The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-06 00:00:00

.. ...... . -,,%, . / z• ,1e....... e. , ',..-•ee----- -,e ,... ,-, , , . 7 . . ~,,,,.....„ ...........• . --7 . _._...... Crvb je • . . ..... No. 1, 779 .] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1852. [THREEPENCE. . _ __ ___ _. _ .= ____ LUSO\ and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte THE DEAD IN LONDON. For the month. For three mostba. MINES. • ..• 71, linnitnnot, rename teen RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET . lbs. lbs. iten.1,,„ • , 6811 " . . 4 w oo dier& PIANOPOSTFA of the best work. Tho second annual report of the Board of Health, WIDNUDAT ET= MO. 1862 , s %L g. mu, and EXPOLTATION. lastrunints THIS DAY. 13,067,067 swiadat,_ a te , (ray r. ad to mewl to be void st • too. Under section 73 of the Metropolitan Interment Act, was The English fluids presented no change today . 1861 eseee.•-• - -eneesheaso by various maims at based yesterday. Two °Twee. 'business beine codet and nrioes remainins the same 1860 ..... .... 4,336,837 12,246,121 but prices have been well sustained. In Cuberts al one rennwe. There is no material alteration in the share market . „ at the elm; of s bean The Commissioners, the Earl of Shaftesbury , Mr. Chad-some large transactions have taken place, at good M out 4 . _ ..... :__.--------- wick, and Dr. Southwood Smith, state : to:day, and business is quiet. The chief change in ' Seed, however, that the tone of the market was not greatly increased consumption of last year. The . . Li ENRY MILLS, s Having long and closely ianstigated the deplorable ex- puce' is a decline in Great Northern, and aan in us - yesterday. It - may be n o . Corn and fl our have rapidly fallen back from the by any means stronger. The operations of the go- o f 1 marked prices An improvement ...was mar at the 414) 11 171. Ilk aid 1415. tent sad grievous nature of the nib to which the Metro. 0I 6 0 411-11TIASET1 Midlands. Great Westerns are more steadily sup- vernment broker - carried regularly, er arc on bat are For the month. For three months . quantity o f corn taken is thus stated : close of the mai ket. More business has been done . politan ntermest Act was intended to supply a remedy, ported than yesterday. _s_n. gm. in Speedwell than for some time past, and purchaece nr -• t. 074D0 14 , renames&scarcely sufficient to sustain prices, in the absence of 18 , 52 111. blably•Saland GOLD they felt great psi. at being obliged to present their first French shares are very inactive. - , ~,,..v es kr s. of lb. Hog! . annual report with • statement, that none of the provi- other Investors. Consols were quoted throughout 18.51 MAIM AND STOCKS 11110UAlLANTNID. ._,-, 7ONTAL CONSTSUCTIOIL lions of that act had then been carried into effect for the this • 99: to 1 both for money and next Tuesday, 1830 nee, that though full preparation has been For the month Fur three months. •- - --I 3 rm. • ..).::_:. ; '-- , •'-s. sow DIALs.JKWILLEA the public relief. It is with still deeper concern they have ~,,b 1,0,4\ b. • sneer Cane. at Two. made , th am. ; "as ids seeds' 118 ' and 091 to a for the 9th June. The o ffi c i a l business The consumption of fl our stand* as under : -- -- report is subjoined, viz.: -Three per Cent. Consols, Catheniral, Wheal Cupid, and Callington prices aro ""'"" business hoe been done in Wheal Harriett, and the ~.„ . i x.,. at.. at Vin 01010101 auk. now to sotto . Oh. Pd. Zazurars. yenning.; le 1 new swim rema'n firm. For Chives , Vale of Towcy, .• • i. ~,... . „i",„,) L 0„,..„.„ (m . 0.., ere has yet been no execution at the me t - mo t one eL Se aberiben - ... _ . 131 131 111 4 ewts. even. 89: I ; ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per Cent. • • -4- .. , ss• • . sew suowswoms, m s overcrowded graveyard his been closed, and several es a 1862 a • • , I i . Neelfzians. , . t" ' F 'e l .. 171, exhibit aa eatnan which had been closed by their order under the Nuisances oa f 1 ... 71 71 74 llaiuced, 981, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per 1851 tai el 1111n0Wah hismannes 10 lea ~..,„ . i t t,... , ,•., 0 amortment of New sad Removal and Diseases Prevention Act inseams re-opesed ; et u • itestds~ sweeseest e 4 - Cents., 100 Z, f. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16, 1. 18.50 ...- i; -. ti 1-11CoND-DA3III PLATS. sad daring the lea year between 40,000 and 50,000 bodies 1 aosaao . adoggto „,, o , it , it 534 South Sea New Annuities, 981. India Stock, 270. Of other articles used for food, the quantities . • . a the New .„ . ~,/ .. 0 6 11 mzeran have been added to the slaw or burial' amidst the living, In a n 'D o o lo gigigiumage., 174 II) \, ...., ..,.. 2 , , ~2, ,„„ . .ado ther PLATED GoODs. k a. --•- a exceedingly rides , where net one should have been interred ; they add that, et. leo ■ lndent analkeer ... ... 97 99 :4 1 Bank Stock, 2201, 2191. There were some transactions in the March Ex- taken for consumption in the month are subjoined : 1852 1831. 18.50. Wigton have again been in demand, without fi nding sellers. rave been done at better prices. West Wheal liar ' Ki " is s„ .41, pr i m . in all probsbility, upwards of 12,000 deaths have occurred 11l 10 Celeillatell ~,_ . ••• 6 4 X O l ) ouMbe .. V. _,_, A. 13-, . Ilia gm go ld rpwnL. from symotie and preventible diseases within the metro- to !I; l amMelel, mi,a . , b •• s 3 440 Ili chequer Bills at 68s. prem., but the business offering Tobacco, =manu factured-3N. 2,402,276 2,318,163 2,370,049 The closing prices arc as follows: Alfred Console, 1 PUY in dm In mires • polo; and that in many instances the Indus of persons r s •Li m0d44 7 „law 14 was not large, and the quotation left o ff at 'Titer- Wines gals , esisess 487,916 663,367 17, 18; West Alfred Consols, 32, 33 ; Great Wheal ~ nOtS• PIM_ _.. oo + 4 _,__OlardS. dying of such distaste have been unduly retained In the ' dessiJamelen - 6 I day's range of 67 5 . to 70e. prem. The Juno bills l i st , gals. 231,079 269,811 249,333 Alfred, 15, 16; Wheal Arthur, 121,13 ;East Buller, ass , •a`ts sm. , •"' A." single rooms occupied by the surviving members of the II an last kerns (5UL..81 . 11 „ a , •,• e.ch. were worth 621. to 655. prem.; India Ronde, 80a. to Brandy -.gals. 136,186 142,187 145,269 NW "id"' "- • Luz or Prise an.) -.listen*. in be families of the deceased, while the commissioners are un- awl LAID) . . ... 41 3, 4 ; South Bassett, 320, 25; North Buller, 141, 1 7 " 141 `‘ eu " tAk "''..rat- the b letter; ' eaa an 'east applimt , 11 4 , 3 able to specify one new burial•ground, or more befitting is as Da. (SDI I. 11 ii.j ... Ila 83s. pron. Pepper IM. 250,533 248.074 191,314 161 ; Botitllnek, 116, 125 ; Co ok's Kitchen, 5, 6 ; ww p e r ;ees, trve.aa srl'• -°" 7 ' place of sepuftre, either provided er in progress." It. 241 Yin Canines_ ... 11 9 Foreign stocks continue neglected, and prices pre- EfiP No. 12,281,168 13, ._ _ 266 005 11 262 700 • 1 0 4 • 4 ' 1 * 1 - 1 172, sad ll', OXFORD -STREET. The report contains a brief history of the obstacles whip nese :Le 4.l6rea -•., , is all Menem Daka h res A«. _.. S sent scarcely even a fractional change . To-day's list • Butter ....ewts. 22,659 26,427 ' 26,926 Callington 91, 105; Chiverton, 4, 3. Clive 71, 75}; Cheese ....ewts. 23,614 23,806 33,861 Clyjah sad Wentworth, 41, 51 • Caiherdr, ' l, 23, 3; fu n• - U ail ea.vi• sal Fate 41 of wow kfiseimis is limited.ia theitillown% 1-- Cues lle. 5t0,731 wanii..... .71 idacjo; -cubed. 11, 1I oUadtin Vale, 17.. Ilds - - meats Act, with& they do not cosaider a failare, since it has 16 at taw laswildw -..17 11 174 Brazilian via rave per Cents., 0 3 3. nuenos A yres Of foreign productions used in our seennes 22, - & Lov ed wh ea l m or l irtoo , 65. 75; Wheel yrillE HUMAN HAIR.-ItOWLANDS' MA- never b oos a r •d. 0 Ilmt is Wow Mk Dien Six per Cents., 78. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per the following have been the month's imports : Edward, 2„, 31 • Hi:Ambush, 16 17 ; Harriett, 35e., 1, sis.se on. i• ants renowned throorhoot am a „, 41 ao ~,, ~„., ass - ---- -„,.,--,..- .. Not doubting, however, that in the end the means et. AO MrsterigktmataTaW, C 2 Ceuts., 611 • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. 1852. 1851. 1850 . 40e. ; Lewes, 12 ' 1, 131 • Wheal Lemon, 4, 5 ; Merl smeass. str,• 1 " ~,,‘"'`..'"n ; ;r s a ar To l .; I , 1.;",; 8 ",,7 would be afforded them of giving to th e vast population of 0. U 34 di is Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent'. ex Dec. 1849, Flax and tow,ewts. 34,075 24,123 62,975 ; ,„ 8 di, 71 ; maim"; 43, rri ; West providence, lisnma"'• '"---- - b . thee tinder Isn sea; London the relief intended by law thry deemed it their GI- 1 1 _„ 67 0 11111 4 1 r i t„ 11 :W l = - - ...mat wham.. ae. tin 0 • Silk raw lbs. 281,202 893,983 499,298 './ .use In •e. wet LAN tr3' St teAsSAK OIL bee Winn • ear duty to proceed with the compktions of reparations, al- It i j 5"..„ .sts a r a 0.....„....• - 2 :, 1 ni se ,1 so Coupon, 224; ditto Deferred, 9/. ' Mexican Bonds, , • • 6 21,853 26,079 50:55; Speedwell, 6, 7; Trannack and Boscence, owl 06 Tat. . ft Tallow ....even. 32,81 et besist.Nil It ~r. Ia the grow* 0 WWI" eye- ready far advanced , for the administratiaa ef the act. if •-••-• for account, 14th May, 345, 1 .; ditto, New Three coma „ 423,090 894,113 261,821 31, 41; Vale of Towey, 21, 22. Caa 47 weionluor. st Is also uninten le Ms ellenieles open. •'''' 1 , 1 esprcially esessenemlek el bening tbelens • • nm. I.‘ sii• ten ail They have prepared, and placed in a condition for se 4 • ima wset.the., se3 40 suu unmechate adjudication, nearly all the claims to 0. MS , _„. .. 921 32 ) per Cents., 271, 3, 28. Peruvian Actives, for ac- Wool (siieep sad NI i 4 I count, 104, 105. Damian Five per Cents., 1151, I. lambs) ...As. 1,638,155 3,401,225 2,603,702 There was a . good ' business in tho gold mining et ••••siainit heal of hair. and resinies lie en nen See... shares this morning, and prices showed a tendency . p i ss .. us+ Ts.; ve way wa n s mo g to g m compensation recognised under the act, and they state 141 atl taitsener sad Cortege .. IS 80 Sardinian Five per Cents ., 961, I. Spanish Old Bark meta. 61 . 559 29 . 843 31 ' 38 " to im pro vement, but this passed off and tho market I S " ' - ' . ...1 ;, c05.. (bat Sla. Caados.-0a the that on an examination of the claims of the incumbents 11l 111 170.111641 • ~ , ... .. 010 In age ,:• o 4 Ne 06.1 -- ' l l i a ~, , a g t ot ik we then w..rda, tue Meek Ilialliedif churchwardens, and sextons of 190 perishes , it appear that st , 14 Ds, robs fluctuat ion , closed fl at. New Granada shares were to-day intro / These returns exhibit conaiderable 9) dl. 81 Centa., 211, 1"; ditto, Committee's Certificates, 2dueed into the o ffi cial list. One feature of the day's Nowa: On" The sun an Mimed es %UMW's' fte21,111” 1 7 the compensation to the der b y will amount to about one. 10 lit De. Wen . 2336. - 11 . 333 . 5 1 4 a '' owing to the figures for a single month being so nest ', I s e tees% rent-eues Ill o _ a _ma as_ a tem.„ --1 7=',....'"ae fourth of the gross sum payable on the discontinuance of m i a u t og eou ggt i geo ,„, ~ la 381 34 151 6 per cent. business wan the fall in these shares, which receded soi 10: 4 4 A 111 """r u ". •""'""- ''' ""' -- intramural interment. As far as has been a-certained, the 1141 111 Wein arllllintwall .. 8 8 b 1 The Board of Trade returns for the month and mdch affected by the winds an wea .of ther Easterly awes fees payable under the act by parishioners, for snake at an 111.110 Lau,Driginik&S. Orae 1011 1 1021 winds p revailed during nearly the entire month em- from 3-16 to 5-16 prem. to sellers at and closed Par , -----three months ending the sth April were published R 100 landlealli lalillestor 1134 111 124 Is 3 only a shade better at par to a prem. Yuba River T L HANCOCK'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER extramural cemetery, would not exceed the average fete et w „_ ._ , : .braced, and materially restricted the imports. this morning. The statement of the aggregate ex-q uoted 1-16 to 3-16 Li Minin actsotoor senseissui.mem .. .. 54 4 pea present payable fur this purpose in the parish churchyard. is 7 U , t lzal A 4 Looking at the general appcerance of the import are prom.; Liberty :fusing, IP • ports of British sad Irish produce and manufactures mes sea and useful w.NIII nap in interment under the act, 00 increased charge would be l a 1 Do ,g l a gd or ga u„, ( e . 2 2 / : 3-16 to 516 rem • Australian Console , par to returns we find that they afford evidence of a vast 1 1 •. . s v• o.ueetr se aa wawa, Air made to the public for the resigious service of the aim- it. to Lames sr gama.o.Bree, 123 934 03 during the month is as follows: Royal Australian Mining and Refining, par est ..4. re ra 1 RAM., Odd ar ,' 4 .. Wished church while a fee of the like amount to that 10 41 De w 1148 ... ... .. I3i Da 881 1852 £6,400,413 amelioration in the position and means of living of Prem. ; to I prem. • Maraquita, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ;Gold set. 4 tan .by Alletiag the Men payable to the' clergy . would be payable to the minister of 4is De. BM ~. 16 1 1861 6,96.5,196 the consuming classes, whilst at the same time the , go , •MILI v at nisei is ate 13 all larkeelnyltrassintillen 104 1 " Importation, par to 2 prem.; Baden Baden, par to i (Nete,w, tot boas • eparate 4146 1114 4 f' any religious denomination whom services may be re- 141 in 55 . 412.2 . 0 . 4 ,,,„ m 3 1 1850 6,783,762 healthy balance of trade is maintained by the stimulus quired by his flock. They have prepared the MIAS SLIM adlesolnsh. 83 4 341 31 prem. em u e ter sums: er Ns . . Contrasted with the extraordinary movement pro- naturally given to our exports. wish wa-s• at may be of carrying into effset the compulsory change from 14 1:1 61. 1 1 =1.1•42. Calm 3 4di the zise in Santiago shares continued , to -day; f th The inquiries fur Bank shares have been numerous cat at tight s tO lay .•., * intramural to extramural interment, without abro- 61. 100 11111104_ .. , ... .. 891 70 701 170 1 1 relent at this time last year, the return or e transactions are officially marked at In, in the eierr .4 tightens, gating the common law right of every parishioner IL 10 1 DK 11165 : 11711 ' ON* - 17 12 this week, andprices of many stocks are rapidly month presents a falling off, but the increase on 1850 Mini :any seer. SO 47 liklkindOrest intern 1 • - - to burial in the graveyard of his own garish, havinitr u o- u ea t ttew t • is large. The three months' figures, which furnish a g i risin . Colonial London and Westminster, - house , b • atmuch c oos but barga i ns \ •• . tided an equivalent in that behalf ; and, as . tins set .it i• Now - iTurir - Aceirocasy , ... . 91 10 91 101 much safer means of comparison, stand thus: real of London, Union of London, and National me feting freely at 113 , which makes tho 'price 111 to . r •, • • they have so ordered the change that all the eights of 6 .6 1 -ei gtg a g o, ' 4 4 II gi g gi I 4 18.52 £16,576,748 Provincial of England are all marked at improved sepulture 0 regards the parish churchyard, bulk essissias- se 75 !Sewer sa g g a nf e hni so _ - - 1851 16,623,344 figures. Shares in the Australianbanke are still eagerly 124, with the probability of a further advance. - • is AO- ...... tint and civil, may be transferred entire to the p0110e5..... Pt. lee Ilerrobt . , „,, „, „, sa 44 841 1850 14,65 6 ,143 sought after, but holders refuse to sell. Bank of Ass- . . . Some time ago we announced that amicable nese -Ss:- 11 • tery• They have considered of convenient shwa, and hare ! 1,1, Maim 6111... .;;_. 19 JiLdle Proof is thus afforded of the continued activity of trails shares are 31. higher than last week,and Union tmtions were being carried on between the Cobre and Santiago Companies, tending greatly to tho • yee f . r e ep i ezdlle:i: s a n d rzulations of fo s r hot .* et et rearp o r ea ta, ii t •f t I F 1402 th oddit.... • . ." . 7 .. il • f i • 0. 54 4 our export trade, the quarter's figures being actually of Australia have risen 41. within thefortnight The -... advantage of both adventures. We understand that -s. accommodation, for the careful and respeetki tamaits of so 11 Sertislielist - 110 . 1re',.. - ....: 71 71 dla 101 to Still in excess of those of last year, and showing an last sales recorded aro as follows :-Australasia (40k - • their desdauring the int( ma Istwasaiirsdiamd idaniont. $0 1 19 16sah Wortrak_ _ ... - - - increase of no less than 1,920,6951., or 13 per cent paid), 43, 4,45, 1 ; British North American (50 !. arrangements have just been concluded between tho have considered the Mein a siding Newsiest, 10 6 16001601111kWeet.lene. 11 1 ow . two companies, by which facilities will be afforded to i r ia:als will bad inn ertiee admirably wined i.e gnat ere sad • se, v i e. ec0 ,„ 43534 . = I a mmo m k s o f SO WI =lll664.,llWarrar. /It U 13 173 3 on 1830. paid) 43 ; Colonial (251. paid), 121 ; Commercial slurs runt on a bed re sofa. tramit- so as to avoid the el hineral is 33 how «. .. i 76 17i a d The exports of cotton manufactures are returned of London (201. paid), 26; London and Westmin- the Santiago adventurers for working the San vets - cm:4w Idina.lll.7Baill 8 091 TIMM at lwrarda. ,_ ego - kia inainentill ibe mesavo r me sseltil St. IS Senii Mint .. .. 11 11• • a l Andres mining ground, from which great results Ireeseese. +ores ware Warraradaa brad mesas. awl seat - aa and busy soma ass ow. 136 all Ihlnsm., Clow A7l 71 as under : ster (201. paid), 295, 3,5, 3 ; National Fromm is no tables of Ma me Wads lidr P 1 are wllel u To• asimato at dr eenttatat pmeloa 4 oath soessedenetineesh m ne. Ors 11.-- ... 553 7 4 For the month. red. For three mnntink of England (351. paid), 421; Union of Australia are "Pee mules kite -solaw alarriar awl 91011411141 Wl6lllllO l the ma ilitaashissar - sad ban th e NOS ialkop. 10 7 . 4re as 1852 £2,183,836 £5,823,959 (231. paid), 41, 403, 42); ditto (2/. 10e. paid), 41 ; - Pb..., WOK Air Orialaw aad lads. =Mai ONlfikk_ /AM They Wen a somas aware 4 the (Mathes ammesta 1 11 411 0 174' 16667 7 466 Mew 1851 Al .don sairersd is ;AIM LYRE RAXOO=, laillaralther with the 0 awn mow= ma eisibiscbr Dist. W. tins.) ... .. 13 16 18.50 . Two o'Ccocx. mesß ammatiary, Orearil.nad, Leads% will mom sidt Mostaaw coma 20 ., 622021 , 7 4a2 . the 2 . 2244222242 . of se 2 . . 114 all va. Mira ... ... ... 8 71lee remain firm at the advanced rates emu. */. , mSo De. a te ..".... ... .. 1 its These returnees° afford evidence of great Deckii l 4°- • There is a fair amount of business doing in mining but on lemur) they bud the intesmual surigements to * g .. ... 3 21 di 1i and the three months' figures are remarkably good. lately established. Commercial stock is worth 905; shares in the Stock Exchange Prices of to-day the be so important se_ thelly te pima the shake of extra- so se = l rsO l ea - ... ... rat foe 211 1 FAST and West India 1371; London, 1211 to 1231; gold mines are supported, but Agua Friss have NAVAL mural sites; UN 6 Yid 61/1416a** albs silo being st. is Ina lloaan ... -.. 11 211 Cotton yarn likewise maintains a very high range, St. Katharine , 82; Southampton , soi, se i ts boa Win Ü been sold as low as 1 premium. Yuba River Abwilthoir, MAT 5.-Paocaelotes.-O. Appleby all-importent. It mast be beer la mind that aids the be II 4 , 66 y .. intaidu .;i e z, ova oat as will be seen by the following: In the maret for steamboat sh ' aresPeninsular and LOll N. Devonshire, to be retired captains. area of the metrepela Way sal atilt, end ow, may said NI swam sat ,• • - - For the month. For three months. sre quoted Ito ;preen .; Marmuita, 1-16 die. to 1-16 night, one sleadsos an tehosplaccevery lomimalno; WO I i . 11 1 4 1852 - that tam the rag& slam of parwatible syabotia Mama to 17 Valid Nag& ... •.. .. 4 , 1 di 18.51 MILITARY. alone ewe balk useestingly sears every tbriannmters of 10 an wafted son =,.... 4 1860 TIM BOND %I' COMMAND.-Yesterelay a Court of ea hoar; - su W 1119 1 119 aid 2 ' te 11 Wad Orestrarl NA Woollens have not been quite so active this month, are quiet , at 77 4 M 7B ea dir. closing nusines. Directors was held at the East India Hoar , when Lieut.. wry tinstralaate. the aaftwity of HI fammallam7 „. , usionusiosa i er . t i . Il th 181 6 but the three months exports are larger than in the Business in Insurance shares has been more rte... Share. Mon. 1 , 114. prim , done Gouts! Lord Frederick Fitselarence, 0.C•11., was ap- dorrel• DNA nnualli„ „of othoodoos allooddili don_ ___ _lmmo es 0 Da. de. istsmiess .. r leis k. - 'uterus! I to day Bo Commander in Chief of the Company's loxes ma loonslill e• Prales7 1..93: bat 101206 lIMPINWiIw, It 9 Dati.3l .. 21 a el same period of either of the preceding years, standing limited, and prices remain as quoted by us last wee 100;000 _ i Ague Fri l a n ____ the Bombay establishment. elsonmarmoses, 0 awing owldimia retro. the deaths bare ah SO Tait ad Mardi Uallato 1 314 I as follows (woollen yarn included): Miscellaneous shares arc quoted as follows in the le ve e tog . Anglo couroagga ' tel i 4 les le i been OS may a SOO, 400, art an in the thy; whisk WM MIND AT rilID SWUM For the month. For three months. official list :-Assam Tea Company, 91, 5 ; Australian tmee is A/40AM .... must haws assembied together at hint 2,000 11011/110t6 eh ay dos a la s se am s aa o ssosj a as 1852 LAMBETTI FAILLIAXINTAAT REFORM Aggc,c/ A . Isndeat on the faterals. When. so is too often the am . 1851 1 Awaratian Freehold at proorat ia taw is a baisilisso within T a u f a e o w t jarda lot gala 6111. at. JO 31 1860 11014.- Lit evening a public Meting of the bababitarsta ,_ bane ebia she assik 0 . 1 . 4 the s r a„ NI Mt MO a paidj, 19 ex div. • Hudson's Bay Stock, 206; Price's . see I, l j t..: Marla 1... d C.l. 2 tell et Um borough • at Lambeth vs. min is the new anew ".• tekesmamsess It se In linens of ell descriptions the upward movement patent Candle din . 231 ex div.; South Andra- ' is as. tr i nsfi l linillA girlie atter too* 1 tritish Australian Gold .. 1 all ... . ._, bly•room of the Canterbury Arms, Upper Ibnifir. ma -.. 4lo _l7,,_Fa sois si „ extra. la Sei irdel= dz k ui tana continues, notwithstanding • triffinit ihmtun - • Ilan 244. The Assam. Tea Company's shares are Wow 33 Smell. lasp.(las. at M. tom., 241 1 a its take into consideration the present paid(' SI adds le mei "•` , re' 41,616 80 Do. Onessain Cunha .. 1 all 11 2 members of the association, and the eamita et the set - mural latsemetth wiry ear 4 Item hails met be born* Maori 36e IDI lions. The exports are: looking up. 11,000 20 Do. St. rehabs' Vey... il3 - - *mesh the aisle . m oa t el i s melsepelie teem the house 34 631 thr li vilheetalteereatm For the month. For three months. - 210,000 1 Canon's Creek i all - - Inge of son-electors." J. PL. ll' Lea, Rag ., he the thak.(Mad se theestressser 03 114 The chairman, in aped ' the o w a a„ in walk ale balk has taken pima sal times he the dis- 1952 , a ... 171 111 nedieslumehbe Dann teat *mesh remanissomnt le Milmia with re-18.51 - - II yrelimisary remarks, said OM the ir = the 11011116. . wasea whims a survivors, am com 7l ers . la LowlealLWardat It 154 7000, 3 Eng. &Australian lion was to obtain a lather reform than that shim he ow.° se SO Clpialai ham= 1850 tan to the 'while without well daised ia =zewients. The Omni teOsinielea)..• 46 47au 366 3 I'm In the silk trade the tendency is not so marked: although an advance of 1, at which the mar- 30,100 I tilde, gi coot3to an - - them ;by the Reform BilL He wee &A ,i, Ng in . I • • aprinisimes „Abbe. t hat ut ba " in deviling 11 11 lanLimeinier..ol. present government could not alter the inonsiel paw For the month. For three months. ket opened, has not been maintained to the new s Great Melnik all 1 dla par neat of the late great ststamma, Si, Robert P a k m g samme v a as whisit in every is3ivideal inslemso a r e s= timmlie O. wernswe; UUs ss SI 124 oMarasaa a Das Poem 1862 that of the late sassiniftOss-but ass war, obssi hi NA adtilitilatily may be enionita nag (mssthessweises 45 pm 1351 an i oi2 per 362,177 elosureil. as le the time that may be haat kr the intenans, " " allO 112 18601 ti ll -_- - power of totally abarmlowal political prialpies. A. VII. A...4104m of timera. seta lb to ft . wpm ,. For tu u 35 D, shove 1 New Granola,- EMI V ii; $5 116 to yesterday's quotation of 99,1 to 2 both for cash ,r,;:z. gsrded defence, all that wee wanted was the mew kr„o '' •• el these etieste, and particularly that tl4 Ire t z i le. cuss -13 17 Turning to other articles of one production and I Nouveau Moon - - 1 force tLat would be entirely useless, if the eresdny re- and next Tuesday. The Three per Cents. Reduced 130 , 0 00 1 p ort p lop 1 1 614 3 p.. lIIINST a Ib s t whim may is ail these rape* be le so asnibea tell 1021 manufacture, of minor importance compared with the quint a iditional protection. Ile would, !swear. imp ..,_ __.__, ..___ ___ _______. _ ~__ _ Is 111 Limn ma anseaba mark 98 1 to 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per 60,(00 I clivets Bock all 1 1 POl epm then the superiority of a regular fetes Se • ;Willi °°Mrr l w e lir em • sod , "' esi r s 'Z'Z i ; e 7; ,1 ' telhea 114 13 great national staples, but still representing a large Cents., 1001 to 2. Bank Steck, 2201 to 219,1. ~ 7 SOO SO 4.snuago de Cuts le dis pat v • IXIO 10 Tin Croft - .... 7 1 101 11 13 11 Be felt certain that the hungry stomas and the sew •'"" a 10 Dir il lainemes (dm,) U 26 capital and affording employment to a numerous .. tenon of the people of England wen= any me a-_ weuld be, valor their le via sorrivesa, he es- gg s s ia , m6s a Nothing has been done in Exchequer Bills. 43,174 N. 281 United Menem population, the results are generally of a very favor- - fringemtnt on their cheap bread. The a asda ka certain tisk wishes, le osektol ishasalses t sal to (Mesa I= 6l. 17 Is Tur is no movement of the slightest importance tai ea 1 %et+ usneses----- all 21 71 make the Gad nesearemesis ale asamoinst wasi SOW 50 50 NeetheMlNsonlUipeCl able character. This is especially remarkable in the by manly condemning the manner in which the Worm tax in the foreign bond market, and prices are nomi +es emi lima and modes et emnevai with the tamer &mg in anaumws 10 63 item of glass manufactures, which figure as follows :- - • - - - 0,15 ItTit'd. and urged the meeting to rally monk* Lars- -:,---z„.,, 0 aa .......„. a . m .. nee have 2 se gib am 33 ",„ _ _ nallr unchanged. Peruvian stocks, however, area ._ For the month. - Ns:throe months. LOCAL SHARP MARKETS. -.-- -1... L. a,...1..... ihn Aetives mar ki ng 105 to 1031. --- 4 payable under the act by parishioners, for sonic* at en - atramural cemetery, would not exceed the average fees at present payable for this purpose . in the parish churchyard. r e In interment under the act, no i ncreased charge would be bg made to the public for the religious service of the mita- Wished church ' te while a fee of the like amount to that payable to the clergy would be payable to the minister of religious denomination whose services may be re- 1, 1 by his Ink They have prepared the means 10 ,: of enrying law "feet tin sompulsory change from bb imemmiunl to onsomenal Insemen, without abro- et. l Oft the cosines kw dight at every pulsation, It.l It he _ le the granyerd of his ewe parish, having pro ellidan equivalent la that belied ; and. as thr ftects 13 se they bete so ordend the drew that all the rights of 1 eeptalling es regards the perish denkyard, bath 'stinks- to *al smidvil, maybe trandenei milks to the pude teen- 4t. tery. They have seseidered et emen lo sient sites. and bare prepared plans sail Mgulstions for homes d rwspdwa, to et be placed at the disposal of such es gag nod the le senumeedetien. he the careful sad respanfel rennin of 20 their dieddii the hitt real tinware disedi imieneent. is iered the mem of elkaing einwelent, to aaeitrue{ve, quiet, economical, sad tieswees mks of io n limit, to as te avoid the insommft d hiked preensions to iesellest sod busy sunk and the keenvenhess maid Ir eine, it es 'outwit praise oath poeserlthetionek the ewes thmenghlaree and Win 55 NM deedless. They wen Ink means aware ef die this ismseseed with the AMINO ef thew semilitins they bid entered eery . camellalts MN the merehlosedem of the skint ; p, but on 'aqua) they hand the intennmd mernagemente to * I be so imported es peaetleeMf be pima the "beim of extra- M mural sites ; the doig esemthaili ef the she being te l ell-important. It mull be brew ha Wed that whin the ... 0 area of the uningelk eg and might, and every day end '• night, see ilembomaaasmoggo.lebes place every 10 mioatime that hem the desk eye of posnatible naiads Einem dens one ink imisedeply news every three-quetess es hoer i Set Ms site ellemwtality meshes. maw mi. key eionnsissiemo dn senswity d 14 femme= dith Ile Oki memile el imeemsen stadia them emanate le pestehly IMO ; but wise esttiattlosty deemmenams, es knee opidemissuisiklie hoses ban r bus el MaySS SOO, 400. OM Si Me or; mbhit awe base eeeeatbhld togethe sit lent 2.010 meereete 11•• emedeat on the inerals. min% to is too often the can et preen t, then is a butielpleme within a few yards Of Orkale= ie I: 62wi a rnablie demik the Tenon' et the ww., ne s w w_ eller li l refidistos et ester envy ens the bean men be borne cal l s h it=e mama et menspdis teem the house k the both ins ikon pis% end Yens te the &s ->M semelnyesesh tunnel unmet be sand wish due re- CI Wee tesft. end wishes se sterviven, eel oemeiders k the pinkie, without well devised errougemen tin. The believe that they have eneesetil n devising M sen al n mi r la whisii in every lakinsel instemes th in = mei kik ibmily may be sairdled end obesowel o es to the time that may be dad he the intenent, n teen dem ef funeral, one es as in mamma Fee the is =lkea et these etjects, and peatinlarly that I* ilmikkend wines may la WI these respite be to semedld le Ike hits& sneak they are papered te fens a ill stet of be, emdmVi: le whose duty it ire certain s h ies their die es- serviven, I . certain their wishes, nesdtal iehmellso. end to make the heel senegements se le annemiset nod Step to rostse._eki link end metes st "emend eft the tinny, sad kik Ike Melee at the awrisay. Tiny keve prepared regulations he the management of erleemed ammeteries, ty and fee the mike d internist kink whisk believe i* would seem their prone aniney eindilik. hare prepared the masks d lonadyies the peon* whom want ot eseeseendadea he the doe eskitenien et toned et* rites ; sad they believe the gnedoisms essinspielk week increase the odemnity set kqesediseset et bail, qj, by atkraisi Is the =Wows • selbha t at thee isimethee. the serpasite funkier he thennionee of the is tan duty is disk did in the eraser whoa they may 111- pad ea the inset Mho wishes ead geftip of lh their respell's enmenkies. Wilk kis view w. they hays pike he estailtty ohnoshes and chapels of reek magnitude, end of set Mimesis .ushi lesten,is may admit of the Weblike ef semen rites ' miler akethithrime lase to recall sad ensagthemos this j telr edema assedik the hmensions haw liar rare }whammies d divine imnies. Altar saw It eelthilea with the religious eniseilik key ban made it =z ie te o nsion for the noes sespankt end seinen the tassel niece tee the pew, se es to Om% din Medd of fie oak ell ellionive dimiestiem between tisk mil peek In the mks he int is lII*/ Mt. eedlehlao afteirmit ashes iw to new polio onssfielk best guided tri es son- n Asks whisk kis Mee apeenth Mir meet sh e aster mod othllsethee ethetheee in en espeemisa I ty and a peelof minced Ott, mash kW S. pines k whisk i r i s the demi wpm may be midi keniktiki ha enliblem re them, and eliowithi thisst the paths. In emens sissy Ikea the keg, mid regamilk sitnilisn 'hill key knee dented le this s amisen. they hal it is le be their dinp bet sekestO _te rapessat to kw kkele, ass at am' N. is to el mead die death she the Ishormet Aet. and if Ilky iii.emensndik mmi by the sap- 41 port et bee fi's menimest, ensinne le restive, as t r ie d ~to - nuke& the mead wripention . of the d skein, sad die sympathy et the s they uth able to give sad es es law. mid te asses- ft pllek Ile impeded work nodded te them, in ask a d 11111/111• Its greet elgens—the reseed d the . evila, the Andean= of the expense of I ; an ill. ne reinvestment at the funeral service, and at Ile noel thole of the deed, is their due solemnity and se sellithee athemse. ge. • .~ I II The English stack market is rather firmer to-day, although an advance of 1, at which the mar ket opened, has not been maintained to the present hour. Consols have been dealt in as high as 99/ for money, but have since returned to yesterday's quotation of 991 to 1 both for cash and next Tuesday. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 100: to 1. Bank Stcck, 2201 to 2191. Nothing has been done in Exchequer Bills. There is no movement of the slightest importan fa the foreign bond market, and prices are nom sally unchanged. Peruvian stocks, however, are a shade weaker, the Actives marking 105 to 1031. Danish Fives have been dealt in at 1041. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 811 to a. Equador Bonds, 41. Spanish Passives, 51 ; ditto, new De ferred Threes, 211 to 1. Venezuela Actives. 491. ; alai MON 501..._ Xis- Osee:L 21 " 11= e tssealfa 11 1111 M irate (OM Se Nage sisl = awed* 111 ageles eallailis(Sel Se Omit Xmases is Da. lama Its: t seidSu IS sifit.lMOA•ds, 041. Nis Is Imia. Tars a Semalle=?lsiti Se Xs. le War akillTs'a z cm. 1862 1861 1860 Ltvlaroot, MAT 6.—Our share market has been very dull all day, and prices are all lower. The transac tions, which have been few and limited, are as follow : Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (221. shares), 61 d. —Eastern Counties, 91—Esst Lancashire, 171 17—Lanca *hire and Yorkshire, '73l—Ditto (fifth shares), 6 d.—Ditto (20/. shares), d.—London and North Western, 121— Ditto (new shares), 51 1 p.—Midland, 70—South Eastern and Dover, 21f f I—York and North Midland, 251 c. Dutch Rhenish, 30. MANCHESTER, MAT s.—But a very small business has been done, and prices have undergone but little fluctuation. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 20/. F shares, 1 dis. ' • Sheitidde. 34; ditto, pref., 13 }; Midlands, 70 ; North Staffords, 71 ; Dover, 211 ; Warrington and Altrincham, par. ; Eastern Counties, 911. Btunixottem, Dlse s.—This market was rather lan guid to-day, and shares rather lower. Midland 41 per sent. Preference Stock was done at Is. 3d. din. 221 211 9 9f 9 91 In leather, both nnwrought and manufactured, there is a decrease in the month, but a considerable increase on the quarter: For the month. For three months. 1832 £67,926 1831 1850 68,881 Tor Aocoost. PARIS, WAY 3. Toe I Mossy. Ovenlsr WOW. Lowest. Cladsg. r OWL it Cents 99 90 99 60 99 83 99 40 99 83 r Oasts r Ousts. ... ... ... ... r 08067. New as .- ... 118797sais oa Urine :at srartha dia l e 23 31‘. 2678.3 p 6801.1840 191 Ow ..... limey. la 68 ..... Is. 8 - Ds. UN 97 „. to 3 0.01 9B 60.. Ilissim Nob ... 31 ... Is. 90661 — ... Ink Moro 2733 ... Paws, MAY 6.—St. Gerlinis, ; Versailles iriet 11 I dig Sti Xi OW lint MAIM li i dis 111 ISt 4 , 7 a rk, 4pre Spots &pal WO I= Iluesmit Owed Is One Weiland. SJ • Ml llo 7 pa au ii 1:10.18r ma liolyiZA -. all Daile,pr us t e liged one doss si madmosigiuseiiiiii 0 002000018 e Wai l • per I; OW CL W -41 1111; , .' 111 De. 10.11 pr Oat Nei 0 00.00•0111np rio tp.0 I 11061011, sr Deado. 0 Fa .. , 1 w il ali enbr oo tc out ON . l i 1 e taii.ibe l f ot.Wair di M . a 1 . 10 0 Plitper4 1 .ikauddi II Lea 0 OM* ii PA Wm SW ... . .: az.r• rn....8 . , - .6B:ip.i 6 0 INA& 108010... . 8 - T.. lir Hardwares and cutlery, a very important interest, remaining steady as shown below : For the month. For three months. 1842 1851 1830 Haberdashery and millinery are steadily increasing in importance, as regards the extent to which we supply foreign markets : For the month. For three months. 1832 1861 1860 The exports of other articles during the month are as follows: 1862. 1851. 1860. Emend A1e.... £69,975 .. £65,694 .. £51,633 Coals and Culm.. 99,641 .. 117,283 .. 86,420 Earthenware... ! 107,573 .. 104,846 .. 82,004 Machinery and Millwork .... 78,983 .. 67,033 .. 78,983 Oils 66,156 .. 78,961 .. 39,063 Soap Stationery 40,320 .. 48,608 .. 37,611 Wool-Sheep or Lambs 9 I S 7I I 181 5 I 3 Se 1 lj psi I 1 9• 1 II 131 1.41 149 be. . risamet D.•. Palm, ht ? li sMr • DM° if i rg a ; lll k. " .: 261rt,": 4 83 9;1 - ‘ Mips% NI; and Da* 241 2 5 d.; Orams, 385; O&M Mal 81848118; 21; Northam. SU 73 ; sad Stns. MM. ND IS i h Ss is ra4 Igra. 410; Snug aad Planta, 3117 50; M. 122480 Ng 177 II; Dieppe sad Fuomp, —; Puis smi Imo. SS; az awl 11bb 147 50. I!P` ...1151D11, MAT s.—The share market opened Batter this morning, and closed at its lowest point. The following are the closing sales —East and West Yorkahim, 131 ; Leeds Northern, 181 ; North British, 81 ; North % Westerns, 81. 13s. 9d. ; Manchester, She f f i eld, and Lincolnshire', 3if Midlands, 70 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 101. profs., 13'.45. 3d. BRISTOL, MAY s.—We had an inactive market, with prices weaker. Bristol and Buten were done at 971, 97 ; Midland Stock, 70. Ai Ai si Si 3 am PUBLIC SALES. It ia` 10 S 1 6 61 34, 1 6 I 141 _ MAT 3.—By Mr. GEOD.OII Dot OAL, at Garraway's Four houses, John-street, East-street, Walworth, pro ducing 461. 12s. per annum net rental, for 61 years front IW-4001. Three houses, Thornton-street, East-lone, Walworth, let for 641. 12s. per year, term 61 years, at 101., including tales-2851. Four houses in Spring-grove and Neptun4street, Wands worth-road, producing a net rental of 621. 13s. 4.1., for 66 years unexpired-2831. By Mesita. CI3ICUTON, at Garraway's.—Fire freehold H cottages, East am, Ewes, let to weekly tenants at rents producing 321. 10s. per annum. By Messrs. FAREDILOTHER:TLARX, and Lvr, at Gar raways.—A semi-detached Tara residence, known us Bruns wick Villa, in Sutherland-terrace, Cold-harbour-lane, Briston (with possession), held for 70 years, at a ground rent of 7/. Also two villa residences, in the Loughlx.rough park•road, producing 10.51. p er annum. Also four carcases adjoining, held by separate leases for terms of upwards of 70 years, nt ground-rents varjing from 11. ls. to 101.—the whole realised 2,505!. The perpetual advowson of the rectory of saigsdown, Kent, the rent-charge in lieu of tithes commuted at 2001. per annum ; the glebe consists of 20 acres of arable land, and 1 acre and 2 roods of woodland-1,8501. A leasehold family mansion, No. 2, Hyde-park-gardens, held for 82 years from Michaelmas last, at a ground-rent of 71!. 81. per annum—sold for 10,0001. A policy of assurance for the sum of 5,000!., effected on the life of a gentleman aged 55, annual premium, 1451. 164.8d.—realised 1,0901. - iii.( - Tur• - eIaMS4 pita: isle Mak ...I lo Wom••••„ sad Witter alLipirOni • i• 0••••••Mr.W. par Ont.. ... South Dews SO South Tarts. 4 114.13 r. S Weirdest is IT ITZ:rellOt Van, et par 20 W 51 5 11 1 pa 10 lee IS, 111 142 111 - - 10 si a 14 We next refer to the tables of imports and con sumption. In sugar,the rapid increase to which we have repeatedly drawn attention, is still very marked. The total of unrefined sugar entered for consumption is stated u follows : For the month. For three months. vets. owls. 1852 1861 1850 1, I Disr ink/ ii If i di i pa :RATS. if 13f 3 I 6 01 10 A much more lucid view of the course of the trade in this article, however, is afforded by the annexed statement, also made up from government returns, of the quantity of sugar imported and taken into con sumption during the 12 months ending tho 6 th April 11 . 112°W:1D. 1860 lB5l. 1852. Raw tons 358,093 .... 329,171 .... 389,013 Rcfloed 13,930 .... 20,943 .... 18,622 Molasses ~ ;, 204890 .... 16,646 .... 16,693 Total teas 392,710 - 366,760 424,258 20 O 30 S IS 10 30 11 S 4 • 411 IS I 2 IN Pi LAMBETH PARLIAMENTARY RE'FOEM ASSOCIA- Tton.—Leet evening a public meeting of the ishalltents sf the borough el Lambeth wss held in the saw anew lily-room of the Canterbury Arms, Upper Wendt, .to take into eassideration the present political cried to enrol members of the association, and the 4s:tension of the suf frage of son-electors." J. M. M'Lefid, Es., in the chair. The chairman, in opening the proceeding% after a few preliminary remarks, said that the object Of the associa tion was to obtain a further reform thwa that gives to them by the Reform Bill. He was glad to my that the present government could not alter the financial maw ment of the late great statesman, Sir Hobert Peel, and that of the late ' • tratioa—bet sea were pried power of totally abandoned political prised/as. As >• wiled defence, all that was wanted wee the nosey fra,„a force that would be entirety nselme, if the cant re quired a Iditanal protection. Ile would, learever, urge anon them the superiority of a regular fore* to a militia. He felt certain that the hungry stomas and the nee lutists of the people of England weabl ka =ll anif Iringement on their cheap bread. The e astieled by strongly condemning the warn la which the beassellez was levied, and urged the sesellnAgto rally tonal the lama beth Reform Association. Kr. Webber dadareal 1114 Sent lu as y dot upon malt ami Migsmen as those 'ties were del* egansned by the classes, and concluded by wise the following nesladem: " That this meeting being I.psse . Mi with the assran under the present aspect of palitlal is the or Commons, for firmness and te press asenjell Comas of reformers, calls %sea the AM= a.m... bath to resist, by every constitutional frasy lay to re-impose a tread tax ; and, at the some me= return to parliament, at the next clads's, ef INNS bet hied and experienced men." Dr. Evans seemedall the temehtties.. which was carried amidst loud chess. MA J. P. Ides rough. Mr. Diekrow, and other BeinfleStos addressed the ice, Log in support Of other resobailieme. sod aka a vole id tlionki to the chairman, the meeting broke up. HO4PITAL TOT CONSTIIFTION AND DISEASES OF Tilt Caner, Bauorlroll.—Yesterday a festival in celebra tion of the commencement of the east wing of this hos pital 2 . hell at the Albion, Aldengate-street, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair, who was supported by the Earl of Bonouglinsorr, Lord Bateman, Lord W. Pealed, Hon. G. buncombe, Rev. Sir Henry Foulia, Hon. Captain Fits utak' sir J. Law Lsubington, Sir Peter Pole, Sir T. Gladstone, Rev. It. Montgomery, de. It appeared by the report that this, the eleventh year of the charity, was nuked by on increased prosperity. The number of in patients was 471, of whom 316 had been discharged mush benefited, 68 had died, and 90 were now in the hospital. The number of out-patients had been 3,197, beteg an in- Meese on those of those of last year of 136. The Wilts boa had made a decided pregress in the present year, inas such as the expenditure in the last year had exceeded the receipts, the excess of expenditure over income having ban 70111. ; the pecuniary liabilities on account of the general fund were 2,597/. 10e., in addition to 1 pa bor rowed fora temporary purpose from the buiklinsi e fund, skier a total of 3,6891. Is. The gross receipts of year aere—to the general hind, 4321 1 . 9s. Bd.; to the building fund, 4411. 19e. ; total, 4,7831. 81. ed. The re ceipts is the present year were VW. Ile. bd. for the ge mend fund, and for the buildisg feed 2,b211. Ils. Bd. There had been this year a great imams be the annual subeerip too, being 2,3211. 19e., as emnpared with 2, _01194. 3s. In I. The expenditure in the steessaahuded bees g.,/bOt. 124. 34., while that if 1811/ was la& st, TAU showing a considerable Me th ethos were, however, needed to the belling mad Ike btu • arrangenients.—The bl im =ll, 001011110 Of TES TIMM YearT.—A telegraphic tow of tin evening, Prosperity te the Is - dated Puelinselth, Thanday morning, says : Urged at some length on the basset bitable ban sash a !cheat Bt psi s the Titania, was bond off charity. and bore his permiail le the sinkable worm his Melt manner in which its °Neste WON Be urged bIDIMMILL Hors Fos DECAYED GiotTLlWoltiN. that although the building, as a while, would einthr be —The peon= et tide thirty Mid th Mt annual empleted, yet that the want of lamb would smith the faint peififam, ahem we WWI N.Y M e l ,m tifwg the. whole of it being filled with peeks* only 90 Wee sew annisase wee by se as mo se wenithee es dr mile Of aecommodated, while 130 were waiting for amide*. He the ability 101Ofeedl. It le te le biped that W the time alluded to the as dimes earths ley. Sir H. Faulle,whe at the need aeniansari has snivel_ doe goblin Ida be men I "..:,riz, 'spec*. l ' i 4 al nested annerbahly beistifelimpith alive le the swim if theirms. The ithet "`"o to me sal &seethe oat el th e m ilini an the neltheathum of a hens tar leee e 1 I , T. h. Morel to she tithe piedied ethane wines, teat oath* ~ l ater tae ether persons would subscribe the ease bat thaw meat et a mil wesidy The assisillg 'skies that it would be diacult to dads the el the fir istaithrs of the kid is W the ath that inn boa he save that sin without netisien lye r ar e = r ed time issitnliss r ham o a ts busts of the wetland and viseipraidieth the aim" hen availed thrushes ef its advs It and others, followed, whisk wise day biassed. Theist lissom art the weekly pa anal wit is, a idest et donations contaminating eirem—The amble drineen, thenthilemsee Meth bet that mai =amid- Se, which 2(4 ' 4 It. Atimbommik tinsj IL. Ilieun An wpm= Ism hese irmerell imodedessimidowthe led,. • Sir T. Gladstone 10 Aim* lits„ havementheibesdablafillf.arthe 14. 10 • Arthur in., al Omni IL eionfifin earris4 lisMi the israsoks• of dr irritable. Baldeetieby thaws that 10 1.• MX-, I. Ow"; B e,. a n. 11 31°14 n '"*" . Willaguma sae isweedm *slag the 14°1• tar 311 risen ; Sarnia, 161.; HMO roams thi dm* Mow tc.wise N. Wag latitudes la • ef ktheembwom. The their wm mcroft, afar the men Lemmas= re Fatcrunee.—lnstraeticas were = 1 :14 le the l a in tr leveed last night by the Pastmeatee-Oeneral, warming all H am g is p me ad r iVieeremes " Tostemeten, sob-postausten, poetinasteme-cleeks, letter- t h, s is m a a the the MS we have mom.% earners, tter-receiven, and others, employed in the re- m a moms * teem& the liqui celving, collecting, or managing the revalue of the post- bo a as s 4 8 :r ll LlZ l V l C altill emnissas a Ike 4464- ace, (tom int erfer e n ce Is election of mashers cd paths. that. m_ a be seabird thee* the allied then were in at Air ems% rad swelled is they C.u.ts BAS—LINCOLN ' S-INN. — Yesterday =ire . PIN• 9111111. Iddik ligalluar".l % th w r li siousr k "In oi andennen4ioned 'stamen were called to the degree keel by irk hasty. Sethenameli saf barrist er a t l ac , j c k a Buck, Eon., Richard Ottaway 4001. Wen th is the le~ew read mieny misstate. Esq. , William John Potts, Esq., Charles Loy In the weird hell Xt. •e• Francis Ouiwell Adam, Esq., J.B. Smith, ,ad Itylead.elletki ealinthie whoa diol. has ben sub awirtis Arthur Vaaaittart, einimed. rig liii• — (Tim-. sod Impellsa 1. - DO* Ilobb«. ... .. Si Hai got lola - .. 4 I& is Dia .. ... - Gnat bib Polasab... I II .. De. Da. - I 1 . i Goad lamlios at Trust - - 41 i & DI. IBlgim7) ... ... I S /4 Ibria ... ... 8 I SI De. de. Mb ... ... - 10 Mao ma lbw ... - If Si II Narlbsni at Irsars._ .... 231 :4 all Da. SOL Spi b. Dodd (fdr D. lb lobo Os.) 111 131 U owl Dodo* ... 31 4 as 4 rob add= SO Pads awl 10 PIM sod Ism - .. && I% * Pada so& Illarisurg ... alll SI ad am* . II II obit am - .. 4 $ IT Tom mil IWO. ... - Il ISI db I' Wel Itasbaa... II Rob* of iiime....„ - ... II I pa ---- TALLOW MARKET.-41118 DAY. The 'market remains Arm, at the following quotations : Town Tallow, Um. ad. nett ; Petersburg Y. U. on the vet, 36e. 9d. ; October to December (1862), rfe. 6L ; art helm the sad of May, We. to 36e. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAR/LET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Coops and Davis report a short supply :—Prim a Meadow Day, Mc to 88 s. ; interior ditto, 70c. to 75e.; Bowen, 66e. ; Clover, 8 50. to 940. ; woad cut, 78e. to WM. ; Straw, 123 c. to 271. DUTY PAID. 1850. 1851. 1862. Raw teas 293,228 .... 307,180 .... 324,016 Refined ~ 3,262 .... 7,824 .... 16,340 Molasses „ 15,734 ..„ 16,616 .... 18,676 Total tons 312,281 331,620 358,931 - - - _ The molasses in this table have been reduced to sugar at the rate of lof the former to of the latter. No argument could be more conclusive than these figures in favour of our free commercial policy. In coffee, the movement is Tate as decided. The consumption returns are subjoined: For the month. For three months. lbs. lbs. 18.52 1851 1860 The consumption of tea is likewise rapidly sag. malting, as wtll be soon by the subjoined: MILITIA BILL.—Mx. COIIDIDI'S AMINDIFINT.—Lord Drundanrig paired against, with Mr. J. Smythe in favour. Tim CaYsTAL PALACE.—It is rumoured that the purehmers of the Cryetal Palace ham also purchased • site for its re-erection in the immediate rear of Princes-place, the inhabitants of which locality were the most determined 717 ant e of its retention in its present position. Should evtrue, the offending building wall be much closer to the aristocratic villas than at present, while the principal entrance will be at Rutland-gate, thus exposing their in habitants to all the bustle of cabs, omnibuses, and pe dahlias, the prospect of which has been their great ground of resistance to the retention of the Palace is Hyde park. DEPARTURE OP THE UNITED STATES MAIL STSAII-SHIP A.TLANTIC.-- Yesterday forenoon, about 11 o'clock, the United States mail steam-ship At lantic, Capt. Welt, left the Money for New York, with upward s of 60 Clear• fair average cargo, and the mails for the leates and British America. About the same hoar, the Liverpool and Philadelphia Company's screw steam ship, City of Manchester, also left the Mersey, with 78 pas god • full cargo, consisting chiefly of Manchester Ti en Har ni ngham goods. THE Cain OF SUSPECTED POISONING IN BRIGHTON. —On Moodey the adjourned inquest upon the body of Lucy Arai, whoa body was exhumed a few days ago from iISSIShltpleM in Chailey churchyard, upon suspicion that her ilsoilted been brought about by the administra tion of 'dew wee bad at the Five Bolls, Chailey, before F. H. lag. Problem Taylor's report of his analysis of the etleasek mil Other viscera of the deceased, was oak emitted to thejuegaram wish It appeared that the deceased had died from aria MOSS The prisoner was at ones diseheiged. WARM RAILIFAT.—At a general meeting or tho sherehollers of the Mates Railway Company, • dividend of Sf. 40e. per share was declared, payable at the office of the company o n and air Hey 15. The question of amid gensatisa with the 016.1111, Vinson, and Bordeaux Com =alms duo varied by 1,034 votes to 43 . After this the trestle* of an indemnity to the directors not fillip part of the new board oft he amalgamated com ma, two brought forward, but a great number of the sheethetios having left the room, the meeting was no knew tilladoft herons to give a valid vote. In con sommes, Herr Bedded that no vote should take place, but dot math directors as considered they had a claim to an in dam* meld have recourse to law proceedings. WOSOISTER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY.—A spe cial meeting of the Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Quint Oseepany was held at Oloneester on Tuesday, pursu ant to advertisement, for the purpose of considering the bill now beim pagiameat for making a railway from Hereford to Warmisbar, to join the Shrewsbury and Ilereford Rail way, at the limp city, and the Oxford, Worcester, and Wavering** Railway. at the latter. After a brief dis coed's, the brig Biwa egeinst it. bin wee approved by a large majority, only MEM vibe MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Srosn.—The public sales of 1,000 baskets of Java went off freely at full prices to Gd. advance, 335. 6d. to 393. 64 There continues a large demand by private contract, and, including yesterday's sale, about 10,000 boxes have been bought at advanced prices. The refined market is firm ; grocery lumps, 465. to 48$. COFFEB.-300 bags good ordinary native Ceylon were offered in public sale, and bought in at 435. Gd., 43a. bid. 200 casks and 900 bags of plantation Ceylon were offered and chiefly bought in at high prices. Tse..—The market is rather dull. firtess.—Pepper : 1,200 bags Batavia sold in public sale, at full prices, 31 to 31 per lb. ; and 1,300 bags of Pimento, common quality, 41 to 41, which were fully previous rates. Corrore.-160 bales Surat sold in public sale, at high. prices, 31 to 31 per lb. In other articles no material alteration.