The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

• 1: Ii.‘LTEFESTORDIO FOOD —The REVALEVTA ARABICA. tM . reuo,ty (withal* etredieire, Ineeareasiseed, • 41, 41.id,usteatinal. liver, and War asar ; irepepds (iattliestionl, ItAtitiesiets . datuksev, oppre.dan. dbdan . • • Ala, astrvi, e. ekkome ofthe and =lee at other eizettenstanase, • : fah% It., sprime, mann" paralpia, I., , tneetieds, weighing lib, al Ils. wt.; • ; 14.0., at ne. ; • eraw—rellotd lastity. • • pac..l Omar. The Mt • • • •!• De homy and O res melee of prat • • "•••,, 'Are tree ; tM emaart atom • • In rathtion to thele pt= a ITi ii tit ;11:1) LONDON NEWS of :•• • the Mowing Spiestbd Zs - • •.• /OW the Conaerntory—. We. -Seise from "La Terpora," bee .c so Crime, Misr. Ware r • - 'trent Chormero, Zoological So. Wirer of thy flaks—Aseat lees •• • . 0 . - hamar' Church, rilineo (11117 • : Lord Nissie—` . Christ with the . LA wewnted t , Dr. JrreiniT.—Rases v : . y d r,en , war P.M (Md., V= • • b.:alien Ambassador—With ' • J''' , •••••*, awl all the News of the Wort.— • t....r0p01. , lONELL'S NEW ..., r\ t Is. Gel" E' Y• i att. T LIFE. rutional UM of time." .• * •- 1 Sumner - . - • 4 1, ...1.4-10e Parka. liamA ILW, rpm. • • r pkoratt platar-4 ` twat - I t plans at II vele— Islaapias. WAIN, ZIA vols. le, emit ; by post, -Hittalnt Edinburgh, M. h ratl—kku.,niaracea of DOD; an, b.; ti pose, lc W. • vT, LgtiNh. and AVOID. •rt r siy! b . n our CO4/24, raay rtus." .5.0 , e‘••ry !war (nu.( and earl) K as& abkaliAd Dud Warm the • ! buoittna, waway, and asabittart of .1 r...t. to the dart sal phyPica: regulates dertirrourr-rars; Yrars. $l, Gambill 4 1. 097 . 91119, r 114 &gator. V; Ariff t ot , td bogy of the matt alleged to • e the tee policemen at Liverpool Ma es • Om seemed. Ix l.r.r.tts.—A enreepondeat says : sewed J.ka Kirk died at klaWirgthorp. . I .y hat, at the advanced ago of 103 years a r, .nest is Lads fr r yj years, itafillOr cum mot b.rtri•bire is 17 4 13 to raise betake far the L.'S IN the Lied. Oenerat infirmary. Hie ‘ll4 te 4 two raon•lis 01 hi, &elk ; he swiss% .atsclue, sad could walk without a itieL iphabeticel order in if/12 of Owl Esgioetrt, ' cover not 'nevi, the 'round the walls, bat the whole length view wi'h interest Jitryttat minds have problem—the variety In the • are., and to meet the many minds," i► still tur.her amongst this of effecting a minds appointed to sught the beat way, nor 71-atore will bucker not tug which chsreeteriees i foreign architecte—the thought bestowed on the e wiejurity of the de- Then is such mai tre , observable in almost be coati The plans are feral of the sir mention. Bat having • they are mostly mid ie of them, but gull the word, scarcely ?Eon, aside the thing strongly to the higher honorary div • fact that the eons- some of the unnoticed .. design of M. Li Pd•r, permanent builarg, filled `labors, whieh could lzhibition is to open . , again, is for a perms, Sot?,le's harmonious —.cross minarets able to detect the in the 'election t.f distinction; but certainly the considerations homing the st/uptad plea, • bah( ing ; the eiiviaa- for other parposes ; short tins in which crag with thee. me ths e "camittee. comprises az equal _. roofs are ftrmin of corrsgs:ed iron—tne ma • competitors ; the rib. the oleic' are made to —ekes little pretension design is fur a be Idind in fact—and displays roof. are 111111116114 su although of varyi,g wield be mew. dome of 150 feet / wont the author 'prostyle, and poly 't plims afford a strong he has fallen exactly AVID the building OIL / sheds, all of saleable constructive feature; it u t ly. Mr. Brandeis has pictur.ique and eistly pile: '•t expedient. Mr. hearing iogenionaly ugly. Mr N principle in another • described at some designed by Mons and s.me in a tailed to du juitice to all ty opposite to the .gton road, which is • pot exactly in t•.e matte Jtb. plat of ground to be the 'majority of the imaspetiton seem to have mimed this point, preferring to keep the building t►e sane length on etch tile of the entrance. The west•va half of the building will be devoted to machinery sad raw listar ; the eastern portion to manu faetures and the plaric arts, to which latter also the great hall is to be spiaopristed. The raft's , ' meat places are amidst the clumps of trees. In the brickwork externally some variety of culour wiil probehly lei produced. EXCLUSION OF WEAPONS OF WAR PROM THE EXIIIBITION or Ibsl.—An argumentative reoposi4on to this iffeet appears iu the correspondence department of the Art Journal for Jane: and the Llndon Peace Society, in their annual r. pert just printed, say they hail this last ex. hibition of all nations with the deepest satisfaction, as being is effect a Worlu's Peace Confetti= under another tame; but regarding the adesisvion of warlike ii.ventions cad in struments into the exhibition as obviously and hardily a: variance with the g 1 spirit and t=dency of the enter prise, zed calculated to produce mischievous and unhappy revults ; "they have respectfully memoralned his Royal Highness Prince Albert, as the president of the commission, praying the honwrable commission to exclude such weapon as are constructed only for the destruct= of humus lite, sad especivlly to abstain from offering any prizes as incite meats and rewards for the production of such works." THE COAL TRADE AND THE EXHIBITION OP 1861.—Tia coal trade of Northumbaland and Dothan will not be behiedhand is eontributions to the Grand Exhibition of the Works of Industry in 1861. It is pro posed that there shall be tent up 1. Map of the coal district, showing the extent and oaterop of the dif ferent coal-beds, together with the faults and other remukable interruptions. Seale, indium to • mile.-2. Section of the coal field from and to given points, north and sleuth, and a similar section from out to west. Horizontal scale, 4 =thee to • mile; vertical Kale, 160 feet to an loch. —3. Models is pieces, showing the renders of a given por tion of the ova Synopsi. of the coal seams, in ex planation of the map and sections, comprising sections at various points of the soil field.-5. Statements of the extent and duration of the sold field at the present rate of feed.— Workin4 plan of esiliery,thbibiting the &ye ses at waking and ventilating of c .al mines in this district.— S. Model, showing ventilation.-9. Treatise on the c its= of esplosione.-10 Specimens of various strata, properly at ranged —ll. Materials, &a, asp!ori• in coal raisins ; mo dels of Raehisety, underground eadwaye, essiae shahs, &e , safety lug, loading machinery, drops. &a, ite. FINANCIAL RuoRM.—A general Meeting or the members of the Peterborough district limncial Reform Association was well attended on Tuesday evening. Twu gross of the Liverpool tracts were ordered to be procured and circulated. A communication from Duping was reed, stating that a moiety bad been formed there in connexion with the Peterborough Asecelatim, end the secretary was directed to only to Mr. Taylor, Cl BlrManteass, with a view of laModuOtag the subject of freehold land societies to the soden of the piddle in this pert of the onstry.—bteues ford Mercury. RAILWAYS. -----wwineie l /. /1 0 .:•..... -e- 1 10 1 21" . 1 .74 € 4 " 3 " .....-- r" oa-- - )6"7 - .--m----is--xe-- 4 k-, 4 - 42 -€ - ' , .... . . - -..... • ."••••••....._...-/ • 1 e. • • j e (` I llj . ' 1 \ ' • I . \,_ 4 ".... r ' - . , i 1574 _. ......._ LONDIM . ..---- LE ITER OF COUNT NICOLO FRIULI TO rii w%I Ell RAILWAY. -NOTICE 18 . ''. •- - l% Tad Ms nalLei AV w in b e ovum m BARON PINI, DELEGATE IN VENICE, DE- 11 . ' • ~,‘, :iti11,........ ruotthatesjunameer. s: k 4 ‘ . .. or. PAL Poe. ma pa "* • s. od • ,ItieseLys: Le ILO CLINING THE OFFICE OF PODESTA. --. The foßowlng h VIENNA. Kim n. , •,I 10. 4 • • .. .. puts in tbs Awns •• • -7.- i• s 4 Je •••••• .. .. ... r' * . I's% le pre main bate, which will In I Protood to &Dower with ato diliPitedt reqlteitad as conveying a era . • -•" "' "2. r aise, GO sod aster as leth of of see the obliging o ff er essveyed is year letter a the Idth Wood by bin% is r . ~ the • . -, , ....... the leireetees. _ dorodon. inst. I ass compelled to deaden wllli the mess Healy moat the FAO& Wiwi ••• • 1 ..) that I meat deaths*. Mame of Peden" of Vanish eves of sash ovierwbab - I ti. ASSONANCE COMPAIff 'apposing that his haliety km bent phased hi appoint via tight. Tb. litter. ...-• ' 1 ' .... ago • malt PailideelL A ,' • ...,...,,,•.4.0""• __..l- th e WILD ILSTOIL to file elks. To sallow* sash ea applisatisa as was the edits. si the 4, ' rot it.ess '. - ert LUAU LEAFger. node be me • eit a pommelling email. to expiate ter ii= • J. n .. AA, M.P. I inlaid to set tkess frankly Weft yea. The lase I ItaartnralchT Y. . lag. cosaabless greatly inusead mania is lead • prima We, Hy 17 4 , yftbey4 s liPe'4 1111 I L ••-• Team hefty. Km. Md. to whielt las se low urged by tbe tudipsuaable alestaity ow 000t , m o do d j o t ej s- 7 :. _ Jeremiah rdehrr, PA. atasillieg to say deneestie slide% wash ussattled by the btu t oo i,...„,,i nn 'a '' - • ' -"* I Mine Neat. r t e. rest aa4 preens salaasities. Seim I heal it my duty hoot i n i on d . --- •" -- i t - "C o c m - • ,n a r,.m,".; J. S. shottleinarth. Eso. about etAilehig the mamas efeatietyies the heavy canes el „ g i n , to do so m i lr - . '''',... • owes. t Yinsaliwenar• " ' ..„•`-. 2. Peldertees.viscr, Old Jewry. sy lirimily, is agar to sudatais the Haw of • Mil*, he ii„,„.41 eo o .„, ,4 '. er , f +sisisr .. Daft. MA. of Klnes Colas. whisk I lector myself that I have set hitherto bees swan o --- di o --- pod - ' -- t t od - 1 0 -- , . • ~.. j, y,, wastltp.lll.P.. Ihi l riten-Conalg. winnow. To thaw Iii•Ii••• I nut add th at lam tee see- oot i eo l y , t u n o a ks. (" • ► - . ~ , ,isss, Lai" Iti, Doughty.etreet. elb:e that I possess aeinsit tie 'opacity. strearthotoreserege, r * la ja.tirei sad hi I ~./ mit; Ternt THIS ~."L'lPA,_lna .._ isiispaasshle for he primmest' et a city depiershl Ns . '.:Jal mid* , ''" ''''' .B ..'" '''' oedased is ita oissiassel adielaistreitoo, oisipost or iilpeo c ; r ellisi bm a his has omu. r.lia g sa : . 4. wo w mai a quarter of • Wiliam amil ~ r. „ wait na . i . is ... gotie lee , eipal seeress of mums, sad dominate of every b mo k o r oos ig„ ma fountain of nativity. I au also posseeeed of a pessesti- d ew " d y , mo m, ito , ' ▪ ' ' •• oR room moot i , ....rim. grid be anstaally ratlasd te Meat that the preeest easeptiessl Near el this saksppy 000t.domertdo must ' , , tdo Moth ( 411 ff Mood ogs.• MAY city win spread tar 1a rte eraesqueseas sea Min aloe ft dis Wid immd army ir ...cued toe ca Pea/ sor76llbw kidded sera a ray if hope for the asainsipel sad el pewipertty ►. • ::a reduction of the segro am l ersdem. e pm sdlitiaply stash , t; ..... ~ teen' „,,,i.i P rebel SElll ., Ul/ saigt , a ream ad..a.. s l ag. . d a vai,... s t...b.ol........"l"ill" is ha et fr bse " " 11.... . ma r vitisik l al- se lpolieli t 41 1,1ol kiak aw s i wlli t . .4, ~,, .., m g, oh,„_4„ wsii e the ever were Si impost of aaewaler sailer tie has (area k in k,. „id that todol .„, 11.. • - * .e. tliepsymest of a given sem Is se. of preceding governiaents, dammed sad degraeed ts the I'm opinion I marts '-..- int dealt alas metared, at a redeled traallosatio• (to Trieete ) l f the " Utast Central'," sod a roptooord is tho sock e • r• - • I. • . Inas?... invasions of the plague. whieb moved the admiration sad the apotoichiag Teat with Nadi.. P - WMIO•it ffeellie - imitation of the rest a Europe. I supplicate yea , therefore, drew I t ? , soot ono t o ' •;,.. . --- iib - I -- ai ---- 11 t• Roble Bass, to Mario the communal coma is du" nut D 0 Ao. as Dr, ray, ---• d d t it sitting over which you will preside that my pretest death- - . • : ' • I 26 1. No etopeasetin 4a f :11 in, rat No peat oared to me will not be attesdod with say flee teimotty a I. 413 r n dinievelea at affection to my country, or ralmatios of my op i etto o ly to „ Food t - • Random may remain on .mart in per lorrig" is l" " a " of UM° dhari'llgs "m'aildaelt" wont of the lands the .--- . • fermium may rani ior Nksoadsla *MAI bare devoted myself daring past years. The oho - to t i t , eo n „ duo or 1 M • • ~.. r may be pa id Met any Use alma dimes' of my pretest sojourn here is sto k es that my pa. •and maintain Iberia' trillitill is ma deaved. .• , - ••• •.' rr proof • have been approved. Gligudd) COCNT NICOL° Pi 11171.1. of time to be paid tenancy. • • • . ....,..ray. 1..:' .. • ..,, ..cry day at Thromoortoe.strart e at a 2 No adjustment - 7 '`' ... r...'..m.11 at a quarter he re 3. satisfy Or do jasties i (..- • - • ' L KUL% Resident Director. enjoyed • EXHIBITION OF 1851. - PLANS FOR THE enmity - .them to "Home, In • ..----; • `...1 l'l INT " TEA-POT. so named from PIioPoSED BUILDING. right as they au arm 7 11. '.-:minted with Ulf trims sed stein of - riot in their died a.iii ' • • son s• hk•l to atom patinae made ands the (Freesia' Brain.) . custom of the sous ej le " ' .:.....7st ‘ te " rtr l t h l:lsner tlgi t 7d o urstall yeu' t a r tili . a nd rhsep... * The plane are arranged in alphabetical order In of Zeeland. i• ." , . , 3.. tt,r Clad mecablance to Weer, Mai the large meet:log room st the institution of Civil Heehaw+, 3. Even when ten ".' .. ...o. -: r avng of lever. Price 43a. Great Georg-street, Woormaster, and cover not ism ly the wits existed, every c ""•• . - ••••• • -dm isienlaigew •• - 8 I. lb wall. to • sufficient heiget, and • table around the walls, bat relating value of th• it '. :to . . dm - n • both sides of two screens . 'mending nearly the whole leng th deuce grow re bay* I ._ • . • ...e t ..... as. ......... ty • of the apartment. Observant visitors will view will interest Now from whom be dm • • the eirgularly varied way, in which different minds have cannot be shown that do. $ • endeavoured to solve the same probiena-the variety In the at a proportionately I t , .; • • . c.•!e. is - t.• 3 N. IneS. ere* *Wel Pod- ground plans suggested te fisl the MOO an,, and to meet the "Meld be made cape ' ' 2 ... '...- • •••• . '"r Pots. . 5 ". to* "t v,afra the tar° New 1•11.11 requirements. "So mazy men, so many minds," is 4. Tho de ipuletir • . t .r. At Mat prOpPrUoo. E r • an old saw ; and this they will find still tur.her Alm eras le an act contra' /1:" •• . • r.;• N v eßipon aad Uorton), it Oxford. Dated, when thoy remember that, amongst this sla ty, and aimed M', • - ' • • rime al Mwsnan-strest).-Estabiiabel lade number of promsed ways of effecting • by law. risen object, the six associated minds appointed to - judge them did sot dad what they thought the beat way, coo liE i'.. .1' Ell r.4.*BSTrfUTE for SILIt'ER.- was it expected that they won!d. %%Aeon, will further not v. ..!:. sII.VII. introduced II yam ago by fail to observe tai elegance of drawing which chsrectaises Coria-MaITIAL noon -On Treads ........ . ~ *,..0,-.• prated by the pewee proms of moms. nearly sU the "rajah submitted by (twigs architects-the _, • oos _, _ a __ ; , • . •-tad ..*-1 rlnpilrbon ihe '^T beet ollek' much larger 'mount of care and thought iestowed on the r"L ..._.;._ bs di :LET , - • 't ti be mewed neesch. either wefully in • • ' • • • n b . nwii .... l h v o pieparatios of them th.n on the sisPrity o f the de- "1 11 7 .... A • , • • ; •••ibit tire me Erricr or piddi n . Thr e ad. gin% apse by air own countrymen. There is sub nni- -1 1. '. • taa. .. 3ft, ... Jos futsilty la the manner of drawing, ac , observable in ! a n?* VE511214,711 '.•••• • ... Wednesday, at Por ere. ••• M. .. ilal. dead the work of the mese band. The plans are . . mostly of ingenious intricacy, and several o f the e l f- C . "P ts " l . h ,,.._,!"" h _, c11 . ( a as. ... oa. .- 735.1 n chief , a . . .. ~,,, " e .a..... am . u pusutku.„. TA:k US . di•play great taste sad invention. Bat having „_ ' "n" `` '" : . • a - rousett, am • num .. • r•l•nr he the mist row said this we are bound to add that they are mostly sic - :. •,..) i .1.1 Nliiilliggl e f PLATED. tea board her. A l• takes-very magnificent madam some of them but still ,_ ~. , w an d 5'.... moom s 'threaded tines mis.akee to the lull extent of the word, scarcely t " • representing the two %,..,.. ~___ln,florn• Pamin- o , rata'''. ace Aden% with the instractions, and wt.olly aside the thing t,Te.s t an . •'.' - •--.'•"?`""" . 11. ''" '''' *** '' actually wasted. This apples not the Dia-% strongly to the s git d consist* N..- • sir, ... :IL ... 23a. s e . . ti n „ _. 12, 6 asides selected by the commas, for " higher honorary dis. This boil was erect ascia from the Hsu k , ~, i . . ••• t• •.. etirrae.ngs, as well se of every iron. mina will some into collision with some of the unnoticed __ w _ a ,, l _ e _ r s i n..,_g_t t e impotitors. Take, for example, the design of M. Le l'a'r, of powder , "2! '" ‘s 1".....• • • •S. •te RiP7 ,ll and Sunda). Se. Ozf'ad - (Pais) : this seems to be for • pormauest builoirg, tilled ."7.•''''' .'"` fi rin g, Oa:: • .• , • • .:.ad No. I. pielrelaaaNaseesi. with domed and o f chrome d chambers, which could • netts of parneula • • A t...s.trat, WO. found that on the a scarcely be erected by the time the Eihtbition is to open. tolerably round hole FI I HF. !1 . : .:. .12: .'"•HOWER BATit at 40i. M. Cailloug's elegantly drawn deem, again, is for a perosa I . • • .•„ At a peep . 111 ,, .1 the e i m pl ee t nest Dallas building ; so, too, M. Barely a harmoniou s ;: 7 thenl 0,,,,wi-gosi,„--.11 tea- .i. . • :et out of order. Pet of the bottom plan ; and M. Heard's elevation with its nunistose minarets '''' was larger and mho, td '', 'a -, ••• ' . . and wedge Mrster " • gionfre Oath . is simply aa architectural sport or play. worthy, with eleallifil 111--.:... . r az.... t• fah. ebony bedew OVA ••""et....14 . IS one hasty view we have not Hen able to detect the f` * ', 1 • T ~-. ' coo ' -- ; ; ,,, IIIIh r. T A - Pr o l mo c T, ood d """"" """'• ""' troto principles which guided the commit IL% in the osl•clion s.f shot s" ."-e %yea riwere bra t• l • •ie otiv really portable) bit 34 11 Nebel der% the ei.Ateen names entitled to distinction ; but artaisly . Na ._ ...... • o _ as m opposite moo l' • • . .. 4 4 t e le ' m ee t a p um p. on toe no velti e s they could not have been governed by the coosideratio e _______. ~_„. _,_. c - •••• • • cwt. .e -es In Ma ci,artinest are always an which have guided them is framing the :dusted plan, n-z_.7.___ofn! t", L • o' -. MUMS% (late Wm" cal newt'*). 53 . namely, the provisional nature of tie hula int ; the Meat- "„: ; .7: "ff`..7 o =z; ;.: ' -.• ,' f Newmal sea ,'".. I. it_._,•nae"tylit,_ l - bility of ociastractieg it to be available fur other parpoas; Pa wi ng o ut "" '' - '• • I'll isita t iMlN Sr rat U.S. ''''...n...' .' sad extreme simplicity demanded by the short time in which "a" in al l taws "ifs shell, nos grape, na the work must be complete-1. would be the cue i II . • ii i Nu and REGISTER STOVES .- This will be farther evident on compuitm with these se- the splinters inside A • oe „. tumors mamma , a t z w in n am e o d d , lated designs the plan determined on by the caninittee. nem run up hawse! • ••. v a A•ty , peat Mull il intim ad esare. The plan submitted by Mr. Bellamy comprises stx equal found enti - rely sha a. re til is n.te-room ti eves at ken Ns. W ei n dia tisis Is Maki, fur capability of extension ; the roofs are krauts ot re port. -ono. ~...or •a: Irma Setae M rieses, emotherwith Sams rolled and angle iron covered with ccrrugaled iron-the ma- r _ -I other r.. U•Illte hearth ilieves. Is the tzars: es the Serial proposed by the mejority of the conspetiton ; the rib, pins IfONZT.- •• . we.ine bnitif MOII ea reer.ova StiretiOn a [MOM. wadi., from a can.....ion• over the aisles are made to °men" and Cr"' 4 al It+ ..• pareewer. are resumed te Mem it. TM esesser In - " • • • • spree, E. Comm ✓ -•s -ry ',Wile not approved oiL w k il As . balance toe former. The elevation makes little pretension tee for t . tie : od i , r.- - • ..t . orr pest. tree.-Late ILIPPON rd el lirt7o:4l, *Oa. to design. Moss. lateen Horan's design is for •at Wiz d 4- , • -ri, of Nowinan-strat, sad No. I, mesommmessa mainly of glans -a winter garde,. in feet-sad displays 7.Pf•',__ __`!7_‘• It . - , -sweat 133.... much ingenuit/ • the iron ribs for the roof. are amused . so 1„1 „_":„•_r_Fl' __ .-- that for th e w cao of the building', al th ough a varyn.g .''' t' '''''_"7,l TITUTE FOR PAINT.-Cliesalintaa is ipso, only three castin gs, it is said, wsuld be seas. "" 8 " - " e q uel " 6 .: :' : nies comenclee toIE4VM, am micas are „ Ty. the 3rd, raptured It. Mr. Bardwoll y es • central dome of ISO feet • • • yowled by subetientlas Is the maion• pro. re . . •....: and whets lead, rzemENs's DUN for in diameter ; the entrance is by want the author -Ga; " tit • - Y. . . :,r deeceating lb k eg , pok e R.. describes as "an avast le , triprostyle, and poly- .as private dweliss u gu nthi l'hen sesonomy he ex. style, podimonted portico." Mr. Bo'y's plies afford a strung THREE Max 1 e , • . ..,,1 lime 1• of lomortana, them Dyes will be contrast to thus. of the French art. its: he has Musa exactly POOL, PnineT.-A " • •Lantailk a% they pre a rith sol ar _,'''ln Sala to Ns opposite extreme, an would •••• the building son- time b r i ng cons t ruct -' • ' ', all tninuntluf th e anent id'''''. ' I L" slat Imply of a long series of railway sheds, all of saleable tiderable number of ""her o • se; at themes tam node its sixes, devoid of architectural or constructive feature ; it List night a numbs' t•-•• •,:eterla consegueemsel paint. 'they are . MIT SrEPHINd a No. 31, Stamford-street, would be equally economical and uely. Mr. Brands has were engaged i n ip xi .... in Patios, at Gd. mg Is salt • sod at Ps. four large domes, producing a picturesque and costly pile: meaty het hixb, Ii P . - . tra ama m sampler, at to per Is, the circular arrangement is not expedient. Mr. (harks w a n o f e k e V ius i ll .• '' r'' ter ell9fdas 8114 1116 "whos one neon proposes a suspension iron-wire tent, ingeniously ugly. Mr purc3seed by the du - my he am the tatipria Taradsh and stir, C. ee S m ith us .. e., H . adopts the suspension principle in another vet t e d I n to a doelej -- HAY .! ,!,' V, SEASON.-MARY WEDLAKE I.tegth before the coomprition. Ono designed .by Mons h a yi n g excavated „,, Thuninioloup is gothic, some Hindoo , and some m • mused e ij eeeo t t o the loon 1. •, • ' t ;,,7 o l t e d er = c r s it o ui l l're t tim e I l a r Mtan aZ rile, aninsiogly Indicative of a desire to do juAits to ell cilled out that it . •,...,,. 4 ..,1 Aw me d,,i at the show), the times and commies in the same elevation. precipste sash from le ..r .latith admired. prise tie la ;Mu the Th e antral estranee will be exactly opposite to the ground, and among 1 • • - ....prAt L i tb. --Orders le be addreised to the PriZCO of Walee's Gate, in the Kensington road, which is Vary few seconds elf t • • . '. ' ''''' Li ad "Ulna file ilik F."' obviously desirable. But, al this gate is i.ot exactly i.• t.e foie the whole o f th e . -- 0 -atla cal. - Notre of the Islet of around to be covered, the majority of of tho workmen, bei -Z‘ l NDON, SATURDAY. liN f ilfiNG; JUNE 15, 1850. MORZY MARKET. Thrum. Jun 14. following letter Nun Mr. Pasha &rope ap /Vsensesee Journal, nail is of baportenoe content stateemat of the views eater. ..n, la samsas with a kris number of A liberal inerabera the Ingest which is overwbelain interest in Ireland—tsaant *Wk is addressed to Dr. Gray? Bvesw•. The preadaWila pld at Paris by the last quota. lions was 17 pm s whisk, at the English Mint pries of 31.175. 101 d. per mime for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.371; sad the exohange at Paris ea Load= at short being 26.321. it follows that Cdo is . 0.19 par neat dearer in Paris than in By last advioes, the price ofgoli at Hamburg was 4366 per merit, which at the English Mint prom of 31. 17e. 1014 per ounce for standard gold guru an exoheage bf 13.101; and the exchange at Ham burg en London at short being 13.10, it follows that geld le 0.34 per mat. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last added, the coarse of exchange at New York on Laden few bills at 60 days' sight is 110 per omit, and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per mat., it follows that the exelmagela nondeally 0.42 per cent. in &mere England; and after making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, the present rate will Lama small profit on the importation of gold from the United Bates. 1 3 / 4 innak is as folio:a; : • - End. Irene an etltelaV e g i oe san ineM's may, that yes had been ledgeimed that I f?!!"'Platid Jedaisi Mr. Mama fa de IMeeinedee et • "ig the Matisse of landleed and seem fe (pits it.. that, without peshively en- I bed Mt deem.. to aid Mr. . the Irishl who sight show emesede ne • Mop Imam, If net eight, to whistle I esnatter their tesaste7 Ad ha heisted,' paltry entitled. Bat Mr. relinquished the intenties of Minded*. As emu, sad mew, I believe I may say without maddens% to glee W mcppeet to a bill to be tetra another samba. shoes anxiety to impseve the the tenant hiseje et behead le ungeostienebie. ad teeny own sesettnee In this maim (is ersdele 117 sMash mete weight than I On limit ii is raw • wide dietitian°. between ensh • bite it prudent to amp, ne an d eat 'Mei I would myself demand se parries. entertain on Ms base hind may be semisedy %e enclosed she of mesh reeelstiane, as were would recommend for the eciestderadon of Tenzat.right Conferesse.—B•lime me, my feldefelly yours, G. Emigre &more. Ala for fatting Ineprovemems will satisfy Inland, or encourage them freely sad tad their eapi.al and labour in the improve- Is thee occupy, whir& does not entitle them a. of all the improvements they may create therein, withvat deduction ors amount of tepee over to dim before they quit their of the law of lasEced tad tenant will to those leadholders who have hitherto sistemary tenant-right which does not empower _ enforce, is a court of law, their dela to such IMMO right a. they Oki prove to have 'listed hoc time imam°. rid in their died t, in the same Renner es the " egricultwal custom of the cons sal" may be enforced ia the courts of law of England. 3. Even whets tersest right ecssct be proved to have al wet e existed. every cutgoing tisane has a jest right to the rioting value of the improvements be can by tier evi dence Brow to have been made cm his holding by himself or those from whom be derives his Worm% sad for which It cannot be shown that he has bees ecospeesated by holding it a proportionately low rent, OF Nbrwiee ; and this rivt 'Meld be made capable of may esfarcement by law. 4. The dep ipolation of enure di‘tricts by wholesele desi gnees is an act contrary to the fundamental principles of so ciety, end should be prevented, et at .11 'USW punished by law. The WM et exchange for bills as heart *ors he WI bell reseals little variations as essepered with Tuesday last. Bilis on Austria were done more in favour of drawers. Negotiations were effected at the following rates : Taw Trim a0g0d0693. From To Embus A Wit . 12 makrOma Ditto aloMordosa Amtworp Miu4436. U IS Pods lfort. 23 63 MU 3 Ma. 23 72i 774 Monollki o Promkkrt um. " 12 10 TIMM@ Moirol Petwoloarg 49 Oak Leers Oars i=o o .. 40 4 121 lemolos Lan AO dar date 53 4 Quito The account of the position of the Bank of Eafeard fur the week ending Saturday, the Bth of June, 1830, published pursuant to the sot 7 and 8 Vict., c. 32, is as follows: BAN K Of EN R fee the Rat min Jim 8.1198. Nolo Wood -- tent 0111 , 1 ..130.C.1.0) -- &;;;;;;.e. Debt— . /31.015.100 oth lisourldx...... 2,944.90.. (Mid Coln end Soaks 16,03.543 tari,Bl7 520,005.424 -• 530,003,430 DAIIIIII6 DI Proprietors' Capital ....Y14.363.000 Sot . .......... 3,036,796 Pobile Deposit. andel. Meisel, bay. liio oouselle. or Natlosal D.be, and J... wet..) 6 . 0 3 4 . 270 Miser Depodta ..... 40 reereadayeadotleer Jae 1,169,1031; - 111 . ;;;;;Weet Securities dueled. 10=4 Weight Surueitli Otters &melba ...... 1 Ll 6 4.314.185 ,24.03:1 Notes Oeid rad Meer Ode ?TOMS I M. MARSHALL.MALMI Om Mel iler. June 13.1!30. The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the fallowing changes: Circulation issue £3o 086,420 Increase £ 83,085 Circulation *mime I" able deposits Other deposits Government securities in banking department 1016,185 Without alteration o Aar seeturitia in banking department 10,267,023 Increase 606,975 Coin and bullion in both departtneata. ::: 16,868,908 Increase 128,292 Seven day and other bills 1,189.9.56 Decrease 8,812 The hat 3,066,796 Increase 3,211 A treaty of commerce and navigation has recently been concluded between Belgium and Ranee. The most important of its provisiors are the following : Belgian vessels arriving in ballast or with cargo in Russian ports, and Russian vessels arriving in Bel gian port., will be subject in future to no further duties or charges than are imposed on vessels sailing under the national flag. All produce and articles of commerce of which the importation is allowed by national flags, may be imported in vessel. belonging to either of the high contracting powers, on the game terms and conditions as by national vessels. The produce of the soil or industry of Belgium imported direct into Russia by Belgian vessels, and Russian prcducte imported direct into Belgium by Ramis' vessels will be subject to the same duties and charges as national flags, consegnently no differential duty wall in future be levied in Belgium on Russian pro duce imported direct under the Russian flag ; and, on the same plan, the extra duty of 50 per cent. fixed by the imperial ukase of the 19th June, 1845, will be no longer levied upon Belgian produce imported direct under the Belgian flag. It is further agreed that this provision shall continue in operation even if Avenel is obliged to put into an intermediate port belonging to neither power. The next article permits product., which can be legally exported from Belgium and Russia, to be exported indifferently by vessels of both the contracting powers on the same conditions and scale of duties as by the national flag. From the operation of these provisions, however, are specially exempted the coasting trade of the two countries, and vessels engaged in the salt trade and the fishery, im portation in these cases by the national flag enjoying special privilege.. Any special commercial privilege , which one of the contracting powers may t ereafter grant to any other nation, shall be enjoyed, on pre cisely the same terms by the other party to the present agreement. Belgian vessels driven by stress of weather into Russian ports, and hessian craft driven into Belgian porta, will be per mitted, if necessary, to discharge and repair, exempt from all description of charges, provided such vessels do not engage in any commercial operation involving the payment of customs duties. It is stipulated that this treaty shall continue in force for the term of five years, dating from the day of its promulgation, and then one year's notice from either of the parties will be required previous to its abrogation. The signa tures of the respective plenipotentiaries of Belgium and Russia were appended to the treaty at Berlin on the 14th February last, and the terms were promul gated by royal decree in the Belgian Moniteur. is so 64 23 20 23 6j 23 IS" 131 9 8 90 . . . . - . - . . . . • . . . • 4 ••• • • . I . . Manua RAILWAY& M. grim 11111:0•7111.T.01. WS& S R) a _ siporsalls; - 7 - 171 -- v;;;170;r1193 evitbsvir. Dt gunriel Bk..7dVkeerseleil .77 InT.T:Pregiaei Omar sad HIIFINad and BALM Jam .. Da Ilp..Ct :..Deer 1 , ; Oft 14.0 t DO. INIL ' =. Ct, No. I Do. do. N 0.3 Do. do. 3 per Cent Do. New Eastern unteri, pa ) less Wt.) Do class B. and C ditto Pest Do. Scrip (inta. 6 p. Ct.) i Do. New 4 shares— .. East Uncoil shire Goa. tsusteed 6 per ()mt. .. Ittlinbarph and Glasgow Ezeter,YoovlLls Doeches Utast Northern D 0.4 shates,A,Darred Do. 4 shares, 8.6 p. Ct. I Do. 3 per Cent Pref.. Gt. tionth.and Weet(lre.) I Do. El bths . . Great North of isitesid... Do. New NIS ... Do. New £3O Do. New CI3 Oreat Western Du. New Hull and Selby I Do. *shores Lornaster std I Do. Thirds . Lancashire and . Yorksidre I Do. Edits Do. Thirds ... Do. N. w (nue. 6p. Ct.) I Do. West Itiditig Union I..)eds and Brainard .. Leeds and Thirst . . Do. Fret 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Ref. Quarters,l34ll I London and Blackwell . Lon., &labia', & s.rosst Do. New sus. 6 p. Ct.... Do. guaranteed 3p. Cl. lass T hird. Do. Pref. Cr it ' r " Cnt. lb. eensrt 3 p.et..11111 lastdon and Greenwich... Do. Preferitoes Loudon & North-Western Do. do. New 4 shares ... Do. Paths (e) London & Suoth.Weitern Do. New, £3O Ito. New, £4O _ Do. New Premix* ... Inwesto.t Gear,' percent. 4ase?, Buz., mei Matlock Do. 1 &barns No. 1 ... Ito. New ElO Pref. 1)o. Man.& I.lnel.Unkm Midland ... .. Do. ES° shares ... Do. Birm. and Derby... Do. Coos. B. B D. 6 p. C. Nori& . Do. New £2O . Ito F.xt. relon Do. Guano. h per Ct. North brEaen Do. Prietenew North Stuffodthwo. OlrOfd, WOK., Waver. Pre-toe and Vi yrs Do. y .hares (A) Read., Guild , and Reigate Royston and lll.ehin Shepreth Maculae Scottish Central I ohr.wa. & Blrm., Class A Do., Clue B Do, New Guaranteed.. Shrewsbury anti Chester (Nor. o W. Min.) Do. °smeary Do. 8 per cent. Pref... ; shropstore Union Do. Preference South Statiordshus South Raritan DJ. No.ll Do. No 4 Registered ... South Wales Waterford and Kilkenny... Wear Valle), 6 p. CL pit Do. do. do. do. Wilts, Somerset, &Weynt. ifork,Neweastle &Berwick Do. Eat. (York& Newca. Do. Cl.N.E.PurchorPref York and Mufti' Maitland. Do. Preference Yowox RAILWAY/. Aogl?-ltallan (late Hasa and Austalan) . . Boulogne sad Amiens .. restrod France ( %Isms) Dutch Rhsoislt Do. do. Great Indian Pea Loyola Do. Namur and LieAs Northern of France._ This Dar, Two *Two". Bearerly any %shims is piing forward in the rail way "hare market to-day, and prices are without change from yesterday. Brighter.' auk 881 ; Lou don and North Westerns, 1091; South Western", 64 ; Midlands, 38; Great Weeteros, 59. It 1! di& I Poi n iii iii as pa. toi 66 17 ii II dis. 17:1 lall • • • 11 1" . 11 . Ale ' 1 pa 9111. 11 4 3 Ile 16 161 74 Ile 26 29 H U 131 131 die 3 Si lot lot so 02 124 i-A- 30 12 pea. 43 TO 33 33 59 90 7 4 ti db. 45 97 474 491 We 314 42 &I par 190 40 42 104 14$ db. 94 94 die. 10 91, 13 133 94 9 db. 14 96 It 9 6 db. 3 die. 2 24 die I die par 1 4 024 11334 1137 139 101 111 ST 59 37 a toi It 23 24 109 110 3 I 7 93 t vm 19 0 . 634 614 Pi 174 dia. IS 14 dia. 144 11 IS poi. 4 41 4 Os. 16 18 81 9 8 11 dla 374 29 261 251 die 154 161 421 122 26 28 14 13 dla. 13 184 44 41 7 7i 3 3 1 10_ 4 1 dia. 9 10 40 41 4 1 - 34 7 Pu• 4 11 I 4 01 . Pa 91 l i l t dia. 7 61 dim. 94 ft 3 4 16 14 as. 1 I die 111 124 4 414 9 II 10 44 411 / 1 14 111 U n di.. U 26 io 42 ii 1 5 91 1 Ms. 31 31 db. 17 171 2 3 dla. 5 6 1 41 db. 1 6 13 4 1 1 3 Sidi. I pm I I ree fr 7 ai m s 6 71 dia. 7 7 131 13 21 2 29 . 31. Ywisy 1 Wolcott. iii iii 6 6 9 111 21 Ili dia. MI I 12{ 37i 8 Si i 151 1 10 1 2. 1 71 17 1 4 131 I NAVAL COVILT-MAILTIAL OK illErillll7l, 8.11., AT STONS- Hol'oc—On Trude! last the court re-resembled far the' peppers of prowrlgating the submit OR this allese, which IPSO that ll b• i4misasd kat Majesty's sorties. Tun Erreor or SHOT AND SWILL Oil ens Hots, or Ito* VSSIIIIA.—The first experiment for testing the s fleet of shot and shell on the sides of iron vessels took plus on Wednesday, at Portsmouth, under the sispuinuadeau of Captain Chade, en board the' Excellent. The commander in chief, Admiral the Hoa. Sir Blades Gigot, Hear Admiral Presser" and • number of naval sad military officers, were on board her. A large butt, being • copy of • section of the S'inoom's maindeek, had been made in the dockyard, representing the two sides of au iron vessel, each side of the strength end consistency of e as el the large iron steam-ships. This butt was erected on the mud, at • distance of 460 yiuds from the Excellent, aud the practice took place at high water, from gone 01 several calibre, and various charges of powder, both shot and shell. were fired. At lot, reale between the firing, boats visited the butt to examins the effects of particular shots on the iron work. It we. sound that on the side that the shot entered, • large and tolerably round hole was made in the iron plate, the dream 'imam being much Pieced and the edge turned inward. Oa the opposite side, where the shot passed oat, the hula was larger and else jagged. the edge of the hMe tensed out wards', with oecasioully wow rivets storied. Baas of the shot on entering, and IrAst striking against angles of the iron ribs, were brats in pieces, the fragments pealing out at the opposite side, making holes of Jailors sizes and Me antime'. Shells also appeared to have • destructive • flea on the iron work in cresting elitists's, sad the pima. of shell passing out through the plates at the opposide side, the °B olas in all eases suffering sa at. Of course neither shot, nor shell, nor grape, nor canister. would lodge in iron yawls, u would be the cue in woidea veseele. To test the effect of the ep:inters inside the vessel, a slight plank bulkhead had noes run up between the iron sides of the butt. Tho was found entirely shattered. Captain Chado will make • report. Pairs MONZT.—lus FROIRST.—Nstiss is given to the officers and crew of Her Majesty's ship Ferret, George Spnge, E.g., Commander, that an account of bouLties, received for the undermentioned apiary, will be forthwith deposited in the 11 gistry of the High Couto( Admiralty : Peignoirs, captured 10:h February, 1843 ; Cutialislade, Floe da Marius, captured 22nd Much , 1818 ; Anna Caro lino. Paequete do Cabo, captured 11th May, ISIS; Castro the 3rd, raptured 11.5 June,lB4B.—Halford sad Co., Agents. —Gazette. TnREE Max KILLED AT LIVERPOOL. LIVER root., FRIDAT.—A number of new dodos are at the present time being constructed at the monk end of the town, • eon iinerable number of workmen being engaged upon them. Lest night a number c f workmen (about twenty in number) were engsged in 'Retention on the works near • wall about twenty feet Nett, formerly known as one of the boundary walla of the Vauxhall Foundry Boiler-yard (whim has been pureßased by the dock [Fasten for the purpose of being con verted Into a dock). Whilst engaged in this occupation, the linkmen came close to the wall above referred to, and having ezeaveted to • considerable depth immediately adjacent to the feurtratios of the wall, some of the workmen out that it was falling, and several of them made a precipete rash from it. Others, however, maintained their groal.d, and amongst them the three men who were killed. Very few seconds elapsed after the first alarm wee given be fore the whole of the wall fell in. and ensaplttely burled three of the workmen, besides serinuely injuring others who had barely time to escape. It was some time before the mate rigs were removed. On their being cleared away, two of the men were taken out quite dead, whilst • third was just alive. They were all dreadfully mutilated. The face of one of them was completely smashed in and disfigured, whilst the man lying betide him bad sustained • frightful fracture of the scalp. which had perforated the brain. The third man (who was alive when found) was fearfallyerashed shout the legs and thighs, and several parts of the body. He did not live more than about ten minutes after his arrival at the hospital. Some of the men who managed to get out of the way before the wall fell had an ezaredingly narrow reaps. Two or three more of them were more or lees in jur, d, having received several bruhrs, and one of them, who made • desperate leap to clear himself from the wall, was caught on the legs by materials as they fell, which knocked him down and held him there for some time. We regret to ay that the three men were all married, and have left large families. CORONER'S INQUEST.—DEATII PROM EXCITEMENT. —This day, b• fore Mr. W. Baker, jun., at the Victory pub lic house. Nels , ,n.strect, Bethnal-green, touching the death of Margaret Wilmott, aged 30 year who was alleged to have dad from irj arks he received fro m her brotheric law, Wm. Wheately, a greengrocer, is Saville street, in the above parish, who hes been remanded at the Worship-street Folic' -court, on the charge of cassieg her death. Some par iculase of 'hie case have already appeared in ourjoureal. The accused had b.en separated from his wife a short time, and on Tuesday evening last he entered the Victory, accomp anied by • strange woman, and they both seemed very such in toxicated. The deceased followed them in, and ran up to the woman and "eked her "if eke was aware that she was along with a married man ?" She appeared much excited, and the amused raised his arm as if he was about to strike her, but none of the witnesses could prove that any blows were struck. The deceased suddenly fell down senseless, and a hafts immediately afterwards expired. Mr. F. Eagle, • surgeon, rtid when he was called to the deceased he found her dead. Oa examining the body, he could not discover any marks of violence. Be had since made spoil 'martens examination of the body, and found the heart moat eaten lively diseased. lie attributed death to syncope, which had been brought on by over-excitement. The jury returned a verdict to that effect. THE HEROINE OF THE HEART OP MID LOTHIAN. — The Daily Post of Thursday, August 17, 1710, must be • priceless treasure is the eye of the collector for two remark at le paragraphs with which it le smashed. Os one of them was (*nodal the moat pathetic sad popular of Bootee novels —" The Heart of Mid-Lotbian." The story of the girl " of a fine soul," sysn as told by this paragraphist is touch ing. The communication is dated "Edinburgh, August 20, 1738.—Itabella Walker, wider seatearard death at Dum fries for child•murder, bat actually s l ot • remission. This unhappy creature we, destitute of farads, and bad nose to apply for her but an only sister, a girl et • Sae soul, that overlooked the improbability of snemes, helpless and alone, went to London to address the great, mid solicit so well (sic) that she get for bar, Ant • reprieve, and now • re. asimalea. Such another imams, of omens. friendship can eaves be shown; it well deserved tAn Mena.n of the greatest, who could sot but adm►re the rirtsei sad ea that I stesuht engage to bee esase.".—Dithatee liosothold THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The quotation for Consols this morning was flret made at yesterday's closing price, 951- to 96 ex div., for the opening, at which they have continued steady up to the present hour, with little business doing. The Three per Coats. Reduced mark 961 and a, and the New Thres-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981 and 1. Exchcqutr Bills have been done at 685., 705., and 675.; ditto small, 68a. and 675. prem. India Bonds, under 1,000!., at 89r. prem. Long Annuities mark 81 and 3-16. Bank Stock, 209. In the foreign stock market there is no change to notice, and bubiness continues very inactive. Spanish Active, have varied from 171 to 18. The transactions of the morning are limited to : Brazilian New Bonds, 1829 and 1839, at 88. Dutch Two-acd-a-Half per Cents., at 571 and 57 ; exchange, 12 guilders; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 87. &Radar, at 31. Grenada, at 181 ; ditto Deferred, at 41. Mexi can, at 311, both for money and the 28th June. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 18, 171, and 1. Venezuela Deferred, at lie. ENGLISH FUNDS.—Teas DAT. Risk Ikea, 295 9 3 per IX Coo. Ace., July IT, 35; 9 6 3 pit et AwAL, 9439 I 131 par eiT.93l div. 3 tar CLOT& Awn, dm! !Jabalpur Wks. 66. to Ili. . _ 901111110 N lU N De. 6 per (. Artrieux Bond.. 1 pot C 1.040066 DOL. 1 ,3 1 I 44 pit Ot. bk. Boolin. 67 9 Grenada Deterred 84, 4 I 94 per Oust. 6 944 r (IL Mn., 11166,316 1 6 par Ct. Brasiklan Ma, 87 9 6 Ler (B. 1 4 4mlaa Oa.. 771 littio Now, Ni 8 Yu. Ilektated Eds., e ner et. Hum, Ayres, 72 4 l'ortusuome Cony., 24 6 1)4460 01 , 8846 844., 08 1(0 S per CIL Sur. 186‘,167 9 c0mu0mu.001uuien.b.,..11.8„.1146:.31-1 3 tvir7l44B,l.l4°Mathike4.6lLlll73ll6iB 3 „yr Ct. 1 ' 866.8 1814., 71 1, 1 vat° Piave 3 14 poi Ct. Thalola Bala, 67 Irmayeassniii4 ,71 3 Deferred 130..711 7 71 4pa4X Mu WM.. ? V SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Cooper and Dark repast business ray dull, at dm following quotatioss :—Pisa M.sdow, GU to 720. ; interior, 66.. to 65e. ; Hawn, 606. to KY.; Qom, 666. to 80f.; throw, 235. to 28.. lOrlesmand [Widens Paris and Orkana _ Itrr isa Paris and Straabourg Munn and Ham ... *wawa and Memo ... Than and Nantes ... LIVERPOOL. Jim IL erocx-Exclitamos.—Prim an sill riainsr, and luta. new is likesiiss improved. East Lancashire Pref. (fiftk.shares). 6j Lancsshint and Tarkastre (Milt slures), 9l d.—London and North Western, 110 s.—Ditto itte ir w . aura's), 11.16 9.16 p.—Ditto (fifth shores), 1 p.—Ditto ( stuns) I p.—Nanchester, Bheflivld, and 161— idland (s. ), 23 1 11,1.—Newcastls and Oaf—North Liam (B), 16.4 —St. Hates R. and C., (new iss. at 40 dis.), 121-6hropshire Union R. and C. 41 ad.—South Hastens and Dover (Cana No. S , 20 clic 13 --York, Newman, and Berwkk (0. N. E. 6 per:cent. '.10), ), j d. MANCHESTER, haw 14. 81001.11X01141101.—The market has been quiet, and alter opening rather firmly, the lighter ea*, gave way slightly. The heavier stocks maintained their price, and the weaknise visible ap. peered to Ile rather the result of to excitement than o: any fear kw the permanency of present relate. BIRMINGHAM, JUIN 14. STOCE.EXOlial4Ol.—Thia market was not quits so firm taday ; but, up - m the whole, prices pretty well supported. Birmingham and Stour Valleys ware dew at 9 par share, and ninny shim Vetoes at 44 die. LENDS, Item 14. eivoa-IxozAwsz.—Thin waste first day of the sew se. touts. This morning the market exhibited hie buoyancy, sod a large amount of business was d. ne at improved quotations. Balm : Qtleronian, 9i 91—East and West Yorkshire, ei 61—London and North Western Quarters, pa.--Oral Northerns, 1311 13 Is. ltd. 4.—Bast Lanoashlre, 7i—Leeds Wellington Baths, Si —Yore, Newcastle, and Eerwkk, 15:—Nortb Western, 13 n d.—Leeds and Think, 111 —London and North Western Stuck, Lot. THE ScuoLABS OF THE CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL. In our report of the prouediage of the last Court of Crimson Cauca but one then was an announcement by the chairman of the School Committee that the " Nalomons" eabibitioner (Mr. H. S. Fagan) having been amongst the suemsestol candidates for classical bonenn had been elected a fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, The mathematical clam list of honours has since appeared, and Hr. Fagan's name 'paean the first co the list. The honour of the City of London School has thus beans. well maintained at Orford as at Cambridge. At the latter university the " Times" &helm (Mr. Emery) holds a distiegaished appointment. It is pro- bable, we are given to understand, that an addition to the number of scholarships will shortly be made from the sur plus of the " Rickard Lambert Joan" Fend, and that a meeting will in 'slew days take place upon the subject. The City of London School has scarcely emu 13 years, and it Is &rear rich in exhibitions to mar great depositories of loam lag. The "Usaufoy" ezkibitlem are limited to Cambridgei the " Times" extended to Oxford and Cambridge s nal Aldeuttan galomons entemled to Oclord a Cambridge, and the University of Leaden. pia (THREEPENCE. fRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Name WINS,. Belisle sad Ballymena Birkeaheed, Luse., t Cheshire Bates, Blsekbers,&W t York. Bristol .sd Easter oat i Chester Mkt L Dahlia aad Vie t .1 anetion Dublin and Thogseda DIAS* end itlesstown [hustles and'Arbroath Dandee,Pern,Aberdeen Jane Dastan= ianiskillan Bast Laßosa's' Pattern Caantlatiand Norfolk &stern lJnlon lidrabargh wad Glasgow burgh,Parth, and Dundee Farteill Nailway Glasgow, Paisley, and Aye Glasgow, Paieley,and Greenock Greet Northern& IL. Lineolzeb Gnat Southern andWesternal Great Wafters Leareater and Carlisle Iwneashir" and lfoekahire 1146, Avorpool,Osunby_ & Ilkontlapert Leedom andllsolkWesterit London sadlisekwell London, Brislmon, and 8. London and ernithWset o rn. Londonderry and Enniskille; Man., Boxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shell., &Lincoln slaryport and Carlis'• Midland IlltillandGreatWastern.W lionklands Newcutie and Carlisle North British .... . ,4 North Staffordshire* 445 Scottish'- ,n Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chaster Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern SouthYork.,Doneuter&Geols V, Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newoutle, Berwick York and North Midland 761 28 714 211 1074 72 Foßerox. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe .... Montereau and Troyes Northern of Fraser Orleans to Bourges (CelAt.) Orleans to Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre 4G6 998 13,062 17,622 2,310 2,563 2,1409 2,971 7,G26 7,465 6,810 - 2,471 - • The melee are exclusive of the amount available under the agreement with the London end North Western : the returns include the receipts on 150 mile. of canal. f The returns include the receipts on 60 miles of canal and 9 miles otrollway. (From the -Vining iourteet.t Not more than an average amount of business has been transacted during the week ; still there are many bargains, which are likely to come off, now in course of necociation. The accounts from the mines continue very favourable. Shares in the following mines have chanced baud. during the week:—South Wheal Fr►nces, Treviskey and Barrier, Tressveao. South Basset, Mary Ann, Penzance Consols, Treleigh, West Treasury, Alfred C3neola, Stray Park, Tre then, Kincsiatt and Bedford, Lelant C mania, Wheal Franco, South Langford, P. udervee Cznaols, Gustavus, Herodefoot, Tremayne, North Buller, Tevy Con sols, Wicklow Copper, But Gunnialake Junction, &math Tolcus, But Buller, &c. In foreign mines Uure have been several transactions, but principally in St. John del Key, Santiago, Cobre, and Li nares. There has also been a few hatpins in Smith Austra lian, Copiapo, Nations! Brazilian, Imperial Br.zilian, United Mtz:can, and Worthing shares. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE lIARKETS. lIINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The bwinen in the Colonial market this week has not been very extensive. The news of the failure of the expedi tion against Cuba caused a flatness in the dement for Sugar, and prices have fallen folly 61. per cwt. The Dutch Trad ing Company have advertised a sale of 82.277 baskets Java, to be beld on the 11th proximo. The Plantation kinds of Ceylon Coffee, which declined in the early part of the week, have sines been in demand, principally for export orders, and prices sr, now about equal to those ruling at the close of last week. The Native descriptions have been sold at 40s. to 435., according to quality, being a decline of 2s. to 31. per cwt.; but the price or Lair quality is now 435. to 433.6 d. per cwt. Cassia Lignite has been disposed of at an adv►nce of 31. per cwt. ; and Black Pepper continues to be inquired for, but there an very few sellers. For Saltpetre there has bees a fair inquiry; but the full prices lately ruling are scarcely obtainable. A large sale of green Tea took place on Wednesday, when about 2,000 packages out of 8,000 offered met with purchasers. There was the greatest varia tion in prices, for while some kinds brought extreme rates, others were sold on lower terms. Black has been in fair demand at previous quotations. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very quiet to-day, at the following quota tions:—Town 33t. 33.; Peter burg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 9d.; October to December, 3Ss. ; ditto, separate months, 38a. 6d. MARNA'S AVERAGES, June 15.—Town Tallow, 389. ; fat ditto, di.; yellow Russian Tallow, 88s 63.; melted stuff, 28s. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow grave., 9.. ; gocd dregy, 6s. During the put week the demand has been quite of retail tharacrer, the abundance of home made, and the low prices at which it is selling, operating against large purchases being made in Russia. Only small parcels have been taken by the candle waken, and prices are Oct so well supported. P. Y. C. on the spot has brought 365. 6d., and really fine Ukraine 309. 9d. to 375. S i cond eons move off slowly, at about 31. to Gd. less money. For all this month there are seller at 369. 61., but few buyers. In new, for the last three months, not much business has been done ; there are sellers are 35.. 3d. and 331., but no buyers thereat. A few parcels of Oleo Sheep have been sold at 365. to 365. 63., which an the former rates. Sydney is quoted at 345. 91. to 38,. for sheep, and South America, 36.. to 3tlt. The latest advice. from Petersburgh represent a heavy market, end that, with the quantity le ft over from last year, the supplies are estimated at 133,000 to 134,000 casks. Toe quotation, free on board, is 34.. 391. for July shipment, and 33.. 91. for August. Arrivals this week ma 219 casks, whereas the stc:k is sell large than last year, and deliveries steelier. How-made matinees in good supply, and sells steadily at 355. 61. to 355. 93. per cwt., nett cash, for prime freak melted. COVENT GAR' )1 PILL Pine-apples, per 10., 6. to Ins Grapy, bo Now*, p. lb., 4s to Ss , Poraigl. per lb., 9d to I. Strawbs.iies, per pun.. Is to es o.lo..eberrifs, green, per IA se^ r.-THIS DAY. lemony per dos., Is to b Omega, per dos ,yd. to Is 6d 100, Ss. to 124. — Almonds, per peck, 6s sweet, por lb., 2s to Walnuts, per WO, Is 6d to 2s per bueb., Ws to 3.14 Nuts, &tr., p. bush., 2011 to 22s p. bush , 124 to Wea. Kent Cobs„ 00s to 1004 per 10010 e 18LF.6. 2s to SI Ai Apricots, proem, per psttle. Sd to I. Peaches. per dos.. 124 1 ) Sls Neetarires, per dos 12s to 2ls dopier, Corbels, p. 41 to Q. Melons, seek Ss to Ss veorri French Beans, o. 100 lsed to 2aod Asparagus, per bunt 2s Od to as Pbubsro, p. bunele, • to ( abb 4.4 per do., id to Is Caplitiowers, per das., Ss to Ca Green: per doz.. Is to 24 Osuosa, per bushel, 7s to 94 SpattiM, P dos., le ad to as hots, per lb., ad to le Genic, per lb., 4d. to &I Lettuce, Otb., score, 2,1 to Is Radishes, per 1 2 bond., 3d to &I litubroomo., ter pot., 9d to Is *nail Salads, p. pm., 24 to 34 Venni* per bomb, 2tl to 11.1 Savory, per bauch, :A to 3d. ticre;il, pr b7iii;;;;e7bl to 91 Fotatoea, per ton, 100 a to 200 a per ea t.,10, to 120 per budi to 6. frame, per lb., 9d tole Torelpe, per doz. ben.,64 tots Red Coei, pm doz., la to ?a Thymi•. per bunch, :d to 34 each,6d to Is Led's, per bunch, I. to 2d Celery, per bundle. Ad to Id 84 C not% per bun., ad to lo Spinach, per mere, 9d Parsley, p. dos. bun., Is to !a 'Hooey per bite., M. to Is Marjoram, per bunch, ed to ad Pant, green, per Nina, 141 WAtescrws, per dos. bunchy, 6d u ad n 07.; ia7m, per bdL, Is to is - - - SEVERAL FRIGHTFUL ACCTEUINTS have mealy' occurred in the vicinity of Denbigh. A young seas, farm servant to Mr. Hugh Jones, of idanyfydd, whibt driving • • cart, fell over • preppies situate la one side of the fi eld. About halfway his tall was broken by a tree; but unhappily the horses and cart were precipitated after bias, and, passing over bin. caused *juries which produced death.—At Clan escalade, Robert Silva:di, farm servant of Mr. Roberts, was shot through the ridht jaw and brain, whilst hastily snatoh lag at the Inutile of • loaded gun which he had concealed snoops some sacks in • howl.—At Llansainaraid, the body of a man, dressed in the usual peasant garb, and oonsiderably decomposed, was found badai.ir We shore, with nothing hie pockets boa marked T.T.—Verdicts in • • wen merited before the etrittb sink tlare. r-• "A •• • , fiT`•-1.4 1849. 31 371 16 lit 141 31 19 616 766 100 22{ 126 leaf 2201 64 160 941 n iii 674 71 18 224 143 1884 230 .90 2221 171 470 - ii 1711 239 114 16J4 28 4914 60 290 i 266 764 26 71; 211 1074 72 82 Yea isa. 1849. 1660. • iTATI 4 617 9 1,201 873 436 ,401' 4,120 48.59 6,293 1,682 2,841 . 1 242 87' 920 987 947 - 415 648 601 164 148 766 1389 4.815 3,228 15,419 15,758 1,409 2,268 4,051' 3,925 2,279 2,417 - 489 2,935 2,830 1,052 , • 1,154 2,154 3,076 3,87 3,907 19,4." 17,292 ,515 3,274 127 46 13,774 962 231 200 43. 1, • 0,277 1,006 1,027 9,044 10,007 :2,1.. 11,069 160 129 125 166 3,1583 5,721 634 588 20,019 21,489 1,1. 1 1,412 - - 2,122 2,239 6T 4,4 r '. 6 1 1, 2,173 3,332 4,322 1,359 432 731 1,c‘61 645 1,809 11,831 -- '865 2,207 868 186 14,534 7.191 1,322 1,9091 9,285 2,e551 7:3G, .:11,9571 14