The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-27 00:00:00

V e Ze... • c0 , 4 4: :.&-e_•.-.• e.e.. •sc t 4 ..•••%..e..{,.. cood-70 , aga '2—V•flitr"--- Tvbr 44' Tl3rt a t 0 No. 1,483.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1851. [THREEPENCE. X° COW-ILEEI'ERS, DAI HYMEN, anti Others. T. k DIUNMED Or, so ear:caret 5111 1 / 4 BLASI" sow wow* of Is barn "Übe" e liable co suet impenueoent by ibe edgiest of owe satticieet to meet the demand. ibe pumas' me well adapted, Is good re; air, sad held et • low rent. There ue I: euelleal coos laur two t h e eetablielust—evre are required for the daily.itiereeeisit firearm. Per %dame. grartioulan, Sc., apply at!. theLLUIC 4 Whew, 7, Chartetterareet, Iliauhlanuved. mit. HAYES. 8.., the Detriet, Ili ma! y years (*Abated In St. 311artbeatar, can so. °NIA M canaalled at IS, SOW Kit' %RE.. 1110 PRESEItVI3 LIFR in SHIPWRECK.— LAURIE'S rtinnT PLOATAIII.E WATTRESALS ('tot Ilatirl), lUSe Melts, and Hondo Mweant Artaile,—S. W. NEVER sad ta., ode lieeelleal. Eery Map idaitnos will sustain eight screens la the anew low a tatiednite write', and at a wash in. ague on Use awed coot those to elainton we. Every plow or ant wades wIU ~stain cme or ware peones. The We Pelts ate preventives to Waking, the dwareet yet subinPlal, very beatable, and yolks.% Ia en Wets% la we t t seri k nt. Vit. etery a..thyr wood, 1161•112 K, yacht, net. se watt et say bent. aid every rawer on baud. wadi , to he teraisbad with thew dee r Wald. g greenmail ts, welch May be w en and Waal at the maiwteeturers', C. W. NI LVEI: CUMIIER4, OUITITtEIIi and CONTR.teTott'4, g 6 and 67, Carshill, and 4, aishopeettesetrvet i !Aldo% awl at Ueev w 9, where passentera leap b • .0 ,flail with tho whsle or any patios a( Omit waft willow nerds tint the tnn wad intereneehala profit :Ever gad Q. being the makers at the staidagd alleles in tsa MO, and leepplysag theta at their shipping pees, twitting,' I...Eag furniture tat Wft ass aia the toyaw, which I. eo wearvet as to pans a supply aa arrival. DwArtrroot for outfitting cadet*, eltrovern, ar4 able =glrgenaallv. it 1.41 Mal adm tia ire storeas, an I death* tee aw e 'st Merl 67, Cora - lil. lawsrtiwat outfitting ladles, awl We hews we. with elperl•olltd f. mai* maetwera %and 67, ilesparbeisat t o vaty tow-mind walla, a. dishopegute aftet appaelto the UMW.: Uwe'' , weste a wastrinahe at out hie a *or =maim,' •^Tgage . u.l b•piCeeril fee tow gltikea, 1•60•41/ a slaidap preventive IMAM& Watts ea anstralla, 3:1 days' sight, at per. THE PRRFK(TI' SUHrITITUTE dILVER.— TM NEAL NICKEL PILVEIL Introduce II pen 4ge LIAM S. BUKIOII, on. • plated by tea priest proem et Nom Thisplea entl OA, la tryout oil coaparPss tae rery ben Irk:, Into Marlow yew- Übe tea ea nuplo:ed dm* either sashay er •1111111Meutalty,ss by so yoolf,ta tut ea, le Inn r atioettahad ton real *Wm. ie. Te Thread Noes T. taltere. P 4. . Tea Alma% prams - lca ... 314. boort tbehe - Densurt apeabe ... V.. ... 1124. Table new Taal Spam Tea sal Gabe sel:: aureediele. Le., d proper.loaate pricer. All Imbeds el ••,:.1••-Ing dime by the meat leveret. CILENLICALLY PURE NICK EL, NOIr PLATED. Mile. Mined. K Tale ',porno and Yorks, rollwas, per demo Ir. ... 414., DINOVII di' o awl ditto les. 21e. Us. lat dtt!o Deta ratalorues, with engrartna ie tray Irteernarrry Net (per 1041 free. WILLIAM S. BURTON'S twirl rf OF-NBRALL FUI.NISIIING ti"th "WAN,' the WI , -t lo tho wish!. ant ao no Law "maw can it enattloyed to woe • cornet id., of Its warir.y And eaten, lowdown. taro waited to call and inopret f he own y rout. rod for every sattete not approved of. •31 OXFORD-NI REKr (elrher of Itormawstreet) ; Nuk. I awl 2, NEWMAN-IThGET, awl PERRY'S PLACE, Lmolua —L tAblirlarl ie Wello , trect, 114:0. WHISKERS AND MOUS The allivrecedeutcd mime. of ROW La 21.trl.ISSAR 01 1 . la pi Wenn,/ thaw Ornament. f Manhood. V umbanssily 1:110W11 and appreciated, and is recerdni 1 .y7 eetiiiiiatale nest 111111118r1V3 ie them. what' elid tertib.d b the hale-at &enmities. fie Oil is prioemi meetly niece-soul to i.aurieldnie. Internam'. sort iteutil ) ing the hu man Heir, in climates, sed in ell Attars a , edstener. It iwiniatoa )le halftime properties late the poem of the brad, nevalsLee the bi lb ent'oryerit ite. sec-tenrs Ito areasti.,eibitirs N for set of aad liandrib, sanitise at to auderity, sod enntirom ite power-ion M healthy t ioroOr, .Wt y o.ft new, agn.l 10 , 01001 M regignilrlary to the istast pried or human Price J GL, 25., Maly b at.ta telitol to four weeUj 10-. 1, 1., and double this alma, 210. per loittle. tad, ltitt:e of the ,a•nuise artists lam toe titans "Rowlands' M. MOST 011" maraved in tw Hutt en tlio %V ,116.1 : Kiel an the bars a ^ ripper tw only i,auto eueudruig iv. 0.3 :L.Lcters. to by them at :0, /IATION-GAK:A.2I, LONDUYI, one lay ad Cheanota and CURBS by DU BARRY'S DELICIOUS BIWA LVITA ARAIIICA 1"00U.—" Pdvy Year.' largorre, parr. haroearra, &rheas. Durk natatory, atoms,Yekba al eal forking, Ur ladaribree agony of which had er dosed meteor& adorns that I vas re able baron withor entries, leorbets drtr named UU ItAll.O.l'S exordert I , ool.4—alta Joh, Wordraq are lhaLlar terintoalar of etuev from the 460. Ike. the roar. de Davie., tb. Vela rube Attar:awn Atesr.der Stirrt, Orr.; Iblor-bow 4,1 Molar Kw", Itut3t44l; Mahan Her?, Var., harrtral.r.lar. Kra', Celle; r, Crobrbiee, e care ol CA) rare para'ara, -50,0441 Irma (LIM of liver, Warr eervara, art sterreitte eataptrats, gout, rheum ,than, thaterrior palpitation, ka. POW in rtnia..n. can 1,1 ii. ri liwe, rei,rbra at 2a.114.; Mb, at 4'..i.; Al', at Ir.; IV,. at 3',.; 4 4. 4 erred quadtr, 10th., at lb.; Y6 100...41 121 b. eani, ter re fuevrarkal her tr at rag, ot nary. o , a irvt-ollke "root, bv DO JIMMY rd Co.. 147. !lase' 0. lard s. also qt hry, and 01. Wert; 4, tbea,role; dfd.litarlev,reortre44. 40, Amuse*. gift al! URN OF CONSUMNIVE (.1)U011 BY DR. _ C gnenCrli rrutoxte WAVERS. Yr xis Mame. OM. Cod., owl Room Wm of lion Item,. lady. • kw months ago, told s• the •bould w.f.? fear • eowompthe eoulh aualo te, keg or she rook' get a bat 01 Ik. 1010.:0 MI Arr., alth..ugh the gee ger part d bey badly Ind .11.4 of ear vaiptlon." To loosen and public Smlstbry beatable foe during ,d.d r.esonteld..o ero.e. lace a pis•••nt taste. relee Is. ltd., Is %1.. rat I. per hn. by Al drairgbga. gawk Dr. Ilkneli'lt TI Itl '.lot 4%V FE,:N, a mud sodas' • Aperoot and etaasaire itnlte.be, Meteor a pout agreeable taste. red of r elge•ey tor reaulr.lny the gotretoms rad tlariettgligtho mei= al theater ash and live.. - THE Gar:tT EXIIIBITtoN.—Up to fire o'clock yes terday only 21,:'.:41 per-ons entered the building. ananal the receipt+ at the doors fell to 9201. This, with the sale of season ticket., made a totrl of only 91411. Hk.t ru or OZNY.IIAL EDEN.—ThiR officer died ye-s -teeds). aged 143. He entered the genie.. in 1783, and we. advanced to the rauk of gew.ral in 11435. The deceae-41 served as awirtant quarternexater-geueral in Flander- dur ing the campaign in 1791, ar..l in Hollan lin 1795. He 51.4 took plrt in the e.iptun: of Java in NIL For the latter weak he received a sum:al. . - 1111 WHOLE (11 , TUE SPECIE, ttlhAtt tWOMiISOU and quArtur dollars value, br.nittlit home by the West Itnlia pAkt.t t•levern, which iirrired at Soutlittatition a day or tnn ranee. was canter...l betwe, n Seuthrimpton and London oil the South Western Itailw.l), in nine horse van.. A person OM placed in each I stn, and the vans were all lucked. Altus ether the p. runs she sectimp.usiell the treasury were It to Dumber . o• 'IIIY. 1111111 M! ANI) Nolall AMEND tN ROT.tL la \ t,. / I V ('uer.tsv lyre decided upon a mn.t important extension of the emeratiouV of their squadron o f steam-ships from this port to the Uaited and Halifax. Ilentoforr, the weekly .partur.-- of the vessels from either sid. of the AtLintie were oottiineil /, tole summer month.; while during December, January, 1 , ..1,ru try and March the despatches were nstrieted to once a fortinght. tl • new arrangement decided upon. however, steam-shipi w iii sail regularly one, a-week :hroughout the year without in• terraption, calling. as at p.esstit, at Halifax en erode. earl, alternate voyage W.. are happy to chronicle this spirited scheme .4 exteresinn. Mindated as it is Inro ly to ',tomtit • the interests of the to anaemia' eonsaturity during an im portant division of the ye ; and we trust the enterpri. exhibited will he rewarded by a &rev or support adequate to the spirit evince.l.—Lie, rpoV .4' boon. Clrrrom•ind , ir.—Yesterdny an interesting return w:.l printed by order of the Ilona of fm.inions wipe. tint: the Custom-home of the United Kimplom. There were in 1549 as many a. 9,93 peesons carviti"i it in the Cw•tont. bowie, of which number 0,8 !•1 were iu England and Wulet. 1.103 in Scotland. awl 1,34 in Ir,livid. The total amount of ralari. a and day pay of the 9 294 . persons w... in the year 670,251!. 16s. 2,1. The tot d amount of the erre • revenue received at th • Ovum-lonise in the United King dom was la the year ?,150.11.1141. i td. INCIULASE IN Tll6 I'OPCLATTON OP BIRMINGIIIM. —The increase in the popalstkor 01 tli midland marepo . .n during the Iv.: ten year. has been of a most estraorctin ,ry character. The account,. are not full' walk up, hut our correspondent uses ye..tertla- tarnish •:1, by Mr. Cooper, the registrar, with an appeasing Awn t;:e result. The pariah of Birmingham hull, althomth fenatiag a large put of, does not any this? 111%, T. present the popalition of th.• bo rough: neeerthele., Vie nutrias of the parish show an M orale from ISt I of us I. w than 31. - 0 1 . the returns in :he former year ltcioF in 2 numbers Ire', l ooo ; and. in 175.000. In the 'swish of Aston (the returns of which arc not complete), it is consented that the r -turns will show an increase of upwards of ?4,00rs ; this, wish the hand, t., and the parish of I-A, hast. n all w Win th, bor.'ugh, will, it is expected, make up a pineal sn of nearly a quarter of a million ; bring an ince, ,se intro y,ars of more than 110.1100. The large population at Beiv , ll heath and Ilandsworth, in Worcestershire and Stitferdahli e. without the borou,th 'man dory, but reaPy forming a part allimeingh on proper, are not included iu this es•mutte; probably their joint popula tMns exceed another 30 ,U 0 . l'atvt-vrtwit or Orerecr.s.—Lori bell's bill in the ilouse of Lords for the better peer, ution of offences, amend, d by the iltee, has just t.e•eo printed. It contains tifteen clauses, in. lertm; several pro visions for the better prevention of , Timms on rail% ay. The clause respecting " :Amnions& " is r• Mined. maliMg it felony to administer, or attempt to administer, nny chloroform, laudanum', or other stupi eying or overpowering drug or thing with intent th..r..by to en.ible the party to commit any felony; and the *Sender . t, he liable to he transported for life, or for site term hot less than seven years. The bill now provides that rely person who wilfully fleets on railneys any woe I, Sc., or takes up ;any rail, &e., or remove, any innehinory cr any signal, &e , or doe, :my other thing with intact to upset &c.. any engine, Sr • or to endanger the safety n , any person, shall guilty of fe lony; or if any person .1 , cast any w00,1,&e., upon any rail way earriageont4 endutaerthe safety of any person therein, such person to 1. , ' guilty of felony; and any person wilfully setting fire to 3 ., % . flllibrAy *NCO.. or to any good, carriage, &c., shall hi • tilty of :Unity, anal liable to ten years' trantportatioa. awl not less than three year.' hied labour. By this bill, fir intsravated assaults, Winder, with hard labour, can be impri.am.l for three year.. SY1'11.101:a TEA.--Mr. Stcvind, a tradesman, Wa, lined 200& on Tuesday :cut by the Liveri•ool tan,istr-c , for manufacturing an article called tea, from the louvre of beech and plans trees. REVIEW OF THE BRITISII CORN TRADE DUKINO TliE PAST WEEK. (Prom the llarh-Psne Erf rm.) Notwithstanding the cold harsh weather expe ricneed in April and the first three weeks in the present month, the wheat-plant does not appear to have suffered, and the reports from the agricultural districts hue.- at no period spi.ken gloomily in regard to future prospects. The crops are certainly backward in all art- of the kingdom; but this defect might spec-dile he remedied by a few weeks of warm weather, accompanied by a nnslerate fall of mois ture. The rite which has taken place in the temperature since the 21st inst. ban already had a beneficial edict; ve getation has received a sadden impetus, and a visible im proveinect is diactruible in the general aspect of the coun try. The change canic at the right time to benefit the grass lands, and likewise to give strewth and vigour to the wheat plant at a critical juncture, viz., the period which is now approaching fur the formation of the car; thus tar, there fore. we arc inclined to take a hopeful view of the prospects for Cie n. st harvest. The slight advance which has recently taken place in prices of wheat was unquestionably caused by a feeling of uneasiness in reference to the weather, for though no actual apprehension was entertained, the lateen of the spring sufficed to render holders some what thin, and less envious to realise than they otherwise might ha% c been. It is not easy to judge as to what stocks may still he' held by Lome rs; the prevailing opinion seems, Itimtver, to he, that they have leas remaining of the last crop than is usually the case, and that the deliveries are likely therefore to be small up to harvest; tide belief does not appear ill-founded considering the deficient yield of 1860. Under these circumstances the prospects fur next harvest will be very dowdy watched, and shou'd the summer prove uncertain and eilangeuble, we may witless eonsidcnblr fluctuations in prices. Hitherto I nothing Las occur-n. 4 to encourage speculative investments' in wheat, and the somewhat improved tone which the trade warned about a fortnight Jo has again Lam succeeded by a calm. he awl% al. from abroad have lam mode.ate tins week at reap°. ts as well a. into Loudon, which ham tended to prevent any re-action in price., but business has not been active at any of the leading provincial in erkets. Thu advims front the Midland Counties are, on the whole, of a firm tune ; a considerable !proportion of the importation of Polish Odessa, and similar qualities of wheat, which Nome time ago pressed we heavily on the minket. named, having passed into consomptioa. In the agricultural districts, where buyers have had to depend on the growers for supplie:, the deliverbps have scarcely sufficed to provide for the wants of the local millers, and slightly enhanced terms have been obtained trout needy buyers. flie upward movement in the value of barley and oats has not yet received a cheek, and it is nearly certain that stocks of these articles have been redueed into a very nar row compass, as well in this country es iu Scotland and Irelund, and that we shall require considerable imports from abroad. _ _ . It appeao, from our Scotch letters, that the weather changed there rather earlier than it did in the south ; and the cams in that part of the kingdom are well spoken of. Waxiness in Wheat was dull, both at Edinburgh and Was- WOW, on Wednesday; but prices were nut lower than be- fore. Oats were Kare,, and at the last-nauted place a fur• thi r small utleance wa.. established. Front Ireland we learn that the supplies of grain from the fanners had fallen short of the quantity required for lural consumption, and that the slocksof birrian wheat and Indian elm Were diminishing ut the principal ports. }WI terns had therefore heen ilemandtsl. and it is esid•ot that the sister ide will r. quire large iauports of breadstuff,. between this and harvest time. English Wheat minim. to come forward very sparingly, the tot.ll quantity meek ist eoastwi-e in the port 1.1 Loudon durinit the week ending this (Saturday) veiling haring =mided to on:y 3,011 'vv. Meanwhile h.it tittle has been exhihittd at Mark-Loto by land-carriaii.• atm dra from the neichhouring somatic.. The consumptioa nt the metropolis has tor some Liam haiu ahnod wholly thrown ou foreign wheat and flour. 'l'h? arrivals front abroad ;show a considerable falling off, only 1,167 qrs. having been reported ; having, however, been visittsl by few country purchasers, and the town mil lets :laving manifestml no signs of h, in! in any immediate want, business has been far from active. On Wednesday the sales were strictly retail, nod thouith there was rather more do;ug on Friday, the quantity taken olf the market altogt ther during the week ha, kau insignificant, and im port.. rt hate shown a dispositi )))) to reake, where able to du so at f wmer revs; but the y have declined to subunit to any abatement. Stocks in granary have not diminished of late; but it few weeks of short sunlit.s would rouse a m a te r i a l decrease, as a very large cousumptiou is goiug The transactions in free-on-hoard car;;ues have been prin cipally confined to Egypthin, fur which the Irish demand has been extensive, owing to the high value or Indian Corn. Only two cargo.a have arrived off the coast this week—one of Polish (Memo, for which rm. per qr. ha. 1e....a asked; and one liomelia, held at 30s. per qr. cost and fr ight. The rise in the temperature has caws,' some apprehen sion to be felt regarding the condition of the cominoncr kinds of foreign finer, and this has led to a somewhat im proved inquiry for frt vii ground parcels of Inane manufac ture. The top price of town-made has, therefore, Well steadily supported, and the hest lams• holds have brought previous terms. Approved French marks have also met with sonic attention ; hut doubtful and ioferior descriptions Ore been exceedingly difficult of disposal. The arrivals from France have fallen off; still, B,W sacks have come to Mod. Supplies of English barley have nearly ceased, and the receipt. from abroad have not been nearly so liberal this week as before. The value of malting qualities has now become almost nominal, but in diddling and grinding sorts a moderate amount of business has been transacted at very full terms, the falling otf in the foreign arrisids having inspired holders with incriascd confidence. Malt has not excited much attention, but fine parcels having bun far from abundant. have commanded quite as much mom.) as at any period of last week. The market has been poorly supplied with oats of home. growth ; from our own coast only alo qrs.; from Scotland, gfft qrs.; from Ireland, 3,1762 gra. ; treat abroad but 16,322 qrs. have coin* to hand. By far the greater proportion of the lame fore4rn arrivals received of late has already het cleared off the market; a part has been taken by the Lon don dealers, and a portion by buyers from the country ; there is consequently no pressure at present, and unless wo base continued large re ceipt, fr.mi abroad wine further rise in pikes appears inevitable. Many holders have shown a decided disposition to raise their pret. nsions, and fine corn could hardly L•e tonight on as 1 . 3.1 terms either on Wednes day or Friday us in the beginning of the wok. The few purcels of English beans brought forward hale been easily placed at the full currency of lilonday last ; and Egyptian., on the spot, as well as cargoes to arrive, have been hclil s• ey firmly. There has not been much doing in peas; still this artiel.e has felt the influence of the advance in the value of other feeding stuffs, and the tendency of prices has been up. wards. ..__„ Parties havit4; limiting cargoes of Indian cora to oliLr have,dernanded enhanced terms. From Oalate there have been no arri%als off the coast this we,k, hut several carve, have come forward from French and Portuguese ports. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. By the most recent advice. from the Baltic we learn that though supplies had rather inerea4A, seller. of Wheat had remained very firm, and that the tendency of prices had I.(lntinned upward.. Our I/metric litters are of the 19th inst. Upward.. of 1,:i00 lasts of wheat had, it appeay., been received there since the precious port day; notwithstanding which, an advance of Is. per qr. had been pretty generally c.tablished. Floc mixed bug wheat, secighin4 62Ihis. to 631bs. per bushel, had realised 4IM. 9,1.; high mis,d, of the same weight, 41.: 9d. per qr. free un board, and other descriptions pro portionate rate.. For a parcel of 60 lasts, extra tine, equal to 4d.. per qr., bad been asked, and 435. per qr. had bens off e red in Tydn. 1;e...e1s were becoming scarce, and the few which had arrived had been chartered at 3.. for Loudon, :h. 9d. for Perth, 9a. 94. to 2, 11,1. to ports on the east coast of England, and 4..2d. to the wed coast. From liouipberg we have also advice. dated 19th inst.; from n Wei it appear. that the Wheat trade had remained very firm, and that sonic further advance hail taken place in prices of .prinz iorn. Barley was then quoted 174. to IS.. and feed oat., ut 371bs. weight, lls. 6d. per qr. tree on board. . . At Stettin, on the 29th May, wheat wt.+ in good request, and its value had aince that day track crept up about 1,. per qr. ; red Stettin, of 6011 w. to tillea. weight, being then worth 34i. 6.1. to Ma. • and tine Pomeraman and ticker. mark, GOlba. to 611M., rk. to 375. 6,1. per qr. free on board. Barley and outs had continued in lively request, and the autphe. of these ..nirles haeine. been small, full terms had been reolised--say 19e. to Vs. for the former, and to I,la. 6d. per qr. for the latter. From Rostock we learn th.it the weather bad for some time prt violas been too wet to allow of the completion of spring sawing, mid Sore had been entertained as to the effect of so much wet on the wheat crop. This, and the firm tone of the English letters, had imparted a good deal of activity to bueiness in grain, and the turn had been rather in favour of the seller. Wheat, weighing 1321b5., was then quoted 375.; barley, of 521b5., 19s. to 20s. per qr., free on board. _ _ At Hamburg, on Tuesday, a moderate business was done in Wheat, and a further advance in prices was established. For light .591 b. to bOib. Mecklenburg, on the 'pet, (goal to 3fa. 9d. to 37.. per qr. free on board was paid ; 6016. to 611 b. Seale brought 17s. &I.; Marks weighiu.; 611 b., 385.; and heavy qualities, of 6216. weight, were held at 40e. to 41s. per qr. free on board. The offers from outports had not been numerous; for a cargo to be shipped from Pomerania in July, 365. Od. per cargo free on bawd had teen paid, weight 621 b, per bushel; and corresponding rates had been obtained for shipments from other quarten. The demand ' for Bailey had rather slackened, but full terms had been asked by s Item The high prices demanred for 0.1t3 bad checked business in that article, and the extreme prices of the preceding post-day had scarcely bean obtainable. 111 the Dutch markets the inquiry for oats seems also to hare fallen off, purchaser. having been deterred from fol lowing up their operations in consequence of the high pre teniiiiins of sellers. From France we learn that a lively demand had been esp.rienced for wheat and flour, and that prices oil both articl•.s had advanced at several of the leading, in ,rkets. At Paris, on Thursday, flour was (mite' I franc per sack higher than on that day se'nniAt ; and' at several of the shipping ports on the coast the rise bad, it appears, been greeter. The upward movement was founded principally on the belief that the enormous ship anent% to Great Britain had so ',reduced the stocks on hand as to render it questionable whether they wonld hold' out to harvest time. The appearance of the erni lon the ground, which was not generall)• considered (assurable,' had also had some influence, and the rather firm tout of tke English advises had further increased the confidence of hot ,ker. From the Mediterranean we hate nothing of much in terest to communicate. Marseilles letters, of the 19th inst., state that the demand for wheat had increased, mid Gut Barletta, which had the week before been offered at .;::e e . was then worth 31s. Gd. per qr. tree on board. The trim of dour had also tended upwards. W INTELLIGENCE. IHIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Scrota I. nOLIOTD. I N at Tlioxreow. This was the last cxaMTMstion meeting in the case of Henry Edward 'fhomp-ca, deserib. di as an India-rubber' bath maonfacturer, of (Amer-acre. The balance-sheet, pre pared by Mr. Pettis, of Ilisinghall-street, extended from the 1. , t of June, 1519, to the 26th February last, and dis clo-ed the following state of affairs :—To unsecured cre ditor., creditors, holding security, 700/. profit., 1,11" 1.: liabilities, 16/. ; deficiency at the comment ....meat of the account, 1,07u1.: by good debtors, '281.; doubtful ditto, 1321.; bad ditto. 74 . /.; property held u security, 7001.; ditto given up to the assignees, 2441. ; losses, t29r. ; r:nt, rates, taxes, iosur.ince and repairs, 5011.; law costs, Si)!.; interest, W. ;annuities, 1111.; medical, 841.; domestic expensee, 907/. Mr. Linklater supported the bankrupt. Mr. Turner appeared for the a... Maces, and nue•tloced the bankrupt as to a sum of 170/., which had been received by hint, and not ee-y clearly accounted for in his boolis, admitted that he had forced sales a few months before his bankruptcy, but they were principally second hand goods, and were all sold at a profit on the original purchase. In August IS4O, good, had been 'old :,t Fosters which produced 171)1. This was not entered in his books. Ile had not kept any regular stock account, but his cash-account was to he relied on. The deficiency with which he commenced, in January, 1519, wax estimated ; he did net then know he was insolvent. The books showed the dispisal of the 1701. derived from the sale of goods at Foster's rooms. lie was certain he had not pledged any goods, nor sent any away, exe.rpt those to the sale-rooms ; those were second-hand articles, made up for the wile-rooms, which went off well there. The bankrupt passed. ARRI....T OF .111,4CONDING DEBTORS.—A bill has been printed by order of the House of Lords, brought forward by the Earl of Ilarrowby, to facilitate the more speedy arrest of absconding debtors. It is prorosed to give: authority to the commis of bankruptcy and judo, of. county courts to issue warrants tOr the arrest of absconding debtors. The writ. of ...tidos from the supetiur court• are to issue thereupon. The warrant is to lie auxiliary to such writ Of capiai, and person- so arrested may apply to njudire of one of the superior courts to be discharged. On the pay ment of the debtand costs the party arrested to be diss charred. In lase it should appear to the satisfaction en a jury in any action brought fur false imprisonment mulo a warrant authorised to be issued, that such imprisonment was uialicious, or that there was no probable eau, of ac tion, then the warrant and the writ of capita issued thereon shall. in either of such case'., be nu ground of justification to. the person at whose snit the same shalt have been ism, .1. l'ertain fees are to he payable, but none in the Court of Bankruptcy. Some forms to be used are given in a selnstulc to the bill. SINGULAR CENsUA lIETURN.—One of the eon...a but:try cuuntemturs (who, in common with all others ni .42 whom, shoulders the tusk of tilling the renews has been Ini 1, complsing that they are hardly worked and badly paid) was much ample(' the other day by the return whiAt u I ery eccentric and proverbially social inhabitant or the sili.,gc of Whitehouse, in o and a half miles from Belfast, had under the column '• Deaf and Dumb." The household of the statist consists merely of his w ife and himself, and! their differences of opinion upon matters Si domestic eco nomy are locally celebrated. The return (in the handwrit ing of the head of the house) was this:—Husband, out. deaf—wish to the Lord he was. Wilt, not dumb—n isi ditto, ditto.—Belfiut News /.ether. THE WEA'rIIER .IND CROPS IN TIIE NORTH.- During the past week the weather has been all that COI: Id Ik desired, alternate sunshine and shower with general warmth being the prevailing characteristics. The country around the city has assumed a beautiful summer appear ance, and the brain's seem strong and healthy. We ob.erve from the agricultural reports throughout the country woe- I rally, that the progress of the crops is must satisfacte.y at 1 the season.—Aorth British Mail. siSACRE 1)1 FRENC:I SEAMEN lIV Private letters have been received in Paris front the cor vette Alcmene, commanded by Captain d'ilareourt, which mention an incident of a horrible kind. It appears that about the end of November last the Alcmene reached the boy of lialatle, one of the ports of New Caledonia, in thu Pacific. Ou the 2eth an armed boat, under the orders of Second Lieutenant Divers:eine, was sent to find a patsage for the corvette ou the we-tern side of New Caledonia. boat, that wan to be absent only eight Jaya, had not returned on the 10th, and ecrious apprehensions hegan to be entertained on board the corvette. On the 11th, the barge. under the orders of First Lieutenant run. thier, reached Boulahio, to look after the boat, and the crew soon learned that the tribes of Menema and Bel t: p, the most savage amongst the savage, had massacred the crew of M. Deveresine'e boat, and that three seamen only hut eseaped death. This was the more strange, us the yount officer and his men had been perfectly well received at first by the natives of Hienguebune, and it was only at the moment they were preparing to return to the corvette that, all of a sudden, and at a signal from one of tl:c natives, they were fallen on and mannered, without having a moment to make use of their arms. Three men attempted to escape by throwing themselves iuto the sea. They were, however, dragged back, and, naked and bleeding from many wounds, they were forced to remain on the spot while the bodies of their comrades were devoured by the savages. Fur nine day. they lived with them, and to all appearance were reserved for the same fate, when, at the last moment, the barge pro videntially approached Hienguebune, but still kept at some distance from the shore. The only person that landed was apriest, one of the members of the mission in these islands, who courageously advanced into the midi of the savages, and assuming a bold attitude threatened them with destruction if the surviving seamen we n not instantly regored. The cannibals, finding the boat's crew preparing their arms, gave up their captives. On the Pith the Aleencue quitted BaLade, the men burning with desire to take ven geance on the savages. On the 17th tho whole of the huts at Tulao were razed to the ground, the plantaCons des troyed, the canoes of the natives raptured, and 20 of the tribe shot. At Ilientruebune and Paula the huts and plan tations were Lilo destroyed. On the 2nd of January the Alcmene quitted New Caledonia.—Mornine Paper. BECRINGILAMvIIIitE RAILWAY.—Thc new line of this company, which completes the run from the Easton square station to Oxford, was opened for traffic on the 20th instant, and was formally inaugurated yesterday. A special train, containing sonic of the directors of the London and North Western, and of the Buckinghamihne companies, left Euston-square station at a quarter before twelve o'clock, and arrived at Oxford a few minutes after two, having tra velled (making allowance for stoppages) at the rate of 40 miles an hour. At 3 o'clock about 300 gentlemen and ladies sat down to a cold collation at the Star lintel, the company being presided over by Sir Harry Veruey, M.P., the chair man of the Buckinghamshire Company; and who among other toasts, proposed " The Chancellor, Vice-Chan cellor, Masters, and Scholars of the University of Oxford," 'and expressed hi, hope that the additional opportunities afforded by the opening of the new lino to visiters from the metropolis and all part•of the kingdom to Oxford would be duly appreciated Ind taken advantage of, especially at this time, when there was such an influx of foreign visitors to our shores ; for no foreigner, however great might be his gratification at seeing the metropolis and the store of won ders which the Great Exhibition of Industry presented to his view, could think that he had seen England until he had seen her famous universities. (Cheers.) 'f he proves of Oriel College (Dr. Hawkins) returned thanks. The Master of Pembroke College (Dr. Jetta() afterwards gave I " The Directors of the London and North Western and Buckinghamshire itailway — Compan7e;;lid Prosperity to the Buckinghamshire Railways." Several other toasts having been drunk and acknowledged, the company separated. BELFAST AND BALI.TMENA RAILWAY.—The report of the directors to be submitted at the half-yearly general meeting of shareholders, on the 27th inst., has been printed. The receipts for the half year are 15,5181. 14.. 10d., the working expenses 7,546/. 13, I Id., and the payment of in terest 3,131/. 17s. 21., leaving a balance of 4,870/. 3s. 94 , out of which it is proposed to add 1,1961. 3s. 9d. to the reserved fund. There is an increase of receipts of 1,9121. 17s. over the corresponding period of List year, whilst the working expense , have increased only by 2741. 15e. 4d. In the locornatiee deportm e nt th , .re has been a decreaselif_sl9l. 4d. A dividend of Ids. per share is BAIL WA YS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. A downward tendency manifested lis:lf in the share market yesterday afternoon, which has con tinued uninterrupted to-day, so that the range of prices is now generally lower. The market has been very sensitive tor some time p ast, and, Friday being account day, the " bears" of course do their best to keep down prices. For this purpose, the absence of the expected rush of the shilling visitors to the Exhibition is sedulously held up, and rumours of further embarrassments among the cotton speculators at Liverpool are revived. The decline today is most marked in some of the larger stocks, including Great Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, South Eastcrns, London and North Westerns, Midlands, and York and North Midlands. manic: Asp $l - 11'11i9 UNCIUMIANTEED. ra., RAILWAYS. nHARIOS ANL; 1111.1111111 VNOIIIIANTEKII. lan.wAn. Cksing Yesterday. ktleo to-day up to 1 dolosk. ,lArobseg., Non:na.. Rasta 124 13 I and Y..: Jur.ctioo . 4 di ii 16494.170... Stout Valley 101 104 ar.l Lxeter 77 79 . . 134 132 !Clirs•cr es Itotyheed 2O: 21, • NaN.n 0-4 Belfast Jana SO la di. IVAA A9 4 (1.44 (C 27 L. It E add L. k 1.1) 47 Du. fen t IL) lla , Ildidern ("waded 6/ 7 Rouen Unioa, tlase A (Wu 211.) 1/ 61 W. elm., sad e dlth I 4( dt, • Sri Lane,hirw l4 121 W. New 4 awes • EdlabatO, eni eiltepaw I Eallnburen, Pertlhlkaulee, le.,Keeter 0••' SI it ,ii,ifarsoath .. a -ot Northrrn 1111 13 Lg. 1 shart.,A,Doknool 6 61 Do. 1 dart.,l2,6pore. 114 If Cittlouth. and Wua.(12,41 40 II i rreat Wodzra ... .. 631 $4 126•04 6. 1; 7 .1;16;211W .. .. 14 :; I Llo. Ttessla . . II pea Lamohlro ond . Iforkoldro, $7 371 14,. 1 +hares ... ... ... 101 111 di!. D0.1'141111 ... .. ... 74 7 „ i Do. tarot laidiaitraira 0 l 31 „, Lied@ sad Think 111 l Ile I Looks rad 612eicw . all .. 6 1 , 6 1 D0:166122y katima. Seel 6 IFe loa.,Ertgbt.n,& b. CAMP. IS 97 la.odoo it North..Weolondl23l 121 Do. do., New 4 &aro . ' tii 4 pm Do. 1 0 11cha I 4 4A D0.Cd011.,32 . ..aaa 6.Ai2. , 21 I; se Ledo. 32 South-Wooten' 84 113 D 0.., .6.0 ... ... .. 01 71 dlo Do.. 610 ... 7 6 dl. yon2l2.,l3ox.,andllaloold 3; 31 do 11td,ra.,5het,01.62c0!0.14.i 14 31 Po. N . ....* Lind. i*nto•C 3 2' dls ... 56 3fii ~ la! 131 dlo 31 . n '•1;•,;: - ,0 L ollandOreatWencru(L )1 New - owlet Newport, Abenyan. nay, No Si 114 $4 i its $1 24 13 12 dts 3 21 d. 12f 12 4) 2rii i 1 el l i 13f i 33 1 tni i 11.11 2; 131 3741 mils 1 f 3 i 9f 3 301 31 341 li 411 9 19 551 65i Of A 0: 10 21 4 3 i 2fii 2O lit 24 Do. New Cir... Narthrrn Counties * Esioni Newry and Enniskillen ...I North Briii.h .. tias die North Western North &South Wee.Janc.l Oxford, Wore., k VCAVeT. Scottish Central anon. k Birm., Cloy A Llo. Ushoo i i dim 31 $I dim 41 4 dia 2 2 did 17 . IS 124 94 .etts ;di, 19_ It brew -nary and Chutes To ur. W. M n.) I entnieliTre thal youth i South Wales and Dunfermline &edam and Hartlepool.. , Taw Va:e Fmiensiaa 17KT.;;fii;;ti; ii . :4 - 6.;;;;;Ai Dade. ite;;;;; ...I D0.0.N.E. rurehafte_ York owl North Mirllaad LINES LEASED AT El Birks& lbws. Eat. Sporl Q. (teasestoGtWeateral ellledulypi,orwithguar. ante, (lea.. to Gt. West. Ditto without a guarantee (le..ised to GreatWesdern &rm., %Vols., rod Dailey rwithgurr. (leased to GreatWertrra Ditto without r guarantee (Mined to LreatWratern Boekinghsiortilre Mosel to London: N.Wertern (13ideslals J (hared to 1'41:4,101.n East Liarrilwih.guar 6p.D. I. wed to tit. Northern) Gloomier t Dean Vomit (neared to GreatWesterni ToekoiNStitl: I 11 1. 1 share* Do. 1.611 , 01 ditto) . !aeds.t BewiturA Midisnit! I roodo• (lewd to So,. tit Ercterol Ditto Preference (ditto,' Lowestoft Guar.4perCest. / (leased to No-N;(0 I Itortliertif.rienn 5 prrct 54 NI 4 spa (lewd to ___ _ Data ditto Nor .. . PrercelkWyre (ken Loa , AN.Waset.am.kgskj 41 44 Ditto 1 Mute (Ai (ditto) l 9 pm Keel., and Rcigate' (leased to Moult WWI 21 211 lepton and Iliteddn (teas to Groat Northrrn Do. Shapreth Eatrit.(ditto. 1 I pa Snub StafrordSire Owned to Yr. Welton 3l 3 dis Wont WIS, 6 p. C 7 2, PI Oast to noxatonalAtr 24 241 Write Lineraet, &Womb I (tweed to Uri. Western. 13 431 PREFER - EN — CV SWARM Aberdeen-. r 4 o ldie z d Cal,kinian £lO Cheater and floiyhrad 16 16 [Dundee, Perk, and Abr. dean Junown 1 as •E,eatAnglian(Sl.lo,)Sp.C4. 24 lie Eastern Canals Es se. 5 par Ct No. I t 4pm Ditto do. No. 2i din 1 pm De. "fawn per Cent. 9took 11 Ili p. IA 161 'Edinburgh, Forth, and Dundee, 31 mir Sint gln par Great Nor hems per Oat l i . 131 Gt.StneWoitrn(l) i IPa ,Lancaabirellaorka. tit Ditto 6 pct Cent. Mork Undst,ltriplat.,t geoid, Pret.speret.Stock.lll3l, front 501..1mm, . p0rCt..,125 . . , Ditto New ;roar. a per CLIU IS LandslaßthWortara Neel gm Maa.Steff.kLtso. 1441.1401 II 1$ Do. New gle 111 12 Do. g 4 I 3 pm 1344 'Norfolk Extension - ia -.I 1 17! Do. 51 ler ant. Goat. 4 North Cr.tigt _ 4 Oz lord, orcter, Wolytr., W gi5.4 pee Cant i Ipa ihrewsburylkßlrain.Now Guarantee! Minas& Okestee,Noc.W. Min.) per Cent-. 13 Ibi louth Devon U n York, Nostostle,t Brew., Ot.Nottli or Eng.purok. 161 1 4 1 Dab Ditto TorkliN.NUl.lLS9.7Sraii 11 1 cu. FOREIGN Rt 10 20 %damn aatt Makes . 20 20 Central Frame (Versos) 20 8 Math &Leal* IP 14 Ere Indian S Onat Indian Paggsgmla.. I h i Do. 20 10 Do. Mo, 25 Muia Meads 10) Ti Do. do. Now 28 20 lemur men 20 12 Noreen of Frames. 20 8 Faris gad Horde= .. 20 20 Pais awl Orbs 0 20 rare gad Rama 20 10 Pada sad lersalearg 20 M 3 ileum aM Rama 20 20 , %mem and tees . 15 lima od Nantes to I $1 Welt Iftedsrs... .11. WAYS. 9f 94 17 171 31 3 a dis i" FA 4 1 7 11 3 3 n 41 7 14 14 4 41 Ws s 4 24 341 31 Ala 5i :I 3 9 /II 8 it 2 s: it: 1 FLAX CCLTIML.—A gentleman farmer in Hants, named Tien= is about to cultivate flax most extensively in the neighbon;hood of Soutleimpton. Al 'st a thousand acres of Lind will sLortly_be devoted to thi. pirpose. THE FOUNDLINO HOSPI fAL is open to the inspec tion of strangers and tho nubile gen , rally every Monday from ten to four o'clock. No orders for admisdon are m ammy, nor are the staves* permitted to receive few. 26 19 2 1 tits 41 41 111 91 91 10 7 111 dls 1 15 Ms di, dis 1 2 II 4 4i Ais • dus 13 •1* 4 1 pm 28e 3911 37 28 ei ti Pm 7 8 pin I7J 17j 41 41 S 2 13 1 4 Pro 101 :014 SO ll{ 12 116 99 100 111 II 414 241 t 5 IS is I so vs sit 'sl in, a. la a. II , SO SO I 43 23 , Ss IS I Is u,l SI , 93 61: 6 St SO I 124 I. Is at. 12s Si 'IO6F ' MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.oar. The English stock market has rather fallen back to-day, notwithstanding the support afforded by a renewal of the purchases on account of the Sink ing Fund. l'arties who regard the improved rates which arc now obtainable for money will doubtless look upon the recent rise of nearly per cent. as affording a favourable opportunity for selling, whilst there is in some quarters a strong dispo,ition to be sceptical as to any further advance, or even as to the market maintaining itself at the high rates current. Ou the other hand the favour able prospects now opened up for business, and the quicur aspect of continental affairs, added to an ex ptvtation that the returns of the commerce of the kingdom will continue to be characterised by satis factory features, tu-e relied upon as sources of con iidence. Consols opened precisely the same as they left off yesterday afternoon, at 973 to 98, both for money :mil account, and have since declined to 971 to I for cash. and 973 for the 10th of June, which is their present quotation. The Reduced Threes continue to be the stock in which the investments on public account arc effected. The official statement of the day's business is:—Three per Cent. Consols, 98, 97; • ditto for account, 98, 97:. Three per Cents. Reduce d, 97.1, 1 97; Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 98E, }. New Five per Cent. Annuities, 122; Long Annuities, 1860, 7 5-19. ditto 30 years, 1859, 7 1-16; ditto 30 vears, 1864, 7 9-16. Bank Stock. 2101, 211. 'the untainted securities continue depressed, and prices have further reeLded. Busiociss has been con cluded in Exchequer Bills. 1,000!., at 40.. and 42q. prem. ; ditto sung, 425.; ditto Advertised, 10s. and :;7.. India Bonds, 1,0001., dls. prem. ; ditto, under 1,0001., 495. and 50s. - . . The foreign emit market is generally firm, though little disputation is evinced to operate in any parti cular description. Brazilian, Buenos Ayrean, and Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are better, and Spanish maintain late quotations. Trans actions are reported as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents. for account 30th of May, 00, 89 ; ditto New, 1829, and '39, tiS; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 681; Chilian Six per Cents., 1034; Equador Bonds, 3 ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 36c 34 e. ; Exchange, 251. ; Peruvian De. fenrd, 38, 1; Damian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 t ; Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account. ; ditto Passive, 51 0; ditto Three per Cents., 40. The traffic receipts on the London and Brighton Railway for the week ending the 24th of May, as just made known, present an increase of 3,7591. over those of the Corl'egimitlin4 week of last year, being 13,8761., against 12,1171. in 1850. This is equal to £91.63 per mile, against only £70.75. lust year. This great expansion of the traffic is mainly owing to the Epsom rates, but the corresponding week of 18:.0 was not without a similar exceptional influence. its it included the Whitsun holiday truffle. The total receipts of the half-year to this date are 186,0321.. against 'Wall!. last year, showing an inorease of 20,7914 In reference to the caution moneys of the Bordeaux and Cette and Lyons and Avignon Railways the ,roorsoi des Chewins do ter strongly supports the claims of the English subscribers, though it maker some just remarks on the very strong lampiage of the resolutions. The Z.4171(11 observes that the memorialists arc in error in supposing that the caution moneys have been dithittively invested in I the Lyons Railway, for they still figure on the list of the floating debt, and are quite at the disposal of the National Assembly. At Antwerp on Saturday business was extremely I quiet, and the prices of the various funds underwent no change:—Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents. I were quoted LOS ; ditto Fourund-a-lialf per Cents., 1 91 f ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1848. 97 to 98. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 741, to 1. Spanish Ardoin, 134 to 7-16 r • ditto, Inland Three per Cents., 33 13-16. Brazilian Bonds, 1824, 911. Sardinian Five per Cents., 34f. Roman Five per Cents., 73 to 1. Friday's dates from Amsterdam report more firm ness in the stock market. Prices are quoted as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 371 to 11-16 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 581, 3-16. Spanish Ardoin, 15 3-16, t ; ditto, Inland, Three per Cent., 341, 13-16 ; ditto, Passives, 6 1-16. l'ortuguese Four per Cents., 321, 4. OW Russian Bonds, 1031 ; ditto, Four per Cent. 871 ; ditto, (Stieglitz), 87. Austrian Five per Cent. Nletallics, 711, I; ditto, New, 771, 4 ; ditto, Two-and-a-lialf l per Cent., 381. Russian Four-and-a-Hall per Cent., 981, 97. Brazilian Bonds, 90'. .lexictui,:t2 9-18 4. Peruvian Five per Cents., 781: At Frankfort the closing quotations of Friday's Bourse are as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 741, 4 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 4; ditto Four per Cents., 581, ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 391. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (Sticglitz), 861. Spanish Inland Three per Cent., 34 11-16. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per' Cents., 371, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 851. Sardinian Five per Cents., 791, 1. Tuscan Five per Cents., 1481, 89. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cont. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•)is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation : razor ter Cent. Ocniralisanrine pin 99 ytatdper otzt.l7 I 2.) Three. per Cent. Induced 97/ 3 1 II „ New Three.end-a-Quarter per Cents.— 9 1 1 J et 3 6 1/ livdt -Welt Idly 74 ;Re ann. pm ann.) 210 er 3 11 S IPdLI Stoek VP , . WS Per aunt. per an.) 230 ~ 1 0 94 tact,aquer BMA (Int. 14d. per dal) 42*. TIC. „ 2 4 4 unat Viaelara. SlOO an. (dm. at ns rand 4 pot ant per ann.) . Lancanbtre and Tannin:a .£lOO Stock• jetty. at the— rate at rp - ii scot. per ana.) lormeal sad Meet! Wolters* Stock (die. al the rateilil 4 per et. par inn.) 25 99 4 14 11 Wader' and Korth Notera•hooolt (die. at the rate et 34 per cent. per man.). 124 o 4 4 ili Ilidliapis Suck (div. at the rata of 24 per uno. per aazi.) South Eaatorn• Stork !Italf-yearly dist deod les. per 30/. share, equal to 31. So ad. per rent. per ann.) 'rho last quotations of exchange on London at foreign places are as follows : l'revieu* Latest Quotation". Quotations. Amsterdam, short llll.BO 11tH. 80 Ditto, 3 months llfl. 721 11fl. 75 Antwerp, short 26.071 24.075 Amphurg, 1 month Burout Bremen, 2 months Berlin, 3 months Cephalonia 6ll 511 Constantinople, 3 mos ll2l 1121 Frankfort, short Florence, 3 months Galats 944 95 92 4 Gibraltar frl7i Char= Hamburg, short l3m. 41 13m. 4 Ditto, 3 months l3m. 3 13m. 3 Kingston, Jam., 30 days 1 per et. pm. p. ct. die. Ditto, 90days par 1 per et. die. La Guars 0 650 Leghorn, 3 mos ... 291. 7.9 29 I. 70 Lcipsiz, 3 months. 6.191 C. 20 Madrid Milan, 3 months New York, GO days New Orleans lO9l 101 1101 Naples 670 671 Odessa, 3 month!' Paris, short Ditto, 3 months 24f. 83 24f. St Porto Cabello 630 660 Palermo, 3 months Philadelphia Riga, 3 maths Stockholm, short Ditto, PI days Smyrna Trieste Vienna ' • • 12.27 12. 34 ' Veal al 291.13 291.12 Zang* The lad salvias ken Sydney mention that the first solo of sow, molted in the colony from solo- ,:~w. 1741 $1 51 nial ore was advertised to take place immediately. There had been sales of copp er h i Sydney previously, but these were stated to consist of SoLth Aus tralian and New Zealand produce. 'floe solo may consequently be looked upon ad ono of considerable importance as the first of a series ; indeed, many persons in the colony express a belief that tefore many months are over there will be monthly sales of copper in Sydney, as there are now of wool and tallow. The copper us question, which is stated to be very pure, the smelt ing having been scientifically performed, i s f rom a , mine near - Bathurst, known as Ciasson's Mine. The ore is represented to be rich mid plentiful, and largo quantities are being " grassed " every week. Tho smelting being done at the works, a heavy expellee in cartage is saved. The cost of conveying ores from distant parts of the colony is so high, that it quite prevents the poorer descriptions of ores from being brought down to Sydney : but if the practice of smelting with wood at the mines can be extensively ialtried out, there arc many places in which mines eau be profitably worked which, are now looked upon as perfectly tuns numerative. The exportation of copper front Australia, which already forms a most important and increasing branch of business, may thus be oven more rapidly Lug- From New York. under date the I.lth inst., -ve nrc advised in reference to metals that in iron there is no variation or nudes to report in any description. Leads Sales of 1,000 pigs of soft Galena arc quoted at 4 dots. I.M. cash, and four mouths, adding uttercet ; 50 tons Spanish, 4 Bois. 62 le. cash; 80 ditto, I deb. 05e., tint: , and ititccest ; and 72, on terms not made public. Copper: New sheathing and yellow metal arc in good demand at 21 and Mk at six months. 2,1001b5. old copper brought 19 cents. cad:. ENULIBII FUNDS. —Trim DA , . Bank Monk, 211 12 1.444 AulLiptir , 3 For CL iteduool. ...01*. 9. g 1 Goupol. for 4 1.4)RE1G. 4/ rer et. 11.140.. n. 91 3 6 per 4%. hrasolisn.s6 Do. Nor, t:6 6 per O. Hump. Are., 67 per !,%. eNDan, MAY 1.0.4 Ado to Lk r VCINDA. prr It Mexican. 34 . . 4* torlt ilerwrion. 3t Ditto Prrerroi. 33 3 p et. Portoloto4S. OS 3p r It Neon. 11113_ -- ,-.-.___ .._ _ 3 per r: thh.,.., iii , "rci7mu --- ioili 1 per V. Ittukah. CI C A 1,..r e.- ,pan. a..1e;...A. :01 4 31 pert; lowan. O*: I 3 per et. 9,,intn,. 4., i 4 per Ct. Dutch, Say 00k ho. 19 . 4 .e. A;+;1 IkusJor, 34 4 21 t. , ..r 1,1. Vows+. la, U 71 4 I par C. Giansets. IC) 1:4 ho. &Moroi. I 2 EXCILANOES AND STOCKS ABROAD. 1 One Money. 1 Ipeinupllll, 4 oe n t.i l 1 0we.1.1 Clans& I ---. :A In ; 3.1 VO In I SG 13 An 3 . PI 5 I ... 90 33 1, 15043130 13 , 94 . l 4 ... . I ::... ... PAWS, MAT 26. per Orate. 3 pert enbi 5 per Cents. New 4 lAa per omits. l 1.1 4i per tk4we. Exchange ma Londos: at 'heat. 32 2i; dugs, 34 65. Belgian, 2, 1814 18.2 Roman Loan, la7o .. Ito. 41 Do. 2i Piedmont Sp /10 50 .. Ba.s2 shyers . BVSII „. PARIS. May 26. Venailles (right hank), 270; ditto (Leh bank), 205; Paris and thitano, 152 , Maraeullee slid Avignon 215; Sii.obourg sad gale. .Co; Centro. Pa 79; Bertha's, 414 7.6-; Part. , aid Stra.nnag, 381 25; Tours bud Santa% al 25; Illoalmeatt and Tmyes, 96 73. MAY 21—Three per Cents., 3r.:: after Bu% NI cash, 344 paper. Four pl.r Cents., 1t; cash. Five per Cent,,., 161 ; after Bolsa, I 6: cash. Coupons, ; alter Bohm, 8 1 cash, 81 paper. L'assivea. f. ; utter Bobo, 6 21.32 each, and paper. Bank of St. k Lrilinaud, 103. Ezchankie on London, 40.70. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—TIIIB DAY. S , *(l.tli.- —The public salts are going off v,ry hca,ily ; decline of Cl. has hc•it sulonitkd to with, ut stimulating buyers, and importers arc buy:ng in free . ). The rained market is also dull ; the quotations for grocery lumps re main at 184. to 505., but is very difficult to mute sacks, par ticularly the lower qualities. currra . ..---6ou bags gond ordinary native Ceylon were bought in at 395. Gd. ; the plantation kind 'old at a slia,k; lower prices. Costa Rim bought in at 43,.. ,o 50s. TR.\ remains dull, without alteration in prices; common Congou, 114 d. to I I !d. per lb. S. - •1.11•K rim.-8441 begs were offered, a part only sold, refraction 5, 275. Pi 51 EN rii.-150 hoes sold in public side, 4 to 4 per lb. Ito* continues dull. market is inantive, but ratht.r more firm. In other articles no alteration. Markets generally luttro opened with great De‘tvineis. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS LAY. The market is firm to-day at 375. Gil. for Ist Y. C. Tailow on the spot, and 3as. dd. fur delivery in October to Deem bor. A fcw contraets still remain unfulff.led, which is the only cause of the advance. The present mice of the mkt het is us follows WA. W.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 375. (Al. buyers; last thy, o months, 38s. dd. SMITIIFIEJ.D HAY NIAIIKET.--TlllB DAY. Messrs. Coop( r and Davis report trade 1,, avy for Meadow Hay. Clover in good demand. l'rine• Hay, 72% to 80a. ; inferior ditto, 5.14. to 64, ; s:m, to litaa ; Clover, 725. to 87s. lid. ; second cud, 755. to ; Straw. 9d.. to 20s. RAILWAY Sll /1F: /LANCE TS. LIVERPOOL, MAT re btu, been more fintun wi in the market to-day, well a neillecee dthe at :he gout:alone, Aberdeen, 12(-Caledonian, 14- L-wt Lthowbire, 152 1-I..nenriette and Yorkshire, 57-lento Ibith Abate.). 7 3.16 a-Liverpool, ero-bv, and Southport, 1 d.-Lantho and North Weiler,, 124 33 3 -Onto (new shared), 7 p.-alanclaenter, tibettleld, nod Lineulo, 26 -Midland, 54, - thtio O Ahern). It d.- Railway and Canal (pot guar. 5 per cent.), Ili-numb Liviern and Myer. 24 -.York and Noon Midiand. ^JI-Ditto lorefelenrel, 11 11.-1). !O lin end liel'ut Ind•lirro and Wortern, MANCH MIMI, MAY ZO. --At the opening of the market price, were r anode higher than un Saturday, but they suthiquently canned, And lover prig„ went , tobtoittotl to tat the et.ie. f,de. 56, 1 , 57; Foal LnlV,lkiro, I. 9-16; ebeffletni, .'O, 29;; Leiden% 241, I ; York and North Midland, 231. There ar.ts a Stir amount of thane.. .... BitliTOL, MAY 26.—The shoe market to-dt y Was in. .etlyr, prinenel.i (Armor u, the Minato. a holden: who are inclined to rest et pti , eet crtiotation9. In I cal stock, WPM; deek shop.* were d' nc at 9, 1 en .Inc and thf.on aan James at 2.3. LEens, MAY 26.—We have had on improvement !it the shore market this =online, though the h1.1.1112C114 41060 has botu chiefly in local et likr. the clos,og prices or u Web wen s folhwe Rut Larnoehiros, Ler& and Thi rake, IthetHerl, Rother ham. end (Mole. rOg (IN I at. mid): Snf. Mond. tSi din. HIRMINOIIIO4, MAY 26.—Thin market woo firmer to illy, all therm experiencing en actrenne in price. Leedom end Nerila Wagtails were duns at 114. • • SHIPB1311.DIN(1 AT B t:KENTIK.A.D. —COnrarrrtr N its the general progress of liirkcnbavl, and as an indieetion its maturing prosperity, we may notice the shipbuilding operations at present going forward on the other aide the Mersey. The yard of Mr. John Laird, at the north end, is full of activity, there le ing no fewer thou nine iron 'ram's, of large and small dimensions, in course of construction. A paddle steamer for the Russian government, of ahwt 400 tons, will be ready for launching in about three weeks. Her length is about VA feet, by 23 feet beam, and depth 11 ft-et. She is to be fitted by Messrs. Forrester and CO. with two engines, of 80-horse power each, on the oscillat ing principle. She is made so as to steer both way., n.Act will carry eight guns. We believe she will be wasl as a tug, only to be turned to more active service as occasion may require. Another versed, 150 feet by 23 feet, end 11 feet 3 inches deep, i. intended for a cargo and pas enger steamer in South Australa. Two other steamers, 120 feet by 2A feet, are designed for river service in Turkey. A small screw-steamer, 65 feet by 12 feet, is also in course of con struction for one of the large canals in this country. The other vessels in progress in Mr. Laird's yard are a yacht of 15 tons, a schooner of 75 ton., and a barge and landing boat for South America. In Mr. Wilson's yard, in the opposite direction, a large steam-frigate, of 1,200 tons, is bear built for the Brazilian government. It is expected to be launched in July.—Liverpool Albion. AO:7001Sn FROM TUG FRENCH AGRICCI,T7RAL DIPTRICTO mention a rile in the price of wheat in almost all the markets, but especially in the northern departments, where the cold weather has been most severely felt. In Paris there has been no great rise, in consequence of the immense quantity of flour stored in the capital, and in the depots of La Villetteand Batignolles. The best sorts, how ever, era readily disposed of at from 43fr. to 4Gfr. The Minister of War proposed to receive tenders this week for the delivery of 30,000 quintals of wheat. 1,000 quintals only were adjudicated at from lBfr. 80c. to 19fr.25c. the quintal; the other tenders, being above the maximum fixed by the minister, were rejected. The cattle fairs in the dorairtmente are described aa exiellent for the graziers. At Montrevault in the Maine-et-Loire, there were 800 fat oxen disposed of at the rate of 4id. the lb. weight. Raw silk oontinues to decline in price at Lyons and St. Etienne, although it is feared that the silk crop will he deficient, in consequence of the mulberry leaves having been injured by the late cold weather, and that there will not be sufficient food for the silkworms. There has been more business transacted at the wine market of Bercy this week than for some weeks pre viously, but without any rise in price. Letters from Nor mandy state that the apple-trees present a most blooming appearance and that there is every prospect elan abundant_ asp of oid;r.—lliorninispoper. , • rJ - sts.avasm:A Si dia 41 die