,„ ee .hth tber after from Southampton, and on the 10th of (Hear, bear.) He could confirm all that his grace had on the whole there is no telly from the depression 101 all iGt.West.sfCanads.Pliare , i die Ipa ness on Jo „61 'il* ••: ..verv . , latrikaa• swath 11m74ftel from 111m6m Um• stated, and in addition took the present opportunity of say- ... De. Swede (2not in.) i 873 - - has beet MALI Aan i 1(.1,1 r. -On the ith and -Oth el every month from . that prevailed late yesterday afternoon. The public ''s L „. a , • I i div istom,sp.Ct.Prel g o i.lheeptw. awl the loth mot 217th from Marseilles. in that although the Lord Mayor differed from themselves have bought stock during the lato fall against a so 1 Li0...e.0 t ... ... _ 61 7 l I S 1 Do. (Railway) ... .. 4 41 the film , 461 1. 4 ~,,,i tsiNers_sitsurer..-on the 27th of every month in communion and worship, he had not refused to accord supply proceeding chiefly from pawned sources. e i . to thee tot s .. nom rem. to the church of England her fair share in attempting the induces • , rA le sal yin:most. -Yoe Tien. Oporto, Walsh Cadiz, and amelioration of the human race. -- N 5 Do. (Canal) . .I 1 II Do. 6 per et. ireirienee 6 6 ins la appears e : a....: or, tress zaa.a.balaP 4 o l ; °nu" 7th' 141 4 add 27th °I d" r 7 The Loan MAYOR then gave " The Bishop of Antigua THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. asvitr• and the Colonial Bishops." SO Lyons and Meditermaime - Ma but not cat CUTTS ard CHINA.- Vessels el tbe Company ply otteasionally Business in the railway market to-day is quiet, lo 1 Madam ... ... .. If 1 pa Ige e.,,1y ir.e a nu nth) between Calcutta, Penang, singal•ws. H u n g , The Bishop of ANTIGUA returned thanks. ii,,,g, oil Sh .11..hlit. NA Tiv7 rale" " Pmssle looney and freiot eh the India sad tha l n h ka e nest toast was "The Ilisluip of 1 14 *. '7..Z. '''''' ""7. con-rol.ibly reduce*. and may be Lid upon (Heir, hear.) eloquent sermon he had Manchester , and eloquent, sermon .it the rompany'. ohlkes, 112, Leadenhat.street, London, The Bishop of MANCHESTLR, in r ui ng to ac k now l e d ge reached that day." r ing but a general improvement has taken place, in sym- 531 0 3 . 4 I : ar an ia ., ° ;t: , ;• ( . . i ii; t z; 7 - 4 - 74 thy with the rise in the funds, and the advance so se Do . Do.(ex interest) .. - - as been fairly supported up to the present hour. French shares have risen rapidly. Northern. are 16 If Northern of risme._ . ... 10 C Du 104. 3 per ct. Rend. 341 331 the S. & Amiens shs.) 14 15 MI 61 51 From letters i the feel with G ilk .a;,..a.l.liter, oittltscaptott. netted the toast, felt ems ',died to say how mach he felt indebted now quoted 36 to I ; and Paris and Lyons, 16; to 17 If all 2601 werlas Tnlak Paler Si 9 so to Pans and was ... .. 154 131 1116 24 1 1 suffer fi to the great city in which they were then mumbled. It prom, to.day. 3 2; 01 29 3° 4 Quetee Parlo Ple ra t :ea s o l ostaiowsiehmed . . lo„ . .. 11. 4° 4o 34dis - 4 4 42 4 3 rar BANKS d DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. had been his good fortune to obtain his education hi a earnest INVESTMENT OP CAPITAL.ORDTNARY MURRY AND STOCKS. school founded by a Dean of St. Paul'., and left to the true- 20 is Parisi and r e . 30 1 131 36 I will pi' PAIILIEti DEBIItOLS of INVESTING MONET an reque.ted toOmani aloes tialse elai:W the pun of the NATIONAL AIMURANCE and INVEST. tecship of one of the most eminent of the City companies, 55 „ 05. tazawas.. Yesterday. the deft st.:yr As?•4N . I.VI lON, by whish a high rats of interest may be ob. and further, be might add, a school th at had _ _ - tair , rl, combined with perfect seeurity. turned out more distinguished men than any other IL ise deems . _, „ .. 37 25 3 2 Royal Swedbk Pr. , -,1ti11..t• AO full infermetios may be had at Ma cam, or alt, o( our public schools in the lame period of time. 10 54 AntbertrOtt*ag..lloetzt ... f 20 A lembee and btu. - 111 9 01 to 3ex Set free, on Jppl.cation. At the seam time it was his duty to state how much be felt and t Senates .. 31 31 le 4 Do. 51 per Dad. Thorn. - - PETER RRILRIE°N • Unm e t " D fr edcg• indebted to theci t y in the Br i tish . • 113 2 Soak Maim of Mae = - tbey W 7, IL startieeptste, Tratidearacems, Leeks. youngest (Loud cheers.) He wee boned to acknowledge that in that i ii el D0. 3;17 8 , 5.50 , 5a ;Za ; h-- 30 4 %alters of France 4l 51 ass broker - 20 • 1 Upper lads Sonp „. 1 iPa The o RICHTON SELTZER WATER, de. a Dozen. ur morns aas 11.1DUCID his ratexlvelelehtee Saar W 6" and moral city every object he had started, having in view the cell- a le De. do. ,i O . gpi .. 34 25 di, weltate of humanity, had met with the St. its: lideolised Castle ... ... 100 1•03 101 rieb . e . ok .. 60. , 4•4855 0 ,... A 540•5 6 .54 0 ,40 0, 4 „„ 40 , 0 4 8 most zealous earsperation from the merchants and menu- SL In' 011isdealas ... -.- 68 6 54 Di In p 3l all West Flanders 4.5 10 a 00.31 per OsUL Prefer. 1 1 die 20 le woman of nano. . . et 11 pm Cent. C ex di, sis-eses factuten. (Li a . , beer.) He knew that in following such Si all CM" , awl 1101 7basd - 22 11 1 to 2 Weeternol Switasrland f Of die =tsad width ate ummegsmet V est so ni Cork and Damian ... ... 20 21 and-a-( ams. free , Bee sed lam illy rs i tsit gesetilks a course Manchester was only following the example which 5 , 55 Dome " idtwa... >y 34 • pi SO 6 Iceland 3l 24 die all et Hoy le reikelred. Ram . • dab London had set long before; but he rejoiced in thinking 2 5 . 47 ,', 000 ,2, 0 , p tli k„..„s A b e :. IMO, a Ilaa 9 710 sla ss lad Sa t 99111 " that she, the youngest in the community of cities, had now deep Jusetioa ... ... 9 9 31INES. Stock, Rea; sada, Oraimessaarest. 'trained here ajority, and he had no doubt but that her Ai all MK Amelia* - Thel WOOLLEY'S P ECTOR AL CANDY, c m i i s i t l u is r a ity would bear fruits in the promotion of religion and is all Ditto ( 510 Z and IL) 3l 6 Uon. ( Chem,) 20 20 testae Cantles - 3$ all aware Cahn, Clam A THURSDAY Evrwtwo. Sales The market for British mining stocks to-day his par to 9 ▪ gee si all SINSIIII hisuIi alg oise4_ 2l . " 111.14 1 , 1 tar (1111111 • 61immek . ailds i t 1115"...iii, le tae The LIiRD Idayos are " The magistrates of the City of Date MU. Sh.) ..._ OWN :Sse le Sellielmaded Ity the MOOR Rama et • letter L ondon ." Uel Do. dose Et .ail CMb54 9 si 6 been flat, and we hear of very few transaetions. The gold companies' shares were rather dull this og l e l in t ! Nit. least ta Use et Weft Pawed Sir JoHN MUSGROVE returned thanks. W illsalladall l9 . 1 . 32 1 I 6 PlessmtllE slissasariadise "Sir John Key and the officers of the Corporation." Faked , __lngitiallalliTalatialatstist.sellss. o =o% Sir JoGN Kay returned thanks. at. 100 Sat Lanesabire .. _ . 711 721 3 3 all E. & W.L Ine.blllint..% 34 37 It 1011 Ellhbergh and tilaneow . 70 72 afternoon, and without alteration of any moment, steady oboek ma datimmi a sob art G. C. orrnot, OLD., „The 0,,,,,,,,i ff , of the city of London... ft . Was New tem. limase-The above invaluable *.""` PIP" " 1 7 b 7 1/6661U trier, Maidstone, is soli by metysitere, in balm it lit and Is. so each. Mr . Alderman and Sheriff CARTED. retuned thanks ; after which, e tt ii t t i Ildinburgh and Peebles - - I...in.bureh, lerth,ol:ll.lst 39 31 St. WO 'Glasgow & 1 1 w/thread's* - - at. 1101 ~ Great Northcot ... 05 business being quiet. British Australian were very al heavy. At four o'clock Peel River were quoted 24 that hi to 24 prem.; Colonial Gold, lk to 1t ; Great Nugget, general The Bishop of LONDON gave " The health of the Lady St. 100 Do. A, Stoek ... II E D A I LT NEW b . IT Landon Mats* Paper, pries 3d. 'SS BMW Organ, Se DAILY NEWS is st the heed of the Li. Msvoreu," and the toast haring been duly honoured, the i compauy separated. 4t. , tee Do. N, to ... St. UM 031.8ou'_b.ead West.(lreo 110 ill St 'too Great Weetem ... II II Ali souse Easters to 1 a prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 t to 14 prem. supplie The shares of the West Indian mining companies the elm leulfasaa al Brest SOU* sdrocatieu Ciao e• manses Mite brugle.t NM sad ell mud and pessiteal magas, wbetba political, social, 114 111 De. Tbiniti .. 14 15 pee 151 were fl atter, especially letcalle, which closed 5k to nian t; we ssissiosnset. SECOND EDITION. 34.. 00 tainsiummiiroadr. re 754 134 4 2 ,, prem only. St. John del Rey shares closed 31 to mcnt b In the /Mai MA value ofits General Newm,-In the seaway of Ito 10 DI He. Flaw 41 41 AL law -Is the sada trathiol. and impartial eh:ow:ter of its _ 14 114 De. Wag lanallnior 111 24 „ 33 ex. div., which, after making allowance for the shin e t Tore. m luta and in the vaned memo tile ar.d commercial in- 50 all Lads Nerthere - .. 151 s d 16 dividend of 21., is ii. higher than yesterday. The wards servesUea lossibsd Is the 38y Railway , 303 31 m 1 • 13 r2 Ardslek - FROM TIIIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 111 II ilsods• mod Illiskwall .._ 81 91 prospects of this company are considered more Bonds Ilds Paps is emorptassit 10 5 .LemAllbay,lieselhand 11 II pm 111 It er a Me*bald Net of Pillager than any other paper- - St. ICJ Lon.,loWw&S. Grist lei DS 105 fa mined vourable. 23 to 1 en eseitei mom a Shipping in the Indian Peas b e every St. 131 Lenin lb ii.Msstrt 115 1151 1151 118 The closing prices of new undertakings are as vian 1 , evenae: the trey daily Mining Report, with list of micro, ST. JAMEs'S.PALACE, Joss 14. 20 11 De. lino . 2 21 pm pablAted anywhere. The Queen has bees plraw4l to appoint the Honourable Mrs. George 10 , De a n d „ .8 1 .508 " ' i .t b 1 1 1, '' fo l low s : London and Liverpool Australian Gold per Cet It ag "...„" se te to font e, a. 50108 the only pew m a ws the Edward Anson to be one of the Bedchamber Women in Ordinary to 8 , to , 00 , 508 * 80•1 5 4 . 1 5, 4c , 0 53 5 e l " pp sal Mining and Streaming, 4to - prem.,. Melbourne 216 to 1 mole t oy...wh o Go a i mo .1,.„ y . ~,,10 , ,ka, Rom its cu m uli ,. her ALdesty, In the mein of the Goo. Mrs. TEMP, now Lady Dare. 50 124 Dr , s 4O ... ... ... 5 , 4 45 di a enenwireebeettamsala - le Si DaZ RIO ..... .. .. 4i 11 die Gold, 4to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, fto sales I Ile le pone wear is sawn by the leet return of amps PCCISISGRAM PALACE. kve 11. 111 all Londonderry a Colaaine 12 13 , 4 1 die . • Australian Consols, 4to 4 die ,; Monarch Cent. : fur the year 1830 to the lading Imam Newspapers, by The Queen was this day pleased to center the boo or of Koh/Weisel 15 411 londollOtrl& 330 MMUm 19 21 Gold, ' t to 4 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Five p which It will be seas Met this paper ‘,the 7°1804 by more than epuii ltiChani li•Jaell, Eds., N.P., her M ajesty ' s Ant hor-CentraL Si. LW Meaell-ielotsaLlimeleeh• 30 21 3 0 Mining, 4to k per share; Lewis Hill Range, Cents., silty years) li.:d is See yeas bean ast no oldest competitors: 111 11 Do. min.& Limit. Unto', 31 11 dim • Estsbliatsd. Skimps hided. - Pt. Ira Midland ... , ... .. 721 731 73 21 I to 1 per,share ; Golden Mountain, kto 4 per share; Equach Morceo ClikosicLi ............ 17:0 ...,. 912,311 BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, Jens 17. SL ton Do. arm and . pl/y 40 42 Monsiso Poor 1772 829,000 The Queen was tinselly pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood 50 of mtg.& we e t. (ire)._ ... - - Lake Superior Copper, t die , to par ; ColOrte for ace 14311iiiile Haste. l7Bl 1 .131,00 0 upon Juan Stuart, Esq., a Vice .( beastlier. 25 1711 Ditto Golf sham- ... - - Lead, 1 die. to par ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 1-16 dm.; and.a.i DAILY NEWS The watineed maintenance aMs Wring i glii - laid li a - ...it. IVO iNewnieritet - „. .. 51 54 Connemara, par to t prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to Cents., BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, Jean IL 81 Sit Do. Kalior .g le a.raard nalon .. 11 pea • spike teantly nomad by • Osaaemerayt 4 41 die 1-16 die.; Sulphate of Barytes, tto k per share; 1024, 1 The Queen was 'hi. day pleased to coact the honour of Knight- 33 17 4 NeoPortd • Ile . Bally News' Is Ms mingsst el di the Lemke lecindni load awn Joseph Prussia Wife Paq, rs.o Physician to her Ma. 36 7 1, !Wm? and 11 + 04 "'•'• • 1 a Lackamor Copper, 4. to 4 prem.; Adelaide Land alt. pew PENH the Sat it Mek bleb greedamilebigh Rama tens-wai , pht • • • 11 all MewryWarrespetatkaw. 7; 61 • asks OM meeentiles libmiame whisk is alesety j uts. a t Paris. and Gold, 14 to 04 die. ; Obernhof, 1 to 4 pm.; 1 , St C sehnsselsbase ia • I slinly, van ibs snood Meru - St. 120 Norfolk .. ... ... .. SO IS la 15 Do. Ne w_ ~ , _... - - Britannia Coll, Ito 4 per share; Poltimore, „t Loan, epwaiss d_ " ,„„ p l is i ow p4 ,„ a a m ob we j a ws ..„ _ .. . seenFOREION-OEVICG, Jays 15. anthe m !ki th .% 66 31iNertbers Countles . Union Si 11 dis to 4 dis . ; British and Colonial Smelting and Cants., swan n sinsanninsw Is 1 • nos '-sbnissi by say I r e 1 . 1 " T das aa l: 4 ' 6Bl4 J° isPlosys of 11 - u 54 toe mar& Drama .. ... ss se Ui gall pm" Hs pellned sew tam encespenin with Ms assasereld Grand r a D Z. :1-.. cki. . t .:3 0 , 7 5e 2 , , *67 far hin UPI abuts' the II 14 1 80 , th D e Ton. l'f',„ i . ... - eta Reduction, 4to 4 prem.; Resprya Copper, par to 1 The hsiesess.` s all I Do. 1 A Defetrad .... - - prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, Itto 2 pm.; Jamaica ruling Te In Wireed ei lieslowilsr elt MOM= ill the klawkst ;or st t 6 I Do. 1 B Guaranteed - -as awash HI. Flest-strest landot WAILOFFICE, Slurs 17. 96 1711Nortk etsfforOstnrs.. 3 41 dla 111 Copper, 24 to 3 prem.; New Linares, par to t_ pm.; quartm ak Reghnent et Dowd Guards. -Lbeammt Robert John Henry le all North Western Jost pedaled, Mam volume grown Iris. mks lea it, sloth, le be awals, Da l m puenrse. vies sent. wa s edam; Cornet Psis. 111 1, 1. aosthsad_a•Woldlailsae .7' = Isa 11 Head, 3-16 to 1 . 16 die . ; New South Wale; Coal, I Atte lk it. t.solas il i t tilenov 1"8 or l ihTtk U c ßES ftr the o= 2 l:stee le , be leute ra e‘ ba b iar i l e t d r . pu vice illar vieL ::: ?:::!.20= w "«. I T 9 f ;.: I;: 1 4111 des. to par ; Australasian Coal, 4 to k die.; Port from t St. 1100 ilmmith Midland ... • e Ilms who Mewed the lastmea, the look will be • Medd Illasslas l Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to I preen.; Sue the an amasses to alas an maw. mmeity. Te• ssyte. dam. Oa Dr3.-•atter Meru& pm..tebeineaskwithontparwlast &Ito ° Sam". a 111 m••• - - 62 f. 4 lalmaa, eneisie, Ma Oar bet never sided, ; the errs vas Monad. St INI Do. L.kg.W.Oettr. Mk 70 ill River (of Jamaica), 4to 4 prem.; Metcalfe (of Ja- below sisdiest swum es imp the temeitmel amass stemma Lows ; likaMMlsal Wrest - ) deldlemet lamas leetssad, from th• 33rd 19 1 ahrstwher7 sad Hersdad 1 4 I di melee), 5k to 51 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica) 2to Ills MEW a , mid lesderems; the waft Foot, le le Usetemist eke Mime, who embellas. 261 all shrswarery mu t how 21 prem. • L'Aigle d'Or, 2 to i du.; Knockatrellane ba am . laa monism and empelay; aw l = ltd liset-Csalle CMOs Ointwaills Bait Item Ms 32nd FoM, to (Sect!. Ma.) ... 17 19 tie deektise. the gememis et wks. genslemi re- be airesia. vim Lase; vie esareme. In .1' Do.Baires ... ... £3ll ='; as a t o. are Ism teas weeny bass ug=liss lik Fat -11autsme Ftskeli limesa from the B:at 25 WI Be. Oduk7 - - ta 13 share ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, par 5211 tt: es re dm entre. msnemr. im.l orb a this ..._ nttt b acap u tc = olabie ,. i n , d . , 5 , 0 2 , 00 „ 20 114 Ilbrepokis IMMO ... im a m maw. f rom 341 see Ante DOME ... ... 0 Wiwi her things the Warm metals 1 Wird V ii end the Slid Fael. ft Ile mtbale. Wes lealsa, was seaseets, et. too , scats &aura .. ... al a t i lls oins affilek - if bims . ba 1 ,7 1. , w i gh led w arafti m t a igm ag is vd 41.1 I 1 . 6 4 81 e i h groo lle Sl ki "l be r.64. lisemst. -I"6lBl.ll l6o=. l"led eppiis aleke P r ie4 t. th e s kins i g g Att 7th F°D4 10 " IS il i t u tli th T W evalL atas ill ... D; $6 18 4 " 14 dis. to ; prem.. Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, • / to 4 as amelee ken" d the me songs as; and a Ll g Ol= 3 Oth Jeenths• Med. km the Mk Foot, " 5 Ditto ' UM "'*'' 41 g prem.; New ' South Wales Gold, Ito I per share ; It n sue plated. is IS met in maples mid le t ir e= Seat die dimes. IS al Stockton St Dirtiest= eedh*-Essielear Met Tem-ussionsea SAM arm. Os W gaped; without par- .., 11 19 ,„ Tl 9 assi..,_ _, „ n t e , al9lasSaaal , . 2 ,1 , 5 .. ides : Smith, East ed Co., 63, Cordlll. 11111116. vim Shim dawn ' s; Be oo Arthur George &Myst ;.1 4'''"' "716i uka66 „ -- . " ';, 6 ';* 151 15 this of sow to be thseseassia, etensel pemema vise Neville. THIS DAY.-Two O ' CLOCK. Octobt bated too the 2 , 5 10 en Illfatorford and Limariek.. St 33 4 P CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, " ad Pi r s ; Cl P lmil • 2 50 55 0‘ . 13 :7 " 5 " 1/ Ls ". le 14 West Cornwall _-. _ - 10 lot The gold mining shares are steady in pries, but In a orsoses, asmosapirtssi. sad artstasi„, *ash; he poet, ma p 0 0.....m0d a ha a g. a eo d o $O , 7 .,,,. ftb , op. le Hs. Wimbledon end Croydon 6 du par there is no activity observable. A_gaa Fries are from t . L vice the Henesesile Willbm i r a :2mbeiminngee a/ 1 : M 00610,6 - - marked 14 prem., and are now quoted 1 9-6 to 1 11- holder WHAT TO NM DR/111. AND AVOID. Illst Liselensee Will= keo s o B.4ru 5t.,100 i Tartlikweestle hided' 69 70 70 U. Fest es be lisamemt. vies le de Ilk Pod IS '25 j Do. do. Itatessiono LECTIIRI TO YOUNG MEN. Shd Ilest.-Uselemet Messy 7= lBB. llMlars. from the Ist 23 1 1 I sl Da. ' 3.11.13-P " °° ' - 1 a 32 e 61 1 1 quoted 1 5-18 to 1 7-16 prem. also re m. Fest. te le lesitemag em ies e who amassed et. 100 .Tork sad bath Midland, 60 8l Australian Agricultural shares are steady at 74 to their a MOW TO Bee HAPPY. kla sisi tt= vis kW, On Skit Foot to be pay- Is. .-........... 76, and Peel Rivers at 2/ to k prem. North British The MORAL AND PHYSICAL VIJOYMETT OF LULL SIM lest-asielestal 4.ll lrises Brow., trite(the Staff, to be rait azioca SHAMS Australasian are quoted 7.18 to 9-18 prem.; and long, , T. 651616•64161156011, vets leta, datemmil. n ON SPECIAL DURAS= 97th liimiLi-Liseleiala Istrulinsen annisnen, bon 0 4th St. NO Alai. 1 92 96 Scottish Australian Investment, lk to 2 prem. with 1 w. Feat M ilelisetiewa. Wes Maass Edward loess, who tsoges. s all , Maageas No. 2, 7 per Ot. SS 91 Cleeled Biedneee THE INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGI LIFIL let that ladle Itegtmat.-Sermant-Idsior MMus Thomson, of the St Mei neleael A imam{ par a.' 107 109 p r .. g o .„ from I O . Ist Went Lila Pagkerst, to be quastaismott Wee kokeley, In. 100 Clabilomiaa AlO ... ...I 107 119 106 No. +here Mmes. PsIS Yesterday war. of Fet DMUS= OF WHIM. speddsdasgmeelse. 1$ IS iallinlif sod Holyhead ...; 196 204 _ rut, Homed dour.-kbe Beery Porter, pet, MI. andatant-sormate 61 3 4 . ocith di Sambas ........ 1 fasf pm 100.000 1 Maw Ma 6ll 7 6 11 ~,, ---- n tity o CILLISARY DERANGEMENT& CONSTIPATION, sad ILLMOILL to the ume.. AN germ he do pm rem 611 all 1 Moak Penh end Absz-i 36,000 1 tangle Australian Gold all 1 cis par New 1 NOIDII. Badsr.-Ceplain Ins/ , ea kalt.pay Royal Staff i dem Amadeu ... ...I 61 11 too,eue leo. rAredoPallormen lei. and a. Corp., to have the loml reek el Molar lathe loam Wanda. 34 31 xestasseentsktoesthet.l 41 el 10,000 10 4 Australasias SNOLISH, IRISH. and GLITCH LAZE& 1 vole. Is. MIL 5 5 , Da. lis. (11.1 7 per CL ' 3 06 20,500 20 tAystraUea 93. 7d 1 : Dane . (71.17 a.) I per Ct, 114 PA 60,00 r 1 Australia* cursor all Oar 4 pen 1 1 reeeivi HYDRIMATTIT : OS, T HE COLD WATER ants. BANKRUPTS. Ii d;' p 0.,N0l i 1 11 pm 2 wit 100,000 1 Australis neeheLd Therwood, 21 5 Patammure-row; Carvellso.l47,Pleet.strest: Mame . 111.01110 iis. No.ll 11 I , 4 SNOOD 1 Ave Marta all 1 }die IS, Combat sad ad boomeellers :atofM. R. Colverwell, M.D., 10, dOSIPH BAT'S, St ge, Hertfordshire, builder. 10 II 10mIlarrapeeOrat. Mesa i 141 131 200,000 1 British Amaral's& Gold all dis par from : em,itemseanes, who may be ansulted daily worn lo till A, Jong WILLIAM MATLOCK, Lawrence-street, Chelsea, a o 8 0 p c, II 2 0 /0,000 30 inritimitlroo Oa 9 nearly fe-stir.. licensed victualler. 6 3 Sdnbargb. soli 10,000 35 teras.lesp,(lm.at3f.ps 241 ea its ISAAC limo, Ball Head-court, Newgate.street, City, ) Dedse. 66 1 per ....r si se 6,000 SO De.Omeassnd Cask all 441 id John Del Rey 13 31 oesame 1 Carpenter. tined he BANOMIT AT THE HANNON-HOUSE TO THE St. 00 etiess per* lal 130 121 11000 20 Do. 3L3L33 110,000 1 Corms'. Creek all lMs6 pa T BISHOPS AND CLERGY OF THE ESTA- vistaann Altasuflt CLARKSON, Reading, Berkshire, licensed St 100 It siomable e 10 , Int_ &MA es If pet gat 111 lls _ 11711! 12,000 bi Cotes Coppa ............ all - - to Ant BLISHED CHURCH. 10 5 D e & Ver.& met 1 f pm 11 Ma il f . James Nese, Lewisham, Kent, draper. ► 6.1 , el , ii 111 --,.... .-... ... Cacado l4 10 111 was tl FIaRDRRICE WILLIAM WHITE, Castleford, Yorkshire, se . 6 ,011eallellakienes Of 71 MAN St. +oopper Miners of Reg. all 63 73 Yesterday Whig the anniversary of the Society w ain d ra p er , sc.„ tee. Gimes. reddes.,irt r . 100 107 106 8,000 25 +Do. Pref. Is per ant. all 89 pm pound for the Promotion af the Gospel in Forage Parts, the Lord lit. ,WO Dias indeemalts a 103 104 70,0% 5 fltnitkAnstrshanC.oppe all 2 31 die $1 left G 16 ' 6 Sentemshiee &Team ale i dle i InGreat Nugget Vein all if 16 re Mayor entertained the bishops, with • large company of BANK OF INGLAND.-Aceingt for the week endiar June 11.1853. et. i 1.0 I Duo e pooo s tee k_ 1 5 1 tee 100,000 2 1 Do. Bewared thou clergy, awl many memben of the Court of Alder- p.a. • I) MMMMMM WM 'sea. Among those present were his Grace the Archbishop Notes lowed -.-.,,.. 431.19 1 ,065 1 o Uo t zweint o z , i t t u Dep..... L1 2 1 :0,8 015.., 1.00 100 8 11L' 1 100 00 i vittaishromig kala anatiffass e t w asst ot. 114 ... _ 137 10,e00 20 ?Gm eral 72,00 e all 16 17 " Grand Duchy a Eder all Idu par Tne specie et Canterbury and Mrs. Sumner, the Bishop of London, Oold Cain and Luellen 17 , 971,211 SO I • ILamkOthWatiOaMdris Oa 4pm MOH Great P0kt00th...... the Bishop of Winchester and lady, the Bishop of 1 Mime Mahan DAL 121 all 'Leteasedmiy &Oder. Ws 10 11 100 , 000 Lake Bathurst. all 1 1 cils Britial Rochester and lady, the Bishop of Bangor the Bishop of D 1,991,065 -- 134 ill ,temdmodlenyaNeakk.ati 151 14 =ALM 25 23 Mek.ShelLllo6llMgea.Noi a 9 110,00 , • Liberty all par Ipm 11 official St. David's, the Bishop of Worcester, the Bishop of So li s , - 9 . 00 ' alums BLIIIIIICI DWILOWIIIIT. 10 'l9 Dil• NOW MO ... . 104 II 300.0 t. londonStCallforu. Geld A d bury and lady, the Bishop of Chichester and lady, the ereptsemevoapest....os.smnio Govern:met Ssearttles 6 1 3 .. / 4pm Quirts OroahlasCo all 1_ 1 for th Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of Manchester, the Bishop of ass . , ..... ..... .... 3,111.101 deed. Dad wreaks 121 , all 'Mactp.ltGi_e_ette k 9 p Ct. - - pat 100,900 Mariquits all I die par Hereford, the Bishop ef Llandaff, and the Bishop of Nova 1% 100 - DePcoliallndad. Aaanity_ _..1 . . . ..... -.813.124,910 84. to , a.sp.A.: , ISO OS able o 20,000 1 StatmelbSt.Americaz 9 71 81 Scotia and lady. team.. rev. Omani.. of n i a l = Otheetiecurines ...... 14.244232 1 ,„ 4 5 1 i :850805• 850 ...... .._ pir ipa NON 8.107360 , 6 i,OOl New Greeds The first toast was the health of " her Majesty the Dais e s al Inv. *sew 3.737.014 Gold mad alai Can.. 488.450 St 103 PIMA inleedes... . ite 115 1111 20 0 .000 Nouveau Monde Other ;ma, ........ 14,633.F01 St ' 1(0' Ike.A Wt. Pref. Steil 11$ 122 30,000 1 Nova Mons Minin gaud Clasen," • toast which his lordship said had always been all , Do.Wastmatilley 8 pet - - Col/Smelting 5 - - dim Londc 'isseeived with loyal enthusiasm in the Mansion•heuse of the 36 • 66431366361110111111 7 . 332 .. 23 I _ --- 10 ' 6 De. Debentures ... - par i PEI .. 118 13 I, 6 000 Port p .sity of London. (Cheers). He felt that they would not be ift8.7,577 1311.1'67.577 1131 40,M00 Moats Hoek all ear iOM &gag justice t, the traditions of the place did they not June 16 , 1853. 11 tt X. 11.0.1011 ALL. Chief CaMier. ge rn. e l°° K ar la well ugilbli gusadiosa m - s34 114 10 001 5 Only's= all .se s he receive it with cordiality sad pledge it in heartfelt sincerity. W ereseter &Le 1 0,0% 1 *tette New opener (Loud cheers). The toast having been duly h6noured, his SUGAR.-The average price of Sugar, the produce of is 11 ' Dito yielLll44 . orial - - ditto ditto 11 11 pa 30 7 ' .10. 30 land*. &Cuba ll 34 i . date ri . ,00 . 1 both Austrelisa al - - 7•1 lordship proceeded to give . Prises Albert and the rest of at B W. British possessions in America, computed from the re- 4 Awe A. too'ol4 y eed ed.or 7 walalikaa.Nawthaar.' 101 I t tin Croft the royal family," after which 10 II 0,000 10 4P,174 /LIM +United Mentes& all 4 IThe S tarns made in the week ending the 14th June, 1853, is His LORDSHIP rose to propose the toast of the evening. . elamiddisstar(Nor.W. all I i Ar. lid. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius., 239. 33. 10 10 Min.) e per Cent.- . 171 131 In the muse of ha observations his lordship said-TheDo. 5 1 pm 70,000 1 Warr a f dis per at the Sugar, the produce o[ the East ladies , 223.3 ° d. The by j 3 a„„,,,, Dees .. ._ ._ 1. 4 124 100,000 1 West Granada toast I have sow to submit is the " Health of his Grace the average prme or tne three f orego i ng ueseriptions o f S ugar, in . Ditto ttim 1 4 , Pw • 1 11 . Archbishop of Canterbury, and success to the Society for Lee lA, oo 1 rusa • Transferable by 'Wiped deed. **Promotion of the Goepill In Foreign Parts." (Loud Y , jointi is 234.101 d. lee au south resters (henalatt; I I Ann. 0f51.0.6....... 1 28 161 May 1 1044000 1 West karmeem sn ail 1 4 ii dl.tils I I tariff. sheen.) His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has dre ____ _ at. 100 _ Do. 41 per ant. _ li! 116 1. . Annctfil Mang prom galas Ik. Pd giIIAVATI. Yesterday. to-day. ---.... Et. NO Alerdain . 37 28 so $4 MOW,. ii;;II * 111.,.. ** Mini and East Junction . 1 SI 1 an 116ra.Welv.alkaartare3 95 101 . 111 211 Wriun„Len.,l l eCbee. Jim. 8 6 die 371 all D0.C1ieft&11D3.5614251.C. :0 32 U le4 Do. do. do. 20!... 31 84 die at. tut. Ilrieneland &new ... .. 100 102 101 Bt. la' 011edials• . .. 65 68/ 6111 91 Si all Chewer and /I . ol . yliad .. 32 121 50 it. Cork and Bandon ... ... 10 21 . 31 it. Dublin and Deltaatloni.. 61 31 pa 25 .v Ogaden, Perth, end Aber deen Jusetwa ... ... S 9 35 all East Anglian DI all Ditto.(6lB Z and IL) 3l 4 20 20 Lawn Counties - 33 all Vattern Mahn. Clam A (late 11.13.3 h.) ... 3$ al Do. dame Et sad C 1110 111 9 85 1 it. 100 Baal leraniablee .. _ . 111 721 SA all 6. h W.I. Di...knit : m..ln 34 67 8t 106 Edinburgh and (narrow . 70 72 10 11 Edinburgh and ['Mile - - et. t lO .6.ln.burgh, 1ertn,10,1213 29 31 33 St. 100 'Glasgow k PouthWeatorn - W. 1141 Great Northaa ... St. 100 Do. A, Stock ... 41.100 Do. 11. Stock .. St. , 100 01.13w_h. sad Wrot.(lre , 110 111 !It 'lOO Great Wrelrrn ... IS II Irish %nth Elute= 50 an 'Lanositer and Cullal. 161 111 Do. Mtn .. .. - 14 IS pm 134 10 .00 Imeribi. end Yor . kahlr. 711 751 IR 1 DI Dia 191513 n ... 41 41 ale 14 111 Da. went Illettad Union 81 21 „ SO all Undo Nietbors ... Ili 1 15,1wedsmesd Illiikwall . 51 91 10 5 .Les.Allbury,klloalitiad 11 If pm II 91. IC3 =rAt. .. c.„,, 1. i 105 105 ft 11l Weietr 113 1151 1155 116 20 11 Do 13512• . 3 Ipa 10 1 Natedoilaiii.tb 1 1 4 „ se. 103 London k Sonth-Weatern 551 51 90 59/ 50 125 Do., 1t SO ... .. ... Si 41 dl. 10 Si De /10 ... . U all Londonderry k C0141;1'10, 12 IS II all Loodoadrry& Ennislulicn 19 21 Bt. 150 3faneb.,6l43.olLlecolosh. 30 31 30 81 11 Dorlien.liLlual. Ur.tot. 31 21 dim " R. 1 0 3 Masud ... .. ... St. 1 1, ‘ Do. Bits. and • Daby 40 42 50 471 'ltd.°. weft. (Del- ... - -- 25 1711 Ditto ILI: Aaron-. ... - - .t. 550 .Nawatarket - . 51 54 111 Sit Do. Bury Intension . 1 I pot U 174 NreportAbirg.kaw*ard 4 41 die Se 74, ?leery and liantra.;..„ j II 11 alt NevryWarreapehilklen. 7 4 81 91. leg Norfolk ... ... ... IS IS Do. New .- - - - - SO 11. Northers Coantimilaion Si 11 die S.. 100 .Ward Beltlek .. ... ... SS 31 38 11 II 14 !North Dcrun..No. 1. ... - - die 11 all I Do. 1 A Deretrad - - II 6 Do. IIS °mastoid - - die 10 a lt * 711 N EtafforOainrc.. 1151 8 4 1 5 Ale 11l Mirth orth Western II 10 Noetnand &Waitangi= - - pen It St. 304 Defoe.. Worn. In Wolrer. 49 50 495 tit. 102 ioe.iten Own' ... 6t. ! 100 Omni* Man* .. 39 61 St. 100 %rows. 51 Sirs..... - 112 44 St 1 100 Do. L.kN.W.Getir. Ilk 70 74 10 S Shrewsbury and Hereto* 11 1 die 1161 all sarewobtary anti dram (NW. W. ISL.) ... 17 19 131 . 0 Do.Balras ... „. SO De. Oeatry ill inlSecuald. ew links ... ... II 50 lemon Devon ... ... It. 100 ,Booth laden... ... 50 10 Omen Wales .. ... SO 13 Mu th TorkiLkillnerDs 1 3361 14 SO 11 Dino ditto SS .11 SWAM k Dastlngion - ss 25 U 20 ThainapilawialloakalitaiL 21 S 13 17 Vale or Ninth .- ... I 141 IS} 151 15 SO an Wategford and [nanny IP 95 20 .11 Waterford and 1 St 33 10 14 Wert Corunell ._ 0 31a. Wimbledon end Croydon 4 di e par II 1 ' Woodford - - 91. 1 100 ;Yeek,Nowoautloklllrola 69 70 70 SS ,55 I Do. do. Itatenelone 221 It D0.4.3.14.14P0ren_ -arit 31 Si - et 100 N ock end North Midland , 60 It 611 1 Yesterday being the anniversary of the Society foe the Promotion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, the Lord Mayor entertained the bishops, with • large company of Dwir clergy, and many members of the Conn of Alder men. Among those present were his Grace the Archbishop sf Canterbury and Mrs. Sumner, the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Wiuchester and lady, the Bishop of Rochester and lady, the Bishop of Bangor, the Bishop of St. David's, the Bishop of Worcester, the Bishop of Salis bury and lady, the Bishop of Chichester and lady, the Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of Manchester, the Bishop of Hereford, the Bishop ef Llandaff, and the Bishop of Nova Scotia and lady. The tint toast wait the health of " her Majesty the Queen," • toast which his lordship said had always been 'received with loyal enthusiasm in the Mansioo-heuse of tho .eity of London. (Cheers). He felt that they would not be doing justice to the traditions of the place did they not receive it with cordiality sad pledge it in heartfelt sincerity. (Loud cheers). The toast having been duly honoured, his lordship proceeded to give Prime Albert and the rut of the royal family," after which His 1.0-spotlir rose to proposithe toast of the evening. In the course of ha observations his lordship said—The toast I have now to submit is the " Health of his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and success to the Society for the Promotion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts." (Loud cheers.) Ilia Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury his done me the honour of being present here this evening, and has also proved himself the faithful and indefatigable advocate of the society whose anniversary it is the object of the pre sent festive meeting to celebrate. (Hear.) The Society for the Promotion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts is the most anciont of the missionary societies connected with the religion of this country. Missionary efforts are the great supports of the gospel, as was well illustrated in the elo quent sermon we heard to-day. There was a moment of time in the history of this society in which itpossessed strong claims on the approval and support of Christians;all that moment is the present, when so many thousands of our felloweountrymen are leaving home and friends to seek a more favourable destiny on far distant shores, leav ing those means of religions instruction which they have enjoyed from their childhood, and throwing themselves amidst barbarism, heathenism, and everything which tends to degrade and destroy those religious impressions which they had received in their infancy; and therefore we mast feel eta duty, as well as a pleasure, to drink the health of the Arehhishop of Canterbury, and success to the Society for the Promotion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. (Load cheers.) The Archbishop of C A 2222 rur said that it gave him peculiar pleasure to attend the present commemorative muting. He owed mach to the City of London, and had always ti ought that when the magistracy of a great city and the church could go hand in hand, the happiest results were sure to follow for their common Christianity (Cheers.) It had always been an obj ect with him to promote such a connection, as he believe d that commerce and religion could mutuaLy help each other. lie begged to thank the Lord Mayor for the many generous sentiments he had expressed, and for the seal he had always shown in pro moting the Liao-ion of that gospi I which was the common land of faith with all Christians. (Hear, hear.) He would venture to say that lag lordship bad used the important office which he filled Ili the promotion and dis semination of that gospel which was the hope of all deno- minations of Christians. His grace begged, in condo- Diu, to l ropuse The health of the Lord Mayor of Load's." The Loan MAYOIII returned thanks. Si , all ,Stlalkiekallrelperet.Ouar! 194 404 THE CAMP AT CHOBHA.II. 6 ! 3 Walertordlikilkennylp.et i dim par JOINT STOCK BANKS. Bt. •WO I York,ltewenstle,i Mow.,' . i Closing business I I °Uteri!' of Bag.pureh.! ICS 105 No. H. 1 Ilexze. Paid / prima dons WooLwicil, JuxE 16.—Tuesdays and Fridays 17 1 t o 'Y Ditto ... , 71 5 4 I Yesterday. today. 10 Yorkill9.ll6l.ll.lll.Pureh 1 i pre 1 have been decided upon for holding the reviews of the 13,500 4O p.tmltrsleela troops in the Camp at Chobham, and Tuesday neat, the 40,000 93 IChertd. Bank of Aga 51i Ms 21st inst., will be the first grand day at the Camp, her 20,000 20 I Chart. Bank of India, LLNLi LEASED AT TIIRD RMITALB. I Australis, and Chine 3illl pm Si Majesty having expressed her intention to be present, with ~,t . too ‘ ,.,,,,,,,.. m . nu ., 113,000 20 Emillsh, Scottish, sad his Royal Highness Prince Albert and a brilliant stu ff , to to Loadocikll.l7 mute i 106 10$ I i Australian Chartered 10 ,14 pm 13,000 • 20 London Bent of Asa. I review the troops in the Camp on that day. The nume- 30 39 01 7' 19 ' 1 . 19 JUnetiC 4, I tralia and India (Mated toCaledontan).. 14 14 roils royal and distinguished visitors at present in this e , too g.iyieeeing.goarep.Ct 25,000 . 20 Landon Chartered Bank country from the continent will ale, be present on the coca- C.tmed to Gt. Nortneen ; 150 151 of A ouralls Keen 25 Oriental Bank Corpora. ell 31 33 la 23 .itotionster St Delia 'forest sion. It is not intended that any review or display will • (i ,„, Ai0n , ww ,.,,,„ 33 14 SO,OOA 6 Royal Austral. Banking I andOold Import.oo. 1 Wm take place on the 18th inst., it, has been erroneously stated 100 all ' Ilene rool Dock St Ran. (leased to Yk N. Ili Bev') -• 11,0001 25 South Autralle in some quarters. The nights on which surprises and en so ,i,u ‘se ib y ( L jr.' k ,",l us IN 10,000. 96 Union of Australia 2,000, ... Do. Yew 24 lli 0 1 attacks will take place will necessarily be only known to 23 1 41 : Do. i slum ditto).,( $6 ST the highest military authorities, who will have t 3 direct l i :!1 l i i : ! , Ds.lsbar . r o r se it . to) . , 174 251 MISCELLANEOUS. them. .., ~ t I (leaped to South teeters 141 111 I 1 I 1 Ural , * 1 liortvil feared to firostWeder: IlArtkioaol Dock k Rally.l HollH(lewd to Tk. Ber.) nellelbylLiforks N.lt 2llll 0 Do. a sham (ditto) .. Do. f sbaroo (ditto) . London ant Orsenwict. (leaved to South Groton Ditto frotercooo (ditty) Loweetift tiu3r.ilorreost.l 111 1N SS 57 11 28 141 141 7111 27 Uta* prices 1 Burbler. done Yesterday. taday. EXTENSIVE FIRES IN CLERKENWELL AND WHITE CHAPIL.—This morning, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, a serious fire commenced in the premises of Mr. Bushey, a leather merchant, &c., carrying on buskess at No. 6 4, Turnmilbstreet. A plentiful supply of water hav ing been procured, the engines were set to work, and copious streams were thrown over the blazing premix s. At half-put 1 o'clock the tars was nearly sutolurd. By that time, however, the factory in which the fire originated was destroyed, the front warehouse severely damaged, and two or three of the houses in Flag•coult and Butt-alley are likewise exten s ively damaged by the action of fire. The premises adjoining, in Turnmastreet, iu the tectspaney of Mr. Okey, glass cutter and stainer, have also received damage by fire an water.—Shortly before this fire was discovered, one of a very extensive character broke out in o.4orne-street, Whitechapel, which was attended with fatal consequences to no fewer than 6 valuable horses, independently of destroying a great amount of property. (lewd to N0vi4376) Ditto ditto 6 per (bat IS 100 tt'uteT.,l3u . a - tott ,tlNtstiCa lest , rd to 1 .*N.W.:OId.) lUdatelne and tiniest (kneed to B:mkt. St lArl. Y.. Uredford (PAWL) 8 of icrUterostootoni S ',brio , I to F...0t.C0t0 at lb. fixed dyer mot. (do ) Yrtrtoak% (Ina. Lot so4.Weed.iLaa (ditto e.&Tor) li • tto flares k r obetlllitakta (Ina ti Gnat 140:31,ern po.l l lle . orethnock to Mr. tra0t0)..... (land to ti War Irsam ts l it = lAtto lotto alai a dasereet (lame to Gnat Warmth lO3 kti!t ylian. 100j7an4SContpan y &Crystal Palace Cryst.Psl.of France I N. Brit. Auit. Land Pn. Preference Si reellttv.l.sul.Sr 11in I .IcottishAust.lnsou 251 i. AustralLn Lint ICU' Van lAteuen's LAW 74 76 73 44 34 72 74 Gs 70 213 S pu, 31 Ili 1 I Pro J 1 24 pel 74 14 2 pm 44 46 184 191 128,71! 12,700 10,000 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet. The prospect of a settlement of the Turkidt question induces buyers to hold off. Town ' Tallow is quoted 46.. 9.1., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; June, 475. 6d., sellers; Oct. to Do:. (new), Os. ed., sellers. IN IN 65 67 151 151 151 111 II Of die THURSDAY EVENING. The funds to-day slightly recovered from the ex treme depression that prevailed after official hours yesterday afternoon, but there was no decided ten dency towards a rally, although in the afternoon the tone was a shade stronger, on advice of more firm ness on the Paris bourse. On the whole the market has been steady in character, and quite unmarked by the fluctuation lately observed,—a result attributable to the absence of news from the East,which naturally induces an indisposition to operate. Money stock appears to have been placed on the market to-day, but not to any extent. From a more minute reference to the mercantile letters received from St. Petersburg, it is evident that the feeling there is very much against a rupture with Great Britain. Here all branches of trade con. nected with Russia and Turkey are beginning to suffer from the present doubtful state of politics, and earnest hopes are expressed that our government will pursue a firm and decided coarse, with a view to the definitive settlement of the question as soon u may be. Consols remained without variation all day at 981 to 3ex div. for the 19th July. At the final claw tbey were 98 9-18, rather buyers. The government broker invested again in Reduced Threes at 99Z. The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Cheek, for the opening, 19th July, 981, ex di,. Three per Cent. Reduced, 904, 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 55. South Sea Old Annuities, 1005. Bank Stock, 228, 229. The Exchequer Bill Market was again lower to-day. Sales were made at par, and the closing price was par to 4s. prem. India Bonds mark 28s. to 325. prem. In the foreign bond market the chief feature was again in Mexican, which has further advanced on a steady continuance of the late demand, and closed very strongly. But for the depressing influences that have been in operation on the security markets generally, it is very evident this stock would have experienced a much more marked im provement, as the market is far from well supplied. Spanish stocks were rather flatter at the close, and Granada Deferred firmer. In Sardi nian there were several transactions, the improve ment being fairly supported. In the morning Rus sian stocks maintained tf eir rally, but were after wards more offered. At fear o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 281 to ; Spanish Deferred, 23 to 1; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent. Peru vian Deferred, 60 to 62 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem.; Granada Active, 211 to 225; ditto Deferred, 9;1 to 105. Actual sales are thus marked : Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 86 (exchange, 10fl. per £). Danish Five per Cents., 105. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 655- ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 965, 1, Equador Bonds, 55, 6. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 89th June, 281, 3,3, 3. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 855. Russian Five per Cents., 119, 117; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021, f. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 941, 955, 941. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 235, 1 . Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 11 dis. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 405. The money market continues easy, with the rates ruling much the same as last reported. In some quarters money is unusually plentiful, and we hear of discounts being effected as low as 2/ per cont. After several days' suspension, a return was issued from the Bank to-day relative to the conversion, but the amount accepted was very trifling, as shown below : BANK OF ENGLAND, DONE 16, 1853. Amount of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £310.. par Cents... Nil. £138,082 0 3 £210.. par Cents... £375 11 3 1,663,221 0 6 Bitchsquer Bonds .. Nil. 4,200 0 0 Total It may be useful to repeat that holders of Consols and Reduced Threes may give in their adhesion to this optional conversion any time prior to the 10th October next. In another column wi.l be found a communication from the Committee of Spanish American Bond holders, containing a projec t for the arrangement of the foreign debt of the The committee also report the arrival at a Guayra of Mr. Weiss, their special commissioner to Venezuela. The Woodbridge has arrived off Deal from Gee long, which port she left on the 14th of February, with 10,1.73 ounces of gold, worth 40,7001. Her' dates are not new. The Fancy, which hes arrived from Auckland, New Zealand, with dates to the 3rd of February, is also understood to have a small quan tity of gold on board, including the first sample of New Zealand gold ever received in England. The Queenstown has likewise arrived from Portland Bay, but the particulars of her cargo have not yet been received. She sailed on the 16th Jan. • Of the large sum brought in by the Franklin, from New York—viz., 720,000 dole., or 144,0001. — nearly the entire is understood to have been des tined for the Continent. The quantities of coin that are now being shipped to Australia are very small. The Australian Royal Mail Company's steamer Victoria, for which this was the last shipping day, has only a few hundred pounds engaged ; and of numerous vessels that have left Gravesend for Australia during the week none appear to have any coin on freight. Tuesday next, the 21st ()Plane, has been appointed special settling day for the new shares of the North British Australian Company, with leave to be officially marked. A dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending the 30th June tecomes pay able on the shares of the National Bank of Ireland on the 18th July. A call of 21. has been made on the shares of the London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway, payable by the 14th July. The Submarine Telegraph to Belgium is to be opened to the public on Monday next, from which date messages will be transmitted instantaneously to Brussels, and thence to all parts of northern Europe. The Submarine and European Telegraph Companies at the same time give notice of a reduction in their tariff. Letters from Bogota (New Granada) dated the 14th May refer to the prevalent belief that the reformed constitution will be published during this year. Peace being apparently settled on a more secure basis, the New Grenadian army has been reduced to 1,200 men. Business, it is stated, is daily improv ing. Attention continued to be directed to the ex plorations of the Isthmus, with a view to the forma tion of the long-desired inter-oceanic communi cation. Australian Agricultural shares were again good to-day, opening 73 to 77, and closing 74 to 76. The other land companies' shares stood at about yester day's prices, but were not so buoyant as yesterday.' South Australian Bank shares again rose 21., but Bank of Australasia receded to the same extent. The other new banking institutions were firm, and the Bank of Asia and Austolian Chinese Bank improved. Crystal Palace shares were again a shade weaker. Shares of the London Docks Company have been done at 1281; Australian Royal Mail Steam (7/. paid), 41, ; Penninsular and Orientel Steam (23/. paid), 39. Shares of the Berlin Water Works Com pany closed din. to par. Australian Building Corn. pany, 1 to: prem. Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, par to 1 prem. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's tt legraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 94 13.16; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63 7-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23) ; the Coupons. 6 ; Portuguese New, 364 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Identities, 821 ; Granada Deferred, 10 1-161 Mexican New, 26 3-16 ; Equador, 4 3-16 ; Greek (Blue), 61. Paris closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101.73 ; ditto Three per Cents., 77.10; Bank shares, 2,660. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. There was so little English Wheat at market this morn ing, that its value mast be quoted nominally as on Monday. The arrivals of foreign Wheat although not large, have been more than adequate to the restricted demand of our miller,, consequent upon the continuance of highly favourable wea ther for the growing crops ; and the turn in price was is fa vour of the buyer. Flour sold on much the same terms as earlier in the week. Rather short arrivals of Oats have caabled Factors to establish an advance of Gd. per qr. Barley, Beans, and Peas, supported late rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON [SON JUNE 13th to JUNE 17th. Qs. Itzoduat. bootch. Irish. lioreign. I 13120 Barley 3lO Oats 230 2.70 7830 Malt ..... Rout, and 169 0 barrel. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The market has been dull, and the prices of West India have been irregular, and again show a slight decline in many instances. Mauritius sold in pub lic sale at last week's currency. Three cargoes of foreign have been sold afloat, but not much done on the spot, as holders are waiting for the reduction of the duty of ls. 6d. en this deieripticn, which takes place on the 6th of July next. The Refined market is dull, and prices with difficulty supported; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 465. to 581. ; low brown lumps, 455. 6d. COPPEE.—Thie article has slightly improved during the week. Plantation Ceylon sold freely in public sale, and a fair amount of business done in Native Ceylon, 465. 61. to 475., chiefly at the latter price. TEL.—The market has been inactive this week, chiefly attributable to the trade being occupied in clearing goods. The public sale next Tuesday will probably be the re opening of the market as regards the attendance of the trade. Transactions made this week have been at full prices. Rica has advanced 3d. to 6d. this week. SALTPETRE fully maintained last week's currency in public sale to-day. Curros.—A fair amount of business done at full prices. SPX'S sold at full prices. Nutmegs sold ld. to 2d. ad- Tang. Fatirr.—A large business has beau done in currants this week, chiefly by the trade. Good and fine old has ad vanced 3s. to ss. per cwt. ; new sold, 501. to 651. Valencia Raisins In fair demand. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have about an average number of Beasts, but the quality is inferior, consequently choice descriptions realise Monday's quotations without much difficulty; middling kinds are rather lower. There is a shorter supply of Shecp and Lambs, trade is slow ; prices are better than on Friday, but we cannot quote higher than on Monday last. There is no alteration in the Calf trade. Our foreign supply con sists of 183 Beasts, 1.110 Sheep, and 4.56 Calves; from Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 Beasts ; and 132 Mikh Cows from the Home Counties. Per moue of tObs. s. d. o. d. Dolt Soots. Ilerotordo 4 4 4 6 Bat dhoti-borne 4 U 4 4 &woad quality lieut 3 I 3 6 , yen Pigs .......... ..... 3 4 4 4 Hen Dora Holf-bredo Harts so market, 880; Mop Pip, Ul. POT SUDO Of INtl. P. 4. • 4. Bost Du, &11 f.-611a. bb 4 4 4 G Bent Long-. oolt — Do. do. Shorn Ewes sod *wood quality Do. do. &norm 3 6 3 10 lamb, ...... . . and Lomb*. 10,780. Calves. 749 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 165.; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 155.; Wake End Huwell, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 15s. 66.—Ships at market, 86. (Br ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.Y. Wind N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Pemberton,' front New Orleans ; Mary Allen, from Jamaica; Prince of the Seas, from St. John's, New Brunswick; America, from Montreal; Radiant, from Alexandria; Daisy, from Africa; Olenara, from Newfoundland. Off.—Leonora, from Demerara; Santa Cruz and Paragon Deal shire. DEAL, FRIDAY, 9 A.M. Wind W., light, and fine. Passed on the ltith—Jeannette and Cornelia, from Calcutta, for London ; Fancy, from New Zealand, for London; Point, from Jamaica, for London ; Samuel, from Mauritius, for London. _ . . _ Passed on the 17th.—Narcissus, from St. Vincent, for London; Pomona, from Bahia, for London; Jehn Scott, from Barbadocs, for London ; Trident, from Alicante, for London ; Cuthberts, from London, for Greenock, in tow. A SUGGESTION IN GAS LIGIITING.—Every ocet who has had experience of rooms lighted with gas must be aware of the great heat produced by its combustion, and of the s ffect it has in diminishing the purity of the air, and therefore rendering it less fit for respiration. Now I beg to propose, that in order to remedy these evils each main gas pipe should be accompanied by another, conveying air from the external atmosphere, ramifying with all the pipes, and discharging its contents by openings alongside of all those from which the infiaremable gas issues. The proportion of oxygen in atmospheric air, and the relative proportions of hydrogen and oxygen uniting in the combustion of these gases, require teat the atmospheric air tubes and orifices should be ass, and the coal gas tubes and orifices as 2. If gas-pipes were fitted up in this manner, so that every burner should draw its supply of oxygen from the external air, and not from that cf the room in which it is burned, the air of the latter would not be so much heated, nor so greatly diminished in purity.—Correspondent of the Builder