The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-29 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tu Esn %V, MAY 28. IN the House of LORDS yesterday the National Debt Bill and the Habeas Corpus Sthipeniion (Ire land) Act Continuance Bill were reapecti‘ely read a third time and passed. In committee on the increase of the Episcopate Dill, Earl GREY proposed a clause authorising the ap pointment of assistant bishops to sud any bishop who may stand in need of rich assistance, the assistant bishops to be presented to thy• crown from the deans, archdeacons, canons, and r .ral deans of the diocese. The clause was agreed to. and several other clauses having been added, the bill passed through committee. Thu. L , ltt, Cue.minima moved the second read !mg of the Statute Law Revision Rill, the object of which he stated was merely to continue the work of revising the statute law. The bill was read a second time. The Public Libraries (Scotland) Act Amendment Bill was also read a second time, and several other bills having been advanced a stag:: the house adjourned at 5 minutes put 7 ''cluck. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Trt•sr, MAY 28. The Hou4F. of Commorn, met yesterday at two o'clock, and almost immediately went into own suttee on the Representation of the People 13111, resuming the discussion on the nt .1' clause 35, which was brought up by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in substitution of the firmer clause, and which, with some amendments, u;:s agreed to. Mr. P. *mom moved to add a proviso that no person, whether owner or occupier of a dwelling house in a borough, the rateable v.ilue of which shall be leas than 4/., shall be heredu r rated to the relief of the poor in respect of such 4.,elling-house. This he urged principally on acoeunt of the diffi culty of collecting rates from the class of persons who occupied such houses. lit. H I opposed the pr9vis.) because it would have the effect of limiting tin :ranch**. Lord C ItANHOILTII remarked that the excusal from rates will henceforth be a great political act. and will determine whether this or that candidate shall be returned. And this they were going t..) leave to the local authorities. On these grounds he hoped the house would not reject this motion. Mr. Hs,' tar hoped the house le odd reject the *lotion. A question of this vast importance ought not to be mixed up with the franchise ques tion ; and his second objection was, that the house had determined to reject the hard :aid fast line of the franchise. Mr. Gas.mar addressed the ho - ...-se in support of an amendment he had given notice of, that the huidlord pay one-half the rates of Louses under 4/. Mr. HUWJaRD supported the motion, because it would exclude the poorest and most ignorant of the population from the franchise. Mr. BRIMIT said in 1858 and 1859 be addressed a great number of large meetings on this subject, and he then proposed a reform bill, and it was au interesting fact that the provisions of that bill so far as regarded the borough franchise were almost identical with those of the present bill ; but in his bill he disfranchised those who were excused their rates on the ground of poverty. The proposal now before the house might have been accepted some months ago, but they were now in a different position, and they could not go back. The Chan cellor of the Exchequer had proposed the extremest measure of enfranchisement in boroughs that he bad ever proposed in public or private, and it would be ungrateful and unhandsome in him if be were to say anything against it, or withdraw his cordial support from the bill, which was now giving aatisfactiou to the country. He did not want to taunt hon. gentlemen opposite with the change they bad undergone : it was one of the marvels of our time, but it was one which would be of advantage to them and the country. But if they had con ceded the bill of last year they would have settled the question for twenty years, and when they had been called upon to take the next step they might have found a population well qualified by educa tion to receive the franchise. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER asked in what respect he and the other members of the government had c their opinions since last year—a question v ii r i la c t ed elicited roan of laughter. The government, he said, had not changed their opinions, but they opposed the bill of last year, which they considered imperfect in its conception and crude in its details ; and they bad brought for ward a measure which was distinguished by cha racteristics which the former bill did not possess. He trusted that the committee would not adopt this motion, for it wculd disturb everything that they had settled as regarded the borough franchise. Mr. CLAD/MONS regretted that the question of consistency or inconsistency of the government had been mooted, but he could not confirm by silence what the Chancellor of the Exchequer had said. If the Chancellor of the Exchequer and those rho supported him were in favour of house hold suffrage last year, why did they let the speeches of Mr. Lowe fall dead on the house 1 And if they opposed the bill of last rear, not because it went too far, but because it aid not go far enough, why did they not say sot In 1865 the Chancellor of the Exchequer said he was in favour of a lateral and not a downward extension of tlle franchise, and that although he and the other mem ben of Lord Derby's government in 1859 to some extent agreed to an extension of the 101. franchise, his present opinion was opposed to anything of the kind. The Secretary for India had stated that the government would never consent to introduce a bill giving household suf frage. But this was a bill that satisfied the greatest desires of those who had asked for household suffrage. With regard to the motion immediately before the house, lie agreed with Mr. Bright that there was no sufficient cause for their joining issue with the government on is at this stage of the question. Mr. P. Senors then withdrew the motion, and clause 4 was ordered to stand part of the bill. On clause t, which gave educational franchises in counties and boroughs, Mr. BOUVERIE said he did not think that a num ber of Masten of Arts should be allowed to go about the country holding examinations, about the conditions of which the house knew nothing, and granting certificates which were to confer a vote for life. Mr. B. Hors. nlso strongly opposed the clause. They had already got beyond household suffrage, and if they agreed to this clause they would have gone nine-tenths of the way towards manhood suf frage. Besides, nothing could bring the universi ties so low as using them as a catapaw for so pm posterous an extension of the suffrage. Mr. ACLAND expressed his astonishment that government should have proposed such a suffrage. Besides, as he pointed out, there was no such thing known as a " senior middle-class examina tion by any university, but there was a local exa mination. Mr. Fawcerr supported the clause. Sir R. PALMER. moved to expunge the clause. First, he said the clause wee not necessary as an extension of the swags, for moat of the persons who would be affected by it would be admitted either under the lodger or household suffrage. Besides, if they once admitted an educational fran chise, where were they to stop I Mr. Ginniosin also opposed the clause. Mr. H INLET said, the more be heard of the clause, the more did it appear to him that the dis advantages would exceed an _y possib!e advantages. The Caascauoit of the Exclitisura said, when this clause was introduced the lodger franchise bad not been agreed to. He seceded to the motion that the clause should be expunged. After a few words from Mr. Wvxn,whoregretted that the Chancellor of the Exchequer had given way, the clause was expunged. Sir R. PALMER then moved that claise 6, which conferred tho franchise on persons having 50/. i n the savings banks or in the public funds, or who paid 20e. a year in assessed tax and income tax, be also expunged. The same general reasons, he said, applied as tothe last clause. I F The giviN the franchise to the holder of 50Y. in the savings hank or the funds, was establishing a prin ciple which would lead to serious consequences. The CHANCELLOR of the Exi•neomi said, in giving way on this clause he was acting under the Influence of the reactionary party. The clause was then expunged, as was also clause 7, which gave the dual vote, and this completed the tirst part of the bill, which relates to the franchise. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that he proposed to proceed with the second part of the bill, which relates to the distribution of seats, on Thursday. The sitting was then suspended. The house reassembled at '9 o'clock, and was im mediately counted out. *parting inteilignut. TATTEILSALL'S—Tve.sraY. A str.mg proof of the large amount of money payable over the Nei) , of the present year was afforded by the pretty numerous attendance os this, the second day's settling. Respecting this sohjent. there is nothing further to report, save that, with the exception of some three or four eases of levanting, affatra pro gramed steadily, and came to a satisfactory termination. At Intervals during the afternoon some betting took place, bit It WWI of a desultory character, and the Investments were small in amount. For the (nand Prize of Paris three bones ..nly wore mentioned. Marksman being fled favourite at I; to 4, while offers were made of 5 to 4 on him with a start. Patrice° and D'Estournel were also hefnended to a limited extent. The Ascot :Makes and the Royal Heat Cup were comparatively dead letters, 15 to I and to I Icing offered respectively on the geld without eliciting speculation. For the Ht. Leger, there was but little dispositioa to clan sager, and a few minor transaction,. ou Harmlt, Achievement, and Marksman were all that came under our notice. Quotations as undermentioned : °RAND PRIZE OF PARIS. 6 b. 4 axst Mr. Merry's Marksman ,t and Mr sto 2 - Mr. Delamarre's Patrieien ,t and o(J 4 . I Mr. Smile's D'Estournel t) - • to I Count E. de Legrange's Trocadero !tog, tloto 1 ARCOT STAKES. 15 b. 1 on The Field off, ROYAL HINT ('ll'. 90 to 1 on The Field off; ST. LEGER. 7 to 2 arit Mr. Chaplin's Hermit ,t and off) Sto 1 Mr. R. Mutton's Achievement 7 to Mr. Merry's Marksman 3 and wanted' Vauban and Caucasus were struck out of the brand Prize id i'sris at 2.20 p.m.. May Darr= AT MANCHESTER—TI3IWAL GRAND PRIZE OP P.k/LIS. to I apt Markenuut t 5 to 2 east Vaul,tn off) ST. LEGER. 7 to 2 ou The Field (of) CRICKET. MARrcsormr. CLCII AND Onotnen V. THE CoCHTT or St:ftfirr. —Play In this match, fn which Money had at the draw ing of the stumps on Monday lost two wickets for three runs, was resumed )esterdiay at Lord's ground at a oitisster past 12 the weather being warm and pleasant, with a somewhat stiff breeze from the south-went. The wickets played rather more lively than on 31onday. Griffith, the "not out," was faced by Julio; the boss ling was again entrusted to Wootton and Grundy, who had trundled with such good effect on the previous evening. Roth were dead on the wicket, and Jupp did excellent suit and service with his admirable back play ; his hitting, too, when • ham ball warranted It, was most effective, and frequently elicited applause. Griffith also seemed bent on staying, and played with great caution and judgment When the score had retched h he played atoll on to hh foot, and from thence itpassed to the wicket. Humphrey hardly seemed at home; he let off se. vend Istl which he would in his 1584-5 form have punished. After Wootton had been hit a bit more, especially by Japp, he gave way to Allred Shaw, when the score was at 45, and with It at Hearne went on at Grundy 's end. When 67 had been hooked. Alfred thaw put In a" shooter," which heat even the r Lashed Inv:I/play of J upp, and after making 55 by two fours and several threes, and with the total which he had helped to raise trots Sto 57, he WILY compelled to retire. The fifth Mid sixth wickets both evilapsed with the score at 57, 31ortlock having put one of Shaw's balls up at slip, which Grundy secured. HI H. Stephenson was next in, but at once lost his partner, Hum who was splendidly " pointed" left hand low down) by Mr. Walker. It now looked very like a angle innings victory i.e 51arytebone hut Mr. Noble and Stephenson made an expiring effort, conjointly, raising the score to 79, at which point it Snally collapsed. Stephenson played one of Shaw's • on." Mr. Greenfield and V. Heartneld were bowled by two momr mire balls by Shaw, and Cigar carried out his bat. There were eve ciphers in this innings. The bowling .f the M. C. C. was Hest class, vie, 104 oven maidens, for 77 runs and 10 wickets. The match was over at a quarter to three, M. C. C. winning by 14 runs end an hump. r Do. Bum u Buffalo & lake Boma Do. PrAwakoo BadL,BramiLAGoderlob 6 pet amal/17644 . OaL && lhalsniap. Cops T. &Dock Sp. c. lad Deini rdi s aligL &P :7o. "4 lad L Mures India. ga. I do Da. Gadd Triad °Wards Do. D0.1a6 isra prat 1p.11.1800b.1...6. Do. fad pm& Bork Do. praL Du 60 &A poi laved Ideas Paelrela giu. imit De. Now dw —.. • 6. of India. p. el Do. 61 per coat .... el Waolara of Canada Do. aßdapay.lB7l Da do. do. 18774 (Bend) Madras guar. 6 p. cent Do. da. de_ Do. do. 4.1 d 0... Do. FM Intend= • and Hallam . ' By Do. 4 p. at. pay. UM Do. i p. et, pay. 1166 NAL Wade, olatp.B. aoa der ord. Do. do. do.— Do Pludiab do. Do. Woo SO Aot do. 14 is 93 96 Ka S 4 Id 102 i m ilk SS 06 83 00 N es a we a a a a ia; 1111111 102 lill 111 3 1111 61001 , THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1867. 110 k 10 la 14 .... lint /160000 moue ta1a11p.44..11111 100,000 Do. 1886 .... Oin. Gov.* p. a., WPM& .... ; Do. Opera{ reb.tawg. Do. 6 peret.gar. 4.1a,1118 Do. 6 ivarelJan.43 , 1180,8081 Do. grovel La. 010,008 Cantata Hopeepee.lBl3; .. 1 Da. de.148•4904 , I Do. de. 111040 i Do. do. 175041, 111 . 41160 D0.1p.0.08.4104.11100 100,0001Oryloa,Not. 100 2. Ily. at 184,000 Do. 1871, de_ 1,0M,00' De. 1811 de.— WOW llauritha II per 44.,1871 100,000 Do. 1811 200,000 Do. MS 100,000 Do. 1816 in,soo NataMov.ep.e.ApAtOc. mot* New Brana.Gov.Operet. I,llo,looNew Goal! Wake am. 6 go. 00t.,1871 So NM I ion, Do. 118. 6.1101 So LON OM. D0.68.0.r,1887 to 1876 160, New Zealand epee gent. 1.000, DD 68ee end. 600, Do. Il per ant MI 105, Do.do.l.lolJusetDee 260, No floods Op. a., 1878 016 4 .1100 Quossetend 60 0 . 4 p. at 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1881 .. Meat LAwai.Poy. I 2.. 0.,47-77 De. 11178 and apwda. 110,000 1110.460e4p. a. Jan. July 1.000,008 Do. Op. el April 110 e Chimrios Clifford AmaL Der. 0. Coo. (Tortola ) Dralmwslla East Ballet (Illosaa) Fait CAradon Kart Oraarllla Boot Lowell IL W. Arriora fror(oOL ), OrowOtt tic A 91170 Groat (thororG) Grad South To G. W. Vor (Gobi.* Grarytllo Hosts loot Ithopero Doom raorr i gg Ldrwt) Moyody Imo Or Now awn North latest North WWI Onilo kt pimiZelisid(r. Wow) S. Cord= (11t. Cloor), h Condone, . W. Framer (llogiur); _. 7 Pork I L 1& N 1.6.1 ILLS 111.7.4 7 11 a brat area Bean ( (lllama W. Ceram Liaised) Wad Marton Weis Beton wit. Boast (moria) Wh. Buller (leauth) W Marisa (Weaken ) Wheal ham WU. Treaway ( lak 1 1 3.0 FOREIGN WNW. EASTERN EXCHANGE BANE (LIMITED). In accordance with a requisition presented by several shareholders, a special meeting was called yester day for the purpose of discussing the propriety of wicding up the bank. Mr. P. Hunter presided. Mr. Bigham pro- posed a resolution to the e ff ect " that the oompany be wound up voluntarily under the provisions in the behalf of the company's act of 1502." The reasons given by Mr. Bigham in favour of this course were that the actual profit derived by the shareholders during the two-and-a-half years that bank had been in operation had never exceeded 26 percent. —that three -fourths of the oompany's capitalwas invested in Viceroy's or Pache'a bonds, a security which he deemed very risky ; that the shares were depreciated in the mar ket, and that %0 proxies for winding up had been received, as opposed to 3:50 against it. Mr. Jas. Campbell seconded the resolution, which was supported by Mr. Comber, who argued that from the failure of their Indian prospects and the impossibility of working profitably with a capital of not more than 200,00 W., the only alternative was to wind up. In compliance with a wish on the put of Mr. A. C. Stewart that he would express his opinion on the affairs of the bank, the chairman stated that his only desire was to comply with the wishes of the bulk of the shareholders, but that confined as they had necessarily been to the Egyptian business, he thought they had done fully as well as could be expected, considering the in termittent character of the Egyptian trade, and that they would be amply justified in conti nuing the bank. With regard to the bills of the Packs and Viceroy, they were as good as any bonds in Ram* ; they were all of short dates, and would all fall in to suit the requirements of the bank, should it be carried on. Mr. Kalb corroborated the chairman's remarks with respect to the eligible character of these bonds, and further remarked that there was likely to be a very excel lent business in Egyptian grain, which would of course tell favourably upon the prosperity of the bank. Mr. Dixon and Mr. Nicholson (directors) spoke in favour of winding up the bank. The latter argued that the Egyptian ex change business was carried on at • lose, that it was only the high rate of interest on Viceroy's bills which enabled them to show a profit, and that if this were the sole source of profit, the better plan would be to pay j or per cent. to some person on the spot to buy such bills. After a good deal of discussion the motion for winding up was adopted by Sti to 16. A poll was demanded, however , which will be continued until Saturdnext. During the whole proceedings it was acknowl edg ed that the board had th roughout acted with zeal a nd probity, the only point at issue being the expediency of continuing or giving up the bank. COUNCIL or Law RIIPOUTINO.—The societies of Serjeants' Inn and Gray's Inn have, in pursuance of the bar scheme, appointed representatives to the council. The council is now constituted as follows :—Ec officio members —The Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, and the Queen'eAdvocate. Electedmembers—Sirßoundell Palmer, M.P., Q.C., and Mr. W. T. S. Daniel, Q.C., for Lincoln's Inn; Mr. William Forsyth, Q.C., and Mr. G. M. Gifford, Le Q.C.. for the Inner Temple • Mr. T. W. Greene, Q.C., anti Mr. John Gray, Q.C., for tge /fiddle Temple ; Mr. J. Bar stow and Mr. win Taverner, for Gray's Inn ; Mr. Ser. jeant Hayes and Mr. Serjeant Pulling for Serjeanta' lan ; and Mr. William Williams and Mr. Wm. S tric kland Cook son for the Incorporated Law Society. Sir Bounden Palmer will act as chairman, and Mr. Daniel as vice-chairman of the council. YRIIRORFOLIC MrlßDZlL—Hubbard Singley, who stands charged with the murder of his uncle, Benjamin Black, woodreeve on the estate of Sir Hanson Berney, Bart., at Fincham and Barton Bendish, Norfolk, was on Holiday committed for trial. A great mass of evidence was adduced, but as an outline of the facts has already been given it is unaeceesiuy to repeat them. On the conclusion of the inquiry the prisoner was removed to Norwich Castle, there to await his trial at the ensuing Norfolk Assizes. KLILerAT AND OTHILR BILLS SETO= PARLIA IISNT.—Yesterday the following business was transacted in reference to the private railway and other bills now pend ing in parliament. In the House of Lords, in Lord Redes dale's committee, the subjoiimd bills passed through with amendments, and were ordered to be reported:—The London and North-Western, and Lancashire and York shire Railway Companies ; the Greenwich and South- Eastern Docks; the Dundalk and Greenore Railway; the Thames Navigation ; the Idle end Shipley Railway ; and the Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction Railway. In Room C their lordships passed the bill of the Swamies Vale Railway. which was ordered to be reported as amended. The opposition to the Great Northern Railway Bill was withdrawn, and it was referred to the chairman of committees. In the House of Commons, in Mr. Dod son's committee, the following bills went through and were ordered to be reported :—The Limerick Har borer ; the St. Clement Danes Improvement ; the Lombard-street Improvement; the Great Grimsby Gas; West Sussex Junction Railway ; Waterford and Passage Railway and Ferry ; Southsea Railway and Carnarvonshire and Nantlle Railw Companies. The West Cork Railway Bill was proceeded with and adjourned until Thursday. In group 7 the committee proceeded with the farther consideration of the Midland Railway and the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway Bills. which were again adjourned. The opposi tion to the Wolverhampton and Walsall Railway being withdrawn, the bill was referred back to the chairman of committees. In group 12 the further consideration of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Bill occupied the day's sitting. The Lonilonjtliathiun, and Dover Railway (No. 3) : the London, Chatham, and Dover (No. 2) ; and the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway (No. 4) Bills were further postponed in the same group. CZYSTAL PALACZ.—ONE SHILLING DAY.—TUES DAY, MAY 28.—Admissions on payment. 8,420 ; ditto by mama tickets, 6,203 ; total visitors, 14,700. I Pd. I Q. prior. i = 12 15.611. S 2 UN 5 KM 21 1111312111 SMr $ KIN 10,4111, WNW 411,010 1 If WO /AO 1111,11141 4 *SOO 6 AMP 20 MAO 6 12,430 50 11111,5“ I 11,402 10 43,174 110 wow 2 /MOO 1 AM 10 2,11110 10 211,4110 22120 i MAO 1 *445 $ ILogio-Brsa.Gold(il Augraliaa Cape Copper (Melted)l vba i CepaleBther (limited 1 Cbeetaleso.&S.Mln., Coplapo (Matted) .... Doe Pedro, N. Kase Del Rey (I,iled) forted' (Lladted) .... Proatidotßoll ----- gMmuldeatolltd) • • Ilmoltsnian ,PeastrAllo Copper (L.) !Postmen& Gold (Llin.) I PsolgibandflilverLead Poet Phillip Royal Cobra lloottlth Austral. ) Bt. Join delPay Lm.) 'United MeMeen (lAra. Lbs.) Val Antigoria (11 VallanzamaGold Vancouver Coal (LW. Val amain I lir mid ited ,Weolaos Gold(u Worthing (Mulled) Yorks Penland& (Una ) Yadanainutaaa (1.1 m.) • 2 1 1 1 Po 4 . I an an an an i I 1 i 17_ 19. 1,00,1 clmi iii: oTil 4 41 _. Mai - I SO 62 I f 2} es Ws Par • S 1 1 1 II . _ St. Let maul West India . 100 116 118 St. Loudon illtKatbartit.loo 60 60 100 Do. Doh. St. 4p. oust., all -•.- 1 St. Southampton 100 St. &arm essour4l . 4l -•-• DIBINTUILI agai7ot.zWst.iiki St. G.Ntlta.4 p.c. Jan.&J 100 IRO, SR 11.—0 z., p. ot, , Jr . 1 Jody —.llOO 110.000 St. Lane.* Ylc.4p.o.Joim.&ll: 100 6/6,000 St I Lon.larllr6.4p.o.lan.etily 100 1000tH Bt. L.M.N.W.4p.e..150.et July 100 612.1130 St. I Do. Sipe. Jam& July 100 1110.730 St. LAS.W.4p.o. Joa.t July 100 St. Wldlaisd,4p.c.Jaa.&Joly 100 St. N. DADA, Z. r. & D.8.,1 6 p. at.. lob. I Aug... 'lOO St. N.lotro.,tp.o.Jan.daelylloo St. 6000.N.L.4 100 ~u~' .-._ I - 14 - 93 OS 110 115 .96 911 IS 3 6-16 N 96 9' PREFERENCE SHARES. 0. North Eastern, York, H. and S. Purchase, 10 - lili MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 171. Anglo-Mexican Mint, 16. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per tent., 85. Credit Foncier of England (Limited), 34, 1-161 Ebbw Vale, 121. Hudson's Bay, 181. London General Omnibus Company (Lim.). 24. National Discount Company (New) (Limited), lamed at 5 prem., 24 to be paid, 124. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 51. 504, 34. Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New, 51, 30. Rio de Janeiro Gas (Limited), 204. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (184 paid), 154. PROrryczaL 8114R1 MAZKE2'S. lieMtrook. MAT 118.—Shise 10-day Great Madera, 1111 Z 1 1 1 —Great Waters, 411 3—lancashlre and Yorkshire. lin Lon&n and North Westasu,ll 4l. l i— Manchester. and Lincolnshire, 47—M 11l 1-311dland, South Restate, 66* 1 61— 88—Dutch Rhenish, 61 p. —Great Ltmentls,urglitures, 111 6-18 1-Bpaalsh Passim, Sage= Exchange Monk (Lualted). d —Qs. tea Insurance, 6-18 d.—British end Irish Magnetic Telegraph A, 91—National 84eam (Limited,, 161 d. MAIMIENSTik MAT 28.—There was a EV .th ua i i r. nera done and at better 30 1 1-0 Great Cesteria. 31 Tent Northern a, 1111 rent Western, 4.31-i and York shire. 1261 e—Masselisater. 8 and Lin eolnshira. 47 —Metropolitan, 1211 ;111 2 , 1004 I—North lkitih, 331 3 1 I—North Easters ikowick 44.10 per cent., 102—Smith Liston. d6l 61 61 51—Great Western 6 per cent., 16—United States 5.20'4 (1862), 711—Great Lemeinhoma, 11 3-16 5.16 1 5-16-- -Greed Trsnk of Canada. 171—Great Western at Canada, 15 141—Alliance, CO.—Consolidated (Limited), 19.—Ditto, new, I . —Manchester and County (Limited', 21 p.—Lancaahlre, p. and Caledonian Marine (Limited, , 44 d., --- - BIRMINGHAM, Mar 261—The transactionit to-day were In Lloyd's Bank shares, at 71 pees.: and Patent Malt and A:tetras new shores, at 1 prem. Closing micas : London and North Western Railway stock, boyars, at 112: Metropolitan Railway. Moms, at 121 ; Birmingham On. New Ordinary, 61f to 62 : minghani Old 11111, at Ste to 61 ; Bsitaania Milt at If to 1 dia British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 194 to 91 dia. ; Headdol Plate and Blab shares, at 14 to 1$ Wa.; and Mantis Metal shares, at 21 to 2 dim. Deftly, 'MATT —Three per Cent. Ceasols, 92—New Three par Caul. stock, 901111 90f —Ditto, for account, 6th Jona 904—Ditto for new account, 91—Bank of Ireland (1100 paid), 238—National Bank (Ala 1, 61—Ditto for amount, gl— Provincial,. Bank 425 pat 662 —Royal Bank 1610 pad/. 33 e —Belfrod and Northern Counties Railway (all paid , N - Cork and Bandon tall pald), 111 f —Great Southern and Wasters (ail paid 92i—Mbliand Great Western (1100 s.sf—Dablis and Drogheda 6 per cent. convertible redeem. 1968 all paid), 24f. THE DISEASE AMONGST THE GROCSE.—Our Kirk michael correspondent writes that, notwithstanding the clamour which has been raised in many parts of the Soot tiah moors regarding the disease amongst the grouse, the prospects in the KiArmichael district are highly eocoura ging to s en, who may look forward with confidence to a Twelfth of August. The oases of disease observ able are very few, and gamekeepers and shepherds agree in stating that they have often seen more in the month of May, especially after a severe winter and spring such as have been experienced this year. In the Kirkmichael strath the hatching of grouse is almost general. The average number of eggs in the Rests is from nine to twelve. —Dundee Adrerfiser. CAPTURE OF • GOLDEN EAGLE IN • TRAP. —On Monday, Mr. Donald Macfarlane, gamekeeper to Patrick Small Kier, Esq., of Kindrogan, set a large trap to catch a fox on the bill of Marshy', on the estate of Kindrop.n On going to the trap some time after he had set it, Mr. Macfarlane, to his great surprise, found that, instead of reynard, a splendid golden eagle had beenped Th e weight of the bind is fully 121 6 a. From ti pto p tip of the wings it measured 7 feet 5 inches ; the girth was 2 feet 4 inches ; and from the crown of the bead to the tip of the tail the measurement was 3 feet 5 inches. The head measured 9 hushes round, and the bill was 3 inches in length, and 2i round. The bird is one of the finest specimens of its kind ever seen in the district.—Dander IdrtMMer. 711011 LAST NIGHT'S (WRITE. [BABB' or socrcrrons AND rorrass rerticulAßß ro OBTAINED AT THE OPPIOI OF THE CHIEF HIGLISTEAE, room. OP rAriaurrcr, anumaALfrerazzr.] BANKRUPTS. • ' • ' STTnicx LCSIIINGTON Goonirc. /irking Town, MI MI, clerk tO a flak salesman, to surrender Jane 10, at 11. HENRY ORAISAY, Wardreb•4errace, Docton-commons, _ _ June 10a2 12. WILLIAM EDWARDS. Brunswick-parade and Hanley-road, Upper Norwood, wardrobe dealer, June 10, at 12. HENRY Monnata Rownon, Nottingham-place, Ilarylebonc road, physician, June 10, at 12. CHARLIS WILL!), Bexley-heath, attorney's clerk, June 10, at It QUARLES HARRIS, jun., Jewry-street, Abliate, wine merchant, June 10, at It THOMAS SINIXOSS, Redcross-street, Southwark, and New-street, Kennington, printers' broker, June 10, at 1. EDWARD VAUGHAN ARBUCKLE, Charlton, Kent, June 13, at 12- GIORGI Thais, Wart-street, Betluml-green, dad contractor, June 11, at Y. ROBERT SINDIIN WALKER, Warden-road, Kentish-town, journey man upholsterer, June 11, at 11. WILLIAM HAUIRRADOZ, Hiidge-GLIVet, Southwark, surgeon, June 11, at 11. JOHN WILLIAM LENTKR, Lower Norwood, doctor of divinity, June 11 at 12. LIONARD HADDON TAYLOR, Lessness-hesth, Frith, wheelwright, June 11, at It EDWARD THROW!). Pembroke-read, Kilburu.park, bootosaker's assistant, June 11, at it CHARLESTHORP, Itiky.street, Bermondsey, and Croydon, paper hanging manufacturer, June 11. at it WILLIAM JOHM YURI, Arlington-street, Islington, cab driver. June 11, at 1. JAMES lioasiatow Wm./mu, Royal Avenue terrace, Chelsea, summon, June 11, at 1. _ Janne BAIN CROW, Codlet., Strand, late merchant, June Matt FRIDIUUCK EDGAR STKINGYR, Delnuas-ruw, Chelsea, clerk In the Court of Chancery, June 11, at 2. JANIS Ilmutinitennell-st. lewleluun,coal merchant,Junel7,att. WILLLAJI EvIMITT, Crlzreet, Poplar, omrpenter, June 17,at 11. ALFIED DoBODII, Cannon4treet, leather merchant, GEORG. PURDY. Kingstreet West, Hammersmith, boot maker, June 12, as 1. ABRAHAM JAMES FL IT3OUt, liburyutreet, Pimlico. and Arundel place, Lewisham, baker, June In, at 2. 1 . 1111.11. KORN and ACOrkTIll KURT& Aldermanbury, Merchants. June 17, at 11. JOHN ALTLID DINTON. Brighton, wine merchant. Jana 17, at it Gloskiltßtarannan, fun., Wharf-road, City-road, clerk to a time merchant, June 17, at It WILLIAM OLoROISTAILsBY. Goodman's-yard, lieonsed victualler, June 17, at 12. limns &Munk Salisharpter, 1111 a-end, grocer, June 17,at 1. WILLIAM Parrs, Borniord, mercantile clerk. Juno 17, at 1. THOMAS Maalox, Hangurford-road, Camden-road, cabinet maker, June 17, at 1. Jona Pons Edgbairton law staUoner, June 7, at 12 1111,1111•11 D SMITH, Birmingham, purls pie maker. Lunen, at 12. Kohl? Annie Gunnies, Bristol, ale merchant, Jane 8, at 11. JAMES WHITWORTH 110DSoN, Ckaulesley.terrace. Liverpool road, publisher, June 12. at 12. HENRI McGee, Child Okeford and Wlmbourne Minster, Donet abbe, attorney, June If, at 1. ALPLID WALL, Bradford, wool merchant, June 13, at 11. ISAAC PIRL, Halifax, manufacturing chemist, June 13, at 11. WILLIAM BLAND, York, tailor. June 17, at 11. lIIRBRIT MiLatait, Mtddleeborough, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jane 13, at 11. Roan? BILL, Knottingley, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jane 17, at 11. JOHN WILSON, Sheffield, millwright, June 19, at 12. Sancti. BIRK% Klugston-spun-Hull, merchant's clerk, June 12, at 12. ALmeaelne Eve and THOMAS ZVI, Reath Kelsey, Lincolnshire, farmers, June 12, at 12. RICHARD KAMM Oinneen,Biritenhead,oll merehtuit.Junel3,atll. EDWARD WOOLITENHULMS and Hamar NELSON, Oldham, cotton waste dealers, June 7, at 12. JAMES WHITIHIAD, Bury, Lanceshire, tenor, Jane 7, at 12. WILLIAM leArniewAringroe,Manchester,acriverier,Jine7,silt Heine Tynan lin.ancs and Joan FORBES, Prestwick, near Man- chester, colour manufacturers, June 18, at 11. TROMAs RAOG, Weet Hartlepool, Innkeeper, June 7, at 12. JoSXPH Manias, Rimitnehani, labourer, June 21, at 10. ROSZNT ORPADROD, Rochdale, amallware dealer, June 1!, at 11. DAN Inc Me:lumen, Gosport, bumboatman. June 17, at 12. Hexer Haviiren, Gloucester, hone dealer, June 8, at it JAMBS BUREHELL, Fire Creases, near Frodsham, beeneller, June 18, at 11. WILLIAM WRIGHT, Blonwich, Staffordshire, Neatens, keeper, June 10. at 12. Roan? WOMpHarr, Bedlington, Northumberland, butcher, June 13, at 10. Getman Meet, Stockton, painter, June 15. at IL Jaen CLOUGH, Stockton, tailor. June 12. at 11. MART ANN Swum, Redruth, Cornwall, widow, Jane 13, at 11. THOMAS Sandwich. Kent, grocer, June 11, at 111. BARNARD Maniac Davis, Bedford, butcher, June 10, at 3. JOSIPH AlilawoaTH, Preston and Manchester, yarn agent, June 8, at 10. WILLIAM THOMAS Ilainuts, Woodtlde, Pembrokeshire, iron founder, June 7, at 10. WILLIAM HINDIESON, Liverpool, leather factor, June 7, M 3. WILUAH ELLIOTT, Hanley, Stelfordsh.. platelayer. June 15, at 11. SAMUEL CLINTON, Wednesbury, Staifordshire, gas fitting maker, June 22, at It CHARLM Hinezan, Sutton Mandeville, Wiltshire, stoomnamm, Jane 11, at 12. WILLIAM ARNOLD, Lincoln, bootrnaker, June 8, M 11. PHILIP PRESANT, Norwich, bricklayer, June 1.1, at 11. SAMUEL Warr; Norwich, ticket writer, June 11, at 11. Tom Srrni.e, Ilaindee, If enmouthah., accountant, June 11, at 12. JAM= Iliirre j Cheltenham, draper, June IS, at 11. JOHN JONES Briton Perry, Olarnonpuish., builder, Jane 7, at 11. THOMAS THOMAS, GiUachmich. Glamorgaushire, licensed vic tualler, June 8, at 11. &ANA? JMNILINS, Houghton, FUntshire, engineer, June 18, at 11. MORT ENGLAND, Maested, Olamorgaushire, beer retailer, June 8, at It /Moine WILLIAIIsON, South Church, Durham, coke drawer, June 6, at to. NICHOLAS GANTIR, West Ilartlepool, watchmaker, June 4, at 11. THOMAS W , Warkatooor, Cheshire, carder to a candle wick manufacturer, June 8, M 10. WILLIAM RoGERS. Baseloarbant, Lincolnah., butcher,June s,at 12. DECLAIATiONS OF DIVIDENDS. JOHN Fuson, Albany-street and Henry-street Hampsteadvoad, pianoforte manufacturer-Ist dividend of Ma 20., May Mi. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's. EaAnshan-street. JOSHUA S Lucvov, Bmckley, Suffolk, clerk In holy orders—tat dividend of bld., May 29, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwin Basiwhall-street JOHN WILLIS WILLIAMS, WIllow•malk, Bermondsey—lat divi dend of tist. May 29, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards'', Baabsghalletreet. ANTOINE TIITOPRILE MARZIALS, Brunswick-row, Queen-14mM, Bloomsbury, clerk in ho ordem—lst dividend of 40., May 29, and three subsequent ' Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basing hallatreet. Gnomon FRY, Lynton, Devonshire, coal merchant—ht dividend of L.Op., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. HUBERT HENRY PIDGEON, Orest Torrington, Devonshire, general nserchant—ftnal dividend of fts. 7d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, liseter. 11Asain DOROTERA FORD and Swim FORD, Dartmouth, school mistresses—tat dividend of is sid., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrkk's, Exeter. DIVIDENDS. June 12. W. Langley, Lseepi;ol Diner-June 14. T. Wattles and A. C. Jones, inanely. Dew , iron manufacturers- June la. H. Gyred, St. Helena, Lenceehire, clothier-June 20. J. Evans, Manchester, oommisalou merchant-June 11. R. Gledhill, Rochdale. bootmaker-June 11. R. Taylor, Rochdale, boot and shoe dealer-June 21. R. Raws, Tewitneld. Lancashire, coal dealer-June 7. E. Briggs, Acworth Moor Top, Yorkshire, corn miller-June 7. D. Sykes, Castlefool, Yorkshire, bricklayer- June 7. R. Taster, Knotting lay, sh ire, ladder maker-June 7. W. Pape, Caetleford. Yorkshire, tailor-June 7. IL Martin, Pontefract, lour dealer-June 7. IL Heath, Methley, Yorkshire, buteher-June 12. W. Moyne, ?adhere, Cambridgeshire, baker -June 17. J. Bailey and J. Geldard, Ueda inawase-June 17. G. Dyeen, Ueda shoemaker-June 17. W. Ilbschliffe, Armley, Yorkshire Unendreper - June 17. J. Barnes, Leeds, mUliner- June 17. J. Nelson, Burley, Yorkshire, general COIAMII4IOII agent -June 17. W. Rathmell, Leeds, artiat-June 17. W. Barker, Leeds, Meer-June 17. J. Murphy, Leeds, grocer -June 10. J. P. Nay, Balaton, Yorkshier, stoweinsion-June It C. Day, liitchin, liertfordshlre. baker-June 12. D. Waldeck, Bedeck, Hertford shire, commiemon agent-June 7. J. Ashley, Iriewell, Suffolk, blacksmith. CREFIPICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con on the day of meeting. Jane IS. C. E. Nicholls, lisidge.road, Battersea, banker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Richard, T. Wilier, and K. A. Moll, Manchester, commission agents—D. Rose and D. Skidmore, Morley, Staffordshire, colliery D. Rose and D. Skidmore, Motley, Staffordshire, . T. Gardner and Y. Warneford, Brighton, chemists—J. libber and J. Fisher, jun.. Barrow in -Furness Lau emigre, butchers—S. Compton and H. C. Read. Fredrick's place, Old Jewry, comeliness egents—J. Smith and A. Akeroyd, Bradford, manufacturers—W. Hawrwell and W. Page, /So cha/eh-street, wholesale ten dealers—R. Watkinson, T. Whita ker, and T. Longtield, °they, Yorkshire, machine makers, so far as regards T. Longrield—J. Stanley and W. &mid, Longton, Staffordshire, grocers—R. Hindle and J. Law, Lower Damen, Lancashire, glue roannfactarere—R. Gardner and W. Gardner, Liverpool, plumbers—W. T. litherington sad J. Bartholomew Gravesend, tobacconists—R. Cooper and J. Cooper, Oldham, D. Broodlow, J. 'Whitehead. R. M. Poster, H. G. Broad ere,irueld J. Shawe, Bickerstaffe and Li verpool , coal proprieton— J. Duncan and W. Barraelough. Odey and Bradford, guff mane factarere—F. Battle y and R. Welch, ince, near Wigan, mann ( ehemista—E. B. Hawkins and IL T. Hawkins, Andovm, Ham ra, drapers—H. Honey and G. Baker. Southwark-bridge road, brasiers—W. Fellows and I. Perrino Wigan, oil manufac tories—J. Hall and G. Bennet, Wanes...turf, Conumectairoad, coal merchants—W. Beardmore and J. Stewart, Stoke-upon- Treat, tailors—C. R. Harrington and J. D. Hewett, ship brokers --T. H. Topping and J. Akeroyd, Preston—A. Taylor and T. Taylor, Ashton.under.Lyne, cotton doublers—F. W. Reed and J. T. Abbey, Kingston-upon-Hull, attorneys—W. Ledger', and B. Blake, Leeds, woollen manulacturers—R. K. Creighton and R. Johnson, liewcaltle-upon-Tyne, house painters—W. Ralston and W. Hudson, Manchester. ffnishers—Elizabeth UM, Gammon, W. Rubinson. and J. Millions', Birmingham, glass =nesse tame, so far ass regards Elizabeth Slivery Gammon —H. P. Hutchins and G. H. B , entley, Henry-street , New Crass-road, in surance agents—R. Cowan !deceased , Greenock, draper, so far as regards his connexion with the firm of R. Cowan and Co. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. TRONA/ "'Online?. Greenock, spirit merchant, May 31, at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock. Atnamtnia Beanie?, 13randerburgh, Elgiuthire, fish curer, June 3. at the Gordon Arms Hotel, Elgin. Jona Riatual, Glasgow, insurance agent, June 4, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. THOZAICoLLIDOZ and Orono? Ross, EJJnburgh, drapers, June 4, at Smith'. Rooms, Edinburgh. ANDP.Wir MAWITIALL, Alva, manufacturer, Jane 4, at the Golden Lion Hotel, Mtn& Jolla ilyitta Haall , Gl Glasgow, commission merchant, June 4, at the Facult, aaguw. Orono. Fluanua, St. Andrew's, late general superintendent of the poor, June 4, at Dowers Rooms, Zdinburgh. The West India and Pacific Steamship Coni ay's steamer Californian arrived in the Mersey yesterday (Tuesday) morning. She left Kingston on the s'h, Port au-Prince on the Bth, and Colon on the 13th inst. Her news has been ►nticipated by the Douro, which arrived at Southampton on Sunday last. 100 1M) IN IN IN [Advertisement.}—Hou.owAY's Plux.-411 our laculUes —Almost all disorders of the human body are dis tinctly to be traced to impure blood The purification of that fluid is the first step towards health. Holloway's pills recom mend themselves to the attention of all sufferers; no injurious It consequences can result from their use, no mistake can be made 100 In their adentaletrattoo. In indlgembso, confirmed dY and chronic constipation the most beneficial effects have 100 and always must be obtained from the wholesome power exerted 111 by these purifying pills over the dlgestbsa. Persons whose thee IS were a confirmed series of sulks-inns have been restored to ease, le etrength, and perfect health by Holloway's pills, after the trait- 1111 toss trial of the whole ebonite/2.3FM' of physic. SHAM LIBTS.-(71118 DAY). O&DIXAkY BRAM AZD mom IL( Pd.' PAILwAri 1 (2 a r ar C l . IMN 11 19 447 1 lo IPP 7$ SO - itt t. . 104 = ba rd Samos 1: 7, IN - St. - - St. IN DPllsaalionsaUsac 411 11 .6 St. 100 DesdptialltAAbdlo 70 71 - 100 all 1204La1eks Imp Cat ... - - 100 10 Do- - --.•-. - -. St IN eloguwood & W 103 104 - 86 100 Plat Latora Ont. N. 301 31 311 301 11 86 IN Do. 2.198.14136,24.2 4 0 - N. 190 ormiNceBc4Boo - .d. -* St. 100 erooS Nathan lll 111 1111 86 100 Do.A J A roam Pt as- 110 111 Ili St. IP D 0.2 1 .1 Pep. alipoldB - - - 86 100 Do. Ord Dot DN. Stock - - - Bt. 100 Ol Pith & Word. ilm) N It - 86 100 Ore& Rahn 424 63 43 1 St. 100 DetStourVal.ouBll - - It. 100 Do. South Wakes .- - - 81. 100 Do. W. 1110.-Oslord 14 17 - Bt. 100 Do. Do. 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Uproot Ord - 16 all Rao L) 1.7 per el 16 17 - SI all i&imatLosi.V 161 151 161 * 16 Slouth Foot. of Ptetagal - - dim - 10 all ;Southern of Frame.- 121 131 - 16 all Maria mad Salvos .. 2 4 - SI. all i/14•4 llaadin ... ..- 8 lad - 16 all Do. $5 4 par owl Prof 9 ad - ad I U all Wad &N.W. of /moo* 111 .- 7011111 UN 4 0111.11311110248. sord.l RALLIIATIL 1 Cloning Woes. 1 Salsa. i l r i 1 1 I C[Lassm . boargap.osol. 41 i l s if - _ 100 ill •aa amid Ilstavar 90 95 - 160 all mod Pei 97 90 - 100 all sad Sahamdlla - - - IM Do. Ilecood Ira ll7 90 - 10 Nor th of From, S pot l2l 13 - 16 all Do Rate Cluurt lip. et - -..- 1* (Ssmirma, to ) 66 66 - .. all Do. do. Load at 71 SD 16 - 10 all ParfkLyonsAYsip.o4 121 124 - 106 all •11 S. F. (yarn SO 16 - 1* 4 al all l Swell& logrand 6 4. 44- 86 4 - s 7 p. et 34- 91 I . so alawiren.llp.6. 111 * 9 109 all atbra**Port.7p.a. - - - 36 tFollesalltraseatp.c. 12 12. - ID I %Maw 2 pro* a 11 - 111 wolllLW.ni.sp.e. 1* 115 - Cl ea 43 46 U 447 bias 84 U II VS 14 12 :al 7 6as 44 49 9 7 49 61 MARKEZW. TALLOW.—TrIisaAT marka , day. llpot, 43a. 64 431. 61. . or& .1,4 , t o t u ;.72 t 444. 34. to 44a. ed. ; December, 41a. ad. to Ma ad. 0,1," , hid illeaft. 425 PAM arrivals, WS cash. 001TON.—Lmlitrook Radar St —Oar market it and,,,, f rom yegeTday • prices steady. limas/WA sales talky. f r ': Pilau Including ' Mee stiottdotba 104 olP 3 rt. t.too ...- 14,1. to 16d. • 700 renew, de., lOW. to 11141.• op 4 - ' , 7 }ash* 11d. tO Iled. ; 400 Aprialaa, 144. to 114 . too NI,; Oid 9o 70 0.; 4 . 400 8 . Rd. to 1 001.: Beessl, so. k 4 T, to Bed. ; Par Dtio, Old.: fair tmatrateati ve , t`• Broach, WI • /sir Bengal, TK : fair Emu s .. 1 - i t erusal, llid : toklaltoot Bowed'. tid. • 1W Orlas.: 11, ---- COTTON GOODQ—MABOIratria, MIT f&—ls Ihipp* we have bad a steady market rket to-day, and a fair ~„ bed ais ". been done at full micas. There are some Tee, y e . the market, which could be placed if spiames weekrZ2 rather lower effete, but this branch of the market them . firm. In home trade yarns the market la steak res. numbers a moderate business has been dose. riner O steady, but Dot la much demised. Cloth for Isea t h, trade and foreign markets is rather dearer, the Lhasa,' t 7, 71 market having remaLned 'notwithstanding y e .... a .4 mercial disasters. Manufacturers are well under oetra ct ,' 4 firmness though to their not doing quotations. much Witness The grind o to-day, of ef the s igh 4 4 1 cloth la the bands of manufacturers are for Ind* tea, ; the home trade conanuing to operate sparingly. rh a ir i 4 returns for India are expected so show enormous aid there might be feats that the trade would be c' oreed mil ,, that it Y known from the large Manx of wealth to th a t 4 for cotton, sad the extension of railways, men h great development of the cloth trade theta WOOLLKT.—Lizas, MAT 219.—There has been only rate attendance of bnyers at the cloth halls this anon n ,t their oDerationa have varied little from our MIMI ha n confined within a very narrow com Th t : at a have been but pcorly hj rier n resented, n om ad NUL ,67, • Uon bas prevailed both in th e ail and home The inquiries in the coloured have been 4 t u t coatings In plain and fazeles, along with • ordinary cloths. There has been littledoing in - 04 other fabrics. The white has perhaps been th ey maronsly attended of the two, though the aroma of Lt..: transacted has not been satisfactory. Heavy it„d tg iu k, slowly, and are purchased only in small lota nut bought with caution, and but ha few ingtances hue ant tr", tions worthy of note taken place. Prices hem n o t ,e mal alteration. ILANUFACTURLS. fiIIDDIOLSPULD, MAT 13.—Ibm only been a small attendance of buyers toAlay, province , ' and scarcely any from Loudon. nutlike, wawa% coal ed of niiipsn, bum' mixtures, and other summerpnu m . —including alao a few black doeskins and ordinary p o d . 1 ., no case have any extensive purchaaes been nude " e m, manufacturers of find class goods keep tolurakbly busy , of almost every other desciption of goods are eeennudeL, The deliveries at merchants' warehouses durioe the we e k also been on a limited scale. WOOLlL—Repniannito, Mar 22.—There u a law of colonials from present sales at moderate prices. but tarr" and their goods so difficult to sell that they are tumillim 10 yJ chase heavily as wand at this asems, and only bat fur dlate meffilrenissia CORN.-11ma, MAY 34.—Weather during the wed ep t o , larder was cold, wet, and tusgenisl, and It had more the sm n awe of February or March than the end of May. Nelms =to have prevailed In Germany, Denmark, L s of the Bartle, and great teen, by latest ulnas, Ism ,st., gained for the rye crops, as well as other spring eon At market a mall amply of English wheat, which Is tan t Use local tanks at An advance of is. per yr. Foteigt Ida rally above the ideas of buyers, winch cheeks sales rani melting neglected, but grinding in good request at frp currency. Beans and peas unaltered. Gets of Site rather dearer owing to scarcity, but ordinary danipun, slowly. Foreign arrivals for the week :—What, 8,3111, yet 1,061 oats, 3,719: beans, 107: peat, 413: tares, 90 at 1441114 n MAT 3&—A most limited supply of whistlers. der, is takes GE readily by millers at Is advance. Be a and pees scarce, sad tally as deer. ls h . LiZDI, MAY la-Oar millers only buy wheat today** Immediate requirements, bat have to pay a advanced hr qr. from the rates of last Tuseder. Other 'aides yen ea LtTdrool. AT Di —At today's nub* as tat 1 r attendance. Wheat was only la moderato dared 11 slight *drones on the rates of this day week. Floaryste: previoas Met. Indian corn In moderate demand nano recovery on Friday's prices, but still somewhat lover the' Midday Wt. Beam dull. Oatmeal arm. OW steady kg quiet, at previous rates. Lynn. NAT IL—We have at last a change is the slid Fa north-east to south-west, sad a Wow range of itemise which is much regsired. The supplied; wheat at to-lamm were on the seam limited scale as noted for several outs K . the demand was 000 at an advance of fully la per or. se the extreme rates at thk day week. Nu alteratice la ale cam. Per r. Imperial to the po:—llleat ne spring w, &lbs. to dik q e., das. to ria ; ditto, r inir ed, lllt is la, lfita to dna oats, *Sibs. to Nita. Its. to Ida : rem 0 to 01be . SU to 40 ; peas. maple. Nita to 0410 ter led NiwcAsTui-oroz-Tixs, MAT sl —Th. wind MAW M round to the south-west we have a name annul temperate kt the weather is far true sewed yet. At our market Matzo. tog we had a moderate show of wheat from the grove e rd es from the coast and abroad In consequence Ithei =Men showed snore disposition to operate. in that wes enabled to quote an advance of quite Ia per yr. spa An country, and 6d. upon foreign, extra new south awns She making 71s. to 71s. 6d. ; and Rostock, via liambur,:. as ;1 of SOilbs. respectively. Flour In rather more fa.a at slightly dearer. In other articles we have little varlets ate. TRAUPTIO RETURNS. Who tea- Merv Tehl T. UAW& opal. senor& donate IK. ke Week eagles March 21 Bombay. BarodsoteentralL 306 3,317 6,870 11,tr Week ending May 4. Northern of Maeda 97 Week ending May 11. Used Trunk el Cords I3T7 Week angle May lh (South Austrian Line) —lO9l 11,702 21,769 *CI 6.r+ Upper Italy (Including the Vene ti an Linea) _l4Ol 22,159 22,719 4U '4 l Weak iodine May 19. Brecon and Merthyr 69 Week ending May 26. Cork and Bandon Clow at South Waren 240 1101 11. 71, I.ou,lfeightonotileosat 235 24,887 6,085 1361 X . Week endi ng May K. Cambrian Greet Lareinbourg ...... 172 1.24 8,2/0 4.0 1 Metropolitan Korth London ...... 11 1,415 1281 4,8 W .211 622 23 tale m,sis rsxl 459 1,016 1,671 L9SI • WhitaunUds Holidays. TEN HEAVY BoissaY Mans. —S01:111A1Fral MAY 28.—The Peninsular sad Oriental Compaq' , ship Manilla, Captain Curling, with the above rusk passengers, 2,5001. in specie, and 150 packages of cargo, arrived this evening. She experiaited southerly breeze to Lisbon. Across the Ray a 8 44 wind was from the southward and westward, acw , by a strong sea and occasional squalls. Her ibial ships R.* Oak, Prince Consort, Hibernia ad were at Malta. Gibraltar, May 22.—Exchaticen don, 90 days' date, 50 i :Para, ditto, sf. 21k. 51+Wditto, sf. 25c. ; Madrid, 8 days sight, i to 4 dava' Cadiz, ditto, z i ; Seville, ditto, par vi 44 ' ditto par a, ditto, discount; belle of Five Franc • 'eon, j of a dollar per ra : Her Majesty's ships Caledonia, Redpole, Skylark. I: Ttioculo are in the harbour. The following British, rit, have arrived here :—Brig Rockall Lena, from Nis brig Wellington, from Swansea ; brigantine Maria Tbdtk from Swansea ; steamer Gallicia, from Lemke : sea Atlas, from Liverpool; brig Rebecca, from licep, ship Negotiator, from Newport; brig .Naonie, pool ; schooner Eagle Eyed, from Swansea: Joseph, from Cardiff ; the James Stallard, from boar schooner Wallace, from Cardiff ; brig Canoodide. Cardiff ; brig Paella, from Newport ; demur Eax: from Southampton ; steamer Peninsula, from Leax: schooner Lady Rodney, from Cardiff: and brig Ga Casson, from Newcastle. RitALTH 11281•0112 D BY Du BOBBY'S FOOD 10 STONACII, nerves, lungs, and liver of old and 74 4 747 dyspepsia (Indigestion), oonstipaUon, dlerrbua setarl._ ache neuralgia, h sleepleamess, wasting, ers. constunptlen, !Li annual corm which had resisted all medicines , of his Holiness the Pope.—Tian, at Is. lid ; 116 251. ; 241 b., cox.—Da Barry and Co., 77. Bweel - gr 44 ' trig also at Fortnum and Mason's: mod et 01, GrVeChura 4, Clumpside ; W and ISt Oxford. street; sad a 0 6 7004 cheausta.—tadraWisaniant. BERTHS, MARBIAGP:S, AND DEATaI fu..1.0... 81 oiRTJHH.,..r. ii.p.dmeyri,ua..E.4.reo,...l4--"I" J H A O:I:I:.—My 27 27 , Die a w t 1 Kilburn, of a daughter. park, the wife of A. Jackson, Eso , of a sou idol. J"1210 —Ms7 27, at Hackne y, the wife of HT.G 11. -- of a datightor. ROHH — HaY 17, at tipper Toothlg, Sarey, the site of . 11Vv's Rose, of a daughter. TURN 1111.—llay 27, at The Lodge, Acton, ib.l,lleset, tl. 4d , Captaln B. B. Turner, 89th Regiment, of a atm ~,iia 11 ATKINS.—May Si, at Ouilford-street, Cuswilsiwo, "- of E. T. Watkins, 11. D., of a son. UGM. th h t IILOTT—WHITE..—May 2 $ . at MARR St. Mary's. Lambe— 'o edk, W. Haat, Y. Mott, of Lambeth-terrace, W Lolls • Camberwell New-load. CHOLMLEI--LEAI'ENS.--111ay _25. byte' ataL", : Church of St. Itartln'e-in•tbe.fleida Lmoloo.,“ daeghtrr 'ft rc of Ho italt Ycowehamkshlre, Jlll.e. T. Leavens, of Nortoo-ylllas, Yorkah lrY. PILCHEC-114OLVOMILL —May 25. at St. Jame'. I! by tbe Rey. R. Bayley, Arthur, we of the r ober. Emu, of Rustell-equare, to babel Diem 0. Holyoake, Rey., of Neacbley.hall, Sharma', ,w}"P °APP.—May 26, at Ifigri-atEAnniTtnB, ?lr .C. " aged 60. ers IS lillitiMA77.—Way 26, at Berkeley -rills. Loaffilb^7l,:* Brixton, "famish, the wife of )Ir. G. 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