The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-02 00:00:00

S I'o RTING INTELLIGENCE. E EPSOM SUMMER MEETING. Ti) TES ZDITOR OF TIII =PUS& 80.,—The Derby of 1862, the nearer we approach the evestful day, becomes more open and exciting, and an almost fabulous number of horse are set down as probable starters by the sporting papers, the Weida being very much divided in their opinions as to the merits of everything except The Marquis, for they hardly know how to choose between the remaining six favouritee. The meeting alto gether will be a complete whirl of excitement, the pro- gramme having so steadily improved daring the last doses years that oath day's sport in keelf will be worth sweating at, the two rival railway handicaps being valuable adjuncts to the bill of fare, while the Epsom Cup has at times brought together many of the cracks of the day. We lays now five good races on Tuseday (the Heaths:as Bate, Craven, Brighton, Roue, and Woodcote Stakes), sad three on Thursday (the Cup. Two-year-old, and South-Western Stakes), the soutane num bering twenty-seven altogether ; and of the already complete, the Shirley, Four Year Old, and Ikeda, Stakes only have poor entries, it being evident 501. sweepstakes are not popular here, and the sooner something more palatable takes their plane in the bill of fare the better, a two and three year _old prise being worth an experiment. On TnesUy the largest field of the day sill probably ou tlet the Brighton Stakes, three-quarters of • mile, the handicap having come out very late, and how to choose be tween even the three yeer Olds I hardly know, for Pellucid, Victor, and &tame are perticubity good at the distance. The latter, however, may decline in favour of his stable eumpasion, Lety Clean. wbo is not hardly dealt with, even at fist ISib, Name* Bilverbair, and Neophyte being also worth rear ; arid if anything oui beat the Lady it most be B@nehh or Victor, Sfivertsir's defeat of Gabrielle d'Fatirdes at York lest August, giving her 1011 b., being great form, which she has only to run up to for victory to be well within her gasp. The Rom Handicap, ens mile, is yerhaps a little too far for Bitdblll, especially when giving weight to Bloodhound, Mims Vivian, and Pellucid, who should supply the wiener (my preference for them is in the order named), unless Cantina has returned to form, when she, will be most difficult to shake off. For the Heathoote Plate, half-a-mile. Little Lady will be lard to best, even though Miss Julia meets her at even weights, and only Captain Christie can hope to lower her colours, either with the old mare or Lady Clifden, the latter being the best in the field, if she should prefer this to the six furlongs race. The Woodoote Stakes, for two year olds, six furlongs, will provoke an exciting contest, many young sters of good repute being under orders, and I must make particular mention of Tom Fool, by King Tom-Skit ; Luriine, by Gem= di Viegy—Repartee ; Lord Clifden, by Newminster—The Slave; Stoabroker, by Stockwell—Juliet ; and Lord Warden, by Bing Tom— Susan LovelL Even such performers as Sucharometer and The Orphan will have to do their beet to beat these ; and Lady Superior and Bateman have such an appearance of improvement that, with the Wisdhound colt and Escape in the field, the result may produce a hot favourite for next year's Derby. Sucharometsr and The Orphan, meaeered through Revolver, who has rued with them both, are dome together, and it will take • dyer to beat them, their public form being too good for me to pin my faith to anything else; if there is • difference Orphan looks the beat. The Craven (s most important Derby trial race) and • selling race have yet to close. Oa Wednesday nab* will bsTmlaiedupon ta i e ff tune but the Derby Stakes for 3-yr ems, one mile end , which will be worth the sum of 6,5001. if thirty-three home start, this number having gone to the post in 1851. It it confidently expected there will be more than thirty in the field, and as the peewit writing it is bard to say either of the follow* will be absostess, as they are all at or under eiders for Epsom : PROBABLE @TAMERS AND RIDER& Ace of Clubs Alchymlat AllredLaos Argonaut Berkeley Brighton Brown Besa colt .... Bucknicoa Camber GUNK Duke Raw =anew= Balsa 311611,111 f = l. WINO Lave =Z ak Mask Marquis Michel GTOVO Neptune's. Nottingham orroy nt. Eckekatho'S Wt. , = Kendall. Parsons. Cballoner. VlSSlslesonn. A.Birwards. . J. Alms. .11 . . J. Snowden. .... Covey. G. Fordhazu Cu/toner. J. Fordham. Bullock. .. H. Ortaissw. Piar of the Wag Btockweg colt Purvey "Johns* types V oat anguard Warminster Welcome Wingrave Daley. Yousg Melbourne colt Zetland J. Osborne. There is quite a scarcity of good *hop owing to some of them being claimed for rank outsiders that have appa rently no chances, mid the giving up of them at the last moment would alter the above programme amazingly, for one of the crack artists being est at liberty might cause throe or four changes. Mr. Merry is in a quandary with respect to Buckstone, and it is probable he will have to fall back upoo Kendall, who is a seldom put up in a flat race now, with all his fpeat talent. Berkeley, Harlequin, Surrey, Warminster, and Welcome 1 consider doubtful starlets ; and as Keane will ooly try to make a cod at the commeuaemest for Caterer, while Maharajah merely runs to win a bet In would go to the post, it matters little who rides either. But where the jockeys for Duke Rollo and St. Alexis, should they both dart, are to come from is a question, and Sir Joseph Hawley is fortunate in having the Brat claim on Wells for Argonaut; should he ride one of the others there will be quite • revolution in the betting. Lord Glasgow has determined to run his four (the unnamed colts in the above lid), and Star of the West and Tolurno, Buokstooe and Knave, Ronny and Wiograve, represent but one interest each. Out of the forty-two, besides the five doubtful starters and the two ditauldes," neither Alohyrnist, Ace of Clubs, Brighton, the Brown Bess colt, Duke Rollos Ellangowan, Exchequer, Harlequin, Hubert, Laughing Stock, Michel Grove, Vanguard, nor the Young Melbourne colt can be considered in the market, for there is nobody to take 100 to 1 aboutous of them; but there are stall left Argonaut, Buckatowe, (Aractecuur, Caterer, the Clarissa colt, Ensign, the Knave, Lord Burleigh, Malek, the Neptunus, Nottingham, Norroy, St. Alexis, Sch *de, Star of the West, the Stockwell colt, Tolurno, the Types colt, Wingrave, and &Aloud, with friends behind them, and in no previous Derby has it occurred so many west to the post with a position in the market. Whether Caractacus, The Knave, Lord Burlelgh, Norroy, St. Alexia, Schehallims, Tolurno, the Types colt, or Wingrave are en titled to theirs is only known to their immediate friends, ea neither Nancy nor the Types colt have been in public, and only ponces good looks as • recommendation ; the perform ances of the remaining half doses being unequivocally below par, when it is considered the company they are in. No (excuse can be advanced for them, as is the caws of Argo naut, the Clarissa colt, Ensign, Malek, and Zetland, who bays never been fit to run in public ; and if they can get over this lot, with Backstops, Caterer, The Marquis, Nep tunas, Nottingham, Spite, Star of the West, and the Stockwell colt, the result of the Derby of 1862 will assuredly be written "a fluke." The best performer last year is the above list I set down some months ago to be The Marquis, having (after an analysis of the 2-yr-old per fondues) handicapped him at Bst 10lb, Caterer at Set Rh, the Clarions colt at Bst, Buckatone at Bst 51b, and Neptunns at Bst llb. The Two Thousand carried out my Mess ahead to the letter as regarded the three first named, and Notting ham and the Stockwell colt having been within 31b of Caterer in that race, we have • lot very close together again. Argonaut, Ensige, and Zetland I give credit for some im provement, and they may run about as good horses as the Stockwell oolt and Caterer; but Backstop., a superior performer, always promised to train on am much as either, sod it I were certain he would roach the post in the best form Mr. Dawson could bring him to, my handicap would be nestle thus : it lb Clorist. l laws. W. Bares. at lb The Yaryols 8 10 Caterer Itsickstove Neptunve It in impossible, as before observed, to ha Argonaut, the Cbzissa colt, Kaiak, Ensign, or Zetbusd, wfiio6 feet so materielly assists to make the Derby an open race • but having mum to the conclusion at the close of last semen, the Mingote and BUCRBTONE (with Old Calabar) wen the pick of what two year olds appeared in public, I am bound to d e pend upon them to hest all comer on Wednesdsy next, and it emit be borne in mind, I hive given Buckstone credit for improving eolv 51b. more than The Marquis, which he a ors & iely promised to do if all went well with him. The four ramaireing events will creeks but little interest. On Thursday, there is the Cup, one mile and a half, with Optimist (5 re, 9st 31b), Eairwater (4 yes, Sat Slb), Asteroid (4 yrs, Pat), Passive (4 yrs, sat 101 b), ca. mimic* yrs. flat 10114, Crater (5 yrs, Ost and Sil heir (4 (4 vm, Set 61b), not salikely ropremst Ilse ver- old horses, unless they should be readwed hors de meted is Previous encounters. Spits, Neptune', Wlograve. Queen of Spain, and Kiog of Blame. who have no penalties, repre sent the 3-vr-olds; but so it is doubtful whether the two latter can stay, east's the Derby might settle the others, it must be left to the homes, Pannier having the best of the weights among these, with Pelestro next. The Two-year old Stakes, halfa- mile, to g et shoold her flerintha, The Orphan (both 516 extra), the • • filly, sod one or two others, but my choice must fall on Co rinth*. who was sot quite herself at Beth, although she won. Ensign tray walk over for the Shirley Stakes, only Farfalla being capable of opposing him ; and the Four Year Old Stakes will '•dly produce a race. The South- Wotan Stokes, Queues P LO ad Walton Bakes as. sot =, sad the Greed Stead Headley can hardly be i d erith, as searly all the lot armed will probably he mesa is ream I The m g.a of rp m for the OW day I roust deoline dimming said attar Derby.—l ash &a, UrrEOR. I THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1862. ford, f bzz Newmimter —The Spew, iby the Marry Monarch —Bokanddie, c by Newaninster—Yeseute, Hiawatha, Na- Wadelik Norwood, Hampton Dour'. Lord Millen, Sias wallah, by The Yellow Buck—Fmktoe, Hoepodar, DUD dosold, by Iltiousg—Meigrie loader, &cape, f bylaw- Garou—PoM Gladdase (brother to Dimisetiee) Stook bioker, Alisibinia, Jade', o by Hesperne—Mgrewfidain, Dunkeld, Ortli, Ali* by Acrobat, dam Hampshire Down =in 1856) by Sir Tr Mots llykes—Southdown, The , The Lo rd Warden, The Orphism, Lady Superior, Ace of Hearts, Hananoff, Emilia Sambarometer, Caramel, Smiley, Symphony, Nugget, limns, Spitfire Kitty, King of Utopia, o by Mountain Deer —Achymathes, Noma Obsess, Tom Tan, Ratel. I THY Roue STAIRS, a free handicap of 20 eon. each, . 10 ft in case of acceptance, with 200 added, for 3- olds and upwards ; winners after May 22, at noon (matches ex cepted), 61b ; or of two or more ram, 146 b extra ; entrance 2 sole., to go to the toad. One mile. (25 subs.) Age st. lb 86 9 at Ili , Silicate, 1 Camelia* Man-at-Asa (Mauna tilmfber 6 7 Pip* 3 8 i Vensomer 4 II ilaglhamed I Weigewtteh ! = O9 4 AmMudd iss. 4 S (18e &lb es) 3 0 . Pored 4 5 Mal lam : lays 4 8 Cutler i Mum 4 earllleala (Spade Forams.— 4 4 3 Ilimegerey 3II 8 7 Tare Howrow &ram of 5 move. each, with 30 added ; 2-yr-olds, 7st 31b ; Hues, gat 61b ; four, lOst 71b ; five, six, and aged, lOse 121 b ; certain penalties and selling allow ances. New T.Y.O. (three-quarters of a mils). To ekes sad name to the clerk of the course by 9 o'clock the eight before running. THS H 24260017 PLATS of 50 move. for all we • 2-yr olds, fist 121 b ; three, 7st 101 b ; four a nd opwude, ist 71b ; mere allowed Sib, and gelding 31b ; winners in 1862, 51b extra. Half-wile. AV MIAs Penhlll kV 3 Xing of Italy . 889 . 2 Alchymiat Mho Jolla Lady Mama .... 4 Centiliter. Beeper Travois 8 Reel, by Owed, Peignoir Shillelagh fby Salsa—Hope $ Letitia Roomful. or TILT D m s i Bracs of 50 ova. eseh, h ft, for it-yr-okls ; oohs, Set 10lb ; Flues, Bst 51b ; the mood to receive 100 son, out at the stakes, and the winner to pay 100 Dom towards the police and regulations of the coarse, and 50 son. to the judge. The last mile and a half to be anon the New course. (233 subs.) • PROBABLY STABTKIS, 9/17.11 THEis. TBAINISS NAMES no Mematig. bi Stockwell—Ciniseill Itneksteete, by vortigenr—Burkagne Ensign, by Orlendo—Virendlere Joe. Dawson. Zrei*s..l by Voltigenr—Merry Bird aby Mookwell, dam by Orbado—Brown Boa T. Dawson. Neptune, by Weatherbil—Alissea Penns T.B. Dawson. Caterer, by Stockwell—Selina by Stockwell—Aphrodite Manning. A r c i sro f ttio, by Stockwell—bkh Qualm J. Scott. Malek, by Stockwell—Mesons@ Vanguard, by Voltlgeur —lmmune@ J. Scott. Nottingham, bylilngston—Atbol Bross Dover. lord buleigh, by Prime Ministar—Psbmatairt . Drewitt. c by Barbatits—dlarlaim Werminster,byNewmhater—Highwagnmarsdam H. May. The Knave, by °Heade—Their:brew Tolurno, by DellinCe—lionerawas e by Voltigeur—Types A. Taylor. Star of the West, by West Anstrabes—Hopbbie Yellow. Michel Grove, by Battle—Boyden Ar a rat. fkibehallion, by Tower—Olenochty Csractacus, by Kinpion—Defentedem Soak Dalesman, by Tarbisor—Ellen Percy Wingrave, by King Toca—The Ins cable Brighton, by Kimmtoa—Briglitonla Ellangowan, bl,Marerie — Dgegtc Norroy, by Lambtori—Norsh Welcome, by rozziotto—mud Amu's...Bo .M. Harlequin, by Vottir .:_ d i t e r m y s Kanvolleie .. . St~y l33. Maharajah, by Barn Spite, by De Clare—Venom •1707:" Chotsy le Bel, by Nabob—Falr ltemineed Tai Emir Towti PLATE (Handisen) d 60 sows., for all ages ; the whiner of any race (minim excepted) after Kay 29, at noon, slb extra. One mile. Age at .One Age et lb Wad Bore 4 813 cby Mildew—Under- High Treason A 811 hand's dam Viscount brigsal.. 4 8 a Lathan 8 10 Flash in Um hr..— II 11 6 The Norman 4 10 Crania& Buctomkant a 7 I Vietnam 3 0 Acre 4 T I Otelillesie The 5age........... 4 7 • dimes t. 8 o The Principal...—. $ • U Diabuslon... SA tabigabla 8 10 TIM MA2401 Pura of 50 sows. ; 3-yr- olds , 7st 41b ; four, Ilk 101 b ; Sr., 986 21b ; six and aged, 94 3lb ; mares and gelding,allowed 31b ; horses having started at this meshug and beaten, allowed 3lb ; twice Or Incre, igh ; tbs wihnor to be sold for 200 sove.,if demanded, km One mile. To close and name to the Clerk of the Oonnie by seven o'clock the night before running. THE BElrring PLATO (Handicap) of 50 bows. for all ages ; the winner of any mos (matches excepted) after May 29, at noon, slb extra. Three-quarters of a mile. Age s lb Age s To Lady Clifden . 4 12 CertiScate' 3 10 High Treason Lord of the Manor 721erton NCoperni cus eophyte Alba Keeper Viscount Belgian lava Beckley KM Mem 4 4 flitannerslde Fractious Mermaid 4 4 Tornado 1 7 Was npton .... 8 11 Calnicable I 7 Sporting Life 4 I The Lord tn Welting 2 7 Laude 6 • e by Wild Dayrtil— British Grenadier Mies Penhill Tan BORON ermon of 5 move. each, with 30 added ; 2-yr olds, 74 31b ; three, 9st llb ; four, bit 1211) ; five and up wards, 263 131 b ; gelling allowances. he. Half a mile. To close and name to the Clerk of the Course by 7 o'clock the night before running. ir:iiiiier. RAILWAY ARB.ANGEMENTS. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Com pany have nude the most ample arrangements for the con veyance of massagers to end from Epsom, ria London bridge and Victoria Stations. The emergencies of the Derby Day have been especially provided for. The following is the time-table for the week : DIBICT ROUTS MOM LONDON-BUDD! AND VICTOLIA-- On Tuesday, June 3, and Thursday, June 5, cheep tram will run from London-bridge op to 11.15 a.m., sod express trains from 11.30 a.m. to 1.0 p.m. From Victoria, cheep trains up to 11.6 am. ; armee' trains from 11.30 ids. to 10 p.m. On Wednesday, June 4 (the Derb), nd st Friday, the Bth (the Oaks), cheap trains from bridge up to 9.15 a.m.: express trains from 9.30 am. to 2.0 p.m. From Victoria, cheep trains up to 8,45 a.m. ; express trains from 9.30 am. to 2.0 p.m. Fares from Victoria or London-bridge :—Cheap trains: single tickets, 2a 6d., 21., and Is. Bd. Express trains : single tickets, 41. ; return tickets, 7s. 6d. No particular clam of carriage can be guaranteed by the exprees trains. The fast trains return from Epsom immediately after the races. Cheap tickets Epsom to London-bridge or Victoria) will be issued at Station after 7.30 p.m. each evening of the races. The ordinary trains between London, Croydon, Epsom, and Lestherhead will be entirely suspended during the hours above advertised. The return tickets may be obtained previous to the days of the rams, as under: at Tat temell's Subeeziption Rooms, this day, June '2, from 12 to 6.0 p.m. ; on Tuesday and Thursday, June 3 sod 5, from 10 a.m. to 4.0 p.m. ; and on Wednesday and Friday, June 4 and 6, from 7.0 a.m. till noon. At the company's ofilm, 43, Regent-street, Piccadilly ; Griffin's, Green Mao and Still, Oxford-street; at the Golden Crow, Charing-crow ; mid et the Swan with Two Necks, Graham street, City, on Monday, June 2, from 2.0 p.m. to 8.0 p.m. ; on Tuesday and Thursday, June 3 and 5, from 9.0 am. to 9.0 p.m. ; and on Wednesday sod Friday, Jane 4 end 6, from CIO am. till noon ; and at the on bridge and Victoria termini during the days of the races. Chi the Derby and Oaks days, the fast train, leave Leadowbridge and Victoria Bastions at 2.0 p.m. in time for the races. THE " DERBY" PROPHETS. " Argue" of the Pod says this morniog that for him to sum up in favour of myth* bat the Margie sem to be impossible, " for he is the unbeaten hone of the race. The others have been beaten at times, and woe in their ken, sad r throughout his career they have never found a hoses to pt before him yet, so 1 do not think they will find or now. I must, therefore, name with great confidence the MARQUIS as the winner on Wednesday of this great Derby, and next to him I think there will be Borrow. Reiland, and Lord Clisagow's crack. For a cockboat, I shall ' take Harlequin." " Nemo," of the Advertiser, improve on all who have favoured him by the adoption of his views from the own moseemout of the sesace, to " stand by me like men, and turn a deaf ear to all the foolish, nay, absurd, arguments advanced spier my loageelectod BucKsroxia, who is so much superior to Investment (Vest colt), that nothing but the lips of Judge Clark will convince me that I have in the least overrated his capabilities, or failed to spin name the winner of the Derby." " Hotspur," another prophet, believes the following to have the paramount chances ill the struggle for the front net :—ThD MARQUIS (1), Neptune, Argonaut. &gaud. TATTZRBA-LLI3.—SATtraDAT. The attention of mambas was thinly taken up with usual com " cm the Derby, and when that very necessary operation been coecluded speonlation on the grand events at Epsom commenced. The Marqwa stood his pound Is firmly as ever, the longest price , Cbtainable about him being 100 to 30. Bmkstono, on the contrary, evinced signs c 4 retrogreosion. 7 to 1 having been laid against him towards the close, however, he improved his position, and settled down at 8 to 1 (offered); NopMens, who had been nip- I ported in the City as 14 to 1, " emu" with such a nth at the Corner that after having had heaps of mosey entrusted to him he left off at 9to 1 (offered). Zetkad had many Meads at 13 to 1 (taken in one bet to 20011 ; and Caterer was also in force at the mme price. Ensign was seemly so firm, while Argoaant advanced to 20 to 1 (offered). There was some betting oe the Oaks, Hurricane and Sappho being supported for most mousy. Subjoined are She closing prime THE - DERBY. 100 to 30 egad Hem S. Hawke's The Marii: (t) 6 to 1 Mr. Merey's Backstage ( 9 to 1 Mr. Joanne's Nogranns (o 12 to 1 Mr. R. Naylor's Caterer (t 13 to 1) 13 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Zetlsnd (t) 13 to 1 Lord Glaagow's Stockwell colt (5) 13 to 1 Lord Stamford's /Mop' (off) 20 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Azgunaut (off) 40 to 1 Mr. Henry's Malik (t) 40 to 1 Mr. G. Mather's Lord Burleigh (5) 40 to 1 Lord Glaegow's Claim colt (t) 1000 to 10 Lord Anemia/a Aced Clubs (t) 1000 to 10 Kr. Marjo The Knave (t) 10000 to 50 Mr. W. Day's Alma:tot (t) 6000 to 25 Mr. Bewer's Welcome (t) 5000 to 25 Mr. Coleman's Surrey (t) 1000 to 40 The Clarimi colt and Lord Mutates (5) THE OAKS. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Tait:dines Hurrkens (t) 8 to 1 -- Load Osventres fing,pbo (t) 8 to 1 Mr. Valentimfe Q. E. D. (t) LONDON BITSING—f3AntaDAY. _ Them was a fair attemisame at the City rendezvous this day, but comparing an the Derby sad the settling over the week lost pest oesma*d a mesiderable portion of the after noon, and spssalatioa ft the great event of the coming week was scarcel& r sg l animated as might have been ex pected. For the , The Marquis, Caterer, Ensign, and Neptune were most force, whilst Suckstone, ?Attend, the Stockwell colt, sad Argonaut were very unsteady, offers to lay spies; each being frequent. A good deal of *ft -betting, however, was effected during the afternoon. For the Oaks, Q.E.D. appeared most in demand, the next in request being Hurrimme and Sappho • the remainder in the list of quotations having been supp orted only to small amounts. CLOSING PRICES. THE DEBBY. 10 to 3 nit Marquis (t) 100 to 15 Backstotro (t aad off) 10 to 1 Ensign (t and off) 100 to 8 Caterer (t) 13 to 1 The Stockwell colt (off ) 14 to 1 Neptunus (t) 100 to 6 Zetland (tend off ) 25 to 1 Argooant (off) 40 to 1 Lord %Heigh (t and off) 40 to 1 Bptte (t and off) 40 to 1 Careenens (t and off) 40 to 1 Star of the West (off ) 1000 to 10 Schehallion (off) THE OAKS. 3 to 1 apt Hurrioure (off t 100 to 30) 8 to 1 E. D. (t and o ff ) 9 W 1 Sitp (t) 10 to 1 My Bartow (t) 10 to 1 Olive Stench (off) 10 to 1 Houle (off) 300 to 15 Palette (t) 300 to 15 Fen de Joie (t) MO to 100 Hunan' and Sappho (t) LATEST WEST-END BETTING. --- There was a wiry large &Mealtime at the usual place, and besides actual speculators a very miscellaneous muster of idlers desirous of learning the latest moves on the all-ab sorbing event. The betting upon the Derby in one instance created a profound sensation, for Caterer ' the second in the Two Thousand, and who has since been backed for heavy sums, was seat to the right about, 50 to 1 being offered spent him at the close, owing to a report generally en ' &tad that he had broken down. On Monday last, it will be remembered, he was driven to an outside price, but speedily recovered. Last night, however, his ease seemed irretrievable, for on returning to the City almost any price might have been obtained, and two or three well-known commissioners would have laid any odds if they could have found any backer sufficiently courageous to come to the rescue. The Marquis was still firm, 10 to 3 being taken about him, while 6to 1 was freely !accepted about Buck stone. Neptune' was also in good demand at 9to 1, but neither the Stockwell colt nor Zetland was so firm as could have been desired by their adherents. Closing prices : THE DERBY. 10 to 3 apt Mr. R. flawke's Marquis (t) 6to 1 Mr. Merry's Bankston° (t 9 to 1 Mr. Jackson's Neptune' (t) 11 to 1 Lord Stamford's Ensign (of) 13 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Zetland (t k of) 50 to 1 Mr. R. Naylos:'s Caterer (of) 50 to 1 Lord Glasgow • Chrism colt (of) 1000 to 10 Mr. Merrv'll The Knave (t k of) 1000 to 10 Mr. Parr's Toluroo (off) 1000 to 10 Bares Rothschild's Wiopsve k of) 1000 to 8 Lord St. Vincent's Behehallion (t) 1000 to 8 Mr. Bavale's Harlequin (t) 9 to 1 Lord Glasgow's lot (off) 15 to 1 Sir Joseph Hawley's lot (t) THE OAKB. _ _ 11 to 4 apt Mr. Valsonne's Hurricane (t & of) 8 to 1 Lord Coventry's Sappho (t & off) 8 to 1 Mr. Valentine's Q. E. D. (t & off) 12 to 1 Colonel Townley's loperstrion (off) 12 to 1 (hpt. Christies My Parton. (off) PROGRAMME OF EPSOM SUMMER MEMO. _ _ _ Stewards : Hari of FortiorsouTi,leri of Coventry, Hoe. Admiral Haas, A. Heathoote, Esq., C. H. Carew. Fag. Clerkof the Comae : Mx. HeapDorleng. Judge : Mr. J. F. Clark. Starter: Mr. leGeorge. Clerk of the Sales: Mr. James Manning. TO-XOUOW. TH3 Caseate firameeOlloeOve; each, with 50 added ; 3-yr-olds, Tat 71b ; four, Bet 121 b ; Ire and upwards, 9st 41b; mares allowed ,51b, and geldings 31b ; the last mile and a (tauter of the 'New Derby Course. To aloes and name to UM Clerk of the Coarse by nine o'clock the night before running. Tat BRIGHTON BTALIS (Handicap) of 10 sows. each, h ft., with 100 added by the Brightoa Railway Company, for all seas- the winner of any race after May 29, at noon (matches excepted), bib extra ; three-quarters of a mile. (50 subs.) Age st lb Age st 1 Lady CLUden 4 Blt cby Mildew—Under- High Treason Lord of the Manor .. 6 810 cby Newinimier— Baron Ilunchansen . 5 8 8 Grey Hen .... Copernicus Neophyte Hesper Viscount Hrimeall .. 4 8 4 Snack Touchme•Not 4 8 0 Lemon 3 Stiverhalr Nemesis 4 8 0 Pellucid llash-in-tisePas.... 8 8 0 Ace of Tiling* II Lava longsbot 6 II 0 II $ Overton 6 7 10 Kea !WHIMS* 4 T 0 Boaa flirdbill Ace et Gleba a 7 6 SarbitenHill 3 et epsta II T II Them 3 H Quer im lIIIIMS Alert* a 7 4 Campwdown 4 it= 7 6 4 Traveller 4 7 6 Venerator 6 U The Sege 4 7 0 Aroma Sporting LIM Coppall Tag Wooacora Bram of 10 eon. each, with 100 adisk for 2-r -olds ; oohs, Bst 1011) ; 1111im, Bst 71b ; the maenad to mouse 95 sees. oat of the glebes ; New T.Y.C. Three =of a mile. (59subs.) oby Windbouod -Splitvoto. Huguenot by Matapbm—Psplm Maid of Odor, Tom Foo ' l, Bateman , Tramper, Sybil, Tarragon by Kingston —Barcelona, cby Windhotiod—Elcot's dam, Th e A stager, Dadeantioa, Leotard, Hawthorn Blossom, c by Stockwell —Ennui, bylaw, Knight of the North, Antipodes, bead- AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Mu 20, P.M. The President's proclamation against the very radios' military order of General Hunter, in South Carahna, and the general look of the news in the morning papers, caused *firmer feeling on the Stock Exchange this forenoon, and the market, with few exceptions, wee firmer, through the dealings of the Early Board. The national securities were Ito per oent. above yes terday's rally, and the state stocks 1 to 1 per ant. higher. The emcee of the railway share list was irregular ; bora the Mleldpa Roads and Rock Island improving, while New York Celeasl, Erie, Toledo, he., were bandy steady. Thelargest sa -1 vanes wee in Michigan Central, which sold as high is 63 per rant, and thenext most important rise in Michigan Southern `guaranteed, which at one time brought 514 per cent. For nearly all the railway mortgages the demand was strong, sad a further advance was had on Erin of 18&'1, Wabash and Toledo and Erie Fourth Mortgage. In Pacific Mail shares there was an advance of 11 to 2 per cent., and the rise of yesterday is Parma war fully maintained. Late in the afternoon the market was generally weak on the Railway Share List, the prevailing disposition being to coatracti for the decline. Bock Island was especially heavy. There was also some racemes, to will Michigan Guaranteed, end input oat eratractsahead inToledcrandErie. The follow ing wereabout the latest figures, governments and gold being firm. New York Central. gfii 3 1 ); ditto Pretend. ; I Book Island, IY3I ; Mishigsa Guaranteed. 571 ; ditto Beathere, 251 ; ditto Central, 62i ; Hudam. 43k ; %aide, 111114 ; Panama, 132 ; United BMWs Sixes (1831), ; Ten seness, 59 ; Mil/bowie, 52 1-8 ; Gold Ical. Reesipea mks, and shipments of breadsielts yesterday were heavy, especially of flour and wheat. Priors, however, were lola decidedly lower. Cotton sad whiskey were in more demer.d. and were lima. Provisions were ' rather epoch* pirrshased. ee wen rpeeeries. oils, focaip Neon, mealy;asedi, free. svelter, tin. and readies. TO4IIOOO, Manilla hemp, eheiekek sad whalebone Wreaked . were 111111Sii00. A fart Inquiry preeelled for ingot hey. Wks, hop s , lead, leather, sad tallow. The e ga; market was lusoy brisk, owing be the large shipcseete of bruieteffe, and deed boageally. taw blitittgaut. MITROIPOLITAN COUNTY 001115. Mem days appointed fee the persist week. WIMMIUMM, BL Marlithelana—Monday, June 2. Toss asiict uMPUT, Partlandued.—Wedaseday, Jue 4 . Thursday, 6 ; Friday, 6. AlTlilOllll. llsryieboaKead.—Tuesday, June 3. Buourron,Whlteheuturue,— Thursday, June ; Friday, 6 . BREIIIVORD.—IIooday. June L CLIIRIMITWILU'IIuiseen-teersoa—Monday, June , Tuesday, 3; Wednesday, a; Friday, 6. 6H0111011611, Oldearsearout—Tneeday, June 3 ; Thursday, 6. Bow, Bow-med.—Monday, June 3'; Friday, 6. aoirrkweJim. Swezedreet —Tuesday, June 3 ; Thursday, 6; Frida. Camberwell New-rout —Tuesday, June S. Ossiewrea. —Weddesday, Jens 4. Wouvrieu.—Thursday, June 6. CRT of LONDON, Olilldpall-b41161681. .—lrriday, June& EQUITY COURTS.-MAY 31. (Before the Lord ClLDOtakt.) II HZ TIC BIWA 00AL COItEIIIT. _ This was an a motion which came on on Wednesday last before the Lords Justices from an order made by the Master of the Rolls in the matter of the winding-up of the above company. On the appeal being opened by Mr. J. N. ; Higgins as counsel for the appellant, Mr. De Gas, foe the official liquidator, objected that the notice of appeal was served more than three weeks slier the order was made, which was against the provisions of the Winding-op Act, 1849, which governs appeals, although the winding-up in the present ease took place under the Winding-up Acta ' of 1866, 1867, and 1868. After a lengthened argu ment the matter resolved itself into the point, when an order of the Court at Chancery qu ' made." The appellant contended that an order IS not Made for the purpose of an appeal within the SWUM in question until it and entered" at the registrar's office. It was con tended,however, on the other side, that an order is " mode" when it is " pronounced "by the judge. The Lads Juetioell differed in opinion on the point, and it being one of impor tance in the practice of the court, they desired the senior regions, to submit the question to the Lord Chancellor for his lordship's decision. The matter accordingly cams on this morning, and was =by Mr. Selwyn, with whom was Mr. De Oes, for the liquidator, who relied very much on the uniform prietice at the registrar's-once of always dating decrees and orders an of the date when pronounced, although they were not passed or entered or even drawn up for a considerable time afterwards. Mr. Chase sad Mr. J. N. Higgins, for the appellant, con tended that for the purposes of appeal an order was not " made" until it was paned and entered, Manuel as fre quently an appellant could not know the terms of the order from which he appealed until he saw it in due form. Other wise it might happen that an appeal was proceeding at the lame time that the cause wu before the judge whose order was appealed from, upon minutes discus/wig what the order really was. The Lord Chancellor was of opinion that for the sake doer tainty, which was convenience, it was necessary thattheorder should always be treated as being " made " for the li of appeal upon the day when it was pronounced. A P stC: was nothing to compel the pieties to pass the order within a particular time, any other rule would produce great un certainty in proceedings. The notice of appeal required by the practiced the court was not rsquired to be of a very formal character, and he refrained in this case from miter ing on the question whether notice alleged to be given in this case pnor to the formal notice was sufficient The ease was then remitted to the Lords Justices, with this intimation of his lordship's opinion. (Before the Muter of the Bolls.) THZ SAWMILL RAM OT DEPOSIT II Piing LORD [Z/111. This nestle, mune from chambers, and the only question was whether Lord Keane'e name had been properly placed on the list of matributories in respect both of hie qualifi cation in the sues of 500/., and a life insurance for the sum of 2,C301., he having given instructions that the Curt should be cancelled when the insurance was subsequently effected. The canoellation, however, was never made by Mr . Morrison. Hie Honour held that Lord Keene mast be declared a contributory in respect of both sums. Mr. Selwyn aid Kr. Roxburgh, Mr. Jowl, and Mr. Cottrell appeared for the different parties. COURT OF EXCHZQUER.-MAY Si. The court was ocaopied during the entire day with the part-heard cam of Braes v. Jome,which came bdore it on • rule for • new trial The action wee en a polky of insurance of • ship, and the verdict had posed forfat *MLitt for the full amount claimed. The orguseente, which were chiefly of • technical nature, had not teesis•ted when the court nee. SECOND COURT. lingo at NW Prial.—fßat on Yr. Baron Wilde and a Commit Jury.) MOULTON V. 1111111L—BPJACII OP MI MI OP MARILIAOI. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a young lady 20 years of age, the daughter of a carpenter, residing at Pimlico, against the defendant, a builder, of the lame neighbam, to recover compensation in damages for breach of lanais of marriage. The defendant pleadzd, first, that he did not promise ; secondly, that he did not break the promise ; and thirdly, that the plaintiff was not ready and willing to marry him. It appeared from the plaintiff's ease that the young lady was 20 - years of ego, and the defendant was somewhat older, having married a third wife. In the last year the defendant earns to the plaintiff's house, where she resided with her parents, and asked her mother whether her daughter might hem him a pocket handkerchief. This was the mother's dent intimation of the plaintiff's and defendant's feelings towards one another. However, the application was panted, and a few weeks after a further application was mode to the mother, to grant her consent to the defendant's courting her daughter. That request was also granted, and up to the month of December last they continued on good terms, each enjoying the other's sodety, and it was published to the plaintiff's friends that she was engaged to be married to the defendant. He was in the habit of taking her to different places of amuse meat and to the theatres,andin all respects meted ea her suitor. There were none of those letters written to each other that are expected in oases like these; but the defendant made the plaintiff a present of a watch and chain. They continued friends until the end of the month of November last, when the defendant went into the country, and after that time he never paid the plaintiff any more attention, but was in the habit of passing up and down in front of the plaintiff's bones with young ladies on his arms, and in the month of December following he married his third wife. The defendant's case was that the plaintiff had amused the defendant wrongfully of courting another young lady, and upon the Sunday after his return from his father's funeral she came to him and asked him to explain his con duct. She said she did not understood his treatment The defendant replied. " Very well, if you cannot understand it you had better break off the affair, and let it be es it was previously ;" and the plaintiff said, " Very well." From that day the defendant saw no more of her, and thought the match was broken off mutually between them, until he got married and was soon after served with a writ. Moiety retained a verdict tat the plaintiff—damages, 501. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-MAY 31. MONEY FOE CRIDITORL Mr. Registrar Clark sat to-day for proof of debts in six cases, preparatory to the declaration of dividends. By the New Bankruptcy Aot upwards of 150,0001. has been trans ferred to the new jurisdition from this court as unclaimed dividends. In numerous cane creditors have been paid 201. in the pound. IMPORTANT DIAISION. The Chief Commissioner has given a decision which will affect the question of pending business. I s Mr. Denny applied is two thanto dismiss the petitions, in order to proceed in the Court of Bankruptcy. In one case the insolvent had petitioned under the Protection Act in 1860, but did not appear. Subsequently he was made a bankrupt, and the bankruptcy could not proceed whilst the petition was pending in , thiscourt. In the other case last year a creditor bad obtained a vesting order, and u he had been made a bankrupt his case could not proceed whilst the petition existed in this own. The Chief Commissioner held that in neither use could it be considered as " pending business." One was in Nov., 1860, and the other is June, 1861. Mr. Desna/ asked what the parties were to do. The Coati of Bankruptcy would not proceed, o this court would not proceed. The Chief Commissioner said the Court of Bankruptcy could proceed. There was nothing that the Court of Beak ruptey could not do, both as to old and new eases. This court was limited as to pending business, and in these cases he declined to interfere. Mr. Denney said he most mention the decision of the learned commissioner to the Court of Bankruptcy. At present his clients were without any remedy. The Chief Commissioner said he should be ready to ex pires his opinion ; and thus the question of "pestling trainees" remains a vexed one. D/SPATCH or /131.13.1 CAN Maus—The British and North American Royal Mail stemaskip Africa was on Saturday despatched from Liverpool for Boston with mails for the United States sad North America, together with 115 pa cargo, ho. The next American mail des. catch from will be on Wednesday next, when • Inman steamer Glasgow will leave the Mersey for New York with mails for the United States. DtT Banta's delicious health-restoring Revalenta ; Ambles Food eaves fi fty tines its cost in other remedies, re - storing rferdlgmtion, strong nerves, sound lungs , healthy I liver, r e freshing sleep, functional reghlarity, and energy to the most disorde red or enfeebled, and removing speedily and exec- Wally indigestion (dyspepsia), habitual constipation, diarrheas, ; all gastric derangements, fevers, hamorrholds, liver complaints, ilatnkncy, nervousness, biliousness, fevers, sore throats, catarrhs, colds, Influenza, noises in the bead and sari, rheum'. , tie, impinitles, eruptions, hpgeria, neuralgia, irritabl allty,_. acidity, palpitattou, heartburn, headache, dt . l. , maim, spasms, nausea and sickness, sinking, 1 eta, cough, bronchitis, consumption. A few out et , Woo ewes :—Care No. 42,116: Major Hdle, of en/argement of the liver, mid total prostrate* of strength.—Cure No. 16,4D1 : 1 ley. Dr. Muter, of cramps, mamas, and daily Cure No. 16.418 : Dr. Harvey. of dlambres and deblit imeli tyft — ld in misters, fib., It. 9d. : lib., en 01. ; nib., Ign ; gab., Mu The Mb. and glib. canisters carriage tree on . et Festollioe order by Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, leaden, and 16, Mace Vendome, Paris : alio at ratans" Mason's, Ploendlity ; el, Orsoschurcharset : 4 _Olssepeille : et ~ and MA theltedatrad : VA limed, landed —thd.OtUgMelLi EASTERS COUNTIES RAILWAY. As the bill for the amalgamation of aria company with the Easters Carom, Norfolk, East Asaiglira, cad East Suffolk is about to be submitted to • meet ings of the various ruxlertnkinp interested, mid as it has undergone several important modifiratiom in its pewees through the lions of Commons, it msy be desirable to re capitulate the leading arrangements to which it Is at per sent Imposed to give the force of law. It was at first con templated to unite the whole of the lines to which the bill refers under the general title of the " London and EPA Coast," but it is now considered desirable to adoptlbe shorter and more euphonious denig ra tion of the " Great &Mena" The total share capital of the amalgamated com panies will be 14,765,9791., of which 8,195,0211. will be ordi 'sty stock. The remaining 6,570,3594 will be composed of 1,561,8171. Eastern Counties preference stock; 686,8661. Dotern Union creditors and guaranteed stocks, 441,9804. 1 Norfolk preference nod guaranteed stock., mum/. Para Anglian preference stooks, 142,4251. Neirmsrket and stock, 14,6901. Norfolk 5 per cent. preferraos stock 1,033,6071. East Anglian gmranteed Mock, and 1.122, Great Eastern pretenses stock (to be ersated). Thti Meth is to be considered as paid up in fall, and willtilasadfirsh at the rate of 5 per cent. from the net profits of fail= undertaking ; the proportion to be allotted to Counties proprietors is 826,5201., and to Norfolk properabem 296,080/. The creation of this stock has been wised he by the committee to whom the bill WS 'referred by fhb House of Commons, in order to equalise the position 'the Eastern Counties and Norfolk with respect to the lbleleat Union. The ordinary stock is to be 'screened to Me extent as may be requisite to provide for the rabbi Of the Fast Suffolk ordinary stock when defined and fixed by arbitration. The proprietors of Fat Arena ordinary stock are to receive re eraser a sonerponding amount of East Anglian gramateed stock which will be entitled to • prefereoral dividend at the rate of one per cent per sane= ; if in any one year the dividend on the ordinary Mock of the Great Brawn exceeds three per cent., the Pat An glian stock is fobs entitled to an increase of dividend equal to two-fifths of the excess. The Great Eastern ordinary stock is to be allocated ea follows :—Ameag holders of Postern Counties ordinary stock, 5,554.0131. Norfolk, 1,170,8031. ; Eastern Union A, 416,2961. ; Postern Union B, 752,2071. Powers are ,to he taken to amble the Great Eastern ®betaking to meats sdditineal 15 4 per met per ference stock to an extent loot exceeding 600. and the borrowing powers are fixed at 4,750,4111. In 0001. addition to powers for the creation of debenture stock, to pay off mortgages on the !lantern Counties, Norfolk, and &Mem Union, the Great Footers Company is, within one mouth after the pealing of the act, to hew to the Past Suffolk • certain amount of 4 per rant debenture stook ; in madders- Moo of which the Great Pastern is to be indemnified against all demands in rasped to the fixed liabilities and obligations of the East Suffolk. MARKET& TALLOW.--ilawninar Ewmanct.--There was no change in the tallow market to-day ; prime as yeeterday. Delivery to bat evening, 01 arks ; snivels, 2,576 mak& OOTTON.—Lruaroot, MAT 31.—W• hive had • very good &mood for cotton to-day with s dorm tondoncy. The Wes are 10,000 balm, including 940 American, 90. to 13id. ; 8,000 Sort, 7d. to nid. ; 1,200 Egyptian, 12d. to 17d. ; 1,310 Penton", 12id. to id. ; 400 Balt* 11 ; 130 Maraaham, 1201 to id ; of which 5.000 are for speculation ha export.. Today' import is 923 balm. COITON GOODB.-11bacanstan, Kai 31.—As im pression that the war is Mimics is not se bear • ekes as wig last week very generally supposed awes to harems rather more °madame here for the time, and Wit im bibed with bettor accounts from India, he had the Wert d minas • slight improvement is Mime yesterday sad thie mormog. Telegram to band from Osbert& to the 10th inst., and from Bombay to the 12th report • decided im provement. The letters to hand on Tamday spoke if • better demand from the cp.:vestry, sad the telegram m pmt this intelligence. At ealartta, as the 10th, Mamba& bees a commencement of buying for the Meier, end yarn was firm, whilst shirting' had admord 10. per peace. At Bombay, on the 12th. both yarn as* sloe wire dimr—shirtiao 10., 3d., and 40. per pima. This his led to higher prices by 10. to being asked Wm, ad led. advms has bees Peso more or lees Moly, thosgh in some Miami it has checked basisess. This Me bees the me more particularly for 404siek Maine for ladle. of which some rather coondershis Ms have beam made ; and the demand hie also extended to printing sloth, end the lighter description, of T cloths and los( cloths, with • alight &demos of prim. The advance, however Maim bunnies. Is homier clothe there is lint. or so Lerner meat. Yazoo ars in better demand. tilpinaers are xikm id. to 0. per lb. more, which re difloult to ortiun, but parobams have bees as with some freedom at gd. to 0. The balk of the bunnies , hal bees in water and Ingle twist of India qualities, bat them has also been • =deists balms at • Shea id_VADOII for monk markets, and the week dim with • dandrally better feast is the market. WOOLLEN CL TH.—Lime, MAT 31.-71 w math clam with • quiet market ; there has not hem mush sal m atioe le either hall. A tow light goods have changed baoda,ead also a tow Bawls 1114414 of mama bawls L the White•halL bat there was eel ow the whets raw* 'disposi tion to operate. There as rather more doing in pttf earths. HAlLDWARE.—lstriamies, Mar 31.—The trade of this town continues extremely quiet. All the foreign buyers who leave been here this spring have = lewd very sparingly, and in the country trade {hate a very moderate amount of business doing, the orders in daring the last ten days baring been on a very moderate scale. The fall which Ina just taken place in the price of copper will scarcely be suthoient to stimulate the metal trades, in which the want of animation is much felt of ; the fancy trades are 1110 du dull - In some the district trade* an improvement has taken place, and there is leer of unemployed labour. At Walsall there is • fair amount of business doing in saddlers' irourooagery, and in the neighbourhood of Wedoesbury, where the manu facture of railway fittings is carried on, business Is tolerably good. The iron trade is quiet, but has not meek changed since quarter day ; for the best brands of finished iron there is a modems demand, but the wood-clam makers are very short of orders. There is a little more doing to America ; and recently some orders have come in for armour-platee for that quarter, for the manufacture of which preparations have already been made at a work near to Brierley-hill. STEAM SHIPPING.--A little improvement In steam shipping has taken place in the past mouth ; bat it is only partially sustained, and there is Dot at this moment any prospect of early improvement. Our market is well supplied with useful steamers, although purchasers of both now and second hand vessels have been found, principally to supply foreign sogagementa, for running the bloekade in America, by which a fair amount of tonnage has changed hands. The Baltic trade has opened late this year, and unusually dull ; for outward cargoes great competition exists, whilst return freights are scarce, and only to be had at low rates. The chartering has been languid, and the rates offered for time low, little having been done beyond single voyages and the home Medea. Freight; to the Black Sea and Mediterranean offer but slowly, and return cargoes are dull ; qotations nominal.—(From the Circular of Masora. A, Brett and Co. CORN.--eassaarnez, MAT 31.-We had a small supply of all son, bat sufficient for the demand, which met a slow sale at Lea week's prices. Wheat, red, 48e.; white, 545. to Ms. Barley, 28e. to Mi. Beaus, 40a. to 445. Oats, Zs. to 28e. CARLIIILII, MAT 31.-We bad a small supply of all kinds of grain at our market to-day. Wheat met a fair sale, at barely last week's rates. Barley and oats both sold readily, at last week's prices. Wheat, white, new, 21s. to 21s. old, 214 to ZIG. ; red, new, 19e. to 215.; o ld, 19a. to 21a. Barley, new, 13a. to 14a. Bd. ; old, 13e. to 14s. Id. Oats, potato, old, 9s 64. to 10e. &L ; common, old, Ba. to 9a. 6d. Rye, 13s. 6d. to 16a. Ocmosserat, MAT 31.-A fair supply of wheat and bras, and very small of other grain. Wheat unaltered from last day, the same remark applies to barley and Beans maintained full pprriic oe e y y and in some instances rather a slight advance was GUILDFORD, MIT 3L-Then was rather a saws liberal supply of wheat at market to-day. Bagasse ....ae very ' inactive. For sne dry parcel the rates of hat wish were obtained, but for other qualities them was somosly say de. mead, at a further reduction of about la. per qr. Wheat, 60s. to 63a. • barley, 30a. to 364; oats, 23e. to 275.; beans, 40s. to 445. ' per qr. HWeoRD, MAY 31.-A small supply of wheat, but trade was no lower, although the demand was extremely dulL Malting season nearly over, and barley ls. per qr. lower. Oats and beans steady tra de at late rates. Wheat, rod, 37a. • white, 395. per land ; barley, 2k. to Mk.; oats, 20a. to 30s per qr. ; beans, 245. to 7f/s. per load. Lizerwrea, MAT 31. -The attendance of farmers and betas was moderate, and the supply of wheat was under an 'vamp. Buyers evinced more dosation to effect purchases, and Do difficulty was experienced in establishing extreme terms. White (new), ON. to 635. ; red, 565. to 60s. • old red, Ns. to 575. per 36 stoma. Par barley (of which the show was 'mall the &mead proved hoary, and prime were hardly so b as last week ; walls 3111. to 41s per qr.; grinding, ' .to 335. per 30 slime. There was a arm demand for oats, and repeat bye IPOMP well, ' maintained ; new, 245. to Vs. per 24 stews. NIIWCLIVILI-UPOS-TTIR, MAT 31.-At owes mullet eh morning we had an extremely moderate shows( lOWA hen the growers, which, proving inadequate to the diessod, clearance was early effeete at an 'domes et 12. less qr..l south country qua lities at the sum time parthdpettitg= improvement. In foreign a large badness was done, ln Biagio, at the full prices of this day sesslett. M 40-1 pression of Tuesday being thus recovered. Flour wee afiber dearer, and we look for a good sale being expesismesd sent wash 'at our this day's currency. Grinding barley rather mere inquired for. Malt nackaaged. Bras sad pee ia 'Malta request, and tending tosser. Oats tally as dear. , The arrivals this week are : -Wheat, comiwkw, 1,297 forks, 1,416. Barley, coastwise, 15. Malt. nonetwise, •Ll 5. Oats. coastwise, 649. Peas, toads', 300. Fkiar, coastwise. 91$ maks ; Indian acorn doer, 275 masks. Nonwton. May 3L-There was a esimpuatively shirt supply of whim ea oder here toffy, sad Let week's prWas were about supported fee all descriptions. There was little doing in other pains. Flour maietsius its price. A come. daeaGs quantity of rein haa fallen this week, and dry wet . thee would be drivable. White wisest (weighing 6211.. to 64110.), Us. to Ms. ; red ditto (weighing 621ba. to tAlb s ,), Mt Is per qr. ; bar, ads. per mak. NOTTINONAN, MAT 31.—There was a wall show of wheat, for which the demand wee improved, and sales were aired st the fall rates of last week. White wheat, qqi, to 645. red (old), 42e. to ; new, 365. to 61'., per 31; • rinse. • of bat* there was a very meagre show, sod with a languid demand prior were the turn downwards ; malt. tang, 371. to 425. per qr. • grinding, 295. to 31a. per 30 stone. Of cats the supply woe l i mited , and a fair demand took plsoe at about last week's prices ; old. 30e. to 355. ; new, 31s. to Ns. ; foreign, 26e. to 30s. per 24 close. pitons, MAT 31. —Goad samples of wheat at this market tray were not very plentiful ; and contrary to expectation buyers bed to pay Is. per quarter more than this day es'eniot ; inferior samples commanded late rates. Very Htfle doing in the barley trade, the price beiriLleohally the ears sabot week. Oats, so altaratioo. were in daisasei, &oft qualities maths hem L to2a per ginner mars than let wask. Flour, will& has diminished in prim, soil for Ms. to 40s. per seek. Hay of good quality was worth 41. per ton. Beet broad ed. ; household bread 514. the 4lb loaf. - • - -- Parana:rev:mit, MAT 31.—Having but a small show of wheat hen to-day, fine samples wen quite Is. per quarter dearer. Barley nom. Oata come sparingly to band, and make late prices. Beau are dry and hard, end make le. pe r qr. more Money. Bina% MAT 31.—There was a short supply of wheat at our menet this morning. The attendance was an avenge am. Business was very quiet, and wheat had Misr' a downward tendency, though not quotable. pats i wore anther more in demand. In other articles the trade wee aesnimaL Recommit, MAY 3L—Tbe 'tattle were but scantily sap. plied, sad !mamas was exceedingly dull. At theme seneameat of the marked holders demanded the termed the previous market, but as millers refused to transact lambeis at those Mai nothing war done until farmers eon. seated toe radiation at la. to 2a. per quarter, at which deans there was sanely anything dons. Best ande wheat was quoted at Ms. to 60a. per quarter, and irecooilary at folle. to 565. The sawiples of red were fair ; beat lota were offered at 1525. to 515 e., and interior at 46e. to sh. per quarter. Then was again only a moderate supply of barley, for which there was only a very quiet demand ; but malting wee Ms. to 40a., and grinding 26e. to 325. per quarter. The show of oat. we. alma very meagre, and in all but foreign Hods ed. per quarter less money had to be taken to induce WWaxman, MAT 31.—The weather during the week has been rather uamettled and chaugmble, with cold and rain, but 00 the wleple not unfavourable to the growing crops. Our market Inlay was, as usual, but moderately supplied with all grain, mad a rather better feeling pervaded the trade them for some weeks past, and in some instances wheat made Is. per qr. more money. Spring corn without alteration. WOWIIIIITS, MAT 31. —A smell attendance and Teri short supply of English wheat at market today, via was firmly held for the currency of this day west, and no redactionwas submittal to on foreign. Barley unaltered. r Oats aid bras rather lower. - - • •••—• Yoga, NAT 31.—The supply el wheat wu barely on avenge for the wen, end semOss were of fair quality. Although buyers operated* were freely the bade was by PO mane actin at an adman of Is. per quarter on the Frees et 9ast thitintlay. . White Whet' , may be quoted o l to 64e. ; red, 545. to 574. per 36 stone. Grinding barley was in small supply, and the deemed was quiet at no material change is pm% samples making 304. to 32a. per 30 atone ; name et any imp o rtance don in malting. The cats trade ruled tolerably Ann, and previous rates were obtained, 934 to Mu pet 24 don. Ka&CALDY, Mae 31.—Although we had oocsaionally h u tuy showers luring the early part of the wok, st il l eranfag e° = min fell el siiii=r d mast yeate r ty, e Y O that the ground is now very wet, entrap suspeethj eatdoet agricultural nitrations. At our this week farmers offered very little grain any kind. They state that they never had on band at this seen el the year. Wes were very slow in the early part of the week ; latterly there was more denead, and prior of what *demand Is. to 9s. per qr., eats 6d. to per qr. Hen to day we had small supplies of all kinds of grain. Bale ready. Wheat, Is. to 2s. per qr.. and oats 6d. to le dearer ; barley same as last day. Wheat, 444 to 51e. per qr. ; barley, 265. to Us. ; ens, 21a. to Ns. 6d. Warminau, MAT 3L—Our arrivals of bodge pen us only modern" this week, and of ear own growth the re ar" almost ail. Our market continues devoid ci aaioapaaiied prior of most articles are ia favour of buyers. wheat is 6d. per barrel cheaper, with a very limited inquiry.. Foreign in fair request, at the 'valency ' of this day seta ! t. Barley Use tun lower, and allied ' of Isla Oale—Noldert of this grain barna gives way 3d to 4d. per banet a considerable quest*/ lea kw inks ' for slupennt. Indian corn &dined about 3d. per barrel" the only pert of the week, bat, with au improved dermal the last few days, American bee fatly recovered this fit and Black Bea qualities are held men firmly. Near nee saleable, at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per ink. bands to week : —Wheat, 6,467 qrs. ; Indian corn, 2,411 ; lon 3/ berrels,lBs sacks. Exports this week :—Who 50 burn; eats, 3,410 ; dour , 1,032 sacks ; oatmeal, 97 CATTLE.--C•sum.s. MAY SL—The supply d citik au the sande to-day was larger than led week, but skesp were mareely in numeroas. Thees.wes a fair strand= of par Amen, iseverthelem the Made for cattle was tat tram 'Wm Wee osly being effected slowly, at barely prams ourreacies. Iffieep met a good najurrY, and before DM several extensive sales were made without any alterstioe peke. The supply to-day wee 'gabs uneseelly large. up wads of 70 caritas& bang shown. Although the awed• saes of buyers was not huge then wee a good bosses =tfor met dimmiriplioas, at last week's currem. er Oiritli to the largeness et the supply a cleanup could not be made. Best pip brought from 18a to :7a.; secondary and inferior, 13s. to 17s. a head. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. =while coed= up the river. kat her roslarsast by gettirc art, the William Bell, which vessel also lest bowsprit UrerPael. Ma/ 31. VEBBKLB SPOKEN WITH. 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