The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before Us* Jiedge Ordiaary.) BKAR V. !MAL - - - - - Mr. Deemed Q.C., and Dr. Swabev, appeared for the n titioner ; Dr. Wambey and Mr. °midge for the re. , i ondent. me petitioner, Mr. John Sear, of her Majesty's ,hip runiberland, a chief engineer ia the navy, n ,„ rte d the respondent on the 27th of January, (NA, and cohabited with her at Charlton, and at Devonport. There had boen issue one daughter, now a bout nine yeah of age. On the 6th of July, 1856, the le titioner sailed on board her Mujeat)'s ship Magicienne, .oal did not returu until the 17th of April 1861. During his Amoco he alleged that he had made a s uitable provision for Iris wife's maintenance, till he b ar d that she bad been leading the life of a l . m stitate at Plymouth and io Loudon. The respondent denied the charge, and pleaded that be bad contributed n othing to her support since Julr, 1857 ; and that by his D eglect be bad thus conduced to the adultery, if any had h r en committed. In proof of the petitioner's cam several s itoesses were examined. and a letter which had been written him by the respondent from Paris on the 6th of December, was put in. In it she admitt e d th a t s h e h a d " s i nne d F undy" against him ; end begged of him not to teach her add (whom she bad sent to his relatives) to " hate her I , r+t mother." The respondent also stated that her sister was ming to get her a situation to " redeem h er gooduarne," sod side —' Once more let me tell you that I am very, very .rry to have wronged so good a husband." Evidence was •:veti of the birth of a child on the 17th of June,lBs7. Verdict for the petitioner. . . _ Ib. Warnbey tbOught it right, after the evidence which had been given, to may that he cut so blame wh►tever upon the buil:and. Sir C. Cresswell—Oh dew, ao. Decree nisi. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICENWELL. CONVICTION OP MARRY BROOME, TILE PUGILIST, FOR AN ASSAULT. Harry Browne, pagilut and liaoned victualler, of 25, L imb's Cooduit-street, and Samuel Bruin*, of Stockbridge, liaciebire, a grams, were charged before Mr. D'Eywourt with being drunk and assaulting Geor ge M a tth ews , cab driver, badge 6,796, in Lamb's Conduit-street. From the evidence of the complainant, which was con firmed by Polioe-sergeant Egerton ' 14 E, it appeared that this morning, about three o'clock, the prisoners were in Lamb's Conduit-street making a disturbanoe, using °boom Language, and refining to pay their cab fare. The prisoners, who were drunk, were asked to go away, but they refused, and threatened to strike the cabman. Yindiog remonstrance of no avail, the sergeant took the prisoners into custody, on which the prisoner Broome turned round and moat is the rehman's face. The prisoaere were very resolute at Int, but afterwards went quietly to the police station. The prisoner Broome denied that be was drunk, or that he spat in the cabman's face. If the cabman bad said that be had hit him in the face, that might have been true. The dispute arose through the cabman refusing to take his Irked home. . _ The prisoner Brown said it wag all a mistake to my be sou drunk ; he was se sober as a judge. (A laugh.) Mr. D'Eynoourt said the assault corned of was very Fen+tly and wanton. He should duo the prisoner Browne, who went quietly to the polio* Motion, bat flue the prisoner Broome 20a., or in default 14 days imprisonment to the House of Corm:tiara. The fine was paid, the prisoner Broome declaring that the &snap was the aggressor, and had mon lithely. SOUTH WARN. PIC'APOCILITS AND TIM INTIMNATIONAL 1111IBITION. Thu morning the magistrate's Ghia( attention was celled to investigate several charges against females for robberies in the public streeta ; the majority of the plunderod persons being countrymen,on a visit to the Intermitio' nal Exhibition. The first ciao was against Mary CaroliseJoisca7l;l;;;;: ably dressed middle-aged female, who was charged with steeling a sovereign and five shillings from Thomas Moore. The prosecutor deposed that be was • draper's assistant and yesterday he had a holiday to visit the International Exhibition. He went there early sod enjoyed himself, took some friends, and after they quitted the building he lost them. At the latter part of the evening be went to the Canterbury Hall, and when be left there he fell in with the prisoner in • street leading to the Borough, and at her request took her into a public-house and treated her. When they got out iu the street they stood talking together fur • few minutes, when the prisoner suddenly bolted, and be missed his purse containing a sovereign sad five shillings. He went in pursuit of her, and gave her into custody. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and begged his worship to deal with her, when Mr. Combo sentenced her to three month.' hard labour. Mary Hobson, a young woman, was nett charged with stealing Ti. taL from James Burke. The prosecutor said he was • carpenter, and came from Reading to see the Exhibition, and last night be met the prisoner, and accompanied her to a house, when he fell asleep. On his waking up the prisoner was gone and so was all his money. In answer to Mr. Combo, Witness said be was very much in liquor, and could not swear that he bad all his money when he entered the howse with her. The prisoner was accordingly discharged. Three other gide were likewise charged with similar offences, and discharged, owing to the prosecutors being under the Memos of liquor. WANDBVv*ORTIT. LYNCH LAW UPON A PIIESCHMAN. . . A gentlemanly-looking person , whose right eye was cut and swollen, was placed in the dock before Mr. Nyman, charged with indecent conduct to • little girl named Mary Ana Baker, _aged nine years, the daughter of • coachman, living at a lodge in Pointer's-road, m.park. Sergeant Thompson, of the V division, informed his worship that the prisoner was • Frenchman, and did not understand the English language. Mr. Darman said en interpreter must be obtained, as the prisoner lied a right to cross-examine the witnesses. Sergeant Thompson said he understood French, upon which he was sworn to interpret the evidence. When the prisoner was asked for his name he refused to give it or his address, as he stated that he did not like to have his name in the papers. The evidence went to show that on Thursday evening the complainant was playing in Pointer's-road, when the prisoner came up and conducted himself towards her in an indecent manner. The father happened to witness part of the transaction, and ho came out of his lodge and knocked the prisoner down, and afterwards gave him into custody. The prisoner, in defence, stated that as he passed he saw three children, one of whom asked him to accept some Papers. This mimed him to be pleased with the children, and he remained with them a short time, when the father aroe out and struck him several times, and be fell down air dead. Yr. Dayman alluded to the father's chastisement upon the prisoner. and said the case might have ended there. However, sufficient lied been adduced for him to call upon the prisoner to bud one surety in the sum of 501. to keep the peace. The prisoner was locked up in default of bail. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FILIDAT. Jl7/111. !7. • 1../L a it, x. u r. a. I. ° s. a. ——— N6l6\ 29.68 64 60 N.N.L 3 8 ar 0.17 2 A acm7lllsB 29.63 50 47 N. N. W. 5 7 2r 0.17 3 Linn Baatelex 55 50 N. N. W. 3 6 b 1 AR06041161 911.65 64 51 N.Y. 7 7 1e 0. 4 TOMMIE Own! VALE RIA QuaIirZOWN £4766r005 P 2 58959 40.06 67 56 N. S 6 c PLYNOUTI4 26.64 53 61 N.N.W. 6 7 0 2 JEWRY 29.97 60 14 N. 1 7 0 2 Noma on ?memo 8.88 57 53 N.N.W. S 6 0 3 boy ea LimiDoN 29 s. 66 60 N.W. 4 7 c— - V 46805111 8 r56b0ra4799 9..D 66 51 W. N. W. 3 6 c 2 41.6 , 53 49 W. 3 6 0 4 BIUGOLAND PROBABLE. SATONDAT. SUNDAY. IC W. to S.W., frogs, Scorer. W. to Is., fresh to store showers. strong. showery. NN W. to W.S.W., flask S.W. to S. K, fresh to moderate to treat. strong. rainy. N. to W., moderate, W. CEeTRAL W. to S., moderato to showery. fresh, showers. E.N.W. to W.S.W., S.W.Emotasu. W.N.W. to 8.5.&, fresh, .linelerata, unsettled. rainy. NW. to kW., mode- S. E. Enwrap. &W. to N. P,., fresh, N. r.de. showery. some show e rs. le W., troth. E. CoAsr. W. to S. and &E., fresh, unsettled. N.T LLERS' RACE FOR 501.—The long-pending e•etest between Thomas Cront, of Woolwich, and James Townsend, of Greenwich, for the above amount, was de. 'Heti yesterday afternoon in outriggers over the long metropolitan course, viz., Putney Aqueduct-bridge to the Ship, at Mortlake. Croat, who has rowed several good race,, defeating Young, Webb, and others, was made the favourite on board the Venus, which accompanied the race, with* good muster on board. Shortly before 2 o'clock the 'Btu put in an appearance at the poet, Townsend winning the to", for choice of stations, and taking the Fulham 'h^ , ^. After fencing a little time at the start they got off pretty evenly together, Croat soon showing in the front, RP I at Craven Cottage he was leading by two or three koZths, which he increased to six at Eitumeramith, ulti ",tely winning easily. IMPERIAL PAIILMMNT. • HOUSE OF COMMONS.—{THIS DAY.) The SPIAM took the chair at 12 o'clock. ' POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) (No. 2) BILL. The bane went into committee on this bill, rearming the consideration of it at clause 21. After various suggestions and explanations which occupied the committee for an hour, Mr. COGAN proposed an amendment in line 17 consist ing of the addition of tbe following words, "with the op prove' of the board of guardians," the object of the amend ment being that the Foot-law Commissioners should not have the exclusive power of dismissiug officers The committee divided : For the amendment 29 Affhinst Mr. SCULLY moved the following proviso:—" Pro vided. however, that the disability sr eisesequenos of dismissal from office shall apply only to &mimed for a criminal offence." Two o'Cuioz. The railway share market le flat to-day, and prices are generally rather lower. Caledo nian, South Eastern, and Great Northern stocks have receded 4 per cent., and most of the other principal lines, Ito 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94} to 4 Great Western, 701 to ; Midland, ; 126# to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to ; Caledonian, 106} to 107 ; South Eastern, 82 to ; Eastern Counties, 554 to 4 ; and Great Northern, 114 to 116}. Lombardo ITenetiau Railway shares remain quoted 4 3-16 to 5.16 prem. Great Luxembourg shares are better, while Grand Trunk remain heavy. The oommittee divided : For the amendment 25 Against it The clause was than agreed to. Oa clause 23, _ _ _ Calmed GREVILLE moved an amendment to the effect that the chief and under secretaries of Ireland should cease to be members of the Irish Poor. law Commission. He could not uoderstand on what *triple they were members of the °Dominion. When the poor law was rint established in Ireland only one of these °Moen was • member of the commission. The result of their sitting on the board was, that they had frequently to review and to sit as judges upon orders emanating from themselves. Sir It. PEEL said he could not agree to the amendment of the bon. member. lie thought it was desirable that there should be a representative of the poor-law board with a seat in the Home of Commons, as was the ease in England. Mr. M'CANN said there was no necessity for having the nadir secretary a member of the hosed. Mr. OTERRALL said that Indeed was unfortunately governed by boards, and he thought it desirable that the members of the government who had to review the sots of these boards should not be members of them Lord NAAS thought it advantageous that both the chief and under secretaries should be members of the board. Sir G. GREY said he behaved, u fax u hia right hon. friend's personal convenience was concerned, he would be glad to be freed from the duties attending the office, but he thought it was on the whole desirable that be should be a member of the commission._ _ eft aittisg.] SS SS Ste SS Of 07 90 100 S J. it t' Ps 146 244 2 14 4 1 0 1 PtnPal 1114 138 It 7 i _ _ 1 7 00 i 600 in LA 6.016 1,M14 !...: 44 •d IS 41 a W THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1862 SHARE LISTS-(THIS 26 15 680 440 42 44 43 64 171 18 6fr 5 14 18 14 1 * g 4 38 40 li $i 418 ! 41 4k 1 11 Of die 1 4 8 di 0 4 40 41 1130 140 11 a; no 116 3t 14 14 If 11 110 44 111 13 32 i 4 4 140 460 WO 96 16 46 l i le 111 11 13 19 A MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoon. The funds are dull today. Consols are quoted for the . aecount about 1-16 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. In the other markets the ten dency of prices has not been favourable. English railway stocks are rather lower. There is still a great complaint of the languor of business. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 27c., being 1-16 to 4 per cent. lower than yesterday. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 31 to 1 prem. ; Egyptian, 34 to 1 prem., being lower ; and Rus sian, 4 du. to par. Consols are officially marked 911 and 4, ex div., for money, and 92 and 91/, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are respectively 911 to and 911 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, ; New Three per Conte., 911, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 18e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " mimed " rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1094 ; Exchequer Bills, 9a., 6s. prem. There is no change of importance in foreign stocks, but the market is rather dull. Spanish Certificates, after improving, have relapsed. As regards Mexican Bonds, and Italian Five per Ceuta., sellers rather predominate. Turkish stocks are slightly flatter, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 84 to 4, and that of 1858, 704 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 901, 2, ex div.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 841 (exchange 125.) ; Equsdor New Consolidated, 171 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 34 prem.; ditto paid-up scrip, 881 ; Italian Five per Cents., 721, 711 (exchange, L2sfr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 281, 4 ; ditto for account, 281; New Granada Deferred, 54, 3 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451, 4 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 4, 1 die. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 541 ; ditto Passive, 194 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 704, f ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 41, 31 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 714, 4. Eastern Bengal Tea shares are quoted 1 to prem. An instalment of 10 per cent, falls due on the Turkish Lean for 8,000,0001. stock on Tuesday next, the Ist of July, but deduction must be made for the yearly interest, amounting to 3 per cent., and for the total already paid in full. Gold to the extent of 118,0001. was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The City of New York has arrived from New York with 245,0001. in se,' and' the Suffolk from Melbourne with 142,0001., making together 387,000 f. There is still an ab senoe of demand for gold for the Continent, and the accumulation in the Bank is therefore expected to continue. _ _ _ The amount of gold now on the way from Aus tralia to England is 517,0001. The Liverpool cotton market was again dearer yesterday, particularly as regards Surat sorts, but the transactions were upon a less active scale, amounting to 12,0C0 bales. The Council of India require tenders for the con veyance of about 4,600 !troops from the United Kingdom to India. The remaining 8,5001. of British Guiana 6 per oent. bonds were disposed of yesterday. The bonds are in sums of 1,0001. and 5001. each, having 44 years to run from the Ist of July next, and the minimums was fixed at 1+ per cent. premium. A good deal of attention has been directed, amongst those interested in the reform of mercantile law, to the movement which is in progress to enable a c reditor to recover a debt, in any part of the United Kingdom, by the decree of one court. In furtherance of the movement, the delegates of fifteen mercantile bodies of England and Scotland met in Loudon, on the 10th instant, and unani mously passed a resolution, that the societies repre sented shall unite in promoting a bill, the object of which will be, that a creditor who has obtained a judgment or decree in the courts either of England or Scotland may execute that judgment in any part of either country. Particular stress is justly laid upon the strange anomaly that, notwithstanding the union of England and Scotland, their law courts treat each other as foreign tribunals, and that no greater effect is given by,the one to the judgments of the other than to a decree pronoun by a court in Russia. The delegates have appointed three of their number, viz. : Mr. Robert Wells, the town clerk of Hull • Mr. Matthew Johnson, of Leeds ; and Mr. Ge orge Tod Bathgate, of Edin burgh, as a committee to carry out the objects of the resolution. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0771. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire, • decrease of 6,203/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,948 i. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 4,1511.; and the Midland, a decrease of 2,4921. The Chartered Bank of British Columbia are perfecting all their arrangements, and the share holders' deed is now at the bank's office for signa ture, in order to facilitate the commencement of business. It appears that the " A " shares and debentures of the Varna Railway Company, mentioned in the prospectus as fully subscribed for, have been taken by Messrs. Peto and Co., the contractors. The half-year's interest ou the Debenture Bonds of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway Com pany will be paid by the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank. The dividends are advertised on Michigan Central Railway Six per Cent. sterling Bonds. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twelfth series of hide salsa for the year there was • better demand for East India bides, both for export sad the home trade, but salted hides were very dull of ode, sad meetly bought in. East ludic—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta were in fair request, the export demand being l a rger than it has been for some sake past, owing chiefly to a large attendance of foreign THE LANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND.—The following buyers. The home trade also operated to a fair extent. additional oontribuaions came to hand yesterday at the Prices for all descriptions remain firm, and occasionally an Mansion House in aid of the Lancashire and Cheshire advance of jd. to id. per lb. wan realised. Madras, &c,weria Operatives Relief Food :—Mr. William Hine, 51. ; A all bought is. The analysis of the sales is 85,218, Wooten, Worcester Friend, 51. ;An Australian, 10/. • Congregatiou new parcels, 31,825 brought forward front former sales, sad of Wendover ,Parish Church, W. 15a. lid. ; Mrs. Josh. 954 Madras. Pondicherry, do. ; in 511, 117,997 hides, of Tarratt, 51. • Mr. C. Wilkinson, 101. ; Mr. Edmund which 94,728 were sold. Higginsoo, 2i/.; Rev. J. T. Barker, 3/.; Mr. Nathaniel Bueir, East India.—Buffalo.—A fair business was transacted in 5/. ; T. J. N., 10s. ; A Yorkshire Woman, se. • Working these bides, but at • decline of id. per lb. upon previous men in the employ of Yam Dent and Co., %Vermonter, I rates. 11. lls. I Leather.—Past Indian.—The mall quantity brought for. EXTRAORDINARY CAPTITHE BY TWO Dffricelvit ward realised full priest. Australian was chiefly bought in. Cement& —lt will be remembered that on Friday week, In I Salted Hides.—Ox and Cow.—`South American.—The few the middle of the afternoon, three convicts effected their sold realised late rates. Australian were in limited request, escape from the county gaol, Horsemooger-lane. Two active but previous prices were obtained for those sold. Cape were detective officers, named Capon and Holmes, of the . rather lower. X division, whilst looking after a thief, suddenly espied I Dry Hides were chiefly bought in , and , f or the portion , Dee of the missing convicts named G. Brunell, who was sold, rather lower prices were accepted. Drysalted realised convicted at the last Kingston Assizes for burglary with . late rate , . violence. He was coming from a small gardener's cottage In . Horse Hides—Dry and salted were in good request at • gentleman's garden, at Highburv. The officers well know. advanced Price& leg the fellow at once pounced upon him, but they met with Skim—Ksegaroosold wells Divi Divi all hmght in. a desperate resistance. The man being fully armed with The Emigration Commissioners have taken up a life preserver fought in • determined manner, but they sue- .the shionway, for the conveyance of passengers needed io securing him safely, and handed him over to the Brie e. t L governor of the poi. When the convict found he was in i custody, hecoolly remarked, "If you bad come fi ve yards ....The return of the Bank of England for the week nearer the cottage I would have settled both of you." Upon ending J uue 25, compared with that for the pre searching the cottage • pistol loaded with tell was found. vious week, shows the following changes : EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT THE BIRMINGHAM PROOF- a m d a ti on issue HOUSE —At the Birmingham Police.court yesterday five Circulation active men ware brought up on the charge of breaking into the Public deposits 9,629,594 Increase 3o6,64s counting-bonus of the Proof-house and stealing 2051. Their Other deposits names were Gorton, alias Boatman Jack, Cooper, alias Government secur iti e s in Tom the Chump, Nicholls (in the employ of the Proof-house), banking department Brcedtturst, and Wall. The three first-named went oe the Othersecuritus booking night of the robbery toe lodging-house kept by a man named department Pollard (who had only been released from gaol the day c o . • d h u m. i n b o th re pvious to the robbery) and wanted to borrow • heavy ham. & per t... 15,90 0 ,658 Increase 641,161 Pier. They shortly afte rwards left, and were seen going in Berea day an d e th er hid e 589,652 Decree+, 8.787 the direction of the Proof-house. They returned in about Th e B ee t two hours, and Pollard saw them count out 160 sovereigns— N. r is reserve eke wet amount of gold taken from the chat. The three 'r reserve (notes & co i n =when they left Pollard's house, met a man with a d epertrues t). 9,97s,Blncreaselncreases3s,soo to asked them how long they would be ; but the witness could not swear it was Broadhurst, though it was I Both the government and private deposits having week Him Ms. The three—Gorton, Cooper, and Nicholls increased, a considerable addition has been made to —wale summated to the mazea the reserve. The principal feature, however, is the LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or MX7filD Tzumare.) CARLISLE MEETING.- (rms DAY.) ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. King of Kars, Happens North Pole, Lord Albert, Mon trose, Brahmin, Captain Crow, Interest, Erdolan, Knots ford, Joey Jones, Tommy Jones, and Bushman. Aisrvsn.—Namara., North Pole, Bushman, Knntdord, My Bohemia, Interest, Queen of Tramiel, Captain Crow, King of Knrs, Joey Jones, AIM*. Bale of Baby. THE ELECTION OF SHER.I7"-(THIS DAY.) RESIGNATION OF MR. NL9BEN. At 1 o'clock the state of the poll for the shrievalty WU- Alderman Lwrxsa 789 Hugh Jones 854 Hilary Nieholas Niemen 279 Hr. N 1.8111114 in the course of the morning appeared upon the platform, and raid it war not his drain to prolong the matter. He accordingly withdrew from the contest. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.-( THIS DAY.) The half-yearly court of the governors of the Commercial Traveling' Beanoleot Institution was bald this afternoon at the London Tavern, for the reception of the report and the trannertioa of the onlinary business. Mr. H. J. Camara presided. The report congratulated the supporters of the institution co its iocreesiog prosperity. The gross receipts of the half year bad been 8864 Die. 6d., and after defraying the expen. diture and making an addition to the stock, a balance of 2181. 15e. 2d. retained in hand. The annual festival of the institution would be held on the sth July, at the Crystal Palacmunder the presidency of Sir James Duke, and it was to be hoped that it would be highly successful. The income of the half year had enabled the board to add 2304 to the invested property, which now amounted to 3,7501. It was earnestly hoped that the institution would receive increased support. The report was unanimously adopted, and after sours routine business had been transacted, the meeting proceeded to the election of one anuuitaut. NINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. In the mining market to-day, Wheal Ludcott shares have improved to 181 to 191. East Wheal Grenville are very flat at 7} to I), owing to the re ceipt of an unfavourable report from the mine. Macke Valley are also depressed at 91 to 101. East Caradon are quoted 43} to 44 ; East Rose 'mite, 2% to ; East Russell, to ; Gonamens, 3tol •, East Devon, 21 to ; Wheal Sithney Corn meal, 3j to 4 ; North Downs, 4to ; and Wheal Union, 41 tot . Foreign an colonial mining shares are inactive. St. John del Rey are officially marked 61 and 60, being dull. We are informed tbat the operations at the Lien morlais Colliery are proceeding satisfactorily. Some fine specimens of coal from the works may now be seen at the London offices of the company. At the Wheal Uny meeting yesterday, the ac counts for three months ending April showed a debit balance of 1,2631. 44. 9d. A call of 4s. per share was made. At a sale of copper ore held at Swansea on the 24th lust., 1,692 tone were sold for 20,9401. 15s. The following are the particulars —viz : Toes. Amount. Cubs 483 .... £5,217 17 0 Cobra pearhaves Koperberg 61 .... 1,258 2 6 Oo Kip 4B .... 1,354 16 0 SpeetiAel 6B .... 1,534 8 0 Sweepings Laney West Australian Minis* Afisoelation ll5 .... 2,178 4 6 Knockmahon Total 1 692 k 10,940 15 0 There will be Do sale on the Bth of July. GALLANT Carruaz.—Tho capture of a notorious burglar took plate at Southsea, near Portsmouth, on Wed nesday, and is somewhat remarkable for the determined spirit which was displayed by the captor. At the eastern part of Soulless, close to the sea beach, is an educational establishment, where young gentlemen are prepared for their examinations for entry into the military awl naval 'or rice', the principal of which is Mr. Kimpshead, who was formerly an inspector of government schools. On Wednes day morning Mr. Kempehead was awoke just previous to daylight by a noise in tho house, and, arming himself with a sword, left his bedroom to ascertain the cause. He woo discovered there was au intruder in the house, who, however, seemed to be making a rapid retreat, and eventually escaped from the house, and Bed across Southsea-common. Mr. Rempshead's clothing was slight, an easterly wind was Mowing, and the figure of the burglar was fast lessening to view ; but the gallant principal did not hesitate many seconds before he dashed across the common in pursuit, came up with the chase after a bard run of some minutes' duration, captured him, and conveyed him back in triumph, a prisoner, to the house he had taken so much trouble to enter, but had fled from so precipitately. On arrival home with his prisoner, Mr. Kompshead sent to the nearest coastguard station for assistance, and delivered the pri soner into dieir charge, by whom be was conveyed to Portsmouth g►ol, where he was recognised by the governor (Mr. Astridge) as an old hand, whose last name wag Henry Thompson, and who had recently been discharged from penal servitude. . FATAL ACCIDENT. —A moat deplorable occur relics took place yesterday morning in Woolwich Arsenal, under the following circumataoces :—A number of men belonging to the Royal Carriage Department were engaged in stacking platesof iron used in the construction of plat forms and traversing-slides for Fun•csrriages, when • man named Joseph Copley, in insisting to form the stack, found the sleeve of his coat adhering to • corner of one of the plates. In the attempt he made to extricate himself, the plates, which are about 16 feet long, 8 inches broad, and • quarter of ►n inch thick, and weigh about 201 b. each, fell on him from the stack and crushed him to death._ •••• TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. —A youth named RPM met with • frightful accident in the moulding department of the Stamp-end Works oti Friday afternoon last. The unfor tunate lad was engaged at the time in cerrying • pan of molten liquid metal from the cupola at which the pit-iron is melted to • mould which had hems prepared to receive the scalding liquid, when he stumbled, and the weight of the pas forciac him down, a portion of the contenta was thrown over his person, and be was fearfully burnt about the abdominal region. He was conveyed to the hospital, and received these in a dangerous state. No blame is attri bateble to anyone, the misadventure being accadestal.- 84aas ford Mercury. BRITISH PONIEBSIONS. ob, 111.6 I 11.611.waY4 1 Cleaug pions f *la to-day I yesterday. I to 1 pia. IN Ili •...1111 a; ell La- sem* N MI 1116 as Sofa. Das. 041 1a.‘.441.e lAN 0331 on 10 1 Do. New Par }pm on 41 We ad lalleloalemeatoroa6 1 5 i• an Do. Prima 8 841 6 NI 100 Dat,DraaaatOodeltet, bps. Sde.. Aag. 1,, 1813 4mdessedbyEaS.ll.ll. 80 86 IN US Do. Jay 1,1473. dato. 78 0 2 11b 104 Do. Jana J. 1674, drite. 78 80 86 100 Clatsatts di S. eastern lO3 105 86 100 CasetoDoot 6p.o.gae lOB 108 96 100 DeaMrs Bengal lO6 106 86 100 Nat lad= 10 2 Do. ti. Sitenaloa 4 4pm 10 1 Do. B. do 114. * i pis Greed Stunt of ..:aueo. 24 isj 514 110 Do. 6 par M. Prot INI all D0.6.,car01.8 p.c1.3 5O 66 191 611 Do. Spar et. 'reboot 30 88 MI all DO. ? per DOC • • 40 46 IN id Do. do. 1347. SO SS 190 all Do. do. DIN— . 80 a 6 01. 1* groat lodlast realoacie 101 186 104 5 i I SO 11 Do. New 08 1 pm 111 10 8 Do. Jaanary, 1462 It 109 NAL of Lou,. la 6 p.. , 1021 1 103 64 ail IN Wee 4 Canada, 10414. 118 11 101 18 Do. New 94 100 MI Dollp.olldapay7S, e.ot 97 1 0 40 99 109 NI Do. 66 do.. 770 311 . 0 . , 109 all Da.6411.4.84a.0ey.78 90 93 10 1 ladlakilmaeh Umated 4 clla par OR 109 Madera (1.4. e. 44 ~,rs :. 83 86 61. 101 De. do. I par co 101/ 1054 M. IN Da 14 Ns et Nies 96 SI e 4. MO 11•14.Dorp.ap. *loads -- N MI o.llranewlat di howls dmi • cap. M. L 1 —• 111 all Da. do. L od do I 7 0 all Do. do. I cop. do. 4 6 N a 8 Do, do. lao4l do. 4 6 1 • N. R. of Canada 4p. e. 45 10 M. NJ •• • N 16 Do. Ituojaub .... ..t II Pm 111 all Do. do. M. 1* Do.lnd.fiarlot..Sp o 100 101 10111:1011 NILLGATIONS. SO. I Pil L 1•55,•15• I easing Wass. II Sala. 4 Naeimt. I 34 4 di i 10 11 1 I Do. Las liter s ad 616 .... 19 SO 114 1110 in tAireana And Prlboarit 14 04 100 a 2 4. 1. 1 ' iii=7:".... 10 411 North. of Cot* 3p. et. 10 ell Do.(l444Charlerol)34 p.c. 40 all huts* Woos b percent. 10 Do. New 1 per cant... 4 411 ItoraNwedleMoor cont. 20 411 .Analaoak-Vsa.l4. a. II 411 thorn of Prance 4 p.c. 100 Victor limmauuelop,et. 10 ,411 W.&N.W.otrrancesp...,. at 4 14 10 li 01 11 Isi 131 3 14 10i U 12i 11 101 2 saso, lo.ss BELITHIII ItUlla. Al led Was. OlilLla cly I Iron Bea! I I 6 . 4 ” Ka Barr limst Cars dram larb. Rood (Tavlalk) Grumbler & TaiLits. iii.7l 67.0711;ii.7. 0. wk. wit (11eleics/ Grenville. Herod ..soot lady Bertha Mark. Volley Margaret it* Leiria) llwyedy Iran Ore Worth Lows N. "mom (111onen) . V. h. Busse (11hoyen) Nara Wheel uretty . M Or e. . VW. nlamoyj . Previous's (U. Lobes). one. Via Os. I. tan Cheee) S. are Ina (Mogan) W. imam (Massa) Sim Park _ _ __ - lerarld.aLladMaC.l lb Croft Val* et ToiTTE famf ) Went &ant W. Canaan T . = ' ma . ) West &Mon ws u lla:st u ropoj WIL Darr Bo= ( we [134, (Ihs. Want) W. Mars Man(llealukt.j w 6 /Wawa*, (La ) 6.1 111 W 1 • U. 126 Set tars Ils. 14s, 4L Is. 6211. w /01111G1 1 1 mss. - -. PLIIIKINCI BRAWN. Ns. 1 lki.i Mae lid 1 /11.19n0m. I Sams. Limbraltan - IL 1 Pd. 1 .11.Andals. I Olesiag prima. 11 Saba 75 ,1111 ,09 000 01 * 1 Boa Acoord,Uraltrd - 84. 100 211860811fieuer4p.e.1112 96 SS - 10,000, II Smell. LAILOO.(LIia) •sq l li I - BR 100 ,Caledontau Quer. 8b..1 - - - 26.000 1 aCli Direr - 0} a/1 Cock and Sendai 1.16.0 - ... 1 1 . 000 1 40 - 86 all Ucayali. opm sous. 105 115 - 4000, 10 Cloplap C =.l )l6 7 8 - 1115 all/Daa.Ps&s,l Abas.J so 11 65 -. 11,000, 1 Dan Doentala Ooppse • all 1 15 - BR 100 UM, Amities, A, 6p. ot. 104 Ms ..- skim' 3 East Del Itey(Llndtstil , 1 _} IPm - 84. 100 De. D. OP. 06 . •- -•-• 10,0001 1 Fortuna (Um.) - Bc. 100 Do. C. 7P. 06 - - - 10,0001 19 General al) IS SI, - St. 100 Z. U0w5.1a.,6p.M.N0.1 110 112 .- 80,000' 2 Gt. Northers SR 100 Do. do. No.s US 111 - MS. Aaatraila= r ) 15 5 I dia - Bt. 100 Do. Now 6p. et. M.. 117 119 - 1111.000 1* [spends (Um.) 1 5 I pas - Bt. 100 119 stars Usios, 6p. ot. 86 09 - 11,000 5 Lames all 7 75 - Bt. 100 Sdliat Campo Ip. 04 110 112 -. 19,000 6 Lasitanias - 94. 100 1td1a.,P5r0b.1ma.,4.9.0. - - - 109,816 1 Ilartgalta all * i - 8t 100 @rest Northern. 6p. at. 116 118 - 110,000 1 N. Woiso.oro Aus.(l ! 1 5 5 dis - 44. 100 Do.liarad.aBlop.c4pin. 111 114 -. Illoasti IS Pon=d p almeLsau sal 1 4 - 84. 100 Da 45 per oast. IN 106 1055 199,6 N 5 Port Prot *X. IS - U. 100 Do.6p.o.rod.atip.apm. 1117 100 -. 1 Beata Barbera Gold II 5 5 I Pal - 10 ell &Woad, Mt - -. - I al;000 i acotaish Austin. (Lim.) 10 s. 1 1 5 put - 11 11 (15.1 1 7est.(lierkratisom -.-. - MOOD 80 84.Jolin del Bay (Um.) 15 Ou 61 ft SD BR 195 Do. Mean. 4.5 p....rou‘ 101 106 - 48,17411111161 United Alsdossi all 661 - St. 150 Do. redema. 4p. csu, 91 96 ~,, mn I Warthlat •II la, ‘ , - Bt. US Do. irredmin. 4p.et 91 04 - 46,000 I Tadanamatana (Urn ). all It II - 80. 1* Do.6p.d.redesin Pre. 103 146 - Bt 1911 Do. ilannAltia. :took 77 79 - Ulat.as.....ortatlUS. 1 84. 100 Do. Una. Prot 04u.. - No. I Sh. 1 00 , 394iiim. I 8,11 CI prices 1 Sales. 81 100 Do. Meet. Due. Clock 77 79 ... 81. 100 Do.Olas6terPl.B4. 5p.... 170 176 - 10,0001 10 Anstkoldszloan AD* all 175 18* - St 100 Do. do. do. Op. C. 104 IVO - 60,000 10 Atlantic 111. Mall 84.11 )SD 2 3 - 14. 100 Loma Yorkalt. 6 6.0.0 t 166 140 _. 10.0001 20 Andean= A8 70111 L•••• DO 56 16 - U. 100 taai1dg09..119.9.09... - AMMO 10 Beetle Waterworks all 0 61 - Y No. 1 117 119 - 20,000 6 Bombay One, Limited.. 1 pas *pa - Bt 100 Dalp.o. do. De. s 117 119 - G." 8 1 ... 0 br lt a ill ia p l est a te " rlai o hl 511 - K 100 Do.Sp.e. do. .... la 148 -.-- ss. 100 110 114 Doha... do. 31..4 117 110 - 11,715 10 Do. 0 - Bt. 100 Do. p.s. do. .... - -- --. LOU 121 Land all - 81. 10.1 Do. µawl.* d 0... - - - %Or e St. .13g.MEntpd/Intalt all 13 16 - St 100 Do.7p.a PreEllteolt.. 153 156 - 1 1 IL Palma - Bt. 500 DoAlp.ado.(W.L.W.P. 120 1U - 941161 SI. Pmasesace 180 11.7 I.s - 8k WO D0.4p.0.94.(div.deL Go - MAO el Do. op. M. Perla Deb KO 107 110 - 1866) - 0, 10 ILlndladLon.Sloppogli all - - dis - Bt. 100 Loss.ehatbansaittlilirm 67 Os 981 10,000 SO 11•041ndialifig.d cans. I Pas IPm - 8t 100 1.67119.00v..th au.6p.c - - -. MOOS IL Deal3lo T ... 100 100 103 - 134. 100 Late.W.7p.aB4.4dimiti - - -. 70,00 e • Dag. eau Amt. . . all 11 14 - Ut all 4.odoodrrl.titimus.*o, - - - 119,00 U Ges. Steam Nadas& .0 14 se 17 - 8t WO Ilius.l3lmLst Lloo.Op. at. 124 110 - 189,609 1 Groat 111313, (Limited).. all 5 11 - I 44 Do. EA - 110,000 1 Do. 175 per cent. Pre. all I 1 - 21. 100 Do. 35 per mut .. 67 GP - 0.000 6 Loa. Dlublet Tel. (L).. 15 3 5 85 dls - 10 6 Don.deeumble 6p.M 5 5 pre - 199,090 4 Lao. Gee. 01,11111 w rd. 91, 15 It - si. 140 *Wand Cousap.o.l3ox - -. 10,000 10 LoraiLlie.Dir.Tel.3..) 2 - - - 6t 100 Do.Coas. Sr.& 3..11p.c 110 141 -. iti,•oo M Madras Imes. es Ur.. 1 fil 21 pas - y 4 100 D0.450.4.1 1 / 4 01.11600s 103 166 - WM 10 Molitor. IL Tel. ((Lm.) all 5 4 - St. 100 Do.lat.l4lDanut 4 p.c. 04 Of - 84000 10 National Disoount Co. 1 5 Ipm - St. 100 Nortolkilp.ol.lk. Stec. - -•- LOOO 00 NerbuddaeosLtlroeil. , 6 15 15 pas - U. 100 Nona 'Walsh 1 psi Gout 111 11 9 - 10,000 6 Netherlands!. Sp. art all * 1 - 84. 100 Do. New Gaa. 6p. 04 0(9 111 .... 1.714 1110 N. Bruns. ,t N. Scot. /..s. 81 19 14 - 10 all 18...burder V Luau Fu ll5 y. 119,8101 N. Brit. Australsalaa.. ell ,15 - U . 10.0 .2.11a5.--Gous.‘p.o./1/ - - _, 60,005 1 Natal Gem - 17 $ , Dl. 40. 419 l5 05 die _ 10,000 10 la. Um. (Um.).. all 7 - 1D IS Do. Lords 0 p.st. Na I - - - 000,1130 IL Peg aim Ladd Dia. 100 67 59 - 95 10 oo.York.ll.lB.purc pax spm - 10,000 Id Pads. aadOrtea. Stew all 08 70 zd - f 0 all Scrikalafferdshire - 10,000 50 Do. New SO 91 1 muld - 8 1 all SosillialtOssil New Prat. -.-. 60.000 10 R.Sea 2 184.281.12.45 all 185 195 40 86. 11111 00,34.N.L8ep.oRPre161 - .- - liatiOu 60 Itaymasy Irma - 81. 100 Do.Aber.eo.op.a..- . - ... - 10,012. 16 Do. New all 83 100 Do. 7 p.cd. PreL 84•01. 140 145 - • 4,250 15 810 daJan. CitLlm.(L) ell 19 - 10 all e Novas rimed 45 p. o. - - -. 22,700 Do. 1.0.5 . 1 . LB s. (Read. AL 41.16, IS 34 235 19.19 w l id Boyd Dail Stems 1*62 66 6.2* 84 1 1r9 ID. 45 per mat lOl 198 -. 200,000 St Scottish Mud, 1ami1 . .,190 135 140 •-• Be 169 ~a (hod 45 per °sot lOl 101 .- 14,2tt 13 uta Australian load so Li :. 6 - 22 500 4. Wales gua. it p. o+4 - - - 70.000 1 Submarine 1 . 0 1 . Be* • • Gil I I - 81 100 Do. 45 pee mut - - - 1114846 1 Do. do. Begisterod.„ all - Bt 100 IA Yorkshire 4p. a gua sti 90 - 01.0 1 0 10 Do. do. - II ail U $4 SioeLtDartlngion9p.o. a. 99 99 - WOW 2 telegraph to Dulls (L ) 1 I i dl. , - 15 all Do. do. BO p.- M asa ulO . Ag.ol Atud(L.) Y.I ll dm .ar - 16 ell Da do. 06p.c. 83 $4 - 60. 11 hi ProstetLu.ooaLQUlada , it 1 pmsd - 8t- I* Water.GLl/Masyllp.o. 62 66 - 30,00 C 6 Un. K.agdom Tel. go. 8 1 1 dbil - 81 11111 W.ll*- 4 / 2 1.1stgua.st. 157 110 1292 la an (M V99 n••••••• • • , •••• 4 • I 9 I - 8t• 100 Do. do. ind do. 150 125 - 8p 100 Do. Min.& D. ci. Prot PR I* - St. 100 Do.do.**.ip.d. pre. US 111 Tax LANCLEMIIII RELIEF FUND.-The followin ...1.11“,.....1 ..........41...ieu.. OM., A fl• kanel waaturelav •l 4.1. ILIA 1011.110 N ILAILWATS. lialwAre. I Closing wig• I lAksolon lAnitroot s ltottordano lArdonarn Bohladti.lra.ll.g.Tp.a ,Solg.an L Junction :Solaro to Gralsoosso 'Caromoux Mine Sian , cmob bo, I wo C=LeuslnO ! Dii;6 Ttl;;Tli ail ! liaitern GI France .... W 'Od Hurlers 6. p."" all 'Gt. Ceara! a Rama &Let Laxamba. Comet. 6h W asnas J armalou , Leto• Ooadaaacoe & Bala ibM Porn NM Turnhout aU Iliaria Antonia all I NalhALlep By the all De.sp.e.Yrt. I Beiggov. illiNa of ?mhos. Da Nr Bhuw 15 :(14toubau limyrruutidin) W Italia, Lyons. and !Leda an Paris sad Orleans Illacife and 8. Francisco (Perimunbuca)g. 7 p. c. in Sips sad Dituaburg • litoijai uwitse - an 'Royal fiwediab W I Do. 7 per tout. all Sambre and Meuse all I_ De. Si per cant. Pr.! ,_learaulotlim.)F7peret IS el.Aosrat Lots-Venetian 10 .R.ltot Portuilil7Perat P 4 Turin au4 Havana .... , &Nabors of 'num .... IWaiS lloodirs I Do. pc trii..l;;f . 111.4.11 W. of hum. ei 4 It 'lir' 101 111, 41 4 441 1 1} ra 1 21 44 U 4 13 90 11 Pf 41e de 10 8 7 an, 41 44 49 61 4 4i dli 16 16 10 lok tit 10 °F: it - ii .10 1 DUINTU&I aroma. 1010/0 IL 66.110ititits..TaadkJe1y MI 100 M awe at. Naltilkillte.l42..ttept. 104 04 OS KNIT 9t. /I.ltoLtp.et.JtudtJuly , 100 00 100 M. lesilida 11. Nast. aD. 00. In KM St. W.llldlasdOz .—a p.ot. 1 lot NA ORDINARY ARANO! AND ROCKS. sh. I Pd 4 1 . I nil SR PI Nii. Ili 114 LRwATL =L.:M.4IMay: If a. AClsae.Jano. Illaakinun . . . Myth and nia licaton,Staand,& MM Bristol and aster thaedwilan Cork and Bandon $3O Oosawell ft t 1 ,. /. 0. 1:1v. V s ! laubd..ftal.&•o4..hs lag isalan ie Voil I Maws Woks. Back A De. Illoakß LI id Seek& 0 Ifiaalesgliaa4 °lmago 0 allatwoclerth,Daatiot a Barth 111114 aide Jam O Madam aB. Wadies dl Great Narthetlieetlaad MO Orest Northern l 06.4 I Area aodlv. aa- KO d 0.15 f WINI le peal B 100 US. weetta west. Om, lOU asset Wears 100 I.o.lllawrVelawalllk 00 Lanaiehirea Terkel/. 0 Load= cad Blackwell 1 tr. i c ttatcas. ADow. A WM= a NaelliWesla u K u Ai al. N. 111. II k e. sk "L ' ii ii A. ll li. ll ~. lid 14 1=1. lao4aeolarride4arsin _ ll O 14".1"1011. Actropollos • MOM U Do. Mow 4 Do. Pam.* Daft 1114. (In.) . lifritait Smartie sad Ceiba, • Noma ArythelsoleL aLI Newri,Wsmop.alta MO Nada* 100 North BMA& all North Doves Ball. &D. i ..a. 1 m Noeilt load.. !±. !! K 11l h o Ne: --- IL INaguidaWaikeavir: 4ufl dadardalbs.... 8 , ? I :lotletOrsaasiailLasil it I ea iii ~P«w: --- la._•*. lisoMik bombed .. dooutrak 11.liler./MY lapotiLab „ gliop Union - SitUagbooass•iihsau aktutla Derua south sosat Wales S. Yoshi. • liver Dna Stalaw"W &Gaston I=3- Ntio MI6 hi Yak 1 attic Do. .... ....... . Vole of Noah Vldorla eta. • Plano, Warn Oorawan w.n Mat Ali 74.b&n l 1:46-6; UIVA - B N it 11 V 91 W 107 len 9 1 7 1 2 6 4 41 63 10 11 70 t 77 1 66 66 67 69 68 40 92 1.61 f 11 1 1- ... 10% TOU 10.1 7 ei GO LIII wk. . 10% 73 76 61 II 1 o Sei , dls M! WI 81t 100 100 1 g 1(Z 11t te 41, 11.6 11l 46 •7 103 106 46 67 321 i 8 1201 7 Of •••• Ilai ml i Ms 88 90 29 PO 101 102 140 145 116 115; 104 104 111 166 106 106 101 711 60 67 1003 1073 60 01 105 UK 14 10 se 64 see 100; 40 66 88 Ile 1.4 It7l i i .. 97 00 dri i i. °24iii i too., !,§O6 l - ..g.1i Pi tai 11 t 2 l T I Bales In tit • - - lugs inercsas-641,1851.--in the coin and bullies, which raises the total again to nearly sixtee* Mallows. F AFK OF JINGLAND.—Aa and 111 Fie.. C. 14 ice Omi 2,, Ist& mat puma& to tee Ad TM oilibli cis Wwioseday, Jr lobs WWI aalAnNO e0....6•1 &k ti.moss Mar mountain. MOON fern sad bal 14014100 lAssAmeg UMW =store capita swoon LIMN [Wit Deposita (in cluding laelseq., Say. Decks, Caw of fictional Debt, sad Div dada) 'AWN Other Deposits.— Wite,l4ll Nivea dayeadeamo PAIMMINT. GOveynmrt il. — rttle; - (it;eleTt4 Deed Weight Air mail) /MAUI& Other Becaritles Notes %WOG Gold sad Sayer ago 1M0,1411 NAAS 1.41,8•1,9114 I L 41.101, 04 G. FOl2lB, Deputy Cashier. June 2G, 18C. TricasnsT Erman& Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, " buyers," ex div., for the 10th Duly, opened this morning at 911 to 1, and closed at 91 13-16 to 35-16, or 911. For money the last price was 91/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911 29 gic div.; ditto, for account (July 10), 91 , L ex die. ; Bank Stock, 235 ; Three per Oasis. Reduced, 911, 1,1, 1; New Three per Cents. 911. 1,1, 1 ; 30 Years Anna., 18615, 15 5-10 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 106/ ; ditto Bonds, 191“ 21s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 103#; ditto Fire-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1091. The India Five per Cent. Stock closed the ease as yesterday, at 1061 to 1091 ex die. India Bonds were dealt in at 19a. to Ms. prem. Exchequer Bills were firm at 7s. to 10e. prem. A considerable amount of business was done is the foreign stock market. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA ItlC-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) There has been • eentlnetasee si Ilse weather Mom Wed nesday, bat the want of height ennshias is now begisnimg to he felt in the country. The wind to-day is from the west, with alternate cloud and enoshine. The supply of English wheat sine* last market day has in creased. Flour a mere liberal quantity. Barley very little fresh up. Oats, beans, and peas limited. Melt modersW. Vary few Scotch oats in addition. Ilia very short. Tim foreign arrivals of wheat were liberal in the early pert of the week, but since Wednesday awe cargo Ira arrived, Black Sea. Flour not ' Barley maddsues limited. Oats, • good arrival ette wilier • hist mina market day Gaily a few Swedish sal Danielt . frWs In. g rain and seeds very alight. The wheat tads is dull, the attendance of bayou being moan, but the quotations of Monday last fully sap- POlna. for both English and fandge. . _ . Fla :-TTradeMiteilydT2l.Mting alteration in value. Darby, about the mem re an ligeday. Oats. -A fair amount albinism doing, and value aqua A Monday. Beene and pose steady. Seeds-linseed and rapeseed tiffiarat change; dam seed, mustard, sod weary, net washislag. FLOATING CAZGONIL -A steady trade paging, and We qmotationa well supported. WIINAT.-Eagliiih: Mu and Kent, white, nes, 495. to NIL; ditto, ((Weld, -a. to -a ditto, red, new, 47e. WM.. ditto, Sue old, -a. to -a ; Norfolk, ke., doe aid, -a to -IL; red, now, -e. to -a. Foreign : Dan oo t t ia . to las 6; Mu, M. to 59a; extra, 59.. to -s.; X M. ie Wk.; ditto, extra, 57.. to 58a.; Rostock, extra 80 SM; Kaoklenburg, 53e. to 575. ; Uckermerk ditto, -e. ; American white, 54e. to 57a; ditto, red, 50s. to 565.; Omar ' dam 505. to 56.. Basin. --English I= maithat ea r in . gai to itiu -a ; -6 4 27.. to M.; and • M. to 3bi. per lc. 6 grusding, 25e. to 295.; ditto ing, 29e. to fls. MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 594. to 63a ; Sur, Ma. to 675. ; Xinptou and Ware, 655. to 68..; brows. Ma M 58a. OAIL-English feed, 21s. Od. to 24.. Od. ; pokes, Via to ; foreign, 225. to 27.. Mama-English tick, 34.. to 35a ; barrow, 38e to ak..; or3Bt. to 395. • foreizo. 23a to M. • tisk ; ; Konigsberg, 3 . 8 i. so.. ; • irk. ii•sh. Aug.-English boilers, 32a. to 406.: sod bine, Sal. to 424. ; maple, -I. to -e.: grey, 35a. to 37e.; hag, Iffm . to 32.. ; foreign. Me. to 34e. A.ous.-Fmgliali town, 44a. to ditto ins, 475. tons.; country, 425. to 43..; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 37.. to alai French, -a. to -e. psi sack ,• U.S. sweet. 26e. to M.: Canadian. 3tk to 21k: Snanab. -a to - a Coca.-White,lsntAa 3la. to 113 a ; yellow, 265. to 31.. FWATIIG Cautious, all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat : And& mai sad Mariano*, par 49211 m, Sda to 47.. ; Ohirka, to 47e. ; Polish Odensa, per rod, Ilk te 41a. ; wbilm -; D anube and Ousts. Va. to 41s. ; Id= M. to 33a. Barley: Appian and Spies, per 21a. to 22a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., Ils. to sag. Ham e Ea:akin, par 4801 a.,30.. b 311. Midst : Odessa sadOekM. per 49215.., 31.. OA to 325. ; Thrall and Enigmas, pm 4801 k... 31.. Od. to 32 a. ; Frwook, do., --a. to -a, ; Amorican, do., M. to 336. ; Egyptkut, --4. to --a. litagg.-Oanary mo d. per qr., 340. to 50a. ; seed, per qr., 4.5. to 50•. ; Mustard seed, per white, 61. to ; brows, le. to 16s. ; Linseed, per gr.. crushing, 81'.. to 65a. ; Linseed cakes, Asalish, per gala 111. Os. to 121.11. ; American, thin, in brie., per tem, 121. Oa to 121 105.; do., In b.gs,lll. Oa. to 111. 10a; Maim Of. to Of. Os. ; Marseilles, la. to POL 10e.: Rape alms. IL Onto TI.; Terse, per bushel, +later, Bs. to Aa. Od. ; Repo seed, English, per qr., 64a. to 72a. ATJOIAL/11:2210 LONDON ROM 'OWE 2$ TO JUNI IL WW2 sod leoMI6 121/22. lard," 111S3 I ... I MS maim liksrley 904!! Ydt : roar, ZonUals, Ino 'maks . 100 -‘;a9, LIVERPOOL corroN AND CORN (THIS DAY.) Or isms AND num lug:mu nu (MOW 001 OWN i fie i 3311. bk. The tattoo market hag boss unprecedetitedly excited. Ai the week the trade speculators and exporters Iwo been equally active operators, and prim of al descriptionshave been forced up lid. to Iki. per lb. The market closes firm at the advance. Committee's quotations for fair cotton are mired IV. to Bowede, and Orleans. &lee for the weak, 1139,870 bales ; speeala tioa, 69,690; export, 35,940; actual export, 12,063. Market to-day very 6rm, but lona doing. Bales, about 10,006 bales. COM—Market moderately attended, and there is Misr more firmness in the trade for all articles, although no change in prices can be noticed. MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) SCOAIL -The market bee been dull during the west; price. are without material ohmage, but they are ra th er is favour of the buyers; but towards the dose there yew rather morn dispositirm to pushes* brown qualities. Yaw• ribs crystallysed sold at 4 - 11. 6d. ; Cuba Nusoovado brown, 31e. Gil. to 34e. ; yellow, 34e. dd. to 36e. 6d. ; superior on. trifugal good to superior, 40s. 6d. to 435. A totting mule of Hartuanah sold for the United Kingdom, Na 108, ad 7.35. 9.1. Refined ia uoaltered. COFPEZ.-The transactions ham been limited at m. 7 firm prime, the stocks in first hands haring become Plaomtion Ceyloo sold, raised sad triage, 61e. 64. to 80s. ; doe tine ordinary and middling, 81.. to Me. 6d. ; pea beam 86e. to 111 e. ; and native ordinary, sma ll to bold, 613 e. to 72a. Comm, eoloniak.eokl atrery firm prima Trinidad,imiddling to very line red, 63e. to 101 a. 61. ; Grenada, Ms. to 73a. I& &this was rather allow, ordinary to flue, 475. 6d. to b3s. 6d. TIP..-The market is steady. Rust.-A fair business has been orenaacted. Derbioe elk Is. hd. ; Demerara, Is. scl. to ls. 6d. Rics.-The demand has bemoan very quiet. Strum. -Pepper sold at steady priers. Penman $ 946 to 31 ; Biappore white, to 6i; pimento dna • Nulls," toe qualitsre sold cheaper, but the mama qualities at fun priers, 4d. to ed. lower ; otbar spices art without ehasne. FROM-Ourranta at amnion sold at 23a; Vanilla rallies bought i at 345. ; rtultante, 40s. Carron.-The market boa bees very active at a eon& siderable advance in prices. Tianivelly sold at I Id. to 111. JOTS hassoid at lino priest* 10e. advance. Petyrebung quiet, at 331.; 14ni11a mold ad W. 10s. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market h Arm at the following prime :—Tow 441. 911., net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the epee. 475. ; June, 475. ; July, 475. ; September, 48s. 6d. ; October to Deosotber, 49.. HIDE MARSET.--(TRIS DAY.) LatmaliALL.—llidos.—Priess Nibs. to 841b5., 21d. to 3d. Wks. to 721b5., 3d. to Sid. ; Mts. to 80Ito., 30. to 4. ; fklbs, to 11811 m, &A to 4d. ; eau. to t6113a, to 40. Hoses lurks. II& to 10s. WI skins, lied. L.. to 3s. Bd. ; lull, 6s. ed. BiRMONIMICT.—Sbwip skis Lambs, 2s. Bd. to 4s. 01.4 sboarlings, L. 6cL to la. &L BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Pattendes sod Smith report the pliatatioe be. eounta received this morning are ontavonrsble ; the weather a t w e ft s, is operating much wind the progress of the plant, both at home and on the Contineet. There is retire more inguirf both for new and old hope, end prime eft firmer. Men i!er4 the aid ory i it est moip rlei 9th the ihe Os 1 de