The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-07 00:00:00

^V •/ 't • Tte • rp rt No. 1,518.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENINI r, JULY 7, 1851. [THREEPENCE. OAK E thrABLIWIED YJR THE INSU (r , ALL KINN OF i'dOPERTY IN TOWN AM) COI:NEAL—HAIL INSUIt.- ANC E. lo t OVAL, FARMERS' AND CIENZRAL, FIRE, LIE& AND nat.' INSURANCE. INSTITUTION.—CapitaI 7eol. —IWO:AM by tWatial Act of Pari.ament. REDUCTION 01 , ItATE4.—The mode of liver-wee bat been simp4fl..tl by ths ad Om of ow iflif irm Rite of td. par Aere fr el, bleats. now. Teti, itieTTUes to the quantity per sere :—Viliest, Worley, Oats. ray.. Rye, Wan, Vetches. or Tars. for Hied, Tandy., Potegow. Vi•ti , tei% w Ilitihatteat, Clover (sr. es; Ro ars. jewto). Mengel Wats I, cod Beet. A wed tteluation his taco It-mats& Is the Rate for Seer. pow b Itotheuses. Omsk wee, Re., IS.. vr test and upwards: SULIII , WIT Palo ST TOO arms. RETURN OF PREMIUM. A Wire, la sows hateasse to ths waist al It par wet., wag mad:. with- peaddaw peH by pmrdss who tram addast less by damage Wow KA is the 4100. In era bee tn. party Is =ORM Is payment for any dam {e, without velerease to tbe timothy ger sae. roe twarsatee of sews &seriatim. at welevato premium.. Imre speed. of LIVE INSURANCES edeetel. Law ardttest. Pwsper uses and may Int smat!on may be obtained of the agents, at at the bead nine% Awes appodded In all the inimical Wens to the Weems. WIL'.I% !MAW. flessear Damian CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 1108 DAY. SPORTING. LANCASTER RACES.-FRIDAT (CONCLUDED) . Tito Boitorou STAKES of 5 son. each, 1 ft, and 25 added. heats, ate mile and a half. (4 subs.) Mr. S. Pilling's Lady Eden, 4 yrs, Set 3lb (G. Oaks) I I Mr. Cranston's Westord Girl, 4 yrs, 7st 21b (Pearce) 3 3 Mr. 3, Osbene's Cheap John, 3 yes, 7st Mb (Osborne) 3 2 RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. MINES. (hest the Daily News.) SATVRDAY EVENINO. THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. The shire market opens this week with a very , in active appearance, and a drooping tendency is thus imparted to some descriptions, including Berwicks, York and North Midlands, South Eastern., and Lascasho and Yorkshires, all of which have been transacted at terms more favourable -to the buyer. Generally, however, prices this morning have bee. pretty well maintained, the downward movement not being general. Manchester and Sheftieldsore better than on Saturday. Two o•Croo:. The business transacted to-day has been limited and without any alteration in prices. A fair amount of business has been done in milling shares during the week, and though only few cases has any special inquiry manifested itself, prices may be con sidered well sustained, the instances of decline being few, and counterbalanced by an upward movement in other adventures. Dividend shares are still the only class attracting attention, there being scarcely the least disposition to enter into speculative mines, of many of which there arc sellers offering. Wo have on former occasions alluded to the precipitancy with which so many new schemes have of late been thrust before the public. Had more care been taken not to " overdo the market," the various adventures, many of which appear to promise well, would have been much more readily set going, and the conipara tive dulness noticed of late in the market would not have arisen. Dividends to the amount of between six and seven millions will become payable next week on the English and foreign stocks, besides large amounts from other sources, and to this quarter attention is generally directed as likely to induce a considerable increase of business in the milling share market. During the week Tremaynes have been done at 231 cx div., being a further rise since last week. A good deal of business has also been done in Trelawney, Mary Ann, Alfred Consols, Bedford United, South Camden, United Mines, Tinerott, &c. LATEST BETTLNG AT THE WEST-END. LIVERPOOL CCP. . . Ito I opt 01Won I tlY;gat Webs (friendless) 6to Ilarcuto 14 to 1 Abb.* of !emus 510 1 fittonstow 14 to 1 Roost trough GOODWOOD BTAIISB. MARIS AND erome UNGUARAIIITHED. to 1 agst Presto BT. LEGER. I to 1 agat Hernandez. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR TILE WEEK. Tam DAT. At Lotirw—hent v. England. As al cricketers well IMOW, this I moot the moot exciting connote alt the teal mi. The impel:ties aimed he as follows Kent.—A. Ilse, Fug., N. Yell, Mo., P. Fagg, Eq., Adam", Er"- lyer, Uinkley, rileb, W. Pink tiewol, and Wenmea. En len,L—A. Hayworth, Esq., 11. Vernon, Eat.. Hos, Clatke, cut terto Dean, Oay. Grundy, Nixon. Parr, and %token. At Claphom.—Claphasa v. Bum:lima. At Northampton Arms.—l lumen Au steure v. Dulwir.h. At Cold Ilsrbour-lene.—luughlwrovith Club v. Bow. Crtsv At Erma—Elton ( tub, with Forbes, T. Wolverhampton, with At insid. a L t ya , ock. At Cor toW,. Eeawteh. At Vatekigea—Unterldgelantore v. 'tab./velem At Hurley.—Motley Nelson v. Dewsbury. At Lord's. The above math rertimel. At Eyton.—The above inenti remuned. At Layer.—The above match resumed. l t t tron 7 teTt.— EC rom Wahe ' tert ' eu n ti i' v. (sited Amnia... At 31,ida Vale.--31ahlt Vale v. Hayes. At strationt.—Upton Ami - .Nes v. Colton Cinb. At SoeMcid.—Single wicket match. liot sig6`_ Limos price* Salto ut.4nu uP Saturday.: I to 1 iVekek. H ili Ili II THE UNITED KINGDOM TRADE PROTE 'rum A.POCIATION. UCCI% 1. TM e ollrc Inn of delta be ineothea. t. 11* eolkethot of nab be nembera. Z. Prole el nal wren 'anal at the meaty eaort• far inemberr. 4. neva 'resual Inapirke be neetbara at to tM rapaanitutity tf parties. Oararr&se IAME. I I Tomit.ET. *Gam and Cos.arero•—Mr. TllollAll Abell& Offikb 1. licergate. lanobia.ra/1. Loodoc; oboe Mery 10 till *Mott. Amen* ashaerlotloo, caw jean. N.P. fty the Count. (Nate Mt, • per; of *tete 1 1 1 the* COWIN • sad re3p;., 1.4 a kollei! 4or *ago Oed gaol. *Wu* eel** Per *Mt,. 0n' , ..44. 4 a *tram lo the. not nation the oa..itor or lie deputy eel. usn - loct the eve. fore of further charm to Use sew bee., Vith tar eo eli,ton tithe dishunermrs•.•, and Err par mat. as Inane leeeivelL char. e , or to.leettne mate ere per mat. Ms neava -earning rue Anted a,91 hen... Went *adopt re re. queer 1 to torn.nualeato floes tooltdeatiali) for the oat of the lorm*rr. Prufe.tonal swots required throaghout thd United kingdom leas lad salislicas need apply. et *Msle., owar Meier sad Betybe;d Mika mad adYtJaita A A 18 MI di 78 80 101 101 181 174 82 SO die Si 31 31 8 4 8 1 si 4 141 1 3 la a SO 0 IS SD IDst lasiUmi(AULL L ao4 (EIS L&D) . • IS IS I Do. So Raisin 12.5 Mora Oils% Qom A riliterigha)Llikio Sot IL 30 IL 23 10 2_ll, Do. New ohms Eallaburgt and Glangow 6dlabuzab, l'artb,bundoe Ender and Lamina u u ►~~ !a; : I st."Ks.4D..derft,'l 121111:I Do.j ithar - e7:l - 3, Ypet. 30 1 , 110 101.111outh. awl W. (Lre.j St. 'loo slreat Wtrtern 17 17 1 Do. AO 30 II nutter sod . 161, 1111 W. Thir d. ▪ 'lOO 'Laatushire .133 23 1 2) W. 1 awes ▪ 111 D.t.litUp ID 11, W. Wt -t Riding Delos 34 30 lards sad Thin* 111 111 Lasko trot N 11 Do.llll3ory ExtenP.Sellp IC 100 Ws., Drlslitoo. &S. Cori 14.01,6 North-o,—• 174 12i 391 834 8 I I 141 JZWELLERY. -1101 M, BROTHERS, 40, Genial (Marrion.hotre eke), }rwellr”, et'c'rn i tM, amt wiretosaker., bre to robot an lone, lOJea or their estere , tee tan•ORT. Own es ;ET olViAllEtalts. forming a rook et the choice 4 roar •l avocet &virile In anion larobben Or etelete. boo, rather, &c. le be met with an Loodon.—lll. Cornball. $1 5.1 11 301 ,'. SCUM CARRIAGE., NEW AND BEGUN UHAND, Ur THE bi.....T DEICNETION. PIESSHS. 1t01460.,4 sad CO., 66, SOUTH At; I iLEY STE t ET, wow enkort-fitrec., f iro.iverrw+mifire, ye Hod, .. Imre dist► ass antra step Stec Ilamide .ev, with and witheid Ns and u• low wimp. Chu{ is, I amis.. Cocchi... mud Itritz•tots. Al.. cri , elegant .sd inylice riewrice AlicsEuitrth names% INDIA. num: ei., .ad etlters and Sociable., ringic and imit...b.dird, Eroiscrkum, and C1.,..m., fur one stmt two home+, to let ow iDe with liberty to. parchwie. AU earn:vs culd r *inland tweicc.;.4.. _ . .. . _ . . .. .. .. . fit•%caul •er adlumd Ito' t tram tt rev bS t. r 7 gainer. rrIER-MACHR sad IKON I• EA-TItAYS. As oreaelomant of Teo Tom anti Wailers wlo:ly nape**- *helot" to t' *Meat, Toristy. or remelts, too , os.ima WILLIAM M. beATON. at prier wait lower VAL tosuaL to coma vow:e of hir lame 'molt e oh putative". Guane Tapter.rsalch4 Trays, per set of tLrre 'tom 20.. OA. to 10 parteaa. Ditto. Iron ditto from I Se. &I. to 4 go.neas. ihncez &ha., dila An intent, quantity dearth padre awl Mw tnys. Pr teem 'treat.' tte blend rOe dart, et &boat • quarter of thew orit• nal aunt ; LrU. , q all, or Iltyhtty art of rooditilm. Meet are t-pe,ally w,rtby die attendee of tavern awl crilfacehmare keepers. knamil and Cloths waiters, coke and betel tanketa, ervell try. Wli.l lAM S. MILTON'S Stork of GENERAL. VUENICIIINO OWN ht iNGEIIA to literally the largret in the world. det..i.e.l (.1.1.1- I,van wtieh. with enararint , . rent (tor p.t) trro. 71.. owna re tnrnd 1.. r 'ter ; ankle ant approved of (Mltalt-STILLET (coma a 'seam en-effect), NOP. I sad 2, NEWNAN-I'4RM. and PERKEILDLACK, LONDON. Erahlished In Vielteditreet. TI?LADIES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOIt, fir t. skin and COspirals—it is distinguished fnr its extremely bias 4 to:lily:rot and sonthlott eft elm .11 the Alvm, by Ili setha as the pores and minute rectetory emelt., it repels all Impurities fern tte vet use, every tet.deney to inflammation, and than di—disdns all redness, tan, pimples, spot., freckles, die- W• orahona and . thcr cutaneous el-Rations. The radiant bloom it Imparts to the a. t ~ and the enter,. and delicacy which It in.aicee on the bands awl aru..., render It m4i , is rouble t tray tolet. Gen tlemen, Mier will RDA It allay si rmedlou and tecuersees of t eekin, Jed render d soft, rrooo.ll, and pleasant. Pelagic of routione ►rlyd.es for mile. The sock " Itowt.nde Kale ihr " are oa the wrapper el the grnuirr article, and '•A. Rowland not Son, 2.), llatton Gsnka," arc also cectraerct on the g.renlo.k.t stamp Mita a on each bunk. Price in. oi and in. lid.—Soid by thou-, and by Chemists anr. Pertnners. Di the CITY ad TOHIL—IMPORIANT SALE en WINI.s, :4'l MIK, Maeda. Vats, Itorww, Carte, Coke, PAlntings, Uteutale, and effects. MR I)ANIEL CRONIN respictfollF apprires the Public tird the to wi I be the OKI ihR of SALE, upon l h r µrain', of Maws. Hood and dune, wine, hnp, and teed Manhunt., di. Koran's-Line, Yuen. Jolt Odkx furniture, vat', oaks, ❑te.=i's, and 66 Mtge( shwa tT. Jule la. Wince end e waes. TllllltolllV, .1.a4 17.—Areh1aatoe,'..aud other e'er, Ike., wrier , ' 11l do. :.ral other ei le. ho. a, &c. I , llllldY, Jul. 11 1 .—The rent...tome parika of the wises sad the ketto and ethts oorita, together watt -1 wah.o.ale phiatiois met the The .ole will e.outotenee at 12 o'c!oek oath day. C.stahgoes to be hel on the loaners., hut et the Axles:ter, 42, FL Vrlnsbu doo. CITY OF LONDON IiosFITAL FOR DIsKAsEs OF TUE Car.Ar.—The Corporation of London have granted a further sum of one hundred guineas in aid of the funds for the erection of the new Ito-pita at the Victoria I'ark, the f o undation stone of which was laid a few days since by Prince Albert. NEW ST. PETEU . S.—Of a verity I'io Nono is the most efficient promoter of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. The first veheneence of the panic-irritation excited by his creation of Romanist dioceas and bishops in England gave symptoms of abatement, when he must needs Wrist' it by promulgating a scheme for establishing a permanent Italian F ropaganda in lanidon. The ex, rtions that have been made by a. tlie promoters of the Ecclesiastical Titles Rid to give a e publicity to the Pope's appeal to Italian liberality far contributions towards the establishment of a collegiate church of Italian priests, appointed and controlled from Rome, in the centre of the English metropolis, is a proof how anpaluteble the step lie Las taken is sure to be hi this country. lie has dime an unwise thing at the worst moment for his own objects, mad in the worst manner. Englishmen, who are so fond of building and endowing churches of their own communion In foreign lands, could scarcely complain of foreigners for doing the same in theirs; and the tolerance of a Martini church in London strengthened the claim of the l'ontilf to open a rival cstabliliment here, to induce Italians to keep away from it. But the infallible has spoiled all by un necessarily and ostentatiously identifying his new move ment with his diocesan division of England. and by an nouncing that his college of Italian priests are not to con fine their ministrations to Italians. There can be no doubt that the opportune publication of the begging letters of the I'ope and the Archbishop of Florence has reconciled many to Sir Frederick Thcsiger's amendments on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. As for the erection and endowment of a Roman catholic church in London at the C 11111.114 of Italians, to that by itself no reason able objection can be cideree. A good central site for it is lit ely to be left vacant by the removal of Smithfield Mar ket. The corporation of London, we dare say, will not be unwilling to let the founders of New St. l'eter's have a " bargain" of land which they may fur the moment feel rather at a lows to turn to good account ; and the locality is recommended for such a use by some of its historical assa dation." One thing is certain, that neither by the env tioa of this church, nor by any other propagandiat means, are the anti-popish sentiments of Englishmen likely to be weakened, much less eradicated. Of this, l'io Nona—in capable of conceiving that the minds of men should be cast in miy utlur mould than that in which his wan has been form, d-- is probably ignorant; but Cardinal Wise man knows better. Ile has by this time discovered that there are other and stronger obstacles to the extension of the power of his hierarchy in England than any legisla tion against their titles, His efforts to evade the interrosea turies of the committee of the Ileum of Communion the Law of Mormons* show that he feels where the real impedi ments to the realisation of his ecclesiastical visions he.- 4., ta w . [t , When invited to give evidence before the committee, Dr. Wiactuan parried the application by promis ing to send his solicitor. The solicitor having refused, on the plea of professional confidence, to give the information required, the application to his principal was renzwell. Dr. Wiseman, however, still eluded the committee's cu riosity. A peremptory summons has at last been served upon him ; and he will be taught that, in this country, the ecelesiastical character imparts no exemption from the ju risdiction of secular courts.] LORD MAYOR NOT A PRIVY COUNCILI.OR.—The Lord Mayor is no more a privy councillor then be is arch bishop of Canterbury. The title of " Right Honourable," which has given rise to that vulgar error, is in itself a mere courtesy appended to the title of " lord," which is also popularly, though not legally, given him ; for in all his own acts he is designated officially as "mayor" only. Tho courtesy-title of lord he shires with the mayors of Dublin and York, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, the younger suns of dukes and marqui,es, &c. &c., and all such lords are styled by courtesy " right honourable ;" and this style of, right honourable is also given to privy councillors in virtue of their proper official title of " Lords of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council." So the " Hight Honourable the Lords of the Treasury and Admiralty." This erabli.hes tlic raiionak of the case, but there is a precedent that con cludes On the 2ith May, 1765, Mr. Thomas Harley, then Lord Mayor of London, was sworn of his Majesty's Must Honourable Privy Council "—an honour never since colif,rred on soy mayor or alderman, and which could not have been conferred on him if ho had already been of that body.—From Sacs wed Queria. The July session of the Central Criminal Court com menced this morning, before the Right llon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir C. Marshall, Lawrence, and Felonious, the Sheriffs, Gunder Sheriff., &e., &c. It amsears by the first edition of the calendar that there are IU9 prisoners for trial at the present session. The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said he regretted that he could not congratulate them upon any decrease ie the number of prisoners at the present session, which was rather larger than usual at this period of the year, and he was also sorry to see that there were several very serious cases to be disposed or There were two charges of murder, one, in which a mother was charged with the murder of her child, and another in which a hus band was accused of the murder of hi, wife. He was afraid that in both these cases it would appear to be clearly made out that the deaths were the result of the treatment of the accused parties ; and if the grand jury should come to that conclueion upon the evidence that would be laid be fore them, he apprehended they would be of opinion that,in the absence of any explanation, it would be the proper course to return true tills, so that the came might undergo full inquiry before the petty jury. There was also a charge against a hoy, very young, of having fired a gun at another teerson feloniously, in which it appeared to him that a doubt might tithe whether the act was not the result of accident; and, of course, if the grant jury should come to that opinion, they would hesitate before they found a bill; but it, however, the matter were left in doubt, then, of mime, it would be more satisfactory to bud the bill, and have the matter fitH7 investigated. The only a.- a uinfng charge to which he should direct their at tention was one of a very serious character, in which a person of respectable position, a solicitor, was charged with wilfully setting fire to his house, with intent to defraud the insurance company with whom he had shortly hcfore ef fected en insurance. Ity the statutes of the 7th Wm. IV. and Ist of her present Majesty, this offence was created one of a very serious kind, and subjected the party convicted of it to very severe punishment. The grand jury would, therefore, carefully consider the evidence that was laid before them, and if it should appear to them to make out a prima facie case of guilt, theu of course it would be their duty to return a true bill. The learned Recorder then called the attention of the grand jury to the provision of Lord Campbei.'s Act, which has just received the royal assent, and explained to them the nature of its provisions, lie raid that, by one of the pro visions of this act, any person who should be apprehended at night armed with any dangerous weapon, and being suspected of an intention to commit felony, tor any petunia apprehended under similar circum stances, with his face bl ickencd, or having ekeletou keys upim him, should he deemed guilty of a ntistlemennour, and be subject to three years' imprisonment, awl upon a second conviction such persons were liable to be transported. Same other clauses of the act referred to the administration of chloroform for the purpose of committing felony ; and the pr.nishment for this offence was increased to transportation for life. T h., act likewise made a misdemeanour the committing any violent is sault, although there might not be any actual wound and no indrurnent was made use of. By other clauses, persons who were convicted of throwing anything upon the rails of a railway or the carriages tnivelling. upon it, or pulling up any portion of the rails, or doing any act of a similar kind likely to endanger the safety of the pas , sewers, was deemed guilty of felony, and was liable to be r transported for life. The-e, he said, were important alters , lions, and he tad therefore felt it to be his duty to call the attention of the grand jury to them, and he should now dis miss them to the perfornuince of their duties. The grand jury then retired. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. These sessions commenced this morning, at the Court House, Newington-causeway, before Thomas l'uckle, and a bench of magistrates. The calendar contained the nausea of only thirty-nine prisoners, three of whom only can read or write. FATAL AFFRAY VIVI THE POLICE.—An uproar which took place yesterday in Shoe-lane, ha, ended in the death of a man named John Hogan, who expired this morning. The place where the riot took place is Plump. tree-court. it is wholly inhabited by the lower orders of Irish, and about midnight ou Saturday a gener4 quarrel seems to hare broken out amongst them. 'fhe row was so great at 3 o'clock on Sunda• morning that the whole neighbourhood became alarm' d, and a body of police were sent for. This seems to hate caused greater irritation on the side of tho belligerents, who made a must determined re,i•tance to the police, several of whom were severely kicked and injured. It became neco.ary for them to use I their staffs, and it is alleged that llogan't death is the result of his having been struck by cue of them on the head. Some hours elapsed before quietness could be restored. When it was found that llo,ran was dead, the execrations against the police arc said to hare been frightful. The whole affair will undergo examination before Payne, the coroner, who has had notice of the death of Hogan. Ttlii 12in LANCERS.—This regiment, 452 strong, arrised at I'urtemcuth from AVinelie,ttr, at neon on Satur day, fur embarkation for the Cape. They were met at the railway terminus by Major General Lord Frederick Fitz claretwe, Lieutenant Governor; Colonel Yea, ith regiment, the acting Brigade-Major, 'Town Major Maitland, Major Harvey, and other officers, and by tae bands of the three regiments in minima, viz., the 7th, Tbth, and 93th, by the whole of whom they were accompanied to the clock yard. Only three men, we hear, were missing on their leaving inehestcr, one c f wlvem was a volunteer from the fith Dragoons, another a volunteer from the Ilth Bussing, whilst the other was a recruit. Ou arriving in the Dockyard, the troops at once embarked in the Charlotte and Berkshire, freight-ships, which lay alongside the jetty ; head-quarters going on board the Charlotte, and m the evening they were towed out of har bour by the Echo, to Spitheed, where they remained all night. At six o'clock yesterday (Sunday) morning they gut under wcigl , and by ninu had rounded St. Helen's and were out of eight. The Lieutenant-Governor, Major-Gen. Lord F. Fitzelarence, has visited the Char! itte and Berk-' shire, and has made minute inspections of their 11CCOMMO.• datiOLIP. dec. On Saturday night his lordship made a fare well visit to the regiment at Spithead, and was heartily cheered by the men on leaving. The Lith having been supplied with a new carbine, they will be practised iu its u-c en the voyage out to the Cape. The men appeared in very good spirits previous to embarkation. One a them, as the regiment marched along queen-street, l'ortsca, to the Dockyard, managed to dart out front the ranks end ran up an adjacent street, but wit, followed and soon brought back. lle said he did not intend to desert, he only wanted to get something to drink. Ile had hand cuffs on, being a prisoner under punishment for some dis orderly conduct at Winchester. LIEEr.-COLONLL F. It. CHESNEY, R.A.—The raitcd &ivies (iazdte states: "The honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Laws has been conferred by the Oxford University on this officer, who was the first to survey the Euphrates and 'Tigris, and to conduct an expedition down those rivers, and has written an admirable work on the countries lying between the Nile and the Tigris." MOVERE2iTS OF INFANTRY IN IRELAND.—This week the following changes of stations will take place : The depot 73rd will leave Dublin for Londonderry ; the depot of the 31th is to proceed /roan Londonderry to 31u1- Hagar ; the 39th is to move from Newry to Dublin ; and the depot of the fr/nd at Carlow is to move to Dublin ; the hi battalion of the 71st at Mullingar is to go to Newry. SECOND BATTALION 410 Tit lIIFLES.—The batta lion is still at Cork. The Sidon has again been found not seaworthy, and goes to Plymouth; another vessel will therefore be required to convey one division to the Cape of Good Rope. A DESPERATE SUICIDE was committed a few days ago in Lancashire, at a place called The Ilillins, near Oldham, by a man throwing himself headlong down a coal pit, upwards of 200 fret deep. The name of the unfortu nate man was William Loft, a collier; and at the inquest on his body, he!d ou Thursday evening, by Mr. Rutter, county coroner, the following particular* of the shocking case were elicited. Mary Needham, a woman who lied near Lolt, stated that on Tuesday night last, she saw him leaving his house in a hurried manner, without hat or coat, and asked him what be was going to du ? Ile made no re ply. but walked in the direction of an old, disused coal-pit in the middle of a field. There was an old rail fence round the pit, and she saw him bend down nadir the rails and throw himself head-foremost into the shaft. It appeared from ether evidence that deceased had a wife and araily, and lived on bad terms with the former, owing to inequality of temper, and committed the rash and fatal act in a fit of temporary insanity. The jury returned a verdict to that effect. NEW MINES IN WATERFORD.—The Waterford! Nero, in a letter dated Kilmaethomas, July 2, has the fol lowing:—" Mining agents and impectors from the firm of Rothschild and Baring, of England, are almost ovary second day visiting And inspecting the m ly-di•covered mines, and have been this week seeing the Marquis of Waterford, on whose property they are, to make the neces sary arrangements with him, and to begin to work them at once. Judging from all the circumstances which have already transpired relative to these works, it is extremely probable that, in tho course of a mouth or so, two or three thousand of our starving labourers will be employed in these valuable works; and nowhere is to be found a finer or more honest set of labourers than live iu the vicinit of these mint:. The three mines are situated in the parish of Cloaca, in this county. WILD:11,111*T. At Lordb.—The above match co:xi:vied. At Wm:titans —sus:Ahura v. CI von. At Eton.—Lunian Club v. hew Itoyal Cambridge. Tot aunty. At the NlL—The Maryl^`Kme Club with three Pi :yens of Lerd`a (Douai v. the Surrey C.ua Inns Three Players of the surrey Proud. t the hats of there elevens bore not been forwarded to us.) At Ile: enhansplasse.—l Zingari v. St. Peter's Eleven. At Leyer.—Layer v. Boyer. At lluddersheld.—Dal.on v. Licensed Victuallers of Sheffield. At Brlghtua.—Kent v. Swats. The }:leveus have Iv.en thus ar ranged : Kent.—N. Polfu, EM. A. Men; Esq., Adams. Mayer, thali.ey, 11,1tands SLartiugell. I'dvh, W. hleh. Wsnman. tiumes.—Box, O. B .rhay, Cbulkn, Dean. D. Gilbert, Dod son, John Lillie/hits or James Lillywhite, Pennseltett, named. Wddes. At the Ocal.—Tye above match revumed. At Brighton.—Toe ahem. match resumed.' At Iluddemileld.—The above match resound. At Maseniansworth.-11.1Mmansworth v. Is , ligton Alb.o6* SATVIMAT. At the Oval.—The Awn tratch c , Deluded. At Brighton, the above match cone.uded. At Copenhagen (imam!. United Amateurs T. Wool:Wheel Amateurs. At the Ora L—l Zinged v. D dh Douses of Parliament The Leatelatare will be represented by eleven selected from the fol. lowlag moles : The Earl of Ladcrrtcr, the Earl of Staufaml, Wo Earl of Darnley, Lord Burehley, Lard Gasensey, Lord tleallain, lumd (harks lawmen, the lion. CAI. Lowther, the Hon. Peilby Lawler, Leut-Col. Taylor, H. M. Curie* E-q., K. M. Paz, E.q.„ and it may be that the prof • iohal aid et Grimily ad Yawn, of Lord's, will be brought into play. THE NORTH v. THE SOUTH. This great match was brought to a conclusion at the Oval on Saturday afternoon, after a spirited contest of three days' duration. As will be found, the North gained the victory, and in this match, as in very many others in which he bowls ' his side had to thank Clarke f u r hi s sl ow Out of the two innings the slow bowling was the cause of the loss of 14 wickets. lu the first hands it bowled four, had two stumed, and one caught from it ; and in the second it bowle d three, and had six caught from it, and yet there are still many of the present school of cricketers who say that slow bowling is all bosh and child's play. Ihe final score stood as follows : r.Tin'ey, b 11ill7er -- I run out . (;u7, e Hos, b Martino , ' LlAtterton, b Wielen PotT, e Box, b Cuiryn Wright, b !Sherman Sam: ion, run out A. Arm n, Ibw, b Hil:yer li.4llnioson run out 1 b filch 0 G•unei, not out 7 run rut 2O Unri.e, bsherman 9 rot out .............. ..—..,. 0 butteek e Hag, 0 Ilillyer B,1; 1b,4 16i 107 Buena. Cal7ye, b Buttress Julia. Cesar, b Clarke 7 b Clarke Martinelli, b Clarke 6 not out 23 'Webby, a Chattertce, b Clarke .. ... 9 b Buttrere 11. ch, b Clarke Box. b Clarke 3 e Buttress, b Clarke 2 N. Felix, be., run out %Tusks, a t tette twi, b Clarke 32 e Wright, b Buttress lO (.heater, c Tinley, b Clarke ...........4 e Cbatterion, b Clarke Ilillyie, run out ll e erste, b Clarke 3 0 b Car Shires; not out It,l 125 The North thcrcfuro won by 60 runs. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ltvnitroot, JUDY S.—There Wu; been a small but appre ciable improve= nt in our share market to-day, and the qu .ntov of stork pressing on the market I, rot so great as on Frulay. The follow ing trans-owns will show a letter nte•e of things than re some days past : —nirkenhcad, Lancashire, and Cheshire (Tsi. shares). 7 d.—F7,.• Lracethire, 141—Lancashire and Yorkshire„ ,Sll Sol—Ditto (filth shares), tll c. d.—Laueaster and Carlisle (third abares), hi p_ Loudon and North Western, 122, 11,1—Ditto (new 1 shares;, 3(, t , 1 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 224, •—Ditto (t shares), 19t, A d.—South Preteen and Dover, 224, and North Midland. 191, —Dutch It enish, Si d. Lttos, JULY o.—The market has manifested still further weakness today, and the limited Ominous dose hie been et Islet r quotations. The closing sal. s were as follows:—}eat Lama. Aire., it ; Lancashire aced Torkthires. 911: Leeds and Thinks, 121 2lidlanda, 44; Sol. Redlands, 191 dia.; North Wotan. la dia.; North Western (pref.), 12. Branmoume, JCLT s.—The transactions in this market to.day w.re Lioaittd, and the turn it prices was generally in favour of the purehaier. Londau and North %stet= Quarters were dons et 14 Pau - - MANCHESTER, JVLY .s.—Prices show & furtherdecline Leeds • tort chanapilit bands at 614, a, and Fifths at P dia.; I:Rica:bird, 141; Shefteld, 214; tle.bire Junction, It dia.; and diddh Lutersa, 22 „ There has been a moderate 'Blount of bud. 20111. BRISTOL, JULY s.—The market wax dull, and with but lints bus.neas done, but there wens buyers of Moot and Meter stsek at 79, and setae at 70i. Ditto of 6re st Westerns, buyers at s3l, and sellers at $3(• ditto New 171. Shares, buyers 14, sellers 14r. South intern and Dusers, buyers 225, yellers 221. rAitts, JULY s.—Versailles (right bank), 263 75; Ditto (kit bon.), :33 75; Purls and Orleans, ; Paris and Ro gan , 94.5 ; Rouen and Havre, 252 SO; Marseilles and Avignon, 243 73 ; Strasbourg avd Sale, 132 30; Centre, 446 23; Orleans and Bor deaux, io2 20; Northern, 473 75; Paris and btrastourg, 373 73; Tours and Nantes, 277 Ss; Bordeaux and Tune, HU; Boulogne astd Alanene, 15.5. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1851. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday monaing. The stations an arranged in order of latitude. Marmot btreagth of Name of Place . Stated Weather. Whet Wind. --- --....--. -- Ptirovrie ...... N.W. Calm Partially Cloudy Yearmovnt .... B.W. Cesitle Deem Cloudless !lemma B. Calm Payday Qot.dy therima 4, ,x.x.vrlcel ~.. .... W. Gentle Breeze Clouds.' Gentle Belem °serum Tressuum Itunpunag• otuaNwlat r.,..., Clondlem Light Airs Mallen GLOCCUTI9I. E. by N. Pim CCI.CNIUTza Causemoe T•amott st ...... LW. Calm Cimdkas UOLTSFAII Suarrnito I N.W. fier y Unarm.. W. bre Cloudy *wearer.... , N.N.W. Fin* Wu. W. Very flue Less. N.W. Very am Tom i N.W. Very fine Norton.' Citaxiow ' N.W. Fine Eiesorma 1 N.W. Very goo THIS DAT, Nome. Coarse of Wind. Strength at WWI. Wets at the Weather. N.W. Cal®. asst. The returns from the following places did not reach tbh office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore iodinate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. CAamw lcunsoax ii..w. N.W. I bra* &use Cleelr ".. Calm °satiation, I Omani COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 135.; Eden Main. 13s. 3d.; Hownrd's West Hartley, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Goafortb, 12.5. 9d. ; Walls End %Atop, 14s. Gd. ; Wan/ End LaniLton, 14s. 3d. ; Wall's End Tees, 14s. 6d.—Ships at maaiet, 119. in 17 SC 1 12 idare Do. . . ~eswi,ll.rd B.(C) gio .1 and Mailsek Do. LincL Union I / lb. ;bares 00 Da eirm. and Derby .. Nevport, Abergavenny, Do. New . Northern C ount ies+ Vision Neer, awl Eardsbilawa Nork Settled I North linakettehlre.., Notth Week rn Nor,h &booth West..l one. Cated, Wore., k Wolves. thertish Central ... . New Shrews. k Divan., air X Class 8.... ShrewsburyklierelowtOld Shrewsbury end Ch estek Nor. W. Mtn.) lb. OsweAry ;;i1; loath Wale, iuoth Terludililverrhy Itirltug and Dunferm!lut Stackto• and Ilartlepool.. Itarn‘allavenDocktatul Vale of Nalith Wateri.ird and Limerick.. Tork,itewimetlekilierwick W. do." 1 "t7;;; — '— I.XJ.O.N.E.Pareboor .. 1 York and Noah MidWi LINES LEASED AT PI Perko k Rants. Est. S per I Q. (leased to GLWtatern liirmuopracktOzfordJurce ealledulyod.,ozwitliguar. sake (lea.. to Ut.Wect. Ditto without a guarantee (Wooed lo(ireatkettern Wm.. %Vole" and Dudley leali.dulypd..ork .tkettar. (lewd to GreattVe*.tera Lktto witteout &guarantee (lewd to West Weateru Blackingham-hire (leased to LOWIOIOC (I.Wectem, 17pdeadat• Junction (traced to Caledon'an SkatLincolach.rour so I is (leased to Gt. Northern) loom:ter in Dean NM -I (leased to GrtutWestern! lao.39elby(LYorkleN3liti • me 29i 97 98 IDO7I . Lai 124 1 Do.(klave 144(4 50 SO 'WWI Bradiord ;Midlan, 121 )21 Lied= sod GreetmelL Donn to South Eastern' 10 05 Din Preference (ditto; , 20 20 Lowden Guar.lpereent. Deemed to Norksk) 60 SO 14wthern3tEnti rn 3 met: Dewed to East.Countte, 50 43 Ann ditto New 23 23 rintantWyre (leas. inn Lltie.kYor2 114 11 Ditto 4 Aare* (A) (dittrlll 10 10 Reigate Demand to Sou' h Innen 114 Doyen and Ilitento (leas. to Groot Northern 64 4 Do. flhepreth Extea.(ditto 11 14 504214014,0111 re Dread to Mr. Weleen. IS 33 Wear Valloy. sp. Ct. mu. (leased to Sorkton&Dar. SO SO Wilts, Somerset, 54Weym. (leased to Wt. Western Ni si' , at., 101 15 15 el; au!l ell 0 - ; 10 10 1 10 20 1 ri $ 9pm *1 4 7 Bpa 174 II 41 42 3 - 1 1 2pm 103 103 31 32 23 24 102 10S Ilf 23f 24i 14} 136 34 SI i is pm 42 44 S 9 pat 111 11l 111 Si 1 1 11131 32 S die Si 25 tsi 46i 10 1 lo si I ss 17 i 17 17 I s IS 1 10 PREFERENCE SHARER. Caledonia& Aberdeen-CIO ... ... -1 6 1 6 rim Chester and Holyhead ..., 12 15 Dundee, Perth, and Aber deen Junction ...' 1 IWs EmitAngllan(lll.ldi)ty.Ct. S 21 ignel pmCC No. l ernoaunties Eatens.,l ij 1 pan Dltio idla 1 i pm , Do. Wry 0 per Cent. e lock. 104 101 1. 685 - 171111 =i 6 mipsu.Gp.(it In 141 43. t. Edinburgh, Perth, and, GreD at Northern2 undee, Si per Cent ..., 4 Ale par perCent' 131 131 PehbVio.trailigtglithi 1 11 pm LancashlreitTorka. Y £2Ol - - die Ditto 6 per Cent. Stork - - imgftMitht.. &Coed, anueret.btock, I 631, Prom Wt. Aura, E. ... - - DittoConver.3 perCt.,l6s.? - - Ditto New guar. 6 per Ct.. - - LondongSthWeetern New 21 21 pm Man.l3betEttme.l.o-Noli 12 13 Do. New gill .. 111 12 Do. SO ...I + i Pat la2l 131 ... No/lulk Ezteuion .. 1;76;17. oal;i.1 North British Won, Wandler, am: Wolves. gla 6 per Cent Garrant Ohrrwf.kettarter(Nor.W. Niel a per Cost— ... South iJ 0@ York, Noworstle,& Gt. North of ting.purek. Ditto Ditto York&N.llid.ll4S.Porett 110 SO 111 VOREION Boulogne awl Amiens ... Central [ranee (Vienna) Orem Wien Penimenk... Do. Do. «.s Lozembaorg to Inillarls Antonia Doe de. Nem In Mauve one Liege •:: 'Bortlines et Prow_ II Odom end Bardeen fie Peri nellOrlsens ld IS Must Muse ... Pads arl Si Aiwa l = gre Illembee lam Ifeerfts NA Dow MA 11r 1/ 4k 4/1 Po 101 IQ 14k 13 11 191 119 j 151 i 102 2 16 ICI 4 4 I dis ,111.WAY11. 3 1 VA IS 181 3 5 die 2 21 poi 4 pm If P ft I 2 lei to oi 101 15 15 i y 4 31 4la 33 II iii 3 4j41. 9 10 2 9 1 :1419 it CATALRY MOTEMENTS.—The 16th Lancers, bell noundow s arrived at Manchester the end of last week; the 3rd Dragoon Guards are now en r o u te f r om Manchester 11l Bi • tam, and will arrive on the 9th inst. ; the 4th Dea• at will this week march he For AceounL II PAILS, Ivry 5. I 7 e 7 I, I .... 7 ,40.., I Lowest Caning. 3 per Cents. . 37 st OS 57 10 , 66 65 34 70 3 ;Al Ct roe. ls 4 116 $4 eo 04 90 1944551 SO 4 per Cents. 4$ do. New Len l ... I .. ... ... ... 3 per Ctu:... I Exebloge on London: at sight, 26 ; 90 days, 21 89 . Belgian, 5, 11114 Do. 5, 181: Do. 4$ ... Do. 2$ .. -.. .. ... Lreemlry Dods ... PiedmOct 5 p.. 0.1819 +1 5 ' I 0 . ~;14 .hares MADRID, JCLY I.—Three per Cents., 37; after Doha, 37. Four per Cents., 15. Five per Cents., 171 ; after Boles, 171 paper. Coupons, 81 • after Bobo, 81 cash, SI paper. Pacslves, 71; after Bola s , 71 cash. Dank cf St. Ferdi nand, 100 paper. Exchange on London. 51 each. Daum's, JOLT 4.—Voluntary Loan. 1071. New Loan, Four and Half per Cents., 1041. National Debt, 891. Bank Shares, 94. BOROUGH MARK] Mesas. Pattendm sad Smit h L'HIS DM. that the accounts re- goon _ _______ report . Liverpool, there to embark for Dublin. On Friday and I eeived this morning from the plantations generally ar t Saturday the 2nd Dragoons left Canterbury, en route for worse, flies and lice rapidly increasing. The market is cc- Dorchester. tive, and prices rather on advance. 1111 - 41 it. {WI e.ss u 33 . 131 131 10 3 Ai all 13h all 20 2J 10 1 20 6 $0 SU fit. 30 $0 60 20 1$ 33 6 16 13 14 l7l SO ' .lii 29 SO 3 6 174 17 5 31 12i 12 39 40 14 I{ + 78 11344 9 76 8 9 poi 30/ 414 14 8 121 131 61 74 0 47 1 93 U 9 122 1221 3 1 3 1 Pu 3 34 „ 2 B2l 4324 9ai 114 71 Air 6$ 41 dls 31 SI ills 27 24 47/ dis 19 IR sjs 26 28 f 4 7/ 5 4 die 18 24 14 13 dis 3 3/ dis 6 6/ el Si Sts die Oa 13 131 IS' 16 7 S 6i 6 Si Ms S 4 Cis 31 31 die 17 16 Si 13 131 1 Ws 15 Si 3 16 1 di. 22 121 24 17 33 3{Y. 111 91 91 10 lt; 15 WA 19i 19 81 C 3 tj dig 194 le; i 1 pm The results presented by the revenue returns fur the quarter published this morning are generally regarded with satisfaction in the city, and, though a decline of has taken place in the quotation of - Consols, as compared with Saturday's closing price, it is not at tributable to any consideration connected with the financial position of the country, as, the trifling amount of the decrease exhibited is very eu couraging, in face of the heavy reductions of taxation that have been effected, but it is rather owing to the opening of the books this day for special transfer having brought forward a number of operations hitherto held back, as is usual at this period. The market has shown a fair amount of activity, and is generally steady, the case of tho money market having a fa vourable influence. Consols arc quoted 96; to 97 ex div. for the 17th inst. Business is officially reported as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 97, 4, 994; ditto for account, 97, 96; ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 99, 98; 1, 99. Long Annuities, 1890, 7 7-16. Bank Stock, il4. Exchequer Bills have further improved to-day, and are now quoted 50s. to 535. premium. India Bonds, under 1,0001., mark 60s. to 635. premium. The foreign stock market is quiet, at about former quotations, except that Peruvian Deferred is better, and Mexican flatter. The remittances by the Clyde on account of the dividends ou Mexican Bonds are small. The scrip of the new Sardinian loan atter being quoted 4 to F premium, is now only diseount, to I s prem.; sellers offering at par. Friday's list of business co:nprises: Brazilian old, Five per cent. 89, 884. Buenos Ayres Six per cut., 53. Dutch 2 pet' cent, ti'Jl; ditto Four per Co nt. Certifs., 921. Mexican Bonds, 344, 4; ditto for account, 16th July, 311. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 90, 4 ; ditto Detbrred, 41, I. Russian Five per Cents., 113!, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1004, '4, ex div. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 204. A further arrival of specie by the Clyde to the amount of 8r14,006 dollars, or 177,000/..sterling, is advised from Southampton this morning. • SATURDAY EVENING. Money is abundant, and the rate of discount is ra ther easier, as it is likewise at Hamburg and Paris. Unless commercial affairs assume a greater impor janec than they now do, the topes of those who await a rise in discounts are likely to be disap pointed. The Bank of England returns exhibit an increase in the government deposits preparatory to the divi dends liaid next week, and a considerable and conti linens increase in the bullion. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 3rd of July, show the following results (2:1 francs for 1/.): — Bullion £23,523,212 Dccreaso £178,961 Buuiva on deposit 138,88 Increase 13,50 G Circulation Public deposits Private depu,its 6,087,268 Decrease 229,803 Bill, discounted 4,167,344 Increase 141,133 Government securities 7,0411,1i22 The chief change to be noticed in the above return arises out of the payment of the dividends on the Three per Cent. Itentes which was in progress. The stock of bullion which has been steadily increasing since last autumn, seems at length to have reached its highest point, within a trifle of the enormous amount of twenty-three millions and three quarters sterling, as this week's return at length shows a diminution. The increase in the bills discounted is caused by the return under review including the usual accumula tion at the end of tho month. The bullion market here is unchanged, but a slight alteration, as reported by us, has taken place at Paris. The last prices of fine gold arc :—London, 3/. 17s. 9d. par ounce; Amsterdam, 11 to 114 per cent. preen.; Bombay (leaf), 161 rupees per toms; Buenos Ayres, 3 per ccut. prem.; Calcutta (China gold ) , 15.9 to 16.2; Canton, 15 debt. per ounce; Frarikfort, 378 ft per mark; Hamburg, 4241 marks per mare; Jamaica, 21 to 5 per cent. prem.; Lisbon, 0.4 per cent. dis.; New York, 6 per cont. prem.; Paris, 0.2;5 to 0.3 per cent. dis.; Rio Janeiro, 158 per cent. prem. (paper), 58 per cent. prem. (silver); Shanghae, 209 duls.; Vienna, 311 to 32 per cent. prem. The imports of bullion this week include 223,0001. by the Asia from the United States; 1,000,000 dole. by the l'acific from the United States; and, by the Montrose Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 1,4111. • (515/. front Gibraltar, 895/. from Lisbon). The total imports are about 450,0001. The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London, during the wed: eliding Thurs day last, we learn from official sources, was as follows: Gold dust : to Havre, 156 oz. ; to Hamburg, 100 oz. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 45 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 1,500 oz. Gold coin : to the Mauritius, 950 oz.; to Bel gium 13,900 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 3,560 oz. Silver bars: to Belgium , 50,000 oz.; to Rotterdam, 18,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 30,202 oz.; to Dunkirk, 7,800 oz. Silver coin : to Rotterdam, 75,000 oz.; to Belgium, 38,000 oz. ' • to Boulogne, 11,120 ak. ; to Dunkirk, 62,000 oz. This gives a total export fur the week of 20,211 ounces of gold, and 292,122 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 151,6001. Besides these exports the Dee, West India steamer, took out 9,000!., and the Tagus, Peninsular and Ori ental steamer, 4,950!., both from Southampton. Our usual analysis of the English railway traffic'for the last week (published in the Express of Fri day), was of a very favourable character, and the statement of the traffic on all the lines in the United kingdom is not less satisfactory. The total receipts on ,6,209 miles are 325,451/., or 52/. ss. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of last year the amount was 271,7121. on 5,800 miles, or equal to 47/. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 53,7391., or 19.77 per cent., in the gross receipts ; an increase in the mileage of 409 miles, or 7.05 per cent. ; and an increase of 5/. ss. in the amount received per mile per week. The total receipts on 6,312 miles for the 26 weeks of the present year are estimated at 6,579,0841., which is at the rate of 1,044/. per mile for the half-year. In 1850, the receipts on 5,800 miles, were 5,867,364/., or 1,011/. 10s. per mile. This shows an increase of 321. Dis. per mile over the preceding year, a circum stance which has not occurred for six years. ENGLISH FUN 1/4.—Tms DAT. Cask stack. 213 14 L 444 Aattultie4. 7 7 , 113 3 per !,'4. twit% itdek, Anti 3 , J Pet Ct . E.,;;;;1;:i4 3* per CL 0111.14, bl r 9 Ceara for Acct.. 961 PT 49 per Ct. Delctsu, 913 PORED), 6 per Ct. limclau. &I 9) Do. New. be 6 6 per Ct. Raab. Arra. 6111 6 per Ct. Callan, IvJ P 3 per Ct. ChNinn, 3 per Ct. DeoWi. 76 7 21 per Cc Dutch, 29 ea de 4 Kr Ct. Dutch, Pei 19 Equadoe, 34 9 1 per et. Orem* 1617 LATEST FOREIC to Dag t 63a Limo 1 L0ca.50.. 4 FUNDS. 5 per Ct. Maximal, 34 / 42 per Ct. Peru.. ,to, D 1 1 16660 lkfarrel, 1J 4 6 per CL Portamt.t. 85 7 ex die 6 per Ct. Nodal. 11 . 214 44 par Ct. 1tt0.43a, Piet ex die 61. r CL "'pull" Active, _.l 3 per Ct. kiperdoh, 35 8 ex .11, Do. P3velve, 44 64 24 per Ct. VmwWl4. 33 4 Do. Deferred, 12 13 IN EXCHANGES. The appearance of the metal market is generally improving and favourable to mineral industry. Cop per, tin, and iron arc well supported, and one of the features of the week is a reaction in the market ter lead. Lower prices were expected to rule, but the depression seems to have reached its point, as consi derable orders are understood to be in the market on United States account, and a decided upward ten dency has become evident. Tin plates continue in great request at still higher figures, the demand for this article having of lute undergone a considorablo expansion not only for home use, but also for exporta tion, especially to our North American and Austra lian colonies, where they arc turned to a great variety of uses. In consequence of its being understood that par ties have entered into negotiations with the Dutch government for the sale or leasing of the Great Basica tin mines, many of the k-ading mer chants of Amsterdam are fretting up a movement against the project, and a petition is in coarse of signature praying that the mines may be worked as heretofore ut the expense of the country. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. CorFr.E.—A full amount of business has been done in good ordinary native Ceylon at ins. to-day, but the private contract market generally has been dull. The public sales declared for tomorrow are rather large, via. : Sugar : .1,000 bags Mauritius, 11,000 bags of Bengal, 1,000 bags Madras, and 150 With. Barbadoes. Coffee: 250 casks and 1,000 'Jags Ceylon, 100 casks Jamaica 200 bales Mocha, and 500 bags Java. Saltpetre : 2,000 bags. Rice: 1, , 10v bags. 'ldri;2 - si—Tin has been steady; prices are unaltered. Tin plates sold steadily. Copper hiut been firm. Spelter, lair business done, 14/. los. to 14:. 17s. thl. autumn and winter shipment. Iron, Scotch pig: The ul has been good and pricco are firm. Wolf& bars dull of tale. Lead has been in good demand. ()mi.—Seal, pale, 311; straw, 29/. ; brown and yellow, 28/. Sperm, rill. to 87/.; beadmatter, 961. to 981. ; Cod, 351. South Sea, 301. to 32/. Olive, Ualipoli, 40/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 3W. to 391. l'alin, 2ril. Cocoa -nut, 291. to 311. Seed, rape, pale, 31/. ; linseed, 321. ss. to 31.105. •TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAM The market is firm in all position.. The delivery last week was larger than for the corresponding perio I in former years. Large parcels arc shipping Mr the outpurts, which are said to be very bare of stock. There is considerable in quiry for New Tallow. There is but a moderate supply of Town Tallow, and the market is cleared ot all accumula tion of stock. Town Tallow is quoted Wis. nett cash ; Peters burg Y. e. on the spot, 375. 9d. to 18s.; last three months, 395. ; January and March fnl. rAiticutAks OF TALLOW.-7111.1 DAY. I 1849. I 18.54.4 Stork tau day Casks. Daltvary List week Do. Irian IA Jima Arrival last week 23 ,GN 23,6* - 4 700 $24 5,419 5,110 1,477 1,017 Do. four let J une 73:621 4,5;0 Uo.Hee Y. C. tea d..iy per set.— Zawn lie. Gd. I 38r. 34.082 1,L03 8,833 4,14 t 37, 941 38A. OIL ---•••••• SALMI ADVERTIBED rt.o Fain.tr, Jut.s , 11.- 100 casks and 140 boxes South American Tallow ; 400 casks Australian ditto. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was short from Essex, but the Kent stands were fairly fur nished. --; thjcontinuauce of fino weather, combined with good supplies from anroad, has had a depressing effect upon the market, and a di cline of ls. per quarter upon both English and foreign Wheat had to be submitted to before much progress could be made in mire. The receipts of French Flour having fallen off considerably, purchases could not be made on Wier tcrut4. Barley iu moderate supply and fair request, at late rates. Oats (of which article we hale received from abroad 61,132 qrs. during the will) were saleable at a decline of ls. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday last. Beans and Peas were dull bale, and in sumo instances were sold at a trifling decline. BBITI6II Millings per Qr. Wane, Dare & Kent .. .- - red 37 to t 9 to 43... white, vu t 043 to 45 Norfolk eel Stdrolk... „ 33 to 37 to 41... do. 39 to 43 to 43 Mt:event (Ewes or Suffolk) 45 to 47 Catoihridneer Linnet:lml 34 to 39 to 43 . white, 37 5 41 to 44 Rex, new 27 to 33 - eld, 16 to 23 .. .... . Boatt,let:lting MALT OAT'S, , _ IlLetutg 22 to 2/ . chevAliCi 27 to 29.. fine 31 42 to 20. flue 244 2l to 25 h. feed IV to 21...black tnglish, „. ~,,,,,,,, ............. Ditto Klandx - - 2 .pototc; 15.roick ac booteb, fot4 20 to 21 potato 22 to 24 ...... 17 to 18 to 19...W00k ....... ..... '0 :iota= 25 to 27. .maple . • SO to 32 Ditto. potato.... ........ . Pea% goty. Mite 30 to 31... imperial 33 to 40 White 2l to 21. .boilors 2B to 31 Buss, Mannann 2B to 28...t10k 27 lu 29.. old 29 to 31 Harrow 29 to 31...0n501180 to 32...01d 33 to 35 Dann, new spring ...... .. to —...new whiter— to —...0kl to Itnekm.o, new 3O to 88 . . CLOVCIAIIS.I., rwr cwt., rod...— to to --white Lutealb iwr tbuoroond ... .C 9 to C.l_lo ....... „ n r aide of 2301b5. noon, town made, delivered 36 to 39... fine household .. 31 tote Norfolk and bulfu:k 27 tu 28-whiles 28 to 31 FORMION. Shillings per Qe Winne, Mottle and Konipberg 12 to 16...6n Pomeraniun to io el-Rostock 42 to 43...Stettin 39 to 42 French.. 36 to 38 to 41. fireboat Dunieb 38 to 40 _Hamburg ...40 to 42 to 44 Muslim- 82 to 38. .Seindian 26 to 28 Danube ._ .... 33 to 36. .odesen * ^6 to 38 Bra Demur, feinting to IS LIDITIL4 -, to -. -Indian Corn 28 to 33 Oats, Dungan lB to 20 Pomeranian and ntralound 9 0 to 22 Swedleh ..nd Danish 19 to 21 Friesland and Data, feed Ditto. brew. 2O to 33...P01auds 5a55........ 21 to 22 Bzwis. tick Small 27 to 29...01d .. ......... -... 31 to 33 -- .. ... ELY 41. 1 . 0 2l to U...Thscany .... ..... 19 to 3 . 1 PraY, grey 7 1.WWW 11102 ' 2I to 23 .bollen . toms old 23 to 23... new 76 to 27. large 3l to Si lusaan, Bank and Russian 4l to 48 Mediterrancenand Wawa 43 to 48 Rumen 4a to 34...13ewpred ...... .. 35 to 37 Ctorsanasn, red ..per ton. —to— to white to Barman Carom (moot duty, per ton. LI 10 to .64 16 Per Barrel et 1941 he. Fronk Amerieen ........ ........ 19 21 to 22...Canwhan 5l to 23 Dantrio 21 to 22 .llamburg French. per sack of 2001 be 23 27 to 30 to 34 AILRIVALB DITO LONDON FROM 30th JUNE :to sth JULY. Wheat Ora I Zatlin B b. beoteh. Irish. Vocain. 391 1 32917 Barley 3170 Oats IN g 749 / 1203 1 51132 flour, 6,954 sacks; —bonito. Welt, 3,021. SMITIIFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a larger supply of Beasts, but, the dead markets being clear, there is a demand for choice ones not too big; these readily make 3s. Gd., and in a few instances rather more. Heavy Cattle arc with difficulty dispo,cd of, at lato rites. The number of Sheep and Lambs is larger, how ever, the demand has increased for sizeable ones, and rather better prices arc obtained, but tit Sheep are not dearer. Good Calves met with a steady sale. From Germany and Holland there are 312 Beasts, 2,230 Sheep, 174 Calves, and 70 Pigs. Scotland, 70 Beasts ; and 70 from France. For state of 811 a. I. d. 4. 0. Per stow of Slts._ ti,. el, 4, d. Reg 8 0.8 a. Ilercia:44.. 3 4 3 8 Best 4816. 0 t la 4. 8 118.0 0 0 g Bat IThortßotas . —.. 3 2 3 4 kart Lavaca Becoa4 quality Bauta.. 26a 0 1 D°. 4 " 11 " n OO 0 2 3 tam ..... ~.. ~. ~... 3 0 4 0I o. sad wand 4 saw _ PBX ~.- -,... -.—2 B 3 4 Do. do. Shan- But ups is akf-brals sA 8 4 0 lama ....... .... ... 6 . 1„.. _ 616; Baas as market. 3,631; 68 66 0 and "'Ws. 33 • 23 0 • PIM 300. ii i - ,i 2$ 71116 bet a to es• M. Ned i the lee la reate, Neese thee. e, nee vbn• R old ■em ertais Pl 4 Innis war ✓iven. NOM Ibr II& T. Fel Vvia Imo sised marl = rade glist Asa" set- L. 1e• el t M • orb IN 'PRON 'SO r liquor, pools* cat la ..• dilSo 114. bill MO Med 01 , WOOF • rumble be woof • barged Ifilllaid• ed Md. cusped Batedmothod 10 • NNW ___ . ....r_ .. ..T.,... mooed. Au4agS. Sill. 6/ 1 as 12211 131 31 i 8 1 44i 81 41 13a i 7 8 I 3 2 1 I