The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-05 00:00:00

''' •rs MISCRLLANEO 4 - • [THREEPENCE. gold, 126 prem.; silver, 8 pre:. Berlin, Tuesday; National Debt, 93! ; exchange on London, 0.21;1. Frankfort, Tues.l2y : Austrian Fire per Cent. Me tallies, 87;1; Spanish Three per Cents., 43 Ham burg, Tuesday : Spanish Three per Cents., 11 ; ditto Deferred, 221; exchange on London, long, 13.41 ; ditto short, 13.6. Pans, closing prices of this day (Wednesday): Three per Cent. Itentes, 81.30; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103.30; Paris and Orleans, 1,120; Paris and Hewn, 1,180; Northerne, 922.50; Paris and Strasbourg, 915; Paris and Lrons, 971.25; Western, 810; Soctthern of France, 640; Mobilier Bank shares, 943.75. Pd priers yesterday. Business done to-day. 10,1401 100, 4nstrallan 50,1344LAmericanLand 10,000. 100.1 n .da Company 100,060 &Crystal Palma 130.601.0 4 Cmt.Pal.of France 125,71 I !N. It. Aust. Land I to. Preference 150,000, 1 Prelßiv.Lnd.&llln 104,0 M, I SoottlabAust.lneest 12,700 25 n. Australian Land 15,0001 100 Van Diemen's Land SS 82 84 8$ 8.4 77 80 82 G 4 1 70 S 11 is pm 6i 2 1 „ ell 1 1 1 Ina all all 31 41 pm l 91 1 9 all i 11 21 peal 31 as 1 47 49 241: 194 704 MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The English stock market to-day was a shade flatter. Consols opened 1004 to 101 for the 12th inst., and after being sold to some extent at 10W-, for cash, closed 1004 to for money, and 1001 to for account. The flatness appears to be mainly induced by the continued supply of money stock. Money was in considerable demand in this market at 2} to 3 percent. The "time" market in Consols, it may be noticed, continues good. The government, broker invested again in Reduced Threes at 100 and 1004. Bank Stock is very firm. The official busi ness report includes: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, a, a, a; ditto, for account, 1001, I. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1004, 100. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 a, 4, a, Long An nuities, 1860, 5 15-16, 6 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 5 Tho Board of Trade returns for th^ month and three months ending the sth of April were issued this day. The total declared value of the extorts of British and Irish produce and manufactures is shown below : For the month. For 3 months. 1833 183 4 1841 This statement shows an increase, as compared with the corresponding periods, of last year, of no less than 1,486,818/., or 23 per cent. on the month; and of 3,813,973/., or also nearly 23 per cent., on the three months. It is seldom that these go vernment tables have presented results so strikingly indicative of a largo and prosperous foreign and colonial trade, and of the general prosperity of tho manufacturing and labouring classes. A large por tion of these increased exports of course goes to Aus tralia. These figures afford a ready explanation of a less easy .money market. Subjoined is another letter from a shareholder of the Magdalena Steam Navigation Company: MAGDALENA STEAM NAVIGATION SHARES. 1-16. ; ditto, 1860, 6 3-16. India - Stock, 261, South Sea Old Annuities, 99, 100. Bank Stock, 228. In Exchequer bills there was more business to-day. Transactions are recorded in both the March and June issue at the uniform rate of 45., Is., and sis. TO THE EDITOR OF TILE DAILY NEWS. Sin,—Although I agree with your correspondents, that the directors of this company ought to have convened a meeting of the shareholders before they entered into any liabilities in the face of only 6,875 shares being subscribed for, in lieu of 10,000, I have yet to learn why tho enter prise should not turn out a profitable investment, provided the directors will confine their operations for the present to the two steam boats now building, and give the shareholders an assurance that no further capital will be called for, or liability incurred, until it is ascertained how the two boats answer. Should this pledge be given, and an arrangement made that interest at the rate of ,1 per cent. shell be allowed from the date of the deposit until the time the boats commence running, the shares at once would asrumo a market value ; indeed, apart from the error of proceeil ing with the enterprise with onl, two-thirds of the capital subscribed, the directors have conducted the affairs of the company with singular economy and straightforwardness. The directors themselves hold 1,150 share!, therefore they are as much interested as anyone in rescuing the share. from their present disgraceful, because unwarranted, posi tion ; and this can only be done by relieving the share holders from the fear of future calls, It may be well to mention that, in the event of the direc tors net giving this pledge at the meeting which will take place on the 26th Met., the shareholders have the power of dissolving the company, by resolution, to be twice carried at two successive extraordinary general meetings by a ma jority of two-thirds in number of the shareholders present holding two-thirds in value of the shares ; but this extreme proceeding will be unnecessary provided resolutions are passed at the general meeting limiting the liability of the shareholders to the 41. already called for, or, what would perhaps be better, to reduce the present shares from 204 each to 51. Ammun, i • 6, 4 4-1.--0 4411 ..4204/7i.A 1 1 :3 1........ f' . /rya 4 , .../[Ns -- T e t i ' • e ewer ese ek:fl3rts No. 2,091.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENANG, MAY 5 , 1853. _ °---- CILINIS' HOUSES for the GOLD DIG- TILE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION , SHARE LISTS. VOILILIGN RAILWAYn. MISC: il l!' s • Cmafortable. dumb e Habitations. at trete beyond I , _7 - 4 ‘ 4 4 e ele a - _tweets, the tratueok of patent grooved son, 1 ,' d - r„,,,e, a s patent low raised from the round. gtard From the progress made within the last few days, there is not the least doubt that all the necessary orrar4e- -----r.. W WEDNESDAY EVr- y l ei nto e . r. 9 1 4 19 I :6 o) l ,, Besieres t ; i 7 "P ornisrmi tO s : w:a. G i railleelene r l a4 ::: :. 1 1 : 31 4 1 1 4 9 . p poi la ns 4 13 1 1 1 The railway market opened quietly at t 6 3 6.113114 Pwar" " r°33 " "I " IS I t ' imm lutch imi lilseali h.- „. .. 101 die Na i elk. Mreemaasza ir le“ -- ft , - - -:„ .. .. 1 4. 0 „, , 1 1, o p ,, A z iri t ii ,h ie d.u nsof and . e p tr er ...li nd ned no w t It ffectsd h patipab; meets will he completed within the specified period. The day's improved pr i ce ,. I and, after maintaining a favourable appearance during the day, slightly- -- I - - issa•e 4 ' " 1 ' a ' ' Late ar.• made up Into the witlng.care, 0 .4 • painting of the central hall, •a work of great magnitude, gave way at mem tee *mutation Apr Yet. l b ' a , 4 .."n a l ached by 15 left 4 irelms, will pea up a, that it will be finished in the course of a few days. It is expected the final close. The buying so t De. setter® - - 1 1 it tj 6 Pa 211 I br.. I ' l I a -- i- ' th uarte of urement. The also that by the close of the present week the arrangement .• • Mr.. , .1' ascot T. it-q is a too SWIM 10,000. tong 101.da Comps gli7l, - '"„ ,f • Loused Mae cimeononemellePleie in the Pael Mg- of such objects of art and manufacture as have obtained in this department is chiefly . isculative• 6 6 'kw Indian Pageants- !24 21 ;; 100,060 &Crystal Palms ler l •''''' .. . e r mem wills entrance door ant I.ght tlisrein , the honour of a place in this the most conspicuous part of the bon° firk business continuing restncte& Of the 104 all l ‘lt. ' iraavidect.jaacpreene"°6 of ‘ Pranc e 21 1 21 P m 121 130.001. 4Cryst.Pahof Fr Po. " t6661 "' " . a .33 ' • ofalso.;!h t Caert. ." 5165°116, -i gu ,5."".....-....,' 5i......." 3 .. 6a 5: 16" .... the building, will be considerably advanced. At the western heavier stocks, Lancashire and Yorkshire remain . ~ , Do. Moods Clad Sahis73 par - - Pal 111,71 , 1 !SI. it. Aust.] VI ;eht I ... hel hire 4 o. 6ll6 .. d ..T retiowee ' 7n ' -7- ' O4 ee ,. - e T ee -- e ,T etee - ut h.'''' end of the great hall, and near the southern gallery, the prominently firm. Guaranteed stocks are still in- 3 .1 I 3 it i g "'" 33 ,,„„ sscov „ l n l3 .3 . ll • l=l • Pw; 7 411 7 r 110,000 s'Peelßiv.Lad.& 3616" , t o •a, l ' e a t by bOiDELL and DLASIER, at the Amber Iron 6 of the " lantern of • lighthouse has been corn- „, ; .„, A toeant , I soottinAust.h wok ' - ,' k r Rionlngh,ra. and at the Camden Works, minced by Megan. Chance and Co., of Birmingham, the flatted for, and on the whole it may be said that it , le . Do. (Railway) ',7, 7, 4 41 1 12,700 22 te. Australian I % o w, ••vt.ol”. , TM goir.ey.cremme, i undenatawn, London, where Morasses* ran be great glair manufacturers. The principle of this light- railway property is well supported. l 15,00 D! 100 Van Diemen's I house, though used in France for upwards of twenty years, -- 6 3 ; Do. 034 . 161).., , - I 2 6sl ---- ------- is rather a novelty in these countries , and is unquestionably THIS DAY-Two O'CLOCK. 10 1 t Do.ll per et. rreteresee i the par .... much superior to that generally adopted along the British The railway market is well supported, in face of a 20 f 'Lyons aad Meallteennese - 1 01 .1110 NB ...--:<". ..:--- 20 74Aledres ... ... ~„ .. 21 24 pea and Irish coasts. The lantern is composed entirely et quiet business. Most of the heavy stocks are firm, 1 6 , 5 r e ir e. Ain ce.le•• ••• ••• - a series of prisms which collect each ray of light, and and there are increased enquiries for many of the go 29 gr at D: L66 " lll 66° 76 e • ....: - * " blllog 1 . ....• • reflect it from one to the other in such a manner that The English stock ••••'' ~ • - Ii hter d • • f hLast 4 An- 16 14 I gra Wm vi ta interest ) ~ - - i' -,se. .. . it becomes magnified five thousand times-the whole lan- F ascriptions 0 8 am. Aberdeen., - - - 2 . i ., pc) , .7 . ..• .. 544 3 6 1 37 61 flatter. Consols open p . . . , tern presenting one mass of intensely brilliant light. This gaians, and Lancashire and Yorkshires , are better ""' ' II I Da * . Oa IL & Amiens art..' til 141 inst., and after being r t . principle, which combines economy with efficiency, has been today, but Great Westerns and Scottish Midlands il i t ) rall Ilkevis i tsa L Truak Pmder. 41 94 applied in some plaices in England. The inventor is Mon- are flat. 10 39 India* di a s a l 7: :: 1 4 . 4 1 1 4 6 4 1 Pei 2 11 a for cash, closed 1004; cieur FresneL The hanging of the pictures is progressing French shares are good, and still show an upward to ,sc Paned Roam s for account. The fl i satisfactorily. The works of the British school have been.. 461 473 induced by the cent . s i , tendency. Northerns and Strasbourgs have each been 0 . 20 1 1 ' 19114 M sut'''''ra -36 364 3 41 1 1 7 .i--- placed at the southern, and those of the foreign artists at done 83 high as 37. 20 1 ParlaNizandCherbosre 3 6 pm Money was in consil the northern side of the Fine Arts Court. Many of the lef' 711Qnsbas Inkatond .. 1 i Pin at 21 to 3 per cent. ' foreign pieces that we have seen possess artistic merits of ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 3O a 1 dosonand Nam ... .. 23 31 it may be noticed, cot ~ i iiii. I= l i the highest order. The fitting up of the Medical Depart,* meat at the western end of the Fine Arts Hall has been ab • P a. Ramways. 1 2 filo* Swedish amine more sates to.day so . . so: ..„,.., sietoo s :-- 9 9 4 cll. yesterday. up to 1 p.m. $4 broker invested again I.:. IWi :1 ' ' = commenced under the superintendence of a gentleman in 8 ,. 190 4haleee .. ____ - 01 1001. Bank Stock ii 1 11111nrni0 the employment of the late Mr. Pugin. The ceiling will be decorated with various representations of ancient ec- 20 si ember., tenths', Doris azi4 East Janetion ~. 661 on sq 10 'II *oath Indira of Fr ance - - 10 t 4 imillisrn of Franco.-- 6 64 pm so' b. Upper India &rip for money, 100/ 1, I ht. clestastical ornaments. 131 all ginn.Walv.lketsarUgo 10 106 61 all Mot Flanders 44 3 1. Three per ("lent. '", - • li Ile Skase., Lan.ottaise.Jui. 76 61 die 10 i t De. 3/ per Cask Proks. Ms par ____ IMPOIITAST to FAMILIES FURNISHING, 11 154 Da. do. do. 201... 34 24 die THE DEVONSHIRE GREAT CONSOLIDATED et. int, amid •0 4 R i c a ... 101 103 1031 10 3 Westward Switnorland 1 1 30 6 Zealand I4 1 die nuities, 1860, 5 15-: who lively elegance with museum-JAMES COOK's Tllllll COPPER MINING COMPANY. Bt. 1011 Odedemitm , ..._ .. I 671 631 631 5 11-16. 1 ; ditto, le 171 , A FitgNi.:ll POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BUM Ile ill Inner aril Holyhead .. 14 244 260. South Sea C STEAD. luoll0Mr• Minn, CsrPet. Lookinrilma aut Upholstery The ninth annual general meeting of shareholders 30 11l CI " sad Paaaaa '" - 221 131 MINES. Warelsonse.-11ROMIToN IIIoUSE, II mid 23. tlonnerbulkhngs. 60 11 Dunked lanestJuae.. 44 3,1 pm 304 1 Stock, 228. Tra ln ome Ex t c io h o eq a ue a r re bi rei lls 1041011/31.111DGE. Enkaatoo (I,IIM, aid a Woof prices sent post of the Devonshire Crest Consolidated Copper Mining Corn- ad e n Pirtli, and Ater geßoeurasilnlyessquinieSt.ritlisvhe hear r nin o g f s io toc qu k iri to-d es fo a r y a h h as are b i n: WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ree• l'"I aas held at the office,l7, Barge yard chambers , Buck-. =snake .. ... a 9 June issue at the • -- -- ers ury, on Monday last, May 2, W. A. THOMAS, Esq., in 15 alt Mee 34 61 61 1 BA 111.1 t 11AMATY's ROYAL LEI TERS PATENT. the chair, when the report of the hoard of director, , from IS all piet a / 1 7 E and My.' 4 1 41 41 West Cara don, Alfred Consols, and Merllyn. The P rem., the closing DARLOIV'S PATENT CASK STAND, War- which we make the following extracts, was read : 20 SS balm Cwantise ... . 131 134 .101 raishal to bast Fifty Years, and to repay Vs con a hundred Mt „ l3 all laelnes 11111011 CIAO A... ndia Bonds mark 31 The great feature of interest is unquestionably the di- sales reported to -day are as follows :-Devon Great I The anion et taismethens is powerful and shade ;by tumble ibe .Niko 11. U. 611.) ~... 101 111 was 6..w. t0 n0. t h e elided profits, amounting to nearly 50,000/. ; there are, how- 13 all Do. elms B sad C mu. 74 7/ 73 Consols, 405, 410 • South Frances, 1771, 180; Wheal Mary A nn ,42 ; ' Alfred Consols, 181 ; Trebarvah, In foreign stocks moment, althoug h esok is raised without ever, many other items which show not only the past, but St. ISO goat Womble* ... _. 73 75 a • trouble beyond Its level, the probable future prosperity of the concern, which must be 14 all Z. Ils W.I. DlialkllinaJa 60 53Mexican bonds were o.- e so that any sediment se apparent to those who will take the trouble to examine into 111. tee Bdiabergh and Gamow .72 74 734 101 ; Wheal Cupid, 84, 9 ; Clive, 3 ; 'Vale of Tow y , 9 Isef 1 •-. *.t. - ' to is so h and Peskin - hem 7104110 ,..".• ~_l 6° , 110 ; the particulars of the accounts. The mine's cost will ne- B a tt. 100 - - 0, reeth.Detek,- 31 24 315., 320. ; Wheal Guskus, 335. fic. received by the come . .1 ~ t. 11 I Mho /,,.or V s n s l o r, f t t - r t w i . -- . 1 '.',47,r d cessarily appear to have increased from the larger return of es. No given below) confirm is BouthWestan - The gold mining share market was flatter to-day, and closed with a dull appearance, chiefly from a Saturday relative to • .:, R . ii Er :,," lep .i pa el y that th e ore, exceeding that of last year by 1,910 tons. Included in gt. MO =Torment ... .. 89 90 69 i pediment of the rood this item is the coat of the water-wheel erected for the M. 100 Dm A. stock ... ... 13 07 sonnet has placed hi limpid Buhl by no prose- supply of clean water for dressing the ore and for condenz- It• 100 Do. B. Meek ... ... ISt 113 133 1 want of business. There has also been some selling St ley oisettos.aaa weet.ars.. In 112 will probably arrive Odin can get &du! testi,. ing water for the steam - en giees-an invaluable acquisition, 111 of Ague Fria during the last day or two, leading to sod. the I. 5111 O. the. ' as, without it, it would not have been possible to have re• I s 1" 11 I =o„ o • Walltam p as i m ''' 7. I ti 9 2 2 4 4 921 if an unfavourable effect on the market gene rally. At 4 o'clock, British Auatralian were Peruvian stocks are flatter. Swedish sc 44 I' • wise, Re., may be drawn • eff perfectly brischi. 73 0 turned the quantity of ore brought to market, amounting 40 all Lamm/ 00 0 wags „ p 2 /4 quoted 3-16 to 5-16 premium; Colonial Gold, o'cloc . k Spanish Deft of the Patent to no less than 20,886 tons. The draft for the steam- tel 11l Do. Thiele ........134 14 ma 'Ca ge- v Can band are obvious : engine at Anna Maria was taken as a liability in last 01. 100 L• 111 11 1110 93 0 _,„,_ 15101 T o79 uthlr' 00 , . 60 1 50 1 i Iv Certlfs 6 1 to 4 per 2to 1 premium ; Nouveau Monde, 1 a to li .., • • 14 Gre to at l k . u p g rem ti ; 2 A to nglo- re C ol all- ; . 1 111 rt... 0 mimics& on Me eli calk vear's account, and now appears as a payment in due course. r i It , 9.!.. Wml ... 7 „„..... ,4 1 1 'I 24 ; ditto Deferred, The balance of cash and the bills r eceivable are larger, se ,ill :bads te ri mou wasp e . .7 . T . I , 1 4 .. 31 s 681 to 69; ditto 1 1 ( •II • r.• ° ' ..w,.• - . wawa medico tilting, a toi. ' • r. - likwa of "a• a a • is C at owin to the reater re uirements of the com an , and - I 1 safer ft ; Om consequence El g cl 0 / 111 li Imams* 11•1 1110.01 9 9 9 9 i 9 Fo re n n ii alti l , l A to 11 p F re r m ia : ; and Port Phillip, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. Tins last - I. P 31 to 41 prem. The *•#:', the large and profitably advantageous sale of ore in 10 2 I kon.,ffighogy e lli meamono 1 ti pm L that the sediment IBMs. January. The second part of the balance-sheet, that of St. ICO Las„Nel ~AIL Doe r 103 106 1034 named stock was heavy. Monarch shares were in Austrian Five per ( tubed a wend fermentation emu.", the fluid is never bright Ma*ll9; 120 Four-and-a-Half pc sad n ' eetuallf two or three worts, at the Rest, in even cask ore liabilities and assets, shows an increase over that of last :; 104 , c .i....F.... 2 1 120 19 1 demand, having been done at par. waded ael thrown away. Ei graTinr gratis.-J AMES 11 , 1 111 - O W, year of 31,138/. 14s. Id. The foundry has proved itself alO 1 De.Sles‘li.me . aisle t 4 Ii Pa 21 The shares of the Jamaica Copper Mining Com- Brazilian Old Fiv• Wester sod Patentee, 14. King Widoirustreet, Minsion.tionee. valuable and uselul appendage, not only as the means of Be. no u s e s , a s es mm is e s , 904 9 1 €' e t leavyroanld3liowperermto.-dax. considerableMecalfe's C l i Cl e; l h d il it ta to n Four-and s repairing on the spot any accident which might occur to sO 134 Do, 630 ... ... .. 3 46 dim o ß a ll es hea pe R. L'ULJERWELLe.ia;SawriMEDICALta WORKS,.Iay 11) 4 1. ita he p ma rotta i tg anwor te on pa t r h tlet particulars articles t a i l : s u supplied regar d4O 1 ri, utur„,;.b.„.66. It Iv" .results. therefrom are laid upon lb.' table. The contract for the 2 .• ,V O l 50010 ° 0 "7„,.._„. en _, 16 1° 1111611 ,21° 11, E. Kaa:e i egfawlleenre business continues to be done in Copiapo shares, which maintain their late improvement. United ditto Four per WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. 304 carriage of ore and materials hss been renewed for 3 years l i t i ''' 4 " h •Ijo Liszt , r an ,.,:x, -4 coo } cool Equador Bonds, 6, U.Mexican were heavy. LICIVRII TO YOUNG OM. from Nov. last, on still more favourable terms, which will et tog log ig g -,„.. 76 761 764 6 The non-official closing quotations are : -Ana- Cent. Iterates, 104 f. m. effect a saving to the company of at least 1,0001. per annum. Bt. 100 Da.ltitre;..and . Dirby . 42 44 tralasian Coal, }die. to 1 pm.; New South Wales HOW TO BE HAPPY. The directors have the pleasure to refer the shareholden SO Ai wei.o , west. met_ ... - - Granada One-and rt. to the general report of We mines drawn up by Captain sue. 77 iffitellalliheree•• ••• - - cember , 1849, con Coal, }lts. to par ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay • Mexican Three pe MURAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT UP LIR . James Richards, which exhibits thesatisfactory position of S. . 4 ttN° 4 7„r ailwi •-• ••• : , 8 , 0 . 62 Coal, k dig. to i prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, par e. Oti SPECIAL DIERAUL the property,no greater proof of which is the fact, of an i? 1 4! 24 ,74= 4 002b.„0 4 4 isl • r Its count 17th May, to 1 . prem. ;_ London and Liverpool Australian Gold ' n. increase of ' reserves of ore ' ever hut year of 4,823 tons. ie 71i to t em .1 g a etekitien. 9 gi Half per Cent. B• MR Isenirree or DIARRIACIR MEL The directors, whose services terminate this day, beg to II all illsweWuranplatklm. 8 94 Mining and Streaming, 1 to 1 prem., _• Mel- Th. offer themselves for re-election ; the appointment of au- 84. ISO IDezielk ... - ... -53 63 311 4 3 1 prem • Portug• bourne Gold, 1, }per share • Australian Mutual, ", ' ' DISEASES OF WINTRIL ditors remains with the shareholders. Mr. Joseph Deane 13 15 i Do. New ... ~ .. - - 1 dis. to par ; Australian donsola, 1 dia. to par • v e tted in 1841, 411, THU Browne and Mr. H. Williams being willing to accept the . 3 • 1:4•111•512 °mad " Llilkc ' 31 1 61 616 ' per Cents 1041 •Si taLea:.e ovuvoLzreTtA _CONerlraTloll, and U.SIitORE. o ffi ce if i . d . , 5.. in , web Ilittlab ... ... .. 36 V 36 1 i i Monarch Gold, 1 dig. to per ; Chartered Australian " • nolo& appointed ." . IS 14 , North Devoe _NO. 1. .. -. Cs Land and Mining, 1 to a per share • Worthing (new Spanish New Def ft. awl x. The report on the mines, a lengthy document, was then S all I , Da. 1 • Derrod - - ditto Passive, Con usCLee 1, 1111811 4 aral SODTCH LAKES. 2 vo'o.. Is. mak. read, as well as an estimate of the quantity of ore in re- 8 6IDa j B Haarantmd - - ilk shares), Ito k die.;"Lewis Hill Rlnge, /to 1 dia. ; • New South Wales Gold, ; tor • Golden - Mountain, per cent.; Swedish Is, serve, amounting to 67,833 tons • the tabular statements 20 174,Nertk Ssanbedalere... . 4; 41 dig • Il vl.at , I ATTU . OR, THE COLD WATER V• ILL referred win the report were also laid on the table. SO all ; North Wagons 1 t o a per share ; Lake Supenor Copper, k die. to .., gar Loan, 2 die. sten.,:,:.,rs•pree•af4o*; essalho. 117, Flact.trer: Mann. lO 10 ,Northand &Woe:oral= - - pm 40. Com _ so , o . s , h0n ,,.. e. , wif N.B. c , ii .„.. 31. ma , 1 0, The report of the directors, and also that on the mines, 10. to o todini Woes , 6 woke . 5 24 034'he subjoined ha 524 94 pm . ; Ceylon Land and Mining, i die . to par ; Feather . gait-•+ '• .Itevastesrewr, who me ks esmaited daily mom Di ull 3, appeared to give great satisfaction ; and the usual resew- gt. 100 siseedsiOutral ... River Land and Gold, par to t prem. ; Gladbach sal? till% Dons for receiving and adopting the same, re-electing the M. 'OO Smitddi Midland ... retiring directors and auditors, &c., having been passed, the It. 100 Minya & Bird., ... ... 65 67 si Ito 11 prem. • The Silver Lead, par to v i ces f rom Mr. Falcon }prem. ; Chal ' anches Silver, par to a pm. ;Cologne the 2nd ult. meeting separated. at. 100 Do. L.kg.W.Cluar. Rik 13 16 10 8 likrewsbory sad Honsferd 11 Of dis IRELAND. --. Nil . ..__ VAL. BSI au ues•weura7 ma timer Olisa.ll. Ina.) ... 17 19 133 ill Da.lbloss -«. ... 04 94 Lea d , 4 ili a to p ar ; New Linares, /to 1 prem.; Proceedings had b Tregurtha, 4to }prem. • Mizen Head, par to }prem .; at the instance of flit , Carberry West, / dim ' . to 4 prem.; Connemara, a on g rels ' for i6 P atal DUBLIN, MAY 4.13 13 ADMIRALTY, MAY 4.-APPOINTMENT.-Clerk ~,•••• ~• si i s i tj e i t i par to i prem. i filenaulin, k die. ter par ; tore, as contained a Great disappointment has been calmed here by the T. C. 11. Shears, to Amphion. 60 lo I Dam ... ... .. 11l 21 11 1 Sulphate of Barytes, I to '4 per share,. L'Aigle d'Or, last. He in of Mexican bondt had under tt non-arrical of the express steamer at Kingstown PORTSMOUTH, MAY 4.-The ill-fated Dauntless, st. 100 ,flooth Imam ... ... ... 783 76/ 76f 371 1 dm. to „k pm.; ; Adelaide Land and Gold, /to }lts. ; March, but understoc last night, with the Loudon morning papers of yes- 21, screw steam frigate, Captain E. P. Halstead, arrived at V. 1..._... e mil W . -_,-.. ales ...'" ..........-7 P p le l Spithead this afternoon . She came through the Needle', ; 1 riz; -- 4 1 - 4; - __ -- . 4 7 4 Portland Iron, Par to 1 prem.; Metcalfe Mining was e as a arbitrary r a intentionryandi 1 , 1 terday, containing the debate of Nlonday night. Coa- wlte and on pesseng Osborne saluted the royal standard g 5 a puny of Jamaica, 13 to 14 prem.; Jamaica Copper, „ The result of the division had fortunately been made with 21 guns. She then came on to her anchorage, and 2 - 1 60 ,Tbssieslia 9l9.lll9.lll ven Dal =llT. 1 3 9 1 91 5, 1 to 1 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, . t uints the committee known, however, through the medium of the electric saluted the flag of the Commander-in-Chief, Vice-Admiral it 17 /Tab *Math ~._ ... .. IS 15 steps with reference 11 to 2 prem.; Obernhof, Ito 11 prem. ; Britannia brought 70,000 dollar telegraph, at an early hour yesterday, and it has Sir T. Cochrane, which the Victory, flag ship, returned. 1 0 all I Welloffild awl 14111.117. If 1 i ail Winded .ass /imt. 364 334 Gold, 4, ,i, per share ; Poltimore, 1 die. to 1 prem.; mimes, to the credit r now been ascertained that the delay was caused by The Dauntless, it will be recollected, was the ship that suf- so t 4 ; Woe Oseawall . 10it fend so great an amattnt of mortality in ...• •_.__•• iKenmore, I to I prem. ; British and Colonial Smelt- Messrs. Baring Broth some derangement of the machinery in the express the West Indies 10 it e ,iimammerm and mom, 4 die par dead . The intelligs from yellow fever, losing 15 o ffi cers and 73 men. At one 30 1 , Itseelord ing and &diction, Ito 1 prem.; Great Hevras boat, which has been towed into Kingstown this Maesintosh's affairs i time it was doubtful it a sufficient number of her crew 131 . IN ITo2l4lllllsesestbsiDerwisli - 70 - 71 71 704 United Tin, par to 4. prem. ; Iteapryn Copper, par to morning by the Roscommon. The news of the would be left to bring her home. The names of those who 15 20 I De. 9 a. lEWwW III9 •• 7` 7 619 Money was in gr division produced, as might be expected, some con died, and also of the consequent promotions, were given in In' HSI res•B• ll . l •Fddslisss .• II al u 9 1 pre*. ;Sae River (ofJamaica), 11 to }prem.; Park- and in Lombard-st Swint i York sad Seek Wenn 61 GS 634 win and Carwahick Tin, Ito 1 prem. ; Burns' Creek sternatiou among those who express so much the daily papers at the time. As the Dauntless was passing rate could not be gratifying signal was hoisted at her Gold, 1 dig. to par ; South Cork Copper, 1 dim. to would appear the apprehension of the income tax, the triumphant ah• masthead, " All are well on board." At four o'clock Ca pt. , , TILETEDIAICII same. par; Liguanea, 1. 1 to 21 prem. ; Trevose Silver Lead, the dividend paym majority which the ministry have had leaving but Halstead landed at the dockyard, and proceeded to wait on ..II al.111: 416619 , ..., „ 14 °- 3, 7 ,1 4 ° e „CI- , ee - -,„, little hope that they can be forced by any Irish the Commander-in-Chief. From him we learned that no " " "•"'". P e " - ja, iii kto ' prem „,.; Lackamor Copper, kto 1 prem.; It. I SO Caledonia a te _ ..._ 108 Brucutu Gold, par to 1-16th prem. (with 23.6 d. d tinned efflux of go agitation on the subject to modify their propositions. sickness has prevailed on board mince he sailed for England. 13 13 Cluster sad Holyhead Par)- ; naturally tells up( That we shall have some agitation, however, is very Tin Dauntless has made • lengthened passage home. The 64 al nark ildis 4pm coming in from A Cuysfort, 26, was towed down to the new tort building at sl en 1 mods., term, swum _ el Moseley, 11 to I prem. •, Albion Gold, k die . to 1 probable, but its hopelessness will no doubt have the the Needles to-day, to act as • receiving ship. She had on u _ desai net„ - ••• .• „ I prem.; Ardennes of Belgium, par to 1 pm. ; Knock- goods previously et gold, further larg effect of damping it In a great degree. baud a company of the Royal Artillery, who go there to 3 .3 .altkitata2 ll a ana t .TtL a ll 1 • 11 atrellane Copper, / dis.to 1 prem.; Irish 6 The report of the Dublin University Commission aid in mounting the guns, 6ce. The crew of this Encounter, i '2 : D w e : 4 57 4 : /7.17:77 1 pm Ot., 4 ft _ to !prem. ; Aubin Coal and Iron,l to 11 prem. ; C43121°111 P 312 colonies, leading is at length completed after protracted delays, which 14, setew steam sloop, CommanderO'Callaghan, were turned 4 it g m t ,c, , , h ut... 6 pe e ped 1 9 If ,4- luring districts ge some unforeseen circumstances rendered nee , over to the Dryad, balk, to-day, prior to her g sing into the WOW. do. Nal' 11 1 „ Lady Grenville, par to } p rem . quence, to an incr 10 19 Uo. Now 6 par Mat. INN 15 1 steam basin to receive her new boilers. At the trial of the .. .. ost.unisp.eirp:cha i lei Is t the general prosp and in a few days it only be expected to see thri l g r lt Agamemnon, 91, WSW steam ship, Captain Sir Thomas ee 'en THIS DAY.-TWO o'CLoCK. in the shape of a blue book. Great alarm Ls ex- blaitland, yesterday, at the measured mile, she attained 6 • 3 ' rat6bu i ll . aw I trade is thus seem . ' pressed among the high church and tory party here to ' • Diana, 11 re the great speed of 12.4 knots per hour. This was the maxi- g 4,1 100 0, 0• 421 04 .2 4041 ,1 0•4 0,',i;!, 1 - 30 IT2 The gold mining . shares to-day are steady, with- go • the Australian l at certain suggestions which it is underett.od the com- mum, but the mean of six runs gave her 11 2 knots per hour : Si.- too 1:111, A WM& Serif, Rat: out much change in prices, but on the whole the must of course b missioners have made, and which will modify_ to a a very high sp_eed for a two-decker with engines of 550 horse- I , dammlis at 10 pat. pal 112 114 111 tone is a shade firmer. Colonial Gold, after opening manufacture remit great extent the exclusive character of the CUirer- power. On Monday, the Sashed, lighter, arrived here with 10 ; 5 Do. 41 psreant. a permanent screw for the Agamemnon, the one she has 61 ; 9 4 (140 k awww°10 . 324 ! 31 5 4 al I Nuggets are quoted 2 1-16 to 2 3-16 prem. luxury which the j city, the most material of these suggestions kill hitherto used being the ezjerimental one. The Ag " , a ' o W oll . 99 alallaSa a all 9 P a l 6/ 7/ Australian Land shares are rather firmer. Agri that graduates of the Queen's University in Ireland goes to tea to-morrow. The London, 90, Captain Charles et. 1441= 0 100 0 00220.010 stl, 103 105 104 cultural' have rallied to 83 to 85, and Peel Rivers to should be admitted ad ennelens to the University of Eine, at Spithead, exercised her crew to-day in making to 1 6 bessandre sliTalm X ' par 5 1 pia 41 to 4Z prem. Scottish Australian Investment The Statesman Trinity College. " The precise shape," says the Dublin sail. The Sidon, 22, steam frigate. Captain Goldsmith, also M. WO Dims per esseemes- 131 a 4 stand at 2 prem. North British Australasian are 10,339 ounces of Expe•s, a tory organ, " which this proposal has as- exercised her crew to day in manning and arming boats, a pt lt: , (4 141 :1 04440101 91199 •Ga l a s tr ala ci. 13 2 _ 136 the 30th January and firing blank cartridge. worse, at 11 to 14 prem. sumed in the report of the commissioners, we cannot so • s Lamge•WeatOninbMds 3i Ipm 134 all Losdeademy RON , . lib 704 It t 40. 31 ,11 B o s.s ,ol ° brought from Mel speak of with any degree of certainty; but, as ori- 124 all ILcaloaderryfaEmiltdsh 131 141 1 prime dons rattily entertained, we know that it referred only to INDIAN AND AUSTRALIAN Ot.'TWARD MAIL .- Tile 95 95 n es. ft e mi t u ne .,,,N e t , 9 N o . 13w re limas. Pate. I yesterday. to.day. Letters for the . divinity students. The actual terms of the original 10 id " Ds. N ew 110 ... . 101 Ili mail put on board the Ripon yesterday, at Southampton, , ... . - - - - in time if posted i suggestion, which emanated, it is stated, from a rig •ht for the Mediterranean, India, China, Batavia, and Aus- I, 5 LW- w 0 :. •• 4 1 Pla teo.oo , 1 Air Pets all 11 11 pm 21 will not call at th 30,000 1 As& Australian OW all Per IPm 1 trail', consisted of 261 letter bags sad boxes. There were 12 1 all !fariP.a C 86141.6 4 Pet' - - 0. reverend prelate of a northern diocese, were, if we 22 bags for the Mediterranean, and 239 boxes for places 111..100 iitshandOciatitr.Bll3.Sp•C 146 130 130 100,000 , '4. Anew Calitorimin .... ali 3 . The directors o RI 1 Ditto Pretemme ....... 4 4pm 34 10, 0 0 0 10 tostralulan 2 1 notice this after. be not misinformed, that graduates of the Queen's beyond Egypt; 27 of these boxes contained letters, and 212 gri e nir kek 'mimeo,. .. - - -30, 4 1 u SO tustrallan which the will r University should be enabled to obtain a divinity c ontained news p a p ers. There were 53 boxes for India, 8 gr 20 ail Do. Gusnireed 61 porn 60,03 e 1 Australian Cordillera all i Ipm y test i mutt iq in by attending the last year of the course of t he 100 con- 1 • all Do,Wayene•Velloy $ pet - - for China, and 100 for Australia, 13 out of _ , 4 Do. Dewar ., ... ... oar , I'm 100,0eo 1 ltuoteagan Freehold divinity lectures delivered to the graduates of tain ther e e d letters , _ and the rest newspapen. For Melbourne N 1 3+,000 1 Inc Maris all 14 dm 1 notice, be 2s. Old. were i 8 bezel, 6 containing letters, and 72 news- at., lee North Minsk ... ~. .. I' 1 113 113 12 telmin. 1 initiate Australian Oak ell A I Pal 1 4 I Trinity College ; their attendance on the papers. For Sydney there were 55 boxes, 4 containing 110 0L1 all Dank Iltellerdskira , 1011 Wird. WOMlNtrie, ••C 144 243 30,90 e 20 British Iron 10,000 33 drasil.lnip,(kard34.p2 21 5i 8 3§ on Bombay, 2s. It reduction of ad. e lectures of the Dean of Residences (of the Ictters, and 51 newspapers. This has been the second mail Weber.. CIL Spar C. at - - 117 131 6,C09 30 Do.CosmsandCtdst• al t 4i 5 Queen's Colleges) to be imperative, and his for Australia via India that has been despatched, and the 15 12 DB.* ditto ditto, 11 21 rat 1144 11,010 la Do. iti. loam Del gm is 30 at exacted. examination and certificate to be deemed equiva- largest and heaviest that ever left England. It weighed . . 0 . D e sh. Stire ..A ws.knina. mow Ne vi vr or Ou .w w: lei 111 stosoo 4 canon% Creek all 11en f Australian La & t r o ut 10 tons. Among the 40 passengers who went out in sel2,0 0 0 40 Colon ippwr .... a all 401 474 471 Agriculturale did lent to the attendance on the year's lectures which Min.) II pee 117 18i 1 00,000 3 Colonial Gold Ripon, about a dozen were for Australia. Captain 10 10 Do. 3 par Oust ... .. ' 1 11 poi . CePisPo l4 81 94 dine, closing at the students of Trinity College attend concurrently Fitzgerald, R N was also a passenger and has gone to ID 11 , co ts Dove .-1 13 18 1 Lie,.•oo Si. Copper Miners of Eng. all 70 80 left off 77 to 79. with their nidergraduate course." India to join H.M.S. Winchester ; and Mr. Dowu, a brother IS 13 atm 16,.. - par Ipm 8,000 15 Do. Pref. 74 per Cent all 910 pm --- to Captain Down, of the Chemin, who is gone out to Mel- 140, all loan Lelsea (Itemlimi, 70„0:,0 6 tragasdauralianinpro all I I di . and Australasia r I I *eater ALM 261 7^5 2 1 'Meat Nugget Veda MI 931 pa , the Bank of Briti Richard, Honors, and Bridget Stackpoole were bourne in aa official capacity. IR. , 146 Do. 44 war seat. ' 110 114 160 ' 6C6 -I M. Registered an 120 „ SUICIDE IN LIVERPOOL.-On Monday morning a London and \V executed at Limerick on Saturday for the unnatural SO all 1 1131/TedmiMM (I 191 .01 V,seC 10 aeons' sh 1 17 person named John Slattery, who arrived the previous day sI s lir 'Sp% 4 di, 4 pal 72,i* . 1 ileum' Duchy of Eadm all par i psi li Bank of Ireland murder of their relative, James Stackpoole. The from Ireland, committed suicide by cutting his throat, in a M. -100 , York Ilevallestikailbov.l 11.02 E 3 Great Polgooth all par 4 THIN (41. paid), 61; G. criminals made no confession of their guilt, and no house in Sherwood-street, Liverpool, while under the in - I Wreath of ling.pareb., US 102 100,00 , 1 [Ake Bathurst. all 1 4 ills 60,e0 1 Liberty declaration of innocence. They were all turned off Mince of delirium frowns. The deceased was a native of ~L l 7 IS I ' y pl o r k kmmid . (6sl° 4l . 423, er a i. 46, 4 4 31 1 pa 9,00 1 Linares all 114 124 of France closed together. Clonmel, and arrived in the steamer on Sunday evening. •" - Sumo 1 LoodonkCalitom. 014 He stated that he had been drinking whisky on board the LUSO MUD AT FIXED RENTALS. Quartz CrushlngCo.. all t i 1 of Canada, Ito 1 -- - - ele. IN neduabinshits (mom! 100,0 On 1 Marieulta all 1 dig par 1 prem. ; North • • ments were made for ending him back to Ireland next foiLemlanDlS.Westere , , 107 109 30,000 10 Mosissakgth.Ainerker 1 54 51 The Master in C:)NSECRATION OF THE BISHOP OF day ; but between six and seven o'clock in the moruing he 60 30 al'ors lunettes I (1,,0f I, 1 New Granada .... LINCOLN -THIS DAY. tonsledostany. 1 51 36 cut his throat with a small knife from ear to ear. An e , ~ si rra in , e.g ... p.c o 603.0 , 0 i Nouveau Non& 30,00 10 Nom Scotia Mining snit all II 11 ilw " up of the " Sea 1 .......- inquest was held upon the body, before Philip Finch ' (leased to Gt. Northern.' ISO 112 Copper Smelting 3 1 dts par 'peen notice that In obedience to the Queen's writ, the Archbishop Curry,Ese., coroner, and a verdict of "Temporary insanity" U 23 I 41oneseter Ili Doss Freest 10',000 5 Parttliillp .. . .... of Canterbury fixed this morning for the consecration of returned. (loosed to OrsatWint , ri3 t 4 50,000 I inane Rook all i }e m the matter of the the Right Rte. Dr. Jackson, Bishop of Lincoln. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- 1 00 all Rankles& Dee& St Itallw-i Isom SO Rhymney Ins all 24 1 (framed b U.N. t Bev) - - Ditto New Fur many years it has been the custom to emetcrate the Return of tra ffi c for the week ending May 1, 1856 :- SO IS neusessen.earesesst• • 111 114 7,t.".". SO Samlago &Cuba bishops of the province of Canterbury in the Chapel of Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails, 95 0 FA l: h igharga (dm°, les 37 50,00 • 1 +cnk Australian all 1 die ipm meeting of the Lambeth- palace , but on the present occasion so numerous 26,35.5/. 16s. 11. ; merchandise, 21,9401. 4s. Id. • cattle, 124 Ib4 De. draw (ditto) E 174 284 kW IP iln Croft were the applications to (the primate for 1111111iSi , 11, that it 1,1551.17..7d. Total, 49,4511. 175.11 d. Corresponding week, 122 . 1211 as 4 Greeneiel i 41,171 i 1.0; Onkel Maxima was found necessary to perform the service in Lambeth- BSA 46,11361. es. Id. Oseasil Is BouiL La I..ii. 14 111 144 1 70,000 1 Walk? 20 * Una Etaliemee (clitt. t' 56 17 100,009 1 West Granola all Pm church. GREAT NORTHERS! ItaiLwar.-Return of tra ffi c 20 Igg t age gidlo mr ..,,,,cmt 1.0,60 r I West fdonoues... ...... all i ~. If anal certificates a The consecrating bishops were . the Archbishop of Can- &I' week ending April 24, 1863 :-Passengers, parcels, car- pamodta lierble . .. , - - I *ell 1 fun ... all lem and Richmond l• terhury, the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Winchester, riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 6,827.% 35.0 d. ; merchandise 30 all Dien Ina 6 par cent - - subscription refit the Bishop of Oxford, and the Bishop of Lichfield. There were and minerals, 8,3091. Os. Id.; cattle, 270/. 121. Oa.- 54 all Xa 97l 4 ll ~Almax ll JOINT STOCK BANKS. Legislature of C also present the Bishop of Quebec and the Bishop et Ohio. Total, 15,4071. Os. Id. Corresponding week, 1852, so di la lodlaa'w .kaaa •' 3 li - 11111 Redder I I taMal ' Intslews and that until ti 13,0451. Os. 54. lellisekt. Ilk Dart - - No. Shame: BANNS. hkl prices done „ . _ LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- I an IL ...4 1 1 likellterd OWL) IC 6 1111 yesterday to-do. tit led t o t h e priv week ending May 1 1843 •-Pare. 1 9 N siribenaliwunisl** 4 1 -.-:--- --- -- undertaking. 1 1 .er aA( r (DENT. -Yesterday forenoon Mr. Thos. Amount of traffic for the , . 13,3001 40 1 %windage Wllniot,• p. mon well known in the parish of Lambeth, was sengi re, 8,1771. 2s. 11(d. ; goods, 3,0901 f. Os. 51. Total, ,I as 0 1 11.1114 Lud r pe llait c ee riZ !es 67 _ 40,009 16 rtd. Bank of Asia 3 4 dis par Annexed are dr•s•ez ac ot heavily laden with earthen pipes along the 11,2671. 95. 44d. „.. 2.4 la 1 er‘oloc&G 1 ..3 arm. Um n 60,000 10 Mart. flank of India 1 bourses, as recei , hanah?th.w.ilk, and on reaching the end of Regent-street CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.-Rerturn of traffic I aN.WestrilAue.lil'ors '- - Australia, and Cbln. 2,114 pm X 3 press :-Anaster• 53,000 es 'mesh, , toroth, and the hnne, which was • blind animal, from some came! (mother for the week ending 30th of April, 1853 : -Posseapers, I_l l ,, 2 ... 014t iwn 0 1 slisz ut( Mto t.... )...l -- I Australian Ch attend 10 111 II or 111 Cents., 944; Sit became restive. Wilmot rushed to his head, and ender - parcels, & e., 1091 . 14s. 71 ; merchandise, cattle , & c., 0 9 re , t-- treat 16.srllues' ' 149 131 23,500 : is London hank of Ails 16. panish 1/4 veered to guide the Ilene in the direction he elided ; but 6 . 3. 1 . 25. 7d. ; total, 172/. 75.2 d. Traffic for corresponding th.j 10 tkr.; " - :Tell Stook i49 131 Walla and India .. _1 4 di. par in this he was unsuccessful. After trying every effort to week last year -Passengers , parcels, &c.,1011. 9s . s. 2d. ; met.- 111 e s i e uitotaffordskire..lo., 25,00, 25 I. *Mon CS Mere! Bask Coupons, 6I ; restrain the furious animal, Wilmot by 16111 e accident fell chan , liAe , cattle, & e., 461. 5-4. 101. ; total. 14,1. los. Dd. Mr. Wens.) • of Australia .. .... .... 214 q3l PM 47 0 ; Mexican 21099. 23 Ortestial Hank Corpses. ail 110 btu 15.1 11 In - .• . • down, ttrA the consequence was that the wheel of the cart BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAIL% AT.-TMISO 50 1 91 araaa Tsii‘7. 3 P. et- 11,*, 1 1 4 dla 50,000 8 Royal Austral. BMWS. I-t 6 ; Austen Pass d over s consideraSle portion of his body and head, fur week ending May 1, 1953 --Passengers, 1601. 16s. 21., ss lan ,4......141.1,t.04.,.8'e.k.t4..11?'2 !-, 7 - 4 134 sai tit•ld I toitori. Co. 1 f ells tor s 3; Grenada sad crushed him to death no the spot. subscriptims, 111.05. Bd. i goods and parcels, 731. 12s. W. ; ai . 1 4- g ig, i Z i ', • .7` bi " i ' lia ,,,;;, ! . NM. U Moth , uatralis Dr. Butler, Dean of Peterborough, died auddenly : total. 215% 'fil. ad. Correspondivis week last year, I bona Wooteral...... I 1034 108 4 20,,f00 113 lists of Austr ilia Chap on Lo• 1 is that city on Saturday last. 12 391 . 14 '. 84 .. LAN ... Do. New 941 5 9 t ge prem., the closing quotation being Is. to ss. prem. India Bonds mark 31s. prem. In foreign stocks there was no alteration of any moment, although a rather varied business was done. Mexican bonds were steady at 271 to The advices received by the committee (a summary of which is given below) confirm the statements made by us on Saturday relative to the dilemma in which Mr. Fal connet has placed himself. It is reported that he will probably arrive in Er.gland by . the next mail. Peruvian stocks are . good, but Spanish are a shade Hatter. Swedish scrip does not improve. At 4 o'clock Spanish Deferred was quoted 2l to ; the Certifs., 61 to; per cent.; Granada Active, 231 to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 11 to 1; Peruvian Deferred, 681 to 69; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 to 41 prem. The list of actual sales is annexed : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1832, 101; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 9/4 (exchange, 23E); Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001; do., small, 101 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852 ' 1001, 1 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 104; ; ditto Three per Cents, 81 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 664,1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 90t, 96 ; Equador Bonds, 64; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 104 E 30c. and 104 f. (exchange, 231.); Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents. ex. De. cember, 1849, coupon, 23 ; ditto Deferred, 111 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 274 ; ditto, for ac count 17th May, 27k, ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 894, 881; ditto Scrip, 31 prem.; Portuguese Five per Cents., Con verted in 1841, 4EI, 42 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents.,lo4l: Sardinian Five per Cents., 981; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 244 ; ditto Passive, Converted, 51 ; the Certificates, 6 per cent.; Swedish Four per Cents. Provincial Mort gage Lo an, 2 die. The subjoined has been handed to us by the Com mittee of Mexican Bondholders : The committee of Mexican bondholders have received ad vices from Mr. Falconnet by the Magdalena, dated Mexico, the 2nd ult. Proceedings had been instituted against Mr. Falconnet at the instance of fifty-two ex-deputies of the late Mexican Congress. for imputations against the government and legis lature, as contained in the reports of the late general meet ing of Mexican bondholders, held here on the 26th January last. He had under this process been arrested since the 29th March, but understood that the proceedings against him were arbitrary and illegal, and expected soon to be liberated. It was his intention then to return to London, and he re quests the committee in the meanwhile not to take any steps with reference to this incident. The packet has brought 70,000 dollars, being per balance of the cotton li gessee, to the credit of the arrears, and 31,0.58 dollars to Meters. Baring Brothers and Co., fur account of the divi dend. The intelligence of the progress of Manning and Mackintosh's affairs is unsatisfactory. Money was in great demand to-day " out of doors," and in Lombard-street paper usually classed as &st ride could not be discounted under 3 per cent. It would appear that the temporary ease induced by the dividend payments has passed off, whilst the con tinued efflux of gold to the continent and Australia naturally tells upon the money market. The gold coming in from Australia is chiefly in payment of goods previously sent out ; and, together with this gold, further large orders are received from those colonies, leading to great activity in the manufac turing districts generally, and, as a natural conse quence, to an increased demand for money. Whilst the general prosperity of the various classes of our trade is thus secured, surprise cannot be expressed at the Australian gold leaving us so soon, as payment must of course be made for the raw materials of manufacture received from foreign countries, in addi tion to the increased supplies of articles of food and luxury which the prosperity of the labouring classes induces them to indulge in. The Statesman has arrived from Geelong, with 10,339 ounces of gold, worth 41,3001., and dates to the 30th January. It is not yet ascertained what further amount of the precious metals she may have brought from Melbourne. Letters for the Argo steamer for Australia will be in time if posted in London on Saturday. This vessel will not call at the Cape of Good Hope. The directors of the East India Company issued notice this afternoon that the rate of exchange at which they will receive cash for bills on Bengal and Madras will from the present date, and until further notice, be 2s. 01d. the Company's rupee ; and for bills on Bombay, 2e. Id. the Company's rupee. This is a reduction of ad. per _rupee from the rates previously exacted. Australian Land shares were generally flat, but Agriculturals did not experience any further de cline, closing at 82 to 81. British American Land left off 77 to 79. Australian Bank shares were dull, and Australasia receded 103. per share. Shares of the Bank of British North America were done at 62 ; London and Westminster Bank, 361 ; ;National Bank of Ireland (22/. 10s. paid), 23; Victoria Docks (4/. paid), 61; General Screw Steam Shipping (141. paid), 12; ; shares of the Grand Central Railway of France closed 21 to 2; prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 to la prem.; Berlin Waterworks, 1 to 1 prem. ; North of Spain Railway, par to prem. The Master in Chancery charged with the winding up of the " Sea Fire Life Assurance Society," has given notice that on Monday next he proposes to make a call of 4/. per share on the contributories. In the matter of the " Northern and Southern Connect ing Rails ay Company " the settlement of the list of contributories is being proceeded with ; the next meeting of the parties interested being fixed for Tuesday next. • Notice has been issued to the holders of provisi onal certificates and bankers' receipts of the Quebec and Richmond Railway Company, that the books of subscription required by the acts of the Provincial Legislature of Canada are now lying for signature, and that until the books are signed they are not en titled to the privileges of proprietors of shares in the undertaking. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdam, Tuesday : Dutch Four per Cents., 944 ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 15- 16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241 ; the Coupons, 6 ; ditto, Three per Cents., foreign, ; Mexican New, 261; Portuguese New, 39 7-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 83 ; Granada Deferred, 114. Vienna, Tues day : Five per Cent. Metallics, 95 ; ex change on Loudon, 10.41; Bunk Shares. 1.498: THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market is quiet to-day, and ex hibits no buoyancy, money continuing in demand in the house. Consols have been purchased at 1003 for money, but are now quoted 1001 to 1 for cash, and to; tow for the 12th inst. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99; to 1001; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 to 3; India Stock, 261; Bank Stock, 2283 ; South Sea Stock, 115; ditto New Anne., 1003 ; Exchequer Bills, June, ls. to ss. prem.; India Bonds, 325. prem. In the foreign bond market there have been only a few scattered transactions, and prices present no feature, with the exception of a more decided reac tion in Greek. Mexican Bonds mark 271 to 1; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48; ; ditto Deferred, 241; the Certificates, 61 per cent. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 to 66 ; Greek (Red), 9 ; Granada De ferred, 11 1 ; Eqnador, 61; Buenos Ayrean, 671; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ACCOallt. PAWS, liar 4. I Tor - Mote,. ' . opLuing Highest. Lowest.; Closing. Spa Cents. 44 per Cents., 1895._ I ' per Cents.. 1831_ 103 50 103 90 101 . 90 101 . 80 101 . 90 4 per Cents. 3 pet Cents. New Loan' Exchange on London: stsight, 25 5; 90 days, 24 871. 831gian, sferCt.ls4o Money Naples Rents — Money. Do. 4 - Roman 5 per Cents ... Do. 2 Piedmont 6 p.Ct 99 Do. 5. 1853 Yams, Mar 4.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 370 • Paris and Orleans, 1,121 25; Paris and 'louse, 1,1841; Rouen and Havre, 557 50; Marseilles and Avignon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 390; Northern, 922 .5a ; Paris and Straebourg, 915; Part+ and Lyons, 971 25; Lyons and Mediterranean. 855 ; Ouest, 810 ; Paris and Cherbourg, 647 50 ; Dijon and Besancon, ; Midi, 640; Mane tereau and Troyes • Grain and Balers , 520; Dieppe and Pocamp. 367 50; tirs Paris and Smug, 270 ; Blesme and St. Dialer to Gray, 565; Bordeaux and Taste, 32250; Central Suisse, 485; Mulhouse to Thann, —. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. There has not been a public sale of Sugar or Coffee to day, and the private contract market has not altered quo tations. ..... TEL.—The market continues firm, and the article has great confidence. Common Coogou, lot to tit ; medium qualities from Is. Id. to Is. 4d., most in request. Greens also sell freely. FIXENTO.-600 bags were offered, about one-fourth bought in ; the remainder sold Gd. to 6jd., which were pre vious rates. Corrom.—About 1,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at full price.. num.—The demand has improved. In other articles no material alteration. The Lane has been thinly attended to-day as the public sales have been few and unimportant. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports little doing,' at the following prices :—Prime meadow Ray, 85s. to 925. 6d. ; inferior, 70$. to 76g.; Rowen, 455. to &is. ; CIOVCT, 931. to 1035.; second cut, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 30s. to 331. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, with but little business doing. Town Tallow is quoted 475. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 475. 3d. ; April and May, 478. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 478.3 d. PUBLIC SALES. Max 4.—By Mr. T. Tuts, at the Mart.—Bleven free hold houses, Nos. 29 to 41, Regent-square, St. Pancras, Middlesex, land tax redeemed, let at rents amounting to 7501. per annum—sold in lots for 11,4501. Leasehold house, No. 12, Regent-square, let at 54/. per annum, held for 52 years at a peppercern rent-6351. Leasehold house, No. 43, Regent-square, let at 501. per annum, held as preceding-655/. Forty-two lots of freehold building land, situated in the Acton-road, near Turnham-green, soli at prices realising about 6001. per acre. By Mr. C. II: mama., at the Mart.—A freehold farm called lioneypoles, near Horsham, Sussex, containing about 50 acres of land with windmill, cottages, &c., let at .151. per annum-7001. Leasehold business premises, No. 184, Regent-street, held far 61 years, at 26-3/. per annum-4501. ST. I I .G71:8 SeitooL—Yesterday was Apposition Day at this school, and a company both numerous and select ass: tabled to test the proficiency of the most advanced scholars. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishops of London and Oxford, and many of their episcopal brethren, were present. Speeches and recitations were delivered as usual on these occasion•, and the boys were complimented upon a successful display of ability. At the request of the Archbishop of Canterbury an extra holiday was given to the scholar*. NEW MONEY ORDER Tows.—Portheawl, in Glamorgan ; St. Marry, in Cornw .11; Wcstburyon•Trym, in Gloucester ; Drumkeerin, and Drumshambo, in Leitrim ; and Bunessau, Basdale, Glencoe, and Morvera, in Argyle, have been made post-office money order towns.