The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-09 00:00:00

/• • - >. ° /:, -• & • - AZ ' ' , • - 1 . ....„ . ....* . "vs.) I -T- Vi b t 0161 pries ; 5 . ........----- No. 1,808.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE. r _ .TIONAI. ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT MB. BENNETT AND TILE VICARAGE OF THE ELECTIONS. RAILWAY& MONEY MARKET . MINES. • •Aa„.rifil.ioN, 7, N. ILirun3aplais. Traialvare q ues, N „ a „ pre with this Arseriatime, which am este- FROM E. - - FINSBURT.-Left night a numerous meeting of - THIS DAY. - TUNADAY lEVZNINCI. TVIISDAY EVENING. The mining share market to-day has been active The ww" awn,t,',' ,:-; ~,„„ a ,,...ilisr to itself. WWI. N ee' ed. (Prom the reify News.) the electors of Finsbury , including delcgotes from the Wawa ja " '• ''•'' '''' - ' ' .at -rat s and tlieen,vident Fee. several parishes in the borough, was held at the Drapers' Two o•Czoca. The English funds to-day were sensibly firmer, and good as regards prices. The stocks most in de-. The railway share market is not the scene of much hatters "n"........ w ib. "l7 l e , l 7..,J'..o t t m ens ibe soonel'uoit . y, ii,„; street. n uyene. Titr. government have been beaten again. Last Arms, Upper Barnahury-strect, Islington, James rid- mand arc - West Caradon, South Tolgus, C li ve, and 1.1 "':,;,,:a. , i50 t e niehest rite of hornet yo ided by flnLelase night Mr. Miasmas brought on his promised motion mash, E . q., in the chair, to adopt measures tor securing activity to day, but the feeling is extremely fi rm, and and closed with an upward tendency, pure South Basset. Clive. have still an upward tendency, ...,4.0, 0 ,•!..e1s SAMA Ma III•ift yIA 11.11• O lid. toles airs into the offair of the Bishop of BATII and the return of Thomas Wakley, Esq., M.P., at the ensuing „ e i m of several stocks have slightly risen. Amon t o ff ering more freely. There were a good many in gs vestments in Consols at 100'2, and the price closed, as there being large buyers of these shares in the mar ---..,„„., e . t.l with Ow A,sueut los. for Woe/are, are exempt these are Aberdeen., Manchoster and Sheffield., Mid -1,„,5- :.,b,. .i',.i . w... '1: .A1•1111A 111 Ille contmeencies. so we .{ es the ea- WELL!' avid Mr. BENNETT, at Frome, and though election. illness prevented the attendance of the lion. ' atwhich sales I - bet. prices oam The chairman rend s letter from Mr Walley ..,,.„ , ...awes-a. whkb me beeus al de" Le"' I •""me`r , Mr. Gl_tosrosis did his best for the government, tend .•. . . • ' lands , Great Westerns, Caledonians, and Isincaehire officially quoted, at 1004 to '4 for money, and to- ko. The • is • .t. a.l the bti-in ati tonmteht tn it be mtnemarot trate,. _ tendering his resignation on the ground of ill health, but a reported to us as follows by the most respectable re ,,, i , .. , the ti ,, ita m aw, ,e,t,kd by Mr. lloasaast's carried his motion by 156 against resolution wu carried unanimously that the resignation be and Yorkshires. morrow, and 1001 to I, fur the opening of the 16th of July . Thu account, which expires to-morrow, brokers and dealers, but due allowance must be made s s ,.. t!....... (1A114.'1'11. , iIIA7 114 in. It , /•4 151•111[11011 .4 say Itatd- as AY o.tage womb 1. II 1 _ ma j or i ty 45. not accepted. Resolutions were also adopted appointing a French shares are also buoyant. "bullish," as may be inferred from the " continua- for the wide margin frequently existing in this vari lbw ..e; tion "of 3-16th to 1 that has ruled for some days IMO I. ''''"" *. " * " .l S' "11 Sr P rMit. "1" I" th. " cla ' 6 "• 4 Mr, thanerosim warmly took up the cudgels to committee to writ upon Mr. Waklev to obtain his permis ittAilin AND 'TOM ONOVAILaNIZID. able market as between buyer and seller :-Wheal i „,..,..eraem • . i 2 y 1 Ju' aid the Puseyite Mr. BeNsErr, and fur the Pusel- I , t . t , tweid.vol. is panne lese.yee • lT, a smear. an .y. .ion to be put in nomination at flit ensuing election, and (* w ind Mock. E.00.'"0. itt• Bishop Oi . BATH and WELLN. At great leugt i, lie di. utatino to call n public meeting of past, but this is partly owing to the next account . . (3 "" in go m " a•""•" 81 -uP being an unusually long one, and to the continuation 6 , Lemon, 39; • Great Wheal ltaddern , 31; 'frebarvalt, taxman. yesterasy. top p.m. ••. • .....1. I. sit . 0 tte r dottrel an d etparate from the Tv I II 11. • • rats c e m lee P t7re rn w n l g ie t never P Mr. NVokley would be enabled to 4 1t- ril. z ; Alfred Conhols, 131,• Great Wheal Alfred, 1011 t. , i tta. tat,,,ten at ta r .tatatant. It anwout.., •ta and with much ingenuity, he strove to show why attend it, should he accept their invitation to become a T i. = --- g ..,,,.... ,•• 'test. • so inside= ... . •. 124 121 1.14 including the income tax. At ono time to-day the price was actually culled 1001 to 101 for July. 19 ; West Alfred Consols, 26 ; West Wheal Alfred, e „, e „,„,,,,k f 11.1. • p..o.t.tee lot the meat "nests ant, Lobel, there should be no inquiry into a system which the e.andidate at the f riming election. fla li t tutbee4.. Notnag a llosts 2; Clive, 51, I ; West Caradon,l22, 123, 124, 1,125; 1 ....., ... has !..; I: i rreuled in I vu., to render the 'tensity at the common sense of England objects to, and which LAMIII3II.-1-ast night an aggregate meeting of the and Nast Junction . 7 71 71 South Tolguti, 100; Bedford United, 61; West l'ro aware' ormr:ete. 131 all Ihne.Wolv Atitoerealie , 194 to 'f here was also a renewal of purchases in the Reduced Threes by the government broker ; the de- LIVE 1/Er tienteasi. only tends faun-Protestantise our establishment. Mr. electors of the borough of Lambeth was held at the al Is sinew ~ hlte.ll - vidence, 50; 'fremayne, 221; Kilbricken, 41 this wels‘ttaww , "sac."' • n""v" 1 "'""'•• sad ^ 114 ` 11 " 1 "ed GLAD, 10NE probubly hopes, by this course, to Horn's Tavern, Kennington, to hear addresses from Messrs. ehes-Jun.litests.q..m. 114 104 die mend for the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock .... . . . gold . . . • . tau mania Tor trc milling snares remains 1 • ow a...woe, with mazy valuate end linpueton les. IrEyncourt and Williams, their present representatives, If al , no. strengthen his position at Oxford, where the old tory quiet, but Agua Fries; and Melbournes nre rather and to determine on their elMnis to represent the borough * i* , m otels . ' giuker ... .. 2s , 7 business record is as fellows : Three per Cent. Con t-•. -If .1-0 .11 sat taaareva_maw be 0 • 1 „,'" 4 . a•°P• l ,,,.`•-" 4 ',• party hare turned their backs upon him. But this in the neat Parliament . Mr. Thorns, Dolton occupied St Se Oaltdonlan ... .- .. 19 191 191 3I 1 better. The non-official quotations are an follows ottw 1 " -4 "I ! ''' i .% • . " 7 " •.. ""' "" t- " sc "' '-''''' one concession is scarcely likely to help . him with the chair. Both of the has. gentlemen having addeened al an Mager an I IN7llold •• it 011 soli., for money, 100! . 4, ..!, ', • ditto for account, WO!, Melbourne, par to t prem ; Australian Consols, 1 5hr5.,.:.....::. t'aind lima '. ea. Se all Contend 1:anolon ... .. - - !,, ::. 'rime per ('eat . laduced, 994, 1, 4. ekt e. i 114.110tISON, Mammies !erector. Mast. lie has o ff ended, and will assuredly injure him the meeting, the following resolution wail carried by • large Se 46 Dubin and Itelfaatitint. 131 124 dls New' dis to nar • Royal Australian Mints, 4 dis. to 4 pretn.; 'three-aud-a Quarter per Cents., 102 i t 1 t, 1 .. • • • ' -, a.r, ti paratsas .0e A pr a . say be made I ‘ . the 1 ." 4 "g with that younger and more vigorous party who majority :-" That this tuning having heard the explann. AS all Deader, Perth, and Aber. om' 1' - A. lobs River, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; linden Iladen,l die. Dora ~• lions of Mcmii.. D'Eyncourt send Walliam . s records s its sp- det , 2 ,,,, .. ... s i Long Annuities, IKOO, 64; ditto, 30 years, la6o, IA . . .. • • ~- to t wish to put Oxford, its teaching, and its politics, int o ;tar , Britannia , 4 dire prem. ___. -- -- probation of their conduct, and expresses its determination Uau Bast Aegean (£23 LP a Bank Stock, 222, 223, - • e.:obre shares were higher to-day, and Santiago' I i.SOPP'S PALE AI.E.-l'eofeleor LIERIG something li ke accordance with the onward, pro- to secure their return at the coming election." sad Lau) ... ... 3 ..... hello *t of the time. Between two stools he is BRISTOL-Oho of the most numerous and inflaen- la all Do. fgla IL as 774 :. N m ere was some reaction in the market for the un- are also looking up. The improved prospects of the it •'' , ••••"1 . * 141 ' . ". ' - " 1 .," 1 t0 217 " 1 ;..,.. a. m r:lftr.,.. Sie • m r e 6 0" . of - A. . 1 04 4 „ .- ~ , -,, e.,et'enee ea. -We e e a . .. • r ..... ~. u ... it., ISI so eminent teethe physineem el .1 yensc.,: - -.mina, at the public room, Broadmenil, for the , (late 1. tr. A.) ... edi funded securities. Sellers of the March Exchequer Bills offered more freely, and the price felt 25.. ,• market for . ..coppei ~..-7, __••••f_urall .. y be expected to have • ••., ,i, i.. 0 net nte, ,ti lee a geownel benne, bah forte.' la- ground. .......:99 .... • • - hum the free-trade e we!'' owe It awl USN?. 41 4s ..1,....;.., we. to ots. rem Th e y une Bill s wee , done a lavourame influence on au copper .........$ cum ,•l .- ~..• • •••a-e.-- - ...a..r a 1 are" LlebiA to kr. Henry Allem The truth is that Mr. Gt. SDIITONE now belongs to purpose of hearing w0rt.....-- --"d."1•_ 15 MI u 5.... :. .. . 1 .•••••••• 45 2 •w• II .. i . '. •.: T -- i t , tm Hon. F. 11. Berkeley and W. 11. H. Langton, E N . 73 all NW Laneaseire ... .. 171 17) 171 i panics. Mexican and South American shares were __ hair was taken by H. V' r ' sad among the " all 614 a West Iwita pe r k done at 51, though last Friday they realised only 4 on most subjects are in such a state of oscillation thousands p nt were many m nge sglitr lig ate; and members of a. rid elm kudos .... Uel The transactions in foreign stocks were upon ai n t h e house. v l 4 t• a . .. and so l ut i on, and of change, that it is useless to the tows council. The Hon. F. H. Berkeley on presenting es"' el ss is lakbur e b t ,, sa , sad o rs s °ll.2° Ds j a • r 1 9 2 4 31/ more liberal scale than of late, but there is i.o marked .... s 1 ..s .. i v ~‘ 4, . • • - speculate on what his future career may be. His himself was received with the moat vehement dueling. Vt. NO tiliegovik eouth‘Vesten - - movement, and the change in prices is not material. THIS DAY. . • of cl , t ,.... ' li sr 4 ''''' •CO -%.. .: mind ha. been disturbed in what were its deepest After referring to matters merely of a local nature, he PTO- 23 all West Northern ...31 SO Mexican Bonds were fi rmer ; Austrian Scrip was Two o'Ctoca. •- ' i ..r, - 4 - A.? •,. convictions ; his old nod most cherished opinions ercded t o . advert to . the great question of the day-free Ili .11 011 Mt ohm% A, R . feek . 5 ei N i iss supported at 11 prem.; and Spanish stocks coot The gold mining shares arc steady to-day, though ''• li e , ~ ' o'4 have been thrown awe before new views as if trade ' I. (Cheers.) lhe interests of the city of Bristol, as ae , , i ~,136. eh arcs. IL We l- 13 131 .eoutb.r. tl Yost. Ire. 39. 40 mend higher prices. Tho list of the day's transac- still•quiet. Liberty shares have improved to to 1 ... _ mi ~,. 3 . / well as those of the coentry generally, were bound up with '" ' t ei. 10C Great %velem _.. 914 32 - ..1. . o ._ „..._....,,,.... ,.._.,..____ - Fi . . •I,.‘a ils S the were . old . ? gloves; he aears to have taken MOD that question. Freedom of trade and commerce was the so an taseeeter sid Geoids .ea 82 921 1 florae is as follows ;-Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, pe . em.; Melbourne are quoted par to 4 prem.; Yuba ... ..,.:., v, tat stock , end found everyt hinga doubtful or wrong ; foundation stone of the prosperity of this country, and it NI 14 . De. Third. ... ....,.. 910 pm 721 i i 1, 04, 11 prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for Hever, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. , ila D i Z a k ii?'". Pl.' -- -- I since the discovers-, he has been unable to B%4de-- outage and aencralise . his ratans of knowledge . was of nu use for any man to peek to be returned for Bristol st. lei Law-wtore di I Terlioaa• 72 721 unites he did at the least a little lip homage to that prin. .. 36 ,1 4 , ' i n ns Pinto .... ... 6 6al 8 1 account, 14th June, 72. Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds, Cobre and Mexican and South American shares • ' '?/ 0 0 - large o" eiple. Did the think that Lord Derby ' s meaeures were ""I "" Wed II"" all Via' a 4 3 o 7 3 101 1. Danish Five per Cents., 1041. Dutch Two- arc still rising. - - limas . f ) • k...-1 i/ Nuwhe isonething,thenanother; generally, however, 69 all Leeds Northern .. .. 1.3 161 and-a-Half per Cents., 621,1; ditto Four per Ccut. •.'•. • us- i -mesas... • lir se ancs-,,,i ...._ A ~ , i full of deep and searching views and of practical bug- the likely to be conducive to the advancement of the liberty of subject? (Nu, no.) Did they think that they would 114 il Lamlnt and Madmen . 8 81 1 61 IS. Lou., Prichten, It m. 01)1,1 io Se Lou 94 105 Certifs., 911. Ecuador Bonds, 41. French Four- Na Nhore.i Ulm. CIIJAM• hureuers Pair. brims olnabe i- , gestiona of much value. Jesuitical, perplexed, and in- be likely to be favourable to the principles of religious et. la, Landau at north -Weate 1231 1222 1221 1 and-a-Half per Cent. Itentes, 10(ff. (exchange, 25f. yeAtrdey to-Ity. *ir A, . 1' ' • . - volved, even in his intense conscientiousness, he ado- li b erty? That government WM now sending candidates L 3 13 DM de, rosary.- .. 9 31 se 271 .50C.); ditto, Three per Cents., 69f. 73c . ex loo,ora I l esstarts ..... . ell Mr 1 pm. . 4 ....444.2,,,,,d 1.....2...„41.,1,4 m,.1„2.,.,,,th dr..- nishes men one day with his colonial liberality ; 1:1:-IIIVES.- A new and extensive Selection t srd primer, am es leo i. 4 .4 too sumo.. MON, t IS Ella'. .confounds them another with his sacerdotal aielina- all over the country under false pretences. Now was the :II Itim il „, i i ti6 f •a.. a 13 1 time for Bristol to assume a prominent . place on the side of si. 100 u. ,, 109 2 , 9 , 92b . wimer , 2 1 9 4 0 92 1 I progress. They knew now in these days how often men so iii Do., S5O . .44 Ms div. (exchange, 25f. boe.). Granada Deferred ir y ."'' it•• •"&cadifandut --so li'l 4I s I 000 20 Austrian Bonds, 81. Mexican Old B on d s ,for account, to:coo to Amaral:eine ...... . . I I li „ gut It -0.:5i.N.,1:7, Illithll.3e,ra,lllld 140,11(II•el - . best . Landon. Lions, and delights all on a third with boldly and changed vides, polities, and party, all for the sake of being 60 14 Do., S4O .- _... _. ." • 3 301, t; ditto New Three per .Jents., 231, a, „ 20 . 006 2 0 sesostas 9 4 I to eking the blve•eshibitet IA the etyytel l'ance, Ant and irresistibly checking a bad government in its frau- on the side on which power was. He would, if he had the IS all landradrryk Eanieldike 111 IW I. I'lniviati Actives, 102, 1031, 103; ditto De- '""`°°`' I AuEndia ° Y rechuld w'w• all 6 I dis freisoK, -1 my , I vnion, •toolo Mr. Taylor's higat- ear line, ant 9OAmM.' 1 Ave Ratio an e des IMAM St AAIIII•glf ail an. speared Drew 111 n, both eandated talent career. power , do away with the iniquitous church-rateo •he would 6 1 all niamenoßasoNdllatioe• 2f q li i &reed Three per Cents., 63, 4, 62'4. Portuguese SO - . SO ul:cnorvon Iron and Owl ell 4 .. , .. I g Wow. Neighbour." -J. 11. s. (Vie tau • w Cottage Gardenn," ir laT i o _ Playing this strange uncertain part, Mr. GLAD- cashier . the bishop.. of the church of Etsglana-at least t I °l', lis°st= l l ,.. i i• umi. lhUftesin vid lt . II 8 1, ma Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 991. Russian Ira." 1 British Auetrallan Gold all I tDa p a e, 1 ,.0 170.1 Anew• -Liverpool : Wm. Dewy, e.ardeeireet. , . . those bishops who did not do their duty in the command et : tau " wawa .. 671 sl : 671 I and who allowed the rites of the St. ion Do. sirarsaii'DeWir SS as - 1 toio.ass ai 3) un n e l e 1 Slas.her : li d , ..iidwilisin, s., bAnentreat. Weep,* : eint.e STONE is a great public misfortune. He is throwing of the clerical army Five per Cents. 116, 4 . ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per - 4;iii) iii Br lYo. l * CooisialMlCulaiss "NH -• -I eat*. 1-1.11.165. Inodate. Onlala t J. gliniadmi sod C°•• 'II. away time, and opportunity, and talent, and know- Roman catholic church to be engrafted on their protestant 21 174 VULG.. West.(l) 1 s - - Cents., 1041, 4. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, - - !LOOS 2/ Do. Mt. John Del key l3 - - Diess-strees. ledge, and capacity for usefulness. lie is passing worship. Let them have their religion in its purity, and in . 0 all Meomal6o ... ... • 11 ni cx div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 48; 2 1 ( 2 4 y1 . 1 ( i . e.e . ":" a n i;„,.,.. emek ....... "' "' all pr i s r s " his life in exhibiting to tho world the mechanism of h 's ji n a s t os tal e ac rh l_el t t r li .k. e ._l7 .2a ,... t . h_ ,e o n l i t c s o.. e to j . o t y , o t . h clti amidstr relig i o n as they ' 17 BeWrit........tb d ergevensy. st . .... ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 21:;, 1, 4. 100.00 s . 9 colonial Gold sees -... I 4eag pm jr M 6i IVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, Is. Bd. and p. b. ,att. t a r :s • bonnie Ira; tit: Dim was. is. ai... his own mind, the history of his own intellectual FG.nioed great cheer- 40 ~2 F . ,. 2 1 9 = g , 91 ', 91 ji m... 1 ' 22 "' *perm yea, tee hl. and 25.; beat W 3 E. al' 3d.;. ~ritldt wax °' struggles, the conflicts of his moral and religious nil- addressed "`"` " """" principle . r. lAikrea also ea t.- ; e .:.... 411 :,; ..; - - I/. t i n A, Venezuelan Thrte-and-a- Half per Cents., 394. . eorsaro l4 - - 'mono I Nig. kAustrallenCopP; ell 11 1 a. 34 The imPerle of gold from %Aida h ave / ..". 4 .'n re - :a.. - - sprat : 1.. bit ; Wm owe% I Id.; has wally to. mi. ; tozion4ls, the meeting On the same sine, ture, he is destroy;;;; what might have been a use - with the same enthusiasm. and was received N I. Do.fliwaHl... .. .. it " '"'w. W., 4 .11.1., ...al -.a.; Polinerls, W.; magmas, teL, .of ,e, gree t infolle,:toal and moral HULL-The contest in this borough is likely to be et' 73 17 ,, 67711 , 171334 "„1"' -71 7 , 4 ~ 60 :1 Northern Corstlea * Unica 31 1 els t tamed, the rate of exchange being favourable for s'„/""„„„ lossiss Noontide . ow Ted.; desenadies tkel. aed vi.; waled- spell Imoolde•I'Ll Wow ful public career in a 74 1 this operation. The Emperor steamer, which ar- iii,:isk- Goat PoignAt .... I 1 dis 611 411 Ps 44 pep. it., se., .asl Sw. per 112 lbs.; mottled, Ms.; Windex wag se i debauch. The world wants him; yet there :.':' •• slim? owe. M" J. • Cis'. one of the Present members! as i?; Narth StaillordoTh 777 r - e.... ... 6 7 64 4 a -t: 11 . • . .., i Liberty sa. ti. prr v.el.!. brows %Indoor, Is. 9.1.; row, 25.; shooed,nrco .... Hull on Sunday evening from Cronstadt, 11 , 9,000 take Kate:int_ ••••••• fll i • I f s I s i 1 ,... A . ;,, Mg . was 4, Fa. ir ie.; argued vegetable or WIWI 134 stands ',hilly shallying as to what piut he shall and Lora cs - oderieh are a t present in the field on the liberal 30 20 Ilselli Weave .. . - - 31),000 Lon. healitor,O.Clts.C.Co ell - - e a r at . s as shoe; F Venn 'd .. , _ •... . .•• so. • "d•r• 9- '' Id- , i•wneh. 4. " / ' w play ; cultivatieg conscientious doubts and sera Ica; free trade interest. Mr. J. B. Moore, of Liverpool, 10 6 IllsellikanaliNest . .fuse 11 I pm brought 20,000/. worth of bullion and specie. 20,000 I Kellam& MouthAmergaz 9 - - 41 1 ash, es Peelem ems miN'sI.I.3.3•VIOUNISO warehouse, 61, at. Mar- the follower and admirer of Mr. G. F. Young , is the le all =Wers.,St Wolter 130 as 20 121 2M ahares in the Crystal Palace • Company were 90,0e0 New Granada 11EN...: r. emelt the Wt.IIIIIIV4EICOI4.. VOM ri. afraid to come to terms ; confirming and strength- Derhyite candidate, supported by a powerful party', which lic 33 Omni ... .. 16 1 rather better again to-day at 7-16 to 3-16 dire A 1"/"°° Nouveau blonde ening all existing prejudices against him; destroying it will require the union of every shade o f opinion on the 11 , all aim. A was et. 23 WINN WNW ,_.. .11 1 1 ISO 000 Port Philip himself in the very prime of his faculties. Full of liberal title to defeat. Of course Hull is not likely to accept 4 in D a ..eft ga --- " B ._ , _. „ ! Ism , , I .‘ i i 7 5 1 rs fresh nacting of the Brighton Railway aharchuldera so;.00 has been called for the 22nd inst., to consider ar- i ~..,,606.,7 . . , 7: 0 ,0v7 ,1 0! 20. 7 1.04 4 : ur.. ;" : 7 o cro r ri t z l Nirt ß : p. :::: 4 ... i i : li ll / 11 11 2 1 0 , 7 1 .21 pe t 11 471 1 d r i r : :1 THo! HARRIS 4 SON'S ambition, but without the stuff that makes ambition • tag candidate. IDINNIM IN I aMIigNia " . . virtue. Every word ho utters . worth attending to; yet doing nothing worthy of himself. .___ . VII all farnewhiery end Mena (Mor. W. Ilia.) ... 16 1:1 ALLEGED MURDER AND VIOLATION NEAR Ist ell 00.171e!ce ... ... .. 6 5 There was a downward tendency in the market for foreign exchange this a ft ernoon, owing to the receipt ' haprwed Aaltraiisliablascopes. Mr. GLADSTONE cannot be spared from the House VICTORIA PARK. 10 90 no . "s wan's ... . 12 1 111 C a :thrown:re Venn ... .. 3 3 dim of lower quotations from Amaterdiun, Frankfert, and ........• 01 , ...... Ea dam. .1 I .. sees . . ... - - of Commons; but if the University of Oxford dismiss -..- 1 • The transactions in foreign stocks were upon a more liberal scale than of late, but there is bo marked movement, and the change in prices is not material. Mexican Bonds were firmer; Austrian Scrip was 'supported at 11 prem.; and Spanish stocks coin viand higher prices. The list of the day's transac tions is as follows :—Austiian Five per Cent. Scrip, 1, 01, 11 prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 13th June, 72. Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds, 1011. Danish Five per Cents., 1011. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 1; ditto Four per Cent. 911. Ecuador Bonds, 41. French Four and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 100 f. (exchange, 23f. .50c.); ditto, Three per Cents., 691. 73e. ex div. (exchange, 23f. 50e.). Granada Deferred Bonds, 81. Mexican Old Bonds, for account, 301, „'-; ditto New Three per Cents., 231, 4, 1. Peruvian Actives, 102, 1031, 103; ditto De ferred Three per Cents., 63, 1, 621. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 991. Russian Five per Cents. 116, 1 . ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041, 4. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941„ ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 48; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 21:;, 1, 1. Venezuelan Thrte-and-a-lialf per Cents., 39, 1 ,. The imports of gold from Russia hate /..`Tf.'n re snmed, the rate of exchange being favourable for I this operation. The Emperor steamer, which ar rivca Hull on Sunday evening from Cronstadt, brought 20,0001. worth ot bullion and specie. Shares in the Crystal Palace Company were rather better again to-day at 7-16 to 3-16 dis. A fresh meeting ot the Brighton Railway shareholders has been called for the 22nd inst., to consider ar rangements with the company. There was a downward tendency in the market for foreign exchange this afternoon, owing to the receipt of lower quotations from Amsterdam, Frankfort, and some other places for bills on Loudon; whilst, at the same time, there was a yea) , limited supply of bills on these places at this side. Short Paris, however, was not lower, but maintained its previous rate of 23.421 to 43, three months bills being done at 23.60 to 621. For Amsterdam the demand was very great and but very little paper was to be met with, which was immediately taken at 12.1 to 3. A large house offered to draw a considerable sum at 12.1, but this rate was not submitted to. Frankkirt was likewise much inquired for at the lowerquotation of 1211 to only small amounts being offered. Hamburg found also numerous buyers at last poet's exchange of 13.101 to 11, although the quotation from the other side comes schilling higher. Bills on Italy were not so brisk, with the exception of Genoa, which ruled at 23.621 to 63. Leghorn was fiat at 30.63 to 70, with more bills than money offering. For Lis bon and Oporto the turn was in favour of sellers, of whom there were many at 531. No material change was observable in Spanish bills, and but few trans actions took place. For St. Petersburg buyers offered 377, but scarcely any bills could be found. Vienna and Trieste were taken by a few foreign houses at 12.20 to 26, probably for foreign account. The quotation on these markets remains high, no in crease of confidence in Austrian finances being created by the premium on the new Austrian scrip, which is regarded as merely artificial. Do. Onreott Dlllsringebtre rules A, B. Coma D, fu lls *mp et ;or Cat Nee ar0.0...ne fur Tourtia awl lleasiJe Viktor, Yoe eight mite., tr the lino. Ma.; .lateen ditto, 4:*.; Twenty thtto, Ct. Game. 'ie ea. ape% 10. Carnage tree. otl.\+ 11.% ltal:4 awl 14)3i, Oot.clAsa to the Royal Faintly, 32, GIL%r Itt.o•ELI. tetRP.4T, Levion. Carrot. 32. to otopett• the CRI 11511 MrSEI.7/1 GATES. lhe'llee• tW., awl you sill staid aalstaktag the boom. Yesterday afternoon Mr. IV. Baker opened an in quiry at the Foresters Arms, Old lord-road, Victoria Park, respecting the death of Maria Leech, aged 18 years, a single woman, who was found dead in Sir George Due kett's Canal, un derthe following mysterious circumstances : John Ansted, of No. 5, Globe-road, Mile-end, said that on Sunday morning last, shortly after 4 o'clock, while he was proseeding along the towing•path near the Orove.roail bridge, which poses oar Sir (iconic Duckett's Canal, he had his attention directed to some clothing Boating in the water. Witness and another lad who was going to bathe, obtained a piece of cord, and dragged it to the side of the pathway, when they found it to be the body of a female. They called a policeman, who came to the spot, and, with assistance, the deceased was gut out and placed on the bank. The deceased had no shawl, her bonnet was much torn and was hanging behind her. Deceased seemed to be bruised about the face; her hands were clenched, and her legs were drawn up. Witness did not know her, nor could he say how ahe came in the water. Mr. John Parr, residing at No. 1, et. John's-terrace, South Hackney, an independent gentleman, stated that the nonunion was his servant. Deceased left his residence on Friday morning last, at 11 o'clock, for a holiday, with di• rections to return at 8 o'clock to the evening. She was quite cheerful when she departed, and witness had not seen her alive since. Deceased was very regular in her duties iind attentive to the family. Witness had made inquiry, and ascertained that her body had been found in the canal, which ho had since seen and recognised by her dress. Witness thought her death was a very mysterious affair, as she was muck injured from violence. He did not believ e she had committed suicide. Had heard that she had been on a visit to her aunt. Deceased was an excellent servant, and had no followers. Ilona Wake . . . %Mb TorkeLifttwerDu I 4 4G WI g , t 174 335 14 las 1 ,16 91 1231 90 1: 17: I li 74 7 416 :31 112" COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNG-LANE—THIS DAY. SOGAR.-1,200 bores of white Ilavannah were offered in public sale, and nearly all bought in. The refined ma.ket steady; grocery lumps, 18s. to 60s. COFFE6.-200 casks of plantation Ceylon were offered in public sale, and chitity bought in. The mar)Let is steady, although rather inactive. By private contract, purchases base been made of plantation Ceylon. Good ordinary na tive Ceylon quoted 44P. to 445. Od. SALTYETILE.-150 bags refraction 14i, sold at 24.. 6d. ; 1,600 bags imported from New York, were Wind and bought in, refraction 4/ 54, 27s 6d. to 28t. Rtes.-3,000 bags Bengal sold steadily, in public sale, at Bs. 6d. tolls. 6d. tatTII I.: TEETII and HEALTH, —A good set of ttoth env %MUM. faronr..h.e lellpf e enioeo. while their metier. in is ne the otaanot importance to every individual, both as !wards itie general he.lth dy the proper invituct ins ni tood, tool the reinoc. lama 1 ..1-.100 u• pure and ...re breath. MIMIC the varier'. Ver pmts.,* wand tor tar wane*. ROWLANDS . 0110170, or rear: Data ire. etmd• utrivailed in its capability of embedishins, war ts. at presereica Mr teeth to the tate.t period of ate. It wilt be Mimi to i r. Aimee di twist old concretion*, aad impart 3 prrrt.like Vattern** t•, the enaiselli 4 .at Nee, !mom spot' of Incipient tires*, meter the IMMIX arm and red, and thaii As tire teeth Amity in their innards: and from its aromatic unhorses impart mitratarm and parity DIM hr .ith. Prior In Id. per bon, Beware or saurian unitations. nit pectin, article has Ma words, "A. ROWLAND and DOM, 20, larmos-pmerr," enslaved on Mir Government stamp abed onamo. lialii by tater. and by aircialtaamt animaters. 11 loco TboroolkosolloolikooP tab of ssll . . . Wslooked mod illOsiny. WsNollool sod Limoriao. West TOVlNNWlleilerwle Do. do. liamookou . _ To.O.N.S.Purolooe In I I LINEA LIAISED AT 6 " .1 .."LfitT.72C: 1 m i=t7B.alva7= Biros., Wolv., and Dudley oallvdulypd.,or oakum. (lewd to ()matt% seal i Ditto without ogasun:v. (losood to West Wirtero Basidoglimudilto Doom I Se ImadeslN.Wieteru , carbeki! _ MK40.1. SO 71 at St Cotton.-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. This article is very firm. &gem remain steady, at previous rates. Ditty paid on Sugar (except tine)an relined) to last ewt. week in Lotman, Liverpool, Maul, Hull, and Pa Clyde 2,267,263 To tea same erlod last year 2,141,104 THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDl cum by DU Ithitttril REVALNITA AILABICA MOD.- I F ie It Fifty Indeaarlbable agony from dyneplia, tenon-new., *bow numb, euentlpattan Saslow. PPlnlite. Wi nne at the etuntash, and vomiting's, Wm* bun 1 1 5,0 "td= 6 ISMZ escol tto at."—Marla Jody. Wortbint, Ling. now N Cote No. 71. ddyepep,a : front the Ittibt Nue. the Lord Stuart 1* Dein*: —" 1 have de, wed tonoiderable benent nem your Food dad p ibliattou of thew. tine.."—Stuart de Dudes. Fold in es-toter.,l a: IL al.; t lb., at la. 6d.; 51b., at Its.; 12 lb., at tn. Sooty-tonna! quality, 111 In, at 31e. ; J lb., at 22n; the In lb. end 12 lb. eani4ters are sent free of UMW! OM reetipt of Poo env- Nom tat WOLF 5' tad 147, New bor.ohaneet, Leedom. also in, l.:• .0„too, 0,,,, n . P...;opapo,eaitreet •1 Ulu& lei 39 9 284 294 1114 19 45 41 - (lwasilleCasitaime) ListlhastagLimilx Ct. Quad be OL 14setbern I Olsombyr a Dar. Yomt Inman(' 128,249 DUIII2 PAID ON TVA Ir IDS 2 TO LALT 1. WC. lOC London 13,740,101 Ltverpool lanotol Hull Clyde 4082,079 (tared to Ore►twuWn 11.111Aelby(LTorkkNINd De. Awns (ditto) De. sham (ditto) NANA Mid ieN) LAMA sad Orees.sch AM Is asst. Megan Ditto PleAsseas (ditto) Lowestoft Goar.eperCatt (lewd to Norfolk) Mt 3I !It 3 1 pa Total 16,436,663 Same time In 1631 so IVI le le IS 27 ii4i iese 121 111 Ls 24 Intresse.. ............ 1,17 1,1110 THIS DAY. 71;;;171 - o ProNortaWyrs Neu. lAm. iN.WootaLormitTorn Ditto NW ln w hol i. .. (Ar c .a u Norollio u loran sod Mullin Neao to Gait Northern ... , . Do. Illiproth tzten.Ont . n , Nor. bilLOnolt, g.Sp.et. Otao Is los. sod Yon; OrorthOtollooldriro (NNW 17 IS Si 63 Two o'CLoca. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is without alteration. Town Tallow is quoted Ws. nett cult; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. to 375. 3d. ; October to December (18.52), 38s. NI 25k LOCAL SHARE MARKET. 9j 9I 94 DIIIMINOHAN, JUNG B.—This market was firmer to-dayl London and North Westerns were done at 122 ; in lota. stocks, Birmingham Banks were done at 301 ; Birmingham and Statford.hire tau at 1001, and New L'aiou Mills at 305., and ultimately at 30e. ex dr. Mita ibit—Li. lb lopire war met bomb on 10 sow ad Alma. J h. trrM. wed. • taw arthewt 4 tipples imie. *6 Mint all on • or ft, rad sr., Wise "bib Ma IMO his sew rol Mit t withlllihs (to wiporroodo =Kb.' P raw 4111*. pm maim Tbi trwhi eivnh .44 Medi seavered and July eprisislel la the Colt L.P. bolokAortoot U. So. MIL I) ARLO W'S NEW IN- .: I) VENTED PELF-ACTING SYPHON . r,- 1.. s su TAP. iti.QUIRES No VEST-P6O I: Trevose," ale, Om, eider, or o th er liquors VP, 1 from boonalue tat or odd so silsousslly i= P P -- that the lost pint shall be draws as/cod as -- ap- - A r sa 1 .%) __- N / i i ' ... , the lbst; siermlua Is repay its cost In 1 , . las suds of de; prim ta. Bd.; date li r* 'Wens= tar sherry, Ite.. Vs. I: il 710 will etplsin It. Mica Wlsm ai r T iotr i s key Is Surd on p , the top of therAuge(lrklui las s bolsop- lj was. shisalMobellhaleslustsk nobs. tlanusbatbielbesesk tasaire tholiquar to rue lif Indy; vlsia Me lip blamed 0111 no um* drug saw. strost, fl JAY YAoolssime. 1141110 W. 1 Frawkiria6 4 ON WIIIArD• hew wow ad Bath laradiatrar. _Aia- . I ICELAND. Alva 8. The f,II sing gentlemen were yesterday (Trinity MotAti d the sut:.m.lul candidates for the memo' fell.m.hips and scholarships in the University of I : 'armichael. Primus; &math's: Stones, Madden's Premium; Abbott, Pos.: Gwynne. 201. Seind.titsmi-4- -1/eir, Samuel; Weir, William ; Belt•m. Stevenson, Cochrane,lturke, Hopkins, ltobt.; Ihnt. Johnston. June., Littledale, Hubhart, Martin, Gwvi.ns.. SON rt Goodman. Gray: Mr. T. 11. Joni.. of Moneyglass, has intimated to the t.nuntre no hi. extensi‘e estates in 1/own that he tiltlll to pine one vote for Mr. Ker, while they or at full liluety to give the other to any can diditt. they ph axe. A m , .•ttng of lewd Antrim's tenantry was con vent,' on the Ith in.t . for the purpose of introducing to them Copt. Pak , oham, one of the masc. vative canth.l.ol-, for the county of Antrim, and of convey ing to them their lordship's wish, formally expressed by his ag.nt. that they should vote for the gallant capful'. rind for the other conservative candidate, Mr. G. %1 1 '.irtney. Several of the tenants had the lasnlin...s to declare at the meeting that they pro pwli to vote gt he liberal candidate. So much for freedom of election in Ireland. At the Italtycarlv 'netting of the General Mining Compiny of Ireland, held yesterday, a dividend of 5 PO s cut. On the paid-up capital was declared, making a t0t.,1 r ZPO per tent. paid in dividends since the inept of the company, in Then was a meeting of the 11ibernian Joint Stock I hnkinz Company held yesterday, and a dividend sr 0 ; pie trot. per unnuni on the paid-up capital was &that d. (i I. %.•,ilw AS I , WEST ItlIN RAILWAY.— Intern ••i teiffir 1.4. the week ending June 5 —Receipts 4 A 4 l' I 7.1.. mrre•pondieg w ee k last year, 3,9801.1.. ad. Ileakher paaseneere, 24.0111 Playing this strange uncertain part, Mr. GLAD STONE is a great public misfortune. Ile is throwing away time, and opportunity, and talent, and know and capacity for . usefulness. Ile is passing his life in exhibiting to the world the mechanism of his own mind, the history of his own intellectual struggles, the conflicts of his moral and religious na ture, he is deans)) what might have been a use ful public career in a great int.e 1 1e.:!.2. 11 and moral debauch. The world wants him; yet there L'.! stands shill) , shallying as to what part he shall play; cultivatirg conscientious doubts and scruples; afraid to come to terms ; confirming and strength ening all existing prejudices against him; destroying himself in the very prime of his faculties. Full of ambition, but without the stuff that makes ambition virtue. E‘ery word he utters worth attending to; yet doing nothing worthy of himself. Mr. GLADSTONE cannot be spared from the Hoses of Commons; but if the University of Oxford dismie" him, who, or what constituency, will receive him P Where else could he find a seat ? No where so suit able an one. For Oxford itself is in the same per plexed, doubtful, transition state as Mr. CiLtusroNs is. New lights have dawned on it as well aeon him; old prejudices are disappearing; in their place, views that a few years back would have been deemed al most revolutionary, are rising to the horizon. The Oxford of IMo2 is not the Oxford of 1829 ; it is not the Oxford that preferred Sir Mourne Noma to Sir ROBERT PEEL. The spirit that then prevailed l ie still powerful ; but it is on the wane. The courtly* with which Mr. GLADSTONE has explored Its blatant senseless toryism, and found it want ing ; the sense of moral dignity with which be hos acted on his new convictions; the bold ness of his votes on the Jewish question, of his avowed change of opinions on many ecclesiastical subjects, have encouraged hundreds of Oxford minds to follow his example; to examine for themselves the world and its affairs; to throw away old tradi tionary views when proved to be inconsistent with truth, and the present wants of society ; to cease to be alternately charmed and frightened by mere names; to search into the actualities of life in a closer and more charitable spirit; and the conse quences are that even Oxford has progressed. Of these great changes Mr. GLADSTONE, if not the most consistent, is at all events, an able exponent. A groat change is evidently coming over Oxford. The ablest and most intelligent of its memben, many of them pecuniarily interested in its present abuses, are altogether dissatisfied at the unworthy and minor part the University plays in educating and forming the national mind. They have risen in rebellion against the narrow bonds and confined and restricted usefulness of Oxford as it is, and have cried aloud fur reform, improvement, and alteration before the Royal Commission. What they require is that the University shall be nationalised, and secularised ; that its wealth, and that of its colleges, shall be spent in the service of learning; that its real teachers shall have a share in its government ; that its stan dard of education shall be rained and extended; that all its closeneases and corruptions shall beexpurgated ; that fellowships and headships shall be the reward of merit and experience; in short, that with such great means more work, and better work, be done. The discontent of this class is deep. It is already a powerful, and it is a rapidly increasing, body; toned !o to by statesmen; itself rising to eminence in the affairs of life; with a zeal, a knowledge, and a determination that will, sooner or later, restore Ox ford to the nation whose property it O. Does this party wish to strengthen the Puseyism of Mr. BENNETT or to screen the Tractarian tendencies of the Bishop of Bath and Wells? Will they who admire Mr. GLADSTONE, admire him the more for his speech of last night? No. Of this Oxford New Party there is another most satisfactory peculiarity. It is not imbued with those offensive and mischievous eceledmitical opinions which have of late years aniseed Onird, and done such irreparable injury to Fatilmll. Am • body, the able men who have so libeenig susgeshel improvements to the Awl Ctambeles =Let to be possessed an p l=ied 1116 these subtleties, to the nating study of — 11111171 w W; SENtiot attributes the present paucity and want er rising promise in public affairs. Their a=t rather to cultivate those mental and moral calculated to wrestle with the world an k Web. rather than to extend the study of quads= Hat Can only be solved in the world to come; to propels men to meet and perform their duties here, not In plunge them into the mysteries of an hereafter. The opposition to Mr. GLADSTONE CAMS fkr the reactionary party at Oxford—from the min ribs were deluded into persecuting HAMPDEN ' and who attempted to destroy ARNOLD — from the gnat mess of stupid intolerant', who were seduced by roperfar craft and subtlety into encouraging a party wide they cannot now control, and which despises and ridicules its former dupe. This hostility I*. OtADsTONE may possibly last night have propitiated, hut he has, whilst doing so, lost the sympathy cif a more active and deserving c lass of supporters. And was beaten in the Howie of Commons into the bar gain. Mr. Gi.sosTo:sz tried to compound for his Neapo litan indignation, for his free-trade convictions, for his constant trespasses on liberal opinions and policy, by publicly stating that, nevertheless and notwith standing, he is as conservative in ail his tendencies and views as ever. He now compounds with the old bigotry of Oxford, that he may represent it, regard less of those who wish Oxford to be better than she is. Let him prepare for the consequences. Twenty persona renounced japery on Sunday last M the church of St. Paul's, Bermondsey. Mary; Brown, the aunt, was called, and said that she resided at Bromley. The deceased came to see her on Fri day last, and remained until 7 o'clock in the evening, when she left to proceed across the fields to her muter 's house at Ilackney. She had a little basket with hir and a pair of cloth boots, which she had purchased before she left witness. She had only a few coppers on her when she departed. Mr. Edward Moore, surgeon, of No. 86, Bethnal-green road, said he was c.lled to see the body of deceased on Monday morning. He bad examined it carefully, and found a bruise on the left eye, sad marks of strangulation on the neck, as if the arm of some person had been closely pressed round it, and her ears exhibited marks as if they had been tightly grasped. There were bruises on other parts of ber person, which he was of opinion had been in flicted previous to immersion in the water. Witness had also ascertained that some connexion had very recently taken place, but there was no hemorrhage proving any par ticular violence. Susannah Keppell, wife of a beervhop keeper, stated that she saw the deceased with a sailor on the Friday night, about 10 o'clock. They entered the Yarmouth Arms, in Oreen-street, Betluial•green ; but witness only knew her by the bonnet she had on at the time. Police-constable 195 K deposed to *misting the first wit ness in getting the body out of the water. Ile was on duty during the night of briday near the spot wnero the de. ceased was found, and be never heard any alarm or cries for help. Mr. Vaughan, the summoning officer, said they had since found the deceased's shawl by the drags. Th e basket had also been recovered at s'publie-house at Folly-bridge, where it had been sold for a pint of beer on the Saturday, by some personare. re who picked it up in the field near the canal. No we allowed to pass through it. It was kept fur pleasure boats and bathing. The road-way was not danger ous, and the deceased could not have walked in from the main thoroughfare. The whole of the jury expressed themselves very much dissatisfied with the evidence, and said the ease less one deeply enveloped in mystery, and there wee no doubt the deceased had come by her death by wine foul means. The Coroner said, under the circumstances it would be better to adjourn until a future My, to give the police time to make further inquiries, which might probably throw some light on the affair, and show how the deceased came by bet death. Inspeetcr Thompson, of the K division, was also directed by the coroner to use every possible exertion to obtain all the testimony he could by the next meeting of the jury. CARY COMMITTEES. To■ New RlVill euIIPANT.—The committee on the Metropolis Water Bills have passed the preamble of this bill for Improving the supply of water, the expense for making the several works for which they estimate at 2613,3601. Mom%MOTH ELECTION.—The parties promoting the petition in this matter, have informed the Speaker that, in consweence of the unforaten delay in the meeting of the committee, it is not intended to proceed with it. Duct( ACCOMMODATION AT CAPE TOWN.—The excavation of a dock for the neeinmegistion of the fast in creasing shipping at this pime has buss for some time in contemplation. A slitahle pinkies has been pointed out near the Chaconne Battery, and it is proposed to procure, as speedily as puseible, plans, estimate', &c., for the anis faction of the public and the formation of a company, should it be determined to execute the work as a private concern. Inv:nine:ion with this work, and simultaneously with it, the Breakwater, so long determined on, should certainly be commenced. The stones excavated to torn the docks would be used in the construction of the Breakwater. In the meantime, some additional convenience for coaling the steamers is urgently required.—Notia African Advertiser. . ADMINALTT, JUNE B.—APPOINTMENTs.—Purscr J. lisy, Clerks K. 1). Herbert and W. E. Allen to F es t a l, an d C. M. Balfour and F. Braddon, to Spartan; Master's Assist. ant J. Rogers, to lespregnable ; Acting Chief Engineer C. K. Renwick, to /lenge ; W. Ounn to be surgeon and me dical storekeeper at the Deptford Victualling-yard ; Donner J. Brookes, Boatswain 0. Scott, and Carpenter H. Brice, to Furious ; and J. A. Widgets, to SgaWll. to r. Welooli Wear Volloat tc : i t i c Omni to Ditto Dttto Dino wars emirott ream' to Groot Wooten) BBARRIN. I 6 die Abortion Nat, 7 per .LW 'Chester sad Holyht;bd Dundee, Perth, and Ater dote Jon.tb. ItsotAtol.on(11.10•319.0 Do. do. (71.17..) per Cl. &ace.. tata.,s p 0.,1t0l Ditto do. Po. 2 Do. Now 6 pie Ont. Rod ramt.thiloo digi jlorlytto.t p.Ol East Um. tal& Idloimouty roe Groot Ikttion $ Denim 114 p . WoolroMitgli l tbi OW•2l.lllkiklitat• es Opt I:1 I:1 Ilf f SI Si -- If lire I If pus In sd ISf Isl 1 111 1 ' Pm 4 Ps 4:lt. — l , 7 — ...7i,iiiiia • : isT ' tanalbfro &Tacks. II p c. Limb& MO. TveUperci MY Wear(ka.llpOL .... LandosteltWoorrn Mn Loadandwry &Rash& A ilanareetlAno. ion.Nol Da. New 110 ... Do, sa blvilanCono.Br.h/Let C 1 Ditto Panama .... Norfolk Canons— .. Do.nuorantoed si per Ct. Math lir ittah .., ... .. fafted, Waresner. and Wolof", g lb.' az Owl Mactro.ibtra.Ntathast. atrovaAtettatet(Nor.W. lino b per Coot— . *nth Dan ... .. South Tort. 4 per CLOaa. Waterford It Killion, .. York, Nerocatie,st berm 04Nor di of Zram.pureh: Ditto Ditto ... .. Torkaff.llkLlLOPl.Pureb S i I—Par1 —Par 1113 3 103 11 1 131 / 119 P. 3 di. i pa 3419 304 SI 3 61 pa 10 1 i I 11 4 1 4 I 6 dis I i die 1 1p i Iv. FORRION lu Cents' Praire (Vienna' Charleroi iirri argue!lawn Utate Kher.alt Lot Indian ... Great Indian Peataavt..., !Grand Junction of rime lusernbourg i Railway) iILIS ATM. 431 14f 14 II 34 31 n. I v.- I. 4 :a I I II I ITC.: (c5 . :k) . .".. 7. Maria Anton .... ' — BO: 1i0....74e0. ..... ... 7 -- :: 'NIIMIO/ 11.1 L'efire . . .. 3 Nreatere of rf•liee. 2.31 1 1 1 1 DM .01. 3 per et. Time (kell. & Amtene ohs.) IS 14 Orlesee and Nord's. .. 4 1 11 pa id Pule and Lyme ... .. 0 114 pi Part end Orlreate .., .. 47 44 Pule sad Boum „. 31 2 1 Ili Perla sad etraehowri .. II SS to and Ilene .. 1 130 dess7we end M.A..... .. 4.1 41 Tour, .e.l Nyder ... 4 3 tits 1 4, 1 West rem!, . ~3 Ii a d Western of Promo .. .. 11 I p. The English funds to-day have shown increased buoyancy, the satisfactory settlement of the account being favourable to prices. Consols now stand at a further advance, being quoted 1001 to for money, and 101 for the new account of the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 100; the New lime-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102; to a. Bank Stock, 2221. Exchequer Bills, March, 765. to 795. prem. India Bonds, 90s. prem. Business in the foreign house has been limited. Mexican Bonds are better, the new issue marking 23 to 1. Spanish stocks are firm, at 482 for the Old Threes, and 212 to I for the Deferred Stock. Austrian scrip is higher, at 1 1 to 11 prem. Brazilian Fives mark 101; Equador Bonds, 41; Venezuelan Actives, 391; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 941 to 93. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Par Meow& POllle., Jytta S. , 2 1.7. 7. !. 00.1ii_ --- T iiii.t, Loma mug. 3 per Cads. , 70 33 II 70 SO 70 4. 70 SO 70 IS 44 per Ulna. lOO 11 , 100 33 100 41 100 23 100 23 4 per Cratta. I ... ... ... lvor Caste. ... ... ... r.lataoira on Lando% : it Watt, 23 421 • DO dope. 23 SO. )per Orate. anchange 00 : at Watt, 23 421 ; 90 dap. 23 SO. 9algiao, 3, Isle lOOl done,. I Naples Mossy Do. 5, 15.2 — Roman Lusa, SperCt. 941 .- Do. do. 11130 93 ... D l.:. ; Treasury Roads Paskasont GAM. 97 90... I Bank alums 2790 ... Pau's, Joss B.—St. Germain, ' 916; Veriai ll ee (right beak), 373; Lino (left tank), 292,30; Pis and Orlesaa,l,l23; Pans and Baia. 902 Rouen sod were, 313173 ; Marsalilas sad Afloat, 942 30; Islaabourt sod Hale, 235% Ceetre, 012 30; Orleans sad Bardsatts, 616 75; Northers, 607 50; Purls sad -tr. warm 323 7 3. Part. 1111 d Lyon*, 630; lours and Names. 3711 75; Mont;reau and Troyes, 153 SO; Dieppe sad Fecarap, 247,30; Parts sad Menu; 90; Ikedeaa and Taste, 140. MADRID, JUNE 3.—Three per Cents. Consols, 447, after Bolsa, 45, 44 13-16. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22 5.16;; after Bolsa, 22; c. Debt (Ist class), 81 ; after Holsa, N ; ((2nd class), 51; after Holsa, 5;. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1041 paper. Exchange on Lon don, 60.35 paper. BERLIN, JUNE s.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto (1832), 1021 ; National Debt, 901. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, 1021. COAL MARKET.-THIS PAY. Holywell, I=4s.; Eden Alain, lAs.; Walls End Riddell, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End llmwell, 165.; Wells End lletton, 165.; Walls End Lambton, Os. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s.— Ships at market, 169. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. A considerable quantity of rain has fallen in this neigh- bourhood within the last sew days, which will be highly beneficial to the growing crops of gain and grass 11' 1 speedily followed by fine warm weather. The attendance 01 buyers in Mark-lane this morning was very limited, sod coke of Wheat proceeded slowly at the rates of Monday last. Flour sold on much the same terms as before. We experienced tolerably tree sale for Oats, at the decline of 6d. per qr., noted last market day. There was no alteration in the value of Barley, Beans, or Peas. ARRIVALA INTO LONDON FROM Tth JUNE to 9111 JUNK. trbeol 1.1/A RogO. Sootob. Irish. Vertigo. 2810 I 4110 40 1140 Molt ..... 270 1200 I 1/80 If iMs ■ 31 101 103 14 lid 111 ad A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT ASSAULTED BY MR. FEAROCS O'CONNOR. The conduct of Mr. Fcargus O'Connor in the House of Commons last night —an account of which ap. pears in our parliamentary report—requires the eery serious consideration of his relatives. On the eve of a dis solution of parliament it is scarcely to be expected that the Speaker or the house should take any further steps in eels. tion to the hon. member for Nottingham than may be required for keeping him within something like bounds when he o&rudes himself upon their deliberations. Hut his relatives ought really to have medical advice upon has real condition, as a glance at his recent proceedings will show. First the establishment of that huge failure the Land Schenle, by which some thousands of hardworking men were deprived of thousand■ of pounds; then a series of offensive scenes before the Master in Chancery, when Mr. O'Connor's conduct in relation to the Land Scheme was under inquiry ; next a discreditable assault in a theatre, followed by incarceration in the House of Correction ; then an exhibition of troublesome conduct in the House of Com mons; then a sudden flight to the United States, and as sudden a return by the steam-ship that took him out, greatly to the dismay of the passengers; then a series of unseemly interruptions of the judges in the courts of law; and now, finally, an assault upon a member of the House of Commons. Surely here is a sufficient string of instances pointing out why Mr. O'Connor's relatives should take measures calculated to secure his comfort, whilst the safety of others and the progress of public business is secured from further interruption. MALTA, Jt , xtu 2. On Saturday last, the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, with tutward India mail on board, ar rived in port, having performed her voyage in S 4 days; sbo continued her note to Alexandria on the afternoon of that day, the Banshee, with the portion of the India mail sent through France having arrived, and performed her trip in 60 hours 22 min. On hoard the Bentinck was Lietenant- General Ferguson, appointed to the command of the troops, vice Lieutenant-General Ellice, who has resigned, and who will leave us by the Bentinek, on her return from Alexandria. Yesterday the general assumed the command of the troops at tt Cm, and retched a salute from Fort St. An• gelo. The Fury is still in port, as are the Indefatigable and the Terrible ; but it is thought they will immediately proceed to join the admiral, who, by the last advice', was at Port Mahon. MR. THACKERAT.—ANTWERP, M • eIS A T: —The Baron Gay, under the c o mman , re son, arrived here this morning with Fe . "." - r. ""•:'!,l of passengers. Amongst them rank ' Count Hardenbergh, Hanoverian tish court, with his family ; and • • • y of Mr. W. M. Thackeray. * AL i. e . and all the pusengers were lan. • withstanding the strong contrary .r t o 4 r , a p 0 (f ; II 10 6 11 10 91 10 10 10 10 10 1111 10 If /I 0 1 se I 3 I I Ill! ni I iij In